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Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

 phia, of the hest materials, and the Saddery Hard ware is of direct importation.
 The following comprises m part the assorment:- Saddles and Brides, of every variety of style, Bri- de Fllings, MdrtIngales. Saddle Bags of all kinds, Whips, Coach, Gig, Dearborn Wagon and Dray Harness, ,Skirtipg, Harness, Birdie and Band Leath- CT, Gin Bands, assorted sizes, Plough Brides, Col lars, Flames, Trunks, Top Hides, Morocco, Cali and i Hog Skins, Curb and Snaie Bits, Spurs, Buckles. Saddle Trees. 0f all kinds, Varnisb, Coach Trim mnes, &c . 8c large assortment of Ssddler's Tools.
 He invites purchasers call and examine and cons pare his goods and prices with those of other estab- lishments. before purchasing elsewhere. nov2s 24scmo s. BOUILEMET. SUPERIOR WINTS-WILLIAM N. BON S MN, Agent for Me.srs s. Stock & Co.,, Wine Merchants of Paris. and successor 10 the late Dom'k Lynch of New-York, having just returned from France, offers for sale the following superior Wines of his own direct importation, viz:
 Brame Canienac, 1S40l do do 1888 ,, Grand Yin Leo,ile 1898 eases o'o do1e" "oi'es Chateau Iaftte 1S40
 Superior Golden Sherry, cases three dozen bottle
 do Moselle Wine, do one do do St. Julien, Sauerne, Medoc, and superfine Cog mac Brandy in casks
 w. w. B. also offers any quantity of s. Stock & Co.'S brand the "Cordon Blue" Champagne, which owing to its superiority, has become favorite Wine throughout the United States, and takes ths oppor- unity of informing the public that spurious article has been manufactured (bearing the same brandy in France for the markets of the Union. None is gem une except it bears the annexed s:amp on the spective corks: The only direct importers the United States are Messrs. Barclay Livingston at New York, and the undersigned in this city. Apply to W.W. BONNIN, Agent, 62 Roya-st, N. Orleans,
 orto JAMES MAGEE & CO.,, Mobile. eb25 74mmo
 NEW SUMMER GOODS-DAEIELs & BRA. lN DY have just received-
 New style French MusIins
 Irish and Russia Linen Sheetngs Parasols and Sun Shades plain and colored Linen Musquitto Sheeting New Style Cravats and Scarfs 6 Black Fillet Netts | Hosiery and Gloves of all descriptions Thread Edgings and Insertings Muslin Edgings and Inseriings Paka Bands and Fancy Mtts Ripere and Hem Stitch Liaen Handkerchiefs
 Embroidered and Tape Border do New style Calicoes and Furniture Prints
 Window Shades by the yard
 Marseilies and Cassnet Vestings
 Gentlemen's Silk Shirts and Drawers
 Meriuo and Cotton do
 Half Hose and Suspenders
 Grass Linen, French Linen Checks
 New Organdy and colored Jaconet do ie6
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

"NEw-YoRK, April II, lS45. "Resolved, That the NAUTILUS Life PreserV- be recommended the public for general use' TOT the following reasons, viz
 "First-A person may prepare himself for the wa- ter with II in Two seconds. if it is at hand. "Second-The aid of the bEeath Is noi required to infate it. as il inates itself in the act of putting II around the chest.
 "Third-lt may be reduced to very portable slze' capable of being carried in overcoat pocket: sFourlh-It may be inflated in a second and thrown to a person falling overheard, fl at hand.
 HENRY MEIss, Secretary The above Self-Inh ,tlng Preserver, for sale by
 HENRY & STODDART, my2s corner oi Cont and Waler streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

]. AGENCY oFTHE MUTUAL SAFETY INs. Go.
 ia Mobile, 22nd Jan. l845. ] DRINTED Certificates of Insurance on iste II sheet are issued from thIs AGENCY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Eu- rope, with al, order on the President of the Company iR New-York, for such sums or anountr as may in ease of loss become due, In the as fl a separate Policy had been issued at the office in New York. ROBERT s. BUNKER, Agent,
 . corner of Royal and St. Francis-sts.,
 jan22 45tf UT Stairs.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

