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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
Volcr from Alabama.

We cut the following from the MOultOu (Ala.) Demo
ea of the st ius which shows the Feeling of the PEG
DE of Alabama They will soon set everything right in
that State and come back home into the Union
Prnr1c MErriNG.-At a meeting on the 18th February,
ny the citizens Of the 9Th Beat OF Winston county, Ala
bsna AZ J. W Aliens store for the purpose of express
NO our oonous Of the affairs Of Government, and after
fair deberaon. We elected Geo. Hooker, Esq, chair
nan, and appointed i've gentlemen as a committee to
draft resolutions.
Rssolrei l. We dsapprobate the call Of the Cover
nor OF the past Convention, also the convoking of our
legislature as IL tends involve the State in vast
e for no pro6t-we feel ourselves satisfied with our
resent Constitution and Government
. We disapproye of State going out of the Union.
q. We disapprove of our Banks taking the advice OF
the Governor, to suspend specie payment as embar-
rlsses our currency.
A. We disapproye Of the State borrowing money from
Inc Banks to defray unnecessary expenses.
We the citizens OF said Beat do pledge ourselves,
our honor and property TO carry out the true principles
If our Government.
6 We request the Noulton Dsnoero! to publish our
resolves. .., ,,-.,-, -,
q. F. Horton, John Freeman, John McEar, Thos. Chill
,oat Henry NcNutt Committee.
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voIrNTEERs For s0CTH CAROLINA.

The secession feeling runs high in this place. ON last
Saturday Cap. Ffeemsns company Of artillery paraded
our streets rank and file numbering about thirty-hve
rs1 Taey marched ilio the Court House, where they
we're addressed bv their captain after which he offered
e OF resolutions sympathzng with the seeded South
era States ard proposing offer the services OF the COM
pgny 10 sue te State Of South Carolina, which was
unanimously adopted The fact was at once teegraphed
20 GOV Piekens and he company is waiting his re-
NV The names Of the officers are &c follows; Captain
R55er. Freeman; First Lieutenant Geo. Wheetly Second
Lieutenant. Hal. Bradford. Third Lieutenant Charles T.
S,earer First Sergeant, Henry Clay Burrows Second,
William Gains. Ills company is composed OF able
bodied Young men, and VII rank among the best drilled
c1mpauies IN the STATE. soJoJRNkR.
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ARmvAI OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA

BosroN. March 1.-THE steamer Niagara, from Liver
pool via Halifax, arrived here this evening The main
features of her adyces have been teegraphed from Hall
fax She brings SS,0OOGOO.
Via Queenstown, We have some additional items OF
news. -
Turin, Saturday.-Admral Pessano haE arrived oil
MessinA, which he will summon to surrender
Rome Frday.-The national committee have issued
proclamation declaring that Victor Emmanuel will soon be
proclaimed King from the capitol, and expresses thanks
to Francs.
The French authorities have taken possession OF the
keys of the capitol.
Vienna, Saturday.-It is reported that Austria, Prus
sa and Russia have concluded convention to act in
cert in .ase o. a Polish or Hungarian outbreak.
liverpool, Saturday bales, including
s, 900 bales for export.
Messrs. Hewitt & Co. report the market as ouoyant,
with an advancing tendency Prices are Sd higher, ow-
ing to the fsyorable bank returns.
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vVACUATIOy OF FORT SUMTER

WAsHrNGroN, March ll.-Tbere hss been soIe CO.
oaetng today in the Republican party, concerning the
scton Of the President in respect 10 Fort sumter. Is
pretended thar the matter is not tally decided out ne
-, y N,or Anderson Is ordered 70 withdraw from Fort
SUMTER He is 20 come by land 10 this city or Baltimore
Toe ultra Republicans oGiSpoken against TINS pocy
aud talk about maritime expeditions 70 coerce Chareston'
They forget that there Is scarcely money enough al the
disposal Of the government 1t out 1.-THE oil 'he YES
sels necessary for such an object
Com. Stewart has resigned his position az captain oil
the navy, alleging the injustice done him by What Is
termed the retiring board OF the navy.
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

