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EeEerAnO ASUe5 ana All tCVefS CURE
ed by Bfandreths Pills. ALI evers occaSioaed by
the disordered motion Of the blood, produced BY the
huuora serosty by hardening the valves of the 1eseE
is still increased by the friction Of the gobules, OF par
ticles which compose the of fluids Then is that
the excessive heat and chills is experienced
the whole system. and'accompanec with great Thirst
pain in the head back, kidneys; and In fact completes
Prostraion of all the faculties Of the mind we'll
body. tss. ..H : 81 - a. ..t.4.. .ss.ae
take large dose of Brandreths Veged6Le UaiRersGI
Pulls, and continue TO keep up powerful effect upon
the bowels until the fever or pain has enneb ceased
Six or eight will i9 most cases be sufcIeif as .
first doses and one dose ofths kind il is hot iaPEeba
bfer may prevent months ofsick kness perhaps death.4
DR.. Benjamin BrGadreths Vegetable UNVers9I Pills.
are indeed universally approved medicine, which by
rs peculiar actfo c1eanses he blood of all imPuIess
ts@Sses fen Every P+nT and and and 6gay R''0fs'
o. These Pills are for sale, at twenty five cents per
box, by an Agent in every town in the State1 and BY
WILLIAM PECK, Raleigh. * -.
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National Loan Fund Life AssuI.
HMce Society Of London

a-EMPoWERED 6y acT OF PaRLLENENE
CAprrAL G5000oG or $3.50 ,oo0
WNHE following among The advantages offered
u by this Institution ; -. -.s--'
The guarantee of large subscribed capital in addition
to the accdmuIation of premiums;
The peculiar benefit secured TO the assured by the
principle Of the loan Department; -, $500 10
The payment Of premiums annually half yearly, ,aRd
quarterly;
The travelling leave extensive and 5erdTAlhrty days
allowed afer each payment of Premium beeomeSdGe,
without forfeiture of policy. -. - s5.%s.r -:
The Society being founded on the Mutual and Joint
Stock principles parties may participate IN fe profits Of
the Society; tw6;fhifds oil which are Aaalf divided
among the assured3 -
The Society is not connected WIN either Marine
Fire fnsdfanek! --tsE >,.rL
Pamphlets containing fables Of rates, &c., and all ne
eessary information, may BE had on application to the
subscribed. s., , GEO. LITTLE Agent
Raleigh, N. c.: Dec. 80. ls45. i. S ts2-
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
50 Pearl St. New York.

ITlHtS SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT, erected
Il for the special accommodation of MERc SAINTS,
in the very centre of the most poPulous business
district of the city, has passed into the hands OF
the undersigned who have been engaged during
the last two months 10 making such additiOns and
improvements as the former condition of the house
seemed to demand, To those who have hitherto
extended their patronage to this Hotel, it must be
obvious that. ia some particulars, the management
was susceptible Of improvement and without sn-
terng into details, they will simply state, that
where sueh was necessary, neither expense nor
labor has been spared. ~ ( = -,. ,..-,,-.-c. r. r.
6 The Dinner hour has been changed from 2 10
o'cfoek-a Dinner IS also served al o'clock, in The
Ladies Ordinary ssadl Is 1z zea.ga& = I.
4 With The most careful attention to the comfort
Of visiters In every department Of the house, the
Proprietors hope to receive and respectfully solicit
a liberal support $50 ssss Hg, f5se. 50 s.a s.!
- N.B.yaA Coach will be sound NJ The principal
Steamboat Fiers 20 convey passengers TO and from
- .srsu;.dag sAMuEE e. BISHOP,
&s-g-Psf, f2WlLEIAM F. LEONARD.
New York, July, 1916. tSaSo1 : Sr2-+t
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THE WAY 1T WAS DONE.

