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Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

Safe Of Mississippi Probate Court. June
JefIeson G,anty, Term; 1895.
z T pom tic petition of r. B. Ricketts,,
administrator Of the estate Of William
s. Hodge, deceased, praying permission to
sell certain tract Of land, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES, more Of less, lying in Madison
conn'y-anl it being represented ta the
Court that it wonld be to the interest Of said
estate 10 sell said lot OF tract Of land: Il is
.tierGj5rf ordcrtd By tie Cogrt, that tita-
tions issue to all persons Interested in said
tract Of land, requiring them to bo and np-
pear at a regular term, + The Probate Court.
10 bo holden at the Couii House, IN anl'f0f
fie county of JellcTsoh, on The fourth Mon
day in August next, to show cause, if any
they ca6, why said tract of land should not
be sold, according 10 Tie prayer Of the peti-
tioucr.
| certify the above to be true extract
from the minutes Of said conrt.
lRTgTW2S> 10 testimony whereof, have
~ hcrcunloset my hand and seal af
Said coart, at Fayottc, this 2sih
day of Jane, 1896.
o. 7. MILES, b. Crk.
July [Pr. fee; $40 Isl 2l-6w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-09

Go CATIs

CsPt Bra6y Seems % lave bees as zgch
The Daniel Boo0 az the northeast part of the
valley OF the Okbo. as the ceher Vas 81 the
s.1erhwest. aad the ecgnsry n equaIIy hsIl al
Srz6a5cussry Iegeu6s Ct BIS hardy adrec-
tsres and haIssbesE@Eh escapes. akhagUgh he
sas lacked FIin1 to chr0asrle hl= fame
and TO transmit I % pesssrIry 10 the glowing
ant beautiful hansusgs q shzt 5asrlayslsh-
81 anaallss az shs wesC Fr1a gu55Gbc=,.
asshssrisy. d seems the sslIowiag izc5dsn8 ac-
r.aEly Transported N thE vlciaay Brady =
residence WAS % Chart5er's Creek. ca the
sss1sh SIDE Of the Ohi0- anE being man al
hsrrsEean strength, actisiry aud cOGrags, he
wzs geuzraliy sslecrsd As the leader Of he
handy bor6errrs IN all their Iargrz6rus Iuso
the In9ran t@rri1ory Moth OF the riFer-
On tins cccasS1a. whhch was ahogE the year
ITsO. large party Of WARRIORS frOn the
calls OF tie Cgyahoga ant the adlareuz
cognEry. had made an unread "a ths sca1h
sate OF tae 0hpo rIuer- IN uks BOWer part Of
what Is no~ called Washingtcn coazEy. Bet
Tkprh wzs thea knowE as the sesrIemsaEs Of
lhe CATFISH Camp" sft<r an Old Indaaa OF
shzr Mane, who lived lhers when the wkInss
FIRST came In1o the eounGry ca the Monougl-
beIa rIVsr- This party bad zGr3ersrt ser
eral h@iIies. and wEh sheir plund~r had re-
crossed the Ohio before sEertnal resistance
eoGH he made By Brady a party uss dI
rsctly summsnsd at hEs ehOs~u B9LISwsrs.
aha ha1seueG 90 aneE them eur THE In
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-09

