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Salt! Saltl /!

We see an article in exchanges copied from
Gov. Clark's organ, assuring the people Of North
Carolina that the Governor has made arrangements
by which he hopes to obtain for the people of the
State an ample supply of salt in due season.
If this statement be based upon solid footing
and the supply Of salt will be ample seasonable and
at moderate price for the times the people will be
grateful to Gov. Clark for making the provislon.-
But statement of this kind to be entirely salts
factory to the people, and set them at rest in regard
to the supply of salt, should give the facts-the
proper data upon which 20 base a solid expectation
Our people must have salt-in proper season, and
on the best terms possible. Now, what are Gov
Clsrk's calculations based upon? We are not
aware that the law authorizes him to engage in any
scheme to obtain a supply of salt yet the peo-
pie would hold him guiltless Of any breach of the
law, if he should succeed in obtaining the salt
We learn the State Salt Commissioner is making
about 25O ushels per week, and that it is sold to
the Counties at So so per bushel. This source will
not afford more than one-tenth the quantity of salt
needed. We have heard of no success in the West
in obtaining salt by State enterprise. Private fac
tors are producing salt which may be obtained by
Counties at 81 SO. 1t will be seen, therefore, that
they must have some other reliance But the peo-
pie want to be Of it 1t is proper, there
FORE that Gov Clark should let the people know at
an early day a0here they can get Salt--,Ohen they
can get tin ,Ohat quantity it can be afforded,
and at sohat price.
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GRANVILLE CoUNTY.-We are authorized by
friend to announce that the people of Granville will
support the following ticket for the Legislature:
For the Senate, James S. Ams, Esq. For the Com
MONS Hon. Robert B. Gillian, r. ". Lassiter, Esq,
and Capt. Eugene Grssom This is an excellent
ticket The gentlemen named are all worthy, and
conservative in their views. While we do not in
tend to dsparage others in the Slightest degree,
are especially grated to learn that Mr. Gillian has
consented to the people, if elected. The State
stand much in need of the services of such men as
he is
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NOTICE,

VEGETABLES FOR THE WOUNDED AND SICK
in the Hospitals in and around Richmond will be re-
ceived BY the Commssary Department in Raleigh aud
Greensboruugh and forwarded 1t is absolutely
necessary well for their recovery for their comfort
that the wounded and sick should be supplied With as
many vegetables and as much fruit as practicable
Such arrangements have been made as Will enable the
Department send Immediately all vegetables fruits
ego, butter, chickens &C.
All articles of clothing may be sent TO the Quarermas
tiers in Ra leigh and GeensbOUugh and they will receive
prompt attention. ,
furnished by the Commssary and Quarermaser Depart
ments of Raleigh. -
CHAS E. JOHNSON,
Surgeon General of y. G.
Raleigh, July Is, 1862. SO-w3t.
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ton Journal
Col Vance went into the war on foot, without
spurs. The boys who elected him their Colonel
gave him his spurs, and he has not disgraced them
by riding out of the battle before it was over
What sort of spurs had Gen. Branch won when
he was appointed Brigadier? lie was appointed
because he was a partizan, before he could drill
squad but Col Vance has received no promotion
at the hands of the authorities, because he was an
old Union man. Both volunteered on foot Gen.
Branch was placed on horseback when the bare idea
of preparing spurs for him was considered ridicu-
lous; Col. Vance was kept on foot until the people
told him 10 go up higher.
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HAYWOOD CoUSrY.-A correspondent of the Hen
derson Tines gives an amusing account Of STALL
federate meeting in Haywood, which was evidently
fash in the pan. 1t was managed by Col r. G. A.
and DR.. Samuel L. Love 1t went through the
farce of appointing some old line Democrats and
some old line Wings on the committee, all Of whom
were no doubt proscriptve secessionists, the al
lies Of such. No opposition could be started to
the Rev. c. d. Smith, for Senator, who will be cleo
ted, no matter what is said or done against him
but DR.. s. L. Love was at length nominated for the
Commons in Haywood. The Doctor made speech
against w. w. Holden and the Standard and in
favor of Mr.. Johnston for Governor" The cores
pendent says the people in the meeting were for
Vance, and this is shown by the fact that the Doc
tor feared to assail him. but expended his wrath
Holden. We see what the Doctor is after. He
wants us to write him into notoriety. We decline
to do it; but tell the people of Haywood if they
want a representative who will reflect the wishes of
a few Slallederate leaders about Raleigh instead of
their own, let them elect the Doctor
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Mr.. Vance may make military reputation
Wilmington Journal
1t is not material whether he makes a military
reputation not so he does his duty as officer
and soldier in the face of the enemy. He has been
twelve months in the service and that is more than
can be said of the Editor of the Journal and many
of his eating friends. The bubble reputation"
is nothing when compared with a patient perfor-
nance of duty amid the privations of the camp and
the shock of battle This is the reputation which
Col. Vance coveted, and which he has already won
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Mr.. MILLERS POsITIoN-We invite the attention
OF our readers, and especially that of the people of
Wake 10 the letters of Henry w. Miller, ESQ, pub
ished in the Standard today. Mr.. Miller has un-
dersone no change in sentiment or purpose, since
those letters were written In our next we shall refer
10 these letters again. and give brief sketch of the
course of the Union men of this State from the
Residential election of 1860 to the present time
This sketch will show, what every honest man will
admit that the old Union men have been the truest
Oh the true to their country in the day Of trial.
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ton, we reply that they are simply mistaken; but
even if it were otherwise, North Carolina is 500
eroign, and has right to do as she pleases. At
any rate, her people will not submit to dctation
from any quarter They want Governor of their
own and not one selected for them by Virginia and
South. Carolina politicians.
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ELECTION.-The people of this State will
vote for Governor, members of the Legislature,
and sheriff, in their several Counties on Thurs
d.v. tbe 18th day of August. All our soldiers in
Camp, wherever they may be, will vote for the
same officers, Thursday. the 3Ist of July.
Citizens or soldiers of this State can vote for
Governor, but not for legislators or sherifs, in
auy County of the State, where they may be on
the day of election.
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Decision Of the Candidates.

