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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A LII LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD ARE recommended To
~ make use of WM. BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST it makes the bread much better than the con-
mode The Yeast is free from all impure ingredients
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adapted
for ships use and will keep in all clmaer. 1t Is now In
extensive in Boston, and orders are beginning to be
ceiycd from all quarters No better evidence is wanting ct
its superiority all other articles used for rising bca
than the following certificate
Boston, May eOth, lsll,
The undersigned having made Use Of WIN. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread IN our opinions THIS
new PREPARATION Of east is far better than ny other arl
Gle We have ever made Of and will make the bread
much whittier aud very light and we believe 1t to be free
from all impure ingredients.
signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa
yiOn American House, and Marlboro Motel, BOSTON,
II is in ut most Of the Hotels In the city, and
on board Of all the steamships belonging to Mr. Cunrad
line ofpaokes. note is just received from John Andcr'
SON. pastp Cook board the steamship BRITANNIA who
writes that he hns made Of VIM. Browns loast, for
making bread during two voyages across the Atlantic aud
recommend 1t us lar superior to ANY thing else Tor
rising bread.
The uboyo article for sale by the proprietor, AL
Washington street, Boston. Retailcdby
WoOdstOckj VI. j. ROSS, Jr'
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND HONESET CANDY,

NIEDICATED-PRICE cts OF, 10 cts. OF, 60 IL cts,
WI lb.-A remedy that hus gained great reputation
Tor the of coughs colds whOopng cough, phthsc,
throat, aud all diseases Of the lungs; also 1t is in
tensvc for clearing the voice for NoCalsts Public
Spcakers and in consequence Of the extensive sale aud
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists and Conieconers to
tereit this valuable cough remedy An imitation hus just
been shown with my name stamped the candy, evil
IDENTIFY deceive the public. For the genuine yOu will
call for " VIM, Browns Boncsc Candy Mcllcated," aud
that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WN BpowS.n The true article is for
suc in Boston, Mt wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manulactu.
rer, corner Of Washington and Elliot 81.
For sale by j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI,
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N, g. NJ. o. RANDALL,

ITAvE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by Warren
IL Mute on Central street. where they intend to hold
themselves in readiness to do all kinds Of WAiCH AND
that is done in Watch repairing shops They have Just
returned from Boston with entire new and fashionable
assortment, consisting Of Clocks, Watches, Jewery Ro-
gers best Cutlery several Of Knives and Forks Toys
Of all kinds Violin and Bass Vo Strings Caronett Reeds,
Britannia Ware of the best material and most fashionable
patterns, Combs shell and horn travelling Baskets Per-
fumery Macassar and Bears Oil Fine Gold Beads &C.
All Of which offered, reasonable be found in
in this vicinity.
n b. Please call and examine, and, upon our honor the
bomsonan medicine shall be kept Mt hay, irdesred
". 4 NJ. o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, 1871.
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TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHEi!

A NEW DISCOyERY.-1t has recently been discover
n ed that the pure Extract OF Gall combined with
Impalpable Powder Of Alum is a sure remedy for the
Toohache will Mil the In most cases and render
them in state that they may be filed without pain. The
pure article il for sale by WV. BnowS 4sl Washington
street. Boston None genuine unless signed by the pro-
preior, VIM Brown. See certificate Of lis efficacy the
direction. For sale by j. 4. DUNBAR, Woodsfock.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after MONDAY, November Q, leil, The passen
" ger trains will run MS follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosTOy
At & ga A.. NJ. At l.2 m.
At l2M AZ II IL A. N.
At l-2 p, NJ, At5pM
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REVEREND |. COvERTs.
BALM OF LIFE.

