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Td THE GOOD TEOPLE OF NORTH CAhOLINA
IIo many of yott bate carefully taken a rero?pect!ve
lew of the history of our belated State for the past
three years? Taose who, have, can unhesitatingly say
that she hat passed through a trying orde on oulj
squalled bj the bloody timet iowhich our forefather to
nob! fought bleu ana died lor tbt iibertiet which we
. n...l" Y ... .' ,! f-A xir.nt,,n. N.C. imti the raiders are In possca-
wia noifLarig tmnuis wao-wiu toiiiut ur; nui- - " n - - rvn.-.l
den at nasals and robbers. But w risk nothing in sion ?f that place, au Inip. .ur.,-.,
.t- .k,. .H r ,ki- i.... r ..V t ,,. ,. ta rheak and capture toe raiders, woo u i
Htllioi iu.i.iivi iui. vi... ucinuin ig . " I " - - . I' .. . , . .. ... It..!..
.ill tor and ara friends of Mr. Hold n ' . ' comprint four companies 01 ueseners auU
I ' . I I . . a . rtrvA . 1 I aba an.
rConederM. . GoLr.SB.iBO'. Jul l.-Aiipuw rainera
7??jir Jonxsroys arm?.
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lured ou tbe Petersburg and wewon xvtiiroau jwur-
day.- ,
Maubtta. June 27.Abt)ut,tea o'olci this imorn. I , ye - DtTt been permitted to se tbe' following des-
' ' ve atrugghng to perpetuate. Kfl during thes ng the tDeuij,coneUtiog4if a part t Pa nier ,fckho
. years of tore trial, we hive been bleated with a noble J neU,a..BIir,e. Howard aud Loiran'l corns, attempt
, Chief Magistrate one whose whole soul, mind and -j t0 possession of nn angle or the fortlflctuon A far as wb'catt earn, the enemy bate been routed
f . trength has been' osod in order to reliete the waott 0u our luft cenue, held hj Cbeatham aod CleHiroe wi eonjimble Iom, and BeArly, if not all their ar-
ptch which 1 autbentio.- Lnftderut, ' ,
- n 11. 1 - ul.f.m..iWAnt.
DKLLflKLD. rfuue sv,nc iieeu no ruuivw.vu.-.
and comfort the dUtreeees of hit natiVr States ' Uo
hat bought np vast tfiooants ofprorisiona; had tb.enj
. earofu ly atored fof Vlittribution; eent to fiugland and
pntjchasod Cards for our mother, wive and enter,
"T nod aeIJthBua"adlSe"pr6iioniar eo'hlTIieBy
' manifesting his devotion to the People, the State, and knj doatructive'that the enemy
They inarched 'defiantly up in seven Hues wf bMlle. tierT tllj their waeona and ambulances. A por-
Our troops reserved their fire until tbry approiubed . f.Bem Crosed tbe Brtilroad atJarratta this
within a lew yarda four breastwork, wbenweKuea 0'nff . Suuads of orlso ers are being, brought
uroiilbitta Jilli gripe esweU'LAN.Gm?"! J.f ? 1 i-iv ba tone Su wulu-andnbout aiinai yjjrgro
t"g f ret Lavoo in-tbuir ranks, uur fire was ho rpi f prl80uers her.
Ci'Uid not raiiVi auo
HiUn
J
vts driven back' with a'loii" of between ' elul't LuijreJ
un.l sin ttitfiaitviii tiiaan ' ( , '
wiejia. vav u w u whi
Tbe woods where the eneoia dead aud wounded are
now-lying are on fire waking it imposMbl t"nog
them vS. Our losj, owing y tbe raeu being prottctea
by their breast works, ia very small ; .
Criradier Ueneral lumbal!, woo cotnmanaeti me
first brigade of tbe seouud division of lluwurd s fourth
army corps," was killed, li is so leponeaoy ms own
men who were taken prisoners.
The wagoners lu AhuUaII s TlrigaJe sunerea very
severelr.
Marietta, June23. Tbe severe. punUDmenriu-
flicted upon the euemy yesterday by Gens, anle and
LonDsr. renJfred tueui verv quiet to-uay ine nre
Inch cotuuiauicated.to tbe wJj is still racing. .
