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From The Richmond Wing.
CIRCULATION OF THE POWER.
pARrV

The groans Of the Enquirer as to Little
tennessee. aud It's Tears Of an anna CANA
non of Conservatism with Whiggerv,
shows hoD HHie thai PRINT feels thai ia
pa'ly has gained IN he late contest. I, Is.
bnr brui period since 1t boasIed Of BEING
able TO trim he coalition" and carry the
State IN spre of the detection of the Con.
SCI valves Now, 1t Is moaning, coaxlnr
aud wherdlIng. TO proven, coalition which
It had d'cIared TO b. already consummated
These >lgns speak aud by, and give the
Deposition assurance that Perseverance
aud Courage WI yet lead them 10 a final
aud rrever>lb'e victory. Looking to what
has jO>l lran-plted. we deem /, wonderfuI
that the Wing cause has come off SO well.
WIN the exception of dozen counties.
onr strength was not eXerred with any,
thing Ike us usuaI vIgor and activity.
There was bnt little, It any organZatIon,.
ana IN some Instances The events of the
last winter were permitted to have an
undue ufuance. The returns show tina,
the vote was NOT full on our part, Wills, on
me other SIDE, almost every man was poIIed.
Wha' wa ~" course OF The AdnlnlsDra.
uon pa'y? DID they not make unparal.
eL Efforts Throughout he whole Stale ?
Witness their Grand Convention. with an
imposing array OF great name>-thelr
Judges. their Bank Pres dent, their Cuun.
cd'ors, and rher Senators, al taking part.
Committees OF Vigilance were appointed
IN every county IN the State. and eyery
doubtful mao was nailed by beng made
prominent upon the list. Three Addresses
Were promu gated aud extra copies of the
Globe and Eoqnlrer were pr ssed into
every hole and conner whore It was thought
delu>lon and humbug could avail any hing.
II would have been indeed surprising. If
these engines had not been available. But
they hare fa,ied IN etiecrIng all that the
Party had hoped and desired; and then uiH
fail more s'gnaiiy in all future contests.
The Wings took no heed OF the vigilance
of their adversarles they were passive.
and by far too patient; and when the battle
commenced, they were found IN the condi-
ton of undsclpned militia. breas.ing the
shock Of regulars, stimulated to action bv
he "spos" IN hand and the ADVANTAGES in
prospect. They have sustained some dis.
a'ter III The unequal conflc' but now,
when lhe clouds have nearly passed away,
aud the h'ld Is surveyed, W. find the Wing
banner yet floating IN the breeze, ialtered
a lltile, It is true, bat still the emblem of
victory,
There lie no cause for dependency; but
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ARRIVAL OF MR.. VAN NESS.

The Hon. Cornelius p. Van Ness ar.
rived in town on "Wednesday evening, and
was received With the respect due TO his
station. Agreeable to previous arrange.
ment depu'a'lon Of friends were sen, TO
whitehall to meet and welcome him, and
committee appointed to receive him at
the wharf
Ih" whitehall was handsomely decora
''d with flags &c for The occasion, and
came INTO the bav at an early hour. in
handsome style. under the discharge of
ar'lI"rv, answered by gun from the bat.
'e'V' As b" landed on the wharf The hand
s'rnck no "fIomc, sweet home" and The
Customary -alu'e Of fifteen guns to for
Ign minister, vas opened from the break
water The procession then formed. under
III" direction Of Col. Thomas, assisted BY
number Of active young men as deputy
marshas. and moved to the Park. where
NJ Van Nos was addressed in behalf of
The cl'z"ns by n B Hn-well, f. q. in his
nsuol irlct"us manner. The reply was
neat and approprlate-sucha s The crrcum.
Stances Of the case were naturally calcula-
''d to inspire. A the address and reply
w'll Of course b. pub llshed. we shall not
attempt synopsis. The Governor was
then conducted to his quarters q, the
American. where large concourse Of c'l.
Ems assembled to pay the respect due 10
an old nelghbor, on his return from an
hon"rnbl' MISSION, after an absence If
Ton wears.
Mr., Van Mss, we are happy to add
appears 10 enjoy vetv good health. and
S'I'l retains much Of the manly vlgor that
characterized his earlier lfe
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CoNNEcTIcuT-The House of Repre-
scnialves, on Monday passed a bill for The
registry OF volcrs--95 to 70. Also, bill
giving bounty of 10 cts. pr ID. on cocoons,
and fifty cents per h. on reeled silk. The
bill repeats former act giving bounlies on
Mulberry trees. The bill authorizing The
Norwich and Worcester Rail Road TO issue
notes to circulate as money, was los', a.
TO i37,
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The Rlcbm3nd Compiler, neutral
paper, states that the Wings and Conser-
vatlves have carried the House of Dele
gates by TWENTY MAJORITY, Wings g.
Conservatives l0-Loco Fccos 81.
The Richmond Wing Of the subsequent
day Confirms this account. The Who's
and Conservatives will therefore have a
majority Of SIXTEEN on join, ballot of both
houses.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14

