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SOgTil-s7DE RAILROAD
la &s O. 55
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

4 PASSENGER Train or CAKS leaves he D.
"a pot IA Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted 1t
! to oclofk. A N. an arrives at BurkcviLe nj the IN
trr'ection OF thu Richmond aud D,nsiile Rul-Road
nt l)"clnek.A. NJ ,ronnrcting by toni Road with Me.<r-
! tlngg n Co. Stag" Lac Tor Charlotte Cou1t-linuse,
Halifax Court House. DanvIIc and Gt,en,buro'. \ /.
and arriving II lie rY'i, - mi, below LSnciburE,
Mt ! p. NJ. co.nectit z iorr With Il packet Int winch
arrives H. L%ynchnurg al Al hiatt past two.
HE r'tdlr train ieav : L|yu,hburg 1T $50 4. NJ.
arriFlns IA Petersburg NJ $50 o',lucl P. NJ. vii Il pas
-"nEeis will havr AZ opportunity to dine. The tiain
VII ieaVr faimyille AT 10 Two u'cio, l.. P. NJ al
Burke. lie nj II ). =. m, arriving 10 Petersburg il
time tor tie trains enlue North ar South. con1crtin-
every IarsdaA NJ tnlny with tie Appon5atiox RaiI
h"id, vi Il lie spl' ndit stra n,hip, Rpauote ami JiiI,-
t,Wt tor \ Wy ufk, Whirn icaNr Cr Point al - NJ.
aud every " ela ia, " Tia steamships for rhlaieplu i,
which lev" It PINT n the sane hour.
fas-ei E - p7eiefring L" temu 4 ~ Petersburg the ovei
uight, can fakr the uoiui tn1 Mouth at Il. A. NJ.
Ia" James tisel Bouts tor Old I mt, Norfolk and fptl-
more at :. a. NJ, OF the cars tor'he South, at 9 o',llcA
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
cts between the following points may be procured al,
the unncXed lutes:
Between Petersburg and Lyuchburs. through in
sixteen hours, p OU
Between fetet-turg and the Sweet S4lphur
Spfiegs through IN two days,..--..--.-..... 8 %
between Petersburg and " hi,e Sulphur s. ms,
Though in two 3 -
Between Petersburg y Danvitlr, through in TWEEN.
tH-iout hnufs, ..---.....- 8 p
Betw' eu Petersburg y Gee sboru' y Z, thIo'
~ two DAYS .---. 10 o.
between Petersburg and Salisbury n c though -
IN tw" II OF
between fetri sburg and Charlotte, -.........SI 90
A freight trnin leaves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday. " eduesduy and Friday morning AT 5B,A n.atd
''inrnS the saute days. Any person wishing to see tn
rhle, Il freight Gun tbtlln il freight list hv caIiing II On
the Agent at tire Petersburg Depot,
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Y EW DRY

v EW DRY GOODS
y PHILIP " PAYNE
l. nov receiving II yefy superior stock Of FALL
und WINTER DRY COOS. CONSISTING OF every artcle
ot Lauies' and Gentlrmea's weaf. Also, "a large us-urt.
mrnt OF Blankets, Lint,eys aud Heavy Noolrns, ali of
which he offers on the most favorable terms. HIS tor
mcr patron and lie public eenelaiy mp 7, sportful' so
lf,itci to cal ii kNLE'S CORNER. MAIN Sr.
sop rs dis
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BILLIARD d OGD N
Wholesale and Grocefs and Commission
Merchants.

tftl1LldAltSs
hFFER FOR SALE
10 hid. \ Od- p n Sugar
81 hbis coffee and clarlha Sugar
40 b"xes and bbl. ioaf, aud cru .aed and pulyer
i.rd sugar
100 baRs Ri" md Lnzuira Coffee
10 bag. Old lava
10 hbds Cubn and + K Malasses
900 sides Sic Leather
2Dh0 b. Baron
200 kegr Nail,-assarted
- boxes Adsman'inr Candle,
80 do Hull & Son.
20 do Tai1w
500 bale. Cotton
Iron; Cast, Sheat and Biistered Steel
Also
SEQ pair Blankets, from common 10 .uperinr guait
full cloths; brown aud bleaehed Dnme.tir; Iansey.; XII
seys; Calicee.; Boet-t Shoes Hats, CAPS; Cedar Csrs
and Buckets. common md hne; Spade-, Shpv ls, Hay
Forks, nod many nther articles too numerous 90 men
lion. All We nsk ism cal! 10 guarantee satisfaction a.
We intend selling unusually low for cosii. and the usual
time to promp customers ext. nded.
BILLIARD OGDEN
oct 10 3m Opposite Farmer Bank.
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MEuIyINLS
IYEnCOmPaAsNr r. JAUNbf5g. ms.

