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OBITUARY.

j. X. CoSSELL, ESQ, of Lancaster District.
). T., was born June 1893, and died June ID,
1864, In his seventy first year. The subject of
thus notice lad been much afflicted with Rheu.
matsm for years before his dscease. A few
weeks since he was attacked with Pneumonia.
finally with Dropsy Of the chest which termi
mated his life. lie was possessed of generou.
nature, vivid intellect, and q calculating mind
Quiet and unassuming, he pursued an even,
noiseless course, and yet he was felt among mis-
fsllows For many years he filled the Office Of
civil Magistrate, discharging the duties of that
ofhce promptly and faithflly-rendering a lust
decision in all cases brought under his admin
stration. To his natural endowmeuts. must he
added the sprit Of Christianity which adorned
and bcsutfied the whole. In his death the
community has lost valuable and useful man.
the church consistent and pious member, aud
creditabls Class leader, the family all sffec-
tionate parent and devoted companion. He
succeeds his brother only few days to the
Heavenly world where both together doubtless,
enjoy the Reward" Of Faith and patient Ell.
durance.
His suiierings were great, especially during
the last four weeks Of his life, bot no murmur
was heard his Submissive soul yielded to the
cup his master gave, and sighs were often
turned to praise. At the close of life his hope
was full, his triumph over death complete /; his
cNeHtiui iIc-ln peace anu with .
out groan quit the scene OF Eearth. He
now lives where the wicked cease from troub.
ling and the weary are At rest" l..
liuoH BRowX CRAIG, (only brother Of Rev.
J. n. Craig, of this place. and Adjutant of Ed.
gar's Battalion, fell mortally wounded below
Richmond at daylight, and died at 10 o'clock
III. On the Sd Of June 1864, in the eth year
OF his age. He was by the colors, waving his
sword and most galIantly cheering his men to
hold on to their works-the enemy being OH
the Parapet, right over him. Two balls pierced
his body, under his uplifted arm. The color
bearer, slapping his flag in the ensmy's faces,
fell dead at his side, and his Col. was knocked
down and received q bayonet wound in tn,
shoulder.
In life he was beloved by all who knew him
and in death is deeply, tendarly mourned, by
many, many friends-h:s blood was given "A !
part Of the price Of liberty.
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NE. EDIToR AS the desire among the
people seems to be usivsrsal. that, in this
crisis, the District be represented by our
best men In the Legislature, We would beg
to nominate Rev. ID. P. Robinson fer the
Senate. His acknowledged abilities emf.
nently TT him for the place, and It il be.
lisved that his acceptance Of this aomina.
ton will give general satisfaction. This
IL the sentiment Of
MANY Vorsas.
June 20, 1854. q,
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RditoriA. Brevltles.

The New York Herald is very severe on
lincoln, says he has deceived the country
and the people and nearly ruined them by
his egrsgious imbsclity. and says ths peo
pis will have satisfac lion for their MANY
opPrsssisns, and will prevent Iincoln's 70.
election.
The Monig,nery Advertiser says that
planters in Pontotoc Cousty, Miss., are
cos.racting 10 deliver their whes, at two
dsllars per busheI, such unusuaIIy heavy
crops have been made there.
in Richmond they are killing up dogs a,
ths rate Of about one hundred per day, with
the view Of saving the provisions they con
sumo. This is reducing the econ omising
OF provisions to . system.
We hear IL stated on semi. official author.
~ that Hen. Jshn 4. Campbell, Of Alabama,
formerly one Of the Supreme Bench Of the
cid United States. and since the war Assis.
tant Secretary Of War, will, in all probabi.i.
~. bs appointed ss the successor Of Mr.
,Memmingsr, it being regarded as certain
tina. tho latter will resign.
The country owes Gen. Lee a dsbt Of
everlasting gra,itud. for the visor, perss-
~sranes and skill with which he bs, con.
dse'sd this campaign. We are con 6dep,,
40 tho Di'pafeh remarks, that there 10 moth
ing comparable 10 u in all history. Iii.
economy Of bis mems. lives 10 above all
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We are glad to hear that our soldiers +,
Virginia ate at this time drawing bonn,iful
rations. A private letter before u, saw,
ave nrs living in the very lap Of luxury
We draw coffee, sugar, rice. peas, onions,
ham, bacon, corn bread and wheat bread.
nnd the ra,ions are not n,ggnrd, but are
very large, especially the coffee, sugar, men,
and bread ration. The men are perfectly
satisfied with the commissary department,
aud everything ia going along charmingIy." :"
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TAX PAYER

