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A HARD CAsE.-Friend Moore, of the High Point
Reporter acknowledges the receipt of various pub
lie documents" but positively declines to read them
Moore says he feels "a due ponderosity of obliga-
tons to those who thus favor him, but he will not
read the docs. Why, the man is incorrigble. He
would rather peal peaches for the girls than read
the public documents. On our way to Charlotte,
on the 1st we met him at the depot, and thought
him unusually thin We really believed he had re-
duced himself by reading the Patent Office Reports
and the reports of survey of railroad route from
the Mississippi to the Pacifc-a nice little volume
of some two thousand pages. We have that book,
and will send it to Moore by express if he desires it.
Fifty pages of it before breakfast will give him an
appetite After while he will become so interest
ed in it that not mosquito in High Point will d.
vert his attention from it Come, Moore you are
taxed to pay for these documents and as good cit
izen you are bound to read Them.
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BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE Mass MEETING.-There
will be Breckenridge and Lane mass meeting and
barbecue at Buchanan, Granville county, N. c., on
the Goth of this month The Hon. W. L. Yancey,
the Hon. Henry A Wise, the Hon. R. A. Pryor, the
Hon. A. W. Venable, 7. I. Goode, Esq, j. G. Boyd,
ESQ, T. L. Hargrove, ESQ.,, G. Workman, Esq, and
T. B. Venable Esq, with others, have been invited,
and are expected to attend and address the people
The Democrats who have the preparations in hand
are enthusiastic in the cause and large and inter-
esting meeting may be expected. We return our
thanks to the Committee for an invitation to be
present
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The VorE OF New YoRK.-The vote of New
York in 1856 was as follows: Buchanan 1875, S7s,
Fillmore 124, GOA, Fremont 1907. AntiRepubli-
can majority 4S, 575 In 1858 the vote for Govern
or stood thus: Parker, Dem. 23O,5l3, Burrows,
Amer. 60, $50, Morgan, Rep .247, 95s. Ant-Repub-
can majority 4S, 44O. In November 1859, the vote
for Secretary of State stood as follows: Jones,
Dem. and Am. 252, 5s9, Leavenworth Rep PSI, 139.
AntiRepublican majority 1,45O. So it will be seen
that at no time have the Republicans carried New
York by the popular vote. This leaves room for
hope that the fusion ticket will prevail
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN WAsHINGToN.--We learn
that an ARRAY took place in Washington, in this
State, a few days since, which has most probably
resulted in the death of one of the parties John
w. Grist and Charles A. Latham had had difficult
ty ending in blows, and soon after G. W. and Chas
A. Latham met Mr. Grist and commenced firing
upon him with revolvers. They fred at him some
ten or twelve times. He was seriously, and, it is
thought, MORALLY wounded. Mr. Grist, it is said,
fired back while PROSTATE on the grouud, but the
Lathams escaped uninjured A negro man who
was standing near them received a fatal random
shot, and another person. while endeavorng to sepa-
rate them, was wounded. The Lathams have made
their escape The fight was The result of political
quarrel which took place in August last.
Some accounts state that Mr.. Grist is dead. His
father, Allen Grist, ESQ.,, has offered $500 reward
for the arrest of the two Lathams.
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81 The Bailey Troupe concluded their perform
ances in this City Saturday night. They had
good houses while here They we'll deserve the
high reputation which they enjoy.
Parkers Varieties will be exhibited at the Town
Hall every night during the present week. "Old
Joe" is every inch humorist and comedian, while
Miss Josephine sings listen to the hooking bird
and every thing else in the best STYLE and performs
admirably. The others actors perform their parts
well. Parker will have crowded houses. Nearly
all his pieces are new ones, not heretofore perform
ed in this City.
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The WESTERN SENTNEL.-This paper is now con-
Quoted with much ability by Col. j. W. Alspaugh
and Geo. W. Sites, Esq. 1t is doing excellent SER
vice for the cause of Breckenridge and Lane in the
Sixth District No one, perhaps, has contributed
more than Col Alspaugh has to make the Sixth
District Democratic; and the Colonel has the salts
faction of knowing that his services in the cause
are appreciated by the Democracy generally. We
owe an apology to Mr.. Sites for not having sooner
noticed his connection with the Sentinel He yields
the pen of ready writer and is sterling Demo
crat
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Mr.. Foster, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
for whom all the conservatives voted, has been cleo
ted our faith in Pennsylvania will be strengthened
Our motto is "neyer despair of the Republic" It
has passed safely through many dangerous crisis;
and will not believe, until the unwecome fact is
forced upon US, that the people even of the nom
saveholding States prepared to elect sectional
abolition President 49,.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

UC1OBER g., I660.
