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ID k. X U III Il )
ABYgSlNIA MIXIURE,
For Colds, Influenza, Cosiirmess, Piles, A6se-
fion ofthe Kidney and Bladder. Gravel, Go.
noyrhea, elects, the Whites, Weakness, and
other Female Complaints.
iD For particulars see small bills.
1.ynchburg, Va, Oct. 8, 1851.
On. j. KuHL: Dear Sir: wrote you some
time since. but received no answer. / am most
happy TO inform you. that all Of our last supply
of your Medicines have l,een disposed Of, and
have given great satisfaction. The demands for
the Abyssinia Nurture and the GoIi-lMne Bal
sam are daily increasing. and will be the most
popular medicines of the day. Please send me a
fresh supply Immediately. Fraternally. yours.
E. H. ATKINSON.
For sale by DR.. s. d. Schoolfeld, d. Heartt,
and Maj Thos. Howcrton, HiIlsborough; Carr
& Watson, Chapel Hill; Cooke & M'Craddens,
Tally Ho; DIR. d. r. Weir, Greensborough; r,
J. Mitchell & Co., Oxford.
Dr.. ]. KUHL & PASCHAL, Oxford, Prnci-
pal Office for North Carolina, to whom Agents
and others will direct their orders for Dr.. Kuhls
Medicines.
NAV ls, 35--lycow
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The meeting then adjourned.
ISAAC CRAIG, Chm.
JAMES NJ. WATSON, Sec'y.

or We would suggest 10 the Wings of the
Filth Congressional District. the propr.cty Of
holding Convention at this place, some time
during the present month. to appoint Delegates
10 the Wing National Convention, which is 10
meet in Baltimore on "Wednesday the 10th Of
June next. Tuesday of Orange County Court,
the 25th inst, has been recommended as suit
able time for its assemblage, when delegates will
be in attendance here from Alamance and Or.
ange. This, Of course, is only suggestion and
If the other counties do not find it convenient
10 adopt this arrangement, their wishes, il made
known, win he properly responded 10. Action
in the premises should be taken soon, that there
may be concert.
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laaius lisi ~ dsietaes. sir. usur.
WiiAm Nargar. a. - .nsam. lr-<s s..
k''hrus. J.,srIl' Wssais. n. Fsuri.sn. m.
N'Fslisg. llli,sni Prrs. X. <. Rah1sss,
Alien T.lly uw. I'slIy. l. d. Ninsied.
Geaff< fsiIy. - II. ti.es1m.
The r~pou vss >slap;--i: and M ma-
sian # MAJ H. T. Webb. az ci,s'ursn
and Secretary ~tfe sd'led 20 NE drlfgs-
ii0n.
Ga mofirn. Il vas
Rfsoirsd. That sh< P<.~srdins< ri his
mfruk be s<m - he Esnars II llse
il,ii-fanrga Reenrd*f. with = irqse.s
tlAi lhrr E~.bIisi. he -snr.
On m~i~r &C X. r. Webb. INC meeting
'hrn adJaufnff-
nc. PARRISH. Chr.
Va Ronxxn. Svey-
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Fo, the Recorder.

Correction.-In the published ac-
count Of the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic Convention for the Fifth Con-
gressional District, an error occurs in
the appointment Of Delegates to the
Democratic National Convention. The
Committee reported the delegation
from Granville as follows; James Bul :
lock delegate, and John s. Eaton alter
nate. The report was adopted and
upon motion Of MIR. Lyon the name
of the Hon. A. w. Venable was added
to the list as a delegate from this dis.
tr;ct.
NJ pAIMER Cnc,r
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ATTENTION!

To The Commissioned and non Commissioner
Officers and Musicians belonging 10 The Litils
Rtper Battalion.
VoU are hereby notified and commanded to
L attend at Caldwell, (M'Kee's,) on Friday
the 2lst of May, at IL O'Clock, armed and equip
ped for drill muster and court martial; and ON
Saturday the 22d, n II o'clock, you viii attend
at the same place, with your respective compa-
mics, armed and equipped for battalion exercise.