The following paragraphs from the Raleigh
Register of the 21st of July will afford readers
some idea of the alsehoods manufactured against
Mr.. Shepard by the Federal press:
That JAMES B. SHEPARD, the Loco Foco Can
didate for Governors is in favor of DIRECT TAX
ALTON, in preference to Tariff.
"That he speaks Of Bank Officers as ga set of
desperate fellows fit for anything, but most Of all
Cor the gallows."
These and dozens of other lies (for we call
things by their right names) were printed and be-
lieUed in many portions of the State; and it was in
this way that sail the intelligence and all the
decency" made war upon the Democratic Candi
date for Governor, ,.5 . s-a@a. 4 Z
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|.m.aYk IN ~ 4. .ys1s y T11ss.1ttDT.s !
.NAT RAEEI4H.

JNcrthesa Afails daily Due1-2 p. N. Closa 1-2 P
N. Rail Road. IL 10 : ij - s1ztsas9 slsssgst5s
Soutbeyk, daily. Dus q m. Closes on the Arrival
of the Norhern TSvo-h6rse hacks. arr
Gree1sbOr0ugh, tfi2weekly. Due Mondays Thursday
and Saturday at and closes Sunday ednesday
and Friday at 7 p me- Fonr-hofse Stages sas54
Fittsb0v0uSh twice week. Due Saturday and
"Wednesday a p and closes Monday and Thursday
at 10 "a. m. Two-hofse hacks. ssgs5 ~ =. j
JNescbeyn. r-weekly. Due Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at p. m, and closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at Q p. m. Four-hOrse Stages.
I@borOugh, tr-weekly. Due Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at 10 m, and closes Sn6ay; Tuesday and
Thursday at a. m. TMo-horse Stage, ,...sef{
Ror6Orough, once a week. Due every Friday at "a
m. and closes every Friday at l6 a N. Horse Mail.
Hdytc0od, once a week. Due every Monday at pr
m, and closes every Friday at 10a. m. Horse Mail
Note. Letters TO be in time for the Northern OF SodF<
ern all should be inthe Office before IL o'clock. ai
arch 1916. = 81 -y Z 3sgE 662-if. "
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THE MARKETS
PETERSBURG. Aug

s..- = [PETERsBURG, August IL, 1916.
We have bpl little change to notice in our Pro-
duce Market since our last report.
Iobdcco--DuII sale at II to 81 for Lugs-Leaf,
% to $63. ... .-.,.-...,..s. s-.z.--e.s se
Cation Receipts continue light. We quote at
s to-8k cents. - sn - 80 - s.
WHeat. 70 to 80 cents for Red. White of
good quality for family Hour would command more.
Bacon. 6 to Ct cents hog round. q aG-...g-r..-
Lard. 8 cents. ~ -,..17- ~ T. fasr
Apple Brandy 80 cents. ~ir5 IE8aLL
-.a, NEW YoRK, August IA.
Cotton Since the arrival of the last steamer,
the Cotton Market has been quite neglected
Prices are nominally the same, but the sales are
less than 500 bales day =. "
Upland and Flor Mobile and N. O.
z.o5.losz7 cas- .i-25 1000 bales. 1000 bales.
Ord to good ord a5 at
MID MID far, "a sDSo 10 fair sn1 s. asa St st
Fully fair 10 good fair 81 ze.as5 81 "a 10
NaraL Stores New TurPentine is wanted, and
no supplies market; Spirits selling at 30 81 cts
.rsg7ea 6r- ars FAYETTEVILLE August Is.
4 Very little produce offering, Flour arrives slow:
". and we quote small adTance. We hear of
sales as igh as SIS Is for super. Little or no wheat
Offering. Sales at~S5 to 90.-New- Brandy has
made its appearance in markets and sales at prices
varying between 25 and so cts. Whiskey from
the country 80 cts. But few sales Of Cotton, and
prices nominal Il Corn 10. Oats -35 to 40
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NNHE subscriber having qualified as admi hisfrator
Il upon the estate of John HalhcOek, late of Warren
cy and Kissey the children of the said John HafReoek,
that he hath ID hand about ave hundred dollars ($5OO
belonging TO the estate of tie said ntesfate to shares Cf
entitled; and which will be paid to them upon ap-
piicatIon. JOS. G. STAELINGS, Adm'r.
Warren county, May lGihI 1876. 60S-I 7tpd.
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4PIANOFORTEs.

