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FFER.i hi atrvice to the f ullu?, end may be tun n J t hia office when not profession ally engaged. . Ir. KiiXT. baocIa,'l I- M.'M. HiiXj in the pr-tic f -Meliein,wl.o may .! fuuol tlUU Drug Ftor. during the dmr mnd at .-Hampton & Co'eat nigbC ,f p 18 tf mi. k..o7klliott, , P h y i c i an a n d S u'r g to ny , ' St Attnrllle pi. C. "FFERS hi profeioii tl rviw to tie Vf pnl.lic- Office at tue hlli.4t Iloue. apr 18-uf ; J . " it. p. auMfii:li, Attorney and Coun$dlor at - Law, : , STATES VI LLE, N. C: ' WILL, practice In the '-cHtitiii tf !rrl-Il, Wilken, CatawU, Burke, Ahxn.!cr and L:nt1n.. also in the Sonrcroe O-urt of North Tarnlinii. kiul the District mud C'irctrit Point of -41i United 8faU. ' i ap IS tf i J. M. CI.KMKNT, a m m r i WW J T -T. A W -AX A V U 1 XJ X X - J-i II ' '.IocksTilIe, C, PRACTI'KS in, the couniica f Iuyiv Tow. n. Dnvi.Wn. Iredell, Wilkea an 1 Vadkin and in tlia Supreme Cuiut of North Taio! ra. 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I an rnfvdnBoed. yo all mj X, To Ust bell V m! inwrt f y All ia tsoraeat wbea I d. j jdg Daukl bJ mj taine paaard, Thoae priaoo walla-1 Irstw at btft ; Nothing Xa cheer my droopina; k mI Till I oombeted with the dravL htC IUI dre4T7 JdB X AV I .Hhall 1 that awfol arotencx htmr, I1HrtNye caravd iota MI, In pmicforvver tbre to dwelL j 'Icthinki tho friffhtfol irhnati ace ;inawinj my flesh in micry, !AnHha.t it may attended be ' For murdt f ia the 6rjt drgce. j , Ilowhall I mwt that mooniful Mini .Whose b!ood I ipilt opoo tlie flKr ; Ilia flaming ey t xne will tay; -, i Wby did yoo:Uke oiy life away. . , J Hi fwble hand hong gently down, II u chattering tongue soon lt its soudJ, i'fo wee hia soul and boly part, j ill strikes the terrors to my heart. I I took his blooming days swayg: I Ijr(tL him no time to tiod to pry, I Ad f bis ains full on his hcudj , -" lut l not U-ar them in liis sU-uJ ?i Tlie jenloaa tboiKhtS that first gave strife, t To muke me lke my l.asband'ai life, ? For months and day I p-ut my time . f lu sludging Iow to do this crime ' VYoOjSll are me and on me gaze; lie careful how you spend your! days.; ; Try to serve your liod m timj j Aiul don't forget this awful crime. j II was on u dark and dokful night, i I pot IJh bixly out ofaiht, i With tUux-s 1 tried it to connrn, : li it time would not admit it dune. ' , - ' ' . My thoughts on awful subjt-cts ro!l, ; ; My Httlethild. God bless sUl'; !, At! you that are of Adam 8 rare, ; Don't let my faults this child dUrare. Farewell, my friend?, you alrma? sec AVImt my bad eiiMliict bus brought on me, To1 die in shame and in difgrace , i lvf'fe this world of huinan race. . i Drendrul. indeed, to think of death; I In fterficl health toioost! my breath ; ... . -'.Farewell, my friend. I- bid adieu, j Vengeance will soon on ine pursue. ! ' - - -'''(" Oh, l4n!. how fhall I be forgiven, t Nof fit for i-urW. not fit Tor heaven;" 4 " Hat Hi tie tioe to pray to God.j UnVil, 1 feel lh:it awful rod. I A propos of " our present ticklish relations with England, the Manchester (Knglaiiii) Conner says : t . - -. 'An umusing cspc of c,n qu nihil dama Erm.' havinjr. is a small wavi a ludiicrons re- rjib'uiiee to the " AKbtuna eus-,'' has just tici n d-eideii near Bath. '.Thestory iis toid by a correairftnck'nt of litid and Water!, and may he briefly utn:iiaritl ns follows : I)r. Dace, an arlent naturalist, well known in tlie West of Knjrlund, purchased n cently ,tw fine old Knglfeh black rats. These interesting animals managed to escape from the Doctor's premi sm, and fook nj their residence with' a gentle man in the neighborhood a Mf. .Spokes m who w as an iutinutte fiiend of Dr. Dace, and what wus of more importance to the ruts, an enthusiastic bainler of bantams, .j The rats kiHil a iiumln-r of bantams, and wefe ultimate- kiilitl bv a celebrated rat-butcher named IJill Furatt. Mr. Spokes clainK-d, damages from Dr. Dace for the loss of the. ban,Uani.s. and lie doctor clainhd damu for Jhe murder ol fcs cln-rlslrt-d rabC Arbitrators were appoint- 1. and all seemed td go on smoothly, until Mr, Siiokes banded in an enormous bill after tla? manner of Cousin Jonathan fur coite- uential dama2re3, The number of birds kill ed was thirteen, for which 13 . was claimed. he following items' will show.- the nature of Mr. Spokes' demands : - .1 -v r s. D. rhir teen sittings of eggs that would have Ik en hatched (.13 13 0 Value of prizes that would have been earned at tlie poultry shows at Bath. Hristol and Sarum. ". 