WIN. III. JORDAN, Lieut.. Col.
April II. 81
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A considerable cave, recently discover.
cd in Berkshire county, Massachusetts,
has hcrn explored. Il is situated about a
mile south III the village Of North Adams.
A narrow aud difficult passage. about len
feet in length. leads to room large enough
TO contain six or eight persons. North
ward, small horizontal avenue, ten or
twelve feet long, leads In another room,
considerably larger than he FIRST. From
this, by descending twenty perpendicular
feet, another room j. entered, thirty feel
long. By an average breadth of about Iwen-
rs feet. and twenty. fee, high. Beyond
tins, and lower dawn, are similar apart
mrnss. answering Ia bedrooms, pam
tiles. &c. Further ON no one was explor.
ed. The walls Of the cavern are com
posed Of limestone, belonging 10 The vas,
ledge Of which Saddle Mountain is com.
pissed.
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The Democrats Of Michigan held
their State Convention at Detroit ON
The 2Sth ultimo. 1'hirty-two counties
we're represented BY about one hundred
and forty Delegates. Charles p. Bush
presided.
The roll having been called. in pur-
suance Of resolution, so as TO afford
each member an opportunity TO rise
and express bis preference of a eandi-
date for the Presidency, every one Of
them announced in favor Of Gen. Cass.
Thirty Delegates were appointed to
attend the Democratic National Con-
yention, being -four from each csnxres-
slonal District. and Robert Nice Ireland
and Alfred Williams from the State at
large.
Following the example set them BY
their brother Democrats in the South
ern States, the Democracy of Michigan
have not yeniured to name the Compro-
mise measures in the resolutions adop-
ted by their Convention. On that
great question they are silent.
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MINISTER'S AND DEACONS'
MEETING.

THE second s~ssion Of the Ministers and Des.
! cons meeting for the first, or Hillsborough
section Of tire Beuluh Baptist Association. will
be held in The Baptist Church in HiIlsborough,
commencing on Saturday before the 5th Sabbath
in May instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. This sec.
ton embraces the churches of Beulah. Clement,
Mars Hill, Mount Hermon and Cane Greek. All
the ministers aud deacons connected with the
above churches, are earnestly invited 10 attend.
The opsping sermon will he preached on Sstur-
urjay Al | l o'clock, and the Missionary sermon
on Sabbath al the same hour.
n. j. PALMER,
Clerk Of the Association.
May 81. "a
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pnbHc sac.

MI - eaflei. % Ghe paemsers.
$50 = ~ hisheul is1jeE. On he - y
<z41t. On< Hssdssd and Flsy Acres
4 q i>sed. a.s<< - i<~- ID ; ~<zI -
'rf1d: By es~<t - <p<iass. ssd ssxe<ik~< rrs-
nrx isnd. u has a. 4 Hsss<. kack<H. Oss
ff"u-<s. Barn, ssshs<s. snd Bussy snS Msx~s
Heas<.
WI - nfsrrd Co. xaa<. - sbe s~mu~ tiws<. !
isfsS hsxon. Hogs. sssa E.n,<. (sns~<.a fk~n
some saieaias mf<b cs~s) Ai=o, HosnutskI
sad kHehen fsf1rsf~
MARY A. FLINTOFF. hx
My 81. iss9 "a
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Gt0mSg @DrmSgg

GIGMSg GD1HSsg
YsHE subscribers are now receiving their
Spring Supply Of Goods. embracing every
hing srnersIIy keps IN Country Store. viva
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
Hardware, Crockcry, Tin
Ware, Hats * shoes.
MEDICINES, PAINTS DYE STufFS, &c,
all Of which they will sell Lou for Cash.
They are slso engaged in Manufacturing
WOOL GARDING nIACM1N1s,
Wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed Steads, Ploughs, &c. sc. &c.
any Of which win be furnished on the shortest
notice. and al prices to suit the times. Their mot
10 is Quick sales and small profits.
