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Z lac Fleet Ia Ja.Ars River,

Tie burning of Federal transport in front OF Nc
Clelan's car'p BY balfdczen of the Priree George
Cavalry on Saturday morning last has caused more
craft On Sunday aud yesterday, all the vessels lay as
close into the Berkeley shore as it was possible to get
them, and such Of the enemys gunboats visible
occupy positions protecting the unarmed craft They
are locking the stable door after the horse is gone
Observations made Yesterday, created the impression
that Mcclellan is either advancing his forces into the
Interior, Or be is evacuatng the position present held
10y him. From certain movements on the river the
general belief is that he is gradually and steathily
evacuating Not half the tents and other appurt-
enances OF camp life are discernible, that were
three weeks ago. 1t is also noticeable fact, that on
some evenings when the vessels counted they num-
Der greatly more than they DO the next morning when
another count is made. They ale proverbiay willy
and cunning people, and our Generals will have to
keep their eyes wide open by day and by night to be
ully apprised Of their movements.
Pier hzLrn int
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.-DEATH or MARTIN
VAN RUREN, &c.

VAN buren,, &c.
EICaMOHD, VA, July 28th 1862
The New York Herald of oath inst says that Seward has
threatened to retire from Cabinet. He objects to the
radical policy hastily forced Lincoln by the eon6sca-
ton and militia bills of the late Congress.
The Times says that the report is unfounded.
xPrcdent Martin Van Buren, died at Lindnwold On the
2th 1st.
Cen Haieck has gone to Fortress Monroe to have per
sola! cor. ultaon with On Mcclellan.
In New York, the oath gold declined two per cent,
coug at III. Foreign exchange is much unsettled In
IL afternoon London exchange sold at l284 49, Flour
declined 10 to 20 cents per 10.
Tue arrival Of eight hundred ard seventy thousand
do5rs gold from California, and two millions by
Kentucky and Ohio, had their L1aence the nket
LsEool D DIsPATCHl
LATER FROM EUROPE-THE LONDON PRESS ON
The BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND-1HE MAR.
KETs &c.
RICHMOND, VA, July 2Sth, 1862.
The steamship Etna has arrived of Cape Race, with y
cFpoo dates to the l7lh inst
lighting before Richmond is largely canvassed The
London Times is particularly bttor and sarcastic and treats
tie decided Confederate victory 1t thinks tina
are good evidences in the North that the beginning
the end far OF. In another article, denOuncc
th nsoence Of Butler in his intercourse with the Foreign
Consuls.
The Morning Post says that affairs approach crisis ant
that neuras cannot much longer remain passive
points TO the past policy Of England in recognizing
cesful opposition md says that If the North would tax
the initiative and sal with current which cannot stem
states might be saved he disagreeabe necessity
dischargng most difagreeab duty.
Lord Pa merstoD, In a speech before ,le volunteers
spoke mpessivey and say significantly, of the i'm
pOrlnce of maintaining the Efficiency of their movements
The Cotton market buoyant, and prices were t
IL higher.
Advccs from Manchester favorable cotton goods
yarns being frmer with advancing tendency in prices
Consol. cle sed at 92I for N pnev.
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How LONG, On CArAL1NE.-The steamer British
Queen, Capt Harrison, arrived at o'clock on Thurs
day morning, Goth, with the British and American
mails the former to the th inst, the latter to the 2ls
The merchandize brought from England TO New
York by the steamer China for Nassau, detained
by the authorities of New York, 10 consequence of q
most outrage and unheard-of demand being made o.
Mr.. Cunard to sign heavy bond that none of the
goods should be sold to the Confederate States Our
merchants are highly indignant at this hindrance o.
commerce, which will result in heavy pecaniary losses
to them, most of the packages, informed, con-
tain summer clothing, in great demand at present.
About 600 packages were on freight from England
to this place. and the amount of the botd required by
the American authorities from MI. Cunard was about
$4,000
We hear, too, that almost all the passengers who
went from this city to New York in the British Queen
lest trip Except T. Darling, Esq were ordered to d.
vest themselves of their apparel that they might under
60 q most humiliating search
How long is this state Of affairs to continue?
Nassau Guardian, June g.
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GREENE CorN1Y-Capt 81. II. Best is the Conser-
vative candidate tor the Commons in Gre ene HIS
election is considered certain. He will make excel
lent representative.
So says the Standard-the cd " Rolling Machine "
of last Wednesday. 1t is one of the million of Hol
dens aIsehoods, unless Capt B. is deceviGg the PEG
pie, and believe him to be incapable OF that Capt
b. is the compromise candidate in Greene and will
ceive the vote of all the old parties in the county
State JOty nal.
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From the Charleston Courier


