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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA.-C HAT
y HAM COUNTY-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, ls6O-Slephen W. Gotten VS. E. r. Hub.
bell.-Attschment - - -
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that f. T.
Huo6eli the defendant in this cause, is nonresident
this State abscouds or cnnceas himself that The
binary process OF law cannot be served npou him. il is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
commanding the said defendant to be and appear at the
next term Of this Court to be held for the county Of Chat
ham, st the Court House in Ptsboro the second Mon.
demur or judgment pro cntsso will be had against him.
Witness, R< Gotten. Clerk of said Court at Office in
P'ttsb"ro cond Monday in November. 1850.
r. C. GOTTEN, C. G. C.
Dec. ls, 1860. pr. adv. Is 62}k.) 5s-w6t
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STATE E;o 4E yNORTH-GAROLINA.-CHAT

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C HAT
November Term, iS6o.-Eiias Bryan Ed. T. Hubbeli-
Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Ed
lubbeil the defendant in this Cause non resident of
this State or 50 abscond conceas himself that he
binary process Of law cannot be served upon him, it is
therefore ordered BY the Court thai publication be made for
SIX weeks successfully in the Standard
commanding the said defendant 10 be aud appear at the
next term OF this Court 10 be held for the county of Chat
man, at the Court douse in Psboro the second Mon
day OF February next then and there plead answer or
demnr or Judgment pro cantesso will be had against him.
Witness r. Gotten Clerk of said Court, ut Office in
Fsttsboro, the second Monday in November, 1850
X. c. GOTTEN, C. C. c.
Dec 10, 1850 pr. adv. IS 621S) 52-w6t.
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STATE OF NORTH.CARULINA
November Term, lSso.-A. Mckinney va Ed T. Hubbell-
Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Ed T,
Haooe toe defendant in ibis cause is nonresident Of
this state absconds conceas himself that the or.
binary process Of law cannot be served upon him. it
iherefe ordered BY the Court that publication be made
commanding the said defendant to be and appear at the
next term Of this Court to be held for the county of Chat
ham, at the Court House in Pttsboro on the second Mon
day of February next then and there to plead answer or
demur, Judgment pro co.teso will be had against him
Witness, R. G. Gotten, Clerk of said Court at Office in
Pitsboro', the second Monday in November, 1850
K @. GOTTEN, C.CC.
Dec. 10, 1861 pr. adv. $5 e21s) 5s-wst.
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= Yours Tor
THE EQUALITY OF THE STATES

