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Presbytery of Atlanta.

The Presbytery of Atlanta met in Conyers,
Ca, on Thursday, the lst inst, and adjourned
on Saturday night. There were seven minis
tiers and seven elders present-viz:
Mnisters-Rev. Messrs. w. NJ. Cunning
ham, ID. d., A. G. Peden James Stacy, John
Jones, NJ. d. Wood, R. X. Porter, and Henry
Quigg.
Elders-Messrs. C. NJ. Barry, W. f. G.
Smith, VIM. Hollingsworth, Daniel johnson,
j p. Marbut. Azariah Noel and A. L. HUE
Rev. w. NJ. Cunningham, D. D.. was elected
Moderator, and elder G. NJ. Barry, Temporary
Clerk.
Rev. James Wilson was dismissed to join
the Presbytery of Nashville
Rev. A. E. Chandler obtained leave to la
Dor in our bounds
The death of the Rev. Washington Baird
having been brought to the notice of Presby.
terry, the following resolutions were adopted
and a committee appointed to prepare suit
able memorial and to report at the next meet
ing.
ResolUed lst That Presbytery have learned,
with unfeigned sorrow, the death of our dear
brother and faithful Missionary, the Rev.
Washington Baird.
Resolved, End. That we bow with humility
and quiet submission to that inscrutable Prov
idence which has removed from our destitute
fields brother SO remarkably fitted and de-
voted to his labor-whose eye was undimmed
by age-whose bow abode in strength
heart glOwed with singular love to Christ and
his kingdom.
Resolued, Bird. That, as a Presbytery, we
will cherish the memory and follow the exam.
pie of our late brother; and that we will lay
to heart his unexpected removal as a solemn
warning to greater earnestness in our great
work. Let us work whilst it is called TO day
the night cometh wherein no man can work.
The following Standing Committees, on ex-
animation, were appointed:
On Theology-Messrs. Wilson, Cunning
ham and Wood.
On Church History-Messrs. Jones, Peden
and Quigg.
On Church Government and Sacramento
Messrs. Stacy, Porter and Ketchum.
On Mental and Moral Science Messrs. Por
ter, Quigg and Montgomery
On Natural Sciences Ketchum,
Jones and Keith.
On Classics -Messrs. Cunningham, Wood
and Stacy
Presbytery adjourned to meet in Rome dur.
ing the meeting of Synod at the call of the
Moderator S.
On the 18th inst, at 0rangeburg, S. c., the
Presbytery of Charleston licensed Mr.. Peter
Gowan, Jr., as a probationer for the ministry.
On the 9th inst, at Jacksonville. Fla. the
Presbytery Of Florida licensed Mr. B. L. Ba-
ker Mr. Gowan and Mr. Baker are members
Of the Senior Class in the Columbia Seminary
Rev. F. H. Bowman, of Augusta county Va,
has received unanimous call to the First
Presbyterian Church, Memphis, Tenn, and
will probably accept the call.
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MARRIAGES EXTRAORDINARY.

We know Presbyterian minister in the
Synod of Virginia, who, about twenty years
ago, married couple, himself standing on one
side of river, while the bride and bridegroom
lovingly joined hands on the other The river
was swollen by rain so as to render its passage
impraetieable. But where there is will.
there is a way" The determined Irishman
tied his license to a small stone, threw it care
fully and safely over the food, and then stood
up and took the consequences
1t was only last week notice was published
in the Central Presbyterian, of a marriage GER
emory performed by one of our brethren in
West Virginia-Rev VI. d. D.-while all the
parties were on horseback This certainly has
the appearance of an extraordinary despatch
of business, and leaves us to wonder why the
matter was not put upon a rather more deib
crate footing. But doubtless those most con
cerned understood best what suited them.
Another extraordinary marrying is related
in the "reminiscences Of a Pioneer, on the
first page of this paper The author is
venerable and beloved brother in the far South.
whose ministry began there when the country
was a wilderness. The sketches of such a
pioneer life appearing frequently for good
while back, have been among the most ac
ceptable articles We have received They have
called forth repeated and marked commenda-
tons from the best judges, as being not only
excellent for the instructive incidents related.
but also for the purity of style in which they
are written.
A journey, in those days, of ire hundred
Mules TO marry a cOupe-a journey over
wide waste of waters, and by cOnveyauces so
far behind the speed of railroads and steam
boats, may well form the subject of such
sketch as the writer has given, and well re-
pay those who read it.
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CENTRAL PRESB TERIAN :.

