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Tootl.ache! Tootil-ache!!

4 a Il. La OUN . ELiAln Is SPECIFY,
IB certuln aud lasting cure Tor the most
painful and distressing disease that can affect
the human frame. In almost all cases Of
Tooth ache it arises from decayed state of
the parts, which exposes to the action of the
atmospheric air, the nerve or Internal surface
of the copiuus or rotten tooth, and cure must
be effected, either by extraction or by render
ng those parts imperious to the action Of the
air.
DR.. Lacount's Elixir is particularly adapted
TO destroy the nerve, without the slightest in
jury to the other teeth, and thereby effect u
permanent cure. lis application is not at.
tended by the slightest pain, or Inconvenience.
UTrhousands have declared that they would
not be wlthou. this preparation fit cost $40
per vial.
Price, so Gents.
For sale i'll Edgefeld, by
J. D. TlBBETT'S.
Oct. 80 Gun 40
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Samuel Cartledge, Administrator Of
Richard Hardy, deceased,
The Distributes Of the said Richard
Hardy, DECEASED.
WN7HEREAS tile said Samuel Curtledge,
Wv Administrator of Richard Hardy, dec ed,
has made application TO me, 10 account for and
settle up all his Transactions as Administrator,
on said Estate, These are therefore to cite and
adnlnnish. all and sngulur, the Distributes Of
the Estate Of the said Richard Hardy, deceased,
to wit: Thomas Hardy. James Hardy, Richard
Hardy, Abncr Glanton AID Tavy his wife, ia
cob Lucins and his wife Martha, Lucy Parks
widoY of John Parks, deceased, James Key
and Eliza Key, children. of Eliza Key. deceased,
Brantly Tompkins and Fnrman Tompkins.
children of Susan Tompkins, deceased, the legal
representatives OF Nancy Howerton, decea-
sed, who was the wife Of James Howerton ana
daughter of sal Richard Hardy, deceased,
Elizabeth Hardy the youngest daughter and
Mary t11ldy, tne widow OF the said Richard
Hardy, to be and appear before ME in my Of
flee, a, EdseGeld Court House, on Monday
the 10Th day of February next. TO show cause.
if any they have. why the accounts of the said
Samuel Carlledge should not be finally accep-
ted and received and final settlement aud
decree made upon his Administration upon the
Estate of the said Richard Hardy, deceased.
Girrn under my hand aud seal this the 2ls
October, IS44.
JOHN HILL, Ed.
Oct. % If 80
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Brought 10 the Jail

NF this District, a short time since, a
W Negro man who says his name is
FERNEY. and that he belongs to Mr..
William Boiling. of Raleigh, N. c.. and
that whilst travelling rn Mississippi, under
the charge of "A Mr.. Calvin B"ugh, he got
lost from his company. Said Negro is
between twenty one or twenty-five years
of age, about five feet nine inches high,
and very light complexion.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away. otherwise he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
G. II. GOODMAN, Jailur.
Dec. 4 ,f 15
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Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against the
IA Estate of Richard Hardy. deceased. are
requested to present them to me in the Oidi-
narys Office. duly utlestrh. on The 10Th day Of
February next, wher a final settlement will he
made on said Estate
SAMUEL CARTRIDGE, Amir.
Oct. go If SO
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WoOl Gro,oing and Cotton iMaaufactu
ring in Mississippi. The following is
from the NatcheZ Courier ofthe llI ulI :
1--WE were yesterday shown, by our
valued friend. Samuel r. McAlIisIer,
Esq, couple Of samples of Wool sent to
him by Mr.. james Rrowu of Yazoo cnun :.
~. The Wool WAS Of the finest. .softpsI
texture. far surprising any we have ever
seen We were surprised when told thai
sucl an article had been raised in Missis.
sippi, where. until The few years, past, but
lf'le attention had been given to such
products. the cultivation Of Cotton having
occupied the entire lime of our farmers.
Mr.. Brown sends Mr. McAIlisrer a bale
of Wool weighing 4O01bs. of exceIleiI
quality, which lie desires 10 exchange 70,
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From the Farmers (Chera,o, S. c. Ga=rttc.
MADDER.