One of our otlicer in authority called to the Tan
kei oomm.iuJM-, ter.iog mm mat as an act 01 numnn
ity we would cease firing and give them time to carry
-of thoir.wouudi'd, wild were? ttiauua dinger of Uiug
burnt alive. The iroroiitio!i .waa accepted by tb
. enemy, and the inu ha tug ceased, "their. wouuld
Were taken off.
l)uriug tUe.ioU'jrval that elapsed it was ascertained
that tbe action of yesterday resulted in frigl.tfu, osa
the Confederacy., t-;xs''"- t'-j-.----
Beside this, lie has imported vast supplies of cloth
Ing, shoes, blanket, &c, for our gallant sbldiersi cen-
tlv keerftr then prettied with suett artioie ae
'they need; tbevincing for them that watchful cure
nnd patriotio devotvon, which' characters tne reeling
.man. Ibo. patriot, and the model Governors Taken
from the array ajid elected by an overwhelming ma
joriryK without naaaifeating aay desire to auvum tbe
responsibilities of the'wSje but wiUiog, like a true
patriot, to serve the-State in any position to, which the
' people might cll him bo sid if you choose to elect,"
me yonr'U jveroor, I will do tho best I can for you.
They di 4 elect him; and then resigning bis position as
Colonel of tbe galliuit 2Cth Regimeift, "he at once" en
tered upon the duties of tbeimpomntution to which
be had been called, t Hit administration of the affairs
of tbe State have been as free frrfm errors as perhaps
ia the tot of mortals winning for biin the prtud title
of tkf model GorernorZ pronounced in the Senate of
tbe nation; and echoed aod re-choeU,by tbe press nud
people Of the. State.- Every-body seemed xatisfiel
with him even thos who at fir.t opposed bulectiou.
. Ia such a time as thrj when harmony and uuiuft
seemed about to bind together the discordant cjetneoia
tbVt bad agitated and riven the Mate, ami wuen all seem- t0 ,ne ei,en,j. j0 fr0nt of CkbOme's divi.Mon alone
ed to favor his unantmou$ re-e'ettton w. w. llolden j ,Dej. 38iofer UB- thoUjnd, wbMe in frunt ofjbtat
nomes rorwatd aoa anoiturM a cuihw ivr hlll,'s ytnn it Wlii ,aaon p-ewtvr. Our losswaa les
the offica of Qovernor pleading bis own chaise, and cn J.,ys iiito ttkinnisumg.. One huudred
snpfeorted only by his owikpsperantue J rvgnu. lie 0(J fiflv wiu Oorer 4i) castfaiua 00 our ud.-Walk.
eomeXorwMds-ilift iiai: tC4BjJidataa Ujur iimse l
of Ikt ttraUett tect declaring, "his principles are well nioe out of ee,ea iftco being bayoneteUjn t"be .nffa
pits, wliue tbe:r officers actuillf cut dow; tlie enemy
wiib f abre. Jwo of "our oificers- from tbe sivaie pil
came in wlta a bavonet wound., while their domes
were perfectly perforated.
A Serge-ant ot General Jckton's BtigaJe t-eized a
-' a ' 1 .
Mjeu while lue lose was uniei, ana inrew u inni
tbe .pit into which it fell, lie was! promoted on th
field by Gen. Jackson to a Lieutenai ey, but he mod
estly declined. tbe hur. Sergenut J. riolcii;, Com
pany I,-J29ih TetineeeIlegiftient, TaUgbn'n-BrijaJe,
leaped over tbe bre-ist works, eizt tfie (an.Jurd pre
sented by Gea.'Buford to tlie'lk7tb Illii;oi Hegtme-it,
wrested it from,lta beSrr r awl brougbtit triunpbatj1y
to enmp. lor this daring act U-.n. llarike presented
tbe banner U th galiaril Sergeant. It was inscribed
with 'Belmont. Union IMj, ; feton lliver." Tbe et.e-
"e'y--mal-"aeepratmttpt Intake-Kennet
.Muunt.tio anJaitntked our work in coluuns of rickJ
troops, ibe beroen of MiMou:t.iy Kidge, but Irig's
4rps drove them 3ck witlr Ium UuiaUd t lwv-
Watuos. July 1, 18G1 .One hundred pi fiHy yan-
kae nriaoaera. braider) anived here at nooa- to-day.