LIE lam ACROSS THE KENNrBEc -
we lind IN the National Egis, the (ollow.
ing description Of the dam across tho Keo.
neoec' which has been rendered altogether
useless by the late ffeshct:
'mee or four years since comn,ny :. -
1.me" Tor the purpose Of raising the wafer If he
iNe""eoec river, creating an immense MOVING ,o,,,
e. ""u erecting manufacturing establishments A
u"'" was ,nrown across the stream about a mill,
ABOVE Tue beautiful village of Augusta. The ,o '
part 70 Tue centre of the river, 600 iee in Iana'I
was o",, OF hemlock logs from one Coo, IN ',,ao
'eet ~ uI'nelef' locked together and well ,cc",sJ
s,u u "Gn ponS ana "eena,Is, and the in,cr.,cks
n'ien WIN hea'y stone. The base w,s lo7 c'e,
mex the TOP was capped wilh stone and ,he o
s,ope loaded WIN ballast and pra,el-,he ha,nL,
noo,e "e otd OF the river was AZ feet, ,to'" I,o
eve' OF ordinary high tides AT the ~, ''I,' '"e
ioa ieet On the west side was a InrL ,'e "''n
masonry, rising about l3t feet above no. "''S'Nr
,nc fol'"s dam. A each end were s,o'o op .,
neavy stone work, by which The water w Y",'S o,
Drawn '''o canals and carried oong the L i" De
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VIRGINIA.

The administration papers still cling
with unyieding 'enaciy to The frai hopes
that Mr.. Van Buren's party is in ma
jori'y in the Virginia Legislatures
Placing implicit confidence in The dictn OF
the Washington Globe, by common con.
sent the most abandoned press in this or
any other country. it continues TO delude
its readers with the false and garbled
statements OF the "organ OF the Admins.
'ra'ion." entirely and perhaps purposely
overlooking tho returns as gwen in the
chmono Eaquirer. an administration, or
the Richmond Compiler, neutral paper.
Even upon The Globes estimate. however
me clam ola Loco Foco majority in the
heer'a'ure must now be abandoned. =
Logan county. which, though no return,
hsd o'en received, was conceded to the
Loco Focos, has elected Whip Delegate
by over SO majority. This a, once de.
s'roys the claim of the Globe to majority
OF two IN JOINT ballot.
Boz The Enquirer. with the bes, possible
disposition TO count every doubtful vote "a
a Van Buren one, can only make on, ~
Administration men N The Legislature.
aud Comedies 85' the Wings aud Conser
vatves. And the Richmond Compiler.
81 strictly a neutral paper, estimates the
Wing strength on joint ballot TO be 70,
that of the Administration to be IS. and
the 'nServatlves 10. This TALES almost
exact y with he abu lar statement OF The
Richmond Whlg. and Of It's accuracy there
can scarcely be doub'.
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fol, however, whether the wife would re-
turn TO Mlddlctown, and live with her
husband, and that 1t was the duty Of Dr..
Jetvs 10 make some provision for hcl sup
port.
The report Of the committee was dis.
cnss"d at considerable length, ofer Which
The question was taken. and the tcpor, wa.
hccctt d with but three nt fiur d,ssen,inu
voices 50 Mrs. Jaws has leave 10 with
draw her petition Thus eods tbs grcar
divorce case. 49, Harnoru Courier.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY WING con.
VENJJON