. s..g,ues w. It ali Iirsss- 10 realize the
,,-as -5as God /. srsnzliy a spectator q
=, i,p,gs as,I wor,is, and evsu OF tEs~ Emag-
...,ou. AZ eur hearts rud shat sEs ere =
--Hr urzziag 60 ant trO sArO'sghous
k-.hsSfiag Arrx bath. th~
~ s.- -. rps'1 Ier - % , nouleus
6us sf LIZ lcrai.iy Eaniasssng hialsslf
uror,t aa. m tie .iuiae Frrsou Of cor Lord-
,uF NV wlItiag gar streets, 20 1scersain
.,e .~,e n,.r,lL srl1= o. car p,spu lIt50a- What
,nnneaa. mav We Suppose W0aIG be
r.,.qef &. Tx nlfni Of Jesus, 4s be brhea1
hc rlr -iuar "a our chi~f ss0rUushErrp-
,ri cassd MO lsrir g,IacsPdes and emo
,ms Wiac -sp--laa,e Wgalt be tsrI
Wien. rscnfrla- q tse busy sesres u Cur
ummrs-..lL lrl1.l,cB9oss. A- aops k1CTL-,tgs
A. -1s ip.,s 11,g .,.r--t1nizst lat5 IT, s-crsts
rlarl b. e. r1r here Easc1vsr Dad b
sn.r NM :a- rs-p-1s 1a1eye- fus5I-11p0us.
md. ler.oca q a,sPectlaE al taeJr plans
H.. lr,r grgs-se'. =. srI1g sheua 70 the
SIR. est ai what az rs'.'sE--s N holy scrip
mr.. I'd. he Tl.t 80 while- CIR c11arts q
us.cr. IaG lnravsi al Tie u-gsserl-s ct ID
uurr C BE- there Gsscb9s.,t "a be repair
um- 4-llua1l. s,:h,5cIs & zgraAs, 50 called
nd b. Grtlte aiusss~lf to agr nu1a~rgGs pab-
ir Ir .i.1e.al -,. aa1nEs Ct R.A=ueSs ard Ssssi-
laGna tx IL -a=r Elan GER 7rIEafs dwell
nr.- iai ilissw - "a or ea1Ployra-u-s ard
1-1-.arans. irsu aCt arst Egsrn- thoagE-.
mi w ;llae lur sTe= uPo1 CGr pillows 2
mi ini is THINE s'-r grIaesP4-s lsd I'D
a-rs. n LIE N cl15.r-rg v11 hs. WIiL
ml s. IKE llalag At Ass sasry. ne sA0uAt
IL a.tni gI.rT .et,.c-- aE,4 ilLllag al kIs bret
~ '0 Inci. -lGg sea Of DAVID. Lamb 81
Ga'l ,aac alasfa away liz sins Of the world
lava merry ggoc - " Y nIrrsr
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FrsaI lis, v. Y. CaslImrrr.al 4,l-srri,~,r-
Rocx lsLAND- Cprer MISSISSIPPI !
S~rC - 1850
y P WrLL.

