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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
From the Pittsburgh Gazette
LIMcoInSS Parting wor6a.

In all modern history more touchingly
sublime incident is not to be fond than
the parting of Abraham Lincoln from his
neighbors on last Monday morning. The
chosen chief of a mighty nation, and that
nation couvulsed with revolution and trea-
son-clouds, darkness and storm resting
upon 1.-THE takes his way modestly and
unostentatiously to the car that is to bear
him at once to the seat of the highest
earthly honor and the most appalling re-
spOnsibilities. His friends and neighbors in
hundreds and thousands cluster around
him to take him once more by the hand.
and hear once more that eloquent voice.
He takes his stand on the platform Of the
car. His words are few and very simple
simple, yet grandly eloquent. 1t is the
outgushing of noble nature, Of n true
heart. The man, the father, the patriot. the
Christian speaks. His own manly frame
and Well-trained voice are tremulous with
emotion, while his auditors weep. He
speaks of his residence amoLg them, of
what he owes them, of his children, and of
one departed. He alludes in touching
terms to his own sadness, aud to the trials
that await him. Then he rises higher,
and expresses his trust in that Omuipo
tence in which he trusts; and then he
humbly asks their prayers 10 bis behalf: al
hope yon, my friends, will all pray that /
may receive that divine assistance, with
ont which 1 cannot succeed, but with
which success is certain. Again bid YOU
all au affectionate farewell" And in the
tullness Of their hearts the multitude re-
sPonded, awe mil pray for you.'
This is one of those little gems that will
go down in undimmed brightness through
NIL history; aud who can doubt that as the
telegraph flashed his words throughout
this great empire, that millions of hearts
responded to his appeal.
This little parting speech will do moro
tn win the confidence and esteem Of tho
American people for their new chief mag
istrRtes, and thus strengthen his admins
tration, than any thing else that has vet
transpired and will give them assurance
that they have been guided by higher
wisdom than their own in their choice of n
man.
How admirably adapted is this incident.
in its touchingly beautiful simplicity and
sincerity, in its blended grandeur and hui
mility, TO allay the passions OF the nation.
and restrain the arm nplifted to shed the
blood Of brethren! Lincoln spoke only to
his neighbors, In childlike simplicity, little
dreaming of the mighty influence Of his
words upon his own nation and upon the
world.
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Extra Fine Silver Plated Ware.
: USE Ab0EIREp, beautiful aud rnTe Tfoef az
81 Batter, saElr and sBaFry. DIshel. Salt CeiISrs
C9Ea Bastst4S Strap ClPs, Spoon uolders, Maxim
ldnE e torEs' spoopls LalItSs, &C., by
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The following iS an extract from BY
the PAItur Of Baptist Church 70 the 'Jourral aud
NssSeuGOr,T Cincinnati, Ohio. and speaks volumes In
favor Of that UoEId-ren01nl InodIeine-AlRs. WYE
IoU's sOoEHISa sTEUF EoE clinDEEs TnTlHa:
'fWs So an aVeFtlsement h yOur eOlumnS q Ms.
HtnsloE'' soothisg syrup; Now Ne never said q
word IL sTUr Of patent mSdeIne bslnro IN our life
but We feel compelled 70 6ay 70 Jour readers that
tIis Is no hnmbug-RI AAyt NM n, AHp EsGE ma
X All IT CLAIMS. Il Il prVbably. 0nS d The met
sueeoful incidence Of the day, bSo1ass It tsoBs Of
the belt. And those Of yOuF readers who have -
bies can't DO bottsf than 70 ~. IN mPplJls
ostl6-1y-dkU
VELOUR OTTOmANS, g eo1t.
deelS HIaEKtI4 sWRGRINaRg.
ENLOuR.-tOO bbls Rxta FauIIy,
II so = Ultra IxtE1
In store and for 6lls'hy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Female HeaIthI RemaIe HealthI


