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)oRT WASHINGTON PAVILION. sTHEwserRy
EXCURSIONS,

4 oNG ISLAND RAIIRoAD.-ExCrRsToN TRAIN
- or Jhuisoay, September 9 from Brooklyn 70 Green
fcrt ahu return the day leaving Brooklyn ats
tnd ying At Green Port 81 1890 I'M Roturninr leaves
Green Fort ~ H. NJ same day and arrive at BROOKLYN AZ
lor return te regular tIanB tie 10Th inst. No bag
es2e taken by the train. 80
TXcUR5ioEs 10 THE FISHING BANKS EyrRy
- cay except satufdny Ftre ~ cents oach way TIE
tea steamer BtTPALO, Capt Heroox VIM lfaye sryir
sreet VI oeaoli Cratd etvct e<; Peck Sp SKI nior
tackle. provided w 3-S A'"Sis
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This IS the smallest weekly expectation have recorded
for long time The falling off has been principally in
specie But for the large shipments of brcadstus last
week the aggregate value would have been small indeed
The movements in cotton have been limited The steam
ship Atlantic took out the first lot of the crop sent
forward this We little disappointed at the
moderate expectations Of brcadstuf The from the
other eide thought, calculated to give impetus
to secuations and shipments To ports in the West In
dies the exports Of all articles have been unusually sa
While to South America they have been less than five
thousand dollars and to Central America nothing at all
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ANTHOLOGY.

RFAD THE EVIDENCE OF JAMES ROBERTS, NOPE
iidsrtrott ittwecn Second and Montgomery Streets
VINO bad Loon 70 too free srrts
ter yesrs the Is 70 certify that for long years had
bceh hGaFe 70 " use Of liquor, and had
tompg 70 give " Up Int could not succeed till
aagNanted WITH DIR bOBACK, when sppied TO him. and
am marry 70 ate that since that time had desire
guor ara hate ne very sph. Gift and urge all who
tituatoo So vse 70 cell him. Any who wants TO
know particularly call on mo st m residence No. %
idle street. between Second and MONTGOMERY streets,
Philadelphia. James Roberts. City OF Phi adolphia ss
tenay tprcad before me- the subscribcr. one Of the
ni1eimeh 70 a Tor the said city, the above named James
9r9sons .stemept true all particulars TO the hest %
Ms knowledge md belief witness my hand And seal this
seventh day oil fchruary 1880 John A. White Adcrm
All ctttrsto O. W R0BAOk, No. White street. will be
resouty attended to-, IL prepaid For parau
call and get an Almsnsc. grat whore oerta
Gates 10
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MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
I dors her services 20 ladies gentcmen Of this city
Nc bv , m r snoosn
and will tell the name 81 the lady gentleman they Will
marry Also the names OF the visiters Residence No. m
Great Jones srost, OF Bowsy Ladies, ~ oonS'
gentiexasn. 81.
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PLAcss OF FATrvITr.-Uuited States SCI IRELAND iIi
England IL Scotland. 2: Germany. 49, france, Spai1.
q Br itch Possession In North America q West Indies
Portugal 2: Pelsnd 2 Norway, l. unknown, 2.
FaomHospitsi. Bellevue. II; Penitentisry Biaokves
leland & Luuaitc Asylum, 3; Rsndsitn Islsnd. .: City
Hospital. Z: lyoen Aeyium l. Almshousc. Blackwell
leland q Colorcd Home. 3; colored rorsons.q.
Internents returned from Wards leland. %.
A. W. WHITs. City Inspector.
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CUPERIOR DFNTIsrRy.

SUPERi0R DFSTIsTRY.-PFRsoNs NAY FEEL AS
cured oil having dental operations Performed In man
ner equal 70 that ~ dentst in the city and At prc
tYiato and tatsActory an operator long ard
tehvo experience Plesso call and learn terms II a.
Ltlhh. DontissSs Prince street, neAS BseAlway.
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sPOUTING.
HOTELS AND WATERING; PLACES.

