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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-12

The editor of the Medical Refo,mer remarks that
as in the spring early summer, the sersibillties
of the digestive organs increased the full diet of win
ter will, it persisted in, induce fever. This is by
means discovery. The ancients named the month
of February when their spring began, from frebrum
fever, and wisey recommended preparative for the
hearts OF summer judciOus exercise, light diet and the
full and free of water.
Professor Holloway, the distinguished English prac-
TONER has done something more than this He has dis
covered and introduced two remedies for all the derange
mtnts incident to change of temperature which have
saved the lives OF thousands of unacclmated travellers
and sourDers III every region between the equator and
the poles When sudden transition from cold TO heat
produces dyspepsia liver complaint, fever, dihrrhp or
dysentery, Holoways Pills subdue the dstur-
5ance III the system at once, and to bring all its func
Ons into harmony with the atmospheric influences
by which it is surrounded Where the shock occasion
ed by the change affects the skin glands the Ointment
in combination with the Pills, puts the external Or
ganization into healthy condition.
Under these circumstances common prudence sug-
gess the propriey of having both remedies always
hand at the commencement OF the and of proyi
ding supply of them before starting journey or
voyage. la this climate summer and autumn are, un-
unquestiOnaby, the seasons most preudcia to health,
and therefore nothing should then be left undone that
will have the effect OF orty and bracng the SYSTEM
purifying blood and putting the digestive apparatus in
good working order. So lar observation goes
Holloway's Pills will intalliby secure these results
Families who have habtually used them for years as
Spring, Summer and Fall medicine declare that a COM
plee exemption from the complaints usual at those
has been the nvarable consequence oil their exhb
tion. This we can readily believe, knowing as we do
that they exercise triple influence internal organs
They purify the fluids Instructions, and invigO
rate the digestive powers There few systems so
healthy not to require such bel to Nature at this
critical period of the year. and it is therefore obvious
that course of Hooways Pills is proper as proec
tive meaSure,-BOStOn I" Journal"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
HON. JOHN BELL.

The following brief sketch Of The lie II tlr Ior. t
BeH ,he nominee Of the late B,lifno5s conrrutipr
Tor President u the United states. j. fro the Nev
American Cyclopeiia.
John Bell was burn near Nashville. Tenn.
Feb. 10, 49,. lie Was the s"n Ut iafm.r
III moderate circumstances, Who Wa. inv
e,er. allie 10 give him guod education Of
CumberIand College, now Nashville Uni,er.
siiy. Choosing the law as III. profession. NJ
was admitted 10 the bar Ia 1916. settled az
Franklin, williamson county. aud was cleo.
ted 10 the state SENATE il 1877, when pnls
% wears old. lie so1n saw his crrnr IL en-.
tering 80 early into public lite. aui declining
= reelection, devoted lllm.plf Tor the next .
years to his profession. u 1926 he became
candidate for Congress against Felix Gran.
dy, one Of the must popular men IN the
state, and WIN had the powerful support II
Andrew Jackson. then candidate lur The
Presidency against John Quincy ADAM.
Nevertheless, alter must animated an,l ~.
eited canvass IT - months, VI. Bell va,
elected in 1872 b. 100 majprity q, sue
c.ssitp elections. he continued me uIer ~
the House nf Representatives for u wears.
lie entered Cnngfe.. warm sdmirpr II nr.
q .lhUln. anil strongly opposed IL the prairr
tive system. against which be midc a speech
10 1851 Subsequent investigation ami re
flpctlun induced him 10 change his opiniUu un
that subject. an! he has ever since renamed
an earnest advocate II the policy II pr,tpc,
ting Americas industry I'hongh uppp.,d
10 he appropriation II money b. tie geupr.
II government inr roads aud canals III the
STATES except IN The case 81 some great rad
for military Purposes, like the Pacific rail.
rad, he has favored The policy IL nnpgss.
iHg the great rivers aud lake hirbur. VIII
al his admiration for Mr. Calhoun, NJ. Bell
decidedly opposed the south Carolina dar
time d notification, and was made chair.
man II the judiciary committee 81 the House
with special reference 20 the questions csn
nected with that subject whiei might have
TO be considered and reported On. Pur 10
wears lie wss chairman ol tie committee On
Indian aifsirs. Tie vas IN favor 81 United
states bank. though hr voted against the bill
ipr is re.eharier 10 1882, becaa.e lie beIies.
Ell tn, tie subject was brought up II that
time. fur year. before the expiration ii ,hs
old charter, merely 10 defeat Gen. Jack .on
~ the ensuing Presidential risetiUn AID he.
cause lie was convinced the President sanIJ
veto the bill. which proved 10 be the case.
He protested against the removal Of tie de-
posts. and refused 10 ,ote fDr resulatisn
approving that measure. This refusal va.
one II the causes uhich led ialhe Subsequent
breach between himself AID President jatk.
son and The Democratic party, and inally 10
his cooperation with the Wings. fhi.
change IL party rels,ilIs wss much scesler.
aied by his election TO the speskership II the
Hnuse Of Representatives 10 1884. IN June
~ that yssr. the SPEAKER. Mt. stevenson.
icsisnei tie ehsr ppan bsihg Illuminated
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
CAME CREEK WING MEETING.