tallrn veteHar. TLe newa'from lielow is gool
f On bundled nod twetitv-six"pri?'oners Iraideri eap
tuied near Stonv Creek by Fits Lee' forces) pned
through thin city yesterday, r roart for the Georgia
prison. ConfalrraH. s . . . ". , .
, A tepbft was prevalent here yesterday, that 2,pOO
Raiders bad be cojeap Lured at 15 aj fiel J, "ox t h re abou ts .
THE MOROANTO.N RAIDERS, JU-L.
A c?5?pnteh front Sail: baryiost received, states that
Kijk's bund of robbers had been pursued" beyond I ed
m intSrriutr. with little los on our side.-Kirk bs had
. A .
bis arm broken (iitr It had not bren bts neck.) Tbe
di.-paldi doea u. t say What lui titer los tbe bimJitti
sustained, or wbetber any wese captured. IV e regret
to learn that W. W; Avery, tto., bo was one of the
purauiog parly,.has beOn puiulujly wounded.
.It seema tbe band released the KerrvM captured
tCanipVancf, alter stealing all their money. Wbnt j
ever tbe boys may hate had, waa probably oP"utd is
sue, " and Kirk will find it bard to pasi, ern at tbe.
drccount If be had kept the. bys be would have gin
the 'new.issue,' of tbe best stamp, lie may jet
meet them when they niv command a'prenluni.
' . , . JeJerat.
XORTHERX XWS.
kD- We call f he attention of tke Coramlgjionen
Anson to the advertisement of Msj. Jlogg, relatlvt
a supply of Baoon, at coat, for indigent families
soldiers. The Connty Court, which meet! tblt mot
will, we hope, take immediate steps tf procure a
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-'toT We have t home mny woundei soldiers s
heed attention. Thoy need nourishing, food. It
the duty of edit ens, (they ought to esteem It apri
ege) to look after and provide fortbem! Ufifortuna
ly,' those who are most able, seem least laelined
aid tbem.
There are those who possets not Merely the tec
ssrles, but all the' comforts and In lories of lifea
have uot deprived themselves of one tingle Iniurj
while there are wounded and sick aoldiert, suffer
unii-dylngrwitM annsmA oMhetnrte" wheat tf
. .' ..t 1 . All... .1 . '
migh!Uininlc,rJ)7u.leuuing ineu earn i - g
things which they possess in ajbundanoe. . Will ti
do it? Voe vtrront. ' ... ir
Wbtnevtr you. hear fciaaaVrv war to the t'lasl a
and last dollar" and eakf honest men as trako
look close to his own operations and yon will see tl
be is a skulker, or speentalor or a blockade runner
I , . Vcyrfi,' Jnty ,
t bkb of these Is XT'. W." IIoTdrt";7or fcfrwae the ifi
man t pledge the 'ls man and the last doflarrL
be ia not a specnlstor or blockade runner, he most
iltiJirr. Ibe last man I who will he bet If..'
llolden. Tte.rfr'f to sstk office at the haidtof t
people the last to strike a blow In their d tit ace.
Principle ia every thing men are nothing. Am
of prtnciple is not changed by every wind of doetrii
- . Sfndird Jufy 1.
Oit'of yoarown inctl; W, T. HolJen, yon stai
condemned. A man 'priuciple is twt changed I
every wind of docteine but fou are therefore, I
yuuoa o thoaiog, you art not a man of principle.
