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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
= see yew Advertisements.

r=-.rsrsonus RusticuS" and "S.H.F." next
veek-also the Borough S,aiemeni-crowted
cot to-day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
VARIETY OF VARIETIES

4 large and well selected stock Of new
~ Goods IN The Notion and Variety linc.
has I1st been received and opened at the Post
Office, and for sale cheap Tor cash.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03

HolI9WaTs OINTMENT AND PIIIs-BE CAUTIOUS The
criterion ty which the uBnHsl of tn IrrIEr
sons. l. the water marx MANUFACTURED "a the par oi
which the t-Ts O. direction. c0mVoi. II On earh
lssf when bold NJ TO the light. the words ~Hoias4y-
New Nurk aii London. conspicuous the article l.
the --r-al S.aon Pure" If this trade wanting
the st4H i -rnicious imitation W II j. admit
ted by the London Medical Eeview AMI TIE Lau--t
that the Ointment has rc-ntly produced most unckc
fJr results luuls ned FIR by the profession a. least. in
Of pss-y. T1-alys, sI JOINT, Liz disease, rLeu
mstism and neuralgia
BLACK SILK DUSTEEs and MtNTIILA> just receiv
ID .a nd .n-s bv HiE-II A GOODMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
DleO.

Near Hsr,Ie,on. Is;h nit, ooEyELIUs ". RUDY. in
the 18th year Of his ere
On the "a 1lt, IN WsE; Bu1slc~. CtIHAkiAE
sTICaTEL xgs1 = y-Ass, . months ard u days
n Lsv@rT~a5 2-od alt. wv. ". HOVER, azEe:!y
q: stl.-ssEc'., ts.l = years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03


MILLIONS OF LoCUsTs.-The Western
slope Of the Blue Ridge, in Virginia, is
now covered with millions Of loeus,s
They appeared first near the top Of the
mountain, about Two weeks ago, and seem
to be moving in westerly direction. Dr.
Smith Of Baltimore, predicted the appear
auce Of these insects IL that quarter during
this month.
CHICAGO, May Ga destructive and
fatal tornado occurred at Iowa City, on
Tuesday last, by which houses, barns, and
everything movable was swept of. The
track of the whirlwiud was in a soutberly
direction, and extended ten or twelve
miles before its force was spent. As far
Is heard from, four person. were killed,
aud twelve badly injured. OF one family,
named Morgan, the father, son and grand
s7n were all instantly killed. The loss
IL the calamity has not been ascertained.
The American life underwriters at New
York, assembled last week. Upon ''vital
statistics" lengthy report was submitted,
in the course of which i: is stated that the
average longevity in New England is
greater than 10 the mother country, and
that our continent is as favorable to health
and life as the O.d World.
DECIDED IMrEDINENT-Frank Blair,
in speech at ST. Louis, said that zone
slave stands more in the way of building
railroad than three mountains"
The Detroit Advertiser learns that SER
-,oa,,1r-
Cauaia by one train from the interior Of
Tennessee, probably the largest number
that ever escaped 10 one company. The
week before, companies Of twelve, seven,
and FIVE were safely landed, making to-
tai within q week of niuety-four.
The conversion of Lola Montez is an
nounced She has, it is said, quietly set
tied down humble, peaceful, exemplary,
religion. woman, in her own domicil in
Piccadilly, London.
Among the foreign deaths announced is
that Of DR.. Lariner, the celebrated natural
plilosupher-also that Of Robert Leslie,
the painter, native Of America.
The last Southern Convention" was
smaller and less spirited than usual, but
was more diabolical than ever before
making up il infamy what 1t lacked in
power.
Tie Richmond, Ind Broad Axe no;i-
oes the melancholy fact that Wm. S. Un-
thank, formerly al Ambrotype artist at
Richmond, has become insane, and is now
az Inmate Of the State Asylum at Indian
sP0ii., in consequence Of the conduct Of
tis son, who is charged with robbery.
Rober. Harlan, who recently took TO
England string Of our best thorough
tred racers 70 enter in the coming great
races there, and who has been received
With open arms BY the sporting nobility
q England, is a wealthy Cincinnati Legro.
a few weeks sgo, : man nau.ed Thom-
Is Morgan, wealthy citizen of Scott
county, H., was sent to the Peniteutiary
At Alton, for sssaulting man with intent
u Kill Last Tuesday he died from ex-
esssve depression Of spirits, caused BY the
.ssrsoe Of his situation. He sss so.ih .
81. Que.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
BRASS FOUNDRY.

