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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-03
Chances of Marriage Among Maids.

The following curious statement
is made by DR.. Granville. 1t is
drawn from the registered cases of
S76 women, and is derived from their
answers to the age at which they
were respectively married. 1t is the
first ever constructed to exhibit to
women their chances of marriage at
various ages. OF the SIG females 3
were married at - years of age, II
at Ia, 16 at 10, 43 at 16. 45 at II, 66
at Is, 115 at 10, 119 at 20, Sc at 81,
S5 at -, 80 at %, 50 at 2l, % at %,
"a at 26, % at 27, % at 2S, II at 30,
9 at 80, at 81, 5 at 30, I at 33, 5 at
"a, 2 at 30, 0 at &c, 9 at 81, 0 at 80,
l at 80, 0 at 40. From this our fair
readers may form a pretty accurate
Judgment of the chances which they
have OF entering into the holy state
OF matrlmony, and of enjoying the
sweets 1--WE say nothing of bitters. J
OF welded love. 1t will be seen that,
for them, the chances of marrying
at 80 years IS not one in a hundred.
and at 40 there is no chance at all.
Twenty has three times the adyant
age OF sweet sixteen. The reason
the Doctor assigns for the rush of
marriages at nineteen and twenty is
that the girls at that time of life be-
gin to fear the frosty approach of old
maidenhOod, and therefore rush into
the arms OF the first opportune suitor
that presents himself. At fifteen
and sixteen the little misses feel
themselves secure; they are saucy,
independent, wayward, coquetish
and hence lose many fine opportuni
ties which do not present themselves
at later age. The Doctor is OF
opinion that if a young girl wishes tc
make a matrimonial hit in life she
must do it between the ages of fifteen
and seventeen. 1t is at this age that
the full tide sets in the affairs Of
woman.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-03
Memory.

Mithridathes, king Of Pontus,
knew each one of his eight thousand
soldiers by his right name.
Seneca was able to rehearse two
thousand words, which were given
to him, i'll the same order.
Hrrtensius kept in his memory all
the prices paid on a day IF auction.
Hugo Grotius, on being present at
a review of some regiments in France,
recalled all the names Of the single
soldiers which were there called up.
Justus Liprius ventured to re-
hearse the works of Tacitus from the
first to the last word, forward al d
backward, even when somebody was
standing before him with a drawn
dagger, to pierce him at the very
moment he had forgotten but an only
word
A Venetian lady, well known by
her erudition, when asked for the
sermon she had attended in church,
repeated scrupulously every word.
Racine kew by memory all the
tragedies of Euripides, Hayle, the
whole works of Montaigne, Hughes,
Doneau the Corpus Juris, Metatasio,
the entire Horatius, and Carteret,
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, all the
New Testament, from the first chap
ter of Matthew to the end of
Apocalypse. The learned Scotch
man, Thomas Dempster, affirmed he
knew not what it was to forget; and
Scaliger is told to have apprehended
within twenty one days the whole
Homeous, and within four months
all the Greek poets.
The notorious and mysterious
Count of St Gelmain surpasses then
all. Any newspaper he read one.
he knew by memory, and he wa!
furnished with such gigantic com
prehensive power of numbering tha
he retained series of a Thousand
numbers, which he could recite for
ward, backward aud pulled out from
the middle. From the minister O
, Henry III, in Cracow, he demandet
. one hundred packs of picket cards
| mixed them together in disorder, lie
ulul iSll al LHC SuCCtSSlOu VI tii
cards, ordered it to be noticed exact
; ly, and repeated their following on
after the other, without being wron
once.
He played almost every musica
instrument of the world, was an e1
!, cellent painter, and initiated an
hand Writing in the most illusiv
manner. He had one passion-play
ing all games with absolute master.
In chess no mortal has vanquishe
p him, in faro he could break ever
+. bank by calculation.-Dunn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-03

Omaha dispatches, of the ODD, con
tain the following:
Twenty of Brigham Young's wives
arrived in Council Bluff, Iowa, tt :
day, on visit to friends in that city
and Omaha. Brigham's latest love
Miss Folsom, is among the number
They will continue their journey tc
Washington.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-03

ESAn old Jew Will. indulging in
a morsel of forbiddnn rood, was over
taken by a terrible thunder storm,
and as the thunder roared and the
lightning flash around, he cried
Plesh my soul, vot a potheI apout
leetla pit of pork
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d4oetrg.
T H Z coo EFT X