leave to make inquiry into the cause of such
failure in duty. The attention of sessions, Of
vacant churches, is specially called to this
matter.
If any church prefers sending its contribu-
ton directly to the Secretary of the Central
Committee, the session will please send me a
note of the amount contributed, that my re-
port to the Presbytery may be full and accurate.
The time for contributing is the lst Sabbath
of November.
By order of Presbytery.
THOMAS l.. PRESTON.
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gelieiuns antelli9ente.
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Presbytery of Abingdon.

The Presbytery Of Abingdon met at Jeffer-
sonville, Tazewell county. ON the 23rd Of Sep
TENDER, and was opened with a sermon by the
Moderator, Rev. j. Ell. Martin, on Micah vi /:
s. He hath showed thee oh man what is
good.
There were present duri ng the sessions only
9 ministers, and ruling elders.
Rev. ID. B. Ewing was chosen Moderator,
and Col. d. G. Dunn and Rev. A. S. Hogs
head, Temporary Clerks.
Revs L. g. Brown, Thomas Brown, Robert
Gray, and |. N. Naff sent written excuses for
absence, which were sustained
The committee appointed at last meeting OF
Presbytery to visit Bristol and confer with the
authorities of the High School at that place,
reported their inability to discharge that duty,
and we're continued.
The Commissioners to the General Assem-
bly, made report of their diligence in attend.
ing the sessions of that body Rev. II. M.
White and Robert f. Grant were appointed a
Committee on the Minutes of the General AS
sembly; Rev. j. Fl. Martin, R. G. Graham
and j. @. Rush, Committee on the Narrative
to the Synod.
The following brethren reported that they
had performed the duty assigned them at last
meeting of Presbytery as missionary supplies
viz: R. G. Graham, H. NJ. White, A. L. Hogs
head, James McChain, B. Gildersleeve j. II.
Martin, d. B. Ewing, i. G. Brown, FL. B.
Rose, l. N. Naff.
Abingdon was selected as the place, and
next, at O clock P. NJ, the time for the next
meeting of Abingdon Presbytery.
Mr. Richard Alley, member Of Bethesda
Il, ,y,o avon,ipad nc IN hic
acquaintance with religion, and his motives in
seeking the Gospel ministry, and was taken
under the care of Presbytery as candidate for
the same The Standing Committee on Edu-
cation were directed to bring his case to the
notice of the Assembly's Committee on the
same, with view to arranging for the prose
cution of his studies.
The Committee on the Minutes OF the Gen
eral Assembly made an elaborate report, which
will be published, together with the report of
the Committee on the Narrative and other
matter separately.
The Treasurer Of Presbytery made report
which was accepted and placed III the hands OF
a committee, which audited it, and reported it
correct.
A committee appointed for the purpose. re.
ported a paper touching the death of Rev.
Nicholas Chevalier, which was adopted as ex.
pressive of the feelings of Presbytery in view
OF this sad bereavement to the Church, and
copies of the same were directed to be sent to
the relatives of the deceased.
Presbytery then passed the usual vote of
thanks, and adjourned after most delightful
meeting, to meet in Abingdon on the Wednes-
day before the Bird Sabbath in April, 1869, at
7 p. Nj. Closed in usual form.
DANIEL B. EWING, Stated Clerk
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Rev. Samuel ]. Baird, D. D., has recent