WILL please prepare invsn
entire estates, (ownsd by them
February, 1854, or held by them v
rsssntativo capacity for Others, } pres
the time Of making their rsturqs1 =
SCISSORS. snbrasing the nsmbsr d
Land, number Of slaves, horses, mall
Jsnnetts, cattle. shssp, goats aud
number Of pounds Of cotton, wosl
bacco, number bushels corn, n
oats, buck wheat, rice, aud all
also the amount Of groceries,
sugar, bacon, lard, &c. Spiritvd
wines, cider, vinegar, ks. tIoSssSl
kitchen furniture, s4gricuIturai tools q
plemsnts, and all tools Of meuhaaic
others. Musical instruments aud all ar
Of domestis use. No. Of carriages, WI
sarts, drays and every species Of vshl
wheels. All gold and silver war,
plates. jewels. jeweIry and wAtshss.
boOks, maps, pictures, paintings, sii
and all other works Of Art. No. Of
in banks, railroad companies, 10. A
Of gold and silver coin, gold dust,
silver bullion. Amount Of all solves
iis, bank bills, and all other paps
a. currency (exelusivs of asn.intsr
ing Confederate Treasury notes
employed in a taxed business.)
all personal or mixed property, 1
braced in the foregoing. Slaves
turned and tax on their value
owners, and not by the hirsrI
will BE- saved by the tax pay
list or inventory Of his prog
Indicated. JAMES K. "
18th Distri
May -, 1864. l6l
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Ths Mis, i.sippi Prairie News gives the
following fact derived ftom Forrssrs chief
quar- risrmaster:
Yankees killed 1000; wounded 1900; cap
tursd 1000. Also 200 wagons; so ambul.
ances; II pieces Of artillery with cssaions;
500 mules; 100 horses; 100000 rounds
small arm ammunition 10000 rounds can
non amaunIlion; 5000 stand small arms;
100000 pounds pilot bread; so barrels su.
gar; 80 sscksof coffee; $1,000 worh Of
medcins: 10 barrels Of whiskey, and shsv-
els. spades, axes, carpenters tools, stc , in
large numbers.
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Tax on. Property, M
Credits, under the }
February 18th

The Assessors will attend a
times and places for fhe purp(
returns and assessing the prd
and credits, embraced in the
ary II, 1864, viz:
At Matthias Crensha va. Mond
At Col. Nelson Bolls, Taesd
Capt T l. Clyburn's, Wsdns
At Taxahaw, Thursday,
At Rev. Robert Haglsr's II
At Jshn 9. Small's, Saturai
Al Mrs. NJ G iiusy's, Nond
Messrs, Craig s. Taylsrs, Tues
t H Magill's Store, NVsdnesd
At BsIlair, Thursday,
AZ John Roses Stsrs, Frids
At iausastsr G. H., Aionda
At Pleasant Hill, Tuesday, -
JAMES r. Nh
18th District 4
N. B.--Ths Collector will al
the times and places above stad(
parties to use their s. notes, 1
OF taxes before the lst July, IS
JAMES X. 1
Nay ~, 1864,
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Cakualties.

The following, among other casualtie.,
are reported iI company ID" Nelson's Bat.
talon, from 18th May to 9Th June. Severe
ly wounded: James +. Ballard. Josiah Vim.
cent Slightly wounded: w. C. Denton,
John l.. Bel.
Company III" 9th Regiment Of Cavalry,
on 18th and 18th Of June. Killed: W.
Fuudsrburk, J. &. Massey.
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The sale Of the Government six per cent,
non.taxabls bonds took place in Columbia
on the 2oth. The amount Of sale was
$e6s,ooo. l." figures ranging from I5l to
1885. Five millions were advertised. and i,
is said that tho scarcity Of money prevented
. larger sale.
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sIIoE OF cHARLEsrox- pAy.

