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STRAYED or STOLEN-

LNROM the subscriber, on the night ofthe
Il 2slh June, black Mare, about II years
old, with a hollow back, long switch tail. a
small white spot on her nose, aud one hip
little fallen. And person. who will return
said mare, OF give notice where she may be
found shall receive from the subscriber all
reasonable charges. Dawn JAcEsoE.
West Rutland, July IL, 1886. So
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RI,NION Al.

I r KNIGHT would inform his friends,
- customers and the public Generally,,h that
he has removed from his old stand into the
new building. 3 doors north of tina court
house, % STAINS. where he has a suitable
shop. and which contains all the necessary
implements. for making mems and boys
wearing apparel with dispatch m the most
fashionable STYLE, and in a manner Of dura-
hily tspcaking superlatiyely) which can
not be surpassed and which caunotiall but
10 give satisfaction. 90 the IHost skepucal and
fasudous.
Prlrcs to correspond with the man and
Times" He has Just received direct from
the city Of New York, the Spring q Sum
mer fashions, and is now ready and prepar-
ed to meet the calls OF his numerous friends
aud customers Grateful for past tayors, sand
having long arc adopted Franklin's principle
AZ eep your shop and your shop will keep
YOU" he would most respectfully 50.
lct continuation OF the same.
Cutting for others to make, and warranted
to ft-ptovlded, the aforesaid others make
:hem properly All kinds OF produce taken
in payment.
Remember 3 doors north Of the Court
lIouse-up slairs-Enlrance north side OF
ID. p Bells Store
j. +. h. earnestly reiteratcs the demand
that those having unsettled accounts with
him OF three wears standing, and owe him.
(as this leniiv is sufficient for the most sIdci
aud lawlcss, must make immediate settle
ment, or he will be under the necessity o.
resotting TO the remedy 80 wisely provided
for IN such cases, bv our able Legislators
Rutland. NAV 10. IsiG 20uf
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STAGE NOTICE.

RI :
~ mediation stage vii leave Rutland eve
~ Mondsy. WcUne.dav.and futay. a., > a.
N. and Artlve at keeue % m. same dav.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene. every Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday. at 5a. m. and arrive al Rutland
same day, by s pm.
Al Ca,eudish this line will connect with =
line for Claremon'. y II same day,
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Clatemonl everv
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at : a
m and 20 tn Cauleton, VI the same night,
there connecting with the burlington and
Albany Inc going directly on without sleep
luU and arriving at Albany the neAi day at
9 p. IN.
Also
with limo that leavesC as,le,on, at o'clock
the next morning lor Whitehall ana Sarajo-
ga, arriving al Saratogo same day a, ?. m
At Walpulr this line Conn'cH with thc
Connecticut River line, aud arriving at Brat
ilobeio' same DAYS by = p, IN. Returning
leaves Bra,tleboro Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays, arriving at Rutland s. y. N. same
day.
ThcBurlinC,on & Boston regular mail line
via Rutland and Keene, ~ H., will leave
Rutland every day as heretofore AT p.m.eX
cepi Saturdays, leave Sunday Morning a
: a. m and arrive N Boston in 20 hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall at a m. ev
erN dav except Sundays 10 connect with this
| line al Rutland same days, 50 that pasScn
gers can go from Whitehall to Boston IN two
days l.. FOSTER COOK q co.
lgtf
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Notice.

'TlIIS may certify that have this day Civ
4 en- my son, Marcus c. Newton, his time
during the remainder Of his minority, and
shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
ALEXANDER NEWTON
Clarrr iln, July 20, 1876. 30
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ITE the subscribers being appointed by the
~ probate cour, for the district Of falrhaven
commissioners to receive examine, and ad-
lst all claims and demands OF all persons
gainst the estate OF
John Rooi, late of Benson
said district deceased, represented insol-
n, and also all claims and demands exhib-
% in ofse, thereto and months from
9Th day Of June 1876, being allow
by said court for that purpose, we do
-eiors hereby give notice that we will
md TO the business of our said appoint
10, at the dwelling house OF Laura Root,
Benson on the last Mondays Of Sep,em-
er and October next, from nine o'clock
m Until four o'clock p. III. On each Of said
avs. JoHS krLLooG, lConu,rs
MosELy 7. KING,
Benson, July %, 1916 30
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