Rock IsLAxD- Upger MissRssigp5
sgt - 1856
Voc see ~ thss that I aHa again we=ssi-g
NJ say toward hocae- Csgr seat Iinl= dug
qqs- b. the aid o. osr Vaett.ss- Ass al lsagrA
5rugghs my travelling c9znFaua1n and my
self m .aEsy 20 rms Pksrs- ~hsss w~ slsn-
tie riVer, the shores, and the PA1ins ceurEz1-
o1s. alive and vivid wirh planes, uiEh spears
ard uarcIube Of tic yelling rseI Heu-
We lad heard thaG The whoIe naE5oa OF
Sacs and Foxes were 10 nses Ci0ssrnO'
Dodzr here 10 treaty al tbs time. ard lerve
uzs eireu liaerzIIy 20 our paddles. zASeh
had bgou-Az u ir0l Trtvrrse 4 SiogE, on
the g Prsess sIveE. and we relsrhet hsre
IuckIEy m time TO see Tie parases- the iesns
and so.leuan rIres OF a savage c51G1unTty.
transferring The riekrs an.1 5m@Wnasrs Of
rhsfr material sull- 70 the Iaslrhlh.~ grasp Of
pale~GIret vOracny-
Afer having gIa5rsd our CURIOSITY Il he
s5uuerIu of The Red Pipe and also E1h the
sports and aspirations Of the uaagniheent
Coesau d. Prslp5=. we Drew ourselves CT
frura ~ sIop5Hg sides V th ITa=srIag books,
tina. ossea dwel- back in slGaesz zad uielan-
-hoIv On the Eir EaDLscage That We we're
samlzhlnx from 61-sVer- Our 1osse= broG=ht
~ 20 ns base and them oves the extended
PLAIN that lies between that and The Traverse
Dc Sioux on the 81 Peters. WEh 8b0Ez i've
DAYS travel Here we met taGd passed
rkru' rheTr viIIagesi ths bands OF snagx Who
had made u so much tr1uhAe On our way 10
the Red Pipe. We met and passed ihe-
wirhout other us1IesrErScn Than looks OF
haired znd c0aEennPc wh6ch we're 50 ssrOUgty
expressed in lhelr fsees and G.0Ve1.euEs a
TO ANNOY, and sometimes even to elarm U.s.
A suILen SILENCE seenaed To peFuatE ALI
classes and all sSzss except amaOg the chIi-
drsn. who cried. az our s2pr0arhr and lhe
s,4uawss xhO eLlPped EheIr hands over rheir
m0gshs, smd backward. rsrreaue,i frO@ 0Gr
pressnee- wn5 looks Of distress an1 grCaus
rhrr were 4hSnrrenL Their saefet rights
had scsn lrl@FLsG uFcu-IAeiT rsLlglaa III
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move daily scross NY Pask- and wuuEd
wAEPsr to them as They glide by. 5oyOosly
aud c0nk5iugIy. the secret Of an unsloude,E
fururs
The Plctare have dawn above $ nov
peculiar Il Is cOlOrcd like the Eaneies q ths.
erS1e sad uany-0hE many an boar viii
she So wEh her rarh Jewels lying loose 10
her 6agvrs, and dream surA Srrars ~ rle-.
She believes lhea. sOO-a1d she goes 90. for
waIie- uESersiEe,l Tie evening . aoe
too bong while they talk Of their plans or
haPPsas=s. and the Subef meal Is sail 7leas-
ana wish the 1elightssl nsrelsy Of muruaI re-
tF1Ere ard sr-ensiSn- There ecnes sooa.
howsTsr, tine uhen psrsouaI rop6,z are
bars and Esarlsome- & sslzhs arsersS0os will
DOG aloEe keep up the SOCIAL ezrisraaers--
fh~re arg bag irrservais ct xTHsnoe. ens1 g.
serrs't sl7E1aPt0ras Of weariness ard Ire s1s-
aaad- 6rsg IN hss iaapaiiclE sE1nhood. bre1.s
m sPoa the hears they ~erx to spea5 ssz4th-
- cann0r ssIIou r cirruz4stn.a.llv.-
There eoae long beers oF sahasvr list
lsness- aad terrible =is-irfnc. Of escS 9Th
ers worth aad asT-csisn- tiEt ssey gar coos,sai
tArtr Uueasinz=z 70 I0ugsr. and 20 oct arp
1rzseiy 70 seek rsI5sf aa& lrsn Bpoa a bar
l0S World ser Tie suFPor. uhxk oae uho
vas sheir -hsVsr s15 i.srnF- CogI1 uss gre
ta-aI
Heed ,has. - uha are uianiag b. y0sr
ian0eeni 5ragsy. the aEe.ss9a= ofhizk-z.a45-
81 -ad thinking beings Rrn~mser ,kas
ss ISL eire ug tie tr5sAer Ct sls helsr y III
wkse. he has had ever- ssl,o~sElp o.
alia's-sAe so-issy e kas ea5ern p,sesry r-a-
n@Ts IN The rscr q Are. ~Eo have keb1
sEA him a srsru eousFH ui9uaklr,-zu4 ire
qasualy- 10 has psss6acszt- lovs. he ziII break
away irsa the zrsn1 q bis barring azshs-
INA 70 eoU- and iEsseu ID ths -v15cr q ,ke
sharu~r !, All s~wii5sr hsn. At srss. -,
Z WsI uos S51z sns1 then. lhiak yos that
an btl= klanrlasaaneas NilI eAa5a tAs nsrd
lhat has ts~a used ksr years. to an e74al
cO@mgus01g Thiak y0u. be sill gIre g7
s0r 4 weak d1IIsnrs. ts- GziG.a.iag rheua=s
u raeu. Az! The search ia.0 Tie Sae zaysse-
ries q kR0sie.ssei o. 10. Indy BE
lsevs s@-1Sl Truss r1s yossr laE1e-ce 70
.scS light STEERS crs,ss sot the o5s-Elsh-
aa1e'5 assartlry tat esoa-an' : .ercosalry
.ae-olinasrrrI1S % ihs necsssriez a ker
ord aaI master It's highss 6-zaicsy
1ou56 awzrG vgg 1t vosr dnsmsr-. lrv l.
as complete and yOGr glG of nia8 ss capn-
5te - oars q increase and elevzl5oz. I
EoaL pa no wls,Iacz 81 -lTa@ ag1iasr Gc,l- =
eFalru- alioc1en- zogL charge yo4 10
zster tie undyInz bid, AM gire K healzsy
cEz1rs. ant 0gea rs eelzzy ID the sus-as4
then voa zaay hOps. tia, ska yogr Tx T..
5ound up wnh asoeher- ys9 wIlI 70 On
equally aad IN i S=lioNsa .aai sail per-
saGs every earthly interest
y r WILLIS
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THE BRIDE.