The firing upon the city continue. about
the Same. Since our last report, up to SIX
o'clock Tuesday evening, forty three shots
were fired. Battery Gregg again opened
upon Fort Sumter Tuesday morning, and
fired twenty-four shots. Battery Simpkiss
replied, and the firing VA. KEEP, up about
an hour.
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We are r-questsd to announce that there
will De religious services at Camp Creek
Church on Saturday and Sunday, .h. 9Th
and 10Th Of July.
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NOTICE.

l. hereby ferswsrn oil psrssns from ira.
ding fora note given by ne to Jack Lang
for SITS. SAID note 10 dated abo.t ths
hrst January 1854; a. the cenx,dosaaia. -
said note has failed, and will - T.
unless compelled BY law. q
Juss -, iss4, O.
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NEW PUBLICATI0
BURKE, BOYKIN
MACON GEORd
MAION, GEUKu
Nov READY:

NOW READY:
~ MASTER WILLIAM mn
Or, the Youth Of Brilliun. 'ralenl
ruined by bad luck. BY judge
author Of f"Genrgia Scenes"
CAMP AND FIELD. Pa
Portfolio Of m Army Chspli
Joseph Cross ID. ID. Part Ist(
Price 80.
DUNCAN ADAIR, or, Cap
Gaping. a story Of one Of MS
BY Mrs. Jane Il. II. Cross.
Price 81.
YOUNG MAROoNEaS. L,
cis X. Gouidiug. A mos, ents
for young Persons. pronoad1l
judges TO be equa! TO Robinson
Price $3. .
foregoing prices. For tho
remitted to US, in CURED
send either or all Of tk
to any part Of the Cs
Address BU
Mace
~ Any newspaper in I'd
copying the above advertise
note will receive a copy Of
bove books, upon receipt q
taining the Advertisement
Juae 26,
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COMNiSSARY DEPART
Maybe,

In view or the urgent necessity
ent existing for an increased supply
slstence, for the troops from this secti
the country, and in view Of those per so
who, 10 order to be exempt from service.
have given Bonds to supply the army with
q certain number Of pounds of Bacon and
Beef: Notice Is hereby given tha, am ready
70 receive the said meat, In 100 lbs of Bs.
con. and 100 lbs, nett Beef (ts be delivered
en- fsot) for sash able bodied slave ON tka
iarm or plantation within the ages Of 10
L. .. NoRTHRop,
=, "A. c..
Nay A. 1854. ;S-tG
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We are requested by Il
Il. X. Cureton to uominat
siiion Of Representative in u
laturs.
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FOR TAX COLLR0

Mr.. EDiToR.-Please annor
3. Vanlandjngiiam a candidsl5
f,cc Of Tax Collector. lie
soldier.
MANY FRIENDS TO WousD!
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The weather for the last several DAYS In.
hssn excessively warm. A shower Of ,.;n
would be very refreshing 10 the crop. and
10 individuals.
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" Ian q A s r Il xHp n

opposition elements, whether Of war or
peace, will then find strength and success
In unaduIteratsd opposition to the Black
Republican programne-war.
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FoR TINE LAKcAsrxR LrporR

find
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We are authorized to d
A. Moore, Esq., rs a can
in the House Of Representa-
Legislature. 4
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Announoenk
FOR TIE sp,

eve are authorized 10
James L. Reed a. a c andl
Senate at the ensuing eleS
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DIR. EpiroR.-You VI
Mr. 8. B. Massey a cande(
sentative In the next Id
iiGe
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FOR r EPREsl

The friends Of w. NJ
nouncs him a candidate
District OF Lancaster in ,hs
rssentatives in the snsuins
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Totsl 8 pr. ct. Tax S6l722,24

. Total value at pr ctr sIsa6765 Sls467e6
Specific tax on business aud prof.s.iona q
Tax on sales Registered business
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tSinee TIE foregoing wAspu. in type We
have received the following note fom .
source entitled 10 full credit. h il from
member OF Serg't. T.'s compahy, and i.
Po''t'vs and conclusive upon the suhj-c,
matter in question
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Tax on Income, 1868,
REHABILITATION.

