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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15
TO Isridge T8nildeI.a,

VTNHE undersigned having been appointed 1t the last
II term ofthe Johnston County Court, acommittee 10
rebuild the Bridge across Neuse River at Smithfea,
will let to the lowest bidder Monday the a7th6ay of
September, lS47 the rebuilding Of the ThereiG
to be one span 80 feet which will require be suppor
ed from the top. plan with the specifications III be
submitted at the time. Ali the timhers will be furnish
ed to the Builders hand at the place. ..d.aH osgoa
-. .}.:aa- Iv 81 asaa afesg BYfHAN BRYAN,aG 1s4
",' - .aa. o.. .ii'l 9s,- "t: THOS. LOCKHART.- sEj
aff-. =, - DAVID tLUNCEFORDyoa
. s.. issgnG i,n- ..s ... URIAH BRADLEX,IT
- p =a.1a'i & 1.1 Il WM: II. MORNING, .csa
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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15
CORRESPONDENCE
Raleigh, July 5, 1916.

AIH6eISI3 OIIIy IOfO'
To Maj. General z. Taylor:
SIR-In obedience TO Resolution, passed at a
very large and respectable meeting held In this
City on the Sd instant, respecting the next occu-
pancy of the Executive Chair Of our Republic
have the pleasure of enclosing a copy of the pro-
ceedings of that assemblage of the people, and sin
cerely hope their persual will afford you as much
pleasure, their passage without dissenting
voice, did your numerous friends on that occasion.
We all cordially esteem your many virtues, and
great abilities, and we'll tried patriotism and desire
with our appreciation, to manifest our sincerity.
by voting for you TO 6lI the highest Office in the
gift of free people We hold in grateful remem-
bIauce your services to common country, and
enthusiastic in your cause because we believe
the true interest of The country will be promoted
by your election 10 the Presidency.
With sentiments of high esteem and respect,
/ am your obedient servant,
GEO. w. HAYWOOD.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15
Letter from GEN. TayIor.

We publish below, as matter of news, the
Correspondence between George w. Haywood,
Esq. and Gen. Zachary Taylor in relation to the
Presidency. which first appeared in the Register
of Wednesday last. We might show that the
Meeting held here on the Sd of July, was not a
meeting of "the people" of both parties. but
Wig Meeting, out and out; and also, that Gen.
Taylor was not nominated for the Presidency by
the voters of" this Congressional District-but
we forbear. Our position in relation to the Presi-
dency Is we'll known to Our readers. We are not
committed 10 any man, but we intend to stand by
our principles at all hazards, and to do the best
we can. in our humble sphere, to ensure triumph
TO the Republican patty in l848. The following
is the Correspondence:
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
PROILt NATION
by fIse Governor Of the state af Tndi;.;s

WHEREAS Ii appears hat pursuant 10 the proclamation
o: the council u The INDIANAPOLIS IN The
state Of Indiana poll opeued each wa,d Of said
and election therein held. saturday twenty
seventh day OF Mach. ia the year # l. a. thousand
eight hunded and loiyeVen under The spihoiy and IN
accaIdance with he provisions section Of
act Of The Cereal As entity Of sad State entitled An
act To incorporate the city Incabapoi> approved Janu.
airy iwentys the SAID for purpose IF
determining The question hcter the aforesaid shall be
IN force as the charter Of said town, aat Of ths
State "a As more fully and scI y oI the afo!es aid
SECTION ii said
And WHEREAS. Ii has been duly Jointly Ger fled
the undersigned, on The yutb day II March IN hs
yea ai"esai, ty the Ncal Judge of the
election so held that ing on me Monday next
after sad elec-n compared the t,e, found
there were gwen AID Cast tie said
election collectively, four bundled ri, TX y,,,s f.
and nineteen votes against said the chatter of
sand town and law u this Siate-shOwing maiai,y in
"a If the
Now THEREFORE, |. James Nhicnmb Governor OF the
STATE ui Indiana, de- th my
caig The ftg1g result. aud that the abuve entl.d act
from hencei and to all pm IN RICE
a. law OF the State al The cha ui The sand cit, Of
indianapolis.
Ia testimony whereof tave heieanio subsc j.
bed my anu caused lac ses II S.ste 10
he sffxcd.
Done al Indianapolis THU 30h DAY OF March in
L. the year Of our LuId thousand a. 81 bundled
AID foiy-srt IN, vi tie nde, rde4 &C. OF the Uni
ted states Tie >ov'niy-h.st. and Of lie Stale II
Indiana, the THU y list
JAS WHIrC0MB.
By the Governor:
JNo ii. Thomson, Secretary Il STATE.
loufn f.f !
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03

