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To the Voters of the ID Confessional District.

To the Voters OF the ID Congressional District.
FslOw-ctzens: am candidate for your sufrages at
The next ensuing Congressional election From different
parts OF the District citizens respectable 10 number as n
character and spccVe of old political associations have
eiTnest and repeatedly expressed TO their desire that
snould become candidate, aud II Is gratifying 70 me 10
know that while follow my inelinatio in wishing
70 represent yOn in the next Congress- obeyiug the
WISHES ot large number of my fellow countrymeD.
MY connection with the army has long removed me from
Ihat familiar intercourse with the people at home that
Nnn'o under different crcums tances be desirable in
order 70 be instructed in regard to public questions of
pocy before he country with the soldier however, with
whom have shared as Captain of company long the
tatgues and exposures of the march the bvuuac and
the tolls and dangers of duty the different know
his wants and for him and his feel, should every
WSrm-bearted patriot the most profound sympathy If
am ected will what industry and ability possess
To fulfil the obligations Of the Representative both class
e On the c1ntrary if the people should choost
elect me- will abide their judgment with the conviction
that have no right TO ccse because given against
me. ,.s.. I'D. -
am fully sensible of the distinction conferred by being
elected to the position for which am candidate and
shall be proud to receive shalt be anxious and
nest to myself worthy of the responsible trusts but
let the result be what it may, whether shall be to retain
me my present line of duty transfer to
hed, my eforPd my energies will be devoted 20 the
cause OF my struggling country the paramount interest of
which is to establish its separation from the North aud OBJ
tain ITS recognition in the great family of nations as free
aud independent nationality. ....-E.
EDWARD C. YELLOWLEY
october lS, 1858. SILT
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indicate that Governor Brown has carried the pop-
ular vote though by not a very large majority
In the Congressional election so far the returns
indicate that in the First District Julian Hartridge
has been reelected in the Second, Col. VIM. E.
Smith has defeated Hon. Chas. j. Munnerlyn, the
present incumbent; in the Third, COL Mark H.
Blsndford has defeated Hen. Hines Holt; in the
Fourth District Clifford Anderson has defeated Hon.
"a. H. Kenan in the Seventh, Col James M. Smith
has been elected over Lewis; in the Eight Lester
elected over Glenn; in the Ninth, Col Mcmillan :;
in the Tenth, Warren Akin But few returns have
been received from the Sixth. The probability is
shat the entire delegation will be new men, except
Mr. Hartridge Of this District Columbus Tina
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DIR. ], G., Ramsay.

We are highly grati6ed to learn that this gentle
man is a candidate for Congress in the Eighth Dis
trict in opposition to Mr. Lander, Destructive We
have received DIR. Ramsays Card containing his
views on the state of the country which shall ap-
pear in our next. 1t is of the best embodiments
we have seen of the principles and objects of the
Conservative party
The Charlotte Bulletin, in its notice of DR.. Ram
says speech in Charlotte on the 18th, says:
Hon VIM. Lander being absent Gen. j. A.
Young replied to DR.. R, We learn as it reason
able expect to the entire satisfaction of the friends
of Mr. Lander and of all who felt 1t their duty to
sustain tn administration in isheIcuean ard sue
cessul efforts to drive back the hosts of the inva-
ding foe; and that he also showed up the course of
DR.. Ramsay member of the present Legislature,
to be identical with that of the Raleigh Standard,
and in opposition to the vigorous policy Of Gov.
Vance in his efforts to prepare State for defence
against INVASION"
A grOsser falsehood was never uttered than the
statement that Dr. Ramsay has acted in opposition
to the vigorous policy of Gov. Vance in his efforts
to prepare our State for defence against invasion"
No man is more anxious to see the State defended
than DR.. Ramsay and no member of the Legislature
has been more intent than he on providing proper
means of defence.
The insidiOus attempt of Gen. Young and of the
Bulletin to produce the impression that Gov
Vance and DR.. Ramsay are not acting in concert, is
well understood. 1t is part of the game which
has been played for some time past of praising
Gov. Vance and assang his friends. DR.. Ramsay
stood by Gov. Vance and defended him when he
was charged by the Bulletin and others with being
opposed to the Southern cause though he was
stalking his life for that cause; and he is the
friend Of Gov. Vance now that he was then. But
it is not necessary that the friends of Dr. R. should
found his clans for election on the merits or the
popularity of others. All they ask is justice. He
has sterling merits of his own and feel sure that
his principles and views, as contained in his Gard,
are those of large majority of the people of the
Eighth District. We believe he will be elected, il
his friends will rally to him. Mr.. Lander has been
tried and found wanting. His opponent will be
able to do more for the Confederate cause than he
has Gone and he will also be more prompt than
Mr.. Lander has been to avail himself Of opportnni-
ties for securing an honorable peace. -... .....
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Mrssss. TURNER AND ARRINGroN IN GRANvLLE.-
We learn that these gentlemen addressed the people
of Granville at Brassfelds on Wednesday, and at
Wiliiamsborough on Saturday last; and that the
tide of public preference is largely in favor of Capt
Turner. We learn that Capt Turner's speech, es-
pecally at Brassfelds gave great satisfaction and
that the reception which Mr.. Arlington met was so
cold that he almost lost his temper.
Our information from all parts of the District is
cheering. If the Conservatives will only exert
themselves, and turn out in full force on the day oil
election, Capt Turner will be elected by large
majority.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-20

