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D0mestiGs.


I5 &" BIeached 90
6 Cotton,
6 &" Canton Flannel,
Osnaburg, Drilling, &C.. just received and
for sale by J. l.. TOW ER.
INA NCY ARTI G LES.-JeweIry,
| Canes, Whips, Gum and Imitation
Combs, Pocket Combs, Inb Stands, Port
MonniaS, Razors, Pen Knives, Musical
Instruments, &C., for sale by
Oc128 E. G.. WILLIAMS.
Oar Sega Cheese AMI MaccaronI. for
y sale by Dncid BlAl'nyer.
.TICKLES III brine. just received and
< for sale by Docid Bii'myer.
BACON and LARD Patent, Fish and
ID ETHEREAL Oil, for sale by
Oct.7 Dorid BH'myer.
{ OAF. Crushed, PuIverized, Clarified
/ ! and brown Sugars, and Coitee--pnr-
chased before the rise Come, you shall
have the benefit.
Oct. 7 Douid RUmyer.
4 fine lot Of ShawIs and Comforts, for
Il sale by jill -IcEndree.
T7RESH Soda and Water Crackers, just
i received and for sale by
Ocl2I j II NcEndree.
hats, CAFS, BOOTS, SHOES.-A
Ii fine stock of Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, for sale by j NcE"dree.
CTONES.--Just received and for sale a
y large lot of Coal and Wood Stoves.
Oct. II j II NcEndree.
yUOMATO Catsup and Pepper Sauce, for
I sale by j. l.. TOUNER.
NTUFRAI. OLA superior article of Ethe
IL ial Oil, just received and ior sale by
December VIM. MOULDER.
NICKLE, Walnut and other Catsups,
Z Preserves and JelLrvs. III Jars, for sale
by Oct. 7 Darid BiAImyer.
MARRIED WOMAN'S Private Medi-
i cal Compauion. Just received and for
sale by T.. G.. WILLIAMS.
KlRESn CHEESE for sale by
/ III NcEndree.
4 large supply of Carpeting, for sale By
Il j II dlt hadree.
RRUTTS.--Runch Raisins, Cranberries,
L &C., for sale by /. c, HeSkiH.
NRESH lemons, P,pnes, &C., just received
L and for sale By L. c. WILLIAMS
MACH EREI"--A fine lot OF Mackere!, just
III received aud Tor sale by
neccnhsr 20 WIN. MOULDER.
large supply of Carpets on
( hand, Very cheap. WIN. MOULDER.
have a new style of gentle
| mems Hats, also childreu's fine fur
Hats, all very cheap.
Nov. 25 a HmnrickhouSe.
DVCK&KIN GLONES.-I have just
ID received supply of good Buckskln
Gloves, for Men and Boys, prime arll-
Gle, very cheap.
Nov Is A. HUMRICKtlOUSE.
NEDER WARE, BROOMS, &c.-Just
Il received Ccder Buckets and Tubs,
Painted Buckets, Flat Brooms, Wash
Boards, Willow Baskets, Clothes Pms,
&c, for sale by
Oc,.2l l. c HcskW.
YtAPS.--I have a very handsome assort-
Il mem of silk Blush, Cotton Plush and
Black and Blue Cloth Caps, for men and
boys, very cheap.
Nov.25 n. U1nsricnhOuse.
prime article, just re-
lI ceived md for sale by
Oct2I j l. IOmner.
CORN Baskets, for sale by
i J II McEndree.
Shoes, Hats, &C., large as
y sormenr, Just received and for sale low
Nv l.. &. HeskiH.
u@>.->e=,A
X n NEWTON KURT. If
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~ - &:l-{s tS+ ~ ~
J. MDERMOTT,
Ornamental! s Plain Marble Worker,

