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senatorial conven,lon-ssa District.

Republican Senatorial Convention will be held
in the seuate Chamber, IN the CRY Of Lansing, Oh
TUESDAY, september 18Th. 1851 al O'Clock Z. N.
10 nominate a candidate for senator for the d.
District, composed OF the Counties Of Ingham and
Clinton. Each township and ward in the two coun-
ties will be entitled delegate aud each county
to three delegates at large making % delegates from
the county Of Ingham and 10 from the county Of
Clinton.
By ORDER oF THE DIST Con-.
August p H. 1864
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Representative COnventiOn-First
District.

A Republican District Convention for o., il 8
Legislative District Of Ingham County, 10 uoFa.n-t
candidate for Representative in the state l. gt-a
ture, will be held at Delhi Centre, on FRIDAY, seP
tember, 81, 1854, at IL O'Clock A NJ. TAe vera
townships will be entitled to The same number Of
delegates apportioned to each in the call for
the recent Republican County Convention.
J. 5. HARRIS,
f. PECK
c HOLBROOK,
August Is, 1864 District Committee.
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WHAT DOCTORs, MINISTERS AND PROBES
SORS IHINK OF THEN-" have never
changed my mind respecting Browns Bron-
chial TrOches from the first. except to think
better Of that which began thinking we'll
Of "-Rer. Henry Ward Beecher. Great
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For S1eriF-TRUMAN SPENCER.
For Jgdgs Of PrOJGie-HORAIl0 RAFT
For Treaurer-THAnDEUS nEAsNOEF
For C7erk-ANsEI. r l.. COVERT
For Rsgigter-LAURENs b. PDTIER-
Fbr Ps0sscuiing Aaorney-ROIIIN G. DART
For or O.. Com MASON J.. tliATltkloS
For Surccyor-wILLIAM II. RATNER
60 (STFPHfN :. GIINIY,
1O' '"'"'e'S- 10y BAkfR.
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

fur boFffL'fr
HENRY III. CRAPO, Of Genesee.
For Lieutenant Governor,
EBEN'R q. GROsVENOR, OF uiIlsdale
For Secretary Of state,
JAMES Is. PORTER, Of Allesan.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN OWEN, of Wayne.
For Auditor General.
EMIL ANNEKE, Of Insham.
For Commi-si ouer Of the state Land oihce,
CYRUS HEWITT, Of Calhoun.
For ATTORNEY General
ALBERT WILLIAMS, Of Ionia.
For Sup't OF Public distraction,
ORAMEL HOsFORD, OF Eaton.
For Member Of State Beard Of Education,
WITTER j. BAXTER, Of Hilisdale.
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matter OF ho~ long stan ing Yields Il once 60 Up
ham Dyspepsia Cure. Tic effects = this remedy
are truly magical Try % and be convinced Price
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II. r. BAILEY,

Plysican an1 Surgeon. Lansing
Nicl- Dl--s ~ Wasnllstg1 Avel4s. oF-E l-s-r-
soils store s-eci.l attealior gwen q ch-o1i-
Complaints srl female 1ls4,-e-- lv--7
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FALL GOODS, FAIL Go0Ds .-fobes \
Hitchcock are now opening then Fan stock %! Cassi
mercs toatugs, Ne~tu.s, Hats, Gays. liaics ,loas
Goods and Cio-i Trimming taii anal ser th,m
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DO you wish 10 De turcd .-ur Hlchan ?
English SIecidc Pills cure m Jess than % days. thc
worst cases 90 Nervoasuess lmpolelcy Premature
Decay, seminal Weakness Insanity. and all Urinary
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mai post l.id receipt OF an order. oae box Will
perfect the cure DO most cases. Address
JAME- s BUTLER
4s2n3 General Agent. az Broadway 4 I
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I ErrrRs REMAINING UNCLAIMED i'm