DY the subscriber an active and intelligent
- Boy, with industrious habits, as an APP
prntice to the Carriage Making Business,
TO whom good encouragement Will be gwen
II application is made soon.
The subscriber would inform his old Gus
toners and the public generally that he still
continues to carry on tho above business,
s ready to supply all orders with prompt
ness and he believes to the satisfaction OF has
patrons. HANNIBAL SMilH
Ea., Clarendon, July g 1910 2elf
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/ is now about ten years since this medi-
Il cine has been introduced 10 the public,
and II stands unrlvalled in It's effects, bear
IN the severe test of the scrutiny OF all class
es, both friendly and unrlendly. 1t is but
Tor one purpose-iOr the use OF Mothers, who
have 10 pass through a sea of affection in
giving birth to mankind, not to be described
1t is to you, we make appeal, II is for your
general aud special good that YOU should
make use Of one bottle Of the MOTH
ER'S RELIEF before confinement, then
you can approach the paturlent chamber
without feeling as II YOU were going to the
chamber Of Death You may rest assured
that It Will still all febUle and nervous af-
lectUns. 1t smooths and shields from irrill-
| tIon, and 10y its peculiar properties, ii des-
troys the cause Of hemouhage or intlama-
ton that so often attends and follows the
hour OF partuntlon. II causes sweat and
natural rest, and al last facilitates the birth
SO that mothers will not have 10 pass ihro
| such eXcruciating pain and distress. The
mothers relief may be depended upon in all
cases OF thleatnlng abortion, where It is pos
slbe TO be prevented in cases of spasms
&c, causing frequent alarm, from Two 10
three doses will give immediate relief.
As the subject Is one that cannot with pro-
pTety be fully discussed in this public man.
neG, we invite all who feel interested to call
on our agents (most OF the respectable drug
ols,s IN the United Stales,) or on the manu-
iaCturer, and they will be furnished with a
pamphlet In which they will find all the facts
to form a correct opinion OF its merits, and
also the opinion OF many physicians Of emf.
nence, and OF persons who have become &C.
quainied with lis beneficial effects
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COUNTY.
w +. Stoddatd, Ruiand-N. W. Saw.
yer, Tinmoulh-L. NJ Walker Clarendon
Spa-D. Morgan IT, & Co., WestRu,land-
7. II. Spencer d Co, Fletcher 4 Wright
rwell,-Nail q OTIS, Mildlelown-L Joy
Benson.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
We learn that spurious articles Of Moth
er's relief are put up by G, II. 4 J. II. Cole
mau, Of Buffalo, one DR. Smith Of NewYork
, also ComslUck Of y. Y, his bottles and cut
with the directions that are pasted on th
bottle, are nearly perfect fac smile to our
, lie once was an agent OF ours and has IN,
genuine pamphlets consequently 1t is wei
calculated to deceive The public, Ask 10
Barhohcks Mothers Relief None l. oen
uine uu.ess our signatures are found within
the wreath of the direction that's pasted OF
the bottle, signed with our own hand, and o
vet the neck Of the bottle is a fac smile @
our hand writing, also.
John Lsnedon, Factory PoiEt, VI, il a
% gent for the State Of Vermont. Orders ad
dressed to HIN will meet With prompt alien
luon
= by attending to the above direction. no on
= need be imposed upon.
y 24-6m G. A. BARTHOMCK.
A GRAIN rPaDJ
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for Consumption,

And the bes, remedy known 10 mtn tori
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, influenza Coughs Colds, Bleed
ing of the Lungs, Shouness OF Breath,
pains and weakness in the side, breast, &c.
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Wells, July 81, 1916
IRON, STEEL. &c.