In pursuance TO given notice. a large
and respectable number Of the citizens 81
Cane Greek met al the District School House
for the purpose Of appointing delegates TO
represent this District in the County Con.
yention. 10 be held IN flillsborough on Tues.
day of our next May court.
On motion of Thomas ID. Oldham, Alfred
snipes was called 10 the Chair, and fhonas
J. Gates appointsd Secretary.
The objeetnf the meeting being explained
appropriately and briefly by Thomas u.
Oldham. a committee Was appointed to re.
port husiness for tie action uf the meeting,
and the following report, or resolutions, Nas
submitted and adopted:
!. Rssolred. That We approve "a Tie
proposition To hold Wing nr Opposition
Convention IN the town u Hil.bnroash. on
fnesday u Mly Court. Tor The purpose 81
nominating suitable persons 10 represent
Orange County 10 the next Legislature.
., ResOlref. That We heartily Approve aad
endorse the resolutions and platform adopted
by the Opposition State Convention which
met in Raleigh on the 22I 81 februar, lat.
and that We will support the nominee of
thar Convention.
.. htsO'rfd, That We are vaTtalY in favor
II the amendmentof par State foa.iitutie.,
30 that the al ra'orem systep q taxation
NAV be established as between land sGi
negro property. believing the present system
to be unequal and oppressive.
I. ResOlref, Thai We approve Of the prs.
ceedings u the Baltimore Convention. held
on the 9Th instant. aud that We wl support
the nominees II that Convention. having the
utmost confidence in he soundness "a The
men, and believing Thar they will be able 10
ave the Union from the threatening disso.
In tinn.
Resolved. That the Chairman appoint
fifteen delegates 70 represent this district IN
the CuaR,y Convention.
10 compliance with the fifth RESOLUTION
the following delegates were Appainrrd -
Thomas u. Oldham. Watt Gates. Jahn r..
Gates. capt. Johb sykes. DR.. q. y. Long.
James Morrow. James Naars, VIM. Smith,
Dr.. John Moore. George W. TATE, Rlfin
fapp. WIlliam T.. Oldham. and Thomas T..
Durham.
On motion, the chairmsn and Secretary
were added 90 the li.i.
Rtsoirti. That these proceedings be pub.
lishrd IN The HIll.bnrosgh Recorder.
ALFRED sNfPRs, ChoirBaan.
Tnosls J. GaT,s. S,euf9ry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
WIG MEETING I'M ALAmlncE.

according 10 previous notice, large and
enthusiastic meeting ~ the Wing. III Ala.
nance Va. held 10 Graham, on SATURDAY,
the 18th NAV. Cor lie purpose II nominating
candidate 10 represent the Senatorial Dis
itict, comprising the counties ol Alam.nee
snd Randolph. ~ the next session Of the
Legislature.
On moiinn o. Giles Msbane, Rsa.. Dr. p.
u freeman was called 10 the Chair. and n.
w. Wilson and Dr. W. IL. Dem, wsre ~.
painted Secretaries.
Ihs fon,rniion hsing organized, R.Y
McAden aud Dr.. y. v. Watson desired thsir
Trend. e. s,ihdas their names, 4. ihey
wished, a. far q possible. perfect onanimity
10 The choice uf The Conteniion.
On m0iian, the Chairman anno,n,eI the
following committee II rrpart rv.oln,iars ia
the Convention X. v. iteAden F.o. A,
Griflis. ~. T. y. Watson. r.. M, Iloit. s.
". White. ". X. Albright. =. spoon. and
Peter P0ust.
During the absence Of the committee,
Giles Mrbane. Esq. being called upon. al.
"fessen lhe Convention on the present polit.
go aspect q The times. encouraging Nj.
lr'lo@ citizen. IN support 81 men Who stood
90 The only safe platform. " The Union, the
nnstiiuiipn and the Laws"
The committee. after short absence, ~.
ported The following resolutions, which uefe
unanimously adopted:
Re'oicsd. That We Approve and endorse
Ne nominations n the National Union Con.
seniion. lately Asaembled II baltimore, and
that We will give 10 The nominees our hearty
support.
.Resolped. That We approve n The platform
adopted AZ Raleigh. on the a2d Of febrnsry
lssi. and We pledge 10 the nominee. John
Pool. oar earnest support.
Rssoiusd, That We recommend Jonsthsn
worth, q Randolph, ~ q suitable person q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23

