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TO TIE AFFLICTED.
II. TIICZEEBEESGER' CELEBRATED
HV REMEDIES FOR THE CURE OF
Sec IL EIp


Science marches majcsti, ally and mrl..isb'y for
ward, and this is the age of Rvenlion but nothing
III ITS department, no discovery reflects greater honor
Oh the inventor, or advances more rapidly 10 diSnc-
lion, than DR.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRAND and I'M
POEFANT REMEnIES
Year after year, for The last ten years, they have
proclaimed relief 10 diseased w0rld adding day after
day evidence upon evidence of their mighty power,
clearing The way of all competition, and taking their
ifhe station as the most powerful and brilliant com
batants Of that scourge of the carth-thc Vcncreal
Distase Give them fair and impartial trial, and it
Is all mat need be required; their pre- emanCnt useful
ness shall he made manifest 10 the full and entire
satisfaction OF this intelligent community.
a most of Certificates might he advanced 10 show
the broad aud deep foundation upon which the cha
ractef ct the selmporImt Remedies rest for support
DIR F. l., HIrzEtGERGER Dear Sr-Uaving been
Tor long lme afflicted with that most dreadful of all
Diseases the Vtntieal, IN lis very worst and
gravated form; and having in vain resorted TO most of
the repuied cures OF the day, pulled into notice bv
unprinclpled quacks and contemplate empires /
at last IN most desperate condition. consulted YOU
and it affords me the greatest Pleasure be able to
assure you that Il thorough constitutional cure was
the result OF your skfu and experienced treatment
IN the short space Of wcek | give this testimonial
of the great value and extensive usefulness of YOUR
important remedies cheeruliy, being persuaded that
they are the very best now in use.
With gratitude, remain our obj sCr't,
F.T.D.
DR.. r. l.. HITZELBERGER-Dear Sir sense of
atty and of gratitude to you. prompts to send you
this statement hoping you will publish it tn the
Moilui that oti young men VINO nave suayed from
the path OF rccttude and have become polluted, may
come TO your all powerful fountain and he purified
statement: became diseased with the venerea of
the most inveterate and aggravated description. and
doubtful to whom to apply for medical aid, fortune
threw me on YOu and in one week, through the won
dertul sanGtve influence of your cGIehrat ID mcdi-
eines, not only was every symptom of this most hor
rid disease perfectly eladicated but my health was
completely restored: my whole system being reno
waited and renvigoaed by your careful treatment and
kind aud perSeverng attention. This is no llumbug,
no puff for effect, bat the plain, honest truth. MY
name aud residence at DR. Hlzeibergers disposal
and can be, if particularly requested, referred to-
Philanthropy TO mankind is my apology for submit
ting this fact to the public.
Very respectfully your obj servant, w.
These Certificates speak trumpet tongucd to the
afflicted, the undeniabc truth that the surest most
speedy, and only road 10 perfect convaescencr is
Mt the LOCK iNFIRMARY-the entrance to which
IS at No. Is EAST PRATT STREET, doors east of
Pratt street Bridge. mis- If
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SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAVE or NJ
q CHARGE MADE. Applyt Or, JOHNSTON
ofthe LOCK- HOSPITAL, North Frederek stcet
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be oi-
tanned the most speedy remedy Tor Gonorhpa Gicea.
Structures, seminal Weakness, pin in the L5ins, AZ
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplated oG the r:.7,s
ges of this disease, when from neglect 10 .casutt-
skfu physicians OF from ignorant and iGur3 ,rr trc
meht, tie constitutional symptoms make tn ppaaE
anCe-the throat becomes U.CeratCd the a1%a dlScas
ed, nocturnal pans the head and sDtt III. ness n
sight, Deafness the bones affected, bCtcheJ on Lsr
head, face and eSirerles, progressing OH ElEiright
full rapidly till at last the palate of the i.41uti H.
uOyed, the bones of the nose decay ana fan n t1e
victS OF this orid disease become OBJ set Of pity
until the last of the drama winds ~ and dealt
drops the curtain BY hunyhg the unfappY patient bS
an untimey tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured byz
certain pernicious practice may be restored Be-
perfect health by applying To DR. Johnson, etheE PEI
sonally or by letter. Dr. J. has cases that WGFt
sufficient to appa the heart and harrow up the sou
of all who were not used to the observation Of sacE
terrible sights
Should this meetthe eye of any who are SUFFERING
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately u
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready to relieve them ave
from his extensive practice III the first Hospitals Of
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure 40
matter how bad the may be.
1t IL proper here to observe that DR.. JoUEsT0N il
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine;
through pccuniary necessity-he having, by the de
cease of relative, fallen heir to fOIane-but thYG
an ardent desire to benefit hssuhenAg fellow crea-
lures to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into they
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again must be remembered that the object Of Dr,
Johnston Ill offering his services for the relief Of tho
miseries of mankind, is notthroUgh pecGHiayy neces
sty. Hence no charge will in any ease - made Gu
less the Patients cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the 2ye, such Il.
for squirting Cataract, sc. Also those for Deorutf
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C, performed az
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, OF the right hand side OF n Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, d9).5 ron the
corner. Observe the name.
{G7-AdviCe to the Poor GRATIS.
AllLETTERS must be PAID. ft
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MxEE,nIrr0rs nnTTE.

