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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House proceeded to consider bills on
second reading.
The bill TO secure more effectually the col
lection of the revenue, requiring collectors to
receive nothing but gold and silver or the
notes of the Bank of Tennessee. and its
branches, was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to change the lines between the
counties of Haywood, Gibson, Dyer and Mad
ison was rejected.
The bill for the inspection of Flour at Nash
vile and GAINESVILLE, passed third reading.
The following bills were also disposed of on
third reading:
To amend the Act of 1925, ch. 81. Passed.
To amend the Act requiring The sale OF land
and negroes TO be advertised. Indt finitely
postprned.
To authorize Courts of Law TO afford relief
TO persons exposed to claims by two or more
adverse parties. Passed.
To regulate the commissions of revenue
collectors and county trustees. Passed.
To amend the Act of 1921, ch. %, To secure
counsel for the poor. Passed.
For the benefit of Legitimate children.
Passed,
To amend the Mechanics lien law Passed.
To secure medical fees in certain cases.
Passed.
Adjourned till Z, 2. NJ.
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nom de plume, is destined, with the name of
Washington, to
ss'Roll, mingfing with HIS fame<srever.''
Numerous instances were adduced in which
woman had originated measures of great
practical utility, and sustained them with a
courage, energy and perseverance, that mascn-
line powers had never excelled. He insisted
that woman's patriotism was as enduring,
intense and purer than mans, and he copiously
illustrated the position from the pages of his
tory. He commended that woman is more dis
interested. less selfshly egotistic than man,
and that therefore the work was in the best
hands.
, We have thus given very imperfect sketch
of the generel line of thought of this admira-
bic address.-We cannot doubt, that a meas
ure, even of so great magnitude, thus pleaded
for by woman, and defended 10y such champi-
ons as Everett and Yancey and Dawson, will
prove successful, if our Legislature will but
grant the temporary encouragement that is
sought.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
MONDAY Feb. %. 1875


MONDAY, Feb. %, 1858.
Mr.. Munday presented petition in refer
ence to a turnpike road in Sumner County.
Mr.. Ross introduced bill to regulate pub
bic Schools.
Mr.. GOff, bin to protect fish. -
Mr.. Heiskell offered resolution authoriZ-
ing the State Librarian to take charge of Ger
tain Maps in the Office of the Secretary of
State. Adopted.
Resolutions to appoint commissioners upon
the claims of J. S. Milligan, and directory TO
the Judiciary Committee, were rejected.
The resolution providing that no new BUSH
ness shall be introduced after the first of
March. except in certain contingencies, was
adopted.
House bill to change time of electing Com
mon School commissioners, was rejected
House bills for the benefit of jailOrs, and to
pay John Blair and others, both passed the
third time.
House II solution in relation to the branch
of the State Bank of Sparta, was referred to
the Bank Committee.
The joint resolution rendering vote of
thanks Ito the acting code Committee, was
adopted.
The bill for the benefit of VIM. Moore pas
sed the third time.
Adjourned till p. NJ.
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Lectures on Europe.
THE REV. DIR. RARD.

yTTHO has resided and Travelled much in Europe, the
w last twenty years will give series Of eight His
torical Lectures that important part Of the World
illustrated by large and admirable maps, in the Cum
bertrand Presbyterian Church in this city in the
Of this week and the two following. The first, which
will be Introductory and free, will be delivered To-
NIGHT, TUESDAY and will relate 10 the present po
ltical state Europe and the principal rulers Louis
Napoleon the Gar, Frederick William ", Queen Vic
toria etc. The second will be given WEDNESDAY
NIGHT, and will relate to Poland and Russia; the third
FRIDAY NIGHT on Greece and Turkey, and the
late in the East. The remaining Lectures ION
Germany France, Italy ETC. will be given next week
add the week following.
TERMs.-A Ticket for the Course 81 so, two Tickets
81 So and five Tickets S. 90. Students and Clerks
81 90. Admission a single Lecture rs Tick
be had the Bookstores of W. T. Berry Co,
Chas. w Smith and John York Co, and at the door.
The Lectures commence at u O'Clock.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