Il t1e POST onos = lansing State 0i Michigan
ol the l-th DIS Of August lsts
&C. 10 obtain any % these leficrs fhs 4rI iui
must olli for .'afreTfissd i>tfrf rtr tlc s.ia ~
this ll.f and pay one cent fcl advertising
e. u not called Tor within ono niUnfi fhrf vs. Il
hc sent % the Dead Letter once
Fkif DELIVERY Of letters hy carriers. at thf
residences of owners. may be- -ccur,i bf ohserfnF
the following Rules.
Direct iciters plainly g. she street aud numhrr.
ss we'll as The post Office and state
Head letters with The writer T1sfaflrs ana
staff drecf ami Hinnber. siFu them plainly With On
name and request that answers DE- directed aocor.
dinghy.
3 Letters g. strangers or transient visitors n
town or city Whose special address mas he unkuoau
should be marked in tbe lover gfi hand corner vlih
The word Transient
Place the postage stamp ou Tho upper right
hand corner aud leave space hffScsn tlH stamp md
direction Tor post marking without Interfering With
the wiring
NB-A Request f1r the Return ri letter o. ile
writer d unclaimed within 90 days or ilss sfiisn
or printed "a the writer name. post 0l'o. AID
state across the lcft hand end uf tle cnfclopc an
ihe face SIDE wiI Dee complied with 20 Gee usual
rate of prepaid p,stage payable when tl" .fiicf o.
delivered O. the writer SIC -. LGirf ~ JOS.
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Union Nominations.
For Presidenl
Presidential Electors

Al LarQe-ROBERT L. BEECHkk.
THOMAS ID GllBEkI-
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.Vecond DistT7ct-NAR>H OIDDiNG>.
Third Disfrict-CHkISTlAN EBkkBAck.
F5urfh DlsfTocf-FkREY HANNAH
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Representative Convention-SecOn
District.
August Is 1864.

Republican District Convention for the Second
legislative District Of Ingham County. TO nominate
a candidate for Representative IN the state Legsla
turc, will be held at Dansville, on FRIDAY, Septem
Der a, 1864, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. The several town
ships will be entitled the number Of delegates
as was apportoned TO each in the call for The recent
Republican County Convention.
A. r. L. COVERT,
HORATIO PRATT,
T. nENSMORE,
August Is 1864. Dist Committee
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
For Representative in Congress.

Frrt Dir,rict-FFRNANDO c BEAMAN.
Second DssfTict-CHAI,LIS UPSON-
lard Dlstrict-JOHN " LO>GYEAk
Fsfrth Disfrict-IHOMAS ". Fkkkf
Nh Dist1cf-ROl-iND IRONBElDIt
S,1fh Dtsfrict-JOHH T. briggs
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JAMES O'DONNELL- -.....,-
ID. 3. HARRINGTON. '''' ~
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MAKE THEN GONE OUT.

We warn the people Of Rowan and, indeed of
the whole State to demand of all candidates for
the Legislature full and free expression Of their
views on all the subjects which coocern-the public
welfare, and especially in reference to the acnleve-
ment of our independence We warn the people
to be on their guard, and to demand thorough
expose of the views of candidates. for there is rea
son to fear that there Offering to rep
resent them in the Legislature who unsound
Men whose positions have encouraged the enemy,
and perplexed and distressed their Confederate
friends. Men who have shirked almost every bur-
den in connection with our great struggle for in
dependence that they possibly could; who have
neither shown their liberaity In public or pri-
vate way, to soldiers or others; but have steadily
aimed to maintain such a position as that they
could say to the enemy, Should he overpower US,
haze done nothing for achlch 1 should suffer-
have done nothing | was not Obliged by the Con-
federate Government to do, and ought, therefore,
to be protected There are men who have not get
resolved to be free from the Lincoln Government,
but who still lnger in the plain, looking back with
longing eyes, at the curling flames which wrap the
fabric of the old Union, cid Lots wife at Sodom
Though the hand of the Almighty has rent that
Union, and now guides this devastating war which
is consuming every element of its former strength,
they yet linger and gaze and long to return. But
it is gone, and vain the hopes of those who look
for its establishment, and basely false are they
to the sacred aspirations of those noble patriots of
the land who have given their and their pro-
perty SO freely to build up in its stead a resting
place for constitutional liberty Let the people at
home awake to the danger of trusting any man, at
time like this, without the most unequivocaf as
sur@nce of his fidelity to the great cause of our
country Irus! not those acho refuse to trust you
aciM a free declaration Of hcir. uic,es They will
deceive and grieve you Id the end. They will dis
appoint your dearest hopes and sacrifice your dear
est interests to save themselves from the fury of
the storm sweeping the land Apply all the
tests in your power to hnOp the man you trust
with power before he gets your commission in his
pocket; for he can then laugh at your anxiety, and
mock when your fear concth-Salisbury Watch
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SUPREME COURT.
s have been delivered as follows:

