THE STANDARD.

RALEIGH W q.

Wednesday, November 90, Is45,
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Wake County Court. The only case tried at
the late Term of Wake County Court which ex-
cited much interest, was that of The State as Mir.
Sion Ellen, young man charged with having sto-
len pair Of suspenders. George w. Haywood
and Duncan X. M'Rae, Esqrs. appeared for the
State, and General Saunders and Col John H.
Manly for the. defendant and the case was ar
gued on both sides with considerable ability and
eloquenco. The Jury a0ithOut Leaving the boz,
gaze Oerdiet of 0equittal. H


The Hon. William H. Haywood, Jr occupied
the bench with other Magistrates during the
Term. and contributed very much. by his legal
knowledge and discriminating Judgment to the
advancement of the b0sincss of suitors and of the
County, fso PEI. H5fi''s