HAY-l50 bales in Store; 500 bales best North II River tn arrive per bark Mallory, for sale by
 iel9 c. A. GILBERT < BRO, 50 Com. st RUTTER-20 kegs first quality Orange county ID Batter, for sale by
 jel7 E. c. CENTER & co. niL-0ne cask superior Spring strained Sperm O Oil, will be sold low 10 close a consignment by
 jel7 BEERS & SMITH. NHAMPAGNEC CtDER--25 bhs first quality ex A bark Claremont, in store and tsr sale bv
 jsl4 y. w, TORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

SUNURIES- kC 10 ffrkins choice Goshen Butter 50 boxes Calgate and Williams Soap I5 cases Pickles. 20 bxs Soda Biscuit Extra fine Green Teas, Raisins in 1 bxs Mackerel in bbls, and 1 do Siuari's Sugar House Moiasses Loaf and Crushed Sugar, 'ried Beef, S.c. land ing from brig Morea and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, jel0 Grocers, 5S Dauphin street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

 RTyHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- Il NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and it's vicnites, against loss or damage by fre Also to take marine and river risks tue most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority adjust and pay all losses that may occur as soon as the requisite proof of the is submit- led to him, without reference of the claim to tho of Zee in Hartford which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local nstiiutoH, in settling losses with promptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l Sl. Michaelst.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

EECHES LLECHES I've have receiv AI ed at Apothecaries' Hall, our supply Of fresh I.eeches, and have made such arrangements a the north that we shall be in constant receipt of fresh supplies. A competent person will always be m readiness to apply them. Medicines delivered at thIs establishment at any hour during the night No extra charges will be made to our opn custom CTS. NORTH x CO,,
 ieI2 opposite the Mansion House.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-23

DLAIN JACONEF and Canbric Muslins q Paid Jaconet and Camhric Muslins
 Book. Null and Swiss Muslins
 Figured and Plaid Swiss MusIins
 Tareton and 0rgandy Musns. Received by my21 DANIELS & BRADY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
AH,THO.NE HOUSE,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Markham street, Little Rock ark.

Markham street, Little Rock ArE.
Sv-.A TIyHIs well known establishment, locat-
Ee:.H.fsa ed in the business part OF the city,
,,s;hSf& hls Just undergone thorough repair, and
SAA has been almost entirely rehttod and re-iuF'
nished for the accommodation of the public.
The proprietor very respectfully announces TO his old
cus:ca.crs his friends and the p"Sc generally, that
he is now prepared to extend 10 the travelling commu.
nitv transient visitors, and boarders, accommodations
nnSnrn1 ssed BY anv establishment wrst of the Alegha
nics and pledges himself that every attention shall be
rendered 10 promote the comfort of all persons visiting
his house, that vigilance and fidelity can hestow, being
determined spare neither trouble nor expense in CIV
ing satisfaction to lis guests, and hopes 10 merit The
palrrnagc OF the public.
The qualities OF his alcs, Wines liquors. and sCClrs,
are the hest that the New Orleans market can afford.
or hs he is confident, he hIvny with graf care, SC
ecled them himself lie has made arrangements for
ice sufficient the whole season, und Lr"to0 Hrown.
stou. always IN bottlcs l5amy ale draft lis cooks
are celebrated in every departments his servants faith
fol aud attentive; his portes trusy and courteous
For balls and parties every attanabIe dcracy will
be served Hp in superior manner "nd at iHe most
reasonable price
The commod.orshrick s2L!csarc under the manage.
ment Of Mr. David SHELTON, where carriages, pugglcs,
and horses, always ready for those who may wish
them.
The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and commo-
dous four horse Goa ches for the accommodation Of Wis
tOrs leaves this house tw cckly, and accommodation
stages any time be procured on terms,
by applying to the proprietor, " no resides here, and
wEo'c courteous department and Gcsrc 10 please tends
in measure, to soohe the many ills that flesh is
heir 10.
The Office OF the Monig Jmcry and Rock Roe ,ri
weekly line of stages is also kept at this house, where
one Of the pTopreDors be found always ready and
dcsrous to accommodate, and whose punctnalitv, I.
tenon and regularity mot surpassed even by stock;
ton Reside; and also, nj the western or Van Burcn
mail inc whose agent will always hr found at his post
At tho steamboat landing. passengers will always
find black poTtcrs, draws, in attendance.
JOHN BROWN.
.Luic Roci Mag3, I-Ij Eft
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
BAROUCHE FOR SAFE

