North Carolina Newspapers

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It has met with unprecedentttl success. lit fortune are established beyond any contingency. lUUiit. ..-ri 77rrr . . -.. "int M I mai Will I HIM Mat Of rMttnalMHf- OFUCEUS: f BKIIDKHT, JOUN K. KDWARDS, rica riHinK. Wm. B. Isaacs, THE OLD NORTH 8TATE. (TRI- WEEKLY J TUM-OAM IN ABVANt K. Trl.Wklj, OM Vr. hii MobUu. WSKXLT W4TCHMAW A HD SOXTH ST ATX " Th,ch " 0 Noi 8tat," I. ut II 1 WMrOB. yb. L-li. 1 ' ... .1.. , ""njH.uuiT. inurair lltervr ooMrikvtan. vqimit ui MpitM III MMta, nioirt Ha A ggS rL fjS Advertising Sates. TBAXaiHltT IITti For ill prriudi ! titan oat mamtk yne nquarc. Mint lurtlon tl 00 vc nmnr (wrto r on to fan, montai . I I a 4ml ISM KMtTlIT D. J. Uaktsook, I tqPABB, S QVABW, I HOI AIIH, 4 H4t ABM, QUAE. COL. m u y ooi. I gi'tH cot. ON COL. r. mi 7.80 I0W) l&OS lM 30.00 SB.no 80,00 SH.50 1X00 louo IM.II0 81,00 SS00 00 I 1X00 17.00 11.00 S4.09 sxos 40.00 68,00 '6.00 91.00 88 00 Sb0S SS.00 sxoo 46 00 OU.00 iJO.OO 87.00 1 400 xsss XSBO 4 00 60.00 70,00 MEDICAL I : WIN Kit, OHABLES H. SMITH, If. I) II I.WJAL ADVISER, C. Cabklx, OCKCBAL AIHT, JKO. If. ( 1. A . ilwk.NK ' to Ui. Southi-ni Jt l tbo UKwt MHral Company in the United 9 i .1 r y State. I U nkm kwinx lower thmn tbo. of othrr -.,,, OKFICIC, KO. 141 BROADWAY, NEW VOiiK CfTV. giMily fumijjed iu deUil.by A. W. LAWRENCE, of RaU igh, GVl f0r 8ute N. Carolina. W. C CouGHKMot-K, Agent, tar 3-wViwly Salisbury, N C. DIREfTTOP Joim Kadm, WlllUm P. Tvl..r flawMl H. CoUrcIL Juhn m.,,l.-v Ckarfoa T. Wortham. William Willi. Jr. Kd. A. Haiti. Tboa. i. Erana. JaMM A. H.-ott. B. M ooarie,, W. H. Ttor J. E. Edwanb. A. V. Slokca, J. B. Uortoa, R.H. INbrell. WUliM H. Palmer, ja17 Heanr K. Ellraon, Am HavAar. H K. ( . BaakfTilk, imuei L. TArdjr, (ieorwe Jacoba, J. w. Allkwa. S. Palmer, A.t. i-.o, -kle, H. ('. Cabell. I. J. Bartaook, Joha ft WiiiiuM. William TaWor, A. P. A ball, Wm. 0. Uaaea. Oorire L. BWma, Hamael M. Priet. LEWIS C. IIANEB, Ao't. -twftvrtf Lkxinctov K. n For Life Insurance Only. PIEDM0N1 CONSERVATIVE MA88 JfEETIXO IN DAVIDSON COUNTi. x . . M X Sloetff of the CotnervaUrci of iavmaon L'ounty, held in tbo Conrt- nonao in Lexington, on Saturdaj, March 7th, 1868, On motion, Col. C. F. Lowe was ar- Vice rrtBident, and Andrew Soehriit and John D. IV'w. Kqr were reqaeited to act aa SecrcUriee. F. C. Robbing, Eaq., being called for. explained the ohject of the meeting to ke to organnw a Conaerrative rartr. He snowed the neccsaity ofto doing, in or der tO affect tin- cnnaliliaiinnal - of IVorUi Carolina to the L'nion and to t. '. i at. C . . A. .a a. wm we oiaic irom the lUdical't exfrnv- agani ruie and consequeut ram. Tlieir pnlWjr to estobliab negro rale and hence negro social equality la clearly riible. i uis m tue lease. If addre ed himielf next to the uegrocs present, advising them tnat the conservatives were really their test friends, the pn tensions of the Rad- nd is entitled, and to Induce all oat and vole. uesolvetl 3d. That it i. 1 1... ; i - -j HiuaiuTg uuir ui evarr rood n un i... . J - B " w mw l.M mil ngmmnai to do ao when an opportanitv nHuaH. a. al .a . ai.B." T - - w iron! from the indifference in to which be baa fallen M k. -u. election day and vote against the Ilusuuc naaicai