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For the Standard.

RALEIGH, Aug Q, 1852.
SIR:-I am informed by gentleman that you
have said that "a citizen of this county, visiting
his sick son at Norfolk while was Governor there,
was treated with rudcness at my office door, and
forced to take off his hat" &c.
Allow me to inquire tho name of this citizen, and
whether he forced to take off his hat by me- or
by my order, or in my presence, and the circum-
stances
am sir, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant
EDWARD CANTWELL.
W. W. HOLDEN, ESQ.,,
Raleigh, " C.
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The Vote of the Army.

We give below the vote in the army for Cover
nor, as far as received A number of detached CON-
pauies voted separately. We have given the vote
first by regiments and then by companies, and have
footed up the result as far as ascertained The vote
of the Conscripts could not be obtained except in
few instances; but we suppose they have given Col
Vance eight hundred to thousand Majority
Vofa of Repimanfs -.
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Miscellaneous Returns.

We are under obligations to a friend, for the fol-
lowing returns:
High Point, Vance 1SS, Johnston 20.
Asheboro', Vance 15l, Johnston 6.
New Market, Randolph, Vance sc, Johnston 8.
Bush Hill, Randolph, Vance 121, Johnston l.
Greensboro, Vance 423, Johnston 81.
Bruces, Guilford, Vance 100, Johnston none.
Coolies, Guilford Vance 1913, Johnston l.
Glenns, Guilford, Vance 60, Johnston none
Jamestown, Gullford, Vance 1873, Johnston II.
4 friend at Lexington informs US that the vote at
that town is, Vance 273, Johnston rs.
The vote at Kittrclrs Granville, is, Vance 81,
Johnston II.
Franklinton, Vance 46, Johnston Sc.
We are indebted to the polite and attentive ope-
ration of the Southern Express Telegraph Office, in
tLis City, for the following returns:
Graham, Alamance Vance 266, Johnston 30.
Salisbury, Vance 525, Johnston 153.
A friend at Statesvie, writing at o'clock on
Thursday, says, "sccond counting, Vance All,
Johnston 49," He adds that the ConScripts in
camp near Staesville voted unanimously for Vance.
Chapel Hill, Vance 1872, Johnston Al.
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From KinStOn.

,'nor still speaks Of the operations of the enemy
,r sO" h'nSton, which point to an early movement
y" "urnside's fleet and forces upon that place.
y "IcSraph dispatch from that place on Thursday
sD.s gentleman here, states that the Yankees are
LHseI IN removing the distractions in the river
INV Alnslon, preparatory to an early movement
t tneSe operations should be checked at once. A
~ 81 sharp-shooters might readily put stop to
D & She enemy has no land force to protect them.
p,,. "a later dispatch says that the Yankees had
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PRISONERS OF WAR.-About 5000 Yankee pri
soners were sent to the Yankee lines from Richmond
few days ago A number of Confederate prison.
ers had arrived at Richmond. Among them are
Com. Carron, Gems. Buckner and Tilghman and
Pettigrew.
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RALEIGH. Aug. 4. 1862.
Col. Ed. CANTwELL.

RALEIGH, Aug. 4, 1862.
SIR:-I have received your note of to-day, in
which you decline to inform Inc Of the name of the
citizen Of Wake, stated by you to have been re-
quired to take off his hat at the door of the office Of
the Military Governor in Norfolk, without consult
ing him-and state that it is due to me to say that
your recollection is he also informed you, that he
was required to take off his hat the door, mot in
my presence,) "by the Sentinel" and that he saw
me afterwards in the Office, but did not make him.
self known to me, &c. In reply to which have to
state that if these facts had appeared in the news
paper article, should not have troubled you with
the inquiry. ...... a.S.s -
am, Sir, very respectfully,
EDWARD CANTWELL.
W. W. HOLDEN, ESQ,
Raleigh NJ o.
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S25 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
HI I'd inst; PETER negro low built and very Reshy;
has small feet and is slow and dull in his movements and
appearance and about 40 years old His hair IN slightly
tinged with grey.
will pay the above reward of twsaty.fve dollars for
The delivery of said boy to Mebanesve n c. or for
his safe confinement in any Jail where get him
s. A. WHITE.
Aebanesville n. c., Aug 8, 1882. 3s-wlm.
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RETURNED PRIsoNERs.-A large number of ex-
0ianSed prisoners are now returning from Yankee
l''u' Thousands will be made gland at the safe re-
urn Of their friends. Among the exchange we find
e following from this State having arrived at Rich
Tona 1t Col John o. Long of the 22d regiment,
IL Wm T. Anderson, 9th regiment, 1t. A. Finley,
~ regiment, and 1t j. P. Young, Tth regiment
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DESTROYS to have engrav-
ing on steel or stone done in good style, will do we'll
no doubt to call on Col. Duncan Blanton, of Co.
lumbia, S. c., whose Card will be found in our COL
umns. Col. D. is spoken highly of by the Column
bia papers.
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MURFREEsBoRo', N c., Aug. G, 1862.
MADAN:-Yours of the 4th inst, enclosing one
hundred and three dollars, has been received.
On consultation with DR.. Charles E. johnson,
Surgeon General of North Carolina have deemed
your patriotic offering would be laid on merito-
rous altar in devoting it to the comfort of Private
Hamilton, member of the Oak City Guards, who
was wounded in battle, losing both eyes, having
helpless family and little or no means of support
Very sincerely yours,
JOHN II. WHEELER
Mrs. S. a. ELLIOTT, of Elizabeth City, now near
Kittrclrs Springs, n. Q.
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Running THE BLocKADE.-Several vessels with
fine cargoes of arms, ammunition and goods have
succeeded within few days. in running into Con-
federate ports. We are gratiied to learn that one
came in on Wednesday morning last
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FALSE RUMoR.-The rumor that Seward had re-
signed and that the Governors of Pennsylvania Ohio,
and Connecticut had refused to furnish their quota
of the new levy of troops, has not been confirmed.
Nor does there seem to be any foundation for the
statement that Vallandigham had been stumping
Ohio against the war and had been arrested
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The Richmond Dispatch states that orders have
been issued for all parolled prisoners taken at Roam
IKE Island and elsewhere, to report their Names so
'ney may be included among the exchanged pri-
SOners,
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CORRECTION.

CORRECTION.
"IE, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SEEN OUR
w names advertised "deserters" from the 18th
regiment N C. Troops take this means of informing tle
public that said names were advertised through
We have the endorsement of commanding officer and
feel satisfied that this will be sufficient to convince the
public that are not cuLpabLe ",'1--- .-
..H.. Dr.. DON. WILLIAMS,
SERG. JOA. B. COFFIELD,
PMvAfz 4. G. PITTMAN. ..,.
Endorsed: r-
WIN. McRAE. ..a.-" .. -..
1t. Col. Command'g 18th N. C. Troops.
Camp Richmond, Aug 5, 1862. 6l-4tpd.
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DR.. THoRNwELL--Ths eminent divine of the
Presbyterian Church. died at Charlotte in this State
after brief illness on the 1st inst lie was at the
head of the Theological Seminary at Columbia, S.
c., and leading man in the Church at the time of
his death
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ELOQUENT TRIBCTE.-The eloquent tribute to the
nv memory OF the brave Adjt Cowles of the 3sth N.
=: regiment, by lone who was there, will be read
WIN interest We beg the writer no. to forget his
r'use to give US description of the battles from
his eloquent pen.
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PRONoTED.-Capt Chas. NJ. Stedman, of Fayette-
vile commanding Chatham company in the 44th
~ I. regiment has been elected Major, cice Major
dargrove promoted
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FOREIGN INrERvENTIoN.-The foreign papers still
preserve a tone indicative of early European in
PREVENTION in American affairs, but we observe m
Official movements justifying such an opinion.
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CONFEDERATE BoNDs-There is a great demand
600 was invested in them last week. At Macon,
Ga, few days since, one gentleman purchased
$40, 900 of the Confederate per cent loan.
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MARRIED.

In this City. July 25h, 1882 by VIM j. Eddins, ESQ.,.
Mr.. w. L; TESNISoS, of BuncoDbe and Miss REBRccA
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Holden rebuked- Wilmington Journal
See returns for Governor, at the election held on
Thursday last Vance is ahead nearly every where,
and Johnston is no where. Such rebukes are ad
mirabe, Mr.. Fulton. Let Us have some more of
them. ..r ...
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CAPT. BLEDsoE.-If Capt. Bledsoe will carefully
examine the returns from this County, he will per-
celvc that he is slightly defeated 1t is noticeable
TACT that the Captain got fewest votes in localities
where he addressed the people. Our compliments
to the Captain. What does he think now of IIol-
dens Party?" The Captain was mistaken. 1t was
the peoples putty that defeated you, Captain.
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tAoMoTED.-Lieut Col W. L. DeRosset has been
,"Hoed 10 the Colonecy Of the Sd N. G. Troops,
~Aue vacant by the death Of Col CASTOR Mearss.
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Some people tell stories from habit, some

Some people tell stories from habit some from
selfin.erest and others because they love to do
The last Wilmington Journal says
ave see that the Raleigh Standard is out with
an extra for eectioneering purposes, giving the
votes of certain regiments now in the field. These
votes are no doubt correctly given, but then they
are picked for the purpose. They give the Vance
regiments and omit the Johnston ones"
The above is the biggest and baldcst story Fulton
has ever told We published not only all our own
returns but all the returns of tho two Stalled pa
pers in this City. This is known to every one who
has seen our extra and it was known to the Editor
of the Journal when he pcnned the above. But
we do not expect either justice truth from that
SOURCE
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The False Prophet.

The Editor Of the Register said, in his issue Of
July 10th, that "tho endorsaton of W. W. Holden
will be milestone around the neck of any man to
whom it is given"
Our neighbor is false prophet. We are happy
to inform him that Col! ZEBULoN BAIRD VANCE has
been elected Governor of North Carolina by an i'm
mense majority.
In his paper of the same date our neighbor said ::
He (Col. vance, is a capital good fellow, good
stumpspeaker, and when you come to joke-telling
he is always " first, and the rest are nowhere"
This is all that can be truly said Of Zeb."
Is it? But the people have said more than that
They have said that Vance is man Of head and
thought fit to be entrusted at this crisis with the
management of their highest and best interests.
Our neighbor has told number of falsehoods du-
ring the late campaign, and now he turns out to he
false prophet How can any one hereafter place
any confidence in any thing our neighbor may say ?
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Every vote for Vance is vote for Holden-Rsg-
lister.
Mistaken again, Mr. syme Holden did not get
single vote-they were all for Vance. How do
you feel, neighbor?
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The Election.

The people of North Carolina voted on thursday
last for Governor, members of the Legislature, and
Sheriffs-the soldiers in camp having voted on the
Thursday Immediately preceding
The returns thus far indicate most thorough
and overwhelming majority for the Conservatives
and friends of Reform We have carried the Legs
lature by a handsome majority, and the hero, pa
triot, and statesman, Col. z. B. Vance, has been
elected Governor by from TWENTY-FIVE to
THIRTY THOUSAND MAJORITY. We have
felt confident of this result from the first and we
now have the pleasure of announcing the joyful
tidings to our readers.
We point with peculiar pride and qualification to
Wake County.
See the official vote in our paper to-day. Vance
has carried old Wake by 1,751 majority; and
Messrs. Russ, Miller, Laws, and Afford have
been chosen to the Legislature by the largest major
tiles ever cast for any candidates in the County.
Johnston County.
We understand that Vance's majority in Johnston
is about 800. c. B. Sanders leads his competitor
for the Senate about $50. The Conservative ticket
for the Legislature triumphantly elected.
Wayne County.
A friend telegraphed US on Thursday evening, as
follows:
GoLDsBoRo', Aug. Z, 1862.
The vote from GoldsbOrough, Cross Roads, Fork,
Stony Greek, and Nahunta counted-Vance 800,
Johnston 1872. Vance's majority in Wayne will be
several hundred. w.
Lenoir County.
A friend telegraphed on Thursday evening
that Vance has carried Lenoif. Bear Creek pre-
cinct gave him two to one"
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Later-Vance still ahead.

We are indebted to an esteemed friend at Green's
borough for the following:
GREENSBORO, Sth August 1852.
The majority for Vance in Gullford is fifteen hum
dred and fifty. The soldiers from Guford have
given Vance four hundred majority, making nine
teen hundred and fifty majority for Vance.
As far as heard from Vance has two hundred ma
JOnty IN Cabarrus. G.
Alamance County.
A friend at Company Shops telegraphs US as fol
lows:
AUGusT s, 1862.
Alamance has given Vance geo majority The
entire Conservative ticket elected
At Durhams Station, Orange, the vote is Vance
III, Johnston 4S
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CHI StanSarS.
R.IEIGU: SATURDAY, AUG. 9, 1862.

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Contributions WortbiIv Restowed.

II VIII Oe seen Oy the lONoWlnS correspondence,
that the proceeds of the lecture recently delivered
at kittrells Springs by Col John II. Wheeler, have
been presented to Sergeant W. H. Hamilton, of this
vicinity, who wounded and lost his eyesight in
one of the conflicts below Richmond. These con-
tributions could not have been moro worthy be-
slowed
KrrrRELLs STRINGS N. c., Aug. 4, 1862.
SIR:-As the Treasurer and organ of q committee
of ladies, desire to return to you acknowledge
ments for your efforts in behalf of the sick and
wounded soldiers of North. Carolina; especially for
your lecture of Wednesday evening last
By our and nature we not allowed to unite
in arms the tented field, nor in those "big wars
that make ambition virtue" But we mingle
voices in the triumphant shouts of glorious vic
tory, and are allowed to welcome those who have
periled their lives in defence Of our loved homes
The voice of woman is never so we'll employed as
when soothing the of the sick and suffering
soldier. Our whole soul is in this cause as our
mothers in 17TG, and the present contest must
end as that did-in our independence and liberty
We collected at the lecture, the sum of one hun
dred and three dollars, which we beg you to hand
to such person as may best carry out our wishes.
We are now preparing another occasion, which we
hope will be equally successful, for cause in which
We ready to pledge our lives and every effort
our natures are capable.
have the honor to be very sincerely,
Your ob't serv't
ETIIOTT
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MURFREEsBoRo', N. c., Aug. G, Is

D Il. GLLIUI 1.
Col. john Ii. WHEELER, Murfreesboro', N. q.
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Steamship Trade wind. bella New Orleans July the
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Brig Judge hathaway.
Also, one bark unknown
Steamships City OF Baltimore tn liverpool Tortou!a
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Wind nj sunset g. light.
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Specie Quota lions.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, July 1c-2P.M.
FLouR.-Ths market was heavy, with sales Of l2,Oc0
bis
WHEAT-The labor strike continued and checked sales
which embraced about goo bushels at decline OF
per bushe.
CORN from the cause, was heavy and lower with
sales Of 40 900 50 900 bushels SIC. 62c. for old
mixed. fea fr.m t.sr, ...r
PORK 6rmer, with sales OF 500 bbls NJ $40 621s
$40 Is for mess, and prime at So SO.
WHsxEy drmer sales Of 300 bbls. az sic. q axe
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= = ::s' Isfs:
rafIA1EIPHIA, Jgly lo-An brig. Daniel Mallory.
Y. sIs 4ssS Ssl o7 Cs. S Va. G9%9 x
Tom s1n, Hayener. Barbados; N Means, wilson Bos
sa
Me- nss ssSs B. hos s.se asnn r
l,h-Arr brig Joan chys. Uptcn MESSING before re
s.ss,s = ss
sg sens PROM Afs sa% e
'hip Aenr.i 'tBr1 %, head 81 John. NB; barn Amir:
chr VIZ ssris as.%s ssP Island Ss
WSoslon Garrison, se'pa.s va na SacS'
a siss sssSi o. s1! Sss
nader es%on Boston Roson ,ro1er AID corSas
S Sa sssa Ls H. osa
dover, Wool Portsmouth,, Mi; Homer Parser, Bucks
ss: :e rs%ye. San r..ns.
90 sar was xe ess g sea s nss TIE Dark fo
~ 70. Snip Island an:
sos The % sSs S aaS sS nr
PORTLAND. July 9-Arr brig Msn,.nilia, Hutchinson
c sseysI is sad sSSs, S
ap s, cro1eI NYo r;: vo.. Ky. ,. 49,. 40,
Allen, NYork. CID bark tJaso Hin an. Havana; bris
jay s1 oa's5' Reeves.
,,PioviDENSB, July o--Arr Falcon. Williams
Taylor do. james Dverty, Carroll Phi adj lph Isabel
Eliya!etpor Christoger columbus Bpoa, n4vers raw,
N.Y. Justice Sheldon. NYork sd sclrs Bss, Hsch
Ph adsiphia: Warren q Nelson smith, do MARI Terrell
Passkl Brown, and Naad Queen Huise, Nfcrk; Monte
yuma, Reed, DO Tor Caiasp. NJ
THAR Petite Jocns NYork; brig Robin, Cor
theil, Groraclown, DC. Sid sehr Lanca Miets Phi
leipha ssoops Proofsass Oak AGENT and Rhode Island
NYofk.
fAWTuckEr, July IL Arr schrs abel Taylor, snaRN
Browning, ksley Phiade rLia; Wakefield, Arnold Eiba
ttpot SID 10Th schrs Segar, Triubie AID Minerva
Brooks. NY TX.
SALEM Jaiy s-sd schn A Cordery. Babcoek, and b
Dennis, Lake, Philadelphia.
lot Arr sehrs Alliance, Ireland and Quickstep, Richard
on, PhisaelIha; Leocdia, Small NYork. Sid schrs h
Vain" right Lndam. and Lady Ellen, Corson, Pnilaael
plia.
Acyan .Iia
WOODS HOLE July Sid schr John Dix NYork
WICkFORD July io-Sld schr Al IN iirswn Crowelf
philadelphia.
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Coffee arm at 2lc 22Kc Provisions quiet Lard buoy

ant Al sxc. ssxc.
BuUAIo, July ZIP. M.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat quiet aud shade
easier. Corn sasier sales 3sc. 39c. for fair 10
choice 0ther grains quiet Whiskey hrmer: gales 200
bbs vt 30c No. asked and refused in other
Canal freights Arm at l2c corn lac on wheat
New York Imports for the last "a hours:ll 600 bbls
four IS 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn 5000
bushels Exports:-7 500 bbs -four III 900 bush
els wheat. ia O00 bushels corn u 900 bushels rye
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Mar lxcts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MAID.

mar Gtgs
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1852.
stDcks steady. pennsylvania 6's, s7A Reading
Railroad, 2ss; Morria lanai, Az Long Island Railroad
1871; Ppnnsyivann Rarost. AIN. Sight exchange on
New York nj par
BAr1fyorn July ~, 1897.
flour-0hio advanced 10c.; demand active. Wheat
buoyapt. Corn--isllsw. Coo. 4 81 villa unchanged.
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This reg men - not brit AIDED but attached General
horclis dyishm They usually detailed 70 dlneren,
divisions as rickcts and skrmshsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-13
increase.. .................... $l,ofo
Messrs. Barring Brothers b Co., in their circular
per Europa, notice American securities as fol-
lows:
SATURDAY, July l2-8 p. n.

There less frmness United States stocks sellers
predominant. We quote United states nves bonds, 78k
TIM div: skies Of 1885, 81 SO; Maryland sterling,
IS So Massachusetts sterling % 93 Virginia ster-
ling 1vcs, AZ A: dollar SKIES Al 49, Kentucky skies
Of 1858. 81 70; Pennsylvania ves II 49, bonds, u
"a: Boston City AZ per cent, 80 q 81; New Orleans
City CO. Illinois Central Railroad first mortgage 7sk
a79; Michigan Central first mortgage cighths, IS 81
New York and Erio first mortgage, 90 %; third mort
Canada fves, 10o Nova Scotia sixes LOT . los; New
Brunswick skies, LOG . 107. hfn$
The London Times of June Is thus notices and
quotes the market - Nh s.-, b raaf.s
In colonial there decline OF per cent In At
lantc and st. Lawrence, and further y per cent In
Grand Trunk OF Canada In American. Erie ifth mort
gage Michigan Central and nrst mortgage and pennsyl
wanna Railroad bonds and second mortgage, severaly
cent; Illinois Central declined aud Erie shares. illinois
Central paid up shares and New York Central shares
all further recodcd Y.