The Editor of the Wilmington Journal, moved by
party vindictiVeness and old grudges omits no occa
sion to njure and mllgn US in his columns. He
pretended to deprecate the late mob against our Of
fee, and is now engaged in a course calculated to
stir up the vicious and the unihformed to another
mob against us. We are as true North Caroln-
Journal lie served the Lincoln government and
endeavored to draw his pay for it, after had re-
fused to serve it he did by publishing the laws
of the United States; and if the enemy were to oc
cupy Wilmington he would skedaddle with the ac-
tivity of dodo or remain and take protection to
secure his property ..1....
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STURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, IA;
e LEIGH, October sth ts63 Medical examining ooS.S
No q composed Of the following named AeO'cai oie'
Surgeon EUGENE GRISSOM,
SsoTGeon RICHARD D. HAYWOOD,
will D,ae, At tS town Of Smield, nJohnston CountS
Kinston in IaDoir Wednesday, the 2ist-
Kenansrilie, Dt"in on Frdly and Saturday 'h' %"
and path. K -f. . -, r..,a.v tha ss.h
Wilmington. in New Hspover, Thursday and FrioAy'
the 29ih and 5OtI Of October: . .. Lii -
For tke patpose Of examining all persons who eiam e1
ea,ntion from Home Guard ddty on account 80 us
ability according the Pruvisionso Genesi oraer NJ
'Seueo N""'tn 5'"' t-e''' EDWARD WARREN.
Surgeol GeneraG
Oct. 18th, 1865.
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We learn that much activity prevails in arresting
.deserters, and that number o! them have been
brought to Camp Holmes near this City, to be sent
forward to their regiments. If the authorities
would be as active in arrestng deserters in other
States they in this the last deserter and re-
cusant conscript would soon be in his place again
in the army. North, Carolina has fewer deserters
than any other State and in this respect as in 9TH
ers, she is doing her full duty in the cause; and
yet she is suspected in certain quarters, and the
great mass of her people, who are Conservatives,
are held up as untrue to the South. 1t is reported
that certain Confederate officers in this State are
imposing on the old Union men, but now true Con-
federates, because they were not right iu the be-
ginning" 1t is the duty of these officers to arrest
deserters and not engage in politics. or impose on
any portion of the people account of their pot-
cal opinions If any proof Of such improper or op
pressive conduct their part should be laid before
Gov. Vance, We tell these officers that he will re-
port them and have them severely dealt with
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TIE NORTHERN ELEcrIoNs. 1T seems the recent
elections m and Ohio have gone against
ene Democrats by large majorities. Mr.. Vallan-r
dlgham has been defeated for Governor of 0hio,s
and Gov. Curtin is reelected Governor Of Penn
sylvsnia- Thus has departed the last hope Of aid
TO the South from the liberal men of the North.
The Northerupeople are banded against US by an
immense majority. The war will go on, and will
oe prosecuted as matter Of business by the fed
cral government Mr.. Lincoln will be re elected
Tor second term. The prospect of peace appears
to be more distant than ever. The Southern people
must depend upon themselves. They stand alone
in the world with the world against them. We
can only do our duty and trust to Providence.
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'''h SENATORIAL DIsTRICT.-It will be seen by
announcement r. in our paper to day, that Col @. L.
:''rlS of Rutherford, is candidate for the Senate
n'S District to ill the vacancy occasioned by the
.S'gnatlon of NJ. 0. Dickerson, Esq. Col Harris
gentleman of excellent sense, devoted to the in
es's of the country, and will make an efficient and
= s'u Senator. We trust every Conservative in the
S'aates of Rutherford, Polk, and CleaVeland will
'~y to Col. Harris and elect him.
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Lieut.. 7. L. Cody, (printer who served in this
offce,) delivered squad Of 60 deserters to Camp
Vance last week. OF this number SO were Virg-
mans and 2 Aabamians We desire those VirSi-
mans SO fond OF speaking of North Carolina desert
ers to stick pin here.-HiLtOR Chronicle
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of the brides father in the vicinity of
Eagle Rock, Wake County Tuesday the 18th October,
1863 by L. W. Hood Esq Mr. JACKSON HoEEYcUrT to Miss
ANN NJ MARsHBOURS, all of said County.
In Warrenton, October 9th, BY the Rev Mr.. Williams
Mr. J. CHRISTMAS, of Gen. NJ. w. Ransom's staff; to
Mrs. RnoOA e. WHITNEY, daughter of Mrs. Gen. Gains.
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The attempt to grow cotton in the lower part of
Illinois the past season is reported to be failure
only ore hundred and fifty pounds was raised to
the acre 1t is said the attempt will not be resumed
next spring; but that the Yankees anticipate
large crop on the lower Mississippi next season, by
means of their hreng negro laborers
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ABUNDANcE.-A gentleman just from Greene couu-
vest Of corn is amazing in its quantity. The tth-
ing of one planter 10000 bushels and another ex.
pected to gather 10000 bushels Peas are in won-
derfu quantities, and sweet potatoes cucumber the
ground. Peanuts are alike abundant. This is good
news.
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AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF BEING FOLLOWED BY
VlRGINIA.-The steamer Advance, belonging to the
State of North Carolina, has just made her third
"TRIP into Wilmington from Bermuda Her cargo
consists Of clothes blankets aid Shoes r tie NGr
Carolina troops; and cotton and wooden cards, to
be furnished the people at cost-Rich. Sentinel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-20

