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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

,-a s-n CONSTIPATION
Tha aaA@ . gsss. ass sssanty-avs years old has
fos Baass tsasa&4t as AA@ % curing his Parishon-
ard The poor in New Tork Of these dreadful
complaints, WHICH carry thousand aud thousands
to an untIrassy esSe; We has s<s4sa ka4lea ID ers
all who save applied 10 hn for relief, and selisy-
ing II TO be Christians duty to relieve those A.
bsoasl IS sGAl 10 NJ home, be viii send to these
who reqaire IA, Copy Of Prescriptions used tFres
Of charged with directions forpreparing and asin6
tts s&ae. Also fFsles % pikts aalAAng, vsntiia-
tion and Exercise for the Sick they will Hnd these
remedies sure cure Tor Consumption, and all dis
saas Of tAs TaTsas aud Langs, Fever and Agua,
Constipation, Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Nervous
pehality and Female Complaints, and he hopes ev-
Sssaae aalSssa wssssexd ~ asopy, as it viii ooss
nothing, and those suffering should apply before it
IL to late. these Prescriptions are used By the
most eniagus Physieiaas il London, Paris and Gsw
ToFa Those ~Sishius. tsrEs viii please address
REV DIR CHAMBERLAIN,
-@s. %. FlIiiaaaauEgb .Sew xazk,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

n wKRCaGAEg s3ND RxxEsEvS MA AEt
ia,Iisi 10 bring in their work, and Try as. We
guarantee entire satisfSetioa ii n2sazda zzrss
All WoEk-
p Cali and examine " ORR and Prices.
BAgRrFT CAKFKSTEA@
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81
- The boys Of the Artillery Company
who wsot out Fsaxparim ensing" on Mon
day evening last, with the Six Founder,
for Geese, did sos have very good success,
Arriving al the river, they found that the
geese had ell seoeshed-not enough re-
manning 70 form q ''sCosporAIs Guard p
This was "goak" on the boys. Finally,
howevsr. sseek sa AAsut dozen Lit on a
sand bar about 400 yards distant, when
the gan vas loaded with cartridge con-
tanning seven pounds of buek-shot, and
sent Oh rs @nission Of death and destEue"
tiont" The smoke clearing away it was
discovered that one goose was "knocked
into d rnaked h&t.ss F'George" who is
''briek" Of himself, gives it as bis opin-
ion, that he can kill wagon load, if hi
CD only get taem 10 SAND thick enough
Ut distance of about 400 yards. Thu
would be "goak" on the geese.
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r l. WOODBURY.,
SURGEON DENTIST
Otsce and Resiaencs No. I Palmer =

