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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
Rangers Notice.

MAS posted by John Fl. Bird, liv-
w ing three miles west OF Pharsa-
liza, one Bay Mare, with some grey
hairs on her Weihers and some white
spots under her belly, had on when Ia
ken up, small Bell-said Mare sup
posed TO be IL or II years old, and APP
praised TO $25
p. B. JONES, R. &c.
May 2, 1916. lii
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
kEYES, WILSON SEQ.

IA H ES, WILSON NCO..
COM MlSsIO MERCH ANTS
81 Camp Street, NETT ORLEANS.
EEEOULD again tender their services
wy TO theirt riends and the public ge-
nerally, in the sale Of Cotton and the
transactions of Commission business in
all its branches, pledgeing themselves
to use every exertion to promote the
interest of, and render satisfaction TO
those who may confde business to their
charge.
We have Open Policies Of Insurance,
TO cover all shipments Of Cotton CON
signed TO our address. Those wishing
Insurance will write across the face
Of the Bill Of bading, "InSur1nce acani-
ed.' and forward the original TO US by
mail. We shall keep all Cotton fully
insured against fire here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with
Bagging, Rope, Family Groceries. &c,
at the lowest cash price, when ordered,
Liberal cash advances will be made
on Cotton or Bills Of Lading. in hand.
j. w LUMPkIN is our authorized
Agent, and will promptly attend TO any
usinsss consigned 10 him.
Oct 22d. 40:6m.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
The State of Mississippi
Pamela county.

Letters Of administration on the
estate Of Jacob Rhodes decd having at
the March term 1916 Of the Probate
court of said county been granted to
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby
given to all persons indebted TO said
estate TO max immedi-
ate pay ment, and those having claims
against the same, are required to pre-
sent them authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
ROBERT MARTIN Admir-
Observation-Disclosures
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
The STATE of Mississippi PRoBArE
Iattahdtchie county. { CoURT,

me STATE of HiSsissippi,l PROBATE
Ia"ahdtch'e county. COURT,
August term 1915.
THE Probate court Of said county NJ
q the term aforesaid having granted
to the Undersigned, letters of Admin
Istration on the estate Of William
Falkner decd. This is therefore. 10
noliiy all persons indebted 10 said es-
tate, to make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims against said
estate, must present them 10 the under
signed duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
]. t. NJ. DUKE,
Administrator Of VIM Falkner decd.
Charleston Aug | 1915. 31-6w
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
NOTICE

H.lIE subscriber having been anpo;,
ted AGENT of the BOSTON ana
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land Comnann
The NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI a3d
ARKANSAS Land Company: and ,bo
PDSTON and NEW YORK.. CHICK.
ASAW Land Company,-herebv oivos
notice TO those indebted 10 either ~
he above associations, that Mr.. win.
lam >. Williams, or in case of his ali.
tence, Col. George Foote, is autbor-
lzed 10 receive monies, and pass re.
SleIplS for the same, in cass writto,
cbetter suits the convenience Of ayinp
OF visit ilernanjo, ~ the off 90 -.
the subscriber al 7rnto,~o and snoL
ceIpts will be received $780, se $50
day of payment
Mr.. WiIlra' : 'r1d"asf'rc l,,,,o,, =.
make contr aSe'8 yg2gss fierald
that port ~ q. Whie.
lying norm oilhe tennessee Stale hno.-
in all the counties west of the n,or;d;an
and IN the counties Of St. Francis and
Crlttenden IN the State of Arkansas.
and such contracts. will in all cases ba
san led and confirmed, unless pubi,r
notice should be given 10 the contrary,
As i IS the object of the proprietors
to bring their lands fairly into market.
those seeking settlements are invited
TO call on the subscriber at Poniotoc.
or Mr.. Williams, at fernando, for good
bargains, Oh lIberal conditions.
The Holly Springs Guard" and
The Ponoa Lynx" will please copy
for two months.
RlCH'D. f. ORNE.
fernando, May 90, 1916.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CALVIN MILLER.
WILLIAM SMITH.
January2oth 1916, 3-4w.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
IBMGAIB GE 90
nGRS. N. PATRONS School for
W. yonng ladies will open al Pamela
on the Goth of October next.
-TER MS

PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Orthography, reading and
writing, $500
Geography, Arithmetic and
English Grammar, 1900
Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry,
History and Composition, As
tronomy, Bellies Lettres, or
either Of them 1915
For Drawing, Painting,
Embroidery and Needle-wor
an extra charge of 80
REFERENCES
Judge CARBRY,
S. w. CARR. Esq.
~ HOWARD s.:
DR.. III. ". EDM
Maj. j. ~ HARPER, (
STERN SIMMONS, PRESTON
T. A. TYLER, Esq, p
VIM. E. STONE. "'0'"
September Goth, 1916. Sc
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
AdministratOr's N01iCe.

