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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-12
DEPARTURES

March Eng bark SpeedweIl, Hicks, for Victoria.
IAN barkentine Constitution, Poneroy, for Victoria.
10-Sch Kamehameha w, johnson, for koloa.
11-Sch Warwick, John Bull. for Molokai.
1I-Sch Moi Wahine, Kuheana. for IIanalei.
lI-Sch Odd Fellow, Bush, for Bakers Island.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-18

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n,.;,, w. M.s a'"a. utsssns" ano es'aueen maB,t.-D ~
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ntm Scbne uno fiblte pisnsiht sum efen Wat In
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thon Ct ahs nitt ssaeten tprnte, bab ct ctne bisfes
Grs'sntB nismals in isines sctnes 4erb tdtte ieten
tonnen, une naHbem ie cine Weile auiamrnen s%ereint
1ne sr Bic Bsiats ees AIsr User feline eAulben un6
S'sbe Serncmn1en, {aate IT: ~uno nun seb' unb la6
MID ruben, Mler! Sd fa9lt mid 10 iebr ansesrifeu,
meln &tno atsr ih MID lt6sn f., trie I'D Aass ~
Netnett Beittn crbnen lGBt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-18

Sn Sapannab ioa 8msral Sopmbs tresen
u~nlcpalsr une psrratbsriihsr asuserunSsn uertaftst
,rcroen iein. Giner Noti, i'm ~Gnquirsr' jufclse,
1T Der @aacsrbatt iolsenSr: Scomts roate BON
sapannab per Gilsrtabn a~trsiieu, ctne einen Yab
III teTssn. Nls ibn Der Sf6,isr, reth.r bic paffe
,u inipi,iren tat, eriadts, fh einsn iclhsn III uer'
Ibafsn, anbsts CT: er fei @eneral Scombs. f4"les
nmr Der Mssieeuns oss staates @ecrsia Sreue. uno
sisisr staat psrlanss Ron ieinsn Biirssrn, bic rsiien
pca.n, tsine paHs. Nuf bisie Grtlaruns BIN trur'
Be Sccnts ss,pattlam aus Benz Wassu %entfsrnt.
Daraui belt Srcmts rrr Dem gclfe, eas fb Tim
i'm %lammstts, cine tittsrs 8tos sessn Die ecnfSssrir'
ten 9sbDroen. spatsr ls6 Jpn @sutral BtaureSaro,
Der 8ufalis in Sapannab srar fstnstmsn.
0as Barrel Nsbl foast isst in Rihmunh
$3.50; 3ufsr SIS has Yiunb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-18
Ser % It b0te,
tsrarsssssbsn BON
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3esaustsotluns
TTa @sacnunstn oas tt gtatt finnen mist readtst mtretn. wsAs
,,tt wstiaacrs rr Sctrss lHr 6 GRcnats Is y btissilst 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-18

- Sen. ButlsrS atsnteurliter 3u3 sessn NtAs
mcnb mabnt an Den tribmtsn Uslbsus , Den einf
Der innrtihs Sumter Son Suircte sssen bic gSino'
miiblen untsrnatm. Sis &ssierans in Wal9in8tcn
rubte natirlih LANCE rorber nm Buffers plan unS
tiuiste ~henisltsn, ppraus risoer einmal tsrrcr8ebt,
sas man IN @aibinstcn niAts lsrnt nnS nihts psr'
aiEt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-26
Henderson County, July 10, 1864.
For the Standard.
Rowan County

