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Mac-kah- tah-mo-lh then arose. and said
My Father-We have heard wha, YOU said
and will give you an answer tomorrow.
The Council then adjourned; and having me,
again on Wednesday, the 18th inst
Iowa, the Principal Chief Of the Indiana
Pottawattamies, arose aud said
My Father-We have appointed San-go-aw to
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04
MIR. BIDDLE AND THE LOCO FoCOs.

GREENcAsrLE, Ia. June 10th
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I. is said tl,a; money 10 the amount Of sb0si
Sl5o.ooo, and lew-lry TO the amount cf 10000
was lost ia the Pulaski.
The L. s. Bank has commenced ISSUING new
slis in place Of :hc:r Oh ones
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
TRUSTEES SAFE.

Rf virtue oland IN accordance with
- the provisions Of deed Of trust,
executed by Samuel K. Schoville To
the undersigned, dated ttae iidl day
of October, 1886, and duly recorded
in the Probate Office of Madison cnuu-
~, to secure 20 Frederick Col. Rose
the punctud payment Of three prom-
issory notes. all bearing date TIE l4th
October, 1856. and all drawn by the
said Schovile; the first Of said notes
for the SUM OF two hundred ami 'ii3ty
dollars. due on the FIRST dsv of Janua-
nv, 1887, the second foy the like san.
Of two hundred and fifty dollars, due
the first day Of June. 1887, the third
for the sum OF seven hundred dol!afs.
due on the first day Of January, 1883,
| tsaid deed Of trust and notes trans
llewed to A. I. Dwighf, Of New Or
leans)-all said notes having fallen due,
and being unpaid. the undersigned
trustee in said deed Of trust, it the
request of A. T. Dwight, vii proceed
to sell, Oh the S0;h day OF June, 1888
before the Planters Hotel, in NIadi
sonville, Mississippi, at putiic auction
10 the highest bidder, fr cash, be
Tween the hours Of ten O'clock, 4. M
land three o'clock, p. NJ, certain 10
or parcel Of ground, situated and be
ling in the said town Of Madisonville
I and described rs being lot number fly
\ us marked on the map Of said town
!, fronting on Man street fifty feet, IN,
fronting on the west side OF Peal
street one hundred feet,
: Such title as is vested in me by VII
tue OF the above described deed c
trust will be conveyed TO the pul
!, chaser or purchasers.
OWEN VAN NACTER, Trustee
May so, 1888. l-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
EET ROOk STOLEN.

EET BOOK STOLEN.
kN, from the subscriber on the
bf the 7th inst. from the Can
i small red leather pocket
htaiaing \ SOS, and a S. bill
kandon Bank. a SIS bill on the
ke Rail Road, one So bill! On
bf .AtchatlAliill Louisiana, to
M seven notes, WIZ two o.
h on B. G, Marshall, one On
Stuart & Go. for Si55, ant
bmuel Thornhilfl ier $500
h in. Walton amount no
u, any person finding sale
pntents and returning it t
Canton Hotel, shall be lib
|arded.
HIRAM FONDREN.
ath,- 3t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
rl0spECTus



MACON iNpEItLlGRNCER.
HANiNG become propriciogs Of the
IA Press competed with the publica.
ton OF ,he late = Mississippi STAR the
undersigned propose Publishing, IN he
town Of Macon, Noxubee county, his
sissippi, WEEKLY PArgs, bearing The
above title. which will be devoted to
Literature, Agriculture aud Politics
Every effort will be used TO render the
IINrgL.aaexcga interesting and worthy OF
ipa,runhge, BY introducing into is columns
The most useful information within cur
reach.
The distinct line which has becn drawn
between the two prominent parties Of our
country. requires O candiu ayowa Of the
lpoluical tcness which shall characierise
HE ISrglLleENcns. l'rem silm conyic.
lion fhata National Bank Is indispensable
ho souxn CIRCULATING MEDIUM, and Of ~
Ipouerlol agency il correcting such evil.
land embarrassments as at present per
wade our country, we are constrained Z
advocate its establishment With zeal, an'
with all the ability We can bring TO oul
laid We are opposed e the leading mea
sures Of the present administration, an'
Iwill sustain Wing principles.
Our Democratic friends need not be De
TERED from extending their patronage 7
the IsTELLleENcER from an apprehension
Of wounded scnsibiliry, as We have deter
mined to exclude all offensive matter
We, therefore, solicit the patronage Of q
parties, with the hope that our Journa
I, viii prove both pleasing and instructive
TkRMs.-The MACON lNTEtLlcENcE
Twill be printed with good type on haa'
some paper, and furnished 70 subscriber
at r,vr DOLLARS per year in advance, Q
SIX DOLLARS at tho expiration Of the yea
v. N. MuRpllEl,
II w FOOIE
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
NOllCE.