ENGLlSH, Swede's, Russia, andAmeri
IL can Iron, Marble saw plates OF the
Peru Iron Company, Old Sable, Northern
and Norwegian nail rods MAYORS, Greves
q Jcssops' German and Casls,eel English
CotIing, Blister and spring steel Armlla.
ge's aud Wilkinson's Moushole Anvils Vi.
ces, Files aud rasps for sale by
WIN. H. Low.
Whitehall, July lSiG. 30iw
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hIAIE On NEKMONTl m

STATE or NERMONT( REutemcm.
Distinct Of Rutland, - - bcted that
special probate court held al Rutland
within and fot said district on the 2lst day OF
July, A. ID. 1916
Present. VIM Hall. Judge
An instrument IN wutng purpoitlng to be
the last will and testament OF Solomon
vile, late Of WA,lngiotd IN said district,
deceased, having been presented to said
court for probate and allowance by Eunice
Wylie and Lucinda w lie the cxecutiesses
therein named
1t - orjeted lha, said will be referred FOR
probate and allowance to the first Monday
being the 7th day ni Septt mber next, and
tina, copy Of this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto, IA the
Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed at Ru'-
land, that all persons interested may appear
and contest the probate thereof If they see
cause. 4 true copy Of record,
80 HENRY HALL, Register.
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THE KINGS OIL

MI and Cattle such as
oTN BRUISES, CrGSIisTj Las
GOV SPRAlNs, Cokko' F',,',,,
ss-szsss,<s7 rher by the saddle - ...,'
SORE BACK, SORE BREASTS. Sea-.
% &r.' SC. and wounds Of every deS''p.
,,on-remoying all soreness and s'Iiines''-I.
healing up the worst wounds IN from ones.
five DAYS Time. ,.,,,,,.,.,.
THIS CELEBRATED REhEDl.
was prepared by order Of HIS Males'y 20
late King Wm. ". OF Great Britain u'.'.
The direction Of Nj louau, the ceI' ,f'''.
Fnqlish Farmer and used by himl" The h''A
stud OF Horses only.
" DIRECTIONS.
Din 4 feather in the OIL, and apply lo''.
wound or sore twice a day,--of 10 ' ''.'s.
wounds wet a rag in the o., and O."l ' %.
the wound. ..I
n. b. Shake the bottle before using ''
keep well corked ,.,.,Jr
AGrYrs-W. T.. e. Stoddard, Rut.aaha' u u
Simonds, Piusiord V. Ross, Bnn'.'
Is. Brown, CuuIngSvllle Jameson a"
Casilelon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

WHlTTEMORE's CoaosHiraied Vegsi-
4 exc Syrup, sure and sifectual rem
Ndy toT Dsanhea and Bowel Complaint. for
Saie by We. {. sro0pAEp.
RudAnd, Jsly 20, 1916. 81
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pANlFT FISHER

Gyscfy. CosIscflossv aAS FrHHe'tT,
has opsnea = spscious room IN Tie 70
III oe.. between l.. Daniels and ID. =.
Bell. ioFrs whete be will b. harpV 81 al
umes to ACCOMMODATE The elite and com
mon. 81 thi, vicinity with articles perfectly
vBiqus IN this place
Having had much experience IN catering
fot NE palate ofthc epcuican, be u well as
.uteJ that be Wiil give entire sausiaciion.
afmors and Others who are 10 tie habit
Of selling fruu,~iil hnd It so thelf advantage
10 call where hey can receive cash i"f ihe'r
supplies lie has Uait though net ''a') an.
Other a,fcis which will give fa'ianiaHou' re-
let 10 oil Iarncrs OF N'obrHiof who are
now troubled wuh low puls,. sh"t breath
aud a genera. depression Of the Whole system
IN consequence ol the peru-al Of NV aiker~
ue~ taua Jusi passed the House oil Repre-
sents,ives Cali and see. -
Rutland, JBiy II, 1910.
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STATE of Verm0ni, ode itr,member-
District Of Rutland, IS Ded tina, at a spe-

