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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-04

HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BU-
CHU,
Is the Great Diuretic.
HELMB0LD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules Of Chemistry
md Bharmacy, and ara the most active that can bs
made.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-04

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerou.
iseas g Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu and Inns
,oved Rose Wash.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-04
"Hqkbands, Love your Wives"

=, And give them Plantation Bi.ters when
1naey are suffering from Nervous uess, General
Oe0lI''y, Falntness, ,Spasms, or any Of the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-08
Tony, the Edlsto Raftsmnh.

Those engaged IN the timber business knew
we'll the experienced. pilot, who has conducted
many. a feet Of lumber and timber tg market,
down the waters of Edistoes-s This lwcokwtS ore
called on to chronicle hisdoaths5 Some time last
week. as ho$ was attempting 10 guidoia raft
overladen4 with wood,. the raft was, submerged
in whirlpool off White Point, and Tony was
drowned. rs IS sifF*f III r i
He was formerly slave Of Mr. WILLIAM
KNorrs, Of our District, and has boon esteem.
ed as good and trusty nian by all who knew
him.. and had the reputation of being one Of
the best pilots to be found among the raftsnien
of our section: I'VE trust. that though ship
wrecked here, his faithful soul has made safe
anchorage in better port on high.
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The Crops. :

We have bccn ovur in the, Fork onn vist,
aud were inurh gratihcd at the fine prospects
for good crops.. Although it is rather carly in
the season to predict success in planting, yet
VIC hear general reports from every part Of tho
Districtth4t Nature his Ias favored the efforts of
.he agricylAlralist. tllHsl f4r .,.s. !. W..
'efa# Bfapehyi|lp a aR4 IL lhe lower part Of
+he Fork, theFp aFp humorous forms on the cot:
fon plauts5While the corn is also doing .zell,
notwithstanding ri the late cool spell NO hays
had May God smile upon our land, and give
us bounteolls hnrYests, I. .aP,.i
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New Advertisements.
1ar Cheap Printing Paper.

aa5- Cheap Printing Paper.
SW" IIousekccpcrs desiring ~ Mol. article Of
Fresh poltcd Grist an. and Meal, will do we'll to
call on .Slcssrs. +. II. W::,TnldGMASS;& Co.,
as they have made arrangements to,snpply the
public with these articles weekly,at Charles
ton prices. Sec their advertisement.
sas- Stcam Engine and Saw. Mil, Corn and
Cob Mill, Cotton Gin, Billiard Table, sett Of
Ten Pins and Balls. Sewing Machine, and scvc.
raj other articles of various kinds, for sale
cheap by Messrs. ROBINSON & Co, Russcll-st
Mcssrs' r. 4 Co., have also on hand. well
assorted stock of Fresh Family Groceries &C..
which they offer at liberal rates. See advcr-
tiscmcnt.
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Cheap Printing Paper.
To Editors and. Publishers.
L@'1~ from ". g. Carl, Eu, P,,xaas'e1, Of
Me Southern Press Association.
ATLANTA, Ga, APRIL 10, 1867.

ATLANTA, Ga, APRIL 10, 1867
J.s. TnnAsnEn, ESQ: Dear sir;-It affords NC
iluen pleasure to communicate to you the following
Resolved, THAT testimonial of our npprccin. /.
ton for the jealous faithful and effective service
John 8. Thrashcr Esq, rs Superintendent Of this
:,,ssvt;stion in years past :.
Wc hereby tender him the thanks of this Asscci-
alton, and confer upon him the complimentary po-
sition Of Agent fthe Southern Press Association in
the city Of New York.
The terms Of compensation employed in the
above resolution, do no moro than justice to your
important services " during your .uperiptepJepqy-
know, and none can mere highly appreciate than
myself. Should occasion require shall be glad
TO avail myself of the aid provided for by the
resolution.
". G, CLARK, President.
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O BIT u A r "