'r 9 9 0 Uhe of B.I Ferrat, the rat catcher-- six days at 5s. per day ......... I 1 0 10 0 Beer and refreshments for B. F. . . V 12 0 Loss of time in looking after B. F. six days..." ...I i 3 0 0 0 14 0 Four patent rat traps,' at 3a. 6d. . . Damage to a pair of trowsers during the bunt 0 7 0 New roof to outhouse, 113 0 0 The whoie bill amounted to 61 4. After a great deal of wrangling, Mr. Spokes with drew his demand for "consequential damages. and accepted payment for the fowls actually destroyed. Facts fob ' th Single. A philosopher has lately Drought to light some curious so cial statistics compiled from tbe records of eleven years in France, Belgium and Holland, relative to the longevity of married and single men, wbich furnish fresu proofs of the danger of living single. It appears that; married men. between the ages of 25 and 30 years are far more apt to live than unmarried men, tbe ratio of deaths being in favor, as four to ten and a half in every thousand persons. Here is a powerful argument for eat ly marriages in law of self -preservation he becomes their advocate; but a little further devejoneiuent or the records show that at tbe same age wid owers die at the rale ol twenty-two ' in every mousand, Deing twice as perishable as their unmarried brethren. When the age advances to between thirty and thirty-five years the case is reversed. Married men die at tbe rate of eleven and single men only five in every thousand, the latter, nearly .recovering the ground lost in the previous semi-oecade Dn fortunate widowers, however, are still at a- a r . a m m :. oisaavaniage, aying ai me rate ot nineteen in every thousand. " These figures open a wide field for drawing Inferences and moral lessons. Evidently dangers hedge about the life of man. but' the chief and most apparent warning con veyed by tbe facts of the case is necessity of a man's carefully preserving the life of i wife, if be has one. since her loss increases by about fourfold tbe imminence of an end to bis own career. - 1 Women, who are born to be chosen, not to choose, should be born suspicions, calculating, and selfish. Tea re. which are summoned bv sorrow for thn past, inspire better resolutions for the future, Frwaa Um CarsiSM 3lwcvr. Ctvirtffd it List i i II'mI away Is tkw h'Cm eooiry boose, arovod which rusn. J awirntoea, -t hues, Xc- mm to tie vita ran otter ta weetara and Iodine. A ! portb at in froot of tb bnmao. with slurs, on, nhick are , the swertrat of C-rwrrs, cUmbrriar mp off? It, Biitar tbc booja wits ue Dost debcale trr i . - :' On a hrantlfttl saiamer evenifi'. there smt to this poreb, a roear rirl la the blooaa of yohr ad braoty, gaxiojj fr ovrr tbe bUta. a. Urrst. t kU ""ft Jd aw.y U tbe WbtelWtej,. 8be m d jebtleaa tbit km of socaeone bm f the Irr-J. r, tJoc?lt si lolv.nlb brf- wtuil "4art mimI . aMiL sb WjI" Btvrvatei.1 wboic-ort awJ a-eL She wii arrnercutly aboot sevcoteen, just rntrrin iuio wotrai- . Webavetbes ictrodue d In cor readers ' Katie Aktoo. tie daoghUr and oi.ryf bild of i Mr. Klgar A la ton, t!e wealthiest mo in tbe vicinity of L Mr. Abbm w a widow-' er. ml opob Kate be beat owed bis whole on-j dir'xk-d lieart. KrerytLiii; that she ctmM wu!i fir, tLt moflly could boy, eoukl sarefy be in ber ponjin. Yet she was not wiiat U Urtned 'a po'led rbikl. .TLosedark, beau tiful eyes, shooc forth a virtue that is not ol earth.. It wa soon vhiapered all over the eoontrj that she ws to be married to Henry luuni poor, oui iioncL young man, eiio nau oeeu fmjing uia wunmi io uer lor some ) time.. . ' J Il'etiry Young lovitf Kate Alston with all Hie love a pare, brave and generous heart can bestow, six that pus?ioa was returned with all its fore by ber. Uut lleory was po-r. Tl.at fact was ia Mr. All-ton's mind, a barrier between them. Kute, though she loved him with all ber heart, was not willing to marry him" without her father's consent. So,; one Unutiful October evening, we find them Lid ding each ojher farewell, for Henry bad deter mined to go to Califumiii for a few years to HLtk a fortune that he mipbt return wealthy and claim Kale as his bride. "And you will not forget me Kute?" Le said, in a voice full of lore. ' "Never," A kiiw, and they parted. Henry for his new home, und Kute for Iter room. Will the reader now follow us over the riv ers, mountains, vullf y. and plain, its we hunt up Henry Younjr ? Now we have found him on the Pacific coast. Wages ar.e high, and lie is getting a good raUry. He has very hard work to do, but he does it cheerfully," t Link ing, no doubt, of that beautiful, virtuous crea ture, that awaits Ms coming at home. Rut this noble young man