AUEhhHEaESUFatO NOTICE..
"A GREEABLY to an order of the Ho
"a Probate Court of Pamela county M
made at the October Term thereof A. d
1874, | will as Administrator de bonis
non 6f the Estate ofSarah Harrison, de-
ceased, present my accounts for final
settlement and allowance, at the Deem
Term A. D. 1914 of said Court;
All perscas interested are hereby no.
tilted 10 attend and show cause if any
they have, why final settlement and al
lowance should not be made.
LUDY COTHEN Adr.
bonis non Of 5 arab Harrison deed
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
EEls Olven Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Pamela COUNTY.
Probate Court, September Term, 1845.
VAE, the undersigned Commissioners
w Of insolvency, on the estate O..
Thomas w. Watson, decd, represent
ed lnsolvent,l appointed by said Court
at the Term aforesaid, will meet al
the office of F. Curtis on the third
Monday In each month, TO examine,
Gudit, and settle the claims for and a
uainSt said estate
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-20
A PROCLAMATION,

TO The People ofthe C@y ofMemphis
and The Inhabitants Of he odjdcent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
The InYesiirnfinn.

The thrilling intelligence from the ironder, and the war
consequent hereupon almost induced the
pbc ose sight o. the ngefsol and Webster nvestgn-
We learn, through the Washington correspondent Of
So Baltimore Patriot, that the committee appointed TO as
certain the means by which Mr. ngerso possessed himself
the formation upon which his ehages against MrWeb-
Ger were founded have eIsmined Mr. Buchanan and his
Chief Clerk. &f. Thst Mr. Buchsnan's statements I'VE
nc told we're fer sod above board. lie vss abson, s the
ne Mr. lngcrso gotaccess TO the confidential papsrs snd
know nothing 81 a. lie CAV" the committee understand
he dcfed member OF Congress had the right to
make roseafch, into those papers upoa hrs response
liiW. Without saying. In many words, that he
domned Mr. ngersOls conduct yet hs language and bear
og such 10 convey the impression clearly that b,
DID condemn h. Mr.. Tsrs story, thus fs has been Ions
and tedious. II be enOu TO eEeulpats bimsel
jog me psu which be took in the matter lie did not per
lt Mr. lngoisol 10 obtain Information from the secret or
.i,yos present - Congress, but rather allowed him
tssk niormston for h- benefit enable him 10 draw
~ rcsyaiign of cnqufy-or something Of that sort
The Pabie Dnnef rendered to Mr. Webster, BY the cit
sens Of PhlsdePhis, vii come off, by request Of ih-
gentleman, ual tho invest cation shall have been oonolU
dcd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
General Scott.

Although the paruEans Il the Adrninishadon defend
tssoasy the wisdom of sending the American army the
Rio GrsDde they nevertheless all unwilling to
divide the res oisby aud the glory OF that with
Gen. Seou-whch they would never do if they had not
themselves serious misgi,ngs reference It's
prev The General and his friends however, seem to be
not at all willing deprive the Administration Of any p@r
ton OF the merit OF that movement, letter from Wash
ington to the editor Of the Alexandra Gazette srms. ION
competent authority that Gen Scott no, consulted
the subject but pcremptory directed to issue the
der. lie did approve OF the movements and had he
been consulted, would have objected TO it," Strange,
the step wise one, that the Administration should be
eager confer the honor OF il upon gentleman for
whom It has very especial rcgard-snd scarcely less
strange that he should promptly decline that honor :.
The truth s the President and his parizans that
late. perceive he has committed capital error for
which he will be condemned by the sober judgment Of the
people; and they are looking out for seape-goat!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
ENGLAND and Mexico.