Thousands Of females EuHet from dgEangslnents
peculiar to tbesex. Eifst and most eoa1non among
these Is, RElLALE WEEKN1ss 0rWHrrEs, OF LEpcoRR-
HEA, with Its eonutanf a4tsndants, Lastude, Pros
tratiOn, lame or Weak Back, and General Debility.
No one can be entirely veil who thus suffers and in
hundreds Of cases health Is utterly undermined.
oldsehool medicines aud drugs do bat little GOD
Oftsn much Injury; but HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE PILLS are just the
thing, relieving promptly and curing permanently.
dollars worth win do more good than quartz Of
nOEtruuls, or six HonthF attendance on doetar.
Six bUxes for 81. Single boxes Is ets.
MA full set OF HUHPHRErz' HolrEoPAPmo sFH-
cIIIc with Book Of Directions aad tHsnty diaerent
Remedies, in large Sials morocco case, IS; do, In
plain case, SI case Of fifteen boxes, and book, 81
These Remedies, by The single box or case are sent
by mail or express free Of charge to any address on
receipt Of price. Address
DIR. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No .669 Broadway, New York.
Sold by LAUGHLINs Z BUsHFIEDD,
JAMS No. a Main st.
Observation-Disclosures I1oS
Cures the worst cases Of scrOfula.
BREHTLISGER'ssARsAP Z DANDELIoS
Cures Erysipslas, letter and Boils.
GER'sSARsAPARILI4A& DANDELIoN
Cures All RruptSons In the Skin.
BRRNTLINGERis sARsAPARILLA &DANDRLIoN
Cures Liver Complaint and Dropsy.
BRENTLINGERs DANDELIOS
Cures Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach.
BRENTLIEGERssAR sAPARILLAGD ANDRLIoN
Puriaes the blood and entirely eradtcatssal AIer-
curry and impurities from the system.
GER'ssARsAPARILLA&D ANDRLI0N-
Is pleasant to the taste Is entirely Vegetable
BIB lH9NrLINGERs sARsAPARILLA&DA EDRLIOE
Is pronounced by PhySieans the best Alterant
they have ever prescribed.
Prepared by 2. A. BRENTLINaER, Market ST.,
No Isl, Wheeling, We.
Sold by Reed { Kraft, Centre wheeling,
4. L. Logan Co, Main Il. t.'.s
and Druggists geIeralIy. declO
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W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

&c NJ WMlVICIUI 3 HUH DyCs
This splendid HAIR Dye his no equRl-instaatane-
oua In oheet-Boantiful BlaHk or Manual BruWn-nO
staining the 1kln or iRiuFfng tbs air-romeies tile
absurd and III eset Of bad byea and inygoFate5 the
lIalr Tor life. None gp6ull6 lnleBg dgnSd 'sW.
a, BatehSloFIn Sold OVGFyHhaFs
ouAs. BATOH ELOR, PropFistor,
S-soptls.dkv-iy = = -
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y NEW ENGINE OF WAR.-It is related
that among the preparations for tepslling
the threatened attack on the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, were twelve large steam
boilers, with which were connected a
number of powerful pumps aud engines,
well applied with India-rubber hose, to
lead to any or ali parts Of the yard
Steam being constantly on, the pumps and
engines were always ready to throw terri
BILE streams Of sealding water over an in
yading force. This powerful weapon of
defence, not heretofore known in warfare,
is proposed by Mr.. King to be applied to
all Notifications aud steamships of war,
50 that taking by storm OF boarding would
be impossible.
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Ar LaWreuceburg, at tho intersection Of
the Ohio and Mississippi roads, Mr.. Lincoln
addressed large crowd. In the course Of
his address little incident occurred wor-
thy Of note:
Among other remarks, he said, looking
oTer-intO Kentucky, ~ say to you that the
power intrusted to me shall be exereisedaS
perfectly to protect the rights Of your
own"
voice in the crowd cried ont, aMay
the rulers be as right as the people" Mr..
Lincoln replied, ayes; and let me tell you,
If the people remain right your public men
can never betray you. II /, 10 my brief
connection with public affairs, shall be
wicked or foolish, and il you remain true
and honest, You cannot be betrayed
How eminently true. II the people are
but true to themselves, who OF what is 70
be feared 7 1
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PROCI,AMATTON