rn CdURCHVILLE, HARTFORD FURNACE, Ab-
,ngdon, Bel-Air. Spesuia Eauow.. hlchaeisylte,
Sc, in Hartford Count b. the Philadelphia, Wal
lnngton aud Baltimore Railroad
PASSENGERS leave EaitE ore, from
1919 Pratt stttct Depot IA TIE Cars al O'Clock,
4&iiS53 A. Vi. Tor Ferg mausviIic. GHarrilai there
=. -conveyances viii he in RICHNESS Tor the
above named places ana naghborhood. by taking
this route the passengers viii arrive or 5h0Wrs IN ad
vance Of aay other line - Fare from Baltimore tC
Peryymarsvil!p. G2l cents sc20
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MURDER, AND THE ABDUCTION AND SUPPOSED
MURDER OF FEMALE William B. Norman,
deputy sheriff of Davidson, Tenn, was recent
ly murdered 10y gang of outlaws, and Mrs,
Dining, whom he was protecting, abducted and
probably murdered also. Mrs. Dining had gi-
ven information against her husband, his three
brothers, and another man, for stealing barrel
of whiskey, which so exasperated them that
they gathered together some dozen outlaws and
proceeding to the house where Mrs. Dining
had gone for protection, and where the deputy
sheriff was attending to defend her, commence
ed an attack on the building, which ended in
the brutal murder of the sheriff, and finally the
abduction of the female
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CoNucTioN OF a MURDERER. Dexter Wells
has been found guilty of shooting Robert Head
den, at GreenvilIe, S. c., and sentenced to be
hung on the Sd Friday in February.
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SELLERS GREAT REMEDY

For Lirer Complaint. a Remarkable Case.
a TTENTION is asked to the following STATE
IN ment of sam'l hcCord, Esq. of Westurg, Va
WELLsBuRG, Va, May Goth 1875.
hereby certify that l was afflicted with the Live
Complaint and Phthisc for a long time, being moft
than year under the of Fhy sical:, that the
disease instead Of being relieved by the medicine
took, kept gradually getting my body swelist
so that was unable to stoop low eneugh 10 tie my
shoe. When the disease was al the woTs4, was re-
commended TO tiy Sellers Liver Pills. did So aud
relieved greatly by The use Of the first box ant
completely cmed by the second
SAMUEL, Mll0RD.
I3- To be had Of J. p. Williamson, corneI uf Gar
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner OF High ant
Baltmore-sts.; Cooper, corner of Orleans and EdeV
streets; Wiseman & WrOth, Lght-st., opposite Dix 6
Fogg's; j. A. Sawyer, corner Of Pratt aud Paca-ss.
E. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green sieets {;
Kramer, Pratt street; a Fischer, PENIS, ,,sI ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. OREICK, Druggistand Appnecary,
aS-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington 80. Bs!!.
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GUILTY. Parkinson, one ofthe persons who
robbed the Clinton barge of s33, 900, has been
convicted at N. York
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HOUSES WANTED IN Por rsyILLE. The Potts
vile, (Pa.) Journal says, in taking the census
during the week, of a portion of the borough, it
was discovered that no less than twenty-thrse
families occupied building which was erected
in the Orchard for a Hotel, numbering upwards
of 100 persons. In Morris Addition also, one
house contains sirteen families, some of which
keep boardels, and in another small house
there are sic Notwithstanding Jorty;fre fami-
lies in three houses, with population of too
hundred and trsnty-seuen persons.
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ron pORr DEposITI1-TWICE 4 u