TURPENTINE-Further sales YESTERDAY of only 80 bbls
at 81 40 for yellow Dip 81 go for virgin and 81 20 for hard
q $50 lbs. This morning ~ do. at prices.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Saes yesterday afternoon of
200 bbls at 37 cents for straight This morning sales of
A do al S7 cts. for do and W do. at 3s1l cts for
Y. bbls.
ROSIN-Sales yesterday and to-day of $50 bbls. No.
at 81 10 a Dbl.
TAR-70 bbs changed hands Yesterday at 81 Is p Dbl.
BACON-Sales since yesterdays report of 5000 TBS N.
c. cured at l3@l3H cents H. for hog round in quality
C0TTON-Small sales yesterday at i05I cents . b. for
good middling.-ojourndl.
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The ORANGE GUARDs.-This fine Company cele-
brated its fifth anniversary in Hillsborough on the
LIST instant. The Flat River Guards and GuIlford
Greys were present by invitation. The Companies
visited the Military Academy, Col. Tew, and were
much pleased with the precision and regularity Of
the various evolutions performed by the Cadets
There was dancing at night in Masonic Hall, to the
soul-stirring music of the Salisbury Band The &C.
cason was highly interesting, and at the same time
creditabe to all who participated in the celebration
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED BY N NJ. MARTIN, BROTHER CO.
OCTOBER 6, 1860.
C0TT0N-The market is steady at l015c for prime of
which sales were made to-day of about so bales.
WHEAT-There is no change TO notice in the market
G0od and prime white is wanted at 81 57l g. "Choce
white 81 65. Damp and funkcd lots dull and for such
prices are extremely low, say 81 OO@l IS. Red wheat
81 35@l A.
T0BACC0-The market is without change, and the re-
houses continues unprecedepedy large We quote poor
to common Jugs $l1z@211 hiddng to fair at s2s&@ 31,
and good to fair q! $3$44S. Poor to common leaf
SO. Middling TO fair s6g7, and good to very good 81
@0. Fine manufacturing is wanted, and such would
bring from $l21S@p2O.
CORN-Is very dull, and we have no sales to report
COFFEE-Market weak and prices about nc. lower.
ROBINSONS GUANU-Ths article is worth $50.
SUGAR-This article is about &c. lower.
PRODUGE-There is no change to note since our last
report.
GUAN0-The demand active and market firm; for the
various kinds quote Peruvian Guano 49, Kettle
wells $62 Reeses $780, Petersburg Fertilizing Company
$4s, Eide $50, Nevassa $2s, Sombrero $S2.-Epress
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Receipts per Atlantic and N. c. Railroad.


For sOesk ending Oct. /, to fOLOtVing COnsi9nees.
Raleigh, Sept. "a. %, 27.-E Marlborough, Heath.
Hustled, c Palmer; p Pescud G Brome.
Clayton, Sept 24.-W Moore.
Smith6eld, Sept. ga Saunders. Durham Woodall,
s Snead Co., Avery.
Stallings, Sept. 26-D d Holland.
Greensboro, Sept. &C A McAdoo, n Morehead.
Salisbury, Sept. 26, H.--MeKeeey Young, Chas.
Fisher n Brown
Hillsboro', Sept. 26.-Thos. Scarlett, G CTew.
High Point Sept. 26.-J Martin.
Boon Hill, Sept. 25.-W Raiford Perry Son.
McLeansyile, Sept 2s.-J Mclean 3 Rankin.
FOrestville, Sept 26.-S 8 Bddle.
Black Greek, Sept. GA Barns
Wilson, Sept. &c Rountree, R ToOey, WI Rock
Lexington, Sept CIV holmes, H Wilkes.
Durbams, Sept. N.-P C Cameron.
Townsville, Sept. N.-J W Thomas Thomas.
Martins Lime Kiln Sept. I'll Martin.
CaIawbs River, Sept. 27.--Sherill 4 Toomer.
Battleboro', Sept. ia Breaswell.
Beuah Sept. Ss.-S Bagiey.
Everit'svie Sept. 7-hrs Rachel Davis.
Scotland Neck, Sept 28.-G Smith.
Leasburg Oct Rev 8 Lea.
October 9, 1850. Silt
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~ The Washington Constitution, the organ of
the President approves of the fusion ticket recently
nominated in New York. and urges all the Breckin-
ridge Democrats to support it. A great mass meet
ing, called by such Democrats as Charles o. Conner,
S. F. Butterworth, Edwin Croswel and Daniel F.
Tieman, was held in New York on Monday evening
last to ratify the fusion ticket 1t is the opinion of
Dean Richmond that this ticket will sweep the
State
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. c. "srANDARo

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE N. c. "srANDARo.'