Aggregate values taxed ut pr ct ls46765
Aggregate values taxed at . pr ct 77l52s
Specific tax on busnes. and professions
Tax on sales Registered business
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WV '"o'' ne' VI "F0" 1' 1908 SsoDio,lb}
% Of 10 be ncudod
fols
thousand
the ct
onehsf The whole SA'''u0u
JAMES r MAGIIIL. District Csu.c,o,
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\ POLITICAL SWTRDLE.

rE,s brooklyn ~. Y Eagle" gives John
Z. G;,,:g!. IL: r;;lo":nS h!saste nLtic=:
f.: ;wo weeks paa: 3lc. Jah1 Is. Cough hos
Teen saqerS:eol in our ooiuihu5 to deliver
AoT tanrara:;r: .e:tute II 10. Academy ~
tt'i.i:. PARTLY III a"GLGat u the reputation
sir GlLs;. I'll ,fs "a lis speciality ct temper
,.ust, sur ui.itHY through ms Efforts OF The
Y;,lT.. MEMS ChristiaU Association, undsr
S,aj.u eusi,ic5s tho lecture wGs gwen, tG3
hDu.r VIA crowded. thu tickets Of stnIin'Ion
hsina fifty cents. Alter getting liih audience
together, under prG:aise to deliver temper
s:.c. iaoture, 81. Cough made z Lincoln stump
arscch. This was nothing leHs than takirs
::::.:.Y ::,ldr .aiso prrtsr1cs, AID ~Ouic Jus'i'
~ :nr int.rtiraps oi Cough as common
mm.Zi!.r We have niways regarded Cough
ns y :. Cd Gr..! u; cii'.f a.nn, bit On his
GG!,t,y i temperance he ia clever. ~ IN actor,
Ya;;;i:r 1h:sn a:l orator On Guy o.a3r s'ui!Jtat
!l.a temperance hn IL q very common isce
rr.Gker. Their: a.e Fifty Ropubiiean o.et@F5
i.i tie 6lac:r il. Ills S;.ta vino c1u;d deliver
Il rn.;c.i l-t:or political speech than Carg:',
nnd Houi': da:!a.. n the opportunity Of get
.in. auci, I. large audience 10 listen 10 THIN,
wiihaul charging anying 70. admission.
Coughs reIf9rIaaHce last night. WAS bare
{. !cd fraud, SOD ole Of thu smallest tricks tho
E.rmhl;oans hGye yet res0rtsd TO. 1t will Row
j.: ,ln !c1stoNj the Mr. Cough is on the nfuinp
;,r LiacJ;n, anl :lcse who ehoose to gay fly
G. .n:- frr :. diiu.n Ct the Tribune" billings
ycts AN ~ -. G;;.-r.; !nrrwnrnGd VIII not le
,, 49,: -: e i!'i. panaey ard th:n iasrled.
'rns y5ang Man. Corietian Association, who
enanead'Air. uau:h u 'isIisar the lecture, nrs
sol Responsible ior tho trick he PLAYED. We
haze HI: ...u,aman us ;bt officers Of that ar
.;:i.,:;6a Ih:.t HEY were informed by Mr..
Cough The. iiSna" laa'nre vas on temperance,
end thcy 70 a.;nnBcad it in Eoid fai;h, and
t1as G:y lad no ;a,;n"iion from Cough that
he hsd ao!ecscd any other pukjsot, until be
,;a1nra4anad lilo tell7ary Of the lcctnrs.
T;is Gsr:a, raohad IS fac I;esker owao
:l.rit,i IS Us Ir;ne 10 &c apo.rot he to wafer,
rno Il the tirea! ia the English lnngeago,
~hi.: l.. usas in most Of his lectures, but
which H. r!syiar AID from Paul Denton,
Wfs.adist Pre.oher, VIA fiat used it at camp
rl.,,;ap "a. IsXG..
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FROM GEORGIA.
it.DOIHG OK a BAIL BOND


