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HONESTY IN TINES OF ScARcTY-"T The world
noves," undoubtedly. But tie movement some
,tues seems to take backward direction. Has it
rot done so since the war began Is there among
ur people no abated sense Of right in matters Of
financial gain2 compare what is represented as
ccurring daily, on every hand with a case put by
icero when laying down ru es of honesty between
ian and man, and cited with approval by an emf
ent divine hundred years ago. 'Antlsthenes
rings ship load Of corn to khodes, at q time Of
sarc,ty. The i;hodians flock upon him to buy.
lie knows that five other ships laden with corn will
% there to morrow. Ought he to tell the Rhodians
his, before he sells his own corn2 Undoubtedly
Re ought" says the heather, "otherwise bs Rahss
gain of their ignorance, and so is no better thana
lief or robber." What then shall We say OF those
who hoard articles of prime necessity or keep them
Jack from market to create Fictitious scarcity, and
AXE gain of their own arts of deception and the
necessities of the public? Would not cicero class
mem with thieves and robbers of the worst and
,ost Infamous type? and would the classification
unjust2 We see not shadow of injustice in
:L-Religious HERALD
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FORAGE and lastly we come to examine
the political statue of the recipients of the State
forage All the "shsde" officers and recipients of
forage at the hands of Gov. Vance will vote for
him, and no wonder, for they will be voting for
their bread and butter. "The OK knoweth his
owner, and the ass his masters crib" These under.
lngs frequently heard to express their admira-
ton for Mr. Holden sorry there is contest between
him and Vance like both and would vote for either
provided the other was out of the way, and so on,
but Vance is such good fellow" give him
up-all Of which simply means they cannot give
up the storage" Five, six, eight or ten thousand
year and bomS proof against the war is the bait
and they have not the moral nerve to resist it.
1t is well known that some of the gentlemen who
are holding office by the appointment of Gov.
Vance have declared themselves Holden men, pri-
vately, bit at the same time they will Eete for
Vance, Now this is remarkable position for
gentleman to occupy, but when we reflect on the
blockade Injuries, the Yankee sugar, tea, coffee,
cheese, and all the fine clothes that come from Mas
sau, which these shade" favorites draw from the
public crib in the shape of forage We have the key
to the whole matter. The disqualification of the
times is such that moral frnuess and honesty are
the exceptions, and swindling the governments,
!. State aud Confederate, is generally accounted q
/ "cute" thing by many men in Office
We tell the people of North Carolina that the
reckless sexlrayaganes and reeking corruptions of
the present State Administration are such that
debt will have been created by the close of the war
that will not only keep the present generation
ground TO the earth by oppressive taxation, but
their children and thar ehildrens children will reel
! and stagger under the immense burden. Offices
! have been multiplied under Gov. VANCE with ana.
sing rapidly. salaries have been increased, and 70
rage IS dAwai w these privileged elssses'' for
themselves; families horses aad negroes, and all to
De paid for eusof the hard earnings of the people.
The soldier 10 ted by the government, because the
Eplttance Of eleven dollars month is ell that is a.
siewed him for baingsh at, but these shade Aids.
tna|ors, Captains and Leutenants, who lounge about
kaielgh, receiving high salaries in money, are al
flowed to draw provisions for themselves and their
lnousshods wsie' the pale trembling suffering wife
eod destitute cadpsn Of the veterans in Lees and
;Johnston's aruy gofsr months without meat, AND
sometimes for days without bread. And viii INV
ne pretend 70 say that Coy Vance is not responsi.
for these abuses We tell the people that he T.