On Thursday, the House passed a resolution ern. |,
ling +. w. Walker from the Reporters Gallery, "a,
gazing in the lobbying business upon evidence whoh
was elected by the Coyode committee.
The Postal Deficiency bill was passed. Il apbro,,
aies thirteen and half miilons-restoIes The su,bsn
ded mail service and approPria,es $4,000 per annu,,
for the Isabel mail service from Charleston 10 Key wea
I'LL June 1868.
On Friday the bill fol- the better security Of life and
property on steamboats, was passed !, includes ferry
boats, and provides for system of lights for steamer.
and sailing vessels. Mr. Easlhfook. the delegate fo,
Nebraska, was voted out, and Mr.. Daily who contested
his ses,, was voted n as delegate from tina: Terri.
rlofy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wedn esdhS, May 23. 1850.
Concert To-Nisht.-swl.s Reu Ringers.

We have been requested 10 remind our readers, that
this company has been prevailed uPaa 10 STOP with Us
one night only and will give their splendid entertain
ment this wednesday, evening, at the Masonic Halt
Doors open al ~ O'Clock.
The company have been performing al Raleigh and
Calrlitc 10 crowded houses; ami the performance
being OF moral anl scientific character there is no
improperly involved That need deter any one from a.
tending. As this il their FIRST and only appearance in
HIlshrough, my expect The Han will be crowded.
Besides the Bell Music, there win be singing and
other musical performance
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
High Price .soY, Tohacco.-w

thai NJ. Warren Mng,n Of cisw.il county. has sold
u Me.srs Webb & Whitfield, Manufacturer. in this
place, hi. last years crop d Tobacco. Ten lh,u,and
pounds. at So so per hundred. The engagement
was made l,s, winter, anil is nnw being delivered.
Messf'. Webb & Whitfield have been scarcely year
engaged n the manufacturing business. yet they have
manifested ask N the Management, 81 their hlsne.s
which lAas secured Tor their manufactured tobacco
high reputation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23

Common schools by request, we have pub.
lshed to-day the Seventh Annual Address Of the su.
perinlenlent Of Comm Schools. A rather more
rigid examination than formerly having been recon-.
nenied 10 this address, which wa, adopted 10 recent
examinations, and thereby occasoneJ Dissatisfaction in
some minds Th. dissatisfaction. it i. hoped will be
removed BY Perusal Of the reasons upon which The
rule has been fouajed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
.>s>se,s,.-s.,@s.S.s