An echo in one of the ruined buildings the West
end Of Broad street, few nights ago. gave distinct
swers to a series of questions as follows:
l. What caused this martial reign of terror:
-Error.
2. Who are our legislative thinkers?
-Tnkera.
s. What the Governors dry nursesf
-Cmses.
:. And what are the muzzled masses?
Asses
5. Bu: can't We kick and break the bride
idle.
g. Can't Liberty be still defended?
ENDED.
l. Thus harnessei IN the Despot's dray,
Can nOught be done TO get away
Sweet Echo, tell me that pray
bray.
g. Is nothing left to raise hopes?
Hopes.
The oracuar ambiguity of this last answer deferred
me from asking any more questions. QUERIST.
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TO THE VOTE RS OF DUPLIN COUNTY, N. G.
to elect some you your next Sheriff
Through the solicitation of number of my friends have
to Offer myself candidate for that office if
should your choice, will you the best Of my
ability. JACOB WELLS, il.
July %, 1852 [257-te1 45.te"
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rRoY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APPROACHING
yasHVLLE-THE FEDERAL FLEET LEFT VICKs
gUEG-FROM KENTUCKY-REPORTED DISSATiS
FACTION BETWEEN YANKEE GENERALS.
MOBILE, July 9th, 1862.
Decia dispatch to the Advertiser and Register, dated
CHATTANOOGA July 28b says that Col Lawton of the Geor
1 cavalry arrived to-day with three Yankee Lieutenaas
a prisoners, captured near Nashville.
Cen Forrest has burned three bridges Mil Creek
m the Nashville road and had an engagement with party
0, Fedesls, killing ten wounding fifteen, and capturing
gh He was within three miles of Nashville. Grca: ex-
element prevails wherever he appeared. The patriotic
ades made his progTes9 grand ovation along the entire
roue
Gpach from Jackson, Misc, July 18th, says that both
sss have abandoned ViCksburg the lower fleet having
pa,ed Eatchsz yesterday evening. Thus ends two
MON rs, seige during which all the casuGties among the
Confederate forces, both naval and military up thirty
three The damage done the city to from thirty
10 forty thousand dollars accomplish which the Federals
have thrown City thousand shells
TIE contents Of the captured letter bag admit their
;hrshiDg by the Arkansas and th2 inability to capture
TIcssburg.
The Foserals threatening Camp Moore eighty mica
his s.le OF New Orleans.
special disp8 oh the Mobile Tribune, dated Grenada
Miss July 26th states that the Ii uisye Journal that
fte Federal Government does not take speedy action
-bir,y thousand men cannot hold Kentucky.
Brownlow writes Washington that he fears Kentucky
vii soon be occupied by the rebels.
Washington spatch dated July 20 h, to the Chicago
Thane ays that Mcclellan greatly dissatisfied at BAL
ec being pat over him. and that good feeling exists
between him and Pope.
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FROM GEN. Braces ARMY-We understand that
for the past few days ua activity has been obaer
we'd at IupeiO. From what told, inf that
before long " tie who can't take OF bis OWE
lines" may have them taken care of for him. One
division of the army has been ordered Eastw ward, and
may be expected here within day two.
M0b1le advertiser and REGISTER Jul 25
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

am again Candidate for reelection TO. the office OF
Sheriff Of your County In the various duties Of the once,
have held have at least done best to be faith
full and puncua and hope, that at the ensuing election
both il the Camp AID County, the liberal vote which,
have gratefully received heretofore may not be dmin
ished. TdONAS J. CARR.
June nth 1852, 237d43ste$
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31
July 26th, 1862.

TO Ts4E VOTERS OF DUBLIN COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS Il take this method of announc.
ing to you that candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
Dupn and respectfully ask your support for the
Should you favor with election only promise
use my best Efforts in the proper discharge of the duties
pertaining to that Office. JOHN c. MCMILLAN.
Camp near Richmond, Va. July 9th, &c., 255h46te*
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OIL Z.