Rev. Samuel ]. Baird, D. D., has recently
published an important volume-a History of
the New School up to the time of the disrup
ton in 1888. 1t requires an extended notice
in order to Just discrimination, and yet to
do justice TO the decided merits of this able
work. This we shall endeayor to do shortly.
In the meantime we acknowledge the recep-
ton of the volume from the author, and hope
it may be read and pondered as it deserves, as
valuable contribution to sound views in theol-
ogy, and great repository of facts not to be
found in any other volume.
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South Carolina. We should have
mentioned two or three weeks ago., but forgot
it. that "Virginia" does not wish to make any
rejoinder to the articles by South Carolina, y
Without consenting TO the soundness of the
arguments presented by the latter, or to the
fairness of number of his statements, we
are content to let the subject rest for TIE pre-.
sent at least
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON AND HIS
Son, ROBERT STEPHENSON Comprising
also history of the inrentioa and intro
duction of the Rail,oay Locomotice By
Samuel Smiles, author of Self Help,
THE Huguenots, &c, with portraits and
numerous illustrations New York Har
per 4 Brothers. 1868 Received through
A. H. Christian & Co., Richmond, Va.
This is fine octave volume of about 500
pages, and our reading of it has been full of
interest and delight. George Stephenson was
a self taught man. who struggled up to fame
and influence by the force of native genius and
unbounded energy. He was truly one of ma
lures noblemen; and if not the father of the
justly said to have given new impulse to
them by the vast improvements introduced.
Robert Stephenson, his son, enjoyed far
higher advantages Of education. and rose to
the front rank of fame and position among
English engineers. He designed the first iron
tubular Bridge, over the Menai Straits also
the one over the Nile in Egypt, and another
over the St Lawrence in Canada. These
were only part of his vast achievements.
This volume is iull Of exceedingly interest
ing history of railroads and other engineering
matters. The anecdotes related of these two
extraordinary Scotchmen serve to give high
zest to the reading of the book How fat are
the mawkish and feeble Senrimentaties Of the
trashy novels poured out from the press, com.
pared with the vigorous nourishment derived
from the realities presented in such book as
u,
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Foreign Missions.-With the earnest and
forcible appeal for Foreign Missions found on
the first page, our brother, "Veritas," con-
cludes the Friendly Counsels to Young Men, I"
which have appeared in our columns for some
time past. The care and ability with which
these pieces have been written, as well as the
fervent piety pervading them throughout,
have made them-We cannot but hope it-a
blessing To many.
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Meetings of Presbyteries. Much room
is now necessarily taken up with the proceed
ings of these judicatores at their late meet
ings. But We are nearly through. and neat
week report, in part at least, of the meeting
of the SYNOD NAV be expected.
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MISSIONARY SUPPLIES.

Reys. j. McChain, T. Brown, HI. B. Rose,
s. d. Stuart, A. L.. Hogshead, each one Sab
bath at Russell; Revs. Henry Smith, j. H..
Wallace H. NJ White, each two Sabbaths at
discretion Rev. VIM. V. Wilson, one Sab
bath at Sharon Rev. j. H. Martin, one Sab
bath at Crab Orchard and Mt Airy Rev. D..
B. Ewing, one Sabbath at Radtord Iron works,
and one at Crab Orchard; Rev. |. N. Naf,
one Sabbath at Grab Orchard Rev. R. G..
Graham, one Sabbath at Sharon, and one at
Crab Orchard; Rev. R. Gray, one Sabbath at
fredericksburg Rev. L. c. Brown one Sab
bath in Grayson county; Rev. j. Lyons, one
Sabbath at Burk's Garden; Rev. j. NJ Hum.
phreys, Kimberlin at discretion; Rev. B. Gil
dersleeve, at discretion.
DANIEL B. Ewing.
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MILDRED. A Novel By George NJ Craik,
author of Leslie Tyrrell," &C. New
York: Harper Il Brothers.
THE BRAMLEIGHs OF Bishops FOLLY A
Novel New York: Harper 4 Brothers.
APPLEToN's ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC FOR
1869. New York; D. Appleton & Co.
JACOB FAITHFUL. Of Appleton cheap edi-
ton of Maryatt's works.
Through Messrs. A. II. Christian & Co..
1908 Main street.
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A. H. Christian & Co., have removed to
10. 1908, Main Street, nearly opposite the
Post Ofhee-a most eligible location, where we
wish them increased prosperity
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-15

1t will hardly do to pooh-pooh any longer
at the Au,Klux Khan as Radical bugaboo
IN the face of the General Order of Gen
Meade, the full text of which has now
reached us. He officially recognizes and
announces the existence of "a secret or.
ganization for no good purpose which
seems to be rapidly spreading through
these states" Georgia, Florida, and Al
sabama), and instructs his subordinatcs
most strlngently as to the means and man.
ner OF discriminating it. The dispatch Of
our special correspondent at Atlanta, pub
ished on Monday, did not overstate the
gravity Of the situation, and the alarm which
we thereupon expressed is fully shared, it
seems, by the Commanding General of the
Third Military District.
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-.ir. For the Standard.
Republican Meeting in Montgomery.

