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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-15
Disgusting.

We see from our Exchange the
Richmond Commonwealth, that GER
tain Miss O'Gorman, who Claims to be
an escaped Nun, is now lecturing in
Richmond to crowded houses. The
clergy and the elite of the city turn out
10 large numbers and listen with pa
tience to her disgusting TRADE upon
everything connected with the Catholic
Church. Our excellent contemporary
has seen fit to show up somewhat the
private character of this woman, and
it is astonishing that she is still being
patropized. 1t showes very morbid
spirit in the public to countenance tor
a moment such a creature, and we trust
that her contemplated tour South will
be in all respects very cold and In
hospitable one. ,... -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-15
South Carolina Railroad.

Trains on the Camden Branch run daily,
except Sundays On Columbia Bianch, only
the night trains run daily. On Augusta
Branch all trains run daily. All other
trains run daily except sundaysS Sleeping
cars on all night trains-berths only 81 90.
Passengers taking the 2 Is p m train to
Columbia will have to remain over in King
vile IL hours. Those taking the 40 p m
train from Augusta will have to remain over
in Kingville 6 hours. Those taking the
8 90 a m train from Charleston will have to
change cars at Branchville. The 2 Is p m
train from Camden is the only one to make
connection at Columbia with day trains on
G., C. & A. R. R.. for Charlotte and oil
points North. The 90 a m train from
Camden and 15 m train from Columbia
connect with trains of Greenville and Col
umbia Railroad to and from all points on
that road. The 2 Is p m train from Gam
dlen connects at Augusta with all trains di-
yerpiug from tha: place both South and
West. Connections are made for Tuesdays
and Saturdays steamers from Charleston
to Florida, and on Wednesdays and Satur-
davis with steamers for New York by 15
D m train. For information and tickets to
apv point in the United States, apply to
JAS. JONES, Ag'r, Camden, S. O.,
JOHN B. PECK,
General Superintendent.
DC. ALLEN, General Pass. Agent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-15

JNIIIMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AU.-
w GUSTA RAILROAD, 5,s5 .
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, 8. G. July 81, 1879.
The following schedule will be operated
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH.
Night Express and Mail Train-Daily.
Leave @ Columbia 5OOpm
Arrive at Wilmington 6 6Oa m
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Wilmington lOISpm
Arrive at Columbia OOam
This Train is Fast Express, making
through connections, all rail, North and
South, and water line connection via Portss
mouth. Stops at oil stations between Col
umbia and Florence, and at Marion, Fair
Bluff, Whiteville, Pennington, Nichols and
Brinckley's.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked to all principal points. Pullman
Sleepers on night trains. r.
Local Freight Train leaves Columbia
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday only, at
600 o m. Arrives at Columbia at 1.S0 p
m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
A. POPE, F. & 7. A.
]. F. DIVINE, Superintendent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-15
W. "A. ANCRUM & CO., Ag'ts.
Spartanburg, Union & Columbia,
and Spartanburg & Asheyille
Railroads.

SH0A GssAA0taAS % OhAVN -
and Spartanburg & ASheyille
Railroads.
On and after the 1st Of January, 1880,
the Passenger trains will run daily as fol-
laws, Sundays excepted:
DOWN.
Leave Hendersonville 500 m
Leave Spartanburg 30 m
Leave Union II 20am
Arrive at Aston sop m
Passengers by this train from Hender-
sony;lle make connection at Spartanburg
with Passenger trains on the Air Line road
for Charlotte and Atlanta; and connect at
Aston with the G. & 9. trains in both di.
rections, for Columbia and Charleston.
Leave Aston 22Opm
Leave Union 510pm
Arrive at Spartanburg O0 p m
Leave Spin n'burg via s. & A. r'd IL 80 P m
Leave Tryon City ~, 24S p m
Leave Saluda 3 80 p m
Leave Flat Rock 4<lo p m
Arrive at Hendersonville 80 m
Connect at Alston with G.. & c. Passen-
ger trains from Greenville and Columbia.
Connect at Spartsnburg with through night
train on Air Line, North a
JAS. ANDERSON, Sup't
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-15
Stray Ok Taken Up.

