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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY, March lS, 1861.
The House was called to order at IL O'Clock A. NJ, by
ia, SPEAKER.
PRAYER by Rev Mr.. PsrrIGREw
The usual communication from the Senate read.
Senate bin authorizing the inspection of guano and
ground plaster read a first aud second time.
Mr. McHENZlEhoped the bill would be sent to a com
mittce He considered these inspecorshps nothing more
than the imposition OF unnecessary tax upon the peo
p, of vrgail pay certain persons large salaries for
doing nothing. lie opposed to the principle OF cTea
ting Office, for the remuneration of political wirewOrker5
and hoped the bill would be committed. The bill was so
ordered
SENATE BILLS PASSED..
For tue relief OF Eugeuous Tbbs, late Sheriff OF Rit
ellie county, for the rel eff Of Bejgmin S Reynolds, Of
Harrison county.
BILL REPORTED.
From the special committee on free negroes, b!l for
the voluntary ensayement Of certain negroes IN the
county Of AppouaitoX.
FREE NEGROES.
The unfinished business OF yesterday coming up next
in order ithe bill to raty the sale of the James RIVER
and Kanawha Canal was, on motion OF Mr.. DUcGwALL,
passed by in order to take up bill providing Tor the
voluntary eusavement Of free negroes without compen-
satiou to the Commonwealth
Nr. MAGRUDER offered to amend the bill by ryder
as follows:
enlSve ssa have the right custody
services any infant child children OF such $,
master or mistress entitled custody
sach child or CHILDREN he or she SHAH appear before
record and make claim TO such custody control and
vices when shall be entered Of record Bet any such
negro child has been heretofore bound out by the overseers
poor Of county or corporation the articles Of denture
shau in no be affected hereby
The ryder was adopted, and the bill as amended
passed.
JANEs RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL.
The bill Incorporating the Virginia Canal Company,
and transferring the rights and franchises of the James
River and Kanawha Canal Company next taken up
as unfinished business aud being read section by section,
was ordered 10 its elgrossmeut
On motion, the House adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF LONDON The advices Of the
CITY of Manchester are the 20 OF February not so
late by six days previous intelligence but the ar
rival furnishes the details Of the trouble in the CONNER
cia Bank of London The delinquent was a ledger clerk
named Durdeen The amount of the embezzlement as
before stated is $4,000, and it has been accommodating
for several years. The fraud perpetrated by simply
retaining portion of the funds paid in by customers
who duly credited for the full amounts while the
retained written eff to the credit of fictitious
account said have been opened in the of con-
federate in the country. Durdeen ebSented him
self from bis duties his absence would have led to
immediate detection. few weeks back, however a
plraytc seizure ncepacated him for his duties and the
whole affair at once became known. The money was
squandered in building speculaons The Directors Of
the Bank promptly transferred their business the Lon
don and Westminster Bank. The stockholders were
expected TO escape without loss and considerable por
ton Of the embezzement expected to be recovered
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NEGRO HIRING. 1856.
T., A. j. TON,
1861,

Real Estate & Hiring Agent.
oyYruE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPo-
SITE DIcKISsoN HILL 4 CO.,
RICHMOND, VA.
FUyE subscriber bs 10 return his Acknowledgements 10 his
friends and patrons for the avors during the past six
and would them that he the business Of HI
ING OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMs and all busires pertaining General Agency TO oil
which he gives his personal attention.
~ Parties In the country who entrust the hiring OF eir
Negroes him, assured attention being paid 70
ge,t,n them other but the best prices and
In the Sickness the best medical and personal attention
men connected his Office, who not
provided places TO stay night during the hiring, may re-
maIn with a good FIRE, FREE
hire the coming had better be sent 10 me a.
early after Christmas as possible.
To those at distance ho lam personally untnon Deg
10 refer 20 The J0iLotcfng persons:
Richmond Dickinson Hill Co.; King and Queen county, Dr.
Thomas Lstane Arthur Temple John Lumpkn Thomas Paune
row westmorelsnd county, Dr. D. Wheewght Rev Thos
Locke King WI liam county. John L. Laisne w. O. Latane, Dr.
John King George county George Turner Richard Turner
Msgnu Thomas Lee Caroline county, Ro Hudgo Dr. John
Butler county ~ J. B. Whock Dr. james H. Latsne
Edward " Noel, Beverley D. Roy Roy Mcou wsey Pogg
sIbbs Jasper Hughes James City county Parks Slater
Richmond county DR.. Robert Payne; New Kent county, VIM
T. Copton R.bet HOWE, DR. L. c. Crump, John Lacy.
Lacy Louisa county Dabney Parrish county VIM
Clopton FOSTER Lunenburg county, w. Brown Cupeper
county J. b. Chewing; Prince william county, Wm. Where
Norfolk, Capt J. 8. Middleton, John Gormley
d.cl3-diykclm
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CAROLINE COrRr-

