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 NOTICE.-Fhe copai inership heretofore exis- ' ling between the undersigned, under the firm of RYAN & TAYLOR, Is this dav dissolved by mutual consent. Either parIner will attend To the anse tied business of the firm.--Moblle, 20lh June ls46 | je22 JNO. c. RYAN, asa4s gTHOS. R. TAYLOR
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PRESCRIPTIONS -TLe coparinership heretofore Dexsiing under the firm of Huntington & fieye- laud. Mobile. and Alp, Cleveland X Co, New Or leans was dissolve, he lst ins,. E. Huntington is charged with the settlement of business al Mobe and A. P Cleveland in New Orleans.
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ENSURANCE--7Re Protection Insurancs Com pany, of filarlford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on AS favorable terms as any other office in the City. They will insure rane brick buildings and ihelr contents in Mobile and it's vicinity, at the customary of premium.
 E. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce x Conli sts.
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 nIRECT IMPORTATION--'Fhe subscribers II are now opening "A casks and packages oi Hardware received per ships Brewsler and Louisa direct rom England, coniaining in part--
 Table and Pocket Cutlery iats 45 Cast Steel and German Steel Hoes
 Ox and Trace Chains sasl ase
 Blscksmi,hs' Hammers and Vices
 Sheet cast Sieel, g and 10 inches wide Together w,th general assortment of Shell Goods. all of which will be sold accommodating terms ny af 0 NAZANGE Co. .o,lS e efsa4s IS Commerce street. CCOTCli WHIsKEY. sc- V 2casks Old Scotch Whiskey
 do do St Croix Rum
 2s denijvhns old Holland Gin t4 25 co old London Dock Brandy 20 do St Croix Rum
 20 do Scotch and Irish Whiskey. poyi7 Fer sale by c BREWER. SsUNDRIES-50 hbis Potatoes; 50 do Onioas - 100 boxes Csd6sh l5 ar bbIs Mackesei
 30 boxss Tohscco; 70 hbls Beans sls Alsa--s ships Yawi Bsas, per brig . Brax- ton, from Boston, for sale " .,vr.s ~ nov1S H kttEko CO. srAULINS--3 Paulins, nearly r.w. for ale by I E nuvis ss c bREWEH.
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Together wiih n general assortment of articles fol Planters Hse. Ar;Isls' colors. &e. n0v1a
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For the North Carolina Standard.
Meeting in tIlc RaIeish DistrIct.


Pursuant TO notice given, meeting of the de-
mocrats in the Raleigh District v as held in the
City Hall on Saturday the 7th day of March, 1916.
On motion of B: B. Smith, o. L. .yBurch was call
ed TO the chair, and, on motion OF J. J. Wheeden,
n. -. Hayes was appointed secretary: .ets,.-l =
Ion motion of MA. Prendergast the Chairman
appointed committee of three, to wit, Benz d,
prepare and report resolutions for the action o the
meeting. 90 1a'I aT
The committee having retired short time, re-
turned and reported, through B. B. Smith, the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed, viz: l .r z,.. -.r.
81, RESOLVED, That we approve of the proposition
to hold a County Convention in this City, on
Tuesday of March Court, for the purpose of nomi+
mating candidates to represent Wake county in the
next General Assembly of this STATE.
RESOLVED, That the following persons be and
vention, from the Raleigh District viz: Jordan
Womble, A. G. Drake, J. F. Jordan. J. c. Palmer,
B. B. Smith, w. J. Lougee, John ORoTke, Capt:
Wm J. Clark, john Kane, John r. Whitaker and
VIM. H. High.
Resolred, That the delegates from this district
are hereby requested 10 sustain the nomination oi
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN, Esq. as a candidate for a
seat in the House of Commons.
On motion of B. B. Smith, the name OF the
Chairman was added 10 the list Of delegates.
On motion of NJ. A. Prehdergast, ordered tha:
the proceedings of this meeting be published IN
The North Carolina Standard. .r .r..
