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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
TPIIsw SALE

BY virtue Of Two Deeds Of Trust exc.
cuted, December 23rd 1910 IN Stephen
u. Jones aad duly recofded III Marshall
County - vii proceed % sell. NJ he
Court House Door IN tloily Springs,
On the 22nd day o. June. 1916.
the following described property. VIZ
Section IS and Sesth bali ef Sect,on- z. in
Township 3. ct Raage 2. West Of the Ba.
sis meridian. Cinekasaw surveys, State OF
Mississippi. aad Ia Marshall County and
the following negroes, VIZ: Stephen,
Dick, Reuben. Simon. J. Jefferson Wash
iagton, A.fIley, Abbey and Sally andshes
child All st forth -in said Deeds Of
Trust fer Ppfaesestherein mentioned
The. tile 70 sqid property IS believed 10
be goo3,bui I will only convey such tltlc rs
is% vested in me rs. Tf1stee.- Terms Cash
ROBERT WALL. Trustee.
Holly spriags, Deeemb,:r ! s, -.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
DATE CT JUDGMENT,
TIE STATE OF aiIsslsslPPl.
T.afaueIkg Coaafg.


Alf'persons interesteJ ia the S. ". !
OF section %, and s. E. Of section 2 i.
Z, K. west. oftbc ehiekasaw eession. vii
appear II the Probate Coafi a Oxford for
the county and state aforesaid. on the 3Fd
Monday IN january, is 6 ard sbew cause,
Il they can. Why the above descrited lar q
shoald not be sold ass:he property Of David
H. fioeston.- deed
CHARLOTTE A. HOUSTON.
Dec 6, leaJ-lJ-6f
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
EkEVgs, Wise = s'o.
HER(sfF fSfsf7Sr

3ICamP Street. NV ORLEANS.
" OF Id aeaiq tender eb-i = fvices % theiI
= friends aud the pnbiie aeEeFaiiYs fn ihe
81 eol Gotten and the tru s3litraf = sainls-ian
BusueSs Ia a IS bIals les, pIelgzHe tHemsci-
vest ue-everF ezerliefl ~ ffoE4fffe ie interest
oiaad reader stl ilseia f-eses is9 ill3y Goa
ilde ansiuess 10 hes caafss-
We haVe Open PoiieieS 81 n 7r1faeee. 10 cover
al 49, MS u At9a conz i.t - fo eti-
dress. Fhose Wishias Ins9g.si5la vlH wife
aelosstbe Ease al abe Bill Il I-aaalEg Iiss-
s.oaes Haaft&.H and forward tie original tD US
- -faait. Nc silafi Keep ali s;uata. rluilY "a
auresi againsi IRE here anil so5t-
" l3arnish our friends With BasEin@
Rope Family Gfsce ries, &c. II tbs loWest c4sa
price. Fes.s4i efsfsTei.
Liberal cash asIvanaass ssslil be made On colioa
ii agiss etd.a3iaes. IL taua.
- " l-s5AiFAsA i 2s.s "a tssE5 ze1t aseRfs 3Ed
vi td9taPsJg ai3eA = alg 2ssil.s tSf ls<e- s.
s -. en-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