DlED-M OrangebHrg &. H., The 18th day OF
June inst, HENRY El.LlS, Esq, in the is,h year
of his nse
D1ED-At home, OH The 2lst day Of january last,
of pneumonia. GEORGE H.cPOOSEE an Influential
aud highly esteemed citizen Of this District in the
sixty fourth year of his ugc
Death. who is to SONG. the king of tcrrors is not
$" to him, who, from the scrcvc stand point Of ,na
'"rc life. views tho end of his Scing with tho enln,-
ness Of tk philosopher, anil the nfnltcring trust Of
ut tir head of this simple tribute of rcancct was
ono who, in the discharges of Christian luty, was Il
model an'l cxemplar or nil those virtues which
a'ofn p'cns life. For many years member of
the MefhoISt Episcopal Church South, he filed
oiicnl positions 10 the bcncii, of the church. nm. TO
tho cause of that Jesus. whom lie so faithfully.
served. by gouy walk and conversation. he H.
"stratc.t the beauty of holiness in III daily iifc
ana OF MN It could truly he said, "Iook upon the
Just man. nn'l behold the upright; for the en.l of
that man is peace" NJ.
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NOTICE.

would respectfully request every daily, tri-
weekly, sem-wcekly, weekly, and monthly jourpul,
south of tho Potomac and Ohio rivcrs, ind the 3G
sisspp to publish this advertisement TWICE, and
send TO me nj New York cach time a copy of the
paper containing it, postpaid, with bill for same
i As desirable in NY combinations to procure
cheaper printing pnper for our Southern Journals,
TINT shall have the fullest information regarding
thc'szcs of tho paper used by the several pmblica
tons, and can procure it in no othcr way than by
requesting particular attention to the need of send
ing copy Of the publication with the bill
desire II sent twice to provide ngains. mail
fnilares and that they be pas-pnI TO post
Office delivery.
J. s. THRASIIEI.
jun g 2t. ItHx 5,030, New York, N. Y.
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Registpetiel Precincts for Orangeburg
and Lexington Districts.


#'Wc3are indebted to DIFF .,oigi,hour, the Oar-
tolinG Times, for tho following, u, s..,..-
We are indebted to Col. O. II. Moore for the
following list Of. tho Precincts determined on
for the Boards of Registration, which apo soon
ito be appointed. Several of the old Polls ass
,cembined in each precinct.
.ORANGEBURG DIsTRIcT
1st Precinct -Orangebnrg C. II. and Eel
.dcr'a.
2nd.-Branchyile, Rowc's Pump and Cedar
Grove.
u. .sd:- Gloaton's; Eastorlns Mill and Cor,
bettville. q; ~.
4th-Brown's, johnson and Salley's Mills,
Keadle'sand Rories'
6th.-Jamison's, Elliott'san Knots Mills
Gth.TEBairs and Washington Seminary.
7th;5-zeigler's and Fort Motto. y.Y
Charlottesville, Foglos and Club House,
?th.-Bookhardt's; GrifHns and Avlngor's.
LEXINGTON DIsrn1cr.
1stPrecinet:- Lexington G. IT., NIorgan's,
Orwatts Store and Boiling Springs.
2nd.-Suluda, Lorick's Riddles and Spring
Hill.
3d.---shcaly's & Addys Store, Rooms
Goupts.
Hth.-+Count's Store, I4ccsyilc, j. NJ. Jones'
W.'Joncs., Qnattlcbaum's and Fulmcrs.
.5th.-Rashes' Store, M. Wisc's, Jcfeoat's
Hnl Brodkcr's. 4,
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Baptist Sunday Schooh.

All who9fee lM an Interest w ara particularly in
vited to meet oil Sunday the 9th inst, at nine
o'olock, for tic purpose of rc-orgauixins tho
School ':'.-
'tt.- - ~ -
!. Religgiuos Service %ill also be held at the
Church at half pas. clock, members and
who arc Interested iii the advancement Of
the.ca'isc Of Christ are afcctonatcly invited
TO aitttcnd:s a.'i i@t q
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-08
LOCAL ITEMS.
sAYURDAY MORNING, JUNE 8. 1861
Death Of nm Estimable Citizen.

