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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-05
A SHE AND ALLEGHANY.-CAMP iGl
June ~, 1854.

4 SHE AND ALLEGHANY.- $50
n RegmenI,.N e. Vols, near Marietta Ga, June Y
1854 FLLOsO. Citizens and Soldiers o the COuntiad Az
and Allegh1ny Having been unanimously nOmEsal
o candidate BY my company, to represent the people
aforesaid Counties in the next Legislature Of North Wv
lima in the House Of Commons take this method MI
ing Known TO the people theset that accept the noaf
ton. l have also received many letters from ny ines
in the various portions of the two Counties soliciting
to become O Candidate twould be pleased to attend
different precincts Of the Counties before the eleci
the enemy are 1ow confronting in line Of batA
fear shall not be able 10 meet you only ask yOrk
lowcitEens while the candidates at home addres5
you and soliciting you for yur votes to remember @
am in the field with. yonr sons and brothers, dseud'
your homes your ire-sides, and your all And DIa
my brother comrades in arms, who have manifested W
confidence so st-angy in me permit me 10 retunn Y
my most grateful acknowledgements II elected W.
do every thing in my power to bring about SPEEDY y
honorable peace and promote The general interest,"
feated, shall willingly remain where have so long -
in defence Of my country, praying for the happy ~
when our independence may beacknowledged, and Sa
may be permitted to return to our homes TO enjoy The
ward bf our suferings
am, felowcitizens and brother comrades 10 EA
your humble servant, CALVIN ELLEN
: Capt. Comd'g Co. L, 5Sth Regt, N Won
June 81, 1864. ...... -. l6-"S
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IL AND POLK COUNTIES: Fellow Citizens, l an.
myself candidateto people Of Ruth
ertord and Polk in the House of Commons OF the next
General Assembly Ny principles and views are those Of
Conservative latter the straiiest sect n Tam for an
honorable peace by negotiations and hold that the
duty Of the representative to be governed the will of his
constituents If elected will do all in my power to serve
you and and brave soldiers and an honora
bic peace DID,. JAMES W. ADAMS.
June q, 1854. .26-tdpd.
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EELLOW.CITIZENS OF RANDOLPH
II COUNTY: IL candidate to represent you in the
House of Commons in the General Assembly of North
Carolina. =
Ny affairs such that II will not be practicable for me
TO Wait the different precincts of the County before the
election. ....r- DO e
think every candidate should let the people know his
position. OIL. . .,... -,
10 politics. am Conservative after the strates sect"
am 10 favor Of the great principles forth by Gov
Brown, Stephens aud Holden voted for Christian and
Leach for Congress- will not vote for any for any
position who not in favor VI negotiating for honora
bic peace. II elected, promise to give every measure
that may before the Legislature my careful attent ion
and do what think best for The people of Randolph. In
all cases shall sndeayoF to carry out the wishes Of
constituents. ..t.r. =. g. JOEL ASHWORTH,
June so, 1854. -...... .... 81 88-tepd.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY WE ARE RE.
~ quested to announce II. ADAMS Esq, candidate
for reelection the Senate from the county Of Davidson
Mr.. Adams is q sound and true Conservative
July T. 1854. co.,. SITE.
~ Progress please copy.
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Ash COONI1 ISL ADULT THIS MEIH.
in Nash County at the approaching election make this
announcement at the urgent solicitation Of many friends
My principles strictly Conservative hold that civil
liberty should be maintained at all hazards otherwise all
sacrifices and suerings ia this will he been in
vain; and am also In favor Of negotiation for honor
able peace eected pledge myself TO do ell in my pow
err to serve the County and u secure honorable
.,.......: -.- .. 4, HINTON Il
June 81 1854 NJ Sl-tepd,. -
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a LANCE COUNTY.-.WE ARE AU.
n thoriIsd and requested to announce. WILLIAM R.
ALBRIGHT candidate to represent the people of Au-
nance in the Commons branch Of the General Assembly
OF North Carolina at the election in August = -"
June 60 1884. ao-av.
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~, Tile s0LDdERs AND CITIzENi