4 NEV and uailaJie remedy for the aure of COnSunp
ton, asthma, Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, and
all diseases Of the Lungs and Windppej erttnSiUeiy
used dndrecOmme Hded by the Medical Faculty, 10 WhOm
the receipt has been freely made kHOuR.
LY, PHELPS AND co, HHOLES4LE DRUGGIST,
l42 WATER STREET, GENERAL AeENTS, ARE
PRER1RED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS ON the
PROPRIEROR'S TERMS
rINIlE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor of his
medicine from Physicians, Clcrgymen and others, who
have become acquainted with its nature and elect
among which are the following -
From the Boston Medical JOurRdi August Goth, 1910.
The following is nm extract from article in that paper
on M0rbUs Laryngeus COnciOndtOrum," Bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Matera Mcdca
und General Pathology in Geneva Medical College
"The Rev. COvers Mixture, also now used so extern
sycy for this affection by ClGrgymen, belongs to the
class stimulating eNpeclornnts being one of those lucky
combinations ofmedcinolagents which, while II promotes
expcctoratiOn, does not impair the tone o the stomaoh
OF this medicine ee at liberty to speak, since its COM
position is held from the PROFESSION, and we hope
the proprieors will iii to give 1t to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed
in own case, ana i'll the case Of many Others with
ecided benefit.
TO al chom il may concern, This may certify tha-
have examined the Rev. COverts ingredients, COM
pounded under the name of the BALM OF lIrEi and be-
cye said compound is happily calculated to relieve pert
fall ages and sexes afflicted with acute and chronic
diaeases of the lungs aud windpipc, us indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts %
the chest administered 9edcr suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses, JOsEfl L. fllNEh,
Physician Surgeon.
AunURs, August Sis 1888.
This ccrthes that having examined the Rev. Covers
RAIN OF LIFE, in all its component parts, we do be-
lcve il to be of the best compounds for coughs, con-
sumpons, chronic nlamatlons, ETC., of which we have
any knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its use
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
wv. DANIELS, NJ ID. su
W. LOVEJOY, NJ. j. '"'""'
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. u, Onondnga.
4, LAWRENCE, NJ, ID Baldwinsvils.
DR. G r PHELPS New-Engand Agent, Hartford Conn
AGENTS IN TERMONT,
j, ROSS,Jr Woodstock
b. u. Newton, Norwich,
j. &. Brooks, Hartford,
Wooster Downer, Sharon,
Downer, Nevins ~ Fish, RoyaltOn,
o. Gleason n Co, Bethel,
II Richardson x Co. Rochester
Myrick Gay, Stockbriige,
j. w. French, Randolph
:. u, Mason, West Randolph,
Egerton a Walker, East Randolph. 57-ly
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VOL. III.
Spirit of tbe age.

TERMS-S200 Il year; 81 80 in dd,ance The cost of
transportation in all cases. TO be paid by the subscribers
subscriptions are not received, nor advertisements in
serted unless by advance payment guaranty of pay.
ment by some responsible person known the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted for 80 and
non subscribers for 50 year.
Or All communications must be addressed, postage
paid, to C. G. EASTMAN.
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TO THOMSONIAbS.