At large and respectable meeting of the
Republicans of Montgomery County, held at
this place on Tuesday, April 7th, 1868, J. H.
Davis was called to the Chair. and Neill Nc.
Inniss and Austin s. Harris Esqrs appoint
ed Secretary. The object of the meeting
having been fully stated by the Chairman,
the following persons were selected as the
candidates for the County and District:
For the Senate, Jehu H. Davis.
For the House Of Representatives, George A.
Graham. .Aa
For Sheriff, Peter c. Riley.
For Superior Court Clerk, C. C. Wade.
For Register Of Deeds, Parsons H. Morris.
For County Treasurer, David A. Boyd.
/ For County Surgeyor, Nereus Thayer.
For County Commissioners, Austin 8. Har-
ris, John A. Graham, Neill McInniss, John
G. Nichols, Silas Kerans.
For Coroner, David Debery.
After which the following resolutions were
/ unanimously adopted:
1. Resolued, That we, the Republicans of
Montgomery County, do heartily endorse
the action of the Republican State Conven-
ton which assembled at Raleigh on the Goth
day of February last.
q. 1uaI WIFI That sterllnS patrlot ana
true and fearless Republican, Hon. W. w,
Holden, at the head of the State ticket, we
can and will carry North Carolina at the
next election by an immense majority.
8. That we pledge to all the candidates
nominated here to day our cordial and undi-
vided support.
4. That the proceeding of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretaries and
be published in the Raleigh Standard.
r...L ]. H. DAVIS, Chairman.
MEL McINNEss. ss,,stor;..
AUSTIN s. HARRIS. ''oo'e'"F1es.
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FOR the standard.
Republican Meeting in Allegheny.

nepuD1can MeetlnS IN AiieShany.
A Republican meeting was held in Sparta,
Allegheny County, N. c., March the 18th,
1868, John A. Jones, Esq :. being called to
the chair,
On motion, VIM. A. ]. Fowlkes was ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion of C. G. Fowlkes, the Chair
man appointed Goldman Higgins, John Col
Inns, Hugh Hanks, A. B. Carson, G. G..
Fowlkes and VIM. A ]. Fowlkes, as a COM
mittce to draft resolutions in behalf of the
body, who reported the following:
1. Resolced, That we are highly gratified
with the nomination of w. W. HOLDEN. for
Governor of this State.
g. That We fully concur with Congress in
the legislative acts concerning reconstruc-
ton, &c. ........-
g. We believe that the State Constitution
al Convention in forming said Constitution
are doing justice to themselves and to the
people generally and consequently to the
natioa
4. That we hereby express to Gen. CAN
BY our hearty concurrence and gratitude
for the able and efficient government of the
military affairs in District No. 2.
5. That these proceedings be transmitted
to the North Carolina Standard office, for
publication, with request that all loyal
papers copy.
The same being submitted to the body
were unanimously adopted
JOHN A. JONES, Ch'm'n.
VIM. A. j. FOwLKEs, Sec'y.
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The Pell Sentinel says that the support of
the Public Schools will cost the State $3.50,
600.
The destruction ofthe School Fund-alias
the Literary Fund-renders this tax neces.
sary. The Conservative leaders DESTROYED
this fund. They, and they alone, have rem
dered taxation for Schools necessity WI.
Post.
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I" 1t will be more intolerable for Sodom
and Gomorrah in the day of judgment than
for the Republicans of North Carolina when
we get into power."-VANcE.
Union men will be "hustlcd" from the
polls. "-VANCR.
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WITHDRAWAL OF MIR. CORR

ELIZABETH CITY, April 10, 1868.
MEssRs. EDITORS: = l have announced that
have withdrawn my name as Republican
candidate for Congress, in the First Dis
trict. Unwilingt to contribute to the sue
cess OF the Conservative ticket, feel that
express the feelings of my numerous friends
throughout the District, in thus retiring
from the contest. take this method of
returning sincere thanks for the hearty sup
port which received from all parts of the
District, and truly hope all the good Repub-
licans OF the District will unite with me in
swelling the majority of Jno. r. French,
Esq. Very Respectfully,
G. L. COBB,
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How DOES HE Know ?-The Raleigh
SentineI-ceracious .journnI-says that PEN
itentiary will cost $25O,OOO. How does he
know? This is not Republican, but
Copperhead, estimate. The Constitution
says no such thing. The Penitentiary will
cost just whatever the people, through their
Representatives, authorize.-Wu Post.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM M. COLEMAN.
OF WAKE.