We have inserted in 10 days paper, an
interesting article from The American En-
cy,lnpcdia, on the cultivation and uses Of
Madder. The following additional parlic
ulars we conhense from the Report of The
Commissioner Of Patents:
1t is said to net a profit of $500 to the
acre. when properly managed.
A gentleman in Ohio raised 1000 lbs.
10 the acre, and believes it may be made
10 produce 900 lbs. which is greater
Than the average crops Of Germany and
Holland.
The labor required is said to be from 80
to 100 days work per annum, and crop
j.; nol reaped ill ii is three years old.
The nature Off soil in which. it is cuI-
tivalel, has considerable effect on the color
OF the d ye.
Whether the cultivation Of Madder could
lie successfully prosecuted in South Caro-
lima, is as yet doubtful, hut al all events.
il would be well to experiment with it on
s;rall scale.
(From the Encyclopedia Am,cricana.)
CULTIVATION OF MADDER.
"hladder (rubld)-a genus or plants
that. has given It's name TO an extensive
family, including among others, the se-
nus galium or JsdStrar. which it closely
resembles IN habit, but differs in The fruit
which consists of two globular cureneous
berries. Fifteen species are. known. of
which only one nhabts The United States,
viz: the, r Bro1cnei, winch grows in
Georgia, Florida. anu the mountains of
Jamaica. They are chiefly herbaceuus,
with rough branching stems, simple ea.e
arranged in whorls Of four Or six, aud small
flowers, which are usually disposed in ter.
minal panicles. r. inctorm, or dyer's
madder, is by far the most important of
the genus, on account Of the fine scarleI
color afforded by the roofs; and. indeed,
this substance is essential to The dyers and
calico printers, and their manufactures
could not be carried on without ii. In con.
sequence it has become an important ari.
Gle of commerce, and is imported into
Britain from Holland to very srea, ex-
tent. Though cultivated in France for a
century and half, the supply is made
ouale 10 the consumption in that country,
and tits largely imported from The Levanr,
as well as from Holland. Siuce the ex
tension of manufactures in the u. States.
il has become an object of Importance to
introduce the culture OF madder, and The
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HB a. A ~ III B ab ID TX =,
III. Iii Wes-fanpbD6 T HEfynRa'.

sk uE subscribers hatmS been appointed
Il Agents ior the GrecnriiLe Paper Mil and
Bindsry, have now on hand, and will sell
BLANK BOOKS. of all descriptions, w RI
TING and WRAPPING PAPER, at Charles
ton or New York prices. Please give us
call and satisfy yourselves.
]. COIN G. CO.,
Cheap Cash Store.
Edgcfed, Dec. 25. 19 sm
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Head Quarters.

CHARLESTON, 3Otll December, 1914.
General Orders, No. 3.
HID J.GAGE, T. EDWIN WARE. ROB-
M0s ert G. McCaw, John E. Muldrow,
Thomas B. Haynesworlh J. Hayward Glover,
A. G. Summer, John Buchanan, Jr., G w.
Taylor, and William ellison, are appointed
Aids.de. Camp to the Commander.in.Ch Chief, with
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. They will
equip and report to Head Quarters at Char
lestolr for duty by The fret day of February
next
By order of the Commander.in.C Chief:
J. w. CANTEY,
Adiutant and Inspector General.
January Is 81 81
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted 10 the Esta,e The
IA late David Richardson, deceased are re.
G',esled 10 make payment by the first day of
January next, as longer indulgence will not be
given. All persons having any demands against
the Estate. are likewise requested to present
them as the law directs.
]. NJ. RICHARDSON, lErec,ors.
]. S. GUIGNARD,
Nov.6 ia
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just Received

AAn BBLS. WHITE POTATOES,
lOs1 80 bbls choice Canal Flour,
80 boxes S. Sperm Candles,
so DO. Extra and No. Soap.
20 half aud or. bbls. No. MackereI, (choice,
40 kits
90 qrarter bhls. No.2
5 cases choice Goldfish.
2 cases fresh Mns'ard, (extra,)
3 boxes Chocolate. No. /.
For sale low by
SIBLEY s. CRAPON.
Dec. II II 46
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For Sale.