Of the United States Of america in Congress assembled
That the following be and the hereby
Plated, out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise
Appropriated ioT the support of the Military Academy
me year e. On on The htieh June, thousand eight
bundled and loy-eighl:
FOR pay OF Officers instructors, cadets aud musicians
sevent-nine thousand hund ed dollars
dIed and dollars
fo forage for officers horses thousand three hund ed
and twenty dollars.
Fer clothing of occI servants fur humid cd and twcn-
~ dollars.
fo. icphs and Improvements; fuel ard apparatus for
"Se ' puoic nurses and oxen; S4tinneIy, printing, and
o'ei incidental and contingent expens invent, Thousand
dollars
for barracks Tor cadets. fifteen thousand dollars
Approved March ,, Io47
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03


AN ACT 10 amend an tened An ac provide for the
menlo horses other property lost and destroyed The military
al the United -
January eighteen hundred tlnIty 81
Be enacted by The Senate and House Representatives,
If The Uqifed States isaercd Congress assembled.
That the above reced act be amended embrace the
claims OF all owners of wagons teams who sustained,
shall sustain damage injury from the loss Of horse.
mule wagon, cart boat sleigh, harness while such
property IN the military service OF the United States
either 10y impTesment and the has b.
yed or abandoned by the ode vi the commanding
general the commanding officer wagon-mase other
lost destroy cd by vodahle accident without any
fault negligence OF the and when he the
line Of his duty such shall he allowed and paid The
value thereof at the time he ente,cd the ice.
SEC. ,. And be further enacted, rnal the accounting
officers 1T the treasury auditing aud setting the CLAIM
under Tins and the which this amcndatoty,
shall make other deductions from The claim,
of fOmcr pa than for the and i>k and frage
advanced for the horse actually lost by the aud
before he again remounled, for clothing ahich he
not entitled by law
3. AID be az further enacted That entitled
An aci 10 provide or the pay men Of horses anj other
property lost the military of the United States
approved the eighteenth of January eighteen hEnded and
thirty and all other acts parts OF acts relating II
subject, be- AID he hereby continued
oIce FIR the period of two years from and after the Ihd
day Of March eight hundred and ioIiy->e, aud nothing
contained any fImer shall be construed ~ the
accounting officers U the treasury to the pTesen
ation adjustment of all the claims the payment ol
which provided fr ly any of these acs, within
the tine above specified
Approved March > 1917.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03

Clark county Brownsown in Jackson county appro-
we'd January l9rh 1876. be amended that The IF
Nathaniel Rollins sh III read NahsnieI Robbins -
that the of civilian Parks" shall re d William Par
kerr; and that the Nathaniel Rollins" and the name
Wiliam Psk'' IN said mentioned, be aud
he eby declared mispiIhts
SEC his IN force from and after its publca-
ton an the Indiana STA Sentinel and The Indiana Journal
ROBERT n. CARNAN,
Speaker of The House of Representatives,.
PARIS DUNNIN6.
President of The Senate.
Approved December is 1916:
JAMES WHlTCOMB
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03


MEssRs. EDIToRs OF THE SENTINEL: SIEs-l again
presume to request the favor of your publishing few
lines in your columns if you deem them proper. As
citizen of the United States and from tive design Of
our free and republican Institutions hold that 1t is
the privilege of each and every citizen to entertain
and express whatever opinion they may see proper,
In regard to the principles OF government. And
If those principles from pure and d>lnterest-
ed motives. they certainly reflect honor on those who
possess them, as such persons always open 10
conviction, and ready TO change when convinced
The present IS time of great moment 10 every cltl-
zen of the United States. A cloud Of dark political
contraction hangs over us-and the thunder OF the
approaching storm shakes the Union from the centre
to It's circumference. Involved In war, our arms are
opposed by foreign force, and our cause by still
greater but more contemplate force at home-and
why opposed! One word Will answer It
for political purposes for those persons who charge
the present Executive of Government with being
the of the present calamlties are those only
who are opposed to him in political principles; they
do 1t not because they beve H. but because they look
upon this event susceptible OF being bent into
political humbug, by which they and their party may
be advanced In power and with this belief they cry
out in sentorians voice that the war is unjust and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
ruBLIc-No &c.