In the hands OF the Priesthood Of South America ac.or
ing cure. Bilious rement Fever Chs and Fever Liver C
paInt Drop,y diseases OF the sscreye the so
ach heart kidneys and bladder which the people cons de nil
acuous In this and al this they are inyalu
correcves Of the system oosven's Indiseson Liver Con-
plant all disorders arising from d1rbances Of the
organs unequal Irregular circulation b. Their
agency They master and subdue the prrmAe .cf
ness reaching lis In every and restabnyA con-
dion Of health In each.
RApwlYs REsovATNG HtsoLyESr An echo 10 appfoy
al OF is sllpoent constitutional remedy back from N.
whole OF Epanlsh America There. here Is pronounced
positive oberant Of scrola syphilis Fever sores Rye,
Bronchitis Chronic Rheumatism hereditary flesh diseases Of ali
kinds and powerful Of al constitutional TONES RADvlf
RExIDr separately combined equal to TIE subus.aon
all maadie. ever combatted by medical science.
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich pure healthy blood secured 70 all who take RADwAY
REN0yATING RES0LyENT.
II truly astonishing how rapidly patients covered With sor
Ulcers skin Erupons healed by Railways BkNOyATNG
RE5OLyENT S. yus Dance, Kinss Evil scurvy Salt Rheam
Bakers Itch Puules letters kc, will Yield 20
Of this cleansing cooling, healing, and purifying medicine Dr.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists and Merchants every
where.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY & CO.
% John Street. New York
PURCELL LADD CO., aud JOHN .. GRAY, Whole.
OF Virginia. wo will supply the
the prices charged Railway Co.. in New York city
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one ofyou that after the anxious deberaton had
come TO the conclusion that, dstasteGl the scheme
vas to ne felt to be my duty to cast representative
vote, and sustain the measure whole. was con-
WINGED that Western Virginia which in part represent
ed would have so voted by immense majority, II her
voice could be heard in that ball. and acting under that
strong conviction, would have done homage TO that
great principle Of representative government which de-
mands that the representative yield his individual sen
ments and give uerance those OF his constituents
But no vote taken the plan, as whole the Chair
having ruled that each section being successfully adopt
ed the entire plan adopted and no farther vote was
necessary or admissible under the parliamentary rule
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

INTER CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH Information haS been
received at the Department OF State showing that under
the sanction of the Russian Government lines OF telegraph
have been established from Moscow to Kazan and thence
arc extending eastwardy through Siberia in order to
connect with tho numerous Russian military posts and
settlements along the Amoor to the Pacific. compa-
ny has also been chartered by the Canadian Parliament
posts of the Hudson Bay Company in the territory north
Of the Columbia river from whence, as it is believed it
will not be impossible to pnie ts American and AsatlC
lines by submarine cable Behring'S Strait and
thus bring the network of telegraphic lines on the two
continents in connection with one another, we shai
then receive latest London news via ST. PETERSBURG
aud San FranciSco,--RGt mi,
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Iudqe BrsekenBrouzh on the Peace Confer

has been heretofore stated that If vote bad been Ia
Fenn the Peace Conference on the propositions adopted
IS whole Judge BroekeubrOugh would have voted with
N..srs Summers and Rives, aud the vote Of Virginia
would have been recorded in the affirmative This tact IS
ow confirmed By Judge BsockenbrOughs report to the
Virginia Convention lie says "The vote was BY sec
,oas and Virginia voted against the most important
sections particularly the first and seventh OF the series
ald they we're all adopted ssriaf. Il was supposed
mat a. matter Of course the vote would be taken up
on the scheme a. an entirety and then announced to
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S,roug ARMY,

The Charleston Courier pubAs1ed an ode On the occs
ion Of the meeting Of the Southern Congress- which, il
oealing of the non-sa, ehoiGag States, thus enumer
les the forces AZ the command OF TIC South
"yyHetV. both mat and blinded 10 their rage,
GU foes should % ug Us down tte.r ucrtAl gage
AM With q hostile step pr1.ans our soil
W. shall not 81 -ins, my brothers, bat 20 forth
To b. ..t them. marshtlri by III Lord % Hosts,
An overs. sdng, % Iy the mighty ghosts
Of MouI.rv ana Of s.-tl7-who shall fol-
Aual.s-s such AZ these Nor sfSle alone,
Bat every stock and stone
Snail h-ly o.. brt the very soil,
AMI sl he generous wealth 10 ryesto toll,
All AL Tor =hi-h we love our noble land,
shau frh beside ar' through US, and strand,
he heart OF WOMAN 81 her hand,
Trr- fruit and flower aud every inn le4se,
Gentle, or grave or grand,
she rads D. our defence
Shall seen. q blow; % IS o. hills shal lsal
Their hrrl - sud their calm
And In orr 81 Gsned seess re shsi blend
The s.rerg'h q pine AID palm
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DIED..