is not nllowed the opportunity of making a fortune. His own deur sunny Suuth, the land of hi birth, h envelop d in a terrible war. Nrlh (.'aro !iua calls him to tbe field, and Henry Young is not the, man to refuM. to obey the simnnyns of his native Ssate. He hurries to Raleigh, enlists as a private soldier, and is sent to the army of Ncrthfrn Virginia. t ' Let us h-aik once more at Kate and tee wimt she is doing. Hr father invests too much in specuhition and is a bankrupt. I lie old mau dies ,01 a ibrtkeii- heart. I he old ' residence has 1 to "fol sold for the benefit of Mr. Alston's creditors, and Kute advertis-.'s for a situation o govern ess. Her ndvertisem'nt is answered by a Mrs. Moss, of Ilichinoni'. She had-thr-t small children to be educated and offered Kate a very liberal salary. Gladly she accepted ir, and in a (short while enters, upou 1m r du'.i.s. he war had now commerced in all its fury. port Sumter bad beon tuken, the yankecs had been defeated at Little Bethel aod glorious news was being heard every day from the val ley of iiginia. Henry, poor fellow ! was in it all. lie soon rose to ilit. rank of Colonel, and was bidding fair to wear a General's spurs. . But after the fights at Gettysburg, the hope- that the Confederate cause would succeed grew dimmer every da v. 1 lie liospituis in Kith moud were crowded with wounded and ('yirg men. It was a sad pleasure t Kate to wait upon these brave soldiers, all of the spare time ;lie hud. H.iw bravely they stood all of the pains of amputation, &c! How cheerfully they dicta ted their farewell letters to those loved ones at hojue I Lute one evening, iu February 1865, Mrs. Moss entered the little room iu which Kute taught, just as she was ubout to dismiss the children. ' - " 1 have just been to the hospital and it makes my lieart sad to see brave soldiers die. One especially interested me, for he kept nitir- memi?. half unconsciously, ivate,on Kale: she said. , What is bis n.ime !" asked the young gov erness, excitedly. tilonel Henry onng, was the reply. Half an hour later. Kate was shown into a room in the hospital, where among hia pillows, a deep wound inflicted on his pale young brow, lay the darling object of tier heart. 1 don t think be can live, ma am, whis pered the surgeon as she entered. "Uui nenry, nenry, live, live ior my sake 1" she exclaimed. A smile, a bright and happy smile, came over his face as be said : " 1 will live for you, Kate." ' Aod, sure enough, he grew better every day after that, to the treat surprise of every one. The 'surgeon smilingly said tbat it was ".mm Kate who aid tt, and complimented lier on being, as he said, " a much better doctor than himself.' When the war. terminated, with all of its evil consrauences. Colonel Younz was a has- band and Kate Alston was bis happy bride. "Washington as a FarmkbJ Tbe farm of General Washington, at ML Vernon, contain ing 10.000 acres of land in one body equal to about fifteen square miles. . It was divided into farms of convenient size, at the distance of two, three, and five miles from the Mansion House. He visited these farms every day in pleasant weather, and was constantly engaged i in making experiments for tbe improvement of agriculture.- Some idea of tbe extent of his farming may be found from the following facts-: . . In 1787 be had five hundred and eighty acres in grass; sowed six hundred bushels of oats ; six hundred acres with wheat, and as much more in corn, barley, potatoes, beans, peas, 4c His stock consisted of one hun dred and forty horses ; one hundred and twelve cows ; two hundred and thirty-six" working oxen, heifers, and teers, and five bnodred sheep. He constantly employed two bnodred and fifty hands, and kept twenty -four ploughs going daring tbe whole year, when the earth and state of the weather .would permit. Ia 1780 be slaughtered one hundred and fifty bogs for tbe use of bis awn family, and provi sions for hia negroes, for whose comfort be had great regard. . Persons whose means are inadequate to their pretensions, bare aq inordinate idea of tbe power of wealth, j Jxt reason go. before epujrprige and coansel j before action. rn a iinirvrr lrrrfnfTti vr? t ni rnvE xzsor the state I ?,O03 Dc IfIrt la itir : llarmonT and Unltf GREAT E.YTHUSL tbe bki fanpjir tbe I W tbe mokt mrA xM tret CPrrieJ baXfif - CjCicli f an O an oet poena ef tbe rrpaet e (4 ' i the Democratic Conarrv stive m it-lf aiaLL ! f T , CT rrprestote L Tlx at trounce of peMni.j ont gtotlemco vu greab?r than to any oibvr nimilar occasion!. t rHimiiM j.'t ! in mn.iL . , wigeatn ia a beautiful grove txt the rieTpAT"a raot-KKOi : At 1 ., !hf convention was felled to; or 6W by Hon.