Opinions have been delivered as follows:
By Pearson, G. J.. In Haskill Us Freeman in
equity, ffom Stanly, decree for plaintiff, and al.
recting an account. In Sloan as Mendenhall, in
equity, from Guilford, decree for plaintiffs aud re-
ference In Edwards Us Parks, in equity, from
Ashe, dismissing the bill. In Peeler Us Barring.
er, in equity, fiom Rowan, declaring that there /,
error in the order.
By Battle, j. In Walton Us Gatlin (habeas cor
pus) judgment reversed, and judgment here for
the enrolling officer. In Haden Us Bradshaw from
Rowan, judgment reversed and veuire do DOvO. In
Carson and Others er parte, from Mcdowell; lie.
gacies to deceased daughters elapsed. In Carson
as Carson, in equity from Mcdowell children Of
second marriage excluded from the trust.
By Manly, j. In Turner rs Kittrell, in equity
from Granville decree affirmed In Whitaker Is
Brown, in equity, from Buncombe, decree for
plaintiffs. In Baker Us Harris, from Rowan, judg
ment reversed. In Cline Us Latimore from Cleve.
land, judgment affirmed.
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state Of N. Carolina aston County.
conl Of Ilea. and quartz, se..,on. 10y TEN, lsea.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessons Nay Term, 1864
Petition for Partition Of Land
John II. Roberts vs. Thomas Roberts ct al heirs Of
n. NJ. Roberts, decd.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction OF The Court that
Joshua and NJ Roberts, two of the defendants in this
case are non residents Of this State IL Is ordered by
the Court that publication be made in the Western
Democrat a newspaper published in Charlotte N. G.,
for six successive weeks, notifying said defen dants
be and appear the next term Of this Court TO DO
held for the county of CASTOR at Court House in Dallas
on the 7th Monday after the 4th Monday IN June neI
then and there to plead, answer demur 10 the petit
on or judgment pro cOnfesso will be taken and the
same heard exparte as to them
Witness. W. D. Glenn, Clerk of our said Court at
office. at Dallas, the Sd Monday in May, 1864.
May 80 6w W. D. GLENN, Clerk.
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WOOL NOTICE.
QUARTERMAsrER's DEPARTNEST,
Raleigh, juno Q, 1864.

QUAHTENMAs1ENS UEPAHTNEhTi I
Raleigh, June o. 1864. !
l am prepared to exchange Cotton Yarn for
Wool, upon the following terms, viz:
One bunch Of Yarn for three pounds washed Wool,
and one bunch for four pounds unwashed.
Agents have been appointed TO make the exchange
at the following places Oxford Tarboro', Knston,
Catherine Lake, Concord, Rockingham, Henderson
Vile Statesyille, Roxboro, Asheville Pittsboro Lou
isburg, Fayetteville, Colernin, and at this place.
Persons shipping wool TO this place will please mark
on the packages who they are from, and the cotton
yarn will be forwarded Immediately
hope the people will periodically respond 10 the
above notice, as the Wool is for clothing tho North
Carolina Troops. II. A. DOWD, a NJ NCA.
June 81, 1894 tljul
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CERTIFICATES LOST.

Lost from the sdepocket of the subscriber, between
Charlotte and his dwelling, mile beyond Oak Lawn
p. o. in Cabarrus county, the 26Ih Of March last
two Four per Certificates issued by the Depostary
at Charlotte n. c. under TIE act of Congress of the
Confederate States, Feb IL 1864 in the name Of John
Faggart dated March &c, ls64-No. 2l76, for $780,
and No. 2l77, for $780, liberal reward will be CIV
for their me, and all persons are warned
not to trade for them. NJ. w. JOHNSTON.
June 90, 1854 Ct
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TAKEN UP

And committed TO the Jail of Mecklcnburg county, on
the 9th of June boy who calls his name DREW, and
says he belongs Mark Battle. He says his master
lived in Edgecombe county before the war, but when
the war broke out he moved up near GOldsborongh.
He is slender made, weighs about one hundred and
fifty pounds and is about five feet ten inches high toll
erably black He says he has been out nearly all the
year. Tie will please forward prove pro-
pery, pay charges and take him away.
r. NJ WHITE, Sheriff.
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FAYETTEVILLE ROsin Oil Works.

