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A friend in Buncombe writes no that tho dost-,,o-
tives IN that section are urging Mr.. Johnston as
compromise candidate for Governor. and telling the
people tkat he wss an old Wing and opposed 70 So.
cession up TO- Lincoln' proclamation. Let the men.
pie be on their guard against such falsehoods Mr.
Johston was arabid precipitation In, common with
the precipitators, he turned upon and prescribed
his own brethren, the old Henry Clay Wings, be.
cause they would not 60 with him; when he gave
the word, and when Mr.. .Yancey gave the word, for
disunion and war. He is not compromise candi-
date, but he is q party candidate against Col
Vance, the peoples candidate.
Immediately after Lincoln's proclamation, the
precpitators appeared to be willing to bury party
and 60 for the country. But they soon showed the
cloven foot They proposed compromise tickets for
the Convention, but in every case the compromise
was in their favor. Their idea of a. compromise is
to take all and give the conservatives none. They
played this game in Wake County in May, 1861,
and they will play it again in this contest unless
they are closely watched. The conservatives tried
to fuse with them in 1861, but they would not al
low it. Tbey-the Conservatives-have been de-
ceived once in this respect That was the fault of
the precipitators; if deceived again, it will be their
fault The very fact that they propose compro-
mise, or claim their candidates as compromise men,
is proof that they know the people are against
them; and if the people against them, they
ought not to seek to represent them Free
government begins to fail from the very moment
: the people cease to be truly represented.
IF
The following Gard from the Chalybcate Guards,
Of Wake County, speaks for ITSELF This company
was raised in Mr.. Affords neighborhood No citi.
zen of the County has done more to raise volun.
teers to advance the Southern cause in his neigh
borhood, than Mr.. Afford.
For the Standard
Mr.. EDITOR We see in the State Journal
charge that G. II. Afford, Esq has used his infu-
ence to prevent young men from volunteering We
as a volunteer company which has been in service,
and now paroled as prisoners Of war, now say that
our company was formed partly through Mr.. Al
ford's fundamentally, and that we we're greatly
aided by his means in preparing for the service.
We emphaticaly assert that we believe the charge
against Mr.. Afford to be without foundation. We
regard it false and ridiculous The charge is not
only denounced by this company as false, but by
every gentleman in his vicinity.
1t is to be deplored that such vile charges arc
preferred against best and most loyal citizens
Mr.. Afford has always been active in the Southern
cause, and has done as much for volunteering, ac-
cording to his means, as any man in the Confed-
eracy. CHALYBEATE GUARDS,
3lst Reg N. G. Troops.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNoUNcE
w QUENTIN BUSBEE, as q candidate for a seat in
the House OF Commons. in the General Assembly
Raleigh, June 10, 1889. 5s%ta
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RALEIGH, July 10, 1862.
My DEAR MILLER Il answer the foregoing in.
quiry on the same piece of paper, that all may 60
together.
assure you that nothing like disgust was felt
nor contempt intended for you or for any one Of the
other candidates by me in my efforts made at Au-
burn to arrest the canvass The discussion was
conducted fairly and gentlemanly, and no exception
taken on that ground.
The consideration which governed me on that
occasion was that in the present crisis of our ma
tional affairs, it impotc to distract and divide
the people by public discussion of political topics
think the same influences prevailed with those
who co-opcrated with me on the occasion.
The decision of the candidates in stopping the
canvass was publicly applauded by the large crowd
present. when made known to them that decision.
Very respectfully, CHAS. MANLY.
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WEARE AUTHORIZED To ANNo,rNCp
w WIN. II. HIGH, as a candidate for re.sl.cton =.
the Office Of Sheriff Of Wake County ~'''" !"
June ~, 1862. se-,a
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PAY YOUR CITY TAXES.
A IL CITY TAXES DUE AND REMAINING TN.
paid on the LIST Of August next the property of the
delinquent taxpayers wl be advertised and sold for the
taxes and costs, according to law
J. j. CHRlSTOPHERS Collector
July 10, 1862 67-W6sWtd.
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BLASTING POWDER.
- KEGS FOR SALE BY ,,,,n
Tawboro', N. c., July %, 1862. so-wdswim'
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOuNCE
u =; r. HARRINGTON. Esq, as candidate for the
County of Chatham, N'"' nsSe"'"'y LOT Tue
july 4, 1862. 90 49,,
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NOTICE.
VN7ANTED TO PURCHASE FROM 40 TO so Me-
w gro fellows-youug and likely ,,,,n,,,,
Apply to W. ). HAWAiSo'
Raleigh, July %, 1852. os-im'
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w THOMAS B. HARRIS. Esq, as a candidate to
to County of Chatham in the House Of
OF the next General Assembly ~''.''"'
July Is, 1852. ssL,d
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NEENSbORUUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
GREENsBOROUGH. NC
TINE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
viii begin on the last Thursday in July The Faculty
cooets OF hve gentlemen four ladies' ali experienced
ana well qualified for their respective depart.
CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
Board t6260 Tuition in regular course $4,000; Latin
$500; French, $1,000; Oil Painting, $4,000; Drawing.
$aO0 Music on Pisno Guitar $2GO0; Use Of Instrr.
ments s2o Board in advance Tuition the end Of The
For full particulars apply to
T. N. JONES, President.
'"1e u, 1867. 25.winsideSt
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, &c.
SALE TO COMMENCE ON WEDNESDAY
- evening" Gf the Goods arrive in time) and will con.
dies and Gentlemeus wear have invoices of Ginger,
Spice indigo Concentrated Ley Potash Oysters in CANS,
&c, &C. JAS. NJ. TOWLES, Auctioneer.
July %, 1862 59-
SCUPPERNONG WINE. ~
~ BARRELS PURE SCUPPERNoNG WINE FOR
HI sale by A. A. WILLAhD.
Tuwboro,, N. c., June "a, 1862. dim.
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NOTICE.