-D. j M. I Urriojer. u pjn wfcxaw ino- ther, of Caldwell, were tlecled '.temporary secretaries. .j . j. ' Mr. Fuller, on taking tle chair spoke of the distintruihhed honor confcmJ spon him in" being called npon to preside, enn U mporarily. over aocb a body ol tlie intelligence and worth of the State. He spoke of the eonverition us a (rraml upheaval in tbe interest. of popular rights and civil liberty, and presagdU the down fall of radicalism. Mr. Fuller spoke eloqaeol ly and at smc length, and was frsqaeuUy in rupted by loud applause. j Mr. Derringer nnved that a committee of two from each (congressional district bcap pointed by the thair on prrmaneij orgsiuia-. tion. ' j . . Col. W. L. Steele desired a call sf tLe coun ties to ascertain who were present, i Mr. Barringer then niovxl tlie a"pointment of a committee of two on credentiii. Hon. J. II. Haughton did not Fnpnoae tliere was a bogus deU-gate in the bouse. . lie hoped the call ot count M-a wonld be dLsnrna.it arith mnd that the convention would pruoed to kill radicalism. Cheers. Maj. Sparrow moved for a call tf tbe coun ties,, Capt J. J. Davis opposed the call and iiKiveu tnai every conservaiive-uemocral pres ent be considered a delegate., I Tlie motion tj "call the coontiet prevailed and eighty five were found to be represented. Clay, Cleuveland, Graham, Gates and Swain were the only counties not' reprcrerfpd. t. epu 4.. fTa! a uion-1 tHtfjthe t&irmt- V laiivvs oi tne press prescut oe loriteu to seats Adopted. J " I ! (Jen.' A. M. Scales moved that a list of del- ejratis preseut he called for for'Ta.Wicat ion. ifl'i.aL.t a .a a ije Te to tA t,e JKOVe tu tl,aract,.r t ic men prewnt. Adopted. . This list canno' be furnished as maiy of the IMTl!e4!J ISM i tion Hon. T. t'J Fuller was nminitKasty elrcU 1 V? . T .,.; . I td temporary chairman, and Mtnii Nat. At- "V , . .1 , , V LL f , kiiaioo.'of-tbe lAaUsiibj C.W IWf A.' A t.n for a mxta of Urrly ioet. la Cca 21. tebape Urai-a.ta4.4 Lo,Klon.Jr.ofCbathm.Dr.ll.r:.T Man. WV. f 711 , T rf . nr,kuirJ.LA v i vr w o,! i Mr. aring withdrew tl name of JaJre ' all. and AimU ll mtm tf tW tw4, 1 delegations failed lo hand in their lis. j Buncombe I, Oamden 1, Chatham 2. Cuswrll On motion, (Jen. S. F. Carey. Gen, M. W. j 2: Chowan 1, Clay 1. Craven 3, Columbia I. lJansom, Gov. V'uiicc, Hon. Josiah' Turner, Cumberland 2. Davie l. Fxlgecmbc 2, For Jr., lion. J. M. Leach, Hon. F.' E. Shobrr, , sythe I,' Franklin 1, Granville 2, Greene 1, Hon. T. L. Clingman, Hon. Johl Manning. i lion. a. .m. ncuies and lion. Join Kerr were invited to seats on the platform. Mr. Barringer moved that the chair appoint a committee of'two from each congressional district on pernr.janent officers. ' Gen. T. L. Clit'gman was now loul'y called for. He said the present convettion was the grandest he had ever, seen. He was very se vere On the plundering radicals and - spoke of them a? a set of the worst rulicalsever known to history. Gen. Clingman endorsed the Cin cinnati movement and considered it the duty of conservatives and democrats to sustain it. He was frequently interrupts! by applause. Gov. Vance was next loudly called for but urged the convention to patience till the jk.t manent organization be completed. The chair now announced the committee on organization, as follows ': , 1st District :Major Thomas Sjarrow, of Beaufort, And D. M. Carter, of Bjaulort. 2nd : J. II. Hauehton, oCCraven, and- L. W. Humphrey, f Wayne 3rd: Mj. J. A. KngelharJ, of New Han over, and A. M. McKlhan, of Cumberland. 4th : Gen. Wj. IL Cox, of Wake, and H. G. Williams, of Nash. 5tb : J. M. Worth, of Eaudolph, and F. C. Bobbins, ot Davidson. j Gih : W. J. Yates, of Mecklenburg, and C. M. T. McCauley. of Union. 7th : R. F. ArmGeld, of Iredell, and John S. Henderson, o5 Rowan. . 8th : David Coleman, of Bancbmbe, and Wistar Tate, of; Cherokee. i rtn mniinn rt .T If Hiinotiton at 1 n m the cou ven tion adjourned till 3 o'clock. AFTXRXOON SESSION. . The Convention met parsnant to adjourn meiit.. , Tbe committee on perfSXuf. "organi zation then' reported as follows r . Presituni Hon. John Km. of Caswell. Vice President. 