Il have. Ike al sacAel1rS. specialized =
rer tsl- Isrr l-alru-ocE have se-n
rnns Iit aela1la-- Eszer- tAe prR3@ q cav
rr-es narrlss.-Is the wariG sass-wegL
'nue lar+ 1leg+i. llEa cnstly 1o,sse=- 1at
A9t -feuGa aave al c.z,s 1zd locked II
ler ile nlrulrIr= ani tEeIr sglsuasud ar
judgements 6r hagp5aess. asd rheT have
gae lTrg lDl .l1nrlzes. theu 20 ul=ir
HanT hagrs cl,.sct1-lF. AMI wich,9gt s-ar
z lalIrIl ii ,e .aag.iae ior tie voua--
Ini if ia:l -razs I IN earned away ty sam
iar Feelings. ! lsge ID gss ansstserve,. mo
miles. aat Tl1.h tie krI4s Ia hsr wh1s
T-'t IA VIA .=r sailing sce z.G her
MI tg+s 1-lgl1g arlsr= me Il l5s5r gsl3c o.
IT, F-1F; 4 va sag .isam O. h@e sgsnre
ulg'aeaa- fat grrzua-= myseIf lhai Z viii
I'M | 'hlie hew Ia@v will 81 gpoc
iA lIif'GGa sc6l Ii lie ;EilIgsz EElls. 1rG
lai'I !lg hcpes, za.I nzrugr II oar tones
la INV al6.rru..-u tens!-ruess- aaI hcx
aDi.'aElg tA- allowed ssss 1nc Tie b.a-rif-l
4li'a-lnerr1 af vsi.sit lIis- EIll u-ake eTsn
"rr parting l27ou.- ard how gladly they
vii ti@e iacs frgm Tie croxG and The
4Hsl El-'-l 81 tAs gly % saeA asker's Ga5es
-"nPaay 9u'tare 10 myself that yogng
''ali'I's- Th. CONS .@s srsn usz Al his hest
"'iE 1'''ss .lstauaag eargsriy s9r his foot
-ssA AZ Tie aight steak o. AMI wsshTng
'N lf h'u1- tsaae and when IL eaters Il
ss -a4 laa WA al aEscrasa a. undvIng as
,,G -. III h~r to hia hosoua, 1 czn FEEL
" 's'''' 'iar goes flowing ihruggh his
- la's El1s Hirh hiz On her graceful
u Is lie 1lges ah9ut WIKI hin So the
'''' '''if'a as l5s.tbla, suarhiug all hEs uu-
s,,'' .a''4- and making him forget even
lealrr
! IefNart 30 years, and age her Iax1-
n'@ '' ''''f anF saseriy away frorn her 5ro~,
,.rr s1l-sA sraares rIpeusd inrO dIguny
"' 4ef arZhr h7rsEIae=s chsssrened wnh uhs
49,, '''' n'''''t '4sa Of maternal afErct5ou- Her
'"'''' Na'si "a her wrh a proEd eye, aud
w '--'s nn's krveat love and Gel5-ars AZ
""" NaNa 6rst Won hes. aud fair chill
''s Glowing mp asoaz theua. auE they
mi ''' % nouor and 1arr0able'I years
'''' ''' 'er-enAersd uheu thsy Gl@l
NY AaVe to dream thzz ~ten go ID
,n5 -i@ yaang bride l1y II Is phs alrpra
.,@ 'g % feelings uoGched BY EovsIIaess
,,rs Aa's n0chEng tor EselE 11d. if evel
= - - u .iffer ceilings, 4 q BECAUSE the Iigh
Is P'cSTts . changed am uoc fond O
~. "a % s1ch changes. anl I will 400
a'~- IaIIude TO Il oaIy bscaus,
., ~ NAT NY SIMPLE page will be read By
'' q Lie yGGag and teausiil9 u beings W b
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-09