Sv tWe man who-professes to belong to one part
and yot is embraced y and serve another part
Trast biu not. Siatdatd, Jmty 1. v
' Wi profsed'to be eTbig in 1810 tbfo on pr
feel la U a Democrat then a Srceeionit thi
known by the people they will. not bo change"
Now, will any one be kind enough to tell Ibe 'd
people of North Carolina what W. IV. II Idea's princi
ples are? ! think it would toxile the most gifted
. -mathematician, ccompinied with several shingles and
. .L.IL- - 1 ti -.. L-..- t.
pieces of chalk, to figure
CDtni
out Etery , bJj
knows, ttmt since Ml llolden became a public mau,
lie has never had any established principles, ; except
alteayt to try and be on the wcinninj title, ia order thit
bis4nordinate ambition- might be gratified. First be'
Wat a whig then' a 'secessionist tbe most rabid
. kind then a snbmissionist then a secessionist again;
' until finally he bs resolved himself into bis original
-- element, and-is a full bloede'd HMt mtrn, of the very
strai test sect. , ' x
Nowdo the people of North Carolina want inch a
man at Out, for their Governor? A man with no sta-,
bility, ever changing, .U not the man to manage tbe
affairs tt Sute. V- " - " 1 ' '
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&pw, as tne urestaui connici is oeing wageu oei e ?p ty fire hundred
uen. L.ee an'i uraui, ui resun ui puh u m; nt
.the war; and as our army, (thanks be to God.) has
thus far proven un over match for tbe enemy', 'an ' the
about, of TlotOry ia ascendiug from every battle field,
ie it oot our duty to do all we can to effect a decided
victorjr for our brave troops, and thereby how our
grateful appreciation oT their gallant actions? And
not do like the leader of "tbe stiaitest sect;" ww dis-.
J?ord among tbe people at home, in or&r to affect tbe
bravery of our trpopsj and be a barrier in tbe way of
XJov Vance's unarumout re-election, tOratify an uu
holy personal ambition. -From the course tie has
pursued, it would seem that he would crnrider no sac-
rib ce too great, in-order to secure an election, and is
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MoKile, June, 27. Gold in Mernphi was qndtej at
two hundred .and fifty. o cotton quotations ar
iiven. Confederate currency was quoted at twenty-'
one cent on the dollar, and still rising rapidly. . All
tbe officials were in bad humor, indicating the recep
tion of unfavorable hews.
A rumor was current that Grant had telegraphed
Lincoln that he was tired if tbe nndartaking. aad
that he must come and take charge bimelf
The Chicago Convention has bn postponed to the of m, Standard. Jmlv 1.
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IWCDIJ-UIUIU Ol AUgaSb . -
Gold iu ew York on the 22d wannoted at two
ImfiJrtd and twenty-five and dosed a; two hundred
aud six. . - .
Tbe C. S. steamer Albemsrle Iiii burnH the ship
Rockingham. I
an aLti-cc-iow.jt. -YwU bsve boiei the politic
eoenpa".- Youwro not to be trusted.
Judge Liabj ht eerand by the conpaoy he keep
. , , Standard, July ,
Thoa willjw be Judged in AngnsO 'Yonraott pr
o'aim you anworthy of confiJcace, aad the eompai
you keep traitr, , J ..-...; ..
Let u adhere to ppi, whaUvrr ay becou
Marietta, June, 29 All his been unusually
quiet along the lines to day. tbe enemy having been
permitted to 1)ury their dead. . Tbe fa ts of General
Hardee's great victory, as They are brought to light.
tbov that It was at first much underrated The
ciny admit a loss of fifteen baodred in front ff Cle
burne's division, and a 1ks jn killed along tbe front
of that and Cheatham division of seven buudre-J and
fifty.
Five hundred ambulances were cofinted yesterday.
from the summit Of Kennesaw Mountain, transport
ing their Wuunded to .lSig Chanty from tbe front ot
Geo. 'llardee's corps. TU-ir loea ulung tbe line of that
ruiiuz io cuapgc wbuhuiuj . same, in front Of Gen . Lor nir s coma. Tbe Yankee
men toconjecturf. .' ' - J Geoerafs Danl. McCook and Farkcr. were eertaiuTy
Butlet us, fellow-ciiens, instead of being infioenccd- kj,c(j . . .
by Holden'f selfish and unpatriotic course, It I us rally ." . r : '
aa one man 10 unuuic i-ict-w mou 1 ppmr nvv ro j ntv
,)KT1I C;11101.i.j -llldl.