BY Tryon n. Yancey, EssHiise, Judge
ofthe Probate Court fer the County OF
Marshall Notice is hereby given, that
On application TO me by Buckner Abena.
thy. Wyatt III. Abernaihy. jonathan A.
Isam and Rebecca his wife. and Albert r.
Graves and Alartba j {. his wife, whe claim
undivided shares ia the following named
slaves. % sis:; Sam. Nelson, Wash, Bob,
Wallace, Miles, Henderson, Ceiia, Mii.y,
Mahala, Harriet, Parthena, LeannaIt, and
Sophy-beioncing 10 the estate OF the late
John r. Abernathy, Deceased, have nom
mated Thomas & Csa,wood. james i.
Lilies and VIM. L. Ivy. Coum'rs 70 dIelde
the said slaves into eqaai shares or po rts +;
and unless proper objections arc stated 10
me al the Court House in The town Of
Holly Springs on the 23I. day OF re 5ruary
next, the said Thomas C.. Gdtewood,
James T. Silcs aud William L. Ivy, Will
then be appointed commissioners. 10 make
pariilon Of said slaves, pursuant 70 law.
Given under my hand, this 26fh day Of
November, 1915.
H. NJ. YANCEYsGSca'l
Jatoe Ne
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
La i Frs q Administrator having been
granted otae nndersi9ned. al tho OClobef
Term ol8he Probate soast 81 Coahoma
Coaniy. Stale q Mississippi en- the
.1th day of SAID mouth, on tne estate Of
Malcolm G;iiehrist. deceased, not ce IS here
by given TO all persons Indebted 10 ule es.
tate 10 make immediate payment, and ali
those having claims against said estate must
present them wiihln The time prescribed by
law, or they viii be furever bar red.
DANIEL. GILCHRIST, admir-
OF Malcolm Gfichfist, deed.
Dee. l3, IS45.-nI7 -6L
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
! <SIkAT0R ) S)gtssIs

= = NJ -@-s.5 IL I u ? - ! y
Tha under igaad hapiag. at the peeeaa 1
Der Terra. ls#.5.sef the Probate Cssart-sf
Marsha! Caassy State Ct Afissi s,l1fi, beti'
anpeinfea admfni<tratof Of the estate Q,
George MAYER, Decad. hereby rsqaesl al
,,fr osss Indebted ID - ii. afnfe 20 come ior
ssarIl an make pay men; ant al persons
having eistia1s agsiast sflsi es'ate are not.
lid to present lhefo. cipty aaihehileafed
for sealeta nj II the TINE prescfib By
WI itlsv " IL be forever barred
JAMES HEDER, Admr.
Ian. S. 81 &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

Taken up. by = tisater. living 2 miles
west Of iEag4y Springs. ofse cream eal.,rea
horse, Supposed 10 be yeasx OH. hlaek
name and tail. Rbouttit hands hioh. shoa
all round. appraised TO SIS on
Taken up by Alex. M-~ Cl>vsna IN
miles northeast CT Holly Spsjnas one.
brown bay horse beth hind 8eet ard ttse
right fore fo6s Awhits, star ifrtbe fs,r,4l,s..d
and snip ON the nesc; shod al! rsussrt. a.
bout 10 hands -hieh opposed to be 5 wears
old next spring. appraised to $40 o.
W. g MtiAtJt2I1Es Z. Rqas,vr.z
Jan ISff5-s2D--S.ftsa ss.s~ss 4 Il
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

ttaFfng 9et ma neaiiy located I'm lamar Miss
Respectfully senders his professional SerFicss :
70 the eiiizenS and Surrounding country. HIS
pfac'fce " AZ be trneiy Botanic Striefly ia accor-
rancr "fn@he pFfncipIsz ana pracIicc of the
Boianico Medical College or Ohio.
lanai SIisS., Oct. IS 1875 ink
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

~ -frl1e a Exc ols u Tle T7Il - .
3 tht. the tafrd 3FbfaY pI March neA al tt4 -
6ffnss al puisfc aaesioa. tits hsgaes asel s2F ca
Court, ~ wit
PARTIES NAMES. d.
n, 7 Jernisail v kobert..A Bigger
I,seph w 8rOoisS use 81 &C yS A tzllils
W. ID II T. Craig rs L s & y I.stcoofser
& &. sicti - Alien Till
J.seph Al inter Use Tvs b CoslsiaR 81 q
Tfczvant Carr &. strEarDiI vsJ ohm Morgan
David Jesfases Albert Q. uant
Fafmers and Merchants Bank 5f Memphis IS Samue
LaSk
Eanzant < Hvder rs JoaeSh slBe
John L Bruce IS II Thonas Q Lane ( Thos 5 Douglaf
Wm Streeter rs indrew Walton
B0Yers s Saharans vs. fhe iaEt
Erums & Fecke vs. Davis < Ellis
Watson & Read vs. dieN Rhea Ct ais
john West V Erau6 ) Eariy et ais
Nov. !, iSf5-nl4-3rn
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
The Stafs cf lhississ ,gPi, !
I.nfa Hekte ConYf1 ALI ners
DIRECT FROM TIE EASTERN
CITIES