Neal Dow, the Maine liquor law man, and now
war prisoner, is said to have been exchanged for
Gen. Morgan, now in confinement in the Ohio State
penitenary.
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i, we nave recently had fine rain, which has en-
,r 'u our farmers to finish sowing their wheat, and
=, improved the potato and turnip crop The pea
q i this section is almost total failure.
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We learn that twenty-five deserters have been
arrested in Johnston County during the last week
or two. There are but few remaining in that Coun'
ty, and will probably be gathered up soon. Major
Smith and his Home Guard are very aetiGe.--tT0'
lress
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Apples are said to be so abundant in Northwest
Carolina and Southwest Virginia, that they are pur-
chased at twenty cents bushel. Here they would
bring ten dollars, and in Richmond twenty dollars
per bushel.
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To Printers.

Two good Printers can find steady employment
this office by immediate application. The high
:. wages will be paid.
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:" ITHDRA WN.-SOoN AFTER CAPT.

w JOSEPH j. DAVIS nomination for Congress BY
bis friends and befrs he could be communicated with
the subject the battle of Get ysburg fought in which
he become prisoner He is in the eneniys hands
His kept before the people IN the hope of his
early exchange This hope has been deferred BY the recent
angry correspondence between the Commissioners OF Ex
change Capt Davis friends after consultation, have con-
cnded that It would be unjust to him longer to continue
the field his defeat would under the crcum
stances Se Rortiyng wrong and his election might give
the enemy preext detan him as political prisoner
He is. therefore, longer candidate. .s.s
The above conclusion announced at franklin Supe
ribr Court by w. r. BaTham, ESQ. al the request of
CAPT. DAVIS FRIENDS.
OcI l9, 1865. s4~xt
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OBITUARY NOTICE,

Died. at his residence Contentna Neck Leuor County
on the 9Th Instant JOHN KING ESD in the SD year of his
age Honest and just in all his dealings kind neghbor
sincere friend and for many years Magistrate of Leuor
County The memory of the deceased will be long cherish
ed in the hearts of large circle of relatives and friends
who mourn their irreparable loss. FRIEND
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NEW TERMS.