Al lis redence. in The county Amelia, on wednesday, 9th
ins;, Capt ApsTIE sEAY, in the sIth year of bis age
EIn Pttsyvana county the 18Th of February, so' OF In
6ama,ory Rheumatism Mrs HARRIET O., wife Of Jabez ~
Gravey, in the 18th year Of her age
Beloved by all who knew her. this pous lady She eL an
Infant daughter that she idolzed W.
Danvie Register please copy
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IMPORTANT MILITARY MovENRSr.-The New Orleans
Evening Delta Of the 18th contains the following:
Gen. Braxton Brapg. of the Army of Louisiana has
been appointed Brgadier General of the Army Of the
Confederate States and has been ordered to 10
Pensacola and take command Of all the troops OF the Re
public there aseen'bed end conduct the operations
arainst Fort PicRena
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To hon. Join Jrnney, President Of the conveatlo

The report of the Peace Conference was then taken
up and Mr. SUMMERS resumed and concluded his speech
in vndicaon OF the plan Of adjustment adopted by the
Conference and in advocacy of further effort to adjust
the national troubles He expressed his cordial approval
of the proposed Conference Of the Border States, at
Frankfort Ky The speech will pc published in full in
the Wing. and also in pamphlet form: :,
At the conclusion Of Mr. SUMMERS remarks Mr..
TYLER (Ex-President,) took the hoor and animated
desire to address the Convention tomorrow lie then
moved an adjournment, which was agreed to.
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X. X. X.
AMERICAN CONsULs AND MINIsTRRs
FOREIGN PRIESTs,
SPANISH m ERICAs PHYSICIANS
VI 10 1HE LITE bANINU PkUPkIk1
RAnWAY'S RENFDTES

RADvAYs READY RkIEy endorsed In the strongest term, -
our Consul Rio Janero snd late Ambassador 70 Br., ~
having In that empire from being carried an -
maariou, and Chnec complaints gle dose b,n
e Internal PAIN and applied ouvardy Instantly a.uaxe, o.
agony of Rheumatism Neuralgia, Tooth ache sprans k To-,
pdy Of the stomach liver, and all forms OF indigestion y,d a
lie InvgoratIng action.
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We TERS Is conceded 10 be The d-fcors whole
and eecua tonic IL he World used by almost every fam
lily in VIRGINIA, ADaer.D solely ts climate should
found In the house every Southern Family for al de-
the stomach and bowels They fall 70
Of DYSPEPSIA Nervous Bead &c With pain 10 the
stomach bowels they give immediate relief
yers and in weak and debated persons they viii give vital
energy to the whole They only need trial give them
precedence all other Btsr The btes be had q
Aessy GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO, and by all prominent
Druggists In city Of Richmond aud elsewhere Virginia
North Carolina Also, by c. sToTT CO. Washington City
O.; CANDY GtLPIN co, Baltimore; II. A. PANEsTOCK co,
Philadelphia and BARNES PARK, New York
Orders hlled by addressing b. BAKER, Proprietor,
Feb. 6-dkc Richmond Va.
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- ConRFsPnNpKNrS.

o. Bsass sssths addressed 80 fAs' kfiior 81 az
Es.s.
sifea h0 sidai Of "a PcpEr OIL noi ospsoisa
a. TA RAE y 0ag itaading, 0aght 70 % to = a.
- IN % dsJsirtef oa OoaftirB nostcsssess-
- siyaltnss charged Or as ddrertlssaSnfs.
~ WsSaano naisrtIfs orcfsra reisced oosassSseaon
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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION,
TrrspAY, March 18th, !