WTR HHRERY COMMAND JOSEPH L. WILDE
w Of city of Wheeling. to oct rs our Boloagent
for the distribution Of VALENTINES Of ali UTaieS
from this date till the 18th Inst and do aso author
tze him In our name to receive all moneys for the
same ThA proclamation is as Il q evideut
from past Experience that unAcrnpnlous persons ofen
Oher spurious imitation OF the genuine ones to de-
cstVe those who may have tender sentiments to ex-
press TO eaclIother; such persons will be Wise and
eseheW all sneh spurious missves, ms they eannOt be
relied on and are utterly worthless The following
is scale Of the most reliable results attending tle
presentation II thash tender epistles: = -
SI6OO Valentines: SURE Wedding forthwith.
lOO0 Same result, say 3 yeNFN.
90 years
100 Most likely-perhaps not.
% Doubtful-leads to pleasant ac-
qunintance, however.
Extremely dopbtful-stfIl some
10 No 90.
Small potatoes
CAL soon, as those inst purchaSed are productive
Given under my hand and seal this fifth day Of
February, 1861, in the city Of Wheeling.
Is65 tcUPID," GoD OF LOVE.
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THE yiRalslA ELECTION AND GovHESon
LErCHER,-The Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia I'ress writes:
1.-THE happiest visitor to Washington for
many weeks past has been Governor
fletcher, who, AFTER remaining several
days, returned to Richmond last evening.
The result Of the late election entirely yins
dieated him as against all his enemies
1t has leaked ont that, IF tie seeeRers kad
CARRIED the PSgiiaia CoRpentioH they iateaded
% estabiisk a ProvitiORui S0peEme9t, AID 70
deetars tAs place Of GoVoRor 81 RIrgnia
1aeated; bot honest John was too much
for them. he threw himself upon she peo.
pie, and with the aid of Niilson, Clemens.
Harris, Doctor Cofmau aud others, con-
quered bis enemies and the enemies Of his
country"
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KanaWha Carbon oil.

WE offer this to the trade rs the bet BURNING
w OIL in the market. Its 60 refined as to be
entirely free from tho hsapy oil, which chars tho
wick OF injuries the oil. For sale by
7. II. LOGAN & CO.
tanl6 and LOGAN, LIST CO. !.
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A BALTrNsnE correspondent of New
York paper has the following 70 say about
secession in Maryland and dissolution in
the Republican party:
My intelligence from all parts of the
State, goes to show, that the secession Of
Maryland is now Nn impossibility, under
any circumstance, aud this feeling is
gaining daily strength, but it must not be
disguised, that it Is connected with an i'm.
preston, there will hn . compromise, which
will disrupt the Republican party. In.
deed, that event is regarded as having
been already effected, and our city papers
are all rejoicing over it, and one of Them
exnltingly exclaims, that a party which
could not keep together until after its
President was installed, deserves such a
fatel
Some people are in prOdigiOus hurry
to hurry the Republican party. Better wait
till it is dead, Messrs. Undertakers. 1t
wouldn't be very decentto inter it aiivel
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AIales .; Romaies ls-28.
fShl2-st GEO. BAIRn JP 81
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,.5a3l0WE'S'' Standard Scales.
III OWES STANDARD SCALES, all sizes Connt.g.
- Ei'tloTu Hay or Cattle Scales. for sale At FScl
oet23-d6M Agents for the NanGfactnTers.
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Goods Bought Since the FaII.

M9STARD, GINGER, CIFEHTT0T
w Mace. Cloves, HutmeEs, and CO.; ~ >
does dscs ana ior sale BY !
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HOT PRESSED NUTs.--5,OOO b. Hot
oct5 P.O. RILpBErH 3 RRH
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-25
mo- 1911 -- ..'l
AN ORDINANCE FOR SURPRISING OPPRES.
SlNE SPECULATION UPON THE PRESENT
NECESSITIES, OFITHEI PEnpIE "a -