A FEW copies Of Matsons American Vegetable Prac
n ticc, or new and improved Guide Health, design
cd for the use of families. For sale BY
Gent 90 IsiI n. a N. o. RANDALL
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LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToy
Al & "a a. NJ. At l.2 4. NJ.
AT IL VI. Al II IL A. N.
At i l-2 p. NJ. At5p.
LEAVE LOWELL
At "a AN. At la pm. At IL 3-4 PM
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett nj TyngsbOrOugh
North Chelmsford and Mddlesex.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names nj the Railroad Ticket Office and passenger,
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will be con.
ycyed to any part olthe city without charge.
roro From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
/ From Nashua, To Boston, $3.50
On the arrival Of the cars at Nashua stages cnyc for all
part of New-ampshrc, Vermont, New.York and Cannla
via Amoskeag, Concord Keene Charlesown, n. H., Wind.
sor, and BrachOrO, VT.
Books are kept Bosroy at the Stage Office. No. and
II Elm.srcct,-nlso in LOWELL, Mt the Northern aud
Western Railroad and Stage office In front Of the Depot
where seats be secured in any nj the Conches aud
information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpot si
Charcstown and Nashua, every morning. (Sndays cVcep
ed.)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, must be sent TO the COmpanys Freight
Depot, Churestown, at the end ofWarrcn Bridge.
Goods be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot early the evening before
The Company having provided large aud cOmmOdiOu4
Store Houses both in Nashua and Chaestown and hly.
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise, give notice that they prepared
To raspOrt all GOODS ana country Produce which be
forwarded 10 their Dcpos, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly So
cure goods from damage and careful and yperenced men
to take charge of the transportation business at the De-
pots and to accompany the goods the road
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public, but to extend every facility their power
both C Transfers and Merchants have fixed upon the
following rates OF Freight;
SO, so per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
bulk Salt Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber &C. 80 per ton
Z, fnupu NyaN hgfx Nash and
All Regular Transfers running To the will be car
ricd the road between Nashua and Charestown each
way, free ofexpcnse.
Nashua, October "a, lsil. 7s
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halifax sulphur and Cha
Iybeafe springs, ta.

THE aaelersign ned. proprietor u the above
Watering Iises. hrEehy InioTms his friends
and the public .neraily. that be . prepared
- entertain yisaI-rs ~ the mnsi eoinieftAuie
.,yle, and on terms corresponding with me
hardness Of the lines =,
The Incaliaa i . favorable ope for health
"a abundance. hrina on the mad leading tom
Million N. C. 10 Clarksyiile Va. about mid
,rsy between those fwu points and i6 miles
rom The G,fTalo Springs IN Mrckleahure. Va
The waters are INV underaoing a. Analysis
nm P,ofessor GsTdaer Of Hanpden Ssdsey
C,,ileee. aud The d, dersigned Freieis his ina
h;,i,y 10 give The resuil. What - 1t mafe I'M
unrtanee however, tofhe public, q the knewa
n; lacy of these waters 10 removing eas're
ind hepaiia arrangements, especially ,nese
forms constituting Dyspepsia and agle sna
Fever. cuiancous diseases ALEC sperdhy o's-
,npesr under lie use. whilst lie powers are s'g-
nslly manifested IN the resnaval al oslcnsons
ADD other affections /, { the urinary organs:
rhe female system loo. has heen Happily and
promptly relieved ofsome ol the mist distress
np affections to which j. is suhIeet.
The cha 'ybrsie water has been but hsile nsca'
bal from ils prompiiraaeaee an removing gen.
eral debility IN cscheriic and cho'orohc cases.
much ben, I'll may be expected 70 result from
lie nse 10 cases to which il is adapted.
The vo,arirs of plestnrc viii fi'.d ample o.
musement in the Bill Room ard the good
music Of the I.ynehbWa Band. amo gst whom
10 tina crlebra, performer on the octave hute
Blind Billy
Board nv The day 81 ;hy The week SO Ny tho
| month $40. cLildren aud servants hall puee.
Horses by the day rs renls; by the week ss'9o
cents; by The month $40.
Halifax County. va July !. 1912. 81
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a N Improved Wonl Carding Machine
= has lalely been established al Judge
Roffin's Mills. on Hsw River in Orange
county. where persons 10 the surrounds
ING county who have wool to card may
be speedily accommodated. Bring clean
wool. clear Of knots aud hu,rs. and good
work shall be dime. In preparing il. put
one pound of lard to IL pounds Of wool.
Price 6 Ia cents---for mixing ten cents.
Wool taken in exchange tor work.
CARUTIlERS & co.
June s. 81
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.ana e0pld 10, % q,
IA IL ezeicise ~ iliis one nan po6ei.
AZ. Tyler h.s gone : isf beyond Gen.
sral J.rksan As GsnsFal Jackson hal gone
bsy0nd his prsdseessau IN a,s sxs1rize
o. tie veto power. Tie vas noi surpris-
ed lhai ile 80 ca..ed Democratic party.
was partial % lhe veto power. form Is oas
q llsir PriHeiPles % maintain he one
man power. Mr.. Caruihers Geni on %
gise additional evidences Of he union. .
he believed, between die friends Of the
President and the Loco FOoOs. Mr.
csFulhen was eat shon in The midsl Of
his remarks by ihe one hour rule.
Mr.. Rheil. Of s. G., led or in strong
Speech in reply 10 ihe more strong and
excited Speeches which were made in Ire
caller Pan Of ihs debate. Mr.. r. sas-
taired Inc principles Of The velo.
lie was replied 10. or rather the Other
side Of The question was taken, in three
very able snd eloquent speeches, BY Mr..
Summers. OF Va, Mr. Barnard, Of n. Y,
and Mr.. White, of Indiana.
Mr.. Smith, Of Virginia, obtained The
floor. and the House adjourned.
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Attenti0n!!