THE COQUETTE.
BY JOHN @. SAKE.
You're clever at drawing. ] own.'
Said my beautiful cousin Lisette,
As we sat by the window alone;
But say, can you paint Coquette7"
She's painted already, ouoth I,
Nay. nayl' said the laughing Lisette,
Now none of your joking, but try
And paint me thorough Coquette.
Well cousin, at ohce began
In the ear OF the eager Lisstte,
I'll paint you well as can
That wonderful thing, Coquette.
She wears a most beautiful face,
E. OF course said the pretty Lisette.)
And isn't deficient in grace.
Or else she were not Coquette.'
And then she is daintily made
Ga smile from the dainty Lisette)
By people expert in the trade
OF forming a proper Coquette.'
She's the winnngest ways with the beaux,
eco on said the winning Lisette,)
But there ism man of them knows
The mind of the tickle Coquette!'
She knows how to weep and to sigh,
"a sigh from the tender Lsette.)
But her weeping is all 10 my eye-4-
Not that of the cunning Coquette!'
In short she a creature of art
o hush! said the frownug Lsette,-
With merely thsfghost of a heart
Enough for thorough Coquetts.
And yet could easily prove
Now don't " said the angry Lsette,-
The lady is always in love
In love with herself-the Coquettei'
There-dc not be angry-you know,
My dear little cousin Lisette,
You told me moment age
To paint you-a thorough Coquette!'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-03
CANTON MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1862


gold, and thought how unerringly
the hand of Providence had straight
ened out the tangled web of his des-
tiny.
Out of the darkness had come
light!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-03

T One of the signs of the ap-
proach of spring-the worn baton
holes in ovcrcOats,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
TINTED STATES MAILS.
NORTH CAROLINA,
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL
wAsHINdroN, January ?. 1862;
ss iST fSayeyss Tie n,is Sf tns United
following routes In the State Of North Caroiina'
will be received At the Contract Once Of this De.
paTtment until p IN Of March 81 next, to be de-
clded by April 20 following:
62ll From Washington, by Belleyiew and Swift
Island, to Newbern. S6 miles aud back.
three tunes week,
Leave Washington Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday at a m.
Arrive at Newbern by pm.
Leave Newbern Tuesday, Thursday and
batu TdAy at a m.
Arrive at Washington by 4pm
62l2 Prom smithheld to Elevation, l2 miles and
back, once week.
Leave smithneld Thursday at2pm.
Arrive Al Elevation by pm
Leave EleyAtion Thursday at7am
Arrive at smithheld by Ii q m.
62l3 From Fair Bluf, by ConwaybOrO' and Bucks.
vile. to GEORGETOWN, Is C,) II miles aud
back, once week,
Bidders to propose schedule.
52lj From Newport, by Sanders Store and Petit.
lords, to Pelletier's Mills, % miles and
back. once week.
Bidders 70 propose schedule OF departures and
The accepted bIdders will bo required to take the
For forms Of proposal. guarantee and certificate.
and also for Instructions as to the conditions to be
embraced In the contract, Sc, see advertisement
OF October 81 1897, and Of this date. inyiting pro
found at the principal post ofiee..
Bids should be sent In sealed envelopes, super
seribed Mali Proposals for North Carolina, and
ddressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral. ALEX, W. RANDALL,
jali-Tbt Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
Teiegraphic su m mary.

