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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
Anderson.

The vote stands thus: Carpenter, 1868 !;
Scott, 1,475; Butler, 1882 Ransicr, ], ,45l.
Senatc-John Wilson, independent.
Representative - VIM. Perry, indcpen
dent; DR.. John Wilson, reform; w. d.
Wilkes, independent. .." f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

pa- We return thanks for an invitation
to attend tho Abbcyille Agricultural FUR
which opened on Tuesday last, November 1st
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
Members of Congress.

The Radicals. have elected four members
Of Congress from this State. WALLAoE's S
majority, in the Fourth District, is ovor 1000.
And, to "cap the climax" three out of tho
four arc negroes a
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Rural Carolinian...N November,

This favorite Southern agricultural maga-
zine gains strength apd interest with every
succeeding number. This month we have
"Maintenance of the Fertility of Soils" by
{, Professor Hilgard, Of the University of Mis-.
aaIssippi "The South and her Resources .
by Hon: n:>Alfred Huger.; "Plantation Ecocino:
N.Y." by Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken; "Texas
Grasses" by p. J. Berokmans; "Manure
Pits, and how to Use Them" by Alex. Y.
Lee, and hundred other articles of interes.
which we have not space 10 evon MENTION
The Rural shows manifest signs of regularly
increasing prosperity, and yet how. the pub.
fishers continue to supply it at the marvellous.
ly low figure Of SO per annum, is a miracle
to us, Their circulation must far surpass
that Of any magazine Of the GLASS herstofB5rreo
issued al the South, of they would be q ccotnn. tn.
poited TO reduce expenses. II any 81 'to5ninr
rsaders are without the Rural they should
enclose 81 to WALKEa, Evans & CdaswEbL,
3 Broad street, Charleston, s C.Rf'4 Ys'e2H3! . (!
81 ------SlS s--- 8~ n
~ The New Orleans Bee compares Wash.
ington and Leo. sThe same courage and the
s:sans heroism; the Same simplicity, united
With greatnessio Of soul /; the sanie ihodesty Il,
victory. Two figures cast id the bans mould
two oxemplara of the same typeA-thapd the
ssgs aud patriot .es'lio Gail, nal
sgs..sS ~ t4,y az t535 ff ~ sa sittuisl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- Ten companies of United States troops,
that might he employed in keeping the In
on the frontier, have been ordered to Alabama
to help manipulate the election 10 the Radical
interest. That's Grants idea of statesman
ship.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
The Tallest Yet.

Mr.. s. s. McJuNK1N has presented u
with cotton stalk, measuring nine feet ,tw'
inches in height.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

1&- Prudent business men will always
consult our advertising columns for new
advertisements iH11Ha,S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
Render unto Cesar thu. Thugs that are
C@sar's."

We learn that protest has been filed
against two of the strongest Reform boxes in
our County and Bachelors Retreat.
Tho oliief grounds of protest are charges of
intimidation Of voters, not opening the polls
Re. Center aasi! nine o',!cok, and not swssliug
|all the persons who voted s, Nu nero afada.
Wits Of the managers and good citizens around
the boxes'lmse answered the chargea of 10.
timidation fully, and explained tho failure to
open tho polls at Center until after the legal
time. This resulted, it seems, in misun.
Outstanding among the managers rs to the
place Of election, two Of the managers having
gone to Center camp, Ground, and the other
to the Cross Roads, the usual polling ploce
sc- :!:o township. They certify IL as tieir
opinion that no one was hndered from voting
by suoh misunderstanding. If these boxes
are thrown out, casting a,Rcforln majority Of
213 votes, it will result in unseating one of
tho Reform County Commissioners and sub
sttuting the highest Republican nominee. -
When We consider that the default is not on
the part of tho oitizens md that the County
is strongly reform, we hope no such unjust
action. defeating the choice of the people,
will be taken. 's#,r na t i':
In this connection, we are willing to render
der to our political opponents that credit
which their manly conduct merits. Mr.
WATERMAN, we learn, has refused to sign
the protest, disclaiming any interest or sym.
Dathy in its fnte and eY nresses his ;lI;npposo
to abide the decision of the people. Ho af-
firms, we ore informed, that if the rejection
of these boxes would result in seating him,
he would not accept the Office in opposition
to what he feels to be the expressed prefer.
ence of majority of the people This is
,commepdable in Mr. WATERMAN, snd is like
word fitly spoken, producing good fruit in
the respect Of tho good people of the county
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