THO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS
Il (V0TBRS) OF NASH COUNTY, announce my.
self g. candidate for seat in the House Of Commons
at the ensuing election in August As it will be inn
possible for me 70 you all between and the first
Thursday in August take this method Of making known
TO you my principles and views" lam in fayDF of an
honorable peace it possibly be obtained
and think that efforts should ha been made long ago to
stop this cruel bloody and desOlatng war..r ~ =
was never secessonst-always opposed those who
said secession would be peaeeable if had war they
would pay the expenses with ten cents and wipe mp all
the blood with pockethandkerchief am not one Of
"the last dollar and last man gentry. l thought and
still think the people have the right to hold meetings TO
consult together for TIE promotion Of their interests
lam opposed to the suspsHsOn Of tie it of kd6eas corpus
aud placing the c6OLs pOtOsr Of the country the ands Of
In short Conservative of the sraitest
sect out and out through and through up and do wn
Conservative and peace man. If you elect me promise
not TO vary hairs breadth from the principles of the
Your humble servant aud friend, o.. =
JAMES d. MATTHEW'S.
June 8, 1864. -. .-..-r N--te.
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TE1O THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUN.
TY.-l take this method Of informing my friends and
the public that am dste for the Office of Sheriff in
the said County My principles truly Conservative
and will feel under many for the support of
my friends shall canvass the County il my health will
permit. ..'' p SNIPES
New Hope, June 6, 1854 .'. .'r. 26-8tpd.
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Two THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY.
II FELLuw.CTizENs: 81 q candidate for a seat in the
House Of Commons in the next Legislature of Northar
ona In coming before you for election to to
which you have elevated for six in succession
trust you need no proof that have heart only what
conceive to be for the best interest Of country
elected shall permit no opportunity 70 pass without
giving my support 70 all measures that will in my SPn.
State. am sincerely, your fsllow-cit1en,t II 81
- .- P. T. HENRY.
Coerain, Berthe Co., June 20, 1854. -'. ' S0-te -
Progress please copy. ..-..-..--.... ....
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ITO THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND
IL MONTGOMERY.-Is announce myselfa candidate to
represent the people of Moore and Montgomery Counties
in the next Senate of NorhCarolina. Ny principles are
Conservative after the stratest Sect and we'll known
to all who know shall explain them fully at
the proper time ]. A. BARRETT.
Carthage May 5th, 1864. ne ..- It'd =.
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MOORE AND MONTGOMERY.-WE ARE
IVA requested to announce THOM .J.,BRIGHT, ESQ
as candidate to represent Moore and Montgomery counties
In the Senate Of the next Legislature. Mr. Bright is
tried and true Conservative. az
June co. 1854. SO-te
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ID ANDOLPH COUNTY...I ADOPT THIS
IA mode of announcing myself candidate represent
the people of Randolph County in the House of Commons
Of the next General Assembly. Ny principles Con-
sentative and am ardent advocate of W. W. Holden
for Governor. A. H0LTON.
July 4, 1854. 34-id.
HAMP I'D N. c. INFANTRY, JUNE 27rH,
~ 1854. To the Citizens of Wayne C5UHty, ~ o. BY
request announce myself candidate to represent you
the Senate of your next General Assembly If elected
shall endeavor your interest," if not elected shall
cheerfully abide your decision.
am your obi servant, &C.,
'..'..' W. T FAIRCLOTH.
June so, 1854. 33-ta
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- ANDOLP AND ALAMANCE...WE
II are requested to annOun &c DIR. THOMAS BLACK,
of Randolph as candidate represent Randolph and
Alamance in the Senate of the next Legislature DR..
Black is tried and true Conservative. .-...... .
: June 20, 1854 .. S0-td
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NOTICE. ANNOUNCE MYSELF ~
II didate for the office of Sheriff of Randolph O0uD'
Election first Thursday in August next ,,,DprSs.
1.oot IosI l5-ES
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DAVIDSON .eOUNTY.-WE ARE Az
- thOrzed TO snnOunce LEWIS HANES, Esq
candidate to represent the people Of Davidson Cou
the House of Commons of the next General Assen0i,
. May ~, 1884.
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June 8, 1864

HAYWOOD COUNTY, RESPECTFUL.
AA ly announces myself TO the people Of Haywood
ty candidate to represent them the House of Com
mons of The next General Assembly am a Conserva-
tive of the "original panel" JOHN b. ESTES.
g. June 10, 1864. -. 2g-ts
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In Coy Vance speech 10 Cooks Brigade 4sth reg
nen ne SAID the Oniy road to ace through PENN
the soldiers were to fght unit! hell freezed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27

===========
1ha New g<ors 133zrress' SAYS The Rad
River Fi}aj1les. We r4@.et h say: 81 ms jus~
prove, IN The lis1t q larar dlSnaCcao5 va
Cairo. t)ne sG he u4lg taez~ t:ans:1;.$e3 70
the sssoc:ata1 Press. Is. that *I:a e.2au1v at4r
The last Jay Gxg:?, }45ii ss,as;yz Of tE4a ijelI,
while general Banks hal 10 g=tg eaI {orsy sile>
N1ucf, aoxietyis noa fit concerning [Seaar:si
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27
From The \ Y. Ezrres*.
EIsCEGEN ATLug STILL LIVES.