policy now being inaugara tol M oar rood old Htr .., i. MM tier from humiliation and rain. Tbm following resolutions were introdn. oed by M. H, 1'iunix. E,., .ud adoptodr Resohed 1st, That the Chairman ap point five persons to mi-uni county in toe Judicial District Conven tion, to be called for the purpose of nomi-1 natiar a candidate for Koliei ttr In iI.a. Qsla - . . . ' -rwmw,, IU tUO UUI wwtiiisi XIOil IfJi. Resotied 2d. That the Ch.iem.n point ire persons to represent Davidson extant v U W V ' i ti . t . V - " " vwiiKn-Bnniiiai I'llll lCt UOU- rention, to be called for the purpose of nom inating a candidate for Congress in the 5th Congressional District, and to appoint delegates to die Natinn.l n. w vvwwauv Convention. Under the first resolution the chairman ippointed the following : 1 hornai P. Allen, Alex. F. 8mlth, J. H. Velborn, P. A. Hoover, Dr. C. M Under the second, H. W. Rrummell. W. H Hi,..,o r H. Pinnix, Dr. J. H. 8helton, Dr. W. D. Harmony prevailed throughout the meeting. The Conservatives of Davidson are in earnest. On motion the nwimliiin I r--w....w " . u, "'.(..I - ed to be forwarded to I ho Dailv W-;-e; and Old North State with a request to pub- tan. On motion the moctinr adionrne.l die. m C. F. LOWE, Paxs. Jou Li iAVii- i Soeretunes. From Urn WBaaajtoe Jo-raal .f tha KU. NORTH COBOUNA BALBOA D FREIGHTS. Ta correct misapprehensions made by recent publications, wo refer min tn tKU subject. f The onlv alteration made nf l.. c .L. Raleigh and Uastou Road is required to t , a A . 1. a XT . I I- m r luc "wu varonna Hoad such sum as they would make act if their freights were to rasa Ooldahnm' ir .k. freights receive no special direction ibey pass over tbo Wilmiuo-ton and W.N. Road as heretofore. Ia a former fiscal vear thn lUUIk .nJ n ... : . - " ,ra oaa received seven ty-eirht "H,UMU aouara rrom ita Worth Carolina Road business. H that business, the 7W, soouiu amount to that sum. going oy uoidsooro, it would add thirty one thousand dollars to the receipts of tl... V... I. ' l: i '. j j ii """ na ioi iy seven thous and dollars to the Wilmifrtw. v.. don Koad. If divided according to the 8tatc's interest' it WOtlld trivn lnrt. 1 1 (,'.. .....j Auvua- and dollars to the 8tote, of which seven teen thouaand dollars would belong to the school fund ail nf whUk - " w uuiu lfj lost to the people if the business went by the Raleigh and Gaston Road. Bat suo- pose they pay the North Carolina Road the same as if the freights went to Golds- boro' eVCII then seventeen tknna..J ,1,.! ...wur.nii. UUI' Lars would betaken from the aeKl r...,,i - " ..v.. 1UIIU and given to the stockholders of a private twpwmion mat nas received more favors aL .1 a . a man any outer in the State. 1 he Stockholders of tke Vnwk n.. lina Railroad, at their last annual meet ing, took a wise and jast view of the sub ject, and ordered the freights by Golda- L . I a I.I I .a a . wo . Aiinougn the distance is greater, we are informed that, in consequence of the easy grades, and curves, transporta tion can bu dono at less coat and in time. The shipper navs the same The AT f to reestablish her comi neat the near. .. . A achoobi and nd Wl U it .'. . I 1 J litician that will urra tk. t.n- Jj lie revenuea to gjvu to the stockholder. 