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Target Firing.

On Friday last the Oak-Ci:y Guards shot for
beautiful silver goblet. presented to them by their
commander, Capt. w. H. Harrison. The firing
took pack at the old target ground, southwest of
the city, and was witnessed by large concourse
of citizens and strangers. The scene was an excl
ting and imposing one, and lacked, in our estima-
ton, but one requisite to its completion-the pres
ence of the fair. And we see no reason why the
ladies should not turn out to encourage by their
presence and reward with their smiles these mod
knights errant, as did their dignified mothers
to the tourney of old.
The Guards did not present their usually full ranks
on this occasion, yet still they made quite an i'm
posing show. They reached the target ground short
ly after three o'clock, and Immediately com fenced
the firing, which resulted follows: The best
string Of three shots was made by Surgeon Manly,
and measured !3s inches-an average of 4s second
best, by private Beckwith, 145-average abont A;
third best, private c. Eatman, 14a-average about
go. Private Beckwith made the best single shot,
it being in the bulls eye, within quarter of an
inch of the centre. Eighty-seven shots were fired
at the target, which thirty inches in diameter,
of which sixty three took effect. 10 show that this
was capital shooting we extract the following from
the Trenton On. j. Gazette, the result of a con-
test between the Montgomery Guards of New York,
and the Montgomery Guards of Philadelphia
These companies met at Trenton, N. j., on the 2sth
ult ; the prize silv>r medal. The best string
of three shots was made by one of the Philadelphia
company, and amounted to 10 inches. The second
best amounted to d inches. The total number of
shots fired at the target 2O4 of which but 55
entered it,-in other words, the Philadelphia COM
pany fired 1913, Of which 35 took effect; the New
York company fired 81, of which 20 took effect.
Whereas, the OakCity guards fired ST. and of these
sIrtythree struck the target-beating the northern
companies all to smash
The judges, w. A. Allen, w. H. Holoman and
W. w. Holden. Esqs., having made the award, the
goblet was presented to DR.. Manly, by H. S. Smith,
Esq, in very neat speech. DR.. Manly briefly res
ponded, and the Company then returned to town in
the best possible spirits.
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For the Standard.
State Fair...Meeting of the Citizens.


The committee appointed at a previous meeting
of the citizens of Raleigh to make arrangements for
entertaining visitors to the Fair, met this morning
(6th,) r. S. Tucker was called to the Chair and
Thaddeus McGee appointed Secretary.
Sub Committees were appointed to visit each
Ward and ascertain the number of guests that can
be entertaned-also to meet visitors at the Hotels
and conduct them to lodgings.
Conductors on all the railroads are requested to
make these facts known to passengers on the cars,
intending to visit the Fair.
he public are assured that ample arrangements
will be made to accommodate all who may attend
the Fair. R. S. TUCKER, Chm'n.
THADDEUs MCGEE
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President Pierce at Home.

President Pierce was received on his way home
and at Conc rd with every demonstration of respect
and enthusiasm. He was welcomed to Concord by
COL John H. George, and responded in be autiful
and impressive speech, which we shall publish in our
next. The New York Day Book says:
RECEPTION OF THE PREs1DENr-The honors extended
than reception it was an ovation The low and pet
t magnty OF the Fremonters of Concord noby aveng
ed by the sturdy Democracy of the Granite Hills. The
speech OF the PRESIDENT most beautiful and eloquent
one and ought to make his revers raducers all
the country to hang their heads shame they
BILE of so honest an emotion"
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Wake Superior Court.