Address Enoc Mills, Orange county. ". C.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DIcKsoS,}
JoHN l.. BRowN.
April .. 90
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Col. Benton is out against /" intcr-
vcning. and in all lis FORMS" lie
pays Mr.. Clay and President Fillmore
the compliment to say.
"0f the eminent public mea Of our
country. who have accosted this ques-
ton most to my satisfaction, Mr.. Fill
more and Mr.. Clay are the two FORE
most: they have given il prompt and
unqualified opposition in all its forms.
This, in my opinion, 10 the American
positions" k.zs @.sast
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1 ONG & WI d have just opened and offer
~ for sale Fresh Yeast Powders, Extracts Of
Vanilla, Lemon. and Peach. Also Oil of Lemon,
and few Pine Apple Cheeses.
April 81 az
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Fillmore In New York.-A very
large Mass Meeting Of the Friends Of Nh. Fill
more, was held at the Chinese Assembly Rooms
In the city Of New York, on the evening Of the
10th instant. Daniel Lord presided. with two
bundled Vice Presidents and fifty SECRETARIES.
The house was full 10 ovcraowing. and meetings
and addresses were had outside. An Address
and resolutions in favor Of Mr.. Fillmore were
adopted. Letters. were read from Senators Clay
Ton, Berrien, and Brooke, and the Hon. James
T. Morchcsd and r. s. Martin. The principal
speakers were Hon. Humphrey Marshall Of Ken
lucky, Hon. Meredith P. Gentry Of Tennessee,
and Hon. James Brooks Of New York. The
Courier and Enquirer represents the meeting as
swayed by high and strong naliona! sentiment,
that set an naught every sectional confederation
Its views enlarged, and its disposition liberal and
conciliatoy.
Elections were held in all the wards Of the
city on the morning Of the 18th, for delegates to
the National Convention. The POLLS were OPEN
ed at o'clock, and closed at 9. In the six Con-
gressional Districts comprising the city, four ], is
said have elected delegates in favor Of Fillmore,
and two for Scott.
The Hon. r. Barnwell Rhett, Of South Caro-
lima. has resigned his seat in the Senate Of the
United States, because, as he states in his letter
10 the Governor, the recent Convention Of the
State had decided in favor of . absolute submls-
slon.' The Governor replied, and requested
Mr. Rhett to reconsider the mailer; but he still
persisted. The Governor subsequently appointed
w. +. DE Saussiese. Esq, highly respected and
leading member Of the bar in Columbia, to sup.
ply the varancy.
neciiCus.-Isaac Touccy, Democrat,
formerly Governor Of the State, and at ono time
Attorney General Of the United States, has been
elected by the Legislature Of Connecticut, to be
Senator in Congress.
The Working Tarmer.-We have
oecn remiss in not having before acknowledged
the receipt Of this valuable n,uuihly Journal f,i
agrlculiurisis, edited by Professor ]. ]. Mapcs
me altislcs in this work may be relied ca, a.
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We see il stated in many NJ The news.
papers ION what authority We know nnI)
tha, DR.. kinkie has appropriated The rev.
olulionary funds which he collected in
this country 10 The purchase Of Brewery
al Souihampinns lEnsland.) where. IN
stead Of fomeniing revolution in Europe.
al the cost uf The credulous good people Of
the Uni'ed States. he is 10 turn iisalicn-
lion 10 the making IL hcer.
The Boston Courier suggests that this
sriirlr slonII he called sympathy Beer"
and thinks il would have a great run al the
East. were II mt io the Main law. ],
adds. however. that the Doctor might have
dnne murh worse. as many people who
have no stomach for tight have a stomach
for COOL drink. MAI. Intel
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d. 3 re more,

WOOL AND SPUN YARN,
If WANTED, may be had by leaving an or
der with Mcssrs. Nelson & Paul.
May LIST, 1852. 3d.