AN ACT o the increase of The marine corps of the United States
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the Uatied dtes .. america Congress assembled
That from and after the passage tins United States
corps oganiZed shall of fuuT add
captain four fist lieut., four second euenans
twenty five sesgea,s, Twenty-Five cOipoIsl>, twenty-five
dIummeiS rs entJ 1--WE flies, aud thousand additional
prvatcs.
, And be IL further enacted, That the officers thus
provided for shall be appon ed FIST Toy promotion according
rank The corp, and then by cleciion aud that
then shall be submitted to The Scnaie for then
advice and consent
3. and be 1t further enacted, That the provisions Of
passed the Ihteih of June, eighteen hu ell aud
entitled An act for the better rsanZat of
the United States marine corps, be- and The here
by applicable all The of this
PrOrided, hOrerer, That nUtwIth. ding thing
said the contrary, the staff Of the corps
and hereby, separated fem line of sad
corps the officers of the OIme TO receive the pay and
emoument> they receive by law aud hold
assimlsed rank wit: quaIterma teIS payma>ieIs adju
aud inspectors, the rank of aud quar-
tcTmasteIs the rank of captain.
SEC A. Aad be further enacted That the President al
of the Mexican shall reduce the
corps number both III aud ohce, not ding
the number In service.
Approved March ,, 1877.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03

ME~sRs CHAPMANs & SPANN:- Please announce the
GEORGE \. CHAPMAN candidate to represent
Naon county the General Assembly, subject 10 the
decision Of a Conventions and oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
9J-We requested to announce JOHN DOUGLASS as a
candidate for Treasurer Of Marion county subject to the
decision Of the Wing county convention
a1rWe authorized - IAcoD LANDS a
candidate for Treasurer and collector Of Marion unity
05-We requested TO Mr.. JOSHUA NJ LANGs-
DALE a candidate for Treasurer OF Marion county
ME>sRs. CHAPMANS SrANN :-Plea>e announce SAMUEL
BECK candidate for Treasurer Of Marion county and
obge MANY VOTERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03

AN ACT further 1e Union Bank George
the District Columbia.
Be ii enacted By The Senate aud House # Rep esenfdt
U1ited States IF Congress assembled,
That the entitled An extend The Of the
Union Bank of Georgetown. in the District of Columbia,
approved he fifth day of May, year
hundred and thirty ght be- and the II hereby, u The
extended The >l day Of July the year -hlecu hun
dIed and forty until Inc SAID shall be ia full
force Or the sole purpose II enabling the president and
directors Of the said bank for the being close ITS
affairs: Prorded That said back shal
banking privileges any cher powers except 10 collect aud
pay It's debs. and close up It's bu mess.
Approved March ,, 1917.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ Office hereby given. that personal
- property belonging aceascd
THURSDAY the OH MAJ he late said
decedS d IN the i,~n Of WI nSton. township oi Washington,
Broad Ripple, Lumber
Household Kitchen
to commence O'Clock A. NJ day, until
ssii oil oli credit
tire collars secured 10y with good freehold sccur;,
administrators pproval without relief whieN
appralsemcAt cola
hsni 80 LORENZO NANSCA &C,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
NAaANAEiiss.

VIE subscriber would respectfully LADIES and Geae
Fl lninnaroiis, that Mon
lie cha
lie las spent wIntrfs ~ reaching at
the
that wlt
ld'Vrment thai al fully compensate them iien Ioat3 aad
Trouble
TUITION 81 scholar, Ter Twelve each
tsfaction % the NtiKI0N.
Int,A nannS Anrll1 II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03

EDIToRs SENIGNEL:-rhe law passed 10y the last
Legislature, authorizing the people OF the several town
SHIPS of the several counties to decide whether licenses
shall be granted retail sprtuous liquors, requires
each voter opposed to the granting Of license 10 en-
dorse upon his ticket, an ,erifing, the words W
License" Next Monday Is the day 10 decide the
question Bear ii IN mind X.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
SELLING. DEE

ittt MIST ANCES having cccu.red wl compel the subscriber
Il Ia leave induced hi> stock of
hdrn gTis reduction considerably under price. The
of impaired Buadai beavers. ss Tvetds
all Of Also handsome Ne>tH-s,
which al been rked al lc ,yet cash that they Ait
std lot. GeElenen rpns and clothing
requested early hole disposed d a
month VIII sold ty the made first
style, also eiucd wIce> y WATKINS Draper aud Tailor
9b-3w Washington Il. dsae east u, Brown
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
CALVIN FLETCHER, Treasurer.