The Wings Of Grand Isle County, will hold a
convention ~ The Couri House. in North Hero on
the 10 h day Of June, a ID. 1899. AZ one o'ciock
7 W., Tor the purpose of selecting a Candid ne
Tor senator, to represent the Cnunrv i, the S,,te
Stn'e the ensuing political year; and also to an
p''"' Drtg',eS To attend The Wing S,ate Con,en.
non Al Woodstock on the 9Th Instant. I, i.
hoped mat every town in The County will be thor.
onghly represented. By order Of the County Com.
milee.
Grand Isle County. +,
June 8, A. D. 1889
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Have the several towns made arranue.
ments tor the convention on Thursday next
II not here ls 10 time to b. lost. There
are peculiar and cogent reasons WHY we
should have foil and strong delegation
from ere,y town
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14

Ihey are ignorant, supcrsiltlous, torn in
pieces by faction and discard; and their
subtle leader knows well how TO take ad
vantage ct these circumstances so as to
turn them TO his o"n account. Masters
viii not be wanting where people can be
found who are wiling to be slaves.
What will be the consequences Of Santa
Ana's complete restoration TO power, an
event that may now be looked upon as
certain, is a question Of some importance to
III" Texans at Least. VIII he with all his
love ct ambition and love Of power be con.
tent 10 see them IN possession ot far ter.
rI'ory winch handful of men wresred from
him when he had all The forces OF McKee,
al his command? We think not. He
must feel that event To be blot upon hls
nam"; and he idea at his own CAPTURE and
imprisonment will rankle in his rcvenpptul
bosom until he can by some means rpusIn
what he there lost. The engagements
which he entered into and the CONDITIONS
upon which he was released will no, stand
IN his way tor moment. Such men can
find preicxt for violating The most soicmn
compacts. or # they cannot they VIII be
f"uHd ready 10 violate them without pre-.
text. We have therefore lI're doubt but
That he will again attempt the Subjugailon
"f that province. Bot he will not succeed
and It he again falls lnro he hands of the
Texans we humby trust that they will not
repeat the experiment Of letting hlm loose
upon the world " Y Sun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14

We observe with pleasure that Mr. DIVER.
NAY is about publishing a history Of the late
insurreclon in Canada. The work is writ.
ten by Mr., Papineau, and designed as a reply
10 Lord Durham's Report. The public have
waited with some Impotence to hear from
Mr.. p. touching Canadian affairs, and tho
work in question will doubtless be generally
sought for and read.
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B " = u 7 nc @ u o yr
FRIDAY FORMING, UNEl4.
WING STATE CONyENT1oV

At Wood>'ock, on the 9Th day or luna INV,
will he held \ convention If eleya,os IN solno,
from the people. suitable candidates far .,,,o M
ce,s, 10 I've supported ~ the next eler,io, I, -
hoped thai one or more delegates from e,c, ,n,,.s
in The stare viii be appointed ~ meeripos oC MI
who are in favor Of n confined wise and n,uIo,,
administration OF our slaie government ounnseJ
10 he baneIul measures Of the national ndmm,.,r,
ton IN favor Of CI>pacing it, and establishing in
lis stead one that shall he responsible, economical
and republican making patriotism its guide the
best interests Of the country us goa, and the
principles Promulgated by Washington and Jrner.
son us rule Of f,ilh and practice. II is desirable
that every town in the State should be represen,ed
na-mnch as delegates NAV be appointed at The
proposed convention, 10 represent the state in The
national convention to he held Al Harri.bmgh in
December next, Tor the purpose Of Nominating
candidates for President and Vice President, who,
II elected. will regard he wishes aud not DIS.
regard me "idmenfations Of The people,"
As Vermont has hoen so let her continue 10 be,
railways FAIrHFUL."
WILLIAM UPBAM,
f p WALroN,
HARRY BRADLEY, S'ae
CSC T.. HoDGEs, Ceh"af
CHARTS PAiSE, |o"
CHApLFs HnPKIHs,
Montpelier. May IS. 1873.
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WING MEETING.

The Wings Of Burlington are notified 10
meet At i1oward's, on Tuesday evening.
at u O'Clock, for The purpose Of appoln,
ing delegates TO the County Convention.
1o,on Committee.
June 10. 1889
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FROM NlEXICO.