Bloomery FORCES are small open blast farna-
ces. or very large smith fires elos,d IN % hold
a quarter of ton Of some rich ore, which
when sInelted l. hooked out in the form of a
hail Of malleable iron, aud hammered round
or Fat under tilt hammer. All the forges
are adjunets 10 the blast furnaces, treating
their pig iron ia the same manner a. II it were
20 much ore, and preparing IL for the rolling
mill. IL isa great geographical fessare OF the
manufacture that the forges are 10 be found
almost exclusively east Of the Allegheny
mountains The geological reason for which
ia. that here alone are found the magnetic pri-
mary, or high per cent ores Lake Superior
aud Missouri are the only Western forgc re-
eions. The West once had many FORCES for
blooming pig iron. bat these have ell been
ABANDONED, aud that work Is no~ done by the
9addling furnaces, squeezers, and muck rolls
of the rolllag mlils. There IN . third dlyis-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

Jr1- Ex-Presideni Filimore's marriage took
place quite privately In Albany. only his son.
Judge Hall. and few other friends being pre-
sent. The bride l. the widow Of the late Eze-
kiel NJ. Mcintosh, and enc has for some time
occupied the Schuyler Mansion.n formerly
the residence Of Alexander Hamilton. lwhere
be married his wife, and subsequently, occu-
pied by the celebrated Col schuyler. The
10 residel
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

The Paramount, at Philadelphia, has been
recently adapted to rolling railroad iron, and
the Palo Alto, at Pottsville, rolled about 1000
tons in 1856. The Newburg mill commenced
making rails late in 1857. Most of these mills
are now stopped, and number to be erected
in the West, at Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis,
&C., will be obliged to wait for better times.
The Western mills chiefly reroll old rails The
extension of this business in the past four
years can be seen from the following figures
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
Fine Tobacco.
Peabody Premium Prolific Corn,

TUST received and FOR sale a limited supply Of the
ID above celebrated Corn, said "a be a new variety ,
very different nun the Wyaudote the Baden, or any
othcr kind
application. containing certificates from numerous
geHtleine highly recommending Il for IL productive
qualities hrmncss and weight, and is adaptation To
field culture,
Prlce Tor bushel sack $40; half bushel s.; peck
So; quart so cents.
febo-lm ARMSTRONG 4 90.
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Pianos at Auction on Time.
RcNi. ". Shields

WILL SELL at Auction, WEDNESDAY MORNING
w MARCH SD, at 10 O'Clock, Splendid Iron
Frame % and octaye) Pianos, Of the most APPROX
ed styles and from the best manufactures.
TERMS months, for approved endorsed notes, pay
able in Of the City Banks.
ALSO:
For Cash, several second hand Pianos to close con
signments. BENZ r SHIELDS
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co
THEATRICAL WARDRORE!!

vI'HF Gentleman who purchased Theatrical Ward
i robe in GAINESVILLE, End sale for II, il he wishes
to dispose OF il reasonable terms.
Apply at this Office FOR further Information.
Feb. 22-du
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Banausia Seminary.
n the Gallstin Pike, 9 nilss fsou Nashyiils.

A OPTIONAL buerding fapEls can Be reserved inse
IA th< lasltntn q al xasaneles thai have rucensy
escnrred- Adztoze dag f1lals alzo be received.
kpplnalea shoaia be made isnsezafely. fe ssssioa
cosniaenced tie la Il sefelAbGr, i.61 s1e Mi
sinas he Isl q Jaiy, Ass FoF terms ne. apply
cashier 70 ne frne44i Al The seminary \. D csess
Asiornex a. Law. Al ~ ofce, No. - fsierxk street.
fsbl-lms kAIuI. Ca0SE
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paok fist.
OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.

OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY & co have on sale fine collection
: OLD ENGLISH BOOKS, among which are the fol-
! wing
History of the Antient City Of Canterbury,
Civil and Ecclesiastical, &c. Illustrated with Maps,
Charts, and other Engravngs. w. folio.
.tackhOuse's History of the Holy Bible,
vols. to-, half calf
PinkertOns Modern Geography,
vols. TO-. old calf.
The Works OF DR.. Isaac Watts,
vols TO-, half Morocco.
Bayles' Peter Historical Dictionary,
Wis 12mo. half morocco, abridged.
Richardson's Novels,
10 Wis, half calf
Life Of Catherine H., Empress Of Russia,
3 vols. smo.
HOOle'S Orlando FuriCsO,
vols, old calf
Life of igrippina, Wife Of Germanitus,
? vols.
Hume's History Of England,
Is vols, old .lIt
0ratiOnS Of DemoStheneS,
3 vols, old calf
Adam Smiths Wealth OF Nations,
8 vols Sm0 -rs#
The Works of ST. EyrrmOGd,
3 vols. smo, old calf
Harris British Classics,
in vols. smo,, with Enrravings.
ShafteSbury'S characteristics Of Men, Man.
ners and Opinions. vols svo.
POpe'S Iliad and Odyssey Of Homer,
6 vols smo, old calf.
The Works Of Peter PindGr,
in vols. Emo, calf.
The Life and Opinions Of TriStram Shandy
c vols
Dryden'S Fables,
Folio, Russia with Illustrations.
English PrOlOgues and EpilOgueS,
in vols. 12mo.
The Works of JOSephuS,
L'Estrange's Translation. vols l9mO., 1909.
Memoirs Of Count De GrammOnt.
in vols smo., with numerous Portraits.
Richardson's ClariSSa lIarlOwe,
in vols smo, old calf
Mrs. Barbanld'S British NOyfliSts,
in so vols. limo, half morocco.
Ballantyne's NOvrliStS Library
in 10 vols, Royal svo., calf.
CObbeit'S Parliamentary History Of England
80 vols svo., half Russia.
The Works of Laurence Sterne,
in vols. limo, calf
For sale by W. T. BERRY co,
! febl Public square.
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ion of FORCES which use either trip or steam
hammers for turning bloomed and rolled iron
into various shapes for mechanical purposes
engine cranks and shafts, car axles, DC
Rolling Mills Commonly with nail facto-
ries attached) are divided into railroad and
merchant mills. The principal railroad mills
in the United States are given in the following
table with their make in 1856:
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For New Orleans, Wednesday.
February 81. 1853.

TINE fast steamer and regular c~.u
Il passenger packet, JAMES II. I-EssessSshe7 |
LUCAS, H. g: McCoMAs, Master, $500
will leave for the above and all intermediate ports
Wednesday Feb Path, at II O'Clock NJ positively For
freight passage apply on board or To
feb23-2t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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l1eu, advertisements.
For Cairo and Memphis.

T,HE fine passenger packet, a Lc;I1--slk -
i and regular United States st.1NrEsss1Sna
Mail Steamer, CITY OF HUNTS ssk5zzsszs=ss 80
VILE, WASH. WEAVER, Master, will leave on Wednes
day. Feb "A, at O'Clock p NJ, for the above and all
intermediate ports For freight or passage ARMY on
board, or TO A. L. DAVE,
feb23-2t f Agent
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FOR RENT.

rINHKfK very dsslEzblr rs-azl1s fh= Plauterx'
Il EEsak. slliabis 80 a1res- fltraisoes css-xs
A1a lnhsu etrects. txssuzu gisrn stnsI.csla.iriy.
v. kAlAG, FEe.Atea4
deci1-u Pl4aiers' HAnk.
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partner Wanted.

4 Ny s~ntArilan, Io2~eszing sao1 bsAlaess QtzAt~
n hcztrn, and tlays1x sEsiah csfitai - ilV<f
tIcEativs and s~i eFtablsied bssssesss Ls-r ~
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Title IL of the revised code was read the
third time and passed.
Several bills passed the second time.
Adjourned TIL 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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IUsT reosiss4 Gent'z Lace -sESeAsa aO.a' szsoss:
81 Genie bro41 tasstoIn --stIcted down B1Oes.
pout@-soied fegged u aIeT proof Bools.
Al So- a, fubBe SsuAres
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FOR RE INT.