GFAnFRCY ROUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
~ street tnd Broadway, New York. Is oYcn the
public ~ oonthns one hundred and City roor.s Furnished
Ia tie meet elegant style, with every possible
tN he Kept On tho American sad Eurorean blans COM
oinSo aa iLe prpotors are determined that ssl repk
snons the beat family hotels IN the world.
DONALD h CO.
DoRT WASHINGTON PAVILION, SHREWSBURY
Nd Among the many fashionable rlscos OF resort.
here not probably tea. vie with this for pure
sna breeze from the goa and its delghtfn oppor
tuhitts Tor battling its shady groves and above all ts
Featcneny PROPRIETOR whose constant efforts are 10 ave
snaoton TO his Visitors 1b hotel, for the ason aout
closing, has been constantly hod with the most dstn.
EuLeg families from ert own country, well as many
hem atroad. Attnched 10 tho hotel larvo han roo
which tho proprietor hes so apart Ito usc OK hs cd
ers Who after ruticntny and orJoying the rauro 81 e
day, whoh TIL rlace alone affords evening rceort "a r
ne purpose q pppg the fantastic toe THO proprietor
eiteI most successful purposes giving Fan on
Thursday evening the 9Th instant which viii Je IL We t,sy
judge rom the character 81 the gentlemen who copeai
the commite OF whom VIC fnd some
81 our most cstin usod citiEonswin fo moot marn,g
cert hsr The 10 tie closing bali u the this no.
pular place Of resort. Rite TisJt
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MysCELLAEEOUs.

u,or N>N.N>~>ss~,y-~-~~~>
t'pgN ShIE = THE LEASE, FIXTURTs, ETC, OF THE
- pbiic Houfe the Of Hudson and Uoninirk
.reeu ~ will be sold reasonable terms az the owner
on tho premises.
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kARsHHLGs.
Tinter feet. .ITgo S0Ss Logwcod, TONS. III Ssvsz
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Two BRASS WORKERS AND pIrMpERs An.

PLUMDERs.-THE hD-
2 man, Is DESTROYS Of finding
Their rs partaer or other
DO Invested to ADVANTAGE.
corner OF broadway aud
In the city, would have no
workman scquaintca here
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the City County New York from the 2Sth DAY
Aurust co the 4,h day OF September 1862.
xea, lN Woman, 20; Boys Iss; Giris 6i-Total. 6i6.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
xKs%RuCTToxa

ap~ SEE SEVENTH PAGE. Wa
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NORTHUMBERLAND sAIr-Tuprr r1oe