On motion of B. B. Smith, the thanks Of the
meeting were rendered 10 the Chairman and Sec
retary for the manner in which they have dis
charged their duties.
On motion Of James B. Shepard, the meeting
then adjourned. -....
-. o. L. BURCH, Chn'n.
Snn1
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e5- JUST PUBLISHED A.ND FOR S.aLE.-n
The Indian Guide to Health,


Valuable Vegetable Medical Prescriptions, &c,
TENO suit the following named Diseases and will
IL them if not too far gone, viz: The Consumption
and Breast Complaint; Asthma, Liver Disease, Dyspep-
sa Yellow, TyPhus, Nervous Bilious and CongestiVe
Fevers; Dropsy, Affections OF the Spleen, Rheuma-
tism, Gout, Scrnula Kings Evil Epeptic, Hyste
rical, Worm and Painting Fits Summer Complaints
among children and grown persons, Colcuons and all
other Distractions and Affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Fever Sores, old Sore Legs. White Swelling,
external EruptiOns and all other diseases Of the blood
and nervous system. Also, Fever and Ague, ST. An
thongs Fire. Leprosy, Measles, Small POx, ST. Vitus'
Dance, Palsy, Chronic Female Weakness, sc. &C. SC;
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cramp Cholic Of the stomach
and bowels Scarlet Fever sore throat, Rckes in chill
dren, Mumps, Wens flesh, and eating Cancers,
sc. &C.; together with proper prescriptions 10
Snake Bites aed Venomous StIngs. Designed guide
to young practitioners and private families By Doct.
w. K. F. FRYER, Indian Physician. Residence and
office in Mobile. Alabama. ..'
NIB. The above described medical Book will be
mailed (ree Of pOstGge) to single Peson, in any part
of the United States &C., the receipt of SIS any
soIue,at Bank; or fire for $40. The hardness Of the
times and disposition place my Book in the hand OF
the poor farmer as well the rich and tendency Of
the public patronse cheap publications, has caused
me to make remarkable reduction the price of
this Book. Address, (pOst pGid) Mobile, Alabama
as- Editors of papers throughout the United States
and Texas who will give this Card publicity to the
OF Eve dollars, and send paper containing
the same, shall receive one family right of said work.
w. K. F. FRYER, I'D
Jan. 20, I846.-590 II. .futhoT and Proprietor.
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thusiasm among his friends around him on the
matter for which they had met to act, he therefore
would offer the following resolutions and hoped
they would be adopted. which was done by accla-
nation: .s es Gre# 1s tr a.a..t 'slt' =
Resolred, That we heartily respond to the nom
inarion made by our Democratic friends in Anson.
Of Col MzLTEn F. LEAK; of Richmond county, as
the next Demoeratic candidate for Governor. m
ResolUed, That a ComnliItee be appointed to
IN fpfs lhe State Central Committee of prefer
Fence for Col. ,LEAK-requesI them inform him
Of the nomination, and ask Of him TO accept, and
pledge 10 him our best exeruons to promote his
election. 34,. aF9 7.eI.4...-. sfr
= The chair designated the following committee
under the last resol lution Col. john Sloan, Mai.
b. Morrow. Q. T. Alexander, Jr., Capt. Adam
Harrison, Richard Peoples Joseph w. Hampton,
Capt. John Kirk, Joseph McComb, William Max
well, Jno. P. Ross, Of Mecklenburg, and Col. T.
G. Wilson and Josiah H. Steward, Of Union. q,
On motion ordered that the Chairman and Sec
retary be added 10 the Committee.
The proceedings Were ordered to be published,
and the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN WALKER, Chin.