ing' Of the Abolitionists IN May, seis forth
among other objects, ''coTaE'exionaE distinc
tions are unknown," not IN rE,a ssangaation
merely, but as rule Of Society. Issaee ylews
have stamped themselves upon Congress, when
IN the midst ot a wasting war We see The Senate
and House Iegi@ati:ag negroes into railroad 2F -
negro voters into territorial organizations, and
negro equality everywhere SO lar as they caE''
In the meantime free negroes are starving by
Thousands, and misery is overwhelming the
black race. Che journal Of Commerce noting
all this, asks il it is not
--''s, very curious pictuga in the history Of
mankind, na.ion eonvu!sod by Z var, men
perishing by thousands % oagE!e Iejds, a! tne
horrors of Nar enacted daily, hourly oear vast
expanse Of country, {: hosr OF gallant soldiers
offering lie and all Eor the Ualon and Cunstl-
tuition. ana ali the while party, III effect the
dominant party, certainly IL leading A2ts guia-
ing spirits, ayowlng their cl6l6rninailon tI1a5
this var shall never cease TIL white men con
sent ro give political and social eqnaAty 70
black men? It is certainly one Of tFe most
remarkable pages in human history. Ah tls
fanaticisrl Of AboIitionlsts IS the madness o.
hayred. NOT the Sc sfntimenta! s3iy CT love. When
2 nation falls into the lands OF such men 1ts
fate is under the most dangerous control
Negro eauallty Is now tie demand Of the
radical party leaders.
While the U. S. Senate was discussing
motion 10 raise the salary Of Assistant A5tor-
General Coffey from $4,000 70 S4,NV
Mr., Fessenden alluded to the discrepancy OF
the salaries now paid to Assistant Secretaries:
and said that those who only received $4,000
would be satisfied with that, # others received
no more, although if man wants TO keep
connie OF horses and carriage and I've in style,
he cannot live on So, 600 honestly, end some
be understood did keep their carriages and
horses Honestly q inquired Keyerdy
johnson, with double look And Mr.. fes-
senaen replied, Significantly Il DO no Know.
There ale queer stories afoat mere about some
Of our officials, AID some Of the female CLERKS
are sadly sullied by scandal.
A Washington dispatch so the New York
naDers saws: "sThe War Department has shut
down pretty tightly upon the forwarding OF MILL
5arv movements in Virginia. and II nay be that
We shall know nothirig Of what is going on ut
ii permission by the Department 70 forward
is given. Meanwhile, any quantity OF CORES
nondents have gone 90 the front. it IS admit
ted here that the estimate Of our Virginia army
given by s. Richmond journal a few days since;
was. in the main, very accurate, and che quere
that arises is, how did the Rebel paper OBJ
tain it?
CAPTAIN Tod, formerly the Confederate Pro-
vost Marshal at Alexandria, LOUISIANA, ana
the cousin Of Mrs, Lincoln, is reported 70 have
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27
pUBLIsHED (nATLY 81
EDGAR SNOWDEN JE.
ssg- tpFFICE--No. iO4 King street, over
s.aDes. formerly French > Book Store.

IT :. CONGRESS. In the Senate yesterday
. ;nnt resolution was INTRODUCED to appropriate
twenty five millions Of dollars for the suhs1s~
r4oce and pay Of militia called out By President
Tiocon trhe House bill to establish postal
money order system was passed Llae House
bii! 70 proyide national currency, secured by
pledge Of United States bonds, and to pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption Of the
same, was debated.
In the House Of Representatives the lnter-
Dai Revenue bill WAS further discussed.
The Ereaeh paper in New York doubts the
news via New Orleans announcing the collapse
Of the Vidaarrl movement in Northern Alexl-
co. The New Orleans journals, just noR, are
questionable authority for oews d any kind,
Bat especially Mexican news, as witness tEel1
recent bogus reports Of the re capture OF
Guadalaj lara, Orlzaba, San Luis Potosl, etc
PREFERRED DEAGH. .-On Monday morning,
abyuy 10 O'clock, a military executlo4l took
place in the Second Army Corps OF the Army
or he Potomac. The circumstances are rs
follows. 4 private of the lst New Jersey
Cavalry was placed on picket pear the conau-
ence Of t RappaIlannock and hapidan rivers:
While thus stationed he lett his post and
entered house near by, 10 which resided al
old lady, and he ma|treated her SO that size
died the next morning:
The circumstances being communicated TO
General Hancock, the man WAS arrested, tried
and found guilty, and at once sentenced to le
hung. This sentence was carried into effect IN
the presence Of the officers ana numoer OF
the men OF the Second Army Corps who we're
drawn up in hollow square around the scatfold.
Il stated that after being found guilty
choice vas offered him Of seven years i'm
prson,nent or hanging at once and that he
promptly preferred the latter tie vas about
twenty one years Of age.
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS. Senator Ten Eyck.
from the Committee on the judiciary, reported
bill which provides shat che ludlcLa! <zistil2t
Of West Virginia shall be co-extensiye With
the STATE SO named. and that for East Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27

