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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-09
POETRY.
HOME.

If ever Peace, with gentle wing,
Visits our cold and cloudy cline,
Or stoops, her radient lines to fling
Upon the stormy shores of Time;
Surely her light andgentle feet /,
A timid dove-delight to roam,
Where heart to heart in union meet.
Among the quiet scenes-of home.
If ever Joy in robes Of light
To bless the bowed and weary one,
Comes downward thro' the long, long, night
Or, sorrow, from her sun lit throne
Where can her resting place be found
Her pure and stainless spirit come, :,
But in the synpathies around,
And to the blessed holds of home.
If ever Love, the, first, the best,
The sweetest dreams to mortals given, :
One little spot of earth has drest,
With dewsiand rays and flow'rs OF heaV'n;
1t is that spot of verdant green
Where virtue and her handmaids come,
To deck with simple charms the scene,
And bless the holy haunts o.: home.
IF ever Hope that to the heart
Is as the sunshine to the flower,
Comes tothe spirit to impart
Her sweetest and her freshest power;
'Tis when pale sorrow waves her shroud'-
The darkest in life's vaulted dome;
And sweetly beams upon the cloud
Her rainbow promise-pointing home!
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GOD SEEN in AL HIS WORKS,
= ~ ATAJ = PpnM THE cHRmtN Tsst.3sry

In that beautiful part of Germany which
borders on the Rhine, there eis a noble cas.s
lie, which as you travel son the western;
banks Of the river, you see lifting It's an.
cient towers on the opposite side, above
the grove Of trees about as oldsas itself.--s
About forty years ago, there lived in that
castle "a noble gentleman, whom we call
Baron---. The baron hail only one
son, WIN. was mt only comfort. to- his
father. but a. blessing to all who lived on
his father land. IS. S:
II happened ona certain occasion, &tbsts
this yonng n1an$b being from home. there;
came French gen,lemanic see the. .baron.a
As soon as this gentleman came into .ihs
castle, he begansto talk Of his Heavenly
Father in terms that chilled the old MANS
blood; on which The baron reproved shim,
saying, sare younot afsaId Of offending God
who reigns aboyes by speaking in such o.,
manner?' The gentleman said thathe knew
nothing about God, for1he had never seem
him. The baron did not notice at This
time what the gentleman said, but the next
morning took him about his castle and
grounds. aud took occasion first to show
him very beautiful picture that hung on I
the wall. The gentleman admired the pic.
ture very much, and said, whoever drew
this picture, knows very well how, 10 use
his pencil =. 4 49,. s4ys,;sl
MY son drew that picture, said the bar. {
on. T5%%< -; 1:-.:8.. -.:8..+2l +2l
Then your son is very clever man,
replied the gentleman. 8, - s.
The baron went with his visitor into the
garden, and showed him many beautiful
flowers and plantations OF forest trees. s;zs.s
"Whc;has the ordering OF ibis gardeng"
asked the gentleman.
MY son. replied the baron; he knows
every plant, may say, from the cedar of {.
Lebanon 10 the hysop on the WALL 81.
Indeed said the gentleman, 4 shall s
think very highly Of him soon.,' 8.
The baron then3took him into the vii.
lage, and showedhim small, neat cottage,
where his son had established "a school
and where he caused all young children
who had lost their parents to be received,
and nourished at his own expense. The
children in the house looked SO innocent
and so happy, that the gentleman was very !
much Pieasea, ano Wheh ne returned 10 ,
he castle, he said to the baron, what a
happy man you are to have so good son.' =
How do you know Ihave SO good a 5,
SOM
Because have seen his works, and =
know that lie must be good and clever if
he has done all you have showed me-.
But you have never seen him. =
L.. I I-,o,, ~, a, n -, :
I Judge Of him by his works. -
'True,' replied the baron, and this IS the
way Judge Of the character .ofour Heav4,
emily Father. l know from His work !
that He is being of infinite wisdom, anj
power and goodness
The Frenchnan feltihe force Of e re.
proof, and was careful not to offendsthe
good baron any more by his remarks. -
I0SFpIT UARIESIVORTH -
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JOSEPH CHARLESW0RTH
Fashionable Tailor,