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Dr. Woodbury. h&Ting hem loessea
lgsL!i ylzcs for the past three yesffA11nYD
isaac to test the aarabiffty % his - -.
yask) would say 70 all persons favoFaas nIA -
tAtr confidence that they may rely upea as -
e1syGsRs 70 perform every spsSAsaSa - ~s RS'A's'
manner a. possible. = s8szs
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wshxye also o. hand Eae foiieutng zp2snaAS ar
Tides whieh win be sold 10 the purchasers Of oar
Goader Pens in hae manner. fer two Dollars e&eh.
Gold Chf5nouessz HEnzihg Case1 was<hea Gold
HaaElng eased Kngiish A&veF ae+, Jsweaaed, silver
Lever and Lspins do, Open Faced 60, KNITTING
Hased do Buylex Gents Splendid ysst Chains La
| aiss' 9sArd Chains, Ledies' Ssck Ghains, Gents'
Rrnat Ptns {yeFy faej splesdld Geld Fescals fine
Msdailssas. @a#s RaRgas 1tn&4 aYaA Ezess Paaia
and RnRTGvem Eksd Pad aha slfvs hoEasSa Beam
eaiea Leaf ssts Bracelets (Rewsst Ksyiel Eaamegea
Coral Sets, t3sntH' Seal Kings, Enameifsd Garnsa
Seta sad the latest style OF Ladies JewsiEy
EEfre fasNSsgsssiss ss.ssass
whisa ~ : lafsaasss ssSS ya8AIs sIas "a o.
taia one "a the foFesaSn& spAsua4G articles. Tsis
Will be in sa&ttiua 10 the certificate givNn In cur
one assi&r tsrana aistrlezsioa, aud via onEy be
seat wssa FYssfsq y Assns e sAess sssariAS to
| Frames, Asi0a@oas, Music bsoas, sswaas Ma
chimes, &e., B0asAt saa sala 90 coaxaasAlen. Any
article viii - seat TO ths caunsfy at the Lowesi
nsmmlssscafsE keswas2ssS- So sssaE
| N. R---Assass wasfed - srFTF acwa. CsFrAsaEs
@eMf IN aPpssesfssa.
| Address all demonstrations 10
O. =. C8LRRKg Ca.
Es@HlssasN sAsraAS2ssSsa Grswm sAaRsess,
Nd ia ssssss ssEasfA % tract issas0 1szssAss
Rhils9elphia. Pa.
rF Fer ess iHtsgrtty and absltsy 70 faial sax So
IKaaeEnentS, ere oeg 10 refer yaa 70 tAs feSlawinS
4 well known Ssastemnn and business arznss-~
| n II. Horn, ESQ GasA'T gatasaqua Bsass Pa.
Ressra. Esaasaegsr x MeeFs, PniiaaeapAis.
| Benton Bxe,s Gheanut sbaws &ga at. "
j. G. Ruiler, Ks4, Jsweaisgs PhiIAaslphia.
| A. #. Ward, Pabalseg Of Fashlaals nc -
Hen. l., n Bars0a 1arsAa, Caaafsrnaa. "a
4 FZFI ~ ca II Il Il Vi i.
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4 Attest DTsPkTCHl
l. All persons Indebted to PoudeE b sAHbsrn
either By note OF account are requested to call and
settle the same wfsh the undersigned before the
18th IF septembeE alhsFwsss IL VIZ be kSk II the
hands OF an ca1eer for collection.
r. E. SAN BORS.
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AnERIcAN AaR1cuLrURlsr.-The .