An OK, with white body, black neck,
head and feet, about three or four years
old, with swallow fork in both ears, has
been taken up. The owner can have him
by proving property and paying expenses.
apr 8 Apply at this Office.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-15
ATMORE'S BNGLISH
Plum Puddin

In cans, and very nice, and all other kinds
of Canned Goods for sale by
KIRKLEY l. SMITH.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

WELDON, \. e, o ;tober II. John Nei,
,itt, VINO was arrested here Saturday night
or making "A deadly assault upon Mt. D.. l
evans, posIinaster. here, and also Tor strIh
ing Mr.. ) Brady, a bar tenuer, al the sails'
.Iine aud lntiictlng painful Inlurie, upon hi
person. and who was lodged III jail snort!
afterwards. was released from lrieoL
his morning the key 10 the jail was found IA
the key hoe, where 1t hau beeu LETT by The
II .screaut.
Considerable Indignation Is felt here a
the manner inswblch Merritt has oblalnea
immunity.
The particulars of a most cold blooieu
murder committed a few days ago in North
anpton county, a short distance from here,
las been received. 1t appears that two co.
pred boys named Ransom Harris aud JauIe-
Ingram, aged ten and fourteen years, wei.
into the woods together To procure some
l~lght-wood, and while thus gagged the tw,
became In. Owed III a quarrel, when the lat
yer threw an axe at the former, but missed
his aim. Harris then In turn tn -ew an axe
at Ingram striking HIM on the head, Killing
him Instantly. Harris was brought betoit
Magistrate, j. S. Grant, who sent him On
or trial. The verdict Of the coroner jury
was Intentional murder.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

Snow Hill Adrocate: George Williams,
white. and Ben Edwards, colored. have
cen Sc ntenced to he penitenti4ry-the Tor
ner for stealing a horse, fifteen years; the
latter forgery, eight ye rs.
The Hoboken Tunnel Company have
agreed to pay $500 to each wild W Of a dead
workman aud 5000 to the relatives Of those
who were unm trried. Thirteen d have
''een taken out thus far, leaving seven ,et
10 the tunnel.
Catawl q VIII witness her frst hanging
mex Friday. Henry Williams nEae Char
'e. Pearson ,s the victlm and he will he ex.
'cut'd publicly. No doubt an immense
crow" will he present and we hope that the
oes, Of order will be preserved. Sheriff
fount informs us that the execution will
take place about l o'clock. Affairs of this
kind should he conducted in q very solemn
manner n people who witness them
should take warning. Newton Enterprise.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

A WONDERFUL BooK.-A long wa,
ahead of any book we have seen this year.
ID the Revised Edition of Maury's Manual
Of Geography, just published by the New
York University Pub. Company. FROM
the first page to the last, outside and in, il
Is full of interest and the binding and cop
per plating are mary Ella Of execution.
CHANGING through this book, We could but
reflect how greatly superior facilities for oh
tanning instruction. the children of the pres
ent day have over those Of twenty years ago.
Dry statements which in the old MitcheIl's
biographies conveyed no sort of idea of the
reality. are here pictured 80 faithfully that
the child's mind must instantly grasp the
tact, and exclaim Lob, yesl | see what it
means! III always know about that here
%aiter!" But, in truth. we doubt if many
men of full growth can fail to have their
eyes opened by this book. For the world
has made astonishing progress during the
past twenty years, and so many political
changes have occurred, that few persons.
except school teachers, and commercial
travellers, are aware, save in the vague,t
way, of the geographic facts of o-day. In
short, We are rarely pleased with this book.
Capt. w. B. Kendrick, the general agent
for the company in the South, has rooms,
bic family, 1t the National
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
GoIDssoRo MEssESGEKIrEMs

