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gsw TiEue Table on the Cadiz
Branch.

Trains Ieavo Cadiz now as follows:-4-4 -45
A. NJ, ard 245 p. NJ.
The Lrai- that leaves al As A. NJ, makes
Q close connection al the Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
Rscts with the passenger train going East.
The train that leaves Mt 2-45 j. NJ. makes
q close connection at the Junction with the
pasaenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz as follows:-1230 80
r. NJ. and lis 7. NJ.
The train that arrives at 1890 p. NJ. brings
tt.s mails from the East and the West. The
mail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
AS A. NJ. -a.
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A Snle Of Real Es
tate.

- Saaac oh HbCdh HISs
tate.
U Y pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Harrison Comfy, Ohio,
] will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on the
25th day Of JWRe, A. d. 1864, at 10 o'clock
forenoon, at the door of the Court House in
Cadi2, Harrison County, Ohio, the following
described real estate, situate in the County
of Harrison and State of Ohio, to-wit: A
tract Of land being part of the n. L. n. w.
;. f. and ;. w. quarters of Section No. five
(5), in Township No. ten (l0), of Range No.
five (5), in the Steubenville Land District.
Beginning at the South East corner of the
tract of land owned by William Grimes de-
ceased, and running thence North 74!0 West
66 perches; thence North 400 West 1862 per-
ches to the middle of the Deersville Road;
thence North 32to East S7.9 perchers to the
middle of the State Road leading from Cadiz
to New Philadelphia; thence South 1919 East
AZ. "A percheS; thence $50 East pcrcheS to
the corner Of George Bells lot; thence South
l24o East 20 percheS to IA post; thence South
10 West 22.3 percheS to the place of Begin
ming, containing twenty acres. Rachel
Grimes has a Dover interest in the above
described tract of land, which she will re-
lease upon the day of sale. Appraised at
$1,000, subject to dover.
And also the following tract ofland, being
a part of the land owned by the above named
William Grimes, deceased, and being part
of the North West quarter Of Section No.
five (5), of Township No. ten (10), of Range
No. five (5). Beginning at the North West
corner of quarter Section and running East
along the Section line 49, perches to the
middle of the road leading from Cadiz to
Hanover; thence South l5o East along said
road 20 perches thence South 35Io East 35. 36
perches to the middle of said Hanover road
where it branches off from the Philadelphia
road; thence North 73to West along said
Philadelphia Road 55 perches to post on
the North side of said Road; thence South
$50 West along said road 33 perches; thence
West along said road 23.3G perches to the
West boundary line of said Section; thence
North along said line 33.44 perches to the
place beginning. Containing 20acres and
23.4i perches. To be sold. without encum-
brance.
Appraised at $l5l5,6o Terms of Sale
CASH IN HAND.
HENRY BOYLES,
Administrator of 'rhos ID. Grimes, decd
PHILIP DoNAHUE, Attorney.
June |, 1S64-it.
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LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA, |

MAY lltn, 1904.
Nix. HATroN:-For the information OF
those interested the following concerning
Captains Lyons and McCready s.companes,
is submitted.
In the morning engagement of the 9th
inst, d. w. Welch, Of company CO.. was
killed while manfully bearing the colors
Sergeant Foust, V. G. Lewis, J.. Baldwin
and Lieutenant Moore, of company G, were
wounded +. McNary, Finley Ong, George
Jones and Belknap, of company II, were
wounded.
In the evening action of the same inst ,
Captain Lyons fell, as we suppose mortally
wounded. John Hurlis of company c,
killed; John Galven, T.. Copeland, NJ.
johnson and S. Hines wounded and captur-
ed; Lieutenant Harrison, Corporal Fire
baugh, Jasper John, Of company II, woun-
ded, and E. Lacey, killed All wounded in
the evening were captured. The captured
Of company c are Sergeants Eag gcson and
Carroll, Corporals Hilton, j. Gillespie, c. J.
Kennedy. $. Mooney, j. G. Townsend, J.
Hurles, d. K Eiker r. Finney and George
Downards. The captures of company Fl
are Sergcants Brcker and Wadd.e, aad
Corporals Belts and A. D. Miller
OF course we give this as but partial ac-
count Of these two companies.
r. n Wanna
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x- H,epwAaE SEE the .r,l of Nr.
n eiei, II .r1w.ro merchant, in another
c,unl NJ Mie isi is a clever gentlemen,
'i,st-rats business man, aud Gae .os splen-
i ., a.40r.m ,nt OF Hardware. We would
r,l2'pocial a..eation to his stock of Cabi-
n. fiariwar, and Agricultural Implements.
n stock in this line, - in all others, is un-
rivalod. BE- sure and give him call, as he
hs4 goolgooi', anl is deserving Of liberal
patronage.
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ss- Mr.. JOAN Baldwin. who lives near tht