F. H. Maxwell, Secretary. 81. rs "a
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mail R.9VG E.MEoNTS
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Northern Mail, daily. Due IA. m. Closes l-2 a
m. Rail Road ef...t .sIaE --rs. .ia OCT
Southern, daily. Due 1 a. IN. Closes at o a. M
Two horse hacks, s1 hi& ~ r.i7s s'7
GreensborOugh. tr-weekIy. Due MONDAY, Thursday
and Saturday at l a ms and closes Sunday Tuesday
PittsbOrOMgh, twice week. Due Saturday and
Wednesday at p. and closes Monday aud Thur scay
at 10 a. m. ~Twohorse hacks. -s-.-- at fas l.N
Ne1c6ern, tri-weckly. Due Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at M, and closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at p. M FOur-horse Stages. 7a7 .ts
Idr6OrOugh tri-weeky. Due Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 10 p and closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at 5 a. m. Two-horse Stage. >''
ROr6orOugh, once a week. Due every Friday at a.
m, and closes every Friday at 10 a.. Horse Mail.
Hay1oood, once week. Due every Monday at p.
M, and closes every Friday at 10 Horse Mail.
NOTE. Lettersto be in time for the Mail, should be
put in the Office IS minutes before the hour for clos
ing Letter postage five cents for letter not exceeding
half ounce in weight for any distance not exceeding
300 miles, and ten cents for any greater dstanceevery
half ounce, fractional part OF half ounces IS charged
as single letter. a-E a... r. No.
March 1916. 562-tE
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PGANO FORTES. &c.

TAINES, RICHES & CO., BoOK-sELLERs AND
W STATIoNERs, Sycamore street, Petersburg, "a ,
have recently received and intend keeping constantly
for sale Piano Fortes from the following popular
factories, viz: Chickering's, and Wilkins, and New
halls of Boson H. Worcesters (late OF the firm Of
Stodart, Worcester & Durham,) Num- & Clark's, and
Nunn's Fischer's, OF New York all which of su
perior finish, touch and tone and at greatly reduced
prices. written guarantee will accompany every in-
strument, ii desired by purchasers. ......-
They also keep extensive assortment Of school and
other Books Stationery Music, and musical Instruments
other than Panos and every other article usually kept
in similar establishments. ..r ...... ...-'.-
Orders from their country friends will be pnnctualIy
filled, upon very low terms.
Petersburg. Sept. 1, 1s45 553-ly
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From the Mecklenburg Jefersonian
Democratic Meeting i'm MeckIenburg.
ALEX. LOWE, Sec'Y.

Proclamation for the purpose having been made,
numerous meeting of the Democracy of Mecklen-
burg, and portion of the Democracy of Union,
was held at the Charlotte Mansion House, (the
Court then being in session in the Courthouse,) on
Tuesday. the oath February, 1916. Capt John
Walker was called to occupy the chair, and F. H.
Maxwell, Esq. to act Secretary. The chair
made few remarks explanatory of the object for
which the meeting had assembled. call was
then made upon VIM. Lander, Esq, of Lincolnton,
who made very forcible and pertinent address, in
favor of respond ding to the nomination made by the
Democracy of Anson, of Col. WALKER F. LEAK,
OF Richmond county, as the next Democratic can
didate for Governor, and urging party TO be of
good cheer, and fail to fully organize for the
campaign, at an early day. He was followed by
Col. Wheeler of Bealty's Ford, who, in one of his
happiest efforts, drew contrast between the fed
eraI and democratic parties, and showed why we
ought, could, and would redeem North Carolina
from the poluting control of federal whggery, with
such gallant leader as Col. LEAK. And the con-
cluson Of his remarks, Capt. John Kirk, remarking
that there seemed to be so much unanimiy and en-
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this system. Those who oppose this system must
any have yet seen, to convince me- that these
States and nations are wrong; that the most dis
tIngulshed philosophers and phlanthropists, who
have written on the subject wrong that che
public opEon in the United States is wrong. Ii
is not probable that such large majority of those
who have devoted time and study to the considera-
ton of this subj ject should have committed mis-
take as egregious this, while IL is very probable
that the few who yet oppose The system are either
deficient In Information. Influenced BY cir
cumstances not connected with its merits In my
next number shall consider penitentiary as cal
culated to accomplish the second object of punish
menI-the reformation of criminals. GILES.
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Women IN Battle 1t appears from the ac-
count of the defence Of the Parana, that the Anna
IONS of South America sustained the ancient glo-
ry and rcnown of their countrywomen. Many
OF them fell dead in defending the Republic a
gainst the allied English and French forces.