lgEas 90 ~ PlAlN r.. gAuNDfJB. ms
L. r-r-t-, Ghrpnfe Arf seus Dsbitfyi Drsrs,- { TN
kida.yr, Att "a a ~a.s. sa.iag fran a Dsssrdsfe'i
Liver OF Sto rash, -asif a. lalrI4p-ii5n. In~ard Ph=-
fslles--. 81 Bleed To the Had. Aeitu. u The Stomach,
Ssa "a. Hearoura. Da.essi Tar fspd. Fsiipess or weight
h tie stomach, Sour tfaetstian- Sinking at Tutoring
al TIM PIT 4 the Sismss h. Swimming Of is' II sd. Hur-
ried and difficult Breathing, tiuiIrrinE II the tie~Tt,
Chvas,ng OF Suaocsting Sensation. ~ilcn m a lying poe
turr. Dim 80. ~ ' i.,sa. Dsts IF n es- beisrs the sigh
Fever ami Dol Pam in the dss Deficiency If fers-
pirai,sn. ielioW aes. II the .kin aaa Eve. rain m the
SIDE, Back. Chest. Limbs, &c. Suld~nt ,ashes ct Hest.
Burning N the Flesh. Constant Imagining. 1t Evil. AMI
great depression Of spirt, can be eaeoiaa1y cured BY
DocrsR HnosL.Sps GtLEsRaT.D
GERMAN BiTTEhs
prepared by DR.. {. NJ. Jscksoa. G~rufn Medicine
Store, No. l2v Arch II. one deof heios SHth, fhuafs
Their power over the sbsve di.es.esis bot exceeded
If cqusied, bs sus ptsr preparation ." the C"i~i
State. as the ar : attest, IN many ossr. alter 'NiHai
physicians bad failed
~ 90 d tier. are ~anhy the aifenfIna Of l~n'sii.
Poss-ssing great virtue. N ths n-'tih' st'ae 1T 'he '''f
and lesser siand., exe,cf.ink me ma-I seanrilnE P'~r'
in ~eak nee. md aa~,ti 81. I the digestive sfga"-' my
are u thal "a certain and laea-snt
ytHsts. Ttsrt-osr DR. }. A.. Ai.'a. Lexington.
Va. cd ON, lsj2 -aid: a. eatsteis "t Of 81"
German Urtcr.. Ties nave b~esnse 81 NE ag~ N"i'
ng si-e Sells
The Tesih leg n. pat .h-a st wpod.tack. Va.
,sd. ia. ION. $50: a G1sst Aea DIVE has'
uniformity rrtrai7sd IRON recommending L" t'r f1n'''
s.y II tb. yarau. rtteai incidence oi TIC de-, 4nI"s'
thoroughly convinced 4 TIN "a % AHang l'"-'
Ne c,u.idcr eo-tay 4 motto :. re German b,t~I', B."
vented by Dr. To- Aau8. aud fFeFatri = Df Jf's'"n
IN IhizielpHis. %, instance. = fatHrs.Hr. ia ~h"t
the .nt-rpr siu1+s 81 - nlsfIt=tae -asr been iF-t'4'
hs- fallen under oar ob-eftafI A.. Daring lie lat sam
met. a .on Of Nr. Arfsm Cfa6lI. o, to county. va
very seriously affected ei4 -isff %#furlas1t atf 'ii~'
Tying. 80 ,sia. ,arlus RENE lie. - rsfeas."a % '"'a.
Of III. Ba,er-, sud after 8staE Z Va - ma7h relieved"
OF h. dt,i freezing uaIsds taaI he grHeaf~a a o'Dtf 'ot-
tie and B.. u.s rr.rured = treiy IL saidt.
Lev are .4ftfrf ve4 eHahHF, iFes from al ihhl''4r
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EOES~ -Bea

tNOH 1IfE LADIES -Beautiiul French Let
Il fer PepeI, piain nbt Gilt Tinted Note PAPER, u
new article Tinted WISHING X and En,elop, q.
do. 10. Double enanelei Visiting Card, variety Mourn-
ing Note Paper and Envelopes.
ALSO,
Wedding or Bridal Stationery consisting of paper,
Envelope. Waters, Cards, &c, &c. Jlst received at
nov 100 MORSE'S.
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IPETEASBU2G.
= ..MAIl LIN roR \. YoRK.