AMERICAN .AGEIcuLrURIsT.-The above
named Journal after a protracted abb
'senss has again saaae lisa sssnse np-
Oh our table. We had almost dispafrsd
Of ever seeing il again; bat last nights
! mail brought the October number safely
4sss. Vshass sead . siisn ss have
received I'D for nearly two years; and
have become 90 much interested in it, that
No aon's ksow hsv to do without it.
We are farmer anu gardener upon
fsrnail scale, ana hgss derived Il great
deal OF valuable information from the
,4ssesls.srsss % %. shat We can.
not speak too high iss praise. Eve
~ farmer ought sabscsibs Tor 's,-
Specimen nusabsss saay be seen ~ tni'
Eoiscs, whsre III May be satisfied that Il
| j all thaa NE hays frsm tine y time re-
prsssused 10 be. will saas Eaassr tel
us whsshsz ID nAiis II rassaasEy % ., o.
whasher he oslg sends = - oeeaMona
| asz.hsrs NJ heps g - that asreAf
lt~k Ill = Y !
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a i MRNSasARIz. H
"a KaERNasn Ordinance for the sxasasi0a Of
Madsoa street, aEsA the establishment q TIA aFsae
there "a.
sxcsa. De Ii sraainsd by taa CoHAmoa Counsel
81 ma Ezsy IT ssosssil Blas. tnat Madison street.
goYth II AFeaawaY shali be established IS follows
Cousnaaueiaz 1T broadway spd Fgantng North
% deaypes weat 800 fees theace GoFth - aeg,a
wsss sD0 gsea more less ~ may De dsserERiRea
b - aasasss3 Hlas sSA#aSs 3oE4h 90 u &&ess,
wsSf BfY NJ FEET theEcA NsgsA a1k dsEfees W 81
s1a feet to shs NorsA ltns OF the Old toEn. flss
aaxsss In me abHve street. being established ~
| stones as sAewa upon lie recorded plat
9ws Nd C. ID fmszaf GzzAEna2s kAaa EAs Oh aas
81 said street shall be established Al fsIawas Al
| gha tunsslsn Of Hfssawzf rad Madisoa street. u
be eli seea Rbsve s Ffaaa u Eefsrrnae sha2ee 90
Il zap asiecsaf *ss ~ ask ~ {
zion haiag nj sta &&pss thans& tta feet with IA 50
gaxe AZ TS per AwnaeDd Hs&t fhAnc@ NpA Ea2N MaEk
ssnsa4 "a ~ ger &aB4Fsa fs&t shskan@ no fees 3
- Fi.a q asssss z Rt Der asfssxsa fsss s.sss
tewn with ) Level Grade
ArsaosEs, sa,s - ks j.
II wm. d, CaAwroRD. oiv ns1aTass Z
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poESas SUBLIME AND NTcE.-We lave
been engaged some six weeks in attempting
to give to the woFias tsspscizaas Asaak9
Of our poetry, but have been unable to
express opyself sufficiently clear to give
sAtssfacaion. > - W
This morning We luckily found the fol-
Iuwing, wAish we nsed not add is "Our
sentiments" precisely:
TAssdsseg oI the san REaneiseo elassssy'
Sra sssasIly rejects 8 poeasssas . haan b
9 California s'Anna Maria, +" and then adds
iushk 10 injury by giving his readers the
following extract from the sama Rs jnsti-
flying Ais decision; Il IL ! 4 -
- had . dream. lid. ....s .s..yt
shof8 Was alone, Alone
On. IL Gid ssRRs
So aad away trum homs. from home.
HI bed upon nj hard
lep2, l lsnt,
nj Iae Hpoa tke sand
bsni, hsrA.
ga 95EE rs@t p E#st = SIS
hort Of other days:
r--er ~ and fhlngsy sssa sAAngss
u Il O. happT, shAksssA paaAss
And strings, and string,
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OFFICER & PUSEY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying i Collecting Agents,
REFKREECEs;

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA;
rHowAs oyyIcrR WI IA PusEg,
Attorney at Law
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

WEDNESDAY,, ocToBER 20, 1854.
t. BLAsxs o 4afhe hAnd md
Cor sass al the Baya ~ - % ~ -


E~wood wanted at this ofRee On sub
slp<aoa. 81 T al ,@IJE(3i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-11
PENNSYLVANIA GUARANTEEING GOVERN
MENT BONDS.

Governor Curtin of Penns sylvania has transmitted me
following communication from the Secretary OF the frea
sury to the Legislature -.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON Feb. !, 1851
SiR-ln letter to the Chairman o. the nmmttee ot
Ways Of the House Of Representatives OF the
18th uitmo suggested that the deposits o money win
The states Of the federal government, uadcr the act OK
Congress OF the 22d of June 1896 might ho nade a-ta
mental 10 the support Of he pubic credit, by pedsag
them ~ security for the repayment of loAh ny ne
upted states. such loan will be necessary in teW
days and tho state Of Pennsylvania would greatly iac
tate the object by agreeing To guarantee BONDS q inc
United states 10 the amount that she has received ana
pledged her faith e. repay. As the loan must be adyer
tiscd in few days, prompt action Is Indispensable ltaKc
the liberty Of enclosing preamble and resolution giving
The requisite authority to the principal 1naucil officer Of
yonr Saie. similar preamble and resolution has been
assured. will b. speedily adopted.
AS he secretary of the Treasury designated by the
act Of June 20 1890 the agent of The federal govern
ment TO call tor the rcpaymen of the moneys deposited
with the states when directed by Congress, ' have
thought II tot improper 70 address this communication
ID regard 10 tho OF the credit Of your state n sus
taulng that Of the federal government u the manner
suggested. am, very respectfully, your obeient ser
want, JOHN A. DIX seer tary OF the treasury
Governor Cu tn has r.conBa an1ed that inn date dc
ton be tken th The preamble and resolution con-
tanned in The letter OF wr. Dix ivmediaey taken
up and passed. They authorize tho Stats Treasurer 70
guarantee the principal and interest of bo1ds oi the
United statcs ~ the amount deposited b. the general ~
vernmett with the state (s2 s5T000) rhs resolutvn
does rot state when these bss % payable. II =
hoped mat ,he govern ment Will be oblget l. cal
upon IN. state Tor The principal,
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THE SOUTHERN CONfEDERkCY.
~>~-~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~-~
Important Action Of the Congress at
Montgomery.
Organization Of an Independent Government
by the Cotton States.
ADOPTION AND COPY OF THE CONSTITUTION
~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~
Jefferson Davis, Of Mississ u ppi,
Elected President.
Alex. II. Stephens, Of Georgia,
Vice President.
SKETCHES OF THE ELECT.
-~~~-~--~~~>-~-~-~-~~-
The African Slave Trade Not to be
Reopened.
THE CAPITAL OF THE NEW CONFEDERACY,
Ae., Ae., As.
Alex. IA. Stephens, Of Georgia
Vice President.
SKETCHES OF THE ELECT
The African Slave Trade Not to be
Reopened.
THE CAPITAL OF THE NEW CONFEDERACY,
Ae., Ae., &s.

