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tors Of the public health, and that this nsan,a
nave right to look to them for protection from
NJ ~ trne el any OF these prsventshls diseases
- .e u uo tnAt tue board IL not armed with the
neesssary iegal powers. nor has il been thor
9ns ny sustained by the higher courts in the
formiJsbia 1 Sn , 70 abste some of the most
sortn,,n aole ahd long standing n,nsancas which
ssnousIy compromise the h t,S - H. y liz, -
nty, ana Would inevitah he re- - 60 30
once thoronghl~ ii and sustain an epidemic
of these Ie- introduced. But. in the taee
effor4- al distractions in the well-directed
of the board to conserve the public
health of the people, it should vigorously prose
cute Its endeavors to secure the needed au.
tho rIty.
A SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT
Is appended showing the complete statistics for
August and September. the only two months of
the past ear in which the registrars office was
In operation. The total number of deaths in
the District for the mouth OF August 1874 was
$50, or 40 per cent. of the entire Registered
mortality for the year ending September 8, 1874.
VI TINS number 24S were children under s wears
OF age, viz: 103 white and lis colOrsd the death
rate among white children being 26 rs per cent
OF the entire month, ct per l ,000 (eQuaI for the
year to lbs per l,000) OF the white population
lilo 000;) while the rate among colored children
OF the same age was 81 CO per cent. of tne entire
mortality or OS62 per 1,C00 equal for the year
ID - SO per l,OGol OF the colOred population
llOOO0) of the District. Amount of rain fail
t"r the month of August, 145 inches; mean
inches.
The total number of deaths for September
was 277, or los Of the entire registered NOR
taIlty Tor the year ending September 80, 1874.
and OF this number 1851 were children und Ar
years of age, viz: So white and IS cOlOrsd.
The rate of mortality among white children
OF the abOve-n6med age was - 81 of the entire
number Of deaths for the month, or OO55 per
600 equal for the year t. II per 1,OOO) of Il
white population. (11O, gO1;) while the deaths
ncng colored children Of the same age was
.4.29 OF the entire mortality of the mon III cr
O''5' per 1000 equal to $3.50 per l,011 for the
year OF the col"red population, (40,OJ0)
The report was adnTted.
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\, after. He would leave the case with the iurv
by saw II declare TO yon that in this case
have moi Nd the dignity of nv personal
character or proies- reputation. SO help
me God"
There was an effort made to applaud Mr..
Harrington on his conclusion, b. was
promptly checked.
a recess was taken at 4 O'Clock.
On reassembliDg, air. Dsvidge said he had
oeen Debating in has own mind the necessity OF
further argument. and at this time would de-
uiine to 90 on, for the man who does not
now
The Court.-PAuse, Mr.. Davidge; do you
wish 90 proceed with the argument
Mr.. Davidge said he would be very glad To
have sn opportunity to consider the Question
whether he should argue the case. His own
iud gment was that he should not argue the case;
but probably he might accede to the request OF
friends and make a short argument.
The court said that the government PROPOSE
10 argue the case on Monday and part of the
day on Tuesday, when the charge would folio =
either on that day or the next day. he would
accede to the request OF counsel.
The court adjourned to 10 O'Clock on Moniay
morning.
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d E XA Nd RIA.

FIRES AND IFCEEDIARIsM.-The alarm OF
IRE about quarter past eleven O'Clock last
night was caused by the destruction, together
with most OF its contents, of the slaughter
nouse OF Mr.. John Wesley Benter, at West end.
The loss Is estimated at / 600, for which there
is no insurance. The several fires that have
occurred in this city during the current mon IN
lead TO the belief that incendiaTies are at work
here. There is q standing reward for the arrest
OF such miscTeants, and 1t is to be hoped th At
they may be detected.
