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The weekly standard., 1870-06-22
For the StandaTd.

For the Standard. Il
Nix. EDITOR - In common with those of
your readers, with whom / have cnnyersed
since the appearance lnf yuur paper of the
fifth inst. / most cheeriully endorse your
article in reference ia the Kuklux, and the
determination Of the Governor to punish
and put them down. am glad that you
speak by authority, when you say, the Gov
ernor intends to demand and to bdce In
dennity for the past aud security for the
future l like the ring of1the metal I
Forbearance has been rampled Upon, and
mistaken for cowardice. N0C, re know that
peace and security will come to our beds and
iiresides and the freedom of thought, OF
speech, and Of action, win he enjoyed with,
out mplestat;on. The Governor will be sus-
tained- He need, as We know he does not,
fear no personal violence His friends, and
the friends Of law and order, will protect him
in the last extremity, in his efforts to.arrest
the distnrbers Of our political and domestic
quiet. t.
The "so-cslled highest" when tie heat
becomes warm and animated, will skuik
from the grasp of the law, while their poor
deiuded fUllowers-the tools. who think 1t
an honor to spill blood at their calling, will
lie brought iorlr and made IN suffer for
their !-timed cnunsel Tia. "s,,-c1lled
highest, :" They are the men " hn plan, and
they are The men who ought to swing Tor
tue death Of Oatlaw. john W. Stephens,
Rubin jacobs, and thc tweiity ane uihcrs
whn have been inhumanly buicIereel. The
Gofernor's hands will be strengthened and
upheld IN The righteous work which he
has determined t. prosecute.
"t tF'e 't# CITIZEN.
Raleigh, June IA, 1870 .iFul
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Repnblican Meeting in Rockingham.

At convention of the Republican party
of Rockingham county, held at Wentworth,
Saturday, June 18th, 1870, Henry Barnes
called the house to order. aud j. W. Roberts
was requested tu act as Secretary.
The Chair explained the object Of the
convention. ...
On motion the following gentlemen were
appointed to attend the District Convention
col. r. NJ. Douglas. Thos. Ra2land, Gen.
S. \. Douglas. B. F. Roberts. Dr.. Pics.
Hay, j. w. Roberts, DR. Thos. Reynolds
Anderson Curtis, Geo. Evans, Philip Dal-
ton. NJ 5. Black. Turner Wall. Henry
Barnes. Charles Williams, Richard M0y,
W. r. Neal. W. F. Windsor, z. Groom, J.
". Foster. P. n. Price, John CnderIue,
Gallant. Watt, Robert Gwynn, g. L. Jones,
L Galloway. Jason Ware. N Neal, q
johnson, Sterling Scales. Jones Morgan, J
II. Stephens. ....-l. .. 4....I.
On ,noricn the foDoYiug gentlemen we +.
appointed the County Executive Commit
tee: Gsh. stepben \ Douglas. Thomas A.
Rayixiit, Charles Williams, John w. Foster
John NJ. Lindsay. '.....---r m, ...
John NJ Lindsay, ESQ. WAS then called
upon for speech. He responded in a few
brief cheering remarks. which were we'll re
ceived. tl. ... .#. f...
On motion Of W. Il. Neal, Esq, the Sec,
Rotary was ordered 20 furaisil these proceed
ings to the Raleigh Standard, and request
their publication.
A motion was made to adjourn, peu,iing
Nomination Convention to be held at Went
L..
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For the Standard.
Republican Meeting in Chatham County