RTY House and Lo, in the Village of Edge
I'VE field containing forty.,wo and half
(424) acres. The lot IS in complete repair,
with all necessary out buildings. For further
JOHN r. WEAVER.
Dec. 18 IT AZ
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50 "A ASSa1-lkssUSE
AND
G02sef mess, ore ESas5ESseSS.

ilA.uE / nG, SC.
& liz Subscribers have connected them.
IL SELVES IN The ARE-nUUSE AND
LUMMlON BUSINESS, al the old stand ul
u. WALKER, under The firm OF
w A l. Il b K d. T. AR SON.
They would beg leave 10 offer then services
10 their friends and the public geurraly. in the
TRANSACTION oi a COMMISSION BUSINESS, in all
It's branches. They are pr, pared t. attend To
The Sale, Storage and shipping et Cotton. Ba.
con. Flour, und other i'roGucc ..c-:3=,,,g:-...l
rOT,cuTutHy GOODS, purchasing IL Orncr, &c. SC.
They eel assllreu iruIn Tile favorable location
of their y are. House, well known To the pub.
lie US The WATER PROOF NARE HOUSE,
aud for It's many advantages in point OF location.
and from The lonSl experience ol Mr.. Walker IN
the Cotton business. who will devote his per
sonal attention 10 tile sales of Cultum; aud
from their determination TO deynte their undl.
rICed attention TO The business they will be
able to- give general satisfaction.
Their charges will he Tor 'lling c0to OH 25 cents
per bale; for shr ping do, Ia cenls Tor selling all
other prnduce2 per cent; % cents per pack.
age Tor receiving and forwarding Merchandise.
No commission sill he charged nur customers
for the purchasing of goods Having fne
Wlr,if attached to oui Ware Huuse., no
Wharfage will he charged Oh Cotton consigned
to Our care, either E,r sLIc or To he shipped to
Savannah or Charleston. Liberal adyces OH
produce cnnsigned o us. will be made when
desired.
We pledge ourselves not to speculate in or
purchase one bale oil Cotton, but devote al ull.
divided attention to the interest ofour customers
Which we hupe will insure us liberal patron.
age.
Yours, Respectfully,
WALKER & PEARSON.
G. WALKER.
|. l.. PEARSON.
I avail myself of the present occasion to re-
turn my thanks to my friends and patrons fo;
their liberal support during the past four years.
and assure them properly appreciate their
kindness and confidence; and in return will
use my hest personal efforts 10 protect their
inletest when conlided to Walker q Pearson,
for whom would solici. your confidence and
support.
Yours, Respectfully,
G. WALKER.
September a, Il 80
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.


wife and others, B,h Jor Pa7.
vs.. iilion and Ae.
and others.
Mt appearing to my satisfaction IE" %h .hat Barc n
Tennessee and hi. wife Susan, john Gibson,
lanes Atchison and his wife Sarah. Ophelia
Rnrker. % William Adams, James Adams. Thos.
Adams Jeremiah Barnet and his wife Julia,
James SralIsworlh, Galloway Stailsworti, Park
Stnisworlh, Jackson Stallsworth. Nicholas
SaIIsworth and Nancy Stallsworlh, Defend
ants in this suit, reside without the limits of.his
State. on motion of MIR. Carroll, Complainants
Solicitor, 1t is ordered, that the above named
defendants do plead. answer OF demur TO the
complninants said bill Of complains withinthree
months from the publication hereof or the
said bill will be taken pro confesso against
them.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. e. D.
October 25 3m 81
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Head Quarters.