GoLpsBoRo MESSENGER ITEMS. Diphthe
ria is raging IN Pender cpunsy. Mr. Jos
eph II Walker family WAS tine nrst Ia :"
he lost our children and on'
randcnllj 10 ABOUT e,gnt dass. Tn"se ali
died 10 one house, an their ages rang.d
rom two and = half TO sixteen years. -
\ sd accident happened y few days to
John Wilson. the 10 year old sou oil hr
tank Wilson,, who resides In the Mpun.
Olive section. He had his nan,i 50 siI"ch
laceratei in Mr.. }. y. LottIn ) cottor
gin that smputalion had to be r'sotieu 1"
THE nnmInatInn OF DE-. Is. L. PersoI
FIR the Senate; oy our Demnciltic :rlend>
il Green ami Lenoir. IN tue place % L"
1caman declined, Is most excellent one
Or. Person has accepted AMI Is NV IL Leu
Dir c ,unty a1ttEdIn. 10 the uon. Dick hibS
and we know OF no man IN the >tnat"ti~
more capable 10 do $, that Is Or
rom Person. --Shenif Giap, ham WI.
have d walk over on The - OF NovemorI.
opponent, W. B. FicIis has repaid a.e.
,ne faction that saw hl 10 honor him WI /.
/, uomiratIon and u, one good turn descise-
another, we learn Iii their inteution l.
repudl ate Mr.. Field 5 present candidac.
But without this sheriff Grantham Is Ger
ain of $50 majority.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
REIDsVILLE T MES ITEMS. - Pinnix

REIDsVILLE T MES ITEMS. - PinniX
Brothers. Of Casweil county, have Dough,
MessIs. Reid q Nuoten $ warehouse vi thu
own the bargain Was closed yesterday
1t a fair Or &c -Hurrah tor Black well 4
Arr! Their long cut chewing tobacco i, pa
up decidedly iu the h~andsomest packages ",
uaye ever seer Un the market. Jul,
got the whole ching up. The wrappers Wei,
,,rinted and furnished by Donaldson, OF Ne,
York, and the pa king and shipping Is don,
oy negro work at Durham. The Yankee
Cd Carr 1t was Impossible to walk w.
Ai'Dbails packages with coiored labor. bu
kImball Can show no heater work than thee,
ong cut packages. 1t Is astounding I'll
Advertising Blackwell & Carr do. Mir. Ca.
ecently sent out eight thousand dolia
worth ut pOstai cards at one time. -Sunr
four Or five families are preparing to iea.,
CaoWeil to buy farms around Hickory. W.
egret 10 learn this. Old Casuell is one o
o. greatest counties 10 the State. -
Greensboro, correspondence: Major DAME
spoke here Friday nlght to a rowded hou,
IT ai.es and gentleman; the ladies showereu
lowers on hun he thanked them gallant
). tho was sorry to say he was a Marie
nan. A number OF gent emeu, Sam NJ ten, ].
Nj. " hdr.on, Hay wood Aide man. Charm,
7 ates aud others, nave LETT tor the centeH
nial OF Baltimore. Good music at the Pre- :
p~yterian church, this chon is composed Q
drs. Wright, orgaulst, Miss LIZZIE Lindsey
Hiss Maggie and Mamie Caldwell, Ml-
i4lzz.e Dick, Miss Ida Sloan, aud Nessre
McNeal. Jim Hill and NJ. K. Callum, til,
va IS j oe horchead and Mr.. Ciack. Al nigh
Dr.. Smith told of the Pan Council at PIMA
'irlphia, they met in the Academy Ut Music.
1ut the crowd was O great they had to lee
.ure at Horticultural Hall. Tie said coming
,ut one night he got mixed up in a larg,
political procession, and got lost, aud wa.
With the crowd one hour the first thins
he knew in trying to scufBe his way out ht
lad grabbed hold of a lady, but the police
nan finally showed him the way. Tom Garrett
..ei last Saturday night, he had a bar room
here, AID liquor was his worst foe that fina,
~ killed him. Federal court is still In PES
ion, the big rail road suit comes off this
week. Mrs. Judge Billiard has been sick.
had something like a cOngestive chill, but Is
now better. Judge Bond is presiding q,
Federal Court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