HIENDERS his thanks to his custonncts foe
Il tho generous patronage be has received, and
respectfully informs the public that lie continues to
carry on business at his old stand two doors above
the Post Office, where those wishing to have gar
monts neatly and fashionably made ae invited to
call. Il So
Jan. rs. ~.
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Ellicott's Mills FreeEP Press,

D1srRA1NiNe FOR RENG.-"Speaking of
Turkey" we heard an extensive tale yes
terdav. It was told US by the doctor A
man up town on going to dinner a day or
two apo found magnificent turkey, weigh.
ing fftecn or twenty pounds, smoking no.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-18
cred it with the remain

A.. .,,,,r. ;,. 900, II a., tlzI -Il
,;L I;I .,iI, 49, ,5 w. t o,go' ,o"'% ;
~" ,,o,. w.. ,,,, '',', 49,, ,. o' VS.;
Iaw and h,ran 70 ,,inl, ,.l , ,'' Io 49, =,
/, 5Lnn, ,L;, - ' ',,' ~ ,,,,,.,,,aI
o., tho Loor - ,rr':.L 81 aa,..a T ,,a.I ~
,,ton,;,, nTr Lnrr;l .;,na,;an ral,,a;,,J
from ,bis ,;,no I'm Larr. s;,,n. snaaa or|
time If sGr norn ho.r;J r,G..,;,,
Al Jrsl Of tho cvoni,,r anJat ,r,, .,,,,o
,ino eomo oorfr,r,sos ,.,n, n...;,a !
,,ror.IIy o,on,J ,ho L,a, al ,,.a,,, ~,
os still os noesiI,o md I nLornL,. ',oh-
served I crossed into tho p,rl, and
went down from ,bcnco 70 tho Cn,, IT,.
tcI NV nrrnoso ho;nr =, mol,,o ,Io c;,.
cumslanca f, = brother who wr. sronnirr
af this house saw L;, :, ,ho f,,,i
reading room cnoagcd in conversation
with two gentlemen. snoto to him. a
few wogl. o,ssad between ne anil s,oior
chat he was cnrarod. aiioral my mr.
pose and returned as far as ,l, PARK I
walked mn and down fine p,rl.. thinking
what was best to do. }-any ,,l.pos 7
lhourht of. amonr others was r,jor TO
some MAGISTRATE and rolo-irr ,ho facts ,o
him. Tbcn the horrors Of the excite
mcn,, trial, public ccnsurc and false and
foul reports lhat would be raised bv the
many who would stand ready 10 make
the best apDcar worse than ,hr worst. for
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-18
Confession Of
Recently tried and c0nviCtci ih New EOTl.
for the llurdcr OF sAg1UEE. ADAMS.
10 III n c. G o l. Il ,

oo;,o nc ,,,,,. 90. I ,,,,, ,.,,,ro,, L,,,,,o,,,,
,ha Lo',, 80 . al |o,oIaar WLo,har
ho hnJ a,,. s,o,;aI ol.;oo, ~ ,';ov, il .or,.
inn ~ ,hat ,i,na 49, M, c,nnot 60
WIZ ' ha "',, I,a on;oo was sil,;,,
=, n,' ,aLIa ~ ,,s,,,l and ,y,s ot tb,, ,;,,s
o,r,y. IT,, ,,,r.;na o,,n, ,n,,nscr;,t 49,.
cnnn7 Lon,. ~ ! b,1 bocn cnrag1d q,
,h;s ua.,, c.. owe or ,,y, I,vs 1royious .
,ta, l. ,r,s ro,d;nr ovcr the entries and
rccons;Ior;rr tbc ori,hmctical calculations
boIona;,, f., ,Lo entries. &c, MIR. Adams
soa,oJ LimscIr N = chair near to Lo|
,olJo ,,I v,ifh;n -, arms lcnr,h or NV.
scIc,so nc,r that. had we both leaned
onr hcols rorv,rd toward c,cl other. !
b,rc M Iouht lint that thew wouIJ have
touched
Ia, once smoke Of NV account with him
which bo had y, NV request, handed fo
mo same tcn or twelve DAVIS before. I
stated ,o him that his orconnf WAS ,vrorr
and road to him NJ tho same time III, No..
conn, as 7 had made il ont ON another
niece Of mans. and rooncsl,J him ,o alter
his account IS had it. lie objected
70 This =, fret s,vinr th,t | did not TnIer-
stand rrinfinr lie, h,wcvcr. altered his
fgurcs ,s I read them from nv account.
as ! made IN, remark ,hat would Give
sIn or son,c such sum. # was not riobt
Aror bo hal ,r,rrol his f ruras and ON
I'LL.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-18

