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As incidents worthy of note are transporting
daily in our midst, and seeing no mention of the
same in your columns by exchange otherwise,
l take the liberty to address you, tina. our light
may shine abroad well Us at home.
Business has been suspended for over three
weeks, and all classes, sex and color have bsen
doing honor to themselves and the cause of
Christ by attending Union Revival, where
three denominations have united their efforts
and prayers, that the sin and iniquity which has
prevailed to such alarming extent ain this
God-forsaken place may be uprooted."
Robinson's Hall where Unversslist meetings
and weekly dances are heldl is made the especial
object Of prayer. They also "entreat God to
knock the siiackles of sin from off those who
age from the oppressed African" "Uyou catch
tie idca7"
can in no way better illustrate their success
than by giving you an example of the gnllibility
OF our community.
AN INCIDENT
Not far from one year ago one A. A. Kelly, of
Chicago, advertised quite extensively and sent
tickets in some numbers to this place, accompa-
MED with long list of prizes, ranging in value
from to $50 dollars to be given away to the
lucIy ticket-holdera. His agent met with UNI
paralleled success in the sale Of tickets, many
buying them by the package and continuing to
buy until the day announced for drawing had
arrived Among the purchasers were several OF
our grGy-haired, smart business men, who ex-
pected to draw, not an elephant, but melodeen,
to ornament their parlers and keep their dauSh-
ters inside of doors, at least share of the time
At the day set for drawing A. A. Kelly g. Co., Of
Chicago, were among the missing His dupes
waxed wroth, and lived for months with blight
ed expectations snawing at their vitals
The assurance of Kelly IL Co.. from Canada
where he had gone, he claimed, to make ar
rangements for the drawing, acted as an offectiv,
opate upon their afflicted pursc-ons
few days since he published through hi
organ, Koly's Weekly, u list of the lucky mum
bers. All bought in this place having drawn ,
hundred and nifty dollar prize, which would b.
forwarded to the holders upon receipt of sever
aud one-half dollars, amount requisite to pay TO
package, express &c.
few thrust their hands deep into thei
pockets in search OF the ready spelter which i
TO make their happiness complete and VIII
wouldn't when cool $3.50 was awaiting "
triAng q remittance? The amount being dull,
forwarded, each one awaits impatisntly the al
rival Of his melodeon or gold watch, the onl
prizes on tho list valued at $150.) Meanwhile
they encourage lottery schemes among thei
friends, and report their good fortune in gy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-01

GEN. MEADE has given the radicals sur
prise this time. After pleasing them immense
ly in playing the military despot by the re-
moval of Gov. jenkins, of Georgia, he turns
about and virtually reissues the order Of
Gen. Hancock, turning over to the civil courts
all otfenses for trial, and granting the people
the right of the writ Of habeas corpus.
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much larger mill adjoining that of Messrs. Noyes,
Brown Il Norton, which is yet unfinished be-
Ing designed for the manufacture of white papers.
We observe also, that the new Touring mill of
Richard & Co., at Marseilles il in operation, and
We are advised that it is not only turning ont a
splendid article of -four but is thronged with
business f+er rEr T1I1u "a no
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pE nT, EOE ORDER TO SELL

IL
SALLs -C0unty Cpi Usrsof % March Term A. D.
1868 Joseph Stout, administrator If the estate of Martin
Larkin deceased Thomas Isrkin Satharine Donahoe
Rosanna Dllen Mary Pur.n, and Peter purdenretiton
FOR sale of real estate
happening from mn affidavit hle in the office Of the
clerk VI sa1 court that said defendant Peter Puren is Not
Resident OF said stat" Notice is hereby given you tho said
fster Pnrdea that said petitioner filed in said court ON the
oh day of January 1885, his PETITION praying for an
order tor the sale OF the following described estate sita.
ted IN the county OF LA Sale and State of Illinois, viz The
west halt OF the south east quarter OF section number thirty
one, t3t) In township number tiryio (3
number thr.e ~ east OF the THRU S principal meridian
aud that SUMMONS th-reupon Issued theron IL 10y law
qured.
Now therefore, unless you the said Peter Purcn person
ally be and appear before said syc holden
at the Court Louise In Ottawa said county ON the first
Monday Of March. 1858 plead answer or demur
Ia said petition tle will be taken for confessed as
against YOU and decree will be catered according the
prayer thereof. A. Il, MOORE Clerk
d. 4, JOINS, Petitioners SOLICITOR. feb l-Iw.
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Current News.