Neacs md Obsercer.. DR.. ] NJ. Wcrtl
and Hon. w. NJ Robbins spoke at Metr".
politan Hallon Friday night.--T There
as heen afresh appearance of ''329,' There
are now thousands of them in every part e
the city.--The State Council of the
Friends of Temperance will meet in this
city on the Sth of December. "A nov
city at the fair will he the herd of ten or
twelve deer William Hunter. Esq of Kin
ston. - We regret to learn Of the *
IRENE illness Of the venerable Charles Dew
az, Esq..--Prof. Kerr, State Geolop,st.
Yesterday received several specimens of IA
olin, from two points in CASTOR county.
Thy were forwarded to the great potter e
at Trenton. n. j, to be tested. A fin
specimen Of nickel from HAYWOOD county
was also received for analysis -On Tues
day morning = white man attempted to
shoot bis little son. He took aim at him
with a shot gun. and discharged the weai I.
on. As good luck would have it. Charle
Crawford stood SD near that be WAS able to
strike up the barrel and So save the boys
life probably. The mar male sc veral 9TH
rr attempsto shoot the lad, il is said. Yes
terday he was held to appear ut COURT
apt. benson received 81 telegram from w.
J. Best, Esq to the effect thar the fam , US
Jersey bull, donated by him to the Moth
Carolina Agricultural S ~,Ciety. would leave
New York to-day. He Is two years old and
IS from that private herd of Mr.. D nsmare,
the great millionaire, who has the best
known herd Of Jerseys in The world. there
being nothing in the island of jersey or in
England to equal his grand herd of three
hundred head The bull is generously
given 10y Mr.. Best to the North Carolina
Agricultural Society. and will be disposed
of foathe benefit Of the organization.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

SECTIoNALISM TRIUMPHASr.-As is now
generally known to our readers, the result
Of the Western s ate- Elections, on Tuesday
asst. was utter discontinue Of the friends oi
the South, and Peace. and the best Interests
Of the country. The issues were very plainly
made there was not a voter IN either Ohio
or Indiana but understood that Natlona.
~nsequence hung upon his ballot. regard
ieSs OF local c%oioring. Yet the Bloody shirt
South-hating, Shoddy-crat, ticket was eier
ted in Ohio by 10000 majority in Indiana
by 6 900, exclusive Of the reduction of the
6 900 Democratic majority OF last election.
Worse still, the South Haters, bymeanso of a
yerrymander Il. e. a arrangement of Dis
lricts to secure majorltles) were enabled TO
gain FIVE new members OF Congress in Ohio !;
and two, if no more In Indiana. This Sc
cures u South Hating majority in the next
House, unless the Democrats gain in other
States. Moreover the loss o: the Indiana
Legislature, replaces Senator Mcdonald by
a Radical. In short, the triumph of ou,
enemies is complete: and this result is az
gravated by undue expectations arouse d by
he Hotch- Potch success in Maine and the
confident predictions of the Democratic
eaders, English, Landers, Mcdonald, ct al.
whose figures ran from 5000 to Is, 900.
Luckily, W. have long been used to such
outcome 0. Northern elections and are no
,articuarls pat out about it The effect on
the Southern mind ought to be sanitary
Since Hancucks nomination and the success III
Maine, our people have begun TO delude them
elves with the old talk about the Union
National fraternity, and that sort OF stuff
Too last, too fast good friends Such
'Gush' is thrown to swine. The Ruling
majority at the North doesn't care a plea
.une for the Union except as a money
making, otfice-hlling CONCERN; aud Ioe>n',
ARE for National Reconciliation except OF
hat kind which places the South on her
narrow-bones of shame, poverty and humill
,tion. The Northern Radical idea of a Re
United Nation is that Of the Master and his
Re- / 5 ave- 1t the South would pla,
he slave and come in rags, and crocodile
tears, cring ng and whineing for mercy, and
pretending to be half crazy to get back, al
would be right But as we are not yet ready
ior that, the poor fanatics will go on shifting
heir own noses, damaging their " trade
md prosperity, year after year to crafty "a
lily malice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
A Gard from Dr.. Sam -ove.
RALEIGH. October l6-
To the Voters Of The Ei/hh Longrcssiond