TWO new Frame Hoa<ss just aaishae) neat CON.
hsFtaie zad esux~shently arranged sissztesi vest
a Fraakan TarEp.ke and the raufsad crossing
% sane. mo. l. GLEAyEs
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Lawrenceb,,rg Money,

yITE are taking Lawrenceburg Bank Notes at rsr
w in payment of all accounts due US aRd for any
febS3-tf w GORDON & co.
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mANNY,s CONFINED
REAPER AND NOW Err,
With Woods Imnroxemeni.

FTNBis cclehrate Machine received te ist premium
l. of GRAND GOlIi a hDAl. a. tse hsst lcned
ksap4rg aud Ausg Machine al tie grcst CnIte taes
Agrcu.ifral Pair, held Al Louisville h., Seftefn-
bcr, 1857 tlc trial OF Syracuse New
YORK ia July- shcrc ali lie prnrsll machines 90 the
InGeu statcs we're thoulLshig trrtrt- lie toIEna-
made thar AWARDS through N.Tslau =. " ilder
Present glel states Agricultural = cieiy Al I<uis
vilte, ~.
nai-i received The award - she best Eeaicr and
the bet Newer brseTc t~u s1IzrA~ Committees, APP
flnie,. - tl4s Frrssee II the isvasal 1ounIy AZ
Fcuuursl Ssfvty, Il Nashville, IA Jolly lhS7, over
meet 81 thr iuleiiiucr naw IN in IenlFEsec.
NlnlcrUus othsF TgvsnsuIns aisd awards wrFr glven
this NzrEine during tie lat every NJ
chire b. Aulrrics
b. D. Chi-AgEAA,
Se1esai Agras Or tie ststs
F1SfETl, WILLIS co.
fsbiS AaslIFil5e, Tenn.
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McLEAN-s STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL.-This
invaluable compound we are glad to know,
has become the most popular remedy in the
United States. Nearly every family keeps it
on hand. They find it saves physicians bills
small quantity given in season will ward
off Fevers. or any prevalent disease. For
sale by all druggists in this place. See the
advertisement in another column. fe22-lw. ?
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FIR EIGHT r ATES
PROM
Charleston and Savannah
Nashville and Stations cn y. s.
&. Railroad, west of Stevenson.
rsSEg ss5zzs5 e<z-z
r-ssssy- 49, =v1iss>SSs -k7Ssss-Es4

First Class, CiHcluding HAts) per 10o..sl Is
Second tiass .....-.-.-.- I DG
Third Class observation-disclosures. .....-..
Special Rates for Furniture. Sc '-......-... 90
ftOMPEIfTIU< between Steamers aud Profcllers
u plying between New York and Csarlesioa sad
savannah has caused reduction Steamers ei-lts
through Goods As their charges nay nucsuafa
give above the rates frcin Caars Savannah
70 Nashville AT the same glns guarantee the
slas Dot cArec, al any time prior 10 sf - June, the
rates heretofore ADVERTISED Throngh ItNtes from
New York and Philadelphia T. Nashville IN easgnacs.an
With Charleston and say aHnah Steamship Lines VIZ:
farsI Class. per leo 90
second Cl-ss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Third Class. ! s.
Special Rates ~
CpIssien Goods O. Agent Central Railroad savannah
and - Agent Sssuth Carolina Railroad Charleston
overcharge< and daulaets (exe1Vt damages 1T.
aas sea- will be pralnptly settled heretsf1re
Fer further affirmation or Cards giving clAssifcs-
toa, kc, Apply 10 al DE ~ e EslFosd Bspos OF
BY mail "a CflAS- VI. ANDERSON,
fcb@2-a General Agent.
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NensONai.
QueensWare, Bohemian Ware, &c.

