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Newspaper

Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1845

Page

3

Temperance and the Abstinence Principle in Society

A sermon argues for strict temperance and abstinence as the only reliable method to curb vice. It defends the pledge against hypocrisy, urges personal integrity, and warns of the moral and social collapse from drunkenness. It emphasizes duty to God, self, and others, and calls for rising generations to adopt virtuous habits for public good.

Temperance Society Forseoth Earth C. C. Sebring New York Haviland, Risley & Co Augusta G. R. Hendrickson Savannah J. EL. Curtis Columbia Em, Carey, Haviland Harrel & Allen Cleaveland & Co E.N Miller & Co P.M. Cohen & Co R. W Burnham G. Peter A. Head W. Quirk Charleston

Southern Baptist Convention met in the city yesterday

The Chronicle notes the Southern Baptist Convention gathered with Rev. W. Brantly chairing. Delegates number about 300 from Maryland to Kentucky plus D C, with Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and Florida represented by letter. A sixteen member committee was chosen to draft preamble and resolutions for action.

Southern Baptist Convention W.'l' Brantly J. B Taylor Elon Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Louisana Kentucky District of Columbia Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas Florida Re. W. B. Johnson D. D S C. Pres Witsoe Nn Geo M.I. Mendenhall S. C J. A. McKean W. Crane I. W. Sydnet D. C J. B. Jeter T. Humy T. Humy of, Waz Rev. R. McNabb, of N.C. Rev. B. M. Sanders and Rev. C.D. Mallary A Travis E. D. King Ala Isaac T. Hinton R. Holman Isaac McCoy

Indirect losses of war drain a nation’s wealth

War not only demands vast sums but dries up wealth sources. It wastes the vigor of men, halts business, leaves fields untiled, factories idle, ships rusting, and trade deranged. Capital flees to war needs, turning energies into a single draining vortex.

Augusta Market Bagging Prices Steady

Our market for the title shows no change since the last report. The small amount done in the past week followed earlier quotations. Groceries remain firm with limited demand and last week's quotations are continued.

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