o.,ulc, rRutand. ;. ID ed ,ha,ata spe-
1al probate court holden al Rutland within
nd ior said district on tie 94lh day OF July,
=. u. 1915.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
John II Val, administrator OF the estate
Arson Button, late Of Dainty in said die,
ici' deceased, iuleAta,e, proposing 20 rem
= an account Of his administration Of said
tate.
Ii Is order ed that said account he referred
% examinauoD3 allowance To the first Mon
~, being the tn day OF September nsNt.and
aata copy OF this order be puJlshed three
weeks suooessively, previous thereto in the
tutland Hefaid,a newspaper printed al Rui
and, that all persons Interested may appeal
and object 10 the same II they see cause.
A true copy Of Record.
- HENRY HALL, Register
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O,,n,on ora rcgrllar Physician,


Exeter, Me, Sept 30, 1873.
This cerifcs that | have recommended
the use Of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for diseases of the Lungs, Tor two wears past
and many bottles to my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. In two cases where r was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure.
T.. BoyDE.. Physician at Exeter Corner
NO QUACKERY NO DECEP(ION
Al published statements Of cures perform
ed by this medicine are IN every rc'N''' ''u''
Berrare Of ComierflM and I"'l.
Tie Unparalleled and astonishing eH''''> ",
DR. Wisrar's Ralsam OF VIVID Cherry IN al
diseases for which il Is recommended cur
ing many cases after the skill OF tHe ueS
physiolans was unavailing, has ellec'c,~I,
large and increasing demand for H. "l'
fact has caused several unpnnclp'ed counter
letters and imltalors to palm of spurious w :.
lures. Of similar name and appearance Io'
the genuine Balsam, n. Wa
Be careful and get the genuine IN. -
rAR's BALsAM oP WILD CHERaY. Nong ~"
uins unles signed by But 10 auuies'
ali orders TO SETH w. 70" Lf' boston
Mass. For sale by Luther Daniels hol,anu
Zones 4 Dow. Cuuingville Perkins
Cas,le,on w Moulioa & Co., West roui'
nov A Miss 4 Co., Pouilney u. Beals
Wons. Whedon 4 swallow, Pawleti 5
SIT DANNY corners |. J Vail q Go
DANNY: Henry Smonds, Piniord warren q
Bliss Brandon, and also for sale b
druggists and agents throughout New Ing
lana ely
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Pulmonary ORGANS,

Balsam exerls a powerful influence, is that
ola DISEASED LlN Err.
In this complaint II has undoubtedly proved
more eflioaclous than any remedy hitherto
employed and in numerous Instances when
patients had endured long and severe suffer
inc from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
MeJtiiry has been resoued to in VAN, the
use of this Balsam has restored the LAYER to
health, acron, and IN many instances eff
fected PERMAN ENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed TO produce the de-
sired effect.
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WILLIAM HAGAR,
I YPE FOU n DER

TYPE FOU DER,
No. as, GoIdS.L (near Fulton) New York
OFFERS for sale a large variety of Print
~ ing Types, Borders, Ornaments, Rules,
&c, OF the best materals-the type cast by
hand and well finished. which he will sell
at the following prices, Tor approved
paper on a credit of six months, or less !
per cent, for cash
Plea, 80 cts Minion 81 cts,
Small Plea, 81 " Nonpariel,GG "
Long Primer, 80 Agate, sc
Bourgeois, 30 Pearl, 100 &"
Brewer, 40 Dlsmond,I75 per TO-
Printing Ink, Presses, Cases, Gslleys 5, Com
posing sticks, and every article in the print
ing line, furnished with despatch at the low
est prices. Sc
Printers Of newspapers, who publish this
advertisement with this note, three times be-
fore the FIRST Of November, 1916, and send
one Of their papers will be entitled TO lhe
payment Of their bill, on buying -four times
the amount of IT,
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100 BBLS. MESS PORK.

