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insertion, ilarriape notices aud OblUanes w ill
charged as advertiKincnU.
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as ran be done ia the Southern Confederacy.
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VTMEKLY EDITION. fWr 6 menths &
OLD SEEIES,
VOL. V.
RALEIGH. N: C. TUESDAY. JULY 5. 1864.
VOL. I-aO. 137.
.Vo ..ibscriptiori& received on any other term
than the anove, nortor a longer or shorter perioa.
m win
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P 2 to Hi ill B ?i
!.v
Thz'Kx'traiiur has tho following interesting
editorial :
Has a new era begun for the cavalry of
virgin!:. The really brilliant and unfeful
service vlttch it has done within the last fonr
v.vt'lfs, at least kind less the. hope that organiza
tion and discipline have at hist been felt in its
r:uks. The want of these things not of val
oar, not of g hkI arm, not of good hordes .was
the cause of it long eclipse. If the wme
ft.-ictjif ss of military law had always been
unforced in th cavalry of Virginia, its effici
ency would never have been less than that of
our ever glorious infantry. There are, indeed.
reasons why our cavalry ought to have been
roi floor iu iur imiuny. iiuiy , . me
dL- parity of the Yankee horse to that of the
Confederacy ought to have been greater than.
the .inequality of tho iufantry of the two
e uctaiis, siicn as we nave, oi me snjen-
t i i tl i
!; I ifisNry on the S uihide will be found in
of her columns. But it is not alone in Virginia
ll. at'ih Confederate cavalry is -coming out.
What ban happened "in Northern Georgia is
1-avned from the Yankee papers.. The caval
ry i.i Johnston's arrrty has succeeded in com
,! tfr'y severing Sherman's communications
M:d in (tutting his only sairces of supply,
'j'ij's account for the attack which he lately
viirured to make on Johnston in a cho.sen
v.d 'ortified position.
Wo have no further news from that impor
tant H Id. The dispatch of Johnston is the
-,: ;t tthentic ti"ws. Home Kiirpriso is express
ly ! l!i.tr it- indicated t.o. change of position in
th. ( .'ij'ed' rate army. . Why, it is asked, did
it r ot ru!l on the beaten adversary and de
dr him? The truth may be probaMy dis-iviin-d.'
Johnston knows that his enemy is
in u ti ip. Jlvtrtatis ruin; lie-must attack.
I; u'u irly our iuterest that he should bo the
a a' kting party now in every, conflict ; for
t!"-:i his men are shot from the breastworks,
without loss to ns. When he commences
his retreat, it will he an ascertained fact that
he will attack "no more; "and then only will
the Confederate army move upvn him. Un-
less Sherman can now rout Johnston, he is a
doomed inau. The Tribune's correspondent
trulv described his situation. He has, indeed,
fallen into a "trap" into an abyss, from
which il ne sorfira jamais!
KK ill GEORGIA.
In Georgia the Confederate cavalry' are ss
Tiruiy inteu'upting General Sherman's com
iHTiinsitLu's. Vi the "18th instant, General
Wharton, at the head of 2.500 men, captured
and d'tr e 1, on the,railroad between Kings
ton and Dair.iS!, five treight'trains loaded with
"t-uppiies for S!ie.rni;iu's army. Two lays
Ifttor two other frv-ight trains, also loaded
v-iih supplies, were captured by the ConlVde
ratis ne;.t- Uesara.
V have nothing to report f.om Sherman,
('ttrlast intelligence, it will be remembered,
! i.'mt Ih-okM's cjrs captured t lie' .strong
liiiit. o oo ,'Mpied by the Confederates on Ijoyt
?ii"'!:fj.i;, but u a bub.u (piently compelled to
aland :i it.
F:tO!! ARKANSAS.
A tt-!?gram from St. Louis states that all
th" miliary posts between Cape Girardeau
d L'im'h k ck have be-n abandoned, and
thai tl." Caitedcraies have regained all but a
Kiiail p.irtixn of Arkansas.
Vvmn General Tlllow's Command.
Talladega, Ala., June 27, 18G4.
G."n. Pillow's expedition has been h?ard
fiv -m at-'ast. I ye.-ti r l.iy saw three wounded
tidier j b lon'ug to Majr . Li wis' piiu.idron,
whovere w.ainded at Lafayette, G:i.
tie;;. Pillow's brigade, consisting of Col.
AMsistead's (not numbered,) the 8th and 9th
Al .lxoia cavaby, and JMaj. Lewis' battalion,
ail; a'.a.'d the enemy tt three o'clock Friday
in t uiitg, 500 s front;, posted in the Court
v, Jail and other brick buildings, at L i
lly; tte, and alter three gallant charges captur
eii them i'titl he'd the buildings .about two
hoa's, wbvn the r.rrival of a body of Yankee
ravairy, reported at from two to fire thousand,
hn o' i the dismounted men to make a hasty
ru, at to thifir hrses.
M. r l.jf.s robibly from three to four hun-dr-'-i
nvn killed, wounded and taken prisoners.
'IVf Yankee loss is not yet known.
Our loss in oflicus is very heavy; among
I'.'.' !. Ilic-d, as far us heard (nnu, are Major T.
Ha'. L-wi.-, of Lewis' IiUtallion. Major R.
II
Ih.dwimd, and Captain Harrison, Gtli Ala
a ; cavalry, and Col. ArmUtead, were
Kcd.
Ten is.
.Con-asp ondeuc of the Cliattaaooga It 3bil. .
On tue Wing,
Atlanta (hi., June 27th. J
VJ)u Ui:i;r. t.: Nws from the froit this
da v. prions.' l'nj enemy this murrdng as-
s i a
t:".
i:
ki
1 our left centre with seven lines of bat
d were rep-dsed with terribl- elaujhter.