Republican Meeting in Chatham County.
A Republican meeting was held 10 New.
hope Township juno 4th 1870. for the pur-
pose of clecting delegates TO the county con-
Yention which is to be held in Pittslo,o' at
some tuturc day, to nominate county officers
and members for the General Assembly
The meeting was called to order by Jam S
B. Long who acted rs chairman Of the meet
ing w. p. Holt acted Us secretary In few
brief remarks Jas. B. Long explained the
object of the meeting, and also spoke in de-
fence Of the Republican party.
The chairman appointed committee oi
three to draft resolutions for the meeting, 10
wit: Kelly Mitchell, Jerry Horton, AM.
Thomas Burjcs, who, after retiring for IL
short time, report the following resolutions
Resoleed, 1st That we endorse the plat.
form and principles of the Republican
party.
end. We endorse the administration oi
President GRAFT and Governor Holden. ia
promote peace, prosperity. and good ortler
in our-State.
3rd. That we will support none but true
and tried Republicans to represent tis ID the
next General Assembly aud fol; our county
Offices
4th. That VIC request all other townships
in Chatham county tO do likewise.
SCH That we eis,s,ounee the s-h rcsoiusiOn
of the Conservative meeting held III Pitts
boro' ON the 18th pf May az copied i'll the
Sentinel.
The above resolutions were ;ela an,l adop
ted without dissenting voice
The following gentlemen were elected 10
go to the county convention: Joseph Won
Die, Peter Harris, Thomas Burgess, Tonry
Womble, W. p. Holt, Grandson Evans
Jerry Horton, Willis Byrd, Ridley Burgess
Richard Ellis and George Macin.
Then, after some pointed and true ~
marks in defence Of the Republican party
by the Hon. Kelly Mitchell, the meeting al
journed.
JAMES B. LONG, Chairman
W. z. HoLT, Sec'y. -i,
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The Outrage of Andrew Ramsour.


/ The following communication from 1t.
| Gov. Caldwell sets before us, in a graphic
and toncb;n,,n.nner soma facts in ronn.c.
- !, .,...,......,
''oi WIN .nei ou'i ias.e ie'o"''S pc pe''Ae"
by the kuklux on the person OF Andrew
Ramsour. Read and ponder: sif 81 z
Nh Ep,.op I'm last "Wednesday An.
drew Ransom of Catawba county. came
to This MACE hav;np f|ad trom his avn
Comfy 81 ssye his Iife He rnnorted 70 me
that = hand n d;sn,;sea men numhp,ino
son,el th;riv or fortv- s.sme. IN his J,ouse az,
the Monday NIGHT nrev;ons between tl,n
hours of ii and 10 O'Clock and tovk him
from his house. mafle him take off his sbjrt
and gave him most crne, and brutal whin,
ming upop his naked haek I mad. him
mil off his shift so that ,n;yht ,,,tb NV
own ewes see fhe eyidenct. of the barharons
and inhuman treatment. Mr.. ]. Monroe
Kincaid, q good citizen of our countv. be-
ing present in INV office At TIN. time We
saw for ourselves that he had bcan most
numerically whipped: he was lscrrnted
with stripes from his shoulders Ia his bips
He could not have received less than from
rs to 100 lasbes. His shirt was besmesred
all over with blood It was mn. of tI,e
most sickeninp sights ever i.beld and I
do most earnestly pray God That , may
never behold such another Poor Ramsour
said he did not know what to dn Ue mad
left his home. his wifi. and his chi,dr.n lie.
cause he feared his life would he taken if
| he remained at home. He did not know
who to apply to for redress and PROTECTION
| in bis own county. MS It might he thai some
| OF the Justices and officers of the law be-
| longed to the disguised band who had so
| cruelty treated him. He said thew wete 50
| disguised that he could moi rrcm,nize the
faces or persons Of any of them but that he
could swear positiyuly to the voices Of two
or three of them that he kuew their ,oices
lust as well as he knew their faces and that
he could not be mistaken advised him
to go immediately to Statesville. and to
make such affidavit as lie could truly make
betore Jn,lgs Mitchell sud .sl, for Lrncb
warrant so that th, miserable desperadoes
might be arrested and carried before the
Judge for examination: that | felt sure the
Jnd9e woulA do. iii he cnnld TO ppt down
| such lawlessness then wra,c ~ -Jnitt,o
| Mitchell in Ran,sorr's behalf f,llina hin,
the tale as Ramsour had told it ia ME in
forming him also that l had examined
Ralnsonr's back, and had seen evidences of
| the truth of a portion of his story. also
requested Judge Mitchell to look at the
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RALEIGH. June 10, 1870.
w. C. Z, Briai5ey, Esq.,, Sheriff, dc, Ede,s-
toa n c.: ~
DEAR SIR-Ydurs of the eth instant re.
celved.
think you can collect by distress atiany
time after you have, tndcr section 2G, given
the tax payers day for paying their taxes,
while you are boInd 10 receive taxes ut the
Courthouse during September. This hast
pr,vision does nat pIesent you from collec.
ting by .orceBo,ner if YOU think proper
Section 81 gives yen .nli power to do So
Fix n day in each Township alter the second
Moadsy in July, and advertise such day.
Then if any one does not pay On that day,
proceed to collect by distress Or otherwise,
as you always did There is NO difficulty
about it.
The Obligation to attend ut the Cuurt
house il. September Is intcded !of tho con
ver,ience nf tax payers who have not paid
sooner; but rs said before, you can collect
it by distress sooner Than Scptcmhe. if yor
think proper.
Very respectfully, tA
.... d. y. JENKINS, %
State Treasurer
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.- For the Standari,
Letter from Chapel Hill.