HNAINES, RICHES s. Coz SYc AaioHR SRRET.
OT Petersburg Virginid, have recently received an
addtonsl supply of Pianos from the Manufctofes Of
Worcester & Dunham) and Nnnn'5 s. Clark, Of New
York. Among those received from Boston, is seven
Octave, finished in the most modern stye and BY those
who have seen and made trial of H. II IS pronounced TO
be instrument of alte Of tone and beauty Of
exterior. -~ -
The prices of their present supply range from 225 TO
$780, SO that they will have difficulty in furnishing
their eAds upon such teims as will not togtye en-
tire satisfaction. 4-y-E. ,s9s.
Petersburg, Va, June 18th, 1876. e07-tE
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COUGH !l'sE7SSa $|s'

For the relief of coughs eolds Consumption, asthma
whoopng cough catarth ghtness Of the lungs Orchest,
bronchitis and all pulmonary affections Several thou
sand boxes have been sold within the last six mouths
giving immediate relief to those who have been afflicted,
with the distressing coughs and cCds and restoring
health persons in almost every stage Of pumOnsrya
fectons. The whole world should know that DR.. Hus
Cough Lozehges certain fof all diseases lead
ing to consumption They recommends by thou.
sands who have used Them and say that they give relief
when all other means fail. sfs tcaG -l..R aiss
Price 35 cents per box, with foil directions. ~
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted individually, and TO the
IN late Concern of STITH s. PEscUD; whose notes
aud accounts were due the lst Januafy, 1876,
hereby, notified that longer indulgence than the 18th
September. sciH not be 0OCUed; and all claims unpaid
at that time, will be put in train for collection. Ids
like exceedingly to resort TO legal means to effect set
Element any claim due the late of Stith Pes
cud, myself, and earnestly hope that may not be
under the necessity of so doing P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, Aug. 10, 1876 6I4-tE
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The Ohio Statesman, heretofore considered one
of the soundest of the Democratic Journals, bit
terIy denounces President Polk for his veto of the
Harbor and River Bill We disagree with the
Statesman. We consider that Veto a bright spot
in the brilliant course of the President; and all
the South and the true Democracy in all sections
ask of him is to hold on and hold out in his op-
position to Internal Improvements by the Gener-
al Government
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The country has been furnished with beauti-
full specimen of Whig consistency in the recent
course of Daniel Webster s. Co. in regard to the
Mexican War. A few weeks since, it will be
remembered, Mr.. Webster asserted in his place in
The Senate his honesl conviction that the War had
gone on long enough, and that we oaght to pause
and offer peace to Mexico: Well-what next2
All the FederaIists, big and little, applauded Mr.
Webster for this assertion, but what, in the mean
time, was the Administration doing2 Offering
psaee to MsrieO; and yet when the proposition
from the President for an appropriation of two
millions to enable him to conclude peace during
the recess of Congress, went to the Senate in se-
cret session. 'honest John Davis" the colleague
of Mr.. Webster, got up and spoke against time
and thus defeated the efforts of the President to
bring about just what Webster and the Federal
lists had suggested and advised ]! Comment upon
such conduct is unnecessary. 1[-s-f
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valuable Property

In tie City of Raleigh for sale. .4a
FENHAT valuable House and Lot, formerly owned by
i Robert Cannon, decd, situate Hilsboro' street,
containing acres, at present occupied by James G:
Rowe, Esq. Also. the two story Brick Store House on
Fayetteville street, now occupied by Messrs. Brown b
Hinton, and several hundred acres of Woodland 4
miles from this City, offered for sale. Those
wishing to purchase such property will please make
application to WM.D. HAYWOOD, Agent
Raleigh, August 8, 1916. 6I4-3r
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MARRIED.

