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Fever and .Aguc.

ypTlIS disaEreeabe and very prevalent nervous
- affection proceeds alone from the state Of the
nervous system, affecting the stomach. II is
sometimes oiIectualIy cured by sudden shock or
other operation upon the mind; but no depend
ence can be placed upon any remedy, except a
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR. NOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITrERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for The cure
OF FEVER AND AGUE, with Inyarsble success.
DIR. MOFFAT has lately received from the
West where the disease prevails to a considerable
extent indubitable proofs that his medicines arc
IN high estimation there, as a speedy aud ettectuai
cure Of it, lie has unquesIionabe city reference
as to its high efficacy, in this dissg-eeable affec.
ton, which viii be given on application at his Of.
fee, 375 Broadway, New York.
The above medicine for sale by
L, ]. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
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RLV. Or BARTHOLONEW'S
Pink Eixpcct0rant syrup,

A n orrc,ahc Cordlal and Effective Remedy
N tor Cough-. ii,afsene-s, Coids, Pain IN the
Breast, | huenzl. Hard Breathing and difficult
Eapectoration. For Adults and Chlldten m cold
cllmulcs end warm
Have yol Cough Do not neglect Il, Thag
sends have met premature death lot tin want Of
= t'tle attention 70 common cold.
lllyc ynl Cough Rev. D. Rarhalomew's
EtpcctorNft syrup, safe medical prescription,
containing 10 POISONOUS drugs, aud used 40 au ex
teu,iyt practice for several ycars, viii most posi-
lively aHotd t,lief. and save YOU from that aNini
fistasc pulmonary consumption, which usually
swcyps into the grave hundrds Of the young the
Old, the fair, the loTcly AID the gay.
Have you Cough DE persuaded to purchase
bottle Of this Expee,otant Syrup TO day TO.
morrow may b. too late.
Have y3u a Cough EsrlbolomeU's Erpecto-
ran, Syrup Is the only remedy you should take 10
cure sou, For this plain reason; That in the
thousand cases where il has been used, It has not
failed to relieve.
For sale in Charlotte, y G. nv n. 0ates and T.
J Hal,on il Salisbury by c r. Wheeler; in Lex.
ng'on ty F. Mab,y; in Grcensboruugh by J n
r. Sioau 10 Fayetteville by J. \. MRae, IN York
vile, G. BIS Comstock's & Go agent.
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to effect cure, or the purchase money viii be
returned by himself or travelling asent-They
comprise the Hygeian or Family Pill; the lily,
gean Tonic, to restore the debilitated or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill, TO cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women;
and the Ague Pill, to cure intermittent fevers and
agues. For further information, the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves of the Hygeist and
Extra Hygeist, furnished gratis at the proprietor
office, No. ,, Astor House, New ork, and by all
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting to the sick and invahds,
together with twenty five useful receipts, and
mass Of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the tIygeian Modi
cines are invaluable.
For sale by
THOS, J. HOLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan, 10, lS4i.
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Hist Of Letters

ND ENAiNiNG in the Post Office st Charlotte
ha " c, on the lst u April lsij.
A-tcsucis Alexander, Miss a. Allison. u. A.
|kN2 W Andtews, Ulysses Alexander, Su~an
Alexander, AtasiAh Alexander, Mary A.cx.
3r
B-Ils Bcrryhill Sam'l Badger, Jane F. Brad.
Ia,S, Mary Blgham, u NJ. Barrtnecr, 6. ".
'sle', Jno, Bsrnh,l, W ; Banker. u, II,
4 lrsman, Wiley Bell, Sarah Beatty, Nancy C..
F1'y Jane Blair, Jas. VI Black
w Church, l.. Il. Candee, {, SamH l.. Cald.
n 'Nm. CLARK, c. X Caldwell, Harvey Cauedy,
/ ,ta'ln' Clnedy, DAVID Carr, WIN, Cadow.
y Emily A. Donald. Bagcu Dickinson, NJ.
- G Evans, J. VI. Earnhar,
i fqIc,
r Gwyn, ]. Clifford, Jno Gray, MG. Gray,
/ ~ Gfief, Sarah Gray.
/ u-Niles Till, | S, Henderson, J. r Heron,
" liulehison, 2, K H. Henderson, L, liouset,
| q Houston.
,-las Johnston, (mincr.) Rob't Johnston.
Al \ Kirkpatrick. a. King.
~ Lancaster, I. Lipscumb. VI. Lemons,
" W Moore, Nancy M'Lurc, s Mont.
Wy G. Mitchell, .. las. Mason. w, Med.
,',a Matthew's, J. II N'Ginnis, I'd Mulloy.
MARY Novel
~ y. Parks. Sarah Peoples, W. G.. Phil.
U x, Potts, Rev c. n, Prtcbard. WIN.
nv T. Robinson, w. X. Reed, X. A. Ross,
HpSs, j u. Rodgers, Sam'l. Reed
Spears f. sample. Jno, Stewart. Jas.
'o,S' 5 Smith, .. r. C. Springs, +. Scott,
Il A. Terrence, o. Trilace, J. Todd, u.
%%''s, 3, R. Todd.
l,-A' Westlake, 2, J. C. Wilson, S. T. Wrls.
"au'a Williams, G. Wellington, !, M.Wilson.
H. h. WILLIAMS, II. w.
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE LEA.
THEIR IN ANY FORM.
OLE. OF TANNEN.
OR, LEATHER RESTORER. ANEW CHE
MICAL DISCOVERY.

hlOAlI DICNON LIZ
&c OSI' people know, that skins and hides are
We converted into leather by the use of Tan.
min extracted from certain barks, sc. When the
force and strength Of the Tannin is worn out
leather becomes deGd, hard, drV Jritle, cracked,
c0oei ed Nth a crust DC. THIS ALL KNOW.
To restore then hfe sgftHsss, nlOstneSs, strength,
sm0othHeSs and remove all crust, fly, or blister
restore the tdHaiR. This substance the leather
never can receive The second time but the whole
virtues Of it are in this article, the OIL OF TAN.
NlN-wnich penctrates the stiiIcst and hardest
leather, if it has been twenty years in use and
if il tears easily With the fingers, it mparts at
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like new leather, in all respects,
with delightful soitness and polish, and hes
all leather completely and perfectly impervious
to wfter-and particularly boots, shoes, carriage
tops, hose, trunks, harness, and IN fact all things
made of leather, giving a splendid polish, even
higher than new leather has, aud at least doubling
It's wear and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes, groan with
corns ride with old carriage tors have old harness
and throw them away half used, look filthy them.
selves and all about them, expend double what is
necessary for articles oe leather 10 their hearts
content, for what we care, if their preludlces are
so strong they will not try new discovery. We
have no avors TO ask of them, they are the great.
est sufferers and We beg for nobody's custom or
patronage. Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
GJNone genuine unless with the fac-simile Of
Comstock & Co. For sale IN Charlotte, N. c. by
b. Oates in Salisbury by C. h. Wheelcr in Lex
lngton by j. 7. Nabry in Greensborough by J. &
r. Sloan in Fayetteville By J. A M'Rae; in fork.
silie {. Z. by Constock & Cos agent
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II HEUMATISM and LAMENESS positive.
ke, ly cured and all shrivelled muscles and
limbs are restored, in the old or young, by the IN
DIAN VEGETABLE ELixrR AND NERVE AND BONE LIN
never without the name OF ComstocR
& Co. on H.
For sale in Charlotte, NC by R, Oates IN sa-
lsbury by c. D. Wheeler; in Lexington by j. Z,
Mabry; in Greersborongh by J. 4 Il. sloan; IN
Fayetteville by j. A. M'Rae; in YorkviIe, 5. c,
by Coms,ock s. Cos agent.
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'eu states DistriCtCO OF
North Carolina.

NuNNkRUPTCY.
!, ec 70 show cause against the Petition of
h. @p sprinkle, Gold Miner, Of Cabarrus Coun.
hond,vV declared bankrupt at Wilmington, on
hc st day OF May ls43.
ny order ofthe Court,
Nav, 90 W, u. ANDERSON, C. D. C.
Sd lea5. 2s
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CHARLOTTE. n. C. APRIL 49, 1919
EeEg. EksHEE.'S
VI z D T G I II u s :
RESTORER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
FOR

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
va IlETHER produced By bile, phlegm, from
w internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mcr-
curry. caluinc, bark, &c. or in iemales) from the
change Of life, as specified in the Pamphlet,
AM SrrmuIc SyRuP.-This medicine is IN
all Nentreal Disorders a certain remedy.
ABFssISA MIXTURE, in liquid and in paste
celebrated Tor its speedy and perfect removal Of
ConofrhGa and elect.
GoLD Nine BAIsAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections Colds, &c.
AROMATIC Extract lnimen, for Indigestion,
Goodness IN the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c
DEPURATIvE POWDER for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, SC, which is 10 be
taken in the Restorer.
JAPAN OiSraxSr, for Piles, which is TO be ap.
piled besides the Restorer
Bengal OIsNENr, for letter, Rincworm, Sal,
Rbcum, Scaldhead, Eruptions Of the skin, and foul
ulcers; is 10 be applied besides the Restorer.
UNIVERSAL OR STRENGTHENING PLASTER, fer
diseases Of The Chest, Dyspepsia, Inilammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
Ia kunL's Acoustic On for Deafness and all
other Aurcular Complaints, which is 10 be used
together with tie pcstorcr
entered according TO Act of Congress, contains
full Directions for the use OF the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
Uj'Persons wishing 10 procure any Of the med
icincs, will please direct their orders, 18th the a.
mount. (post paid) TO DIR. KUflL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh. n. C., or Richmond, Va, or 10 any OF the
following Agents 10 North Carolina.
B Oates Druggist. Charlotte.
J. !. Il 9. Pher, Concord.
jenkins & Bes, Salisbury.
Hamphrles < Gather, Lexington.
] & r. Sloan, Grecnsborough.
NJ J. A. Drake. Ashborongh
{. c. Henderson, Liuconon
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co., York c. II.
Mcclure, Brawley & Co, Chester c. II.
The continuation Of the list Of Agents, see Dr..
X, Pamphlet.
JuHe IL, 1912 3Stf
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WORMS. WORMS! STARTLING FAcrs,-
Wv Hundreds OF Children and adults are lost
yearly with worms, when some other ca"se has
been supposed TO be the true one.
II is admitted by all doctors that scarce man,
woman or ohild exists but are sooner or later tro1
blod with worms, and in hundreds OF cases, sad
to rotate supposed fever scarlatlna, cold or some
other aiiiug carries of the flowers OF the human
family-while in truth they die Of Worms and
these could have been eradlcatcd in dav, BY the
use of a bottle of KOLMSTOCK'S NERMl-
FUGE, at the cost OF quarter of dollar.
IJ'Caution buy this article unless IT
has " DR.. Kolmstock's Vermifogo handsomely
engraved on the outside label, and the fac-simile
of Comstock & Co.
For sale in Charlotte, N. c. by B. Oates and t.
]. IIolton; in Salisbury by C. b. Wheeler; in Lex
lngton by ] P. Mahry; in Greensborough by j.
e. r. Sloan; in Fayetteville BY J. A. MRae; In
Yorkvilo, S C. by Coms,ock s. Co.'S agent.
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Charlotte. Jan, 10, lS4l.

EE ORSES that have Ring bone, SPAWN, Wind
u u gals &c, are cured by Roofs Specific and
FOUNDERED horses entirely c red by Roots
Founder Ointment. Marx this, all horsemen,
For sale in Charlotte, \, c, BY Oates; in Sa'
llsbury BY c. b. Wheeler in Lexington by }. +
Mabry; in Greensborough by J. \ r. Sloan; IN
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae, in Yorkyille, 5. {.
by Comstock & Co.'S agent.
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Absolute Curc-.sIl.
10000 Trials a. 51s, and D Al .1iss's:

4 D,Jese3 @iN provo o'i D a
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR incstmsbe.
It not only cures quicker but gives no additional
pair, nor icavcs scar. Fare is positively render
cd harmless $50 has been offered six months to
any person returning an empty box, and saying
that all agony on auointing is not extracted IN a
few minutes, yet, not one from thousands OF tn.
ais sincc has claimed the bonurl Parents auA.
ious To guard against general injuries and save
money, tnc, lcisnrc and life, and prevent their
tispring from being ophgured by burns, OF even
small poS pustulcs Nt possessing the enviable
power to replace the cellulary organs dcs'royed)
can do 80 by obtaining this iuestnable salve,-
Many deeply burnt cases in the city can be seen,
and one entire face burnt over aud wounded three
distinct times in the came spot while healing yet
in no case can be traced the least cIcatrIco or
mark For all kinds of hurts its rapid soothing
effects, arc alike important; even sore cvcs ALb
INFIAMMATlONS and BROKEN BREASTS
would be unknown. The toilet and nursery, for
clearing the skin Of pmplos, removing chaio, Nc
will find il indispensable, Once using only viii
forcyer establish il the sovereign HEAL ALI
quality. AAor this notice, heads OF families al.
lowing torture for months, and ultimately dis
torted features, can never wipe away roproaeht
Justly uttered by disabled child, for neglecting
TO triumph over FIRE.
For sale in Charlotte. NC, BY p. Oates and T,
]. Hoon I; in Salisbury by c. II. Wheeler; IN Lex
ington by J. T. Mabry in Groensborough by j.
q r. Soan; in Fayetteville by J. A. MRae; IN
Yorkyile, S, c. by Comstock X Cos agent
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who Wants RetterEvidencc.

WOULD refer the reading public TO the M.
n merous voluntary letters published in the
Good Samaritan relative 10 the happy and benef.
clal effects of the administration OF
DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIX
BITTEkS.
Those who have perused Tie letters above re.
icrfed 70 y III observe, that in almost every case
they attt 81 the fact. tha, no inconvenience OF any
SORT attends the taking OF these medicines, in or
binary cases, but that the patient, without feeling
their operation, is universally left in stronger
and better stale Of health than was experienced
previous to being afflicted w'h disease and in
all cases Of acute Suffering, great relief is obtain.
ed IN few hours, and cure is generally effect
ed IN tWo or three Days.
In eases nf FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious affections, II is unnecessary for me to
say ought, as | bell We the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted to be the most
speedy aud oiicctual cure exlont IN all diseases
OF that class
The LIFE MEDICINES are also q most ex.
cellent reiei ~ affections Ci the Liver and Bowels
as has been proved in hundreds cf cases where
patients have come forward aud requested that
their experience 10 taking them might be publish
cd for tue benefit Of others. Ia their operation in
sGcn cases, they restore the tone Of the stomach,
strengthen the digestive orr ans, and invgorate tie
general functions Of the whole body. aud thds be-
come 10 both sexes (ior they are perfectly adapted
TO cachl an invaluable means OF preventing dis.
case and restoring health
In affections Or he had, whether cconpauicd
with PAIN aud ciddiEtss or marked by The gricvous
calamity Of impaired mental energy; in palpiia-
iioH Of he heart, fatulsnce, loss of appetite and
sirtHgiA, and tho muiipied symptoms OF disordered
digestion, The LIFE MEDICINES viii be found
10 posses the most salutary efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed cak, OF decayed, in men
or women, a-c under the immediate influence of
the LIFE MEDICINES Oh coughs. ssttmas,
aud c5nsqwpiire habits are coon relieved and
speedily cured. fossrty Of Jiood and emaciated
limbs vii re long ct the happiost change the
chill vstefy fluid viii become rich and basamic,
aud the limbs be covered wilh fcsh-iirm and
healthy.
Nervous disorders Of every Kind, and from what
ever cause arising iy before the effects of the
LIFE MEDICINES. and all that train Of sink.
ings, suNictscs, and remuufs which so dreadfully
affect the weak, the sodentary and the delicate,
will In a shor, time Do succeeded by cheeTiuness,
aud eyc:y pressge Of health.
For weakness, deficiency Of natural strength
and relaxation Of the vessels, by too frequent in.
duigenco % the passions, this medicine is 4 safe
certain, aud invaluable remedy
Those who have long resided in no, climates,
and are langEd aud rel Ned in their whole system,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the
bappiest effects; ard persons removing TO the
Southern States or West Iudes, cannot store
more important article OF health and lie.
The ado medicine for sale by
T. ]. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte. y. C..
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Lozaa's tho iih-- Edward's ihc l@th-Grgr'4,
the 18th Mshady = the lGtb-S0we'. the lT!h
llti Brigade, Col. b. W. Alcxandef's Regiment
ct Charlotte on Saturday the 20,h Of May.-Col
w Neels Regiment at Charlotte, on the 2Uth-
col Q1ery's Volunteer Regiment al,o al Char.
i1lte GA The 2itb, 'rrsp The neciy organized sor.
P8uies Of Cah4rrus and S,auly--lhcy nay parade
wtdi tie regiments 10 which they belong, at their
option, uoi. nll orCeuizcd--Col. WILSON, Regi.
meat on tuesday dc 43d--C hatrus Regiment at
Concord on ThursJiy the .jth-Col Farmers
Regimen, on Friday the 9Gth--Col Gaines Eeci.
meut on Saturday, the 9th
1,h Brpads-Loeef Regimen, of Davidson on
Monday the 2Jt1--l PPer Ecgimcnt % the 3lst
Rowan Regimen, On Saturday the 3rd of jane
-Dayie Regimen, on Tuesday tho Gu ii June.
y. VI. EDNEY.
Nj. Gen 4,n Division n. c. Militia.
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Electro Magnetic Medicated
,SHE.V'S.

ENOR Colds, Coughs, all pulmonary aficc-
= lions, &c. 10 be worn over the Chest, for
sale at the Charlotte Drug Store.
B. OATES.
Jaa. lG, 1913. I7lf
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SPOONER'S PATENT
HYGEF.s.V .UEDECEVES.

A RE the best
N and cheapest
family and gene
raj medicines in
use. These med.
icines are the re.
suit of a life of
study and expert.
encc; the proprie.
tor warrants them
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VOLUME NH. ]
f. J. HOLTON.
rditor, Proprietor n Publisher.
TERMS:

rro DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
4, odpqnee THREE DOLLARS II MT
pi.',,Bia three montas And THREE Dol.
81. RS AND FIFTY CENTS # not paid until at.
!, '' u, ,rpuanoa Of me year. No paper discoa
s..,4 min an areaTdges are paid, exctpt al The
..,a Of he Editor.
ilrerfisemeats inserted at One Dollar PR
.',s Il Is lines or less, THIS sized type,) for he
..,,,,,dign, and % cents for each continuance
: =, glreHissmtHts and Sheriff Sales ching.
Jsf ,sr rent higher and DEDUCTION Of 33l
..,st ,sil he made from the regular prices, for
l.,f,frs bg he geqr. Advertisements inserted
.sa,g o. qgqrttriy 81 PER square for ZACH lime.
Nrtm5ntlly IS cents PER sqnare fof eaet t'ms.
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PAINTINGS.

FENllE Subscriber having located hlnsei al
"a Davidson College, would now offer his ser
vices to the public as an
Ornamental, Sign, Flag n Mirror
pAlNp.NRo
lie hatters himself that his long experience in
the above business and the specimens Of work he
has executed IN his line, will be sufficient re
commentator. He will also attend to any call
made ON him in the HOUSE PAINTING BUSi.
NESS and is confident he can give satisfaction
to all who may employ him, The public is re-
specially requested to call and encourage him as
he is determined to execue all work committed
To him 10 the best possible manner.
And as times is hard he viii take part OF his
work IN produce suitable for family use such as
Flour Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN w. RAINEY.
D,,.yrnr CoIIroe N n Ian 1 lSIl.
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AGEN1S.

GRIN Coeirau, M,ckienbufg, N C.
,tu w. Haris, Nil Gioue, ~ q.
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MANSION HOUSE.

fEVIll subscriber having purchased Mr.. t. n.
"A Hughes interest in the above Establish.
meht, tenders his services 10 the Travelling Pub
nc. Having for several years been engaged in
keeping Ptivf'e Entertainment at Mount Mourne
~ lfedell county, be INDUCES the hope that he
las experience enough in the duiics of his bust
ness 10 ondeayor 10 render comfortable oil wLo
may besiow upor his House their patronage
HIS TABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
y supplied ~lth every thing the country affords,
to please and satisfy the palate Of an epicure
ms BAR vii Dc found furnished sith choice
selection OF LrGu7rs.
liz STABLES shall be constantly attended nv
faithful and attentive hostlets and supplied win
abundant pfsgcudor
~ b. The Stage Office is kept a, tic Mansion
House.
II. 7. SLOAN.
Cialotfe Jeg. 81, 1919 r3l
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DIVISION ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.

HEAD QUARTERS, !
Li'ey'nfor, March II, 1873.
rkNllE Colonies Cormgudaut Of
n The 7th, 10Th and liih Bri.
gades Of the IN Division of North
Carolina Militia, arc by these or.
derr, respectively commanded 10 as.
semble their respective regiments.
armed and equipped for a General
Review and lnspo elton, at thoir US
uA place Of Rggimental Reviews,
upon the following daye, viz CoUl.
moncing IN Rutherford, 10Th BIZ.
pade. CT Alleys Regiment on
fg..Jr-.A a. mt fst
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[ NUMBER 20.
An Act

Supplemental TO an Act, passed by the present
General Assembly, entitled "An Ac, to lay
oft and establish County by the name Of
Union"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

We find the following in the last Enquirer.
"ExcEss GEoRan.-Tbe angry spirit which seems TO
animate Of the Republican writers in Georgia oxees
surprise and regret The last Southern mail brings
The Macon Georga Telegraph Of the 9th June and
The Columbus Argus Of the 25ih In the Telegraph
Spectator takes the field against Mr. Calhoun and attacks
him political adycnturer whose Unsuitable rapacity and
desperate ambition have made him object Of universal
dstrust aud suspicion" In the Argus correspondent
who the name Of Writ pronouncos splendid
euogum upon Mr. Calhoun and declares we 90 out to do
battle in his cngse like the Spartan nnton bid her son 90
TO come back Nth our Shields or upon them. Calhoun
Without alternative, is the spirit Of tie Southern Demo-
cracy. The Albany Facuon-ayc and the Richmond
Facuon too with Richie at its head ought be told
distinctly We believe 70 be the spirit u the people Of
party everywhere-and before May, 1S49, IL will flame
through the Continent like the Conagraon II the last day!
Now, take the liberty u telling both these gentlemen
that such language is utterly incompatible with the
union and harmony Of party, and that " the con-
royersy he prosecuted IN such spirit IL may terminate
10 our defeat. We still amazed that any
Republican In Georgia should indulge such feeling when
they have determined q common enomy ~ encounter
whose Wing convention has just adjourned, with the most
fiery and fcvorsh determination PROSTATE the whole De-
mocracy-whO have nominated Henry Clay as their cand
date for the Presidency, and John NJ Borcn their a.
vorite Vice Pesidenand whose bold proclamaons have
been followed up by the unblushinR regeneration of
the Milledgevie Recorder" and "Jouna"-caoh Of
which gazettcs, rampng oil their republican principles
and professions in the dust displaying az
their masthead the Of Henry Clay, the Federal
champion Of National Bank, and Of a Protective Tariff
Finally, take the liberty Of telling the author Of "Wi"
that there Republican "Richnond Faction and that
the "head" Of no such Faction in any part Of
Virginia We tell him, moreover, that such mad.cap
course as he s pursuing calculated 10 innre and NOT
serve Mr. Calhoun-and that IL the great body Of bis
friends should initiate this insane oxumpe-if they should
declare for "Mr Calhoun oshouf naiferRatrefthe they
should adhere TO him alone, against any other candidate
and IN any event, they would be destined and
yesibe defeat Bot fortunately for him, and for ps a
"Wirf' constitutes The exception and not the nle. We