The following, among other cases, were disposed
of at the term of the Superior Court held here last
week.
The State rs Wiley j. Lloyd, indicted for bigamy.
Counsel for the State, Mr. Attorney General Batch
elor for the defendant Messrs. Lewis, G. W. Hay
wood, and Busbee. The defendant was convicted,
and on Saturday at IL o'clock, in pursuance of the
sentence of the Court, he branded on the cheek
with the letter B, and whipped.
The State es. John LASTLY, for larceny. Con-
vcted.
The State rs. John Mitchell. for larceny-horse-
stealing. Convicted. The Attorney General for the
State, and Messrs. Lewis and Venable for the de-
PENDANT.
The State U.s. W. W. Fort, for getting possession
ola bond payable to one Cross, and tearing it. For
the State the Attorney General and Messrs. Battle
and Allen; for the defendant, Mr. Busbee. Con-
victed.
The State us. Guilford, slave, the property of
Col. W. H. Morning charged with the murder Of
Mathew Peebles of Johnston. For the State the
Attorney General and Mr.. Lewis; for the prisoner,
Messrs. Miller, G. W. Haywood, and Hustled. Yer
dict of guilty. Motions were made by the prison.
ment, which were overruled; and the Court, under
standing that the master of the slave would appeal
to the Supreme Court, did not pronounce formal
sentence on the prisoner, but merely fixed the day
for his execution-Friday the 3lst of October
Having appealed, the judgment for execution is of
course vacated
On the civil docket, the only tried that ex.
cited much interest, was that of Nancy Howell Is.
Thomas Young, charged with the seduction of the
plaintiffs daughter. Messrs. Miller and E. G. Hay
wood appeared for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Moore,
Busbee, and Allen for the defendant. The jury re-
turned verdict for 500 damages.
His Honor Judge Saunders presided. He des-
patched business with great energy, fully sustaining
his high reputation Judge. The Attorney Gen.
eral, Mr.. Bachelor, is most faithful, capable, and
aborious officer.
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For the Standard.
TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
The Educational Convention ON the 21st Of
October.
take pleasure in announcing to the public, that
all the arrangements for the Educational Conven-
ton, to be held in Salisbury, Tuesday the 21st
day OF October, inst, have been completed
Essayists of distinction have been procured on all
the subjects proposed at the preliminary meeting in
Goldsboro, in May last; and from reliable informa-
ton IN my possession, feel authorized to say that
the ensuing Convention promises to be the most re-
spectacle and imposing one Of the kind ever assem-.
bled in North Carolina 1t will form an important
1t will probably date new combined and systematic
effort on the part of all the friends of the great cause
which calls it together.
In the name Of that cause, and in behalf of the
Committee of Preparation, cordial invitation is
again given to all the friends of Education in North.
Carolina.
Let no one say away for want of special invita-.
tion as such could not be sent to every individual;
and let it be distinctly understood that it is npor-
tant for the leading Schools and Colleges to be rep
resented.
Teachers and officers of Common Schools, are
particularly requested to attend and, indeed, the
invitation is special to every friend of North Caro-
lima.
All who attend will be furnished with free return
tickets over the Railroads of the State and the peo
pie of Salisbury will freely entertain the delegates
while there.
The Convention will perhaps organize, and hold
its first session on Tuesday evening early CANDLE
light c. H. WILEY.
Chm of Com. of Preparation
Oct. LIST, 1856.
~ Papers in the State friendly to the cause will
please publish the above.
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Bear in mind that the North Carolina State Agri-
cultural Society will hold its fourth Annual Fair and
Cattle Show in Raleigh, on the 14th 10Th, 10th and
18th days of October.
The annual address will be deliverd on Thursday
the 18th, by Prof. Mitchell, Of Chapel Hill.
1t will be seen, by the proceedings of the commit
tee of citizens held Monday last that ample pre-
parations are being made to receive and entertain
visitors
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Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN.-As this gentleman has
been advertised to address Fremont meeting in
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, we make room for the fol-
lowing, which we find in late number of the Mid
dletown Comm Argus:
"Hon. Thomas CROWN, of Ohio has been spend
ing short time in Connecticut One day last week
he was at Middletown, stopping at the McDonough
House, where he was waited on by a committee of
the Club of Wesleyan University with an invita-
ton to speak. He refused, and stated that he was
not a Fremont man. He also states his belief that
i0Titu"
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North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c.,
October 6, 1885,
sSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received
Dat this office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ 9Th of Nov next,
for the purchase the following State Bonds issued the
State Of North Carolina, to witt for Atlantic and
Railroad dated January ls 1856, and
ming thirty years.
100000 for Western North Railroad dated Oc-
tober LIST, 1885, and running thirty years.
Interest on the $4,000 payable LIST days of January and
July.
Interest the 100000 payable days of April and
October in each year.
Both classes of Bonds will have coupons attached The
principal and interest will be payable the Bank of the
Republic New York unless where the party prefers have
them payable at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders upon being informed of the
lance Of their bids deposte the amount of their
including the accrued interest," to the credit of the under
signed the Bank aforesaid in the Bank ofthe State or
Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N. c. Stocks to the undersigned Raj
eigh, N. C. -.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President of
the Bank OF the State. D. w. COURTS,
Public 7FeGsurer.
Raleigh, Oct. 6, 1856. 9a-Wtd
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More Fillmore and Fremont Fusion.

