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state Of .sOyfh- Cnraiim0,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.

MIthIENHURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Tenn, 1850.
Wm. Mccall J
Attachment,
John ". Milcrt
Levied IN Tho lanfs Of Col z bulon Morris and him
summoned as Gsrnishce.
q appearing TO the satisfaction Of tho Court. that
u the defendant has removed beyond tho limits OIL
The State. Is therefore Ordered, That publication
be made SIX weeks IN the Charlotte Journal, that M
80 The SAID def, ndant appear at the neat Court Of
Pieassnd 'arer Sessions, TO be held for said eoun
~ Of Meeklenburg, at the Court.Iiouse in Charlotte
on the 18th Monday in octeber next. and then ana
there plead or rcpIevy judgment by default final w'
be rendered against him.
Witness, Btsly Oates. Clark Of said Court, ct OIL
flee. the 4th Monday Of July. 1850
Fhce ads. q C2i. Ha
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In reference TO lhs death of General
Ia, lor, the Paris papers furnish the follow.
ing: in consequence Of The death Of tho
President of the United States, the President
of the French Republic will 2" in mourning
for one month. grand solemn services will
lie performed at More Dame, and for ten
days the national flag will have black Grape
attached" gkss
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And tfeads tie saphns fosrs of heaven;
COWaN's
Vegetable E.iihOulriDfic.

sefs nsd eeittin ffmsdy 70, G,arsi or Sion, ia tie
tlgdder, for dsraEgement d he kida,ys and
Urinary OaraHs and aHkisdfsd iis,es,s.
Fg1llts nvi'uts VI dieina 10 Tho warl woull
IA he Ll--ing, u he sill c,ed coul onl. o,sf.
come hef ~ llders enough 10 . il Cal al IN.
J. ! Gtn'f's Dfng Surs IN Chsrlal,e, aud see
pin?blet containing untfeecdcnicd evidence o. tho
utility Of this lHs.i4abl. " eeiatie pfcnar ,tion.
JOHN + tOWAN.
ye'ksilI, Tenn
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A late Paris letter says that General Mar
vatz has caused it 10 be formally denied in
the Paris journals that ha had been rude, in
any mode to the American Minister al Ma.
df'd, wih reference TO the Cubs or any other
question.
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- A Caution 7!

X FEEL It my duty 10 caution tho public against
an individual said 10 bo travelling through .hls
county under my name claiming relationship to ma
aud PassIn. llmsnf Oh as Methodist Minister.
have no connection with any such man.
JULIUS j. FLEMING.
Aug H. 1850
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CbarlntfF:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1850

N WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq, is our a.
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
ments and subscriptions, and to grant receipts
: NE. w. CARR. Esq, is our agent in fhIladel-
ph;a. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
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oDDdlonnrraSy.

DIED on the 10Th OF April, 1850. at tho resi-.
dcnrc OF her father in Fafmsfvll!e. unaon PARISH.
Louisiana Mrs MARTHA JANE. son.ort Of Mr..
James Summeuie, If this place, ia ths 26lh year
vi her ago
The death Of tbis amia,e and most esiitnahie 10.
DIV has Jeff vacancy ~ large circle OF friends
whom she had drawn around her by her many c1.
eelsn, qualities which will bong be mos, ssnsihly
felt, more particularly hy her family aud her be.
teayed husband 10 whom she was endssrea by lies
which even death canno, sever.
For love die
IL fas,cns on the f. irlu tomb
And lifts TO Heaven a bursting eye
To have brighter happier dawn.
la the deep mansions OF the gave;
u liDget, though II cannot save.
Yet from to manaions OF the dust
Affection fprngs and ever must.
! T,om her e.rli.s, childhood sho was dsserycdfy
tie fycrlte Of Ill who knew her. As daughter
aud SISTER she was ever du,ifl and afcctionals, q
most devoted wife. sincere and faithful friend
sic drew all hearts to herself When tho aged die,
the cop Of saseion is tempered with tho ssilsc.
ton tbat ii is only in secofdance with The laws
which govern our existence. and that after long
life OF usefulness and honor, our friend has been
gathered ~ the hand Of death, as The corn fully
ripe has been gathered by the hand Of The reaper
Wien the smiling infaH, 10 snatched from its moth
ers arms we are IN measure prepared Tor tho
blow. for we know how slight a hos, viii blight
I tho yout buds OF .rring bot whom one Is Gu,
DOWN 10 tac very meT,d.s Of etislsnce. while yet
tho springs OF life fall and the pulsc beats high
With hope and happiness. IL comes upon Ms liks
thundor stroke from unelopJ.d sky. Why. ws
are ready 10 eSelaln should the coed and bs.uli.
"a! Of this earth be thus snatched away leaving tie
thousand streams Of our affections 10 flow IN a'plns
torrents htck upon tie heart II isthe will Of God
lie, not nau fspine. Wo guto us. not her. for size
sleeps We could not wisa her back to share az ain
Tia cares and Pains Of satlh fof-
Size Is angel nos
And tfeads tie sapphire 'osts Of hsavsn;
All sofros siprd from her sflnsen. brow.
Pcses 10 her memory. light hn the snd opon hor
earthly remains. aud beautiful he the flower. that
blossom upon her uutimcly grave. Msy angels
guhrd her lowy resting plare and the .p Of IN.
good watch over Ter sleeping dust. ustil the last
trumpet shall sound aud the dead shall awake
fCoI.
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A POtatOe.