4 Ny person wishing to purchase "
I = Stdhtantiai Darouchc, nearly new, ca
"'S','d on tho best of terms by application 70 /,
May "a, 1915. SGOTT. WHITES
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-06
G. X T. 4 T DISCOVE'
DIR. G. GENJ. SMITHS
SrG'R COA3ED
"iinprovcd Vegetable Indian Pil

A'Di' fHu ltU III
Arc the result Of this labor. Their cFecaI
general favor with which they have been 4
all plrt- Of the United Stafcs. warrant ih
IN t." declaration hat "thcy are the rreulal
meut an medicine ever known " TuIrke,I
lh'sc neither gr,pr, produrr nausea, nor |
uhP'et,chl sensation, While thryuyc az, DoaJ
Is possible i"r medicine 10 30. and be Ian
PARENTS
cahno' be to" cautious Of mineral mcd;rinst
'rt such AN all powerful influences irron lid
!" sup"rcedc every ihirg cisc; uiIiing an!
D"th the disease and nature herself alt0setLa
tea c"stiintrng greater and more gr'e,og
""'1i S''1'' Mrlsn upon man through life
S.CkNESS IN CHILDREN
requires the prompt and certain effect. Of
agreeable PuigatiSc med drcinc, like those ID
WORMS
ar instantly expelled from the svs,eu nv /,
f"H' stomach und furrcd tongue lind pall
doe in these Sugar Coaicd Pills."
FEMALES
uhu'r any circumstance, may take then
viii promote regular action, and p-esorve
strcnth OF bod and vivatity of mind r,
Gates o. ladies, we refer the ldyalid 10 a p,s
be had of the agents. But We will mersH
lew who have been cured bv the use of tbcs
X, Th1npson, 30 North Moore street, o,
The late Judge Ihompson) cured of pei,il
ache and PAIN in the breast
K. VI Park, United States Navy, fever anil
Jacob ClrIock's daughter, No. ) Staple s,
worms.
Mrs $. A. Could, (Matron of tho rrls
HospitaI cured of headache and bilious ufss
sarah Doug glass, corner Of Ludlow and Wll
cured oil pain in the head, dimness Of sigh,
Jas VI. Turner, late of the U. S. Navy, Il
wic', st. cured of weakness in the breast, Cd
ana difficulty Of breathing
Ira AlvoFd. Cazonovis, N. Y. cured Of Bib
plant.
James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff, has seen d
i" Inc ine dGOtor prison with astonishing results
hou' I. e. Lawrence. and Nathan Ball.
elichlgan. have testified to several rcmafkii
OF lever aud ague by these Pills.
SOLD at lI9 Greenwich street, New Yet
WALLACE & WARD, y
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
For the True Democrat.

COL O. C. Dease: Dear Sir-I send you the
names of FORTY.NINE persons who wish
you to send them your True Democrat paper.
If it will not be out of place to DO 20, would
remark that there was puff in the Clarion oil
the 23d of August, purporting to have been
written by "a citizen of Lauderdale," which,
in the main, is so destitute of truth, that we do
not believe respectable and leading man In
the county will father it; nor are there any, as
far as have learned public opinion, who doubt
the fact that it had its origin at the usual Put
Factory do not choose to say much to you
on the subject from the fact, that in a converse
ton with one influential citizen Of our county
of Lauderdale, learned that over.the proper
name of responsiLles, the impudent faIsehood
will be refuted, andthe slanderers OF Lauderdale
intelligence signalIy rebuked. Twill say, how
ever, that Henry Mounger may come into our
county and pick four Of the most popular men
in it, and they shall make the most struggle
they can, and they shan't then bring Henry
Mounger within 300 votes of Dawson, in Lau-
derdale. The game Of Moungcr was first TO
Drag of bstting-now to bluff by Dragging.
But as know honorable men are going to re-
sent this insulting puff. / leave you to judge
of the state of public feeling, when you look
over the list send you and their post Offices
all picked up after the receipt of the Clarion
containing the SANDER, as much for the purpose
of demonstrating how numerous the friends Of
Col. Dawson are in Lauderdale as for resent
ment More anon. Yours &c.
A VOTFR OF TAUDrRDAIF
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
State EIectIOns-ResuIt.