'e men put it do -n at seven th usind
:.i.d wounded, with the los of three
fff ctdors, and many prisoners. 'I he
;y lii iog was terrilic. Prisoners report
. n nas said h i:itndfd to cirry Ken
Mo, latai'i ths morning or die in the
. but had dona mrithpr tip to 2 o'clock,
tar .seem to be any prospect of his
... :.L't'Mj. J. P. Strange, Gen. For-
ii -
f i-
.1. ia
'.: ilia'. t Assistant A. Gneral t)-day.
;a t'-.e exception of hi wounded arm he
l :
i.- i.i isctrient health and spirits. His arm is
l.'Vi , rapidly. Jiriy. Gen. Gid. J. Pillow,
c; vm 1 i he ' Coosa'' river last Tuesday on a
wae huiit; in Shenaan s Tear.
iNlor anon.
O. G- G.
Anion the captures in the Trans-Missis -sip,u-Department,
from Banks, were 1,200
iiuo ax:c wagons and a large quantity of fail
ing implements, which the Yankees had
bi-oiinht with them to rs.ip and thresh tho"
cro;.Ta ; they went along, Kirby SmiCh reaped
.and tiirasheJ the Yankees and the implo
'inofiti were of no further usa to them.
Gov. Vance's Appointments.
Hi'i, P.aut WVdoesdav. July. 6th.
S i ' n,
Tliurlay,
- Friday,
S iturd-iy,
Monday,
Tuesday,
TiitirsJay,
7th.
8th.
9th.
11th.'
12th.
Hh.
it
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1 I
i lilt ,
) wi.mry,
Wnnt worth,
Fr-e tic's will pleasj provide
from place to place.
We acm -papers picao copy.
conveyance
Gin. Morgan. We hear on very good
authority that Gen. Morgan has left Kentuc
ky and is now in Virginia. All the Yankee
accounts of the defeat and demoralization of
bis command are dimply Yankecish. He cap
tured 3000 hordes and brought oat 1800. A
singular coincidence occurred in his capturing
Gen. Hobson who had formerly captured
him. Instead of taking revenj"?, Morgan
paroled him on his promise to use all bis ef
forts for the release of Col. Duke, or failing in
the effort, to return and deliver himself a
prisoner. Columbia Guardian, 21th.
FCK SALE!
I A
RESIDENCE NEAIi GREEXSBORO,' N. C.
ia new, and ose of the best ia
the countr, containing ight, large rooms, and
all ncce-sry out-houses. The land, 225 ceres,
and produces finely. Theieiire lOOl' of the choic
est fruit treis on it, selected -JYom the AVestbrook
Nur-crv. A rare opportunity is noiv offered to per
bons wishing a home or investment.
-Address J. II.
july 4 dl2t KittrellV Depot N. C.
HEADQUARTERS,!
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CIIICILAK.
THEREAFTER, all wriften communications te
A persons living b'dow the ljinfeIerate lines, wilt
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Marshal, Kington, for examination.
liy Urdo-.of COL. J. N. WIIITFOKP.
julj -1-dCt" J. G. Sciiknck, Adjt.
' FOIi THE LEGISLATURE.
TyE are authorized to announce Col. M. K.
Tr CRAWFORD as a candidats for re-election
to asesitin the House of Commons of the next
General Assembly of North Carolina, from Wayne
county. jul 2-dte.
,i , - , , , i
WAKE COTJIfTY.
rilHE SHERIFFALTY. We are autherized aad
A. i cq nested to annoaBce Yf . II. HIGH, Esq., as
a candidate for re-eleeti(Q to the office mf Sheriff,
atha election ia August. ju 17-tde-dJiw
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jane 20-12S-dl2t
SEQUFSTIMT&U DEISTS.
rjpilfl undersigned will attend at the following
times and places, to collect the interest on tha
Sequestrated Debts in his District, viz :
at ilillsboro; July 14th, 1864.
'Raleigh 2a&21.
"F'aycUuville " 27. 28 & 29. "
G. II, WILDER, Receiver.
Fayetteville Observer copy till July 29.
; . j'uoe 27 dtjy 29.
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$3CGilEVVARB
I WILL PAY the above reward of three hun
dred dollars for tho apprehension or contine
ment in Jail eith r North Carolina or Virvinia,
my nejrro boy flENRY, so that I can get hi;a.
Said bor is 2. ears old, was riijed ia Orange
county Virginia, and has been in Richmond tor
the l-st four years with Mr. Davis; heisSi'eet
9 or 10 inches" lii;h, dark mulatto, complains of
rheumatism in both le a-d arms, spare made,
rsaid bov left .my plantation in Davie cou'nty,
North Carolina on l'Jth inst , and may be trying
to make his way baek to nginia.
june
27, lSGi dlOt.'
T. N. COOPER.
SALE OF YALIAF-LE PROI'EliTV.
I WILL, AS THE AGENT OF THE LATE
J.-sEi-u Rloft, or lor sale, t the highest
bidder, at tha Court House iu the town of Hili
horo', on Tuesday, the 1-ith dav of Julr next, that
valuable farm, known ns the Darid liar, place,
within two miles of Hillsboro', and containing
three hundred and sixt -one acres more than one
half of which is ia woods. Said farm is in tirst
rate can Jition, with fences thoroughly repaired.
The house caEtaias eight rooms in good repair,
with all neeearr out buildings in s: ood condition
with the exeeatioii of two barris. The farm has on
it two excellent Orchards of selected fruit trees,
two ood meadows, and i abundantly watered.
Tcrajs, twelve laonths credit, bond with ap
proved seenrit r, bearing imterest from 1st day of
January 18G5 ;tbe title to be reserved until the
purchase iuodt is paid in.
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jue 15-120-deodlotv
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CAMP AND FIELD. Papers from the Port
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June 29, 1804.