TIVE subscriber has the pleasure az announcing TO
Il hs friends generally and the public particularly
that Sir Badger has jest arrived with very nne stock
Of Goods m h,s line. As usual he ready 10 meet the
wants Of his friends and old customers either
or trade, as heretofore. We bcspcAk for him = call
Rooms IN second story No. AZ Public square
feb2O-u BE-NJ. =. sHIFIIS
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NEW BOOKS

Hide and Seek; Novel By wHkie Collins, Au-
thor Of " The Dead Secret, . &c, sc.
Planters Northern Bride; BY Caroline Ice Hentz
Linda;
Robert Graham;
Rena; or, The Snow Bird:
Marcus Warland:
courtship and Marriage;
Eoline; or, Magnolia Vale:
Love after Marriage;
Helen and Arthur; &"
The Banished Son.
The Lost Daughter;
The Lost Heiress; BY Mrs Southwark.
The Discarded Daughter;
The Deserted Wife;
The Missing Bride;
Retribution;
The Initials; A Love Story Of Modern Life.
Mabel Vaughan and the Lamp Lighter.
A further supply just received by
ieoiS-u F. HAGAN, Market ST.
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

WE have just received from Cincinnati a supply Il
w Coal COOKING STOVES, which can BE- recommen-
ded as a first article Also, Coat RANGES, SINGLE
DoUHIK OWENS, cheaper Cash.
WILLIAM STEWART
feb92-lmd Ia Market street
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Coal Ranges and Cock Steyes.
Coal COOKING stoves,
BIRD CAGES.

WE have great variety 4 beAlriral R:zp GAGS,
w the hzndsoaae<< kzsnFtmenr ever bfuexht "
eashyliis. s1lel se = u sell cheap fkf cash
ses2o-u AckkHxlE WILSON.
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MALTESE JACK FOR SALE.

A LARGE and remarkably well -
n formed MALTESE JACK, Is or ,ss$5
fered for sale, at great bargain. ~
He can be seen at the SeWaneep>(T&
Livery Stable on Front Street w
Feb. 2a-ilW. S-<@ 49,
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siatch Horses Tor sale.

Il WILL seil 80 AZ snonths clvssll, ss~ isr Cash
Il the kAndsoaos pair II Grey CAefi4gr Horses ~
pres-a8 or4yee IN isft@rson Sre~h1~ids furnslure
w@soa. They are veil bFoNrl aad ge1Iie, 4Ld noI
f4fte4 Eith lUr any taalL
ALiNANIE1s MACKENZIE,
Na.i4wE.l- f.-s.n
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Time Sale of Groceries
IA n W ~ u - d. G. o..

(AtW. III. Gordon & Co.'s Warehouse
ON TUESDAY, MARCH THE ID we viii offer for
~ sale at Auction at W. H. Gordon Co.'s Ware
house:
$50 hhds. New Orleans Su- 1000 bhls Recifed Whis-
gar, all grades; ky: various brands
500 bags Rio Coffee; 500 boxes SOAP;
$50 bbls. MolaSses; 200 doZ Painted Buckets
$50 half do; 100 nests Tubs:
200 boxes Star Candles; 500 kegs Nails;
200 half do do:
With many other articles:
These goods will be offered in large lots with liberal
privileges.
TERMS.
All sums under $500 cash $500 AMI under $1,000
45 days; $1,000 so days, for approved endorsed
notes payable in Bank.
feb23-td HARRIS & co.
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There was, of course, a proportionate de-
crease OF the manufacture of charcoal irOn.-
Where this has taken place will appear by the
following table:
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BENJ. +. SHIELDS


A lot & chosre Apple ffecs jnss - band sna fer
n sale ~ gsbis) Ht>J- y SHELLS
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DIR. LIVINGSTONE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age

just ready, with Two Maps by Arrowsmith: a por-
trait steel and so superb illustrations one volume
Price 81 50.
Missionary Travels and Researches In South Ami
ca, including sketch NJ Sixteen Years Residence in
the interior q Africa, and journey from the Cape Of
Good Hope to Loando, ON the West Coast; thence
across the continent. down the river Iambes 20 the
Eastern Ocean BY DAVID LIVINGSTONE, LID, d.
{. l. Just received by +. HAGAN,
feb5-u Market Street.
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produced

