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abolish their present system Of Govern0snt
| il they desire TO do 40. He will not stand in
their way. II the people desire to amsDd
tho Constitution, be will interpose no obstA-
clo IN the way Of communication Of thsir
wishss. But while tho Consultation stands
~ itfs, the supreme law Of the land, no viii
regard II 10 suGh, and will enforce tho laws
made In pnrsnAnce of it, in obediancs OF his
oath Of ofkce. Hs cannot do less, nor 10 il
his disposition to do less. lilo will have an
oath rtgistsfsd in Heaven to pcrform the
duties assigned him by the Constitution OF
his country. He will perform those daties
at every hasard. He will insist upon the
restoration 10 the Government Of Ill forss,
arsenals, custom houses, post Offices, minis,
revenue cutters and other nAtiong property
wronefully withheld, AND m WILL HAVE THEM,
| unless, in soino constitutional way, tho title
Of the United States Government 10 such
property shAA DO vested in smother party or
parties. He will use I'll the power vested in
him BY the Constitution TO enforce the laws
OF Congress-. This 10 his plain constitutional
duty, and every man who loves our Govern
ment will stand by him in the discharge OF it,
regardless Of section or party.
We have asked Republicans to stand frmly
BY their principles. Loving our country
the only free land on earht-we could not
do lass. We have asked that those princi-
pies should not be deserted-not to subscrvs
partisan ends, not to humble political foes,
but because We believe that upon tho tri-
umph OF those principles depends everything
tibet 10 dear 70 frecmen 10 this land and
throughout tho world.
'Nothing great is lightly won,
Nothing won is lost"
We have no idea that freedom is to assert
her sway in our country without struggle,
but We are prepared and willing to MAKE that
struggle. We never have, nor do nov, de-
spair Of the Republic. Influenced BY the
madness that rules the hour, men may desert
the hottest cause Of the day-States may re-
solve themselves out OF the Onion that their
people, with few exceptions, lovc-but rea-
son will return, and, returning, will lead
misguided States and men back TO the fold OF
duty. Through tho thick gloom that en-
shrouds the present hour our faith hehalds
the glorious sunlight OF the future. We be-
licve that Abraham Lincoln, Whatever may
be the troubles that beset his pathway nov,
will perform bis whole duty to his country
tive, and in 1864. deliver ny 10 hia anccesans
the reins OF Government over people rcu.
nited, prosperous and happy.
9T Couous.-The sudden changes OF our
climate are source Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
ly stages OF the disease, recourse should Ut
once be had to "BRoxk's BRONCHIAL Tao
cnEs," or Losengos, let the Gold, Cough, or
irritation OF the Throat be over so slight, ss
by this precaution more serious attack may
be cGectually warded %. PUBLIC SrKAKIRs
and SINGERS will End them effectnal for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
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CARPETS!

In this Department can always be foun he lead.
ing yies VI
ADMINISTER VELyETS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
IMPERIAL THREE Ply
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM.
COTTON WARP INdkAINs
vENETTAEs 1 hEMPS
kU0S, DRGGGKTR.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
And all kinda Of
CURTAIN GOODS. OuLT UORNICEs.
&C., &C., &C.
Our systemis
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Anderson, the fugitive slave, arrested in
Canada ~ AA;..,ing u man ia M,ssoor, Who
attempted 70 prevent his escape, has been
discharged on some technical objection to
the validity OF the proceedings and papers
upon which the extradition OF the prisoner
was claimed BY the authorities OF the United
States.
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The Pneri,ity OF Madness.