,,s Of the StaViard henceforth will be three dol
lne .h Weekly six mouths and four dollars for the
" ~, ally six months, iuvarisbly in advance Owing
sn of thsO,rrency and the uncertainty of the
'ns s,rirtous for longer period than six months
.r not be received.
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no THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
Il CONGRESSIONAL DISTR1CT-The undersigned
take pleasure in urging upon their feowctzens of this
Congressional Istrict the of Lieut.. THOMAS U.
FULLER as ft person to represent them in the next
Congress Lieut Fuller has consented to allow his name
to be used by his friends These times when platforms
are not needed all who know Lieut. Fuller know that he
is fully capable of filling the position with honor to h-
self and tue people of this District He has done his duty
well in this war alter exhtusting all means to retain
our old Unon in its perfection he was one Of the nrst
after Lncons Pruclamaton, to volunteer as In
the army in which he is now serving officer.
'"e ." n.y. MANY CITIZENS.
July "a, 1868. 6o--u,
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SAMUEL III. CHRISTIAN FOR CON.
y GRESS-Many of the citizens of Moore County de-
sire TO vote for SAMUEL H. CHRISTIAN, OF Montgom-
ery County representative in Congress from the 1th
Congressional District.
July 10, 1868. oo-to'
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OF rae PRESS rs USa oGanr BT osnH SrT
srlVAEn' STRAINED. pt Blu Of Rights of N0rth-
ns,,!.nG. ,,no,xo TEH
r,v.rEss SHALL MAKE NO LAW ABRiDGlNH dnH
rrnou OF SPEECH OR OF TIE PRESS OK E-'n the Hl~n.
Of lh' ,-.,,,,-,,vxT ron REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES
iSa iSS,,titufi0n of the Confederate States.
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PubIic Sueaking.

The candidates for Congress in this District
ssrs Arlington and Turner, will address their fel-
rctizens at the places and times following:
r,,5,v 26th October, RoleSville, Wake.
T'.,dor 97,h " BuSbee's
r ,Irasfay. 2Sth &" Barney Jones'
T,nrsiav 29th &" Lashley's X Roads, "
:!5,y 3Oth Green Level, "
saturday, SlSt Laws
Mr. Turner will address the people Of Raleigh
,,i vicinity in the Courthouse on the evening of
r,sslay, the 9th October.
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THE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM f.
u JONES, of Polk County, announce him as Co1ser,
vative candidate for Congress in the 10th Con gessonal
District of North Carolina.
InIv Iss3 55-tGpd.
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q U RG EON GENEKAL,S UFFLCE, hhL.SS h1ha..S
No g. composed of the following named Medical Oheers;
Surgeon M. F. ARENDELL,
Surgeon W. w. FOOTE,
Will meet at the town of Salisbury, in Rowan county,
on Friday and saturday, 23d and oath October
At StafesviIle in Iredell county Tuesday and "eo
nesday, 27th and 18th. .. .n
At incoint"n, Lincoln county Monday and Tuesday,
the I'd and Sd November.
At Charlotte Meckenburg county, on FRIDAY and SAl-
urday the 9Th and 7th November. -.
At Concord Cabarrrs county on Tuesday and "eunes-
day, the 10Th and llth November.
For the purpose f examining all persons who eini a eH
emption from Home Guard duty account ot pnSscN
disability, according to the provisions OF GenHra "fu7E
No. 3, issued from the Adia;aHt Generals omSe
EDWARD WARREN,
...s a. -r Surgeon General North Carolina
Oct 10, 1888. ..s.. S4-[
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Oct. 10, 1868.