TkUlrf nn"r th poopla'artxtita 'l.xh an trn al kwp
Noootalag.tra o Mala'tD oaa loll hit buaurrJrtol.
10. j- . FENTON, Editor. , S7.
1 4ii:siioiio A..C.
Thursday;:::
::::JULY7, 1864
Price of Subscription, 3 per year. , .
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xADTEjiTutso $2 00 per square of. ten lines for
first insertion no I $ I 50 for each subsequent insertion.
ror mining ouly one Mme, s2. Obituaries oter five
lines one dollar per oquare. .
-comerattrinost asioredtywiirrif"weaTrtrneto"Our
couotry, our oaue,; and ourselves, witn a conscious
pride of Living been true to patriotio' duty, we cay
' UtADQOAaTtRS AKMT NoBTHEX VlBGlIIA, 1
r Ju be 24 1 H7" 1 804 . ". '
To Secretary of War Sib Gen. W. II . Lee push
ed, the enemy's cavalry, which- advanced along ti e
Soutbside Rail Road.- He bad a, skirmish' on tl.e ZZi
ii.ijt4nt near Dinwiddie C. II.. and the next dur be
jEANJDAimj(K flrlEJ
The necessities ol tbe -times and the immense eot
ofeverytbing connected with the publics tion ofarap-r,
join in loud anthems of praise to the God of Jiattles-
for victory, with no stain ol disloyalty xarnisuing our
names.'. , ,; ,
tf. ..." U Sa lAr tUm. r.t t,a
qaestion, who is to bo Goveroor of, our glorious old s v.uu4U ,u u u. u-vuiuu ..c,,
gtatVKr i&15r tioTwre. : Let ' u go to the i"g pesWof the roadTby;
9 Vw - jA. ' I ear li i H rhaav, a . tN.ta-trtiv t i tar . I ,Ha war I' U
for i6. B. V APit.r-leeling I " J -
ine roaa was neiu alter an engagement -wnicu contin
t ued from 12 M. until dark," the enemy making repeat
ed attempts to break through aud r juiu hit advance.
He withdrew from Gen. Ltys's front at daylight ou the
24th instant,' leaving his dead nd -wouuded ou the
held, and taking lhc try roHd to Huogary town ad
n.eysnii. ueu. iew ia sini louowing mem.
(Signe
nolle in August and vote for Z. B. VANCE feeling
assured that in bo doing we shall best contribute to
' the honor add glory of our State to the -safety and
welfare of our families to tbe'best means to procure
the peaee, independence' and prosperity we so much
- pray for; and that ire have done our duty to God and
our country. A NORTH CAROLINIAN, .
-TH TIIREAT OF TJOLDEN A8SASSINS.
It will be remembered a band bf desperadoes leagued
together for purposes of. murder and rapine robbed
Mrs. Dais a short time since in the county of Hen
derson, and in a day or two thereafter, aMsassmated
compel us toadhercBtrictJy to our roles in regard to
all matters connected with candidates for office. All
announcements of this character, whether by the par-
I ties themselves or by others, are in the nature of ad-
ii n.-cmcuia, uuu, vq insure luserucn, niusi oe accom-
panied by tbe proper remittance. This rale applies
!H9J.!l4.U.pf0eeiiingi of meU9g.bfiRgii!g out
recommending parties as candidates, and, indeed, to
all matter of a private or individual na'ure This
rule i-t general and applies to all, aud is thus emphat
ically announced, in order that pi.iti- sending buch
may uudrrsUud.ibe reason of their.non-appearance.
Rf? LEE, General.
IICADQCAfcTEBS AMT NoaTUERI V'SCt-MA,
June 2otb, 0 V. M.
