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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES.
NO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CARROLL

: NO THE PEOEXE OF NORTH CAROLI.
4 Main compliance with the wishes of many friends,
announce myself candidate for the Office Of Governor
North Carolns at the election to be held the first
thursday in August next
my principles and VIEWS as Conservative "after the
aitest Sect" well known to the people of the State
principles aud views areswhat they have BEEN
. hey will not be changed.
am not disposed at time like this, 10 invite the peo-
9 from their empoyments. and add to the excitement
hich prevails in the public mind by baranguing them
enemy, and to provide Of subsistence for
troops in the field and the people OF home Let the
ope 60 calmly and firmly to the polls and vnte for the
Of their choice. will cheerfuy abide their decision,
hatever it may be.
Ii elected will do everything in my power to promote
he interests the houor and the glory Of North Carolina
I'D to secure an honorable peace. W. w. HOLDEN
June q, 1854. az, t.- -. Site.
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UILFORD COUNTY...WE ARE RE-
N ouested to announce THOMAS STAFFORD
candidate to represent the people of Gmtod County
the House Of Commons of the next Legislature. Mr.
Stafford is Conservative after the strurtest Sect"
July Z, 1854 S5-2tpd.
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TO THE PEOPLE or RUTHE1FORR
IL AND POLK COUNTESS Fellow Citi1f6A -
nounce myself candidate to represent the Ras
eriord and Polk in the House Of Comnens &anelk
General Assembly. Ny principles and views EaASa is
Conservative "afer the straitest sect" fan &ESA
honorable peace by negotiations and hold that thA
duty of the representative to be governed by the wof
constituents If elected will do all in my power serve
you and and brave soldiers, and to honor
bic peace = JAMES W. ADAMS
June d, 1854 ,=. 96-tdpd..
I'd ANDOLPH AND ALAMANCE,..WR.
~ are requested to announce Dr. THOMAS BLACK
OF Randolph, candidate to represent Randolph and
Aiamance in the Senate of the next Legislature. Dr.
Black is tried and true Conservative.
June 2O 1864 S0-td.
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VADKIN COUNTY.-WE ARE REQUE les.
il ted to announce c. BOHAHNON, Esq, az u candi-
ATE to represent the people Of Yadkn County in the
of Commons of the next Legislature. Mr.. Bohan-
stands on the platf.rm of Vice Pesident Stephens,
ov. Brown, and W. w. Holden
. July Z, 1854. ab-se.
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+" FARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCER
w WIN. H. HIGH. candidate for re election fUs
the oce Of Sheriff Of Wake County, at the ensuing esc
ton in August e.. sg.i.s Z. III h., "rF~ST"
June 20, 1884. r,. S0-te.
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UILFORD COUNTY..-WE ARE AU.
u ,horized to announce DAVID F. CALDWELL, A. s.
ROLTON, and ADRIAN CLAPP rs candidates to represent
the people Of Guiord County in the House of Commons
of the next Legislature
July II, 1864. STD.
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A SHE AND ALEEGHANY.--CAMP 5sth
"A Regiment, N. C. Vols, Marietta, Ga, June II.
1884, Fso.c- Citizens and Sodtrs Of tie Counties Of Ashs
md Aghany: -Having been unanimously nominated as
candidate my company to represent the people of the
aforesaid Counties in the next Legislature Of North Caro-
lima the House of Commons take this method of max
ing known to the people the fact that accept the nomna
ton have also received many letters from my friends
in the portions Of the two Counties soliciting
become candidate would be pleased to attend the
different precincts Of the Counties before the election but
Us the enemy confronting in line of battle"
fear shall not be able to meet you only ask you, fell
ow.czens while the candidates at home addressing
you and soliciting you for your votes to remember that
am in the field with your sons and brothers, defending
your homes, your fire. sdes and your all And to,yoa
my brother comrades in arms. who have manifested your
confidence strongly in me- permit return to you
my most grateful acknowledgements If elected shall
do every thing in my power to bring about speedy and
honorable peace and promote the general interest," if de-
eated shall willingly remain where have long BEEN
in defence Of my country. praying for the happy day
when independence may be acknowledged and ali of us
permitted to return to our homes to enjoy the
ward Of our suferings - -.
am, fellowci and brother comrades. in arms,
your humble servant, CALVIN ELLER, :
Capt. Comd'g Co. L, 6sth Rsgt, N c. Vols.
June 81, 1864. l6-wte.
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sGRANWLLE cOUNTY.4IN COMPLI-
~ auce with solicitations I cannot disregard, an.
nounce to the voters of Granville that my before
them foP election 10 seat in the Ooumons' branch the
next Legislature; and that solicit their votes Ath, ugh
am Conservative Though not ultraist) shall make
party Pledges consider it the dnty Of Legislator
tolegsae with eye the honor and were6 the State
and the bestintesests Of the people and not tie isss
/ Of q party. RICH. W. HARRIS
dupe 10, 1854. 80 20 'i' 26-tepd
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~HATHAM COUNT Y...WE ARE RE.
u auested to announce THOMAS B. LONG Esq., as
candidate represent the people of Chatham in the SEN
of the next Legislature Mr. Long is true Conserve
tive.
June l3, 1894. 9S-td.
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NOTICE.-I. ANNOUNCE MYSELF 4 CAN.
II didate for the Office of Sheriff Of Randolph County
Election first Thursday in Augsst next
III - s;V.s J.2O. HAIRLESS.
June 20, 1854. Il l5--w2t.
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THATHAM COUNTY...WE ARE AU-
u thorzed and requested to announce the following
gentlemen the true Conservative ticket for Chatham
County, and state that they will support W. W. Holden.
the Cousel vatye candidate for Governor: Senate Will
BILE, JOHN A. MCDONALD, and PATTERSON PICKET.
Sheriff, CLAIBORN JUSTICE.
July IL, 1864. Std.
t Progrsss publish twice, and send account to this
Office.
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RUTHERFORD AND POLK...WE ARE
HI authorized to announce Capt j. EAVES, of the
5Uth Regiment N. q. t. candidate to represent the
in the next General Assembly Of North Carolina
MANY CONSERVATIVES
July IL, 1884 std.
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Casualties in the 2sth N. c. T., June %, 1864.