TeHneSSee.-A. V. Brown, DEM, elect
ed govemor-msjority 1900 to 2200.-
Congressman: democrats John
son, Alvan Cullom, Geo. w. Jones, Bark
ley Martin, L. B. Chase, F. p. Stanton.
Whigs-Wm. Cooke, J. II. Crozier, NJ. p.
Gentry, J. II. PeyiOn, Milton Brown. Leg
islstuTe, four democratic majority on joint
ballot.
North CdrOlina.-Delegation 10 con.
gress stands 8 democrats and wings, as
follows: Reid Dabbin, Mckay, Daniel,
Clarke, Biggs. Whigs-Graham, Bann.
Ger, Dockery.
Indiana. --CongreSsmen, s democrats,
2 wings, as follows Robert
Dale Owen, Thos. J. Henley, Thomas
Smith, VIM. w. Wick, John w. Davis.
John Petit, @. w. Cathcart, Andrew Ken
nedy. Whigs-C.B B. Smith, E. w. Nc
GaugheY. The same as in last congress.
Acknowledgement, Z wings, 3
democrats, as follows whigs-J. II. NJ
Henry, Henry Order, James r. Bell, Bray
an r Young, George r. M'Kee, w. p.
ThomaSsou, Garreii Davis. Democnts--
J. W. Tibbaits, Lynn Boyd, Richard
French The legislature Whig.
Al0bd1la---J. L Martin, INDEPENDENT
democrat elected gUvernoF-majorily 1000.
Congressmen, 6 democrats, 1 whir. a. fol-
lows osmocTsis-Ed s. Dargan, Wm.L.
Yanoev, w. w. Payne, Rsuben Chapman
Geo. S. Houston, Felix G. MConnell.
WhiE-H. W. HIIliard. Legislature dsm-
ocF1uc.-Reforren
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
MYsferIOma ARnfr.

Our friend, J. E. WELLBoRN, Esq, Of Jones
county, has furnished US with the following ac-
count Of mysterious and horrible circumstance
which recently happened in that county:
On Friday morning last, was found near
Rocky Creek bridge, miles south of f llsville,
on the road leading to Augusta, the skeleton Of
some human being, supposed to have been dead
III days or two weeks Nothing about the
skeleton could lead to a discovery OF who he
was, or how he came to his death-the flesh
having been eaten off the bones by the carnive-
rOus animals that abound in our woods Seyo.
eral papers were found about his clothes. most
ofthem in the Spanish language-some Of them
in print, others in writing. There were some
papers also written in English-one of them is
a power of attorney, given by Ignacio Arocha
to Saml Williams, in the Republic of Texas
and county Of Bexar, proved before John S.
Simpson, Chief Justice, and ex offcio Notary
Public Of Texas and county Of Bexar, and Ger.
tilted to by Abner S. Lipscomb Sec of State
Also deed Of conveyance from Rafael Para,
for twothirds of large and one labor of land
the consideration is ESQ., and paid by Samuel
Williams. Also one other paper, purporting
to be bill Of exchange, made at Liverpool but
SO mutllated that nothing definite can be made
out Of it. From his papers, it seems that his
name was Samuel Williams. Some of his
clothes are recognised by some Ofthe citizens to
be the clothes worn by pedlar who travelled
in company with MIR. Milligan, and rumor
says that he had been drinking to excess at the
house of Mr.. Creale in the lower part of this
county. Williams left this house, and not re.
turning, as expected, diigent search was made
for him, and he could not be found This was
about IL days ago. A coroner's inquest was
held on the 3lst ult, and their verdict was that
he came to his death by cause unknown, but
may have been murdered There is no
suspicion attached to any individual in the mat
ter. His papers may be ofconsiderablc value
Editors generally are requested to notice the
above, especially in Pennsylvania, as it is said
he was native Of that State, aud has relations
residing there
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03