STATE Of MISSISSIPPI, MADISON COUNTY
~ He Undersigned having obtained Icy
4 ters of administration, from the
Honorable Probate Court OF sad county
n the April term, on'the estate OF Angus
t,s d. Hester, deceased, late OF suid codn
.,y-tlierefore, all perscpsiadeh'edto snla
estate are requcstcdio cone forward a''a
make immediate payment; and those nav
me CLAMPS against 1t will present 'hen''
properly authenticated, and within 'nc
t,me prescribed BY law--otherwise they
will be forever barred by law.
WILLIAM HESTER, AdIr.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

NWlIEREAS my wife Sarah Weeks
~ las Il 'my bed and hoard wiih-
oui any lu proyocnuon, DO hereby
caution al persons from trading viii
her or contracting debts n ms name
as am not 60 payany other cunlfclS.
BENJAMIN WEEKS.
July s5, 1888. Q 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
I = Nv NCVII,E.

FhMES ., GIlrGHllILof Clinton
eS and NICHOLAS CAlLlliAh &
WILLIAM d. GlLIESplr.oi t&n'2"'
having assoclotod themselves N tac
practice Of the law, Will attend Pac'
tually TO any business ~ the course
of their profession coniided to then
care in the Federal Court.-the illaf
Court Of Errors end Appeals,-and thf
Superior Court Of Chancery held a
Mississippi, and also the
Circuit Courts Of llnds, Madison
Yazor. Holmes, Attala, Leake, ans
Rankin counties. Mrchcll's Office a
Clinton, and lalliham's u Gillespie
flioce at Canton, Mississippi.
April 81. 1887. lily.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
q YOUNG &c Co.

YOUNG & Co.
FORWARDING AND toanlssros
MERCHANTS.
Keep in store a general
ma ~ Of Groceries and
We solicit a call from oul
'e they purchase. Store
ppes ~, vickburg, Mi.
). GOoCH.
Z. RICHARDSON.
April 4. 45-3m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

STATE or MIssIssIrpl,t BY the Probate
MApisoN COUNTY court OF SAID Go.
70 all persons interested in the lands,
tenonents and horeditaments Of Tho's.
L. Martin dcceosed--Grceiiag:
" on are hereby cited to appear be-
4 fore the Probate Court Of said
county, at n regular term thereof, to be
holden at the court House Of said coun-
ty, on the 4th Monday Of Sept. next,
then and there TO show cause, il any you
have, why said court should not then or.
der and decree that the final settlement
Of Mary N. Marin, admiaslratrix ofthe
es.ale Of s7id deceased should then be re
yisc3.
WITNESS, the Honorable THOMAS
SuAcEeLFoRD, Judge Of Probate d
- said county, the fourth Monday
rs. }of Iuly, in the year Of our
- Lord, one Thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, end seal fsaid
court.
Issued the eth day of luly, 1893.
JOHN Z. CAMERON, Clerk.
Jelly 20, 1888. G-Gw
isrAre OF MlssssIrpLl By he Probat,
Madison Comfy CoDrtqfsGid ca
TO all persons interested IN the lands
teuemerts and hereditamcnts Of iluGH L
4 Mcpherson, dcccsse.l--Greeiidg.
w GU are hereby cited 10 appear be
fore the PROBATE Court of sal,
county, at q regular term thereof, 10 b.
holden at the Court House Of said county
on the fourth Monday Of Sept next, thel
and there to show cause, faay you have
lWhy said court should not then order AM
,aeclae that tie lands Be sold to pay ~
ticHs.
+ witness tie Hon, Thomas Shaclselford
] Judge Of Probate Of said county, III
fourth Monday Of july in the yea
Of our Lord one thousand eight hui
drod aud thiriy-eight, and seal
!, said court
Issued Inc e5.hday ofJaly, 1895.
JOHN II. CAMERON, Clerk
August /, 1888. 3-Gt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
ROBERT EINTYnE.
PUBLIC SALE.