Yesterday day 10 this county The attendance
the green rather smallmoneary matters were in
sad plight" IL court no business Of public interest
TRANSFERRED tue report of the committee to purchase
arms, who announced that they tad procured one han
dred Sharps rifles and sizty Carbines, cost of So
60O-aud on motion, the appropriation extended 70
$500 in order TO procure 30 additional rifles so that
all the volunteer companies of the county might be sup
piled. An invitation offered to those WHO wished
to take the county bonds at par to enable the county
to pay for the arms whereupon $4,000 taken.
After this meeting held, and anti peace Confer
ence resolutions and u favor OF immediate secession
passed-also endorsing their delegate senator and
representative in the Convention. Out of Court ne
gro mau, 3$ years old, brought -FredrieksJug
RgcOrlier
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MICHIGAN PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.
DETROIT Mich, March ll.-After an animated debate
the House has indefinitely postponed the consideration
of the bill for the repeal of the personal liberty bill law
by a vote of AZ against "a
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Tsxas Not for seeessIon.

A contemporary observes that aany persons IN
t4s part Of the country have doubtless wondered sI-
eeednely At the unAnirni,y With which the PeOSs Of
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TO CORnESPONpRNTs.
10. s.s.a.ss p,ss.O. addressed % ~ sa0- q "a.

VAC.
A-os so-sa sdss Of IA paper t0i zof % PsoIisA
a. This y long Standing, Ouchf % % kaot7n 20 AZ
q t5 IN 30 fT0rts rom ObtfdTg EOtctsSsceti
81 a. HAS charged f0r as advertisements.
80 sIanoi adsrtks rsira rejected coEssatcaiS9ag
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIO

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
RALEIGH, March 1.-THE returns are all in, and the
Convention is lost by 900 majority probable that
there will be no extra session Of the Legislature unless
some new phase in federal affairs presents itself.
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SCIENCE wAR-A New pook upon Old subjectcompled
by gentleman evidently versed In the details which he dis
This offered without ostenaon PETERSON and Its
appearance quite when the grs Of the times
pJrentOus
Though small volume II will be found by Military Students
contain information the Importance Of which be
rated
TACTICS FOR OFFICER OF INFANTRY, CAVALRY AND AR
TILLERY-arranged and complied bv Capt T. A Buckhoz
author OF Infarry Camp Duty Field For,idcaons and Coast
Defence Price, Ia muslin &c., In pocket STYLE o. sent By
mail post pad.
Published aud for sale by j. RANDOLPH Sold also by Book
sei.r NH
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NAT, MEDIUM NO. 8 MACKEREL.-75 bbif.
,ola Wd WALLACE SONS
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- YEAST POWDERS

49, LICK, Richmond Va, manufactures "semps'sI nfa
Baking Powder His hg only factory Of the Kind 10 he
SOUTH and prepared furnish the entire trade
Northern Manufacturers semple Po~der VIZ
gnis preparation approved by 81 who used Rclo1d Wig
For sale BIZ Drugglsts and Groe generally "a ~
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49, DIR ,. w. garlic Il

