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CrECIAI. NoTIcE.-PAoIrIo EXPIRES oosPANy


y ia Broadway. Grcalsr reduction In prices tre Ihs To
california only ~ cents per ID This Is Ito ony com ,any
ANT who have uc,r agents OH the Ihmus, expressly TO
attend the forwarding NJ their freight and prevent the too
f, euent osuses &C compliant msdo by sPpes, OF having
pr freight left bshird lost damaged in s transit from
IL 70 ship Our express for Cso ma, boah Amsrc
eeoa Sandwich Islands and China yin be despatched bv
The United Satss mall steamer George Law via Fanam, on
Wednesday. tho 10Th lost IN oba-te Of special msssensr
u tueh odestlnaor Froghs reserved G y O'Clock Snl'
ra cells ard leticrs unt liz r. M day Of ding
tor with banking business with any other axo-ess
VIM II. HALL, Agon'. l24 Hrvai yN.
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saye rior Court-Special Term.

Richard kiugload and WV. II. Ash rs. Curtis JeJson
oNd otEc,s-1hs a motion for injunction against
Vi, decndans, joint CT ,hs furniture, fixtures
and sood will of the New Ytrk Hotel, and OF lssso
sto c wines and other stores contained therein s!i
voue< at about si00 GOO. Too plaintiffs ailegc that Mr.
Juesl became indebted 20 hem sn this motl,n Is
prevent a.senment o the properly. Temporary Ia
Jun ctt grated. Cause to be sho Saturday mex
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lDVgsybEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
INSURANCE..

ATo tXTRA CHARGE FOR CROSSING THE ALLAN.
IN tc-priisA Con n,ercie Life npsnv Lon.
don and .msEca, established 1870; capital with acala
ons $3.50 eco; last bonus declared 81 per cent? hif
premium may remain loan. California ra'ia and spc
c.a, ..sks 'asrn Application may be ma 10 by mu to
GRO. NJ kNENI1T, Agent, IS Wall strest, New York.
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iNEI.aT TO CALIFORNIA.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Of reduced prces vie Panama Ra.rcad.-rbs Facac
m eamsip OREGON, will leave p,nss tse ndd'n o..
March. as epecia frcgb Through bills OK aigg
VIII re issued by etea er sailing vessc. Eco New York.
connection and At very low rates through aure tie
ice Of the company, "a South street.
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Before Hen. Judge BETS.

The Tadcd Stats rs. the slave 81 Up JasyyT.- ~. J,s
chirrtfen moved, the part of the gove nmcp tl s
dern the ?. ip jasper. winch Feiged a., ye.
ins i'lsnd of Cuba, In the year 1872 Decision ree
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A Letter for AbOiifaOnlsts.

The following letter from tae family p,yscien Of the
claimant Of tha Cincinnati fugitive Slaves Ia relation to
the aboltiois charge Ct cruelty part If tteir
rcesters Is published 10 the G.cinosi papers:-
have Il stated severed papers that orual rcae
inent, W the Owners OF the Saves whose I'd
tIs' still pending before he Uniei ,tat-r CIfnnis
tioner IN :cur city Wss The cause Of their atsemp cd
cape ara also Ct the Of the cpd stan In
the relation Of physician, n-ghSor AID fend 20 these
gshtlebeD, and kro wing tho absolute fELity this
sstyS feel unwilling that it should remain no'nss.
have known A. x. Gaines and jaime. Marshall tho
owners Of the negroes, fer ehan twenty years.