CHAKLESTUN, JdH' 1C10'
General Orders. No. a.
TAMES w WILKINSON. NJ. r. Sin
~ gle,on, John H. Huger, Montgomery
Moses, George P. Elliott: C. D. Melton, John
Harleston, John Wi,l,erspocn, w. A. Hayne,
Richard II. Lowndes, John A. Alston, and
John B. Poyas are appointed Aids de-Camp 10
the Cummander.ili-C Chief with the rank OF
Lieutenant Colonel They will equip and
report for duty to Head Quarters by the first
day of March next.
BY order of the Commander.in Chief
j. w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
January IS st 81
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INVALUABLE
F a. IN il y M e dicin e S.
~, IA, s; - sss
lEsgss;5ssll q j|kSsSSM "a ssSaassa
lsssss
lkzAa: 81 RaazsSA 9 % Il l.;Is|s; s 81

"Prove all tiangs, and hold fast to that
1chich is good Paul
FENHESE Pills are no longer among those
b of doubtful utility They have passed
away from the thousands daily launched on
the tide Of experiment" and now stand higher
in reputation, and are bccuming more cx,cn.
svely used than any other medicine ever pre-.
pared They have breninlr"dnced into every
place where il has been Inund possible to carry
them. and there are few towns, or villages,
but contain some remarkable evidences Of
their good effects. Blu, it is not necessary 10
advertise them at large. or to say any thing
further nf them, than TO u caution those wish
ing to purchase Anlibillinus Family MEDICINE,
10 be particular to enquire for SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS. as there are nuner.
Gus preparations pul "l sale almost every day,
Of doubtful efficacy. T., satisfy the ,rorid Of
the inestimabe worth Of this Medicine,
would simply observe that, it has been long
used by some "f the leading lights Of ths pro-
fessinll in their extensive practice and is now
prepared with great care, and upon scientific
and chemical principles, for general use, by
the present proprietor ONLY. The ,mpu'ation
of Quackcry therefore cannof be Gfred to this
Medicine, since il is The preparation of regular
practising Physicians. ,rho haze made The hral,ng
art their profession. and ,rhOse pharmacentic
preparations ,rL crcr be held IN the highest esti
nation.
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Cotton Goods of Mr.. Ms manufacture,
aud writes that he will be able in few
months 10 send him another bale of Wool
Of superior quality.
81 is certainly pleasing 10 see that our
planters are beginning to take an interest
in Mr.. McAlls.ers enterprise ofmanufac-
turing, and to see what advantage palroni-
zing him will be to them. MIR. ii. is pro-
crossing finely with his factory, having as
much employment as his force can des-
patch, and making various articles of a
quality inferior to none in the Uni NJ
Manutdcturing in Nutche- Miss.-The
Natchez Free Trader says that the cotton
mandatory of which it has frequently
before spoken, has lately fallen in thu 'lands
Of Samuel + McAlllsrcr, Esq, who is
adding to his buildings and making valu'
able improvements in the machinery
winch will enable INN to supply The whole
country with coarse Negro clothing, bag
g,ns, rwinr, camille wick, linseys, jeans
&c. lie Is now manufacturing an article
vi cotton baggins out ol the refuse COTTON
such as is altogether unmerchau'abfe
which, Tor strength, weight aud durability
is unsurpassed BY the very Kentucky bag,
glng. He is also weaving. OF me same
kIud OF cotton, very excellent article toi
cortuu bags for ulckers.-Charleston Pa
triot
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G.. WALKER.
|. l.. PEARSON.
Fall and Winter Goods.
VM. KETCIIAM d. CO.,
September a,
HAMBURG, S. G..

HAMBURG, 5. G..
"A RE now receiving their FALL AND WIN
"a. TER stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
NEGRO CLOTHS. BLANKETS, BoLTING CLOTHS,
rIARPETiNG. BoSNETs, and
all the fine and fashionable articles for Ladies
and Gcnliemen'S mcar.
We have completed such arrangements ns
will put us it the rcceip, Of nc,o Goods ,ceekiy,
during the business season so thai all The new
styles OF fashionable goods can he found nj our
Store as good as the best, and cheap as The cheap
est, as fast as they shall appear in the New York
market
THE MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP,
will stIll he conducted
By Mr. G. W DICKINSON.
A fmc assortment of Cloths. Casimcres, Yes.
tings aud TaiIor's Trimmings constantly on
hand.
VIM. KETC1AM & 90.
September II, If 80
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SHELLEY & CHeAPON,
Wholesale & Retail Grocers,