The disunon Of this great republic is fat accom-
f The reality has last burst suddenly upon the North
that we are divided people 10th every has here
ofore been 70 acknowledge the unhappy fact universal as
has been the disposition Of the people of the North dis
regard the movement at the South anything than
the result Of the feversh excitement Of the moment
which would terminate with the that gave BIRTH
IL s no longer possible to shake from the senses the
startling thought that two perfect and complete confede
races now in full operation in place Of the old org
nal United States under which we have lived and pros
pered On Saturday last February O. 1891 six seeding
States Of the old Union organized independent govern
ment, adopted constitution and elected President aud
Vice President. These States passed their respective
ordinances Of dissolution az follows
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Art. q That territory shall hereafter be acquired
by the United states without the Concurrence OF a
majority of che Senators Of the States North Of Mason
and Dixon's line, and also a majority Of the soma
ators OF the States south Of said hna
but no treaty by which territory shall be acquired shall
be ratified without the hrds OF the senate
required by the constitution.
AIT That neither the constitution nor any smand-
msnt thereof shall construct 10 give Congress power
10 regulate, abolish control within state or rerr
tory OF the United Statee she reaton established re-
c0gnxed by the laws thereof touching bound TO
labor involuntary service therein, to interfere
with or abolish involuntary service n the District
Of Columbia without the consent or Maryland and
Virginia. and the owners, without making
the owners who do not consent previously, full
compensation; the power to interfere with sb D
lh Involuntary servce Ia places under the exclusive
jurisdiction Of the United States within those ates and
Territories where the established reOo0nixed
the power to prohibit the transpol
Of pcisons h.i TO labor involuntary service In any
State Territory of the United States any other
State or Territory thereof Ia which 10 is established
re. og zs nor 10 authorize sp.cic tax any higher
rate of taxes persons bound to labor than land
III proportion 10 value; 10 authorize aay Of the
African their descendants become ctizene
exercse the right Of suffrage in the choice Of federal
officers.
That hereafter the paragraph OF the fourth art
Gle Of the constitution shall be construed prevent
any OF the States by appropriate legislation and through
enforcing the livery Of fugtves from labor from any
other state or Territory of the United States the
son to whom su. h service or labor is due.
Art D The emigration or importation OF the African
race INTO any state or Territory OF the United States
whether for resdei involuntary service forever
prohibited and Congress shall have the power by appro
pirate legislation, to enforce the provisions Of this
tice.
Art g. That the nrst second third and ffth articles
OF these amendments and The third paragraph Of the
second section Of the first article Of the constitution and
third paragraph OF the fourth article thereof shall not
be amended or abolished without tho consent Of AL the
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THE HALL OF THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
On the extreme left, the visiter enters the Hail.
may he list of the names Of the gallant corps con
stitutiug the Palmetto regiment Of South Carolina, so
distinguished the history Of the Mexican war next 10
that Is an impressive representation of Washington dc
vering his inaugural address; and s farther to tho
left picture Of South Ca onas memorable states
man. John G. Calhoun; and next 10 that, an excellent
portroit Of Albert Pickett "tho historian Of bama"
Just 10 the right Of the Presidents desk Is the
or Dixon r. Lewis representative in Coogtc.s from
Aabems FOR number Of ycrs. Iinmedatey oyer th-
Presidents desk Is tho portrait OF the immortal @enera
George waahipgon, painted by Stuart. III fe ere fw
facts connected with tho history ef this portrait rhcA
are, perhaps, deserving Of especial mention " W.
given by Mrs Custis 70 General Benjamin smith, 81
North Carolina At the sale OF his estate " was pur
cbased by Mr.. Moore, who presented y 70 Mrs r.
f. Cliiheral Cnother Of Judge A. b. Ctherdl of PicN
trs) IN whose posse ssion II has been for forty years
II of tho three original portraits Of Cen Wash
ington now tn existence. second one, pamted ny
Fumbun is In the White House ut Washington ana y
The identical portrait that Mrs Madison cut o OF tue
frame when tho British attacked Washington IN 1872
The third s 10 the possession Of gentleman ~ Boston,
Macs. Next 70 the portat Of Washington u tnat o the
Old Hero Andrew Jackson next Ia order an excellent
Of Alabama's distinguished con, Hon. W Iancay
and next picture Of the great orator and statesman,
Henry Clay and next TO that historical representation
of the swamp encampment scene of Gen. Marion, when
he invited the British officer 70 partake OF his seany
fare and on the extreme right Of the door entering to
the Han, s another picture of Gen. Washington, beaat
fully and arisiicaly wrought upon canvass by sono
fall hand.
The Deputies having handed ia their credentials, on
mution Of Mr. Rhet' OF South Carolina, Hon. Howell
Cobb, OF Georgia. chosen President OF tho Conven'
tior and Mr. j. j. Hooper Secretary. Thus permanently
Organized the Convention proceeded with the usual ron
tine Of business
A committee was appointed 70 report plan for the
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POSITION OF AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.