have lived within mile two Of James Marshall about
that length OF time snd to Mr. Cameo
since his renrn from the South eight years
ago. bave at'en, ed the families Of these .ntlemen
both white AID blacl Physician; have tsir
houses and negro houses in the day ia the nght
work in doors aad oct, and feel assured thai cr-y or
iphumaniiy 10 their slaves c,ui been hid from
tions lfeve never witnessed cruelty nhum aniy
either OF then toward the;r s bu. tho contrary
bave seen them we'll cared for in heath In
well housed and vel clothed and we'll fed and looking
generally when Is Sy false hui, sSty the mos
bavs the cncicn 4 the woman Peggy bought into
Mr.. Gainos A use IN sickness and a.tsnoei hem
there, aud .hcm terderiy cared By IN. White
family IN their sufierr "a. Aud Gave 10 dub, that Il
has required maeh and icrg persuasion to inorce
h'r 10 leave her comfortable hsuse aud tos for the
tired reIces end tender nf her abolition friends,
ehcFe bowels u compassion seem just be
siy and tti7sy 70. her blcod thai they cannot wait the
laws 81 Ohio, by pouring out the blood enid az
Offering TO her irae coil The nnsJssty Of phos laws
must be ,nsin'aned and the .ep.rg Of so1li n
raise pi.eous howl Tho blco their ceudes vic i'm,
IN dedap Of tee laws OF the United states Al i
ncee hypocrisy DO they MT know ths taelr selcss
nqny cnd utter dis eeara Of the 10 Of Tho Iaod
ken The ouse 1f tDs cepc add that they sand
Of thi, muI5er By every honest cursciencc 10 hey
Erow that they stand guilty Of atsves
to The extreme South against ,her wills. ana against
wills end wishts o. Their owners DO they know that
hey daily Tightening shc bonds OF slavery ii
M Oft
would iri,e the owners to cruelty and inhumanityi i.
were 1ct uue tnGt cruel mss.er n this community
would be he'd ss only above abJitivni
And after ali Is aid what 10 saey or tie poor y
si'iv9 Who has been iu'rei to the nnG- abb. Surta
or lives in m penuiy their uidst fo,eve oc!nc
tIo.n ard perhaps pursued y 1sue- II - MI
faLe, eecsi full dishonest dc n honest
slavery ard a., not In abiding
encrtipni iOns1s We hsve many 10 kentucky,
there would have been 2ag taere
had teen p negro dece,ing acoli,iouist-
L. SMIrA CLARK S0S.
BooNs C1y, Kf. leb, AIRY IL, 1876
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Losr or STOLEN. $500 IN THE CARs-This
mornh II. II. Heminway, halter, residing at
Chicago lost had stolen from him on the cars be-
tween this city and Schenectady, $500, including
$4,000 in specie. He was on his way to New York,
aud had ,he funds in carpet bag, which he placed
on the scat beside him. BenE onth 'ltigucd !! :
fell asleep, when the bag was takep from r' 'itnor
Intentionally or through uistakS -siitE.g .our
nal, Feb. tG
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a l,.,sicg parry from lee, &Ass visited rt,saeld
#-.,y sSs c asisted OF 70 tx horse omniouses, IL
"A s5,ts 70 tso horse seishe, SOD iigsie tsarus
/ . ,.f.,,a. u p,sA.ion = The par pumbersd $50.
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WHTAT-AN0UNT on HAND AND THE Coming
6IoP.The Alton Oh C5'yier -peculaicg In regard
IL prospect Of wheat says the crcp of year
ell marketed, and tina. part o. it which has loft the pro-
duc,rs haics il far rom beog in the hands Of the
sunerr. II anticipates very fine crop the coming
both en- accoup. OF the increased number Of
ard the favorable wiuter for the grain. Jninef
rurted cold weather and being good fr the gcafn
The Chicago Joaci ssys The whi:h has fallen dur
ing tie past sky days Is equal to five inches Of
wheat crcp Of 1856 will be ths eest harvested la
this county To estimate the value Of the snow upon
the ground AZ ten millions Of dollars won,d b. q t,w
Geure Ths Peoria Pres says tho quantity Of grain in
stcre In that CITY Is 400 900 bushels II adds: "The
country il stilI filed with gan ADD every day the
cepts are increasing We presume there Is not town
in Central Il inos, between Chicago and vt Louis,
which can 81 good record Of ths: winter trans
sce ss Peoria" These spccuations and facts have
inpcrtaLt beaIiug upon prices.