FORMER NOTCH, STATED THAT vEaEr.
~ fruit4 clothing 10, contributed for the sck
.n Hoonoeo IN tho Hospitals in and around Richmond
wonia receive prompt attention II seuto The Commisr
Sas here and in ereo Since the1
uoint s,on t e ne teat m3ny pe.o living below this
dom a,one !ne lines OF our Roads leading through Wei
Woa HGuia s.dly asnd on something fthey eurs il
have os .sesixed T all such peons xoud State that
dstrbx"' IN Agency in Rehmond o receive and
os.iDus any thing intended for North Cs,ossa n the
that t sS0s 81 ssS%Ond L.
and it b given on. .scordinsy. D1.c. 70 eSes
We. ~ Agsns North Carolina Depot On Main 81,
CHAS E. JOHNSON.
Z: In every instance where any Thing sent to fbs
North Carons Depot intended for special Sstribuon
the subject. '"ou'S W "f'''sn 70 Oh
July 70, 1852. ao-..
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HILLSB0HO' MILEeAfkY ACADEMY,
HiLISBcRO, N. C.
UVHE SECOND SESSION OF THE FOURTH AGA.
u demic year of this Institution will commence on Au.
gust lst 1852 -.
For circular or Information, apply to
MAJ. WIZ. N. GORDON, Sup't.
June Is, 1852 25-w&sw2m.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNouNcr
~ Co. oEiH WOODALL, and WV. H. AvERA, Eos
a. tt SIve candidates to represent Johnston County
July II, 1862. se ~
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esQl e90Il e90!II
ShiRTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
the apprehension and delivery ut camp or confne.
ment IN wkesboro & for each Of the following persons
sox.ss w. 4" my company viz: Joseph Gregory Finley
Rett Said deserters se SUPPOSED to BE- lurkng abont
in Wilkes and Ifedel countisa
A. H. MARTIN,
Capt. Co. g, 54th Regt. N. c. Troops.
'Wy u, 1907 .8U-w4t
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GOO POUNDS OF COPPER FOR SALE.
yNyHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ABOUT THE ABOVE
il number Of pounds Of Copper to SELL which will be
sold to any person wanting it at reasonable price.
= ]. D. HAYES.
June "a, 1853. 26-w&swIm.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOUNCE
w " r. K. SPEED. as . candidate to represent tho
next Legislature. - 'A' Ae""'' " '.'
July %, 1862. m ~
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNcE
as c,nd isor w. J. HEADEN. of the 2sth n C. Troops.
House to represent the County Of Chatham in the
JnIr 10 o"mmons Of the next General Assembly.
-. -ooz' STD
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w E ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNovNcr
didste - 3, SANpEkS ESQ., as the Comparative can
next General Assembly. :" 'ne senate Oh the
July II, 1862. 70 4,
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" FPANEE,A AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
represent the CoS1 A. GODFREY ESQ., as candidate to
mons of the nert OF Pasquotank in the House of Com
-. ~ E-tdpd
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-09
AYERS
Compound Extract of SarsapariIIa,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
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where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is com
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III "Hp"rity ofMc blood" is founded in truth,
for sclo.ula is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
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without which sound health is impossible in
con taniuatCd constitutions.
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SCrOfula. or Kings Evil,

is Constitutional disease, corruption of the
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pcrvadcs the whole body, and may burst out
ii disease OIL any part Of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
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unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
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will visit the iniIuitics Of the fathers upon
their children"
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blood OF corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, in
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tubercles; i'll the glands, swellings; and Oh
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vIVHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

vTVHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
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Vernon Springs,
FIGURING MILL.

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his Touring Mill is now constantly in motion,
and being in tho best of working order at
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TO C0nsumptlveS.