wholly and entirely responsible and that if thew
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STAND FIRx-The enemy are now at thd oors
as it were of Atlanta. The movements of both
armies since Sunday morning last, indicate that
Sherman must now fight for the possession OF this
city, that declining battle, he will continue his
hanking operations with the hope of possessing the
railroads leading to this point, eventually surround
ing and besiegng it In either case, Atlanta is in
a perlous position. Upon the skill and courage of
the great CHEF to whom its defence is entrusted,
and upon the.valor of the brave officers and men
under his command, our people, with unanlmity
highly complimentary to Gen. Johnston and his
command, repose the utmost confidence. There IS
no panic here nor do We think there will be any,
let the battle rage befre the city ever so 6ercely,
ever so furiously. Our advice to all is, stand firm
Especially to the weak and timid we would say 81 be
ye not dismayed," but prepare well Ito act your
parts" or leave the city. Be not an encumbrance
upon those whose manhood will be serviceable to
its defence Be not in the way to alarm women and
chldrenl
To be firm and determined in this hour of our
peril to be confident in those to whom, upon the
battlefield the safety of the city is entrusted and
to render them every assistance required, with
cheerful, brave spirit are imperative obligations,
which none but the selfish or the cowardly will re-
fuse to discharge Let our people take courage from
what Richmond has endured; from the examples
of self-sacrifce and heroism of her noble-hearted
women and her brave men Let them look back
to Vicksburg, and remember, though she did fall,
the conduct of her women and of her men Let
them look to Charleston and its bombardment, and
to the lofty patriotism and endurance of her SONS
and of her daughters! There is an invinci5le host
still between Atlanta and our ruthless foe, which,
like wall of fire, will resist his advance into it
Johnston, and Hood, and Hardee and Cheatham,
and Stevenson, and Ceburne, and other gallant
leaders known to fame stand pledged through their
several positions, and to the great of the Con-
federacy, to resist though oceans of blood may
flow, the occupation Of Atlanta by the enemy. This
is assurance enough, but the assurance is made
doubly sure'' when from those officers we turn to
their men-oeterans of an hundred battle fields al
most and who, from all accounts, are impatient and
eager for the battle to begin which is to decide the
fate of our city. God give them VICTORY, is our
earnest prayer!
Again we say to our people, stand firm! Be ye
not dismayed; let not your hearts quail with cow
ardly throbs, but resolve every man Of you to do
what patriotism and duty require, and all will yet
be well Atlanta Intelligencer, 9Th July.
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DEATHS IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.-The Macon
Telegraph says: We are indebted to the Hon.
VIM. E. Smith, of the Second District for the fol-
lowing interesting table, procured by him at Rich-
mond, from the Second Auditors Office:
Deaths Of Soldiers of the ntadsrate States Army
reported to tho Second 4uditor's Office, up to
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To the Public.
Mayors OrT1cR,
Raleigh. N. C.. July z. 1854.

Mayors OHrIcR,
Raleigh, N. c., July 7, 1864. J
As there have been reports in circulation affecting the
character Of Mr. J. j. Belts Of the Policeman OF this
City, felt called upon to give the matter thorough in
vestgation After doing find that the report has no
nunaaon in fact Mr. Belts has served the City for sew.
era years past principal Constable and have had the
most implicit confidence in his honesty and integrity.
Th. following certificate from gentlemen of high respec-
liability who have examined the matter contradcts the
IumOrs in circulation.
1t hoped that those persons who have been so $40
10 give circulation to these anderous reports will be as
ready to do justice to ured and innocent citizen
VIM. H. HARRISON, Mayor.
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(cERTFIcArE)
RALEIGH, N. c., July z, 1854.
We the undersigned certify that present at the
exam nation f certain negroes belonging the Raleigh
CASTOR Railroad charged with stealing quantity ui
sugar. &c, and that the of Mr. j. j. Belts was not
mentioned by any of the negroes; neither do believe
that he had any connection with said robbery. We be
leve Mr. Belts to be and honest CITIZEN and we
deem this but an act of justice to him of the
s'anderous reports in circulation in this City.
j. HORTON,
W. b. NORWOOD,
r. A. DUNN,
g. B. ALLEN.
Witness W w YAss p
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a LEXANDER COUNTY.-TO THE SOL.
n DIER5 AND CITIZENS OF ALEXANDER COUN-
TfI beg leave to announce myself as candidate for
seat in the House of Commons the next General Assem-
bly,. am no secessionis and never have always
promised that they would pay the expenses with plea
yune and wipe up all the blood with pocket handker-
chief opposed to the suspension Of the writ Of ha-
man. hold that the people have right to assemble to-
gether public meetings. to consult for the common god
am for honorable peace to be obtained at as early
day as possible In word out and out Conserva-
tive after the stratest Sect and pledge elect
ed to vary the slightest extent from the principles
Of the great and glorious Conservative party:
0. h. PATTERSON.
July II, 1864 S6-te.
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Fifty-Ei: nth N. c. Res't (Johnson,s ARMY
1t. Col. +. J. Dula, comd'g.
Field and Stsf-Wounded: 1t Col Dula thigh
slight. 'nsD
Larkin Freeman, Rose, JAG Aushoun Jes Goddy Miss
ing Henlne. N'' A-''S-
:, B.KiI!ed Sgt Jes Stewart Wounded: Sgt Stuart
Bird, Stephens. Missing: W Baker
A. Wounded: Sgts Woody and K George, Rid
D-Wounded-J Cruseuberg M Townsend -.