O,s If ihs d3a;os triad in Georgia TO avoid
irlitsr; .arp;ca IL the riths # is aarety "ii a
laii b;ji1, aosort;nG I, he. e:slutc of Georgia
t. aurrnn:tT his pEiroirhi.
II :. :at- cas7 before Ju3le Loohfane, IN
Mason, "n iaIsQs corpus. a surety olamed tbs
sight FL. his principal, who 1fss il the grnsp
u the anro!ling chioer. Jcdgo Loohrane d.
,ideg:
Tf1 Law; is eI-"r. Ii principal bn forced
into :tu military eervica By lRiG, and thus req
Ger i: impossible for bis surety to fulfill the
obligation ns bic i?rnd suol surety is Released.
Chs principle ?uhs through, al. the b5oks, and
ra will 1rlg rsf.r to fas leading ocses III
SUPPORT uf il The decision Of Lord Alvany,
in Tcu.cng, e. nl.. vs Hubbard, Bosanquss
Fuller, vol. 2. 29l: The judSmsnt or Lord
Eli5nhoraurh 10 East $50 546 Q HALLS
husrioan Law Journal, 22l; Term r, 259;
q He"rg.a Rsy:c:s 81.
The siIt Of sbs surety is protected by tbs
law VIII; ITO legislative sotion Of Georgia
and authoritative exposition referred 10, We
6as 40 difficulty in this CASE. The acts Of
1862 aira to surety TIA right Of proving the
fact OF his prineiHI, .rtering the service an I
bar 20 TrtaeesY on "a in CAGES Of ;nisde-
r,saucr. IL c:7os I. t!rii procsse fer bail it
ii rrohib!+i tis .gsins; parties in the army
noIo Of Georgia, l,G25. These laws found
lhcr origin ia ihe necessities of the time. snd
Indicate the correctness Of the views now pre-
sented.
;ii-a s!s.si,re adiudge she party proparly in
:hs ousta'!y CT tie enrolling officer, under the
:sci2 and Law OF !ho case.
MOVEMENTS ON THE COAST.
Tho SaTsnnsh Republican" of Thursday,
9Th says: TIE movements Of the enemy on tho
cosst Of Carolina and Georgia, for some Weeks
n.yr, have ksps The military authorities wide
srske, and puzzled them no little. War vessels
and transports, the latter in considerable number.
have been lowering sr3uad, apparently with
soma malicious intent. In the last lew days their
msrnuVfca have become move spparen. Az If
spprebansira that we had feet Of blockade run.
ners ut Savannah sn1iaus to Get out, they have
cffoc.uslly blocked up the channel OF Savannah
snd Warss5 iivcrs. Considerable bodies nf men
have haen landed On Ty6ea and Big Warsaw
Islands and lsg staff planted on the latter, from
which foats the hxted ensig On Of abolition tyranny.
Whether the men landed arc Yankee troops or
Confederate prisoners of war brought TO be e1-
changed. does not appear there ara circumstances
thu. favor thu belief that il ia exchange N ovs
nent.
A YANKEE GOVERNOR OP GEORGIA.
The Augusta "Constitaio1aiist" gays that
Gen. Logan, who formerly commanded the 9th
Yankee army corps, has besn appointed to the
command of Atlanta, and declared Military Gov
ernor OF Georgis. Heis now on visi. to Ohio,
and Gen OstsThsus commands in his stead. By
the time be ia rasdy to return, we hope that our
civil Governor will be prepared TO give him aud
Baron Oysterhouse a fitting rscep,ion-ths in
suen1al ceremony to take place at the Hotel de
Andsrsonrlle.
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THE NEWS.

The hs!3s0ioe affair, mentioned By General
Lac on yesterday, in which the enemy were
sa.p'i4sl nhout tea o'clock Sunday night on
the Pct4tSi';IsS right, was conducted by one
ra;irn:u: Of fihnogan's sad enc Of Saunders
brisad<s The fsnkes picksss Wsro fanksl
and captured without tho firing Of a gun. Our
man advanced upon them from tho r5ar, emf
the ensnay m;s!o9k them Tor thsir relief aud fell
AL easy prey. Ihs Yankee relief coming up
s:Inr.ly srtcrwsed, our men pGared several
yo!lrys iato t',rn,. drovo them back in con!u-'
ri VI. ami ie!iraa with t!.-:r pssonc:s. witiou;
l3as. Tho enemy arsstil engaged in le7e!ing
t:.2;- >.orEs irou, Battery Ole ~ five, inoiu-
size. opposite our lsis he:ora Petersburg. fps
WAst F@rr.ss ,l,a3 ~: appear u yet. Nothing
msw cr'urr:t 81 the Lines beioT Richmond,
"a yesterday. Tho Eai!ay was equally un.
,iGnluIj 81 rltlGc
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LITERARY.