FRATERNAL NIsiT.-OsceOla Tribe of Red
Men, OF this city, will pay Black Hawk Tribe
OF Washington, a fraternal visit on thu 18th
instant
RESUMED Coal SHIPMENTs.-C Contrary TO
previous orders, q telegram was received hers
thls morning, directing that all the boats of
the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal company
now here or laid up along the canal should be
sent back to Cumberland for the purpose OF
bringing motto coal to tidewater before the sr7
pension OF canal navigation. - Gazette, ldst
erfDiD0. Ivy 'N"~
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WAR DErA RTNEsT, Office Caisf Sgnal 0tTesr,(
wAsaINsTON. Nov. Il, 1874, 10 30 a. N.

WAR DErA RTNEsT, Office Cai.f Signal 05iesr,
WAsAINsTON, Nov. =, 1874, 10 80 A. n. )
PRgBABrLITIKs-F the south Atlantic
states Gear weather and Low e temperature will
prevail, with light, variable winds and rising
barometer. For the Gulf states, Tennessee and
the Ohio valley, partly cloudy weather, with
south east or southwest winds, lOE but rising
temperature az slowly falling barometer. For
the uppsT lake region and the north west, partly
cloudy weather, with snow near Lake Superior
and north Of Iowa, southeast OF southwest
" iud-- aud slight changes in temperature AUD
pressure. For the lower lake region and New
England, areas OF snow, followed by clearing
and continued cold weather, north or west
winds and slowly rising barometer. For the
middle states. generally clear and cold weather,
with sOUrw est or northwest winds and slight
changes in pressure. CautiOnsTy signals CON
time az Portland and EastpOrt. For the canal
region Of New York, the temperature will CON
time below freezing during Saturday night.
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THBCAsE OF TIE ALLRGRD RESURRECTION
isTs-Hgbsas Corpus IN tLs Case Of ChrIstim-
To day, Geo. A. Christian who was on the 10th
irstant arrested by Oficers McHenry and At
kinsOn with Maude and Percy Brown on the
charge OF uDlswfnlly removing two dead bodies
from Beckett's cemetery and Committed to fair
vas before Judge Cartier on writ OF habeas
that tail be fixed, and 81 900 was set a. the
amount Of bond required, which, not being OBJ
fainsble, ChrisrAn Has reeomnittsd 70 iAiI.
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APPROPRIATION NEEDED FORTHEGovERS-
MEET ISsANa AsYLUM-Ths ni1eteenta an
nual report Of the board of visitors OF the Gov
eminent Insane Asylum st. EuzRbeth's) for
TIE hsSai year ending June 90. 1876 was yeste.-
GAY seoIul,teu 20 the Secretary of the Interior
An appropriation Is asked OF sII 2tS for the ar
tension OF the center building, the buidIny Of
sea-walls, and coal vault; SIS for general i'm
provemehts ana repairs g, 600 for enlargement
and improvement OF main entrance: SlOJ0O0 Tor
a supply OF Potomac water, which il is proposed
TO bring over through inch pipe, laid on n q
bed OF the Eastern branch and feeding . reser-
vOir on the premises, with q capacity of 100 OO1
gallons, where a punp-house Will be necessary
10 force up the water, az the Potomac supply
will not rise 70 the hospital building BY 100 YER
teal feat.
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L OCAL n Z US.


Rsti0ndJ T7sd'sr.--JOe Emmett, the uOpular
dutch comedian, IN "Fritz, our German
Cousin"
FoTi's OTsTI HoESs -Hsverley's ninstrels.
Tzsa'sr Comigus.-Tbe celebrated Freeman
Sisters in their sPecialties, AID tie ''F5ashes Of
CITY ] s.e.n
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CITF ITEMS.
CORe ENV.yRS Sa<s

SUITS TO ORDER, with promptness, from as
upwards. GEO. q. HxNNING,
No. 10 til street.
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CoRs ENLAvEs SANS PRIME:
DnrIIioDs mauvats ongies. sOgnes avsc success.
10Th street, opposite the Treasury department.
GRAY DoEsKIS SUIrs for gentlemen, OF
choice shades ard OF unusually good qualities
Fine SILK Mixed Suits, different from any
thing in this market.
Fine Worsted Goats, with Yeats Ia match AZ
less than opening prices.
Choice patterns OF Cashmere Vests for IS and
&C. GEo. o. HBNSINe, No. 4lU 7th street.