E-killed Lien Estes. Wounded: J A Snenca, q
Barlow, Edmisten, Green Missing: Corpl f. Pastt
Bran, Jos Moore, Henry Oxford Saul Parks JOS Pustt
Fk'ea cs Pss sPs conlsy WOW Wounded
G-Killed: W Walker. Wounded: 1t ] R Morri,
S GS0rpl . fefeTs, Bailey, Cox s Holdman, W
h-KiLed: W Raby. Wounded 1t Linele
GGorpl Crisp, Sailing Missing: Craig, n
Wounded: 1t McGhee, 1t Miller. spts @ L
R Rand'k e., Blackburn, Green Brown Missing
K-Wounded: sgtsJ Green W Stewart, Corol Henri,
Thomas, Curtin Leadford, GrindstaT. Missing:
KILLED Jno May. Wounded: Sgt Jes spivs. JAG
Ellen, VIM Wood, j D Dickersou, Thos Barker q ~ q
Barker, Harvey hunly, Douglas Blevins. missing: Wm
cornutt, Wsggoner Landreth W.
Sixtieth N. C. T.-Johnson,s Armv-It. 90,
j.. L. Weaver, Commanding.
Company A-Wounded: Its w Cooper, NJ Miller
Lind Cyl Sgt N Garrison, CorplJ e Rnro, Sluder'
W "eotS W - fOunQerS. AlBSinp: M A
Blackboard =, - - a
Wounded 81 Pemmons, N A Woody, R Hickum.
DcIWounded: 1t Davidson, A Mcclure, " J
D-Wounded: Sgt s stepps 8 MeCarsou.
ton. ~
,F,,Killed: Hudson. Wounded: Dover, ] p
Meadows
G-Wcanded: r Pender
HIAlIed: 1t Rocks Missing: Sgt G Holland.
~l.Wounded: 1t 3 Luther, J Nichols Callahon.
KEKilled: Corpl G Lyle Wounded: Its West
Sales, Cotpl W Freeman Ingie Missing: 4
aepla We Al tspp. " Sales, q Rsdmon, W n Rich
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Il FELLOW-CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS am
candidate for the House Of Commons IN the next General
Assembly. If elected will represent the county iath-
fully with due regard to the interests of both citizens
and soldiers And in my Legislative capacity shall be
governed all by earnest desire to promote the
general welfare and honor OF the State
Lem respectfully, r. }F -
Your Fellow Citizen,
g.. .'-s JAMES BOND.
July Z, 1854. ~: f'rnr. STD.
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a CARD..-TO THE VOTERS OF CUM:
AT HOME AND IN THE ARMY In compliance with
the solicitations of many friends, announce myself
candidate for seat in the lower branch Of the ensuing
Legislature of North Carolina. Ny political sentiments
are well known to be of the strtes Sect and stand
before you. my squarey and fairly on the
platform of principles ably enuncsted by Vice presi-
cay advocated by W. W Holden of this State and should
be favored with suceucy Of your votes to place me
in the high position to which aspire shall 90 all tnat
in my power lies bring about arinstice with view
to negotiation for an honorable peace
shall cordially support W. W. Holden for Governor as
the Conservative candidate. 80
hone to be able to meet you my fellow citizens at the
several Tax Gatherings and more fully explain my Views
on the great and all absorbing question Of the times
July {, 1864 So-'o'
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Secretary Chase reports that the present agsre.
gate of the public debt including all the legal ten.
der notes and anpaid fAlaisitions amount to st..
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stupid speaker has prodigious lungs he can
fill with his voice the largest house-and empty it
too
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10 Shares Capital Stock Bank Cape Fear were
sold at Auction on yesterday by NJ Cronly, Auct'r,
for $500 per Share. FIJI Journal
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A man complained that never father had so
unduuful child as his. eyes," said the son, with
less grace than truth, "my grand father had"
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Lieut. Gen. Longstreet was in Columbia s. c.,
last week.
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THO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUN.
TY.-I take this method of informing nay friends and
the public that candidate for the office of Sheriff in
the said County Ny principles truly Conservative,
and will feel under many obligations for the support Of
my enda shall canvass the County il my health win
permit. ss..y s.-...-.s a.. 4. o. - r SNIPEN !,
: New Hope, Jans q, IssA ~ s.. - . -, W-stpd..
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GRANVILLE COUNTY...TO THE SOL
III DIERS AND CITIZENS OF GRANYILLE COUN-
TY-At meeting of portion of the citizens Of Gran
Vile County held June 2snd 1884, at Farport for the
purpose Of nominating candidate to represent Us in the
lower House of the ensuing Legislature, DR.: T. P.