At la meeting Of the subscribers to the build
ing of Methodist Episcopal Church, held at
the Court House in Paulding, on Monday last,
on melton Of Gen Watts, MIR. john LIGHT-
sEY, ST., was called to the chair, and A. JACK
SON appointed Secretary. On motion,
RESOLVED, That committee of six be ap-
pointed, whose duty itshaIl be to suggest plan
for Church building, and to ascertain at what
price a suitable lot can be procured for said
building.
The chair appointed Messrs. Watts, Rankin,
Mcknight EdmOnsOn, Adams, and Morgan.
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, the chair was ad.
ded to the Committee
On motion Of Gen. Watts the building com.
mittee were instructed to report on the third
Monday of the present month.
On motion, the proceedings of the meeting
were ordered to be signed by the chairman and
secretary, and published in the Eastern Clarion
and True Democrat
JOHN LIGHTSEY, Chm.
A. JACKSON Sec'V
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03

We dislike very much to have to complain
ofthe Postmaster at Augusta in this State, but
justice to our subscribers and ourself necessa-
rily compel US so to do. On the first issuing
of our paper, as is usual, we forwarded num-
Der to several of our friends, in Perry county,
and particularly to John B. Jacobs In the
course Of few weeks, they were all returned,
with ono exception, bearing upou the envelope
-'NOt taken OSt,"-among them, the paper di.
rected to our friend John B. jacobs A day or
two ago, Mr. Jacobs called upon US and in
formed us that he had called upon the POstmas-
Ter at Augusta, for his papers, who absolutely
refused to give them to him, after his offering to
pay the postage in advance Such a course on
the part Of public iunctionary we cannot per-
nit to pass in silence. II is well known that
this postmaster is a furious, hoi-headed whig,
and We hope, in future, he win lay by bis poll.
teal feelings when in discharge Of sworn du.
~, and act in accordance with the law on such
matters We also understand that he Is such
an inveierate enemy to Democracy, that when
any public documents come to bis Office, tend
ing in the least to advance its principles, he
makes short work Of it. and loSses them out Of
the window, where the gentlemen, to whom
they are addressed, may get them If they think
proper. Have care, Mr. Postmaster, or we
viii haul Jon over the Goals" There is a
remedy when we apply for H.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
A VOTER OF LAUDERDALE.
For the True Democrat.

Col. DEAsE:-In the last number of
the Democrat, James McDugald, Esq. one
ofthe aspirants, in this county, to the Leg
islaturo, in giving his views upon other
measures, declared himself in favor of the
"Briscoe Bill"-by which l understand
him to be in favor Of the "OriginaI Bill"
Now, permit me, through the medium
of yourpaper, to callupon L. JJOneS and }.
Nc Domald, also candidates for seat in
the Legislature, to give their views TO the
People of the county upon this vexed queS-
ton. Perhaps no measure which will az
itate the next Legislature, is of SO much
importance TO the people of Mississippi, as
this-and it is the right of the citizen, be.
fore he casts his vote for Legislative u.s.
pirant to know the views ofthe candidate
upon any important measure, upon which
he will be called to act in the event of his
election.
1t is hoped, Sir, that McssrS Jones and
McDnnald will not fail To give their viOws
frankly and fully upon this question soon
AS their position upon the "BriScoe Bill"
will no doubt govern the votes of
MANY CITIZENS.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
LauterdaIe county, Mi. !
Col. o. C. Dease.