4 NY and every description of Brass or
N Gun Metal Castings made IN the most
perfect manner. al the best materials, and at
lowe ST market prices, at The
EAGLE WORKS.
Penna. z. Road, above Stale street.
Harrisburg. May 20, Is5gm6.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03

- Jesse Merrill, Esq VIII open his Law
Ofice IN Lock Haven-a promising pracnto-
her and worthy Young man.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
S. w. FOyvLE s CO., Proprictors

% TON.
For sale by their agents Everywhere, and in Leuis
sburc by J. J. Walls and =. : Caldwell, and in New
Berlin ~ Mrs. Margaret NJ Ste-s. .cE.5S
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
LEATHER FOR SALE,
Cash paid for Hides .

nNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the pubic that he has now on hand a
select assortment of The best SOLE LEATHER
for the supply Of his customers, together with
a superior lot Of UPPERS, which he will sell
upon accommodating terms.
He solicI,s the attention Of the Farmers TO
his prices for HIDES
All having Hides 10 dispose of will 10 better
10 call upon him than to place them in the
hands of Agents. as he is determined to give
satisfaction in this particular branch Of pur-
chases. L. J. HULL
Lewisburg, June /. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
DR.. C. M'NEAL,

HAVING resumed the practice Of MEDI-
IL CINE, tenders his Professional services
10 the Citizens OF Lewisbur- and vicinity
Office and residence a, the west end Of Market
street, opposite Frick's Foundry. lJane l,'5s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
THE OXYGENATED RlTTERS

fOr The cure Of bTsPEf-IA or lSrIsEsTIoS, fsrr C-
ylaiut, Assa. CsfIU~E,ts Lss q 4pp.fIs Fsr,r aud
47ts. HIT burn. haisr ErHsh. s1asy. Ma .>sokass,.
Szrrry N1tisoc Hasd11. Esfai and GerrIl D.bl'l:y.
sny disease having II. orI-In in tpfct i9c;I0T-
Thee Bf.yE, al classes Of fellow ctizs ns IN
cudIns Members Of Congress, Lsuyer-, Phy.rians,
C-r-ymen. Planters Farmers. and Others testify
the 0Illg oTtH and r-.1 sFTCITTC for the imme-
dat rsliri Aud permanent of the many cruel
plants Inch IN some phase other Of DyT-TSa si1t
Th-s- Bf.erE were discovered bv GE1FGE GEEIy. snd
in iher formula differ entirely from that of any other
yr-y arAtion Of medicine. Containing no slrhohoi-uo
minerai-no I1lson-no noXious dru--in their nature
tome. not stimulAt n-retAning their virtues in
cline. they ar- "a combination and firm Indeed of
Neiirine which knows rival in eNt.-uiuaing disease
and restoring the system it, pristine ,,ur and health
No matter oi how long standing. OF h1EeN.r induced
chrome IT, character the i.-as- NAV b-,-no matter
that IL has t- the ski Of the physician and r-.isti
the Efforts Of Medicine. single trial Of h-se Bters will
satisfy the sufferer that his disease is aenahle u The
pru;,-r remedy
In testimony Of the many cures effected by ths Rem
edy reference had the written certificates from dis
un.ulsi-l individuals known all over the land
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-03
N EW FIRM
Citizens Look to your Interests.

- g.. ,s';s:' s; al ''i; "a; :.s aiss' Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

n PATBN1 SERHoN.-''My bredren;j God bless
your souls, Ggion'is like the Alabama river. In.
spring comes the fresh, an he brings in all de
ole logs, slabs an sticks, dat had been lyin' on
de bank, and carrying dem down in de current
iBimeby de water go down; den log catch here
on dis islsgd, adsg a3sls5sget skotehsd7o on de
shore, and de sticks on de bushes; and dare dey
f dTin sn 5 and aFSiS !l SS%s5 n9ddsE S G rssh 6
ner brot jpbdat ole backsli1err bro,t backsy an's
all de folk Seems comih'2an' mighty good !
times, o But, ,bfedfep, God Bless YopF3so1I! !tdth
dis ole sinner is stuck on His ole sin den dptole
backslider is eotched where be was .aIoFe, On
JUS such rock; den one arter 'nodder,, dat got
gon, lies all long de shore, and here lie I'LL
'nodder 'Viyal. e Beloved bredren, God blesss
your souls, get aeep'in de curTenL" ''3sss e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