Yet the local fluctuations are very great. The
anthracite production during these three years
rapidly increased, by the enlargement and bet
ter handling of Old furnaces and the erection
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BOOKs!,
The United States Benevolent Society for thu
Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge:

THE following IL Il SCHFI ULE q Property which
Il viii he given 10 Purchasers q Books 1t the time
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-23

ing ~as sddresssd by ". M,rsin in .nabls and n
The COMMITTEES retnrne1 and made the foalowi6g
report through their Chairman, Nj. Starke The
resolutions were unanimously adopted: SIS S. -
Resotred, That We re-adopt the resolutions adopt
ed by the Democracy Of this county ut their meet
ing in April last Is ~ as y 'ss:s
Resolosd, That we cordially endorse and approvs
Of the platform Of principles adopted BY the Char
lotte Convention. ~, f5 ess. .3s.S s,
Resolued. That we most heartily endorse and ap-
prove Of the nomination Of John W. Ellis as our
candidate for the Office Of Governor of the State Of
n :. fixed fact We pledge onr utmost endeavors to
swell the popular majority by which he will be tri
umphantly borne into the gubernatorial chair
s Resotced, That we hereby pledge to the nominee
OF this meeting our hearty support, and will all
honorable means to secure his election. 81
In response to calls made upon him, L. D. Starke,
Esq, entertained the meeting with an able and stir
ring speech, which was received with applause.
The following gentlemen were appointed delegates
to the Senatorial Convention:
w. F. Martin, DR.. C. A. Riddick, NJ. S. Dance, E.
N. Stanton, M. S. Sawyer, JAS L. Ball, John Cart.
wight, Stephen DcLon, DR.. R. H. Mcintosh, A. L.
Pendeton, Benjamin White. L D. Starke, F. M.
Godfrey, Mark Gregory. 7. W. Costen. g. A. Will
liams DR.. j. B. Goodwin, DR.. r. Fremont, H. Culpep-
per, DR.. Jno. I. P. Coboon, Jethro Simpson, Jesse
Cartwright, VIM. Williams, Jr., Thos. B. Williams,
j. D. Stokely, A. L. Jones, W. G. Davis, Nathan
Parker, Edm'd. Jennings, Jno Thompson.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Democratic papers of this District
and the Raleigh Standard was requested to copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WILSON SPENCE, Chm.
DAN'L. RICHARDSON Sec'y.
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d i e ID !.

- N4t5e.z,siS+5s DI e ID $, 80
In Caswei county, on the 18th inst ra Elisabeth en-
sort Of Hon. Calvin Graves & ~ 8 -
On the I'd inst, at his residences in Dallas county AZ
and 2s days II 80 -
He the Of Ms3 John r. Eaton. and w.s born x
Granville county c. March 5h, 1911 He removed With
bis family to Arkansas in 184Sunited with the Nesonie
Fraternity in ls4s In politics he Democrat, and
was member of the Legislature in this State; he also
rspresented his native county in old in
General Assembly He had many personal friends was
man of ardent attachments socabe his feelings fond of
and had extended acquaintance BE was bu.
ried by his Masonic brethren the Methodist burning
ground at T1Pi and bis funeral sermon preached b
Rev Howell Taylor Chaplain of Tulip Lodge He LEFT
oereayed widow two smabe daughters and distressed
MS DEATH He left handsome estate to his surviving
family. --7-l- = : ~ s1 80 ...-s
And shall we never behold the friendly smile and
social welcome Of Maj Eaton! Mol never till the trump
OF God shall bid the sleeping nations arise from their
silent ga1ss and meet world the bar
6rober in the beautiful Of the Order which he
was aachGd Earth to EARTH ashes ashes dust to dust
and the spirit to God who gave it."
the deep interest that seemed to be manifested by
Eaton for some time previous to his DEATH on the subject
of religion his family ndy cherish the hope that be is
now in that house made with hands eternal in the
heavens 80 mote it be. N.