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ITO THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNT

II FELLOwC CITIZENS: Il am q candidate for a seal M
House OF Commons in the next Legislature Of NOrtEs
ona. In coming before you for reelection to q sal
which you have elevated me for six years in suceesi
trust you need 10 proof that have at heart only Wis
conceive TO be for the best interest of Th
II elected, shall permit opportunity TO pass WS'
giving my support to all measures that will, IN my y
ion, promote The honor, dignity, and prosperity d.
State 1 am, sincerely, your feIIow-citizen, -,,rv
COlerain, BERTHE Co., June 20, 1864. SO-s
Proyrees please CODY
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June 9, 1864.

UILFORD CoUNTY..-WE AR ARE n n'l
" quested to announce THOMAS STAFFuhp
candidate to represent the people of GuIltord COuD
the House of Commons Of the next Legislature
Stafford is Conservative after the straltest sec
July 2, 1854. 0o-1T
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A CARD.-TO THE VOTERS OF CUM
"A BERLAND AND HARNETT COUNTIES, BOTH
AT HOME AND IN The ARMY I'm compliance with
the solicitations of many friends l announce myself
candidate for seat in the lower branch of the ensuing
Legislature of North Carolina Ny political sentiments
are well known be of the strtest Sect aud stand
before yUu my fellow citizens, squarey and fairly the
platform Of principles ably enuncated BY Vice Presi
dent Stephens aud Brown of Georgia. and patrOti
caly advocated by W. w Holden of this State and should
be favored with suficency of your votes to place
in the high position to which aspire, shall do all that
in my power lies to bring about armstice with view
to q negotiation for an honorable peace
shall cordially support W. W. holden for Governor
the Conservative candidate.
hope be able to meet you my fellow citizens at the
several Tax Gatherings and fully explain my views
JAMES n. TURNER.
July Z, 1884 std.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY, RESI- Es,oi 20
LII IN announce myself to the people OF Haymo If Cs
~ as candidate to represent them in the House
mons of the next General Assembly am EESTES
tive of the Original panel. SVhN L. ga
June l6, Iss4.
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ITO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIzp

ITO THE SOLDIE AND CITlZp1
Il (VoTERS) OF NASH COUNTY, announce d
self candidate for a seat in the House Of CONF
at the ensuing election in August As it will be y
possible for me to you all between now and The
Thursday in August take this method of making 20
to you my principles and views" am in favor
honorable peace as soon it can possibly be ooh"1
and think that efforts should ha We been made long %
stop this cruel, bloody and desolating war.
was never a secessionist-always opposed those u
said secession would be pesceable if we had war =
would pay the expenses with ten cents and wipe "
the blood With a pOcket-handkerchief am not OK }
"the last dular and last man gentry. l though =
still think the people have the right to hold meetne
consult together for the promotion of their own n'a
lam opposed 10 the sVspensiO of the aorit of hd6tG
aud pacing the sOhoLe fOsOer Of Gle country in Tie NJ
In short am Conservative Of the "s!rs
sect" an out and out, through and through, up ano
Conservative and peace man. If you elect me PUfTJ
not TO vary 4 hairs breadth from The principles
great and growing and glorious Conservative parry
Your humble servant and friend, ..-,,1rs
JAMES D. MATTHEWS
lime @ 1894 IL
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THO THE VOTERS Of BERTHE COUNTY.
O. u FELL0W-CfTIZENS AND SOLDIERS Il a
candidate for the House of Commons the next General
Assembly. If elected will represent the county faith
fully, with due regard to the interests Of both citizens
and soldiers. Aud in my Legislative capacity shall be
governed at all times by earnest desire promote the
general welfare and honor of the State.
am respectfully,
Your Fellow. Citizen,
JAMES BOND
July z, 1854. IS I'd
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF RUFHERFORl
IL AND POLK COUNTIES: -Fellow-C Citizens | 4
nounce myself candidate to represent the people
ertord and Polk in the House of Commons Of the q
General Assembly. Ny Principles and views are hOs
a Conservative latter the straitest sect" am fr
honorable peace by negotiations and hold lhatit
duty of the representative to be q verued BY the Wild
constituents If elected will do all in my power
you and and our brave soldiers and to secure Al h
bic peace JAMES ". ADAE
June ., 1864. 9S-MF
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" ARNETT COUNTY..-WE ARB RE.
IL quested to announce JOHN Mel HARRINGTON,
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Harnett Couu ty
at the ensuing election in August.
July II, lS64. 1s-wtd.
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TYNE ARE 4.

