Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

those pho werc killed or died ON the wavY
For The information Of those who had
friends upon the Texan Santa Fe Eype. |
dition We publish the following list believ.
ing it to be nearly correct:
A. }. Davis, accidentally shot on the
Brnshy.
Lockridge, accidentally shot on Little
River.
Flint, died Of cholic on the march.
DR.. BrasheaI. died Of consumption on
the march.
johnson, sergeant, died at Puebla in
Mexico.
Major Sturgess, died OF liver complain,
on the Palo Duro.
ErnesI, died Of fatigue,want of food and
exposure in New Mexico.
Gates, died near Paso del Norte, of
inflammation Of the lungs, contracted by
exposure.
} Walker died Of small pox at Gunaju
alto.
HWRs, also died Of small pOx at Guna,
Dogberty, died Of small pox at Guna.
inato.
1t is supposed that others left behind a,
San Louis Potosi and Gunsjuato, with the
stOalI pox died, but their names We have
been unable to learn.
Larrabee, died in Wagon between
Paso del Norte and Chihuahua.
Lieu, G q Hull, killed by the Indians
on the PaIn Duro.
SW Rowland, shot bv order of the
Governor Armij at San Miguel.
VIM. Mayhee or Mayby, killed hy In
dams on the Palo Duro, a river on which
the expedition encamped some three weeks
John McAllister, sho, by order of Sd
lear on the march from San Miguel to
Paso. ...
James Dunn, killed by Indians on the
Palo Duro.
Francis d. Woodson, killed at the
same time by Indians, a
Capt. Baker, shot by order Of Armijo
at San Miguel. ..
Rosenbury, shot by MeXlcans IN en-.
deavoring to make his escape.
DIR. Bell, killed by the Indians on the
Grand Prairie.
Manuel a Mexican servant, shot by
Drummer in New Mexico.
Washington Wilkins, killed by Indians
on the Grand Prairie.
Griffith, brains knocked out by order
ofSaezar on the road from San Miguel TO
Paso.
Ramon, a Mexican servant, killed by
Indians near the Palo Duro.
Mercer, died in camp from wound re.
ceived by Indians.
Glenn, killed BY Indians on the route.
Dolphin, shot on the road from San
Miguel to Paso by order Of Capt SaIezar.
Donovan, killed by Indians on Grand
Prairie.
Glasse, killed by Indians in the vicinity
of the Palo Duro.
Robt. C. Todd, killed by Indians on
Grand Prairie.
Snow, killed by Indians on the route.
Fletcher, killed also by Indians.
Samuel Flenner, killed by Indians, n
the vicinity Of Palo Duro.
F. keenan,, killed by Indians on the
route.
The above is as complete lis, as we
can gather, and is belieAed to be nearly
correct. |, will be seen that no less than
IS were lost 10 all. Editors throughout
the CO iniry might confer favor by pub.
fishing the above. pic.
IL takes tho to make O lGnder.-"My
lear friend, that woman has been talking
about you so again! She has been telling
The awlulesl lies you ever heard; why,
'he rallied away about you for whole i
lourm
"And you heard j; all, did youS"
eyes"
"WelI, after this, just bear in mind
hat it takes two TO make a SANDER; one
o tell it and one 10 listen to it,"
saturday Courier.
Appropriate. A boy on board the U.
J. ship Pennsylvania was much addicted
0 whistIing, and the officer Of the deck
lad reprimauded him several lines, but }
0 no purpose. One morning he was 0
allied and no came up whistIug as usual a
- was ordered forward 10 his seat astride $
he bowsprlt, and whistle to his hearts Y
ontent; and he was 90 sooner comforta-
Iy seated, than he struck up "Si1ing on a .
In