interested in North h-wesl.qr. Dir SectFun IS. town
:, Range west of the basis meridian of' tiss
ChiclSasaw ceSSion are notJfiet 10 appear befofs.
the PfGbate Courf, IL Oxford. rn - sra Mon
day ~ Fehraary, ISif, and how cause wfis
ihe above land should not be soli a. the proper
tE Uf Petefson B 0g0nm- derea~ed-
WRIGHT a. ADAMS, EXT
LAViNIA 7. BOR0Uhi. Ex'fx.
Ter 81 t~J5-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
". lucas . ~. sWATsoNs j " ct-APl
xEle.as. WATSON - CIAEEs,
AT'FOR RNElxS AT LAW,

VII. praetiee in the Circuit Coafgs oi Iippah
Marshall T5essste, fanSsla snd= i.afareiie Cum
.IIeS the Disliel Gilancery CouIi al auts
sspril4gs lhe Federal Coau Al Poaaoloci aat tae
81 igh e'oufl ct Errors aod A2Feets a. 9.ssse' p
srbev pfefer however giving their chief attSl-
ton tothe collection OF claims aEe tle r4eiloe
ia fhe thaucery court.
Aprff 10 ls45.-6n
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

THE undersgnedhavng been appoin
ted, u. the October FERN, Is Is, oi tne Pro-
bate Count OF MARSHALL County Mississippi,
aIm:nistrator IL The essate Of fiugh Wal
ker Dee hereby notifies all persons indebt-
el to said estafe to make imnmediate pay
nent. and those having claims against said
estate TO present them within the time
prescribed ~ law, or else they will be for
ever barred
Jos EPEI G.. SHIT Il. Adm,r.
NoVtst 1919 NIL 6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
Decedsed-GREI TING.


WHEREAs. Buckner Abernathy- and
Wyatt II Abernalhy, administrators Of the
estate of John r. Abernalhv, deceased,
having filed in our Probate Court Of SAID
County, their petition, in which they rep>
resent and suggestto the Coart that their
intestate, the said John Il. Abernathy, de-
ceased, died seized and possessed, in fee
simple, Of the following d scribed lands, to
wit The North hat of Section No.
twenty five (25) in township no, two u
ofrange NJ. three (3)s west Of the basis me-
ridian, of the Chciasaw ceSsion lying in
the said coansy OF Marshall AID a pert oil
section no. twenty six, l26l N the same
township and range. beginning at the north
cas-, corner of said section, thence west lie
poles to a stake: thence south. bearing.
east 8 degrees. $50 poles to a stake; thence
east, bearing nolth degrees, 10 the east
ern boundary line ofsaId section thence.
north, with said boundary line, the be
ginning and that 1t VIII be greatly 70
the interest OF the DistebEtiees OF said intesF.
tate to sell the whole Of said lands; and
the said Administrators, having, pn open
conrtJ made application To the court To-
.oeder the sale thereof You are, there's
fore, hereby directed TO be and appear be
tore the DfSJoSle court OF Marshall CCuntY,
NJ the Cour; House in The town of Holly
Springs, on tic fourth Monday Of Febfaa~
" next. 10 show cause il any you can oE
nave, why said lands should DO, be SOLD
Fitness, the Honorable Eryon n.
Yancey, Judge OF said const, aad the
seal thereof annexed The It'll Monday
of November, & y 1915
Issued November q. ls43.
TEsT. GGRDENTIA WAIT f.
Dec. g. '45-6i Clefk
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