Green, the murderer Of young Converse, the
teller Of the Maiden Bank, has been sentenced
10 De hanged. It twill be remembered that ne
acknowledged his guilt when arraigned upon
calmness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27

JUDICIAL DIsrREcTs. Senator Ten Eyck.
IRON the Committee on the judiciary, reported
q bill which provides shat che judcla! dIstrlet
Of West Virginia shall be co oextenslye with
the STATE so named, and that for East glrg1n'a
shall be co. extensive with Virginia and shall
be called the District Of Virginia. ;,
Judges in the West Virginia district shall
hold sessions a. follows: at Clarksbnrg On
24th of March and oath OF August At " hee-
ling oa the 9Th of April and 6th OF Septernher
at Charleston 90 the 10Th Of 4 prll and 18Th Of
September. The judge Of the District o.
Virginia shall, il addition - the sessions here
;otore held BY him as Judge of the Eastern
District Of Virginia, hold sessions at the times
and places, within the District Of Virginia,
when aad where sessions were held prior to the
passage Of this act I,y the Judge Of the " estern
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-24

CHICAGO, Dec. %.
Our provision market continues very
quiet, the extreme lightness Of the money
market restraining almost all operations.
Speculative operations and prices in other
markets being relatively lower than here,
conforming to their lower rates Of freight,
shuts off nearly all Eastern orders. The
market will remain quiet until after the
holidays. There has Oeen considerable
movement In beef in quiet way, and far
more bas been sold than reported.
Hogs are frmer at l2aal34c for live, am
dull for dressed 1t l4lal5c. Receipts s, liza
dressed, and II, Cos live. Shipped 1000.
The sales of pork amount to 1000 bbls.
each of mess and prime mess.
Lard-Dun at 22a22lc for steam, and 2lac
for No. l.
Green Meats--14!a15c for shoulders, and
16Sal7c for hams. No sales or dry sailed
meats were reported but they are easy to
buy at l8salSic for shoulders aud Sides ~
Packed English meats quiet at l9c for
Cumberland and long cut hams. Rump
and extra prime pork 32s33.
Beef-Firm at 81 GOALS 90 for mess. and
80 OOa2O so for extra mess.
Beef Hams-S24 5Oa25 90. and firm.
Tailow-Firnl ut 154al6Ac.
High Wines-4A6c higher, with large
sales at 81 06a2 0S, closing firm.
Exchange--Flat, at i discount on New
York, and lc on Baltimore.
Money-Tight. fs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The New Leather 4 Shoe store.
McConners New Leather and Shoe Store Is on
Main street. south Of Jefferson. thee doors from
the State Bank.
If you want to get the best Sole Leather Har
ness or sktrting. Go to McCONNEI4L'S.
II you. want an extra quality Of Upper Lea
ther. KIP or Calf Skins or any kind.
Go to McCONNEIL'S.
II you want Innings, T0pings. Bindings shoe
Nails or Threads or the best quality.
Go TO MCCONNELL'S.
n you want any kind Of Shoemaker Tools,
no matter Of what description.
Go to McCONNELL'S.
If You want pair Of Custom Made Boots, for
Men or Boys. superior to any ever sold In this
city. 60 TO McCONNELLS.
II lady wants the best Kind OF Calf Boots or
Shoes to suit the season. she wilt get them
At MCCONNELL,S.
II you want q preparation that will make
your Boots and Shoes soft and pliable to your
feet, and perfectly waterproof,
McCONNELLs
is the only place to get It
II xact. whatever you may want In the line q
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The receipts tor the Corresponding week
Las year were 1875, and for the same
week in 1852, AZ, 964. There is no doubt
now that the nupber to be packed herethis
season will far exceed that of last season,
though at one time we thought it would
not reach it by one hundred thousand, ow-
in to the loss Of Kentucky hogs which was
then anticipated. Indeed it is not improb-
able that it may reach $1,000 head. The
want OF funds, or of courage, which will
cause falling off at the smaller places,
will necessarily increase the business at
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NOTICE.-Wishing to retire from
OF ~ Sleighs, 2 Heasses, Spring Wagons. and .
large lot of Carriages, Rugg1es and HarneaL I
will sell one article or ali q time to suit pur-
chasers. Any person Wishing to 60 Into the hu-
siDess would do well to cali and zee my Stock
and Stand. for there r. only one stable 10 town
besides mine. N. WIN. ID. ACCAAH.
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