COL o. C. Dease
Dear Sir-We are NOT naturally inclined to
complain, but such have been the pleasure Of
ourselves, and our customers, who resort to our
house, to read the few Struggling numbers of
your paper, the True DEMOCRAT, which have
been received BY US, that we feel constralnedto
inquire of you, what is the matler2 Have you
stopped publishing the paper 2-thc only paper,
we may indeed say. published in the East.
which True Democrats delight TO read. BY
the regular course Of the mail, if you are still
publishing the paper, on last Saturday we
should have received No. Ia; yet we have not
received paper since No. II. Three weekly
editions Of True Democracy have missed com.
ing to hand in succession; and so seldom we're
the previous receipts that the True Democrat
came like angels visits, few and far between.
If there is any remedy we must urge you TO
apply it, for we cannot willingly lose so valua-
bic paper from our reading table There is
another fact connected with the receipt Of pa
pers The Clarion starts from the same town,
(Paulding, Miss } and arrives here, about as
regular, as fall the dews OF heaven Why is
this 500 Your paper is acquiring great popu-
larity, and your list will be much enlarged at
this place, if it can be received regularly
Please inform us If there was any thing pecu.
liarly important in the numbers lacking, and
il possible hunt up one Of each, and send them
to us by private conveyance, iftheycannot reach
us through the POst-ofice, and Oblige your
friends and obedieni servants,
ROBERTS g. BILBO.
Mingo Homa Postofice, August 20, IsI5.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
De K.Ln. Mi. Aur. @. IsIs.

Col o. C. Dease: Sir, send you the names
ofTwEETT-TIvE ubseribers--s at Wahalak,
10 Of De Kalb, and Al Blaekwaier. pro
mised you At Marion eOurt to aei Is agent fOr
you, but have been sbsoni 10 Louisiana until
recently have Jusi began 10 81 nv promise,
and will render you good account Of ny sgsn-
ey Yours Sc IF, Art
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
A. JACKSON, Sec'y.

MURDER.-A horrid murder was committed
in Lauderdale county on the Gath inst, on
the person of Mr.. Jared Way, ofthat county.
Daniel Sticky has been arrested on suspicion
ofperpetrating the murder, and was undergoing
an examination before two Justices ofthe Peace,
at our latest accounts We therefore forbear
giving particulars, untilthe examination is gone
through with.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03
For the True Democrat

Mr.. Editor,-I see in the Clarion a call on
Major J. G. Blackwell to become candidate to
represent this county in the Legislature. l say
Major Blackwell knows, or gu ght to know, too
well, which side of his bread is buttered to con-
tend with Gen. T. L. LEMLEY-a man in
whom the True Democrats of Smith county
have the utmost conlidence-one who has ever
been at his post, contending for the peoples
rights, with unmitigated zeal and ability.
A SMITH COUNTY VOTER.
We take great pleasure without engaging
in county elections) to bear testimony to Gen.
Lemly's able, manly and unhinchng course
in the Legislature, as the former representative
Of Smith county.-[ED.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-03

The MILITARY-This efficient safeguard
offree government cannot be kept too we'll or.
gained. Let military spirit be cultivated in
proper manner, and our liberty IS safe, our
free institutions preserved and transmitted to I'M
born millions, and the stars and stripes Of our
banner shall be borne high over land and sea,
the emblem Of light, liberty and equal rights,
On Saturday there was general turnout Of the
military VI IIuudrTduiv, nurse, fOOU uud auugUOn,
under the review of Gen. John A. Quitman
and staff The military of Lauderdale are a
host creditable to the military spirit of the Off
GERS and soldiers. But the corps most efficient
and best disciplined of the whole troop, is Capt.
WHlTE's Horse Company Of the chosen valor
Of Lauderlale The Captain is full of militia
~ enthusiasm and tactics, and the young men
under his command have caught the FIRE Of that
noble commander Volunteer companies, with
appropriate uniforms add greatly 10 their mar
tial appearance, and we take this occasion to re-
commend Captain White and his horse com.
pany, as a worthy example for imitation to our
young company in Clark, gotten up.in haste,
but in such enthusiasm as assures US they will
contend with Captain Whites company for the
palm.