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The Vicksburg Wing of the 9th
inst. in speaking Of the news from
Texas and the demand on Mississippi,
says that the gallant "Southrons''
were the first to meet and tender their
services in defence of their county,
The "Vicksburg Volunteers' we're to
meet on the evening OF the 9Th 10 as
certain what that company will do.
On the morning Of the 5th, several
came in from the country and tender
ed their services to Col. Winn, and
are now only waiting for orders from
the Governor. The first man that
rendered his services is Que Of our cit
izens, tfty-three years Of age: and we
saw him preparing his rifle, and be is
ready.


What will our"Cavalry Company
do? We hope they will meet with
out delay and ascertain what the
company will do. Never let it be
said that the ''Cavalry" Of old Law
renee were dilatory in rendering theil
services in defence Of their country.





A gentleman from Holmesville, in
forms US that large number Of the
citizens of Pike county, as soon as
the news from Texas reached thai
place, assembled and volunteered
,heir services, and are now waiting fol
orders from the Governor.


The DAILY REFoRMER.-This i.
the title ola new paper published al
the city Of New Orleans by V. N
Smyth & Co., and edited by Col.
VIM. NJ. Smyth, the two first numbers
of which are on our table. 1t is a
handsome sheet, its selections good
and its editorials evinces much talent.
Success to the Reformer.