1st District, T.' J. Jarvis, of Tyrrell; 2d,Wm. Robinson,' of Wayne; 3d, Dr. C.T. Murphy, of Sampson ; 4th. Rog er Gregory, of Granville ; 5tb, J. A. Gilmer, of Guilford ; 6th. CoL J. A. Brown, Mecklen burg; th, W. Erwin, Burke. W. Long. Yadkin; 8th, J.J. Secretaries P. F. Duffy, of Guilrd : W. W. Gaither, of Caldwell ; li. A. London, Jr.. of Chatham; Dr. II. E. T. Manning, of Hali fax : Nat. Atkiason. of Baocunbe. The committee aha reported the rules of the House of Representatives for the government of the convention. The' report waa adopted. Hon. John Kerr on taking the chair deliv. em) one of Ibe bext speeches of his life. We will not in this .hurried report attempt a synop sis of the Judge s speech, or that of Governor Vance, that followed, reserving to another oc- casion a DretiT iuu reiwr w ooio. uoui r 1 1 : . ,r L . 1 . I enf.Veni endorsed tlie LinctunaU movement ar : . and urged the o-operation of tbe true men of the south in tbe movement. At the conclusion of Gov. Yaace'a speech, Mr. HaogbtrW moved tbat the chair appoint a committee of one from each congressional district on a platform of principles to report to tbe next meeting of the eon ven' ion. Gen. Cox moved tbat all resolutions touch ing the matter of a platform be referred with out debate to the proposed committee- Adopt ed. I '-';;; Maj. Engelhard moved to make j the pro posed committee of two from each congressioo- . . - . - - n J . -1 i , , at aistncu ioh mmenuiucub rwaiiea ; anu the resolotioo as amended was adopted, i Mr. Waring moved that a resolution of cor- . . . . .a r . dial greeting be-seot to ine Cincinnati con vention. I After debate, this motion was ruled oat of order, and tbe matter waa referred to tbe com mittee on a platform, CoL John, F. Hoke mored that ia TOtinsjKerr, Randolph j 2J, Eer. John S. Long IWrta4Ue ed. rMy tS tu &nib t IIr a lUim Uti. i.A. Stntie t7tvl t ax4 le aakkake baaef viy tW rtl atnu se CW 'r t f re U JtoJi Tf rwte lr 100 cm l Tf f rtrry rtisom et tv , CirtV tfKakKMi aa-W U aawWaarM by J-r J.;TJ. MrW. I, F. CaJd-B. Mr. Sum. tbe TW Emmttr end olbers, aa4 Mr. ?iW witkbrrw tbe aaareVrL V tt was aaMi4 tbat tbe fete vU be beard cat the art iMunWaML . ! Cut. J. P. IIHU aaavJ tto fa ei,, . ft K. H. WHirra. r.t sjenIew4 A. fL Ms nawei. (. A. J. Irge watrd U. It . . . - v- nmfrr. - ttxaeiMtnl !!. itwtrd Joib rantrr.Jr. M r. TartT aid be direj cWe Im. fTrr. II U4 lrn ntr4 m tlw rri ,'! tk of pwlhn di a.IUiBy tA m TOr mfc?rM bl (,,,f,w vti tueak- tinue the firht- He ailed Lit fik Mr i. ' .'.7 "7. . .' -1 nam. l vttlxlrav b baoe, aLKh vas cord ihgly doe. . t4. J.(A. fMmev norninted Jo-l.-e Fbip. ' Tlierr. beiof ao la'rtber a-Buitoo. it i Shipp by iiistructioot Oa motion a r-craf ten miDutrs u taken te allow dYk-rtr to coau'l. At tbe eijjiratioQ of trn niiuatrs tbe coo reotion was railed to order. (ha, McKen. li-q . of Ibifke. protested a:raint the vote being now iDto. Ii was the wwh of tb legates t couMi!t as to tle tneriU of the several apirtita arul be thomVit it pre mature to go into tlie nomination till tbe plat form was reported and ai rtej. He moved to postpue tlie vote till to morrow. Col. Fou'.fc and Mr. llsugh'.on concirrtd with Mr McKesson. Mr..Turncr m0veI to lay tlie mV.ion to postpone on the table. He saw no ue in pTtnoDing the vote, for whoever jrot the nom ination would be heartily rapportrd. If, said he, yon nominate my friend -n. BirringiT, we will all shout "a!l right ;" if ycra nominate my friend Gen. Ieach, all will gay 'all ritfht and if von nominate my fiiend Ju!ge Merri mon. all will cry "all riht. (l?Jerrs. I know do eat and no wot in this matter, lie wetit on to-saj. I would he i!Hnj to take all the faodrdatea oat of Albenurle soond or out of Clicroltoe, if the ri'ht rt of merj. lliere waj no oecessity for pwtponefneDt. Tbe merits of the si-veial c ndiLit(e had been - dis cussed for a year, ard nothing farther remain ed but to make the arlcctioo. The motion to'poatp,w was tabled. j W. M. Uobinn moved the vrte be taken by ballot, but withdrew it in coiiscq'jenec of a storm of disapprobati-o, 1 rl Ttnti ;ulid5 IDn" o;etl Tas TelTo.- i Whole nnmber of votes caft 1 03 necessary to a choice f5-f Merrimon 70, Ix-ach '22, Bur- ringer 12, as follows : THE BAtJ.oT. J-or Mr. Mernmon. Alamance I, A Heha nv I, Beaufort 1. Bladen 1. Brunawirk '-L- Guilford. 1. Harnett 1. Hnywood 1, Hend'T- son 1, llertrord 1. Jackson, 1, Jobislon 7. Jones li, M aeon 1, MuJin 1, Martin I, Mitcliell 1, Montgomery I, Moore 1, Nash I, New Hanover 3. Orange 1, Fajiotank I. Person 1. Pitt 2. llhcon 2, ItocKinirham 2. Rutherford 1, Sampson 1. Snrry U Unioo 1, Wake 4, Warren 2, Washington; 1, Wilson 1, Yanrey 1. M counties. 