The Montgomery (Ala.o Mail says: eve
observe that the students of Franklin Col
lege, Georgia, burned Gen. Scott ia efhgy n
few duys ago, as traitor TO the South -
THIS 10 we'll. II any man living deserves
such infamy, it is the LleuienAnt General OF
the (Yankee) United States. And we have a
proposition TO make, Increment, to all the
Young men Of the South, wherever scattered,
at school or college; and that is, that they
burn this man in eih.y all through the South
on the evening Of the 4,h of March next
The students Of the South are an important
class OF our rising generation. Let them
make IN epoch in the history of our sunny
Land, to which legend, and tale, AMI song
shall point in after years. Gen. SCOTT de-
serves this grand infnmy. lie il traitor to
the soil OF bis birth falso to oil the princi-
Piles OF the commonwealth which nurtured
him; the tool, wiling, plant, and bloody, Of
our oppressors; and il Is meet that his name
should descend TO our posteriiy a. a word oil
execration? What say the Students 20
The secessionists admire only men Of their
own stripe; swindlers, robbers and traitor,
are their heroes; the Floyds, the Cobbs ans
the Benjamins arc illustrious in deeds which
they can appreciate. SCOTT, whose career 10
City years has excited the pride and warme,
the patriotism of Americans and shed plor
and renown on the American arms through
out the world, is simply an object Of hatre
and contempt to traitors.
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Missouri ELECTION. understand that
the Secession ticket was elected in the Dis
trics across tho river in Missouri. 1t il said
the Union candidates betrayed their friends
by Withdrawing in favor Of the Secessio nists
q few DAYS before the election.
Goodbye Missouri!
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The Union Conveniion.

RIcHnoND, Feb. 16.
The Virginia State Convention re-assem-
bled to day.
Mr.. Muir introduced resolution declaring
Virginia devoted in attachment to tho Union
and will make any sacrifice consistent with
her honor to restore and maintain it, but
protests against coercion. and was deter
mined not to submit to any administrative
government in which her rights are assailed
or not fully protected, and If the Union can
not be restored on terms honorable to all
| component parts, then it shall be divided.
f. Mr.. Morlem introduced resolution de-
olaring that Virginia will not submit to the
coercion of the seeding States on any pre-
text Mhnteyer. and lrntesting ngAinat the
use OF the Army and Navy TO coerco any
| State now in or out of the Union and pre-
serve it upon terms Of safety and honor to
| all its members, declaring that it the efforts
being made to do 30 shall prove unavailing,
| then that Vagina will not hesitate, but unite
with her sister Southern Safes.
| Mr.. Leake introduced resolutions decla
ring that il the Federal Government shall
undertake, forcib!v, 10 retake the forts in
seeding States, Virginia will regard il as
an invasion OF the rights OF the Southern
States, and that il the Government under.
takes to COLLECT duties 10 the seceding States
Virginia will regard such acts as coercion
and is hereby pledged to resistance with al
the means in her power.
Such are sample Of the resolutions IN
trodnced, and there are many more lik'
them, but not a single one which does no
protest against the execution Of the laws Of
the United States ia the Cotton States.
Virginia will only remain in the Union OF
condition that she may dictate ite policy.
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Fnxa,nn Nexas.

The Africa brings news 10 the III. III,
English Parliament and the French LegislA
ture were in session. The siege of Gaet'
was suspended. The elections in Southern
Italy arc largely In favor Of moderate pol
icy. 1t was thought BY some that Garibald
had gone to Dalmatia-
II is said the Emperor OF Austria has de-
cided to grant \ Constitution to Vcnetin
which will leave tho Government to til.
Italians.
The Spanish Infant Don Juan has relin
uuished bis pretentions 10 the Crown, reserv'
ing only the eveptuniity of being elected by
universal suffrage.
1t is said the Pope insists on the explana.
tions OF the Paris Convention on the subject
OF occupation Of Syria.
Ii Is said that Prince Cavignac has gone to
Gae,a TO negotiate for the surrender OF ths
fortress.
Tie Italian troops are pursuing the reac.
tionists, and entered the Roman States.
Sardinia has demanded the restoration oil
the soldiers made prisoners by the Papa
Zouaves, and seized the Bishop Sabine II
hostage.
The Journal Des DebAts says the Italian
Parliament has proclaimed Emanuel King oil
Italy,
Prince Schiaviari, one Of the chiefs Of the
reactonary bands in the Abruzzi, has sur
rendered. The fighting continues, and the
spirit OF revenge 10 strong on both sidss.-
Villages are set on fire.
Naples, 2Oth.-A popular demonstration
occurred among the Press, and two newspa-
pers were broken up.
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IMPORT ANT TO PRINTERS.
N 4 HIS n AIS EALE ~ PRINTER -
ATAGk AMI ElXTUk -.