't the only railrossa ia the State that owe no debt a condition nf tl.i... I i . about by the State rxirel...,'.. ,i, S. pJjJ2jjjf the debts and virtnally gi ear neighbors not to be too greedy U,. SPEECH OT EX-PRES. PIERCE fDaapatcbaa to Iks Boaton Peat.J Concord. N. H.. Marei. S Tk- IV..... r - - - - - aa, v l " III oerataafUiadty held a large aeeti. this eveniug at Eagle Hall, which w.s crowded m every part. Rsnalsr Pool,, tie, on entering the ball, was received wi.i. a perfect ovation, and on lw.ini..j.. as the defender of 'he Cosiatimt; proceeded h a SDeech of maatrl. '. to make rood the title ao an.lv -i-J.. i by the reliant Genet a I linn.lLL n ewao apwaras oi two hours, and ree.-. I t . . w - aiv an i. ' . . ,i 'art STATKUKKT, DfttJ. 31, 1867. ACCUMULATED ASSETS II f I if lit TSP ' ' 'BJ"W'- $17,670,288,88 LV x I f INCOME FOR 1807. T: '.726,516,53. Jt ' '1 , ItV II lllf II' WO II FOR INTEREST, $168,758,18 - DIVIDENDS PALO IN 1S0T 4 t ,0S ,0 0 IM viiawds avssuws?ovar 80 w?os t" A II pdicia non-forfeit abh) lor a stated amouni AHaaranoe can be effected in all fonna deaiied SAML. DOUGLAS WATT, ' "-"'BlfJS.K.C. A. Philips. Agent. Csrbtto7lTc. mar 8-Wattwtf rJt Pa, NOtice. piaea three milts west of ( i RBNTB sriahinv t he -- ik.,. . ,, . , -. - ,,J : rw ocdooi, wouh an wen to in us place on which Elder J. 8 ww nvs. Tbn Thomesville, oont 80ji AwXanm wtthin taraa aaiUa mt - twflfM eb: A tm atstlisgk wSatlUtt copj " 1 MIL'. HO fflanarnnH ..... ... . I o an, iiiii iue.ii uu me part of the conservatives, na charged by others, to inaugurate a conflict of races. They simply desired that the negro should occupy such places and be admitted to such participation in the government, aa his moral and intellectual fitness will jus tif V. This ia the while man'. ment and its destiny should be controlled I... t. A I . f , .... y uie race ttiul lotirut to et.i I. j h it i., o, aim arc everv wuv inhmt..l. io 10 moor ior ita peace and prospcri 'I' I., f e .1 . & 1 u Krrvni rpfl r.t 1 ,u ,, .7 - - wtiitir uru tuny able to vote down the ILtdienf n StitUtion. SOOn to ha aathmittut t tk. pie, if the true men of the county will on iy appreciate the issue and vote as they ytcuse. a iiuie more independence of ac tion, raftnlv l...t C I. . n i i . f aw mil , win 1 comma 10 our honor ; and a returning sense of right by the people of the whole country, will eventually save the nation and the State of North Carolina will go back to the UlUOn UDOn inat and lmnnmLIn m.t..L aa 0 aawaawaaiwiv Wl HID plea. ' Henry Walser. Sr.. nvt mXAiJl i'L meeting, charging that the present Con gress, having all the power to restore the Union. WSJ lesnonnilde fnr tk , dlitraeted slbMHiikswl wSSfeXsTtiw country ; and, if there are disloyalists or revolutionists the Rad If 11 1 til Am Ka xai , . T this Congress. lcaHslatintr tmmtEZ stitution, are the leaders. ; gl la addreaaed the mSkattttrtSW Ui. "aLa-aa-Tl a. 4 ' a 6- AA. interest and sympathy were with the white race, as waa that of every other rood while eitiznn TT. ----- I k j -u,""u aowere to principle at all uarua; anu oenounced the policy men in this erieti, as unreliable and dangerous! He had taken an oath to annnnrt ik. SZ Tm. j) m FWm 9 www yvi' stitution of the United St..t ... .