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We havegroom only for the following letter
from a correspondent at Tarboroagh, ! reeeiyed
Just as our paper was going to press, from which
twill be seen that HENRY S. CLARK;;7 Esq. 3oi
Beaufort has been nominated by the democrats
for Congress in, the Edgecomb District . Mr..
Clark is sound democrat and an able. man.
More hereafter Here is the letter. q &c @arz' s''


...-.. Talborough, 18th April, 1s45.


DEAR SIR Our District Convention to nomi-
nate a democratic candidate for this, the 9Th Con-
oressional District was held -in Washington yes
1erday, and as some of the Delegates have just ar
wed here, am enabled to give you the result.
Aenry S. Clark, of Beaufort, was the choice of the
Convention. Every county asrepresented.a Clark
received the vote Of the following Counties Beau
fort Pitt, Greene, Craven, and CarteIet Poole
received the vote of Edgecennb, Hyde, TYrreiI. and
Washington. Arlington received the vote of Nash
The Convention allowed every County 10 give as
many votes as they had Captains Districts. Sc
you see we have first rate man to rally on in Au-
gust next, and you need not fear for District.


Yours respectfully.