Passengers leave the depot, Pratt street
isEfIsea in the Of the Philadelphia, Whining
s1f14iI=f53 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
T. EVERY MORNING Except Sundays at
9O'cl0Ck, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock
except Sundays which will be ats, p. M.
On arrival at lavre de Grace, proceed to Port De
pOsite by steamboat GOaport, Capt. Stlrt con.
Returning, the cars leave !iavrc dc Grace at II -
clock, (uoon) and ats O'Clock, p NJ
Fare to fot DepCsite IS cents
QI3- BY taking the morning train it viii allow per
sons who have business at Port Deposrc to remain
several hours at that place and return 10 Baltimore the
same evening. &C. Ticket, must be- procGrct at lhe
Office before entering the cars
A CRAWFORD. Aren't.
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Partisan FASHIONS. A letter from Paris,
dated the LIST inst, thus speaks of the fashions
in vogue there:
Since | last noticed the fashions, a new
change appears on the eve OF taking place
Heretofore, ladies have tried to rival the ram
bow in the coors with which they adorned
their lovely persons; now they appear TO have
given the rainbow the go-by, and to have tax
en- the sky into iavor--that is TO say, variety
of colors has been sent adrilt, and sky blue
has taken its place. Within the last fortnight
| have seen, at the theatres and on the prone
llades, ladies in blue bonncts, blue gloves, blue
gowns, blue shaws, blue boots, and, in cold
weather, blue hoses. They are blue all over.
The innovation is so daring that it creates u
droll effect at first but, like every other oddi-
ty in dress, the eye soon gets accustomed TO it,
As for the fashions of gentlemen, if the New
York and Washington etes antcs will only take
the trouble to make themselves as much like
monkeys as possible, they may 60 TO sleep eve
nv night With the comforting assurance that
they are in the deraierS modes de Paris.
The following paragraph from London pa
per will give some idea Of the prevailing fash
ions in that city:
Fashionable colors arc now mostly of a som
bre hue, as we'll as those shot silks which pro-
duce all the colors of the rainbow; gace silks
are gradually disappearing, and giving place
to plain colors; they are greatly preferred by
our most distinguished elegantes. The only
material which allows of mixture of colors
being the Pekin damas, which has broad
black stripe, upon ground of moroon, blue
and green, sometimes, indeed, the ground IS Of
a lighter color, such as pink or sky blue, the
stripe being then Of white Peknee.
n,n,rn ~ Pun hnEI pnIA The were i
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= sSssRa F0E ANNAPOLIS. CAM
sJsg,6 Ssabr5e BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fuc
'@i,s'11Rstaths2. steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
Iimore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'ock, for the places above named-s;ar
ing from the lower end Of Dugan's wharf, aud return
on Wednesdays ami Saturdays.
.yl2 l., c, TAYLOR,
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rOR BEsTERTo1ys 2

~ aalSswa CENTREVILLE The steamer Ma
~ sazfhfhR- RY LAND will leave Baltimore on eve
~ MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above
places and return same day, leaving Centrevlle at
IL o'clock, and Chestcrtown at half past II O'CLOCK,
for Baltimore.
oil LEMUEI G.. TAYLOR, Master.
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SUsaUEHANNA AND TIDE WArEp CANAL
We are gratfed to learn, says the American,
that the Susquehanna ard Tide Water Canal
Company has paid into the Treasury of the
State of Maryland during the present month
$4,000. This amount, added to ,ho sum o.
Ss6, 525 paid in July last, make the total sun
paid this year 20 the State, s5l ,5e5.
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FLOUR SPECULATION. A number Of gentle
men left Boston on Thursday morning with the
news received by the Britannia, to purchase
flour, IN anticipation of rise, in consequence
of the probability of the English ports being
opened for its reception. The news of the ar
rival, however, travelled with them. 1t was
published in the Albany papers of Friday even
ing, and was expressed to various cities in an
ticipation of their visit
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DEATHS IN PHILADELPnA, The were ~
deaths in Philadelphia last week, Of which 8
were from small pox.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
sbIFEtVN Fy--J 1vvS-r.