!. South Market Street, Frederick Guy Nd,
I VIII furnish to order at the shortest notice .
all kinds Of MONUMENTS, ToNBs, HEAD AED
FOOT sroEE, Scrolls, &c, all work made :
: out of the best imported and American ;
Marble which | will sell at Baltimore and ;
: Philadelphia prices. Work delivered free
: of charge. No after charges extra for lei
Z terng, all included. get up all the work
: at nv own establishment, which gives NE
< the advantage Of all others and enables me
: to compete with the workers Of the cas-
{ tern cities Orders thankfully received &
: promptly attended TO. J. M'DE4NoTr,
s Nov. 26-ly Marble Worker.
Es4A.a 1sl- ><.sSI .sey 80. -
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day Aug. II 1853
/ associated themselves in this city, under the
firm and style of Harper & NfJ;lEA, for the
prosecution of Genera! Notion Irade, similar
to that in the Northern cities
H.QRPER &, Ne IEIGH,
Dcqlcrs in Foreign and Domestic Notions, Chores,
Hosiery and Fancy Goods geaeraiIy, opposite So
rsptq iIaH, HING street, .ie4mdria have the plea
sure 10 inform their friends and the public gen
orally, Of the arrival of their STOCK, consisting
Of great variety of every description OF GOODS
usually found in the NOTION HOUSES OF larger CT
ties These purchases have been made under
,hc most favorable circumstances OF the lmpor-
tcrs and manufacturers enabling them TO offer
to country merchants and other dealers as great
inducements in the way of bargains as can be
had North. Nov. 20, lS33-ly
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H.QRPER &, WcIEIGH,
Fresh Supply Of Goods.

4 fresh supply Of MousIin de Lanes,
y Cashmeres, Gihghams. Calicoes, Ho-
sierv. Brown Cntloms, Plaid Cotons, Ser
wants Blankets, and many other articles
which we offer very low. 10 those pur-
chasing for cash we offer great induce
ments.
Dec % CAMERON d SIALE1.
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IL The subscriber begs leave to inform
Farmers and Mil Owners that he has asSocla-
ted himself with Mcssrs. EcVeish s Chamber
lain in the Produce Commission Business tie
will give his strict personal attention. to the sale
of Wheat. Corn, Fluur,&c. ard will, at all times
guarantee best market prices-quick sales-and
prompt returns.
He most earnestly solicits a call from the
Merchants also as he is satisfied ii will be to
their interest to give the above stock thorough
examination before they supply themselves else
where. II. l1ON hhD'
November 26, 1853 lily
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AMERICAN ARTISTS TIIOI /! |!

TNHE AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would
/ respectfully announce to the citizens
of the United States and the Canadas, that
for the purpose of cullivaiing taste Tor
the fine arts throughout the country, and
with the view of enabling every family TO
become possessed of gallery Of Engra-
wings,
By the first Artists of the Age,
They have determined, in order to create
an extensive sale for their Engravings,
and thus not only give employment to a
large number of artists and others. hut in
spre among our countrymen taste for
works of art, to present TO the purchasers
of their engravings, when 100000 Of
them are sold,
$780, 900 GIFTS, Of The actual cost Of
$l5O,000.
Each purchaser of a One Dollar En-
craving, therefore, receives not only an
Engraving richly worth the money, but
also ticket which entities him to one of
the Gifts when they are distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS, highly fin
ished Engraving, beautifully painted in
Oil, and FaUe GIFT Tickets, will be sent;
or FIVE DoLLAR's worth of splendid En-
cravings can be selected from the Gaia
logue.
A copy of the Catalogue, together with
specimen of one Of the Engravings, can
be seen at the Office this paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving &C,
tually worth that sum, and Gift Ticket,
will Immediately be forwarded.
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Reference in regard TO the Real Estate,
F. ]. VIsscHER & Co., Real Estate Bro
kers, New York. Orders, (post Pald)
with money enclosed, to be addressed,
]. W. HOLBROOKE, Sec'ry,
sos Broadway, N. Y.
The Engravings in the Catalogue
are now ready for delivery.
September 80, 1854. 45-Om
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-02-17

UPlRlTS Turpenline, Patty, Gnm A,
y rabic, (while) Oil Lemon, Copal Var,
nish, Arsenic, Tobacco, chewing and
smoking, Segars, Pipes, stone with reeds,
just received and for sale by
CHARLES HARPER, Ag't.
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WoVEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN,
WHOLESALE GRoCEIs,

