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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
From The Southern CulIIRalo
RATTER CAKES.

Mr.. JAMES CAMAK:-Sinee so' -.
cling to keep house, some month OF 50 3 '.-ls Ia
my wife has been giving me h9l1s..SI-i !
with which / am SO much pleased. "a a'I al
so simple and so easy 10 m'ke, lps, !, yoa.
induced to send the receipt to you - ;3.sf
valuable paper, should you chooss ... : ibiing
il therein. / have never seen me ST. :. nd
bp bV' nany mnS'i 10 'ss some ee6n: The & soon aa
This is The receipt for making .saa -, BUCK,
excellent batter. cake-teiieTc imam lnaa n1saI.
wheat. viz:-Make mush OF a1 la5'a' To
work it well, and let It get co. 1sfal oflhs
pint of milk add 8 or tables so~r one lsa.
soId sosda9ui %nia o. saiarsi"s, snin sun and egg
cooi coot a as al, any : other batter cake on
griddle. t4orsK KEEFiR'
Greensboro, Ga, Nay, isa''
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

He is one Of the most popular men in his
section OF the State, and will add much to
The strength Of the ticket AT present he is
the candidate for the State Senate, In
Holmes county.
4lh. Patrick w. Tompkins, Esq. of
Warren. Although he has never been be
fore the people of the State, his reputation
is 50 we'll established. that his name has
been presented. from every quarter. as a
candidate for Congress. This we con-
ceive to be high compliment but he richly
deserves il, and will satisfy both wings and
democrats Of this, before the election He
is Just the man for the crisis; and will en-
ter upon the canvass with a better spirit
than he would ifhe had no enemy TO meet
and right forcibIy and heavily will fall the
blows Ct his political bahle-axe. wherever
an opponent is to be met or a conquest is to
be achieved. His abilities will secure him
an audience wherever he makes it known
that he will speak, and his popular man
ners, will ensure him cheerful welcome
from every citizen. OF the State. We un-
derstand that he will Immediately enter
upon the canvass, commencing at Port
Gibson, after he leaves this County.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23


= AN lSOErENDENT Max-L
,ha'' with l;llie selfdeniaI er.s : seems 10 u
u; ,ne country might place himss'f 9ty man IN
o, ..on IKE That ,scribed by the Fa. "a s'aa,
,, 1s..e, we fell into cOnTersa,ien a'@.T's Ca
Gazel'e, "a few days ago with u, saysthe
eI VINO resides but short distance gent sssa''enaa
'erhe'd Court House, S. c., on ,bo i,o'a Caes.
., ms farming prospects the prssa.. - Sa6lea
ne Informed US, that he exaee,e5 sIGs |. 5ear.
crop would prove ar entire f,iInsu ms cora
remarked: he bad corn enough ,oi--oa', be
er year. We observed that IF ,ba h - a'oia.
ed there Was bus Sigh, prosnsC, .c co'a - aIi
and bacon would be scarce. H. :. 2 a'is
but SAID ne never fattened b;s tssea'ed
maste: 1t was his habit to plant 4 oo - on
crop, and give the hogs the run Of Sool 7S Pea
after he had gathered his corn: bn, - ..5 i'S is
II my pea crop fails, have baconf sa'l he,
10 last another year and, If / o,rs a,.- ''0ussa
cent. dors't kn7ao az Here hen nan G
who has an abundance of bread ma = q 'haa
and has practically carried out he c.. ,asa',
raj injunction, owe no man any,f.s fss'll'a'
May we not fairly set him down ~ so,' '.'.'i : :
pendent ngGn.'' - '4as'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
New INVENTION FOR CLEANING