Tho Democratic State Central Committee OF
Kentucky have issued call for Democratic
State Convention to meet at Frankfort on the
22nd of February, 1863, to nominate candidate
for Governor, an electoral ticket and to appoint
delegates to the National Democratic Conven.
ton.
Attorney General Stanbery. ut the Jackson
banquet in Washington, on the 9Th, made the
announcement that the reconstruction measures
are unconstitutional, and will be declared null
and void by the Supreme Court. This accounts
for thelintroduction of tho bill in congress to
virtually abolish the court.
Prof. VIM B. Bradbury, the world renowned
composer Of church music, died at Montclair,
N. j., on the 7th instant, from consumption.
Samuel Nicholson, the inventor Of the Niohol.
sob pavement, died in Boston, on the 9Th in
slant.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Smith, Of kentucky, succeeds
Bishop Hopkins as presiding Bishop Of the Epis-
copal Church in the United States
If gossip be true, Unconditional Surrender
Grant surrendered to constitutional infirmity.
farmer named Smith and his wife, living
half dozen miles from Joliet. visited that city
on shopping tour few days ago taking with
them child weeks old. Going home it being
intensely cold, the woman wrapped tn, child up
so closely in shawl, that the child was smoth-
cred to death.
Schenck, of Ohio, and Tobias A. Plants, Of New
the two
md Fernando Wood is the frest looking, while
Geerge NJ. Adams, of Kentucky, Thomas E.
Stewart, of New York, are among the handsom-
est. Baldwin, of Massachusetts,, is the fattest
man, and Maynard of Tennessee, is the leanest
Juries inERgland have some privileges not ac-
corded to those in this country. In a recent case
at Chester bill Of five pounds for liquor and ci-
gsrs consumed by the jurors WAS allowed by the
count
4 prize fight on Bloody Island near St. Louis,
between Reardon and McCann on the 10Th in
slant, resulted in the death Of the latter
A Radical editor of the birthstone sort in Meri-
den, Conn, asks il there is no "pAtrot" to as
sassinate President johnson, and suggests that
such man "woald write his name in imperish-
able letters beside that of Washington" When
such road to glory lies plain before him, why
doesn't the editor do it himself He can't be
afraid.
The collection Of taxes in Aurora is about to
&c resisted by legal proceedings 1t is alleged
The authorities have been toe lavish in expendi-
sYres and assessments.
The scarcity of water in large portion of Ill.
inois is getting to be a serious matter. The Nor.
rs Herald says: In this vicinity, within the
last week, wells that have heretofore held out in
their supply, have /" kicked the bncket," and our
people are now compelled to be very frugal in the
uss of the fluid. -...
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The following toast was given at the Sth OF
January democratic celebration at Washing
ton:
State Secession and State Expulson-twin
rights or twin. wrongs, we abjur them both.
1t gives the whole case in a nutshell. 1t
tells exactly who the rebels were and who the
rebels are
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~ w. GRlCIGS, Attorney at Law and Notary
- Public Office in Cheever's block opposite telegram
A''ehds to collections, convcyancing and Investigating
feb /, 1858.
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NOTICE-E:rArEo OF JOHN =. ANTHONY, Dgct ,s.p No.
tte IL hereby given, that the undersigned eyecusrs
oil IN" last w and tsaamcnt of john e. Anthony late ths
county OF Ia Sale and .tts of ls deceased will appear before
the County Court Of nd county thu third MONDAY being
IN. Goth day OF April 1855 the House Ottawa in
said county, when aud where all persons having claims or
demands against said notified To and N esst
the same ~ writing for adjustment
Dated this 22d day Of January. A. D 1868
HELEN N. ANTHONY.
FREDERICK A. SHERWOOD,
January 25-6w. Executors
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J. ARLVlLLE ITEMS.
IRON OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WILLIAM c. ROBINSON, one OF our solid bus
mess men, has just returned from California
where he went last August, to bury his only son,
who has been out on the Pacific slope to regain
his health. His son was dead and buried before
the father arrived We are glad TO welcome Mr.
Robinson back to our town and business circles
We could i'll Afford to spare him from among
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Saturday Jan. e5.
Senate not in session.