WHOLESALE GkOCbks,
prOd1ce ana Commission Merchants,
Prince Street UharE .aer@ldria, Va
TTAVE the pleasure to make known to their
| | customers and dealers generally the arrival
Of their Fall Took, purchased directly of
ihe Importers IL New York and Boston, and con
ssting III part as follows
100 hhds n OP Rico and Cuba Sugars
35 do Clarified DO
= boxes Double Refined Loaf do
1913 bbs Crushed and Pulyerized do
81 do GRADUATED DO
17j hhds Trinidad, Cardenas, Muscoyado and
Sugar-house molasses,
IO5 bblsN . and Sugar-house Syrup,
3O5 bags Green Rio, MalIcaibo, Lagulra and
Manila Coffee.
100 bags Old White Gov't,Java&Cuba do
From long experience and careful selection
they are prepared to offer the largest and most
desirable stock of recently imported TE.iS that
las ever been offered in this market, to which
the attention Of purchasers are particularly re-
3ucsed. They enumerate the following Yafie-
~, viz
lO5 chests & half chests Extra Gunp. Tea
- do Imperial and Y. Tyson do
60 do Pouchong- in great variety do
100 do Gunp, Imperial and Y. Hy-
son, medium quality do
25 tierces fresh beat Rice
Go bags Grain Pepper,
IS do Pimento,
100 mats Cinnamon,
800 lbs NutmGgs-No !
l75 boxes CASTLE, Toilet s variegatcd
bar Soaps
235 do Dark and Pale Rosln do
$50 do Pipes
500 do mould candles
100 do Sperm and Adamantmc do
~ Their attention has been more partlcu-
larly given to the selection OF their stock Of
TOBiCCO IND cigars than usual, and it
will be found on examination equal in variety to
any in this market. They invite attention TO
t. e following brands and qualities as comprising
a portion Of their stock, viz
rs boxes Cobb, Saunders, Campbell and Va,
Leaf Cavemdish Tobacco,
$50 boxes IS, IS and Us Ayers, Taylor and
ether brands do
100 boxes medium grades and brands do
-, OUU Principe Eldorado, Cuba andothcr choice
brands Cigars
80 600 ChcrootS-in great variety do
$4,000 half Spanish and Common do
- boxes CARROTS No2 Scotch SnuIl
60 jars scented RaPpee DO
6hls Bladder DO
$50 boxes x l0and 10 = - window Glass,
~ casks sup Carp SOFA
800 rcams wrapping Paper
100 do D4ub,c 90
80 casks Old madeira WINE
% do pale and brown Sherry DO
% do Old Port do
% do Sweet malaga do
% do white cooking do
60 baskets Champagne State, Anchor and
other choice brands
50 ticrces pure Cider Vinegar.
IL In the selection aud purchase OF the
bove they nave been Influenced by the ncreas-
ed facilities of transportation via Rail Roadand
Canal, ard have greatly enlarged their supplies
to NEE: the increased demand, and as the larger
Of their stock was purchased before
the late advances they are fully prepared to Oh
fee as great inducements as can be found III any
Of the Northern cities.
a. IN examination from all in search Of bar
gains is respectfully solicited ~
MaVElGu s. ChAMBERLAIN.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES

GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
.NHE subscriber has on hand large and
general assortment Of fresh GROCE-
RES, Young Tyson, Imperial and Black
Teas, Tobacco and Cigars, superior brands
and fine quality. Queens, Glass and
Stone Ware, homemade
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs. Hardware,
consisting of Spades, Shovels, Forks,
Axes, Trace and Halter Chains Nails,
Rrads, &C., 90.
MEDICINES.
such as Hance's Syrup of HcrekoUnd,
Rapce's Sarsapagilla, Pills, Cholera Medl-
cnes. Eye and Nipple Salve Warranted
to cure or the money refunded( Tooth
ache Drops, Caster Oil, Epson Salts,
Oil of Spike, No. 6-wilh large assert
menl Of Essences, &c.-alI Of which will
be sold low for casa or to punctual deal
ers on short credit
JOSEPH ENTEER.
: November 26 1889. LIT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-02-17