1SxS SIR-lhave for sOme months used In my family stl
Pies justly celebrated uaiSing Po ~ drrs AID take '
in recommending them al families tie very best Aru
have tried for making Ugh sweet spOngy bread There
for bad bread when Smple's Powders used
Respectfully, }. RoHARD LswIiiE
pe.e-shurg Julv 3.th. n
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KIRBY,S NREDLEs.-A full assortment In store and
~ Tor sale by fmhlq @. J. sINT0N, II Main Street.
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REALTY AND THE BEAsT

vas not striking than that tetwesu gray rcd head
state nature and TO which s famous dye has hea sp
Piled Manufactured by CRSTADoR0, hstor House, Ne
York Fold everywhere and sPpEed BY all Hair Dresser
iaf-dkWtm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14

Ef>Ss Potent Fire Proof safes much he
than Insurance Policies and lat Business
afford be without them. We have good
| store. KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents,
ja3i 1870 MAN street
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NATURAL. MAGICL

Suppose Suppose you have sandy red, white grIy
or flaming yellow h.r. Suppose prefer gt brown rich
dark brown black Well you apply ~ you Ese
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PRENIUM BIT.

~ TERa il conceded 10 be TIE most dsiciori vlole
:ome aud efectua tonic In the World used by almost every fan
y In VEGS A, solely for this climate sud h0Jt
found In the house Of every Soutern pAmy Tor al d.
OF the stomach aud bowels They fall q make
CURE az DYsPEPsA Nervous headache &c With pan ne
stomach bowels they give imu edAte relief d9ii
yers and IN weak and deb,ad persons they S give Vital
energy 20 the whole system They only need trial 10 give Zen
precedence all other Bters The biers had
aessrs GRAY, PURCELL LADD co, ana by al pronnehi
Druggists 10 the city Of Rhmon aud eeshee IN NgEa ar4
North Carolina Also, by g. sT0rr CO., Washington City. D.
O.: CANDY GfLPGN co Baltimore: B. A FAHNEsT0CE Co,
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, NewY TX
Orders filed by addressing BAKER Proprietor,
FEB. 6-dtc Richmond Va.
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For tue relief Of Eugeuous Tbbs, late Sheriff Of Rt
ellie county for the rel eff Of Bepsmi S. Reynolds, Of
Harrison county.
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From the special committee on free negroes, bl 70
the voluntary enslayement of certain negroes ia tn
county OF AppomattoX
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NotNTAlN BITTEH.-1O kegs prime Mountain But
.fh TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.
The Annual Law Of Virginia,
MAYO,S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES.
NEW EDITION.
Just Published
Guide Magistrates with practical forms, for the Discharge
their duties Court which added precedents for the
Of Prosecutors Sherf CorOner Consables, Esch ats
Clerks kc Second EdiOn IN which the laws brought down
the time, with notes by Joseph Mayo, Counsellor at
and Mayor> Richmond price o. mailed free Of postage
receipt Of the amount.
IMPRESS.
edition Tate's Analytical Dlgesed Index OF the Vrg
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Quarterly Law Review.
The abor Of the edition has been thoroughly revised
with the introduction Of titles renanged greatly
ged and improved and will commend itself to the LIBERAL patron
OF the Profession II will be found complete and accurate
index to all the Virginia Reports
SPLENDID STOCK LAW BOOKS CONSTANTLY on HAND.
The largest and complete sock Of Law Books be found
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| tention ofthe Legal Profession. A. NORRIS,
jas Publisher and Bookseller.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-02-27
Selecting Seed Corn.