30 do. Porto Rico do.
III do. Muscovado do.
3 do. Clarified do.
10 bbIs. Crushed do.
5 do. Pulyerlzed do.
5boxes double refined Leaf Sugar.
COFFEE.
60 bags Old Government Java Coffee
10 do. Augustura do.
300 chuice Rio do.
Bales Mocho DO
CHEESE.
20 casks prime Cheese.
BAGGiNG.
200 pieces Heavy Dundee. "A 10 as inch.
100 do. Tow, as inch
$50 do Gergia Il Corolina. "a to 45 in.
so do Kentucky, (hravy) 44 to 45 in:
"a bales Gunny,24 per yard, 4o TO AZ in.s
SHOES.
5000 pair thick Brogans, choice
1000 do. Kip do do
l0U0 do Women and Boys Shoes.
3UU0 lbs Sole Lea her.
ROPE
$50 coils Manila Rope
so do. Kentucky Rope
50 do. Jule do.
MOLASSES
10 hhts. Trinidad
rs bbls. New Orleans.
OOUI IRON
90 lbs. Iron OF vaious a sizes. viz:
4 aud ] by &, 22s and "A by ] lo3
q to a by TO I, 44 toS By 1 to5
5000 lbs. Band from
tlfI413 22t3e1
1000 b= Hoop Iron, from 10 Il inch
10 bundles Nail Rods
do German Siell, assorted sizes,
CHAIRS.
dozen Rocking Chairs. and wood
BLANKETS.
2 bales 94 Blankets
2, do, IO4 do. weighing Z lbs the
paW
2 DO. Grey do lO-4,
A good assortment oi Bed Blankets
from
I0iol2.4.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
20OD yds Washington Jeans heavy,
2OO0 do. Coventry Plains.
SALT
1900 Sacks Salt. Charleston Sacks9
5 do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt.
NAILS.
l25 Kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
25 do Finishing Nails
20 do Drads.
SHOT.
200 Bags, assorted Sizes
BACON.
10000 Primo Country Sides.
POWDER.
30 Kegs Dupont's FFF 6
~ do Blasting
l2 do EAGLE.
SEGARS.
In NJ. Large Spanish wv. All.
VI Spanish e. Valedos)
ION, do (RP P. N.Y.
e NJ. LinbI- ) S,,an,Sl, <I--N-.IoJ.,o) --
Mlmperial Regalias (Venus.)
TEAS.
SO Boxes Teas. Consisting of gnnpow-
der. llyson aud Imperial
6 ases Caliress, Gunpowde., Imperial &
llySrn.
chests Black Tea.
A L. 5 O.
Ginger, Pepper. Spice. Gin.
WliiOn, NutHeSS, SdItpcIe, D!ue
Stone Indigo. .Copperas. ShoeThread,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Brass Bound
Buckets. Painted Buckets, Tubs. Churns,
Keelcrs Willow Wagons and Cradles
Washboatds, Cocoa Dippers, Clothes Pins,
Broums. Wooden Bowls, Wash Stands, Bel
lows. Rakes, doz. Scythe, Handles, Cof.
fee Mills, Soap, Wagon Boxes, Saddle Irons,
WingIow Glass, Starch. Pistols, Canal
Flour, Country Flonr, Tobacco, Wool
Caps, Grlndstones, Osnaburgs, White
Lead, bladder, Sperm Candles,
Tallow Candles. TwIne, Cast
logs, Fifth Chains, &C., &c.
WANTED-IO.OOO lbs. BEES WAX, for
which the highest cash price will be paid.
EdgefieId Advertiser will copy.-iiambarg
Journal.
Nov. Is, 1,44 IF A2
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
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TESTIMONIALS