vloILAson COMMITTEE h.. been formed 10
sSa hsS.s RsSs BEEN san warmed 10 fsaVe
THK statement made yesterday that Gen.
sheridan was daily expected from the Plains
10 incorrect.
The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics
Association have resolved to hold an exhibi.
tlon Of mechanical and Industrial products, In
Boston, during tho present year.
A BILLIARD match between Joseph Dion, Of
Montreal, and Foster, Of New York, for si, 200
played in Montreal on Thursday night, and
was concluded at las .. m. Dion, 100 Fos-
ter, lilo. ....' .
WESTERN papers report that the Milwau-
ss sse srTsss.nsn, sHa With he Mating. Vt YVES Wiz
wheat at any price. This is to compel the
sending q wheat to Minneapolis, MIN, In
The railroad bin restricting passenger fare
to three cents mile has passed tho Illinois
House Of Representatives., and is now before
yided i that The act shsIi not be 20 construed as
to release the Illinois Central Railroad from
the payment of a percentage Of Its earnings
into the State treasury. slE.
with the crime Of stealing the body of a DOL.
Williams from tomb about seven miles from
Kingston, N. o., were taken from the jail In
that place where they were held Tor ,.ns ,,s a
thirty Or forty citizens Of the place. No ar.
rests have as yet been made.
The Ritualist party in the Church OF Eng
land have held Important meetings to come
to an undertaking on the question as
to what IL 70 be done with regard to the recent
decision OF the Judicial Committee. The
party are divided on this subject. Some coun.
sci submission to the law OF the land, and
| hope that the Ritualists will yet carry the
Church with them. 0thers counsel resistance
and are willing to prefer 9 secession from the
Church 10 body. Many speakers expressed
the expectation that the progress OF the con-
troversy would yet lead to the entire disestab-
lishment OF the Anglican Church, even in
England. yea
The New England Labor Reform Conven.
| tion continued fs ssssiop on Thursday, and
was largely attended. The forenoon session
was devoted to the discussion OF. financial
questions, without any apparent unity OF pur.
pose. The greater part Of the speakers dwelt
upon the financial effect OF the eight. hour law.
Near the close OF the afternoon session an or
ganization was perfected. and the name OF the
| New England Labor Reform League adopted.
Z. II, Haywood, of Worcester, was chosen
president, and Mr.. ]. II. Blanchard, OF Charles
| town, Mass, secretary. During the evening
session resolutions were adopted calling upon
| the Legislature to appoint commissioner 70
| consider and collect evidence bearing on the
| labor question. Miss Jennie Collins, OF Bos-
| ton; DR.. Dio Lewis, of Boston; Thomas Du.
rant, Of New Orleans, and others spoke At
length upon reform In different departments
Of labor. The convention closed with the
adoption OF a set OF broad resolutions making
the league the advocate OF every kind oil lsoor
reform.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Fsher.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday
Geo. Dent, Barney Clinkett and Geo. Poole,
riot In November last; guilty. Poole wal
sent to Jail for 80 days.
Geo. Dent, resisting 0fieer NJ. J. McSweeny
guilty. Sent to jail for three months.
Maria Lane, larceny of ffty pounds white
lead from Jacob Love; not guilty.
Thomas Waters, assault upon Eliza Waters
guilty, and sentenced to pay tl0 hne.
James Hawkins, larceny OF money from Anr
McKenna; nolle pros.
Amelia Mathews, for keeping bawdy- house
was sent to Jail for thirty days.
James Miller, alias Ant Sepple, larceny o
clothing from Eli Weyman; not guilty.
Adiourned
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE OF PAYNAsTER U. Q. NAVY,
No Ili nHRarhnr arAnIr'

PHILADELPGIA. January %, 1909.
Sealed proposals endorsed ''Proposals for Sup
plies will be received at this office unit u M on
the SOth OF January, for furnishing the United
ces. to be of the best quality. aud subject TO In
speetion by the Inspecting ofieer at the Phiadsl-
free Of expense 70 the Government. for which ss-
'u'' PoR "BUREAUy Oh CONSTRUCTION, 10.
Screw Cutting Lathe. to swing "a inchesi be-
tween centres, feet.
Screw aud Nut Cutter. to cut from X inch tos
Inches.
The foregoing to be delivered on or before the lst
day Of March, 1860, with all belts, pnllsys, ooun-
ter shafting changers, &c, . complete,
For full particulars apply 70 s; NJ Pool, Navy
yard, philadelphia. II. N. HIEsKELL,
ianS-td PAymaster u, 8, Navy,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
CIV. 1868. WI
HARBo UR's
ALL-HEALING
LOTION.

A certain. reliable. and speedy cure Of RheumAt-
ism. Neuralgia, Headache. Toothaehe. Pains In
the Side. Breast, or Back Partial Deafness;
Mothers will nnd It an Invaluable Friend for Caked
Breast; Certain Cure fer Chilblains. Frozen Feet,
Cuts. Burns. Bruises. sealds. sprains or Strains,
or any local aches pains Of the Nervous or Mus
cular system.
This highly -priIed and extraordinary Medicine
will not fail to sTectudily cure all the diseases
enumerated above, no matter Of how long stand
ing, provided the patient is not hopeleSuly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
cases OF Neuralgia or Rheumatism and In all cases
1t will give instant relief
From the unbounded confidence in his Lotion,
and the perfect and thorough knowledge OF 1t
power to cure the diseases named, II II does no
give entire satlSfaetion, after fair and proper
trial, pledge myself to refund the money received
on the return Of the empty bottle.
do not pretend to be the author OF this prepara-
ton having obtained the recipe from an old Indian
after having Travelled among the red men for sew
eral years.
After having performed at least one hundred
most Dondsr|ui cures Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
&e., &c. | have been induced by my friends to
put 1t before the public, and now make this prop.
ostion:
That in any case Of Sick or Nervous Headache OF
Toothsche, should fail to cure in from two to Ave
minutes with my ALI l-Healing Lotion, will forfeit
wAsHIsGToN, D. C.
DR. HARBOUR: Permit me to tender you my sin
eere thanks for the extraordinary care your ALL
| Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have been afflicted with the
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doe
tors. had given up ever recovering. until tried
your All l.HeRling Lotion, which, In four weeks
| produced a complete cure.
| Your obedieut servant,
| All orders, either for agencies or for immediate
| use should be add ed to the manufacturer
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
| No. II Second street west, bet Mass. Avenue and
| street north, Washington, d. @.
For sale by all Drug-stores.
Trade supplied by CHAs. sToTT. Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-And-R-half and Sixth SITS.
| Washington. D. @. AuB
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