TVAKRESTOX FEMALE COLLEGE.
rpiIE Fall Sasion of this School will begin on
L Wednesday, the 20th of July, aad continue
twenty weeks. "
Parents, who wish to seeure rooms for their
daughters, will please inform us immediately, as
we cannot provide for a very large number of boar
ders. . ' .
Pupils 'are requested to bring books, slates, mus
ic, Ac., and te be present at the' opening of the
fcetsioir. For teima Ac, address
E. E. PARIIAM,
july 4 dCt ' Warrenton N. C.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
Tally-Ho, Granville Co. IT. C. .
Tho Fall Sesslnn el this Sehcol, undrr
th? care of T. J. HORN Ell, assisted by J. H.
ROWLAND, commences t 3rd Monday in July.
The price of board and tuitiea is $600 per ses
sion. Application for'admission should be made
i advance. T. J. HORNER,
june 20-124 d!8t
Mrs-
H. Vf. Miller.
BOARD
. By the Day,
" Week,
" Montb,
ifeals aie,
june ItS-dly
25
90
20
224
Cam!.5ad N. C. Iafantry, 1
Jcnb 27rH, 1S64. J
rpo tes Citizens of Wayne County, N. C. : By
JL request I aupounce myself a candidate to re
present you in the Senate of your next General
Assembly. D elected I sUall endeavor U serve
your interest, ii not elected I shall cheerfully abide
your decision. I am vour ob'frservant, Ac.
J 133-d6t 'W. T. FAIRCLOTH.
$2000 K. . BASK K0TES WASTED.
WE are commiesioned to purchase the above
amount of -iotes on North Carolina Banks.
Persons wishing to sell will plea.se call on us. We
will pay tho highest market price, either in gold
or new" currency.
CREECH & L1TCHFORD,
Commission Merchants.
june 30-133-2ttas.
QHEET IRON FOR SORGHUM BOILERS
O VA and SJeet long, 3-16 inches thick and 30
, inches wide, for sale bv
jaly 2-15-dtf CREECH fe LITCHFORD.
OXFORD FEMALE SEflLNA&Y.
PRINCIPALS:
Rev. T.N. Faucettk,
ASSISTANTS:
Miss .Vnnik P. Smith,
MlS-sLlLLIE P. LlTLKJOH.
Mrts M. A. Faucet ru
MISS Mollie E. Waldo, a graduate of Music
Vale Seminary, has charge of th Music De
partment. With saeh a corps of thoroughly
qualified Southern Teacher?, we confidently "ex
pect a liberal patronage. The fall Session' will
commence on the 11th nf July, and coatinue twen
ty west. For particulars address
Rev. T. M. FAUCETT,
july 2-13"-dGt ' Oxford N. C.
CONFEDERATE TAX NOTICE.
ATOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN, THAT I WILL
1i attend with the As'Sors at my orlice trom
the 5th, to the l'ith of July, to receive the 'tax-s
on quarterly ynles, due the 1st July 1804.
An amount equal to one fi th of'tlu tax on sales
will be added, to be paid in Confederate notes of
- th new Lfsme. KlJFUS H. PAGE,
jun 23-127-tjvl2 Collector 10th Di.stiict.
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
Wli. AND K. S. TUCKKU AM) W. IS.
Andrews, have this day associated them-S'-lvc.
toseth"! under the name and style of
TUCKER, ANDREWS A Co., for the purpose of
conducting a general Auction and Commission
buiint-ss. All business entrusted to them will
meet with pnvnntnss and dispateh.
' TUCKER, ANDREWS A CO.
june 23 1'27-dtf
Millsboro X. (j. Military Acadrajy.
Thy Second Session (lS'Jl) of this Institu
tion, wili co.nruence Jalv l.-t. For Circulars and
iniormanou apply to
Mji. Wm. ?.f. GORDON,
ma. 17 05-d3m
Ta,x Notice.
I WILL attend my office, t. the Court -House,
in the cit3' of Raleigh on the 1st day of JUL
M;xtt for the pur pose of collecting Taxes due from
Merchants for the vear ending ft Julv, 18G4
ju25-129-d5t " W. H. HKHi, JherifT.
Office Nohth-Carolina Railroad Co. f
Vanck, June 22, 13(i4. f
fplIE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MELTINtJ OF
j the Stockholders of the North Carolina Rail
road Company will be held in the city cf Raleigh,
on Thursday July 14th, lS.'ii.
Stockhuld.-rs who cannot attend in t.erson will
please bend their proxies. P. A. STAGG.
iuse 2i-123-oaM5t Secretary.
TO THE PEOPLE OF WAKK CUIWTY.
rpIIK CANDIDATES FOR THE LEG1SLA
t ture and for. Sheriff will meet and address
their fedow-citizeiis at
Buibee's
Banks'
Franklins
Spikes
Dunnsville
Fores tv ill e
Rolciviilo
Wak-titld
Hood's
Barney Jone-.'
Lashiey's X R'ids
Green fj;,vel
Moriisville
Hayes'
OaIc (irove
Laws'
Thompson's '
Wiiev Lvnn's
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
We-ip'-sday
Tlousiay
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Tie?day
Wednesday
July U
15
" 16
" 13
44 ID
" 20
" 21
tt 22
23
" 25
25
a 27
" 23
" VJ
30
Aug't 1st
2
u - 3
Thurs-iay
Friday
Saturday
Monday
' Tuesday
Wtdr.esdav
The Tax Co
ectors will al'o ctterjd and all will
have an opportunity of paving thr-ir State and
County Taxss. W. II. UK; H, Sheriff,
june 27th. 1664 dtf
TliVKSDAY, Jl'XK 10, 1S61.
k3 Proposals will be re;-ived by the under? inrd
until the hr.t day ot September next, lor contracts .
for making verbatim reports of the proceedicgj I
and debates of the Senate of the Confederal :
. States. j
The contractor will be required to famish his
own assistants. The sessions of the Ser;.tttw ii, j
it' is esiimated, average about six months per an
, Bum.mui ahout three bouts per day.