We have seen sweet Potaine, Of this
ysars growth, which measured l2lncbes 10
length and 9 inches IN circumference, raised
on the Plantation Of Mr.. Leroy Springs
Who can beat ihIs1
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81. J. Brunsr, Esq, has become the
sole Editor and Proprietor of the Carolina
Waterman, Mr.. James having disposed OF
his interest.
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!, faslens on the fearful tomb
And lifts 10 Heaven bursting eve
To have brighter happier dawn.
la the deep mansions OF the gave;
], lingefs though II cannot save.
Yet from to mansions OF the dust
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payment Of the subscription be made IN advance
Distant subscribers money BY isuss, ps~ss
which viii be paid s.ssnsd BY
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pubiishod u weakly durns
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Subscriptions ios period les year win ss rscs1vsx
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ny-PoSTMAsTER5 authorised sssS, ,s< by
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subscribers with $40 enclosed will be emitted copy
same ediuon they furnish for svstts.
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SATURDAY. July 0. 1850.

Mr. BELL. Mr.. President, am not able to express,
language, The deep Of gratitude feel to the Sen
ale ior the extraordinary Indulgence extended TO me on
Yesterday in allowing me close my remarks this
ms shall endesvor TO repay it by condansiog the
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OF TENNESSEE.
On hs Compromise BH dehpsredbl The Senate, Juiu s,
1850
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

South These agrarian cummD5o
caught At he bait and thought lbsv
voting themselves a fortune. az i.
renters think th'y have a rishl !
themselves a farm. VIII these ma,
ireal " ithoutresistance on our par,g n
a { onqueror retreat from those who /,
not or will NOT exercise the powr, 4,
sisiance? or will men in power cs,,.
exercise it.
The South must now see her dana.
she alone must take care Of herself
the cross Of fire be pas ed around
hamlet to city and let the clans mo-,
Nashville. Let the most wise. MI.
calm, digni6'd and pairillic NEE, \
strive. bv all honorable and fair moan,
preserve this Union, as well a. lSe n,
Of III South. 1t the demanding III q
lorna. the creation Of territorial voy,
ments with no Wlnot, open or dissu.l
and the Missouri Coz promise line h.
sine qua non. the Mitimq thule Of be,,
cessions. To these we are fairly Ana 4.
" entitled and thev are inevitable NJ
quisites Of a fair and honorable commons
IF we Weld more, we IRE a doomed N
pie. Is this rash or hasiv7 ansvs,
cidedlv not. We claim nothing bal sa|
itv and fair dealing, and We abandon M
Of SO deg. 80 mn. which is a prpa,,|
grand concession that could moi and OD|
not be granted, if a original question N
But, soma will say. this will preciuil
matters. We wish iustice. long wiLb|
to be precipilated, ard If we are tnhp 4
en- inch by inch tro onr rights, the ned
ers strengthening themselves hv desto|
Us, the sooner the issue is mad IN
COMES. the better for US. BY a Wild
and rctr ating policy, the Soulh wilfD
find herself where resistance would
vain. folly, madness. Il is not so YET,
upon it. The Northern proFft a'eno|
ready to sacrii eeand destroy the bpst
eminent in the world If they evers 81
be so mad, so infatuated, we can Sd
say to them,
"Shake not thy CORY locks Mt me-
Thnn canst not say I did It."
BY union among oursplv s-by 6rm1
patriotism and l~pyincIbla, inf xitle q
minauo", we can preserve our rights
also this glorious and. vsnera lie and
lowed UNIO|
Louisa, May Is 1850.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

should ii be forced upon US, Of submission
Of dissolving The partnership, would prefer
the latter.
No State could better take the lead in
this great conservative movement than
yours. 1t is destined 10 be the greatest
sufferers it the aboIaionists should sue
coed and I am not sure but that by the
time your convention y Gets, or at (arthpsl,
your legislature, that the time will have
come TO make the cali.
With great respect, | am, &C.,
JIG. CALHOUN.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
From the Siuthron.
LETTER OF HON. JOIN G. CALHOUN.