WIIIIAMSFTRG.-FO OR SALT-THREE FIRST
w class brick Houses and Lots caoh Is three story and
hfsemcnt With under cellar. They euperior 10 any
houses offered ~ the ewner Furnished materials and but
tbe BY dnya work. of the beat quality and
brick heavy Pine tim bcr raged eleven gass
n caoh speaking tubes throughout, heavy sony
FIVE marble msntcs crates In each In tho Dat select To-
cation ~ streeta from the river No nuisance ever IL
one c6rEor. ANY person wanting should apply
they will be etld ft bargain Inquire OF r. REILLY.
Astor place. Of South Fifth aud Fifth streets
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"A SELECT SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG MASTERS AND
M,s:ss win he opened on tho STA Of septenbor OF
IompkDs piece, first house north of Degraw street.
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vTNRUsr MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT.
gage for term years at SIX per cent half yearly 10
TOWNSEND. No. South street,
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" oHh0n WbhhEh AND H.
i vcrtfcr, q practical warkir m
lusine d or work in New York, eIthe
wise, wbero q email capital could 10
ADDRESS u H., American Eotsl. O.
barclay otrect. BEING q stranger In
objection 70 start lusineGs With n W.
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IonN McMICHAEL, GO OLD SLIP CORNER or
South street has for sale drad for 1unt which
will co crshcd thcpgnent Great Brian and Ireland Ao
ssues certificates Of by the Eao limo OF Now
ARC Liverpool packets. Refers ucssrs. John W. Whit
lock Co, Sherman Collins. a1d Acton Civil, ESQ. and
others. '' ~ ~NN
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NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
bends The second semi snnaa payment OF interest
On theee bonds will he presentation Of the coupons
at Bank ofthe Repubt, and after September 10
r.. ID. SMITH .Treasuror
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E0R SALT.-A lILOT BOAT BUTT SCHOONER or
about 100 tons tur.beD new, built hy tie Iats Jsesb
Bell and in beauty model By pilot boat
thoat She be Mt the wharf between stapos
Houston streets East river. Apply - Herris. w. Roll
ADMIN tratrix St Columbia str cot; to Abraham Es
GCer ST
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ITO CAfITAJIs1s-THE ADVERTISER HAS IN
= vented an improvement IN tho OF printing. by
which crefs e. type for daily paper Of arge ccSu,-
ton VIII enc Tor twonty years, plan OF printing
fIe the " which 100 copies may produced in
ore hour after tho matter Ia 10 type. The cost IL
fer the Game will not c1eeed 81 COO type east no
eossary. address, u. c. ", Herald ofica.
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Two TT IIDFHS, tAAT ENIENs, ANCHITFCrS. ETC
gentleman Of means IA about eyecting building in
Washingtcn, d 6 and would open TO competent mana
lucrative business, " eiyng him the contract land pay
caht nnd introducing him. Ne. person fully eble and
Office, Immediately. - -
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ROAED-PLEAsANT ROOMS. WITH PARLoRs AND
- Bedrooms communicating and private table, re-
quirod. Apply at G49 Broadway.
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GTEAM FERRY OR TOW BOAT FOR SALE CHEAP
~ $50 toEs 70 Inch eysd feet stroke in order
ind COPPER asteted Car be econ Al the
street opposite tho .gar house, Fest river For further
STEPHEN ROBERTS, shipsmith ss sonth
ctrnrt sr harrx olrnsA
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DoARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN. BY GENTLE
ID man and wife prisai family or where tdors arc
hut few bosrderf hye walk Of fult Perry
Terms must 10 moderate. Address Heary, HERALD oGce.
STATING prioe. e..
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pO0 ono ANY ONE WISHING A PARTNER
R%O;OUV. with twenty thousand dollari win hear
OF enc by fd9res1ing Nicolas Newton, (prepad. New
York City Post Office giving real nGiac Kind of busres
prohts, and every thing relating TO the matter.