Senate not in session.
Ho'Re-The house spent the day in general de-
bate. Mr. Sitgrisves discussed the state of the
Union from christian point of view. Mr.. Price
disputed the soundness Of his theology. Mr.. Nor
rill made long and dreary speech on the fipan-
ces. Mr.. Williams, OF Ind, argued that the dem
eeFstic party WAS Responsible for the rebellion
and Mr.. Munger confutsd him. ,AdjenrnsA--
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Marrir0.

On Saturday Jan. llh, BY the Rev Mr. Stewart at the
residence OF the brides mother Dir Collins T. Clifford to Miss
Sarah A. Jennings, all Of Tonica
~ Hartford Ct Jan ~, by Rev. J. II. Twicheli, Mr.
Hesry Y. Clark and Miss Nellie A. Hunt. No cards.
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HnS. L. A. KISGsBuRY, hailing from the east,
b. .Ist been enlightenins the people here in a
lecture on female suffrage. Her lecture was full
OF the usual cattrap, delineatinS the expressions
of woman. She held forth in Robin-e4,,s Hall,
and empty seats were her auditors. She is a
woman OF ordinary talent, fair speaker pleasing
in address, no. bad looking BY remaining at
home with her family, she probably would make
q good wife and mother.
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WILLIAM FOSTER, keeper sf dining hall,
started for Chicago some two weeks ago, since
which time trace Of him could he found until
within two or three days. He had some 500 to
$500 with him, and was supposed to have been
foully dealt with. lie has finally turned up in
Omaha The whole people were good deal ex-
oitol until the lost was found No cause as
-si1-,,ed for his sudden disappearance.
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p1OtHG9A III scasfS9M gsnN anDit9Hq9A
THE hoyr) having arrived, the report
of the committee on neutrality-suspicious.,
being special order was taken up.
T Sections !, ., SASS, Z, were adopted.
Mr. Latin moved the following rs an adj
ditional sectiOn:3 nj .2gHGuteh.uD hla
That no person shall hold more than one
lucrative Office under the. State at the same
time, Provided, that officers in the militia,
| justices of the peace, commissioners Of pub
lie charities, and commissioners appointed
! for special purposes, shall not be CONSIDERED
as offices within the meaning Of this section.
| Adopted.
The article as amended, was adopted.
Mr.. Latin askednleave of absence for Mr..
Dickey. Not granted. anon a,,AarF
Mr.. Hood gave notice that he would on
tomorrow move to reconsider the article on
miscellaneous affairs. 7'.t 80
I Divorces were granted Mr.. O"erton, of
BERTHE Mrs. Hopkins, of Granville; Dewitt
| and Nancy Wilson, of Rowan; Mrs. Winny
Cribs, of Chatham Mrs. Lavinia Lee, of
Guilford Mrs. Esther V. Todd, of Raleigh !;
Mrs. Josephine Emanuel, Mrs. Eliza G. Wag-
ner, and Mrs. Adline Slater. ,rs b TigJ
On motion of Mr. Mann, the ordinance
cuaIteiiuS LUG cape Tear 0teaulooo' No'.
CATION Company, was taken up and passed.
The report of the Committee on Seventeen
to incorporate tine Charlotte City Hall Asso-
citation, was taken up and passed. t,
A motion to adjourn was lost.
Mr.. Bryan, OF Wilkes, was allowed to en-
ter his protest against granting divorces.
| Mr.. Pool submitted report from the
committee on enrolment. 81 t..s5i
On motion the Convention adjourned.
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Notice..