Death Of ON Estimable Citizen. s
It is with feelings Of the deepest regret, that
we chronicle the death of HENRY ELLIS, Esq,
Hone among the oldest members of the Orange
burg Bar.
Here, atthis Bar over twenty five years ago,
hs commenced his. professional career, which,
after many trials and difficulties, led to.fau,o
and prosperity. His life was bright example
Of Kindness, liberality and fidelity. These re-
markablc characteristics, SO rarely met with in
one man, coupled with high talents aud gen
ial disposition; .cndcarcd him TO all WHO knew
!, him, and-.won for him IN enviable reputation
80. kindness and courtesy. ever distinguished
his intercourse with his professional brethren
Integrity and honor ever distinguished his pro
essional career. Amid j5thc;nouruing of,his
friends and the deep regret of whole commu-
nifty, he has closed u useful life; and to his
associates at the Bar, he has. left the grateful
recollection of his many virtues, the example
Of his attainn,cnts Ehis unsullied reputation,
his. unswcrvins fidelity, his unboundcd lilcrali-
~, his uncxampled kin.lness, and excellent
character.
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CALCSINTERING
OLD PLASTERED WALLS
STEVENS HOUSE,
Il, 23, 25 d ~ Broadp"y, " y.
0DDositc Row wlinp Grcco
Bowling Gree

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
THNiiE STEVENS HOUSE i. well and widely known
4 to the travelling public. The location i. c.-
peciaily suitable to merchants and business men Il
IS In close proximity to the business part Of tho
city-is on tho highway of Southern and Western
trayel-nnd adjacent TO- all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat dcpota.
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal nccommoda-
tion for over 300 guesis--it is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement for :he COM
fort for its inmates The roor,s arc spaciou, and
well ventilated-Provided with ga, and wnter-thc
attendance s promp, and respectfnl-nnd the table
j. generously provided with every ,lccucy of the
scason-at moderate rates.
The rooms having been rcf,irnished anl remodel
ed wc arc cnnhlod to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and plonsure of our guests.
GEO. X. CHASE & CO.,
june i-6m ProprIctors
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-08

a general convention Of the Christian Asso-
Citations in the United States and British Pro
vinces will noct in Montreal, juno 10. Al.
our Associatc Editor has been. appointed one
of the delegates to this convention, from the
young Mems Christian Association" of Char
leston our readers may expect accounts of the
proceedings Of the Convention. :;
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Masonic.

We would call attention to the notice Of the
'meetingof Eureka Chapter No. 13 r.. An.
'onSs Saturday Tie 22d day June, 1867.
We arc also requested to announce tho Reg.
ular communication Of Ora,lgcbnrg To,l:
Ann. on Wednesday next at 10 o'clock
a. NJ:
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:" s9 .IB; respectfully request Our friends 10
saenetasn sshsir Atisertisenfats .us carly IN tle
sseek as Convenient; ard !ipossi6ic let us haze
<the,n by Thursday evening. By THIS means, ace
,siR be able to issuc at an earlier hour on Satu-
day, and ,rM be enabled to gire more Of the
Asse.e ne,e'lp to tbe sas ef our going e. press
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g o MN e R C I A T..
orrIon Q, rns onAsoxuuno NEws

orrIos OF rHs onAsoxpuno News,
June 7, 1867.
sCOTToN.-We have better feeling in the mar
ket. ws strict 1nildling from ls
TO 90. 81 #*#.9
!. KoVont RrcE-Ip demand at ss 90 per bushel.
: X cSIT II '. - ~ ~ o
~
'.- sihf Elk, ...........~.2 20
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aTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ~
Orangcburg District. '""''o"

by p. a. McMICHAEL, Esq, Ordinary
WHEREAS. V. d. v. Jnmison, Commissioner in
Equity, hnth made suit to to grant him Letters
OF Administration dc bonis Of the Estate and
Effects of Thos. ID. Knots, decoased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish MI and
singular the Kindred nnd Creditors of the said
Thomas ID. knots, dcccnsed that they be and
appear before me in the Court of Ordinary, to bo
held at Orangebnrg G. II. on tho 10th day of June
next, after publication hereof nj II o'clock In the
forenoon, to shew cause if any they have, why tho
snd Administration should not bc granted.
Given under my hand this 20h day Of April Ammo
D0mni, 1857. T. A. McMICUAEI
may 1T MI O. q. n
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500 REV ARD.

r WILL GlyE.THE .AB0yE. REV RIi,Ty, ANY
Il. one who viii furnish wi,lehcc' sufficient TO con.
vict the Partyor Parties coaccracl IN Mt:.
FIRE to sEas,erin's Steam SAN Min, y oh su,ssy
night last, 1gtl, inst 49,,
s25to bc paid upon tHs rsl reTaa,ic inf6rS,siion
md the rspaiping ,S7b,ponssshc chnyictipso oE aay
one Of TIL, Parties concerned. 49,
Oeansebarg Distrfct, MAy 2T, tatSi1 9fs
may25-f w. A. EtSTERLIN
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GARD

CA RI3i-' = Il, ..4lIas =
It appears ihat there is q Report - 'fffsnh.ioE
that my SCHOOL is about to bs elsssa. * Ekeast'{
jcct Of tAis Card is to contradict that Report. A}r
my fixed purpose to continue the School at icnss tr
the end Of the year, If not longer. Anifit rhduhi
be necessary torave it, tiier shalr feel bound .~
try and supply my place with n competent Tenehsr-
epl2I--tf ..1,A R.:piCKsoS.
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PAINTERS NOTICE.