ELECTORAL Tickets IN RHODE IsLAND.-Provi-
dence, R. l., Oct 1.-The Republican Convention
yesterday nominated the following ticket for Pres
dental Electors: Edwin w. Lawton, of Newport !;
Isaac Saunders, of Scituate VIM. P. Bullock, Of
Providence VIM. d. Brayton, of Warwick.
The american Convention also met yesterday and
nominated the same ticEet.
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Movements Of President Pierce.

CONCORD, FRIDAY, Oct. 8, 185G.-The President
will leave Hsboro on Saturday and proceed directly
to Andover, where he will remain over the Sabbath.
He has accepted an invitation to be present at the
Printers Festival in Portsmouth on Monday. While
in Portsmouth he will be the guest of the city, and
will also be received at the Navy Yard with ma
tonal salute and all the honors due to the Command
er-in-Chief The President will be present at the
New Hampshire Agricultural Show in Concord on
Wednesday next.
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Electoral Tickets.

We would advise the Democrats in every County
time for the election. We will send them to any
part of the State, Gree of postage) for seventy
cents per hundred, three dollars for five hundred,
or five dollars per thousand.
1t is important that every precinct in the State
should be supplied, as the vote will not be counted
unless the ten Electors are voted for.
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ELECTION, TUESDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER.
Special Notice.

Tie STANDARD Is condueteds'iy upon the CASH system.
AZ papers discontinued at tile aspiration Of tie time
for reh they hare deen paid. Subscribers w be notified,
FOUR 6etore their time is out, By
TIER oapers and unless the Subscription is rene,Oed tile pa
mr. uN be discontinued. This Is rule from Which there
,rN Departure IVatcA for the mark, and
your subscription.
JIeeIRv Standard 81 per annun, in Alliance.
.StAai- Heek%y Standard 81 per do.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
the Post Office from, well the to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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DIE d.

On the 18th utmo her residence in Nash county, Mrs
Martha Arlington, consort Of Arthur Arlington. The sub
iect of this brief ce exemped in her life all
lences and virtues which the christian character and
enlinenty qualified her discharge all the duties and
obligations that devolved upon her wife, mother, mis-
in mistaken confidence of her resurrection and biss
mortality Aged Is years. d.. <
In the town of Wadesboro' on the goth ult Mary Ann
infant daughter Of VIM. w. and Harriet H. Tapsco oed
one year and twenty-seven days. i
~ Spirit Of the Age please copy. -
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The N. Y. Tribune says: "We do not wish our
readers to believe the election of Fremont a fixed
fact. We do not ourselves believe it, and should
not desire to diffuse the impression if we did. We
wish it generally understood that the struggle is ar
duous and that the result depends on work yet to
be done. In spite Of many cheering assurances we
consider the States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Indiana, Illinois, and California still doubtful We
may carry all of them by large majorities, but we
may also loose enough of them to beat us in the
contest"
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STATE FAIR.

Messrs. Holden Il Wilson:
7I1HROUGH your PAPER, WE CAN lNF0R,I
IL those who visit the FAIR week, that by calling ,s
the store of w. II. X. s. Tucker they linda hand.
some lot Of Dress Goods, Beautiful Cloaks Tamas and
Mantillas nice of Lace Goods large Va
riety of Dress Hats, and Soft Hats and Caps.
VIII. 4 r. s TUCKER
Raie:gh Uct. 9, 1885, V2-St.
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A large Stock of New and Choice Goods.
FOR FALL AND WINTER. 1855.
MCGEE & WILLIAMS.

nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY.
- Goods Hats Caps, Shoes Groceries, Carpetings and
Hypseurnishing articles &c. have now received the
their line of BUSINESS all Of which bave been selected with
special reference to the wants of their customers
largest and best houses in New York. sa
In returning thanks friends and customers We
are determined to best efforts make to he m
terest Of oil to patonze by selling good Goods che
prices.
opened for inspection, large supply of Coaks NAL
tas, and Talmas, Of the latest styles; among them ~
some beautiful Grey Beaver Cloth which are much admired
and selling rapidly. MCGEE Il WILLIAMS
Raleigh, Oct u, 1885, 1853 -w4w
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Fourth Electoral District.

