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EOB.W DIRK OF EVERY DESCsPnI
d neatly and expeditiousiy executed a. the & =
oGice. LAND DEEDS, MARRIAGE LICE GSErI
ny other kinds of blanks now on hand.
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kaponCol. VIM. q. Harrison.
CoHInSuoNEES. ~
Waters War6-W. b. Tucker, A']N
MIddlS Ward-w. B. Richardson, S1
and 8. ". Scott.
EastSr1s Wdrd--Dr. AH. Mckee
8. Harp. 60 A.. Bog
COLLISION; ;,.f,;.v Fr..surs
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Let the loyal people of North. Carolina who have
advocated Convention. with. the hope that it
might strengthen our means of defence and be the
means in some way, of assisting in bringing this
ruinous war to an honorable termination, remem.
Der that Gov. Vance and his organs brand them as
disoyal and accuse them OF desire to secede from
the Confederacy. Gov Vance has not only been
fully embraced by the Destructives, but he has
fully embraced all their pernicious doctrines, and
will stand by and see the last able bodied man in
the State, from II to 80 butchered before he
will lift finger to assist the Conservatives in an
effort for an honorable peace by negotiation.
His letters to the President are but bills of indict-
ment against the loyalty of the men who elected
him, and, the speeches he in now making to the
populace insulting to their intelligence and pa
triotism. Conservatives of North. Carolina who de-
sire that efforts should be made to procure ear
ly and honorable peace, by negotiation, need not
vote for Gov Vance for theycan look help from
him. He Is a radical war man and will give up the
last man in the State if asked to do it. He has
one song for the people, whose votes he wishes to
secure and another for the Confederate authorities
and he has yielded and will continue to yield to all
demands, regardless of the right honor or dignity
of the State. When he heard of the mobbing of q
printing Office in this city he professed to be so in
dignant as to declare that the cause was gone"
but he has demanded no reparation for the insult,
nor is it likely he would were it repeated.
Gov. Vance is the Destructive candidate and is
supported by the Destructive party, as party and
his election will be hailed here and elsewhere as a
Destructive triumph and every Conservative who
votes Tor him will contribute to the overthrow of
his own party and principles and assistin building
up that party which is controlled by men whe de-
nounced him as tory and traitor two years ago.
Gov Vance is VAIN enough to think that he has Q
Dill Oh sale Tor the Conservative party, and is now
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-10
cry OF RALE;GB

THOSE marked thus - were msmbsr'
gress.
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b.. A GALLANT IYoUTH.-We learn that A. O. Ram
sey, ayouth Of scarce sixteen summers, and son of
that sterling old patriot and noble specimen of the
true Southern gentleman, DIR. j. G. H. Ramsey, the
Carriers Depot East Tennessee, behaved most gal
Iantlv nv hia hearing winning the apnlaNs II
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RASDoL

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/ AndOlph,
you'd 9th
PAS agreed
md Messr
} RandOlT
onserYatii|
4 The Sup
fs City,
Rte Librl
The Con
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-10

The following is a list of the I'd Congress Of fII
crate States, now in, session at Richmond.
SENAT0PS
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$40 CASH In HAND FOR suBSTl.
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81 EEWAEl--LUSI o. IE-h>DAY
- cyHDiur, july -, IN ruiny - in .ss4u 10,
down rnHnn T. ovc Fulton fesr,' - N 80. cfr 20
reward sh be paid b. l1ly.ns ih,,l with j. ".
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- y -tt.. altff" shitc pcgrl ril- i. .U j. rC..s
iuaa.-L. UrIs FIELD, on Bsna4way 20.
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tsOssEs.. UAItsSIAe.ss-; sc.

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L y ..' r..o Nil le paid iOr. NJ. lfc.h mitch
: H p, arrntlc'nnu who VVnfu 'o0i m'N 'r Tor Zoe
ueo' 81 p~n .aiuib Address x. Is, H., Ji6", Ny.
lvN u.Nsr. %
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NILI1AseS.v
Army AND NAvY--ToLC STtLBs AID !
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ATTENTION All wirO WANT TO ~ !
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'TI.N AChE LJI fuR rtG', go .a.HS
l. from the clty, PIE SANITY r. uaf % n' .. ~
K. r.. our h.ufd RHO. 4eu1- 20 Hu. .'i-'r
LAND, boA III sun Ollfa. 80
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SEWING MACHINES.