Is. b. SANFORD Wit il pay TO SO.
Iect seed corn truu the field before pa,h.
erng the crop is ques non so i,equent-
ly asked that | purpose briefly, t. give
you my experience IN that hno .ast year.
Last TALL gathered sufficient SEED corn
IN that way 10 plant about seven arres.
The corn had just hardened out OF the
soft state. gathered it, partially husk
ed ii, leaving sufiicen, hLsk OH 10 c,ner
the ear, and use Tor making ties ur iuups
to hang 1t with, aud hung II up ia the
garrel, where II was kept dry aLd lice
from mould. | had fifteen acres OF Lruuud
hrst bottom, newly cleared, cf uch alIu.
vial soil, in the Miami Jott"m. pant
ed seven acres Of it with seed corn saved
AS above, and the taance wIlh seed IA
ken from the crib ia the usual way.
attended strictly TO the dropping aud
know, that bolh portions OF tn, field we're
plated alike, Is to quantity Of seed 10
the hill The grouud WAS iulromed out
by stakes each 3 3l2 by feet. The
seven acres planted with seed gathered
from the ield, and taken care VI as ABOVE
stated, yielded about lO4 bushels 10 iiv
acre, average, whilst tue remainder yield!
ed but about 60 bushels.
Almost every gram In the prepared
seed came up; great many IN The other
failed. Besides, the grow til Of the pIsn,s
were not near SO healthy and vigorous in
tue latter, AS in tho former.
My personal opinion IN the matter. is
that the difference oi yic.d, in favor Of
the prepared seed, results AS uuch, # no,
more, from It's vigorous aud thrifty growth
than from its comng up better.
SAMUEL SULLIVAN.
10. Valley Farmer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-02-27
Remedies for Dy' pepsia.

Halls Journal OF Health ioi January,
SAWS:
There are some general principles Of
cure applicable to AL, aud which will sol
dom hiI Of Eikh advantages
The entire body should lie -ashed
once week with soap, hot water, and n
stiii 'rush.
2 Wear wooden next the skin lhe year
round. during the daytime only.
8 BY means Of n,e fruits aud berries.
cosI Sc bread, and other coar.e food. keep
the bowels acting freely. once IN every
twenty four hours.
!. Under all circumstances, keep the
feet ALWAYS clean, dry aud warm.
8 u is most indispensable To have the
fullest plenty II sound. regulsrly--con.
necIed. aud refreshing sleep ~ y ciean,
hgh,. veil AIRED chamber, with windoss
facing he sun
O. Spend Two or three hours nf every
forenoon, and one or two Of every after
noon, rain or shine, in the open air, ia
some form 81 interest. exhi,ersling, and
un~eHrying exere'se--w waking, with n
cheering aud entertaining companion, in
the very best.
. Es, at regular times, and always
slowly.
8. That t.od is best Tor each which il.
moei relished, ard is ioilow ed 10y ibe leas,
discomfort. What may have beue6tted
or injured one, r no rule for snoi her
This eighth item is OF universal appIica
iiun.
o Take but teacspfuI Of any kind Of
d'ink ~ one meal, and let that be hot.
10 Co"fios yourself 10 coarse Dread Of
corn. rye. or whest--to rp-, fresh. perfect
ha;'s and berries, in tLeir nslurai state
aud to fresh lean meals. broiied or roast
ed, as mes, Is easier Of digestion than vev.
stssi-s MIX, grss,es. pastries, heavy
hot bread. i~rinas. s,arehe- and ore,sy
food 10 general aggrsvste dyspepsia by
,bei, con,,ipa,,ns 10 ldeneips.
Ii. llis better 10 eat a. regular TIMES
.. osi-n Ne hungry, but so little at once
A. to oscasion no .lseumou whatever.
IL Constantly aim to d!ye,e the ,niad
f,'m TIE b"dis eond:iIoo, 10 pl,Assp,
rass; ihiss bat Tho cure 10 many
e~sss.
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Virginia State Convention.

RICHMOND, February Is "A large
number Of resolutions were TO d.v =.
ierred 10 tue Com:niltee OH Federal Rela-
tons some OF them look like sec.ssio,
Il the Peace Congress results III nothing,
as II Is expected to do. Mauy are in "a.
vor OF resistance IN case Of coercion, aud
some define coercion. One in particular
says that anything the Federal Govern.
ment may do to retake forts, collect rsve.
nues, and enforce the laws, is not COERCION
Coy. Wise is still for lighting IN The Union,
which means driving LincoIu's troops ont
o: Virginia. The anti coercion iee.ing
predomina,es.
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N u NJ B E R 3.