Attorney sassss Ce4sssh ~ f4sv
HOLLY SpBi NGS. Miss.
yFY i'll prFctice Ia tte Circuit eepEts .
" Marshall, fiPrah, Dssol2 aud 7 nola
counties The Chancefy cauri az Holly Spflns>s
and High Coult.l Esrars an4 fFea.s q Lack
son. and give his aiIss0ti iaa Ia .be collection II
sugh claims, IN auy nart-ulsAofs MissfssiHp1
a can 5e saed - "a tle Fedes;d.c9ast "a l'9-lo
see.
Mayer, Ist54D39-l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

Consisting Oh French, E.nglisi,..and A4ne4i-
can Letter ieaPes Of beautifs1 texture as ssstS
fdlo ne New Rpstaee Law. Gap. Eolio.
Post e'sssn1sescisi s,I + sllsst ias,ss 4,sA.
Sealing Wax, Waters. Glass aasl .}.eg,z..
inlssiands. Gold and Steel Pens E,tt.b.sSe.
VlsiAag Cards. Note paper. psn.tess
15afds, BlAs q l,adsag, Cbeek Books, Pen
Rs'ks, Portfolios. Ivory lcdeis. Nalef
stamps. Ladies Work Boxes ~ eitis.e :
Desks, Sc &C.. SC.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

S5W. 81 is iseonstsnllr receiving lrom
tife East ad5niaus 10 his s.as.k and r..ss.ee,.
sslss ktses lsssf fcissess-to GAL rad exam
ne fsss themselves. asise Is deiera.itaea to
sell at prices thatscannos faisgo gtse saiis>
lasaion.
Mefapssis, Ten, Novs l5s Ia45--2nss
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
NOTICE

AS1tI11E-
Christopher g. CHM. Esq. ismy faw
III agent 70 -ansact my business. duriar
ny absence al persons indebted &, me
FOR pfotsSsionsI servicss or otharsrffSsss ar@
eafncsig reglestedt 70 sestfe with him -
s.eas0fsty as | am compelled 10 close up
y. Z Mr. CHM can aIssays be found
8 me Drug store of b = Malone s ca
South dfthc Pablo seEaare.
Guard vii please rapy- : =
Jan 5. 1876 -2o-iln
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

inefaaing Ledsefs. 'feer1s3e. - y. Books
lisofce Books. Bill Book. isseord l36aks
and Aelaoraiedanf Books.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

(il lie Sign Of tie Colder .1fortar.)
II AS Just opened his Spring supply If Fresh
i i and Genuine Drugs. siedieines Paints, oil>
Window Glass. Putty. Sc.
g5CounIry Phs-ieiaHs and others, who wish
iarGs0OD DRUGS, are invited 10 CALI He Is
constantly receiving Supplies ffom the Moth.
by which arrangement he is enabled IL have
FRESH DRUGS at all times Having betn
in the business for several years al the North liz
thinks he can aieF ais services as a B1ueeist
with confidence. His stock consists Ia paIt OF
be following articles:
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
NAsToDoN sEEp Ep-c:au

go q NAsTODON SEE 9--CAu
E,ss.-s:-,sss EIas- hold myself fesIpoilsii'.
ssssszz isle t3r tie pHfffB OF geAa,1f-
ass 81 40 alasTodoa Co.toa. Seed, unless
sold by myself o. iHy agents nho.faye eX.
prcss WrisoG anfh ha1iFy. and 7rlh ~ noHae
o9s ere1U SICK AIy present crop Is 1le ilfst
and only ttre cor 81 Mas' eden cotton
ever fuised IA ths Dated States. and l
havsfaixe4l the ulnl6sf pains to destroy aE
other seed on the plantation 70 keep thts
pure it 4 Abi5t
Yazoo City, Miss, Jan 3.IS46. 81.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17