70 vW-a. For Mr. ljeach. Aale 1. Bet tie 1. Burke 1, Caldwell 1, Carteret 1, Catswb 1, David son 1, Gaston 1. Halifax 2. ImWI 2. Iifnoir 1. McDowell 1. Northampton 2. llondolpb 2. Richmond 1. Stanley 1, Stokes 1. Tyreil 1. Watauga 1, Yadkin 1 13 counties and 22 VOtPS. For Mr. B'irrinsrrAfwm I Cabarrm 1, Duplin 2j Lincoln 1, Mecklenburg 1, Onslow 1, Bowau 2, Wayue 28 counties and 12 votes. Jt wa moved that a omn 1 tee bejappoint ed to inform Jade Mrrrimou of hit norn'uia tion and request his immediate appearance in the convention but the hour, being late tle committee were instructed to request the at tendance of Judge Mernmon to-morrow morning. j The chair tlien annoucad the following committee oa platform. - ' . ' COXXITTKK OX PLATFORV. 1st District Thos. 3airow aod TjJ. Jar vis : 2nd. J. II. Haiijhton and L. W. Hum phrey ; 3rd, T. C- Fuller an,! A. Mcllae ; 4tb, D. M. Barringer and Joho Manning. Jr.; 5tb J. 11. Uiliard and A. -i. scales ; bin. John F. Hoke and J. K. Brown ; 7th, A. C. Cowles and R F. ArmSeld ; Plli, Thos. Clingman aod A. C. Avery. ' Un motion the nominations were maoe unanimous amidst the greatest enthusiasm. On motion of Gen. Scales tbe convention adjourned till 10 o'clock to-msrrow sbcoxo pat. . . Convention met it 9 A. M. President Kerr in the chair.' KOXTKATTOXS TV UXCTKXAXT GOTZU0B. 1st. Major John Hu?hes, Craven. 2L Major John W. Dunham, WUaoo. 3d. Col. Win. A. Allen, Daplia. 4th. Col. E. B. Withers, (iuweby 5th. Col. Joho A. Gilmer. Guilford. - , Major John W. Hughes declared tbe nomi nee of this convention lor Lieu tenant Governor bv acdanuvtioa ja motion. SUl swjureaeca in irJiMiuca wvi t deferred aatil adoption of Platform. TftCAsrrr itoxrxATiaaT. 1st. Kemp P. Battle, Wake. ' 2d. Major John W. Graham, Orange: 3d. Dr. J. M. Worth. Randolph. On motion, Major John W. Graham ' nom ination was made ananimoas. .j ATTOISIET GCXKKAL. Major Wtn. M Shipp nominated by acclam- atioo for office of Atujroey General. Secretary State nomiuatiocs Capt. w m. M. Brigg, or Barke ; Dr. C. Cook, John A. Womac. Nick. Williams, RobL M. Farraao. No election on first ballot 107 votes, vi o- mack, 24 ; Faman, 23 ; Syme, 23 ; WUIIams, 27. . - 2d ballot 1 05, Syme, 23 : Williams, 37 ; Far- man, 26 ; Wouiack, 37. ' 3d baUot, Mr. Symea name withdrawn at bis own request. .Villiams, tarmaa, o- wtAitk. Cook. Briirfr. On motioa the - nomina tion of ilr. Womack, was made unanimous for the office of Secretary ot State. Auditor of State nominatiooa Gen. C- Lev- entborpt.of Caldwell; 2d Capt. Jobs M.Tate, n . A, "V--.V 1 1 3 1 1 ..I. Of xwrae l 1 noa. rt tcootaoo, xirueu , oa Capt W. H. Crawford, Rowan. JSominatioe of CoL Leventborpe was made ananimoos by tbe cooventioo. . Public InalrocUoD oom inauoos 1 st. O. w. f . moa.l e ..teM t l fl ..'-1,.1 e : wt.aitk.ii - -tai a a. ... m a . J - . 11 Uk-e ra4 tu .u.i U fw M.tM iwa . e, . rirtvwW4 I'eVe UTei.ta, Krpf. W Ve IN MU4 Uar tM ain U im r.hiiu, te boia.- y aai e AfJta a! f Jeitf Mrt. b rT.4 W oaMlwtjttaj Ind n S.Wf M Snot ftitfU hr kM.. Wl .iu tte. eVa m4 tax e.e af X fwi Gm be- HVf tle t W tr ve taree ftrwaU -. - mm. - ... ,IW t,dW w tw Wry .n ce , UrJeiM frwe saMe arm. ra W attra t4tUfndnist fiWifa W rrr nrt rvttsbU fear tW pMUvtm T tf. IV tt iJ prrwt J rrll W mj by Jj, k .u tW txSi Lai brea lraar.Xl m ia. it. HlaU k ttar U taa4 bt , -. fany. rerr. It ta mr daty law Uicwti U fm. Ar m Ian U gusrat,ra rrmtj evt tbH(bmbe U tbe JpV ? We are duftmr ta erS tJ j shall o aaylirvt to esrry tt tbrae tWi; ral cpoa ioe aoj tbe J-e.fi U cm operate with aac IM lb an! we aiiall Uiaap. lK tbta an I oar H lata a ttwI. TW aUb word. Coward! .HaVrwe!! Trtarb!! Mr. Hajbra rtt poa. aa.ij b rw eyrt 1 peak bat lo arknowlaxife tbe ctKkiaarat pakf mot. i o-rvo ire a oota:uaiKi. irrwa cn a coo vet, lion u cobeb to mke tbe proJ. t mac in tbe UnJ tevoJrr stdL Tak it as a comj.Ii.mtit to Lis craitUy. TW mbasptkw o: uie :ie ia at baud. Mr. Womark railed apon, tbat.krd tbe ene vtxtioo for tle bomr coefcrrod aod acrvpied cordially ll? ootnioatioe. tlm. leach waa ral-ed upon. tLaaktd tbe coot cut i-a for tbe ca! and pri-tniard to dj ah riecoukj lo ioaore tbe election sf tbe ttckrt. This ia tbe people' govrrtiment, aod tbe wpr niut txke boid aod manage tu.-ir owa givrr-t.-x nt. I. M. mrrinrrr I eire-t lo do ray dely in tle raiik a4 a private told? ; will fjrbt lot civif lila-rlT an! the ifi-ri? oftbe Htav- 1 heartily rtMlnm tlie nroiutt, aod sriii ray best for tbnr e'ection. I be vj.i'iwinu m a lut of anetabera of tbe htate hucotirc Commit tee kctrxl by ibr Cvenliia : D. M. lUrrinrtr. C. M. Ilo.br. L. iJeCartemt, IL It. lI.vro.