sas-Mr. John Baldwin, who lives near the
Caiiz JunctioN, and member Of company
q, l2Gth Ohio, who was severely wounded
in battle in his arm, came home home few
days since in very critical condition Af-
ftor being at home day or two he had his
arm 0mpntated, lnd is now getting along
very comfortable, The operation was per-
formed by that skillfal Surgeon, DR.. J. d.
MoEtman. Of this place.
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.asS- WooL.-A few loads Of wool have
Neen purchased by Messrs. Ii. s. McFadden
y Co., of this place. at prices ranging fr ON
$ 10 rs cents per pound They are pre-
e,rei tc purchase al! that ia brought to
4hem at those prices. If there are other
purchasers about town We are not aware
If Il.
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erFor the information of those who are
indebted to rs, either for subscription, ad-
vertising or job work, that money can be
sent in letter, BY mail at all times. We
shall be under obligations to those of our
pstrons who comply with this request, at
their very earliest convenience
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Allegheny Stock Market.

ALLEGHENY, june 8. 1864
The Market presented no new feature. -
The demand was good but the offerings here
were small, fair prices We're obtained for all
that was disposed of, among the sales We
note as follows .....
SALES OF CATTLE PER CWr.
Myers & Bro. bought 20 head at S709.
Merrick 4 Dond bought 60 head at 7(G9.
Refs & Co. bought 40 head at Sc.
4. Whittlelry bought Is head at sos.
n. Carr & Co. bought 40 head at 7(G9.
}. Morgan bought 80 head at 50(o9.
?. Hartman bought 96 head at 7(aS 50.
Rothchilds 4 Go. bought 40 head at %.
r. Gregg bought head at 8.
SHEEp.-The offerings were gerry small
with sales Of Shearcd to a moderate extent
at s. 00(d6 80 per cwt.
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"a BE IN Coop CHEER = Let Demo.
cats take courage. Brighter days are COM
3 for tho brave old party that has stood
up for three years and cried aloud through
the din of swords and bayonets, in behalf Of
the white man liberty.
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~-Ne have had scvcrA! heavy rains du-
ring the psst week The nights have been
-ry cool, and on last Friday and Saturday
nights there was some frost, but We have
nv learned that any serious damage was
~ ur
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The Cadiz Soldiers Aid Society
Have sent since the first Of June, for the
benefit of the western army:
Ten towels, seventeen pillows, twenty nine
shirts, five sheets, twelve pillows, six cush-
ions, one bed tie, thirteen pair drawers, six
arm sings, thirty-nine bandages, six fans,
eleven handkerchiefs, two sacks of rags, two
sacks Of cherries one sack of plums, eight
bottles of wine, ten cans Of fruit, one round
of beef, one can of maple moasses, one can
of currant jelly, one can Of blackberry jam.
+ The Governor still applies to us for more
aid. This society has responded promptly
to former calls and hope to continue doing
SO. For the benefit of all interested in this
matter, we will here publish the following
letter from the Quartermaster General at
Columbus.
Mrs. NJ A. SIMMONS,
Secretary Soldiers Aid Society.
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Interesting from the I26th Ohio