Bv The arrival at New @ leans. Of ,bc
schr Geo. H. Wei'er, from Vera Cruz 9Th
ut. confirmation Of the reported dcfca, Of
the fed"ra army. and death Of Gen Mel n
has been received.
The action took place six leagues from
f'uo'", At pIac" called Mecargo. Gen.
Mega, with Thousand men. attacked the
eh"mV-lne government troops consisted
OF $500 mon under Gen. Valencia. Tn.
acton c"mm"nced on the IN inst, n, fnur
o'r'ock, and lasted nil 10 O'Clock A NJ
Dntlng the whole Of which period Gen
Mega fought wHh Inc most unronbtcd
bravery having taken III" artillery of ia"
enemy no less than three times, which wa
a. "i'cn roiaken.
W h'n on The polu Of gaining n victory
ne was chased IN the rear bv Santa Ana
wa" had Just arrvpd with I4OO mon from
P"nbIo. HIS sudden ard rmp.innus a,,ack
threw the F"G",all>rS INTO c,nin-,on f,om
"N'ch 'h"V c"nd not b "a he'd they & i
!" al dit"c'I"n>, lcavlng th.lr command,,r
VI J'n' prisoner 10 The C"n,rah-,S II
wa immediately ordered To b. sho, bv
santa Ana, aud rhn sentence was executed
"'h"h' delay. The loss on either side
"a' not nsc"r'a'ned. The battle was well
contested, and 600 on the part of III" Fed
e'al'>iS were kllIed. Cnnfdonce was 70
c'lV"d' and the people were expecting
pence and que'ness.
General Mexia received the mos, hun,l
'a'rng insults from Santa Ara Some few
moments before hl' dea'h, he had been
oro"f'd !" be shot. wnh his back turned
y" VI" sHIn'"'V. aS traitor Ia hi, county
rms no refused and be wa, then murde,.d
IN yard, Santa Ana gratifying a personal
vengeance. Urea and his COMPANY have
taken nigh; they are gore. II Is SAID. 10
rJoln the remainder Of their ttoop, nj
Tamnco Bus'amenio and Ares,e we,e
marching on Vera Ctuz; there Is no
doubt of their success.
THE TYRANT OF MEXICO
I'"'N + stranger than fr'mn Tbs
'r'' say hg was never more turcrhly llir-
ira'"d ihan ~ The STANCE cvonriul p,.rn,v
"' SANTA Ana. who has r,chlv wonand NAV
justly wear the tnie whrch we have p,o
hX"d To tins nrllclp Should any WINTER of
r'manc" represent character pss,Inrthr,'
~" Vaf'onS and eXtta0rdlnb,y ,ncId nr> OF
10Y 'hn" winch ihl- individual has rXpe1l,n
c'd, the story would b. cons derpd alto.
grlh'r To" nnna'ural and lmprobablr even
Tor mat department of ltara,nrc. W.
knew that his I've ha been one To excite
w"hd"r previous 10 the time Of his campnIun
I'M" leSas but with his SAVAGE murders
'hrre, ms lgnominlnuS dofeat and ImprI.on
men'' his baSely compromising the honor Of
ms country inr his own personal sa'ery, we
d'o suppoS" his career as n puolIc man
must terminate. When we saw INN leav
ING he place of colfn"mour after he had
"Dl AIMED his liberty by such cowardly aud
dl'hon"raoIe means, fearing to 90 directly
nome 'hNlhg cltculouS route through
the unl'"d States, and iually after n long
time approaching his own shores with a
llmorous. stealrhy aud aai bike pacr. Green.
Iug I" hl@ "b'cure residence covered with
disgracc, the Object of universal mdlpna.
ton, gong INTO deep retirement, and avow.
ING his Intention Of never again appearing
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below TO he poured on the wheels Of machinery.
The whole length of The dam with iis abulmenls.
locks, and suoes, could not have been less than
about 1000 feet. II raised ponl about Is miles
long, Of the average breadth Of 700 feet, and from
10 10 ID ice deep. The cost OF the structure was
yer, great: has been estimated from $500 900
to $500 600. Extensive saw m,ll> had been huilt
on the west side ol The dam TO Manufacture lumber
toaicd down from the northern townships. The
plan was similar to lh,i h, which the waters Of he
Merrmark have been turned iiom their bed 10
operate The vast works n, Lowell Had il been
successful, IN the capital Of Maine, another civ Of
corporations, with lis srre"is Of manufactures and
miles ol operatives might have been reared TO rival
HE gtcat work shops Of production in Nassachu-
selis.n
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-27