-. MAIL LIN y. otth
- A tAaE ARRANGEMENT -
IHE Hf-f sla-. i4uaic ehE ne steam shil. <kSc
aaafass. GaHt Ta1a.a. SAiH.sr,! caves w.
Punt. ir ~ ". hvrJy Saturday norhi -. at 10 Q
c5aes. ]ts4cfHaE - NaftrtS. h' Jtnests~H, Capt
Edwaft Gayead, isase. n. heretofore. E-eiy Tuesday
49, n. ta4esaaz a. Norfolk. trans IS Rilir-ad trom
Pet ,fatg q mel ~nh zach II q.
ra..sasef. sessIag Lyn.hbug au iHs-das morning
sHl anrYe b ne ~ IL JsI--tY~n 81 - Punt tie
-1Hr ss-aBf 81 #a,.' arI Hl Gee aa4.,as o. : Gdas
al ~ "ssf t. .fsf~.afg tr,t night. Hal connect III
tha 8o.sosr# - Hfstaire ,t 10 J'rioc}.
rs.-aee 81 is4s tom Petersburg. tucludIn.
sfrr TIN. 49, tt
>rss#A., #a.4= > TIT
sa.ss-- =ass#fc ~ NoffoI. -sme a.. b TIE Risel
St.afef-
II FHezs = Ia e. sppiy to-
SAL. I'll q. BAFTiST. Pet. f.burg.
s4# = II t44g-#
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WHEAT.

wish to buy all the good WHEAT ran get, for a
i Richmond Mil anl will pay the highest ma kat
price for ii. I'espeftiully request my friends and the
public generally to give me a call before ceiling.
NM. A MILLER,
aug 3i-dts o. BE tin.
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods. &c,

ENIB .Io,cr1tt I hl~ /, c'Ive . has tGI ani Winter
l. Gan =. consisting e French CT II, AMI Ca.si.
mrrrs ii re t II Al, =; some yory ,up' ri i and ~ Ia l,an.y
French Beaver Cloths AID Ca-sinere,; ono / CO l., 4li.
tiful brow Clotti one do. 81 .ck-very ltw-s41ta6Ie
for | aides q mks.
ye.riags ii riu, yel,e' Silk. &c.. &c.
lr.mmi escf newest style md best quality.
Sh ITS Goiars, d awes, Uuder>bnt-. isom , very
IA sc,) l~landkf,, Clayat., Scuf.. 5, ck.,d ova-. la
Hoe. dr, &e.
~ TIE ,lor'ng Department. managed b, Ambrose
Pasr, who i'll -pare no excrtioo to cnnIitu Ne :! . .nti,.
faction he has 5 . long given WI. |. lAt-E.
P.S. "ASrfD-Two Good Joulneymen Tail
ols-to whom a good sea- a'j the BEST WAGE3
vii be glHel Nune hut good hands nret appv
MN. L. AGE
OCT Il DIT. u
EACELsiOis SOAP try,h up /, 1frlj-
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For Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth

f0It "a4A1aA4 Lt4lt.
fltHE i,enasai44 80 i-.-fli. = sr.t at ,
i AUGUSTA. 4ndcI .b, command 5fa-~~x~S-
Capt. Nm c. sauf. (.s long 81 f%sfufabis kn5va -
IN. travelling enmmauuy OF the Potumsc AMI Jane.
liver } = aos running On the liUe Wa Pot Vi
ihal and }. farni.hed With T. 4 T. BOAT S,
lite Fre.erEsts. farae Parnp-. ssi Ill The arpatane"'
1sir.d BY Al OF Coarre.s To- secure the .afstg 81 a.
.BEer..
Tie osrs runnis r II rai neStnh WITH Tire Augusta run
Richmond. Irase tbs Risbmuni ADD P~etrfsbafg Dspgta h
every M4nias. Hedu-.dsyant Friday o orark
Prr.aa. a-ff.iaF la Hiebmp0d. bs tbs Packet Boats
aays bat = les .teI.s 10 walk to tb- Cafs.
The Car. runai : from Pctrr.pUrG 10 Ity fsfat IL
connection 9Th the Augusta leave feter.sufg an
asy. s.abose. al 4, y, from tic DePor Of the Al"
matte. K K c.. t4a. gsinE rassrnEer- al rIertaatt3
- q r.u hbofg p th~t ~ tb" Packet Bpais 81
DaasIae R8IraI ta kicim"nd. or b, Wy Of TIE saafh
>ie Railroad to Petrr.bs and fr1n there neaf morn
az Ia NpfiuIA
Returning tie Augusta ~iA leave Norfolk % tn slter
strdaf.. ~: T~ge.dss., Thuraiay. aHd So arday.. D.
Inc Aura-ta . 4 .top at Old Poiu,. both gniag al
nfurniaa neaaads throughout the Bathing S-tsfHs
Fsre b.fsesa R#sasnaad. Nari5'> 1ri Old PINT . o.
Far~ 5.ts ee5 Redmond. Cokc'., Hin1s Ni and
'rrfss y ata......... D.
'haarrn os.r shr-r var. srI not over tse..e
seaf. 81 age. haf pnes.
Nal. each. -....- = IT
~styanf.. fhf3ash .-......-.- 81
>-raats t. AZ Hsiat on T. r.rr.-----..-.. oh
Me-. 90 -
I4a q d4rf. THOS DODANEAD.Ssf
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r. the fa.eg - '.t"salri'u . l.aIs, enlor.ed
by Postmaster l.. l.Gunf er:
Ctr.< BnpGT.
HanH-#ire county W. Att,rl.f, 81.
NJ II boare- D-nl So: As,"-al. IT, u Your fe
quest md uA nNn ts.irr 20 brucit :. rutilclri. ! i.r,
by ceftif, TIM rrat ra.afl has" received torn tie -
81 Hlmp'ons I,pet3his T,q0me
! - taken sit, Il v1ol"Ht pDipfaiioa. or rather np,.
trrtns M trembling OF ita trnr, ylart c,tItuu Il -rv
cral inst; Il .,"n"d a. TINY h"ut hud alunp.t toraofler
it, pfbra. III, family became ilnwcd and procured u
hp iii this IA IA sbis MeI,ciu" arI hrlnir bsl taLeu
near npr halile Of tn. fracture NJ I1mp'oq's wu.es-
treis reiievea.
TIM. - the hiird tn,tanoe # relief ia nay family
the ne ii III. 'aleeb'" Mcj'r'o". I""" rf.. ."f-
'eoI "esipai a. witt gIee'"'io" oi ny min. if"n' lit
81 Nii' i e.h''aiA ''H'l 'N 'F ''hh 81 nj
'"' 'Pl''lli'. hha fh' -. VIC ITO Wa '''9' I'M hnhes
~ M l'"hs aud mil " " "'"''iu' "nhI'' ''In,l"i
"''fN el"ft tn l'"l u uni"l p'"' raj Hampton : VIZ
't''' iin"'nfe''"' h"'''' 81 "'i'h 4" ,t"r'd my h.allh
''''''' N, nnh''t 'na ~" it''i IRON swelling thnn tor
tho IN" ihh7y yfara
hg1'n' on' oi ny dnneIirr' "a- vry l'N tr"m seven
''''"'" y nj "h'h .h' h's''" '' 81 up h't i""t '"ni
," h'th "'ilihf, Wfis1 i"Irh'r' ''rty ia nnt h"enn
Ia hr wy pninin- d. H. d It h'll" ii Ham1foa'
I"ctnrei The lain, VIZ n'.n"R'd, t." '"sliins -nh
-''rh aud hi h"aIil' i''fn"I-"" kept l"f leg lnn
IN "1 Win s'iip- al "1"''n u"tl i"t -'r'rrIh t"iurnrd
l '"Y" Ia" Il thn- in'tieuI'r, that "t''rs nairr ,iuilti
''' nn,lance' nishl b" Induced "a avail themselves o.
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MaaCHANDIsE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,--l854'
IN DIN
SIGN of the Golden Lock, Iynchbufg, va