To he conimissiOatd and noa connsissioHsd CT
csrs and Musicians bsioagiag % TIE .giamaaes
BalidiVn. ~
yoU are hereby notified and ordered tu
a attend at Csihsrino Coolies. on ihe
lsi day Of August next, Al eleven O'Clock,
equipped as the Law directs, for drill mus
sier aud court martial; and on the I'd you
will attend, with your respective compa-
p,nes. equipped 80 the las directs Tor
Battalion Exercise.
MARTIN coBLE, MJOr.
July ~. 32-
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RHODE ISLAND NEWS.
Proyidence, JUNO a9-Ia

Providence, June 29-ls noon.
| cane here TO volunteer my services
from a sense OF duty. The mttier is.
however. all over. Dorr has run away,
and over one hundred Of his followers
have been taken prisoners. saw a pat
Of the spoil, brought inta the city TO day.
Among other things there were several
cut and thrust blades. about ten inches
long. stuck INTO the end. Of long rough
poles. There is no doub, that a par, Of
The Spartan band from the city Of New
York were a, Chepschet and asd with
Dorr. One Of them was taken and makes
this statement. Il is equally true thai
Dssezac,, was not there. This ely is
filed with armed meo. who appear 10 be
determined TO put an end 10 this outbreak.
Although have met hundreds wandering
about The city, have no, seen one 10
der the least excitement BY liquor. They
are the farmers, mechanics. aud laboring
men Of. the country. The uprising has
been general, and tie most wealthy as
yell as the poores, have volunteered to
serve in the ranks. Such is The stuff of
which those are made who are denounced
BY the .Locofocos a. the sristocracy.
There are a few Ia le,s fellows from
Massachusetts congrsgated near The Paw
tuxei. on the line OF the Safe, who are
disposed Tor mischief. Il is SAID Gos-
efnur DAVIS has ordered out a f0tce OF
flying sriillefy to dlsperso them.
DJrt's coz ar,iIcs is little more dis
gushing THAI is bis s;tocious folly. |. is
10 be regreltcd tina. among The prisoners
there is not one man Of consequence
enough IA be made salulary example.
The Providence Jourusl of this morn
ing, together with the extra bulletins issued
from that Office. will no doubt convey 10
you tho PARTICULARS IN regatd TO passing
events.
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Your obedient servant,
OLIVER OLDSCII00I..
For the Recorder.