NEW INVENTION FOR CLEANING Cor.
ToN.-Ihe Natchez f. Trader saws:
"Mr Philip Ault. of our county, las
invented cotton cleaner, which appears 10
US Is destined to be of great service to the
planters In cleaning their cotton. II is
composed of wire cylinder within box.
IN which revolves shaft with arms capped
with rails; from the rails spikes of iron n,ns
PROJECT. Which separate the locks contain.
ing the seed from each other, knock out
the tfash and dust. and pass the cleaned
COTTON over the cylinder down into the gin
stand. The shaft is driven by the same
tower that drives the gin. requiring but lit
lie force Mr.. AuIt has applied for a
patent ana Will start one at Capt F.
alufge's 10 lew days. One of them may
; be seen a. Merssrs. Baker & Littell,s al
the foot of Main street, where the planters
selves
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
COURTSHIP AND MATRV,oxr
A poem, an tlco caatos.
cANTo THE FrRsr........ C.,,.r,.t.

cANTo THE FfRST........ Coarfskf.
FAlREsr of earthl ifthou will, her. -.
Lol at thy feet. swear 10 love H. Wv
And, by this kiss upon thy radien, b,.
Promise affection which no time .ST' sS.1
sever; '"
And love which e'er shall burn a. Sr;,l,
now,
To be extinguished- dearest-o.-
erl
Wilt thou that naughty aattsring he,n
resign?
Catherine2 my own sweet Kate viii ~.
be NINE!
Thou shalt have pearls to deck lhy "a.
ven hair
ThoL shalt have all this world Of o,., >
can bring;
And we will live in solitude. norcare
For aught save for each other ".
will fling
Away all sorrow-Eden shall be there
And thou shalt be my q leen, anA lhv
king
Still coy. and still reuctantl Sweelhean
say,
When shall we manarchs be? and pli.A
the day?
CANTo THE sEcoND...... MatrimoaU
Now. NJ s, Pringle, once for all, say
will not such extravaganza allow!
Bills upon bills, and larger every day,
Enough to drive man to drink, / vow
Bonuets, gloves, fripPery and Irash-naE
nay.
Tears, Mrs Pring.e, will not gull me
now.
[ say | won't allow ten pounds week
l can't afford it; Madam do not speak!
In wedding you, [ thought l had treas,
ure;
find myself most mserabIy misakeuI
You rise at ten, then spend the day Peas.
In fact, my confidence Is slightly shl-
ken.
Fla! what's taaat uproal2 This, ma am Is
my leasure;
Sufficient noise the siumbaring dead 10
wakenl
seek retirement and ind-a riot
| Cenfound those children, but Ill make
them quiet
Paneh
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

On Sunday evening the regular meeting
of the Holly Springs Temperance Society
will take place in the Presbyterian Church
J. w. CLApP and JOSEPH IL. KILPATRIcK'
Esors., will deliver addresses on Inc occas
ion. 1t is hoped that every friend ana Wen
,visber oftbe success of the glorious cause
Of Temperance will attend.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
OURT TICKET.

Above our readers Will perceive that we
have nailed to our mast head the names Of
those whig champions who have been
chosen to do battle for Us during the pres
ent canvass. The people of hlIssssippI
will again be called upon to determine
whether they are willing to continue under
the government Of their present locoioco
rulers, or select good and true whigs-men
every way worthy of their confidence and
support, to administer their laws. Zach
gentleman whose name appears on the
whig ticket is known TO be able and con-
Silent champions Of wing principles, and
every way worthy of leading the whig aF-
my of Mississippi. To our talented co'em-
porary the Vieksb~rg Wing, who aP-
pears to be familiar with each of our can
didates, We are indebted for the subjoined
notice of them:
For Governor, the name of Gen. Patrick
Henry il proposed. He Is a planter ol
high standing in Madison County-thor.
oughly acqainted with the principlessso ssof OUT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and winning In
his address, and one of the most eloquent
debaters in the State. He is a champion
worthy Of the Wings, and of the post fol
which he has been recommended.
John l.. Torrey. Esq, is the candidate fol
Secretary of State. He is young gentle
man of ability and high standing. and re
sides in Claiborne: HIS worth and capacity
will make him highly acceptable to the
people, whilst his large and inhuentia
family connexions will give him strength
Gen. ]. p. Gray. Of fJasper. the candidate
for Treasurer, is man Of sterling integrity
AN able and we'll tried Wing, in whom
the people may safely confde.
DIR. John Ii Williams. of Octibbeha. the
Candidate for Auditor. il a gentleman o
great worth. information and business hab-
It's he is well acquainted IN the northern
part ofthe State, and is at present the rep
Tesentative in the State Senate from the
Counties of Ostibbeha and Chickass w.
having, for his worth and intelligence, been
selected over the democratic candidate-he
has great personal popularity where he is
known.
For Attorney General, the name OF
Judge Daniel Mayes, of Kinds county has
been presented. His reputation as an a.
bic jurist. has been 50 long established both
in kenlucky and Mississippi. that it is al
most unnecessary to say any thing further
of him. TAose Who are unacquainled With
hum, may urge his election with the full
confidence, that if they succeed, they will
have conferred an honor richly meriled.
The names for Congress are lst. Peter
B. Starke of Lowndes Ills recent cam>
paign as elector. is too fresh in the minds
of Wings. to need recapitulation. He is
host in himself. able and eloquent. and
will draw an audience when but few wings
would be listened 10.
End. Col. A. l. Bineaman-the men
tion of his name il enough. He has been
too long an able champion Of the whigs. 70
make it necessary for US to say more. 1e
is as popular in the social circle as he is in
The political field.
3d. Walker B coke. Esq. OF Holmes. is
a gentleman Of fine abilities and standing.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