The last New York Mirror contains long and interes
ing extract from forthcoming work OF General waddy
Thompson on Mexico His opportunities of inOrms ,ioa
while Minister that country, and his ability, both
his opinions great respect; and are therefore
glad to find that be expresses the conviction that Great
Britain from desiring between Mexico and the
United States deeply Interested in the preservation Of
peace between the two countries AeF stating that the
popular impression that English influence is in tho ascend
ant in Mexico entirely and that, FAR from
this being the fact the general feeling Of the Mexeans
wards the English is unirendly, he adds:
The Brilisa Government keeps officers, agents.
in Mexico, with high sasTies to attend to this 1.-THE
nngl interest alone. IL IL With the money thus derived
that the English establishments tins continent and the
West Indies supported.
The amount OF the specie annually obtained from
Mexico than half great that which kept
one time in the Bank 1T England The sioppsge OF this
supply would very much derange the whole monetary sys
tenn OF England this account To be appTehended
that the OF between the United States aud
Mexico that England would very soon be involved in il
II the Of Mexico should be blookaded, England Will
demand that the line OF Vera Cruz should
be exempted from operations. These packets although
commercial vessels, possess sort OF quas!-goyeTrT
character. This OF course, government could
cede and the interruption OF the regular supply Of the pre-
cious metals from Mexico would be most disasously le
IN England. Knowing oil Ihs, was well satisfied that al
that We heard about England stimulating Mexico 10
declare against this country rdiculousy absurd
Such a would inGre England more than either OF the
beigeTen All her interests opposed TO IL, unless, in
deed she intended participate IN That have the
best reasons saying that there other power the
world with which England would prefer engage
war not that fears ug for England fears nation
combination Of nations all hes history proves; but such
war would be- than any other, disastrous 10 her
COMMERCIAL manufacturing and all other industrial pur-
suits
"England has no single motive for a with Il is
OF this country that she il eaOus bit Of the Northern
despOtsm Of Europe and mainly OF Russ and has been
the the fortress Of AczacO, IN l755."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
To the Young Non of Richmond {.

To Arms! TO Ains Let "RIehnOnd' be first and
foremost "in the field"
Young men al the Metropolis OF old Virginia Ye sons
OF the same mother who gave birth Washington Your
country calls upon throw aside your peaceful oecu
paons, TO change your prunng hooks and spears into
swords aud Ny the of bae that you may bear
timely assistance TO your boieaguered counuymen. Now
that Hope OF Peace hath merged into cero;n War;
not LOOK calmly hearing with apathy the soulstrrng
calls Tor aid, OF those who enviToned by hesress
enemle5 but let don aud hasten immedae
TO battle, each filled with the pardonabe thought that
lives and honour Of oounymen depend upon the Prov
ess Vi one single Look back upon the between
Mexico snd Texas, and recall your minds the
ireachey aud cruelty which distinguished the MeIicans
during the whole period IN which Texas struggling
Tor freedom Gaze on the many mAssacres when the pa
tfiois blood meroilessy spilled crafty hcndsh
thirst Tor blood although planted the seed which hath
sprodied into Of bery-and recoleci that the
Toe IN more numerous array, aud like tiger which hath
asied OF blood stands eagerly painting drain the last
drop which courses through the veins of fellow eih
zobs lis the mOroess foe whose clutches al
eedy fastening upon the hearts of brehren and shall
SIT IDLY at home. while their cry for aid comes family
wailing from the SOUTH No. No! feel assured, that
as living beings, will fly 10 those whose lives
IN danger, rs i.1enen, we will aid those struggling
IN ihe power OF cruel despot As Americans, Will
rush TO relieve brothers aud friends who cannot
ST the onset Of the foe. Yes We listen unmo
we'd, 10 your brothers vo.ees who call for aid The spi
nit Of the great Washington is lowering NIGH breathing in
tones audible TO your SOUL that the has come
when p3uec thall yield to war, and every foensn shall
tender his LIE TO the service Of h county Young men,
one aud all, grid your and fly like tho Angel Of
Mercy 20 tie relief Of your brothers.
EsCHYLUS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

OF n Card.-The writer observed lately
in the Wing, ealing meeting Of the
Stockholders Of Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD Company
be would pectfuy AK would acvisabe pure the
of the Northern Railroads. rate Of
snd freight 10 price 10 the Of the people thereby
ceae more Fmiar intercourse bstween the towns
country genufayi II would certainly away nothing the
prosperity of ths city but the other hand would
Increase IT, welfare and promote adeaddng one more
hnk in the chain o. competition
the ame tine slhifacng nothing from he pscunay
Stockholders Tho writer would propose reduce price
for single ticket Richond Petersburg
and funh not more than sIl and aiso
70 reduce the rate Of Geight 10 proportion
MERCHANT or PETERSBURG.
Nav 70. i8lGs-Q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
Voice of the Locofoco Press.