4rH or JULY CELEBRATION,
AtJames McCray's Store in the county
AZ Orange. attended by the Orange Troop,
Capt. llarvey's company Of Militia and .
larsa eoncourse of ciuzens. Alter me
e,mpan,es gong through their various
,rdu,lno.. ,hey msrch'd il iront o. The
.,hca, Pole. Tie Declaration 81 indie
sai.ace va, there reaJby Col. D,Iiei a
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.Altention!!

n fk< csnn;is.irs - Ne. flsrnisi~ssd nlEesrs
snd AIrsiis4s 6slsAsisE Q ias Back Creek
VOU are hrsshy commsn'ed 20 ailena
u :. Mason Han. an Friday he 18th
JuIr. Al slrsen o.ciork. armed and fq'iP-.,
ped a. lhs IA directs. Tor drll muster and
court msrusl; and on Saturday, ibe l6ih.
you ~ III attend siih ysnr respective com
panies a.tsa o'clock lof Battalion extr-
PAISLEY NELSON. MJOr.
July6. 81
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|, gives us pleasure 10 state. fnr The IN.
formation Of our readers, ,ha, every In-
dicstion assures us that the majurlles w
both Houses of Congress are determined
10 perserere, in theidce Of every obstacle,
in the discharge Of lhslS duty, and 10 pass,
before this session is brought, to close, a
Tariff of Duties aud lpposls such as shall
be calculated 10 meet the wants Of the
Gasernment and the wishes of the Peo-
pie. The vots ~ the House of Repre-
sentatlses yesterday, uroa The qnestihn.of
receiving a. proposllion 1. tx upon . day
loo adj Jurnmen,, shows that majority oil
that oody will No, al pesent consent 10
entertain any proposluan TO that effect. or
even 10 allow tito be made the subject oil
consideration. When woreilect upon the
advance Of the season, the oppressive
heat which now prevails. aud The great
anxiety OF The Me,nb rs, after 80 lnng
an absence, 10 be at home and about iheii
private adlrs, this desesniaalln argues
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THE MARKETS.
srSrt,RnaE saE@sI.a

gEEH5T SCHOOL,
THE Subscriber vail reopen he School
a. Chapel Hill. on The lSsh Of The
present mOalh. Terms Of luIlioa are for
Lain and Greek. $40. n paid 4 lie be-
ginning u The sesaon-ss5 Il paid -
The snd. For English sls-~iIh the ad-
d,tiOn.i charge u IS il NOT Psid IN adj
w. w. HOOPER.
Chapel IIill, JuIys. 81
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WecElg Alnlnnac
Attention.!

a. GsmunirsiuaeS sd Rss tie14tssssnfe "
~ a. zssif.rs tdeAss~s 70 iAs es-s
trssk 6aississ'
xOu are hsrshr paiified and eanasrd.
ed /, s,isnd Il cal't George Met
,o~.,. an fnday lie 20.h ~ isls. % III
o'rlorL lsr ne purpose ~ DIN sod Cs,.'t
M -; and on sS.lnuisy The sob. 81 J
.'eIosk. ,.u wlll attend wilh year e pre-
slsr camp.sies. armrd and equ'PPsd ssil.c
Las amsris .v,lh l~uf roauds % poudtfs
Coz LAT .l,Oa sxerrisr.
WM. SHAW. Lieut.. CO..
gaiFs. ~
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Mail Arrangements.