NOTICE..
The Republican County Nominating CONVEX
ton for Wilkes County will be held in the Court
House at Wilkesboro', on Saturday, the alst Of
March, 1868, for the purpose OF nominating can
didates for the Legislature and County officers.
The citizens of each District in the County are
requested to hold meetings and send up dele
gates; and, also, every man who is Republican
is invited to attend. Per order of the
r...s COUNTY COMMITTEE
March IL, 1868. 116-id
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WHAT WE LOVE WOMAN FoR.-Some one,
speaking of beautiful girl with enthusiasm, said
he was almost in love with her, though her un-
Outstanding was byno means brilliant. "Pooh! p
said Goethe, lang ring, " as if love had anything
to do with understanding! We love girl tor
very different things than understanding. We
love her for her beauty, her youth, her contding
ness, her character, with its faults, caprices and
Heaven knows what other inexpressibe charms !;
but we do not love her understanding Her mind
we esteem Gf it is brilliantly and it may greatly
elevate her in our opinion; nay, more, it en-
chains US when We already love. But her under
standing is not that which awakens and en1ames
our passions"
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

W. W. HOLDEN, Chairman. Post Office
Raleigh, Wake County, N. C. r..t-
,ros5, 4, FIRST DISTRICT.
JAMES W. NEwsoM, jackson, Northampton
7. A. SYKES WooGville, Pasquotank County,
SAMUEL T. CARRow, Washington. Beaufort
County, N. C. $780,. -.
CHARLES BLAIR, Edenton, Chowan County,
NC. 4l5 49, ,..r- a
EDWARD C. ALBERTsoN, IIertford, Perqui-
mans County, N. C. t.f s
SECOND DISTRICT. lH OF
THos. POWERS, Newbern, Craven County,
NC. .--. '
]. E. O'HARA, Goldsborough, Wayne County,
N. C.. r.l rr lf1rl
) DAVID D. CoIeRovE, Trenton, Jones County,
j. NJ PATRICK, Snow Hill, Green County,
RICHARD JouSsroS, Tarboro, EdgecomDe
County, N. c. ra, .,. r,.i pf-,l,,
THIRD DISTRICT. .sl
G. A. GRAHAM, Swift Island, Montgomery
G. q. FRENCH, Wilmington, New Hanover
County, n. e. s.H
JAMES OxEND1NE, Red Banks, Robson County,
JAMES W. HOOP, Fayetteville, Cumberland
DIXON INGRAM, Lesville, Arson County,
N. &.
i 81 FOURTH DISTRICT.
JAMES 81. HARRIS, Raleigh, Wake County,
w T. GuNFER Haywood, Chatham County,
DR.. f. GRIssoM, New Light, Wake County,
J. A. LYMAN, Warrenton, Warren County,
W. A SMITH, smithield, Johnston County,
~ % % i'd >, r,, =, ~, rga.at-iog ="
A. W; ToUReEE, Greens borough, Guilford
THOMAS SETTLE, Wentworth, Rockingham
D. H. STARBUcK, Salem, Forsyth County,
wlLsos CAREY, Yancey1Iille, caswell County,
WI. HENDERSON, Lexington, Davidson Coun-
| ty, N. e. ,.' Hi 17'a '"a..'i3Ai err.
fra vi rcd, SIXTH DISTRICT. ie' seg
| JERRY SMITH, Taylorsvillc, Alexander County,
| n. G. "a
DR.. MnToN HoDBs, Mocksville, Davie County,
INC. -hcga. s.L iii r.u
"; c. BARnIseHR, Concord, cabarrus County,
Nc 20 5e -
i NJ. J. AYDLorT, Dallas CASTOR County, N. c.
JOSEPH BALLARD, Salisbury, Rowan County,
| Lsr SEVENTH DISTRICT
A. Fl. JONES, Asheyille, Buncombe County,
JoHN CLAYTON, Asheville Buncombe County
g. ", B. GARRETT, Jonathan's Creek, Hay
/ W. H. LoeAS, Rutherfordton, Rutherford
iI,Nc;,,I G. JONES, Patterson, Caldwell County
4 G. L. HARRIS, er o6lcioa Post Office Raleigh
|, Wake County, N. G. l,r,,.,, 4; ,,..f..
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Republican Meanings.