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O'CLOCK Sup1oct The Dootuy - M N0untxYs
CAih0icky Face 70 Fscs with he United 6tates~ fcksas :
JOSEPH BARKER-wnL GIVE COURSE OF rHW
lectures mercing with The great Preach 6evoluAsa
aCd 6 Prtsy
san Institute 6oo Broadway Monday evening Feb q, =
Tx O'Clock 7cke for the course Oh Aag0 l2c b 10 ID
at White street. Mr.. Barker invites dncussi0n-
DROP Ellie CHARLIER.-NEW YORK FEB l. I8Se-
Dear St1be undent gpo6 having heard thNs oontaa
plated preparation II OF lectures Dsung
frex CD Women" respectfully request to deivss
Interesting subect, and one which you wco
adapted discuss before the pubic A such time ana paoo
viii bes: SUIT Jour convenience. Yours
Howard Crosby, stephen H. Tying
Benz n. Martin. Chas King.
sorhsm D. abbott VIVA Berrtsn.
Isaac Ferris, Vim Adams
VIM, X. R&Lwkk. Horafi0 Aiea-
NEW YORK, Feb. 8, l6ES
GettenaI-I thankfully acknowledge the receipt OF
inviana 70 deliver course OF lectures Disdr guso4
srneh Wonco II will give me great pleasure 70 CONFORM
yours ELK CHI EIIkR.
TO Prot IT. CRosBY and others
arersh leeuros c.non Hall, Aston place-A q ~
fhLNCH WOMEN.
NH be deiva,ed on Mondays and Thursdays. W
fkrI. ElIE CHARiIER Of Paris.
20 commence "a fhurEcay. Feb Il ii 4 ycIock r. II.
tusJECra:
!hurfday, Feb sl....,.. Jeanne d. Arc
Monday, FEB 9.,....,, Nadine 10 sev lgRA.
Thu.sdAy FEB. N..,.... Nine de MelueLon.
Monday, March S,.......,. Mno. Roland
Thmaeay. G.,....,. Nina. &c staii.
Mnncsy, H.. Nine Gu1o (Panlina da Ma>sanl
Course tckes 81; scge ,icle,s cents To be mac -
Christian 763 broAhwey nj Locrwoods Bread say su&
"a tie ds1S Of the Merca1aie Library.
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COLLISION ON THE NEW H .vEN R0AD--Th NJ
and down night freight trains of the New York road
came in collision near Mount Vernon about o'clo TX
Friday morning. 1t appears that the day freight
train from New York became disabled beloy Mount
Vernon and The con iUctor finding that it was i'm.
possible for him to proceed, sent word to the con-
ductoT Of the down train to come on without waiting
the usual time. The down train Immediately started
towards New York, the conductor of course sup
posing ever, thing was right Soon after the night
freight Cut Of New York, came along, passed the
disabled train, which was on turn out, and without
waiting to inc urc the Of its standing there,
proceeded tosa this city the single track down
which the train from this city was moving at the
usual rate OF speed. As was inevitable, the two
trains came together, causing more or less damage
to both engines, and some Of the freight cars. One
Of the engineers, Mr.. Frank Eastman, seeing that
collision was unavoidable jumped from his engine
q was very badly injured. His face was cut by the
iiozen earth in O shocking manner, and his body
considerably bruised. His wounds. however, re rot
Thought to he Of fatal nature. brakeman was
also somewhat injured. All the other hands on The
trains escaped unhnrt. Mr. Eastman was brought
TO this city yesterday and taken to his residence in
Coils street The accident was beyond question the
result Of carclessness on the part of some one and
we trust the officers of the road will take proper
measures to fasten the guilt upon the right person.
-Nta, Haren Journal FEB. 16.
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-a-4Hal--
SEGARS.

CEGA6R-c3sH PnaCHAsERs on sEGARs DAN
- procure lsglans saJ ,ave soeciion from Qk Il
= o. Ian ul SCARS inpts 81 havana, colne 'lc
1lesuaa nFpo pal poenot hsss eesees must he a.
IN pay ndvaaass 9a.9 stgsss y 10 NnyArds; operas, q
upssgds. { Vt+ as, ~ hrlRdkpy, Up saiG 5.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, Feb. l6-6 Pm.