CHARLES HARPER, Notary fGbie.
MILL administer aiIidavits, tale depo-
II sitions and acknowledgements Of
deeds, mog Cages, &c, 10 be record N
any OF the counties IL Virginia
hel.he,dslown, Nov, 26. i-!y
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LIST OF GIFTS

80 elegant Oil Paint
ings, in splendid gilt : 100 5000
frames, size 3X4ft. each.
100 elegant Oil Paint 1oo oooI
ings, 2X3 it. each,
800 steel plate Engrav-
Jugs, brilliantly colored N 400
in oil, rich gilt frames,
24x30 INCHES each,
0,O00elegani steelpIate
Engravngs, coIored in An ono
oil, of the Washington
Monument, 20x96in. ca.
$4,000 steel plate En-
cravings from 100 DIFF
ferent plates, now in
possession of, and ow-
ned by the Artists u
Mon, OF the market
value of, from so cents
to 81 each, 4l,OOo
first class Dwelling,
in 3Is! ST., New York
City, l2,OOO
% building lots in 1902
and l0lsi Sis, N. York 1noo % OOO
City, each 25Xl0O feet
deep, at )
100 villa Sites, contain
ing each 10000 SO.
It. in the suburbs of
New York City, and
commanding amagnIi-
icent view of the Hud-
son River and Long
Island Sound, at 500 oO,uoo
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SEPTEMBER. 1854.
ALEXANDRIA,, V A

HAVE the pleasure to Al nonre to iheIr GUS :,
ii toners AMI dealers geucraiIy-ihe ARA
.by Packets Charm, hoduskm "na mage
Gem-o( their FALL STOCk-r".hP'',' sung
the largest and most desirable a''"rtMe9' %
GOODS ever offered in lnis market. and nav
ing been purchased direct e Tie @"" Ej'eft'rt' '
in New EngIand-uuder The most iANGE"H'e
circunstances-they a:e prepared TO o"er d.
great ind icements as can be found I'D an! VI
ihe Northern Cities. They invite attention 10
the following, as comprising a part oil 'he'F
Stnck VIZ.
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Childrens' Goat, Cali, Morocco and hid Bootees
in great variety, al Manufactures Frees.
fI$Gum Elastic Goods, consisting oil Men
Over Shoes and Sandals
Ladies Buskns and Hips, (canton Ilned)
do Long Boots for snow
Misses Sandals and Buskins. 1870
L5@ They have taken more than 4 US 5q Pa n5
in tie selection of their stock OF H.11S ana
cars, consisting of Mems Silk Angola, Brush;
Napoleon and other styles, with general and
well selected stock of Mems SLOUGH, Wool and
Fur Panama, Blk Cass Velvet Trm'd Rock
land, Know Nothing, Rayel Young America
Artistic Hiperdromc, and other styles: Mems,
Boys and 'ChiIdrens' Navy, Army, Paris and
other fashionable styles Cloth ard Glazed
caps.
$500 pounds Of SHOE THREAD
$50 Brass Band Travelling, Key and other
Trunks. ~ IN of which they offer to the
Trade, and solicit call from all in seach OF
Bargains. w. A. HAkPEN Y 90,
Prince street HhGiG .4leFQndrid, Va.
September l6, 1854. 4a-ly
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-14
from the Richmond Enquirer
KNOW-NOTHINGISM
UNVEILED!

We comply with the request of patriotic Democrats IN
North Carolina and to-day publish at length the Constitu
ton of the National Council of the United States OF Nortn
America and the State Council of North Carolina with
the Ritual Degrees and all the other paraphernaa OF the
nischevous and dangerous ogarchy that ever con-
sped against civil and religious liberty The election IN
Old North State is rapidly approaching and our friends
making gallant fight They feel confident that the
people of North Carolina hesitate to their duty
when they shall be enlightened to the trckery ana
monstrous purposes of Secret Order whose inevitable
tendency destroy all individual freedom OF ac'oh' anu
to make Americans blind and erve instruments OF an
Irresponsible Jesuitica proscrptive and tyrannca OIL
garchy In Carolina the Democracy are wagng un
compromising upon Know-Nothingsm, exposing ITS
dark movements and purposes and appealing to the nte
renee honesty and patriotism of the people By such
course the Democracy of Virginia laid Sam Iowa SINH
lar result will be seen North Carolina All that the peo
pie want A6t-and food off is shed upon the subject
BY the following publication of official hnowNothing doc
uments. They explain themselves, and require no COM
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i, Secretary.