IzfsTsssSag 70 lie LsE9sSs-'TE= last AZ
coGnEs krun PARIS @enrs1a. IS she rage fsT
srrnaAs strIre. SHE mu.s2la gowns Eira Long
sleeves. rlalsSGIly iocPed up uah VrlFetS-
these are 6sg Ghe pru-zeaa5s. Black FsiFss
Is much vOrn by the PErHsasn delSes. Ii Il
used for hrz-esess. and velvet sash Legally
euahezLEshed with head suaHsusdery Is IN Ia
vOr- A small narrow slip Of red vsIFe1.
frU@ whSrh haags pearl cruss or heart.
u wOrn round the neck SEe gIgrs Erzhs0ua-
he have several plaisz at velvet tpGrple.
black and gfeen.l rUan9 the necE. Es.h
DIAMOND fastening Ia fruux
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-09
rERW0NT PHBNIx.
p,osisii~H suusE FrIhas NsrnHg. By
Nm. L. RTT III Il n.
srE,l-, Baii,iilrr. a,sn-fy spv.s-Sas Chsss' :.
lhrs W sarr. Ha6seA

III sirri,s aihss,rilssrs 7 W. Drsiisrs a gsar.
vl -s,1,i,1s ri.ir pa1rss az the siis's,
:, sl'nH- - VI ,npsr as-cauri,i'usst arrd Az
= ~ ,,,f sxrsucia Ei, s,fp'a af shs p5rs,-ih
-, W mad mrs BE- s'p-o-paat &c Easy sii lus
.-.,l Iffl'ufiuh- n
m 4sui4 Of 100 PRINTING ssasly eaassar.
'-a.s. ,,.rir, tii IN nsls.r1fs usrms-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-09

Il know y0u Of oEd, " SAIL cue; qua had
TO r1a away frcG yCGr cOunrry 10 sane yo@r
neck " W hAr OF rharE" was the reply
--yS@ coEldnt have GC-s K u sir rags AstT'
sssfG =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
TEXAS.

NEW MoyEMEST.-By gentleman who pas
senges in The steamboat Choctaw, which arrived from
Nachitnclles yesterday afternoon, learn that Gen.
Gaines with the U. S troops has crossed the river Sa-
5lnc ard marched into Texas far Nac"gdoc!rs al
which place he had for the present fixed his head quarters
The iu,en:nn Of this move has not TRANSFERRED IL s
probably owing TO the recent indication Of hoSes OH
the part Of The Indians ali rontiers-N u PEE.
BY The arrival OF the steamer Choctaw, last evening"
from NAlchuches wc learn lhi 800 we'll cqniPp"d vol
were expected there in few days from NalchsZ
There also landed previously lou volunteers IRON
different sections of the upper county, ana II Is co",
Geully affirmed by several gentlemen VINO nave
from the Texian frontier that The army OF Texas (rnn
their oger walton during The last three or four weeks by
The arrival of large bodies OF volunteers, on the iron,
tiers will be equal Numbers II not superior 10 'u "i
Mexico.
From Abc .lr,c O,ieaHs Bee of Jay lG.)
The statement that We ;:.ihshed yesterday &" Gen.
Gaines avins crossed The Sabine Is confirmed by the
arrival of the Caspian last night, from Nachltucles IL
is thcr stated that SIX companies OF ln!ah'ry' ana
three companies Of Dragons daily expected to join
him from For, Towsun The only Object in view III ma
kim this movement, lis the aceal necessity OF Keeping
in check the isns the frontiers of Texas, who have
given reccn. signs Of hostility towards our settlements
III that direction.
Bya gentlemen wi:aar7ived last erening in The steam
er Lanp!ght<.r ~!o is direct From Galveston Island, we
learn That tie 9Nan army, an"r Gen ttusk, were en-
l.canpad at Coxes Pout 300 strong, and The MtX'cans
1a he-lts ,ber Of 10000 making rapid strides To-
ward lhes. being wln day march when ouT lnior-
lnant lrt-A.
-, =. 7>fys.n he a: g. RGLetin cf Iply 49,
FroR ialcgvnce received by the Caspian last eve.
ming, the report in circulation relative to & General
Gai;,es having crossed the Sabae, is correct AS well
rs can be Judged by the reports received, it seems he
had been engaged for several days in forwarding prov'-
slams and military stores, prcvTes 10 tHssng te river
after which he marched directly on Nac"gdoches' nav
irg previously care tie tUops is garrison, IN Forts
yowsoa and Gibson, witk directions to join him in as
short time possible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