IMPORT ANT TO PRINTERS.
N ri nALS1 HALE ~ PnlNTEMss
STOCK AND EIATUkE -.
10y virtue Of An Act passed March 22d, 1853. /
- will. on Tuesfay. a NH ~. 1871 at O'Clock
I. M. at the cornerof johnson sud Fifth Streets,
in the City Of Keoknk. Leo County, Iowa, sell tho
following stock VI Type, 6c.;
Cara Press, Foibes' Patent.
/ Double Mediun. Presr, Smiths Patent.
! Power Press for Jobs, Fosters make.
] Medium Hand-Prcss do
! Standing Press.
linking apparatus.
Lead Cutter.
Composing Sticks.
Job Chasrr.
5u Fonts Of Card and Job Type, Wool and Metal.
II Fonts Of Different kinds VI Type. s4a
The above property has been stored in tho ware
house Of A. brown for six months aud upwards and
10 offered 1t pubic sale Is above TO satisfy tho
charges due And unpaid, including tho cost Of ad-
vsrtising and selling tho same.s
N. n. HOcKEFELLER,
Marshal OF the City OF Keokuk.
KsOkuk. Feb. Is, 1851 d6tw6t
VOL. Isl WIIHkUW'o IOWA Is hpOhTs, bsing
Y vol. Of tho sctias, just rcosiyed ~
OdDEN, BkOWNELL AcOs'S
Cirv HOOK STonn,
dsclAd M. - Mnin-st.
Cl0kLkS.-A good article y s.s.la. Ior ssis.hy
~ 6.W. Al. TUOKxR
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thu SIN ER
SEWING MACHINES

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
hath in America and Eurnn. IL s-eh :. hss,
t.bli,h ih,ir runer;nyit. ovsr Iii o,hsrs - ~.
market
Tor smaller amount q doiisrs but i i mistaken
liable article aud those Who do Il must abide the
c;rre~,. r Hrn
IN ohphh AZ fLAeh The
WORLD
WITHIN the reach OF all we have reduced our
-
n,;.,,
Lee EA MACHINES
Contain Recent Valuable I'm vovc.
We wosld ask r r them before purchasing else.
wherel the special attention OF Vest maker.
Dress ina kers and all who want Machines for il ghs
IN Al ufacturing purposes.
C;...,,. y. - V.a.a..a vh..u. rh:-
both Of very general application and capacity. and
| ~ I'M 800 eA1 Wv " NV
SINaER.S M q STANnARn SuuTrIv
rnINn 49, ma
~ "a - ,
Price eomn,ess ri,n 0asnel "0iA-
~.
j ne SlD&CH M0CDlnGS
Mako the interlocked stitch, which il the BE-,
| stitch known. Thew are Of great sps.d ..s,,, ~
dersfood, simple In structure OF great durability,
adapted TO the heaviest and lightest goods are An
isbea n the most perftct manner, may be used for
several years without requiring repair and If they
do not give entire satisfaction the money will be
refunded.
|
THE STANDARD MACHINE
4
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FIRE INR. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 1856 ZOO.
Musnal Nc nett lite ms. &c