Republican State Judicial Ticket.
Supreme Court Judges.
M. PEARSON, of Yadkin.
VILLAIN B. RODMAN, of Beaufort.
.OBERT P. DICK, of Guilford.
'HOMAS SETTLE, of Rockingham.
J. G.. READE. of Person.
Superior Court.
FIRST DISTRICT,
CHI ARLES G. POOL,
OF PAsQUoTANK.
SECOND DISTRICT,
EDMOND W. JONES,
OF WASHINGTON.
THIRD DISTRICT,
CHARLES r. THOMAS,
OF CRAVEN.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
DANIEL L. RUSSELL, JR.,
OF BRUNSWICK.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
RALPH P. BUXTON,
OF CUMBERLAND.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
SAMUEL w. WATTS,
OF MARTIN.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
ALBION w. TOURGEE
OF GUILFoRD.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
DARIUS II. STARBUCK,
OF FORSYTH.
NINTH DISTRICT,
GEORGE w. LOGAN,
OF RUTHERFORD
TENTH DISTRICT.
ANDERSON MITCHELL.
OF IREDELL.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
J. L. HENRY.
OF BUNcoMBE.
TWELFTH DISTRICT,
RILEY H. CANNON,
OF JACKSON.
Republican Congressional Ticket:
FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN R. FRENCH,
OF CHOwAN.
SECOND DISTRICT,
DAVID HEATON,
OF CRAVEN.
THIRD DISTRICT,
OLIVER II. DOCKERY,
OF RICHMOND.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JOHN I. DEWEESE,
OF WAKE.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
ISRAEL G. LASH,
OF FoRsYTHE.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
CALVIN j.. COWLES,
OF WILKES.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
& ALEXANDER H. JONES.
OF BUNcoMBE.
10th Senatorial District.
FOR THE SENATE,
WILLIE D. JONES.
RICHARD INGE WYNNE.
HOUSE OF COMMONS,
JOSEPH w. HOLDEN.
STOKES D. FRANKLIN.
FIELDING G.. MORING.
JAMES H. HARRIS.
FOR SHERIFF,
CAPT. TIMOTHY F. LEE.
IF FOR CORONER,
JOSEPH T. BACKALAN.
FOR TREASURER,
JEFFERSON FISHER.
FOR SUPERIOR COURT CLERK,
JOHN N. BUNTING.
REGISTER OF DEEDS,
WILLIAM w. WHITE.
FOR SURVEYOR,
81 billiard J. SMITH.
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
" ROBT. W. WYNNE. Pc
JOSHUA P. ANDREWS,
TA(NnD CnDDETT
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10th Senatorial District.

-... FOR THE SENATE,
WILLIE D. JONES.
RICHARD INGE WYNNE.
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Election held on Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday, the sIst, ssd, and cad April.
Republican State Executive Ticket,
FOR GOVERNOR,
w. w. HOLDEN.
OF WAKE
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
TOD r. CALDWELL,
OF BURKE.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
II. J. MENNINGER,
FOR TREASURER,
DAVID A. JENKINS,
OF CASTOR.
FOR AUDITOR,
HENDERSON ADAMS.
OF DAVIDSON.
FOR sUPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CEBERN L. HARRIS.
OF RUTHERFORD.
FOR SUPT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL S. ASHLEY.
OF NEW HANOVER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM M. COLEMAN
OF WAKE.
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FOR SHERIFF,
CART. TIMOTHY F. LEE.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS,
JOSEPH w. HOLDEN.
STOKES D. FRANKLIN.
FIELDING G.. MORING.
JAMES H. HARRIS.
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Republican State Judicial Ticket,
Supreme Court Judges.
RICHMOND M. PEARSON, of Yadkin,
WILLIAM B. RODMAN, of Beaufort,
ROBERT P. DICK, of Guilford.
THOMAS SETTLE, of Rockingham.
E. G. READE. of Person.