Rev. j. W. Hood, w. T. j. Hayes, and other:
will address the people at the following locatle,
Halifax, March 25th.
Scotland Neck, eth.
Enfield, April LIST.
Brinkleysville, end.
Littleton, &c 3rd.
Rally up Republicans, there is no time. to i0ae.
The day to decide whom We will have to serve
you is close at hand.
D. W. HODGIN, Sec. Rep. Er. Com.
March Is, 1865. 116-td.
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For the Standard.
SALISBURY, March 10.

The Conservatives attempted to have a
meeting here on last Saturday, but failed most
signally, owing to the slim attendance. The
meeting was postponed two weeks. The
good cause is gaining strength day by day.
Good citizens are seeing that nothing is to
be accomplished by opposing reconstruction.
They want to see peace and quiet once more.
They are tired of all this trouble and tur.
moil They want reconstruction, and are
going to vote the Republican ticket as the
only means of securing it. Put Rowan
down for large Republican majority.
has s- ROWAN.
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Meeting for Nomination.

The Republican Executive Committee of TIa.
flax County will hold meeting at Halifax Cout
house on Saturday March 2Sth, at one O'Clock
to nominate Superior Court Clerk, Sheriff, anl
magistrates. Every Union man and Republican
is requested to attend. By Order
D. w. HoDGIN, Sec. State Rep FL. Com.
March IA, 1868. ll7-td
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Republican Meeting in Warren County

y There will be meeting of the Republicans Of
Warren county on Saturday, 2lst of March, for
the purpose of nominating candidates.
to Reconstruction on the Congressional plan, are
requested to be present. Col. Deweese, Jas H.
Harris, and other distinguished speakers will be
present. By THE COMMITTEE.
March 18th, 1868 ..s 115-tL
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Randolph County Convention.

There will be Convention of the Republican
party of Randolph County, at Asheboro', on The
2Sth inst, to nominate candidates for the Couutv
offices, and also two candidates to represep,
Randolph in the House of Representatives of til.
next General Assembly. 1t is earnestly desired
that all the Republican party be fully Represented
in said Convention.
By order of the Executive Committee.
]. r. BULLA, Chairman,
March H. 1865 ll7-td
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The following delegation to represent
North Carolina at the Chicago Convention,
was announced: ...e g. ...
STATE AT LARGE. ..... p.
ALFRED DocKERY, alternate w. r. MYERS
L. g. ESTES, r IS a. w. ToUReEE,
WM BARROW, IS SAM'L FoRKNER.
A IT JONES
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convention assembled at II o'clock,
the President in the chair.
The roll was called and quorum found
present. f..s1l ..'
The President announced as committee
on relief, provided for by the resolution of
Mr.. Rodman: Messrs Rodman, Pool, Jones,
of Caldwell, Rich, Watts, Bradley, Fullings,
and McCubbins ~ j. o.#-
MIR. Latin, called for the reading of the re-
port OF the standing committee on miseella-
neous provisions. z % .l-.eS lr t5ssT
The article was read, when = IS, "A
Mr. Latin moved to strike out all from
the LIST line to the word "an in the 7th
| line. d r.fsf - ..----.',. Il
Mr.. Tourgee moved to amend by adding
| at the close of the section, $ Prooide5,7 that
new trial shall be granted in cases where
the party considers himself agrieved." q
MIR. Forkner moved to amend by striking
out the word "shall 4" and inserting the
ward may" in lien thereof. Adopted.
The 1st section as amended was adopted.
The second section was read, when y d
MIR. Durham moved to strike out in the
9TH line, the words, vested in him by the
government of the United States" -'
Mr.. Durham said that if the section is
adopted as it now stands, you will leave
open for prosecution the soldiers of the late
Confederate army. Il you adoptsuch a pol
icy as this, what kind of peace will you have
in the western part of this State If you
arouse the old prejudices of the people upon
this subject, you will have any thing but
peace and quiet. '' = ,.
There were outrages committed upon both
sides, under authority. Itseems to me that
this is another step to create confusion and
strife among the people. I propose to
strike this feature out and leave the matter
just as it now stands. A private soldier may
be here indicted and punished for acts com
: initted by him under authority of his General
It will not do you any good-it will not do
your party any good. 1t will provoke NAL
ice, and secret murders will probably be the
result of it. .Ir..r ...-a--s.q Z, g
Mr.. Abbot said that the reason why the
motion had been made to repeal the amnes-
ty bill, passed by the Legislature. was be-
cause of the atrocities committed by men
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NOTICES
Republican Mo., W.,