QJ-The follow ing letter received by The treasurer OF
the re fund from unknown individual We highly
commend his beneyoeuce and brew and hope that
Of the kind will be forwarded 10 ard the relief
Of starving brethren acf0ss the wateis
IR:-Enclosed send you ten dollars 10 be applied TO
the relief Of starving ish The they the
benefit of 1t, the greater will be the Satisfaction Of
REYOB.
c. FLETCHER, Esq Treasurer OF relic. fund"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
EsN'T OF s,lTess:ssS

SEMAlNlNG IN the Post Office Indianapolis, Indiana,
II q April !, lr47
QlPersoas calling for these letters uH please TO say
ADpERTISED
Tae inland postage on all letters papers for Foreign
Countries must be p,epaid Otherwise my be gr-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE i hereby given that have hecn appointed by the
Marion Probate administrator 81 the Hiram
ickman and that ce All per-
having claims against oiisi the
same 10 according law, all persons indebted
notified TO mike
probably sOls 80 LORENZO \ sNSt VOC. \
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
LAWS Or INDIANA.

An Act 70 prersni County TreaSurerS and otier eGi
Gers franz purchasing cerfdia ,eH estate.
SEC l. BE ii enacted by the General assembly Of the
state IF Iadf1na, That shall an, county
Auditor CT county Treasurer any officer d any Of
funds of State, purchase lands sold
qucut taxes either ia person OF 10y another.
SEC , This take effect and he in force fom aud
after passage and publication ia the Indiana JOun. aud
Indiana State Sentinel
ROBERT " CARNAN
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
PARIS L. DUNNING.
President Of the Senate.
Approved January l4Ih, lSi7
JAMES WDIrCOMB.
An Act declaring miSprint IN certain names therein
mentioned.
SEC Be 4eisd 5y the General Assembly Of the STATE
Of Iadigna That the INST section Of entitled An
change pat Of the State Road tIom McD,nlla Ferry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03
w An EEEs.

Sn0 LBS live geese feathers
icNO ,, lbs
q lbs lbrssv
DDj bu " heat, Corn and Oats.
loo NJ prime quality
a goods at tile iue
Priccs, durs west OF Brow iluItl. H. X. CASE.
Imam tols Ami IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03