Messrs. Wilder and Littlejohn, Electors for the
4th District will address the people at the following
times and places:
Franklinton, Franklin Co., Friday, Oct 10.
Henderson, Granville Co., Saturday. q" H.
Warrenton, Warren Co., Tuesday, " H.
Other appointments will be made hereafter.
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Raleigh, Oct. 6, 1856.

NOTICE.-WE FORwARN ALL PERSONS FROM
trading for either Of two notes given by and made
1856, for hundred and fifty dollars due December
2 1885, and the other for hundred and thirty dollars
due the 25th of December 1857 the consideration for
which said notes given has failed and we do not in
tend to pay them unless compelled BY law.
JOHN REDDISH,
ISAAC w. STALLINGS.
October 4, 1856. 92-8t.
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INDIANA SAFE FOR BucHANAN.-We have assu-
RANGES (says the Cincinnati Enquirer) from most
reliable and intelligent democratic farmer from south
ern Indiana who was in our Office yesterday, that
the State is certainly safe for the democracy, not
only at the November but the October election The
signs of victory were never more abundant and aus
pcous in the Hooser State than they are now for the
democracy. We look for a gratifying result
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$363,sO4 20
2s4,296 70
Amount paid in 1856,
$79,5O7 40

fosTpoNEMENr.-It will be seen bv reference r.
no.. advertisement of Mr.. Devereux that he has
''p'ned the sale of his negroes to the I'd day of
NY 'e"oer. Papers copying the advertisement will
f'saSe make the necessary change. a..
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEVILLE, October 4, 1885,
BACON receipts have been fair without an material
change in price. COTTON during the last week the
cepts have been large for the season. and market
steady, ~ being the ruling figure. FLOUR anma-
ton CORN slight downward tendency.
Virgin Dip TURPENTINE 35, yellow 9 25 hard 100.
SPIRITS "a to 35.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON, October 4, 1885,
TURPENTINE-No chan &c in prices. Sales this morn
ing of 900 bbs at 81 so for virgin and yellow dip and 81
So for hard, per $50 Tbs.
- SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sales yesterday of
100 bbls at SO cents gallon This morning 2t5 do
taken at same price.
ROSIN- Sale to-day of 1000 bbls. Common at 81 l2h
for large size bbls.
TAR-None market. Last sale at 81 so per Dbl.
BACON-Sales from store yesterday of 900 Tbs. N. c.
cured at IA cents per ID. for hog round, 10 days
COTTONl6 bales middling changed hands yesterday at
IL cents per tb.
rIMBERSales yesterday of five RATS at S. 81, 81 So
IS 50 per NJ, as in quality.
Journal
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY FAIR-The Fair Of the
Cumberland County Agricultural Society will be
held at Fayetteville, on the 29th, s0th, and 31st
days of October.
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General G. Fontoine, the know nothing candidate
for governor Of Mississippi at the last election has
declared himself for chanan, and is doing all he
can to insure the largest majority given by that
State for him,
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COMPLETION OF THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL-
RoAD.-The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad was
completed on Thursday. A glorifcation will take
place at Bristol on the I'd of October the day after
the arrival of the first passenger train. free bar
becue will be given, and the Railroad Company has
reduced the fare one-haf for the round trip
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HoLLowAY's ONTMENT.-Don't have Sore Heads
or Sore Breasts; don't have Salt Rheum, or any skin
disease. Use this valuable Ointment, and no limb
need be amputated, unless the bone DO destroyed
Sold at the manufactures No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. PA Strand, London; and by all drug
gists, at 25c., 624c., and 81 per pot.
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EFFECTS OF THE FRosT.-The Banner, published
at Dadevile, Tallapoosa county. Ala, says the cot
ton and peas in that vicinity were killed by the
frost Of Wednesday morning last; thus cutting off
the last hope of the farmer, that late fall might
slightly increase his cotton crop and enable him to
save seed peas.
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LARGE SALE
VALUABLE NEGROES.