Mr. EDITOR 1t is somewhat amusing
to look on the doiDgs of the so-cslled Con.
seryative or Democratic party of this county
now beginning to he rather courteous to the
''scalawag" and negro, they are running
double ticket, aud in some instances they
run threein this county. How eager sor Office
some of the old original secesh viii meet
with the negro and hold him in close chat
for an hour or more and then part with him
with tears in their eyes us large as goose eggs
The Republicans have no county ticket, and
will not, but we have one of Oranges
brightest Jewels at our mast head, and we
intend to support him with all our strength
at the August election Notwithstanding the
charges of New Hope) Imean the Hon. S.
F. Phillips, for he has shown himself to be
one of the first statesmen aud lawyers of
North Carolina. aud he is looked ou as pure
gold, the more You rub him the brighter hi
will shine, and when some of his .would-be
defamers are entirely forgotten. his name
will shine in the fond recollection of the
people of his native county
The Republicans are going to stand by
their nominees for Congress Madison Haw-
kins aud james Ii. Harris, Esqrs., and give
them their full strength of the party, but
after that we will look on at the county csn-
didates as the woman did when her husband
and the bear were fighting, and have no
choice who may whip. TIE puor Kukldx
will be without job. They have been
somewhat busy some weeks back, SO | learn,
visiting their jularkics to get them to per
form on the piano for them, but lhc reyi.
ereud old gentleman told them that they
came too often, and they must bold on for
while, (and they, like the sun and the
moon, when Joshua commanded tllrm to be
still, obeyed him for the present sd you can
see that there is u. complete organization.
When the King of the Kuklux sends out a
mandate the understrappers have to obey
to the very letter. Now all we have to ieur
is the ballot-box, for Jesse Holmes says at
the radical Democratic Nominating Cunven-
ton which met in Hillsboro' ON the 21st
ult., that while be was mauling one Of the
delegates letter fell from his hat. where
be made confession that he had been guilty
of casting six votes where lie was only en-.
titled 10 two. So we will try and watch
such voters in August next, and make linn
deal in such 1t way that his conscience may
not trouble him, and keep uncle jesse
Holmes off his poor carcass. All have
to say to the Republicans is to make long
pull, strong pull, and IL pull altogether,
and the victory will be ours in Aurust next
BuCE WATER
OrnpDt County lime f3th 1p-n
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Car;eres County.


Superior Court, June 8th,- 1870.
William 2. Mitchell, Administrator &c binis non,
with the Will annexed, of Joseph B. Outlaw
deceased, VS.. the Heirs at Law of Joseph 8.
Outlaw.-PetitiOn for License 10 sell Real
Estate TO pay debts.
TT appearing to the Court from the affidavit
i of the petitioner, that. Joseph 8. Outlaw, one
of the defendants in tlis case, IS resident of the
State OF Mississippi, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the North Carolina Stan.
dard, newspaper published in the city Of
Raleigh, once week for six weeks successfully,
notifying the said defendant that This petition
has been flcd, ahd that he is summoned ~ ap.
pear al the oiice Oi the Clerk of sail Court, ui
Court House in Beaufort, within thirty days
after the eypiratiOn OF tho time Of publication
prrscfibet i'll this order, and answer The petition
and 10 take notice that il he fails api,uGr and
answer within that time, the petition win be
taken as confessed, aud heard accordingly.
june 14-w6w JAS. RUMlEf, c. /. &.
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Orange County, June 18th, 1870.