Speaking of oysters, correspondent of the
Taunton (Mass.) DemocrGtis is reminded of little
Incident which occurred a few years ago, which
is worthy Of being printed, notwithstanding it:
s'true: .saz'aa a. a5f5i8d
There lived once in New Haven a colored
brother, well known for his piety, and highly
There was gathering of the saints on some
occasion in that city, which brought ltogether
an unusual concourSe. The good man reflected
that the honest penny which he usually turned
might Unchanged into two-pence, If the breth--
tren coald be made to understand that not only
that opened them, though a. publican's we're not
a sinners. He hit upon this expedient, which
was certainly original, and Il have no doubt
-efectaal:. at his door he put up this-sis
Oysters, fried rstswed, and I'M the she'll Friends
qfIthe iReaeener are requested to call" e. ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
THE SAVINGS BANK 0F,WHEELiNG, vi
ii sgiI 10 e. Ei, sF1FEL-i,,.,5 .7'35 ~. -
fre. . 'gle FsF IS TIP shsei Iron ware

10 -, AND DEALER IN
sAHoUsEFuRNISH1Nc HARDWARE Iei.
Ason hand avery large Assortment of
Ing Goods, part o. his stock consisting fine lot
Es AHsssEs s patent ignts
and Enamelea Hollow Ware, BEassi
to his Water
aSY one wishes tolsaNeIce; the Dominion oofce
Pct makes the best coffee win pay in saving coe
Also 9nhand very large aSsortment own manu-:
acEred TIN Ware wholesale and reta Any articles not
on hand win be made to order at the notice It
~ FR EIT CANS 4ERA rs on HAND. Go1q I'D
Those inwapt of Housekeeping Goods, will do we'll
on nm HIS artccs are too numerous to mention Those
Who hnd most every article fortttng out ns
i1s SfatB 81 sg4EE Wbssi,5g
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s7lr tsaH0 0sIIiE[ EfR7Ssbss : -. ).
=. .s..SIQh /. Y. !.

fiEl1 J2fia egi 75fT 77:,d ,,-;I,.,, ,s1,i,,,
, u = z AZ tass that sgPe period, every mems
Der q, the human family is subject to disease
! 0r disturbance OF the bodily functions but,
bsT1tht the ald of gp0d t9pic and the exercise :
-Ioo plain common sense, theY, may be able 81 to-
@Eeg!tlate the system as to secure permane
healEh. IN Z IN In order tp accomplish this desired
5Jeets the true course to pursue is certainly
Il mat winch will produce o. natural state Of
et the least hazard of vital strength and
i"llte Q! For this purPose9 has inI
= 3roanced to country preparation behring
Ems name, which, not ANEW medicineJ hut one
trie6sfor years giving satisfac-
Iuonn 20 altEWhos hayetuHeds lt'o The lBittera
9Hoperate poWertlll upon tho stomach bowels,
isfand-hyeE, them tob a. healthy and
bHlgorogs !ection end thpsb by the simple pro-
@eess Of strengthening nature enable the, sys>
tenn to triumph over disease, ~, .''fS 'ss'7 y
sea, Flatpl Loss Of any Bilious
Complaints arising from q morbid inaGtion-
OF tho ;SStomfSch Bowels, producing Cramps
Dysentery' C6lic,, oCholera Morbug, &c., these q
Bltters heYe:no equal. .,hSh S59aVc 90 !.
Dlarrhoa, dysentery or fnxj $50 generally con-
atf9cteot tPy new settlers, and caused principally
"tDy the change OF water and diet ,wll bespeedily
reguIatea iasbrtefI use ofithisJ preparation. >
EfDysPePsie9 q 9Sdlsease Yh1chflsj probably lY;morO
'apEeSalent' anIalt lta varlous Hforms, thap,any
IQthe and the cause of may always
.he attributed to derang gemepts oftthe digestive,
organs can zbe cured without, fail by, using
HosTETTER,s !. STOMACH CH BTITTERs, es per
R M Bittsrs Il s some Kind
why not use an article to be iinfal
ible? All nations have their Bitters, as 3 pre-
Yentiye Of disease and atreng Of the sys-i
tenn in general !; and AMONG them all there Is.
not TO be found q more healthy people than
D the Germans; from whom this preparation ema-
anated, basedHpon scientific perimentsw which
nave tended to prove the value Of this greatj
FnNsasn m Sp sO t ieISn nd Science
sing disease Which txes @ pasn
athe bodysoS man reducing lin ton mere sha-,
aEdow me short tine rendering! him ply,
sno sloatX .i anqg pselsss G91 be dEXea
Sls tag 4TTia1 4y TH1 %ss
d;ssattt cSI bo gaS LnS
"a eFIossS r. +s ByttaS ~
F'o asncr d;rect;ons S}5d9I1 tTo St M
nausea nor offend Ia GSlate ana rSnds IN
necessary INV tehSpgs df ;sf SIgT I
p Of ordinary Pursuits, but promote sound Sleep
anu nea1tny algeStlon, the complaint is re-
dTSt1a f sPss%y is the
sAA4A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