-j , ., ic- garaing iae reconsU uction acts as uncon stitutional, could not support tbem with out violating his oath. T u ttrXti .. .. .' " "", r,sq., said the issue, with him, was to stand by the Constitu- iion oi tne united Statea nr .i 1 fe" .111 IIIUDU ." iv vuect its over til row. Mr. Robbina read the. fnlln.;- ir, " - "rft n-BWiu- were unanimously adopted: JKSOtvea 1st. That we fitlltf ana rainy me uroecerlmtr. nf tl. !. t - . ej" mv it,.? v. uii 7w' vnT-niKn neiu at tUleign on the 5ih Fah'y. but, and earnestly corn- men a its declaration nf .i- i r.uviuii ami 0 VIRGINIA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 0HE MILLION DOLL AKS OFFir.Knst W. C. CARRINOTflV 7Jyev J. HOPKINS c , 0. H. PERR0W,M. D , Jferl XdrW. This liberal and s,,l r..., t pays to iu policy holders annual ly 87 CfeniL profits. It DrODOftOK t nJd it. n.tmn- I... A.U. . f i - - I ju"-11 "J Haaiiia notes lor one half of the nrnuiintnA . , It allows is patrons to pay all cash if desired. It larltea ita lutmni t.. .,... ...i uL tl ., I j 1 A . . . t auuuai sev uesnents and see their rights protected. . aaa iMtrons ui enange their BoIicJca rrom one place to another. Its Policy holders are not restricted as to tra vel or retgdenee. 1 offer. tV following certificate as to its sol-ney: flnerjr Oourr Horu, Va., ) ,, . , . ., tout. I The tin tier. I Md" .nr. i a i riir w , , . wt mmj county oi ..wn,aaa oweoi Virginia, take pleasure in T-" i Piedmoat Real Estate Intmranoe 0om- . ... una counivi ana Itnaalnn the nurit nf eacy,ju rates' aasTtarSi RalelVh and fSa.lAn Vn. ....... . CJ .-mm wtuumiv (1 1 . -I -. : e. . . i . . . . . rom tha RahtM ft,al.l ."'r. 044 O-atOeat, although WIIO IS "THE PUBLIC LIAR 1" .1 nZ PT P9 A friend has h-ndnrl J ,K. t'Ji. Ft? Vi PM ,.. a, . . - , , .- '""ft " iu i-ortn Carolina oute bonds. Irom the Standard nf Krid.- I... T ... I J ... - .he reader look nl 1" .'.! l..t i.vi.i... " ivomig as tne scuool fund or ii-.. Tn 7 Lij , , . . other Stato investment. Mr. I ell was laborious in bis habits, Let us ace what thefaets are Wheth- and took pridem getting out a good news- er the Stoto anbseribed to the original paper. It ws .1 n..k l . . . .. , . original ----av wvaa w v.a. lii ouiixirnrtmn nr rnsa awaH aaaam aIa a 1 but the Lcgielvtura of 1838-'39 let them I a ai prepare a column of items of various kinds .v. . .... ita.t nunii.m aa.. i . jz i i . . .... . ,"VK ... 1110 iiutc nvn nuiKired tlimiannrl tin II. r. publie pat- anee are such as to eomxtend it to ronare. ItS fltuek-hnMar. vw.Diu are men of high integrity, and patrons can rely.dn an .......r, Btucieut management of iu anatrs. ruc u" uye stooK or personal Interest in SS eomnaar. and aiiMl.. t. ali- J:.i... ... r .-yr va uie aierusoi a goad iastito uou. '1 8.8TXVOT,aeitareultfcbart, Wsjt. A. HtLi, Surveyor. a. . & i I1??' a 0"Mr Court, O A. Bingham sYCo., JLnaU, 8alisburr Vt e alao hav tin. mmnnr I... 1 bk. A 1 j " J r'u a- ic im- I TrtBAlI. .Mnl. ..U . . 