oINIFOOAs q
Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va
~ sne nov opeaine, IL sdaiia'a to our i''hef ne"
stock. a vers arge assortment 81 HAtDWAb t'
TrtL,Er. GuSs. PIsroLs. S.DDLEKr. PLsTLD GuoDs,
LIMB Oh LLorHs Hosse ktepiag A,ttcss BHidtHg
Materials. and Tools II MAJ ete'y ai=eT1p'to@' an"tg
witch sre many article. Just introduced mt & srket Ia :
faI.
~ astter rut-+.,e. we can exhibilio tLr public eet-
.-t.A. aDl those W.T. Wi idsot u-Rifh n csp51IHal i'n,
greater variety a.Lprror.is al st!i" snd p'f.f! OF
Id. ever Fl .rcai IH fhis II passed H. az! market
Cur good. are ali - ana mo-i a-tita IT, ana Wa
re ~,la al a rr, .ntatlc sraft. o. L. al vtortI re
a,ataII O. anttu-t ii, - m tletr nrd,r-, whu'L 81 -
seise uut best and rrntnFl alfeat1gs
Merchant. and otuer, busu : iarssl, VII be- changed
r .,,t. ,,iv,,.. only. OFT I1t.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Fall and Winter Goods.
ATEMPog. ~.

~ AAtk sTHESH. LfseHspss - -
-four Doors nbore the Market HouSe.)
T.. Hp.irr-gn~ vsaif n~--reeffa4 invite to- H.'r"u""
al .tatF iucuas amd the plbiae Ftbeitfy 20 tn''r n'N
.iask u ALI sad nIAIkk GOols. consisting ct
By.f.. sAuc.. IIaf. add Csp-, lf8as-, faiis-.. Csrrci
b.. schvJ Sschtls, a. st'eHt's BIT. 81 tirir ~"
y-gutsrturr. and ust a. J Ai.sA syu.. ul.o J. Nine
1 ; an. double water pnfai but. q s8p.r or aiIr,e
L.aie. Cfotb AMI klaGsier. sa-hi Boois'-, " n'i'
hot. Sc; Mi-.r-' aud Ct.iiten-' slH'. ot a. hhd-
a nee. b.. Boot. aaJ sss-, arr.ahi'' Sh'c~-s
.,s.tt.r a,ucI- Geuts hg- AlaI,sAin iisu, NeDrt-+A
80 NotnIar. iauHK Amen W. q y akr and
sl.g~re. IT Id, t-nt Aind. Al-o a saf'i5 OF m"us
nd boz Cap.. o]t-Hliefs Gap.a al imuaa. H. q lev
d.. 49, vii ~, eve or Et.fefH 6s-at.- r"'"FU-ing
nue.. .ad bon Goat.g baat.. shar-, y and th-u We
"a, Nth .Ai,ty t4al uur >tsts = - ~ a.. complete ~
a., III. red i. tlis mai.st-4iacb 40 III 81 - curaV
a. anybody ia the state. All ~ "a ii d call and ~"
to-, 70 t.,L III ELL = HALL
IL IL .
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taeEGsEt CfaEESE!-,,e nave ON land a
= l7fse steck ot Engli-h Dairy, Pine Apnl. and Re-
ill! ~ Cheese, all IT "hich are FRESH, direct fror tie
manufacturers in t L No'th. Call md suppl, yourselves.
nny Sts SAUNDERS y IkBY.
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AZ the SIGN of the Red Hat!

UST received, the Young Mers' Phiadriplia style
> II tat. ( r Nov, Der, tac most bennrtul Lut offer.
I'd ~ market thi, ,rasou. Sd RuNBOGGB. Ag't
nj ~ T..
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4 IL p'rsons indebted IL the .uhseIiber by bond "
L olcn recount will pieas" eanr forward aud MAX
pay rcut rs lo, ger indulgence cannot BE- given. NJ
BOOKS, g., orc ut the store Of Sris',r. McEldc,'y
CO q r c. PETERS.
nrI 2O-t-
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DIVIDEND.