Our Oil Works in complete operation both
for making the crude and refined oil. The refining
process extracts the gum qualities, and makes it the
best of the kind offered in this State. 1t is fine
lubricating OIL and being extensively used on all Rail
Roads whore it has been introduced. 1t is also the BEST
Tanners oil now in use. We offer but refined,
and warrantit be good. Prompt attention given to
all orders.
MOORE, CASHWEIL & CO.,
July T. 1864 6tpd. Fayetteville, n. G.
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LINCOLNTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
LINCOLNTON.a ". c.

LINCOLNTONy " Q.
The Fall Session, 1864 will open July l1th and con-
tinue 90 weeks.
Regular Tuition, $5o,OO Piano Lessons, 5O,OO Use
of Piano, $1,000
will take as many pupils to board as can accom-
modate and will charge them little the state OF
the markets will Justify.
For Terms, address
S. LANDER, Principal.
July 4, 864. 4pd
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For the Legislature.

NEWTON, n: c., June IA, 1864
Mr.. EDIToR Please announce to the citizens OF
Lincoln CASTOR and Catawba counties, that am
candidate for a seat in the Senate of North Carolina
and will give my views the great questions OF the
day as opportunity affords. before the approaching
election. Yours truly, M L. McOOhhLH.
June 81 1864 tie
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A. Ed. NaAGRUDER,
ATTORNEY AT la ",

ATTORNEY AT La ",
(Formerly of Chiffon Magruder Washington City, @
Will practice his profession in the COURTS of CASTOR,
Lincoln ard Mecklenburg.
He may be found at his residence in CASTOR county,
p miles Southwest of Brcvards Station, except
Saturdays when lie will be at Dallas attend to bust
ness brought to him there.
His long practice at the bar and his experience
officer in the army, will give him facilities foo the ad-
ustment ard collection of claims against the Govern
ment which, when Of sufficient amount he will under
take to prosecute al Richmond.
July 4, 1864. ct.
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WOOL CARD1NG.

will be ready in few days to Gard Wool Oxing
to the high price paid for cards. prefer cardng at
old prices and take Wool, Taow &c, for pay. wish
the lady of every family to see that the cuckleburs
are well picked out and send one pound or one pint
of soft grease for every ten pounds of wool.
j. STIREWALT,
lime OF 1864 Mill Hill Cabarrus county
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All persons indebted to the estate of the late Joab
P. Smith are requested to come forward and make
payment, and those having claims against the
hereby required TO present them for pay men with.
in the time prescribed by law, this notice will DO
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
June 20, 1864 1t L. II. SMITH, Ez'r.
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STRAYED

From my Pasture near Wilson Wallace's, about the
LIST of Now last, a rod COW which bought at auc.
tior, formerly owned by. VIM. Tnssy Alexander. Also
the same time and place. spotted HEIFER, Of the
brindle order She sold at auction by Mr. Morri-
of Pioneer Mills. will pay liberal reward for
their delivery to for information so that ! can
get them. W. A. COOh'
Feb Is, 1854 If
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LOST or STOLEN;

Three Bonds on the Wi Char. & r. Railroad Com.
pany-one given in April 1860, for $l0G one given ia
October 1860, for Five hundred and eighty odd dol
lars and one given in Oct 1860, for SAB All persons
arc hereby warned trade for said Bonds they
are payable only to me-
II. 7. RHYME.
June 90, 1864 I'm
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ExECUTOR,S NOTICE.