The news from Europe via Halifax has not pr :
daced any material change in prices. Tho market
this morning was moderately active, and quotations
were well sustained. At the first board Harlem ad
vaheed per cent; Hudson River Railroad. }; Mchi-
gan Southern, !; Cleveland and Pittsbdrg, Ii Cleve.
land and Toledo, !. Nicaragua Transit declined !
PER cent; Cumberland, 4; New York Central Rail.
road, /; Erie, \; Reading, ]. Erie was the principal
attiscuon to-day. We understand that the old COM
binat,on has passed away. and that q new party is
IN the field. A very large quantity of stock has
been thrown upon the market within the past ten
days. and it is reported that there is aAoat in the
street between thirty and forty thousand shares In
the face Of this supply the price is well sustained
Michigan Southern opened and closed firm, at
s'ight advance. Some Of the leading stock
receded fraction or so at the FIRST board
bul there was nothing OF consequence pressing for
tale. Milwaukee and Mississippi were in demand,
ana stme small sales were made at Saturdays pr
oes. Galena and Chicago sold to the extent Of one
hundred and twenty-five shares. in small lots Of ten
and fifteen each. The market price of his stock is
firmly sustained Nicaragua Transit is one Of the
heavies stocks On the list We notice daily trans
actions at sixty days, buyers option, and it looks us
though tho ps'ties purchasing were preparing trap
for the shorts. Cumberland Coal has evidently no
very strong hackers. There were reports. some
days since of a corner, but evidence of it
in the street. New York Central Railroad is too big
load to carry at present prices. In the event OF
reaction in the market generally this stock will
probably feel it first Of ALL and perhaps to greater
extent than any other dividend paying railroad
stock on the list. Railroad bonds are gradually,
bat steadily, approaching in market value. Galena
and Chicago first mortgage bonds sold at 80 per
cent; Tegrs aaute and ALTON second mortgage
bends at IS per cent.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
SHES Of bonds and stocks were made at auction by
A. II. Nicolal:--
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Simeon Diapers regular semiweeky sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place omorroW, Tues.
day, Mt halfpast twelve O'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
At the second beard the market was not 70
huoyant nor go active Cumberland fell oil per
cent; Nicaragua Transit. /. There were moderate
sales Of the leading stocks without change in prices
but tie tendency q, the close was downward. Ga.
lena aud Chicago was solo freely this afternoon
at The mornings prices The Gales OF the Nicaragua
Traneit, seller four months, arr well known to he
made OK account Of party recently connected with
The management Of the company. 1t would be well
for the prseg board Of directors to revise the San
Francisco agency. Operators III the stock market
ore not satisfied with Il Geographic accounts from
Haiifax 81 the steamer Csnada's news, and prefer
waiting the arrsa. Of the mails and private letters
The aaviccs, as far as received are calculated Go
create pause in the upward movement Of stocks.
A lujl Of few days would be attended with the hap
picst results.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month
Of January were a. follows
JAHtdIy, .S'o9, otS Va
osa''~'SI -. oI' -
-
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Inc NorW1cn ana worcester Rallr0ad company
earued in January, 1856, sla,l61 81, against
81 'Si7 IS for the same month last year, showing
an increase OF S629 20.