URead the following certificate from Mr..
o c Kelsey.a popular merchant of Tomp.
kn's Bluff, Ala aid thousands of similar
character might BE- given if necessary TO prove
the efficacy, popularity and usefulness of this
medicine
Tompkin's Bluff. Ala Jan, A, 1913.
DR.. A Spcncer-Dear SIR: wish YOU to
forwacd me large supply Of your pills; don't
think 300 boxes too large n quantity 10 send
snld lG0 boxes tine last six months; they are
they most popular pill in this place. For bill
ions complaints sick headache, dyspepsia. cos
.ivcness and such like Diseases they ale con-
sidered almost an infallible remedy. have
ben agent rnr DR.. Peters Pills and formerly
sold ii Iarge amount yearly; bn, now sell three
dozen ni your pills 10 one of his. My custom
ers think them superior to Peters or any other
pills.
Respectfully yours. o. c. KELSEY.
Price, 25 Gents per boz, with full direc
tons.
UA fresh supply, jus, received and for sale,
IN EdgeGed by ]. d. TIBBE1"r'S, and on
enquiry may be found generally in all the
cities. villages, and al the principal Country
Store, throughout the State.
Oct. 80. 6m Al
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT OF 0RDfNAR
Samuel Cartledge, Administrator Of
Richard Hardy, deceased,
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COTTON, Flour, Bacon, &c.
RECEIVE AND FORWARD
rs g. EPf' BH. .,H.j1"Eb ESEL.

sMEfeGM.RJS'E9HSE,
Purchase GOODS 10 order, &c. &c.
Produce sent tn hem with instructions as 10
its disposal, shall be PROMPTLY attended TO, and
oroers, i'll every instance, strictly obeycd.
>tFecling grateful for past lavors, they respect.
fully solicit continuance Of the same
II. l.. JEFFERS e. co.
Hamburg, August "a, 1874 6m 81
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IlA.nIi Z no, 5.tC.
$IHh Subscribers have connected them.
IL SELVES in The NARE-uUUSE AND
LuMMlUN BUSINESS, al the old stand Of
G WALKER, under the firm of
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
Fo. the North Carolina Standard
Democratic Meeting iEl Nash.

| Al a meeting Of portion of the democrats of
Nash county, held in the Court House, on Tues
day the 18th November, (Court week on motion,
DR. John II. Drake was called 10 the Chair and w.
H. Smith appointed Secretary. The object of the
meeting was briefly explained by the chairman.
w. T. Durtch, Esq. introduced the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Whereas il has been recommended by some oil
our democratic brethren of the western counties,
that democratic State Convention assemble In
Raleigh, on the 9Th day OF January next, 10 noml-
nate candidate for Governor, and for taking steps
to organize The purity throughout the State, for the
coming August election, and that other counties
respond to the move: Therefore, -.-... --.
| ReSotred, That the democrats of Nash approve
! Of said convention. ',
ResoLred. That the success which has crowned
the democracy Of the country in the late elections
should nerve US for the contest
! ResoLred, That by organization, energy and
union, the State may be redeemed from Federal
misrule and gloritus victory be achieved oy the
democracy of the Old North State.
ReSoLred, That the democracy Of Mash have nc
preference as TO men, and will cordially support
| the nominee of the convention.
| ReSoLred That two delegates from each Gap
tain's district be appointed 10 attend said eonVen'
ton, and TWO from the town of Nashville.
! In obedience the above resolution, the follow
! ing delegates were appointed, viz: Samuel L. Ar
| rineton Thos w. Avent, Redmun Bum, Benne
Bum, DR.. Jos. A. Drake, w. w. Boddie, Nose:
Joiner, John H. Drake jr., John B. Rice, A. King
! D. M. Deans, N. N. Rice, E. II. Morgan: Alsey
! Taylor, A, B. Baines, Ford Taylor, H. w. Boy
kin, w. G. Briggs. w. +. Dortch, and Dr. w. II
Smith. So. sH =
i ResoEred, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, ant
| that the same be published in the Standard witt
request that other democratic papers of the Stat
/ On motion the Meeting then adjourned.
| JNO. H. DRAKE Jr, Chairman.
/ VIM. H. sSMITH, Secretary.