READ 1T ALL.-Read over carefully the whole
seht me OF the last Library Concert. there Is a
good deal more in IL than the Capital Gift,
alone. There are four single gifts, ranging
from S25 600 to 800 goo, and then there are hun
dTeds and thousands OF smaller ones, but noue
so small thst the person who draws taa'. would
refuse TO cash them because thew were beneath
hls entcipsuoBs- There IL profit even in the
smallest OF them. A person who huys freely
can hardly lose anything worth mentioning.
But Few days remain in which to buy tickets,
and as they are now selling they may all be ex-
hausted before that time. This hint ought 20
be sufficient for any prudent man.
THE BEST PLACE 40 Buy Gents and Bows
Hats, Cent? Furnishing Goods. Trunks aud
Umbrellas is st Lewis" 920 1th stCsst, be-
tween and X.
DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be exceIled
Ior making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Waf-
ms, Corn Bread, sc. 1t is always ready and
reliable.
To BIZ CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
truss, 20 pennsylvania avenue northwest. So
CoREs, BUEIoNs, 80.
For relief from COrns, BuniOns, Club ana In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. v htte's establish
ment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the L. 5.
Treasury.
Try THE ELASTIC TRUSS, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue. 25
TEE SINGER SswISe MACHINE ssles oriS72
were SZ19,66O. t,t2-s,w5
- -------.----------------------
Fgf LATIMEB CLKARY,
A. ACCtioneers and r. al EssAte Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy lYanis sVenue sod Ilts -
Star Onfce Building.
VALgABhE IMPRovEp PROPERTY ON TIE
Stbkkr AND PUBLIC SQUARE, HING
NO. 9U9 NORTHWEST.
I'd FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November the
III SOth, 1874 at a. ociOc K, IN fro-t OF the prem.
- lses' We shall sell part bot 4, in square No
4to' Improved by three-stOry frame dwelling, be-
1nk no SO9, east side 9Th street, between 4 and
fuble squsre This property being elisioly located
nou,o demand the attention Of parties seeking pro-
hieble Investments.
Terms One-third cash; the balance in tbrae
SqUsi inst AILMENTS a. 6, ~ and Is months with notes
DeSflng interest NJ per cent. per annum, aud Sc
cured BJ deed OF trust on the premises. Convey.
anclhe az cost 81 purchaser. alec down when the
n0yl2-,d LATIMER &OLEARY,Apets.
g-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED emil
noV.l-td EAJIMEk & CLEAkY Auct4
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CoRs ENLavEs SANS PENE:
Dnrlions mauyats ongies, sOignes avsc success
par lie Docteur White, Chiropediste, No. SIS
loth street, opposite the Treasury department.
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IHE IHEATREs.-TO- ght is the last chance
70 see the popular j. h. Emm II, ~ the Ns-
U0nal Theatre, in his diveTtng character
''tTltZs our Cousin German" He should have
tuli house st parting. On Monday evening
Days splendid Fifth avenue company. New
York, viii appear in Monsieur a IphOnse" and
II II reported that they bring with them tina
wonderful child actress "BijCu7 Heron.
Haveriy's Ministries, that have become pOuU-
Tar fayOrItes this week give their last perfOT m
ance AZ foTd's opera House Uni ght, appear ny
IN one Of their choicest programmes. OF
monday evening Mrs. Conway will appear ~
Tom TaylOEs beautiful play, "CiaDcarty"
She viii be supported by tue company.
The - lashes OF City Life, - to be seen a. fhe
Theatre COmlqe, are very exciting at times
and then again very diyerti0g. The Thereafter
Is an astonishing performer, and the Freeman
sisters very graceful and lovely ones. There
are also other attractions, aud If any one wants
to enjoy good Saturday night performance let
him 20 to the COuique.
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A CASE POR TEE DETECTIyEs-Wef nesfay
morning last. about 80 O'Clock, a Young man
perhaps twenty I'VE years Old. was seen squirting
a black horse along the Fairfax (Ea.) road
rom Falls Church, and II was observed that
the horse v as jailed and fOsmtng. and responded
Win but POOR speed TO the appeals OF the rider.