DRIETING PAPERS, News and Book; sOolorsti Pansrro
Az kinds, Straw RoeEds; BinlerK and Trunk boards;
Bonnet Boards white and Colored; Cards and Gard
and Manila IpApsI Press Bogrd5. Aull ent %.
6rencn Eoo POST Packet and Letter PAPER Paper,
shsathinE, Tack and Spice Papers; Pfihhs wFtnr
~ Paper Of every description nedsto order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
VOLUME as Z
BUSINESS CARDS.

: In:nlaDsos. 4 A. o4IDvElI-
RICHARDSON & CALDWELL,
ATT ORN VS. At Law
-, yorta-Easf corner 4o.rOI'tnd Fourth lsar....
spts-ly - wuEELIse. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

81 s,,,S Willis, Of the Home Journal iuhisreportofI
a.reeent visit in Boston saws: lL.so
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

|. I. ALI or TRExnLE The Secretary of one of
our Insurance companies not long;since advers7
tised for q book keeper, and received in response
the following letter, which is so original and
ibgsinEsS-like, that We are permitted to copy it,
as guide to other applicants for similar situa:
tions. The-wEiter ethoughtfully enclosed, a-leaf
from an old account book, as sample or his
work. Either the applicants an original genius,
or, a Yag Of the first water:
5gss u y 9B1G TAosk, Wilkes. Co., GA. I
- my Dr. SiI: lam wanting of situation
IN bookkeeping, and Mr.. Shirman said how
that you would like to getimein yourof1cea If
80 please answer to once. / send you a speci4
double. rs well. I am allsof a tremble, having
just been licking a nigger. l55 NJ ~ IN
From yours truly. F. S, HrRsurELDERa.''
No 7. Journal Of Commerce. 'ss' Z. --5s'''1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

|6aBAY
|n!fe i nFig
It1 4gEr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

'5o4 s9aNEEWgFIRM9 o: . 5Iglsilll ;, >
undersiEned have associated thenselveB together
- = 2 nrm anaef 4sistsofjalA aiuIsz Il, 9jis N
For the purpose OF donra WB0LEl4LE ER5HFRTleR ~
EGEYERAL CQAAI&SLQR buslnessg at No. IS HfEin AZ p
in the roem formerly accepted by Baker HopkinS o
we respectfully solicit the TFSdee Tf
THos II Iass tF II PsSt9R PS3. pea0n o.
SEQ. r. TISdLE, late With List q Howell fan4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

,s,o,,, !.,,lf...,t lEtEl98s 10 Iaal zGt asgi+
to with dispatch and fdaIity by
p!4L sam H. IeUiiETRi1lE8ETHH! A.enfao3 4
~ Qlmee at the saVing's Bank Of v hetInr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
a.M.ATHEjVlIa Ni'N ABB !