All those indebted TO the estate of Dr. W. A Audrey,
deceased can pay itthey WISH as am in need Of mo-
ney at this time for the heirs theydo not pay soon,
will necessarily have to exchange their notes Tor the
money with some third party Debtors vii please call
Immediately. Jas. d. hOblNoOe, EXT.
June Is, 1854. lmpd
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On the 35th inst, the Medical Puryeyor will be pre-
pared to purchase Corn, Rye, Barley and Lard, for
Rice Salt Cotton Yarn and Cloth will be given part
payment when desired.
j. T. JOHNSON, Surg; a Med. Par.
Med. Pur's o1ice, Charlotte, March IL, 1864.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election will be opened and held at the several
Election Precincts in Meckenburg county the first
Thursday in August next (4ts day,) for Governor,
Members of the Legislature, and Sheriff.
June 81, 1864 Il. N WHITE Shf.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

RECEIVERS NOTICE.
Pursuant order of Court will attend at the fol-
lowing places viz
Newton, July 25th, 1864,
Statesville, q" 26:h O.
Charlotte, August 4th -
Shelby, 9Th ="
To collect interest from goth May, 1863, to goth May
1864 on all judgments rendered, in the Confederate
Court for the district Of Cape Fear to June term 1862
Executions will issue for all amounts paid at these
tilnes.
D. SCHENCK, Receiver.
July 4, 1854 At
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NOTICE.

All persons hereby forbidden either trade with
my boy PINCK or to employ him to do jobs of work;
without leave from me.
SALLIE TORRENCE
Near Davidson College, July 4, 1854. 81
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Announcement.

We are authorized to announce W. S. HARRIS n
candidate for reelection to the House of Commons
from Cabarrus County. He supports Gov. Vance's re-
election.
July 4, 1864 te-pd.
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BACON FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.


STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
SUBSTANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh June 81, 1864.
TO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
prepared to sell at cost. to- any of the counties
CT this Sate for the of INDECENT families of Soldiers,
a portion Of the Bacon accumulated for that purpose.
County Commissioners, who are in need of bacon will
communicate with me-
THOS. q. HOGG, Maj. c. S.
July 4.lS64. At
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TAX NOTICE:

have received the Tax List for the year SEA- All
persons requested to inform me of any taxables
that may not have been returned.
will attend at the following times and places for
the purpose of collecting the Taxes, viz:
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REHOBOTH FURNACE.
LINCOLN COUNTY, N. G,

LlNLOLN SOONlI, ~ ~
THREE MILES EAST OF IRON p. 0.
The proprietors announce to the rublic that this
Furnace is in full blast, and will make castings Of all
kinds order. Also, Pig Iron is made and offered for
sale. SlIIPP 4 REINHARDT.
March |, 1864 3m-pd.
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BARLEY AND HOPS.

Wanted 900 bushels Barley and large quantity
of Hops for which the highest cash price will be PAID.
VI. MUNZLER
Lager Beer Brewery,
June 81, 1864 6m-pd Charlotte y. G.
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COTTON YARN
To Exchange for Wool.

AS Agents for the State, we are prepared 10 exc
change superior article Of Yarn for Wool Call early
if you want n bargain. -,
May 80, 1864 I'm
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WANTED,

An accomplished Seamstress, competent to do any
kind of sewing. None need TO apply but with the best
references. liberal salary and pleasant home Is
offered. For particulars apply through this Office.
June 27, 1864. If
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Lieut.. ard Assistant Inspector General

Some twenty dead bodies Of the enemy re-
ported to have been oundi i'll the marsh theFort
About nine o'clock Sunday morning body of
the enemy landed White Point Johns Island,
AID nade.a feeble demonstration on General ROB
EETsoN's lines. They were easily driven off.
During Sunday the ene,ny,s guntoats aud two
Monitors in Stone, kept up heavy fire on Battery
IIiMgle and Seccssonvi!le.
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OPEN lNFAMY.-R Robert J :. Breckenridge.
of Kentucky, uncle of our distinguished General
j G. Breckenridge, called to the chair during
the temporary organization of the Baltimore Con
veution, and in his speech spoke the following,
which is worthy of renegade to bis section:
mo Government has ever stood upon irresista.
BILE foundation, WHICH foundation not built on
traitors blood. Tt is fearful truth, but we had az
we'll avow it at once Every blow you strike, and
every rebel you KILL and every battle you win, re-
luctant you are to do it, is adding decade, it
may be century, it may be ten centuries, to the
perpetuity of our Government, and the freedom: of
your children"