The TiteT di>mOunted and hurTiedly throwing
aside the saddle and bride in clump of bushes
dashed on IN full flight across the lots, leaving
the horse 10 the public. James RObey being a
witness of the scene, secured the horse and now
haS Rim, awaiting tie demand of the owner
Livery &C ION OF the young man denoted that he
v as ST. escaping criminal. BE appeared 20 be
about twenty FIVE a. stated had smooth face,
Vas dressed in black. ard was OF ordinary sta-
Jure. he had carpet bag, and soon after tax
lng 70 bis iegs aSked a young girl the way 10
lhorCuEhtaTe Gap, not stacking his gait for thu
Ispiy. ] he horse is young, about three wears
Oh, and las white hind foOt-the left.
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AroTBHR Democratic OEGANIZATIoS.-A
lntturg OF the young men OF the democrartc
party OF this city favorable TO the orR4Df zatio,
Oi a. ASSOCIATION Was held last night At Saenyer-
bunG hall The attendance was large and entbu-
slAsUc- The meeting WAS called To order hy Mr.
r 4. Berry or Georgetown. and Mr.. p "
Pearson acted as secretary. After remarks OF
Coreratulatory nature by Mr. Berry the
H'eetir resolved q self into permanent organ
aaron under the name Of the Metropolitan
tluo- Tne following officers were then elected
NJ Dickson, president; r. p. Berry and @. p
culver, wee presidents; p. W. Pearson, seere-
taryi ". b Clsgett, treasurer; ". H. Hudson
samuel Tyler. j., jackson Yates, ID. F. ~ oca-
bee, r. H Finley, j. 7. Hickey, and G. W
Bauer. executive committee. Committees were
appointed 10 prepare a constitution and secure
Permanent rooms for the association, after
which the meeting sd jOurned.
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"tLASCARTY' AT FoRD's.-The romantic
and thrilling play OF "Clancsrty; or, Welded
and Wood, - to he brought ont AZ FOrd's Opera
House next week, with the beautiful Mrs. Con-
way 81 the heroine, il Of a historical character.
The history Of The assassination plot OF 10 o haS
been told in detail by Lord Macagiav frC,u ma
tsriais furnished manly by the state trials OF
INST cate. The story OF the marriage of Lord
and Lady Ciaucarty while still boy AID girl, 8
practice cot uncommon al the time when II 0e-
curiet-Of Their long and entire separation
tLeT encounter Is strSugers-the husbands
subsequent discovery OF himself 70 hia wife-the
rapid growth Of their lOve-Claucarty's arrest
~ his Wife's SFms, by Lord Charles Spencer,
her brother. His condemnation 70 death under
TIE high treason act, for being found in Enc
land without royal license, after filing biyh
lorfr IN the armies and councils Of James n. az
- Germans and the pardon obtained, W tn
clftcuity, from the king, by the loving Courage
Of LADY Clancarty, are also historical.
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SOhEss bUhlOhSI go.
FOR relef from COrns, BuniOns, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. htte's establish
ment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the u. S.
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10 BIZ CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
truss, Zo5 PennsylvaBia avenue northHest So
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Try THE ELASTIC TRUSS, rs Pennsylvania
avenue. 2k
The SINGER SEWING MAOHINs sales ofiN2
were ezlS,bhO. t,l2-s, VT
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CARRIERS.
7OT MARKET SPACE
poyI2tr

EBKAT ATTRACTION TO PUUBAsERs az
" DRY GOODS.
wafer Proof ttCaktug reduced from eI lEAo A.
Per Yard. AZ Wool Flsnuels A. q cent? OsTt7-
fiauuels az reduced prices. Blankets. T 1Vels 81
- tons Rs low a. the loH est BarEafga in Hal
nchairs ard blpscss, slWRys on bard Pr.ss
U o. NJ beeU'iiUl styles aud az p1pplar prloa.
Hosiery ana Motions cheap. Gall al
EMORY BaNTERis
cCl5l I'm 1870 Psursvl ana aE..1ns
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See new advertisements Of Z. ". Reed *
Sons.