purpose o: high resolve aoinates and &C
tuates the whole--where The sac,ti. u 10
be made is not weighed in the balance
sgalns, honor, right, liberty, anu tqnali
ty. Obstacles may relsrd--th-y cnn.totl
long prevent The progress Of Tie move.
menl. Sanc;ifieG by lis justice, ana sms
tSlned by virtnous people. re,ereuily
let us invoke tie God Of our :alh-rs 10
guide and protect us in our efforts To per.
petuate those principles, s~ hich, l., HIS
blessing, tncy were able 10 vind,cate, TO
establish and to transmit to their pos
terty.
With continuance Of this favor ever
gratefully acknowledged, We may hope
fully look forward to success, TO peace
and to prosperity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-02-27
10. Valley Farmer.

Why DO ANIMALS NEED SALT ?-Prof.
James r. Johnston, Of Scotland, SAYS -
upwards Of baif the saline matter oi the
blood (57 per cent consils OF common
sal, ; and as this Is patty discharged
every day throGgh the skin aud the Kid
neys, the necessity of continued supplies
OF 1t 10 the healthy body becomes sufii
cieully obvious. The bic also contains
soda Zone OF the ingredients OF salt, } as n
special and Indispensable constituent, and
50 do all the caluages of the body
Stint the supply Of SAT- thereof, and meth.
er will the bile be able property to assist
digestion, nor the carlilages 10 lie bull,
up again as fast AS they naturally wsste."
IL IS better 10 place salt where stock
can have tee access 10 il, than 20 give it
occasionally III large Quantities. They
will help themselver 10 what they need #
allowed 10 do SO at pleasure otherwise,
when they become salt hungry" they
may take more Than is Wholesome.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-02-27

DIPLERIA IN MAINE = The ravapes Of
dipleria have been dreadful IN Somerset
county, Maine. In one small neigh Or.
hood Chesterrille, ten per,ous have fallen
victims within brief period. In one
family tie father died wbile his ch,id was
being conveyed to the grave. la another,
three children lay dead in the house at
one time, and four more prostrate with
the disease. Scores OF families ars mour
ming the loss Of one or more loved ones.
Five were lying dead At Que lime in three
families. One entire family had been
carried away, and all tie children, seven
III number, IN another. Tie skill Of tbs
best physicisus is totally baffisJ.
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eFUHientS.
Q: Can Congress levy tax. which op-
ersI.s uneqnaiiy on the States
A No.
O. When the Treasury is empty and
money nesde'', wha, may Congress do Z
a Borrow on the credit Of the u. S.
=. What else may Congress do
A. Regulate foreign and inter State
commerce, and also with the Indian tribes.
Q. In what way may foreigners become
ciiz.ns Of the U. 81
A Congress enacts the laws on this
subject.
O. What powers does Congress pos
SEES in reference to the currency, weights
aud measures Of the country
A. |, has the entire regulation.
Q VIII" prescrihcs tie penalties for
ouu'".'rtiug the currency and securities
OF the Government
A. Congress.
Q What other powers does Congress
possess.
A. 1t manages al! the pos,s! arrange.
neuis.
IL encourages science and the arts hy
isnirg patents and copy wrights 1t
tries aud punishc- crimes against the Gov
eminent. 1t declares war, provides mn
army and navy, maintains aud governs
them. IL supl'rcsses Instructions reoe's
iuvasions and manages all things connec.
ted With 'hs security and pre- sreri,v Of
the country.
q By whom is the District OF Colum
hia governed
y. Bv Congress.
Q. Wh", is the -x,cr, ofis T"rri,or,
a Org'"aliy u WAS tea miles sIrarr.
Now It is less. the part cedel hy Virginia
having been re,rocehed
q. What is letters Of marque auI re
rtisri
A Authority given bv government,
10 It's people. 10 go upon tie HIGH seas or
else" here; :" cnptur. the rrnperrv of 9th.
ers. ~ inden'nitv fr wrongs 'cc.ived.
@. MAY Congress give this permission,
to citizens "f the U. $
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The romantic site OF Mount Dearborn,
near Rocky Mount, or Grl,nkevilis, on .hs
Catawba River, and near The line betw cen
Fairfield and Chester Dlsirc,s. has tssu
proposed by some friends a. al adnima.
bic locstion for "Wes. Point Of the
South.
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FROM M0NTG0M cry.
INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.
I he Inaugut al Address.