raniliarnv ~, ten u. i.the mothsr N contempt
fhnE. stieh ~ 80 sni h,ntle every ID lose ST
,fstia.tte s5ius 10 snete. Toe sty ~ ~ hrsstbs
~ m ~ hle.ang though n dep Il Il
fif ihs Nsnieib fraction II hour. tie a5fl sD4ii
ceise 30 i've IN ike mslhef Ne have 81 u as4@
10 a,ist II shtt t4ce n rpl1uy -esn - llnf IL.
euaane,l l, - he ntntpf ratap u 5fgsty sttas
red ~ al.feIf afrdiss,q,ai iha ~ hsga - b.,k
Gpab It .. o.. u iho s,.saill eoappnsnis ~ :
newspaper. sud bttty paI.e 70 inquire nie tho true
significance ~ tbis UBiseissi lame.
1T nos or fe.Jsi. fsnes hsi tLis paragraph : .
pdlal Il tic boiiam 70 ubl,h ihsy ~, Gil pal :
frihs laysfsst Rsm,tiss. VIII ihs I.ns y whish
p,lfssH n llJasy J. s..pei,isl . ;. y, sach ihibs
We ,1tl .ay musa Il ~ l'lil. md Onlnsni ba
IL present 0uf desiga merely 10 rii siipnii8n u
tie bionagiy e . man VINE srhlesrmshs y o here.
ititf BE- frssrdsd - ihs sGtpsssine wordrf u ihs
nlneieenill century,
Fare are fss sigieiies d me hanip nce ansspts.
sehed 10 the papsliiisp " tbs ,paliisn CIV
eoDies fran Chin. -Miiais from lhs Eaarrg Arch.
p.iss5-Es iskias from The west-Bi,esssias lfsm
ii pat. II Alfies-whflemsn ifsm tifeenliad AL
ihs regions ~ the 4 ciie Poe-bfpnIsd halfbsseI.
itfm Brstil sui ths oiht. st,irs of sarh Amsnsa--
Bp,aesn.. Ts.minisa. Arabs. iliajoss. Atmsnisn..
Nrp Zsslsnders anj kIiiis -thrss. Hiih The milaas
from ~ psrs ~ EurYpe, mase W Tie molly INN
gfsiion which 0ns world smb lcing eonnsgcs mos.
daily On oat shofss. THOUSAND. u such, perhaps,
have never hssiJ sny ons u The zfeat nimet whch
us havs hem tainsI 10 tsssJ with reverence ~
nsme u Washington esnns thrill their sluggish
hiooi n Napoleon BsBapHie, he c8nqusas asd II.
fsll they sse utterly iEDnsli. Bot hand then
newspaper snI hgs fspiJly ihef faces brighten
rhey Recognized " fienily pf0mise they rely on s
ling tested rsi they rejoice snI tfe pefsps. seton.
i.bsi 70 snJs hat ne gtesi pyasan whsse visit 10
their county formed he epae, a. ply sissl ~.
generation, hes hkewss brsn l~ipfe lhsm - : LLs
etssni u mercy 70 The Land ~ Their future adoption
They no l1nzef feel that they are sisHaen foi lgf.
loeay. ~ Nv genius, his lsbafs adventures snI void
ntids travels. NJ. sbIisel c9nnesins hnk b.trsen
81 tubes s1d fsees Of lbs huutn family. Possessed
with burning tsI % relieve Tho stisl snd fearing
npthna Inst msn can A.. he has made ne pils,a,ss
u The earth. and established In every spoi he visited
only depgls fgt ihs sale q bis msJrass. hot Iks
sic journss " the nsiiye tonggca Whist romsnr.
,ogld " ssrsi I'm ~ sho's r-s. .hd .5.snissss
q such q ~ ~ a I,.gvsf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
The Wilmington Daily Irerold h., !

several days been coming to US greatly enlarged, and
otherwise improved. Tho increase in size ba. been
made necessary by the increase Of its advertising pa
uonage. i is now much the largest daily published
in this State; and the spirit aud industry with which /,
conducted well dsservesal the patronage receives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
Republican Nomination.

The Republican National tonsennon. which Assem-.
bled ., Chicago weInesI.. last the ieih instant,
nominated Abraham Lincoln, Of HIN ,. =. their can.
d'lle 81 President off lie United iics anl Hannibal
fl,mlin, Of Maine. LOT yits.Pts.iJeat.
On The sast ballot. WIN II. sewatl, Il New York.
received ia votes. Linc.u lu2, aud IS, vote. ssr.
given 10, other Prsons On The ihird billotins lin.
e'n received as votes. aud seward lsl. Lnro.n
having ihres cots ihlaa mljori,y Va. declared
TIE srninee. AMI ID, vote was subsequently, made
uniuinoGs.
Oa the ii..s vote iJt Yiee.P,ssdsns Hannihll Ham,
n feesi'ei ~ votes. cs..iu. y. Clay Of Keniurky
lol. and los votes DIVIDED sm,ng s.s,n others On
The second halI-t, HlmIn declared 10 Be The nom
nee ~ yioe.i'residrnt
P'sIis,n. consisting d srysnl-ea resolutions, wa.
al'r,-i By an unanimous vote. We have not room
~ then to-day, and have aoi Rad lhem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23