SAY virtue of IN order Of The Pro
D bate Court Of Madison county,
State OF Mississippi. granted at the
June term, 1888, Of said court, to ale,
lis administrator Of the estate Of M
chael M'Galrey, deceased, | shall pro.
coed to sell, on the 92d day OF August
nest, III the town Of Saiartia, Idzoo
county, the following described lot or
parcel Of land known as lot No. 81. as
laid down III the plot OF said town, md
belonging TO the estate OF the said
deceased, on a cfeditol one, two and
three years--tle purchaser giving
bond viii approved security
Also
TN he eth day Of August next, ]
Shall proceed to sell, in the town OF
Canton, on credit Of one. two and
three years, all Of the following de-
scrihed lands, 10 wIt.--lhe west hall
of the southeast quarter OF section 20
township o. range ? west; containing
eighty and lifty-lhree hundrcGth acres
and the wesl hail Of the northeast
quarter OF section SO, township y,
range ? west, containing eighty ano
tweniy-cight nuhdredth acres, l. %
The 5. W. { Sec. 25 township . u
west. coataihg 90 and fiig three non'
dreth scres--all OF which Is the pro
erty belonging 10 tie estate Of said dc
ceased.
James II. DENSON,
ti.hiA!.i.am. DE- aons
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

vHNHE subscribers have Just received
L from Philadelphia.
1000, lbs. java coffee.
600. do. double refined loaf sugar
a5, boxes sperm candles,
10, do. su'pr honey dew tobacco,
so kegs Of nails assorted,
M Of which they offer low for cash
or 70 puuctUai customers on Il shor
credit.
FORT Sc WARE.
Canton July %, 1888. Cit.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
NOTICE.

n ETTERS OF administration hav-
! Ing been granted to the under
s,oned. NJ the June term. 1888, OF the
Probate Court OF Madison county. on
The estate of Josiah Coleman, deed
all huvinr claims against SAID estate
are requested TO brmg them lof"aIo'
,lulv authenticated, within The time
prescribed bv law. OF they wdl he Tor
r,ar b,rre,l. and all those indebted 10
said estate will please make immediate
settlements .
IaFVtft No1oosra5'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
MAcoS, Mi, May 9, 1888.