M Sn0t UCneGbt Lie Ins. Coe
Net aooumalation Jan. !, 81, 81, 8l2, $3.50.
Oh Persons In this city have their lives II
Or sarsd In this Company--among them our
most influential citisens.
Dwellings,, Household Furniture, Buildings,
mereha atsie, hiils, rseeofies and Machinery In
sured ~ fair rates. ~ Losses Paid Atfhfs AgeSry.
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and be
your own judge.
OFEiCE-On Third-st. near State Bank Kso-
kuk Iowa. w. Il. WOOD,
Feb. -. l86I-d State and I0cal Agent.
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Know ali men By these Presents, That the HOME
Insurance. Company, Of the City of New York, DO
hereby a4thoriss aDy and al Agents that said Com
pspy mas, or may hereafter have appoint, In the
State Il Iowa, for and IN sehan Of said Company,
to accept srd acknowltdgs service Of all process
whether mesnc or final, IN any action or proceed
ing against said Company, in any OF tho courts Of
said state. And it 10 hereby admtted and agreed
that said Of the process aforesaid shall BE-
taken and held TO be valid and puci, in that BE-
hall, the same 40 II served upon said Company 40
other Stae and al claims Or right 81 error b. req
son OF tho manner u such service, 10 hereby q.
pressly waived and rslinquis he'd.
WIrsxas our han J and seal Of the Company, this
lLs1 25th day Vt January, 1861.
(SiEnedl CHARLES j. MAkTIN, Prsst.
ssignedl ;. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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vrHE KANGAROO HUN IRkb; or, ADvsHrUass
IN SHR Busn; BY Anne Howmsn. autho ! ri
sThs Osstawsys, Ths foung Exiiss, ~.
HOE sAlo ~ sNasSsAt
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Wood, Cheap.
XyJE will sell Wood in tho tree, within half ,
w milo of town. 81 the Low PRICE OF
80 cents per Cord, or
80 cents per Load.
700 GAORREMA WANTED.
who will Be paid4 per cord.
Inquire IT our store. w. IT. AUSTIN d co.
RebldAw
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General Insurance Agency.
VIM. =. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOkUk, IOWA.
EsIRE INSURANCE, LAEE AND RIVER IN
i SUkANCE. LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 1900 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. Comply. OF NEW YORK.
Assets ~ .O31. SIS.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF NY.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms co. or NEW YORK.
Assess $3.50, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. o. BROOKLYN, MY.
I Assess e2e9 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assess 1855 900.
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bIA1W WE INV 1VNMs I cC
City aad County of NeS York. 90
Charles J. Marta, President, and J. Milton
Smith, Secretary, of the Hone insurance Com
pany, bsiDE severAlly duly sworn, deposs and
say, and each for himself says that the foregoing
IL true, fell and correct statement u tho Attain
Of the said Corporation, and thu. they are the above
described oiRcers thereof.
tSigned) CHARLES J. MARTIN, Prcs't.
isigncd) j. MILTON SMITH, Ssc'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 35th dsy Of
~ January, A. u. Rsghtssn Hundred and
LIS. bixty-sne. Witness my hand asd of6cisl
- seal. j. III. MASHBUkN.
Commissioner for lows, in New York.
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In which We shall oder great induce nenis. Asors
Of our nrm resides IN New York, Nc sbAii crrtibus
to receive week. ~ supplies throughout the s3As.1a
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LIABILITIES.
Amount OF Losses adjusted
and due snd unpAid--nons.
Amount Of Losses incurred
and in process Of adjust
laent....-..............-. 500, s69.o1
Amount Of Losses reported,
on which no action has
been taken .-..........s- ..~.. 6,l6A.75
Amount II Claims for Losses
resisted BY tho Company... S,7SSee
Amount Of Dividends de-
clarcd and due and un-
paid-nUnc.
Amount Of Dividends, either
cash of scrip, dc< Jared but
mot yet duc--non,
Amount Of Money borrow
ed--neno.
Amount of ~ other existing
claims against the Com
pauy-n0ne.
Total mount u Losses, Claims and
e9l ~
The greatest smount insured on any one risk
Is $50 90, but will not > general rals s4ossd
$40 O0e.
The Company hiss no generalrule - to the amount
allowed TO be insured In any city, town. viiexs Or
block, being governed in this matter, in each case
by the general character u buildings, With Of
streets, facilities for putting cut ares, &c.
An atiested sopy II the Charter or Act Of Incor-
poration accom- panied the Last annual statement.
This Company makes herewith the deposits re-
qursd BY Law, its receipts in the State VI Iowa
Tor the ysAT sol.
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=. M. s.nEsr : Co.'S eiaxs,s..