-l. C. P. Mey ers, W. II. J.ir. J. J. Davis, J. J. Utrb- ford. Gen. W. It. Cox. KE60LUTI0N8 AND rCATITIlM ADOtTan it Ta ; Greinsboro Convention, .May 1st A; 2d. Tbe D-mo.Tatic-CmarTvati've party of North Caroliaa iu coovetitioa ssat-mbk-d, do declare, That all experience prorrt that, in free rov- rrntnenl thoae to whom rer Las la dr'e gated, are prne to eidarge its sphere, and by $arp ttioi: a id abuw-s rnrroacb upon tbe rights and iiljertica of tire cd &n.' Tbe preseot condition r4 car country de mands an union of s.11 pa tics by w barter name heretofore dVsigrunW to avert prrila greater tlan any with w'bicb our .govrrnarmt ba beec nv-nacel since lb organ zation. Constitutional govrroayetit and civil law are threatened with anoibiUtion, and military rov er n men t and bayutKt Uw subatituted in their atead. I tnmenae sums, not needo-lTbr any Witimate purpose, are drawn lrm the people bj atrmm of at system of taxation vexatioos in lbs ri- trenje) ami as uoequal as tlte iojrruiity of tbe maker could fashion it, impoaisg Irrary bur dens ojifn tle people, not only lo sappori ex-' travagance and wanle by government omoaW, but a'.so to m-t tbe demands of wraltby nx oopolists, who seek to coovrrt tbe wliole gov- cranient into an immense machine bv whtrh tbe public is to be plumlerrd for their berieGt 1 bis svsiem naa product an am n H ot ofb cial corruption tbat bar aatooabeJ. tie cnx try, a:) which will, if not aoou cU-ckcJ, de m raiiZ"; Iht p-'Pe- llie admit.utration at Wabinrton. not only fai'g to correct tboe evils, tat by its cnodott. encourages extravagance, peculation and cor ruption. In order that tbe pafrtotie men of tbe north may not be aided io tbe tHarit to reform tbe administration, by tbe Soetbtrn States, a large Dumber of tbe men of most rsprrtence in tboae Stales are disfranchised and prohibited from taking efficient part "iu tbe mauareoect of po litical an Airs. In addition to this, aod to keep tboae States .andet tbe cootrol of nirre retainers and ioatre- menta of Ue central power at Waabiortoo. op- prewivs and tyranical laws have been y aaard, and large bodies of troops diatnoeted, lo over a wt tbe eitisras aod prrveot a fair expreasioo of publrOkOptmoa at tbe baUot box. i 1. icetormf, Ineveiore, that tre time naa ar- rivel when it become tbe duty of all patriots without distinction of party, to unite io aa boreat etTxt to restore conatitatkmal govern ment, an equal aod moderate systeta of taxa tion, economy in expeoditerea, boorety axaong tbe officials aod aniversa! aetnefty, aod thus secure tbe permanent peace aod prosperity of oar comftioo coat. try. 2. Ketolved, That tbe present system of la ter nal taxes on spirits aod tobacco, rs aoenaal, vexatioos and tyrannical, oagbt forth witb to be abol'iabed, and tbuv, by its extinction, I e lieve tbe coontry from tbe carte of a namerboa borde of uC3cert whose coosptracies aod fraads demoraiize tbe poWtc mind. and. who are bar' rassing and plsadering tbe peopie. aod by their extortions fattening oa tbe bard earnings of a bel p-css, topoveraibed and oppressed uity. 3. iWred, That the late Radical Conrrn tion is ibis State, by rteom mending J. C. Ab bott to a seat io the Senate of tbe Uaited SUtrs, tboagb be did not receive ooe-tbird of tbe votes cast, o a tifestfcd aa atter diarrgard of the rights ot tbe people of the State, a ooo tempt of tbe.CoDstitctico of tbe United Stales, and a p!ain set of Congreae made in pvacea thereof, and a pmerence for tne laws of ureal Britain, where tbe minority rale prersila, aod ue ngoisfcw majgvuxs are sawtwauy oiarw rarded. I - - 4. lUscdved, Tbat tbetr esdoTSesxot Of . W. II olden, who was 6pceed from oficft for groat violations of tbe Conatitatioa aaJ laws of tbe State, aqoaodenng its faodA, asd lUegai arrests of hs ctizcoa, is well calculated to alarm oar people with tbe dread tbat IS the event of tbe return to power of his aaaociatr tbe Bute ia arau to Oe ovrwtaaed wua sauv Ury arrest, pemlenuary and rauroad fwinaiea, and geoerAl waste, proCigafj, fraud aad cor- ruotioa. 9. Kentved, laat tne geoexsav xenoeocy, both Washington aod ia oar owa State, of Radical action ks entirely ia the iotersrt I at W W aaja e 4aaBM ftrktl taf mmmmm 4 m a. UwiiitW 3 e Vase ,tm. awaaafe. a . i JUarW. TWt e Siaj a a awl via 1 anI Wa rtk4tbaal Ml mmwm0&m 'at f WaUa e Ose i i i li W- mMm aeiw,in 3 tae tHeaae rf Ua) T-av e tt eat sateJ are a la I amy, Waa4 aetjaae. Inhn a laaw paal Vy a tVa-f Va VanaTan laM aJbe Vk aaa mJrajii awwvw te l sia bkUie Ua rw 4 .aarty. iVt xHarw W tU f ea ! r.n'. j, a We Vy (We eaJtsaa mi lH Mnm at I. aV ,bi twaaaa raait nai, a4 mf mtr tW law. Un rmalaevna; aal sw4 aaati rb 4 b tbta Inival tt-li. we imfxm m4 aViiaaa iUI WNJrM faerwrtaa si.l aaVs fW dtsrevaUa ml (Wrww t tbe Pww.bU r'- mUmf tVa aa4 hat tt ffirummm a-arMkg W mai saNtA Ulaarly f tW