"A thorized and requested to announce WlLLlAh
ALBRIGHT as candidate to represent the people Of
nance in the Commons branch Of The General Assem-
OF North-CarOns, at the election in August.
June 20, 1854 3O-n
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DERTlE COUNTY.--WE ARE REQUEST.
Id ed to announce JOHN POOL Esq, q candidate in
the Senate in BERTHE County.
July "a, 1854 Se-tdpd.
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VADKIN ARE AUTHOR.
u lied and requested to announce A. C. COWLES, as
Conservative candidate for reelection 10 the House of
Commons from the County Of Yadkin.
June ~, 1864. Site.
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ID UTHERFORD AND POLK.-.WE ARE
h authorized to announce Capt J. B EAVES Of the
Both Regiment N C. t. candidate to represent the
Counties Of Rutherford and Polk the House of Commons
in the next General Assembly of North Carolina
MANY CONSERVATIVES. 4.
July IL, 1894 D.. STD
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STOKES COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
- lied to announce W. c. MATHEWS, Conservative
of the sraitest Sect" candidate for seat in the
House OF Commons at the next session of the Legislature
Of North Carolina from Stokes County.
June u, 1884 32-te.
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July IL, 1884

nNSLOW COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR
" lied to announce l. N. SANDE RS Esq Il a candi-
date for the Senate in OnslOw Mr.. Sanders is sound
and true Conservative.
July II, 1854. 96-te.
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rHATHAM cOUNTY.--WEA ARE g. 81 d
u ouestsd to announce g. J. WILLIAMS, 6sq,r
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Chstbam E%r
the election in August next Mr.. Williams is W.
tive after the straitest sect" ,EeyI
July Z, 1854. ~
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EELLOW.SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF
II GREENE COUNTY, am again solicited by nv
friends become candidate for seat in the House ni
coming before you for election trust you need proof
that have heart only what conceive 10 be the best
interest of country. am Conservative OF
the straitest sect" opposed tn the military being
supreme to the civil laws am in favor OF speedy and
honorable peace If elected shall serve my constituents
and State faithfully, as have done heretofore
Very truly your fellowcitizen,
H. H. BEST,
Snow Hill, Greene county, N. G.
July IA, 1864. Std
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ANsoUNcEMENT. OF CANDIDATES.
Tlo THE people or NORTH CARROLL