BAD News FOR WINE DRINKE Rs-Sad news fo-
the wine drinkers, says the Boston Post. The vint.
age throughout France is declared to be "l.men.
table, one. At Bordeaux the wine will be had
except that which the lower classes consume IN
Champagne all will be bad. Ir Burgundy things
are melancholy, but the propretors are irving the
AID Of sugar healing with small comfort IN it.
Gognac gives wine sorely deficient in alcohol, which
brandy. Rousillon and St. Emilian are aid To he
capable Of better things; but Orleans is again un.
lucky And the Rhine and the Moselle are swollen
~ the tears Of the proprietors whose wine viii be
scarcely drinkable."
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Resolped That the fanaticism pervading the north
ern mind meets the condemnation Of all just men,
and has greatly excited the indignation of the
Southern people. 2 81
Resolced, That If after exhausting such means as
are consistent with our rights and common safety,
we are unable to secure safety in the Union, we arc
as ready as any people 20 sacrifice our blood ana
treasure to maintain and preserve our institutions
out of the Union.
Resolced, That We do not conceive that the calling
OF convention of the people of this State at this
time to be elected on the 7th of February, and to
assemble on the 18th, as recommended BY majority
of the committee on federal relations at the present
session Of the General Assembly, would be produc-
tive of any good results, and instead of concatng
might serve to rritate and infame the public mind,
both North and South
RESOLVED. That in the opinion Of this meeting, no
one State has right under the Constitution to sever
her connection with the Union at her own will and
pleasure without regard to the opinions Of her sister
States or the action Of the general government
The 18th. which is the last resolution, was not en-
dorsed by VIM. E. Davis, one Of the committee, he
taking the ground that State had not the right to
secede whether the Constitution had been pre-
viously violated or not.
A spirited debate ensued, in which this resolution
was advocated by Messrs. Joel Denny, A. NJ. John
son, John Worth and Samuel H. Taylor, and opposed
by WIN. E. Davis and Joseph W. Flippin, after
which it was unanimously adopted with the other
resolutions
On motion of S. II. Taylor, it was ordered that
the proceedings of this meeting be forwarded for
publication to the North-C Carolina Standard Western
Sentinel Peoples Press, and Greensboro Patriot,
and also forward copy to our Senator and Com
moner in the Legislature.
On motion the meeting adjourned
ENOCH STONE, Senr., Chairman.
B RS''s F1Ik, Secretaries.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLiNA,- AXE
vember Term, ls6O-Fraucis j. Smith widow. W. IJn-
church Smith and Others heirs at law Of John Sn ith de-
ceased.-Petton to divide slaves
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs at law Of John Smith, decd Ia Of Wake COUNTY
are non resdent il is ordered that be made
Tue NorhCarona Standard for six weeks for said heirs
Jaw 10 appear ut the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
to be held for said county, at the Court House
Raleigh, ON the Sd Monday of February next then and
here to plead answer demur said petition udg
ment pro will be entered them and the pray
er OF the petitioner granted
Witness Thomas J. Utley Clerk of said Court at Office
IN Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November, 1850
THOMAS J. UrLEY, Clerk
Jan. "a, 1861. pr. Adv. IS $40 4-w6t
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C CHAT
- Ham COUNTY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, lsSo.-I N. Clegg vs. L. T. Hubbeli.3
Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that E.
hnooe The defendant IN this cause is nonresident of
this State abscunds cunceas himself that The mr.
binary process of law cannot be upon him. it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
commanding the said defendant be and appear at the
next term OF this Court 10 be held for the county of Chat
ham, at the Court House in Ptsboro ihe secoud Mon.
day ut February next then and there plead answer or
dennr or Judgment pro roht will be had against him.
witness r. e. Gotten, Clerk Of said Court at office in
rius5or", the I'd Monday in November, 1850
r c. GOTTEN, c. c. C.
Dec. -. 1850. pr. adv. 81 6215.) 52-wSt.
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Octoberjl6, 1860.

CAROLINA.-DAVIDSON COUNTY
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions November Term
Ise.-FrancIs Crump vs.. James A. Crump and others
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the Cout
that James Crump. Atlas Crump. Rowland, Crump Wood
sor Crump Alex Crump Jesse Ingram and wife Mary, B.
dunlap and wife Elizabeth, = Bennett and wife Nancy
Wm. Allen and wife Nancy VIM. Lee and wife Sophrona
ants OF this State it is therefore ordered that pubics
ton be made for six weeks in the North Standard
newspaper published in Raleigh for the said defendants
to De and appear before the Justices of said of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions. to be held for tho Comfy of David
son. at the Court House in Lexington the I'd Monday
IS t ISL then and there to plead Or den ur
will be entered and the petition heard par as
to them
Witness c. F. Lowe, Clerk of our said Court at Office
in Lexington the second Monday in November, 1850
.--.. c. F. LOWE, C. c. G.
By L. c. HANES, D. c. c.
Dec. ID, 1860. pr. adv. IS 6215) 5l-wst
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,- AXE
~ COCNTY.-Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions No
vember Term, lS60.-Francis J. Smith, widow vs. In.
church Smith and Others heirs at law of John Smith de-
ceased.-Petiiion for dover
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that certain
heirs at law of John Smith, decd late IF Wake county
are it ordered tina, advertisement be made
in the Misunderstanding Standard for weeks for said heirs
at law to appear at the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions To be held for said county, at the Court House in
Raleigh, on the I'd Monday Of February next then and
there to plead answer demur said petition or udg
er Of the petitioner granted f'-'
Witness Thomas Utev. Clerk Of said Court Al Office
in Raleigh. the Sd Monday of November, 1850
THOMAS j. UTLEY Clerk
jan 10. 1861. (Pr. adv. S. 621.) 4-w6t
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For the Stan tlard
UNION MEETING IN SIrRRY CnIINrY