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We learn from The Raleigh Star. that the
R.Iish and Gassa Rsilrosd has b~en compile
led % Ridsrwsy. .ad ~iI' sooa be 10 Hendepon.
40 that il Is expected % i~ capable Il carrying
regular daily mail ~ The drs a Jun<. when Il
i understood the daily line 10 the wesi will
eonm~nce. ~
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d. s. Mint-The coinage of this in.
stiiu,inn im the past mnnh Of April a.
monied 10 s3.537 $50 50. nf which there
were 49,, 0fi pieces Of gnl,I of the value
of 3,474.l2s; and ] ,s06.444 pieces Of
silver al mes. half dimes. and three cen,
pieces, Of The value of s52.l06; and l,
l70.52S cents.
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FUR SALE.

lust received good assortment of School
e Books and Stationary. Also House Paper,
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
LONG & WEBB.
April 81. 81
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HfNf HaIf a - lfiNatffal 4 d nlIs, gIi -
layailf a'lanitsss n ul,,.s r..,ir.l - ss,.a.
re- kagsass gis Sskins F.ra.ss /. hisa.
y P'ilsl y suhssrilzrsi il lhis n-islharhooi. ~
~s s4a s.zzls rausnassl /. Tsrmzs Fss sss
tesr. Ia sdszar<. 81; o. b s.shs AZ Al &c IS.
Adisr. fss1r'sk Mrcfrads. Pal.llsa<r W>d.
ins fsu<r. No. ISL Broadway. ks~ Y~<k.
..,sn..s-~s.ss~ss4.~ N
WhiE Rcyfew.-Th< May asua~f =
fhs ale and ssiaabIs pesissis.l h.s ls<a -
eessed. Amang much osbH hsrrrsinz ssssser
a ssaa.ins iisssphiral AeseA sad "a szot
ient ponrsis Of Jsssr sh.,kry
The Westminster Reyfevv. April
isss. republication ~ Aes~rs. l.. seots 4 Ca
No ~ fuhan street. New yosk. kss iren rs-
eeised. sad furnishes an interesting isll~ q eaa-
tents. siz: The Government q IsJiss Physical
Psnsani,ra; Europe n. coaassisa and pso~pr~ss;
A Theory Of Populations SHELF and ibe L~uen
Of Poets; The commrrcs AZ Literature; J>ssi
Pslmrrssan and his Policy; The Eafly Qsakerz
sud Quskei<n; and four articles on the Con.
Temporary Literature Of EnslanJ. America. Ger
many aud France.
~~<~-~~~~4-~-~~--
STATE Bonds. We learn lIraI lire Pub.
lie Treasurer. Ml. Courts. opened nm
Monday last. the hsis fr iI,e $1,000
nf State Banis rrcrnIly advertised ny him.
in pressure If Mr.. Comptroller Clarke,
aud G. w. Mordecai and Z. Is. FREE
man.
Tie premiums obtained on these
Bonds, which are payable. principal and
Interest, al the Treasury Of the State.
averaged between iwo and half and iwa
and lllree~f.nrrhs per eenl-Ihe whale
preminm on The $50 600 heing $3.50 30
The ahnlr amount bid vas nearly $500,
600.
Tie sale Of these bonds afford, lle
m.'sl gratifying evidence Of The sound
ness Of The States credit.
Letters. addressed IA All the .nrcessful
bidders, residing oui &c lie City,. hare
b-en drpasiird in the Post Office nv The
Public Treasurer. STANDARD.
nr. Fillmore. A friend writing TO
the Savannah Republican, on private
business, from Monroe county, says: 4
81 notice that one of
your correspondents gives il as his
opiniun that Willard Fillmore is The
most popular man in America. Give
that correspondent my compliments.
and tell him that there is at least one
more man who thinks precisely as he
does. | had rather, this day, cast my
vote for him for President Of these u
nited States than for any man living.