Ma EDIFoR:- want you to send US some
tickets up here as we will need them, and none are
to he had IN Salisbury.
Bruner has repeatedly said in his paper that there
were no Holden men in Rowan. He is either mis-
informed or has wilfuly mlsrepresented this cOuR>
ty. Through here they call his paper the lying
Waterman. ! have talked with over 3 hundred
men just around me, and in fact l know but two
men IN the whole beat that will not vote forW. w.
Holden. One Of them said the other day he would
not vote for Vance-but he could not vote for HOl.
den either, &c.
Vance won't do He is too much of q weather
cock. The secessionIsts are all for him. II the
women were allowed 70 vote they would elect you
by an overwhelming majority. His speeches in
Salisbury and Concord disguised them. He said
he would not say much about W. W. Holden as
he was not there to hear him, but his whole speech
nevertheless was mere TRADE against Holden and
his friends He said much more about the stand
ard and Progress, and Conservatism jeff Davis
Sad peace. But, there is a striking difference be-
tween Gov. Vance and Gov. Brown Vance is for
fighting to 1.-THE last man and last dollar" Brown
is for fighting and negotiating nov. We have had
enough bloodshed, but still the cry is "wc whip
the Yankees into peace" But the 4th of August
is coming. We shall then achieve great triumph
for Conservative principles The knell Of Destruc.
tiveSU will be sounded. For all of which heart
lily pray and assuredy believe Will come to pass.
In conclusion allow NE to say if the people vote
everywhere as they will ABOUT here, there is no
danger. A TRUE CONSERVATIVE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-26
5f11li~4Dtpklq 9tanharA.
For the Standard.
HOW LONG 4


How long shall man Cypress his fellow man,
And ignorance curse the multitudeH
The wicked scheme, the vile and vicious plan
The Door and Eirtuous to exclude
From all high posts of honor and renoEn,
And make them toll, and in vain
For bread and as they toll, trample them down
Still deeper in disgrace and shameS
Say, shall this ever be2 Desponding thought
Too heavy for my soul to bear =
To let the light Of hope by mercy brought
Dspel tn gloom that's gendered By despair;
And quicken every grace within my breast
To grow and flourish till matured:
Aud in exertion let me find my rest,
Till right alone shall reign by law secured.
] would not quail with fear or turn aside
From virtues straight and narrotO Uay,
To reign Ling upon throne of pride,
and Ger the aOorLd my sceptrs snody.
Wealth, fame and power are all, all bought too dear
When to secure them we Cypress the mass,
Or from the path of truth and honor yeer
To please few, or favored class.
The poor have rights that come with life to all,
And these true patriots will defend;
Although the strife be hot and many fall,
The right wiH triumph in the end:
For mercy hath open ears and to the call
OF Justice will be sure to send
Her aid in volunteers both great and small,
The poor and needy to defend. D. F. O.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2sth N. c,

n QUAhI EftSS @odu W. -
- Tr,ops July 10, tSb4--MR EDTTOR;-rAs my name
is befre the pe0ple of the counties Ot sdkn Sury, Al
eehany Ashe and Watauga as candidate TO represent
them III the Senate of the next Legislature OF NorhCar
lima il perhaps proper for TO state nv position upon
the great questions OF and peace Certainly NO man
who knew before the war; and was acquainted WIN
my course then aud also since joined the army can De
mistaken as to where he csH find me- l am as strong
eace man as any the Confederate States upon the Prn
cnpe of her1ndepeudence fum Yankee rule their recog
uition and nationality free and independent States
am ar the people ruling; the voice Of the people 70 De
beard aud needed sm for the quiet submission Oi the
people to the laws of the land duty owe our govern
nent both State and national. 80 .'
If you honor with your confidence as your rePresen
tatiye will not private citizen or as member 10
the Legislature vote for any TO h any once unless
know HIM be sound upon the above questions nave
been in the army three years have seen as much hao
service ~ any naH having been absent from my
post OF duty that time except account OF wounds or
Sickusss know we'll The horrors Of Var III hardshpS
and priyatons Of the soldier and the depredaons aud
outrayes VI hated foe n ected your representative
shall do all ny power 10 secure early and hOnors
BILE peace in the legal and cOusl ulinnHl way trust
through the blessings OF gracious God that VIII son
be accomplished. Ii Southern people, Will only
stand together aud do duty IN God aud
our cnunry all will be well with and peace agsIn
will smile our aud for God will protect the just
aud defend the right. ..
lam fellow citizens very respectfully
,... Your Ubedient servant $685..
W. Il. A. SPkER, It. Col.
July 25 1884 d.. 1920 S0-it.
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Fur the Standard.
Looking sta.. for Join 81 B. II Tf ns.N:

- 49,
Mr. EDIroR I'VE Of. this and TransSlyania Coun,
ty are someW hat sufprisedI to see that Mr. man,
of the O6nSsrUatiue appeared IN stnAe
old Conservative coat slipped on ior AieW
brief weeks last fall when candidate lot congress.
From his associations and acts here we thougnl ne
had laid it up m the wardrobe for all time TO come.
He Conservative mot q bit Of 1t. Hnen Tue
Conservatives of this Congressional district neio
meeting at Hendersonvle last fall, he sneerngy
refused to act with them Then at the election lor
Congress for which he was candidate, he associa-
ted with if he did not encourage detail ana others
of the Destruc ives who interrupted and abused OLD
men for voting the Conservative ticket To cap
the whole, by some regulation OF the Conscrlpt
Bureaux the County Enrolling otticer received OF
ders to create County Military Board TO make de,
tails oil farmers, mechanics, and TO say IN genera
who should go and who should not go INTO Confed'
crate service from this County. The Enrolling ON
Ger being Destructive and not being acquainted
with the people, appointed Mr. j d. Hyman acom-
mittee to select the desired Board. Well, If Mr.
LYMAN had been Conservative would he not at least
have placed on that Board one good Conservative
as the County is two thirds Of that strIper We
mean the good and loyal men who do not believe
that the men who tore the old government assun;
der can govern another successfully. But no, SIR
he appGntC on that Board three of the most ultra
SecesSonists and DeStructives in the County, that
being the number required Which Board acted
with much partially, even tried to conscribe the
Tax Collector of our County. One of this Board
is now Q candidate for seat in the Commons
...... .....,.. o. ~. q ell J.
Henderson County, July l3, 1864
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-26

., PAY THE Sold s-Now that we have new
Treasurer, we hope the money making machines ne
the government will be put in motion and enough
new issue thrown off to pay the soldiers, for we
learn that many of them have not been paid for
six and nine months. The sums are small and
the currency worth but little we know, but the
heroic veterans are entitled to it and should have
it, All the subsidized organs of the 0onfederacy
are hed with government advertisements for
whici we presume they get pay, but they have
not word Of complaint to utter on account of
the soldiers not being able to get their paw once
IN SIX months, We hope Mr.. Trenholm win but
the presses in motion and pay the soldiers, and
everybody else having claims against the govern.
ment-P Progress.
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July rs, 1884
no THE YorERs OLE RoCK1NGHAM.-