IN MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER
next, the subscriber will offer for sale at auction NJ fE,
Town Of Halifax North Carolina from
200 to 800 Valuable Negroes,
consisting OF Field Hands and Mechanics with their Fam.
lilies. &, ''.'o ~''
The said have been reared on the low Of
the koxnoke, and will be offered for sale in Families The
place OF sale is ON the line Of the Wilmington Weld N
Railroad over which two passenger pass each V,y
daily = "'A "'
The sale will be for Cash, but upon satisfactory security
time will readily be to make pecunary
Letters addressed to the subscriber Raleigh will re.
ceive prompt attention. n p DRVEREIIx
assei&r, sept w. leSo 89--sw6t.
The Tarboro' Southerner the Norfolk Herald the
Salisbury Banner the Milton Chronicle the Richmond En-
9urer the Charleston Courier the Macon Ga Telegraph
he SOD Mone ala Advertiser the New Orleans Pcsyae
Gonstutionalst, the Natchez (Mss) Free Trader the
vcksburg (Miss) Sentinel, will copy twice a week Till the
18th Oct, and forward bill to this Office
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Seventh Electoral District.

SeVtntn EIeCtOfaI D1stflct.
Messrs. Dargan and Waring, the American and
Democratic Electors for the 7h district will address
their follow-citizens at the following places:
Monroe, Thursday Oct. 7th Pek, in Union, Sat-
urday 18th; Gen. Dargan Concord, Tuesday 21st;
and R. P Waring, Lnconton 2lst; and Charlotte
the 28th
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Sixth Electoral District j..

Thomas Settle Jr., ESQ.,, Democratic candidate for
Elector in the 9th District, will address his fellow
citizens on the Presidential question at the follow
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

ATTENTION "OAK-CITY GUARDS"
%NM MEET AT THE ARMORY TONIGHT (TUES-
Ysx DAY. Oct 7th 1856, at ~ o'clock, p. NJ. Bust
s1Ge1 ness important.
JNO. SPELMAN, o. s.
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S25 Reward.

S25 Reward.
STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
- night Of the 18th of September last one GREY MARE
about II years old Said Mare about five feet high WORKS
well in harness, and rides WE'LL The thief who stole soil
animal was making his way towards Ridqeway Depot IL,
the county of Warren and from what can learn have ius
reasons to believe that the scOundel slave who hns
been hired upon the n c. Railroad and belongs to Plum
mer X. AUSTIN ESQ., of Warren county, Any informsti,u
respecting said Mare will be thankfully received besides
paying well for trouble and expenses &C. and the above
reward for the apprehension and confinement of said thief
in any Jail within this State Or Virginia
JOHN G. THOMPSON.
Brass6elds, Wake county, Oct 4, 1856. eft.
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DUAL.
flied as Administrator the estate of r. r. Toni.
lnson Decd ut August Term 1885, hereby notifies all per-
sons holding receipts against said deceased an officer Ia
come forward and hand in their receipts take their p
pers within the time prescribed by law this notice wib,
s, E. J. TOMLINSON, Adm'r.
september ", 1886 ll53-w8t.
- &ss5e-r.n WATCHES, JEWELLERY. CJJT.
SNS% LERY. SILVER WARE, Plated ware
GSEr9 fandsome presents und variety of M.
tcles at JOHN u PALMERS STOKE, who has lust IT.
turned from making has purchases in New York and Phil
than have known it. The Cameo sets Of Brrstns
Ear Rings and Bracelets beautiful have never had
such selection Vt handsome Jewery, and will se It
CHEAP TOO. Its useless the articles hone cnn
suit ALL f ~
Watches repaired, and have Jeweler good mork.
man. in my employ, all Jewelry will be well repaired At
short notice:
JOHN G. PALMER
haielgn, Octoper 4, 1906 S2-u.
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PUBLIC REVENUE FOR 1s56.-We are indebted to
Our faithful and efficient Comptroller of Public Ac-
counts, Geo. W. Brooks, Esq, for statement. bv
counties, of the taxes paid for 1856. The state.
ment, with the amounts paid for $50 by the respec.
i've Counties, shall appear in our next The whole
amount of taxes for 1856 is
$685., 1904 20 =
Amount paid in 1856, 2s4,296 70
increase, $79,5O7 40
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Fifth Electoral District.

F11tl EIeCC0f8I DlStflCte
We are requested to announce that S. E. Will
liams, Esq, Democratic Elector for the Fifth Dis
trict will address the people as follows:
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Second Electoral District. "a
Messrs. Blow and Warren, candidates for Eector
in the I'd District will address the people At the fol-
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az The Sub-Electors of Johnston County, will
address their felow-citzens at the following times