FIRST DEGREE COUNCIL
To be admitted to membership in this Order, the apPll-
cant shall be:
1st. Proposed and found acceptable.
2nd introduced and examined under the guaranty OF Sc
Sd Paced under the obligation which the order imposes
4th Required enroll his and place of residence.
5th 1nstuced in the forms and and of
the order
9th Solemny charged the objects to be obtained,
IA recommendation candidate to this order, shall be
be accompanied by minute particulars as to name age call
n and by explicit S for ms quail
teuars shall be recorded by the secretary in book kept
and the ballot taken at such time and in such
sRe b 4 the 1 s mo b sen don
clared his favor Candidates shall be received in the
ante-room by the Marshal and the secretary.l
Marsha-Do you believe in supreme Being the Crea-
tor and Preserver of the universe.
7!a,sahxBefore proceeding further, require solemn
obligation of secrecy and truth If you will such
obligation you viii lay your right upon the Holy Bible
and Cross.
when it is known that the applicant is Protestant, the
cross may be omitted or affirmation may be allowedl
OBLIGATION.
veal anything said done this ROOM the of
present the existence of this society, whether
found worthy proceed not and your decara
TONS shall be true SO help you God?
Nars1aA-Where were you borns
44e is your permanent residence?
shall be written, the candidate dismissed with
admonton of and the brother vouchng for him
satisfactory proof that he has been nisinformed
1I a H. you twenty-one years of ages
Marsha1-were you born of Protestant parents
you reared under Protestant infuence9
M4ss1s1 # married is your wife Roman cahoSs
sttution Of the State Council shall provided - wv
M1rshalAre you willing to your influence and vote
or trust profit the gift of people, exclusion
Of all foreigners and aliens and Roman Catholics in par
Ans.-"I am"
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CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTION
FOE THE GOVERNAENI' OF SUBORDLNATE
COUNCILS.