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DRUG STORE AT A saCBlFiCE.-To BE SOLD. A
Drug Stare In Broatwsy newly fitted up with sploa-
OLD totss jars 49, And eoout six hundred tou
worth OF fresh botanical dire cost the present psta
tor thirteen hundred dollars It 10 mas 70 emsrace
the Rnpethy prStce, also st tIihuf cce sad Is
the best in tue city for the sale % patent medicines
end fancy perfnmery Rotanica pay eicsp
wanting surh ascre hsce great bargain by epEpsirE
Immediately at 5is Broadway rs the present proprietor
obligod 10 leave the city na&t weeek.
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90 G00 COUNTRY STATS FOR sALE-grvx
NosOOVs rel very Desirable ferns ana cospttyseT
tse< the CRY, tor safe epo exchange Urge uumbos
hou,te IN Now fcsk ind trcokyn for 81 tarssfas
i - - A~sess-
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Inn HEAD 0F KEETDCKY MsLEs or LARGE SIzD
have tai. dAY srrives ard for sslsbyG LssoN.
coraer Of Jersey aud Third street. Jersey
Sns pe from Jertey city, the gsn Point pisal sosG
btaEcs run every ESeen mi nut 90 from farry
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tN0R SALE CHEAP-OR PARTNER WANTED IN 4
first rate public house and oyster saloon with lease
OF four years 70 at low rent person wiog TO
take charge Of the business this is chance eedom
with, tho capital required Ia email. Apply &C No.
Sprpg etrcet, CroailY street.
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SINGLE GEETLENAN CAN AcCOMA0D aTTD
A With Ere large furnhed room vfsh breskssst sod
ten vihout in q private family. ut mod In
Bank ttres west Of Hud street. keereuee required.
Address A. r.. this office.
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Uhaf Franklin Pierce has done for
North Caroiino.-As We say elsewhere
Mr.. Pierce has done no great good nor
harm 10 the Country. So far as what
linle hs has dosae. however. Affects The in
ssresls Of North Carolina. we find by a
references 10 the History Of the River and
lIsrbor bill, the following record: circu-
late il. This bill was before The United
States SENATE in 1896; !, was passed by
Congress and was APPROVED sy GESERAA
Jackson! Il contained a great number
OF appropriations Tor impossass improve
mems in Rivers and Harbors in several
OF the Sonshcrn Slaies-amongsl the resi-
there WAS an appropriation fos the re-
moval Of obssnesions al Ocracockc Inlet.
N. G.. $4,000
Also an appropriation for Tho
improvements c,pe Fear
River. NC. eco, 900
Mr.. Pierce was al that time member
OF ,hs Ilouss al Representatives. We
find he voted sgains, these appropriations
fur the benefit oi North Carolina. Pass
him round. Mm5Umian.
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Singular Cause e psath.-On the
7ih Of Mar last. . liule child bsl four
yesr Of see. son Of Jeremiah Myep. a
IN l. a. s. Adams a. Co.'S ma
chine shop. Who resides on Sslvsf. near
G-suset. Soath- Boston. vas ssddenly
seized with extreme difficulty o. breath
ing. A physician vas called, and pro-
nounced il ! case Of croDp. In eleven
hours afief The 6rsl attack The difficulty
ceased. and Tor . week or more The child
vas quite comfortable. On The tenth day
afler The 6rsi attack. The child was seized
with convuIsirs Gus. which terminated in
Inflammation Of The lungs. causing iis
death on Tuesday he 6,h inst.
A post moriem examination made BY
Drs. Heaion and Forg. revealed the cause
Of the death of the child. The lille Eel.
low had swallowed punc-sIonc, which
lodged 10 The larynx Of his throat. esuiinl
the csoupy symptoms. Ithad then beef
dislodged and passing the epigloliis hat
entered the irachsa and passed into ih'
left bronchia. where. near the lung. il ha,
become lodged. The bronchia was ul
eeraled and was three times IFS ussalihick
meas. and the left long was in state o
modification. The pune stone was Al
inch in circumference, and ihres-foufihs 0
an inch in length.
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The Nomination Of Plercs-Is 1t
Strong?