CRONNP & BAKERS HIGHEST PRE-.
~ MUM Elastic stitch
SEEMING MACHINES,
40 broadway NJ and 40 Fulton ~ Hrooklyp. $40
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kOOMn 40 LII vs. - .r-'..- .t
IN'torv o.. 'u. .u H, ..1ti .H.'
CO. Oi Auut lclOa so. -ouN. ,it..
car 4 isi t,lry tDa u..a4tl. 4.u ...
ing.
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s. C)AL CART AND nARNENS bOl.
Sae, m ~ good order AirIJ W. 40 "ei. 19th
81. .,,tcn h and stll tve.
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II MICHAEL M.DLENlr MiIO LI.kF 4
j truas Mt SO. ~ Washington II, a."u. t"e.,r
u,uutiif t,, d'"s not csil Tor Il titih fifteen dD
on thir ', .tsli r. -oid " pay eaicr.e-- JDhN
Nj Erili, AuF. = l,Gt.
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

J"FOEMtIEON WANTED OF MICHAEL
l. '.!.i tloH 60 l.Yn.iioId, vno arfiS 81 N juo
Lr r,4p GLORY. ilo ~ pie ~, cGu s-ua
FIR ~ N MiKf KELLY. SIl ii.eAs -, soulh bloo.-
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2CDD-IAETNL.. WANTED In TIE
'~'.DtO 70 AN ,.lu' RX .uaDli.lrturing Jul.
4cs.. al d IA men eau make Constantly employed
'. .-l 90 'orers hayc Siss, beno be-, p,.uHG ma
lHNEArr. o. D..sr t'' ~ .su. ipply on p-liu rt-
tla,o t,i Syh ana SHh st, east side, 81 floor l.6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23
JnstIfyIng Mob VIOLENCE.

The Cincinnati Gazete thus justies the
mob which assailed Mr.. PUGH in Coving-
ton. 1t is plain approval, thinly dis
guised by the feeblest of combinations.
twill be well for the Gazette, if there
shall come no change in what has been the
dominant sentiment of the country during
the ninous years of LINCOLN rule;
owe are aware that it is hard for Union
men, aud especially soldiers, to listen to
treasonable speeches but We cannot approve
of the plan adopted in Covington, for silenc.
ing such person" .....,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23
Current News Items.

One of the big rattlesnakes in Rice's Mu-
scum, at Columbus, escaped lrom his cage,
aud getting into the money drawer, deVoured
a lot of shin-plAsters. Whether he found
trouble in effsctug a passage OF his cnrren-
cy we are not advised. l4tt.1-
Emerson Elheridge, of Tennessee, recently
made magnificent Mcclellan speech in
PhilAdslphia
The World has the authority Of prominent
men in Indiana, for the prediction that the
Hoosier State will give Mcclellan $4,000 ma
jority UH
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Of Maryland, comes
out in an able letter Tor Little Mac. 20
The Nashville (Tennessee) Press gives a
a vigorous support to Mcclellan and Pendle
ton. ..,. .a..1 .sr-
The Metropolitan Record, an able Catholic
journal, of New York " are glad to announce
wilhdrsws all opposition from Mcclellan.
The Black Republicans of Covinglon. Ky
got up mob on the occasion of a speech by
Mr. Pugh, in that city. This isiheir favorite
TtboFli Hutu lheg uhio ~ NAeSue" "
The losses Of Sheridsu are estimated at 4 1,
600 killed and wounded. Considering the
force engaged, this is heavy.
The outrage against Mr. Dodd is still pro.
cseding in indianapolis The civil courts
open aud unobslrueted, this citizen is being
tried by drum-bead commission, which Is
wholly ignorant and regardless of law.
The fsbeis are boasling Of the rations they
DR. aw from the cattle they captured last week
Why don't we receive authentic accounts
of our losses in the late fight ia the valley p
Is there Au appalling list Of dead and mang-
led to be heard from
We have rumor by way Of New York that
Early is likely to make stand and show fight
at Strasburg. Another account says Early
has left Strasburg
Brough is sick, and has quit speaking -
Whether he is physically III, or oply sick Of a
cause which be cannot defend, we are unable
TO say.
The Frseman'a journal, after hestating,
Yields to the almost unanimous voice Of the
Democratic party, and goes heartily for Gen.
Mcclellan. As The influence Of lhis paper
is very large, it affords us much qualification
to make this announcement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23
A FIerce OnInpnfgm.

The New York Tribune in an article on
the Chicago Convention, concludes as TO-
lows
$50 let us cease our chickering's, close our
ranks, and prepare at once for the shortest
and fercest Presi lental canvass of the cel :
tury.'
This is the warning admonition from the
Tribune to its party. They are admOnished 10
conduct the campaign in the liercest manner
possible
Everything is to be done thatthe unlimited
expenditure OF money aud exercise ol military
power can accomplish. case is admit
ted to be q desperate one, but success is to be
attempted at NIL hazards at any cost
The campaign is to be fierce on their part
Let Democrats take warning from this an'
uOuncement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23
A song for Mcclellan.
Air--TOsba or.

Bg mis-. LEyiNA FERGusoN
The following MoCLSILAN song, was writ
ten BY lady OF our acquaintance, who has
frequently contributed patriotic lyrics to the
Democratic cause We have heard her sing
il with great etiect-EDs. EMr
HuE,h foe Mcclellan, success to him
The ume ls rDlling on, our campaign must hefn
Success TO Mcclellan, wherever he may be,
9eOTge Is. Mcclellan our President shall be
Because they know that Abraham's poicy wont do,
Wen all 80 Mcclellan, he Is noble and free, A
George Is, MCGellah our President ahAil bol "Nu
We all 20 M1Clellanl In the State Of Illinois,
Aud wel All 10 Mcclellan, say true Yankee boys
Aud we all "a Mcclellan he's noble aud nee
George McNellan our President shall bs
The sound OF the whoop longer shalt be heard,
TIE ambush aud slaughter no longer be feared
When peace 10 ous Country aud Union you'll see
For George b. Mcclellan our President shall be
TIE North goes Mcclellan aud 40 does the West,
And the south goes Mcclellan, becRnse he's the best
Aud We all 30 Mcclellan, he is noble aud free
George Mcclellan our President shaH Oe
Wen Teisss pole for Mcclellan, welrase ii very
And froatts loHy towering top the sisrs and Stripes
shall hy
Three cheers for McClelan-hs's noble and free,
George b. Mcclellan our tresident sha Uc :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23
RadIcaI Preachlng.