Among the appropriations male Yesterday bv
The Methodist Episcopal church committee in
New y OTk on the extension of the church was
Jhe sum OF sl,5Op Tor Washington.
The Sunday GC-sffe Is Frightening up for the
approaching holidays, and Col. Florence (wbO-e
health is getting BETTER promises A very inter.
estiug ana attractive number tomorrow.
Rev. Samuel kramer has declined the ap-
pcinfment OF pastor, rendered him by the con-
gre cation Of the l2;h-stTeet NJ. T.. church. other
dUues preclude him from taking the pastOrate.
Mr.. j. r. Zimmerman, business agent OF the
Kellogg English Opera Company, arrived in
this city this morning. The Kellogg Troupe
will appear 81 the National Theater for a short
season. commencing on Monday evening, De-
The Frederick (Md.) Union saws that the
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad viii
shortly pass into the hands Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company. and that the extension Of
the road TO Washington will ere long become 8
fixed fact.
on Wednesday next Thanksgiving Eve) the
Odd Fellows viii give a grand levee at the 9Th
street hall tor the benefit OF the library. These
lCyees have been very successful and ENJOYABLE
IN the asst, and this one, iudg ng from the ar
Engagements, viii eclipse those OF the past.
The Sabbath afternoon exercises at Lincoln
Hall at lsu O'Clock Tomorrow will be msde
more interesting than usual hy the return of
MI +. II. Smith, the president OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, who has been on
al extended tour in the west and on the Pacific
coast, and Will give an account of the trip. II
Il expected one OF the newly-eleCted Indian
commissioners Will also address the meeting
IEE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC X. X. COM
PANY. whose tine DEPOT at the corner Of 9th and
Il streets has just been completed. gave an en-
teTtainEent last night at Platz'S on Pennsyl.
Vanla avenue, near 9th street. to the wOrkmen
employed IN the building. Mr.. John I. Pere-
Coy, the general superintendent under the con-
tractors, (Messrs. Adams, OF BaltimOrs.) pre-
SIDED, and seated at the table were about forty
WOTkuen, emPlOyes Of the company am repre-
sentatves OF the press. Dir. Geo. +. Kirk AT
the request Of AIR. PeTegOy, made some re-
MARKS on The completion OF the building, ex-
Pressing on the part OF the Washington me-
cbanic> employed on the building. the kindest
feelings for their Baltimore friends who had
worked with them so long. After full Justice
had been done 70 the edibles, the bumpers were
hlied AID tOasts followed. That to the press
" a. responded 20 BY the represent ltives Of TIE
STAR. hsbUDiJcUE, Critic and Baltimore Sun
MT. LmmeTt responded to Washington ana
Baltimore mechanics" Messrs. Shannon, Phil.
lips. BuTk and Mcdaniel to sentiments to the
Baltimore and Potomac road. To Mr. Pereg1y
~ due large amount of praise for the eff Client
manner in which he carried out the plans OF
the architects. and for the general coed man
ageDeLt Of the work.
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DooLEY's Yeast Powder cannot he e,ceUed
Tor making light, sweet Rolls. Biscuits, Waf-
MS, Corn Bread, sc. 1t is always ready and
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4" We Are -

" B0E.s'D TO SELL"
DUB STOCK Is LARGE,
AND MUST BE BED UCED.
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THE BEST PLACE 10 BUY Gents and Bows
Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods. Trunks aud
Umbrellas is st Lewis" $50 7th stceet, be-
tween and X.
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GRAY DOEsKIS SUITs for gentlemen, OF
choice shades ard OF unusually good Qualities.
Fine Silk Mixed Suits, different from any
Rfrs, to-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-15

At the close of the Convention tho
following resolutions were Introduced,
which were passed except that part
which endorses Mr.. Ransier for re cleo
ton. The Convention refused to bind
the delegates to vote for any pastica
lar person.