THO THE VOTERS OF ROCKINGHAM.--
FELLOW ITlZEEs:-At the request "f many political
friends, myself candidate 10 represent the
people of The County Rockingham in the Senate Of the
next Legislature OF the State -.''.'-'.-. .
Iwas OBposed To secession originally, thinking it would
bring US calamity that befel sny people
anSopposed TO second secession as think that would
be alike dreadful IN Its consequences. ..-.J
The war being on US am favor of prosecuting II to
q successful termination, and I am proud TO ray that
North Carolina has sb-wn united determination to do
in the COnederacy, and would to-day stand
first the Roll of Honor and Patriotism but for the mis-
Of evil disposed persons Of the mo-
tVes If Of he best people, that have been too readily
believed by the Executive at Redmond and moi sufficient
ly denied by our own Executive at Raleigh
am in favor Of negotiations being IN foot to obtain
peace If possible honorable TERMS holding the sword
in one hand aud the olive branch in the other.
am opposed to the suspension of the witt Of hdbedS
corpus suspended by Congress and when we tod
it enacted TO control expression of sentiment IN
North Carolina, to control elections, aud TO muzzle
certain presses Ot the State think it is high time
should speak Of thunder against such eucroach
: mentS personal freedom.
think the representative should be held to strict
by his Constituents aud that they should know how
he votes all questions relating The public interests
bold Is the right OF the people to bo such meetings
they deem to the interest of themselves and their
country whether peace other meetings. aud at them
speak and freely, that nothing d"De in violation
Of the Constitution Of the Confederate States the Cons
tuition of this State or the laws of the land
believe we should have the mlral Courage to assume
the position taken Gov Brown Wee President Steph
and w. Holden, Esq. if We would rain orr civil
liberty well as do all that To obtain indepen
deuce Ii is therefore upon The great issue Of the day.
civil liberty OF military despotsm.
As do not expect TO be able 10 canvass the County
have thus given the form If circular of
views upon the issues peudingj and IN cOncuSOu
will say, if elected will do all can advance the in
tereSi Of NOrth-Carolina to maintain ITS ancient sover
eighty and to the liberty and freedom of the citizen
JONES W. BURTON.
LeaksviIle N. c.. July 10. 1888. ste.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-26

"Young men, from timidity, are led to risk their
eternal happiness through the dread of a laugh
!hough they know that they have not only religion
out reason on their side; yet it requires hardy
virtue to repel sneer and an in repd principle to
confront sarcasm. Thus, their own mind loses
ITS firmness religion loses their support; the world
oses the benefit which their example would afford !;
and they themselves become liable to the awful
:tsrge which is denounced against him who is
ashamed of his Christian profession"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-07-26

~, Citizens aud SOlders-We, the unders gned re-
specially announce TO you that didstes rep
resent Won in the next Legislature of North Carolina
Our principles StrLy Conservative We for peace
upon such terms will satisfy majority of the people,
and will if elected every effort 10 procure it Wea
not afraid to the people, and will therefore vote
submit the question of Com ention no Convention -
10 them they des ire it. We will do every thing in
power to advance what believe be the best
It NOrihCarnlns. We hope friends at home will
give infIrmai ion Ia their friends in the army.
For the Senate. Fl. ADAMS; for the Commons LEWIS
HAHES. 3 T0MLINSON.
Lexington, July Is, lo64. Ss-te.
~ Pyo1rss, COW
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TNNO THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND MONT.

VIZ 70 EitS UT INQUIRE AND MONT.
- GOhERY.-I adupt this method Of iuformrue You
that am no longer candidate represent this Senate
rial District in the Legislature Ny reasons for declining
to be candidate are fret find my health will not al
low me to canvass the District which might be necessary
and sec9ndly Mon gomery claims the Senator aud third
w MT BRIGHT the Conservative candidate Oh toned
would urge all true Conservatives rally to lis support
feel sure OF bis election, and believe he will make an
energetic, useful, and able Senator. 80.
July II, 1854. Ssta
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kRUNCOMBE COUNTY. ARE AU-
= -. thorlzed 10 announce Capt JOS. A. BKEVAKD
OF Accompany II, aath Regiment G. Troops as a cand'.
date to represent the people of Buncombe County IN the
House OF COmnOHs Of the next Legislature. Capt Bre
yard Is Conservative after the stratpst sect and like
DR. T. Leach prefers peace the best terms he can
obtain utter su6ugaton He is for negotiations now
ana anxious to do the very best he for his section
July -, lSS4 .! 80 a. y! s4s- . - s4e--tS.a
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June 80, 1864.