BUYING GEEsE-Thc keeper Of board
ing house was called upon by an itinerant
poultry yendcr, with request to purchase
some geese "Oh" yes" said she. have
/. you got any real tough old strangers!
have got some boa,des that are great
eaters, and ~. reckon have" said the
vender," II cah pick them OUT and at it
he went vigorously piling them up. Have
you selected oil the hard cascs-iron- -olsds 2"
said the buyer. 81 am sure of it, said the
vcnder, "the rest are all goslings-this years
brood. aWell, then," said the buyer, II
will take all the goslings and lsaye the old
ones TOR your atock ia trade"
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"a STANDARD REMEDY %

Such ii, article is sDr. Tobias Venetian Lini-
,nent." 1t has stood before the public for 22
years, aud has never faied giving satisfaction in
siugle instance. Every drop Of this valuable
compound is mixed by DR.. Tubias himself,
therefore 1t eau always be relied upon. 1t is
warranted superior to any other for the cure Of
Chronic Rheumatism, Toothache, Headache,
Sore Throat, Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps,
Group, Burns, Cuts, Sea Sickness, Insect Stings,
Spr.ius, Cholera, Collie, spaslns, Dysentery,
Bruises, Colds, Coughs, Old Sores Swellings,
Pains in tho Limbe Back and Chest. There is
no n,cdiene III the ''World" that stands more
Oil lis own merits than tbs " Venetian Lini.
ment." Thousands Of Certificates can be seen
at the Doctors Office, attestiny TO lis rare vir-
tues soia by sll Druggists and Siorckccprrs
throughout the unitcd States. Price. so cents
and one dollar per bottle Depot, 10 Park place,
New York. may Baldwin,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. !

j. w. BooTuI, Executor of Joseph Bottle w.
William Hopson.-Attacbment
T appearirg to the Court that William Ho,coa
L resides beyond the limits Of the State, Ii il
Ortter1i, That publication be made In the
North Carolina standard, newspaper publish.
cd IN tue city Of Raleigh, N. C., for six weeks,
notifying said defendant TO appear at the Office
OF The Superior Court Clerk, within the said sir
weeks, 70 answer said attachment, or Judgment
will Io entered pro co9fcsSo.
Given under my hand and seal, st Office
L. ST. III tie city Of Raleigh, th;s the End yisy Of
May, II. d. 1870.
in. BUNTING. Cisrk
may 4-w6w Sup'r Court OF Wake co,
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/ FRIEND TO PURE OLD RYE
Goldsboro', n. C., June 13, 1870.

What the Ettrick shepherd said of his
dog is going now the rouads:i ut is
a guide sign of. IL lows. slS.n said Hogg-
when his iace grows like his masters.
Hector got sac like me. afore he deed, that 1
remember, when was nwre tazy to gang
like the kirk, used 10 send him to tax my
place in the pew, and the minister never
kent the difference indeed lt once asked
ms neist day what thocht o the sermon :;
for lie saw NE wonderful attenrive among u
rather sleepy congregation. Hector and me
gict ane aniihef sic q look that was feared
Mr.. Patton wu,s ae observed It but he was
a simple, primitive, uiists,,cGiir' :iuld man
IA very Nathai,ir wi;haut gaiis. and jealoused
naetning though aaith i:tc,o.' aud me was
like tc split, and the 'ows. after lauchin' in
his sleeve for uaiE nnr hundred yards,
could staunt' nae Ian -er, but was obliged to
loup ava owre hedge into potawto field,
pretending he SEEMED game"
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MANHOOD & WOMANHOOD

Essays for Young Men, ON the passional
attraction of the sexes, aud the happiness OF
TRUE MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and
perfect woulanhood unite to consecrate the
union. Sent free, i'll scaled envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia
Pa. 3i-d3n
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y. 1Ours Truly.
Alamance Co., June 13. "DAN."