TiIE subscriber has a quantity of Mess
Pork which he viii sell 10y the barrel or
pound as best suits purchasers. Also Bee
and Mutton Hams in Pickle.
5. II. Lang DON.
Castleton, July II, 1916. 3O.3j
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-22
MARRIED.,

In Salisbury, on the 5th instant, by the Rev.
Thomas E. Davis. DR.. Richard B. Hill, of Will
mington, to Miss Mary Mob. Fisher, daughter of
the Hon. Charles Fisher.
In Raleigh, on the 9th inst, by Rev. DR. Mason,
Rector of Christ Church, William H. Haigh, Esq,
Attorney at Law, Of Fayetteville, to Miss Catha-
rine daughter of Hon. George E Badger.
In Johnson county, on the 9th ulimo. by the
Rev. s. Pearce, Mr.. Davis Smith. to Miss Keren
Ann Sanders, daughter of Col. Badly Sanders.
In Newhern. the 4th inst Mr. William
Henry Pearce, to Miss Elizabeth Bradley. ~
In Fayetteville. on Wednesday evening last
by the Rev. Mr.. Gilchrist Mr. w McLaurin, OF
the firm of u & w McI.aurin, Merchants, to Miss
Elizabeth Whitehead, eldest daughter of the late
Williamson Whitehead.
In Columbus, on the Both April, Mr. Joseph
Brown, Of Bladen, to Miss Elizabeth Ann Bald
win.
In Bladen county, recently, Mr. T NJ Smith, te
Miss Dolly Brown.
In Columbus county, on the 2lst April, MI
Frances Lehman, to Miss Elizabeth Lehman, all o
that county.
In Cheraw, on the 23d ult., by the Rev James
Stacy, the Rev Albert M Ship, of Fayetteville
to Miss Mary Jane Gillespie
In Richmond county. on the 3Oth ult, by thu
Rev. D. J. Simmons, Mr. John P. Convington
Merchant Of Buckingham, to Miss Eliza Jane Pow
ell, daughter of VIM. Powell, Esq.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-22
CHARLESTON MARKETING Is

Corn-'The receipts of the week comprise $500
bushels North Carolina and Mar, land, sold at 20
u cts of Western. rising of 1900 bushels in
bags Of p bushels have been received during the
week, a part of which had been ordered for the in
terror. and part by dealers. Importers of the
balance can only effect sales in small quantities
at from 70 IL cts. there remaining considera-
BILE portion of former mportatons unsold in stores
Oafs-45O bags Western imported to order,
have been the only receipts of the past week. No
arrivals of Pease.
Hav-24O blles North River landed yesterday.
sold in the neighborhood Of ST., parcel OF prime
Eastern from stores brought 81 30.
Bacon-There is very little doing in this arti.
Gle, but prices remain stationary whea not forced
on the market.
ord-continues very dull, and in request on.
" for the retail trade.
SaH-Thefe IL none aaoat, ard little demand
fos it. From stores Few sales Of Liverpool sack
ara nsds at Sl 10 Sl,l5.
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or ships to act as prlvateers against the said
United States, or against the citizens, people,
or inhabitants of the said United States, or
gainst the property of any of the inhabitants
of any Of them from any prince or state with
which the said United States shall be at wa.
'Nor shall any citizen, subject, or inhabi-
tant of the said United States apply for, or
take, any commission or letters of marque for
arming any ship or ships to act as priVateers
against the subjects Of his Catholic majesty,
or the property Of any of them, from any prince
or state with which the said king shall be at
war. find If any person Of either nation shall
take such commissions or letters Of n,argue, he
shall be punished as a pirate."
That is. he shall be "hung by the neck until
he is deGd.''
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Aggregate three divisions.
APPROpRIATE sENTIMENTS.