PEACES name (lst Lieut.. Co. G. 47th Regt. Q. IT,
being offered he received the unanimous vote OF the
meeting irrespective of party:
Csc WILLIAMSON, Sec'y. - ..,4u.
July II, 1854. SS-l'pd.
GRANVILLE COUNTY....AT THE RE.
u quest of many friends offer myself candidate for
seat in the House of Commons represent the people
" W PIP PEACE.
July z 1884, 86-w&swtepd.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY WE BEG LEAVE
1t to suggest the name Of EN0S 7. BLAIR as = cau-
ddate to US in the House of Commons in our
the true Con Of Randolph who will stand
fairly and squarey upon the principles enuncaed by Gov
Brown, Vice President Stephensand W W Holden.
MANY CITIZENS,
of Randolph County.
July Z. 1884, a. 80. '5 s5-tepd.
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GREENE AND LEN0IR COUNTIES
u Mr.. HOLDEN PLEASE announce my name cand-
date to represent the people Of Greene and enoir Coun
ties in the Senate of the next General Assembly.
tsf EDWARD PATRICK. :
3: July 7, 1854 - .,,f- -,.-. ,,o, .-.. 8s-ts,
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Il Craven County:-Having been solicited by many
friends in and of the army, and being the con.
script age myself candidate for seat in the
House Of Commons of the next Legislature.
pledge myself if elected use all my energies for the
interest If my constituents and the integrity OF the State
W. c. LOFTIN.
July II, 1854. ste.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY RESPECTFUL.
ly myself to the people Of haywood coun-
ty candidate to represent them the House of Com
mons of the next General Assembly am a Conserva-
tive of the original panel" :. JOHN H. ESTES.
June l6 1854. .er $. 29-te. 81
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nNSLOW COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
U lied to announce l. N. SANDERS, Esq, candi.
date for the Senate in Onsow. Mr.. sanders is sound
and true Conservative.
July II, 1854. 36-te
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HATH A NJ COUNTY,-WE ARE RE.
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of Chatham County at
the election in August next Mr. Williams is Copserva.
tive "after the straitest sect" X
July Z, 1884. Anv 35-tepd.
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STOkES COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
- lied to announce W. C. MATTHEWS, Conservative
Of the "stratsst Sect" candidate for seat in the
House OF Commons at the next session of the Legislature
of North Carolina from Stokes County.
June ", 1854 STE.
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF THE 5OTH SENA.
Il TORlAL DISTRICT, NORTH-CAROLINA-Fsx.
Low CITIZENS SoLDIERs-At the urgent solicitations
of many Conservatives of the District announce myself
acanddate to represent the Counties of Clay Cherokee
Macon jackson and Haywood in the Senate Of the
Legislature of the State.
1t not possible for any to foresee what measures
before the Legislature of the State at its next
session. or what the events of may make necessary for
the profession of the State and the security of the people
SHALL feiecte be advised BY consult and act with the
Conservative party of the State and with the view of Sc
curing negotiations, and honorable peace am strait
Conser iative. - It. RI NJ HENRY/b
Franklin, N. c., June go, 1854 IF 3
~ Progrsss and Henderson Timex @3Py.
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H1ELLOW. OF RANDOL III
COUNTY, am a candidate to represent you in the
House of Commons in the General Assembly of North
Carolina. -..
Nv affairs are such that it will not be practicable for
to visit the different precincts of the County before the
election.
think every candidate should let people know his
position.
In politics. am Conservative after the straitest sect"
am in favor of the great principles Set forth by Gov
Brown Stephens. and Holden. voted for Christian and
position who is in favor Of negotiating for honor
BILE peace If elected, promise to give every measure
and do what think best for the people of Randolph In
all shall endeavor to carry out the wishes Of my
constituents. JOEL ASHWORTH,
I June 90, 1864. 8S-tepd.
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WYE ARE AU rHORIzED TO ANNOUNCF
w Csat. TW. RITTKR, a. . candidate for re eisc.
ton 70 ne House Of Commons from the County of Moore
Captain Ritter CeaasrsstiW setter ths sect
10y p AsoA ,sy.ge,y9' f.,a ,12etd.
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THATHAM COUNTY.-WB ARE RE.
u quested to to announce THOS. W. WOMBlE, Esq I,
as candidate to represent the people Of Chatham in the
House of Commons of the next Legislature. Mr. Wombe
is Conservative after the sraitest and will sup
himself do all in his power for the people and the sol
ders their representative and to secure an honorable
peace.
