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ANEoRo CAuoHr-On Saturday night, says the Memphis Eagle of the 20th instant, negro be- Iopping to Col. John D. White, in the employment of William P. Waldran, in this vicinity, gave inior- nation to Mr. Wsd,an than man named Mccoy, a stage driver, had been trying to induce him (ihe slave, with his wiie. to runaway with him that neh' nromisinp him to take him to Ohio, and give Them their freedom. MT. Waldran told the negro 10 make the arrangements, and go with him, and in t,e mean time he would have officers in readiness to seize him. Accordingly, Mccoy met the negroes near MT. Waldran's, and took them in l's buggy, ana was proceeding with them through Major John Rodg. srs lane. when Col. White and Mr. Waldran jumped

 from the roud side, sesed the horse by the bit' and : caI tmed Mccoy, who was taken 10 Kaleish' and . committed to lail for Irial.