sasHE Raleigh Mail arriv 8 at this Office on
l Monday, Thursday and Saturday morn
ings: and dcpa'ts on Tuesday, Thursday and
Sundav mornines. Letters 20 g., by this mail
should be lodged in the office on each day Of its
departure hy seven o'clock A. NJ. as The mail is
closed at eight.
The G,eensborouch Mail arrives "a this OF
fee On SUNDAY. TUESDAY, and Thursday mora
ines; and departs on Saturday. Monday aud
Thursday mornings Le,tersto 90 by this mai
should be lodged in the Office On Z { evenings
Of Sunday, "Wednesday and Friday by eight
o'clock.
TH0S. CLANCY, Pm
July |. al
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chatarler. rhcir virtues are proved by the
voluntary testimonials Of The persons they
have cured, aud who accompany their cerlIii-
Gates with their names aud places ofrcsidencc.
These certificates nov amount 10 thousands,
being hundreds 10 each particular kind nf dis.
case they embrace The most fightful and
inveieraie cases al Scrofnir, Pilcs, Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Bilious and Liver Affections, acute
and chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Bsonchnis,
Scrofulnus as well as Nitrous Consumption,
habitual costivencss. Worms, Stomach aud
Buwel complaints Of all kinds, headache, gid.
dincss, aud nervous debility, eruptise diseas.
cs, and the cloudcd, sallow, unhealthy, APP.
pcarance of The skin, arising from various
causes oc vi health Fever and Asue Of every
variety, seuled pains 10 the side, back, organs
AID limbs, bumors, ulcers, foul breath aud Ia
wa d fever, night sweats and general y eakness
aud loss OF appct,t the m n 8. swo fate
and gums, affections &c the bladder, kidnev,
sp eea ID pln,a, ard the sickness o iincidcntai
10 females, together with very many other
malcdies which cannot be here enumerated.
TIE c,ttihcates OF cure in all these diseases
are IN men in nnmbcr, and clear, direct, and
explicit Ia description. aud coming as they do
IN every case from The persons cured, they are
indIspuiable and conclusive IN authority.
These Questionable medicines should therefore
be KEEP, by every family and grown person Ia
the Unson, a3 they will be found To be not
Only the best remedies for disease, but also lis
most certain representatives., aud the surest re-
novators Of sound, cheerful and elastic health.
They are singularly mild aud agreeable in
their operation, and though perfectly effeciual,
never occasion even the Temporary prostratlon
aud nausea. which always follow the use Of
coarse. drastic purgcs aud the use nfcalomei.
P enired wholesale aud retail by DR.. Vim. u.
Moifa,,, 3T5 Broadway, New York. For sale
also by the agents.
s@l-s These valuable Medicines are
skSS for sale at the Office Of the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder.
d. HEARTr, .agenf.
I'll, 70 81
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A Negro Man and his wife
(ilY Snle.

TTHE fellow is good Blacksmith, and
= bis vile q good Wsshefwoinsn.
" i'll elher sell or exchange them for 9th
or negroes. and should prefer ,bs latter.
IL not privauly disposed Of bsiore The
August Term OF Orange County Cour,,
they viii ihsn he snld al The cur, house
10 The highes. bidder. The man is nov
hired QUITO Mr.. Campbell. Terms made
krown a. The time oi sale.
F. NASH.
July IL. ~
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MIIrARY CONVENTION -This body
met 10 lhs city Of Raleigh on Monday
the 4lh incl, and was orgsnized BY The
appointment Of Gen. Mrllae Of Whining
ION. President; and Majors Mciienry
and NJ ere, Secretaries. The following
gentlemen Here appointed as committee
10 report matter for tie deiibefsIion Of the
Con, eniion. to wii:-Gener,Is Cfen
shlw, Haywood. McR,e, M.rsiellsr;
Colonels Green. L,tliejnhn, PHILIPPE,
Taylor. V-uehsr; and Major Nixon;
sfer which The body adjourned 10 meet
The mex, day. On 'ruesdsy. the commit
Tee reported. and ,arons smendmsnls 70
the existing laws were agreed upon - "
recon nendsd 10 the siuplion Of The lie
gislstaIs. The Convention sJjaurnet
sine die on Wednesday morning. There
were Only about 60 or 20 delegates IL
attendance.
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CANDIDATEs.-I'hs following pr
sons have bern a1noanced Is eaDAds.es
II this couniy. a DE eleclion ~ Augasi
nexr:
WING.
Senat-Ilsgh MAidell. esq
c mmsns-Dr. Mirhae. Holt and
Giles Ms5aae, Hsnry X Nash and HaF-
rison Parker. esqrs.
DEMOCRATIC.
.Stnafe--Gen. Joseph Allison.
comaens-Col. John SiOckard. Or.
julius G.. Brarken. and Cad. Jones. jr.
and Wm. \ Pratt esqrs.
For Skeri9-James @. Turrentne.
William Nelson-