1 -e-"" " Apply to CAPT. JAMBSP. JOflNSOlT, nneeiaJ Ann! t.rl..t. v r. t . tt ' 1 t 1 .V.r , J,. . v did not appear in the Semi- We,. LK- dard. Ehe writer of this, the Senior VA. Itor, seldom saw or examined the Weekly paper, as it was made un and nrintnd rm the matter which anncared in lIlA ft.mi Weekly. Mr. Pell denied in the Sent;.,.. I tl.... L. selected this item for the Weekly Stan dard." 7 Yes. we reneat the dnni.l .,,i .k. r -, ...... buarjro ,1. . .. .1. . lit air n P uiiecuy vunt rr. ty . noiden wrote the cured by mortgage ; afterwards the State let them have three hundred thnn..nJ dollars additional the Stockholder, mtm. log their individual bond of indemnity in the aum of five hundred thouaand dollars, to save the State. The road failed to moot both, and waa sold to pay the prin cipal and interest, amounting from nine hundred thousand to one million rlnll.r. The State became the purchaser, and pro- poaed to reorganise the road a capital of r L a 1 1 1 .a . . eigut iiunured thousand dollars, which . -X 5a. .t. a . . . hid ign. iiuiioieu tuousana dollars, which item himself for the Scm -VVnek v St.n JZj k. -.:.i ..u ZJlt? -a ; , . - j u- - .uo .iiiiuuai jtaui, wim tue loss or nam. I .nu...f. 1 ...... ;.., . n.i. r . t . j ..ik.ii.oi. a iic AjegiHiuiure Bmkriptej. wAtwly Ji have iust received a ivimnU. Jnent of approved blanks in Bankruntev an.l Prepareti to attend to cases in bankruptcy before too Registers, and the District Court U fit ted States. t ? BOYDEN t BAILKT, Solicitors in Bankruptcy. march a, 1868. "4 We have before na the snii.w..,.u.. Standard, dated .Tune 5th. 1 HA 1 . .".Jgt.Xg. ..WW..-- AC have it in our office, to be seen by every one. In that very 8emi-Weekly, in the leading editorial column and the firat arti cle in that column, appears au article beaded. "The Latest Newa." nditnrinl newa items, prepared by W. W. Holden himself from this laat mail nwainJ k.r.. P I. " " ...TVf vvivjji the Semi-Weekly went to nreaa Thn t.. article in the list, all of which are editor- aimed and prepared by Holden himself, ia the following : "IT T3S AILTA PLOT H is nvvv FORMED IN WARWlviiTtiv 'ivv MASSACRE JEFFERSON d'avim WHO WILL PLOT FOR THE HEADS OF ABE LINCOLN AND GEN SCO'lT?" Now. if the above nara?rnnh. and ita ... f o 1 w aentiments, were not prepared and'approv- & m . . -.ft ; ... ... proposed to give the Stockholders one- half if tbev would advance four hundred thousand dollars, which was about the amount thev owed, and e-ive them a . lease of their obligation, that is, to such as woiiia maae up the mm owed, they ...... IJ 1 . 1 . .A . . . . wuhiu give tnem tne rail value iu stock in a road with a capital stock of about two-fifths of its coat. Thoan vl. bat! no money were unable to get any of mis ncn present, finding the capital too small to represent the profits, the "watered the stock if our memory serves us. and called the eitrht thnnaand dollars one million two hundred thousand dollars, issuing fifty pet cent, of stock to the Stockholders. Ihe Legislature, since the war, passed a bill ostensibly applying to all the roads with the exception of the Wilmington and Weldon and the Wilmington and -r 1 h. .... I J. J .. .. , ii- uuuitium aiLeniion nf ha .... , dienen A, tk. aat. J i I e . .w. . . n. WIITIM.ll.il ... II.... tic's speech lond call. mmrm a a tur i I resident P lares, who waa Hl.... i the audience. The call hce.m.. ' oa, and in answer thereto General Ph rc. topped upon the platform. Thia waa tl. signal for renewed demonstrations, and cheer upon cheer rent the air, attesting the estimation in which thatdiaiin.i.k ...i : L.li t ... ". . p-.M. email is neiu oy ins ratio w-cltixei.e When comparative quiet waa restored be spoke aa follows : "1 thank you, ladies aod gentletn , heartily, and the chief obiect i.. n.w..r. - your call ia to express my thanks to the to the noble Senator from Wiaeonain ..... baa, from the first, in these dark yean of nnraarallelnd nnril in tk. D.