Stationm-y will be furnMwd at the expense f 4
the Senate, 'a? a!.o a reporter's room for writing
out note., together with lis: lit? and luel.
The contract will oe .ude for one year froia '
the tirst Monday of oren.bt-r ntxt. and a ro rJa
cotnpensatiou paid th contiactr monthly.
The reports must ein'niaee a verbatim report of
all motions, resolutions, remarks, spevches, and
guch amend ments ulfered as may be necessary to
explain the debates. '
Tnv committee estimate that the ' principal "re-,
porter a- d three ad;t;iiifs cm perform the wotk.
. The chi-f repoiiter anti hts ait;rit3 will be
officers of the Senate, aud entitl-d to tee privileges
and immunities incidental tnereto, and renij.Tal
by the Senate for anr want of capacity or tid-i ty.
A fair cop v of the daitv reports ia est be written
complete in" tiiae for the next daily morning
papers.
Proponls will be addressed to James L. Ohr,
Anderson, South Carolina.
JAMES L. ORR, Chairman,
K. W. J' HVSON,
A. G. P.r.oWN.
'Richmond, June 11th, Ibii. 121-tawl5t.
CaIldidates, Cards.
CRAVEN COUNTY.
Tv thz Soldiers and Citizen Voters Craven
A T TH SOLICITATIONS OF MANY
V friends, I offer myself a candidate for re-election
to represent the comnty f Craven in the Hose
of Coinmoc?, ia the next Legislatare of North
Caroliaa. If elected, 1 will serve vu to tae best
of lay ability, a', all times guarding well roar
iaterest?. T. II. G A SKIN'S,
june 12-118 dte 1st Lt. Co. B,67th Rft. N C T
For the Sbe riCalty of I'raTerr We r
anthorired to announce, that ALEXANDER
C. LATHAM is a candidate for re-election tto the
o&ice of Sheriff, in the county of Craven.
may 24-101-dtf. '
FOR SHKRIFF OF WILSON.
WJK ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
V V W. W. HATf S, as a candidate for bheriff
of Wilson couaiy, at the easaieg electioa.
JoyaeryDepot, June 5. 121-tde.
Granville County.
E are authorized to announce Dr. W. P.
Y'OUNt, of the ariar of Northern Vir-
w
giaia, as a candidate for a seat in the House of
Commons to represent the people of Granville ia
oar next Legislature. Hs will .upport Governor
Vance for re-election as Governor fur the next
terra. ja 10-116-tf
TO TS VOTERS QT CSAVIT CC5TY.
TjELLOW CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS; I
i anioaace myself a caadiilatl 1'vr re-electi-n
to the Seaate for the aext Term of our LeisU
tare. Daring thu past Terta, I hare endeavored
t discharge tar duties faithfally, aad accerdiag
to my ability. "I thank yoa for th hoaer you
have heretofore done aoe, and hope to tnrit ywur
coatinued confideace and ftappert.
Your Obt Serv't.
jaae 14 121-dte NAf HAN WHIT OSD.
I am Aiit3orIscl to Aanoancc !v A. Fee,
of Caldwell County, as 4i caadidat to repre
sent the Senatorial District composed of the
Counties of Ciid well, Burke and McDowell, ia
the next General Assembly of North C oiina. '
june 18 123-d4w.
SllEUtlfF tJF CATAWBA COUNTY,
WE are authorized to Renounce tht JONAS
CLINE is a candidate for re-eiectioa to tbe
efdee of -JiheiilT of Catawba County in August
iiaxt. jaue ?7," 18G4. dte.
. FGli SHERIFF.
TrE are authorized U announce WM. J. POPE
' for Sheud' of Lenoir county, at the election iu
August. " jul l-134-dt
LENOIR COUNTY.
"rE are ruthoriz.vX to announce W. W. DUNN
' as a candidate for tha Housu of Commons
froaj Lenoir county at the ensuing electiou.
jul l134-c!6t
WK. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Dr. JOHN F. FOARD a emdidate'to rp
rc.vnt the Cmty of Rowan ia tbe House of Com
mons of the next General Assemidy of the Stata.
. , .
Greene CsiiiUy.
To th: &1 'iers and -CUiz:n Voters rf Gr-'cne
County :
T ihe folicitatin of tn.vnv friend., I uniionnce
myself a candidate, to iv pr".nt the county of
Green in the Hons 3 of C iuiuoii.s s.f tho i.cjci Lcgi.
lature f North Carolina. If elected, I w iils'-i ve
x-fi to the be-t of nr abiiity; guiidieg your
interests wiih unswerving fjdiiity.
J. T. FREEMAN.
Snow Uill, June 27, 1804. .EiJ-dte.
Wilmington Jnuraal aod State Jtmrnal cpy.
A C AND UMTS" FOR TIIK LIISLATl RE.
jy t lT 'A Vi il W. IX V-K .V , Co. K, 1st S. C.
JL Cavalry, respect! ully olf-rs his services to
repr':r:er.t the people of Warren county iu the
Housj of Commons of th.? next' Legislature.
Election first Thursi.ty in August.
may 1 l-r."-jvtde
'
TO Tliri VOTERS' OF FITT C'Jtm.
GENTLEMEN: In repons'f to tlie soMcitatio-s
of numerous friend-!, I hereby announej mysdf
a c;!rniidiie tr the oSi.-e of SheriG' ul Pot coutiry.
If elected, I .h:ul en Lavor to diseh.tro t'.a duties
of tlie oOiee faithfully.
JAMES II. FORBES. '
jidy 4, 18fi4. d'A.