IL is the Wing papers alone that the
| the Administration. The New York Morning. Nstes, a
recognized organ of the Locofoco party remarks What
particularly urgent business Gen Taylor has had for
past under the walls OF Mamorss, with his batteries
commanding town. confess has been quite
70 us"
But the New York Glide still more emphatcay
the Administration. lissys alt is evident from glance
all the circumstances connected with the OF
the army Texas that there has been the eulpshe
ignorance msmanagement the part OF the War De-
FaItmen This is the universal impessio here and per
OF all shades OF politics boldly and Indignantly
it, There may be circumstances Of which not ad
vised which may place n different complexion upon the
NATTER and for the credit OF the Administration, thus
that # facts be presented will be done with all speed
that the extraordinary excitement and anxiety the peo
pie may be alnyed. VIVA, has the Government done =
What is i, doing What should he done1 questions
which , the lips of every body Confidence in those
departments of the Government having charge OF the Ar
my and Navy hourly giving way, and We say the Pre-
sden honest and frank friendship that unless he PTomp
w. by vigorous and decisive action the de the
upon the character OF his and the honor and
dignity the county, will be eminenilY disastrous il
not President alone the Republican party which SUI
srs the character of the hazard, things
now present themselves. We say it, who would no,
have occasion tina, since the admirable
OF Mr.. Polk tie policy Of the government to have
been buried in mpeneusble mystery, and in trying "a
il, tho people
"Can find no end in wandering mazes lost"
The GLOBE speaking OF Secretary Bancroft sids, tina,
neihsr Nature Education designed gentle
was sEIEcros"-a remark l. might
be applied with equal Proprety Of Secretary Ban
crofts in the Cabinet well him who cal
led them TO that position.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
Volunteers for Texas.

II will be seen by the annexed aPpea', cat an
efIort-we have no doubt II will be a successful
one--is about beng made in this city, TO n. .
Corps Of Volunteers, TO tender their sery, 10
the President, IN conformity with the provisions
Of the Bill, which has before this time plohlh'y
become a law, authorizing him 70 receive 90, .
men into the public service :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
sill anothcr Present.

We indebted to Mann 5. Valentine, Esq. for bunch
Of his fine Asparagus, about which neghbors have
Justly spoken tsrms Of commendation We have never
recollection any Asparagus equal to in size
and certainly from what be said Of its genera appear
ance. we lhi1k it habd beat quality. OF that how
ever will be beler able speak hereafter, lbe
bacheior) have just gwen cook ordes prepare MI
Valentines Asparagus for dinner. From te size o. the
bunch and each STALK il, rather think shall have
mess for several dinners
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

We loaro from the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 6t Instant
at tho fourth General Conference 4 the Methods, Pro
..sn Church convened In tsi city the preceding day
Rov ~ Hnkle ohicistng the opening religion, eIsr.
si.ss The following cliceIs elected. pro ie~--F
wa,cr,. u d., Of Maryland Conference. President. Rev
James WILSON, q Onto Conference snd Rev. r. B. Thomp
con. q vifrials Conference. Secretaries
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

" When the Presidents Message reached the House
Of Representative last Monday, that body engaged in
te consideration Of the bill making the usual annual APP
preparation for the support Of the Military Academy West
Poniu motion to strike the first section, On other
words destroy tho InsiuIion,) having been made by
Mr.. Sawyer Of Ohio, who sustaining il by ehaT0e
terise speech. Il Immediately laid aside, that The
Message III CHIT b. fead
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

IL letter from Pensacola. dated the 4th insisrt.
states thst "Commander Saunders 1t the q. ship ST.
Mays, had been ordered by Capt Ftzhugh to get IN
der way Immediately for Bras5s ST. logo to furnish prom
assistance to the army force at Point Isabel While I
write she is bea1og out the hsybor. The seam fiE1b
Mississippi Is to cave for Vera Cruz iks evening OF
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

" The extensive Paper Manufacturing Establishments
Of Messrs Howard s Lahrop, and ID & J. Ames. in South
llndey, Mass. consumed by fire the evening Of
the 9th The loss Of Mossrs. u. s L. i. aisJ
$40 900, on which there insurance. 0, S26,5OO
That Of Messr, Ames is about 900. Il not known
whether they were insured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

u $. raOors rRox FORr PrKk.-The N. O. Pie,v,,.
says-"A detachment Of regular troops pumbernv sha,
50, arrived yesterday from Fort Pike and marched -
quartet" q, the Barracks severaeompanies Of
raised IN this city, we learn also marched down last even
ing Inc g. Quarter Master ha. dispatched oil nee..
s1'y arms and equipments to the Barracks ,hs, there
need be no delay in equippng the Volunteer. and w.,
no delay In getting them or f'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

or csp, om'sn. who msde sueh miraculous escspe
irca, Nefcsas. ted BY she Ffode'icksbufg He
aid i Y aaugs u StsnJgd county, VI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

u From the camp OF Gen. Taylor, II Peninsula
Point Isabel, is about 30 miles The disiO TO ne
reached by earliest aid that reach Point lsaOe
follows From Galveston, by the outside 800 miles;
from Galveston by the inside 336 miles from New
Orleans by river Mississippi and eoasiwise Point abel
500 miles from New Orleans Galveston IS2 miles
from Maamoras the bar Of the Rio Grande by
Of the river. about 10 miles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
TEXAS!