In Wilmington, by the Rev. Mr.. Murphy, David
Fulton, Esq, Editor Of the Journal TO Miss Catha-
rine Ann, daughter Of the late VIM. Mckay.
In Newbern, by the Rev. Daniel Stratton, Hen
ry Dimock, ESQ, Editor of the North State Wing,
to Miss Mary Owens. daughter of the late Stephen
Ovens Esq. of Beaufort county.
In Oxford, by the Rev. Edwin Geer, Mr.. Jas. B.
Sims, of Franklin County, to Miss Virginia L.
daughter Of the late Col John Ridley, Of Granville
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aWAsH1NaroN. Aug. I4, fe4

" = '------ - w AsHIN6EON, aug IF, Io4O.,
Instructions were sent out yesterday for the
prosecution of The Mexican war in the most vgor-
Gus manner Hencefortb, we shall have no half
way measures; and old Rough-and. Ready will
now manufacture news enough to employ score
of expresses II the two million bill had become
a law, matters might have taken different course
bat as u.s. the President appears resolved to make
bold push towards bringing the Mexicans to an
immediate settlement. This is by farathe wiser
policy 81 % 7'aoAa s4.= Cor. Baltimore Sun.
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Funny. On the 4th of July, the Declaration of
independence was read in a certain town in Indi-
ana. After the names of the signers had been re-
peated, a Frenchman arose and asked Indignantly
why Lafayette's name was not there, and made a
motion that it be added forthwith-so western
aneF saVs .-. .:---s . g.. a-se. .-...
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DR.. HnIIs
WORM [IESz3SiN

Are the greatest discovery made for dspeling the
various kinds of worms that frequently and distressing
ly annoy both children and adalts.
. The following is from the Sparta Gazette s-,Els5
" From knowle ledge we take great pleasure In
recommending to the public ulls Worm Lnzenges a.
the best worm medicine eXtant Children will eat them
they would candy and cry for them To parents we
say do moi be without these Lozenges any time;
value the lives of your children"
Price 25 cents per SoX,
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&SO.OOO.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass e, for 1916. To be drawn at Alexandra,
ID. c., on Saturday, the 26lh September, 1916.
CAPITALS
prize of S 10000! of $ 10000! of 81 900! !!
- 1 Of $3 l4O! of So 600! of So, ,5o0!'
,-f7 1 of 1000! so Of $1, 600:
&c. &c. &C.. +
Is No. LOttery-12 draaUn ballots
Tickets SIO-Halyes $5-Quarlcrs So so
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do 25 half do IS 90
Do do IS quarter do 80 SO
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To Shoe makers, Coach Makers, Sad.
dIerS. Mercha mtS, &c.

HAVE received from New York, jersey, Pennsyl-
ing among which Sole Leather, Calf Skins, Phila
delphia apd French best Morocco Lining Skins /;
Binding Skins Shoe Thread, various kinds; Shoe
Makers Tools French Style Mems Boot Iastss most
fashonable Boot and Shoe Trees, and believe every
article used by Shoe Makers, selected with much
Top Hides and Top Sides. Enamelled side patent Dash
Leather Patent Calf Skins; Morocco Skins; Step
sides, Oil Cloth Coach Varnisat the makers prices
Hinges, Mailabie eastnes Harness Leather, sEirting
and BEidle Leather Black and yellow Gig and Wagon
Collars, which Ioffer low any house in Virginia
VIM. CARTER, Old ST.
Petersburg, Va, August IL, 1916. 6I4 st
Ready made Bafotche and Buggy Harness will be
sold at small profit; so bushels Cow HAIR at 20 cts
per bushel Picker Leather at 26 cts. per ID.
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On the 3Oth July the Arkansas Penitentary, at
Little Rock was destroyed by fire. Ttwas the act
Of some of the prisoners, who designed to escape,
but were foiled One of the convicts named Nor
gan, rushed out knife in hand, but was shot down
and instantly killed by prisoner who had for
some time past been employed as a guard.
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The Manufactures who said lhey could I've"

b The Manufacturers who said they could live"
under duties twenty-five per cent. less than those
charged by the law of 1912, are the very gentle
men who know how to " live" They hve" !" 10
splendid houses, on luxurious fare and in the en-.
ioovmcnt of all that men can desire We are glad
to see that they are not ashamed to admit that they
could i" live "-of course, in the old way-4wllh q
reduction of twenty ;iVc dollars in-eyery hundred
of their profits go g
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The following from the Matamoras Flag shows
that the work ofannexation has begua in Mexico;
Married In Matamoras, by r. P. Jose Maria
Rodrigues. Col. Lawrence L. Mckay, formerly OF
N. Orleans, 10 La Sonora Donna Dolores Sanehes
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The Philadelphia Correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, oflhe 18th instant says Vice President
Dallas arrived here this evening, and quietly pro-
ceeded to his dwelling. He positively declined be-
ing received by procession of his friends.
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THE GOVERNORS ELECTIoN.