Tue Superior Court (Justice Hoffman, made an
poltan decision to stock brokers Saturday, in the
case OF Theodore s. Draper against Adolph kloom
Tn, Court held that ali written contracts made By
stock brokers as agents. arc void against their prir
cpals unless such contracts are subscribed by the
,.ncpais, or 10y such agents or brokers' with autho
rty in writing, for their principals. Under this de-
cision all the transactions that take place daily at
tie Board Of brokers' are void.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments of The banks
of this city daring the week preceding Saturday
t,oy 7tiY0 Feb. lG isrG.--
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T A NcMAs1ER, EDITOR OF ran NEW yoRK FRH1-
&c mans Journal VIII iscsure = Hope chapel 1850
20 al ~ Seock Subject Tho Desiiny q t6s COUNTRY; -
Caih0cky Face 70 Fscs with he United GtsteA~ fckss s
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DIINiS AND MUSIC WE LEARN THAT H0R ACn
J. GATksS OF No. sS5 Bluad~ay, New York. agnus lee
oi the celebrated oil anA
selodecus offering hcn o. prices which We atvc AZ ~s
chase 10 avail hcuse Of opportunity NOT
likely ocn occur. He Is also selling his large and val
cntosue &C music at Third oil from tho regu az
10 'hc ad. teachers and schools Of he moa EyrAee
character, all OF which ne will he able 70 ill I, tbs cerf ~
bay,rg IN adopted tho cash system The Horace WAfarx
pianos among tho very best We arc
10 speak hese srrmene with some decree 90 tnueop
PEI saux knowledge o their excellent oHe ana duaos
oualfr.-N.Y FvaagelsL
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(tOit MRIAN PEI1HcLOGIAN SOCIETY-WHEREAS
The eeni cenenu'a anniversary OF the found alton Of ts
Conoisn Pei Society hand; and whereas
ot TIE utmost upof. ei should be celebrated
MAJ cr ~ortt7 Of the dignity character Of this sossH.
3beA,re
Resolved 1ha, Meeting Of all adu members o. ths
secretly BIO eaed tho is- sccn plan and dec de
suitable cel,bsacn such meeting Taxa place the 4h dag
OF Mach neyi ~ the ohape TO um,ia Co ego st4 r. II
y Ii. NORRIS. President
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SE-ENIhL NVlACESs
+. A -TnE MEMBERS OF WALpENsE IOnGH Ma 4
IA A. a. Gully requested 10 be puactnai ia heAr
Attendance ut their edge ROOM Botanic Hail. 6S
aay, Wstr esday evening Fen ~ business q .
: - " BsNJAMiN WHITFIELD. WIN.
Jopr FRASER, Recording SECRETARY,
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M sONIC.-CE ANCRII.oR WALWORfH LODGE, III.
lyl viii meet this evening Feb "a ia Gothic ROOM
G5npt and Centre streets ut O'Clock Ii Is ex9ec ths
se brethren who know their duty VIII attend pu1ctuaty.
Brethren generally are invited JOHN r. BALDWIN, W.
MASONIC. AN EMERGFrsT NETTING or T Nv NJ W.
Nl q, AID ldgs OF the Ancient end Homo Fraternity
q Free 81 Accepted Nssons OF the 51te OF New York will
hec al the Grand Lodge Freea ons Han 600 Broad
hi. lIuesdayl nj O'clock Grand Oh,
7. ihoers. Maserr. Post Masters and Wardens are
q1ss.e e attend. JAMES HERRING, Gs'd secs.
A-oIICF -TgE lE1Bl-Rs or TIE LIQUOR DEAlRGy
Nv Soc hereby roehed :t ths undersigned new
ready receive then respective ues 10 the ls inst 81 s
ono noi fellow Ia c.iy grcn nl !. A. Nj and from
IL N. "a. sCaT ARz CLARK
GEIO AND MISSISSIPPI RA1I ROAD--EAsTERN d.
~ vision The hoders Of stcond oOr'gsge bonds of Se
err division oi the ab read requested "a seud st
the chice Of Charlie, Gtuid No II William street. New Yor.
TUESDAY nes 10Th Inst at L. O'clock business e
g-ca 70 The holders OF such bonds win then 10
brought 70 iaeir r.tico.
TIE COMMITTEE on DESIGNS FOR ThE TAsLET TO
e E,;acoi IL 'he Firomet's Hall 10 the memory q
WILLIAM l.. WADE, ifo presiden OF the New York Fr&
twenty eve dollars for tho de which sh Iii meet
teir approval. LEI nopjsg sahuLt desgns vsx
tho hall M1ndas sdnesiaY sud Friday az this whoa
pers' vii be attendance from IL until Up. NJ 10 show
ill., the hail. and give MI necessary Information resiscs
vi be received until tic st OF hnrch and be address
under seal 20 Charles L. Curis, lQ Gree awich street
CHARLES. = CURTIS. Committee
u SrAEBrRG, Desisna.