'"IL NO"1t, ~ -'idI tNlHi, IOI-.
Jccob S'rmrn, !
vs..
UU'qn T.. armstrong Petition for
and ,hc President and : partition Of
Directors Of the State real estate.
Bank of Illinois.
nj Office is hereby gwen to the said
" William L. Armstrong, and to the
president, directors and company of the
State Bank Of Illinois, that ! shall present
"a petition to the circuit court Of Lasalle
county on the first day Of the next term
thereof, 20 be holden at Ottawa on the
ID Monday in May next, for partition
Of the northeast quarter Of section 30.
,hiry-siN in township No. thir,y-oue
north Of the base line No. three, east o
the third principal meridian, in the couu
/ ~ Of Lasallc, between myself and tho
said William L. Armstrong and all claim
, ing under him, according to the rospcc
live rights Of the parties therein.
JACOB STRAWN.
CLOVER & CooE, Au'ys.
Feb. I, 1872. 37-isw
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Feb. 4, 1912.
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Dayton .lll..

january II, 1872.
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L.E.ArEk ,EsgT;slN.s.

DAYTON, Dee. Il, 1871. 30-.U.
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G,AEI.sln.

Ottawa, Feb. II, 1872. S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-20
PAPER

Al A. Howell s CO. s7 Pearl at. are now receiving
wi. from their manufacturers at New Brunswick, an extern
sive assortment of Paper Hangings, Borders, &e Of the latss
and mo- approved patterns sud styles. suited to The city Al d
country trade, which thE offer 10 dealers at The net manufac-
tory prices.
Also. their usual variety of F reneh Paper, Borders, Fire
Board Prints, Views, &c.
The beet workmen to put ON pap~ in any part of the city can
he had at the shortest notice. ala eod2n't
II for Dyspepsia. assisting digestion, weakness, nervous
iseases, night sweats, &e.
Sir have in the course Of my practice prescribed your sto-
mach bitters and found them a mrt efficient remedy IN cases
Of indigestion n. aeidity. and debility Of the digestive organs
day, but one which will confera great blessing en- many OF
r. ]. BRADY M. D.. $50 Brosme st.
The foil owing is from DR. 4. 6. Ludlow saa Broadway
have used your Bitters In cases Of impaired digestion, when
y~esetab!. tonies were Indispensable, with a beneficial result.
The articles Of which il 10 composed are very judiciously
com ,ined, nad I have no doubt will prove service abls in the
cases for which you have recon nended i:
Yours, Sc. EDWARD G. LUDLOW.
Certificates of may persons cared can be seen at tine drug
store $50 Bowery, corner of Broome, where the above 10 sold
only in this city, and Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brook lyn
Price large bottles S.; amall So cents. m2o Im+
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Of the occurrencs OF the awful calamity which
burst 50 Unexpectedly upon our citizens on Thurs
day, up to the present hosr, various have been the
copjecIures and rumors which have been sfloat as
% the cause Of the explosion.
We state then, upon urquestionable authority,
that Joseph Craig, one Of the individuals now ly.
ing dangerously i'll, being engaged on board Of
the boat, did, BY the direction Of Duncan Fergu
con, since dead, who was acting engineer, move
the weight, which was so placed up n the safe
~ valve as to regulate it to blow on at twenty
seven inches, out to the extreme end Of the le-
Increasing the pressure Of steam to more than dou
Bile, or perhaps treble, the number Of inches at
which II had been regulated by MIR Wa Gilman the
mschipist This was, DOUBTLESS, done with a view
Of makioga display Of the powers OF tn boat in 40
ing out,tse indiyidu j giving the direction, although
competent to work the cngin' being evideatiy IL
norant Of the tremendous power Of the agent he
was thus foreing.-Bak Clipper, Apri19.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BIZ
SAHE0 GORDON DEUURYD.
No q, ANN Uruup~