-. ,,.,.-, .rA ,.-s J.ieu,ers Y M khaltey
;..' H. sr.mr win Inn ,Iocs, 10 see
Ia, IN, snres.s he could meer. The
g;,,,sr.n, MA ~ been zone lons before
=. ,",rnd. w.re I,,.rtl u : ne +. and in a
mor,.rt, m. whale psck mined ,he
rhorns. then vou might 81 Y seer, young
msn All AZ ,;n.,oe exnecfiue avery min,
~. - 90, ! crack ststhe bear. III u the;t
a,s., sj;s.nno;nt,psnt. tbey ~ nothing
~, i,,se "a Buck runninv beforA ~
IAonnds some of i've speI,'s mouths " d!
,srsa "a 80 ! shoo, al him. but a. thew
lhaJ ~ or1 ~ u Az u NV sthine but /
hear ti,ev psr,n,tted The old buck 10 pass
hy some Of The ISLANDERS without d gun
lbe;ny fred Il HIM. The dogs were gone
AMER tie deers bout a. hour, during which
lime. CAPTAIN Reid tx some fishing hooks
from his pocket and caught very fne
mess Of FISH out Of Sweet water creek.
By his time he dogs had returned. aud
tthe Lieuie Il ant took ihem into the swamp,
and had gone bu, short distance before
they started lie bear. They ran ia Tie
direction of Captain Reid's stand, who
was SO anxious 10 gel shoot that be could
Dot stand still until The bear came up, but
ran into he swamp. and was The first to
| FIRE st and wound tie bear Il turned
hack into the swamp and passed near the
| Lieutenant, who wounded him again.
l. . 4
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-27
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI { Jarion Circuit
Mario" c''A'y' r. saa1'' is 8 ssp''
Daniel Duke,
Benjamin Atkinson,

attachment for 800 u ,heresbosats.
NOTICES hereby gisen, that on the
= M thirtleih day of April 1884, Daniel
Duke, PaibtG in this case, obtained, All
attachment from G. D. Learned. JUS
ticeo the Peace il, and Tor said coun.y
Of Marion. against the estate, Real and
personal. u Benjamin .qlkinson, Tor the
above sum 81 nbe hpnjred dollars, o.
lihereabnuts, reiurnablefo the September
Term 81 The Marion C,rcnil Court, which
said papers have been filrd II ihr Clerks
Office Or said county. NOW therefore,
unless The said defendant appear, give
special bail, and Plead. on o bef,rv the
second Monday Of September 1889 II
said Circuit Court. Judgment will BE- mi
tered against HIN, and slhe estate So ~
iacLed, viii be sold 70 satisfy Tie PLAIN
IFS debt and all costs.
4. WIILOUGHBY, Clerk.
April q, ~ 1889, l7-s-w[ prinfersfce $780,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-27
PLA IN Il Z X 81 Inn
l||Ih
MONTICELLO JNISSrysrpD,

MONTICELLO 8 MISSISSIPPI
TINE undersigned respeciInIlyinl.,,.
lis friends ana he public ceu, Ss'a'
thai be has opened 4 Tavern Ia Il, s.'
formerly occupiedby JosEpB CosSss ,s
and is now ready 10 receive Bossds, =
Travellers Ills Table shall So hs ~
tifully supplied viii, the best IT, xc S,ss'
affords; anil biz stables plentiiult srn M!
ed with Prcyender, and ailentis. OH, as"'
a liberal sbase of.Snublic* palrsu, !. y !,
respectfully solicited.
JOHN MEG AHA
MoniiEelIv. March, I83olq
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-27
From the Raymond Times.
LIQUOR SELLERS, ATTENTION.