COUNCILS.
ARTICLE |.
Sec Each Subordinate Council shall be composed Of
than thirteen members all of whom shall have
ceved all the degrees OF the 99r and shall De snown and
the County of -, and State of North Carolina.
nate Coucl in this State unless he possesses ali the quail
fcatons and comes to all the laid down in
the Constitution of the National Council and whose wife,
Gf he has one) is not Roman Catholic:
Sec 3-No application for membership shall be received
who resides a county where there Council in exist
ence upon special be stated to the Council
be judged of by the and such person. if the
be Considered sufficient, may be initiated the
gm he ppee he located But no
vote in Council except the one of which he
SEC. Every person applying for membership, shall be
voted for by ballot in open Council ballot srequested
against applicant he shall be rejected. If any appl
cant be rejected he shall not be again proposed within six
strued prevent the initiation of applicants privately by
those to do So in localities where there are no
Sec. Amy member of one Subordinate Council wish
ply to the Council to which Belongs either in Writing
or orally through another member and the question shall
granting him honorable dismssion he shall the
writing to be signed by the President and
ceving honorable dsmisson has actually been admitted
membership in another Council he shall be held subject
the dsmisson be dealt with by the for any viola
ton OF the the Order Before being s
bershp he shall present said certificate of honorable dis
mission, and shall be received members
SEC 6-Applicaons for the Second Degree shall not be
received except Second Degree Council and voted
Second and Third Degree members only and applications
Third Degree shall be received in Third Degree
Councils and voted by Third Degree members only
ARTICLE IL
Each Subordinate Council shall fix its time and
but where very nconvenient it is that
they meet week Thirteen members shall form
quorum the transaction of business Special meetings
be called by the President at time at the request
of four members the Order.
III.
Sec. 1.-The members of each Subordinate Council shall
consist of President Vice President Instructor Secretary
Treasurer Marshal Inside and Outside Sentinel and shall
hold their offices for the of MONTHS until their
successors elected and installed.
SEC 2-The officers of each Subordinate Council Except
the sentinels who shall be appointed by the Presiden
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Rule s1x-t shall be considered penal offence tor any
brother not an officer Subordinate Council to make use
of the sign adopted for public notlcato e1
cent by direction of the President for officers OF
elf to post the at other time than from mongn
to one hour before daybreak and this rule shall ncop
rated into the Bylaws of the State District and Ierrltor
al Councils. Dune, lS54.)
RULE sEvEN-The determination OF the necessity ana
mode of issuing posters for public notification shall be
entrusted the State, District Territorial Councils
(June, 1884, . MI. m ;.;
al Councils shall be required to make statements OF the
number of members within their respective limits, at the
next meeting National Council, and annually there
after the regular annual meeting. DUNE, 1854 ~
RULE N1NESThe delegates to the Acknowledgement OF the
United States of North America shall be entitled to three
dollars per day for their attendance upon the NATIONAL
Council and for each day that be necessary In gong
returning from the and five cents per mile Ior
every mile they may necessarily travel In going TO- ana re-
turning FROM the place of meeting oft National Counc
to be computed the nearest mail route when sha De
paid out of the Treasury Of the National Couhc (No
vember, 1854
RULE TEN-Eac State District or Territorial Council
shall four per annum tor every member IN
good standing belonging each Subordinate Council u
der jurisdiction the first day OF April which snail be
reported to the Council and paid into the Nation
al Treasury on the first day of the annual
Sion to be held June and the day in each sue
ceeding And the first fiscal shall be considered
as commencing the first day of December, 1854, and
ending fifteenth day of May 1855. (November, 1851
RULE ELEvEN-The following shall be the Key to deter
and ascertain the pupor of any that
may be addressed the President of State District
Gil who hereby instructed communicate knowledge
rft he % said officers:
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Cherish Them and teach your children to reverence -.
as you cherish and reverence the memory of ann
hmself The Union of these States is the great
OF That liberty so dear to the American heart Wpif
sefgovernment prove signal failure The verv Dasted
Liberty and the hope of struggling Freedom ire Of
the world must perish in the wreck of this Union
yourselves then to its maintenance fathers dgi d
Inc cause OF eonsecratng to its support 10
sacred honors '' and Your
Brothers: Recalling to your minds the solemn obI..
which you have severay taken in this and the
degrees now you entitled all the pri
OF membershp in this organization, and take peaspr
forming you that you members of the Orda m
american UHon.) uer OF tile
OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL COTvn11
PRESIDENT,
JAMES w. BARKER, of New York Nv
PRESIDENT
w. W. WILLIAMSON, of Alexandria "
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
c. D. DRESHLER of New Brunswick n T
RECORDING SECRETARY
JAMES NJ. STEPHENS, of Baltimore Ma
PREASURER
HENRY CRANE, of Cincinnati Ohio
SENTINEL,
JOHN P. HILTON, OF Washington. u q
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county of -, NC.
To the President of the State Council ofNorth Carolina
Sir:-Ths is to Inform you that at a meeting of this
Council, held the day of -, 1S5.,--
duly expelled from membership in said Council
and thus deprived of all the privileges rights and benefits
of this Organization.
In accordance with the provision IF the Constitution of
the State Council you hereby duly notified If the same
that YOU may officially notify ali the Subordinate Councils
of the State be upon their guard against the said
unworthy associate with patriotic and good men,
and If expelled ror yioating his o5gaton) peurer
years of age, and is by livelihood, a
Duly certified, this the - day Of, 1856, and
in the ---y year of our National Independence
President of
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: Secretary.
FORM OF NOTICE

from the Subordiaate Cunci2s to tie State Council acheneU-
any naene5es of Subordinate Council IS expelled:
No
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~NoTE.-see Constitution, Art. 3, sec 4, p. 5.