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CANDI-
DATE FOR OoNGREss. III. 81. Helper an
nounced himseifa candidate for Congress
from this district in public speech in the
court house at Concord on Wednesday. He
called himself politically gpnservative-Re.
publican, whatever that may be.s-Qha,sotte
QsssrYG,
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made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof S,;,.
its, and Refuse Liquors, ductored, spleed.
an1 sweeicned 10 please tie taste, called
+" Tonics, "Aupe:i.Gfs," "i.estnrers.n ~
taat lead tie tippIer on to drunkenusss rnd
raip, but ase trile Medicine made from Inc
Nn'iTe hovts and itc.oa o! CaliiorDia, free from
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are Tho
GEbAI DLCU.j-fC EIttEii and LISE GIVING
PRlSC1 PLG,'a l,sr::c'., Eenova:Ds and Isyipons.
tor OF the System, Carrying of all poisanous
matter, aud restoring tie blood 70 li.aliy con.
dl;i0n. No person can take these Btlefs, se.
cordins to directions, sud remain long unweIl.
.siOo wiii De given for an incurahiG case pro
viGing the hpi.es are not Destroyed Sy mineral
poisons or other nleaIts, Biid the Vial organs
waited beyond the point OF repsir
For InffamatOry and Chrouic RAcuma-
tism, and Goat, Dyspepsia, ,or Indigcstiop
BIhOus, kemittent and Intermittent Re.
yers, Diseases, of the Blood, Liver. Kid.
neys. and Bladder, tlese Bltters have becn
most sacceYsiui. SUCa Diss.sSs are cs,ecd by
FIfIaTSn BLOOD which is g,,lorslly Droducpi
by deran:sement IT the DIGssTIvs OEesss.
FOR SKIN DISEASES,-Eruptien let.
tules, Boils, Ca.ba,,cles, Kiay.Worus. ScsId
Head, sore Eyes, Erysipcias, Itch, Scrlrfs, DIS.
coioratioas of the Skin, ituMots and Diseases Of
the Skih, Uf Whatever naule or nature are liter
ally dus VI a::l carried out IF the system In A
short Time bv the use Of these BtteIs. One bot
tc III euSn cases Will CONVINCE tiG iltsSt incruu-
lous OF their curative Effects.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. Head.
ache, Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tirhtnees
Of the CHEST, Dizziness, Sour Stoinac6, Bad
Taste IN the Mouth, Biiia.is Attacks. Pah,itatior
| Of the Heart, Copious Discharges of Urine Pain
! iu the regions of tie Kidneys, and hpndred
| other painful symptoms, which arc the Offspring
| OF Dyspepsia, are cured by these Eitters,
| Ciesn,ss thc Vitiated Blood whsscvcr YOU aud
its impurities bursting through the skin in PIN
pies, Eru.tions, ur sores; ci,anse II when yor
fnd 1t obstructed aiiG sluggish in the veins
cleanse Ii when it is foul. ard your feelings wi,
tell you wltl kaal, the blood pure snd tbt
health of the sys:ei, will irllow. l.
Pan, TteE, AID otb.r Ho-tua, lurking in the
system OF So many thousands, arc .fSctusIl,
destroyed and removed.
For full direciion:, read carefully the cycula
around eaeh bottle. pr.ated in tour languases-.
English, German, F..rclI aaJ spapish
| }. WALHsR, Proprietor, IL 81 Conmcrc,
| Street, New York.
| i. Il. MCDONALD s. co,
! DrHsg.ets ard Gen. Agents,
Sun francisco, CaliiorGia, s. & 81 Commerce
i., Street, N. T.
@- Sold by gll Druggists and Dealers.
may H. lS'u. I14-tf
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June 18th. 1870.
For the Standard

For the Stanaaru.
Mr.. EDITOR i have been seriously afflic-
ted fur d u6biber of years My family ply
sician prescribed US a stimulant, pure rye
whiskey. This article is very scarce, and 1
have often been deceived with druggcd stulf,
unfit to drink. a friend of mine hearing mt
complain that could not get good whis-
key, recommended me to order Il Int from
Mr.. Clement c. Curtis, of Graham, n. c. l
did SO, and received from him the finest
pure rye whiskey that have tasted for years.
Twas 50 much pleased with it, that l took a
trip to his disiilIery to sec how it was made.
He lives in one Of the pre,tiest places in
North Carolins, formerly the residence of
Chief Justice Rnilin. Everything connected
with bis distillery is kept as nice and clean
as pin. He informed me that he made his
whiskey in the same way that Jerry Holt.
Esq, made his, which was so celebrated in
lis day was informed that his whiskey is
becoming very popular with druggists and
Others who wish Il pure article. would ad-
wise everybody who needs pure article to
order it from Mr.. Curtis.
Respectfully youfs,
4 FRIEND TO PURE OLD RYE
Goldsboro', n. C., June ID, 1870.
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The chaiman. Dr Iohu. nres.cinu the