BY request Of my friends DO in Dupn and in camp,
have consented to become candidate to represent Dupn
county in the coming Legislature, in the House Of Com
mons. If am fortunate to be elected shall do ell
to advance the interest of my county and the
interest Of my State. L. W. HODGES.
Warsaw July 18th. le62 259&47-te%
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GEN. UALTECK COMMANDERIN- CHIEF OF TIL
NANkEE AEMY-GEN. POPE,S ORDER.

richmond VA July 28th, 1862.
Northern papers Of the 24h iast state that Gen. Halleck
has been appointed Commander chief Of the whole land
forces Of the United States.
Gen Pope has issued order requiring the arrest of all
male citizens within reach Of his army in Virginia, and re-
curing them take the oath of allegiance be removed
beyond the Federal lines This order has produced much
excitement in fredericksburg and numbers of the citizens
are leaving.
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-oEpsoy COUNTY SHERIFF.


Capt. wsf. s. NoRMENT,,alate of the 18Th Regt N. c.
T. ia now the Only candidate for Sheriff of Robson
The Others with Mr. D. Mcclellan, having declined The
Captain is ia the field, and know Of other cam
dida e in opposition to Mr. King.
Julv Is, 1862. 270AAe.te
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FROM THE WEST.

MOBILE, July 2btb 1867
.pecal dispatch to the Tribune, dated Grenada Miss,
~ qth states that the enemy yesterday advanced "a
i water which plae twenty miles west of senatoba
nth force of artillery, cavalry and infantry, estimated al
tom, 4. e hundred to one thousand strong. skirmsh
d with small less, gicEl.s falling be OK and burning
,se bridges to stop their advance.
number Of refugees arriving here (GrenadaD from
Memphis.
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270&4e-te
NOTICE..

Iannounee myself candidate for Sheriff of Sampson
county and elected will every effort discharge the
duties of he flee. The SURFACES OF my friends, both at
home and in camp, are respectfully solicited.
THOMAS FRYAR.
July 2sth, 1859. 27ldtstef
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NOTICE..

TO the Voters Of Netc Hanouer County:
THROUGH THE SOLICIT TION OF MANY FRIENDS
have consented to become candidate for the sberi,v
therefore solicit the of my brother soldiers in the
different camps, and the citizens generally Should be
elected will discharge the duties of thai Office the best
OF my skill and ability. RUFUS W. COLLINS.
Light House Battery, July 22d 1862. 266.lt-4s 1t
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FEDERAL GUN, BOATS REPULsED ON THE GEORGIA
COAST.
AUGUSTA, Ga

AUGUSTA, Ga, July S0th, 1861
The Savannah papers O. this morning state that four
I've Federal gunboas attacked battery at Point
on Great Ogechee river yesterday morning The gun
boats repulsed. No loss side. The quarters
the battery damaged by the enemy shot and she'll
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I BEG LEAVE to announce my before you
candidate represent til County in the General
~ of the in the Senate. 1t afford very
great pleasure with you the d9erent precincts
having canvassed the County years ago. and owing
the peculiar ccums under Which am placed by
present melancholy coniti of country ding
professionally upon the sick ard woundt soldiers daily
turning to their homes the late Richmond battles
fully conscious that accomplish good by
mailng home (as least for me admins erng the
he sick and suffering. Should you with
election shall endeavor perform my whole duty
f-fthful preventative of the people.
Respectfully, &C.,
c. T. MURPHY.
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON Markets July 20.

BEEF CATTLE AND sHEEP-COntiDue to be brought to
MAJ ket slowly and il i've nd We qlote eeeves
prices ranging from 10 to Is cents, and Sheep at 81 s.
each according to q1ality.
BACON-Is in active demand at high prices. and very lit
le market We quote sales from cents
per 10. for hog round, aud t. 20 for hams.
BUTrER-55 to 65 GENE per ID.
(oFFEE-Retais at 81 TO 81 so per ID.
&CANDL s-Scarcely any market. We quote Talfow
so cents per Id.
CORN MEAL-Has advanced In price, and the market is
almost bare. We quote small sales at 81 SO per bu he'll
CoRNNo receipts OF consequence aud none market.
We quote at 81 40 70 81 so per bushel
FLOCR-fontnues scarce and prices have advancing
tencency We Quote at $s to SO bb TO- Superdue and
family.
LARD 30 to 81 cents per Id. by the Dbl.
OtNABURGs-3O to So cents per yard.
CIL-fe nut s. per gallon.
PUU TRY-Fows IS to Is cents and half grown As to 80
cents each.
P. TATots-Irsh 50 so to s. PCT bushel.
FICE lean sells at to cents h. in quantity.
~UGAR- so cents in khds and So per ID ibis.
SAL The market is frmer and prices have adVRn-
cling tendency. Sales made ia the early pa of the
at So buhe for sound made there is how yer,
better demand, and sales are making al 81 so per
busheL
tHEETrG -2s to So cents per yard by the bale.
YARN-Nos s to 10. b2A to so cents per ID.
TALLow-Is in maud IT Is TO 80 cents per Id.
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FORT CASwELL. July 10th. ls62.