BIZ MPHEETERS GHISELIN,
Wholesale Groeers. Forwarding d Commission Aerchants
OCTOBER 6, 1860.
FLOUR-We have very little change to note. The
ket without activity except the lower grades s. F.
for shipment of which sales have been made at S51S
decline of - cents. may be quoted Super. $s@61S;
Extra $61z@6s; Family $7@7H. Choice brands of City
Mills bring about 25 cents more.
COTTON-The market has not been active this week
though the receipts light and the stock small We
sales of rs to loo bales at lOc which is decline of Nc
from the opening price of the week. Some small lots Of
strict mddlng still held at lie, but this is above the
views of the buyers The estimates of the growing crop
not put 100000 bales by competent judges, and
many look for higher prices the advances The
stock Of American Cotton the Liverpool market is es-
mated at or $4,000 bales.
DRIED FRUIT The demand continues good Apples
90G95c., peeled Peaches S315@$4 unpeeled S2L9211.
NAVAL STORES-Spts. Turpt. dull at S7@S9c. Com
mon Rosin 81 80 Tar 81 so.
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MARRIED..

At Wake Forest College, the Sd inst by Rev. W. T.
Brooks Dr. James Bryan, of KinstoD, n. c., to Miss
Moie s., daughter Of Col s. S. Bddle of Craven county,
NC.
In Chatham county, the SOh September by the Rev.
F. Burnett mr. Robert D. Burke to Miss Julia Ann Nc
Mah, daughter of Oliver McMath, Esq., all of Chatham.
In Fayetteville the lst inst 81. Johns Church.
by the Rev. Jos c. HUI ke Mr.. French Stran to Miss
Mary Halliday, second daughter of Jno w. Sandord Esq
In Fayetteville the I'd ns by Rev. A Gilchrist Mr.
Jas. NJ. Williams of the firm of Starr Williams to Miss
Mary Mcintyre, daughter Of VIM. Mcintyre, Esq.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AhhlviN62D DAILY AT

E. l.. HAR DING'S !.
WEHAVE OPENED WITHIN THE PAST WEEK
w the largest stock of superior
Ready Made Ciothfhs and GentIemen,s Far.
nishing Goods
10 the State. All Of our own manufacture
Is needless for to that We hate otf C1othin0
better made equal to custom work. and more stylish IN
cut thsn others engaged in the Clothing trade.
JUST RECEIVED,
100 Black English and French Cloth Dress Frocks
lbs Brown Mulberry, Olive. Invisible Green Cloth Dress
100 Black Cloth Dress Frocks nicely made-at the low
Price Of ID dollars
300 Pairs OF best quaty black Doe Skin Cashmere
Pants-yery cheap at dollars.
$50 Pairs Of our second quality black Doe Skin Pants da
y expected-at the low price Of six dollars and IF.
200 Wide Ribbed French Cashmere Coats Pants, and
Vests to match, which makes a very neat and stylish
business sdit7-at % dollars.
100 Gold and Seel.mzed Doe Skin Cashmere suts-aS
q dollars.
$50 Handsome small lsdchsck Cashmere suts-at Is DOL
us Diagonal Cashmere shits-at the very low price Of
Is dollars.
English and French Beaver oSer Coats for everybody
Men, Youths and Boys-cheap and gsntesi:
Rich Velvet vests,y
large lot expected in few days. now making to order
We have on hand large aud choice assortment Of
Silk Vess-cut and made in best manner,
Merino haker Flannel Cashmere and Wooden Bndef
Garments-all sizes and qualities.
Merino Drawers and COton-knit Drawers Canton Flan-
mel Drawers
Merino and Cotton Hose-1O0 dozen now OPEN
100 Dozen Muslin Shirts I" French Yoke Seam" war.
raned fit spendidly-from Is dollars per dozen and
upwards. Call and examine, at
e. L. HARDING'S.
Raleigh, n. c., Oct. Q, 1850. 4l-w&sw14t.
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THE Mass MEETING AT HENDERsoN.-We learn
that the Breckenridge and Lane mass meeting at
Henderson, on Saturday last, was the most imposing
and successful held in that part of the State
Some 1900 to 1000 persons were present They
addressed for three hours by that eloquent
of Virginia, Roger A. Pryor. Brief speeches were
made by Mr.. Venable and others. Roll on the
hall
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA-R
y HAM COUNTY.-William W: Roper and others ".