MONTGOMERY, February ls.-The In.
auguraI ceremonies are just over. The
procession was the graudest pageant ever
witnessed in the South
There WAS an immense copcourse on
Capitol Bill, consisting OF ladies from all
portions OF this aud ueighboring States,
the military aud citizens.
President Davis commenced his inaup
ura at one O'Clock precisely. lie said
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Gentlemen Of tie Congress Of tie Con
tederdte States Of Amcrica-FriendS and
FettoW Citizens : Called 10 the difficult
and responsible station Of Chief Executive
ot the Provisional Government which YOU
have instituted, approach 10 the dis,
charge o: The duties assigned me with an
humble distrust Of my abilities, but with
a suitable confidence in the wisdom of
those who ara to guide and and me in
the administration of public aiinirs. and
with an abiding faith in the virtue aad
patriotism Of the people. l. ,oking for
ward to the speedy establishment Of a
permanent Government to take tie place
OF this, anu which by lis greater mora;
and ph, slcal power will be better abb, 10
combat with many difficulties which arise
from the cortiictInr interests of senar,,a
nations. enter upon the duties Of the Of
flee to which bave been chosen with the
hope that beginning our career AS Con
fedeyacy, We nav tot he obs,tur,ed bv
hostile opposition to our endowment Of
our sepera,e existence and OF the inde,
pendeuce which We hav. asserted and
which, with tie blessing of Providence,
We intend TO maintain
Oar preseu, copdi,ior h.s h..r och;.,ol
i'll IA manner Unprecedented in the history
oi uauons. Ii illustrates the American
idea thai the go,s,nm,ut rests upon ,he
consent OF the governed, and hat 1t is the
right of the people TO alter or abolish
governments Whenever they become des
lruc,ve OF The end for which they were
/ established. The declar-d purporl Of the
compact Of Union from which We have
Withdrawn was TO establish justice, en-.
sure domestic tranquility, provide for The
common defence and general welfare, to
.'",e '"e "'e'''"SN o' ''oerty 10 ourselves
;"I w. w. pp''e'''y al" ""e''' III Tile
"S"'"' - " !"s sovereign H'"'es cohpos
'"S r"'s op"'eoe'acy' h"d been PerVer'
",J';aau d "o'n '"e purposes LOT "p'ch IL was
e, sa'n:, ""u 'e"Se" ~ answer 'he emu
oI n'I vic" ~ was est" ',n' a. ana peace
~ 49, %Prs" 'n W '"e o"'"I ooH 'eS'"red 'h"''
'o '"' 10 'ney were sonce'"e"' me gov
oa"'n'n "'"' ,.'', ,.e.'eG .! mat compact sho"'d
sJ ,La 49,, uL;'I '",o 80. 'Ie! m mercy assert
o s"' r,s r",,- '1e De,!era"o" OF III
III p'"cve Er % ~ n'''"e'' 10 DC '"h"e"a
o.o;,, ,I'. '"o NV "t" 'e'H"'"" =, 'S N
'J''o ;,Js '".!, q So'e'o's"s, were Tie hnai
r. ;.,.,;'' ." 800 'I' '''e'.
e n'anL;nr, "r"'u'' ,; %"I e"I's"'enea verd'ct
"", n ""' ''"n'Ia'e ''e feC''noe OF
~ ,"n .uuv'i ','n, ""' "e VINO Nn"Ms 'os he"rts
'LI 't" ""I J"'so " '"e sincerity WIN
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-02-27

A preacher down Sop,h said, Oh
Lord. We pray thee TO curtaiI the aesilk
power IN this place when an old apsxfO.
elways ready with responsr, ssclAtnpr,.
Dat right Lord, Gu, be taft osoack
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