oti J 4a4 im H'atee rivr t,t 'aarra mrt4 r ewrMWaaM Sti IW Krfra1 ml a mnral aM, 4b mWU " mrvvv 4 iai tWea tbe ywnaAa. rsorpTawb t aa tbat vjUsJ frwnsiaat Baa eaaaW. V. TVat aWtee a ttl 4 M twmly a pretalr4 n't ary tare rraa. awl . tbat we tarlars tbe mm leva' M4ras. i. tW rr.l-ry was'4 gwUy a4 te prawlaae tbat draMiaUe ra?L " S. rtrawWL TVat tbe satriaay ml tW a-we. rrownat aikaakj mA im Wrwwg bt mmtttt. ilk tbe frvwjnaa 4 ilartUaay 4 tWt tlaT rWrlivv fracartWv abtaak! la? free 4 mUm aarlWd. -- 10 .tUmJtmj. TUl tbe aawaiaatau ie tU CMWasUfetataa prupmr4 mf lb taet twaatav wiU. If elufHMl.r4 SBMiaraBSy to brtarCt tWa HUte, a ad we taVrak4atlayy rm,aaawia4 tbe 7fart te all Cilaarwe wUbaw diaathartbae f (.VrW. Tbat a9 aamt 1'eaJ ikrs are Uafruws Hi a rrwa pernW vbaV-wre. em Uriel toe) , uf sorirly, Insevrity cat farwaa acai and ewgbt te be iiiirnsalrnean i by al fiuarria. . 12. rifW. Tbat mt aa feArprwIrat preae ia tbe. pUd.aaa te Aaaarieaa IHarrty, ta Ikcmorratls prM of tbe MtaU. br llww aUr. wtatJy and farrsaatest oVirwor of cutwlititiaaJ aod cliU llberly, dVawrve, aa4 are bmby few, dVrrd ibe erabrfal ackaewkalrtwvaUA aa! bearty tbaak ef tbe pra-jW af tbaj 0Utav Tricks tf A Jenlira ' Tbe br faawrw VAmK itSmf d. a neat thlrg f bla ewa aaaaDret, trrj mocb to tbe Mrpria of tboaf a be beppca to flrrratly wbile paasing colored WtaVr iovaaona. Mr, Ilrlkr adoVtJr tasawed. tjnirx!, - llo jum m-Q ccx. Aeatkr . -I Via nrr. waa tba rvepooae, -oVy ate worth b pirayene eplrer ; frreb trio, it last one of Vsa ; btird ' avyfatf, al knew dry a ft rat. Well. 171 try Vsa." ae-J tU akciaa. lay. nf down a bit of Iractka&aJ cerrvney. "Have ywa prpjrr andailir- ' - t re, air, oWe dry is." aakl ibe aabV, woman, watrbiog ber cast pat tr with ioterrat. UkmrrJy drawlrg oat a Cltk pcavbaUt, Mr; HelJer proceeded very qirt!y fa est I be erg exactly bi baJf. wbrw wadicaJy a WfW( aaw twenty-five oral prrre was fmcvrwi fytag imbedded ia tbr yVlk, apfrrBty aa bvifit M whrnltcanas iroaa ut Sftiet. very eawfiy tbe great anagieiaa transferred tbe rota to bat porkrt. and takir a; ap aaotbrr ert. bqelre uAil bow do yoe mtk tat Uai m f egg Ie fact en, boaa, dta egg ai wertk dine, at neb." - Atl right," was the rrvpooat Wms tW die. ' Now give nt tbe err. Separating at vi!b ao exact fvtdaios) Hal tire colored Udy watcbed eagaaiy.- a ijeaabaT ear'e was moat carefany picked eart .of Ibe tf. and paced in the vest pnrirt of tbe araXor, u-.ore. i be od woeaaa was tacaorritrack. as weli the mrbt base been, and ber fact mrr bad to a tbe price of lb tbird egjf twa pr tbrre ttmr before be coeld obubj a. frptj. - Dar t oe est labile sjari " said Ibe b wilderrd old darkey, I real let ye bab aal egg no bow for baa tbaa a ewarttr 1 daclaaw rcaeX v - Very good," aakl IfrSer. wbcaw fra terse rre as aobrr aa aa aadrrtihir s ; tbrre to jonr qaartrr, aod brrte tae egg. au ngau As Le corned tbe last err a brace a Iff dollar gold pireaa were tfrscoetrrd aoaarlj da pnaited se the neart of tae ytPx. xJaarrkar tben roHrily togetber ka bit bukt paiai r Barkaa : -Very rwid rrrv. bdeei I tike 'ret t end while I'm aboet it IU be a doara. Wtaft tbe priee f . I aay price r rxetaiaaul tbe tfeaiadMa dasgbtev of Haav Tow cKaak4a bey drss rgrt, mar a for all da saoory yea's roc Ne datyoe coeldaX Is rwtoa to take dra eggs aO bome1 Is ; aa' dat moan te da tj belongs to nae. it does oat. . fjovuda 1 sea aa) saove of dna rrgs. bo bew. " ' Amal tbe rr of toe rpectauri tbe be&irH ed Africaa slat tad ayxne. to xaaab deal hrsC bet wHb wbat aaeccaa. ere raaaiat aaT. ?' I bar aeee fterabae who ratber far tba parlor their cbokeei flower, .jat ae tbey begia to open ialo fall bloowa aad fragraaeav' . lea Soma paaaer-by tear lb ess froe ibe bwab ad destroy tbeoa. Doee sot Cod aCKsetimea gather into beavta yoeac aad innoeeat cbilJrea tor ibe aaase rsaaow its ovne rode bead aaay dpo! lb ens of tbeir beaatv? What wrrt aaaf en c aewprotorsori oow. Words wtrt givta to as to timim oar' tboogbtav : Tbe world -rat mad tor aaa, aod boos far' wooaa. 1 Ka another looa; retaia I taJstt ebiid. There are aoroe people who do oot aootar to know bow to think well of ary baaaaa bewg . A wooaa. rrpatslioo, LYs the vater of the ocean, sboold not oaiy be able to resist aiJ io periika, bat ako to resist a3 taiat, A good opportunity aevtr wait. If jm are bot ready sosae one else wC2 be. It isboib a.viand wkludteUaa&e. X regard for tratb sboald cbriab every boo orabltcbDd. JL maa was toU by a clrrgysaaa to rvxacae ber Lot. wLte, replied that be bad tro&blo taoerb witb bis -owa. wrtboat nsaesAuiss of j wrtt. mm la i