| SlEE SPECULATION UPON THE PRESENT
NECESSITIES or THE PEOPLE III Ff27E
i ly lie At ordained by tee people of North CARROLL
ma, IN C'hrent'o'e assembled, md 1t is hereby or
daied by the authority Of tie same, That wbSeyer
snail engross or get into his hands by buyiur con.
tract9nS OF other means except by producing corn
OF other gram growing in the fields or any other
corn or grain, pork or beef either fish sailed or
smoked cheese fish, coffee sugar tea salt saltpetre
or other deadvictual whatever and also leather IN
TUG iiiueht 10 sell the same again at unreasonable
prices, or to Keep the same from market and nrevent
the same from passing into the hands and use Of he
people or to any other intent than to his own use or
consumption, or for sale at reasonable prices or for
charltaole distribution, amongst poor and necessi
sous persons; and whatsoever having in his hands
oy the means aforesaid any of the before mentioned
arcies not Intended for his own use or for that of
i,s iaiiy ana dependents, or for such charita
Ole use as aforesaid shall refuse to sell the same to-
or shall ask and demand therefor unreasonable pri
ces ron any person or persons desiring and offering
10 PurcnaSelor their own personal use or for that Of
the families or dependents for such charitable use
as aforesaid shall be deemed an unlawful engrosser
ana Whosoever shall make any motion, by word
Iet'ef' message orotherwise, TO any person per-
sons Tor the enhancing of the price or dearer sell
ling OF anything above mentioned or else dissuade,
move or stir any one coming or purposIng to come
70 any city Market post or place within this State
70 ABSTAIN forbear to. bring convey any of the
Things before rehearsed, to any such city, town
market or other place, to be sold, shall be deemed
tolrestaer and whosoever shall make any promise,
enter into any agreement or come to any under
standing with any other person or persons, that he
shall noteeii any of. the things before rehearsed
but at certain prices, or at not less than certain
prices, shall be deemed unlawful consyirator and
any person. upon conviction Of either Of the said
offences, by verdict. or confession, shall be pun,
ished as for uisdeneapo and shall be REQUIRED to
enter INTO recognizance with sufficient surety for
MS good behaviour for thespace of three wears, in
such sums as thecourt may direct Prorided, that
upon sufhcent cause being shown upon affidavit
the court shall have power to order the takino Of
dispositions TO lc rcal in behalf of the accused
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= d. II. MOORE, TIN. Secretary,
|. {. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary
no. j. !

AN ORDINANCE To TRANSFER CERTAIN
COMPANIES TO COL. GREEN'S REGIMENT
BE at 0rdIiAcd, That the Governor of this State
be, and he is hereby authorized if he shall deem it
expedient, to transfer to Col. Green's Regiment Of
volunteers, the two companies now at High Point
under the command Of Captains Cook and Sharp:
Provided, That Capt. Co shall first return to the
Governor or the AdJutant General of this State all
such public monies and orders for public money, as
he has heretofore received for the purchase of guns
and, PrOcided, .JHrther, That the said companies
shall not be transferred unless all the officers,
non-commssOned officers and privates Of said COM
panes shall first signify their assent thereto in
writing. =,
Ratified 9Th of December; 1861. -r
.s-A D. - W. n. EDWARDS,
Pt- - Pres. of Convention
j. Fl. MOORE Prin. Secretary Il.
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No. 10.
AN ORDINANCE CONCER MING THE REP

AN ORDINANCE C0NCERNING THE REPEAL
OF THE FOURTEENTH CHAPTER OF TIE
ACTS OF TIE SECOND EXTRA SESSION
Be It ordiias4 by the Delegate. d the yedplc Q,
North Citroiiat IN C0Rrentiom assembled dRd IL Is
hsrtby ordained bythe authority II the same, That
the fourteenth chapter of the Acts of the General
Assembly, passed at the second extra session, emit
tied An Act" to alter the rules of cvidenc, as ap
pfcable to Indians, be and the same is hlreby re
pealed and annulIed. ....,.
Read three times and ratified in open Convention,
the sixth day Of December, a. D., 1861 -..t
W. y. EDWARDS,
..-.. Pres. of Convention
J. II. MooRE, Prln. Secretary.
l.. Z. EDWARDS, Asst. Secretary.
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- No +
RESOLUTION IN FAVOR OF DIR. WILLIAM


ReSoLred, That the Governor be, and he is here
BY authorized and required to instruct the PaymaS-
ter to paylo DIR. William f. Pool, of Murfrcesboro,
taken prisoner at Hatteras and now at Fort Warren,
or to his authorized agent, the compensation of an
assistant surgeon from the first of July, 1861, until
such time he shall he released or exchanged
Aead and ratified in open Convention the sixth
day of December, 1861.
W. n. EDWARDS,
Pres. of Convention.
- j. II. MooEE, Prn. Secretary,
L. {. EDwA EpS Assistant Secretary.
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j. IT, MOORE, Prln. Secretary,
L. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.