PAINTERS NOTICE. .
YNlE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO IN
Il form tho Citizens of Orangcburg and sur
rounding Districts that he is prepared to do
HOUSE PAINTING, GRAlNING, MARBI!NG.
GLAHTSG AND PAPER HANGING,
CALCSINTERING
OLD PLASTERED WALLS
Making them look, when done, mnch better than
when first Plastcred. All work done at the Short
est Notice and warranted for Looks and Durability
An Orders left ut the Store of Mr. j. b. Phelps win
be promptly attended to.
EoNni,S Produce Mt MARKET RATES, will be
received for work. when necessary he will give
twelve months indulgence for The amount Of Con-
trnct-cxccpt sufficient to expenses.
- W. G. MITCHELL
ap! !!a am
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List of Letters
ID EMAINING IN TIE POST OFFICE .:e-ArY
IO cd fortune l, 1867, "".
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QUOTATIONS FOR UNCURRENT MONEY AND
SECURITIES.

SECURITIES.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny null scuvILL
n""h OF 'hcscr......:.
.,Georgetown......... II
3.'lA .s.Ncwhcrry ~ ss
:" - South Carolina. ....................,.... :
Cnaricston.......... Is
90 Camden. 30
Commercial bank OF Columbia. ................ Is
Exclnngc =. ................ S
Farmers and Exchange Rank...................... /
Merchants Nank Chcraw. o
Peoples Bank. Observation-Disclosures. 35
Planters Bank Fairfield. 5
Planters & Mechanics Bank. II
Southwestern Il. Il. Bank k.................. o5
Bank of the State of s. C. .old................ 6
F" 4" a. new ..................... 6
hank Of Hamburg. II
Bank Of Union. ................... ..........; IS
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THEY RESpECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN--
tion Of their friends to their New Stock just re-.
ceived from Now York and Baltimores rHric.s hate
pECLlNEh considerably in the Inst two or,thse<-
months, and they ere determined to Keep well %.
with the progress OF the AGE and ths.ttiSS III ,h.r
TIMES Our friends are cordially inaiieI,o 90,
and seo US Especially those who have co,nH,.si ot
and price, shall not be our favli, hut our nisfai
s1ae. kEIrT NRCS<---
s may % s'..'%% m $500 ..ia.
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Drop Letters must be prepaid one cent; pnpers
2cenfs T. e. IluBBELL. 7. NJ
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40 Reward!

l~<'7f 2 e cssu. e Branch, some time in
- a., :. q X, wIh white face. brown
C.. o., vi j "a.e sp3's On tie back and sides,
broad 10 - u one brass knob on his horn.
Whoever All. return SD OK TO ne, or TO II.
AeAlister, will receive the above rev nd.
e-.f - a. K.S.WEEM4N
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Catholic


A Catholic Private School viii De "pened on
"A the II day Of November. III .silue'
heI,ey 5. ne r the losl otIice, by A!r. In.oi.ae
>uean: E.cn ) .fter school there viii be
Christian instruction 10 { sIloiie chiiurtn
Children OF other Denominations will aiso be
received. Terms, : TOO per month.
IN the same place there VIII De DIVINE n
structioI IN the french language. Il ! q elocs
il the vyenlng Teras, 90 per month.
ANTOINE NUoANG
Kanitowoc, Oct. Fl. 1867
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Z. 5. Mar2hal Sale.

Liz ,ict Ct Iscgrsi1,
United S.4.es Circuit Court
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DEALER IN STOVES; also, manufacturer.
Il , of Tin, shaet-iron and Copper Ware. All
kinds of Repairing done. Shop sn Eighth st ,
nesriysnppcsits the First National Bank.
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Banking and Exchange Ciace
r. G.. S Il @ Y E,
vsorstnwGc Nf.Gnnstn =.