= Dispatches from Tours announce that a
young girl of that city is creating the n,ost
intense excitement by intntinu the example
of joan dare Hundreds If en,husi sic
prrs"ns have j"in"d he: st"nhnrd Her ap-
pe"ls f.r recruits are aid to be sin.nl,r'y
patriotic and eloquent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
7 RESH ARRIVALS :!

WE BEG TO INFORM OUR FRIRNns
wv and the traiiingpnblic, that Or atock !.
par,ments, andthat we intend to sell "a. ae.
Mt the lowest "LIVING RATES"
We offer o more desirable stock than on abv
previous occasion, and you'd call particulhr a..
tenton to,our ~ ETH
Ladies' Dress Goods. Prints,
Domestics. Tickings, Flanncls.
Shawls, Blankets, &c., &c., &c.
Gentlemen cannot fail to find sometime T.,
suit them in our Gents Furnishing Depart.
mcnt-
French, German and Doeskin Cnssimeres.
and jeans in endless variety.
OUR STOCK OF
Shoes, Boots, Il iIInts, Il Motions,
Crockcry and Groceries,
Full and Complete. --,.~
1t is impossible for ua tosenumerate every
article. and we simply inform our friends that
we hope to be able 70 supply allthoir wants.
n@- We INVITE THE CLOSEsT IN
SPECTIOM, AND PROMISE FAIR AMIp
HONEST DEALINGS WITH ALL. :
Waller, Watson & Co..
WE take this occasion to inform the friends,
we have INDUCED, that we are in need Of
money. and shall be pleased to have them call
and settle their accounts. Ono good turn
deserves another" 7"
WALLER. WATSON & CO..
Walhalla. October 90, 1870 80
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- A part of freight train on the Cheaa.
peake and Ohio R,ilroad bccano detached
while near Jerry's Run, few days ago ran
back upon and broke through the trcstIe, Kill
ling white man named Gay, and n coIorcd
man named Woodson two others were
wounded. .,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- 1t is strtcd that Gnstavc Srhurcmun,
an indianapolis miIi"nairc, recently deceased,
and whose will was contested before his re
mains were buried had kept the dead body
of his mistress in spirits nf wine, IN private
vnult and that it was his habit to visit the
vault every tw" wcnks-the spirits Of vine
being renewed once every three months.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

r~ - Mr. J,iE Wcscott. from near Whining.
ton, N. G., committed suicide at Grcenville
village on Thursday OF last week, by cutting
his throat with n razor. He was at the time
student of the Theological Seminary at
Greonyille
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

= In the Supreme Court at Boston ju-
ry. on Monday, awarded $4,000 to Addison
Goodhue, in suit against the city, for perso.
nal injuries occasoned by being thrown from
his wagon in driving through defective
street.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
Pennings aud .Clippings.