... a. Is
Prospectus Of a Monthly lidgasiac
To Be eafitlcd NE
SOUTHERN LITERARY JOURNAL,
Published III Charleston, g. G.
WHILE numerous literary periodicals
are issued from the American press,
which are literally patronized, i hes
been subject Of general regret, Tint
lsinco the discontinuancc Of that able
work, the Southern Review, there has
been no magazine established IL South
iCaroliha, afiorlirg i suitable medium
through which the opinions Of our best
writer's might be brought to bear directly
and usefully upon the public mind. L Is
with view 10 meet this demand, that the
publication Of this work Is proposed
and that the patronage Of the citizcnsoi
The S1uth is respectfully solicited,
The proposed Magazine viii consist q
original communications on literary and
scientific subjects, Of recent publications,
particularly in the department Of light
and fugitive literature, Of popular tales
Suggested BY historical and local assocla.
'Ialons, ofpoetry and political illelligerrc,
HIS columns are intended to afford Il vehl-
Gle for the free, but tcnlperale discuss
sion OF all Questions, which, from their
Importance, interest, or attraction, are
deserving Of the attention Of an educated
community. Ii II shall become what It's
name imports, a Journal Of strict south
ern literaturc--if it shall serve 10 place
upon record true account Of the opln-
ions, feeling, habits and general tone OF
thinking Of an enthusiastic and high
, minded poope-~il, under the enligcnng
. Inspiration Of the GENUS Loci, aud with
the approving smiles Of the generous and
:, Ithe fair, and the concurrent and elective
aid OF the learned and talented mer
among US, il it shall contribute, IN anS
: small degree, to secure fer the South tina
elevated literary position to which It Z
Z Capable Of attaining, rs design WI
then be fully accomplished.
2 The work will be conducted by the sub
scrber and assisted by several llicrnr.
y gcntIemen, who have pledged ihcmselye
= 10 contribute constantly and literally {
y our colums, who are Interested ~ It's SUE
y cess, and who think the present iayofa
o. he mncture for the commencement {
such an enterprise. ltwlll be printed !
an octave form, on fine paper ID month";
numbers Of So pages each, and will !
nut 10 press as soon as d sufficient numbe
te of subscribers can be obtained toauiho
ID ize its publication. The "Iournalh wi
be furnished TO subscribers at five dollai
i per anuum, payable at the expiration
q Six months from the date q y
! frs, numbg.
9 DANIEL K. WHITAKER.
Y, CnAaLEsros, oath July, 1887
10 Resolved, That the Literary and Pb
70 losophical Society understand, with big
I'd qualification, that Mr.. Whitaker is abo'
u. commencing monthly journal, to be q
e, voted to the ddsanccmeni Of southern h
Id orature, and with pleasure, declare the
he opnion of his foil qualification for sue
Of al undertaking, and comply with his r
quest TO be permitted TO publish the pr
as coedngs Of the society as The cara'o
M Imavapproye.
~ lJOSrpH JOHNSON,
~ President pre-. tep'
~ IAeoB della MorTE, Sec'y.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

state Of Mississippi, G Sylns p 81 said
Madison county County.
To ali penons interested N the lands,
tenements and Entertainments o.
William NI'Milan, dec'd-Greetiag
MOU are hereby cited TO appear
4 before the Probate Court OF sand
county, at regular term thereof, To
be holden at the Court House oil said
county. on the fourth Monday Of Au
gustnexi, then and there 10 shew cause
il any you have, why said court shbuld
not then order aud decree that the
lands, tenemeDts and hcredltaments q
sad deceased to be sold.
NrfNEss the Honorable Ihomai
Shackelfotd, Judge Of Probate Of sax
county, the fourth Monday OF June
m tie wear of our Lord one THOUSAND
eight hundred aud thirty eight and sea
Of said court. Issued the goth day o
June. 1885.
JOAN T. CAMERON, Clerk.
Jnly a. l938-6-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
llnNAWAY IN JAIl..

RUNAWAY in jail"
MAS committed to the Jail Of siad-
~ olson county, Oh The 18Th INST,
by T. S. Salmon, a Justice oi the
Peace. a negro man who says his
name IS JACK TAYLOR, and that nc be.
longsto William Taylor, ~ho lives On
tho Yazoo river, between Satartia ana
aanohestar Said negro is about SIX
feet high, twenty-five years old, black
c1mpleyion, with one toQth ont m
front. lie had on when committed
old wooden pantaioonsanlroondao ont
striped cotton shirt, aad an Old white
hat, tow crowned.
The owner is requested 70 come
forward, prove property, pay charges
land take him away, OF ne wall be dealt
with as the law directs.
II. tAYMAN, Jailar.
April lG, 1888. Aft
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
NOrICE.

ry1HE stockholders Of tie Real Es-
IL tate Banking Company Of Kinds
County are hereby required 70 meet
al the Office of said company IN Gin
ton, on the 81 day Of July next, lol
the purpose Of elcctidg a Board OF
Directors Of said company. Il must
be distinctly understood that 70 con
siiute 4 subscriber a slockholder, en-
dhed "a a vote az Ibis meeting. be
must have executed his bond ane
morteage. lor his amount Of stock
subscribed. and paid up The halt PEI
eeat ea.lcd e.. 81 tAa fseseas board
un ~. Hss.
foWLEs NrAp. ~ 4fn'.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
Canton July %, 1888. G-if.
SElERlpFtS SALE.