The Independent offers the following advice
to radical preachers:
"Let them take fit and early opportunity to
make known the Christian duties OF a citizen
to his country in such Il crisis as this II any
pewholder is afraid OF politics in the pulpit,
aud stays away on that account, let not the
minister be outwitted 10y this poor strNlagem
but immediately visit him at bis store or house
In no case letting any man have Il corner
OF refuge irom the searching argument and
appeal
Did any one ever see a more reckless sug
.gesiion Tor turning pulpits Into political ros-
trums, and exchanging the Bible for the Bal
hmoie platform. Here is the extreme radio
ais notion of religion IN nut shell The
idea OF badgering poor fellow in his store or
house, after be has been driven out of his pow
by the political slang .whangng OF his minis
ter, is something new. II is question how
far sense OF polteness should lead men thus
prosecuted TO put up with his iormenlar. We
should say "Show him the door"-M T.
Journal of Commerce.
We.shouId say, "kick him out OF the house.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23

NJ. P, Gaddis has quit tho pulpit and now
presides over the wheel Of doom in a con.
scriptiou Office iu Cincinnati.
Mcclellan clnbs are being organised every.
where throughout the coun,ry.
The New York World, after careful sur
vey Of the whole Geld, says The Democracy
can win easily Up boys, aud at them
The World says Neither the bayooels,
nor the money, nor the oficeholders Of Lin
coin. can save him from defeat
There ia not a township, ward or precinct
in the whole country, in which there are not
men who have been Republicans, bat now go
for Mcclellan. In lhe aggregate this gain is
enormous
It is said that new abolition paper is to
be started in Cincinnati
Coal is selling a, twenty four cents per bush.
ell in Columbus.
The Democrats Of the sixth ward Of Col
umbus we're addressed on the night Of Sept
2lsl, by Secretary Armstrong aud Hon S. s.
Cox. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
Lincoln has sub, ssed 10 buying up the
rascals who proposed 10 make a nomination
against him in Cincinnati, aud so that Con.
yention will not be held.
Tom Corwin refuses 10 take the stump for
Abe Lincoln Tom hasn't got that low yet !
The Democrats OF Massachusetts have nom
mated Henry W Payne, Tor Governor, aud
Thos f Pluukett for Lieutenant Governor
Il is rumored that Admiral Farraguts Flag
ship has been blown up.
Price with his whole command, is reported
at Pocahontas Arkansas
Tie Republicans are assessing their office
holders very heavily TO raise a corruption fund
for ths campaign
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23
Am Emportant Rmmor.

1t is reported that JEFF, DAVIS has writ
ten lettsr to JACOB THoMPsoN, at Mag
ara, in whick he proposes to lay down
arms, slaves already freed to remain FIRE
and those still in slavery to continue SO,
The hounds of the Administration know
that such a proposition would work
their eternal overthrow. 1t is impossi-
BILE, with their avowed purposes here
tofore TO accept it, and to reject would be
utter destruction, Hence they deny it,
We hope and believe it to be true If
so, the dawn is near.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-23
PoIItIcnI Cbnnges TO McCIeIIan

The Albany (New York; correspondent Of
the New York Herald thus speaks of impor-
tant political changes;
"a number of Republicans at the State cap.
ital are out for Mcclellan Not only is Comp
troller Robinson 10 that boat, but MIR. Vande,
veer, formerly deputy 0f Court Of Appeals,
under Republican, administration Of that of.
fee, was member OF the Committee on Res
olutions at the Mcclellan ratification meeting
here on Wednesday night iltr
Rufus King, Esq, lifelong bosom friend
of Thurlow Weed, Is also for McClepau.
~Governor John A. Kirg, chairman of the
delegation from this State in the Baltimore
Convention, which nominated Lincoln, was
mingiing among the delegates of this Couven-
ton, Al tho Delevan House, on Tuesday
night, and it is now currently reported tha. he
said he shOnld vote for Mcclellan. But dare
say that this report was started by mistakng
his name for that Of Rufus King, although
several perAOAs insist that there is no mistake
sSOnt it. JOHN A, King 10 for Mcclellan -
gSss Gotice will no dOubt bring him out.
"A gentleman from New Hampshire states
that Governor Gilmore-last year elected
Governor Of that Siale--decares 10 favor OF
MeClellap. Changes of this kind are numsr-
cns. They are important, as showing which
gay the tide is setting" 80