July 7, 1854 S5-n.
Progress please copy.
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MASH COUNTY. ..-I ADOPT THIS METH.
IL I'd of announcing myself candidate for the Senate
in Nash County at the approaching election make this
announcement at the urgent solicitation OF many friends
NV principles strictly Conservative. bold that civil
liberty should be maintained all hazards otherwise all
sacrifices aud suerings in this will ba We been in
vain; and am also in favor Of negotiation for an honor
able peace eectsd pledge myself to do all in my pow
the County and to secure honorable peace
A. HINTON.
June 81, 1864. 3l-tepd
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VADKlN COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
u lied and requested to announce A. c. COWLES, a.
Conservative candidate for reelection to the House
Commons from the County Of Yadkin.
June a. 1894. Site.
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Casualties in the 2sth N. C. T., June 20, 1864.
HEADQUARTERS zsrH N. CT
PETERSBURG, June oath, A. ~
q, Company fIksd w Hntcbns; G StrickliDg.
70 l-klled-W Strckling. Jack Harril thigh
broken; Abraham Snson wounded in the heel and leg
Co. D Davis Pher, wounded in the head, not severe
June 2a-Co. B-Joshua Hufstetter, killed Fri.
day. wounded in the thigh. severe
Co G-Sergt VIM Edwards, killed
Co. Private kus StinsOn killed Henry Wbitebeat
wounded not dangerous
Co Ell Mcdaniel, missing.
Co. A-AAark Freeman, wounded, slight with shell.
W. II. A. SPEER,
1t. COL Commando Rqct
North Carolina papers please copy aud ebiipe the
friends Of the above named parties
Casualties in N. c. Troops.
The 22d June, l,64. "
June 18TH. Killed: John N Copeland, James Monroe
Wounded John W Maness, John Patterson
:, June zist. Killed: Cornelius Mstheson, Shadrach
June 2sd. Wounded: Enoch Stuart
HEADQUARTERS Sd N. c. CAVALRY
Near Petersburg, Va july l. 1854 {
EDlroRs CosFEDERArE:-I send below a list of the ca.
uates OF this regiment the battles around Petersburg
up to June list.
Field and Staf-Col A Baker capured
Company A-Wopnded: Lieut. W Howard in arm
private Grissom finger
B-Wouuded: Lieut. w Simmons in breast mortal
SINCE died. Pnva.ss VIM Bell and Gurganns slight.
,D-Wounded: privates b Adams in thigh Arch
Mcitae head Captured: 6ugler Seth Mills
duT him aaS private Aargrose Wounded Lieut. Pen
get ear Thos White hip, Arch Wright hand, Dav /
shouidsr and captured Captured: II Jones' Missing
H-Captured: private Humphrey.
l-Captursd prIva'ss Caswell Page and W R Cover.
XIV ounded: Sgt Hill in elbow, SERIOUS, june 9Th.
Jon&op Aok
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL, RALEIGH. n. c.
~ The next Term Of this School will commence AU.
GUST 3D. and ,coatinue twenty weeks. For circular
containing full particulars apply 70 the s1b:ssibs5
y. ~ sai - tsaso &C - - Rahiea. n =.
y anAe % ls64ss:5ilviz. ~ef.,I Il .j-ls ~ e2-s1
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES,
U1O THEVoTERs OF MOORE AND MONT

ITO THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND MONT.
IL GONERY-I adopt this method Of informing you
that am longer candidate e represent ibis Senate,
to be candidate are first find my health will not al
low me to canvass the District which might be nees.ar
and secondly Montgomery claims the Senator and third;
Gentleman and of character ability and influence
would urge alrue Conservatives to rally to support
fer sure Of bis election, and believe he will make an
energetic useful and able Senator n,,rn
July II, 1854. - - = se-te ;.
fy- Progrsss please copy.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Col. W. h. A. SPEER, of the 18th N. q Troops,
candidate the election on the LIST Thursday in August
next to represent the people Of the counties Of Yadkn
Surry AHcghanny, Ashe end Watauga in the Senate in
the next Legislature OF North. Carolina.
May -, 1854 l9-tdpd.
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NNOOKE AND M0NTGOMERY:-ME ARE
-Vu renuested to announce THOMAS J. BRIGHT, Esq !,
candidate to represent Moore and Montgomery counties
10 the Senate of the next Legislature Mr. Bright is
tried and true Conservative. IN
June 20. 1854. we.