DISTRICT SUPREME CouRT-Gensrdi Term
-Chief Justice Cartier and Justices Wyllt
and Olin continued their sitting in bdnc yes
terday, and were occupied as follows;
Mcclellan Il Dodge vs. Gregory ct al Ia
this case, the merits OF which were reported
yesterday, Mr.. Wills concluded his argument
aud the court took the papers.
Ellen 7. Harris vs.. The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. On motion the circuit judge was
authorized to sign the bill Of exceptions OF the
appellant, the same to take effect as II signed
at the time of trial.
Adjourned,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE PAYNAsrER U. s. NAVY, }
No. fS CHESTNUT sTRBKT,


PMnApELPHIiA, Js9psry %. lsee y
n. on the LIST Of FEBRUARY. for furnishing The
United States Navy Department with the following
articles to be OF the best quality, and subject 70
Inspection Of the Inspecting ofncer at the Phiadel
phia navy yard, where they are to be delivered
free expense to the Government, for which seeu-
my PoB NHs' BBG6EESpu B6 OF CONSTRUCTION, &c.
5000 board feet Ash, y to inches l2 to ls inches
wide, 70 and 10 feet long.
H,6G5si board feet White Pine Deck Plank, az and
si9ehes by 0. 50 to Is feet long, to Oaverags
1900 board feet No. White Pine Plank. u. and
2li inches IL to % inches wide, parallel, II
,sa. board Zee feet White Pine No. Plank, l.
Inch, - 10 20 inches wide. parallel. u to
loo bosrS 20 ISSt fssP white Pine No. Boards. \
inch, 10 to % Inches wide, parallel. Il to
loo board Sf' FEET white Pine No Boards. l
inch, y TO % inches wide. parallel. Il 10
loo board I'd feet @ white Panel Boards, X incl,
l2to Is inches wide, parallel. II to 10 fe,I
2,6oss, board feet White Pine Panel Plank, a. to
tinehes, l2to IS inches wide. parallel. Il
The foregoing u Required 10 supply deficiency
under contract with WIN. II woodley.
For fullhcr Information apply 10 Commodore J,
II. NJ, HIEskRLL,
janT-td Paymastor, U. 3. Navy.
TINTED STATES MAILS
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

NIrhp WIssrTSTos' B, r., Jao' IL, lsp,
On the petition Of fISLEY LATrA, Of Cipcin-
natl, Ohio. administretor Of the estate Pf A. D.
patent granted the said A. b. LAtta on the 10th
day Of April, 1855, for an Improvement In steam
geneTatoTsi
is ordered that the said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
tions, and other papers, should be hled In this
ELISHA FOOTE,
janls-M3w COmmis sioner OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

SERErADE TO MAYOR BowEs. = Arrange
ments have been completed by the Soldiers
serenade TO Mayor Bowen, on Monday night
q great success. Malone's brass band and the
Amphion musical club will be present, and
no doubt the music will be Of the most de-
lightful character.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
'lipper at Princes Stamping and Fluting
Eooms, 322 + street, between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets. Only place in town to do steam
FlutipR,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

Mn. Ia. GAroHEL, seaier OF weights and
measures, acknowledged the receipt yesterday
OF very beautiful silver-mounted sptlng bal.
ance scale from Messrs. Morton 4 Bremer,
manufacturers, New York, which will be
placed IN the standard depository, City Hall,
on exhibition. -
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

- wAsHISdToN, d, c., Jan. 10, 1869.
On the petition Of WALTRR II. FoRBusH. Of Buf.
falO, New York, administrator the estate OF g. b.
patent granted the saldE. b. Forbush, on the i7th
day Of April 1855, reissued the 26th day Of April,
respsct yely 1857 1895, le 1870, and 1871, the 2d
day OF May, 1855, for an Improvement In Grain and
Grass HAryesters:
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 29lh day OF March next, Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depOsi.
tions. and other papers, should be fled In this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA FQoTE,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