The "Balinore Sun" OF this morning, pays the
following just compliments to the President and
Congress of The United States, FIR the energy which
thew have DISPLAYED towards Mexico. 1t gives us
pleasure to repuhlish it Union, May IL.
p 1.-The War -Ihe course OF the United States.-
In a national point of view, it is impossible 10 sug-
gest anything more appropriate. patriotic. and con-
sstent as adapted to the present emergency, groM-
ing DOT of our disturbed relations with Mexico, than
the course pursued by the President, and Congress
of the United States. The disposition of that man
is something more than quernlous-it Is mlschelv-
ous-who cannot unite in the Tarmest conifnendo-
ton that prompt, vigorous, and decisive action OF
the executive and Legislative authorities Of the ma
ton whereby it is proposed to relieve and succor our
gallant little army IN the South, and prosecute the
war into which the United States has been reIuc-
fantIy--tor certain honorable reasons-reluctGniiy
inveigied. War was in existence; and not to recog
Mise the fact woul have been 10 peril every thing
and render the restoration of peace much less prob
able and more remote event than it is now likely to
be. The message of the President is documen,
emincntlv calculated to enhance and confirm the
public confidence in his individual capacity ant
set-reliance. so essential as qualifications for th'
chief magstracy of this republic; while the dignity
of style, patriotism, resolution and philanthropy
of purpose which characterize ii, honorable II
the nation as we'll as the man. The liberal Prov
sion and prompttude of Congress, in reporting
and adopting the war bill, also challenge the adml
ration and appreciation Of all classes of our fellow
citizens. Such action as this at the head otthe gov
eminent is always desirable, to give tone AM
nnanimity 10 that ardent public feeling which mus
inevitably deveIope itself throughout this Union
whenever the tidings Of invasion and bloodshe
penetrate the public ear. And with such unani
nifty of feeling and purpose throughout the dc
partments of the government, and all the ramif
cations of society war will be relieved of its re
prlsiVeness, its progress will be effectual and expe
ditous, and its termination successful and speedy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-22
PRIV WATERING

Apprehens;onS have been expressed that
Mexico may issue letters Of marque 10 Span
iSh subjects in Cuba, to cruise against The
commerce of the United States, and that priva-
,eers may be fitted out in the ports of that is
land Tor This nefarions purpose. Indeed, it
has been suggested that the two Mexican
steamers which have heen recently transfer
red to the Havana. have been sen, there with
this object. The Union says that it is no,
generally known That Spanish subject could
not accept commission for this PURPOSE from
the Mexican government without b.ihg onil,v
of piracy. For public information. we cow
The l4ih article of our treaty with Spain Of The
Goth October, 1898, which anicle-is now in
force: .s
'.Ar,icle l4-No subject of his Catholic
majesty shall apply for, or take, any commits.
sion or letters Of marque, for arming any shir
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For the Journal.
BLADEN COUNTY.

A Democratic meeting was held at the
Courthouse, in BIaden county. on the 4th
May. J. D. Beatty, Esq, was called TO the
chair, and G. w. Bannerman appointed Sc
cretagy, and ]. r. Kemp assistant secretary.
The chairman briefly explained the object
of the meeting was to nominate candidates of
the Democratic party, to represent BIaden
county in the next Legisls.@e.
j. On motion, it was Resolved, that the chair
man appoint three from each election precinct,
as a committee to draft resolutions for the con-
sideraton of this meeting. Wherenpon the
chairman appointed the following gentlemen
Messrs. W. J. Cowan, w. H. Harvey, John
Skies, Amcs Martin, Jas. Davis, L. 5. Smith,
j. B. Melvin, F. G. Lewis, I. S. Lewis, J.
NJ. Anders, J. Russ, John Bush, H. B. Jones,
K, X, Council, r. D. Benson, Neil Currie,
VIM. Shipman, E. Pearce, J. r. Kemp, G.
McDougaId, Peter S. Mishaw, Jas. Robeson,
n. Cheshire and John Monroe.
I. The committee, after retiring short time.
returned and reported the following resolu.
tions for The consideration of the meeting. and
they were unanimously adopted:
Reso1ced, That Robert Melvin, Esq. be
nominated a candidate for this Senatorial dis.
t:ict. iaAthe rext Legislature.
Resolued, That Thomas S. D. Mcdowell
ESQ, be nominated candidate to represent
this county in the next Legislature, in the
House Of Commons.
Res,iped. That George w. Melvin, Esq.
be nominated candidate for the Office of She
riff for this county.
On motion, it was Resolved that Gen. w
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