4 7 . me, ting 81 the rto-uirnr aud Directors Of II
u Pt'-yI.n IA ana L,nelhnig Turnpike ComPuu
- nu the 20 hia-I il W. ordered that a niyiirnd
* pr cent he pa d ~ tie stockholders on and ult'
fae - day at November 0cxf.
BNoilor OF the Bonrai.
aci2idiW - MILLER. Treasurer.
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GU1NOt GU4NOL
EeESr So. Peruvian Gusno, Tor .hte in lost to
ID ,ir purchasers. BY GEO. BAGBY.
500 1tr
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TIE HIGHEST PREMIUM
Will Yon Rod the Trnth ?

10 ~ ,lLHER.b- +. Ems, SPENeE &
aHs Z IT..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-25


recommend, assour candi late for Governor, Hon.
John w Ellis Of RoHan whose devotion TO the prln-
ciples of our balty and the true Interests Of the
State Of North Carolina, command Tor him the res
pect and confidence of his felleW .eIti ems :.
Resozred That we recommend 70 the Democrats Of
Craven County to appoint from Che several election
precincts of the County, delegates to 70
be held at Newborn, ON Tuesday 18th OF June nexts
for the purpose of nominating candidates for the next
Legislature of this State a /. I,
In compliance with the first resolution, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed, viz James Miller,
C. ". Swan. VIM. F. Jones, Geo W: Daniels Fnlilp
Pipkin Terrell Lee, James Tingbe, Enoch Holten, n
W. Latham, Stephen Harrington, David easRins,
David r. Whitford, James e. Gasklns, Geo. hees
Rryant Whitford, John jackson, L. r. Street, DIT
Wm M piegott. Rigdon Wilson, Major Willis, Au-
e,,stus Latham Nathan Whtford Alfred P. WI ills,
DIR. E. R. Hubbard, r. A.. Russell, Rich'd Bryan,
JOS a. Hartley, Bishop E. Dudley, Edw II khem,
Henry Richardson, Geo. Richardson, John NJ Glenn
mons VIM v Barrow, Obed Palmer, II. o. Wood,
Paxton Street, Augustus w. Carnan, Jas S. White,
Philemon Holland, T. j. Stephens Hardy B. Lane,
H. G. Cutler, L. r. Clark, Fred'k. Lane, J. B. Moore,
b. A. Ogilvy ID. Y. Fisher, John L. Gardner, Wm.
G. Bryan, Fl. j. Green, Lacy Philips, VIM G. Sin
gleton j. Fl. Mewes, John A. Hodge, J. b. G. Bar
row. b +. Tucker, L. S. Howard, Geo. w. Dixon,
IT, Henry C. JONES' Geo. S. Stevenson, Jos l.. Rhem,
" A. Tolsop, VIM. S. VIM, VIM. II. Marshall, b.
F. Borden M N. Fisher, Francis Mason, Jno b. Neal,
James Mason, Alfred Reel, and c. B. Wood.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were add
ed to the list of delegates.
On motion, the Secretary was ordered to furnish
copies of the proceedings of this meeting to the Rail
eigh Standard and North Carolina Republican for
publication and request the Newbern papers to copy
the
Geo. S. Stevenson, Esq, addressed the meeting
with some very appropriate remarks.
On motion, the meeting adjourned led, " c,
T MoRRIss Sec'u
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-25
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BERTHE