EELLOW-CITIZENS OF RANDOI1S
Il COUNTY:-l ara eand date to represent ron :, q
Carolina. "Ta
Ny affairs snch that il will not be prscticsbIsr
to visit the different precincts of the Louuty bst
election. e A
think every candidate shOu let the people kno. l.
position.
In politics am Conservative after the strsiss,
in favor of the great principles st forth Lr "
Brown Stephens, aud dud-n voted for Cbri,,,:O wy
Leach for Congress. will vote for sny man s "
position who is nnt in favor Vt negotiating for an S
BILE peace II elected, promise to give every m..
that may come before the Legislature nv careful st
and do what think best for the people If RsndonS
all cases shall endeayOr to carry out the wisba Il
constituents. JOEL ASHWOPTu
June 80, 1854. SS-,s5
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Mr. johnson is an excellent mechanic, 'psefHf
citizen aud ahigh toned gentleman, and but few
mon have more devoted friends in this, community
than he haS.-Progress. ,s~-s,6N 81 .
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A LAMANCE COUNTY. 1--WE ARE AU-
"A thorizcd to announce Sen. JOSEPH S. HOLT
candidate for the House of Commons from Alamapce
County Gen Holt is Coz lserVative "aer the stratest
Sect and IS in favor of speedy aud honorable peace
ne also believes IN the rg 1T Of the people to rule and in
the constant predominancs Of the civil the military
power
July u, 1894. Std
this o6ce. ~ - y
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To The soLD5ERs AND CITIZENS

ITO THE SOLDIE Rs AND CITIZENS
Il (VOTERS) OF NASH COUNTY, announce my
self candidate for seat in the House Of Commons
at the ensuing election in August As it will be i'm,
possible for me to you all between now and the first
Thursday in August take this method of making known
to you my principles and views" / sm in favor Of
honorable peace it can possibly be obtained,
and think that efforts should have been made long ago
stop this cruel, bloody and desosting war.
was q secessiOnist-always opposed those who
said secession would be Peaceabe, if had they
would pay the expenses with ten cents and wipe up all
the blood with q pocket-handkerchief l am not of
1.-The last dollar and last man gentry. thought and
still think the people have the right to bold meetings to
consult together for the promotion Of their interests
lam opposed the susptHso Of the Ort of ha6sGs corpus
aud Pacing the phOLs pOsVer Of the country Tie hands Of
In short Conservative Of the straitest
sect and out through and through. up and do
Conservative and peace II you elect promise
not to vary hairs breadth from The principles of the
great and growing and glorious COnseI VatiYe party.
Your humble servant and friend.
JAMES D. MATTHEW'S.
June 9, 1854. 27-te.
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JOHNSTON CoUNTY.-WE ARE AU.