4NIlAsEFEIVVia Mi'll ABB n sai
M ANUF A CTURBRo of vINBaARpc
y ~ 9ss9,a aANb DEALER LER III Il dts' .tapHf4ft
o. o U N Try . PR q b u q q e. =.
80 ,.ft HAS !, ,ooAsrANTs sgPPLY or =
FtoHr, Rrna, Sho oEt1, s hip 3tnH, Corn, Corn =
ItU' 5t.RNE61l, GGIedi EHhy3 !dIe! 10 sJfsT7b Il
~ An attioleS sold bylIxtHs1 MoNabb deiiverSdiHi
any part Of the city free Of extra charge. An6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
TILE. LII EIGEzNCF,R..

gE-f ra
"h. MORTON, an intelligent, observing farmer
boy, who makes his home in the f southern & artI
of Illinois has recently been studying the habits
OF of the quail, oriincorrectlyf partridpp snd
gives the following testimony to lbe Gi6si15S
Artisan .i3fT;. . &
!, He observed, small Rock COMMENCING ii one
sue Of the held, sing about e ve, rows. follow
ing them regularly through the fields scra
ana picking about every hill, till they canet5
tRe other side of the field; then takioe anothsrs
nTe .yi rows on their return, and thus c5tti1iiTnp
III tllL ne thought they were certainly pulling dP
tue cornas De shot one, and, then proceeded to
examine the corn ground. On all otf1e; ground
tnat tney2 bad beenoXer,jhe found but one stnils
" corn disturbed; that was scratched nearly out
OF the ground, but the kernel was Still attached
toSthe stalk. In the crop otthe quail he found
oue one cut worm, twehty.one striped vino bugs
one one hundred chintz bugs, that still retained
taelr 'naY,dua!ity mass apparently consisting
corn" s7 fts4 .-g.,f5.t2 ..Zs4s S, .S St
~ - = '.;:'3 57t
s,,s WILLIS Of the Home journal, iuhissreport of
a.recent visit in Boston, says: --- 2!.2e
My days luxury was to be the hearing of Mr.
Everett; but wentup, in the quiet the foreE
noon, to get preparatory look at his subiect--
the Webster: statue. The secret of ones first
dlsa polntment in this work of art-I havelsince
concluded, was truly as we'll as graphicalIy:ex--
pressed by that most genial of Bdtin1orists, the
author of the "Gringos, !" to whom was remark.
ing that the bronzefell very far short of9Web.r
ster's personal presence. 'But think" said.
Wise, show any one would look, whom YOU, had al
been en the habit of seeing as white. man welF
dressed, stuck up there with pair of Sheet iron
trousers, and yerdigrease complexion p And,
II is not only that we have not been used TO see
l3W e6sterwith brass-colored face, but that the
sunlight, IN ~ falling upon the new bronze, 'ga3
9fy peryersons of the real lines of the features
was obliged to change my point Of view sev.5
sral times, for.instance, to get rid of a5funnys
pug peak which the glancing light gave to the
nose nos: Age may improve the eve, digrease,' . but
tation of gentleman's complexion :.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-01
The "Couseryative Opposition. >,

We invite the particular attention of neighbor
Syme to the following extract from the New York
Tribune. Greedy concurs with our neighbor that
Goggn ought to be elected. He regards Mr.. Letch-
er as the representative of the "savebreeding in
terest" though our neighbor of the Register affects
to regard Mr. Letcher as unsound on the slavery
question. The 7ri6unes says:
"A Virginia Republican asks our opinion as to
the duty of Republicans in that State as to their
election for Government We answer-so far as the
slavery question is concerned we see no reasons to
prefer one candidate to the other. Each of them is
doing his best to prove his own election indspensa
BILE to the salvation of slavery; and whether he is
in earnest only fnessing to catch votes he is
equally undeserving of Republican support If we
voted in Virginia sce should doubtless support Cog
ain because while each candidate is politically OBJ
noxous and the two are personally able and quail
fed, we like Goggins position public questions
not affecting slavery much better than Letcher's.
Besides; as we mean to win good many OF the
opposition who are not Republicans to support the
Republican national candidates in 1860, we should
like so to vote as to establish valid claim to such
support on the score of reciprocity.
AS to our correspondents fear that Goggin's elec
ton NAV revive old issues &C., We assure him that
Goggin's election and the resurrection of the Wing
party are just about equally probable. The slave
breeding interest in Virginia will elect Letcher, and
would, for his partys sake, if he were personally
an Abolitionist In this, we think it does wisely.
Virginia will never be other than Democratic State
till It recognizes slavery as curse to be sloughed
off as easily and speedily as possible. No matter
what may be the pretext the next anti-D Democratic
triumph in Virginia will be an anti-savery triumph.
And this is just why there can be no such triumph
in 1859, nor yet in 1860"
Greely would vote for Goggin in preference to
Letcher. Of course he would. Mr.. Goggin belongs
to that "conseruatice opposition" of which Mr..
Greedy is leader, and the object of which is to sa0'
the country.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-01
~NZAIZL aWt7AW
sent this County in said Convention; and that any
democrats from the County who may be IN Gden1on
at the time, be appointed delegates to- the Conven-