Seerttary of War Sib: Jur entire loss y-terday
morning was ntnety-seven kilted and woutfded, and
-Mrr Andiw Jobnton at FkSoel-HBde-eiimBtaB
Cos that would make a "wjld Arab" blusb for shame, has occurred to-day on the lines in front of B ruiuda
and a parallel to which may be sought in rain even In Hundreds auilaround Petersburg. - -. -
the annals of Indian warfare. " . t -'. . Generniamjttonjrejojh
"ZTTpitv&iie "Muti;ttttriijtt NunW'rjiapTftnd" entfeCtliTd
- by this same band to. welt known 4oyal citizen of tbem!ve there.He atlicked them and drove tliem
Henderson c6unty nod others.' There is ob doijbt -from their works, pursuingNintil nin F. M. to within
about the genuineness of the letter. Several namea are two miles of Charles City Grfui t House They left
signed to the paper and are recognized as the names tbeir'deoU and wounded on. the field and along the
of deserter whd have infested themountains for the ronte. Great credit is doe to General Hampton and
last twelve mojitht or mori. Tbejf are all friends of hi command for their bandaonjeuccess. " , ' . "
- Mr. Iloldiap, as wilt appears .- (cligned.) " . R. K. LEJE,' Oenenl,
' "To Mr. Islah pain ana others. . . ' : .
We a strong body of Union men do hereby notify FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
yon in due time that we intend to kill you and every
aecesn in., this conaiy, peiore ine eiecuou in Augusi YANKEE RAIDING PA RTIES OURORCES IN
and every.man fhat Uont vote for llolden. We baje PURSUIT. '
lately killed four of"the Gpd d d devils and we iotend - , - ' '-" . n t A
to clian np every mn as won as the blue coats get Gmw-borcA N. C., June 29.-On Monda a railing
here. Wn intenl to make meet for -doge out of Capt r:v v. -r
7 ..j li. and T three to four bnodred .Strong0, etered Morgan'on on
We are not afraid to trunt the people JIoldenr
No. But tbe people are alraid to trust you.
All ars mutt have a:i end. No war was ever end
ed raere y by fightlnj. Tbe authorities on both aides
mutt, sooner or later tuik the matter over, make too
tuai conce.-sious. and
conce.-eioos, arid thus restore peace. Wiy not 5cui heap. of oati in a Week, if ther wauld
C bant Brrson
Vfe intend V kill, cut, and btfrn, yon all up. 8o you
bad better leave out, and soon,, taking your seceeh
withy pa'.
"AS1NETV' He.
Fereral nsmet are aignechin full, and only .the ini-
"tials of several othera. Socb are some of tbe friends
of Mr. HoUen. We wieb itdistiactly uoderttool that
in capturing some reserves there. - They robbedthe
bank and destroyed a train of ears. The baok is snpos
fd;to have had a large sum of' money. on band.' Tlie
'wr4erireiatato have come frvn East Tennessee.
Kactz's raiders have gone to Grant. They erased
' the Petersburg and Wcldi n K iil Road near BelSeldl
Cuaslottc, N. C.f June 29. The latest infraa-
appoint cotiiUtiHbiontrs mud begin; to talk ndwt
"... ..... .. (Hat,
. mi. - .... t - f . , .
viuc li ie i ongren8, in secrti session, adopted a
nauif!ta, proper and dignified In Its terms, ami the
StlSi3!ttrn we tire ready, iltifig'
anxious for peiweir-eager to negotiate and only Wait
the Hiomeot when they will hold out the leaet prospect
that an oner wodid be accepted, r '. ': - .: ';
Since the passage of this munifesto, two political
conventions have mctln the Norths to nominate can
didates for the Presidency. One has nominated John
...... f"""
C. '.Fremont; the other Abe Lincoln. Both have an-1
nouncell their .determination td proaecnte this war on-
Agreed. . We tare not what beeemet of yon.
Mi are nften faiibleis and fa)! away from princ
plf , but princij'Ie tndi,res a&U can never faiL.,
r' - arfura,yylM
How is it with a man who never bad a rrioclple
You lave profeittJ to Lave many you have show
yu never po-seAed any. Your whole HI hat bet
a falsebood, politically. Governor! Indttdt
" ' - - ATTENTION.
The twenty-five men from Chi county, selected fo
supporting force jn the 7th Iifria!, are ordered to ri
port at Lexington, on the 14tk iiut , arriving on th
evening or tbe lotb. - - ;
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'' gsj We have spaee fSr about (en more candidate
far -lb Common. We annoonc the srventh to-dav
Ten ihore will make seventeen, winch wiil iukeouiU
a respectable number va paper, and Insure, certainly
the tctio of ro. if no more; one of whom will pro
balily be n- Holdenite. Send in your names accorapa
nUd by $15, new issue, or a bushel aod a half of corn
each. - v- . ' - .
"" .v . ' . For the Arn.
7 LASi'rCtiia-, July ith 1864.
Mn. FtsTO: DaaaSia; The wheat crop bat beet
ha'rvtated, and the' the prospect Wat, at one, time, tl
ceediOgly fla teriog.it is now very clear that not mon
than-bwtf- erop will be realise, and. that of loferiei
quality. Tbe redundancy of rain and windt that ttj
iu and COtillb'tard tbrohgh ibe bloomibg' and matorioj
neaaon, caud the failure. The ezcewive and'lo0
coutiuued raina afforded Gen Green fcmpli opportu
nity to eutrencb and foifify, aod it was found that hi
could not. be driven from bis struhg hold before mate
rial., injury would result to , the tot n crops, but out
till and irriergyr assisred by the tJfyililVer tnJ toi
sun, .have lcceeded,ahd he is conquered, Jrivrn from
our field, and the corn," though somewhat injured aod
ma for tbe' time of year, baa a good color, looki
elf; id with favorable seasons, will yield a good
crop. We h id a good raiij last bight, everything looki
cheerful to day-vrgeta lion ail refrestfed-rhope a Good
Provident e wiil favor us. Every man in our commu
nity seema to be doing bit best for a good crop forUbs
sake of our au.-e. Any man. who would nut make
every poaxiblo eflort, nowH that direction ought to
be handcuffed, and sent throuch the Tankea linn.
There are Candidates enough oufr for the Commons to
at it.
til thr Federal XTovernihcnt eiercis.es its rule over the
wWe7SoutYet, iu face of ill this, the pitiful,
shameful, Injurious cry. of peace, Is put up from week
to week in North Caroljnsrby Jwo papers to the dis
gust of the, patriotism and intelligence of 'theTonfed
e racy, 'and tbe contempt of the Yankees. ' r
What more en.we do?J.ItlakeLtwo to make a bar
gain. i The jiuiborities" on one fide-nre ready - to treat
and "tMk tbe matter over?' but the otGer.ei'to will
not listen. ' What, then tan we do but fighl until they
ar willing an 1 in bur Judgment it will not b long.
By tbe way, I fargol to saf that the . oat cron At Verv
fo4 atberibntttfteTWtrirg6W
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The name "of Jat. W.. Henley aeemt t be left oot
inlheJaat . Arguar. have heard a gcod many Tctrn
-"pbt cTtTieoa reglretttng it. They tty, b must
run tbrongh." The Esquire would make a good Repre
sentativo. He is a man of good practical tense and
sound views. He advocates repealing all exemptions
from aervicein the C 8. Army and furniehlpg the
uoveroment wuu every possible resource. He U for
'iVeace, an early peace, - and an everlasfiog peace,
aod everlasting separation from the Yankees, ' Go-'
rrnor Vance is bis choice of all the men In the
Sute for -Governor, the 'Squire It an .b6nestmn
"alTvaut.ige of .nothing to do, while be la confined by
bis-trad (Blacksmith) crowded with work'" for the
publjo, whicji-aM-a-tftnscieotioua man, as" he is, he
canbot loave undone forjtba take of electioneering.
Whether be will soosent to"ronniog through," I pre
sitiiie will be known in, time.-. The candidate! areenall
matters compared .with tbe state of tbe country and
the"hecesity for good -crops of grain and baflon, good
gardens, pi.taloe patchee, turplpt, &oM &o. Let ut
nil canvass for that, tee who cto beat, who can raise
the most, be the most economical nod spare tbe most,
and then,'"nftrwe conquer ourfo and peace ahall be
restored to out cattniryf lt at njoy our heritage a
we ought. -;; . f -FAC(- -
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