CmASGE OF wHARF.-It is said that one OF the
lines OF steamers plying between New York,
Alexandria and Washington have secured
the cape cious wharf at the foot Of q street, in
order to accommodate Washington shippers
This is a change long desired by the merchants
apl dealers of this city.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

EQUITY COURT - Judge 0lin.-This court
made the following order yesterday:
Cecil VS.. II. Miller. Order suspending fur
ther proceedings on decree until the further
hearing OF the cause.
Ahiourned
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
! No. 1917 Equity Docket 0.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHIEGToE, D. c., Jan, 9, 1862.
On the petition Of AARoE WooDMAS, lot New
York. N. Y, administrator OF the estate OF MosEs
aPSteut granted the ssid MosEs THoSPsoS on tho
i2ia day q April is's, fGE Rns A. Improvement In
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
oalce on the 18th day Of March next, ANY, per-
siuons, and other papers, should be ned In this
ELISHA FO0TRi
jAl9.wSt COmmissiOner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

RUH AWAY HoRsBs. - Last evening the
horses belonging to PostmAster General Ran
dali broke loose after being detached from the
carriage and dashed away at full speed, carry.
ing with them their elegant sllyer.mounted
harness. Up to late hour last evening they
had not been recovered,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

INsANITy.-0n Thursday Offlcer Brelsford
brought to the First precinct station q colored
woman named Julia RODGERS, who was found
to be insane. She was subsequently, sent to
the Government asylum.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

THERE will be services in the Methodist
Protestant church, Ninth street, between L
and +, tomorrow at IL q. m. and 1880 p. m.
The public are invited. Seats free.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

'VHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB:
L sCRIBER has obtained from the Orphans
lumbia, letters documentary on the. personal es.
tate Of SAMUEL woRALEr, late Of WsShin gton
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day of jan
uary next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cuded from all benefit Of the said estate,
Given under my hand this l2th day OF January,
1869 ANDREW w0RMLEY,
jal3-W3ts Executor.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

- WAsHIEGTOE, d. G. Dec. 8, 1855.
On the petition Of JEREnIAH sTEvER, Of Bristol,
Conn pray ing for the extension OF patent granted
him the lst day Of May, 1855, Tessued the lih day
Of October, 1859, and agAta retssusd the I'd day of
July 1851, for an Improvement In Machines for Bur.
uishinE Metalsi
il is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ono on the 9Th day OF April ne1t Any per
son may oppose this extension; Objections. de-
pOAitOns, and other papers should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day, q hearing,
jAa5-TuSt Commissioner Of Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

RonBERy IN HorEL.-On Thursday night
late, while Mr.. Charles X. Clemson was lying
asleep in the reading room OF Williard's hotel,
some thtef cut the guard chain OF his watch,
upon his person u large amount OF money
which was not discovered by the thief or
thieves.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

JOHN W. GARRETT, president OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, appeared
before the Committee on Roads and Canals
against the proposed airline railroad from
Washington TO New York, Mr.. Garrett did
not produce any new facts other than those
heretofore laid before the committee.-DS-
patch.
Mr.. Garrett will also, we are Informed, make
an argument In favor Of establishing q line Of
stage.coaches from Washington to New York.
road not controlled by himself and the Camden
and Amboy, without penalty. Probably he
will recommend doing away with steamers
safer. Garrett and his friends have had a
glorious feast out OF their monopoly. We
trust II is coming to an end.-N. Y. Tribune.
The national Republican., 1869-01-30

GEN. CULLEN A. BATTLE, OF Macon county,
Alabama, who fought for the rebellion while
the war lasted, and who took strong and ac-
tive grounds for Seymour and Blair in the late
Presidential election, seeing his party and
principles defeated as well by the ballot as
the bullet, has recently written a letter 40
knowledging the facts In the following out
spoken manner; A.,
"During the late Presidential campaign the
issue was nothing less than the being and ma
ture OF national government. Gov. Seymour
was the representative OF our original system,
which 10 loved and honored by true Americans
ali over the world. Gen. Grant was the expo
nent Of new ideas, sustained BY the inexora.
Bile logic Of facts, and impelled BY the ire.
sistibie power of successful revolution. The
nation, the people OF this State, had not then
passed Judgment on the stupendous issue.
Now the States have ratified the action OF
Congress. The controversy 10 settled, and the
Consultation, with the late amendments, is a.
binding on all the citizens OF the Union as II
was when It came from the hands Of Washing
ton Like you, / am resolved to give to the
state and National Administration a fail
trial and to support them In all they may do
to secure the liberties and advance the pros
perity OF the people. Let US have peace
Communion and brotherhood Throughout the
Union, and, under the blessing Of Heaven, our
future will be prosperous.and glorious"