-ki:. l A - r w Mm unvaitlll). iravi t ly. COniistentlv. and elonnnntlv Amt-..A..A that Constitution which is the basis of our uoeruca. rte baa stood like a break-wa tor between the foundation, nf fchrm and tha waves of usurpation which k.w. J..I I A A . . . . ... wwtum ana are uaaning against them 1 cannot consent to mine-In an v tlinii..ki. or emotions of mine with the am v nS r... cogent reaaoninr. hrilll the amazing speech to which we hare all listened with such intense interest this evening. Wl have risen. I trn.t m k . .... all risen, above mere party objects into a igiiur ana purer atmosphere. I rejoice that the victory before na. and i..iw at hand, is to be no party victory, but a triumph achieved bv earnest Pnnanrv.tt. .. men of all parties, uniting their strength in a great straggle to rescue tbo constitu tion from the hands of the destroyers and restore true fraternal relations, prosperity, with all Iu comforts, and peace, with all its joys, to the blessed anion nnw ed, but, let aa be thankful, not yet uttei ly destroyed. Ihe ex-President, on resuming hia aat f, was greeted with another and yet loud. . round of cheers, and after a few words oi enoouragemont from Anson S. Marshall Esq.. chairman of the State osmsuttee the' meeting adjourned. r rr"" I u.uuii mm uns ed by Holden bnBclfr why did he not Manchester, to exchange State bonds for railroad stocks, but in practice it only ap plied to the Raleigh and (iaston Road, FOR SALE. AT No. 499, Broadway, N. T.. a splendid Piano Forte, coat S350 may be bad for S275 in current fuods. .The Piano is of splen- j : .i n : . j sua. . um pxwewooa. seven uc Laves, extra mould -mgs, serperrtine base, fret lyre harp pedal, aod 1113 ,n srvie Annii .f the u offtoe. . . WIS f, county Resetted 2d, That in order to carry out that plan we recommend the appointment of three persons in each Captain's district to act as an Executive Cnmmittnn i... duty gball be to superintend all matters Of twatiwiAhiM. I L. that every cousci vative tinhlFreanccUra' SlglqrU.iagietsaaj', mUv han-not done ao correct it m the next issue of the Send Weekly I The Senior Editor of the Ren. thiol did not put the paragraph either in the Semi-Weekly or Weekly Standard. tv ur ir ..i.i . . . a S. . ta-i t . tt . xAoiuen pin ii in me oenil- weCK- ly liimeelf. and the foreman of the office, who made ap the form, arranged the mat ter ol the Semi-Weekly for the Weekly. If W. VV. Holden did not do it and did not approve it, why did be not call the at tention of Mr. Pelf to it and have it cor rected f Why did be not correct it in the next issue, the next week, the next month or the next year? Why did he not cor rect it in 1862, '63 and '64 f 'The truth is, W. W. Holden did it himself. It then expressed his sentiments and feelings, and he so told a tnead several times about the time it appeared He said it was th - j. 7 "-K'i" mim j me time 11 .