r. Pennings aud Clippings.
- Large, fine mountain apples have CON
menced to find their way into Walhalu
- Thursday, Nov 24th, will be the Ma
! tional Thanksgiving Day.
Counterfeit tens of the First National
Bank of Poughkeepsie are circulating.
- The Herald says 1000 illegal Radical
votes were polled in Ncwberry.
- 1owa's wheat crop aL,9ruts to 25,000,.
600 bushels. 4>4f$ >,+
= Judge Carpenters majority in Green
villc is 3s5.
- There are at least tep Thousand species
Of flies east of the Rocky Mountains.
- Droves of squirrels IRE rcportedt to be
swimming across the Ohio at various places.
- Gen. Lees middle name is Edward, not
Edmund.
- The population of New Yuik city is
y26, ,92O.
A. 0. Norris, Esq, has .boeu elected
Probate Judge of Anderson County
! The Bamaqsats ,hase;efsoteana delegate to
Congress from Dacotah.'
- The recent earthquake 10 the Northern
and Eastern Suites was tho severest Of any
since 1911. g.
-. The Georgia State Fair. at Atlanta, was
adeoded success. Thirty thousand strangers
were present on the 2lst.
- There is only one ching worse than ig
norance, and that is oonceit. OF all intrac.
table fools, an ovorwise man is the worst.
= The Marshal of Walhalla bcgs visitors
not TO hitch horses to the trees ia town The
penalty for each offence is $500 Look out!
= Oct 90, 100000 in money and vulu
ables were stolen from the Natonvl Bank of
Grafton, Mass Thief not cuught
There are l 1915 voters in Pickcns. at the
recent election l,496 votes were polcd $50
persons not voting,
- There is q cheese on exhibition at the
Northern Ohio Fair, at Clenveland, which
weighs LILO pounds.
= A Texas State Senator (cnrpct hapgcr)
has recently married colored belle of Troy,
N Y.
- Economy is the parent of integrity. n(
liberty, and of ease ; aud the bcante"us sister
of temperance, of chcertulncss and health
- A rebellion" has occurred ia til. Island
Of Martinique. 400 ''retels" were cithor
killed, captured or dispersed.
Col. WA. II. campbell, Of Greenville,
is no" minister OF the Episcopal church. -
lie was formerly lawyer.
- The white prisoners broke jail at Green
vile on the 2Oth. They have been caught
aud returned to Jacks house"
"ioo"ei was recently TeJccteQ Dy
dnmse Of sweet sixteen, who didn't waut
affections that had been warmed over"
- The New York Tribune announces that
since the European war began, it hasreceivcd
cable telegrams, the costs of which amounted
to 36,0S9.44.
- Government steamer, loaded with
torpcdoes exploded in the harbor of Hamburg,
on September FL, killing eleven men of the
crew.
- Major Thomas boswell, the we'll known
Virginia turfman. died ut his home in Han.
over County, on the 9th ult, in the I'D
year of his age.
- A correspondent points out that Straus
burg was taken by the French on the 28th
Of September. 1861, and re tnken by Germa
ny on the 2Sth of September, 1870.
- The Democrats have elected their can.
didates for Governor, Congress and Legslu.
ture in. West Virginia. This result gives
the democrats U. S. Senator, being a gain.
-. The census piyeA Oconee I 55n White
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
1870! 1870!
FALL, AND wiS7,ft|R|. II ! :.
"E ARE NOW receiving, from New
w York Large Stock Of

WE ARE NOW receiving, from New
w York. Large Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Which We have selected in person. and mr.
chased at the latest reduced prices. r0'tt
Our stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS ia
complete, comprising everything Elegant, Uae,
&c. .1It.' n ~ u
For Gentlenen's Wear. every grade of Win
ter Goods. from Kentucky Jeans to the best
French Cassineres, Bp"ts, Shnes Rel q.
Ala" supply Of Goods selected specially
for Chiklrcn's clothing.
A Snperffne Int nf Flannels. and the best
assortment ",: of Bed Blankets, ever opened in
|, Also. a general stock Of Hardware, Crockery.
&C.. &c. +" = - -
We will take great pleasure in showing our
'i"nds I" the public and will sell them as low
~ Goods If II similar q,nlity can be furnished in
any retail market. 'sea. CALL AND SEE.
u a.. H.. EsEaD. s. co..
Wdlhalla. October l3. 1870 52
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COUNTY AUDITOR'S@ OFFICE,