And this is the country that England and France
hope to subdueI A country in which even the
women are soldiers! Vain hope. But if The
poor Argentines can do such execution with light
artiIery-if their little forces can sustain contest
of nine hours-35 little guns against / l3 heavy
pieces-what could North America do2
Detroit Free Pres
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DIED.

In Franklin county, the 27th ult., Isaac Winston,
Sra soldier of the Revolution-aged 80 years
months and days. He kind neighbor, an afIec-
tonae father, ndulgent MASTER and much respected
by all who knew him. Com
Coz City papers please copy
In Salisbury, the 27th ult., Lawrence Long, aged
about IL years
In Wilmington, the 26th ut., of chronic disease,
Mrs. Ann E. RUSSELL aged 81 years. Also, the 26th
Margaret Young, daughter Of Mr. James Anderson aged
years and months Also, the Is: INST, Mr. John
NJ Caseaux, a native of France, but for many years a
resident of Wilmington, aged SO years.
In Montgomery county, last October, Mrs. Catharine
Lammon, aged II2 Years-a native of Scotland but for
the last Is years a resident of the aboVenamed place.
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CORNING THE ENGLISH

A late number of the New York Journal Of
Commerce says: .s
]" The ship Cornelia is loaded with Is, 600 bush
els of Indian corn aud 1000 barrels of corn meal,
and, though not full, is, we are told, deep as il
is expedient to load her. The ship Empire has
also on board $1,000 bushels of corn and 10000
barrels of meal. Sir Robert Peel's cattle must
get very fat upon this excellent feed, b which he
promised the farmers should come in free, in com
pensation to them for taking ofthe dutJ on wheat.
1t was stated in the British House sof Com
mons, on the 5th of last month, that orders had
been issued by the English government to pur.
chase in the United States d" certain quantity Of
maize (Indian Corn) for the consumption of the
Irish people" '''
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SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered in the following
Cases, since our last:
BY RUFFIN, G. J., in the matter of w. G. Daugh-
try, from Gates, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Britton .. Daniel, in Equity from Halifax
the decree declared erroneous, the title good. and
the purchaser required 20 complete his purchase
Also, in Campbell .. Drake, in Equity from Wake
dsmissing the bill. Also, in Patterson .. Martin
from Wilkes, affirming the judgment below. Also
in Wilson D. Leigh, in Equity from Perquimans
declaring the decree erroneous. Also, in Temple
o. Williams, in Equity from Pasquotank, dismiss
ing the bill with costs. Also in Green .. Collins
Admir-. from Lincoln, Judgment reversed and new
trial. Also, in Humphreys p. Tate, in Equity
from Guilford, remandipg the cause.
BY DANIEL, J. in Barnes D. Morris, in Equity
from Pasquotank, directing decree for Paintiff
Also, in Liverman .. Carter, in Equity from Hyde
affirming the decree, dismissng the bill. Also, in
Parker .. GilbreaIh, from Henderson, affirming the
judgment below. Also in Gullford, in Equity
! from Beaufort declaring that the hires Of Dave
belong TO A. G. NJ. and that E. L. is not bound tc
bring in the two slaves, &c.
By NASH, J. In L.gon, Admir-. .. Dunn, from
Wake, affirming the Judgment below. Also in
Hoyl, EXT o. Moore's devisees, &C., in Equity
from Lincoln, dismissing the bill. Also, in Hend
rick .. Hendrck, in Equity, from Cleaveand, dis
missing the bill with COSTS. Also, in Den dem
Wise .. Wheeler, from Hertford, affirming the
judgment below. Also, IN Gooch .. Sherman, in
Equity, from Granville: dsmissing the bill with
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MARRIED..

AT ConoconaTa, Halifax, the seat Of Thomas P. Deve
reaux, ESQ., the 10Th ultimo by the Rev. Dr. Mason
Rector of Christ Church in this City, P NJ Edmonds-
ton, Esq, of Charleston, to Miss Catharine A Devc-
Shipp, Mr.. John Smith Miss Eliza, daughter of Mr.