Goolloe Malone, On alias II. Fa. to0c'
VS.. tober Torn, 1885, IN
lrcdell c. Groyes.) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EnY virtue OF the above stated cases 10
G2 me directed, shall expose 70 public
sale, for cash, at the door Of the court
house, in the town Of Canton, On Monday,
the 10th of July next, the following de.
cribcd land, viz: Lots No. 5 and 8 IN
square No. 3, in the town OF Canton
Also, the west half Of the South Eas
quarter, and the East hail Of the Norti
West quarter OF Section 20, TownshI
II, Range 5 I.ast--Lcyicd on, and Will b
sold TO satisfy The above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURs0I, Sheriff.
june ~. SOW [pr, fee Sc
DOCTOR ! A. YOUNG.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
CAUTION.

rsons are cautioned against
lag for three notes Of hand,
John s. Middleton and Geo.
rsby, m favor Of Thomas
ne first wss due on or about
March last for seven hun.
lty doilars; thu next, | be,
on the ist Of Ma CHI, 1889,
hundred aud hity dollars
Ed is due about the lst o.
". also for seven hundred
aollars. All persons are
a'ned from trading Tor tho
l'Ocd notes, as am deter
opay thcm-haviag lawl'u
nst them.
Yin G. MIDDLETON.
1888 5-3w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
DEMONSTRATORS SAFE.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
rEgllE following property will be
al sold on the 23th Of May, 1888,
being the estate CT William Reed, de-
ceased, and belonging to his minor
heirs-to wit: An undivided half of
the under mentioned tracts Of land
the north east quarter Of section six,
township sever, range one, west;
north east quarter OF north west quar-
ter az section five, township seven,
raGge, one, VESTS. north east qoarter
Of north east quarter Of section thirty
one, township eight. range one, west;
east half Of south east quarter OF sec
ton thirt5-one, township eight,
range enc west.
The terms Of sale viii be made
kaown at the time.
j. G. HOLMES, A3m;aishoto,
de 6oRiy n0R.)
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

T.. SJ REAU,


C'LOCK An WATcu-MAKER.-
- Respectfully informs the citizens
of Canton and the pubic generally,
hat he has openeda shop on the South
side Il fhe public square, next door to
the CiEztns Bank; sand is prepared 10
do every kind Of work 70 his line. in
the best style and at tie shortest no.
lice, all work repaired by him tif prop
o.ty used. warranted TO perform
months. lie would also inform the "a
dies and gentlemen, that be has on hant
IA general assortment Or
GOLD and NILTER WITCHES
for ladies and gentlemen.
Also
4 generalassorimentofG uards, Rings
SfeaStpms. &c Nc.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

! sIIERiFFS saLL' ,.s
= 0' facionlam to Ocio-
+ s.. Der term, 1888,
in Madison circuit
court.
ans On alias Fl Fla 10
October term, IN
p. Al Madison circuit
p"n court.
1 Balker -.
rs. sainel Sa'''o "'- '"''''
powell al s,r.o
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

lust received direct lrem pbaadei.
= pima q large asSortmcn, 81 hrurs
and Medicines. consisting o!every ~
ticle in the druggist line.
FORT & WARE.
August 1. 1888. c-,i.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

y, same same and same
I'M &c The abo,e stated case e
11;rseted, | shall expose to pubic
Y al the Court House door, il
N Csntln, on Monday,lhc e0.h
|'s,,s, next. Two likely negro
|smed Rosetta ard Obey and enc
m On, IS the property Of dcien-
|.ss. and will be sold 10 satisfy
! stated cases.
n II. FRnURNOY, Sheriff.
8-2w Pr tee St
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22


.lSTnAT0RS SALE.
uc Of aa order made by the
orable the Probate Court Of
ounty, State Of Mississippi,
May term Of said court, we
at public suction, on the
i August next, to The high.
on i creSli. Of one and two
following described lands
sal' county, To VII lhe
Of the west quarter, and
bali Of tie west hall Of the
halfoi section No. %, town
!, range 4 east. Also. a
PMS and place, we shall sell
gro girl, on u Gre Iit Of ninC
Bond with approved seco
required.
y lIARRAID,l t5.,.
N SMITH, ! As"'' =
lSS9-e-Gw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