CONGRESS. = d. MONDAY. My ID. sa,, "A.
'sadsrE d tie j0utaaI tie sspsIs ad,nne i s,i,,
to sflid The memhrr - opp9ianry b pin,elpai. IN
Ne Pageant attending las au,.l u lie Jspau,ss gn.
busy
- farsiis. ,hs res,lsiipas n Nj Diti., sesianns
hs fssi's rights ahi OIL sai,,ns u IL s,is ~ ~
da Ge'sfhnsni'. a. also ne l1y d The tia,ernnrn,
y administering The f,niinnra. "a. taken IL. nh.e
W. b'ugis addressed he sshai. until oslosG, when
b. sass ssy iof en- sJJoshmssi.
~ Wednesday. Nj. Dass IL concluded ". t,n.,k.
and W. Davis commenced II. tsyly
~ Ihatsday. Mss.fs Dlualss and n.... MAJ.
speeebss Oh TsnKgiiai sIT4Hs "a E,srs,,ss .s..i,n
Tie sfliaimsn, Of e1.seBIIoi Dir 10 10 Postmaster .,
Ns~ Yeis. tad Jahn Claiborne 10 10 Appra,s, i New
ss pilssns. ss,e confirmed.
% fndsy. ~. Msson spoke W favor Of NJ. D.,,.'.
fe.elsiuns ard sfsf " hsi closed NJ. To,a,. ~.
tanned The n,af. and Tho iunlsf consideration n M.
resolutions wss postponed % Nonl.y. tn, senate
then went inIo Eseeg,s session.
Tie Ilos.e q Representative. on uond.y. NJ, "a.
wa' y ss'siyn from ihtss otlark IL ns,ry han ~,
Eve. but most y The sitting VS. consumed ), discus.
.lons q questions ofoidsr and priority Of business. IN.
Posi Route blI Hs' ispn'tsd snI pssssd. The s,ru.
'on 1.-THE Mich gan contested si.ei1n es, "a. op.,.
q. ~ without 'sirhins ,sis he lou.s .asu,n.I
10 Il s'rlgck io.nonaw.
% Taesisy The sass n he Michigan sop,.n,J
'lseiion as taken ap all uppn IN question b.io,
Iu'. . va, decided thai George o. coops, n. .n,,.
m.s'' Z ho' entitled % n. ~a,yss. Of 10 "a, I'd
Willism 4. Hcssrd va d,ei.seI d 1. ,I.,,,J-.,...
Y. n,,'Ti. The Post Oao, D.srehe, bin "a. ,l,o
aLsa sp snd eonsiis,si.
Oh Wslnsslsy. he Poet oihss D.ssi.ne, hin "a.
a'iha considered IN sonmats. ~ N. rhoI, ..d a..
spa''sd Y ne lioss. The ssnn.s sm.ndmsa,. 70
- p'se''ney eIl -.'.l.j considered IN sommus, u
~ rhsl,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
The westmImler Rey,e,v n, -, !,

aims. |. yedc Religion. .. Manin arb Venice n
l.As-'9. g. The Ethics Of War. 4. Plu,areh and
bis Times O. Austria, AMI the Governmen, OF Hun
gary. Q, Parliamentary Reform: The Dangers and
The Safeguards. 7. Jspsn. S. Darwin on the Origin
ar snecies o. Contemuorarv I.its,a,n,e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
The Japan Emha,s,-r

The Japan Emblssy. he Japan Fnba,.
sidofs anl her s'fsniipis arrived IN Washington 81
haaday the 18th iast,n, snf wefs epniarieI 1, N.
loaEins. prepared III ihsm q Willard. Hsel. Oh
Tursiay they ,i.ilcd tie Department o. sac, All
arrangements we're m,ds faf their fsc,Iaspn Nv the
President On THURSDAY ihsy we're fsrmal, present.,
ed to The Pfs,hleni. They Ieft The Hotel Il ii n
oeiofk, ~ open esn,gss, 20 The executive min.ioa
aist1s! y military aai evil s.cari The, were
'f.lss4 - seh hioeale tobs, srI heir attendant. car.
RED se iaitssia q their rank. dense thong q
's ia'o'' flied the street. as they pissed They wsrs
'eest'sd N III E,s rom u ihs White House hy ID.
President. he cabine,, Naval aai Mitary STAFF. CO...
s'narni Oiie,slA ssna,o', congr...msn.s eommri,es
tom Mes i9fk, LADIES'. a.. g.. -ers. o. EIf.
maiiiies preceded tic dthssv Of several l,tef. col
ih' sdi'c.s 10 tho Pissidenl. 10 winch be r,plie,l
Thee siitssl shaking u haaj. I,salsnant.C;sasr.t
scott vas intfSj1ceI !, ibr Enb4s..Jor. shI save
BIN : ~s'm greeting. The sP,sksr of the Hsa.e snd
''hf'' .ssfa also presented Esstyth,as sas dine
"''h iae utmost SYSTEM ,pJ regularity. The Japan,.,
"sfe d''sbisj "hh he imposing prosssLing. % ibe
ai.etn"oa Tic Pnncpt Jisenafie. visited tie rspdo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
The EdInburgh Review a, Ap,il h., !,