6. BONDS t7-9o's. 5-20's, and all other
kindsl purchased, sold nj exchanged
Couucps On In crest VAR MS she'd Gold,
Silvet. and Coin drafts purch sed At the highest
m rkct rates
Drafts. on all the p;,incIpal cities Of tie
,;uitcd States and c. n .dl. bought ard sold.
Fore IN Exchange, On Great 81 tim nj Con
tjnentql Europe, fer lie in sun, 10 7uit. e
,oait. zee ell subject to eight draf Aso
int,le,t sid on daro..ts by special srccn..-t
Collections made ~ all p rs Of the Uni,oa
sbatcs. On d.. Gr.at Britain, end Eur Pc,
made Al reasonable rates. Pass Sc Tickets by
Ste ,m or : il Line TO and fro.H' urea hiltIn
and Continental Europe, for sale a NV 49,, } OK
prices. ]. c. Sh I'VE
Manitowoc, March 81, 1873 IS
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Five Hundred Barrels
LAND PLASTER

Fresh and direct from the mills, which / will
sell at 4 small margin if applied for soon
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The Alabama convention.

e
Gen. Pope has issued "an order" call
ing Reconstruction Convention for to-
day, the 9th inst. 1t gives the total oi
registered voters IN that State as 165, ,813
of which number 95,S66 voted upon the
question of Convention-90, ,283 for and
1888 against. The total vote cast being
1859 over the required majority of reg
istered voters, the Convention is called as
above stated. From other sources it ap-
pears that of the ninety seven delegates
chosen to form this Convention seventy
eight are white and niaeteen black. Two
out of the whole ninety seven are Con-
servatiye--Messrs. Howard and Dyke
and the remaining minety-fve Radicals Of
the deepest dye.
1t is to these persons that Congress
commits the solution of problem where
with it is itself unable to cope. Ala
bama is the heaviest cotton producing
State in the South, and we shall watch
with interest the process of its restora.
ton to peace and prosperity by three
score and ten nonenities and dozen and
"a half of blacks.
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n@- From friend we have received a
copy of the Belmont Chronicle, printed
three or four days before the election
containing the basest and most cowardly
attack upon Judge JOHN S. WAY, we have
ever read from the pen of political op.
ponent.
And the ick,spittle, Col. Poorman, we
presume, who wrote it, knew at the time
that he was writing himself down a liar in
the estimation Of all candid and honora.
Bile men; and were he called upon fol
proof to substantiate bis unfounded char
ges would, like an ass, stand dumb in the
presence Of his judges. I51
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no Genera has com manded daribaldi to

=
disarm and disperse his forces.
FLORENCE, October 2S-Deputies Ne
cotera and Mosto are reported badly
wounded during the recent engagement.
ROME, October 27.-The revolutionary
Junta is exceedingly active in its opera
tions to promote the advancement of the
national cause, by popular movement
inside the city, and rising against the
temporal authority of the Pope Is re-.
garded as imminent Great alarm exists
as number Of Orsini's bonn 5shells have
been exploded in the streets during last
night and to day.
PARIS, October 28.-La Presseof this
afternoon says: Gribaldi's army is being
reinforced by thousands of men, who
have deserted from the royal army of
Italy. Hescargied Monte Rotondo after .
severe fight, and marched directly for
Rome. 1t is believed here that he is now
at the very gates of the city.
PARIS, October 29.-The news of
Garibaldi's victory over the forces of the
Pope at Monte Rotondo has been con-
frmed by kilograms. The General dis
played great personal daring during the
engagement. His soldiers captured all
the Pontifcal force, which was made up
of servants and gems d'armes from Rome;
but it seems the Government authorities
at once released them.
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Congress.

This body, a blighting curse to Ameri-
ca, as at present constituted, meets on
Thursday, the 21st inst. According to
Thaddeus Stevens, the great club-footed
light of Radicalism, its first business will
be 10 declare Universal Suffrage through.
out the United States, impeach President
johnson, and declare itself perpetual.
at the late elections the people ex-
pressed themselves in regard to all such
reckless legislation, and the party in pow
or will do vel. to heed the warning and
thereby save their heads. They are de-
termined that this Government, and the
rights and privileges Of the people, shall
not be destroyed by the Revolutionists,
for the sake of political supremacy. +