- - PHIi4NN., y = IlWING
tf:ssS Sal "A RAIL ROAD, -. Narre o.
W. L. HI Grace, EIklon, :. !:0jacG4
and Chester.
TIE MORNING TRAIN-LtayCs TIE J-sot, PCss.
street, DAILY except Sundays at 9o'-ttck, A. N
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in FIJI nr 10 cog
tinue on by the Mail Train for New Yogs reaclfss-
that city by lOa O'Clock the same evening FARE sd
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN, The osE
line thar departs from Baltimore on SUNDAYS for PhI~
adelphia, is the mail train which leaves Pratt stree.
Depot Baltimore, at O'Clock, r. NJ; ara leaves Pin
IadeIPhia at o'clock, p. NJ for Baltimore FARE Sa.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAM
Fare Sl.J0, through to Philadelphia III. Passsst.
ger Cars for Philadelphia, attached @ is i ut rair
wl leave the Pratt street Depot ca EVERY AFTER
NOON except Sundays) at % O'Clock 90. 4 alg{ye 4.
Phade phia The Same NIGHT
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:
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
Eg,SSNgs1 runuing daily 70 and from Weldon, there
Ssssltfs.sSS.a connecting with the passengers going
-saF S-siE5-- South or hours ahead of the Great
southern Mail Line at Weldon, by which line travel
iers to and from BlackWberaud other patts of North
Carolina are accommodated at the above rates,
W5- Travellers may rely on the above as the truth,
and without deception.
&E3- Travellers will please attend to our Soliciting
Agent who hands YOU this Bill, (rho triH rcfite he
fuisedood Of the Great Southern Mail Line by stating
the tfuth) Hand your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line his hat) who will
attend to your baggage, and conduct You the boat.
Ol7 T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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NAVAL. The ship Avalanche, at New Or
leans on the sth INST from Charleston, spoke
the U. S, frigato Java, and a sloop of war,
name not recollected, standing s. F. by south.
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E9OR ANNAPOLIS,
n EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE

E7OR ANNAPOLIS,
III EASTON AND CAMBRTDGE.
ii sHa-q2 The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. jolly
Hss9zt ID. TURNER, viii leave Coamerce-s
szsasaSaeasaasG wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, forthe above places aud resn next dav
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING.
at O'Clock and Easton at st O'Clock, tJr AUnagoh
and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis ,...........,.,T5 CENTS.
6 to Easton or Cambridge. .Sl.J0.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, We Land
ing, ST. Michacls and Easton, (yia Ala River Ferry
to Easton.l Win leave Commerce st. wHt-f eves5g
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; arr = tts.rn ner.
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tle:!2y Morn
ing, Al o'clock; - Mchae's, =; y So Lansing + .
West River III, for Annapolis and Bal@oye.
fHsSaSs 10 An"ap3iis, ''''.''..''.. > tents
10 West Bvcr.................sl.a J.
% 10 Wye. 81. McLael's. or Fofrv 81.
FOR CENTREFlhLE AND CIiEsTEjY own
Leaves Commerce sheet wlgrfcvCry WEDNESDAY,
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return tie same ra,-
touching al Corsica atl05 O'Clock, aud .;-r a, il
O'Clock. for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST EIB}-.. .eavssr
Commerce stree, wharf every TNUB@BA. MDpN-
ING, at 0'clocj, ard turns same day leaving Yves.
River al u O'Clock, 'oI Annapolis ana Baltimore
Passage 10 Annapolis - cts. To West Eiyrg@l.
JOHN u. TURNER,
ap29 -tlSJa office lower end CONNER. $50. Bali
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DAILY TO rnE soIrru.


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MIL,
rs NOW In COMPLETE ORDER, with
q three boats on the Bay, viz GEORGIA, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, and JEWESS,
Captain Sutton; and two on James River, viz: CUR
tbs PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt. Skin
ner all of which steamboats, not surpassed in the
Union for speed, strength and comfort.
By this well known, comfortable, pleasant, safe and
popular route, via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk, Va.
up James River to City Point, Va, by steamboats,
thence by Railroad to Petersburg, Va, Weldon anC
Wilmington, N. c., and thence by steamboats, Il
Charleston, s. G. without loss of sleep, and un
pleasant changing of passengers aud baggage Through
TO Charleston i'll So hours, as shot time as any
other route.
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Nor GUILTY. George w. Flasch, tried at
Charleston, S c., for the murder of an old lew
ellcr, named Lyons. has been acquitted
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SCHEDULES:

a ssEsa Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
Msss xeday (excepI Sunday at O'Clock, P.
2HslssssasRs5 NJ in the Steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt.
Cannon, OF HERALD, Capt Russell. Arriving at Nor
folk (after good nights Sleep by O'Clock, A. M.
&C, &s.ssrgs Thence up james River, with its
beautiful scenery, in day light, by
Davis, or ALICE, Capt. skinner, TO CITY Point Rail
Road to Petersburg, (two hours ahead of the Great
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same aftenoom)
where the two lines amalgamatC to the South, with a
continuous line from Charleston, :. &. to Mobile and
New Orleans by far the comfortable and shortest
route SOuth,
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Ten linUS or ltSs mako square-Ii an adYerIsement
exceeds ten lH!es, the price will he in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion.
GG-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
tally is published every Saturday morning, at the low
ssice Of 81 90 per aHnum.
t3-Ah papers sent by mail ARE iscosttnusdthe day
eR which the advane &c payment expires.
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Through tickets from Baltimore TO Charleston,
5. e, have always been sold by this line,
cheerluy received, and promptly paid 10 all
concerned .................,.S2l ,OC
Through tickets to and from Baltimore Nor
folk ur Portsmouth, Observation-Disclosures. COO
Through tickets TO and from City Point, Peters
burg and Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. COO
Through tickets TO and from Weldon, n. CO.. 9tC
90 g 10 and from Frank in or Black
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ruyO l,ROP8IETURS OF OY STIR non
SEES. EATING HOUSES, &c. The SUBSCRIBE
has fust received Il supply of Tin and China HOT
WAFER PLATES and DISHES for Broiled Oysters
Fred Oysl Is and steaks, which are decidedly sura
ro to the old style of chatting dishes, 70. the ABOVE
Injuries; aud will be sold low for cash, at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED II REP, No. 335 Baltmore-st.,
os1-df 2nt Tin store above Howard gt.
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a1z-FHE AMERICtt REPUBLICAN 81 BALTI
M0EE CLIPPER g furnished to subscribers, by care
ju carriers, only sir and qtoTter cents per week
payable TO the Carriers only at the end of each week
The Clipper vii! also be sent, by mail, to distant
Subscribers, a. tho rate of -Four Dollars per yearpay
abls, alwsys, in advance.
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-;ILVEiS COW; SILVER C3lS:

50 Wanted, for manufacturing purposes. H..., go
YER COIN and OLD SILVER OF all da52ii%Hs' a.
purchased at the highest market lnca, ~
CARRIED D. CLARK, Natet stsess,
Second door from CdiyeTI-sts
Who manufactures slveiware OF every description,
n b. Watches, siiverwaie and Jewe!y plopeFs
EEPbIREr sel3lm
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-23
For the North Carolina Standard.
Democratic Meeting i'm PaSquOtanR

At meeting of the democrats of Pasquolank
county, held at the Republican School-house, on
the 18th day of April, 1945 Robert Morgan, ESQ
was called tothe chair, and Wan. d. Pritchard Esq
was appointed secretary.
On motion of Maj. Jas. G. Scott, DR.. Charles E..
Ballard rose and stated the object of the meeting.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed the following
persons TO draft resolutions expressive Of :he sense
Of this meeting. viz Maj. James G. Scott, Z. L..
WhitehaTst, ESQ., E. L. Stephens and DR.. Chas
E. Ballard. The following resolutions were sub
mitted to the meeting and unanimously adopted:
ReSolUed, That this meeting appni mt five dele
gates TO represent this county in District Con
Vention to be held at GatesVille, on Monday the
18th of May, 1916, for the purpose Of splecOga
suitable person to represent the 9th Congressional
District in The next Congress of the u. States.
ReSotUest, That we will lay aside all personal
preference, and support the nominee Of the Com
veDtion
ResolUed, That we most earnestly solicit our
democratic friends in the other counties of the Dis
trict to hold meetings for the purpose of sending
delegates TO said Convention, and thar we further
more solicit their concurrence with US in regard 10
the lime and place.
Under the first resolution the following gentle
men were appointed delegates DR.. G. E. Ballard
Wm F. Martin, J. D. Stokely, Daniel SAWYER and
Jas. Barber; and on motion of E. L. Stephens
the name of Maj. Jas. G. Scott was added 10 the
delegation.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings ct this
and a copy thereof forwarded to each Of the EdI-
tors of The Old North State, North Carolina Stang
ard, and Old Dominion.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
= ROBT. MORGAN, Chm H.
VIM ID. PRITCHARD Sec'V