(.uenieu AAC nam It was Uie plan of organiaation to tbejieople of this smartest thing be bad aaid it would put COUntV. n . I.a' . Ja.a . ; ' n mm square witp tue war men. . He never intimated to his friend that Mr. Pell had done this smart thing ; but took all the riery to himself. His friend told him then, if it was smart it was imprudent, j-"' We sav we can prove thia. Rut wa aaav Sot do it. Until we think we ran find a fu ry to say tuat.iJolt btsiibcHomr attack. en has aamnaea vs hv . - . ' i ii that was out of debt and ready to make a dividend. The swanninr hill nv.ti.il great deal of dissatisfaction at the time, and was soon repealed. It waa consider ed quite a privilege to give State bonds, on which tne payment of the interest had been suspended, for a stock that was about to pay a dividend and that would bear further "watering" by a stock divi dend. . 1 The Case' Stands thus: Theae tnekhnld. era owed the State: thev were released and allowed to come in and takn thn i.Vs tbe stock . at about one-half of ita value, as subsequent events have shown : then they were allowed to buy the State's in terest, when they were ready to pay divi dends and pay in suspended bonds, which were worth about three hundred and six ty thousand dollars, being the amount the State has received for her vast oulay io A . A " - , . - ". mm . . - . . mis road u un all 'hese acta of hm . ity they insist on appropriating State re venues io such n maaarr aa actually eon liscate a part of the school fund "income Wc tfimk the Sutc ought to husband From the Raleigh Sentinel. TO THK PkOPLK OV Nnnrn mamt. x a Fellow Crrrsrwa T K k. friends, throughout tha State, will not allow themaelves to be irritated or disturb ed, for a moment, by tha cowardly and mendacious assaults of William W. Hoi den. of Ralcirh. the Radie.l e;.i.. for Governor, upon my personal and prl vote character, aa a Ohnataa n miniafov on1 L'fntlfin.in ns swtav nnklU A - a w feel as calm and as unhurt by his slander- u J ttx xa at . oub ana noeitous assaults as aa Innocent child. Hie falsehood and mend.eitv tO myself. I can make nalnnhln In MmJL. honest mind, if I cared to notice him. My friends know thia. T h tkem a to retaliate by abuse, or by offering him wilfgo mnAim!: the polls, to vote' him and the Radical teaaiutntion down.- . The can -e of his attacks lies deep in hie. hatred to the Sentinel, because it has been somewhat instrumental, in the past, ia his defeat. I know not why Provi dence keeps me in a position I do not love or desire, but to labor to defeat William W. Holden, and to snstaia the cause of truth and right, and the interests of the white peole of the State, and of all one people. With the help of providence, the benUnel will do its duty In the coming con tea L WM. E. Pill, Raleigh, March G, 1868. We respectfully ask oar eotemporaries ia the State to publish thia card. , in -The Ware low lakdiaal or aava "t knee i less than forty -rit houses and tracts of laed n arreo coootv to be sow. under execution , it iu April: antl predicts that men actui worth ten or fiftaen thousand dollara wi'H sold oil tod ruined to pay debts of one or two lliouand In view of llm ditriiiiiaf eoodi- to the county of Wac- by no means rm.l 0: z. i. . to ocgin, at au eany aay, GanbyT 2 SSS " . -. 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