Witness, W. W. VAss, J. P.
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UILFORD COUNTY...WE ARE AU.
u thorized to announce ROBERT p. DICK, Esq, u
candidate represent the people Of Guord County in
the Senate of the next Legislature.
July II, 1864 STD.
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nAvIDsON COUNTY.-WE ARE AU.
~ lborized to announce LEWIS HANES, Esq as o
the House of Commons of the next General Assembly
May 10: 1854. Sid.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY..WE AfEk NJ
u quested to II. ADAMS. Esq, asa candidate
reelection to the Senate from the county Of Davidson
II. Adams is . sound and true Conservative.
July T. 1854. Ste. u
- Progress please COPY. .... 60 ..,-s.. ,s-a
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"ARNETT COUNTY...WE ARE RE.
LII quested to announce JOHN Mel HARRINGTON,
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Hsrnett County.
at the ensuing election in August
July II, lsO4. 1S-wtd.
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OAMP I'D n. C. INFANTRY, JUNE 9TH,
u 1854. I'd tls Cftissns of Wayns Obsnty, ~ G:-By
request announce myself candidate TO represent you in
the Senate of your next General Assembly. II elected
shall endeavor your interest if not elected shall
cheerfully abide your decision.
80 '''' W V ~ ~ ' W. T, .FAlRCLoTH
June 80, 1854 ste.
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DANDOIPH COUNTY...I ADOPT THIS
H mode of announcing myself candidate to esent
the people Of Randolph County in the House Of Commons
Of the next General Assembly. Ny principles are Con-
servatve and am ardent advocate of w. W Holden
for Governor. A. HOLTON. =
July4 1864 Std.
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UDITT COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED
II to announce DIR. E. j. BL UNIT, for the Senate /;
G. PERKINS and B. G. ABORTION, for the House of
Commons.
June q, 1854. 3l-6tpd.
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TIME CONSERVATIVE OF SAMPSON
IL County will the following ticket for members Of
the next Legislature:
Commons G. W. CRUMPLER, Esq, and Capt. J. b.
AUTERY.
July II, 1864 std.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-22
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY
Dr.. Stricklan1s Tonic.-We can recon.
mend those suffering with Loss of Appe-
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and Nervous Debility, to use Strickland
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july20-d&wtf
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How TO PREvExf WEr FsEr-A writer in
the Aechanics' Adgasins, who says he had
three pairs Of boots last him three years,
and he thinks he will not require any more
for six years TO come, tells US how he treats
them: Il put pound each Of tallow and
rosin in pot on the fire; when melted and
mixed, apply it hot to the boot with pain
tcr's brush, until neither the sole nor the
upper will soak any more. IL it is desired
that the boots should Immediately take q
polish, dissolve an ounce of wax in teas.
poonful OF turpentinc and lampblack A day
or two after the boots have been treated
With rosin and tallow, rub over this wax
aud turpentine, but not before the fire. thus
the exterior will have coat of wax alone,
and shine like mirror. Tallow and grease
become rancid, and rot the stitching or leath-
or: but the rosin gives it an aptiseptic quail
ity which preserves the whole"
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The receipt for making IL was procured Or tho
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Leitch, the well known Chemist and Druggist u
st. LOUIS. Mo- Il was introduced 10 the publi,
the LIST cfJupe, 1863 Hundreds have been curse
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and ACTIVITY win be The onsar.ing results.
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weak

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cine and mode Of treatment has utterly failed.
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mo1loUay'D ointmenf.

mainly, and Que entirely free from mineral
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till this ell powerful medicine was nshered into
the wolld lioLLowAY's INvALUABLe PMLs have
become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY of all nations
Their attribute is to PREVENT as well as to cugs;
they attack the nADlx or ROOF of the complaint,
and thus, by removing the hidden cause Of dis
ease re-invigorate andrestore the dropping ener-
gies Of the svstem,z assisting nature in her task
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-22
WOOL

Bought or taken In exchange for manufactured
goods, at the highest cash price, at the Factory.
May 5-dwtfI JOSEPH SHIELDS.
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From Hon. zxos. j. Turner, Err MEMBER Of Con-
gress, from Illinois, late Speaker Of the Illinois
House Of Representatives, and Grand Muster Of
H., +. and Il. N Of the Stateef Miaois.
FREEPoRT, Oct. II, 1862