! regard him as one among the purest
and firmest Statesmen this country
ever produced. possessing patriotism
co-extensiye with our ocean-bound
confederacy and encirclng within its
range the twenty-five millions Of souls
who people this vast and growing
country"
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New JERSEY RAILROAD. - During The
wear 1851, abnu, two millions of passen-
gers have been carried over The New Jer-
sey Railroad without personal injury. An
engineer and fireman have each had a
leg broken. No material injury has ever
hcen done 10 a passenger on this road who
retained his seal ". : IN the cars. II this
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N Office

THE citizens, are requested to attend at the
Court House ON Friday evening. at 4 o.
clock, 10 take into consideration the Celebration
Of the coming Ath Of July.
May 10. a.
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Lock Jaw. : Tie Lancaster Gazette
gives. Is certain preventive and w.
NEEDY, the application 81 beef gall 10
ihe wound. Besides lis alfi-spasmo-
die psop<rtir<. The sall draws fuan
iAe wound any article Of wood, glass,
iron, y sny other substances that may
cause irritation. when other spplica
tons have failea 10 De- -.
Nix Masous-rlf;s gentlemen seems
tobe catching il from all sides, for s. go
ing il Scott Free" We have read Ills
speech carefully. and batting some aIIu-
slons 70 the powers that be- We see
nothing for which TO condemn him.
though we see nothing, whatever, TO
change eur anninching attachment to
Willard Fillmore. for whom the State
Is almost unan;saous. Yet. Mr.. NJ.
should speak and act out his own hon
est sentiments. as should every one
else, and when they do We honor them
for II. Mr.. clingman was a greatScott
man four years age. What is he now ?
Askerfns Mestagrr.
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GEN. CAss. = The New York Even
ing Post says;-
Our Washington correspondent in
forms MS. upon what he deems reliable au.
,l,orlly, that Mr.. A. o. T.. NirhoIson. Of
Tennessee, has letter in his posse ssiun
from Gen. Cass, containing his reasons
FIR moi voting for ME Fugitive Slave Law.
lie sail, he could mol vote for snrh law
w,llnul the Jury clause"
This "Jury rlanse'' woui,l have NULL.
fiul lie Fugitive slave law for It's object
was IL require thai jury m the Tree
state where fugitive was arrested,
should pass upon the facts before he could
he delivered up IN his awner. Oh ronrse
no owner could ever hope for justice be.
fore such Tribunal.
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Candid. - The Petersburg g Sonii
Side Democrat" says. /. No man who
surveys with All intelligent eye the pre-.
sen, political condllon of the country
can pretend 10 any very grea, confidence
IN The surress of The Democratic party III
the next Presidential elec,I0n."
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rooeh. n. g. ON The nth day q My
is5s. which. If not tsken out within three
months. will be sent to the General Post Office
as dead letters. f
A Johh MeKerall.
I-aac AppIexhile. Anna MallefIe.
wii<y Andrews. Thomas Mrcrsckrn.
Mrs. su-snnah Allison. Charles Miller,
Miss. Jane M. Allison. Miss. Rel'eera Mangum
Ii IN
Miss. Malinda BoflanJ. Henry Neal
Miss Clara Brawn, %
Bishmond y. Barker. Jan<s Od.,p.
Absalom Y. Brown, p
Robert NJ. Barnes. f.,... p.h.
e. Jshn X p.,,;rt
Mrs. Cmhaine CLARK, lanes Al. Patterson.
Lucinda Couch, John Pickett.
Ssmuei Cole, James Pickarl,
jams y. C"'e, Thomas Person,
Rev. Geo. T. Corgin, n
Thomas CTablfee. F,ede,;et R..x..
WilsensW. Riley.
Irin Dry~lalI. Robcr, Roads.
Il =
fhih'p Forsyihe. Sanders sissons, .
u Herhed Sims.
Robert Gray. T.
Ihomas'A 6ofion. Mrs. Susan Thompson,
III J. n. Turner
John Hopkins. "
J Mr.. Vaughn (Tsnner)2
Clcmuel Jackson. w
u Philip Walker.