The Democratic leaders aIe trying 10
aauer themselves that flse nomination Of
Pierce is strong one. They reason,
from The success of Polk. that a nominal
lion of man mol previously much talked
OF. will again prove successful. But they
should remember that the nomination Of
Polk was an experiment. and that light
ming don't nflcn strike twice in The same
spot. Then they killed OF only Van
queen. Ru, this time their convention
Us proved 4 " slaughter house on large
sca'r.s The heads of Cass, Buchanan.
pmglas. AMI i half score Of others, all
anxious expectanis. hate been made 10
roll in The dust.
The feeling which prevailed. and which
was carried frnm The Convention, may
be inferred from the remark Of Mr.. Bright,
Of Indiana, who said that The delegates
isnm thai State yielded The claims Of Cass
: with drops Of Lhoal and deep groan..s
As one State, aaer another. gave iis
sippers N Pierce, ilrnse delegates who
threw the vote Of The Stale. had come
thing TO say 10 tho convention in regard
10 what might be expected From j. in No
semher. Fl should be observed that only
six pledged their respective States TO the
2amlnees of The coRvention--and of those
six. all except Louisiana, gave decided
majoriiies AGAINST Eayinr. No delegate
from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
tennessee, North Carolina. or even Flo
Iida, took the responsibility Of saying the
7nminees could carry those States. Mr..
Grover. Of NV York. said" We think
we ran give the electoral voie Of The state
3, lscrce.". Eyes this half-commit,alism
was objected 70 by ano,ker delegate. and
the delegation retired for consultation.
grn their return, no assurance was given
tllqi the electoral vote of New York could
be given 10 the candidates Of The conren.
tom Mr.. dickinson thought If all The
States would come up 10 the wo.k in ear
aesi. he might be able 10 congratulate the
Democracy on a victory in the autumn.
81 with Pennsylvania. Cnlnnel Black
saitt The D-mo..ricy of The State would
ii" for The np,ninees g will, IlIe ear
lsslness of WOMAN" &c. :. because Rsu.
ANN requires H." I.illIs/ ware,
cough Que Of her sacIegg.~ss, Nc. War
,ller1cgards The nomination Of
WE5S NATIONAL Conventlon as fore
me conrlG.io,i. tie said-"l pledge
Unaware, although her vote. is small. 10.
~ she can Cor the nominee to defeat
t;:-e and fea hers II was thus hard
e. ind for the great central States,
Ierixlly ---so. give up tl.eiE owa eminelt
,s.sniciA WIN were candidates.
gsersr is nc, nearly SO strong 10 .hs
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CT The ssockhelders n he NofiA csfolins
Rail Road win meet 10 Raleigh on the 9Th Of
July. That fun representation q The ssoek
may be had, those who canned attend In pefson
should appoint proxies. To eject this sos sseek-
holde,s in the county q Orange, written inssru-
menis have been prepared and Deposited at this
Office, and at The ssoses Of Mesaz- Long 4 Webb
and Messss. Joaes & Rufkn. where such Stock
holders a. DO not expect 10 80 10 Raleigh are re-
quesssd TO call and sflix theis signatures bssofe
the nh q Jely.
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spsosha ofmssrs. oahsn ana sianly.
u he Hosss 81 RsprrssnialiFes. aR
R4lusdsy, llhs Indian Appropriations Bills
heinx un.lsf ennsideIaiianl bod, Il shess
fsaile nea made speeches "a the PFsss-
tipussal qses,ioa. We copy from The
. Repsblic" shs faIlowing brief sketches
Of shsir remarks. Mr.. csbsil. sller adj
ysrsing 10 speech Of Senator Mangum,
snd commenting upon 4. said lhai--
III che Wing National Convention
shall refuse 70 PIT themselves on The
broad platform Of fhe Compsomiss. heir
candidate Gao receive 20 support in The
South. The people Of thzl section can
pos agree 10 disagree" on question of
constitutional rights. and viii not sacrifice
hose rights 90 The altar Of party. Gene
yzl Scoli had an opportunity 70 pui him
self rirhi before the connlry il he would.
hut he (Mr. c. had M hope Of that now.
lie lhen spoke Of the Ffcesoil influences
which were drawn 10 she support Of
General Seei,. whose election, under pres-
rus circumstances. he lhcughi, would con-
,inue die Government in The hands Of The
Ereesailers. until their fansiieism has de-
slroyed the Union. II seemed strange 10
him that any honest southern man ran,
under The present circumstances, support
General Scott yet Il is a facl. He spoke
in high isrIns Of Mr.. Fillmore. whose
policy the Southern Wings wish 10 con-
,inue and he wanted an nnequivocal 40
surancs that the nominee will abide b,
those measures so essential 10 lhalseciios
Of the country.
MIR. Slanly. of North Carolina. 70
piled. scouting the idea that General Scott
who was fighting the battles of his conn
try when Mr.. CabeIl was in HE nurse
arms, .would practice a fraud. and briefly
defended NJ, Mangum- General Scot
viii. he said. answer when the oonven
ton shall call upon him. and that, when .hs
General shall consent 10 run - mum can
didsle, he could mol GEL his (Mr. Slanly's
Yye. lie preferred Mr.. Fillmore; bni i
there no other man III 10 be President O
,he United STATES! Scott was popula
with the people in 1910. "A and '4S. be
fore Mf. Fillmore was brought forward
But if Webster or Fillmore should be sc
iecied 40 The nominee. he would go
little ahead Of Mr.. CabeIl. who would G
inin The convoniiqp 70 cas-, stigma o
fssneral Scg.l. Ito then proceeded !
shay Thai all the platforms Of The Demo
crazy were humbugs. and in what par
ticulars. Washington was mol put on
platform, nor old John Adams. nor Madi
son. Monroe, and Jackson. Van Burer
however. was tho FIRST man who was pm
ypon platform. and they oil knew hi
subsequent history.
mr.. 8. then spoke OF the sccedcrl
from the Wing caucus, saying there wer
some gentlemen who were DESTROYS 0
breaking upihe Wing party and alter al
lsdiae 10 base eoalilians heiwern freesoil
eys and Democrats. remarked he wonl
support no man for Presideni-neithe
3 ottn any other pers ,n-who will con
zeal his opinions. lf lac supposed Generi
Scott would do 50. he shnnld speak Of hir
as The gentleman from Florida had done.
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MHIG NOMINATIONS.