Resolved, We the Republican Party
of Oraugeburg County, in Convention,
assembled do hereby, heartily endorse
the Hon. a. j. Ransair for reelection
to Congress, believing that he has dono
his duty to the colored people of the
whole Country and to tho Republican
Party in this State since its organiza
ton, and that Tin this We also indorso
Z W. Buttz Esq: as faithful and in,
partial Republican.
Mr.. Byas introduced 6the following
resolution:
Resolced, That the thanks Of this
Convention be rendered to the Hon. 8
l. Duncan for the able and impartial
manner in which ,he has presided over
this Convention, also to the Secretaries
Hon. " II Reddish and Jas. Van
Tassel Esq
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COMING HONE TO ROOSr-

few years ago, Harriet Beccher Stowe,
the sister of the Rev. Henry warI Bcechcr.
deemed it her duty to rcsurrect from the
almost p st forgotten past, the scandals against
the immortal poet, Lord Byron, gr wing out
of his relations with his wife. She even
went to the length of charging him with the
crime If incest with his sister. The book
was Al most shameful one, and by it's nature
incapable Of doing any good. Rctributon
has come. Her brother is in much worse
position than Lord byron ever was. None
Of Byron's liusons rests upon such solid
evidence as that of Bccclcr with Mrs. Til.
ton. The Puritan, who went out Of her
way toasSaiI tic greatest of English write RS
now hns mn opportunity for defence in her
dwn household l'TPsfeis law of recon-
pense or rctribution, Of which Mrs Stowe
is now fully aware. The wife Of her broth
CT is another Lord byron in injury, and as
such will descend to history.
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Mi. James Can"on Sr., an oil AMI much
esteemed citizen oftais town left on n deer
hunt the first Of. this week and arrived home
estcr'lay with the first cho 100 of n very ine
dear killed by him or the morning of that
dny near Great Branch. We hope he will
be as successful in-cvcry o,hcr undertaking
in life rs in tho deer hunt. This being the
first deer Mr.. Cannon over killed The boys
MS is usual among deer hunters, ru, him,
through their regular inia,ion on such occa-
sion.
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The Comfy Convention.

The Convention met at II NJ pursu-
ant To the call of the County Chairman
lur the purpose of clec!iny delegates to
the State aud Congressional Conveu.
tions.
Senator Andrews presided t,mpora.
rily. On motion Of Mr. j. p Mays n
Committee of nine was appointed on
Credentials The Chair announced as
tie Committee Messrs. j p Mays, Jas
Fan Tasscl, r r Duncan, Shedrack
Morgan, y e Williams, Addison lIanes
Levi Summers Rollin Moss anl Capt
Rufus Milestone.
The Committee retired about 9 O'Clock
p. NJ. aud did not report until Z in the
evening. While they were out, the
ouvention was entertained by speeches
from various gentlemen
On motion o. Mr. Il r McKinlay
newspaper reporters were invited to
the stand, aud Committee appointed
TO escort the Hons a j Ranscr and G
" Buttz in the Convention.
The Convention was permanently or
ganizcd by clecting Hon. Samuel l..
Duncan President, and w II Reddish,
Esq, and County Auditor Van Tassel
Secretaries. Then tho real work of tho
Convention commenced.
Those elected to the State Convcn
tion arc;.
Hon Z G ANDREWS.
Mr. II II DUNCAN.
SHERIFF e I CAIN.
Nh 9 w CALDWELL.
SAMUEL LEWIS.
The Congressional delegates are
S l. DUNCAN.
REV Il GREEN.
JOHN Ii PHILLIPS.
j p MAYS.
RUFUS FELpER.
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The best kind of II salesman for these dull
times is an advertisement in newspaper
1t never tires in its labors, aud never shirks
its duty; it talks to customers when they
are in the best mood to be tavor.,bly i'm :
pressed. Ithns acccssto the merchants.
the schclnr,H the artist, the mechanic and
the farmer. 1t goes unlucstioncd into the
most private and sacred Of retreats The
lawyer listens to it while working up his
case; tho doctor dives into it when not Iii.
vining disease; the ladies' have it in their
lars while leisnrely olling in their boudoirs
1t il present in thousands ofplaccs ut the
same moment.