TUESDAY, Marcn lZtni 1901.
The Convention met at IL O'clock pursuant to adjourn
ment
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Peterkin, of the Episcopal
Church.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Mr. G0GGIN presented the proceedings OF public
meeting held in the county OF Bedford. Read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. SHEFFEY presented the proceedings of public
meeting held in the county of Smyth. Read and referred
TO the same Committee.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
Mr. TARR, Of Brooke county, presented the following
resolutions which we're read and referred 10 the Com
mitee on Federal Relations:
Wherein number Southern States Of this Union having s.
coded hereom and attempt the forts and other p'-
perry the United States Ia possession Of "a states by lh
try would, believed seriously endlneer the peaceful igA'n'
sling b.twrn the remaining Southern states and he
era itself and VII tend 20, It does not produce
Pj Tst this Convention to avoid conflict ard
harmony between tie Federal Government the secedlng
stae earnestly 10 the said Government and
G aid ste, Ina; the relations now ,ub5ing them
sSi he with the hose Of an amicsble adjustment
eau be effected that the Pie al Government win VieE 70
the attainment OF that object although right unqisonaby
should no, attempt rcby to etake arsena ami
other public property Of the U;ed States In posss Of
5 ' Sg s st W., Of va in CONVENTION assembled
Reogd, That VIII st derreaie any action on me par o.
dera ;h.t may lead 10 collision tween use
and secedug States the wthd avail OF the said states from
the Unlon made VIC alton Of the Con tuition ne
United States and without The consent Of virginia Involving ss
oe peace and secrhy Of the nTe Union Goes not war
rant and ught receive the sanction OF Virginia
ron. JoHS j. CRIITEsDEN.
Mr. FLOURNOY requested that his name should be
recorded in the affirmative upon the question of agreeing
TO the resolution of thanks to the Hon John j. Crten
den.
The following letter from Mr.. CARLILE, on same sub
ject, read:
am anxious that the OF my absence from NE Con
ysnon Yesterday when the resolution OF thanks TO h C
t.nden upon shall made known TO my
who with honor the man so has 50 gnaied h1seI
by life the best Interests OF Ills WHOLE UNrRf as 70
have earned the proud title Of The Patriot states
man His Efforts n place before the people the OF sd
iument recommended b. the Peace Conference have me- The
hearty app the great body OF e people IN every portion
81 The state and the people Harris would expect vote 10
he recorded Of the resolution referred to- would nave
been so recorded heart thank him had not been
prevented from Attending Convention, by return Of nama-
io,v rbtumAsm with which attacked shortly after my
arrival In this city Very Respectfully,
'' JOHS 8. CARLiLE,
18Th March, ls6
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NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there great confidence TO be placed in
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
"There seems for thin gray HAr
celebrated HExsTzkEr IsNTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
had"
yRoy
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
when people an protect their Hair from the tetAe
uxurae glossy black locks advanced
period Of their yes when white and gray Hair be turned
bald heads when this be DONE DO harm
tell what will do IT, HEIMsTREET's HAIR RESTORATIVE vii
H. IS beyond persdyentUre the best
thing invented The facts In possession 10
this wonderful preparation warrant Us In GEquahed
recommending IT,"
ST. LOT a. REPUBLICAN,.
"any In 81 Louis speaking In glowing
terms Of this a. tele."
CAIINO CITY GAZETTE.
Ts Incomparaby excellent preparation for the Restoration Of
GRAY original Color preserve Hair from falling
10 badness sal" at Humphrey Browns IN This
city The evidence that this Restorative humbus eoncg
sye Testimonials 70 that eject may be found In almost every
per In the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
leave dyes alone, and only riabe Restorative Ike
Helmstreets Inlmisbie
Sold eyerywhere-Price SOC. and Al per bottle
W. T. HhGAN CO., Pf0prleiors, Troy, Y.
FISHER SHEPPARD, Agents. fe:-dAsSn
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-, CITY POOR.HOUsE
TO DENTIsTS.

49, fully announce myself to the voters OF the city o
Richmond Candidate for the SUPERINTENDENT oT TIL
mhl3-tsdkpril RICHARD REINs.
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R sfR-Ihaye for months used In my family Sem
pies Justly celebrated baking Pc ders ana take pleas
Ia recommending them ali families the very best article
have tried for making light sweet spou bread There
excuse for bad bread when Semplrs Powders used
Respectfully, }. RcHAES LEwsLIEs.
Petersburg, Va, July Goth, SO. te2 "
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IGHr AND COMPORTABLE.-gn moderately
cod weather your Overcast too heavy NoS you can De
oed with light and comfortable Spring over Sack BY calling
% KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS,
nbis iQ3 Main street,
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- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


wv P6tent Fire Proof safes Insure much for The
cos than Insurance Policies and lat many years Business
cslnot aroEd 10 be without them We have good 10
store. KNOWLES / WALRoRD, Agents,
jaal $50 Main street
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- TWELFTH CONGRESSIOY.

g\9 AL DISTRICT-We are authoriIedt n announce WM.
skEEN OF Pocshontas county, candidate The
Twelfth Congressional District In the Congress OF the United states
mhl-c&wlm
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The House was called to order at II o'clock, by Mr..
TOALIN Of King William
A communication was received from the Senate,
tbrcucb their Clerk announcing that they had agreed
the amendments proposed by the House of Delegates to
bill entitled ian act authorizing the Merchants Bank OF
Virginia to establish branches at Rocky Mount Liberty,
oolson and Princeton and announcing the passage OF
certain bills in which they asked the concurrence OF the
House.
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SENATE BILLS PASSED.