JctPdslifti County. Tie zvo, aninsrizrec
and rcquMted toantioance the fallowing gen
tlemen as the Conservative canrli late3 to it pre
sent the county of Johnston in the next (Jeni al
As-euiblv:
For the S?nata-TIIOS. D. SNE. D, Esq. Fer
the CVmmons W. G. RANKS and W. A. SMITH.
1 his ticket was seUc.edby the Re?efV's frora
Johnston, in eamn t Goldsboro and by a mass
m'eetins of the tdtizers r'Nainin1 at home, held
at SmithbV.d on the 2Hth of May. Thcta ffei tle
nen will t-e supported by ail tre Coti-t-r vatives.
Th'V en iers tiie plitforii of Vie: Prrsideat
Stephens, Gov. Rrown and Vr. W. IIMc3, . and
if d ieted will do all they caa to procure an early
and honorable peace Jura 3 110 dhy
DAVIbSOh Ctii'NTY.
To tlie Soldier 4n ; Citizen Voters of
i Davidson Countr : We ne-3 permitted t au
tioujj'cj Col. 0. W. Br dha-, of the 12d Kf s't. N.
C. Tioo,. aa snitatd-t f-an'.idate to represent the
people (;i Davidson CoUHy in tfi" ILun of Com.
icons of the Gnrral Asembl v of Noi th Carolina. -Col.
Lrao-haw has been a faithful soldier in the
fi -Id for thr'e vears in dfft-HC it ii cntrv; aud
will a; faithfully represc& Lis counti t it rests
in tho Legislator, if the peoolr rail him to that
position. 124 ANY VOTERS.
june 27, ISG1. d2'J:
To the Soidieis and Voters of Ilartin
C cunty.
1J1 AYIXO ben repeatedly s-i!icit.ed by many
i. friends ia and out of the aircy, I have cm
sented to aanoance cm sulfas candidate tu reare
snit the eouaty nf Marti in tit Hoe.-. of 1,'ou
Hsons cf thiRt-xt G-n-r.il Ast-d-ly of Nwrth Cro
b(a. As t i tli uoiky of thu country, 1 will n'ujp
ly ftatc, tbt 1 be!i?v the surrt way to obtaia a
pei ojaneat and ariy pace, is for th i cople t
hoMe to support the Ad.iiitii-itration -f the Presi
dent, and t d,o ali iu thir p er t aw.riinrate tbe
f tk., . l.li. I.' ti ,;i;.o It.;U' tt.t 1
fj,it4:f,ltiT Bervrd m--pantrv be field for the
last three ye-rs. I flatter Hiy-lflbjt I krinwh'me
thing of a pd3iei 's li , ind tbat I l?el for hiw a
iaterest tLMt m osc t-l e an iLo aotborae
with him .h s t ils and p; iv j irjs. His ietere-t
is the interest of our w;iiis!ni o ici.trt. I a
Var.ce man mt! a.n -to..th asd :? mil" oppuseJ
to Holder. 1 witli.ir!y ja'J. tiat :f!-eteuto
the pcifiti' n. it i not .t ; t u li- t lcav the
artev, a d n iri'i; th- tiu not peat in the L-g-ilatire
i!a:N. I w iil L t-u .1, a in daty bouLi,
with uiv giiarit it-gisi-iit. rhavitir; with tbcu? the
fonunrs of war. Ii 'ct--.1 . the u!fttt ot brti'n
citiZ'-fi nu .)Miris l t-. va to tk b-t .'f
lay alility. If imt. 1 Iu'! eride their decis
ive Ve;'v i' -o- t J u i . .
" ri V". KNIGUT,
L cut ;.i. 31, t . C. T.
Jun? 9. UZi. ' 1 15-dzlt
rns ciTizxs. sot. dj ens azu kr-
FUH tlS . O t' t' A . Q CO T A .7 CO USTT. -
7 Z ax? ati.u. :zrd to tce:ujr fcEO. W.
V H.INVON. a c..Tuiiat ta r-ereseat Pa
qutiiik cjunty ia th text Ueae f Ceaiaies.
w. lt?-S3-dtw twt
WTY, are Jiuib-tr z'd t n or.stod to
V V arcuuee U. I ;iT t V . M
CMi.didate
fr th- ilonri of Of a ..'. '.r-i
Aiaioar;(9 Cwna-
ty. i.i
iuii
tJi
i.-xt L':-: t;;. -r.
7-112-utJtiwit
From the Conservative.
Trrason Stalks AbroadThe Conspiracy Ex
posed!! A fecref rath-bout.il S ciety, of a treasan
able character, exists iu North Carolina. There
can be no ibmbt of the fact. The j rocf has
been gradually accumulating and is low over
whe miag. Tbe camw cfsi.nie of it traitor
ous leaders are known. Their dare of .11
scnabUge have Letn ajcert.ineil. Their c!ian
nels of 'com!nutication" bare betn discovered.
And as an evidence alike of t!i extent to
which treason lias ventnmi.to prorata Igatu itn
flagitious tlocUiue.s i.i our midst, arvl f the
jMsitivetiess f our kn -wktlge repecting the
organization through which it eks to destrojr
tlie Omfedeiacy, we would cail tbe-attentiou
cf the publi;- to the following facts which
have been disclosed by tl. iaitiated.
1. Tne orgaui7.atiou is known as (ho II. O.
A. Scci-ty the letters standing for tho wordj
Heroes ' Aunrica.'
2 Its motto i Truth, Honor, Fidelity at.4
Jnxtire.