= no 3. II
AN ORDINANCE To AUTHORIZE THE PUB
-:.LIC IRE aSURER TO EMPLOY AN ADDI.
4'0NAL CLERK IN THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENIS' AND OTHER PURPOSES.
Be 1T ordained, That until it shah be otherwise
enacted by the General Assembly, the salary Of the
clerk Of the Treasurer Department be increased to
twelve hundred doAars annually, and that the pub
lie Treasurer be authorized to employ a second
clerk in that department, and that his salary shall
be seven hundred and fifty dollars annually, and
that tie Comptroller be authorized to employ a
clerk in his office and that his salary be the sum Of
seven iFandred and fifty dollars annually, and this
increase of the said salaries shall commence from
and after the LIST day of january, 1862 -
Read three times, and passed 9th day of Novem-
Der, 1861. W. n. RDW YARDS.
Pres. Of Convention.
J. II. MOORE, Prin. Secretary,
L. C. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary.
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NO ISL .

lie 1t ordained By this Contention, and it is here.
6y ordained by the authority OF tie same That the
Militia OF this State, shall not be required to assem-
ole Tor the purpose Of drill and muster, more than
once IN each month, except for battalion or regimen
tai muster. So BE- :. ...
Read and ratified in open Convention the twelfth
day Of December, 1861. -,
-.r,- .i.rs. -..r .-.c.- W. N. EDWARDS.
JAMES Fl. MOORE, Prin Sec'v. '"'
L. z. EDWARDS, Assistant Scc'y. ....,.,,
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M. y.
RESOLUTION on ,TAKlNG 4 REC

Rssoired, That this Convention will take recess
from and after Friday, the thirteenth inst, until
Monday the twentieth of January next. Fsk
Read twice and ratified in open Convention the
sixth day of December, 1861. ... .t-.
w. n. EDWARDS
1872 '''' Pres. of Contention,
j. II. MoORE, Prin. Secretary.
L. Z. EDWARDS, Asst. Secretary.
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a RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER cERTAI

\ RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER CERTAIN
MILITARY COMPANIES TO COLONEL "
j. GREEN. Cas- .-.t.tE
ResOired, That the Governor, il he shall deem
proper, be, and he is hereby authorized to transit
to Col. W. J. Green's independent North Caroln
Regiment such companies have been accepte.
and not yet assigned to regiments upon thei
application for such transfer P5'0rihed, That n.
member of company shall be required TO join sal,
service without his consent in writing. ss.,g ..rs
Ratified in open Convention, the sixth day eo
December, 1851. W " EDWARDS,
Pres OF Convention.
j. II. MooEE Prin.s See. ...r .If,r,, 4. "a
l.. L. EDWARDS, Asst Sec. Sts
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III. MOORE Prin. Secretary.
l.. Z. EDWARDS, Asst. Secretary.