UJO THE PEOPLE or NORTH CAROLI.
IL NA-In compliance With the wishes Of many friends,
announce myself candidate for the Office Of Governor
Of at the election to be held on the first
Thursday in August next. $50.
Ay,principes and views, as Conservative after the
straest sect well known to the people of the State
These principles and views what they have BEEN
They will not be changed.
am not disposed at time like this TO invite the peO-
pie from their empoyments and add to the excitement
which prevails in the public mind by harangung them
for their votes We need all energies 70 meet the
troops in the field and the people at home Let the
people go calmly and firmly to the polls and vote for the
men of their choice will cheerfuy abide their decision,
II elected win do everything in my power to promote
the interests, the honor and The glory of
and to secure 40 honorable peace. W. W. HOLDEN.
June q, 1854. site
VADKIN COUNFY.-WE ARE REQUEs.
date to represent the people Of Yadkn County in the
House of Commons Of tie next Legi'lstoTs NJ BGhan
Gov. Brown and w. w. Holden.
July Z, 1884. s5-te.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.-.WE ARE RE.
II quested to announce II. ADAMS. ESQ., candidate
tor reelection to the Senate from county Of Davidson
Mr.: Adams is a sound and true Conservative
"a Progress please copy.
B ANDOLPH COUNTY.-.I ADOPT THIS
IL mode of announcing myself candidate TO represent
the people Of Randolph County the House Of Commons
for Governor - - -'''' NO' A. BoLTON.
July 4, 1854 So
6SAMP I'D N. C. INFANTRY, JUNE nth,
request announce my self candidate to represent you
the Senate Of your next General Assembly If elected
shall endeavor to your interest; not elected shall
eheerfuly abide your decision.
$50. W T. FAIRcLoTH
June 80, 1884. 3a-te
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UILFORD COUNTY..-WE ARE AU-
N IhoriIed to announce DAVID F. CALDWELL. A. 5
HOLTON, and ABRAM CLAPP candidates To represent
the peope of GuIfrd County in the House of Commons
Of the next Legislature
July IL, 1854. 8R-td
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-
"A Reg menI, N. q. Vols, Marietta Ga, June H.
1874 Filing Citizens and Sold IF the Counties If AShe
and ALLeghGny:-Having been UNANIMOUSLY nominated
Il candidate by COMPANY b represent the people of the
aforesaid Counties the next Legislature of North Caro-
lima in 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 various portions of the Counties soliciting
to becOme candidate would be pleased attend the
different precincts Of the Counties before the election but
the enemy confronting in line of battle"
fear shall not be able to meet you only ask you fe
lOwctzens while the cand dates at home addressing
you and soliciting you for your votes to remember that
in the field with your and brothers, defending
your homes your fre-sides and YOUR all And to you
my brother comrades in arms who have manifested your
confidence strongly in permit to return to you
my most grateful acknowledgements. II elected shall
do every thing in power TO bring about speedy and
honorable peace and promote the general interest if de-
tested, shall willingly remain where have 50 long been,
in defence of my country praying for the happy day
when independence may be and all of
be permitted to return 10 homes to enjoy the
ward of our sufferings.
am, feIlow.citizens and brother comrades in arms,
your humble servant, CALVIN ELI.ER,
Capt. Coud'g Co. L, 5Sth Regt., N C. Vols.
June 81, 1854 l6-wte.
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ID ANDoLPH AND ALAMANCE-E1
- are requested to announ ce DIR. THOMAS MIG
of Randolph, as candidate To represent Randolph 6
Aamance in the Senate of the next Legislature y
Black is tried and true Conservative.
June 20, 1864 Sd
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A LAMANCE COUNTH...WE ARE AU-
n thorized to announce Gen. JOSEPH s. HOLT as
candidate for the House of Commons from Alamahce
County. Gen. Holt Conservative latter the sraitest
sect" and is in For of speedy and honorable peace
He also believes in the right Of the people TO rule and in
the constant predomnance Of the civil over the military
power.
July u 1884, std.
Pgrcss and C14etras please copy, and send bills to
this Odice
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LATHAM COUNTY.-WE ARE RE.
" quested to 10 announce THOS. W. WOMBLE, Esq 4,
as candidate to represent the people Of Chatham in the
House of Commons of the next Legislature. Mr. Wombe
is Conservative after the srAitest sect" aud will sup
port W. W. Holden for Governor. If elected he pledges
himself to do all in his power for the people and the sol
ders their representative and to secure honorable
peace.
July z, 1884. S5-te-
PrOQress please copy.
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GRANVILLE COUNTY..--AT THE RE.
" quest of many friends, offer myself candidate for
in the House Of Commons, to represent the people
of Granville in our next Legislature.
p. P. PEACE.
July Z, 1894. 86-w&swtepd.
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"AKE COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
w lied to announce Col J. =. b. RUSS, as q candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff of Wake County at the
suing election.
June g. 1864. 8l-te
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mo THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND MONT