tcdrced.
A 'Hornaday
Allen James HocA,nsn
AlDaugh Augustus Hon J 4
AilirIas \ ron Holmes J.
Anderson Vim Hu ter "A
Arm -ntrout David HopAi [
B Hartzell :
Battery john Hsraest,
Bush Ma TIN ID 3 Hildibtan,
Butcher John Huntington
Barns James Hlver,tic
Bsaten jacob or SIlas Hopkins
Clark Hartman
iiisbee haxt.T q Hines { h
Blue Gerard liuls Tho
BlSJing John Ha>irook
Bacon WIN Hardin 81
BcicA,I Henrcich Hunier 4
Blauvclt James o. Huein Joi
Garrison How ara !.
BragcioId sam liarg axe
Bu hlcy Spencer llerY \ ]
Bell James ) ilepp MIR
tSrN IAN Alphonso ii , Han r.
b own h " Harden I
Br, an Luke Hol aies X
Banks Va 4 Hind An
Bruce RObt HarNN "
Bfaaen VIM Herman \
B4ker YIN Htworth
Barr cit Caroline
Brown Robt Johnson
Bmmhy CYNTHIA Ann johnson
Boa nigh; Carah Jonnsor ]
Brown DAM u Johnson
Bans Nm A RE
Buch nan James Johnson :
Ea- beT Vim Jones ~ 4
b yan Mrs Ann Jeans0n
Because JOAN Jones Eli.
Bail Isaac John son 7
Beile> Aquilla Jordan Ci
Berry Wm
Baker Thomas iXetIoe r
Burnett Jahez Amg MI
& Kiln, Jos
c Asher NOllcr L
Cole>tock Louisa
90 parvc Joel Loucks :
Cole john ; LoKett q
Cunni CHAM Hugh Long la
ColNel Addison Lillle a.
Cokely Danl LAVE G
Crowder ohm Li,i.hirt
Calihan 4 lewis ID
Ga h Ar l.rhvm /
Chamberlain Sarah :
thitty Ladi-a Moo Jc
Consul De France Miller A
= ark John tCcm
ID Mustard j
Dollarhilc 4; Nunscll
pgnlop John = Marsh u.
DAVIS Saml NatheW
Dawson Lucinda Never -
Dickey WA Mo ean
Dill Greeuhy Nul "a /
Daw son A \ Mathews
Dorsey John alalalN v
DaU son George NacclsN
Don OF DAVID Mack lie
Dunlop Mrs r Miller ia
po'ses Wesley NsE>iicl
Day Je'r l. Morris +
/ DuLan " II Ma>lln VI
Day Malta i'll Miller l.
Darby Thomas aonireih
/ Dearth VIM Mitchell
4 DoN L. = Mcconnell =
Dixon Peter EcCle len
Donahoc Vim VI Earl !
Downey William Ncciinto
Duzan Dr. W II iMcFarlan
+ Mcdaniel
Evans ] + McDsn q
Z FatOu Saml .icDougs
Eaton Themes : NcEali
Eichel.iberger Frede- McNaha
rick NcNc> I
Epic Abraham " Nc6laua
Editor Of the Cultlya- NcCaihn
tor NcFall J
+ Met lnre
L ancis Miss Mary II Mcslaha
Fisher Miss Mary Mckcnzi
rrashuic Miss +. NcDonal
Fsiout Mrs Irene NlcGoN J
tertig Conrad Nckinn.
! Flowers Mrs Mali9h Ncglare
ritch John sicDanie
FOlck John Mclean
g.
Gilbert b rnett Neelv j
Gan Mary Nosamar
Gruber Ernst Nowlane
Gibson Washington Seglv G
Gfiilith Lewis ,Segly "
Gould Adam Novinge
Greene Alien , y ,lsOn J
] Gibson John Nurr W.
II
Harvey Henry Owen @
Hartman Mr. c'\eal j
Harper HezeAiah O'NeaI I
Hough john , O'Riley
Homer Frederick Orr Tim
Haverstick Michael q Neal ]
K Parker {
Hors Jaeoh Aoui,s
Hooker E J Par ker j
. Hardestv Joscrh Phelps A
Harbsrt W II Pa,erbur
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-03

PUBLIC No %
support OF the Military
Academy thieh June thousa
eight hundred and forty-eight.
Be eaqcted By the Senate and House f Representatives.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-03-17

4 New STEAMBOAT ROUTE We have
letter from Capt E. b. Ward, informing
us that their arrangements Cor this years
operation arc completed ~ that Milwaukee
is included, The plan of the Wards is TO run
the steamer Champion from Grand River
by way Of Milwaukee, Racine and South
port to Chicago and return ;or from Milwau
kie to ST. Joseph direct three times week.
Next year they propose to run daily on
one Of these routs, as they viii. then have
in readiness new boat much larger than
the Champion to perform half the service.
The Engine has been ordered from one o..
the best establishments in NewYork. We
are farther advised that The Champion will
be here early in May, TO take her place on
this new route.
We scarcely hoped for the establishment,
Of such a route for year or two, wlhou,
the assistance Of mail pay, and ii now rests
with the citizens of Milwaukee ;, Racine and
Southport, to give the enterprsing pro.
prietor Of the Champion such an amount of
business as will continue their exertions and
il possible TO increase our facilities. An in
creased trade Of not less than one hundred
thousand dollars per annum might be Sc
cured for Milwaukee from Grand River
Valley, If our merchants only take the
same pains 10 secure it as they now do to
invite trade from the west. There is an
other consideration-we should have our
mail matter brought by this route, the ex-
pense of which can be betrayed by the
usual price paid on letters for Steamboat
service. Will not our citizens do some
thing 10 secure so desirable on objecl?-
milwaukee GaZ