-, ANN, onoun, exacted from each indiVi-
FL no,,ifcsles given for this loan shall he recciv-
a 1s a S be nPss ono year,
rh decree together with the disavowal by the Mex
, 1,yernnent Of Santa Annals treaty, is sufficiently
inJSnve of the determination of Mexico 10 prosecute
the war vigorously. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
By !csicrdaY's .SWihrrn -Huii

in addition to the articles which have thrown into
our preceding columns, lay before our readers soro
very interesting items by yesterdays mail from Texas,
the Creeks and Flnrirl The accounts from Texas
cheering. They show That the Acxicans are dSpried
and pnusing- the Texan force is Oh the in
crease. aad flushed with hopes. The report "t Santa
Anna wing requested the mediation o! the President,
derives some confirmation from The circumstance Ut Il
Mexican messenger having gone down the National road,
the other day, 10 Washington who reported himself rs
the bearer Of dispatches from Sana Anna TO General
l,nE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

ominious death; and tina, j.,

served The most gnominious death; and thu, y,
Justification for the cnity shown him, was to h. O.
in the condition .! Texas, which might max !: WIN;
to subject The drnands Of justice to the rol;e. ~ =.
ting rid Of the armies of Mexico, through tlv :,5as
of their chief '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
HONORS TO MIR. MADISON!

The Delegates Of the various Associations Of Baltimore
have determined to testify their respect by nocturnal
processonwh lighted torches and varlegated lanterns
borne by youths dressed in white. with black saabes.-
The Ptngraumc Of the Procession is splendid. The spec
tacle in The night will be unique and mposng-witl all
the volunteers officers Of The government, Funeral Car
painted white, lighted by solitary lamp, and decorated
with enibems. Contributing 10 form tue Procession
The Grafton and prayers will take place in front {" the
Battle Monument No orator or time is yet announced.
Gen. Samuel Smith, the Heroic Defender OF Mud Fort,
and the Mayor of the City, is 10 act rs Grand .arsha
supported By two Assistant Grand Marshals, Gen q
H. Steuart and Col. J. Thomas.
The Citizens Of Lexington, Rockbridge county, have
unanimously appointed james Mcdowell, Esq, TO deli
yer an Euogy on Mr.. Madison. tic has accepted the
ofce-and the proceedings will take place at the Pres
byterian Church on The 18th August. We venture to
say that could have been selected more suta
bic to the theme.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

II is said that Gen Scott is on his way to New Aork.
lie is cxaected 10 pass the Summer in that neghb0rhood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
CLECTION X LOEISL7LEl.