VNO THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND MONT
u GOMERY.-I adopt this method of informing you
that longer candidate 10 represent this Senate
rial District in the Legislature My reasons for declining
be a candidate are first find my health will not al
low the District which might be necessary
and secondly Montgomery claims the Senator and third
~ Mr. BRIGHT the Conservative candidate is high toned
gentleman, and man of character ability and influence
would urge all true Conservatives rally 10 support.
feel If bis election and believe be will make
energetic useful, and able Senator.
JOHN A. BARRETT.
July IL, 1854, site
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ITO TIE CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF
Il Craven County Having bten solicited by many
friends in and ont of the army, and being the
script age announce myself candidate for seat in the
House Of Commons Of the next Legislature
pledge myself if elected all my eperge for the
interest # my constituents and the integrity Of the State.
W. c. L0FTIN.
July IL, 1884. 3H-te.
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a LEXANDER COUNTY,-TO THE SOL
n DlERS AND CITIZENS OF ALEXANDER COUN-
TY-l beg leave To announce myself candidate for
seat in the House of Commons Of the General Assem-
bly,. am secessionis and never was have always
opposed those who said secession would be and
yune and wipe up all the blood with pocket handker
chief sm Oppused TO the suspension Of the writ Of hd
ds corpus and the placing all power in the hands of
hold that the people have right to assemble to-
gether in bile meetings. to consult for the go"d
am for an honorable peace to be obtained at early
day possible. Ia a word out and Conserya-
tive after the strtest Sect and pledge SELF elect
ed not to to the slightest extent from the principles
Of the great and glorious Conservative party
D. H. PATTERSON.
July IL, 1864 o6-te.
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NHATHAM COUNTY...WE ARE AU-
~ thorzed and requested to announce the following
gentlemen the true Conservative ticket for Chatham
County and to state that they will support W. w. Holden
the Conservative candidate for Governors Senate, WILL
LIAM GRIFFIN. Commons, Capt. THOMAS w. WON
BILE, JOHN A AcDONAL Id, and PATTERSON PICKET
Sheriff, CLAIBORN JUSTICE
July IL, 1884. std
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GREENE AND LENOIR COUNTIES.
VI M. HOLDEN Please announce my name q candi-
date represent the people of Greene and Lenor COun
ties in the Senate Of the next General Assembly b.
5. 49, EDWARD PATRICK.
July7, 1864. aS-ztss
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MOORE AND MONTGOMERY ARE
IvA requested to announce THOMAS J. BRIGHT, Esq,
candidate represent Moore and Montgomery counties
in the Senate Of the next Legislature Mr.. Bright is
tried and true Conservative
June 20, 1864 30-te.
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THE CONSERVATIVES OF SAMPSON
County will vote the following ticket for members Of
the next Legislature:
For the Seuate-ROBINSoN WARD, Esq. For the
Commons G. W. CRUaPLER, Esq, and Capt. J. B.
AUTERY.
July II, 1854. S6-td
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"ENnFRsON AND TRANSYLVANIA.- =

We are authorized to announce DAVID SIhAD-
LEY ESQ Is a candidate for 4 seat in the House oil Com
nous represent the Counties Of Hendersn ana Ian
sylvania at the August election. a-.
A CARD.
In coming before the pu bic for this honorable and re-
sponsibe position but say that it was not sought Tor
BY myself but through the strong and numerous socIta
tions Of my frepds have consented 70 become cano-
date shall not attempt to canvass the District visit
the army as the is Short and the people have
something else 10 do than be annoyed with candidates
for the last IS or 20 years and all the promise can make
that if elected L will them faithfully and impartial
IT, to the best Of my ability Not having the power 70
look into the future cannot say what shall do in every
particular but thing will say shall endeaVor to act
with and carry out the principles Of the trss
party. d. STkADLEt.
usnderaonviIIe n Julv Il 1894 S6-te.
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GRANVILLE COUNTY.-IN COMPLT.
" with solicitations l cannot disregard !
tthe vpters of Granville that my name is before
them for election q seat in the Commons branch O the
next Legislature; and that solicit their votes Alth ugh
Conservative Though not ultraist) shall make
purity pLedges asal consider il the duty Of legislator
with eye the honor and welfare Of the State
and the best interests of the people and not to the Viss
If a party RICH. w. HARRIS
June 10, 1864 2s-tepd
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w VIM H. HIGH, a candidate for re election for
ton in August
June 90, 1854. S0-te.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-27
Worried about it.