CURE FOR BURNs. DR.. Cross, IN 'ha
Western Journ al OF Medicine SAYS hais
Leaf is the most valuable lhereaPeu~
agent for the cure Of burns now kao"h'
He gives The method of using It as i0lioe''
before 1t is laid on, it should be well NIX
ed with inseed oil. IN the proportion o. q
bout one ounce of the former to a d'aelDi
of the latter, or un'il it is ofIhe eonsis'e11l
of thick cream. When the llnseea OIL
not at hand olive oil may be adVan.'s'
ouSly used as substitute.
1.-The best mode of applying the VINE &
lead is by means of large camel hl.
pencil, or, what answers equally we'll all
can always be readily obtained, so'
muslin or linen mop With this the ars:'
ted surface is covered with layer sum. /,
ciently thick to concea. it from ye" u
vesicles exist, their contents must DC esu.s
ated with fine needle, and the part oi''-
with soft sponge, or carded colion' one.
wise the lead will not adhere The df'a'
ing is completed by covering The PaIn'su -, 80
face with piece of old muslin or iip.u' .II. ~
confining it with a moderately lgu' i''
er" -
Tallow chandIeries, soap factories aaI ~
all other establishments. where oufhs ..o,o.
scalds are of frequent occurrence are TO N
mended 10 keep supply OF VINE S.1.. 20 /,
hand. The high character oi III. -, ,.a,s-
sufficient to cause the adoption Of his -
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

1t was our intention TO have published
the letters of the candidates this week, all
having responded, in rep ly to certain cues
tions asked them by committee appointed
BY the Mechanics Association of Marshall
county; but are prevented on account OF
further action which will be taken on some
Of them on Monday night next. Next
week. We think it more than probable that
we will publish them all, rerbatim Ct iter
atm
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

The speeches delivered by McNutt al
North Mt Pleasant and this place, have
made him host of friends among the in
dependant democrats, and we believe that a
majority of the democrats of the county
prefer him for u. S. Senator, to either
Foote or Gwin. As for our part heaven
save US from any of them but if our State
is compelled. from the force of circumsran-
ces, to select one of the three above named
candidates. we say McNut: is as good
or better than either Of the others.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

iiateIy despatched messenger TO Severn
or Mouton. a: Pass Christian, claiming a
requistion of TWO REGIMEN Is Ot'
VOLUNTEERS. (often companies each)
one to consist of Infantry and one of Rife
men: and two companies of Artillery; with
eight field pieces. The requisltion was
Immediately granted, and will be pul forth
with into execution.
The two Volunteer Regiments are to
be stationed at the Forts and Barracks on
the Gulf. subject to the orders of the Gov.
ernment, and the United States troops at
present in garrison at those stations are to
be Immediately transferred to Texas. The
two Companies of Volunteer Artillery will
leave on Wednesday, on board the steam>
ship Alabama. together with four eompan-
les of United States troops, 9th Regiment,
Infantry) two Of which are expected To-
morrow morning. from Pass Christian, un-
der Captains Moor and Holmes.
The above Information may be relied
Upon as authentic.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