sent this County in said Convention; and tnat any
democrats from the County who may be in Edenton
at the time, be appointed delegates to- the ConVe"-
ton. ,
Resolsed, That the Democracy Of Currituck, now
as ever declare its devotion to the cardinal and time
honored principles of the democratic party L..,
Resolced, That Currituck County cherishes with
uhdiminished Affection her Ayorite son, =, SHAW
and again tenders him to the other Counties Of the
district, as a worthy standard bearer in the ap-
preaching Congressional Campaign, confident that
the interest and honor of the Democracy will be
entirely safe IN his hands. ..s
Resolred That upon the Slavery question, the
great and vital question of the day. the adminstra-
tion of James Buchanan challenges the ufequiyocal
commentator Of every Southern man.
... The following setlenet en were appointed to repre-
S. B. Jarvis, S. A. Baum, Spencer Daniel, VIM.
Austin, Woods Daniel, 7. A Dough- John Weskott,
CLANCY Meekins, Mark Harris Hodges Gallop, Ivey
Dowdy, Jasper Potter, jackson Sanderlin, Norris
Baum j. H. Tillett, VIM. Etheredge Jesse Hobbs,
Issac Ti1lett T. B. Harrison, c. T. Sawyer, VIM. L.
Harrison, W. S. Harrison, Hiram Gallop, T. B. Til
lett M. W. Toler, Graham Gallop, Thos. Barrot,
Caleb Nicholson. E. Metsond, Edward Simmons, W.
G. Cranberry, j. Baum, L. Poyner, VIM. A. Jarvis,
NJ Woodhouse, T, s. Woodhouse, I. c. Fisher,
Majer Everton, Samuel Owens, Wloughby Olds,
VIM. D. Chaddic Jno. Newbern, A. Baum, A. B.
Dunbar Isaac Owens, VIM. Hampton j. Burnnell.
j. S. Poyner D. c. Lindsey, T. s. Harney, John
White, James McHorney, j. Janed, j. Williams, j.
Simmons, H. B. Ansell, j. Walker E. B. Midget,
j. Jarvis, Shepherd Owens, j. Griggs, A. Hampton,
W. Balance Nathaniel Hampton, James Berry, D.
Lindsey, P. G. Forbes, Thos Gibson, A. o. Dey, J.
Williams, j. L. Dey, j. H. Baxter 7. Williams, f.
Gilman H. E. baxter, E. F. Baxter, 7. P. Frost, 4.
G. Humphrius, j. Frost, F. A. Jarvis, VIM. G. Will
son, s. Wilson, W. Boswood, W; Martin, E. F. Do.
zier, j. B. Morgan, j. Wilson, Vim. F. Baxter, c.
L. Waguenat B. S. Dey, J. B. Lee, D. B. Morse,
Jerome B. Lee, S. Ashbee, j. A. Matthias, I. Fan
shaw, T. Walker, 7. L. Sahdcrson, P. Northun, W.
Goodman, j. L. Cox, R. Flora, James Morse Z. B.
Simmons, Luke Whitehurst j. W. Morse, H. Sim
mons, j. B. Jones' G. W. Beasley, Caleb White H.
White, Thos Dudley, Jno. j. Waterfeld, L. White.
hurst, Solomon Miller, S. B. Stone Caleb Anse
Cornelius Jones.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the list.
On motion, the Democratic papers in the District,
and Raleigh Standard were requested to publish the
proceedings of this meeting
B. T. SIMMONS, chm'n.
W. H CowElL, Sec'y.