Both the President and General Scott declare there ia
now no authority 10 call for accept volunteers for any
purpose The President II is stated has had offers Of
nearly FIVE hundred thousand men to protect the public
property and preserve the Union.
There have already been made sixtysix speeches In
Congress the present dincutes and thirtyone still
remain to be mado.
We have 1t reported good authority that the West
ern states have In contemplation the appointment OF
commissioners 70 Mississippi and Louisiana, having in
view to urge the withdrawal OF all obstacles 10 the free
navigation Of the Mississippi to the sea.
The government troops win not take part N the pro
cesson on the day Of the Inauguration, but the city milf
tary probably will The United States force being ocat
ed ii points OF strength all points dlIrui win be under
rigid discipline during the day Of the inauguration.
Parties are here whose business Is 70 forward dos
patches by courers Southern poins, keeping the lead
crs there advised IA regard TO movements in Washington
ON the other hand the government s using the secre'
service FUND the employment Of private agents Tor the
purpose of keeping itself advised Of the movements OF
the seccssonists and particularly 70 keep United states
officers in command of Southern ports informed OF
al measures that may be taken to their prejudice.
Tie issue made by the President elect in reply 10 the
Philadelphia republican committee in relation TO the mp
poiftm,nt Of Cameron to n position In his Cabinet, re-
uuring the Senator TO prove himself not guilty OF cor
rupon charged without proof Of guilt being frst tur
rshed has ncerscd the friends Of Cameron here, and
determined them and him 10 the dignity Of the
Senator's position by not noticing the fabrcaons of the
calumnaiofs.
some Of the members OF the Montgomery Congress
have just advised their secession friends here
ssoucrs ministers have been appointed 10 represent
The interests Of the Southern confedoracy Ia Europe
Col. Judge has the President, who received him
az dist ngushed citizen of Aabama, but Of course
recognizing him in an Official capacity nor could the
President pgree enter into any discussion whatever
relative 10 ihogohect of hts nitsion namely 10 neao
te Cor tie transfer cf the arsorals and other public
propesy belonging 70 tho United states within the limits
OF the state VI Natalnl
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IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA.
Release Of the New York Vessels by the
Governor Of Georgia.
VNDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THAT STATE,
As., As., &ss