Ii the Savannah Republican is SGti!cd with the cleo.
ons Of Louisiana, arc 're And upon 'h0'n and 'chat
does tie Republican lrly for proof OF lis bng So salts
fac:ory 10 ihsl friends Upon the Mobile Chronicle,
who slvs "we have accurate report oil The mem.
bers eject the Legislature, bot the White party
having claimed triumph: and there being n" denial by
The Van Buren, papers, the victory is npcdly Admitted
Judge White cannot be beaten III Mississippi LOUISIANA,
or Alabama '-unfortunar Lngcian! No said,
than cUnlradicted We have the New Orleans Bee
Of the 18th and 10Th of July "a Van Buren, paper,
which tells very different tale and turns the tables upon
the Whirs-For example: "Ihe Opposition papers
from the country appear 10 be considerably caed at The
results Of The election ume ut round rate par
,cuHary tie olive Branch Others take their defeat
more cnolIy But what asonshed US The most was, 10
hear the leading Opposition papers Ut the State. 'halIoo
before they were out of The woods 1t is quite pity
the, did not delay little longer, and then their hasy
plcc wond have sounded less ridiculous. 80 tame the
nhls or fancy in which the Wings have INDUCED, 'wc
snh;nn statement Of Senators and Representatives
elected rcrised md corrected for their especial benefit
Bee u The 18th.
And what are the results :'Tlerc eight Scna.
tors elected this year., of whom. three returned
friends Of Van Buren-iye in the Opposition. Add The
three Van Buren, Senators whose term has not yet cx.
pred and have in The Senate six TO ivc-naJ".y
one In the HDuSe Of Representatives, the Bee classes
the votes as follows 81 friends of Van Buren,, Is Oppo
sitira-maorily 23. In Joint ballot ma orlly ~. We'll
as-at Judge Porter is not yet reelected Senator OF
the L. S-nor is he likely 10 be- And we repeat 10
the Savannah Republican: ii he is satisfied so are we
Another word too, to the Mobile Chronicle. BY a
sort of hop, skip and jump hYgic, he rushes to the
couclusion that because Louisiana has gone for the
Why's, therefore, Judge White 'cannot be beaten in
Mississippi Louisiana Aabama' Eut as he has been
beaten Louisiana: therefore he may be beaten IN The
other two Slaes-and from the most sati:ncta'y nor-
NATION we have received, haze not moment doubt
about it, The following reached US BY yesterday mail
from .9Gbnm0:
Ertrnct Of letter from s'ALAnAMA, July 10, sc.
"The friends oil Mr.. Van Buren, rapidly Dcreas-
ing and there is no doubt with ne, but he will receive
The vote of this State although the Opposition ma
king in favor Of H. l.. White, the very strongest
tons large majority Of the citizens Of Alabama are
as republican any people earth; but they are mis-
represented by their delegation in Congcss-every one
OF whom obtained their election by declaring before the
people their attachment 10 Gen Jackson and the prin
cplts upon which he has administered the Government
atn proud See that the Old Dominion has lrumphcd
the piebad Coalition, and will give her vote 10 the
UeInocralc canddlte.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

Thanks to the Lexington Gazette for the argument it
has furnished against the Siamese ticket from the lips
Of Gen Jackson! What he is said 10 have remarked
upon this uncommtcd ticket, is opposite enough We
shall avail ourselves of it in due season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

The N. Intellgencer changes the issue with Us. In
stead of denying the right Of the President to send
Commissioner 10 Texas, it attacks Gen. Gaines for
mcdaling an advance 10 Nacogdoches The Globe has
taken up the cudges hs issue-and quotes from tae
renewed instructions of the Secretary at War Culy ll)
III The conduct ofthe Indians in Texas threatens the ron
tier whose defence is entrusted to you and you consider
it necessary, with view to its protection 10 advance as
far as Nacogdoches you will do so Without
IF the authorities Of that country cannot prevent ooes
Of sayages from approaching our frontier IN arms me
precautionary measures must be TAKEN ~ YOU
This is the view of the President
Gen. Ganes's Justification must tmen depend upon
the fuels of the case But the neiIigehcer, wiiiou ut
waiting for the facts raises the shout and cries cut, yes
erday on hearing Of his crossing the Sabine, that he
has crossed Me Ru5icon, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

The Globe contradicss remark Of The Georgetown
Metropolitan, that the President of the IT, States has
expressed the greatest soclude for the fate ct The Illus
trous prisoner, Santa Anna) The Globe says, that
The President has again and again declared that he de-