UNION MEETING IN SURRY COUNTY.
Pursuant to public notice, many citizens Of Surry
county, irrespective of party, assembled at the
Grassy Knob on the 18th inst, for the purpose of
considering of and expressing their views upon our
State and national affairs.
The meeting was organised by calling Enoch
Stone, ST., to the Chair, and appointing Bryson
Fuik, ESQ., and John K. Key, to act as Secretaries.
Win. +. Davis, Esq, explained the object of the
meeting briefly and moved that the Chairman ap.
point committee of five to draft resolutions, ex-
pressive o: the views Of the neutrality-suspicious.
the Chair announced Joel Denny, Esq, WIN E.
Davis, E. A. Stone, John Worth and Samuel H.
Taylor as the committee, who retired for consuta
ton. In the absence Of the COMMITTEES A. NJ John.
son was called upon for speech, and responded in
patriotic strain, portraying the evils likely to
ration. At the conclusion Of which, the committee,
through their Chairman, Samuel H. Taylor, reported
the following resolutions:
Resotred, That the Constitution of the United
States was framed by men whose wisdom, patriot.
sin and heroic valor is unsurpassed If not UNEQUAL.
led, in the history of this any other natlon-by
men who had at the time Of its formation and
adoption, just emerged from deadly conflict with
tyranny and oppression the result Of which was
complete triumph Of the principles of civil and re-
ligious liberty-that under it we have enoyed ur..
exampled national prosperity, and have commanded
the confidence respect and admiration of the world
Further,
Resolred, That however much we deplore the
election to the Office of President and Vice. President
of these United States, of two individuals upon
purely sectional issues and by purely sectional
vote who are the representatives Of opinions and
principles inmca to the interests of the people of
fifteen States of this Confederacy, that still nasmnch
as they were chosen according to the forms of the
Constitution by large minority of the freemen of
all the States, we do not see in their election alone
sufficient cause for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the best
government vouchsafed by God to man.
ResoIced, That We are in favor Of exhausting all
conciliatory means consistent with our honors and
rights to preserve inviolate the Constitution and
Union, and although ambitious and designing men
are busily engaged in endeavorng to ALLEVIATE the a
ections Of the people from just attachment to the
government and constitution, we nevertheless in.
duge the hope that through the patriotism Of the peo
country, and tie bonds 81 our national Uaiou pre.
served. -,
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TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA-P
~ CoUNTf-Couri nf Pleas and Quarter Sessions No
vcniber Term, lscnDrury Spain and sisters vs. James
A. Brown and wife Mary--petiion to divide shares
II appearing that the defendants. James A. Brown and
wife Mary are not residents Of thus State ii ordered that
publication be made in the North Stoodard far
weeks SUCCESSFULLY notifying the said defendants to appear
a. tie next term Of this Court be held at the Court
House IN Greenvle the first Monday of February next
then and there to plead den or this petition
Will te taken pro TO them and heard accordingly
Witness, H. Sheppard Clerk of said Court at office
in GreenvilIe the first Monday of November 1850
II. SHEPPARD, Crk.
Dec. 4, 1880. pr adv. IS 6s1s) 4s-wrt
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COACH.MAKINGI

CALCULATING!
yTNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ISFopu NM
Il Public generally, that he has recently taken the Anh
GOLD sTAND,"
well known by everybody, west of the "Capol so,.,.
and formerly occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE and Is 1n,
prepared to carry on 10 'uy
COACH KING
in all its various branches in the VERY REST .,r.
~ Prices to Suit the Times, -,
Persons will do we'll to cal and examine far ,honso,
before purchasing escwhere ''e"'e''eS
Repairing done at the shortest notice. andp the vs,x
best manner " :" 'ne very
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1860. M.
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WIZ. q. rusL1xo7os.

Jxo. y. CLARK. 50 WIN. H. BURLINGTON.
a CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS - Wilmington N. c.,
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consignments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &C., &c.
and other country produce, either for sale shipment
ny wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
enables me to make my charges light Also regular deal
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
Refers to II. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington. N. G.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of N. C.
r's VIII JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November l3, 1860. 4s-wly
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IN SOCIETY RI. &C. KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
miles from the city of Jackson, Capitol Of the State
ten from Clinton, ON Fcksburg jackson Railroad six
from Livingston. and five from TugaIoo Depot, on O.
jackson g. n Railroad. connecting it with all parts of
the Union The great southern place of resort Coopes
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride or drive The
negborhood wealthy, refined, has schools and sew
era churches and the health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
acres-about 4u of timber 400 of fine creek bottom and
the rest hill and branch land all in Of good cutva
ton There are dwelling and ont houses fruit orchard
tern and spring for persons &c, &c.
For further particulars to T. A. Clark Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN NJ CLARK,
Yazoo City.
oetooer1o, 1861 AZ wifi
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METHODIST
PROTESTANT FEMALE COLLEGE.