The chairman. DR.. John, prefacing the
report OF his COMMITTEES with few peril
nent remarks, read resolutions endorsing the
platform recently laid down at Raleigh !;
ratifying the nomination Of Hon. 8. F. Phil
lips, for Attorney General; approving the
course of Hon. G. L. Cobb, and pledging to
the nominee hearty support, The resolves
were unanimously adopted. '''7'
The President announcing that nomina-
tions were now in order, NJ i.alg III io
Mr.. Reynolds, of Northampton, in an
eloquent speech, presented to the Conveh-
ton, the name Of Hon. Clinton L. Cobb,
and paid that distinguished gentleman d
deserved compliment Col. Larkin seconded
Mr.. Reynolds nomination. ,r t7,,,af ..l b,
Mr., Bateman, of Washington, dominated
Hon. Edmond W. Jones This gentleman
needed no eulagiutn, his Kepublicanism was
well known. araau8 ti i4f,i 1t ~ anl 1880
This nomination meeting second, the
Secretaries called the roll of counties, with
the following result: 5n'' .o ''if y
For Mr.. Cobb: Halifax, 8; Nofthamp.
ton, Q; Hertford, Berthe, Gates 4Chowan,
Pasquotank, Camden, Currituck, Tyrrell,
Hyde, Beaufort, each 1 I; Perquimans. As
Martin, 1-3; Washington, 3-13-16 37-10O.
| For Judge Jones Perquimsns, Is; Mar.
tin. 2-3 :. Washington, 1013-68 100, .a
The nomination of Mr. Cobb was made
unanimous. and committee consisting oil
DR.. John. ]. T. Reynolds, T. A. Sykes, Lieut.
| ]. NJ. Foote and L. F. Larkin, was appointed
| to wait on the nominee and request his
presence in the Convention, Mr., Cobb,
soon made his appearance, and, uponsbeing
| introduced by the President, accepted the
nomination in brief but eloquent speech
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Cobb's speech
three cheers were, OF motion of Mr.. Hayes
| given for the nominee Cheers were also
given for Gen. Phillips, for Senators Abbott
and Pool. for Gov Holden, and for the
Republican party. # -t .l.tri ..s.
Messrs. james Heaton, Boone, Hayes anG
Robinson addressed tile CONVENTION.
| On motion, thanks were returned to the
officers for discharge of duties, and to The
citizens of Plymouth for the hOspitable man
ner in which they had entertained the dele
gates to the Convention.
| The Secretaries were, on motion, directed
to forward the proceedings to the Stundart
aud the North Ca7yLiaias, with the reques
that they be published.
I he President thanked the Convention
for making bis labors pleasant. and au
| nuunced that there would be u mass meet
ing ut 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Convention, as such, then adjourned
w. r. HAUGHTON, Pres't
p JOHN, 'u-a..
W. T. j. HAYES, co,ra.,;..
W. KELLY MOORE, '
NJ. Y. B. GILBERT, ,-
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WEIL.PI.AcEn LOVE

Essays for Young Men, on tue happiness
oil well-placed affection, in carly lite, and the
propriety oil early Marriage, as a protection
csinst the fearful abuses and social evils OF the
day Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
RowARn ASSOCIATION, Box ?, Philadelphia,
FB l2f--a&wiy
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SALE OF THE EGYPT COAL NINE

JoHN KESsLEE, Junior, Plaintiff, VS.. THE EGYPT
COMPANY, Def;n,.ant
A 7 TIE COURT lIoUSE IN PlTTsBORO',
n Chatbanl county, hortl Caroiia, upon
Thursday, the 18th day y. July, leTU, b. rtue of
Xorsyage executed to lae IS Tiu,t.e &c, by
the Esyit Company, ana al,o u II juir,1 .n reii-
dered by his nUIo. =. W. TcUsGEl:, Su;i.sc, tSc,
at sptids Term, 1870, oi Chat.sm snp.iior
Court, "a thu a'ove nanicl action, aIsll cx:,Ose
to public safe 20 the hi.sheat oidatr t.at valua-
bic and well known estate la Chatham county,
North Carolina, known as the Egypt Coal
Mine.
TEnMs-slO0OO payable at once in cash, or iu
bonds of the Company III such .iOi sa,c secured ;
the rCslGuc OF the purchase money payable ut
six mouths, Tie purchaser giving bond fer the
same with two approved suTelies.
JOHN KES2LER JR.
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