EOHNST0E COUNTY.-WE ARE AU-
q horiZsd and requested to announce the following
gentlemen as the Conservative candidates represent the
county OF Joenston in The General Assembly:
For the Senate-THOS SNEAD, Esq. -
For the COmmOns-W g. BANKS and W. A. SMITH.
TINS ticket was selected by the Reserves from Johnston
IN camp at GodsbOr and bv meeting Of the cti-
zens remaining at home held Smhhield the 2sh Of
May These gentlemen will he supported by all true Con
Servaves They endorse the platform of Vice President
Stephens Gov. Brown and W W. Holden and if elected
will do all they can to proc early sDd honorable
peace. ..,. ...... % -. r-E.. ?
June 2, 1854. 25-td.
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DANDOLPH COUNTY. we BEG LEAVE
kA TO suggest the name OF EN0S T. BLAIR, q
didate TO represent in the House of Commons in
Legislature. We feel that recommend him
the Con vaVes nf Randolph who will stand
fairly and squaey the principles enuucated by Gov
Brown, Vice President Stephens and w w. Holden.
MANY CITIZENS,
of Randolph County.
July Z, 1854. 85-tepd
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ID edmond COUNTY...WE ARE All.
~ Iborized TO announce Col OLIVER q. DOCKERY
y In the House Of Commons Of the next Genera
July Is, 1854. .-s : ..-.-s SID
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"iLkES COUNTY...COL. A. 8. GALLO.
sNvTWA fsis Q candidate for q seat in the House of
Comnons from Wilkes County in the next General A.
sem6ly He Is for Holden aud Conve
Jury 70, 1904 40-te.
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a LAMANCE COUNTY.-.WE ARE AU.
"A thOrzed aud requested TO announce WILLIAM R.
ALBRIGHT candidate to represent the people of Ala
nance in the Commons branch Of the General Assembly
Of Nnrth-Carolina, at the election in August s-a
June 20 1854 s0-2v
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"ARNETT COUNTY...WE ARE RE-
Ii quesied to announce JOHN Mel HARRINGTON,
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of Harnett Count
at the ensuing election in August,
July II, l~o4. ls-wtd.
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ALBERT JOHNSON, ESQ This gentleman who has
been for p years Master Machinist and General
Superintendent OF the R & G. Railroad Work
onops, IN tins city, has rendered his resignation
and severed his connection with the road. Nearly
oil the mechanics in the shop have been trained by
Mr. Johnson and Of course they part with him with
much regret; and no wonder, for while he has been
most efficient officer, and served the comnanv
faithfully and zealousy, he has at the same time
yer been the staunch friend of the employees un
b At the meeting before last, of the Board If nj;
rectors Mr.. Johuson's salary was advanced and ~
Ctne last meeting vote of censure upon him was
oeSSsea and ne at once rendered his resignation
SH hile:many of the stockholders of the Road viii
oe doubt be panied to hear that his conneeton
l'n .u 'ne Road has been severed, they will at once
see that self respect rendered such carss o,1e
SGTy -'"'Se neces-
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VADKIN COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTH0p
II lied and requested To announce A. Z. CUSLE~
Conservative candidate for reelection to the Huu,.
Commons from the County of Yadkiu.
June II, 1854. At
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INCONSISTENCIES AND CITIZENS OF
IL GREENE COUNTY, am again solicited bv nv
friends u become candidate for seat in the House Of
Commons of the next Legislature Of North Carolina In
coming before you for reelection you need NO proof
that have at heart only what conceive be the best
interest Of our common country am Conser'ati' of
the straitest sect am opposed t. the military being
supreme to the civil laws in favor of speedy and
hOnoble peace II elected shall serve nv constituents
and State faithfully. as 1 have done heretofore.
...If 80 Very truly your fellow citizen,
as.-... ..... ...E. .. 3D.. !. nl... sG II. Z. BEST,
Snow Ill., Greene county, n C.
July IA. 1884, as a
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dNHAT HAM COUNTY.-WE ARE RE.
~ quesied to To unuOunee THUS: ". WONBLE ESQ =,
as candidate to represent the people of Chatham the
House of Commons of the next Legislature. Mr. WOmbe
is Conservative after The straitest and will sup
port W. Holden for Governor. If elected he pedoes
himself to do all his power for the people sud The Sob
des their representative and TO secure an honorable
peace -.- .....' ....... - ..--.--
July z, 1894. s5-ta
Pro0res please copy. .. . g. -
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A CARD...TO THE VOTERS OF CUM.
IA BERLAND AND HARNETT COUNTIES, BOTH
At HOME AND IN THE ARMY In compliance with
he solicitations of many friends, l announce myself
candidate for seat in the lower branch of the ensuing
Legislature of NnrIh Carolina Ny poItica sentiments
well known be of the stratest Sect and stand
before you. my feow-czens squarely and fairly ON the
platform of principles ably enuncated by Vice Presi.
lent Stephens and Gov Brown Georgs and 90 pariot-
cay advocated by ". Holden ofthis State and should
be favored with suficency of your votes TO- place
IN the high position to which aspire shall do all that
my power lies bring about an armstice with view
Il a negotiation for honorable peace ...-,I --
shall cordially support W. W. holden for Governor Is
The Conservative candidate.
hope to be able to meet yon nv fellow citizens at the
several Tax Gatherings aud fully explain my views
IN the great and all absorbing question Of the times
JAMES II. TURNER.
July Z, 1864 std.