The barks Adjuster and D. Golden Murray, brgs W. R.
Kibby and Golden Lead and schr. Julia A. Hallock Of
New York, which seized by Gov. Brown, Of Geor
gia, on Friday last, were released by the Governor
on Saturday Immediately receiving despatch from
New York Of the surrender Of the muskets seized by
our police.
The following s the telegraph OF Gov. Brown, officially
announcing the release of the vessels -
GOV. BROWN TO MR.. LAMAR.
Executive DIR ,RrMevT,
AnLEDGEvnIE, Feb 1881
9. B. LAMAR, Esq, Agent
The object Of the seizure having been accomplished,
and the rights Of citizens having been vindcated
have ordered the release Of the vessels.
JOS f. BROWN
DEsPATCH TO GOVERNOR PICKENs.
CHARLESTON Feb. TO- 1861
despatch received here today to Governor Pickens,
from Savannah that the New York vessels seized
there Friday by the authriies of Georgia have
released
THE EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1851.
The seizure Of the New York vessels at Savannah still
creates deep feeling Of indignation here. 1t is
ported that 1t viii precpitate action Reynolds bill
empowering the President to accept volunteers.
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THE LOUISIANA CONVENTION.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 8, 1851.
The Convention has resolved that under the present
system is impossible for single State to establish
postal arrangement adequate to the wants Of the people,
and recognizes the central government at Washington
carry it, and the Southern Congress will hereafter be
called upon TO form permanent postal arrangements.
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THE PROPOSED STATE CONVENTION OF
NORTH CAROLINA.

Gov Ellis has issued his proclamation in pursuance OF
law passed by the General Assembly Of North Carolina
concerning convention OF the people TO consider the
political purturbatons in the Union The proclamation
commands the shers Of the respective counties Ia the
State TO open polls at the several election precincts Ia
when and where all persons qualified to vote for
bers OF the General Assembly may vote for against
State COnvention those who wish convention voting
with printed or written ticket, Convention" aud
those who do not wish convention voting in the
way, No Convention also, to open separate polls at
the said time and places for the election Of delegates to
the conv. Dtion 10 be assembled such times are
hereinafter provided sad polls 10 be superintendent by
inspectors appointed by the shers with the advice of
three justices OF the peace OF the respective counties
who shall be sworn according to the provisions Of section
six chapter afty-two. Of revised code
The law further provides that II the people decide 10
hold Convention the day designated shall not be earlier
than the 11h OF March prox That the said Convention
shall consist OF hundred and twenty delegates and
each county shall be entitled to the number of dele
last apportionment.
The last two sections OF the law reads
Section 10. Be 1t further enacted, That ordinance OF
said Convention shall have any force validity until 1t
for members Of the General Assembly TO whom shall be
submitted according 70 the mode prescribed for elections
OF members to the House of Commons the assent dis
sent OF the people hereto being expressed as In preceding
sections Of this act.
Sec IL be further enacted That no delegate elected
shall be permitted TO take his seat In said Convention
until he shall have taken subscribed the following
before any Judge Of the Supreme Superior Courts
justice Of the peace OF Wake county, TO witt
A. b., do soiemniy affirm (as the may be)
raj Assembly, under which this Convention is called and
that will duly and faithfully discharge my duties
member Of this Convention according TO the best OF my
knowledge and ability, so help me God.