2. Tbe Oath is as folbw :
I, A. B., or my own freo will and accord, and in
the presence of Almighty God, d hereby and
hereon mosteolemnly swear, or affirm, that I will
never reveal the secrets of the II. U. A. to any
persoD, except it be to a true and lawful brother
lIt?ro. I furthermore promise an. I swear, that I will
not confer the decree of the. ILro upon a,ny person
in the woild, except I am au'horized by u brother
who has po.er to dj so. I furthermore promise
. and swear, that I will not give the secret words of
the flcrot in uny other manner than thai whieh I
Bha'l hereafter reccivo it. I furthermore promise
and sw ear, that I will not w-rite, t ut, paint, pritj, or
stn on anything moveable or immoveable, where
by the feereta words of the t. 0. A. may be tnado
knon. I furthermore promise and fwear, that I
. will not spenk evil of -a, brother lhn before hi
factor behind his back ; but will ive him timi ly
notice of all approaching dinger, binding myself
under" a no les penalty than tint of having
head shot tJtroujh so help me God nud keep me
steadfast in tho due performance of the auac.
This Oath is preceded by an ii janciion tr
read the 2J Chapter t;f Johtia ; and ty the
qutions; 'Arc jolt wil in t kvt- a aecivt?
Are you willing to bo qualiticl to it ?' If-if-firui?.tive
answers are giren, the candidate is
told to 'repeat hid narou oixl I ev,in.'
4. The ii.n3 are these: Ordinary Si.j)i
Tw fi'igrr on ihe nv uth. Answer hue
fu-y.r pa?sfd by rTieew.
Sijus of diatrtfs. Right fi-t e'e-ed or. the
breast, uud loit hand aero.-- tlie mutti.
o. Tiic words ot the II. f). A., are: This?
are gloomy times." " Ves, but we exp ct
better" Why do you expect better?" li.
cause W3 look tr the crd of our delivctince."
Also. th. words 44 Tarre," lht, " J)u:. "'
and Was 'tiny n," wof be ouipielieudtd by
the i'lfonnvu.
f. Th'; SCriptavil :ill-;si.,n9 refT lt tbt si ry
ef lbvhab. the Harlot, w!io hung h ,r.trll n,rd
lr. in her bouvo to secure the protf c-i .0 wliieh
l ad been pr-.o'ii-ed by the ipifi .f Jolni, f,r
tho a.,-j:t 1 e tiibj-.U-d t!.e:; v.iii'ein Jericite.
Th idea is to lo'i g nut t!: ta-a- r m.ji.c ainjil.'ir
sigr. ta ti!--! V-Tkce-, .- t! it fioy ;:iv ie
cognize ll.e'.r fiit-nds and alVufd theei f rotvei. 11
nod re,i f.
rr.".i lois expofittoii of the sctrrls f he u
aooiation. u'n.u-,tbs pl.-."ti, even to t)w m-tt
canhd-nt of iti !.cinlr, that their limcl.ii.a
tiwtis arc utide.'&tu.'id ;w!:ile, at the j-atiie tiin-
it mtw seive t ecuviuce the nnwniy i tie-x-'
tece of A to dar?trous cit!pi s.ey t;iuvt
tbj Confedejac. We expi-ct to I;j abio to
rbf'thi in m. fhort time a.i uccur-.te li.- ffil t:t
H. ). A., t.get; e- with itfi ofii ;: plac-s -of
iiicetinij-, mode cf "aji,i;U,ia: iti.-ri, ,c ; and
tbou,:h we noiy h indued to ire laany v.
have been U". wittingly hiveigVi ito the or
ganization, iU riiilt a.Icra lud bitter he ware.
The obircta of this as-fiat ion :' pre enii
nent'y tfeiviaa! !. Ari tnifajsp'cting n vi is
appr -Coo l, ui.tl (iiieti' d ns to 1 is ! jsiro to
ha.e h:s pri-prrty pr. ic;cil io ti e event of
raids, lithe b te t ak- , he i-s tnad.' to bv
liovo tba stil-j'tg.iti.tti in itu-vit l!e ; th s'.ot'
01 the iiurint is n 1- tt t t oi'o indie itiug a
mod of f;.srapy from Jh :iUof Mich a fate;
tbtf Oath is then atln.ini.-tercd. and ttu ob
jeets of the s ciety folly lii .doknr.n t. him.
The Jlao uV.ds to hs Mirpii?, pe h ips, .
that, in Thus :ittu!isptinj hy nciie:uu.s r.nJ
- unpatriotii' ellot ts to -':t!re. favorabl ; t,!"!..s
for binis. ll arid hv bo::':i ;iii in tJ us cfv Uio
Pi preFp'r ni.ion th'? nii.-erif -', 1 f 1 is iVietdsanJ
the Iowi)f-j'l of l.i.s counti'v has bf :. o ?
the member of r.n assciali on dvi$,l h;j the
Yanhe'x thcnis'lves, asaoov ri rii cowardly
mears f if.'Cib.g th tubj-j.-di rt an 1 fb-.v;-ry
of the S uth-rri p-ople. Hois p .'vd it
as direct antagoui..-iri to li-e a:;?!, irtiors .'.
Jaws o' the ( 'lailei.efacv, a if I" ta' en
tbe Oath to Liticolo, or l;ad ti.it I in the
iioithern nrtny. II bt o.ncs really 1 . pv, a
cm j iiator, and a tr iiJ. r. in th;- f.iihst ti i an
itig id t!'.t?2 vroru- u? j ct t 1 :l . en t'.y i
OcAth at the hands oftf.e hatsc-nnn, aod with
Mi tpdiinptitn l-efo.-e I ho Mtv? It. at affordrd
by the litter min of ti e lan.i which gave Mm
biitti.
Io pr-, f "f 1 -s, it i r u)y f:rc.-.- u v t rr
f r to that p-at:o.i ol the ;t'i. ' cl. bin's
each niet-i'-r to i-st a b.";t!i . ;.'. ;.(! t.