"rEE lllSToEIc SiGTIp!caScs OF TIKI S"uTntRH
RavoLr7loN"-A Lecture delivered By in
Yi.a;ioa il Petersburg, Va, Marsh lith End
April 29::,, 1864, and in Riabmonl, Va,
April III and April 2ls.. lS64. By Ecv.
YIN. A. Hall, y! Ike New O:isars Battalion
If Washington Artillery. Petersburg:
Printed tv A. F. Crutuhte!l Il Co.. Bank
l;feat.
A beautifully printed :?aa:rhle: Of iorty'fyc
oC!1yo pages, presenting III able and elaborate
discussion Ct i:s lhena. AZ thu Lecture has
tw;3e h:ra delivered in this city. we need
scarcely alluic to its e1Oellcncs for the sakc CT
city readers But it in e production which
silcn!d '.e either heard Or reud in every city,
toGn nr,l village in the South Reviewed
me7aly az ltersly ef,st, tho vigor. fresh
.:s5a AID originality ii tho authors style coG-
lnond it to all, every where. II 10 Of that Pc
rul:ar order Of caaay which enriches tho ideas
aa,l ramods:s, WITHOUT damaging. whcl:sone
rpinit;s iIaitrlrctly arranged. The author
avoids tho various eapscts, social, political ard
economical, Though wbitL he Southern lie.
,v:..';,. i:as tccn li'cussad, a11 proposes its
!is..Gss: II us ha:oT!c movement. lie ana
i.sc- :.i~..Ty, AID fct!nirg it into progressive
r.orio.!s. s;ai:a TIE begirning Of this R57c,u
|. ii. ns Tho BEGINNING # the los. application y
Ike great law by wh;e!' Gil history 10 governed
.:t,a rrnrit Il which will BIO the settlement CT
p1wtr uyrn poiat where it will tnd l's squi-
.i::.iu:il, hetHeeu the icspo:isn ol the iniiv;d.
u.i sid The tsspOtirm vi the mass. lie neat
DISCUSSES It in is significance re - great his
ioiic protest against rhi!ctcrh:o infdolity ard
ii-orrsriziug wrong, pnd concludes with 6
yisw @! It's signiiicarcG in liz Gin 70 conserve
tile perfection Of republican government, and
therein 10 yindicGte the organic law under
which civil government was f.s: constituted
by Cod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
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DIED.
DKp At his res!5e-eN. R5::tou:t c1.GtS -. IN the
9Th Of July, :Soi JysGPI =. COOPER "a Ito aai Ja,r

DIN, At his res!5e"tN, B5;:tou:f chnGtS ~. IN the
eish OF July, :Sot J.s!iPI = COOPER 10 Ito 81 Jalr
OF hts age.
The iscsaroi Was 81 tooo:a. n :=sfll c.se7 Lind
Il eEa f.th!ul la;er devoted hr:hani &c :r'! "a
,;e father, and Gh-!E:'sn Tb:trrs: ther-
Val Ct atnt's In for any Il :ass 9ns7rs IL ''e, b.
ia Enn: - - si1s-H =iG Ie:=-E-: ~ ten 'h,
tsr grace Of God .E Er-t an. Thy. e:!T- ed The
prate :or s shat good n Mira sud 6ors' rY is;:er,-
Ing hi, Eaturs weaknesses "a: or;o;ors' he S4s es-
phaticAlly hn handle as humility %; the TUE
Christian hnd,was ssuGias, ard ha. ~.' t.; Say ses
or appreciated ~ the world for ,h77rS .T' IL he
performances OF Christian day.. h:5 "I:c =. Sit With
Chris. Ia God He va truly Al t1n'le c.i .. God.
To hi, ard h:o b:sh.- - ne rsp no ne
for several yec.s rucg clt:: o tie nF=,hytrr!iI.
CHURCH. Ills heart WAS orsr il The rc: expressions
OF huoliJ and the sr.:ealng ;nqG!si .;t-r truth
&c died az he lived h1rAt; a1i rec uca c. ,ai ta!iJ,
cn ding l.; IN. exe1cs- Ct ivrc .ei: = III Srscou. S.
viour. The grsce Of ;;od to bin IL ch's E:a lie oas
treet truth upon s!ci HI. c rested 1 dy.rG bau--
The work Of sfacou, Gat IL .a=ins -ess';l"u5 Sod
ruined seemed 10 be sill his !ssp2t, aEi ted BIN
with holy 10Y. Ti last wares a:riDt s..- "y peics
give unto you" Thus biz snd r.eace-7essa si7ea-
the peace Of Christ, hs gracious rs7!:uE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
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