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MAJORS tFFJCN, new YORK, FEBRUARY Ii. 1sG.-
l hoce-ho ice is hereby eveo hst all persons who
quite to be ysscnsed viii be attended 70 otly wout
PHI ,csns Constantly niendancs; and recommended
ths al Who have beea should avail
gsaiiatey OF the oppcrturt thus The YOk
.peusary located ~ the OF 0ntfc and White streets
The Eastern Dispeusa Ludlow 10 Eaex
srse The Northern Dispensary is scoed corner Wavery
place Chrsopbers The Dent oosed
81 Second avenue lac Northwestern DispeEsarY In
located at 81 Eighth avenue
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23
Cumberland Superior corr.

We extract from the Observer Of the 10Th inst
the following items, portion of the transactions
OF the Superior Court of Cumberland County bo15
IN Fayetteville last week:
he trial of Sam, for The murder capt McDiarmid
removed by affidavit the part of the prisoner to Robson
county, at the next Fall Term. For the State Socito,
strange AM. ~ u Wright, Esq. For the prisoner VIM
H. Haigh B. Fuller and B. R. Huske Esos WERE ASSIGNED
by the Court. ~ s
Inc Solicitor for the State to the jury Bill of Inlet
ment against the Bank OfFayettevIe for issuir o
Inc OTand Jury returned it "Nota True, Bin, Rn+
unaer 'ne instruction of the Court, that thew were NOT
u? lw and had no discretion in the matter if the
fact OF such issues had been established by testin,
them they took the Bill back and found it w..
by greeement, the case goes at once to the Supreme
at its Term next month 0uTt
o4a1sr OF the Bank IS not involved in this case, W
LEI rn' but only the penalty for issuing small notes
AN OBITUARY.-The last Warrenton News con
'"lnS one obituary making solid column and quar-
ter of small type. N''
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For the Journal


According TO notice, the Democracy of Sampson
County convened in the Court House, in Clinton, on
Saturday, the 18th inst
On motion OF A. A. McKoy. Esq. A. B. Chestnut
was called TO the Chair, and DR.. Thos j. Bovkin re-
quested to act Secretary.
On motion, the following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, That concur in the call of a Conven.
ton, to be held IN the town of Wilmington on the
second Tuesday in June, for the purpose of nomi Ia
ting an Elecor for this the Sd Congressional District
RESOLVED, That the Chairman of this meeting be
authorized TO appoint twenty delegates to represent
the County of Sampson IN said Convea tion
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen as
delegates, viz: Willie Butler, Joseph Herring. Oliver
White, James Smith. Hardy Herring, Pat Murphy
VIM. Falson, Sr., Thos. |. Faison, Doct. E. F. Shaw
Nj ]. Faison, Geo. w. Aughtry, Kiba Lasser, Tsh.
am McLamb, Thos. H Holiness VIM s. Devane VIM
L. Robinson, DR.. Thos. Bunting, Isaac McLane, Lot
Rich, Jr., Jno. S. Parish
On motion of DR.. Bunting, the Chairman and Sec
rotary were added to the list.
Resolved, That we heartily rejoice at the re nomi
nation OF our faithful, tried and very efficient Execu
tive officer, Thomas Bragg. of Northampton, and de
pledge ourselves to do eectual and able service I'm
der so gallant standard bearer feeling that the cause
OF Democracy and the rights of the South will no
only be safe, but glorlously triumphant in the APP
preaching campaign.
During the meeting, w. s. Devane, Esq delivered
one of his eloquent and soul stirring speeches. giving
Know oth!ngsm, Black Rcpubicanism, pseudl
:" Amencanlsm," and all the other inconsistent ISM
OF the day. their portion in good and appropriate mea
sure.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to forward
the proceedings of the meeting to the Wilmington
journal and Fayetteville Carolinian for publication
On notion the thanks of the NEE ing were ten
dered TO the Chairman and Secretary fer their services
There being no further business before the meetino
on motion, the Chairman announced it adjourned
sine de- Alb. CHESNITT Chairman
THos. J. BoYKIN, Secretary.