HHA = AN - AS
FoRr HhIL, July ., ls49.
Dear Sir:-Iam greatly obliged TO You
for a copy Of the proceedings OF your
meeting. have read it with a great deal
Of pleasure.
You ask me for my opinion as to the
course which should be adopted by the
State convention in October next. Have
DELAYED answering your letter uotil this
Tune. that might more fully notice the
developments at the north before gave it.
They are more and more adverse TO us ev-
try day. There has not been a single oc-
~curence since the rising Of Congress,
which docs not indicate on the part Of the
north a Fixed determination topush the alb.
tAition question TO the last extreme,
In my opinion there is bu, one hing that
holds out the promise Of saving both our
selves aad the Union; and thatisa South
ern convention, and that, If much longer
delayed, cannot. Ii ought TO have been
held this fall, and not TO have been DELAYED
another year. All our movements ought
to look 10 that result. For that purpose
every Southern State oughtto be organised
with a central committee, and one in each
county. Ours is already. 1t is indispen-
sable TO produce concert and prompt action.
, In the meantime, e aud r~csoluie resolu
lions ought be adopted by yours and such
, meetings, as may take place, before the as
sembling Of the legislature in the fall.
!. They, when they meet, ought to take up
the subject in the most solemn and impress.
sive manner.
The great object Of a Southern conven-
tion should be TO put forth in solemn man
ner The causes Of our grievances il an ad-
dress to The other States, and to admonish
them in a solemn manner as 10 the cOnse.
quences which must follow if they should
not he redressed. and TO take measures pre-.
paratory 10 II in case they should not be
The call should be addressed to all thosC
who desire to a v the Union ana our III
s.itutiOps, aud who, ia the alternative
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

EEtract0f d lettertoNe Editors Teceired
.froma citizen Of Jackson, rho rds en-
gGged In he battle al Cardenas
KEY WrsT, May %, 1861.
Gentlemen In all human probability.
before this reaches YOU. YOU will have heard
Of our attack upon the island Of Cuba, at
Cardenas. numbering son,c three thousand
inhabitants, with strong garrison. We
@attacked the city on Sunday morning, 18Th,
lalf-past on O'Clock. In the first advance,
the Kentucky regiment lost lis colonel;
The Louisiana battalion suffered from the
advance, in the loss Of many men. and
Colonel Wheat, the commander, was Sc
verely wounded. "Aississippi aOGs har!"
leave 10 my fellow-seldiers to say what
pam We took IN the action. We, GOO, are
al the mercy Of a Spanish steamer, With
out money, hut many friends. CaFdenas
lost 400 killed, 1875 wounded. Our loss, rs
killed, and about go wounded and missing.
Colonel King, Old Bald, Lewis siple, are
safe. You can say that G. S. has acted
an mana little loo violent. Tuck Hol-
land and Tapley, with ChoIson and Stew
Hsverstraw, deserted the cause, and left
upon the brig Georgia for New Orleans,
were taken into Havana by the Spanish
steamer Moniezuma and confined IN chains
and upon police duty. So much fox want
Of sense. In order to save bis life and
companions something must be done in
mediately. Yours, IN haste,
n II u
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

pRorsaoTsD MpEriSo The Rev Thome'
Marrp1sr, assisted by savernl other minister's
Will hail 4 Prl'r'csed Mceting 4 The Madison
Church, fcpr niles west n This Mace, com
mencing or Fridav the olst instant.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
Com munirated.
TRIBU re 1OF r SPECT TO THE /
MR.. CALHOUN.