MopHrys HKsALp-issued every mor,ips->r;es ~.
'snfs per copy. Country subscribers furnishod at The
ame rate, Tor any specific period, on . remittance b
hssnoe. No paper sent, unless paid In advance.
WE.ELr AssALD-Issued every Saturday morning, Of
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PORTUGUESE
, z M A L T. Pill i S ,

y; pc BoopEE0QTk, N. B. EisBoN rcETysM J
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
1 pills are composed hs- smade them &c won4es and .dIt
ruon OF the world. Th.s are knowp ell over EuYps to ts
bis certain ;npredue,ne The monthly, t.1s ThsiE certainty
nancy for though mild, safe, and healthy, they are esrfaia e
produee niscan iage .: ueed during that period
Tn directions are translated into EnghDh, ank are snvelopa
round with the seal Of The importer stamped; Each bQr con
rec;ioA have the signature OF DR.. +. MIL anthosfsNd
gent for the continent Of America.
They can be trznsmitted By mail 70 any part Of the Uritsi
State Letters directed to Dr.. +. Melyeau, boz a, n. Y,
viii ideet with immediate attention Sold by apoointm ant X
1870 Cherry, near CsthariHe street Prss -. Haf bsuss. o.
No half boxes sent by mail.
msO fmsdkw -fl
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philadelphia.
ICorr.spondenc OF the Herald. |

ICorr .~spondence OF the Herald
PHrL,psLrHrA, April 10 lsn
More Dsfalcaiion-One Of The Borrowers from the
County Treasurer forked' up- Holmes 7iiai-FTe,
4c. &c.
DEAR BENSerT;-
wehad here, within q day or two, another deislca-
ton, but lest some injustice might be done, for bore to
speak Eft yesterday. As, however, all the rapers Of
the city have alluded to II there can be no improperly
in my stating it to you today. knew it was the Trea.
surer ofthe Guardisns OF the roor, and the papers this
morning give his name o. J. Hemphill. Mr. II. has en-
jsyed unlimited confidence among our citizens, aud " as
generally reputed wealthy. He lives in one ofour most
fashionable streets-keeps acsrrisge, aud other luxuries
TO correspond. His wife wast the niece Of the late Ste
phen Girsrd, and inherited from his estate some $4,000
Much ofthis, some say more, she still possesses, as a
part off was when II fell to her, unimproved property
which her husband has since improved, and. OF course,
increased its value. The whole deficit is said by some
TO be sac 900; by others il Is said to be nearly sso,.
COS over and above what 4. covered by secu
AMI that the whole will eventually be paid. There was
a isw passed at the session Of the Legislature 1910 "a,
making the appropriation or cmbezrlement Of trust
funds by an oHcer Of this State, a criminal offence and
ponishsole by two years imprisonment and fine. This
ms.sr seems to have been overlooked by those holding
M.thew Newkirk, who vas one OF the borro wers Of
.ns us,sur.ng oeunty Treasurer, am informed, has Sc
cured amount oil his indet tedness by a mortgage on
his marble residence for $50 600, aud BY the PISS men, OF
the remaining 70 900 in cash So far, veil.
The evidence in the case OF Holmes ,he mate Of IN,
VIM. Brown, now On trial here for nsnslaughter. in
throwing overheard certain passengers from sho i,ag
boat, was concluded this morning, and Mr. paiiss mrs.
ceeded TO address the jury. The cour, room wss mach
crowded.
Adwelling house was destroyed Last nigh, a. us,1on
field, n. j. village about eight mile, from the ci,s ~
which black boy was burned to death. o her. lo5sam'
ing in the house, escaped by leaping from the winaows
Judge B srton yesterday read his opinion refusing 90
discharge George Handy from arrest, on the charge ot
conspiring with Messrs. Brsdhesd and solms to corrup'
the Legislature OF this State.
The theatres have all been poorly attended for the pas
two or three days, in consequence Of the extremely dis
agreeable weather. Yours,
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JAMAICA Extract from a letter received by the
Red Jacket, dated March S:-"The review of our
market, under date Path, annexed, correctly reports
IL state, and TO which We add a little. The arrival
of flour has b, en- moderate, but sales were made at
SO for a lot Of Philadelphia just arrived, and We
quote it now at that rate, and tending upwards.
The stock of fresh has been increased by imports
from Baltimore, Philadelphia and Halifax, and ii is
difficult to make sales at Sl3l, No improvement can
take place till the heavy stock is reduced. Corn is
IL okIa at O. -
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF

NEWARK, December q lsli.-Dr. Rlng-Den sir:-Yoe
Y will pl-a.e to excuse my not sniwering you 10 relation 70
he certificate, giving an account of my Almost miraculous re-
,torement to life al il were. was ss UNEXPECTEDLY restored,
nat II appeared aore like . dream than reality, not only 10
RS Of one whose lie is dear 70 him. Situated among friends
ever kind aud d ear, aud q family who look to him for support,
md v no also Join in praise to you. and their God, for hls UNI
,peskable m, rcy IN sparing me at this time Anything that 10
amy power 10 do, which will be of benefit to you, such as
.iyin. an accomt Of my suffering in a certificate, that you
nighI publisnio the WORLD, asst is witnsssed BY my iiiends,
% pay t.niold The price you charged, ! would willingly do u;
grhsusied' Itisovsr three yes-s since was attacked with what
5ur doctor called he IIfainma DRY Rheumatism, by which
VAS len a complete cripple, having jost the uss Of my limbs,
shich fell away most frightful'y, disabling one from all work;
md had il not been for a few hundred dollars had saved When
In work aud my family would have been IN the worahouse.
SO you and hope the public, will see how much owe you
for once more being able to earn my daily bread; and that by
three bottles or your Elixir, v hich you sent me for Ave dol
lars; and. con idering il truly the 'E.ixir Of Life, an with
the greatest respect and gratitude, yonr humber servant
BENZ c.
Witnesscs-Harna nah Jacobs, William I, Dean
r roa IN
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rEx.President Van Buren,, and Mr.. Paulding, left
this city yesterday, for New Orleans, in the steam
boat Creole. He remained with US for Sc veral days
ard must have been gratified with the cordial and
unaffected civilities rendered him by all casses OF
our citizens.
He remaips about a week IN New Orleans, and
thence proceeds TO Kentucky, where he will by IN
vitation visit Mr.. Clay at Ashland, and afterwards
Gen. Jackson at the Neutrality-suspicious. Adrer-
riser. dD,Ill.
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MILLIONS DIE

THAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGEs would cure, all who
Of ,6 ss Oneida dssa Conference, wa. given ~ Ss 3. %iDsarsSle Hn Sssf;syy'
ID to be on tis verge e Of the grave from consumption S without
S Sa h ;%ns CT as.f,, an: and ne sn s = few t w:st aG rs.sSfsd him Mnt z r sssisSl
so that he could resume his duties as a minister of the gospel
He %recommenl Is them 70 all VINO are eonsumptive or have
the kuown world. He has Witnessed their effects on several
othe, '. and always with, the ~happiest results. He says SO
sshoa be ..hs common proS srty Of al, and in every family on
The Rev. Dr.. E:astmond, of this city, gave a few to a lady,
friend { his. Who'll had been given aP. by her physician and
friends as II the last stage Of consumption. The first Lczengc
persevere in their ue /; and through the blessing Of Ged they
restored her 70 perfect health; ,.,.--
gave sosns { . a friend Who had mel. enjoyed a lights sieepfo Q
several weeks, being every few minutes attacked with such q
e..Es; mage ns e Si% raise IL ,'%s:: and enabled S,m to % sleep we'll %s a. al
nigh, rn hs had ID. , ,r,sa - s,s1y snn,S.r he ;ns Ssa"a Of p and md no; ! III
low being Esm an untimeiy grave.
Mr.. EI stacy, mahogany dealer, &c Wooster street, hat
sssia 1 ssisss. . ."1 i : i:ft s.i; though f Ss i had T m: test p aS ysisisp b
till he tried Sherman's Cough Lozenges, one box OF which en-
Rev. MIR. Handbook, ls7 reari st,.et, has used the m in his
family with invariabie success, and recommends them to all
who are afflicted with coughs, colds, or any affection Of the
MN. EN- rtin, the fashionable merchant tailor, 1877 Will.
liam street, suffered several weeks VITA a distressing cough,
which nothing relieved till he tried these Lozenges, which
Warehouse iSs Nassau street. Agents-Chsrchs, 1888 Bow
s ssy "a sS nd E q Ea s. s Bro 4. 1 =. S sS5His H audi s,s aud IS. sp'RID ss:, 81.
a i =. J ,ss a'.3 @ $ sm'i CITY .'o''ns = ''A'e 'S' 0''' %,
SROO REWARD! CR0ss'S sPECIFIC MIXTURE
aasch,sh recommendation 10 dec i've the public. If the medi
cine does not speak for it.elfne one 'h.lI speak for it. Our
which the mix,u'e does not effect a RAPID cure, under a iorfei.
Bur- Brsss isay.l New !Yi%s J jones', N. i. s CORNER o. / aGsS ssns, a asda
eth street, phj'alslph,e; Jos M. Smith. 1873 Washington St,
street, baltimore; A. B. Crossmsn, Canal street, New Or.
leans. al
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WARD'S

w lAlll/ ~
VEGETABLE Hail OIL.-Thu veeetabl. Hair Oh po..
y. ses,,s The peculiar property 80 long sought forin other
on heads totally bald. ogreat are is nc urishinr properties.
which 1T readily imparts to the roots of The hair. ma n NJ.
cure, especially after tlckness.
IL prevents the, hair from turning gray, and when IL begins to
Turn may be easily c. eeked and restored &c its natnr al beauty.
% alIying the OIL. The oil gives an agreeable fragrance. and
the hair.
Numbers Of certihc lt.s can be seerl where il 10 for sale. At
is- Bo serv and "a IA rlav IT. mat Im'
y s.ph elliott, of Birninshsm-The high reputation Of
,hese pens has induced many Inferior mshsste initiate TIM,
thereby injuring thelwell earned reputa ion Of Jweph ohlot
rurchase. l
The rrnuine may b, known by their superior quality, ard
oy the style ofpu,'ms ap. A eos:sass ,yRpig ~ sciwvsy
mas iuy Maiden Lane,
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A New Orleans paper of the 10Th instant, coa,ain

the following
The HUvrERs OF Mississippi The "wolf hun
ters" under Capt. Wilson, TO which we alluded yes
terday as coming from the north part OF Tennessee.
are in fact from Holly Springs, in the northern part
of Mississippi. Capt, Wilson is a Tennsssean, a
lraduate Of Nashville University, and a son OF
George Wilson, the oldest editor in Tennessee
Wilson's ioll contains the names OF about hily vo-
lunteers.
Another company Is in the city from Na'chez,
numbering about forty, under the command Of Capt.
Walter Hickey. The greater part OF them are
quite youthful, but their nil.s will bark as keen as
he Oldest dog in the hunt.
Both of these companies had been assured by Col
Edwards that their passages from New Orleans TO
Texas would be free. They are indignant al having
been humbugged at the start. They intend, we
| hear, to charter a schooner and land within twe.ve
miles Of Matamoras.