The following letters from Mr.. Buckly, Of
company A, l26th Ohio, and Mr. Waddle,
of company I'll, same regiment, who were
taken prisoners May 9th, will be read with
great interest by the numerous friends of
that gallant and brave regiment We copy
from this weeks Republican,.
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
May llth 1864.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN As many of tho
good people at home will be exceedingly anx-
ious and uneasy about the missing or captu-
red, | ask you for their sakes az well az ours
to publish the following names of companies
A, It and d, l26th regiment .. V. l., and
ask the Steubenyille and Carro!lton papers
to copy for the benefit Of those whose friends
belong to these companies
OF company A, j. G. Buckly, Joseph
Morgan, Isaac G. Holmes and Israel A.
Palmer are the only ones we know Of
OF company Z, Christian Harsh Samuel
Hill, VIM. Woods and Samuel Mcdonnell
are all that we know of being captured. |.
A. Palmer was very slightly wounded in the
arm, just bruising the skin and turning it
slightly dark.
Ofcompany d, Lieutenant s. c. Kerr
Sergeant Joseph Mckee, Corporal James
Dennis, Privates Thomas Brown, (wounledD
Daniel Blair, Samuel Height, Mark s. Lew
s, James Martin, John Parsons, Edward
Roberts and John Spencer are captured.
We hope that this may reach you and
ease the hearts of the loved and anxious
ones at home. Companies c and II will re-
port separately; others | can report.
You will hear from the killed and wounded
from the other side Of the lines.
Respectfully,
j. G. BUcKIH.
P. S.-I am almost certain that sixty will
include our loss Of prisoners.
j. G. b.
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sR- Don't fail to read the abo speech of
Hon. George II. Pendleton, of Ohio, which
mag be found on our first page. After you
ha7o doao 50 hand it to your abolition neigh
hor to do likewise.
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Eca- TaE ADVANCE IN GOLD. - The ad-
7snce in Gold Of three per cenr, or rather
the DECLINE in greenbacks to thst amount,
eao day after Iinso!n was nominated, is the
response of the capitalists to that event
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VHNHE following are the inducements it Of
fcrs:
lst. Rates of Insurance are LOWER than
any other responsible company.
I'd. 1t inSures FARM PROPERTY ONLY.
3D. The protection it offers is equal to that
of any other company in existence.
4th. 1t has been doing business over fif-
teen wears, has insured tifty-two million dol
lars worth OF property, has paid over eighty
thousand dollars on losses, and has on hand
a surplus Of eighty thousand dollars.
OFFICERS.
ASA FARNUM, JOHN BLOCHER,
RUFUS FREEMAN, OLIVER MORTON,
HALsEY HULDURT, j. II. Mcdowell,
=. b. CURTIS.
RUFUS FREEMlIN, President.
A. G. HAwLEl, Scc'y.
IS cfer encc g:
Hon. II. G. Blake Hon. james c. John
son, Hon. Herman Garfield, Hon. James s.
Bell, JAS. d. and w. III. Ladd, 'rhos. Brown,
Editor Ohio Farmer, S. ID. Harris, Editor
Ohio Cultiyator.
GREEN TOWNSHIP, HAR. Co.,
MAY "A, 1864
This is to say that having suffered by fire
and being insured in the Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company, that believe honesty
and fair dealing characterizeS the company.
DANIEL WEIGH.
All communications directed to me an
swered Immediately.
w. l.. RABE, Cadiz Ohio,
Agent for Harrison and Jefferson Counties.
June g. lS64-3t,
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On Account of

The ,lysnos ofgold to tho high rates Of 200,
vo have concluded to withdraw our Goods
-ee-om tho market, ard this will be the last
week hat c oods can be purchased at CAST
COLEMAN & GRIMES.
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ssr A communication from member of
tbs Harrison County National Guards will
be found Oil our ffst page. The writer is q
.eaiing Republican of Greene township.
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Vermont Sheen! :!

U HAVE a flock of yearing and two year
4 oldSpanish Merino Ewes that / have
Just brought from Addison county, Vermont
bred by A. f. Ellsworth and A. Fl. Hubbard,
of Whiting. Their iocks are amongst the
best in Addison county. Messrs Ellsworth
and Hubbard are well known all over the
country as No. | sheep-br9edsrs. They are
breeding WHAT'S termed STREIGHT HAM
MOND or Improved Infantado Merino
Sheep. | have the sire of forty of the year
ling ewes with me. He was sired by the
old SWEEPSTAKES, owned by Edwin Ham
mond, of Middlebury, and is almost per-
feet picture of the old buck. Said Buck was
raised by Henry ID. Lane of Cornwall, Yer
mont, from Hammond Eve, and is pure
Atwood blood. have two bucks with me-
both No. | Sheep; One was sired by the
Celebrated NOTTINGHAM BUCK = the
other one as described above. l have with
me what the best breeders in Vermont have
been striving for for the past twenty years
that is, a PERFECT SHEEP, or as near to
ii as can be obtained. / wish no man to
take my word for it. Please cali and see,
and if any man wishes to buy of me-if [
cannot satisfy him that can give him an
equivalent for his money / will not ask him
to purchase. l can put him on an equal
footing with any man in the State of Yer
mont as regards PURITY OF BLOOD or
heavy shearers. will give waIrantee to
any man that buys of me. 1t is estimated
that my Hammond buck will shear rs fbs.;
the Nottingham will cut over 20. The Ham
mond buck was shorn May 20, 1863 Tot
tingham, May 26, 1868. The Nottingham or
Bissel Buck was from a pure Atwood Eve,
bought of Mr.. Stephen Atwood, of Connec-
ticut. The wool-growing and farming part
of community, and all Iovers of good Sheep
are invited to call and see what have got
They may be seen for few days at the
"Cadiz House" in Cadiz.
j. i. PARKER e. co.
of Whiting, Addison County, Vermont.
June g. 1864.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