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address REV: EDWARD A. WILSON,
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Dubuque Shot Manufacturing Company.
n2sy3y1I Dubuque Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
LETTER FROM SUFFOLK.
Further Remembrance ON the Black.
Water-The Route 10 Richmcrid

ICoIrt epondence Of the Baltimore Amen "a. Z
SUFFoLK, Va, Nov. 2l.-Brg Gen. Perry
returned Yesterday from strong ToreIble re-
ccnnoissance along the Blackwater in tie
vicinity OF the Goonrd town Of FranzlfD.
Some i'reiy artillery practice occurred on bo'h
sides, Int so far rs / can learn with little dam
age 10 our side-nOthins hurt but three or four
horses. The enemy had soIue heavy guns and
a fine rocket battery AT that point The recon
RUissance has been a success IN discovering =.
We before have supposed, tina the enemy in
tend TO contest The crossing Of Blackwater with
as whenever and " hereger NC may try 20 make
AZ; Tor It rs their most defensive position M
side Of Petersburg; next, thai they are eyidently
massing troops at points where they suppose
we VIII attempt crossing, and fortfying many
points. -. : 80
And though il is Hot for one an my pceitiop-
an auiomaton in our great army-to think or
suggest, Yet cannot help SAY ing, that with
CorcoIans legion lying so near us, and enough
available troops here 10 cross and Hold posi-
lion that Siyk-iike stream, az seems as IL We
could and should do il while the weather is
such that We can move with ease and celeyity.
II is not proper for ine 10 state our strength
here. 1t is such, however, that not an officer
Ui lie command, from the Major General COM
manding down, doubts, / feel ccnfidens. cur
within a week, if so ordered from the power &C
Washington. II General Burnside fnlats ale
hopes, and drives rapidly on 10 Rlchncnd in
The direction he is r.s Snrssan%s, % ana dsn. Foster
sweep ZIP the James river and ON through Pc
tersbnrg, supported on our right by the gun
beats, v nat rs 10 hlnder richmond from being
ours iH a very short time! Nothing! We have
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad for a sun
ply line, pow in order 10 Zuni, or IA a state
which viii allow IL soon 10 he put in order, ana
evidently i'm good order st present beyond,.for
tie enemy use II constantly IN transporting
troops ami supplies toward The BiacAwa'er
Your aE,i,icS urging vigorous pushing o.,
oi TIE one great necessary thng-the takinS OF
Richmond meets viii grea; favor in the eyes
of All tie officers here. They ar, as an xiotI AZ
yon car be 10 see The war honorabiy ended.
v Shicb c'Gi only o. Zone by the restoration OF
tie Tnion and the Constitution as IL wa, and
rNtr should nave been
We had "A show, r or two 0f rain last naSht-
40. haN J enough - ,aake amps uncomeoyt-
ah!-, though. a.d ;Ht~ mOrnMR ~ locke like
cleaning Up. Your, truly, u. IL. q. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
TELECRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Surrender OF freterickxburg Dem nded

HEADQUARTERS, Nov. q, II d. m-C}en Pat
r1ck, Provost Marshal General cf th.. Army
This morning crossed the river at Fred.ricks-
burg, under flag of truce, conveying Ia the
civil 3uthorii' OF that city tie fclo wing letter
demanding lis surrender:
F.odgndri,rs <-~y Of tte Poio~nc, November
2h-Tn the Ecyor and Comnoa Council of Fred.
eriekSbUre--GsDtcm Under cover OF the
houses OF your city shots have been fired upon
manufactures arr furnishing provisions and
the material for clothing Sor armed bodies in
rebellion against the Government sf the United
States. Your railroads and other N a.is of
dCpots OF such troops. This condition Of things
must Eliminate, and, by direction OF General
EnInstde, accordingly demand the surrender
OF the city into my hands, as the repress NATIVE
O'Clock this after noon.
Faiiirs q An affirmative reply TO this demand
Ivy the Gour Indicated, sixteen hours will be
permtt' 10 clarse for the removal from the
city OF the women and children, the sick and
wounded, aged, &c; which period having ex-
pirpd shall proceed 10 shell the cwn.
Upon obtaining possession Of the city every
necessary means will be taken TO DIT, serve or
DER and secure the protective operation of the
laws and policy OF the United States govern
mcnt. L am, very respectfully; your otedient
servant. E.E. SUMNER,
BTevet Major General T.. :. A, Commanding
Right Grand division.
On arriving at the opposite side Of the river
Gen. Patrick was conveyed to the yuardhouse
i6e reply was ready. In the meantime his
Communication was conveyed TO Gen. Long
street, whose troops are eucampcd short dis.
tancc outside Of the city.
As the demand was made upon the civil
authorizes, the mayor sent an answer, which
was eyiG' ntly written at the dictation of Gen.
Lonestreer, 10 the effect that the complaints
enumerated shall be rcmedied so far Us firing
on eur pickrtS and furnishing supplies and
material TO the Confederate army was con-
cfrn"d, but that the rebels would dispute the
occupying Of the city by the government forces
lie complained of the short space OF time al
lowed 1or the removing OF the women and
children and sick soldiers. The giving Of any
rsore time aE requested is now under considera.
tjun.
Permission has been given the citnens to run
one train from the city, but only for the con-
Ssyance of women and children.
ne news to-day received from Jackson
shows that he had rented a houscin Winchester
FOR hIs family. His troops are in front Of that
city, with n regiment of cavalry at Martins
burg.