WALtIALLA,' s. O., Oct. "a, 1870.
NorMaCE l. ~ yhoggsB q gssa. lhat W. iAphual
Real nnd Personal Property Monies aud Cted-
itS IN this County. to be composed Of the CoIh.
C9mWiaiopefs.O County Auditor addi Countv
Treasurer, VII! meet in my office, on Monsay.
9th dayOf Njycmbet next. I'D Nh T'Tf ~
Any person having complaints to, make Of
my dnlnn or unequal asssssrnsnts 81 eishor
neAt Or fers"nai Property, will tpresegk them
October 25, 1870 .
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~ s.-, County Commissioners.
Jsoob iSss? IsSs* s97 T. T. esrap, d naso's' Sss Sss
Robert Cra,s.+ SO W. L. ps Rogers, s s7S
S.jE! Johnson 343 w. w Boyd. 200
w. d. Welbdrn l47 Q. Thompson, !. II
J. G, Parrptt. 4. ST
Those marked thus = are elected. The to-.
tai vote polled was 1,496~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

Those marked thus are elected The to-
tai vote pollcd, Whites, 1909; Col.
orcd, 4l3.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

op - Mr., J-yE Wcseott. from near Whining.
ton, N. c., committed suicide at Grccnville
village on Thursday OF last week, by cutting
his throat with razor. He was at the time
a student Of the Theological Seminary at
Grecnville
- Queen Emma, Of the Sandwich Islands,
has seen 30 much Of civilization that she has
resolved not to throw herself away upon the
funeral pile of her husband. but instead thero.
of to permit another suitor for her hand to
dry her tears and to sweeton hor cup of aoes.
- In November there will be elections in
fifteen States, namely: November 7, Arkan.
sas and Louisiana; November 3, Alabama,
Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Massa-
shuses:c, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Nevada, New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin,
- new loom was exhibited few days
since in Providence, and was operated by the
inventor in the presence of large number
Of manufacturing and business men, and pro.
duces cloth Of tho best quality ut the enor.
nous rate of nearly thousand yards day.
u'opo l'us' oe near peace sihco Tue
D0'" 'o"sP'Pets "aVe co'"'hehceo exam'n-
nno ,s '"o n''' ""' o'Souss."s '"e cost Soooo''
100000 is the neat little total whioh presents
itself for settlement up to date, and it takes
a hemp of glory, to open a treasury door to
thut extent. :'>"%
,o, 80. a, ao"'o" ~
~ =" 'i'"u'y' """'ueu 0i1'ooo 10 Aou'son
oo'u"u', :" sun against 'he city, TOT perso'
, ".' 'u''e' 'o0"S'""'u ~ 'e'"g '"ro"n from
"'' ""so" :" u''''"s '"r0uS" de'ecu'e
'''''''
p''l .! 're'ght TRAIN on the Chesa'
P."n' a'u o"'o n''''"au oecamo detao"ea'
""'' "o"' ot''yS nun' 'e" Gays ago ran
o'cN uPon '"o o'oNc '"ronsn the trcst'e' XII
nhg ""''o man na'hed Say' ahda colored
"'in ''a'he" "oooSon Two others were
Wouhoea' -
Zen companies OF United States troops,
dians from scolping men, women and children
on the frontier, have been ordered to Alabama
n, ho, ,,, ~; ruI,to +I, ,1,ot;,r =, .L, D. liz.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
WALHALLA, S. c.:

Friday Morning, nov. 4, 1870.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

= Europe must be near peace, since the
Berlin newspapers have commenced cxamin.
ing the bills and discussing the cost $4,000.
OOO, 900 is the neat little total whioh presents
itself for settlement up to date. and it takes
a hemp of glory to open a treasury door to
thut extent ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04
PIcKENs CoUNrY.