NO1lNfII 10 41ENJb M
Thstthe rolls OF the Militia OF the several
townships Of Harrison county are now on
file in this office, and those who fail to file
certificates of exemption or pay Into the
treasury FOUR DOLLARS communication on or
before the 18th day of August, will be sub
ject to the collection OK said sum, with thirty
per cent. penalty, and such costs as are al
lowed couf1ty treasurers, upon distraifIt FOR
taxes all of which the Auditor is requires
to collect by distress.
Blythe 57th section of the act, 'the real ts-
tate and personal property of such persons.
of every kind, sojtho7t exceptions, shall be
liable for the payment" Of fines and commu-
tations and costs, "and shall be lien upon
the real estate until paid"
After the 18th of August, rolls Of the ds-
iinqlents of each township will be placed IN
the hands OF collectors for collection, as re-
quiretl by law.
Should draft be ordered to fill up any
organized company, it will be made first
from those who have not paid their commu-
tation.
SAMUEL KNOX,
Auditor Harrison County.
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Executors Sale Of gse:sI Estate.

Executors Sale OF Zeal Estate.
z y pursuance Of an order of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Harrison County,
Ohio, / will offer for sale at Public Vendue,
OH IWcdSttay, the 2Sth ddy Of June 1861 at
10 o'clock, forenoon, upon the premises,
about one mile from the Cadiz junction. the
following described real estate, situate in the
County of Harrison and State of Ohio, to-
wit: A part of the North half of Section
Eighteen, Township Ten and Range Four
in the Steubenville Land District; beginning
for boundary of the same at a stone at the
North West corner of said Section; thence
South 10 West l57 perches to stone; thence
South SS4 East 240.SS perches to stone;
thence North 10 East l5S.72 perches to q
stone; thence North $3.50 West 240.72 perches
to the beginning, containing 237 Acres, 2
Roods and II perches, commonly known as
the Hazlette Farm.
Appraised at 5
Terms of Sale: One-third in hand and the
balance in two equal annual payments secu-
red by mortgage with interest. For further
information apply to j. NJ. Estep ESQ.,,
Cadiz, or of the undersigned on the premises.
JAMES HAZLETTE,
Executor of James Hazlette, deco
June l, 1S6+4t
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TAXES.

Mr. Graoa tbs County Treasurer, re-
q ,'ists US to say, that after June 90, 1864,
al unpaid taxes are by law subject to pen
a''.y. Those Interested viii take notice
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Mrs. NJ. A. SIMMONS,
Secretary Soldiers Aid Society.

OFFICE QUARTERMAsTERG GEN. OF Ono, |
COLUMBUS, June 7th, 1864.
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society Of Cadis.
Relying upon the prompt and generous
response which your Society has already
given to Gov. Brough's appeal for aid, fol
Ohio sohliersy lat the iGoyernor's request
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ENROPRIETARY MEDICINES,
Nearly all the popular Patent Medi-
cines of the day constantly on hand and for
sale by JOHN BEALL.
May II, 1854. s. aae.,se. j
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MILITIA CONSULTATION.
70 IHE ENROLLED MILITIA
--rF..- OF 4f-
HARRISON COUNTY.
7rcr. HArnTsoN CorNrr.

AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON CoUSTT,l
CADIZ May 30, 1861
ae ( Tact toOrIGniZc and discipline the
~, ~ ''i''ia "f ohioI' passed March sisi'
An whit. Insle Citizans, resilerAs Of dds
State. bong I.Iti iTBES years Of age and un-
| der the age of FCETY-FiNE years, are requl
| red 10 lie enrolled in he militia and perform
military duty, in slirli manner, not ineoin-,
patsble with the Constitution and laws Of
the United Ststes," &c!
Section provides thai
"All persons who are subject 20 military
duty under the provisions Of this act, and
who are not now members ofsoEle volunteer
organization, shall either become members
OF some volunteer organization, or shall pay
into the county treasury, annually, the sum
L of FOCR DOLLARS, which sum shall he q
Communication for fires and penalties for neEI
lect to perform military services. except m
der calls 10 prevent or fepe invasion; or sup
press insurrectiCn: Provided, nevertheless,
t2u. iftha numncco of any volunteer company
shall 5e reduced below the minimum STAN
dard, draft may be nlode from the enroll
ed n.tlitia, as hereinafter provided for"
Section Gprayidts that,
every person physically disabled may be
exempted from military duty, if he fles
With the county auditor, on or before August
18th Of every wear, n statement OF g reputa-
bic physician or surgeon, certifying that such
person is unfit for military duty ny reason
Of such physical disablitysor bodily intir
nifty, which snail be described in said state
nent. This statement must be verified by
the affidavit Of said physician or surgeon
If any person shall knowingly or wilfullv
make false affidavit in this matter, he shall
be deemed guilty of perjury"
Section provides that,
"Upon the filing of tho rolls with the coun-
ty Auditor, he shall give two weeks notice,
by general publication in the county papers,
requiring the payment of the communications
money into the county treasury, for which
the treasurer shall give duplicate receipts.
one of which shall he filed with the County
Auditor, on the filing of certificates of ex-
elnption, on or before August 18th of that
year, and also giving notice that if any per-
son shall fail to file such exemption papers
OF pay the Communication money, tho Auditor
shall proceed to collect the same, with PEN
atty added thereto Of thirty per cent Tho
Atidii0tiG hereby ehuired 70 collect the same
by distress, together with the penalty, and
such costs as are allowed 10 county treasu-
rerS, upon d.strairt for taxes, and for that
purpose is hereby empowered to appoint col
lectOrs, at a remuneration of not over twen-
Jy per cent. on tho 8mountcolected, toSetfl-
or with costs.
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May y, 1864.
SIR On the first of June next the first
semi-annual coupons of the Five per cent.
Two years Treasury notes become due and
payable.
With view to the convenience of the
public the National Banks designated as
Depositories are authorized to detatch the
coupons as required by the regulations, and
to redeem them at maturity. The law pro-
vides no compensation for the service. The
Secretary, however, relics upon the rcadi-
ness of all those connected with the Depart.
ment to extend this facility to the public
and thus contribute to the credit of the
Government
For. your government in the premises,
you will please observe the following rules.
No coupon is to be redeemed or recogniz
cd unless detached from the note to which
it belongs, by you, Or in your presence, OIL
IN the presence Of one of your officers, anC
the interest is to be computed from the
date stamped upon the coupon, and moi
from the date of the note.
Very respectfully,
S. p. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treas Y.
To J. S. Thomas, President First Nation
al Bank, Cadiz, Ohio.
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A very large and varied stock of Goods
sulrablc for the season. The public are re-
quested to call and examine their stock. We
1iatter ourselves that the most fastidious
may be pleased. mayl8'64.
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HsA-The following letter from Secretary
Chase to Joseph S. Thomas, Esq, Presi-
dent of the First National Bank of Cadiz,
will be read with interest by holders of L. S.
notes:
Interesting 80 u. s. NOte-hOiders.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
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j. 9. BUCkLY.
P. S-I am aimost certain that sixty will
include our loss of prisoners. ~..
j. G. b.
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June 8, 1S64-2mo.inside
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-02-24

We have already noticed the destruction
of the Northumberland Democrat printing
office by a mob, bounded on by dlsunion
Loyal Leaguers. Since then two or three
other newspaper establishment have been
more or less injured by mrbs of similar char
acter. Among the number the Ohio Edqle,
published at Lancaster. in the sonth eastern
part of the State. In this instance however,
Democrats retalIated by attacking and de-
stroying the dwellings of the lesdngs fanat.
les of the town. This in accordance with the
Mosaic law.
| AS the acknowledgements and Law
men-have repudiated the Christian dspen-
tIon, they will have no cause ef complaint
if Democrats fall back upon tho old Testa.
ment doctrine and demand an "eye for an
eye aud a tooth for TOOTH" The people of
Lancaster were wise in their selection of vic
tins for retaliation. We might point to
instances where mobs have been bounded on
by printers and editors, but as O genera al
thing the responsibility belongs to sneaking,
cowardly Abolition Leaders, who may think
themselves safe, but who may MT entirely
escape the vengeance Of an outrages commun-
ity. We have always opposed mob law
We regard the law and order as the rghtful
soveregns. But if these are disregardeL
with impunity, the citizen in his parlor, the
judge upon the bench, and the oath, defying
jurors, may feel the effects Of their own peril
dy before they are aware of the vengeance
they are helping or their own heads
JeferSoniaa