Z SAFE18d eeflsia care 1er al kinds - Eir-
e complains ana ~ eissESes aud iBdigasi-
ttssss has tg4sa disease slale alsiaae-
sway =. fasa t.iFer Seeb -
tA6fsse gssa 3sss.s III sasttIee ot ssts 9lfrsx,
k1assftfs 81 I, sSFssh KlI1iItitI1F
Soc Fees u re >issatletrr Lessa4 Apsassffe.
Los fg sEIss r.. iissI a. C3ss1 TEssEss &
ALSO Ills
$ = = = = s 5 - = = e e $ s. ~ @
Aeerfste1 assd eIsesfls6s zeaeaIa flf al kfa1S 81
f'E4lId ~ = = - SIS Esd DEAFNESS
aex gsasfsts sEe9fslfg lfsnl sasp rauSe
AND AI-Ss3 HIS
RflEB AATfC MEDICINE.
I i'ssge, fasfiiFs Esd5t Tor ~ 1sFfE III 4Fc
f'5I vs. - al = zTs<eps skeees eae rsrseffes
faefe are a eEeas mary ffvang wIsTlesses of tie
heisng effects oF these nseffFefHe9 - .hs gicia;
. We isfefc1sfe depend enfieefv usea fhoSe fef-
SO . feeu iiesaa it esv1 fecz. Htsf those wo
hsFe ne er lakefE hem need fet L asafa IT Re-
eeIeffg any injury from tseta Tor tHey IN s1l-
men fth a good NEE iefness aae -ssllel5 ferefa-
bic and pe rteeils haG4nfess
Eur Sale By e. J AALesE &Co
Holly Springs Mss
June 81 Isa5-if
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

BY T1g0u a. Ya4seg Judge . tie
Pfo5ste C6tlt IF ha5shttt Coaatg.
NOTICE is hereby given. that On anPli
eaton 10 ne. by George a. Wilson and
Mary III. Wilson his aife,. q Alaeshail
County, Mississippi Who claim an undigi>
ded SIKH pait IF ttree quarters Of land, to
wit:-the NV. S-W AID Sc qu2Iters
Of Section twenty three, township ive. ei
Range four West have nominated
JARVIS Milan, Bfantly Sogg. and Thomas
r. Coleman, Commissioners 10 divide The
SAID tracts OF !and into s.a5ai pats q shares.
and unless proper objections are stated t.
me at Probate Court 10 be holden al tie
Court House inStl5e town Of Holly sRginas
th ~ 4 ltst.r.chs It2-i . ti115
jarvis Allaa Bfantly Sugg and Thomas
3. Coleman, viii then b appointed CEN
sniseianefs, to make pafdJion Of saia iands.
pursuanlto an act eutitle@ an act csncer.
ming the paffiiiea q laffts held bg carari.
ners, joint Ienants and Tenants il con>
non.'
Given under my faaa and seal. this
9Th day q Decsmber. 1915.
Z. NJ. i YANCEY, p. ]. I SEAL.
Jan, s, 1916 no 20-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
STR " LES

viii sell ii ffon' q IL Court House.
door IN The town Of ReiiY Spfnas On tiie
4tb Monday N lanuafy. $50. he foiloRs
ing esirass, 70 VT
tine bay horse taken up BY f3ffflek Bad
ley IA niFfs west Of Holly spalgs ap
spraised to e30 go
Oac bay mare taken M by Aaarew
Nail 4 miles south east Of I.amas apprais
ed 10 5000
one stud colt taken up ~ Thomas
Henderson. Applaise4 to &C.
Taken up y James !Ferreii Ten head
ofsseep A APprais 4 To s. 80.
One Cow and calf aud wotk stefr iaken
1p BY Martin Paeish. APpraiseti @ sl 90
One black Ntaken up b. 1oef Afnold
Appraised . $500
ooe work sifef taken up tyJ " Gf@.
ens. Appraised to 5000
One red Cow taken up tys John Dunn
A Appraised 10 S TO
NTm O. McGAIHsTlfsY. Ranger.
jar 81. i886.-no20 Ids
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
RHEUMATIC MEDICINE.

s. BLA MS PRINTED IT. ORDER
Af THIS OFFICE
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
Dec. 6 IS45.-nl6 pm.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MAR.MALL COUNTY.