PIANO Enk M ENT.
4 FIRST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO n,
- Rant, With ths privilege VI purchasing 81 the
end OF six menths. md the rent 10 bc DEDUCTED
from tho purchase money.
- D. PATRICK, Agent,
FeblSd T3 Matu-st. NJ
AIS WANtnD, Tor which We will pay GAss
w. Il AUSTIN . TO-.
nsAs liz AAIn-st.
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ATLANTIC FIRE ms. GO. o. BkOOKLYN,N.Y Y.
Assets e2e9 900.
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We wosld ask = them before purchasing else
wherc) the special attention OF Vest makets
Dress makers, and all who want Machines for light
mar ufactaring purposes.
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Singers No. lLg Standard Shuttle nathiss
The Singer Machines

Make the interlocked stitch, which 10 the bes,
stitch known. They are Of great spec d, easily IN
derstood, simple In structure OF great dura bilitv
adapted to the heaviest and highest goods are On.
isbed IN the most perfect manner, may be used for
several years without requiring repair, and If they
do not give entire satisfaction the money will DO
refunded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
SCHEDuLE-

J. shall be the du;y Of the psetsnt Of this Convention iu
nediatey on adjoprnEen TO er TO the Governor copy
oi the BIZ OF B and con.uon adopted together With this
schedule
owi ihs fac By psocamsd,n to b. published Ia
such ne~paptS OF The state ly be deemed requisite for gen
S E RI aaa aG1sE - ms & s soRy o.
which proclamation Hill OF Rshs Constitution aad Schedule
shall be pubhei 10 the Indicated for the period Of
month"; twenty printed co5es thereof s hy
Of the coaonwafh be Immediately transmit ed By mali TO the
clerk OF eih county and operation the cOmous seah,
be by suoh clerk submitted to the examination Of rsn
desiring the
Tle officers auhorz I'd by existing lars TO conduct general
election ha al the places Appointed for ding the same
poll boos te sseoni Thursday IL March is62 to be headed
the Consultation as Amended and se.dule and 10 contain two
columns the Get imn 10 be headed for rayns
aid polls open for the space Of three days, shall aen aud III
and reeorl Ia said poll bo the votes for and agans
es 1s oOf asn 70 esers dc St Of Suffrage IL. ,a
oil shall a. the SANE tine open another poll oo headed
The payment ryenle and corporation esies and
Ss hta a f I . & s. c m shoas Ss
payment e The county and alton lev and poor
vote" I'll. poll book shah n.nnsr ke,t fsr the
Of three days and the ya.s, Of all Per:on 8 y9
re ,eiyei and recorded s,ans. said gu NC
The commissioners csnduet ns he esSsn a, .a s IS. ssve,s
Der Of votes given for sse and cert ,hs pr
I've eeany aad corp ration ars AID sha t:n DAYS hes
te experimenting the election at As co AT
n0Iss Us: @ SI os5s esS SiS lo or for Sois
an election adoption ricon q: the amended cOns
b.rehv certify ~ an eecti n was held the
Tor the sad county Tor eorpor hionD
to ia that the owing OF the vote
exhb ted by the poll books viz For he adoption OF the
asmsnd a CoasItiii-n votes; and 6,r ne r.jee-
"HOn efts CORui'utiSP votes Tor The quail neat on
an the chi ,slr age votes; and the qualf
~ Iatlon OF the rigtt ofsuhfage votea Given undef
" our he ads tails the dyof IN tneyeAr
shall be by clmnshoner 0Re OF the said returns
shall be al "a in the clerks once Of the county corporation,
sh, he sent 70 he doy.rn'r The c0nn0nweah
under seal.
g. The Q,-ernor sla without delay. make proelsn alton Of
the result thsrela the vote for and against the
Constitution and Schedule aud foe and against me qus
the right % suffrage to b. published In such esspa
psrs In ase deemed requisite for general Informs
on and II m Iorty si votes he cast In favor OF the quaih
een Of the right Of surag tie 1s section the "a article
aha read 40 follows:
"Qsdiidedi,3H % Voers.m
l. Every uhte citizen Of the wealth. OF the
Of Who las been rsient OF the stae for tso
ye rs county e where be os To vote for
election and Who asssed 10
county, city With part Of tie revenue Of the Com
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l. Every uhe male citizen Of the Commonwealth, OF the age
OF years who las been reient Of The State for tso
county e town where be ofers 10 vote for
weve months peoedns election and who, asssed 10
such county, town. With part Of tle revenue Of the Com
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l5-u Col. Of Ordinances Of virginia.
MILITARY ATTENTION The unten'gnsd have
vi hsnd and ung sed letters vro,s
,sbres Cross r Military Caps and WIS., to call the
At.en ion of the miLSsTy TO the fact.
Orders promptly attended TO.
All opquiy contain stamp 10 return
Brands Of s sss an design made 70 order As) A
Ills marking hing made - order LEWIS KAYfON,
Brand Cutters, 18th between Maic and Gary s,resu
Address. by malt Lewis Ktyion. Box 9s5, goAmond, Va
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oF seo, GIL oe OF VIRGINIA