Alter hypocrites, the greatest dupes
'he aevIi has. are those who exhaust an
ANXIOUS a.s existence in the disappointments
ana vexations of business, and live misera.
o'y .:y. ane meanly only to die ma gnifcen,ly
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

BY referring TO another column it will
be seen that P. w. ToMKINs, Esqr. one OF
the whig candidates for Congress has made
a list of appointments extending to this
place. where he will speak on the Sd OF
October
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

The communication of Democrat" I"
was received too late for publication this
week, but will appear in our next. We
have no particular partiality for either of
the asplrants for o. S. Senator, but can ass
sure the friends of ex governor McNutt
that our columns are ever at their service,
for any respectful article in vindication of
the character oftheir favorite.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23


We are indebted to the Nashville Wing
for the following list of members elected to
the next Legislature os Tennessee. The
Memphis Eagle ofthe 2lst inst says: so
far as heard from, we may sci down the
Legislature at 3 dem IL wings in the
Senate, and 50 dem So wings in the. House.
Grozier (W) is elected to Congress in the
Sd district
LEGISLATURE.
Subloined is list of the members elects
ed to the Legislature, so far as heard from,
when our paper went to press:
SENAToRfAL DISTRICTS.
2. Greene and Hasck ias s.-Jacob Cruz
3. Cooke. Seoier and Blounk--J. F.
Henry, (W)
a. Granger, Jefferson and Claiborne. -
Richard Thornburgh, (W.)
s. Kao1.-Thomas McCampbell. (W.)
6. Campbell. Aaderson, Roane and Nor
gGn.-I. Y. Lenoir, (W.)
7. Monroe, M Minn. Polk and Bradfey
Granville G. Torbit, (D)
~. ESUETeSSs oC6ftOB. JdChSOH,. bsbSSSN
and Van Buren.-Sam. Turney, 3D.
10. Warren, DeKalb, Cannon and Cot
fell NJ Watterson, (D)
IL Lincoln and Franktin.-Jno. u.
Fletcher, CD
II. Bedford and MarsAaH.-Richard
Warner. (D)
l3. Ruthsrford and WiHiamson.-A. +.
| Maury, (W.)
Rf,,.rhool ~
Is. Sumner and Smith-Wllliam Cui-
lon. (W)
Is. Daridson.-John Trilnble, (W)
II. Maury and Gaes.--Jonas 4. Thom>
as, (D)
Is. Robertson and Momtgomery.-John
d. Tyler. (W.)
19 Dickson, Steuart, Humphreys and
Benton " oorhies, % }
| 90 Hickman, Laurence, Wayne and
Hardin M Dougal, (D.)
81. Henry, Weaktey aud O6lon.-John
A. Gardner, (D)
%. Gibson, Carroll and Dyer.--Val-
Sewer. (W.)
%. nadison. Haysoooa, TEpton and
Lamder@ale.-John w. Harris, (W)
"a. Henderson. Perry aud M Marry
aezekiah Bradbury, (W.)
25. Hardemam, Fayette and Shelby
Williamson. (D)
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Knor--Jobn Williams, (W.)
Roaae-Elilah Hembree, (D)
M Mimn-P B. Anderson. Cd
Bradieg-Lauderdale Cd
HansiIton-Jas A Wh,esides, (W.)
Agayion and Hamaton-DavId Rankin
w.
JackSon-W, T. @ uarles, W.
Whiie--Anthony Dibrell, W.
WGrren--Northcutt, d.
/ DeKalb--Dr. Fusen, w.
Camnon-Henry Troit. d.
/ Cofee-Roberts, d.
Eranklin-Gaines, d.
Bedford-E Frierson. d
Lincotn--Henry Turney, d.
/ GlieS-John Buchanan, d.
MnrshaL-T C FL Miller, d.
MOmtgomery-Wm b Munford, W
! Robertsom-W w Pepper, w,
f Dicksem-Eubanks, d.
Hickman--P FL Walker, d
Larrence--Allen, d
M 'Naary-John Warren, w
Hardin-M' 'Ginnis, d
Sieaoart--Shaw, d
Hardeman-Austin Miller,
, EdytHe-Fisher, d
Shelby-John L Snead, w
| Perry-Brashear, W
Henderson-Sw Swayne,
Madason-MicaJah Bullock, W
, Gibson-Bone w
Carrolt@Hall, w
3 Henfy--Dr M'Farland,
Weaktey-E Etheridge, w
Smith-Hallum and Flippin, W
, Summer--Gui.d and Duffy, d
WtLson--Frazier and Chambers, w
Rutherford--Rich hardson and Burrus,
MaurY -Gordon and Wilkes, d
/ Williamson and Bostick, w
Dacidson-Elllston and Manlove, w
johnson and Carfer-Williams, w
Rheo and Meigs--Ffazier,
: Btedsoe and MorgGn--Thomas. w
Polk, NJ HIM and Monroe-Hoit, d
i Eentress, White aud ian Buren-Jabe
O.. Mitchell w
Lincoln and GiLes-Jones
Bedford and Marshau-Black d
Hardeman Fayette and Shet6y-Pearce
d.
Last week we promised to publish !;
this weeks Gazette the "dream,n or clio
sing part of ex-governor McNutt's speech
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
INDIANA ELECTIONS.