PIcKENs County.
For Governor.
Carpenter, IT'S Scott, 6l2
Ltcutenunt- Governor.
Butler, i. SIT Rnnsicr, 56S
Congress.
McKissick, 772 Wallace, 600
Stokes, "a
State Senate
W. q. Holcombe,* 804 S. D. Goodlett, 629
House.
J. F. Hagood,* IT'S O.. G. Folger, GIL
Judge Of Probate. ''"'' 4'''.
I. H. Philrot,* TT John Craig, y 672
\; 't School Conp,issioner.
D. F. Bradley TAP j. q. Folger,. 0sl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- Large, fine mountain apples have CON.
menced to find their way into Wahalla!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

= The franking privilege again rcurs its
horrid head in the shape Of deficit in the
postal service Of four millions of dollars, us
shown by the Postmaster Generals report -
About nineteen twenteths of the voting pop.
ulntion of the country nre in favor of its re.
peal, yet the few hundreds in Congress Assem-.
blcd have managed, and probably will still
manage, to set their wishes ut defiance.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- A magnificent first class passenger car,
built nj, the South Carolina Railroad Car
Works 10 Charleston, wast exhibited at tthe
Fair5in Auensta, last week Il ia fsyorabiy
spoken of by 1tlh,sl lps'per', d ssg,,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- A company of Northern capitalists have
taken charge Of, the road from Port ROYAL;
the great harbor between Charleston and
Savannah, and announce their purpose to
have continuous air lite road from Port
Royal through Memphis to Kunsas City ~
This road from the Atlantic passes Opeika,
Tuscumbia and across Alabama to Memphis.
It's resources aud fortunes are discussed with
interest by the press of Central Alabama
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- A new loom was exhibited few days
since in Providence, and was operated by the
inventor in the presence of large number
Of manufacturing and business men, and pro.
duces cloth Of tho best quality at the enor.
nous rate Of nearly thousnnd yards day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

has seen 30 much Of civilization that she has
resolved not to throw herself away upon the
funeral pile of her husband. but instead thcro.
of to permit another suitor for her hand to
dry her tears and to sweeton hor cup of aloes,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-04

- The Prussinns apparently do not expect
to,lesye, Franoe before the worst of the yipte,
sets,inn3sThey have just concluded contract
for,800 900 winter coats for tho army and a,
many pairs Of big winter boots. RAJ
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24
[Pnblic 10. lOl

AN act to amend an act entitled IAN act to
admit the State Of Virgins TO representation
in the Congress Of tho United States.
Be il cnactedJy the S.nats and House
Of Representatives. Of tie Unilcd States Of
Amcr;ca IN Congress assembled, That
whsrevsr,tho word "oath"is used in
the uct entitled "An act to admit the
State Of Virginia to representation in the
Congress Of the United Stotes,' it shall
be construed 10 include an affirmation;
and every person required by siid act
to lake ether Of the oahs therein pre-
'gcr1b,d, who has religions 81 ccHscien ,
tious scrupIss against taking an oath,
E.4y mske and Gle an Affirmation to the
same purport aud effect Prqgidsa, That
oil the pOins aud penalties OF perjury
prescribed BY said act shall apply also to
any hlSs affirmation taken 'hsIeUnder.
Approved, February !, 1870.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24
TPublicr- No. 81.

AN ACT repeating so much Of lie actof Ap
gust eighth, one thousand eight hundred aud
4orty.six, as declared the Dcs Noines river,
in the then Territory Of !aEq, 4Rpblic l.igF;
way. .-s-.
Be Il enacted by he Senate and House
of Representatives. ofthe United SiateS Of
america in Congress assembled, That 50
much If the opt Of August eighth, one
Thousand eight hundred and fony-six,
entitled IAN act granting certain lands
TO the Territory Of Iowa to aid 10 the
improvement of tho navigation Of the
pes Moinss river. 10 said Territory" as
mases said river public highway, end
the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved, laRpary 80, 1870.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24
l[pnhlic-Nn al