DANK CAPE FEAR, OCTOBER 16, 1868.
ID Dividend No. los. A Dividend of per cent. has
been declared by this Bank payable - the
ON lst November. J. G. BURR, Cashier.
Oct 10 1893 S4-2W.
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~IRCuLAR SAW MILL.-THE NUESE
u Manufacturing Company wish to purchase the gear
ino carrape and saw of Circular Saw MILL to be run by
"'e' s. H. ROGERS President, or
H. W. Hustled, Treasurer.
o.t 10 1899 S4-2W.
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NE7E ARE AUTBORIZ ZED BY THE
" friends of Lieut. WALTER DUNN, of Lenoir
County to announce the of that gentleman as can
to represent the people of the I'd Congressional Dis
tr ct in the next Confederate Cong
August 81, 1865. d9-u.
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INJECTING OF CITIZENS.-THE AD-
VA journed meeting of the citizens taking steps to pro-
vide fond and fuel for the INDECENT and needy Of the City,
will meet again at the Court House Wednesday after
next the 2st instant four o'clock; to hear the
reports of the committees and make further arrangements
full and puncua attendance of the citizens generally is
requested and especially the subscribers and donors
w. ]. W. CR0WDER, Secy.
Oct 10 1861 S4-lt
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UE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Wv Captain JOSIAH TURNER, of Orange County. as
candidate for Congress in this the 5th Congressional
District at the election to be held in November next
August 10, 1868. o'-d.
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DxECUTIvE DEPARTMENT NORTH

XECUTIV DEPARTMENT NORTH.
IA Carolina, Adutau Generals Office, Ra.eigh' OCTOBER
SIh 1858. General Orders No. f. .
l. The 6rst section of the Act of the General Assembly
nassed July 7th 1863 intended to apply TO the mill
Tia as then organized and not 10 the organization for Home
Defence. ,... o,- -, ,
II The Commissions of the Militia Officers are suspend
cd only while members oS the Home Guard organization
and ding duty When not duty they may be re-
ouired by the Commanders of their Regiments to assist
them in the execution of orders from this office -
III The officers and men of the Guard for Home De-
fnca will be subject to the Rules and Articles of War and
the General Regulations of the Confederate states Army
when called out by orders from this Office either for drill
or for special or general service
BY order of Governor VANCE:
Adjutsnt General
October 1s, 1868. @.W2~ -
~ All daily papers in the State copy one week. ane
other papers two weeks =
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SALT DISTRIBUTION.-I SHALL COM.
- mence again Monday, ths 26th inst to distribute
Salt Only those who have received three pounds per
head and those who have received entitled to
draw. TIl0S. G. whitaker.
Salt Commissioner.
Oct 10. 1863. 43-wlt.
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NNEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DR EDWARD WARREN, of Chowan, Q
ddate to represent the ls Congressional District in the
next Congress of the Confederate States.
October 8, 1853. Std.
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NMTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the Hon A. ARLINGTON of Nash, as Can
ddae for election Congress in this the Fifth Con-
gressona district composed of the counties of Orange,
Wake Granville, Warren, Franklin, and Nash.
October !, 1868. 4-tdpd.
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HNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w THOMAS w. RITTER u candid,le for seat
in the House of Commons in Moore County I'll the
cancy Occasoned by the resignation of Alex. Kelly Esq
Oct. l9. 1858. STE.
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NEASONIC.-THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND
IvH Representatives of the Grand Lodge OF Free and
Accepted Masons of North CarOpa will meet at the Ma
sonic Hall, in this City, MJuday evening the 7th of
December next, at o'clock.
full representation is earnes y desired as business OF
much will and there be submitted for he
consideration of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM 7. Balm Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, N. G Oct l9, 1868. S4-td.
~ Spirit of the Age copy Ii day.
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w s. P. SMITH, of the County Of Wilkes, a can-
ddate represent the people of the 9Th Congressional
Oct IL; 1858. STD
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NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUES.
w ted to announce DR. j. T. LEACH, Of Johnston
county, candidate for Congress in the Sd Congression
oil District composed of the counties of Cartere Craven
Jones' OnsOw, Dupin, Sampson, Wayne and Johnston.-
Election the 4h day of November Tue soldiers vote
on Thursday, the 29Ih of October.
October 8, 1868. Std.
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EHxECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NORTH
II Carolina Adjaant Generals Office, Mitia) Raleigh,
October 18th, 1868, General Orders, No. 19.
The Militia Officers each county, where the Guard for
home defence has been may hereafter be fully organ
zAd will turn over the eUmmander ofthe latter ell arms
requirements and ammunition in their possession belong
ing to the State taking receipts for the same.
r. G. GATLIN
Adjutant general.
October 10, 1853. 43-w2t.
~ All daily papers in the State copy week and
others two weeks.
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AME ARE AUTHORIZED TO SAY THAT

WN e ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE
w friends of DR.. j. G. RAMSAY of Rowan to n
nounce that gentleman candidate TO represent this
the 9h Congressional District in the next Congress of the
Confederate States.
Oct Is, 1868. STD.