Jamestown, GuilfOrd Co., Nc.
TIME FOURTH SESSION will commence January %
1881, with the Faculty the past session The
College il in very Furnishing northumberland in one
Of the heathest sections Of the State and is desabIe
school for those vino wish 10 give their daughters or wards
u thorough and accomplished education.
Tuition SIS per session Music Piano or Guitar $50
Grecan Painting II SO Embroidery 81 80; Latin, French
Oriental Painting Drawing. Hair Flowers, Wax Flowers,
Feather Flowers. Wax Fruit each 81; Vocal Music 81
Contingent Expenses 81. Board II 50 per month ncud
ing wishing and fires. Lights extra.
No deduction except in cases Of protracted sickness
One half PAYABLE in advance.
For further information address
Dec Is, 1860 5jEwSn
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.-JoHy.

SIAIE VI NURTH.CA ROLINA.-J o HN.
~ SION COUNTY, curt of Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions. November Term ls6.-Larkn Spivey and Others
vs. Carson Spivey Ephram Spvey. Nancy Jordan and Ma
~ MISREPRESENTATION to sell slaves for distribution
above named defendants reside beyond the limits of the
State il is therefore, on notion ordered that publication
De made for six successive weeks in the NorthCaropa
Standard Motif ing the said defendants to at tbs
next term of this Court To BE- held for the county of John
ston at the Court House in Smthfeld on the 4h Monday
81 February next then and there to show cause if any
they have why the prayer of the petitioners shall not BE-
granted
Witness. Thos d. Snead Clerk of our said Court at Of
fee in Smitheld the 4,h Monday of November D. 1890
THOS D. SNEAD, C. c. c.
JAN Is, 1851. pr. adv. s. 621.) 3-w6t
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ROANOKE FEMALE SEMINARY.

vulHIS INSTITUTION, ut the residence of Dr 7 p
Il Watson. near Roanoke p. O.. Martin Co.. Y. C. i,
now established on permanent basis The next session
will begin on the first Monday in February under the car.
Of Hiss Sue Williams, If North Carolina aided by snita
bic assistant should one be needed. A new and commo
dous School House will be provided and every care taker
To render this good school for girls and saH 6oys
TERMS
Spelling. reading and writing per session, $40 90
Higher English Branches, 10 IN
French, so
Music ON Piano. On m
Use of Instrument, a M
Board in family of the Proprietor per month 10 90
days in week. with washing at home, 90
For further particulars address the proprietor,
J. T. WATSON
DEC y, loo". 52-w4t<
E Register copy 8 weeks
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OL1N HIGH SCHOOL.
Male and Female.

TIME NEXT SESSION will begin Januorv NH ice,
= This school offers the advantages of sound ednc.
son on moderate TERMS and with little risk to the morals
Inc scnool rooms are large and comfortable the village
healthy and the school in successful opera,ion h'
Female department. " 'Se' III Tue
Bnard including washing, fuel etc. from St &c to AZ
Tuition, advance from Is 50 to SEQ Music ssO c CO.
tingent Fee Il. A. H. MERRITT n o0n'
n. q, ,o.o Principal
wv 49, ''oV' 52-w5t
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The Standard.
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CARoLlNA.
HOUSE OF COMMONS. :
MIGHT ssssIoN.