Thomas Blake.
On the 24th ult., by the Rev. Samuel B. Rice, Dr.
Marcellus Whitehead, of Salisbury, NJ c., to Miss Vir
gna G. Coleman, of Amherst, Va.
At Miccasukie, Florida, on the Sd ins Mr. James
B. Beard formerly Of Cumberland county, N. c., to Miss
Sarah Frances Lingo.
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TNNHE new volume Of 90 The CultivatOr," Tor 1916,
IL commences the first day Of January, and the
Nos will be promptly issued the first Of each month
heretofore In the Importance extent and variety
its the number of its contrbutors-in the
beauty and variety Of its illustrations, as we'll as in the
extent of its circulation, this paper is without rival in
the agricultural press, at home abroad. ''s@ <-
TeTms-Single copies, 81 90 year-Seven copies
for IS OO-Ffeen copies for $IO Any person dispos'
ed aid in promoting the circulation of = The CuliVa
tor" will receive sample numbers and PTospectuses,
application. post paid. Address LUTHER TUCKER,
Editor Cultvator, Albany, N. Y.
March 4, 1916. Sol.
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The Legislature of Louisiana have, after a
warm struggle, fixed upon Baton Rouge as the
future seat of Government Of that Stale Many
members of the Legislature still contend, that an
amendment to the Constitution, by which the seat
of Government will be continued in New o. leans
will be sustained by majority of the voters oil
Louisiana. Hence, they will oppose any immc.
diate appropriations to erect State House and
other public buildings. .#..
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f. p NASH
March 8, 1916.

STILL continues The Book and Piano FOrte business
- in Petersburg and Richmond, a very extensive
scale quite certain that larger supplies be
found in any two stores North South; and far
prices concerned he is determined not to he under
sold. To prove the fact, he is willing that persons IN
the habit of purchasing Pianos North may first select
their instr umens in Petersburg Richmond and aer
ascetaining themselves the prices North, may
and take them at the same, adding expenses ."
E. P. NASH,
.o..a- .s..a H-.s.- Petersburg, ViyginiG
.-.4 NASH s. WOODHOUSE,, =
Feb II, Is4e-5s9-4t. Richmond, ia.
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In the "Union " of the oath ult, we find the
two following appointments, confirmed by the
Senate:
JAMES T. MILLER, Naval Officer in the Dis
trict of Wilmington, North Carolina, vice, James
Owen removed.
WILLIAM WHITE, TO be Deputy Postmaster,
Raleigh, North Carolina, in place of Thomas G.
Scott, resigned.
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The very latest Yankee invention that we have
seen, [says the New Haven Register,l is patent
spring Jfsh-hoOk! By very delicate but ingeni-
ons machinery, as soon as fish attempts to nib
BILE the bait on the hook, second hook comes
down and catches him in the back of the head,
ours, has tried in trout brook, with great sue
cess. 1t is a regular trap. 0...
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THE PATENT ELEcTRo MAGNETIC RINGS
The subscriber having recently arrived in the United
States from London has learned With surprise that g-
norant imposers have commenced selling limitations of
his Galvanic Rings The genuine require of fluid
to promote their action, and certain for all
diseases, such Rheumatism, Gout, Tic Dolo-
reux, Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Stiff Joints,
General Debility. and all Nervous Disorders.