IT. all DeI,ssns 5n ang manner 4ateres.
ted IN lhe Lands. 1'enemsnts anil he
redifamenfs Of JOHN II. A5srHathgg
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17


s Il pahsl assaea
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

Lei those read noyvs who never read lie fsre.
And thae ho always read, 40 = Ieasi l4s faefe
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
For the North Carolina Standard
Meeting i'm BartOns' Creek District.

Pursuant TO notice given, meeting Of the demo
Gratis in Bartons Creek district was held at Simms
and JetfreVs cross Roads. on Saturday the 2Ist oil
March, 1916. On motion, Eli Ferrell. ESQ. was
called to the Chair and James S. Laws Secretary
On motion OF Robert N. Jeffreys, the Chairman q
appointed committee to prepare and report reso-
lutIons for the action of the meeting.
The committee having retired short time re-
turned and reported through Robert NJ Jeffreys the
following resolutions, which were unanimously A.
dupted, viz:
Resotred, That we approve of The proposition
10 hoid County Convention in the City of Ra
ieigh on tuesday OF March Court for the purpose
OF nominating candidates represent Wake coun-
tY IN The next General Assembly of this State.
Hesot1ed, That we have the utmost confidence
10 10 James K. Polk and the present Congress, that
tney VIII carry out the principles of Democracy
Not like the modern Wings promise anything and
everything, and do worse than nothing
heSotred That the nomination of James r
shepard for Governor meets orr hearty anproba-
secure his election. "
Resotred. That we have heard with regret ,ba,
OUT o worthy and uncompromising democrat James
M Mangum has declined being a candidate for
. RESOLVED therefore, That the chairman annoin,
nVe delegates from this district to represent them
III the convention, and that we instruct them IN
" gGle Ior and sustain Berry D. Simms and VIM. w
n aolden as suitable candidates for the House of
Commons. Vi
, The chairman then appointed the following oen-
IIemen, VIZ: Robert N. Jeffreys, Labon Ferrelf D
Kay, w. }. Reaves, and Buckner Nipper, delegates
10 said convention.
On motion, the proceedings of the meeting were
'rGerea to be published in the Standard.
On motion, the chairman and secretarv ,,oro |
added to the delegation.
On motion of Labon FerrelI, the thanks of The
ary. anu secre-
hen adjourned. ''' 'Ae meeting
JAS. S. Laws, Sec'y, Ohin H.
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For the North Carolina Standard.
Meeting in Lick Creek District.

Pursuant tosa call of the Democratic party in
Lick Greek district, at the Store OF John Hays,
ESQ. On motion, John Hays was calico TO the
Chair, and Josiah Bar5ee appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explained bY the
chairman. - :
On motion of Mr.. Young that Committee Oh
three be appointed by the Chair TO prepare pre-
amble ard resolutions for This meeting. ThereaP-
on the Chair appointed Messrs. Stephen Low,
Thos. w. Young and Abner Fletcher, who, siter
having retired short time, reported through Alf'
Young the following resolutions
Whereas it has been recommended to the demo-
cratic citizens of this County, to hold meetings IN
the several Captains Districts for the purpose OF
appointing delegates to County Convention 10
be held in Raleigh on Tuesday of March Court 10
nominate Candidates TO run on the Democratlc
Ticket for the next General Assembly OF this stare
Resotred That we in favor of holding sald
Convention on the plan proposed.
Resolved That we will appoint i've delegates
TO represent tins District in said Convention. l'o
wit) Messrs. John Hayes, Thos. w. Young, SIlas
Robeson Hardy WeaInersPoon, and Stephen Low,
and we request of them to be dgent In sustain
ing the nomination of such persons as Will be ac-
ceptable 10 the county.
ResoLred, That we will give our support TO the
nominees of said Convention.
On motion, the thanks of the meeting were ten
dered the Chairman and Secretary, for the faith
ful manner which they have discharged their
duty. -: 1>2-
On motion. that the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the N. e. Standard ~ Y
JOHN HAYES, Chm'n.
JOSIAH BARBEE, Sec'y.
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For the North Carolina Standard
The Nominee for Governor.