" give biin tiui'-ly o-.ti..-" of a!. ;.t,p;v.o '1 ttg
danger." The obti':ti.ii i; . . i: .r, to"
li.irburtni' of du-t rt; is gi'vi; : o! a d and
c an fort to Van kc e j !-- e a. v y :: g i : : . n- ; r
i;: fi t mati'-n to ee.-:x a: d tip m I ru;-j'ti-
of ai..y act, I oa ever utipatr t.uz r tr a -oi.-bl'-,
w hicii io ay be fjti, .r.dej y s te':; .n
give the t. aT d;! rvs.
a' no man del ab h'tn If, witi'ie r .
ti n, that V If j !trev t i n i-i a I w of n.iiio-2 '
8...-..1 an intcrprctaii'm w u:-! jv;i'v tne
vti in itism.-' ahject .ar lica fr.e ira ta
in bin wdder dream of ;:.:. :b; viTiari ia
all that can rs c oceiv.d of p f:d:y. Tt,e
law of (ri;d and m 01 ri'ir; ;! ho li r. r-re.-pondf
c- piottujs. or at'tnipt- ; niah-n
t. iro wah tr, -'tn i m m :.'t:.v, as r t r-,-. t J
t er , i:lt a 1. . : a :i ;.-i ( i t r 1 o f.'t
1 i
,1.
No S'l' iej f t.-T
-.-!;! pe r'!u th j
?n I w-cked. a
1 i"ititry I r :'..
I, a: ot a i.at- .' -
i-; h-r ry
:-h
.1 1
it
; i ro 1 e l
,)' 1 -y ajr .it . t 1 e '
u ' . 'iff ; -'er.
1 1'
JA V g- ! h'.t : t: m-;i
& a
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.'ie:i
'
il. i;'' e-1 1 1 j
du'.f O- i '(" !., t
at:'-, ana :;:i :." .- ; r,k. . - i-. ic a (.
je:t. .
Tofi-h we w v.ild say, Ut a -ji; it of !;;:.
udm--'i'tii n, t vi-wr-! v s t-T-t l-e'..re t! ?
Wiri i. by f.bati'l-.a:in y ur en; a-.-'K-ia ',
ait i ri'iiTeii-.g up i-i ir, fjily f 't vour co-joi'v,
Tbe S-'trttt Cur I i- " 1 1 t p ov.-t t'.i -e
of '-uriy ag.u,.-t ti e en .. . kt-. ; 1 1
inv ke the d -r -d f 1 - ' .: , ...?-.
v."-e ou: -.X'" '. r :' v f i '--. a-'. '..,
ctti.eir bt d, 1 1 to dii -ct tile and oi jtt;-.v
in the vindication of In-r nntr.ijed laws. f
if, perchance, t'n- fatr n" th- eon'jtirr-d hhonld
I e ours, yn'l will fjrd tl at. i:i t f- ifniito tn
rt,;..v,t1,.i r.tik r .v. . v.. ... i
r .-- .-! ( ,.e- i.ifec iur, vow nave
but relio.1 v mi 'a 1 roken m-d or rop of
nar.d.' lund. r i their nt -reat p"..-iA:i. and
u,".'V'er 1's U' T pf'Tni' woald m rve t tho
slightest in-pe iiTrnt fo ifM hciiH gralifiea
ti"n. AmoniiMJch tlitevesn they have dowir
tbeirtH:lves, tbtre ntilv rentait honor rtK.it 2 h
'to hate their.db r' while they luxuriate in th-t
fruifaof the trraNUi.' ' he V.iruniM ef (lot
cnvtt'm would mi rely Wnv nn mdefeafsU.'e
ri-ht to dep!.-f the wirtehrs who had tedd
tlir c-.ii:.try. and to betr.tr tlitr.. in retnra
Ct tl.tir hear!!-s t rrtidy. You no1 eipet
no:l ,'w.c frora the Yankee, even if Mic -esMil,
btiteont pt unj n..t;i ; while t!: rut-e t,f,
your own p.-r.-dc will cling 't.i vn-ir el i'dieiH .
chddren tLrrti.:h nil time. Hcim ml f r, t v,
that iho eyt.a f every trnp man ar? upon you,
and that act as you nny, dcttrthn is indita
He.
Te thoe who In? r.eted n the trertn ef tho
enemy ia disemii.nting this ti.fi'i u?u- plot
among our ppopltf to the high ) i. ,t r tin
tnoNt difigracefTd pcliUm we w..Td 'in;U fay,
th it in.tead ef dent in;- s.lvat:e:t i-i :i V it -t
cud " they ouy yet f:ud per Jili ,1, in a di :oi u"
0',6.
TlIX SKCBKT, OATU-t)fN!, T r F A C N A T: L K
CojisriBACY rt'ii.T CoxnuMtn: 1 itj: tV.
M'lBATf'ItS KXI CCIKI. io Votc w. lloi.ni.N ! !
husce the above was written, we hveie
cc vrd the follow uig cn-uiiuunic iiien Irora the
Her. O. Cburehldll, ofChatbam ciuor, wMcV
willfully riplain it, self. Ai n p h ire Mi....eeeJ,
vcr tince this trmsctmblei pb.t wax dtc!ad to '
exist, it fct.rt;s that ot.u 1 f its grafd j mi j e,
it this State, is to elect W. V, Iluldcu,'
Governor.