Gov. Holden, Hon. Thos. settlo r.
Thomas, Esq, A. W. Toursee, ESQ O.. =, :"
s. Littlefeld, and other Republican sno.r' ' w.
will address the people at the following .;
and Dlaces ""ieS
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FIRST DISTRICT.
c. c. Pool, alternate r. C. PARKER,
E. W. JONES, g" j. r. PAGE. ..-
SECOND DISTRICT. t-
THos. Powers, alternate w. A. MOORE,
RICHARD SHORT, " j. E. O'HARA.
THIRD DISTRICT. a...
l. A. PECK, alternate F. F. FRENCH,
J. S. LEARY, Is G. A. GRAHAM.
b. m FOURTH DISTRICT.
E. GRIssoM, alternate ]. II. HARRIS,
j. W. HOLDEN, j. p. ANDREWS.
.- FIFTH DISTRICT.
d. Fl. STARBUCK. alter'te w. F. HENDERSON
CHAs CARPENTER, ]. W. brewer.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
G. J. Cow1Es, alternate w. NJ. COLEMAN,
W. SLOAN, Is D. A. JENKINS.
SEVENTH DISTRICT. -s
G. W. LOGAN, alternate r. NJ HENRY,
T. r. CALDWELL, - w. w. ROLLINS.
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Third Congressional District.

There will be Convention Of this District, at
Lumberton, Robson County, on "Wednesday
March 18th, at 10 A. NJ, for the purpose OF nom
mating candidate for Congress, and doing such
other business as may properly come before tue
Convention.
Each County will be entitled to double The
number Of delegates that they may have in The
Constitutional Convention.
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Republican Mass Meetings.

Republican Mass Meetings.
James f. O'Hara will address the people at The
various places herein mentioned:
Roxboro, Wednesday, March 18th.
Leesburg, Thursday, " 10Th.
Yanceyville, Friday, I" Goth
Greensboro, Saturday, (" 2lst
Albemarle, Tuesday,, Oath.
Big Lick, Wednesday, 4" 25th.
He will also canvass the Counties of Montgom
cry, Moore, Harnett and Johnston.
D. w. HODGIN, Sec. Rep. Ee. Con-.
March IL, 1865 1l4-td
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Convention
THURSDAY, March -.

REPORTED BY JOS. w. HOLDEN.
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Public Speaking.

fUDIIC SpedKIngs
Col. Deweese, the regular nominee of The
Republican party for Congress in this, the 4th
District, j. H. Harris, Samuel Watts, A. II. Gal
loway, and other Speakers, will address the peO