J. R. Hunter, of Granville, in a stirring
and earnest manner. The rule was sus
pended and Mr. Kitchen was nominated
by acclamation. Mr. Kitehin was then
called upon and responded with a good
s pencil. N. 15. Cannad3T, of Oxford, was
called on and made a stirring speech,
which was greeted with frequent ap
plause. Other speeches were made by
v irious gentlemen, in all of which was
the true ring of genuine Democracy. The
business of the convention having been
completed, it adjourned sine die.
Sunday the body of an infant was
found iu the garden of Mr. F. B. Wim
bish. Coroner Renn empaneled a jury,
who decided that it came to its death by
the hands of Jane Walker, colored, its
mother, who is now in jail.
Sunday afternoon while returning from
church, I)r. Black, of the Orphan Asylum,
was thrown from his buggy by a run
away horse and seriously bruised. He
is convalescent. Xo bones were broken.