The Democratic leaders hereabouts are
considerably worried about the result of
the election in this County on the Sth OF
November next For the last six weeks
they have been wearying themselves out
with raising hickory poles, spucing out
Copperhcad speeches, and stufing them
selves with bad whi,key, as though hcav-
en- and earth had united in conspiracy
to deprive them of the privilege of rcjoi-
cling over tremendous majority in "the
banner county" Now, if it will be any
consolation to them, we will assure these
gentlemen, on honor, that We do not ex-
pect to carry the county for honest Old
Abe and Andy. Tho bulk Of our people
are too anxious to resist the draft, to jump
bounties, and otherwise minister to rebel
success Cor that. Take comfort there
fore, gentlemen. Rest yourselves and
practice more in the use Of cold water,
or you will never be able to b:ar up un-
der the greeting Of condemnation, which
Pennsylvania, and every other loyal State
is preparing 10 send you in November
You can carry Monroe County. We per-
NIT you to do that; but you must build
no hopes for anything else.
z. S.-Since the above was in type, we
learn that the Editorial Squire of the
Monroe Democrat, and another promi-
nent orator, looking very woe begone and
very much ashamed of themselves, slip
ped out of town, through one of the back
streets yesterday afternoon, on Mission
airy expedition to Dutotsburg. Now we
protest there is no use for this trip,
Smithfeld being generally counted o. X.
Will not some Of the stay lat home gentry
"a lie party see to it that this wear ard
tear Of eloquencc is stopped?
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Tickets.

We would urge the friends of the
Union, all over the county, to be sure
and see that there are plenty of Tickets
at each poll. Every voter should be got
out, and each voter should have the pri.
vilege of selecting the proper ticket. As
the opposition, at the last two elections
were so unscrupulous, at some OF the
polls, as to destroy all the Union tickets
they could lay their hands on, it behoves
us to be prepared to head off such dis
reputable efforts in the future We now
have the Union electoral ticket printed
by thousands, and ask the friends Of the
good cause to call and get them. We
shall as usual send to each township by
mail, but when friends come in from the
country they may as well call and get a
lot, to make sure.
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Bad for Them.

We see that the Copperheads have
commenced their annual complaint over
the removal of their partizans from the
Government Navy Yards, Arsenals, &c
In view of the fact that the democratic
pHty, 10 which these howlers belong
meyer retained a man in Office or Gov,
ernment employ day after it was dis
covered that his political predictions
were against it, we do not see that they
would have any cause of complaint even
if the charge was true. Years ago that
party adopted the maxim-"to the victors
belong the spoils, and set the example
of wholesale ousting for political opinion
sake. But unfortunately, for the Union
men, the charge is not true. All over the
country, in the Navy Yards, and out Of
them, thousands of men are retained In
Government employ, who are most bitter
in their opposition to it, and a portion Of
whose salaries are now employed in an
effort to betray the eountry into the
hands of the rebels, through the defeat
Of Lincoln & johnson This is true eve
ry word Of it; and the Copperheads in
stead of mourning over the fate of man
or two discharged for notorious incompe-
tency, should rejoice that Uncle Abra-
ham, in the goodness of his heart sees ft
to retain so many Of their political adhe-
rents in power. If there is any cause of
complaint it is really with the Union mep, i,
who, by the retention of their opponents
in positions under the Government. are
compelled to battle with both outward
and inward foes, and to pay the latter for
the privilege at that.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-27
A show of Spunk.

The individual Squire of the Monroe
Democrat overcame the editorial Squire
so far, last week, as to nudge a cold
at Burr's reasonable speech made
in Middle Smithfeld some TWO weeks ago
The individual Squire was better pleased
with some other speeches made on the oc-
casion, than he was with that of the ex'
Rev. Copperhead, and he said SO. We
rejoice over this show of spunk by the in
dividual portion of our neighbor, and
because of its rarity, think it should be
preserved for note in history, as one OF
the remarkable events of the day. 1t Is
not often that that we have such terrific
displays of the little Indian butting the
big one-the individual Squire knocking
the editorial Squire clear out of balance
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-27
Reduced in Price.

Coal which early in the fall was sold
here at Sc and $3.50 per ton has been
reduced to $3.50 and SIS, fall of $3.50
per ton on all sizes.
We clip the above from the Wayne
County Herald, paper published at
Honesdale, Pa. A favored people are
those same Honesdalers, to live within
the range ola Corporation which has some
soul. Coal at $3.50 and SIS per ton, fall
of s1.50 per ton on all sizes! 1t almost
makes one wonder Here we pay from
$3.50 to sS per ton by the car load,
and sS to $3.50 by the single ton; and
are thus taxed too, by Corporation which
has made more money than any other
company in the coal business, for the
time it has been in operation. Will not
the Del. Lack. & Western Rail Road
company have some compassion on US, and
treat us as near as may be, like the Del. &
Hudson Company treats those dependent
upon it for fuel We know they can we'll
afford to be just but will they?