AN ACT making 'Rppfepriation 10 d0iray the
expenses Of Tho oommiilsc.op BankinP and
Currency Incurred in prrsuance Of ipvasti-
cations ordered by lie House Of representa-
sfvee.
BE Il enacted By iie ,SSndte gad Hpnss Of
Representations Of Ms Uaited States Of
America ~ Congress, assembled That the
aum Of three thousand dollars, OF 80
Inuch theEssl IS msy be necessary, be,
ADD Lie same is hereby, appropriated
,out OF any money 10 the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the purpose
Of deirayinz tho expenses Of the COp-
.milree on gBapkiug and Currency, in
ycusred 10 IallGllment OF the order ottbe
House OF Representatives..
Approved, January go. 1910.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24
Approved. January 90. 1870.
IN

AN ACT relating to retired officers Of the
army. -. 2 aa
De itenaeied&y tie Senate and House
gof Representatives. of die Uaiel Sales IF
Anastifq IN Congress assembled, That 90
Ielirsd Ulcer Of the army shall lereaf.
z ter be assigned to duty Of Gny bind, or
DO entitled TO receive moro than tho ply
aud allowances provided BY law for re-
Tired officers Of lis grade, ard oil such
assignments heretofore made shall ter.
inmate within thiry days from the pas.
sage Of this oct,
SEc. g Ana be Il further cnactecl, That
all laws and parts Of laws Inconsistent
with, the provisions Of this act bs aud
.tIe same il hereby repealed. 81
Approved, January 9li 1870.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

Solennly sHeat That I have, BY act Of
Congress Of tho Uuiied States, been re,
,leivcdiirpm the dissbffis6imP upon
me by the lpurtselth amendment Of The
Constitution of Tie United States, SO
help me Cod" which oalbs shall be to-
Ken before bnd certified BY aEy officer
lawfully authorized 10 AdmiuiIter oatls.
And any peuon who th,ll kpoTingly
swear falsely in taking either Of such
o4lbs shah be deemed guilty Of perjury,
and shall be punished therefor BY i'm.
ptisOnment not less than ono yssr, aud
moi more then ten years, and shall DO
6ae ! not less than ons thousand dOllAFI
and not more than ten thousand dollars
And 10 all trials for violation, Of this
act lhs certificate OF the taking Of either
Of said oaihS, with proof Of the signature
ofIhe party iojused, tbsil DO taken and
held as conclusive evidence thai such
oath was tegnlirly and lawfully admin.
iatercd by competent authority: And
t,yogidea further Tha. every such person
who shall neglect for tho period of
thirty days next after the PaSgoge Of this
act to take, subscribe, aud file SUCH
oath as aforesaid, sbnll be dscmed and
taken, to I'll ialenls end purposes, TO
have vacated his Office: A4d Prouided
further, That the S,ateaoR Virginia is
admitted TO representation in Congress
as ono Of the States Of the Union upon
the following fundamental conditions!
First, That the Constitution Of Virginia
shall never be SO amended or changed
-ps IodeprNs any citizen Of class Of cti.
zsns Of the United States Of the right to
vote Yho aye entitled 70 goiO By The Con.
stitution herein recognized, except % q
pubi. hmeDI for such crimes as are now
felopi.s. OF common law, whereof they
shall have been duly convicted under
laws equally applicable to allho inhnb-
lLautS Of said State: Provided, That any
alteration ofssid Constitution, prOspec-
tive in its effects, may be made 10 re-
gard 10 the time aud plaza Of Fesidenos
Ofsyotsrsa Second, That il shall never
Do lsvEuI lot the csid StO'olto deprive
any ei,izsa Of the Uni!stl States, on &C.
count Of his trace color, or previous con.
dillon ofsoryilule, Of the right 10 hold
Jtfiss under the constitution andlaWs Of
said State, orupOn any such ground TO
require Of him any other such qualiGca'
lions for Office than such OS ursrequired
Of all other ciligsus. Third. That tue
constitution Of Virginia shall never be
SO apspdpd or changed as to deprive
shy ciliz.n OF Gloss Of citizens Of the
Uuited States Of the school rights and
privileges secured by the constitution Of
said State,