TSHERlFF'S SALE.
|Esilhlcy \ On Alias Fl. Fa. 70
OctoberTerm, 1883,
ia Madison County
Eligon, J Court.
tpe Of The above stated case
dirscted,I will expose 70 pub
4 cash, at the ccart house door.
n of Canton. on Monday, TIC
Ii August next, the following
krac. Or parcel Of Land, Wis
IA of the North East 1, Sec
township 10, Range Q East
and viii DO sold to satisfy
Stated case.
!. N. FLoURNOY, Sheriff.
| s-5 [pr. fee 50.
We sale is postponed 10 the eOtl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

'ilhlu..i.a'ns Do sonh
Ion oi VI. M'Ca.ifrr
f.l, J. Iee a'.. '.'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

teTm I05O TT NIdIIsUN
)dls) Circuit Court.
e of tho above stated cases |
oppose to public sale, for cash,
h House door, IN the town 81
Monday Goth day ofAugiist
ofBOOkS, containing Law
bry's 6ic.--lcvied on, and will
satisfy ire above stalled case.
B. NJ. FL0UhNOT, Sheriff.
1883. s-5w tPr fec 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATER FROM TEXAS.

| From The Nen Orleans True american, JUN &C.
| BY the steamer Columbia, which arrived yesier-
day morning, we have Houston papers 10 the 2ls
instant BY these We learn that the Camanches III
the neighborhood OF Bexar have become exceeding
" hostile and violent anmadversons are made on
the conduct OF the executive for taking no Steps 10
defend the frontier, and carry uto operation the law
recently passed by Congress to that effect-rhe
same nibe, however, in the vicinity of Basirop, re-
main quite friendly aud it Is therefore supposed thai
some recent outrages must have been committed ON
them by the settlers about Bexar.
futhan named James Wright, Who some
months siuce, fed from Houston, after murdering
an Indian WAS LATELY arrested AT Bcxar where he
had robbed the church Of about sixty pounds of s,l
vet IN consecraled vessels Wright being condu.-
ted to Houston, he liberated BY the sheriff of ol
orado and justice of tie peace.
party oil 20J Mexicans recently came into Go
Had, and stole all the horses and mules in and near
the place Near Copaua, they overlook seven wae-
ons loaded with merchandise, which they pillaped
killing Putnam aud Harris, Two Of the drivers
They also captured and robbed two young men near
ktiugl0, who, claiming 10 be citizens the United
States, and threatening To obtain redress from their
Consul II Matamoras, frightened the maraudng
leader that he Instantly gave them their betty their
horses, and every article they claimed.
From The Nee Orleans Bulletin. JuIVo
FROM TENAS.-The newspapers are chiefly
occupied in canyassng the merits of the respective
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
The death Of the Hon. JAS. Congsworth, Chief
Justice ofTexas, Is mentioned.
The Mexicans, driven by stress Of blockade. have
taken possession otCorpns Christi, where goods and
supplies are landed, and forwarded to the interior
Ia consequence OF this intelligence an express had
been forwarded 10 the President at Nacogloc hes
In taking possession ot Ibis place. the Mcxicans will
To some extent evade the blockade of their po,ts by
+ rance lhe Texans appear To be very much ex-
asperaed at this renewal of hosties and talk loud
ia NJ Dahl
had been held at Brazoria and Maagorda where res
olut'ons were passed 10 raise volunteer force to be
forthwith put IN motion against Matanloras should
the policy OF the Government not be adverse ia the
proposed measure. The feelings of the people have
been greatly lrrtued by depredations committed ON
the frontier by the Mexlcans. A company of 200 re-
Gently entered Goliad, and stole all the horses and
mules about the place. Ga their retreat they over
took seven wagons loaded with merchandise which
they piIlaged killing driver and wound,np an
other. The value OF the goods amounted to several
thousand dollars. President Houston IS severely
censured Tor his supineness.