RALEIsH. October is.
To the Votersof The Eighth Congregational
District.
Fellow CITIZENS: You already know
that. AT the request Of large
uumner of the Democracy OF tie
district, | have announced myself q candI
date To represent you in the next Congress
pf the United States. had set out to see
as many IF you as possinie in the brief pc
rid intervening between the day OF my an
nouucement and that of the election. when
had TO return to Raleigh to take charge
Of the duties of my OH e. in consequence
of the sudden death of my chief c.eEk. MIR.
4. j. Par,in. since my return here ! hav,
learned from several Counties Of Or district
that II has been industrIously circulated
hat | have Withdrawn from the contest.
There IS no truth IN this ruDaor. am still a
candidate and expect TO ne elected. II
practicable, | will vet visit all the counties
and see my friends; ou, if detained here
in the performance Of ms ofici. al duties.
I'm sure nv democratic friends will be none
The less earnest in my Oeh At. Very respect
full, Your OUedient Servant.
SAN'L L. LOVE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
THE VERY LATEST.
By NAIL AND TELEGRArH
the hour OF going to Press

w.
Gov. Hendricks, Senators English AID
Mcdonald, Frank Landers, the deica'e.
candidate for Governor, and other IIo-.
nen. Democrats of Indiana have issued 81
address, ~reciting the methods by which 's
state was carried. and declaring the IA"
vote polled by u in October, il po..ed ID
November, will secure to us the star
The average vote against us at the late err.
tipn will not exceed i o and may fat q.
ow that figure. This vote can, and. IN a..
opinion, viii lie overcomein the Freaidtn+h
election. A change Of three votes In e'--
p~recinct will accomplish it. Rememie.
YOU have a leader In this coutest Who ne''.
-ounds a retreat, and he commands al arr
that never surrenders. Gen Hancock AZ
lays, in an interview, that he cou1det.
expects the vote of lndiana.-A term
storm has swept the Northwestern Sta.
Ter several days past.-Col. William :
Pearson who carried the vote of the y T..
Electoral College to Grant in 1872. AMI va,
given a gold headed caDe for his Raoit'.
speeches, has come out tor Hancock, az
tele~graphed to sign his Zane to the
dress Of Southern Republicans repudlat'nt
Radicalism.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
WILSON ADVANCE ITEMS. Mr.. Thos

WILSON ADVANCE ITEMS. Mr.. Thos
DAvi. has accepted the Democratic notnina
ton tor Register. The gin and mil. pro
perty of w. II. Arlington, of Castails. n.
Z caught fire the eth of Oct. Loss abou'
$40. Iusured-Pruf. DE Pierrls dauclus
,cnuol opens next Monday. We learn fron.
Prot. f. W. Adams that the revival when
Rev. y. NJ. Journey carried ON at Black
Creek resulted In seven accesslons Ia th.
church. -Tuesiay, ept. 5th, Columbus
Barnes who was Ell route tor SNOW Hill Wa
violently thrown from his sulky info the road
while near DR.. Tom Person place H.
xas found speeches, but On ex ,mluaiion II
WAS found that no bunes were broken.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

RALrJGH DORIS "A German at the Bag
ley building on Tuesday night and a bal
1t the National Oh Friday night will furnish
eStivity for fashionable feet while Forn
will furnish fun. and Midame Rentz fast
ness, for the other extremity Of Fair atten
dants, during the rest Of the week. Quile
| lively alarm was given the guests OF tn,
National Hotel by the burning of the WOO,
house and beethoven on the corner of capl
tul square, at 2:3O a. IN. on Friday. Al
attempt to burn the sheds was made las;
tall this time it was a success, and threat
ened 10 add other buildings, as the burning
lakes ignited several roofs, whole block,
Instant. We had not vet retired. and hearo
some one pass rapidly down street a few
moments before the alarm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