The order rf the ' IL rrer. " it ha b. Pn aV
certind, was imported tmm Yat.l;c Joia, anj
it was csprcsly J-vle.l ard concu fed fr tho
purpose vi mowing the r -eds of diloydtv nnJ
tre;joii in the Confedetftte Ktate?, utdt'r thn
fpecuU9 pretext of htloi.dieg protection and
giving amnesty to fioe w tb.uM become"
iiii'iated at-d tske the oath, in tl:o event tlm
Yaukeo atni fi.i u'.d r;rt pi.s(ii.-.i id' the pnr
ticu'.ar section of c. uatry in whi. h ihey nreht
reide. In thi.i way, teduuM a ruinbtr 'of timid
nn 1 unjuspectlug pfiomu, with" a view of raving
tb r pr. perty. ai il p-.-i-ibly ih-ir lives, in tlie
C iHiit'gt i.ey Mt:crt.'df have .udm i the crdcr
of" Hroe.-.'' i'.ut we feel curb lent, that evrry
he:. est loan wl.o las been eM:pp-.l in tl
nvi't dau.r'ib'e ir.ver tiroi 4,f the 1 ucii y, now
that the tdjel &f tl e mynuit. ii-iti ha-j beut a
pn'"d. wid nt once drc'ati' noti-.'i l!wthip "
witli it and expire the wir!e C'ou ri!.
V"e af.pepd (.1 tlie Cjti.Uiio.lrklia i 1 I Hev. O.
Cliwrchlii!!. "wbv if mi nn ii-.t u, .u at; I u in 11 i
terofthe gopel, f tl.u iJ .f.tM j fi n ' ivti. in
the couaty of Chatham, the crti icn; s i,f .Slh.M
lbeki h and l'-.-nton IMUrd, 5. H. U- durd,
J. I!. Long, and ll. M. iMic.g The e 1 tiu- nt n
ie!uly awerti t, u;:l a the er.j t.fet s ntj
u-id retrod to 'i fiel, troth ul vsr.ri'v, yro
i r Mmi" i.i tii i' vr .l! jir t imjT M. Ii leeir Ii
tlfouiy. We ill ii:.". e ti te to My :hMtith'i
.vej'tt oiCi bound e-at ii r.'-y LumiI' i ;
(: : I. m ( 'o., .V. (.
Me.. I'roioa Sir ; I .;.h to ..t u f, , L
fur tlie b n lit n! the public. : il'y. i b.-re i.
a .'1: v,t c Mic rn in liiic, u-l i.(li i cMinti .., uf
mr beloved Old Stf te. It. na 10 iiletoe. ..f
America.' I Is id Jeet, or leaia o'j ar pin
tecti'jii froo, 1 1, 1 noiiv . It hu i. ' ' i ' i .u o
t oatlix attached t it. th it hts ..ir d 1 in.
nnti d, .o a to pr v.o t it m.Ij et I. em tl;ig
thefdet. It .!!-' ill- m-i'I i-t Hcnh, III. I 't1,
(j.. i vr-rv fiendeT ir., lie 1 vtj r .i 'I ; io.d tl.-
i.i.i'ipei a:.dw::y th'ta p-ihoiiii b; 1 1 ht, i-.io
t hi.s '-on vi i:, m ra e ih .il t- i i. ). e i . . 'i'ii
iaku Ui i'iite th" p Kin li'i i 10 ..Vi.i: i o-r th ;
Ol'h tothviii, th 11 lh" ('alh li'tn a.-kf liif 1.1,- '
lidrtte ifl.e can k en-t '.' !!. t'-a him h
thii.ks ran. 'ih 1. !e mm f t . hi-" ,!, ti h
nnthi ig ia t!ii-i ag.iii-.-l y.nithff 1 !:l ;!!) or
I '-ligou-! v, nt lii'-vr "t w i a t i t i, ' f :t!'t.' p r " r.
11 1. in t!;i , they (I. 1 . 11 p, a
dthi l "l vru!, .w. i;t i:;to fhi- 11 . ' 1 - ' v : Mi.- ' 1 '. i
a f!i rt ti ne th iht il v 1 .dl 1 i j'-i'. . 1.0, ;
iht t i 1 n " . m? th- i,a. of (-.);tie !: , .th 1 1 .
bf donii g Melude I w illi n"nii. i: .t.tlti.k (.!,
tiiV eye- we; c oj 'MirJ to t 'ilrit 1 i 1. ! .' u t'- r
in cf If :;rd Dtli'l.-1. 2 litoi.ee dt!.4icd l.!-:ti--1
! ; with the ro.Kcti!, ani I ia d to I 1
torsive me I'M- Uing an il; a 1 1. i ntr. At d 1 I;1 .
licve ;)(.! lorgave in-tor it. Th it I t-,',( -,.ii ,.'
uiy frientls :iiy thought 11,10:1 'h Milj ct. I am
a uaa that u oh. -N i.iiei tt v od rnd ln i,,v
ilatv to my eouiiti v. 1 f d.ik I aiii ,1 hual ma;,
ffi.it alwais have b;i it n.il I do 1.01 w ;r! t l
in ."ivlhii:g that ba a . i!oval t:n 1 !,
A:iin, 1 th iurht m' tn brave I.m , who w n
tjhtin;; lor oitr ind-pei.d-iue, aiel of .1!! 1 L t 1
had d.ie.
It a as 'aid too that all lho v. le b- hoi ' A t'i
this concern ice cxo-c?J t vf- !-.: h. II d-.
dn. 1 knw that I eot!d if t 4"!! V, .u J hav.
ever b."j.i a warm Mirporte.- of 'A. I'. V.-.ia . and,
etpect. if pr Mi.iJtid t'i li c to g i to ih; p"i!', i'.i
Ai:f t mxt, to vt (or l iei s:v.:.ri. I ' i !.i, ...
a (i 1 't.l, my lu .ill nf tho v ho hi. bei-n I 1 i !
flfid nii'lfd, to o.vie i'-ht out l th s tl.ttgnf
tntr-r. , I'peej!!r do I ( M. Oi I.i! ,, ? (,. . t
c m?'u:t: end I w ni l .iy t ot' lh.oii thif.
have i.ut n yrt h-M-'i hji el,t j'.t thi- t ::-t ?!.!
.al.o1. net to a'-cept d' a" v p .,p';ilion :'ut t,nv
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