Below We give the fetutns Of the vote for Gov
ernor of the State, at the late election, ss far
heard from; also the vote of 1914, showing the
difference between the votes of 1914 and 1916.
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The Charleston Mercury gives the following
descriptive epilhets for the three highest officers
in the country g Rough and Ready for Tay-
lor-" Rough and too Ready" for Gaines-and
" Not Ready Enough !" !or Scott -. - - -.
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Fair at w ake Liberty !

The Ladies in the vicinity of WAKE LIBERTY
intend holding FAIR, at that place, on Saturday
the 29th August, [instans9 at which their friends
and the public generally respectfully invited TO
be present. August 19, 1SI6.
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F.s.z From the Tarboro' Press.
Meeting i'm EdgecOmb.


To-day Saturday, 9Th August) our citizens who
had assembled from every portion of the county on
the occasion Of comparing the polls of eleclion,
went into meeting TO take into consideration
Senator Haywoods}course on the Tariff. , 80
Not single democrat out of the many who had
assembled, was found TO justify bis course. To
day was the first full and general meeting of our
citizens since the resignation of Mr.1EIay wood.
On motion, Joseph J. PiPpea, Esq. was called to
the chair. and Robert R. Bridgers ESQ. appointed
secretary. The Chairman on taking his seat gave
brief and Perspicuous explanation of The object
of the Reetng. He thought it needless to GO into
detailed exposition, every one present knew
that the conduct of late Senator had given rise
to the meeting.
Gen. l.. D. Wilson then submitted a motion that
this meeting adjourn aud stand adjourned unu
Tuesday of the next County Court, (25th instant
He assigned reason for hrs motion, that due
notice might be given of the intended expression
of sentiment, aud that Mr.. Haywood, who had
promised an exposition, might not be condemned
unheard; or until reasonable time had been al
lowed for being heard. In the course of his re-
marks he gave the history of the Tariff in North
Carolina, and the relation IN which both parties
had stood towards it. and especially Mr. Hay
woods course the Tariff previous his election
At the conclusion Of Gen. Wilson's speech, the
motion was submitted and unanimously adopted.
JOSEPH J.. PlPPEN, Chm'n.
RoBT, r, BRIDGERS Sec'V,
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Magnificent Scheme will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account of
each drGtcing sent Immediately after ii is over to ali
who order from us-Address ...r.
j. G. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS. -.
Washington City, D. c..
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All the Counties heard from but 1'yrreIl, Gates,
Currituck, Cleveland Carteret, and Ashe and in
the Counties heard from the majority for Govern
or Graham is about 1900.
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State of North Carolina, Martin co1ntv.

