Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-11-28
GRAND DIVISION pRocEED1Nes.

.k; S"'0iihs, convened IN this place
s sn.Nernoon, at o'clock, p NJ, pursuan
Ofncers present
John F. Foard, G. w. p.
VIM. M. Grier, CIV. A.
a. NJ. German, G. S.
VIM. X. Martin, G.. L.
J. +. Little, G. Sen.
Rev. X. L. Abernethy. G. C.
IN, a w. Cummings, p. g. w. p
~ me ". Conductor being absent. the G. w
=. appointed Ii. w Abernethy G Corslue
tor pro. fen
Inc Grand Division was opened in due
'orm' Prayer by Grand Chaplain.
Inc UTand Conductor announced the Grand
.-nnss Ds'S'On open for the transaction Of busi-
Reps. II. O. Hamilton, Jacob Ramsour
ana - = Hill, were appointed Committee ON
essentials; who subsequently made the fol-
1ohs Grand Dirision Of North Carolina
The Committee on Credentials have exam
lhed those OF the following Representatives
eec', and find them all correct:
From Concord DjOision, No IA NJ Cor
man, j z Palmer, Robt. Dobbin. John Arm.
bar
Greensboro, No 6-R Sterling, J d Camp
nell, X NJ Sloan, w u Trotter, James Sloan
" Westbrook, w EdWa ards, II G Willis,
John Pritchnrd, q G Yates, B G Graham.
Ashegnle, No. ia w Cummings, r. N
Pnce, r u Vance
Maaktinton, No. 26-W II Williams, j
= hc,'ey } Ward, b j Blackley, NJ j
Self Martin
Jnuce9,yjUe AZ, k1 An d
L'ncotat0n, No. 5s- ii w Abernethv. w
Edwards, ii G Hamilton. S w Stub6s. A
McCoy, Jetton, B NJ Jetton, L w Stubbs
. y Rudisll, ) X Nisbett, " Ii Michal. r II
\ "'rnethy W Clark, W Pavsour, J p
,nihthonN, \ ! Ransour, A S Haynes VIM.
ilddy, 1 Wells John Huggins, A Parker,
r Sheriff., L Dellinger, ID II Rudisill. III
wells, Richd. Tiddy, n Davis, j r Har-
ding, A p James.
HopeaceH, No. 91-J f Little, j II Keins.
B W Alexander, G w Alexander. J. Alex.
ander, Blythe, g N Blythe, j N Blythe
Mccoy Q w McKoy, NJ f Puckett j F
Harry, w Harry, V Kerns, RIB Mon
teith, X Alexander, w Sample. j d
k%ns,iThos.. .Gluyas,. Robert Henderson, w
w Williams.
White Hal. No. 126-.w NJ Grier John M
StTongtsW Mcdowell, w P Brown, WA
PRESLEY, j w Heron John j Wilson, Alex
Grier. I b Grier, S w Reid, John w Todd,
J w Brown.
Cataao6a, No. 14S--R A Cobb, d F Moose
Mt Pleasant, No. 156-N II Kayler, j A
Cold Water, No. 1s7-JM Alexander, J
@ Benson.
Manday, sfe WIN TncG@2PsUI; 5JoabaqatnoSP-
son, John + Pain, j A G Potts, A Lang,
Milton A Lowe, John F Little, John Nc
Cauil, NJ S Sheriff. j A Barkley.
Laurel Hill No 231-M Warlick, John
@ Warlick, Danl Ramsour, Jacob Lantz, q
Ramsour, Jacob Kistler, ID w Ramsour, d A
Coon, II Coon.
Cool Spring. No. 237-E A Poe.
Flat Rock, No 239-W X Martin, F M
Young. A G Mitchell, DR.. Timberlake, }
Freeman, S q Allen, w Freeman, r A Hix,
M A Martin, II Lansing Burrows.
Jones GrOUe, No. 238-W w Carby, j
johnson.
south Fork, No. 243-C II Ramsour, ia
cob Ramsour, John I Hudspeth, w l. Bal
lard, John I Hedgpeth, r NJ Bell, David Sea
gle, r A Cathey, w Ramsour, w G Haynes
ID Ramsour.
Rock Island, No. 254-T Walker, j
Prather, G l. Dixon, II B McAllister,
Blackwelder, w E Walker NJ Wentze.
Jacobs Fork, No. 267-W I Warlick, j N
Hoover, Alfred Ramsour, S NJ Abernethy, .
S Shuford. p w Whitner, Maxwell Shuford
J n Gault ID L Warlick, L Abernethy,
Hilton. II Hoyle.
Indian Creek, No. 274 Joshua Pendleton
Pierson Shull, John Pendleton, L II Hill
j ID Shull Danl ID. Houser, John Lowe.
Sugar Creek, No. 329-M o Monteith,
Barnett, j w Moore.
DLJ JL1rnaeo No QQ1-M nj ArrOWOOd.
w Roberts, Isaac Rohm.
Bethel, No 334--James j. Gibson, Jn'
l. Jetton, w A Black.
BgbaIo Greek, No. 338-T Dodson,
ipfir j X Means, w S Brewer.
Fraternally submitted in L & +.
II. &. HAMILTON,
JACOB RAMS0UR, Com.
JOHN + HILL,
The report Of the Committee was conhrr
cd by the Grand Division.
The Grand Conductor announced the Il
lowing new Representatives in waiting
vho were iuuoduc I'D and duly initiated IN
,hi, h,anch OF ou Order, viz:
*R.presertatiyes Lawson Hill, L Il B
net. j q Benson, Means, W Brew
John pemdletou, Isaac Rohm, X n Price,
j Dodson, w Williams, Gibson, n
Monteitb, j A Puett, Vim. Arrowooo,
Brown, Nj q Montelth, jacob LaillA, oo :,
.Jetton. A Mccoy, \ p James, y ID ShG,''
Uauser. J c Warhck, 3 g Graham,
Bell. Allen Gum, Wm Tiddy. " W We
DIR Rudissell. p j Johnsou, I MOOSE
Lansing Burrows. W A Black, Moses
Sheriff. w ID Thompson, ID A u P0t's,
w Rnmsour, Henry Coon, W Soni
ly.RA Cathey, Pierson, Shuil, Milton
Lowe, ID A Coon, Alfred Ramsour' Jon.
Thompson, l. B Aberncthy, John : L' M
John A Sheriff., S NJ Abernatby. 20
and two or three others who failed 10
their SIGNATURES to the Constitutions
whose names the G. s. cannot remehoe''
Recess taken till o'clock NJ.
EVENING SESSION
The G, W. Patriarch read MS A"'
Communication, as follows:
LrScoLNroN, N. c., Nov. 14th, l0O'
tn me officers and members of the @. u
oftAe Sons Of Temperance q ~
WORTHY BRornERs - Since We last
our country has been shaken from elreu" r.
ence to centre, 10y political excitement:
I;,;cal camblers have staI<ed this natlo'
games ~ chance so often, and the conte'
the tragedy Just enacted has been 50 =, gr'
this woadcrJul fabric which our lors,a, ;a,n
butt by enduring years Of toll, anxiety
suffering-has heeD, and is now on .te =,
- consequence OF vi