As several licenses have
been taken out ID this county by
retailers Of spiritaous liquors,
since the passage ofshe "gallon
law" it is important ehatlhey
should getall.he lights they can
in regard tothe meaning aad lie
tent Of the law. II, as the
Matches Free Trader contends,
d keeper Of a tavern or coffee
house be at liberty 10 sell for a
year to come under a license OBJ
tanned wdtl,in sixty days after
Governor McNult signed the
law-and If the law cnntempla-
ted The grating Of such liberty.
thus allowing every public
house in the State 10 RENDERED he
law null and void, then we must
admit tl'a'tihe whole affair, with
General Foo;e At the lead and
Governor McNAtt ia the rear, is
u tissue Of the most arrant non-
sensethatever oyiginaied among
a pack ~ stupid LegisIators.
l But, X the intention of The Ia ~
was that no license should be
granted after The passage and
approval Of the ACT, and IL the
Judges Throughout the State give
tlHs decision as 10 the meaning
iof the law, thea 1t may fare
hard with those who have at
1tempted 70 evade It's provisions.
On this sabject, Judge Raw
llings Of the GriIniaal Court, iii
charging the Grand Jury 81 Al.
ans county, expresses himself
lin plain terms against the new
licenses. The charge is con
1taiaed AT fiji length il The
Na,chez Courier-from which
we make The following extract.
She statute in The Revised
Code which authorized 4 license
for the keeping aud opening OF
Inns, EAver,s, and Houses OF
Private Entertainment aud SELF
ling. aud retailing Of vinous and
spifitunusli liquors nnderthe GUAM
lily Of 4 quart, without license,
srepealed ny an act entitled
|"ac act for the suppression 81
/ Tipping Houses asdto discour-
age aud prevrntsiie odious vice
'I0f drunkenness, passed aud ap-
proved the 9Ihday Of february,
! 1882 which says cha, il shall
be ia farce sixty days aftey the
lpassage ihcteol' You viii per.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-27
To the Ednor of the Pearl River Banner.
ALI. ABOUTtA BEAR HINT

=
Dear sir:--On Wednesday, the i7lh
inst, gentleman Of good deporimen III by
The N Major JAMES S. FAiaLv II,
6ofIopiab county, arrived at this place !.
and lad MOI been here long, before Il.
WINS informed that bear WAS and had
heen making greet havoc amongst Ger.
tain widow lsdvss hogs in this vicinity.
and that she had repeatedly Sen, 20 A.
uvglbors 10 aid and assist her ia killing
Or ranning hun Of; by which means she
might save hriptoperIy-hut had hi,hcr-
" a'tec unsuccessful. The Majnr seem
edtnuch surprised, that the young men
had not turned eu. TO relieve the widow.
He immediateIy called together the
young men Of the place, and made !
speech 10 them abeas balf "a hour n
length, in which he depicted 10 them in
The most glowing and Impassionrd elo-
ipIence. the amusement they might have
IN The chase, aud the ieIiet Il wyulG BE-
y least % one Of the fair; and finsIly COZ,
clnded ty endeaseriug 10 excite their
sympathy, and calling upon their patriot
ism and love Of gsl'antry. 10 aid aud AS
sist bin ~ k,'s,ng this Wild and ferocious
anipsi When be had concluded Lis
4 speech. The young mel, responded By saw
! lng Major, lead the way aud we VIII
ffollow.o On Thursday morning. ,be
l.ieth, shcpt ? o'clock, The following ca
|'tlemen were mcunt+d, and eq,nppeJ WITH
double barrel sbat-euns.4 rifles, ,ausers.
&C., &c. q wit: Major lainrs S. sFa,ely'
| Caltain \. a. Reid,s and Lieuic p.n.
John Bpckl'slsrr, Travis risty. To- II
Rnilork. and John DAVIS. They started
@ Sweet waIer swamp, at which Mace
hey expected 80 aud q, slart.h+ bear =
n soon 40 they arrived Al the swamp. the
Isies PLACED his nra at ileig ss.pyc,iye
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-27
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Maiion Circuit
Marion Comfy. = Court, to Sept.
Term, 1889.
Englehard a Silverbefg, /,

y Attachment for $l47, " .hcgsabolis,
NOTICE is hereby gives, that ON ihe
1N third lay ofJapestS34 tuelebatd
and Silvesbrrg ,,laintiffFsm this case. ob-
tanned an attachment fromc y. I.A5lnrd,
! iysiice II the Peace iv and taf said
COUNTY az Marion. agaipst che estate real
and4ressonal, 81 The ,said ID. r. Simms,
ryaAfnsble M tue Sersrmbsr .,~rlnsci the
vis$;o0S Circuit Csdrt. WHICH said rspars
have been fled iuahs Clerks lGice ID
sad county SOW, abcrsl,,,v, sIaess
Abe said ID. r. Simu,s shall appear. give
special bail. - '~s's-d On 81 belize The