been received, and contains, !. Commercial Relation.
Of England aud France. .. The Youth Of Million. 3.
Expense Of Pebble Educalion in England. 4. eng.
lish Local Nomenclature. s. Civil Correspondent
aud Memoranda Of the Duke Of Wellington. De
BIosIie. Church and Roman EmpiIe. I The alleged
Shakespeare fosgeries. 9. Darwin On the Origin Of
species 0. France. Savoy. and Switzerland.
Published BY Leonard scon q Co.. New Yors.
Price 50 per annum for any one Or The Review. Q,
Backwood; OF any Two Of the works, 81; for BLACK.
wood and the four Resews $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-23
Spi Common Sciools for Ire .Sfn

Three copies &c this letter are srnt 10
every Chairman. me for eael, menber OF the
examining committee.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31
White Hall, Oct. 9th, /
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 Z P Whitaker, Hillsboro'
W A Bookram, Franklinton; 7 Reddick, Windsor;
Hason Wallin, P H Mcclure, Joseph Kelly, Lafayette,
Ga; Miss Martha o Cox. Statesyille; j A Pritchett,
Greensboro; WA Pond, l 7 Smith, Port Sullivan,
Texas; NJ E Cline, Concord; John Holt, Clayton; II W
Goodwin, Lowell; 8 Miss Mary j Burney, Winsboro,'
Texas; 3 VIM Morris, Nixonton; Mrs C c Rogers,
New Light; Miss Lou Safer, Rogers Store; S B Cor
don, Hilliardston; Miss c List, Stinesville, Ia; 4 j
Smith, Maxwells; Al w Hardin, Pigeon River; s L
Bost, Hebron, Ark; j P siles, Nautihala; t j Howell,
Walden, Miss; Aaron Miles, Robert Caterson, Column
bia, S. c.; Jesse Il Fleming, Manson; w FL Copps, Elk
change; A Reid, Hillsdale; w II Hilton, White Road;
g W Arlington, Battlesboro'; j r Howell, Joshua
Hines, Goldsboro,; John Ray, N G Woodard. Efing-
ham; 5 e o Dickey, Highland Grove; Miss A K Gill,
Holloway. Old Shop; ] A J Penny, New York; 1 B
T Tilman'' " 4 rI < Harrin Aa yoTn. Joh mlapei' Rn m ! L Il !
RIB Bass, Pocahontas, Tenn; Miss Bette Hines, Bear
Swamp; 5 L FL BACKYARD, Olive Hill; 5 j Ii Morrison
Wolfsville; 5 VIZ Wilder, Galloway, Tenn; Miss Mary
Z Moore, Early Grove, Tenn; john 2 Mclean, Fay
SA Windley, Pantego; JasT Walker, Thompsonvillc
Mrs Ann Wooten, 4 &c Magett, Rich Square; 8 Miss |
j Hight, Louisburg: 5 Mrs Sallie Plemlnons, Bun
eombe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31
TRIBUT OF RESPECT.


At a called meeting of the members of White Hall
Division. $. of T., held this day, the following preanl-
Bile and resolutions, reported by a committee appoin-
ted for the purpose, were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Almighty God in his infinite wisdom has
seen fit to remove from among us our young friend
and Brother, Joseph A. Swami, a member of this Dl-
vision, and while we as in duty bound submit with
humble resignation to his wise dispensations, yet we
cannot the less feel and deplore our loss; therefore,
Resolved, That the death of Brother Joseph A.
Swami has deprived our Division of the councils and
support OF a worthy member, and the community in
which we live of worthy member of society, whose
youthful life gave promise of a future of increased
usefulness.
That a blank page in our minute book be inscribed
to his memory.
That we deeply sympathise with his bereaved friends
and relatives in the loss which we mutually have sus
tanned by this affective providence.
That a copy ofthe foregoing preamble and resolutions
be sent to the family of our deceased brother, and an
other copy to the Spirit of the Age for publication.
w. A. PRESSLY,
IT. P. GRIER. ICom.
j. W. HEBRON,
White Hall, Oct. 9th, 1860.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31
The Free Mason.

A mason's home is everywhere
Where e'er a mason's found
His foes are few, his friends are true,
In veal and woe he's bound
His brothers sorrows to partake
He'll bear them for his brothers sake.
IT'S hard to die away from home,
Where strangers only dwell,
No kindred dear to shed a tear
No wife to say farewell
But every mason is wife and mother
To every sick and dying brother.