The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-07-07
NO27.

Gases from the 9th and 9th Districts were
taken up.dii llaL .ls glsa q 4 .issfG
Shelton vs. Shelton, from Dayie County,.
was put off. sias5a5fs % 91nssda aiit NJ
The following cases were argued:t 5ss19ini
Miller VS.. Gibson from Rowan County,
Kerr Craig for Planting. Baiiy' for Defenca
dant. eSs19ssS.
Smith vs.. Smithdeal from Rowan county.
Kerr Craig for Plaintiff lain Baily or Defsh-i
dant.
State vs.. IS Sandy Rats, from Row coun9. oul1.
ty Attorney General for State. Baily for
Defendant.
Avery vs.. Hutchinson, from Rowan coun-
ty Kerr and Craig for Plaintiff and Will
son and Bailey for Defendant. sils9 Eiiiasssr
State VS.. Cherry, from GAston County At-in
torney General for State Cow Bragg forIs
Defendant silGi3G ,aoiiejap ais fswens
Opinions were delivered as follows: sdi 10
By PEARSON, G. j. In Smithlvs. Stitchell,
from Bertie.- Affirmed -
In Harrell vs. Watkins, from Hertfofds No
errrarierg aai at b3isiep yl;su sGTf a5Bis-je9g
In Dixon, Davidson & Co., VS.. Pace, from
Chatham. Judgment affirmed. 4; I,agr
BY READE, ]. In State "a, rel McNeill Vs.,
Morrison, from Moore. No, error, Judg-,s
ment here for plaintiff.
In Solomon VS.. Winslow, from Cumber-
land. Judgment affirmed, and judgment
here for plaintiff. sgS5lgal..
In Myers vs.. Credle, from Beaufort. No
error. /, Judgment here for defendant. bIeags
3 BY RoDMAN, j. In Patrick VS. Joyner,
from Pitt. Injunctions dissolved, and cause.
Sremanded. .----- .-------
In Heilig VS., Stokes, Reid vs.. Stokes and
Holmes VS., Stokes. all from ,Stanly. Same
order in each case, affirming tile orders con-
tinuing the injunctions. .ssiia fcis bs4ensf
In Nelson VS., Blue, from Robeson. De-
cree declaring rights to be drawn, Cause
remanded. eli biod gBta TasGsga4q siis saIs
By DICK. i, In State VS.. Potter & Simp-
son, from Beaufort. Judgment reversed. sTsa
In State VS.. HaHghteu, from New Hano-
yer. Noerror. Judgment afiirined.Jgid 4
In Mitchell VS.. Henderson 8 Baylor, from .
CasweH. Judgment revised. Veniy d.
noyo awarded. -
BY SETTLE, J. In State vs.. Douglass,
from Moore Judgment affirmed. - - !.
| In State VS.. Credle, from Beaufort. ApSs.
peal dismissed.
In Dick VS.. Dickson, from Cumberland.
Affirmed. ,,rei- 10 sle3a, All, 4satra oei,ag4Isc
Fr's For several aa days past the Sentinel has !,
plaintively appealed to its readers to at
tend meeting to be held at the court house
last night and if its words, bad any influence
whatever the house should have been
crowded by ardent patriots anxious to hear
a lecture on agriculture by the eloquent
Turner. But alas, how have the mighty
fallenll. The, hour, arrived. ,sT The, bell was
rung with. great vigo,, and the crowd surged
towards the Court Hnuse and crowded up i
the stairs in two ranks, one abreast, Turner !
leading, DeCarteret following. DeCarteret
presided, explained the object of the meet b
ing to be to appoint delegates to attend
convention at Louisburg to nominatefa
Democratic candidate to afill the, vacancy
caused by the death of Senator Richard ]. !;
Wynne.I Turner GRATED upon agriculture
in general and finally touched upon the OBJ
iect of the meeting, and said he thought
there was chance of defeating Hawkins,
who had gone gover tn the Radicals, or TO,
whom the Radicals had come, he did not
know which, A few illusions to the last
horse shod in Tubal Gains blacksmith shop
before the food, and the great moral effect
of that event, agricuiturally considered
six original illusions to negro inferiority,
carpet bag rascality, judicial politicians, the
STANDARD. Gov HOLDEN, and the, Radical
party, and few tears and lamentations
over the destruction of the slave trade. and
curses at the despotisn, Of reconstruction !,
all mixed up in an inextricable tumble Of bad
!, English and astale jokes, and Turner sat-
down completely overcome with the mag
nltude of the subject, of agriculture. This
harangue was listened to BY eleven Republi-,
cans and the president Of the meeting and
in precisely four weeks from, date the Esnts-,
mel will publish thls as ? tremendous turn,
out, unless its reporter has the neuralgia in
the head" or baiek in,his hat, and cannot
see to write out hisinotes. seA
Masonic FESTIVAL r1s,Al The Masonic Broth
3 eriiood of this city, propose giving q grand