J. SCHNlERLE, Mayor
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 Since the above was in type we have been favored with the following extract of letter to Dr. Lewis Shanks from Hon. James Gads- den of Charleston, s. C., dated October 4th, 1845.

 Il have just returned from town meeting, in which we have named delegates to your Convention. Messrs. Calhoun and Elmore will attend,-so will MT. King and myself We have named 25 Representatives, of which some l2 or IA will attend"

 We also learn from private letter, that B. B. Minor, Esq, the accomplished editor of the Southern Literary Messenger, is likely to be here. Mr. Minor will receive hearty welcome from the citizens of Memphis, should he be able to attend The South, and more particularly Memphis, is under great obligations to the Messenger, and its able contributors, who have aided greatly, the advancement of the rights and interests ofthe South and West. And whilst on this subject we would urge it on our friends to exert themselves to increase the circulation of the "Messenger" through the country The Mes senger has been productive of much good to us, and promises Much in future. But the extent of that good must be only in propor- ton to it's circulation. By extending its cir culation we advance our own interests, and give support to an excellent literary journal, to which we are already under great obliga- tions.