I@bl.
TO THE VOTERS OF CULUMsUs COUNTY.
By the solicitations Of number of my fre d. both In
camp and in the country, have consented become
ddate again for seat in the next Legislature Of North
ina in the Il of Commons TO those who IL
camp well myself bravag all the privations life.
and WIZ have placed Ives targets The defense
of your country, you PROMISE if elected whatever viii
tend your comfort and the of those bereft
ones you home use ell possible efforts to Sc
cure. G2C6 48.2w*l n l.. WILLIAMSON.
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FELL0K-CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY Of ONSLOW.
At the solicitation of many friends become candid
ate for the Legislature, beg to myself candid
for the lower branch of that honorable body earn
esy solicit your votes at the ensuing election August
next. G.. HUGGINS
july 18th 1880
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mtg Cen j. F. Il. Stuart to be Bejor Central Of Cava
COL Frzbugh Lee, OF LIST Virginia Cavalry to be Brig
s- General OF Cavalry; Col. Hays. of llh Louiians
srt tn be Brigsdier General. Brig. Gen. Wade Hamp
m has aeeu assigned to the command Of Cavalry Brig
SIC. -.-o,
ca 81 ioT general exchange Of prisoners signed
m I'D inst. by MaiOr Generals JehD &. Dix and d. h.
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Rs-WE are 8utho: lied to THOS. Fl. HOLMES,
Esq, candidate to represent Sampson county in the
Commons Of the General Assembly Of North
Cerotina Juy 1S IS62-263-ts
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The London Times, Of July Bird, in so article OF

The London Times, Of July 3rd, in article on
American affairs, says:
We would, then, once more raise cur voice against
the indefinite prosecution Of this horrible war. While
the scorching s filing the camps with fever and
cholera while the youth and strength Of he coun ry
are being hurried TO the common frontier in prepare
lion for new feast OF blood in the autumn while tn
North is burdening itself with debt concerning which
lis rulers fear to speak poinlg and while III great
staples OF the South are being given 10 the IN We
wou d ask the Federas, with whom the whole matter
really rests, where is their conscience, where is their
common humanity, their boosted worldly prudence
hey are 10 arms to enforce Of their own blood
submission to a rule that the latter detest.
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MARRIED.

On the Esd inst by F. Galloway, Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM
PHELPS, OF the Coast Guard, to iss larry w. ARNOLD
all of Brunswick county, NC.
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FAYETTEVILLE July 28 Beef Retailing at l5.---
Bacon-Last sales 80 cts. Beeswax rs 70 80 Cotton
Last sa'es FL cts. Corn-In nand IS 10 80 Spun
Yarn So per bunc Factory SheetDg "A 35 ring
Is; OsDaturGs 8. Cotr IN BagRiOg-.3j CaLdle--
vile mould so. Flour lightly dc ned smly
~~edes 10 to 20 by the quantity. III Ptatoe &c } 26
per bushe. Molss ,es-N o. q % bv the Dbl Fai SIC
to $l8 Der keg. Rye 2 co. Gate rs. Rice ny
cak Sugar So by retail. talt--souud $40 for 30 d -
pirits-Peach Brandy SON. C Appe40ON c. VII skey
So Spirits Turpeuline Is. Ia low 50 Wool 40 to 90
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The Lincoln, Illinois, Sun says:
q car load of contrabands passed through Lincoln
Monday Es, who willing TO work for ten cents
day and board What chances have the poor OF Hi
nois make living whtn placed in competition with
thieving, runaway negroes at ten cents per day ?"
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URNIP SEED, best Winter variety, in lots to suit pur
l. Oh isers.
A few thousand BRICK for sale.
W D. SMITH.
July 22d, 1852 2e6sAS-lms
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For TIE LEGISLATURE.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
FOR THE SENATE,
ELI W. HALL,
FOR THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
JUDGE s. J. PERSON.
DR.. JOHN R. HAYES. 270-te

WE are au borized to the of J. P Full
LER candidate to represent the County of Robson in
tie next Leg sature in the House of Commons.
MANY FRIENDS.
July 26th 1862. 270k49-te
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TO Voters CT stle posed O
the Countiss 81 Eiaden, BrunsVvick Column bus.
BY REQUEST 0F FRIEND l offer uys II a candidate
to represent this District in the next Legislature should
you honor with election can Only promise to make
dent careful and ai hful representative
all occasions 70 be found in my place, and to be carefully
aud faithfully guarding your Interest and The Of the
District. TO the soldiers of this District who away
rom your homes who have gone forth give your
hearts blood maintain independence and protcc
ou homes; to you promise, whatever will your
comfort, bappi interest shall receive my whole
tentIon, and it by my your condition be betared
any way it hall he dOae IS have neither the time
Ination the District eave it the
decide they may think
Yours truly, THO. J. JONES.
June 25tA. 24ASS4-te
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June 18th, 1852.

! WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 announce JOHN D. sTAN-
FORD. Esq of Dupn county q candidate for re cleo.
to the House of Commons in the next Legislature of
North Carolina July TO- ls62-4s.te*
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at the solicitation of many friends ALEXANDER 8.
KEMP has consented become cand ATE represent
the District OF Baden Brunswck and Columbus, in the
next SeDa,e Of the Legislature of North Carolina.
MANY VOTERS.
July 23 1892 257&48-te
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10 THE VOTERS OF NEW HAsOvER cOUsTY.
this method Of returning to you my thanks for the
very liberal support have heretofore given for the
ounce OF eneI your county and hope that have given
satisfaction In the administration of the sas arap so
icit yOur sursges for said office the ensuing election on
the lst Thursday August next, pledsiDg myself n cleo
ted, to discharge the duties to the best my ability
W. T. J. vANN
June 18th, 1857. 2a6&late
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COTTON AND WOOL CARDS,
OHoEMAKERs' TOOLS,
LNLY NETS AND HORSE SHEETS,
SADDLE BLANKETS,
4 IL KINDS OF SADDLES,
4 LII KINDS OF LEATHER,
DowDER, SHOT AND CAPS,
LII KINDS OF TwINE,
A LII KINDS OF CHAINS,
SHoE AND MACHINE THREAD,
Il NIVEs, &C., &C., at
N JAMES WILSON'S
UI Leather Saddery, Trunk and Harness Essbl shmen
No. Market Street
July 29'h, 18e2-d&w
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

HILTON Head, $. u, July Is, 1862.
All is quiet here with tae exception OF an occasional
d nlonstralon the par: OF gunboatS beyond
Beaufort, just by way OF showing the enemy that We
are alive aud vgjlant. On the morDng of the lob
they went up the river partially circumnavgating
Beaufort Island ard succeed in burning several huts
s5rving as barracks tor he enemy.
Gen. Stevens Brigade, comprising six regiments,
with four Others detached from Gen. Wright are now
on their way to Fortress Monroe.
The editorial suggestions of the New York Times,
that Gen. Hunter might, could, aud should attack and
capture Savannah, absurd H has enough troops
10 hold Hutton Head al Beaufort Islands against auy
force the enemy cau bring against 1t no more
Edisto Island will be evacuated by General Wright
in few days just as transports are obtaina0le
There hnt tour reolInent there.
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The oracuar ambiguity of this last answer deferred
me from asking any more questions. QUERIST.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDS CE-We find the follow
ing in the Ithaca (Ne" York) Citzen:
f, ON Sec etary- Scward.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, July 6, 1862
My Dear Cook You must help Diven aud Van
VaIkenhurg raise men, All is well if we instantly
show our strength l send him Owen home for that
purpose,
Faithfully yours,
WI. II. SEWARD.
Hon. CHARLES Cook.
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MAINE.

The Portland Press says; :" We now have forming
in our mist regiment the 18th, which will read z
vous in this city. Gov. Washburn is in earnest. liz
has declared that the 9Th, 18th, aud Is regiments
must be led to the full standard within fifteen days
otherwise drafting will be rts0rted to-"
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SMITHyILLE, June 10th, 1862.

fAITHVILLE, June 5Uth 1867.
TO THE VOTERS OF DUPLIN COUNTY, N. c.
FELLOW CITIZENS SoLDIE In obedience to the
confidence which have heretofore had do not feel at
liberty TO wi hdaw myself from your services and should
you in your wisdom majority of your for ne,
and again make your Representative shall, God
tanning endeavor to you in such way ws be
acceptable 10 my county and counymen. In conclusion
allow to return you collectively and individually whsth
at home in the tented field heartfelt snbs for the
liberal support you me two years ago.
July 2, 1926 v25l-te. JANIS u. BRANCH.
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July %. 1892.

We req tested Mr.. J AMES l. MCDU
GALD card date represent the county of Baden in
in The next House Of Commons of the Legislature of North
Carolina.
We also requested to state that Mr. McDugald has
issued Circular which will explain his position the
questions of the day
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