PArEors Your cosnuy esIls-obeyl Glory aw,ss
you FHgioans be roady bast ueschery NJ 10
famplo on tyranny let gain the pine banner Of tbe
Union for our ready devotion, and wear it proudly by
machess deots. LetVHgnia be ike her maichoss son
brst M war, first ~ peace snd first in the array u
Sstes! Let our ranks DO 6i-d with braves and nee
" be our banners lung 10 the breeze. From the Rio
Grande let plunge freely IN the tide of vsg and know
no stop hindrunce until flag waves frs upon lie
walls of Mckee! Let 10 81 least never be fiHcd uot
our eounuymen who have fallen BY the hands Of reach
cry shall be ayongcd-uutil eHDectant nations shall zee
how free America can night her injured honorl
OF All wishing to enroll their names will find
the Lost II the Military Hall Lot al call eafly as ds t
viii be closed "a hree four days Notice will be siyen
Tor election Of Officers and our services will be ins
4 diaIeiy rendered 70 the President
sTThe E"quifer TINS and Republican viii please copy
The Georgetown, ID. c. Advocate state. ina. during n,
quarter ending 3lsi March there was inspected t,e ca
4eI barrels Of Flour This s the result Of tho low s,e
o. o nhd transportation on the Chesapesk and Ohio Canal
PBILipELPnI MoSEY MAEErr.--At PhiIsdeipbi.. O,
Saturday prime psperv done 10 the street ., Oal De
cent per annum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
Dividend Notice.

OFFICE "a. D. 4 NJ ms co.
HIcHNosD, 1d May. 1916. !
IINBE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS Company have deehr.
n ed miannua dividend for the Of 2! per
payable 10 the sockhode their legal Ihs
Ism instant until which time the transfer Book will be closed
myI-ti5hMay. THo5. ~ ALFRIEND, see'y.
NOTlCE.-By direction of the Executive Of
IL Virginia which proposals for
taking down mnseum Buiibs erecting Court ous
in It, place extended ihe 18th Of MAJ, at 70 O'Clock,
my2-id CHS. DtMMOCK. Sup. p. Y.
ar The horticultural Exhibition II the
enrico Agricultural and Houeuhufal Society will be held nj tbe
Exchange Assembly Rooms, WEDNESDAY the s7b
menenG II O'Clock The address viii be delivered ~ O'Clock
precisely
Csssgn,,s AVID e0Edsef Ae EEAtgaWm Mitchell
jr WIN a. Chenden, Charles Dmmoek Chas Palmer Charles
Thompson, andT C. Rice, with authority add others
Propeo Of Market Gardens viii please Eive early notice
the committee Joseph snson BoydeH M.substi and Whlans
PaltDsr
Competitors other premiums and perons having articles for
exhibition, will please strictly such regulations Be
prescribed BY the Coaptee OF having
the articles brought IN BY before the me limited
WIN. ". RICHARDSON
WIN. y. GAME
J. GARRETT Frerutive
CHAs a. WILLIAMS, Committee.
JAS WINSTON,
my ~ JOS @ BURTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14

MILITARY Movksksrs.-four full companie. were MN.
tered into the u. s. Service for Texas yesterday e,.,n
and sen, down to the barracks. There are several ,h
Companies waiting muster In the meantime the ,rocn
arc all qaarcred aud nearly oil paid off, Hurah for TEL
as aud the voluneers..-t Tfspie. A'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-14
Nss Os,,,,. ma +,

Tvs tsrr sfist --senst,t mAEs., ~ Wa, Ne s,an,.
ana h' Trend, Major ksr have already nisd two hue.
dred men. Their pYrps.o IA to con,inu. whh ...s".-,
ardof until Eve companies are raised of one bu,d,,
each Mt mAHNs has already service a. c,o,,n ~
company rsiset By him. for the Florida war and ..,'
wards as Brigade Major VI the LouisIana Detachment
Tines.
Gen. Dk mas company OF volunteer. from Mobil. .;x,
In 'hs city yesterday in tho steamers. They arc 100
strong Forty United States troops also came in the .,mo
boats from Fort Pke-de.tned FOR tho theatre Of war
All the volunteer companies in Mobile have yolu,..,.a
their servees-3O0 moro will arrive TO- mouoxn