! Mr.. EDITOR: have just learned with much
pleasure, that we at legth have Candidate fol
! Governor and that JAMES 3. SHEPARD, ESQ. is thai
man. desfe 10 express my approval of the ac-
lion of the FPNmittee, we'll as. to call upon our
friends throughout the State to buckle on their
armor for the present campaign.
h In The first place, we have a Candidate who is
sound upon all public questions, whu is, extensive
ly and favoraby known, by his boIdness and ener-
gY, and by his useful services in the Legislature
and who. haiIing he does from the middle region
OF the State, must attract to himself the warm and
Especially, Sir, will the East rejoice at this nom-
nation for our Candidate was born there, and is
well known; while the West. having heretofore
been looked to, will most assuredly agree with
Mr.. Fisher that the location of the Candidate is
not very important and rally as one man 10 his
standard; In the second place, our Candidate |
learn, will canvass the State. Every thing, in nv
opinion, depends upon that. This State as ali ex-
2erIence proves, is to be from the Wings on
he stump; and now, sir, look at the contrast be-
tween Mr.. Shepard and Gov Graham-the form
er Is eloquent, convincing, ardent and enthusiastic
and the latter is dry, unnteresting, and much bet
Ter qualified for the Senate for the Bar than he
8 for popular discussions. In the third and last
place. democracy is in the ascendant, the Wings |
ire getting dislrustful of their leaders, and The
eaders themselves are depressed and dspirited: |
let US, by all means, improve this opportunity.
ou may say to our friends in all parts of the Slate
hat old Wayne is sound, that her democrats are
n high spirits, and that they will give Mr. Shep- |
rd heavier majority than has ever been cast for
my other man. WAYNE. T
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25

Constitution Of his country mourn over the staos
il is here receiving from those entrusted by con-
fding people with its preservation
This BILL as. s.reported from the committee OF
Ways and Means, contained a clause apprcprlatlng
trif1ing amount for some improvement connected
with the Cape-Fear river. But as the North Car
olina delegation, 10 man,-that is wings and de-
mocrats-haVe steadily opposed the project in all
its. stages, they were TO be punished by the sup
porters of the bill and therefore many of the lat
voted against this; and it was of course killed.
The appropriation itself was matter of no inn
portance, and l am glad it was voted down but
only because the manner in. which the thing was
done is so strong proof OF the combination moi only
TO take money from the treasury for unconstituton-
al purposes but to deprive the constituents of any
member who may have independence enough to
show up the injustice of the affair." of all possible
participation in the benefit of the expenditure of
public money. Where friend is made for this
system of public plunder, by such course, ten
fearless who regard the constitution of the
country as more than waste paper, will rise up to
expose it to the world. The right will eventually
give them the might. Truth and justice and the
constitution have never been long prostrated in
this country aud they will soon again assert their
empire in the House of Representatives, or very
much over-estimate the integrity Of the American
people.
On Monday evening last, when not more than
twenty-five members were present in the House,
discovered that every member of the delegation
from North Carolina made, each, one of the twenty
two! This is,a practical proof indeed, of the bu-
siness habits of all the members from the "good
Did North State" HALIFAX.
Postscript. The House have passed the Harbor
Dill by majority of nineteen. The steamer is
in, and the Union . having expressed the news
Twelve hours in advance of the mall has issued an
extra. The advices so far as they have been re-
ceiVed cannot be said to embrace any thing of
importance. H.