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without saddle, and by taking near cut beat his
antagonist to The executive chamber, bat was in-
formed thatthe number required had already been
accepted In the meantime the other came up
when both, crest-falen and disappointed, inquired
Ilf they would not have preference In war with
England. Such is the spirit that PerVades our
county. - - f-s74l = 81 -z- ID ,s!sif
! ~ Chocta1es True. The very Indian are catching
the blaze of patriotism, and kndling with nextin-
gQisbable afdor. Colonel PilehyliB, the Choctaw
Chief, now in Yicksburg, has declared has deter
offer their services to- the Government to march
across Texas to Mexico. We. presume that the
offer would only be accepted in the event Oc n
pledge On the part of the ChocIaws, TO conform to
the mode OF warfare practced by civilized nations.
Lore and Glory. A gentleman from IberviIIe,
says the N. 0. Jefersonan, married most lovely
girl, and in two hours afterwards marched with the
volunteers. ....a-r ..-..s.--. .-...-


A rich planter Of East Felieiana was engaged to
| beautiful young lady, with no dover but her
charms and virtues. He reluctantly left her for
The frontier but, being desrous of securing her
his estaIe he induced her follow him 10 the CITY,
turned to her new home and he proceeded with the
| volunteers. sr aFa.:e e.r.-.7 .r.-f ..s-. aru
| Glory attend these hero-husbands, and love and
bliss 10 welcome their return ae-r@


Gen. Memuc0n Hunk formerly of Granville
County, IN this State, was at Point Isabel on the
Goth ultimo, with Company of Texan Volun-
teers. A writer says: 8" had the pleasure yes
terday of meeting Gen. Mtmucan Hunt, of the
Texan Volunteers The General looks WE'LL and
is anxious to be on the field. His men are hardy
looking fellows" $50,