"R' RllNlOONs
PEARL RIVER AcApRMY,
Madison County, April ?6th
At a meeting of the citizens Of
neighborhood. on motion Of Major I
Haley, John R. Lambeth, Esq. was
TO the cbair;and Or. II, Jordan veqO
10 act as seer tarv. Maj,r Valley
stated that the Object Of III" mretinl
TO ray a suitable tril Ut to The meme
the late Hon, John c.. Calhoun, ID
tinguishrd patriot and statesman, az
abb wchampiop OF lib rlv and equal l
Il was then moved that a commit
three ne appointed by the chair to
suitable resolutions FIR the occasion,
motion rrrvailed. and the chair app
D w. HALEY, Harrison Jordan and
Heel said committee. The conn
having retired for a short time, ret
and reported the following preawbl
resolutions, hy their chairman, D "
lev, which were unanin.usl a1ortr
Whereos, we, as citizens of Mlssi
have learned, with deep regret, The %
loss in III death Of the Hon. JOHN G
houD, whose devotion 10 the country
so often manifested by his able dei'
the Constitution anl the rights o.
States Therefore,
ResOlUed, That we recon nepd
citizens Of the State OF Mississippi
erection OF a suitable monument
memory Of The illustrious dead, 10 b
ed on the Capitol square in the !
Jackson, to he accomplished hv priVa
nations; aud that each cqUnly be per-
10 furnish a slab Of suitable size viii
inscription as the citiz ms Of said 9
furnishing the same think proper, "
ma ne Of the county which slabs q
placed in some prominent Pe''0D
wall OF the monumen.
Resnlred, That the citizens q : !
be requested 10 have ameeiing 10 81
and make the necessary %arTaugrms
carrying into efFectth the foregoing res'
so as to enable the people OF tne'
counties in the State 10 take UNIV
ton 10 RET renee to the object se' Y
the frt resolution.
RcsolDed. That the chairman ap0
laty sign the foregoing preamble =
! lniions, and furnish the editors =
papers in the city Of Jackson apu
! with cories Of the same, WIN :
that they be published.
JOHN r. LAMBETH, \
: HARMsoN JoRDAN, Sec'ty.
There ia a no tie appended to inc "
s ceeding', assigning, as the reason ~ /.
e sooner furnisher for p~ublicadon' ~
: presiding o~ficer's mmily.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

nTOur renders We hope viii excuse the
%leanness Of cur editorial columns this week,
fr The gentleman Of ihe scissors and pen, has
heen absent the past week, on very urgent but
sinesss
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
u. I. HELL.--Edilor.
cANT M:
THURsDAYl:.::.:JuS r 6, 1850.

FR. Morris 4 Co, Jackson, Misp.
General Collecting, Newspaper and PERI
odical Agents are authorized to receive
subscribers. solicit advertisements and col
ec~ipccounts for the Madisonian.
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Telesrlphed to the New orIeahs Picoyunc
crRA-BR1rIsH INTERFERENCE.

Baltimore, May n.
Sir Henry Bulwer has notified the President
that a secret treaty between Elgl' md and
spain will require the English feet to assist in
recovering Cnba should Lopez be successful.
The return of Lopez has caused great excite
ment.
The Creole has been seized ct Key West BY
the Collector, for violation Of the revenue
laws, and those on board gave the mselves up
to the authorities.
Fifteen Americans were left on shore at Car
den1s.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

Rev.S. Il CALDWELL viii rreach in this
PLACE, next Sabbath, on the action Of Christian
BAPTISM. II Is immersion.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

Will Hon. Col. Neville, jeff. Davis, and
Is. G. Rrogn, receive our thanks for public
documents!
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

We tender our thanks to Messrs Fab and
Marshal, for a copy Of their extra Of the Cuba
expedition.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06


RELow VIZ PUBLISH the much talked Of Pt-
Ter Of Mr.. Calhoun to Tulpnel Tarpley, or at
least so much Of it as relates to- the Southern
convention.
The letter was written after the Central
meeting, held in jackson, in May, 1919, and
before the assembling of the DC tober conven-
ton. We have always thought Colonel Tar
pley ought to have publish the letter, as the
hest mode OF removing slanderous charges that
are being made against it, and we are surprised
that he has thought fit to delay its publication
until this late day. But We presume, in the
estimation of certain whis j%nurnllS, it will
be fonni to abound in unreasonable designs"
We'think some of thu loyGi wing editors,
who can snuff treason in every breeze, have
lived in wrong timss, and under the wrong
government. They ought 10 have been born
under the British government, and have lived
in the dnys of %Jefreys. Their genius would
qualify them in an eminent degree Tor acting
as spies and crowa.iaf1rRe rs 10 ferret out the
first budding indications of treason, and give
such Information to the officer 8 Of his ma jesty
as wOnld enable his t,yal jutgeS to consign Inl
ny n pntriot tn the sctf Il.
These Ioyat gentry will doubtle be Mortified
at this letter
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

The sloop Of wal Dale e Oflns
A the Brooklyn Navy Ya'5i1
rys Her destination isa s'c'ss
understood not to BE- Cuba. e.
carry sixteen s9-pOundrrs.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

The man who never chealso
arrived in town yesterday y,
has not had 40 uneasg moneps
-yrafs. aesf
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
[From ihe olmrIeaton Meronr7. Ma5 q
OF THE ISABEL.