Agents wanIed in the principal towns Of the United
Staes to whom liberal deduction will be made for
cash remittances
Any person remitting 81, will receive four rings by
mail. Gold plated price 81, 81 so and So. Address
post paid, Prof Fl. C. CRICHTON,
PA Broadway, New York
New York, Sept II 567-tf
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RetieftO the .dged. Not only the Young, and those
in middle life, who are suffering with Liver Complaint.
and Asthma in Their worst FORMS incpien Consumption,
of Wild Cherry of the best medicines in the world
but many persons far advanced in years. whose sands of
of nature could S not possibly stay longer
this world have found great reefby using this Balsam
Druggist in Petersburg Va, has in point An
far advanced in life that she does not expect to be
entirely well, unless by miracle buys and keeps this
article in the house constantly, family medicine 10
quiet violent Congh which has long afflicted her, and
to assist her in expectorang, and breathing freely
This lady says she could no. live without it, Messrs
Rosser Anderson have in their possession the origin
al certificate of Mr. C. H. Cuthbert, of Petersburg, who
certifies that he found immediate relief in using this
! medicine for a Cough-ths gentleman advises his
friends and all try it. Counterfeits and spurious im-
Buy none, unless signed l. Butts, on the wrapper.
Op- For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD CO., Raleigh, N. C. .t")'.'
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We suppose it will scarcely be expected of us
seriously to deny such an idle charge that
contained in the last Halifax Republican; but if it
can be of any service to the Editor of that paper,
we can distinctly and emphalically assure him
that the Hon. J. r. J. Daniel is not our Washing
ton CORRESPONDENTS .-...
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Notice.

WAS taken up and committed to the Jail ofPersOn
man. who says his is Dick, and that he belongs
to Roderick Mcleod, of Cumberland county, N. c.
The owner of said negro is requested to forward
prove property pay charges, and take him away, he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
THOMAS SIZEMORE, Jailor.,
Roxboro', March 4, 1876 592-3t.
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SELLING OFF AT COST
FOR CASH

AL the remainder of our Stock riz:
NoNFECTIONARIES,D Dry Goods, Groceries, Fan
" cy articles and Hardware.
All those still indebted US, now requested to
call Immediately and SETTLE they will find their
counts the hands of the Constable want to close
the business this month
G. w. & C. GRIMME.
Raleigh, March I, 1876. 59l-9t
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Cd instant, very suddenly, in Stanly County.
We copy the following from the last Carolina
Watchman:
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
"a portion of the Bar of the fifth Judicial Cir
cult of North Carolina and officers Of the Court as
sembled at AbemarIe, for the purpose of attending
Stanly Superior Court, having received lntellI-
gence that the death of JOHN GILES, Esq, late of
Salisbury, had taken place suddenly on Monday
night at Mrs. George Kinks ia Stanly county,
while on his way from lawrenceviIle TO Alhemare,
held meeting at :he apartments of Judge Dick, in
Albcmarle, on Wednesday, the fourth day OF
March, 1916, in honor of the deceased. His Hon
or Judge Dick being called TO the Chair, and Thos.
S. Ashe appointed Secretary, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
81. ReSoLped, That cannot adequately ex-
press our surprise and sorrow at the most unex-
pected death of our late friend and brother John
Giles, ESQ., and it is difficult to realize that he,
who but during the past week, was parraker in
professional labors and social intercourse, ap
parently in improving bodily health-souud mind
and wonted cheerfuness-is now no more.
'2. ResoLued, That during useful and labori-
Gus practice of more than third of a century, Mr..
Giles had uninterruptedly commanded the conf
dence of the public and the esteem and affection
of his professional associates, and that his death is
deeply regretted public misfortune. and sPe-
cal bereavement tu each member of his profession
al fraternity.
SO Resolred, That mark of public respect
for the deceased, the business of Stanly Superior
Court be suspended until Thursday, the 9TH INST,
and that the members of the Bar and officers of the
Court, wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
"a. Resolred, That knowledge of Mr.. Giles
excellence in the virtues of private life, causes US
sympathize deeply with his family and relations
in their loss and prompts TO offer them our sincere
coincidence.
"5. Resol0ed, That His Honor Judge Dick,
as the Chairman of this meeting, be requested TO
forward copy of these proceedings to the surViV-
ing family of the late Mr.. Giles.
Sc. RESOLVED, That copy of these proceedings
be transmitted by the Secretary to the Carolina
Watchman, issued from Salisbury, for publication,
with the hope they may be copied by all the other
papers in this State.
.s--- JOHN M. DICK, Chairman.
THos. S. AsHE, Sec'ry."