The Democrats have swept the State
having carried the Legislature and elected
all the members of Congress bat tvo.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

Gen. I'll. S. Foote assigns as his reason
for accompanying ex-governor McNutt
and speaking at his appointments, that be
wishes 10 defend himself and friends from
the attacks that might be made on them
How far the gentleman succeeded in defen.
ding his friends from the lash of his ex exc
lency, we leave it to those who heard their
speeches at the court house to determine
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

The wild negro, said TO have been
caught in Caddo Parish, by DR.. PIERCE
turns out to be hoax.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

we are authorised 40 announce,
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
on THE
Independents Democratic ic-Aet
f. =. REDMOND.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

Last week we promised to publish IN
this weeks Gazette the dream or clio,
sing part of ex-governor McNuu's speech,
as delivered in the court house in this place
on Friday the 18th inst At the time we
promised its publication, a friend had prom
ised TO procure it for US, but failed himself.
We are therefore under the unavoidable
necessity of disappointing our readers.
We are indebted 20 Mr.. A B. SALMON.
for an extra from the office of the n. @.
Bee. giving the following highly impor.
tant infor nation from Texas.-Ne0phis
Enquirer.
From the New Orleans Bee Extra.
New ORLEANS. August I6.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF
TROOPS.
We hasten TO lay before our readers ~
important intelligence we have inst ras
ceived, relative to the movement of troors
for the purpose of protecting the newly ac.
quired territory of Texas, from the dan-
gers Of a projected Mexican invasion. Gen
Gaines now in our city, having received an.
thentic Information to tho effect that TEN
THOUSAND Mexican troops. were with.
in eight days march of General Tavlor
who is posted al ST. Joseph's Island, imme.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

FoR COVER NOR.
GEN. PATRICK He NR 7 OF Madison
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
JOHN I'll. WILLIAMS, OF Ochtibbeha.
For SECRETARY or stats,
JOHN l.. TORREY, of Claiborne.
STATE TREAsURER,
JOSEPH p. GRAY, OF Jasper.
ATToRNEY GENERAL,
DANIEL MAYES, of Hinds.
FoR CONGREss,
PETER 3. STARKE. of Lowndes,
PATRICK w TONKINS, of Warren,
WALKER BROOKE, of Holmes,
Il, BINGAMAN, Of Adams.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23
We are indebted 10 The Nashville Wing