~ AAAhNAF ~ va nv N'FNitAShp
BY the arrfvalon Saturday. Of the steam
ship Isabel, Captain Rollins, from Havana,
we were placed ID possession Of copious
details Of the laic invasion Of the Island
Of Cuba by tie force under General Lopez,
which win be found annexed.
Geneaal Lopez and several Of his ofi-
GERS took passage on board the Isabel at
Key West. General Gonzales, one Of
GeDeral Lopez aids, and Colonel O'f4a
"a, Of the Kentucky regiment, both wonn-
ded, but not dangerously, remain at Key
West. Captain Logan, Of the Kentucky
rerimeut, died the day after the Creole left
rardenas and bis body was consigned to
the deep.
We learn thai dispatches were received
10 this NV by the collector Of The port,
from out consul al Havana, stating that
rhere was about one hundred prisoners IN
confinement IL that city, charged with hav
ing been concerned IN the invading expe.
dilion. who would be tried by court mar
tial, and requesting lhat an American yes
sci Of wal should al once be ordered there
An abstract 81 this dieralcb was trans,
mited 10 the State department bY lele
graph.
The foIIowingh has enhanded 10 Us 70
publication By an officer Of rank IN the IN
vading expedition
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

s4stME N5My ~ 1919 #
on tie 18th May, when near The island
of Muheres, OF The coast Of Yocatan, the
three divisions Di the expedition, number
ing in all six hundred and nine men, were
concentrated % the steamship Creole.
They cousissedof arrginent from Ken
lucky, 4 eginens film Loaisiana, i hans-
lion from Missi-siPpi, and i ~pdePend-
ent com amy from ths same State.
The Two sehaoaeFs which had beiorged
10 the exp dlti0n were sent towards New
ORLEANS, and the sieamship started dirre
lor she tom bg EsFaenas a he netlhefI
coast BIZ Cuba.
Tht cosaa .ds III Ihe ezre pu asr
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

WASHINGTON, May %.
The steamer Asia arrived at Halifax on Mon.
day morning. The America sailed on the Goth.
The Cambria had not arrived.
COTTON MARKETS.
Cotton was firm during the week preceding
the steamers departure, with the same quota.
lions, except for fair, which had advanced one
eighth Of a penny. The Brokers committee
quote Glir Orleans "a l.; Mobile Z 3-sI.; Up
lands. lad. Sales TO- the week $4,000 bales,
RANCE.
The electoral lnw"was creating mnohexcite-
ment. Another outbreak was anticipated, aud
only kept back by the vast preparations o
government.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

The Sultan Of Turkey has notified Russia
and Bnetria that it must consider all restraint
on the refugees ut an end.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
GREEcE.

The Greek affairs were IN n fair way for set
Element, hut on terms unsatisfactory to France
aud Russia, and the ministers from both Courts
have left England. Their departure had,been
alluded to in Parliament. Ministers say it
was accidental; this, however, was not be-
lieyed.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
From the Mississippian Extra) Of June 3d..
FROM CUBA,

Esrtr0cto If d letter 10 The Editors receired
.fromaa citizen Of Jackson, rho rds en-
gGged la tie battle al Cardenas;
w. o IN 1oon
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

HARRlsoN JORDAN, Sec'ty.
There is a no tie appended TO the "
ceeding', assigning as the reason my I.
sooner furnisher for publication ~
presiding ofiesr's fmily.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

ny Tie following is the lit OF Manage" q
the election 10 take place on the 10th Of June
next, for secretary of State:
Canton.-W. McBrile, L. D. Ward, J. H
Whitehead.
Cansden.-P. r. Sutherland, II. F. Adams,
s. Hemblon.
Sharon.-s. T. Dledsoe, Asa Coleman, Isaac
Mann.
Madisonras.-Lewis Finley, W.T. Walker,
All g. Shaw.
Wiuiapes,oon.- a. M, Hink Il, Jordan Moore
us s.. Smith.
Liuiagston IF, Love, w, J.. Sutton, W
Yellowby.
Battle ~Springs-s, II. Mulhern;n, William
Mitchell, :. A. Forrest.
RieElGni John D. knight, II. q. Bennett
W. g. Ridley
Nanon-A,C Blain, II. A. Foster, II, NJ
Henry.
HsrOfs.-B. D. FreselI, J.. II. Ewing, 3
R. Allen.
The small steamer Mustang wa bsfni
At 81. Louis on the 9Th instant. II is sup.
posed 10 have been sct OIL Gre.