Just as we were going to press, we received the
following for publication -
AUBURN, 5.ly II, 1862
The undersigned, candidates. for the Senate and
House of Commons for the County of Wake With
the view of allayng party strife and avoiding ths:
discussion of disturbing topics among the people at
the earnest suggestion of sundry patriotic citizens,
do hereby covenant and agree to and with each 9TH
er to discontinue the from this day-to pub
lsh no speech nor circular nor electioneer publicly
or privately, attend any public assembly for that
purpose, until the day Of election.
j. P. 81. RUSS,
NJ A. BLEDSOE,.
G. Fl. Afford,
R. H. JONES,
QUENT. BUSBEE,
j. G. MARRIOTT,
WILLIAM LAWS,
. II. w. MILLER
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, 1.-THE Richmond Eaquireris really anxious that the
Ol'nern people should understand that there is no
Union sentiment in North Carolina let It withdraw
O' thesupport of Mr. Johnston for Governor, and at
SS' treat Col Vance with fairness and justice in this
U'"test Col. Vance represents the old Union men
VI THIS State He has been twelve months in the
a'"y' and he has staked his life near Richmond for
southern independence. What stronger proof could
WI Lincoln want, or Mr. Sianly want that there is
NJ Union feeling in this State than would be fur
"'Sca by the election to the office of Governor of
. 81 man? Has the Enquirer taken this view of
the mattcrg
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500 REWARD.
July IL, 1852.

STeLEN FROM MY STABLE NEAR LEwISvILLE,
- Forsythe county, N C., the night of the 18th inst
small red bay HORSE, heavy built black legs, main and
TAIL and white saddle marks other marks recoected
Gait short pace and short trot and lopes Age II or II
years.
person lurking in the neghborhood and sup
posed be thief who TO the following descrp-
on 81 81 years DID, fair complexion, blue eyes, good
countensnce light brown hair, we'll built about feet
inches high brown frOck coat. black cashmere
pants boots black neck tie, gray flannel Shirt and
carried red carpet sack, made Of hearth rug with the
fringe
reward Of $75 will be given for the arrest continent Mt
and conviction of the thief and $25 for the safe delivery Of
the horse JAMES 5. PLEDGER.
July Is, 1862. 5S-2w.
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Gov CLARK's CANDIDATE-The Tarboro' South
erner, Gov Cark's home organ, and the Whining
ton Journal have declared for COL Johnston for
Governor. This makes it clear that COL Johnston
is Gov Clark's candidate. Nearly every State off,
Ger of any note, under Gov. Clark, will support COL
Johnston; and the patronage of the government
will thus be brought into conflict with the freedom
of elections But it will all be in vain
We have observed the Wilmington Journal for
several weeks, approaching Colonel Vance with the
stea;thy tread and the hafconcealed dagger of the
Italian assassin. The blow has been dealt, but the
dagger glanced from coat Of mail. "0ld Zeb" is
still there He will be in Raleigh in September if
he lives to take the oath as Governor.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday. 18th July. Eagle Book, By William II.
Hood ESQ MOSES ALPHEus E7HnDeE and Miss ELIZABETH
daughter Of Benz. Faison, Esq, all Of Wake.
On the 9th nst BY S. Koonce, ESQ, Lieut.. s. CARTER,
of Netbercus Partisan Rangers to Miss SALLIE A How
LAND of Morehead City.
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RErAL1Ar1oS.-The Richmond Dispatch says that

RETALIATIoN.-The Richmond Dispatch says that
the ir,human and diabolical hanging of Mr.. Num-
ford in New Orleans, by the order of the demon
Butler, has been noticed by President Davis, and
that it is rumored that the President has made
demand upon Lincoln for the surrender of Butler
to the Confederate authorities vengeance will be
visited upon Federal Major General in etaAaton.
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d / E d


At his residence, in this County, Tuesday last, Mr. J.
j. LEE, aged about As years. The deceased wss among
our wOrthest and most useful citizens He died in full
hope of better life He will be greatly missed and de-
plored by his friends and neighbors.
In Richmond Va on the 9Th inst, at
JAMES L. WATSON of Chatham, private in company g,
4sth n C. regiment aged about % years.
On Thursday the 18th ut at his residence in Graham,
AlamaDce county, Mr. ELIJAH CLARK, of Newbern, in the
aSth of his aye. He q member of the Newbern
Baptist Church for 55 years.
At Durham Orange County, n. Co. at the residence of
r. F. Morris, the I'd o: July, after short illness, Mr.
THOMAS ODDS in the sUth year of his age The deceased
Church for the rise of sixty years. Mr.. Woods leaves
wife and children to their loss but their loss
is his eternal gain Blessed the dead who die in the
Lord"
70 Hillsborough Recorder please copy.
At the Winder Hospital Richmond, Va of brain fever,
JACOB NJ ROGERS the first born and child of James W.
Mary Adelne Rogers in the 18th year of his age He
a private in company r. raleigh Rhes) l4th Regt
N. c. Troops Inspired by feeling of patriotic love OT
his native land he entered the service Of his country
volunteer in the defence of the rights OF The South IN
May 1861 before he had attained his 18th year. His last
hours cheered by the Of his father were peaceful
aud apparently painless His remains brought this
city for interment.
Jacob Rogers had the gentleness Of obedent aec-
Onate son. and kind brother united TO the bravery and
endurance of good SOLDIER He met the dangers of the
battle field with calmness and endured the hardshps OF
camp life without murmuring He particularly noted
for his cheerful both as son
and soldier and for the tender regard be always mani
possessed amIable disposition from his infancy; SO
that may be said of him-Ose who knew him most IN
timatey loved him the most aectionately. 1t was lit
and delicate tribute of affection when the hands OF fair
decked his last resting place with beautiful flowers
wreahed with unfading green, cloves last gift" to the
early dead"
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
". " Holden, Esq.,:
DEAR SIR:-You will please announce F. F. FL
lington, Esq., as a candidate for the House of Com
mons of the next General Assembly for the County
of Chatham. A VOTER
July TO- 1852.
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BrSSsrDE.-There appears to be no doubt that
Out very small portion of Burnside's troops or
suppng are now in the Eastern counties of this
'1'e' The greater portion have Joined McClellan's
army and the fleet on James River
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FAMILY GROCERIES AT AUCTION.

FAMILY GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
VNTILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT 10
w o'clock ut Towles Auction and Commission Store,
l barrel Good Brown SUGAR,
d.. Coffee Sugar,
] bag best Laguira Coffee,
9 sacks Turks Island Salt,
i jar Butter, aud
do Lard.
JAS. NJ. TOwLES, Auctioneer.
July Ia, 1882. SIT.
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GEN. BEAUREGARD.-We are glad to learn that
the recent report of the death of Gen. Beauregards
wife, is wholly unfounded. The Charleston Mer-
curry says, "the brave Creole leader WILL We trust
ere long be heard from"
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Vance Tickets.

Vance Tickets can be had at this Office at 81 per
thousand and the postage. The postage is 20 cents
per thousand.
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WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
TUST RECEIVED NEW SUPPLY OF FIVE CAP,
q Letter and Note Paper Also Envelopes of different
colors and qualities on hand. 49,
July IA 1892 ~
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MERCHANTS BANK OF NEWBERN.
A SEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT
- the Capital Stock of this Bank has been declared
this day. payable at the Banking Room in GrIensboI
N. c., on demand
W. W. CLARK, Cashier
July 49, 1862. 5e-2t.
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NORTHERN MARKEr.-Gold is selling at premium
in New York of 16 per cent and upwards. Cotton
commands in that city from 3S4 to 80 cents.
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