(. = -. County Court, July Term, 1876.
VIM. L. Miseli Ex'r, of Mary Mizel, Charles Miz
80 t'.s .-'a ell and others. 80 so
. Lssue-6eUis0Ui pei nom n -....s-s-
Itappearng to the Court that Thomas NJ Mizell, one
of the of kin of MizeI, decd not president Of
this State therefore ordered that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard, for Six weeks
tfyng the said Thomas M. Mze1l and all persons claim
ing interest in the estate of kin of said Mary,
appear the Term of this Court, to be held IN
Williamson the I'd Monday of October next and wit
ness proceedings in this suit. or make themselves par
ties thereto, 40 z-eas 81 t..s- ees 5a1ss5 80
Witness, L. johnson clerk of our said Coury at Office
the I'd Monday of Jplyi A: D! 1876.
s.sa 81. g4r, =. .Hv5 uas ss L. JOHNSON Clerk.
l Pr. adv. ($5 62 Ley z-sas ra4- -. .s 6I4-6t.
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Onsloao county All democrats-no change.
Senate, VIM. Ferrand 344, no opposition. Com
mons, Harvey Cox, democrat 564; Sanders, fed
eralist, 2O4. Sheriff, VIM. D. Humphreys demo-
crat, elected over Mr.. Murrill, fed.
Rutherford and Cle0rclGnd. In this Senate
rial district, Dr. Columbus Mills, dem, is elected
over Mr.. Logan, fed. A democratic gain. In
Rutherford county, Messrs. Jones and McCurry,
feds, are elected to the Commons. se $50
Hyde. Crede, fed, is elected to the Commons
over Spencer, fed, Gibbs, fed, is reported TO be
elected Sheriff by majority of Is.
ChO,0Gn and Gales In this Senatorial district,
Mr.. Stalings is reelected; and in Gates Mr..
Gatln is reelected to the Commons Both demo-
Gratis, and no change.
BnneomJe, DC. From this district, N. w.
Wood6n, fed, is reelected Senator; and from
Buncombc, ,Messrs Fagg and Chunn. feds, are
elected to the Commons. In Buncombe for the
Penitentiary 1873, against it 1237.sTs .a-.+
Burke &c. General Patterson, fed, is elected
Senator from this district and the Commoners
from Burke are Messrs. Erwin and McKesson,
feds .-s.E
Berthe. John R. Gillian, Senate, and John
W.Bond and R. O. Britton, Commons All feds,
For a Penitentiary 135, against it ATT. John
Freeman reelected Sheriff .. e-..-.sE
Herttord. R G. Cowper. Senate, and Ken
Meth Rayner, Commons-both feds r.. 81
C0rtsret. Jennings Pigou, fed, elected to the
Commons James w. Howard, fed, elected to
the Senate from Carteret and Jones by about so
majority over DR.. Borden, dem.
Camden and Currituck From this district,
Barnard, fed, is elected to the Senate. A demo-
cratic loss.
Martha Senate Daniel Ward, dem, without
opposition. Commons, A. H. Cofield, democrat.
Poll Coffield 400, J. Robertson, fed, 355. For
Pententiary 1873, against it 594.
Wilkes. Gen James Welborn and J, Gam
bill, feds, elected TO the Commons. No change.
PententIary 4l8, against it S76. .r 81 --. z
Lincoln and Cata~6G Mr.. Stowe elected to
the Senate, and Messrs. ]. H. White F. D Rein
hardt, N. Wilson and John Webster to the Com.
mons. All democrats, and no change. For a
Penitentiary 24l, against it 17l4 .-.
Mecklen6wrg and Union. Thomas L. Hutch.
inson: dem elected to the Senate, and Messrs. John
w. Potts, John n. Davis and Robert Lemmonds
all democrats: to the Commons
Hay,oood, Macon and Cherokee In this dis
trict Michael Francis, fed, is reelected to the
Senate over Col. Edmondson, dem, by 20 maj.
Cherokee. Hayes: fed, elected to the Commons
by 357 votes over Britain, dem.
Macon. John Y Hicks, fed, elected 10 the
Commons by SO votes over Smith, dem.
Yancy. Samuel Fleming, dem, elected to the
Commons by III votes over Mr.. Blackwell, fed.
Ca1daOelL E. p. Miller, fed, elected to the
Commons. ."
Henderson. Mr.. Baxter, fed, elected to the
Commons.
HayaOood. In this county Mr.. Ferguson, dem,
is elected to the Commons, by votes over Mr..
Keener, fed A democratic gain.
IredeA In this county all elected are federal
lists. Vote not received .t
Columbus N L, Williamson, democrat, elected
to the Commons by 90 votes over Baldwin, fed.
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DEATH OF ROBERT MELVIN, ESQ:

We regret 10 learn that RoBT. MELVIN, Esq,
of Bladcn, Senator from Brunswick, Baden and
Columbus, is no more. The last Wilmington
Journal says:
1--WE have just received intelligence of the death
of ROBERT MELVIN, Esq, the Democratic Senator
from Baden Columbus and BrunsW lex counties.
He died of Bilious Fever on Wednesday last, in
the midst of The congratulations of his friends uPoH
his recent reelection his former seat. Another
melancholy sacrifice TO the dangers Of exposure
and the fatigues of the campaign"