Enforcing the payment OF balances due from Commits
soners of Forfeited aud Delinquent Lands Incorporating
tho Rockbridge White Sulp ur Springs company amend
ing au act Incorporating the Mason City Mining and Man
uacturng company in Mason county; providing for the
voluntary ensayement OF certain free negroes OF Eau,
quier county incorporating the Virginia Mineral vi ana
o,l compqny in hcsoa county Incorporating the Jack
son County Agricultural Society pgoidus Tor the vol
unary ersayemsnt Of certain free negroes in Hanover
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NATURAL MAGICI
.YEAsT POWDERS.-L W. GAR.

49, LICK, Richmond. Va Manufactures 'semple. IEial
ble akng Powder" His d the only factory Of the kld 10 he
South and prepared furnish the entire trade
able Northern manufacturers Semple's Powder yir
GINA preparation, approved by all who used iRcnlOnd Wig
Fors "a. by Druggists and Grocers generally. TEA
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THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.

Var Anticipated-Reception Of LincOln's Inaugural
The Army BHl-FaiM in VOinHtsrs-POiiey Of
President Dauis-Ssiz,re Of Washington-O rgani.
cation of the GovrnmeRt-Serambie for OFce-Ts
Slave Trade Veto--7hs Tariff Troubles, etc.
Frnm the baltimore American.
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presidential Organs.

3. F. Horton, John Freeman, John AcEarl, Thos.
coat Henry McNutt, Committee.
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TUESDAY, March IZIhI IoOI.
The Convention met at IL o'clock pursuant to adjourn
ment
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Peterkin, of the Episcopal
Church
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NRANGRs AND LEMONS. Receiving this day per
~ smsr,s lot Of Oranges apd Lemons 10 hns oree'
ssls low 90 sonhsnnspt, By s.v,s
mill W. a. PLfAsAnf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-11-26
Col. Yandeyer.

EE" The friends of Col. VANDEvER
cannot but be gratifed at the favorable
testimony as to his character which con-
stantly comes up from his troops. They
accord him. with gratitude, the credit OF
being untring in his exerlions for the
comfort aud welfare Of his command,
listening patiently to complaints of griev-
ances, and never failing TO give his exer-
tons for their correction. Perfectly tenn
perate, never violent, never profane, al
ways gentlemanly, always cool, with his
heart in the cause, and ambitious to un
derstand and perform his duty, he has
secured, as far as we can hear, the en- tire
confidence, and the affection, of his men
The impression Is fast Obtaining that Iowa
has no better officer in the field.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-11-26

Another year has gone, and we are
brought to that period, when. following
the example of our Puritan Fathers, we
are accustomed TO offer our public Tn inks
giving to the author of all good for his
mercilul providence towards us. Won
deriul changes have occurred during the
past year. and adversely seems TO have
overtaken US as country and as pc ,ple !:
yet we have manifold blessings for hich
10 be thankful. For the bounteous harry.
est Of the field for the general good health
Of the past year, for the peaceful relations
we occupy with nations abroad, f,r the
aroused patriotic spirit Of the people
which promises in due time to resore
peace at home and uiumphantly place
our civil and religious institutions OF
Freedom on a trmer foundation than ev.
er before--for these and many other
blessings we have abundant cause for
Christian gratitude.
With Civil War raging in our midst,
the banner of Rebellion waving all along
our Southern border, hostile armies mar.
ching to the conflict, and walls of mourn
ing already swelling from thousands Of
stricken hearts and households-that We
can still recognize manifold causes Of
gratitude and acknowledge His kindly
providence, and confidently place our
trust in His hand TO control this storm
for the Nations good, may entitle US 10
the renewed favor of Him who doeih all
things well.
To this end, l. Samuel j. Kirkwood
Governor Of the State of Iowa. do hereby
appoint THURSDAY, the 28th day Novem
Der next, As DAY OF THANKSGIVING
and | earnestly recommend the people of
the Stale to abstain on that day from
their usual avocations, and assemble al
their respective places Of worship 10 offer
Tanks. Prayer, and Praise 10 Him in
whose mercy now more than ever is our
great liust.
SAMUEL J. KIRKwooD,
Governor Of Iowa