A meeting of the Democracy of BERTHE held
in the Court House, in Windsor, on the goth March,
it being Monday of Superior Court
On motion of Willie j. Gillian, Thos. II. Spcllcr
was called to the Chair, and VIM. A. Ferguson ap-
pointed Secretary. Thos. Bragg, Esq, was called
upon to address the meeting. He responded in his
usual able and eloquent manner
After MIR. Bragg concluded, the following resolu-
tons submitted and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Convention of the Democratic party
has been called to assemble in Raleigh, on the 18th
of April next, for the purpose of nominating can
didate for the office of Governor the approaching
election be 1t therefore
ResOJred, That approve of the proposal and
desire that the Democracy of BERTHE should be rep
sented
Resolred, That the Chairman appoint fifty dele
gates to represent this County in said Convention.
Resokced, That while we entertain preference as
to whom shall be the nominee of said Convention,
pledge ourselves to give to the nominee our cor
dial support, our motto being principles not men.
Resolred, That in Gov. D. S. Reid recognise an
able and fearless exponent of Democratic principles
that his administration of State affairs has met our
cordial appreciation, and that in his retirement
from the office Of Governor he will have our best
wishes for his future prosperity.
Res0lred, That we have full confidence in Presi-
dent Pierce believing do that his admnistra-
ton will be ably and wisely conducted and that in
the discharge of his duty he will know L" no North,
no South, East no West" but the whole Union,
and the rights of all the States.
Under the second resolution the following dele
gates appointed to attend the State Convention
John Gillian, VIM. j. Freeman, Henry II. White,
James Burden, Edward Watson, JOS B. Lee, John
Freeman, DR.. A. j. Askew, A. o. Askew, VIM. A.
Ferguson, Jas. R. Duers, Thos. j. Pugh, Moses L.
Mizell Josiah White, Allen Prtchard, Whit. Shamrock,
VIM II. Pierce, John White, c. JOS Moore, Jos. j.
Jno L. Britton, Wright o. Wynne Benz. Gillian,
DR.. VIM H. speller, Tho. R. speller, ThOs. Bayly,
.Jno R. Ferguson, Jno. Perry, Kenneth Butler, Vim.
Lee, jeremiah Bunch. VIM. D. Askew, Jere. Hill
Thompson Jos. w. Williford, VIM. L. Bond, DIR.
Henry s. Mitchell, Whit r. Swain, Geo. l.. Mardre,
Jas. White, j. p Freeman, FAC. Elyson, David Gas
kins, WIN. Smith, Aaron Mizell.
On motion of William A. Ferguson the Chairman
was added to the list of delegates.
On motion, it ordered that the proceedings of
this meeting be sent to the Democratic Pioneer and
n. C. Standard for publication.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
THOS. II. SPELLER, Chm'n.
WIN. a. FERGUSON, Secy.
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bee Lassiter Handy Warren, ID. q Me- hail, Geo II
Koy. Adolphus Howard, Fleet Cooper, a. E. AIcKoy
and M G.: BIount and on me ton of Dr.. Bunting,
the name Of the. chairman was added to the list IS
Thomas H. Holmes Esq, then being called upon
time in his usual appropriate and forcible style af
ter which, A. a. McKoy, Esq, responded to the call
made Dy the meeting, in pronouncng very pathetic
eulogy upon our friend and highly esteemed fellow
citizen the Hon. Robert Strange, and Introduced the
following resolutions hich were unanimously a
dopted ;-and truly may it be said that great man
has fallen - sSs sss eAs4 q ~
WHEREAS, 1t has been decreed by the Almighty,
that our distinguished friend and fellow citizen Rob-
ert Strange, be removed from our midst and know
ing no county that will feel more deeply the loss ;
and Whereas it here that his professional career
commenced, and his powerful mind found one OF Its
ample fields It's but meet that express our
feelings of veneration for the deceased, and SYM
pathy for his bereaved friends and family Therefore
be it slssss
Resolred That by his death, we have lost one of
the bright lights of our party; one, whose clear
head and kindly feelings rendered him invaluable as
Democrat, and whose place as a citizen and pro-
fessonal gentleman, the citizens of our county will
long have cause mourn
ResoIred, That we sympathize most deeply with
his greatly afflicted family, and could the genuine
feeling of sorrow and sympathy serve to tighten
their deep aff1iction, many heart in old Sampson
their tears.
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be for
warded by the Secretaries to the distressed family OF
the departed one, as token of the estimation and
generation we hold for the memory of that gentle
man and scholar.
Dr. Bunting in very satisfactory manner return
ed his thanks to the citizens of Sampson county for
the very liberal support he had hitherto received at
their hands, and introduced the following resolu-
ton:
Resolccd, That the citizens of Sampson county be
earnestly requested to hold primary meetings in their
captains DISTRICTS and appoint three dele
gates from each, to attend meeting to be held in
the Court House in Clinton the last Saturday in
May for the purpose of nominating suitable candi-
dates for the Legislature, Sherifalty, &c.
On motion of A. Brown, Esq, vote of thanks
were rendered the Chairman and Secretaries for the
faithful manner in which they had performed their
duties.
On motion, the Secretaries were requested to for
ward copy of these proceedings to the Editors of
the Wilmington Journal, for publication, with the
quest that the other democratic papers copy.
.On motion of F. B. Willard, Esq, the meeting then
adjourned
WILLIAM McKOY, Chm'n.
T THO. H f Ho1HEs' Secretaries.