A meeting Of portion 81 the Wings
Of AIamance and Orange counties, was
held in Graham, on Saturday the e6th
inst, to nominate eandsdztes 10 filI the
vacancies on the Wing ticket. The
meeting Was organized BY calling John
Scott. esq. TO the chair. and appointing
Y. A. Hesrtt secretary.
Hugh waddeII. esq. stated the OBJ
iect Of the meeting, and concluded with
an earnest appeal to the patriotism Of
the Wing party 10 ~ake The sacrifices
necessary to secure full ticket Cor the
Legislature. He thercupon nominated
George Hurdle, ESQ.,, Of AIamance, As
a candidate for the House ef CON-
mons, which nomination was carried
by reclamation.
A committee vas then appointed to
wait upon Mr.. Hurdle and inform him
Of his nomisation ard rsyuest he ac-
|ceptance.
The Committee, having rcfi1cd Tor .
few moments, returned. accompanied
by Mr.. Hurdle, who stated that he
had hoped that the duty would have
bbeen placed upon some ether, but, I'M
der the peculiar circumstances. he did
not feel 1t liberty r. decline the nomi-
nation. lie was ne tslksr, as all knew,
but he was u true Wig. He also
stated that he would necessarily have
to be absent a week or more during
the canvass, but he wosld enlleavor to
do his duty - faTas ke sosh.
Mr.. Neutrality-suspicious. was receiv-
ed witk-stFong demonstrations Of sa.
tisfaction by the meeting.
II being stated that vacancy, from
Orange remained to be allied. and that
there was an independent Wing can
didate in the keId fron that county, DR..
p. A. Holt moved that Mr.. Walter A.
Thompson. Of Orange. be endorsed by
the meeting as regular Wing candi-
date; which motion was seconded by
II. Parker. Esq. and agreed to BY tho
meeting.
Thereupon the chairman way direct
ed to inform Mr.. Thompson Of the ar
rangement. and request his concur
renee.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN SCOTT. Chm.
h. A. HEARrr, Sccy.
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GrxrlExkx s-Iregret to intern yos
that the state Of nv heailh Is such a
to compel ne to decline the nossin,-
ton made under sueh catering circum-
stances at May cosrt- Al the lime I
accepted. ! did hops to be able to can
sass the cosnty but nay health failed
TO such degree that 1 must decline.
/ hope that my place will be supplied
in time to ensure success to our ticket.
"A. PARKER.
June cath. 1889.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-30

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