DEATHs.-In Salisbury. I. G. Haughton
Esq.--In Charlotte, j. B. FIauklir.-
At Statesville. VIM. c. Howell.-A
~>tanhope, Nash county, Oct 3, the wife Of
Thomas Westray, Esq.-sa ne county
James Mosely, and a son OF Henderson
Morgan. IN Wilson, of congestiv,
chill, Allen, infant son of Peter A. Bynum,
-In Cab irrus. Mr.. Samuai Pharr, age,
57.-Iu Iredell. NJ JAMES B Clark -
Nr. E. Bolch of Catawpa dropped dea,
With heart disease on Thurs Try; the 9Th
case 10 North Carolina during the past 8
days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21

GONE SOUTH The following letter from
Cap. John Watson Dowd will ex plain itself
He has engaged TO travel for some mouths
through the Cult States 10 the interest OF
an Hillsboro Tobacco 6rm. We were ex
ceedingly 10th TO lose his assistance In con-
nection with this paper: but OF rejecting
hat our seven years of Journalistic drudge
r. since leaving Albany PeniteDtiary has at
no time paid more than for "RAtious and
clothes we had not the heart 70 dissuade
him from abandoning the newspaper field
Tor the more profitable one he bias CHI Isen.
As a canvasser for tobacco orders any man
can earn more IN a week than as . newspaper
agent In six months; and at far less personal
annoyance and discomfort. Capt. Dowd
has a wide circle Of friends throughout
North Carolina who will wish him heart,
success wherever he goes; and FROM his
known energy and address we doubt his at
tanning 1t.
Der "A. 1880.
Dear Str:-To-night | leave for Mont
gomery, as you are aware. In covering my
connection with the Farmer and Mechanic.
[ leave withyou, and it, my very best wishes.
Our association has been exceedingly pleas
ant not a word. or act, has ever passed
from you, calculated to annoy or disturb my
feelings. ] only wish it had been SO we
could have continue together for. If | have
not made money. / have learned a great
deal IRON you, and will always feel g~ratefui
for the pains you took and manifested foI
me. If il be IN my powerever TO be Of service
you have only to command. Occasionally
hope to be able to send you a few Dots
OF interest collecie | in my travels.
10 you, and all my friends, together with
the readers of the paper, | wish a long
happy, and prosperous life.
Very Truly your. d. w. DOwD.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
GREENBACKERs.-T Greensboro Bt

GREENBACKERs.-The Greensboro Bea-
con prints the following as the official list I
!" National Greenback" asplrants. Ala
nance, Geo. l.. GrecSon for the Senate.
A>be, WIN. NJ. Baluwi for the House
Berthe, Rev. b. +. King for the House E..
4. Dulton, Sheriff Baden. A IL. Perry.
House; j. A. Edwards, Sheriff. Bruns.
wick, Charles +. Bel, ST., Tor Senate.
ZONES, Edgar Humphrey, for the House.
New Hanover, j. j. Curtis, white. and J.
\. Holt, colored, for the House. Coroner,
Wesley Avant, colored Sheriff. L. A
Watson; Register Of Deeds. Hezeklah Reed,
oolored Treasurer, John NJ. Bremer; Con
stable, Wilmington township, n. Carr.
Northampton, Rev. Wn. Grant, Senate,
Panllico, sheriff, lsacc p. Holto. Treas.
urer, John K. McCotter; Register ot
Deeds, Thomas S. VOLTA; Coroner, Benja-
ain Bennett; Surveyor, j.. II. Holton.
Pitt, Senate, Gideon Allen; House, L.. II.
Wilson, B. F.. Bryan Sheriff. w NJ King.
lndependant endorsed Register, Rufus X
Hearne. independaut endorsed; Surveyor.
W.. II. Brlttou; Coroner, Allen johnson
Stokes, House, DIR Swain King. Surry.
Senate, John VI. Brewer.