RESOLUTION coNCERSltNGs posTpoNING
~ THEg PUBLICATION OF COLONIAL. RE-
aCORDS. r''s#rS -E. s-...ta.i NJ.
WHEREAS, Resolutions ratified the twenty-third
OF feeruary 1861 were passed at the last General
Assembly directing Tie printing of certain Colonial
and other records, 7Ys ....s, .-..i" -,
Re'otoed that the publication Of the same be srls-
pended until further order frol this Convention or
the General Assembly ofithe State. -.....s .r.a
Read and ratified liz open Convention the twelfth
OF December 1861. W. N: EDWARDS,
- -. .''' '' Pres Of Convention.
j. H. Moore Prn Secretary .... .. . 3. -
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application for such transfer PrOriGed, That
| member of company shall be required TO join sal
service without his consent in writing. gy.,y 80
Ratified in open Convention, the sixth day eo
December, 1861. W " EDWARDS,
Pres OF Convention.
j. II. MooEE Prin.s See. ..r .Ig,,,, z. "a
l.. L. EDWARDS, Asst. Sec. StS:
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE. FOR, AMEND
INT THE F0RTYSIXTIT Sc IN OF sDlfB
CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE, IN RE-
GARD To TAKING TIE YEAS AND NAYS
SEMBLY kt&
BE it osciaipea By tie delegates Of tie people Of
North Ctr0liaa, IN CoRrcntion Gssembled and Ills
hercby oridined By the authority af,ths s4p,s That
the forty sixth section Of the Constitution Of tlls
State be so amended to insert, after the word
seconded" in the fourth line of said section, the
words by onefGlh Of the members present"
Read three times and ratified in open Gonyehtion
the sixth day Of Dec, \. D. 1861. = 30 sin
. ..,.'l;' = - Pres orCoh9Ghtibn.S :
in. MOORE, Prin. Sec .. ~, 80.
/" Z. EDWARDS, Asst, Sec. ,..,.-.....,
,>- ou No. III ....-..,.r- ..,--s.s
AN ORDINANCE 70 AMEND THE SECOND
SECTION OF PIE FOURTH ARTICLE ZOE
THE AMENDMENTS TO TIE CONSTITUTE
TION. "a - 0'.1
Beit ordained blythe Delegates of the pesplesof
North Carolina, IN Contention assembled and u Is
hereby ordained dy tie authority Of the SAME That
the second section of the fourth article OF the amend
ments to the Constitution shall be amended to read
as follows:" Ne person whe shsllJ deny the; being
of God, or the divine authority ofboth the Old and
the New Testaments, or who shall hold religious
opinions Incompatible with the freedom or safety Of
the State shall be capable of holding any office or
place of trust profit in the civil department of
this State -H4A1.ff IEiTIA 4
Read three times and ratified in open Conyentiof
the 9th day of December, 4. d., 1861. 80 '''''
~ M N. EDWARDS m 4
= '-l'-" Pres of Convention. =
j. III. MOORE, Prin. Sec p NV . 2 '".''HA
l.. c. EDWARDS, Asst Sec. az, ,,,.,,,,
-.EEGT-gR
No N = vol. - Il ,6a'''sA
RESOLUTION APPQlNTIStirD DENNIS D, FERE,
BEE ESQss COMMISSIONER 70 RtGHMONDs
RcsOtred, That Dennis ID. Fercbee ESQ, be..apd
he-is hereby appointed commissioner, whose duty
it shall be to visit Kiehhohd, and confer with the
Secretary IF the UonIedepatg Treasury, and withthe
Congress Of The Confederate States. now in session
and ascertain what kind Of payment will be accept
ed and that on his return he report the result az
said conference to this Convention: for their eorls
Grafton and action. 49, sst - aE ts75sCs T'rT
Read three timesarf ratified in open Convention
sixth day Of December, 1857 =
W. N. -EBwARbSgs
1.tEs s.'sfSo az Pres. of Convention.
JAMES II. MOORE, Prin Secy. ''fr \ > - 81
l.. =. EDWARDS, Assistant Sccy. r
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The Standard.
ORDINANCES AND REsoLt IONS PASSED
by THE STATE CONVENTION.

ORDINANCES AND RESOLC fTOSS PASSED
BY THE STATE CONVENTION.
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RESOLUTION TO TRANSMIT A COPY OF THE
ga2te SUPREME COURT REPORTS To THE De
atisaPs RTMENT OF j USTICE OF TIIE C0NFED-
crate STATES.
- Roso5ced That the State Librarian transmit to
the department Of justice Of the Confederate States
Of America one set Of Athe Reports Of the Supreme
Court of this State, if the be in the public
library, that he purchase such may DC def
Gent for that purpose. sos '''
z,,oEW n. EDWARDS,
Pres Of Convcqton.
j. H. MOORE, PriR Secretary, ---N2a'
L. c. ERwARDs Assistant Secretary. W.
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No. 81 'i~f
RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO THE DAILY SIT
TINGS Of THIS CONVENTION. So
Reselced That from and after to-day this Con-
ventoa will meet daily at ten o'clock and adjourn
at two o'clock, reasonable again at four o'clock and
adjoura at its discretion. - F.. 'h-
Read and passed in open Convention the sth day
of DeeeInber, 1861. o.. r -
w. n. EDWARDS,
e.. - Pr r.+ -. Pres. of Convection.
j. IT, MOORE, Prin. Secretary,
/. c. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary