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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

NINTH CON NGRESsfoNA Is DISTRICT.
- 1T affords as sincere plsasdsA % STATE bee Pre-.
ceedhgs q another column thai Col Asa Hiaos,
Of Martin Connty, nominated- BY the Ceaeen.
iioh which assembled at GSatespilIe, on 10th
Instant, as The -depoefakc candidate for cekgress
ip the Niark pislrist ,Dpebts hayiag ben ex,
pressed 10 the Convention as te whether, Col
BiggS would accept The nesaitlaiioh- coatmisee
often was aPpofntedto inform him Of the action
ofthe Con4ersfoas and to seiIcif his acceptance;
but in easehe should decline, ID poni1ate: some
other geptleaban, and submit the n9mina,ien,1 1s.
gether-whh an address, ,sto thaaemocratic pastEin
4hs district We. hope Cot .Biggs will aerBp.
this noninatio1, and entef the, field with bis aceus-
toned boldness and energy. we 1enow that
IN accepting ;Ae via make no small. sacfifce in
personal ease, as we'll as in his peelniary affairs
but we know also that me need NOT fefhiTDd him OF
the honarabie aatqre Of the lcaH which has been
tnlde upon. him. nor Of the strong chances, there
aSe9oE his success. <.EIe sees, as-~s-de that the
Whig party in the 'Ninlh- District are distracted
aHd divided, and thatshe people are alnging of
the coon skin and tue f6tters Of f9edcrst principles,
u CFoWuSAo tue bahkS OF ttte TepQD-
Fcans Aud .Whe 50 weIl4uaIi6edis Asx.Rrees
<-lhe chamPieR1efthe democrats Ia the late State
sepate and ever the anyielding but courteous and
able republican, 50. we'll qualified 10 rally
and animate opf ffiepds,to reason GRh aud dcoa-
vince tine his people. to eonftoat and put down
the Interested prew of false principles, or
to go forward with@a high and true hedrt, and
tongueeof sense and sterling eloqucnee; to The
achievement of a bright and noble victory? The
democrats wild support hifnto u,an, and before
the Wig people he Matstand seiH have the adj
vantage Of any Wing. competitor. With Texas
- Just and pure Administration revenue tar
if;--and the principle Of strict accountability of
public officers all upon his side what. has he to
fear, with strong: and enthusiastic friends 70 sus.
tain him. and in the face, as he, viii be. of disat
fectedand divided adVersaries2
But should Col Biggs DECLINE, we conure our
friends in the Ninth Diserictnet to give upthe con-
test. They have other u1ea. we'll quail f6edto rep
resent theus and able to lift up and casry forward
The republican, Standard. In any even9 we enter
tain strong hopes Of victory We shall await
with anxiety the reply of Col Biggs
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28
From the Richmond Enquirer.
TRUE ELOQUENCE:

We do not remember having met with a passage
Of The same length, so full Of tue feeling, thrill
ling pathos, and graphic power, as-the following
extract from a speech delivered by MIaA5 3.
Longslreef Of Georgia, before the Methodist Con
rentfon at Louisville The rcaaeF is transported,
inyoiuntarily. to the gloomy but sublime scene,
where The. SeIfdcvoted pioneer Of n holy cause
fails beneath the weight Of his perilous enterprise
The vast West is filled with roInaTtic incidents OF
these holy, men, leaving behind theRihe comforts
and security. OF civilization and meeting the dam
gers and aacri6cfs 0fa forest life. To their credit
Be said, the Jealous &frthods are found the first
among those who break the Stiffness of the Yves
iern wEds, dndpush ohthe blessings Of civilization
and religion. -
= But will il be believed that the orator, whose elo-
quence is able to afousethe deepest sympathics of
The heart, is also the. author of the Georgia
Scenes so Justly popu lar as record ofthe rich
est MISUNDERSTANDING hanor Il furnishes bun nn-
other instance OF the versatility of the huai mind
1t is, we think; Thomas Hood, the prince of les.
tcrs. who is described as suffering kerhly from
peeuniary and physical causes and yet his pub.
iished Jokes and coneeits seem never to flag 10
Spirit Laman Blanchard, the author the ig.
inisable AMrs, CaudEe's Lecturcs,n is also said
to have been severe shderer from many causes:
In both instances, the natural bent of the mind
had faH sway; at intervals. But heFem our own
land, NE have striking instance of man, who
can, at one, monnents dash off with his pen, the
mos. comic skeiehesof passing scenes and, at the
next, rise in religious assembly, conyoised for
the most solemn and vital Objects and chain, wilh
his pathos and his eequence. the hearts OF listen
ing crowd. Such is the variety of ffeeitDgs eVok,
Cd by the peculiar excitement Of Surrounding cir
camstances: ~ :.
~ No; we must part, aud the sooner the better
Let as. with our new organization, try to get back
to primitive Methodism. X speak not Of its ez-
ternais, some Of hick never legitimasely belong
ed to it but OF its inward graces. speak of ils
which eaowed with equal feTvor aunids,
lhe n1iaSm Of the lowland sWamps and the heaRh-
fat breszes' Of the mountain, which led the Meth-
odst preacher seek .helost sheep of the fold of
Gh1stwhirhersoeker they wandered. ! speak Of
that Methodist that preached not only on stated
daysysaad Al stated times, but, which preachsl az
all times and iu all places-in the chapel, the hut
che knchep5 the grove, the wlderness-.to fathers,
molhets, hnsbaGds, wives, parents, children, mas
ters, serFaa.s-- which never entered house withz
out word for the Lord, and,neVer left it without
pfayiag blessing Gpen which planted The s,an-
dard ofthe cross on the spot which we occupy, ere
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28


she elk and shes hgfslo hadlth it-ewhich pushed
onlts tebofa at il1es, hntl 4yhausIe1 natute snpk
3 9 W hen thus spea Of Meshodisu, let me NOT
be uudsrssood as EIalntfng for our sect all The
ligion that IS ID the wptd. Ear frams there IS
az pure religion IN the ulhef chafches as In oors5
Iarn DO seetariad. If fpossess one chlistia1 sifl
tue, itis lore Cor eli ffat love and seEse the cord
Jesus 5hrists but I confess feel a5kindiiRg emo
ton. slhed % the nefal sSbIIne when. contem-
plate Meihoa1sm Personifed jn such men as Dur
Molly, whose fupsrsk .obseqaies were performed
by himself, whose Sdnge was sodnded by the wia@
Ter winds whose win ding sheet Was the snow
drift. .ana whose hlonandeht was the sturdy oak Of
the forest-fouad BY the Woodsman, tfezen on his
knees ap5- bafiede in the attitude of prayer OF
mi self will not glety Of my church will nod gfo
~, bpt ofsueh as these + hight bee9pe, fosf in
GLOWING and aE christians would PsEdon me- it not
join nleg Yes, were ITO ibscribe On tie ree, The
rootgf which was his lass pillow, The otsIstfa4's
best fsosautRenks every ChFfstian e eReFy :rbntch
would cheerfullg inscribe upder-it Amen and
amen. To Ibis kind sof MethodisH let ss get
backi1eF it2be the okaracaerisaic ef-4he So1theFa
church, and theu, If fheE, will, ,aet the Northern
church take ar the fest."S
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

/, The British Macy. The approeria1ioa, fof1se
British Navy the present year is about thirty MD:
lions Of dollars: The following is,the force of
their Navy at the present time. Ships of the Line,
ID; Frigates, 1e;. Shops Of war. ST.. Armed
Steamers. s4 !; Small vessels, $9t' These afe-in
commission: The following are being h1ih !:
Ships of theSline, at1 Ftigates 10; ssoops ofwar,
25; Armed Steamers, &c; Small vessels, g. The
following arein Ordinary: Ships of the Libe, 8 l.;
sloops and other small vessels, los; Fagates n;
SteameTs-l8
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28
THE FOURTH DISTRICT. !.

L As4we predicted week or two SINCE Gen Al
fired Doekery Richmond, is a candidate for Con.
gress 10 the Fourth District in opposition 10 Mr.
Worth, Of Randolph, the regular Wing nominee.
Both these gentlemen, says The Patriot. we've in
Greeasborough during Guitford County coart,
-nnd addressed large assemhldse Of the citizens;
Mr. Worth said " he claimed over bis competitor
no advantages from the fact Of nomination and
hAaFse trusted that no aegt<e of Oaitw; wbieh-ih
some minds attach 10 nomination, would be per.
mi,ted in the canvass,to operate against himseK''
Gen Dockery,1n IN declaring hnself toOas no q md
against Conventions, but said that he had in ef
;fect.declared himseffs cand.date ia MaeA.nh Mk
Worth iaiimated, ia the course Of the discussion,
thai if Gen Deekefy. had beenthe aoprinee Of the
Congention, he would have accepted ahfs' world
have thought thcm set of pretty cleyer fellows,
as he, Mr. Wonh, didrtl< Gen. Doekety replied,
With his usual "-6rmuess. of purpose and strength
of intellect that If he had come out s>ander The,
uemina,ion of that Convention; he should Accs
considered kimsstf4 q ,usedpp ndn,.. SO they 60
Considerable. praise is due Gen. DeekeFy for his
in the matter, in q. DISTRICT where
the Wings can afford 70 have eFatcandiaates,
ashley, weld oil he polls some fiyethousaha ma
iofitys Z = = - : -
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

TIE Weather..- We have been blessed fOr
few days with most refreshing rains. The air IS
quite cool, and fires are required morning ana
evening ;;but we shall have dog-days before long,
in. earnest. So far as,we have seen, the corn
crops look we'll, and the wheat is said to na'I
revived amazingly under the showers and gen'1.
euushine. :. But we think this cool weather mus
have slightly uRfaVorable influence on cOUO"'
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28
The Oregon. -TRetide oferuigratiof issettin

The 0regon Thetide Of femigratio6 iSsetting
with great force towards the Oregon. Newsfrom
Independence Missouri informs, that the emi
grants near that point humber about seDen Illus
6sd, all bound for Oregon and CaalHeruial they
viii start about the same time, divided into CON-
panies for, travelling with ease and safety. If
England wants oregoap let her come and take IT,
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

Death of Hon. John Campbell The Charles
tou Courier announccs tbe< death of the Hon.
John Campbell, for many years distinguished
member of Congress from the Pee-dee District
He died at his residence, in Marlborough DIS
trict on the 10Th inst of hemoIrhage Of the lungs
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

Ca!zUsH TnstitGss We learnfo yesterdays
Register that the Board appointed BY the Orange
Presbytely, to determine on the location Of the
Caldwell f6stitute haze decided in favor Of Hills
borough, asIhs future seat Of the Instltutioa.-
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l4s 4tesrander Harpsr, ;41sEesdsr Hvper
l6s JDhI D Cdmmias, 9ames Mathews, - :. :
zf7S9se0lg Fties. 8. .a-lW 6 Met 64astin; -
Is ID Starkweathes, Ezra Dean,
I9 Daniel H 9Ttden, Daniel r TylHea,
szDI J1R1fSddissfsS y S1losAMa II (7fddfagS,Ss ,
81. Jnseph Ms1RookS b 8 HaBsEn.
4*con1ested by caiebJ. Ne Npit9- ., =
ILLINRIs.(5)
l. Robert Smfth. Robert Smith, 49,.
; a. j A, MEG CIernand, d,.<s-s1ohasAS EieFnaRa,
g. Otlanda b Eickhn, Orlando B Fieklia,
T. Johns1V eKtweftf, g Jeha W tUosth,
<5s S a Dosglass., Stephen A Reustasks99
g. Joseph 2 'Hoge... :. Joseph. 2 Hoge,
n .EEdaodfd d Baker. = lohlt- J HdTdfn. -
:: = s'-E = MtCFffGAN: E3:}
l::fRobeEf Mcclftis6d, Robert MeGlellaha
g. ,Jokp. S~Gtipufaa; 'Lucius LoYh, = =, =.
-9s4Jaues B Hant.'-: James b Hunt :
: S,,L< : -. MiSScIIR1 {51>z--1 - esT.s'
= ssns asSssst55eas = isTises, AZ tzs.i ~; :
,Jau1es. b; Bewtinn, ! Jaaees b Bowlin, :
James n Relfs, - James H Relfe,. s.~..
-SteEing Price,. - 5oE4 1Smesoa; -. : =
{: JohG. s Phelps, - G, M BoweS- 4
. sLeeAard HSips.: James M HGShess :.
= LOUISIANA, i11}S> - - q
+ John SideA, H. Joha flidea Il: =
g. b @ 7afgodaur, AIcee LabraRebet> :. :
3. John B Dawson, J5yhn B Dawsoa. -, -,
a. Isaac F 9Aofse,. -: x Isaac E Morse. -
= -, ARK ANsAS; III -
: Archibald Yefi. 3. Edward CrosS, - =
= REcAPtTuLATlQN.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

Southern Literary Messsngsf. The May
number Of -lhis excellent periodical has been on
cu Fable for. some days. H contains number Of
rich and able papers, and fpiIy sustaius its high
reputation Terms S5 pei. annum; Address p.
B. Miner, Editor, Richmond, Va.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28
From the New Y6fk Morning News,
E. NEXP CONGRESS.

been elected; and Il Seshlblishrd that we
shall have decided Democratic majority IN that
body. Nineteen States have now. chosen theiFI
members. with the exception Of three vacancies
vet to be flied, The following is q list ei the|
members eltrt, with che members Of the last Con
gress from the same districts as they. soed al the
Iast session; the Wings heiag jn isafcs, and the
Natiyists in small capitals:
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
UNITED STATES SENATE.

On the 10th inst, the President of the Senate an- nounced the following standing committees As the Globe very properly remarks, they present an array of commanding strength in support of the new ad- minstration.'
 Foreign Relations.-Mr. Allen, chairman; Messrs. Cass, Archer, Atherton, Huger.
 Finance.-Mr. Woodbury, ch'mn. Messrs McDuliie, Benton, Evans, Phelps.
 Conmerce.-Mr. Haywood, ch'mn. Messrs Dix, Huntingdon, Johnson, Seyier.
 .Man4tactues.-Mr. Dickinson, chairman; Messrs. Surgeon, Simmons, SempIe, Speight ,4gricullUre.-Mr. Surgeon, ch'mn Messrs Semple, Upham, Bates, Barrow.
 yNilitary .96airs.-Mr. Benton, chairman Messrs. Hannegan, Crittendcn, Dix, Phelps.
 .Izitia-Mr. Atchison, chairman; Messrs. Semple, Fairfield, Corwin.
 .NaUat ,4fqirs.-Mr Fairfield, chairman ; Messrs. Colquilt, McDufIie, John M. Clay ton, Dickinson.
 Public Lands-Mr. Breese, chairman Messrs. speight, Ashley, Woodbridge, Jarna- gin.
 Priuate Laad Claims.-Mr. Hannegan, chairman; Messrs. Semple, Johnson, Day ton, Thomas Clayton.
 hdian .46dirs.-Mr. Sevier, ch'mn Messrs. Bagby. Phelps, Morehead, Atchison.
 Ckaims.-Mr. Bagby, chairman Messrs. Mangum, John NJ. Clayton, Semple, Dickin- son.
 Revolutionary Claims MT Semple, chair man; Messrs. Jarnagin, Greene, Hannegan, Colqutt.
 J@diciary.-Mr. Ashley, chairman; Messrs. Huger, Webster, Berrien, Breese.
 Post 0Gice and Post Roads.-Mr Niles, chairman; Messrs. Surgeon, Simmons, Sem pie, Johnson, La.
 Roads and Cana1s-Mr Atherton. chair man; Messrs. Lewis, Corwin, Sturgeon, Wood bridge
 Pensioas-Alr. Dix, chairman; Messrs. Bates, Miller, Ashley, Atchison
 District of CoIumJia-Mr. Colquitt. chair man; Messrs. Seyier, Johnson, Md, Miller, Woodbury.
 Patents aad Poiem 0ace.-Mr. Wood bridge, chairman; Messrs lIannegan. Surge on, Speight, Lewis.
 Retfeachmem.-Mr Lewis. eh'mn. Messrs. Morehead, Aiherton, Dayton, Dickinson.
 Itrriiories.-Mr Bagby, ch'mu. Messrs. Alien, Lewis, Evans, John II. Clayton.
 Public Baihliags-sir. Dayton, cl.air- man; hlessrs. Simmons. Bates.
 To aHdt eaa control iae contingent er1feH- SC of he Sen8ie.-Ar. Niles. chairman. hcssrs. Rfpese, Cnrwin.
 Priuiag.-AF Alhartoa, eh'mn. Messrs. simmons, Senpic.
 ;, EagFe.'sa Biiii.-Hr. speigt,, chairman !; Aesf. Greene. Jarhaein.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

ANOTHER FIRE IN CHARLESTON, s. CA slip from the office of the Charleston Courier informs Us that a fire broke out on the 9th inst, in quantity of cotton piled up on Gen. tral wharf; and so rapid was it in it's progress. in consequence of strong wind which was blowing at the time, that it soon communi- cated to the brick building in the immediate vicinity, in which were the counting rooms of Messrs. John Frazer & Go, MT. Charles Atkinson, Mr. Wm Adams, and J. & R. Cald- well, the other rooms being used as sam bling room, and for the storage of various kinds of goods. The Cotton in which the fire originated, and which is all destroyed, comprises between seven and eight hundred bales, and was consigned to the Messrs. Cald- well. The interior of the building is very much injured. There were stored in this bnilding some 60sdozen bottles of wine, up- wards of 60 hogsheads New Orleans molas ses, and quantity of ale and porter; about eight bales of Sea Island Cotton, and few bales plaids and blankets, which have also been destroyed. The books and papers were fortunately saved. The building was insured in the Charleston Insurance and Trust Company and that on the Cotton on Central wharf there were 1000 dollars insur- ance in the agency in the Augusta Insurance and Banking Company, 4000 dollars in the agency of the Howard Insurance Company of New ' York. The loss. however, IS nol covered.
 The Mayor has offered a reward of $500 for such information as will lead to the con- viction oi the inccndiuries
 Penn Keysioar.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
THE CABINET COMPLETE

We learn from the Globe that the nomination of MT. Bancroft as Secretary of the Navy, was con hrmed by the Senate on the 10th inst This com pietes the cabinet of President Polk
 It IS stated by the Globe that the object of the pOstponement asked for by member of the Senate. arose out of a wish to examine some public letter written by Mir. Bancroft in reference to the impri- sonment Of governor Dorr. We suppose the pur. port of the letter must have been grossly misrenre sented; for certainly nothing ever came from the pen ot MT Bancroft more honorable to his head or hs heart. We leasn with great pleasure, that he mover of the incipient inquiry gave notice that hs dropped il, and the continuation of ths norinaiiee Was unanimous.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

PAYING THEIR RESPECTS TO Mas. PoLK.-A Washington letter writer in the Baltimore Sun, wri. ting under date of March 7th, says :-.' It having been whispered to-day, tllat the Presidents wife would receive visitors, the Executive Mansion was thronged from noon until after two o'clock, with ladies and gentlemen for the purpose ofpaying their respects. The visiters were introduced by esti- mabie fellow townsman, Major Noland, and received by Mrs Polk in 3 most graceful, yet unosteotatious monner. Indeed, she performed her part of the re- cepiion with as much familiarity as if she had pre- sided in the mansion for twenty years Her elegant manners, aable department and plainness of attire, elicited the remark from some of the visitors, that "she pas peculiarly qualded for the see efa Repa6- licua Pfesdeat''
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

AcTs OF THE LAST GENERAL. AssEMBLY.-The printing of the Acts has been completed for several days back; and would have been done weeks ago. but for the fact, that owing to the low stage of the River, We could not get paper from New Orleans.
 A number of errors will appear in them, but none materially affecting the of any act or part of act. These occurred in the haste of legis- aton, and the Secretary of State not feeling himself authorized to correct them, the printers of course had to follow copy
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

Notwithstanding ihe esvakiaso of tac Gazette, svs discover ihai tho maiden speech ol senator Asller epaa 'ae tsXas question F spoken ol in ieras sl hl7u eeiaiasndassaa .y naa.hsf eg oar exsbaazss. The hiHeHnsss ant spleen sl.aee1 in ,ie l4.s e... setle iasaHiz a#g aew saaasuz. ftaass l.ssstz.. .' 'sssst sa iH7sF siieet Felts tpi ia .llasisafs tae hprsii euan4tty and Assa szaiel rrsasiss. s-a ..ftalHsA ny laat fnHs asasaas a}l 7aatai sesssz ssa' " aa ataef vuIretaa g saeiash VII se5V. .ss should asss# its shsiliss emhszze sss s s bsFs'a ins si tiiAeFsi ia ssriimfa. HsIss ai ..s sstssz
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

One of the animals known to nainralisls as a Incorporated lin4hand, hayiag heard gen- girman read from lhe aewsparer, in tlle pre- seuce Of hs cara seosu, ihal Mr. Cushing had learned ihe Tauaf hnauage in Chinn. very unsephissieally Iepted;-s" Ia MaFia, my dear how .efy lenlish |, was for the ernlleniau n 70 all ihe Wus lo China. la learu the TarlaF iaueaagti Mtv, hr could have learned il Isom vnu n sew days, Iar f ypa afe aes a regular TsraF. I'm n alt. raipr. that's all r W q pls.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

We must crave the indulgence of our readers for the shabby appearance of this and last weeks "Ban- ner." In consequence of an oversight in OUT agent at New Orleans, who purchased our last supply of paper, we have been compelled to issue the ..Ban- ner" upon sheet inferior, in size and quality, to that on which it has hitherto been published. We hope by next or the week afer to obviate this diff iculty; and be enabled to present our paper to the public in garb that will render it entirely accep- table.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

REv. DH. HAwEs.-Among inc passpn- gers in ihe steamer Eclipse from Memphis, we noticed inc arrival ol that eminent and eloqueui divine. the Rev. DaciaT llkwgs who we nafirFsianl has aeesp'ea iHe Feeses sh'p of Christ church it ihis city We learn iurliter that he wliI commence The discharge oi hss duiles io-marrow morning ai e'- rincA.~.F 0 Cearstr
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

KENrueKY.EThe Wings are already trembling at the anticipated result of the August elections The Louisville Journal thus expresses itself:
 "Shame, Humiliation, and disgrace resulted 10 the Kentucky Wings from the last Con- gressional election. Let every one resolve on retrieving the character of the State in the next election, and it will be done There are already bad symptoms visible"
 The Democracy of Kentucky did themselves great credit in the persons of their Representatives in the last Congress, and we hope they will add to their number in the next.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26
AGMNrs roR lran nANNYiI,.

The following. gentlemen have kindly consented to act agents for our paper in receiving the names of subscribers, c, They are hereby, fully author ized to reeeiYe money for us account of this of ice, and to give receipts for the same.
 We wish to have agents in all the counties in the State, Such gentlemen, therefore as are friendly to our publication, and willing to aid us by becoming agents will be pleased to inform of the act and their names shall be added to the list.
 MADISON CoUYTY-Mai w 1T Wilson, HaHts- piHe. John c. Sumner, P NJ, St. Paul
 PERRY CoGNTY.-John L. Houston, P. M, Per iguiiie.
 UNION CouXrY.-Jofn II Cornis, Sheriff ". Chapman. Union c. T.
 CARror. CoUNrY.--H. s, Lafferty, P M., Car rolton.
 HAMPSTEAD CouNrY,-Robt L. Phillips, IFash- tngfoa.
 FRANKLIN CoUNrr-c & Monett, Point Prqi- rie
 SEvIERCouvrY.--A.T T. Pettus, Pine Hoods Post Ofce.
 WASHINGTON CouNrY. Sami c. Newton, C. Bakemore, BosfoarHe.
 HARD CouSTy.-Asa MeFeltch, Aliens. Jacob Wolf, P. M,, IoGrd C. +
 JOHNSON CoUNry.-Mereau Rose, and Thomas Powers, P. M, CfdrkspHe Dr. Vim. Gray, Horse head. Geo. ". Patrick, P. NJ, Piney P. o.
 PIKE CoUNTY-Jesse Jenkins P, M,, Murtfees 5oro
 scorr eouNrY.-NfiIcs T. Scott, Esq, Boone rille.
 SALINE couNry.-Ezra M. Owen, Esq, Beatoe.
 WAsmTA CoUNrY.--Nillani Foster, Posters P. o. c. C. Scott, Esq, and J. A. Pile, Cdatdea.. poINsErr CoUNrY.-W. c. Aredge, P. M. BRADLEY CouNrv.-Ja's Bradley, Esq, Warrea MISSISSIPPI CoUNTY-Gol. A. G. Blallemore Osceold
 GREEN couNry.-Dr. c. B.. Croft, eroleieg's posf foHcs Inhn M;4ebeT CgfeeSei}Ie CLARK CoUNry.--John Speer, Antoine.
 LAWRENCE CoUNTY.-Gen. John s. Fieklin, and Andrew Hammond, P M,, Jaebson. Booker Ben nett P. M.. SmatriHe.
 RANDOLPH CoUNTY.-W R. Hunter, ?. NJ, P0- euhontas. Col William Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes, Foarche Dumas
 INDEPENDENCE CoUNrY.--Dr. James E. Pelham, Betespiie. Patrick Childress, OIL Trough Bolton. JACKSON CoUNry.--Wm. H. Morris, P M., and Col. James Robinson. EHsaJeh
 reNCoUNTY.--Jebn M. Ross, Jasper. BENTON CouNTv.-A. B. Greenwood, Beatoapif'e. CRAWFORD CoUNTY.-Rlaj. Elias Rector, and Sa- muel Edmondson, foft Smifh Eli Bell paa B4i,ea, YELL GouNrY.--Dr James N. Floyd, DaipiRe. PoPf CouNrY-Themas \. Howell NofeStoaa, S. M. Hays, Dorer.
 CONWAY sGouNTY-H. H. Higgins, P. M., and John Murray, IeiciSburg s LAFAYETTE CouNrY.-GoY. James S. Conway, CoRicay.
 JEFFERSON CouNTy.-s. Dardenne, Neie Gus c0ny.
 ARKANSAS CouNry=Geo Cross, John l.. Jones' and Gen. Samuel Mitchell, Post ot .4yFaaSas. DEsfA CouNrY.-Arthur Hayes, Esq, Napoleon FULTON CoUNTY-Hon Enos c. Hunter P Ill South Fork.
 pHILLIps CouxTy-IIon j. C. P Tollison, He- eRa.
 CRlrTENpfN CouNrY.-Peier c. Riyes, Esq., and ". N Stanton, Esq, Hafi0a
 ST. FRANCIS GouNTY.-James B. Jackson, Esq. Mount TetR0..
 Ix THE STATE OF Tru2Fssrr.-Jesse M. Tate. Esq., and E N. RowlettS Co.,, MemPhis Hon. L II. Coe, SomRyrilc.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-26

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