We are indebted to the Nashville Wing
for the following list of members elected to
the next Legislature of Tennessee. The
Memphis Eagle ofthe 2lst inst says: $50
far as heard from, we may sci down the
Legislature at 3 dem. IL wings in the
Senate, and 50 dem So wings in the. House.
Grozier (W) is elected to Congress in the
Sd district.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-23

the cavern, sent some Arabs to them 10 ex-
hort them 10 surrender. They refused,
and some women. who did not partake oil
the savage fanaticism of the majority, at
tempted TO fly, but their husbands and rela-
lions fired upon them to prevent their es
cape Fl ON the martyrdom which they had
themselves resolved to suffer. Colonel Pc
lsSier then suspended the throwing of the
burning faggots. and sent French Officer
to hold parley with the Ouled Riahs, but
his messenger vas received with a dis.
charge of firearms, and could not pc form
his mission. This state of things contin,
ued till the night of the 10Th, when, losing
all patience. and no longer having a hope
of otherwise subduing these fanatics. who
formed perpetual nucleus of revolt in the
| country, the fire was renewed and rendtssd
intense. During thisti the cries of The
unhappy wretches who were being suffoca
ted, were dreadful, and then nothing wa:
heard but the cracking of the faggots.-
| This silence spoke volumes. The troop:
entered and found 500 dead bodies Abou
SO, who sill breathed. were brought into
the fresh air. but portion ofthem died af
forwards.
Referring to the dreadful event in Alee
ria which was scarcely believed at first tht
London Times, Of the 7th ult remarks
1.-The atrocious and appalling crimes com
mitted by the French troops in Africa, anc
of"hich. although they appeared incredible
we published some details, is placed be
yond doubt by the Paris and Touion Jour
nails that have reached US By this express
We stated yesterday, to the credit of the
ParisiaEs, that but one view was taken o
this transaction in the French capital We
now observe throughous the entire press O
Paris, but one feeling expressed-one CRY
Of execsation uttered on this internal ac,
of barbarity, by which GOO human beings
nearly an entire tribe, consisting of men
women aud children, were ruthlessly mas.
sacred.''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

laos A maa oaly Is y~sp o, sge mar.
10 81 ~, yoons uit us5sr eirtomssae,,
Of rccelr.r sfrceNy.
Al Coe-sn, sspls the drcssss 10, s-~r
- -rrs' that water. Usually vvsy .hepd,n'
'oN ., high . ID pr esllcs The sss
roupdng dsriets ssGsrrd s-vvrel,
A great eleed of " ,ng.d ins-ru called
erhcmsrs>, 'eeenily sptesd over the CIV Of
Nsrici dAfLenng the sitnosphctr o, tho
~ en- eeiirs- The gardens and e'Oood,
O~f covered
4 carsvsn. vh~h l~h Tom. for Ga
dssnfs was suset-d and rnbb~d lev dsy,
after rs departure, whsn Growing the noun
tain 81 0.bcl. where fresh disturbances
have broken out
A Pan, huer of Aerus IS s-vs-"Ru.
non are daily acquiring cnn,g~,ey OF
frsr -o,srtsiood OF Qacen v,c,ona's san
~"
Thu French hsvr mri with som. rever~s
IN Algiep--,he Arsbs si Oflesnsrille hsv.
,ns sgaIn rrvoised
The new from ireland - no, imporan,
+ The Ulser Journals are crowded With on
/ nounee0n'ns respecting tie general organ.
iLaiion ofihe Orange soe'r,y, snd especial.
" 10 reference TO the demonsrst,on which
took place in L,'buun. county Dosn, on
"Wednesday, the ooh ull,mo
I By ad',ers from Coussn,inople Of the
7ih, We ham that tie disposition TO revoli
sgsinu Turkish governors manii~vt~d -
/ frequently q! late had shown nself IN vari.
Gus qusneIs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

FRoA ARAN.n-In,ellgenes 10 the
9th inst couhrms the previous reports OF
perfect quictness a, Corpus Christ and tho
health Of the troops
The L S. brig Lawrence, wa, still at
ane hor outside the bar, and 10 sail for New
Orleans in few days
TIE New Orleans Courier says thu, Sc
nor Anspns, the new Mexican SECRETARY Of
War is we'll known to such OF the Gill.
zcns Of New Orleans as remember the
the campaign OF lsit'l5. Wnhou, ain
gle soldlcry qualify, he was the laughing
stock off " hole army
The Courier declares that he !, not fl TO
command q scrgean,'s guard