SIN PIX NsNt DtbGs
yE holders following certificates Of deb' Issued oy he
STATE OF vrya under Act 70 FRO i'r the consue
H0n Of road fm suat1n 90 PArierolrg, pasea
1fth March i seadvd 1e 81 section Of Al a 20 pro
yfe Tor raising certain M Oa upaul,s aad Tor ohe
frp6ss assel ~ arch lS9" VII tax n4uce that ne Com
missioner sinking uni vi proceed On e olss gay OF
Deer tsG' redeem the said crrulea'es (-x'' 'pt nle
Treasury Commonwealth lhe hcicr Of sNi eerhcate
rg rsgul-r aud 3s Dceber lS5 TO Gnrrenivr he
sane a. oa-e o. ts Sconl su5; whether sureadere or
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WaNTRb-yor local purposes, company Of . hundred
w men, who capable performing service 10 the Sell,
get able perrn duty city None need sppy
espa'e Of hel sre aad good references will be required 10
character Apply oce corner OF Broad and sh
o.4If Jh0 Il. wINQER Brig. Geo.
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" ldrtTsneht . Do eondeied by The non.h OF JsAi
unsa Ipeesd s Manuscript previously Sgeed upon es
tween the psrtie1-
A. Avcssent net .rfst the copy for speasd num-
bsr Of nseroar until ordered ut and payment
a1acted sccordingly. ~
~ syott misunderstAn
On he part Of Annual Adyesrr propgrto STATE a
h.thr vgeJ only ezicujl 20 teriedate business kesl
I-tAe L and al other Aivcencus sent by then 70 Be ~
additional charge, and no variation -.
" Real Etste and General Agents. Adves'se'ens not 70 oe
uasred ye but bs charged AZ the usual rAs aoso'
. such tilcounts shall be agreed upon-
" Bookrsrg yearly adyerse-s generally engaging ore
or more spuares pryeSc q change shan NOT On men
Voarly ayerae any week Insert than the aunt
see lpon rule uuic the contract and All eIoe
de- srch amount be ehs-egd - III usual raty1.
Adverssynts the elWceEly Wllg AZ 10 eent
a. sasr, d i7-s 0r les f5r the iuaeoa and so eer
ssr ,ssarr f5r each soaauluc- orH weekly, cents.
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DY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA: "A
ID PROCLAN4 TIONVhereSs the Convention OF this OoHa
on the h day OF December 1851 adopted Oontu
ton for the stAt- Mrn which Dec, ration OF
Rghti and the sikh day Of the same month shtdae when
annexed thereto said Schedule the Governor Is requ
10 annUunce the se. ard puS sh the nov therefore
JOHN LErOasR Governor Of the Commonwealth OF NrgnA 90
proclaim the following be copy oihe ad Dee
ration Of RghtI Cons on aud sheiue be subtied to the
qualified ratification reson As presc pei heren
-; Given uader my hand Governor, and under The
(L SSeA of the Commonwealth at Richmond this lEh Gay OF
- December A. d. 1861, and In the s6sh year OF the Com
JOHN LEroHER.
By the Governor:
GEOR0k W. hUSFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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