G. L. Glenn Administrator Of Charles Roper deceasedIn
Equity. "a
In this is referred to the Master to state the
count of c. L. Glenn the Admir-. Of Charles Roper,
decd and that be advertise for all of the next of kin Of
the said Charles Roper dec appear before him at the
time and place of taking the same and prove their rels
ionship.
In obedience to the foregoing order uotcs hereby CIV
that have appointed my Office in the town Of Went
WORTH Rockingham county, The place. and Saturday the
9th Of October $780, the time, when and where shall
proceed to state the above mentioned at which
time and place all persons claiming TO be the next Of kin Of
said Charles Roper requested to axe their appearance
and proof to make before me- proof they can Of their
said relationship to the said interstate.
October 9, 1860. Std.
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~ Mr.. Browne, Portrait Painter, has returned
from the North and will be here a few days. Mr..
B. now stands in the front rank North and South,
an artist. We understand he has painted more oil
portraits than any other artist in the country and
has given universal satisfaction
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TIL E M A II X e rs.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

OCTOBER 6, 1850
COTTON-In this article reduce quotations. Sever.
al small lots of choice article have been sold 1896,
but buyers now are not disposed TO pay over lO1Sc.
FLOUR-There is change worthy Of note in prices
SPTS. TURPT-Has arrived in small quantities, and
sold at CSC.
decline prices.
GRAIN-Corn has arrived freely and have heard of
sales of crop at 90c Rye is much enquired for and
sales have been made from wagons at 81 20 bush-Car
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CONNEcT1cUr.-The Breckenridge State Committee
addressed letter to the gentlemen nominated for
Electors on the Douglas ticket suggesting the i'm
pOrtance of devising some plan for union of all
the anti-Lincoln elements in the State. The gen.
tlemen to whom the communication was addressed,
declined to entertain the proposition. So Connec-
ticut will be allowed to go for Lincoln.
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H@ The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal Of Commerce says: The threats of
a revolution in the event of Lincons election are,
am convinced, not idle. They are, as learn here,
distinctly made, by men who generally consider
ed as wise and dispassionate. The form and mode
of effecting it under consideration. South
Carolina and Alabama are to take the lead"
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FLORIDA ELECTIoN.-The returns from Florida
come in slowly, but it seems to be conceded that
Gen. Milton, the Breckenridge candidate for Govern
or, has been elected by about 1000 majority. The
vote in Florida between the Democrats and the OPP
position is usually very close. This result shows
that Breckenridge has the strength in the Southern
States.
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requested to state that the friends of Breckin-
ridge and Lane will have grand rally at James H.
Adams Store, 10 miles south of Raleigh near the
lines of Wake, Johnston, and Harnett on Saturday
the 9th instant Distinguished speakers will be
present
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GRAND Mass MEETING AT WNsToN.-We learn
from the Sentinel that grand mass meeting of the
Democracy of the 9th Congressional District will
be held at Winston, Forsyth, on the 25th inst
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nature of " Vinder" in the Stardard to-day. The
Register is thoroughly exposed. Will somebody be
kind enough to "hold Uinaigrette to the nose of
the Register?"
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Breckinridge and Lane in Chatham.


We publish below q notice of q Breckenridge and
Lane Mass Meeting and Barbecue at Gorrers Store,
on Bear Greek, Chatham, ON the 26th and 9th inst
This meeting will be in good time and in good
place. The Bear Greek Democracy have been long
known for their unwavering adherence to Constitu-
tonal principles and we trust that in this hour Of
trial they will vote man for Breckenridge and
Lane, who are the Constitutional Union, Democrat
ic candidates We would be very much pleased to
meet our Democratic friends on this occasion, but
we fear our duties here will prevent from doing
For-the Standard
At a meeting of the friends of Breckenridge and
Lane in the town of Pittsboro, it was unanimously
resolved,
To hold Breckenridge. and Lane Mass Meeting
1t DR.. Gorrelrs Store, on Bear Creek, in Chatham
ounty, on the 26th and 9th October, at which
zine and place there will be free Barbecue given,
10 which j. r. Mclean, Ed. Graham Haywood, W.
". Holden, Ex-Gov. Bragg, Hon. L. OBI. Branch,
.Ion Bedford Brown, Hon. A. NJ Scales Hon. Jacob
thompson and Ex-Gov. David S. Reid are respect
ully invited
The Standard is requested to publish the pro-
ceilings till Goth.
s go; Y :: T hSeHE: Com.
JUNIUS A. ASTON,
Oct g. 1860.
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BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE CLUB IN RALEIGH
There will be meeting of the Club tonight, in the
Courthouse. Speeches by Hon. L. OBJ. Branch, W.