Miss Elizabeth Long, James Williams,
John u. Lealhers. w. II. wilmot,
NJ VIM. Wilson.
Mrs. Nancy J. Murdoch. Joseph Woods.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
DENNIS HEARTH, P. ".
April 2. l6-
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LIST OF LETTFRs

II EMAINISG in the Pest oifice al IIiIl.l's-
= = roosh. n. G.. ON the lzth day q Hp.
1854. which. II not tsken out within three
months. viii be sent 10 the General Post Office
a. dead lcilcfr.
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lHf. Stephens and his sine qna non.
MIR. Stephens, of Georgia, recently
defined his position upon the question
Of the Presidency in terms at once
plain and comprehensive. Assuming.
to some extent, to speak for his consti.
tuents also, the pith of his speech may
be summed up thus: Neither | nor
they intend TO vote for any man, or
set of men, for Congress or for Presi-
dent, who will not unqualifiedly pledge
himself in favor of the Fugitive Slave
Law"
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Recorder for the Campaign.
The Recorder will lie sent 10 sul<eribers until
after The Presidential Election on The following
icr.ns payable strictly in advances +.
s One copy. Coz siz months, sI;oo
Three copies. do. ATS
Six copies, do. 500
Every soisr should take political paper du
rils the c,npriga. thas he my exercise The high
pfefos. tise Of ffeem,n iniellisenib. There are
fss Ia this section Of the country who are not
fully ale 10 DO 20; aud to thinking man, who
judy weighs the o'.Iis ,iions resting upon him.
tie political information would be sufficient re-
m1neraiisa fm the am nun paid. 70 say nothing
Of the valuable information "a farner. and The
nscelIane,u s liter furnished for the edi6catien
and smuseneft Of all.
Give us dae encouragement. friends, and we
will -p,re no pains 10 furnish useful and inie-
rr sting paper.
Mr.. KrmS. having accepted the nomination as
ihe Wing candidate Cor Governor. has entered
upon the canvass with all the zrsl which so
strongly marks bis character. He has given out
appointments 10 the 9Th Of juno. ami expects TO
address his fellow citizens Of the lower counties,
at Gainesville on the lnh Of May at Elizabeth
City on the 10Th; al Edcnion on the els,; at
Plymouth on the eth; at Washington on The
10th; at Newbem on the esth; at GrecnviIle on
the 3Ia; at Weldon on the % Of June; at Ma
leigh on the 4th and at Fayetteville on the 7lh.
Other appointments win be made in due time.
The Democratic State Conven-
lion assembled in the Commons Hall in the
Capitol, In the city Of Raleigh, on Tuesday last.
Duncan X. McDae, Of New Hanover. was sclec-
.ed 10 preside, assisted by Frank I. Wilson Of
Rutherford. 7. l.. Simpson Of Rockingham, J..
D. siarke Of Pasquo,snk. and George w. Pc
gram Of Cumberland. as Vice Presidents.
TX. Bryan, Of Cumberland, and William II.
Bailey, Of Orange, were appointed Secretaries.
We understand from The Standard that there
were about one hundred members present, repre-
senting forty one counter. ..
We have received the report only Of the first
days proceedings; but we prcsrmc the present
incumbent, DAHL ). Reid, was nominated for re-
election, by an unanimous vote.
The Standard ssys their platform will he
abroad enough to hold the whole State aud i,s
principles 80 plainly set forth that no one can
misunderstood them" We presume !, will I've
The purpose Of the Convention 10 accomplish the
former but how much at the expense of The Ict-
ter, we shall see when the full proceedings come
10 hand.
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The Eerordrr viii he sent 10 Subscribers until
after the Presidential Election On The iollowing
ierns- payable strictly in advances +.
s One copy. Coz siz monlhs, sl;oo
Three copies. do. ATS
Six COPIES, DO. 500
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UnIss the C ,n<tIt~tisn, ans ths LAWS
me csar<Iaas " ssr A-iesvty, 4