cnApAt II Sa" 1SS ioot.
MIGHT SESSION. - ssE 60,
HE House Was call to order At o'clock.
NJ: Sewpy took the hoOr aud proceeded to define his
position in relation TO the question under debate He
Tee 70 mske their report, the principal Of which that
The bill agreed on BY the msty OF the committee did not
contain the clause requiring twothrds to pass the
Mr.. Henry followed. He opposed Convention ut this
time becsuse he thought the call of Convention CAL
calaed aud designed 10 take the State Of the Union
and he was opposed to secession until all constitutional
remedies shall be tried.
hr. Meares advocated Convention He was in favor of
an open. unrestricted Convention and said he afraid
to trust the people of the West in such Convention. lie
was in favor Of secession and believed that TO be the only
remedy for existing difficulties
Mr. Merrmn then took the floor. He reviewed the pro.
gress Of the slavery agitation m the cesOn to the United
Sates of the Western Territory by Virginia down the
eompromise of 1880 lie alluded to the advance in public
sentiment even in the South in regard to the morality of
the institution Of slavery during the last twenty years.
He enumerated the wrongs the South had submitted to
from the NORTH and said he bad disposition paliae
these wonEs but would stand by the side of the foremost
In demanding redress Of them He did not believe that
picture OF the difficulties that must necessarily be met in
case al srup0n Of the Unon and thought that every
constitutional effort should be made reconcile the two
sections before such desperate remedy should be applied
or main cause for the present secession in the
South, and went to what he believed be
the reasons actuaiing the leaders in this movement The
speech was continued to length and was listened to
With much attention.
Ar. Potts to a personal explanation in regard to
some remarks in debate last night about tax negroes in
South Carolina.
The question then Mr. Clark's motion to strike
out the Convention bill reported BY the committee fed
erai sfasss for the purpose Of inserting his own
The feas and nays being demanded resulted yeas s5
The hour of:0 having arrived the House adjourned
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

=fs-s - rs's -OxH0RD, N. U. fs,ts
ME SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
- will commence the lst MONDAY in January. and
that of the Fall the I'd MONDAY in July. - =
For prce Of board rates Of tuition and oorse Of stu.
dies SEQ Circular. = -
November 3, 1850 ts-Wsm:
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
JENNING pIee0Tr

JENNING PIGGOTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
LATE OF NoRrn-CARor,xA, 'a5 . :
l. permanently situated at Washington. D. C., where he
cially to obtaining patents for inventors.
July "a, 1860 :. fssy2 u 80 ~ 8o-wIynd
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For the Standard.

FOR the DtdnOar0.
UNION MEETING IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
On Tuesday of January Court a very large num-
Der Of the citizens of Montgomery county convened
in the Court House to take such action as might
be deemed proper in the present political condition
of the country.
DIR. j. II. Montgomery was appointed chairman
and D. d. Deberry secretary.
On motion. the chairman appointed committee
consisting of Thos. j. Bright, Zebcdee Russell, c.
W. WooIey, William Coggins, A. Chambers, VIM.
Aumand and j. T. Button to draft resolutions ex-
pressive Of the sentiments of the meeting.
During the absence of the committee, Mr.. O. H.
Dockery being called on, made short speech, full
of good sense and sound patriotism.
At tho close of his speech, MIR. s. H. Christian
addressed the meeting in plain. argumentative and
forcible style for short time, when the committee
returned with the following resolutions
Resotred, That whilst We deeply regret the cleo
ton of Mr. Lincoln to the Presidency of the United
States We do believe that this alone is sufficient
cause for the dissolution Of our government, which
has been the source of many invaluable blessings;
that we believe the true policy to be to "wait and
watch" the initiatory policy of the incoming ad-
minstration.
Resolred. That we do not believe secession to be
constitutional remedy for any wrong committed,
but on the contrary pregnant with innumerable
evils but unless the Northern States repeal all I'M
io"S hNOHu AS personal liberty laws,
and all laws infringing upon the rights of property
in slaves. we believe proper remedy is revolu-
ton; that We in favor of the Union so long as
our rights protected and respected in it. and no
longer
Resolred, That We opposed to the calling of
the contemplated convention of the people, believ-
ing its true purpose is concealed and disguised cal.
culated to enlist in its support by false pretenses
the honest people of the country and that the true
purpose OF the convention is to commit the people
to secession.
ResolreI. That are opposed to the notification
of any law, North South, passed by the Congress
Of the United States, and that we most positively
condemn the course pursued by South Carolina, and
we are opposed to forming any league or compact
with State which has repeatedly sneered at and
insuted her sister States and given such strong ev-
dence of instability and rcstlessness; and should
necessity compel to revolt and disrupt the gov
eminent, we prefer to remain an independent gov
ernnent until sound policy shall render it proper
Tor MS to form cOngenia connection.
The resolutions passed with but few dissenting
voices.
Col Gaines being loudly called for, made very
effective, feeling, sensible and patriotic speech
On motion. the secretary was requested to trans.
NIT the proceedings and resolutions of the meeting
to the Raleigh Standard and Register and Fayette-
ettcvillc Obsereer for publication.
j. II. MONTGOMERY, Chm
D. D. DEBERRY. Sec'y