W. Holden, and others, may be expected.
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IS R. G. Lewis, Esq, of this City, has been
appointed by Judge Heath Clerk and Master in Eq-
uity for Wake County, in place of E. G. Haywood,
ESQ.,, resigned
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Mass MEETING AT .RoLEsynLE.-There will be a
Breckenridge and Lane mass meeting tomorrow at
Rolesve, in this County Let every Democrat
who can, attend Able speeches may be expected
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w The journeymen tailors of Petersburg are
on strike for higher wages on all kinds of work.
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ACCIDENT on THE WILMINGTON AND WELDON KALI
RoAD.-We learn that serious accident took place
at Everettsvie, on the Wilmington Road, a few
miles south of Goldsborough, on Friday evening
last The freight train ran into the passenger train,
destroying the hindmost passenger coach, and inur-
Ing the conductor, Mr.. Laspyere, and the baggage
agent whose name we have not learned, so that
they have died. The conductor was killed instant
~ and the baggage agent died at Goldsborough on
Saturday evening. We have as yet no particulars
OIL this sad affair in the newspapers. The engineer
Oh the fregh train was under arrest
oince the above was written we have received the
uOldsboro Rough Notes containing the particulars.
II seems that the mail train was on the main track,
aud the freight train, coming up the same track,
'Sn at full speed into the mail train. The baggage
master, Mr. Conan, was instantly killed. and Mr..
AaSpyere was caught between the platforms of the
cars and terribly mangled. He remained in that
situation two hours before he could be extricated.
one Of his thighs was broken, the knee pan torn
ou and the flesh badly torn. Drs. Davis and Ora
"n' Of Goldsboro', were in attendance as soon as
pOSS'oe and did all they could to relieve him. His
.'s was amputated on Saturday evening" and he died
:" ABOUT fifteen minutes after the amputation
mr. Laspyere resided at Pleasant Hill, Va Mr..
OOman was from Enfield, in this State. The name
VI the engineer of the freight train is Mcguire. At
I'st the indignation against him was general the
''el being that the accident was the result of his
.s'Aiessness or carelessness; but the Rough Notes
.yS mat after calm examination before an exam
Jung court of magistrates he was discharged, no
-D&i'ee or criminal negligence having been shown.
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SUB-ELECToRs FOR THE SIXTH DIsrMCT.-The De-
mocratic Executive Committee for the Sixth Dis
:rict have made the following appointments for
sistants and subelectors to aid the Elector, Mr..
Clement, in the present canvass: Ashe, Q. F.
Neal, assistant, G. H. Hamilton, James Gentry, SUBJ
electors. Alexander, DR.. W. F. Conoly, assistant,
W. p Burke, j. w. Oxford, sub-electors. Allegany,
Allen Gentry, assistant L. G. Gentry, ]. c. Hagan,
sub-electors. Davie, DR.. j. w. Wseman, assis-
tant DR.. A. Fl. Clement, Mr.. Ellis, sub-electors
Davidson S. Hargrave, assistant Felix Clodfetter
j. Hargrave, sub-electors. Forsyth, Joseph Masten
assistant Jesse A. Waugh, su5-elector Iredell
Jacob Fraley, assistant G. L. McLeand, Thomas A
Cowan, sub-electors. Rockingham, General F. L.
Simpson, assistant j. H. Cardwell, A. j. Boyd,
sub-eectors. Stokes, Joel F. Hill, assistant Hon.
John Hill, j. j. Martin, sub-electors. Surry, R.
E. Reeves, assistant j. c. Norman, j. F. Graves,
sub-eectors. Yadkin- Jos. Dobson, assistant, DR..
H. c. Wilson, j. Conrad, sub-electors.
The assistants and sub-electors earnestly re-
quested and expected to organize the Democracy in
their respective Counties, to hold mass meetings
and invite speakers. j. NJ. Clement, ESQ.,, if able,
will address at least one or two meetings in each
County.
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NORTH.CAROLINA- C0UN-
II TY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions September
Term, A. D., ls6O-Moore Williams, No. 81, Hiram
L. Observation-Disclosures levied on land.
In this it appears 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant is not resident of this State It 10
therefore ordered that publication be made the North
Carolina Standard newspaper Of the State published in
the town of Raleigh for six weeks for the said Hiram L.
Bowden appear at next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for Northampton county, the Court
cember next then and there to repeyy plead judg
ment final will be entered against him. and the land levied
upon be condemned to be sold to satisfy the plaintiff debt
and cost.
Witness Isaac Peele, Clerk of said Court Office in
jackson, the first Monday of September, 1850. -
ISAAC PEELE, C. &C.
October 0, 1860. pr. adv. IS 621<) 4l-w6t.
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