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Is 1t manly, IS il just, is it honorable, to be calling Mir. Van Baren the negro suffrage candidate when # Is known to all the world that Mr Van Buren and b;s New York friends have rsked more and done more to put down aboltonis, than any other citizens of our country?--s4rkanSas GazeHe.

 The above IS one of the impudent frauds on the South. Van Buren IS the candidate. North. of the abotionsis his friends got up the excitement in Ut ca A. Il. Everett, and other aboonists are his warm supporters. "He risk more to put down aboli- lition!' lmpudent falsehood He confidently expects every abolition vote. The spirit of humbug and trick cry spreads far and near--.NerU York Euelne star. 

 WM r. MeGREw, who escaped from the iail of this county last sPrngs reaken sce days ago iii ri- ansas, brought back to this city, and was yesterday de- llvered over to the Sheriff. His accompiee is in con hnement m Sumpter county These are the men, it wll be recoliected charged with the murder of the young Kemps.-Yi1odile Com. Reg. 22d ut.

 The original name of Texas was, according to the New Orleans Bee, Lestekas or Lestehas afterwards abbreviated to Tekas Teyhas, in Spanish, now call ed Teyhanos written Texanos. The name of the Mexican province Zacatekas, still retained, shows a similarity of construction. It would be as foolish to say Ierans, as it would to say Grecans for Grecans

 N. Y. Star.

 From Flofida.--Mr Dupont's sugar house at Ma sNN%>No AANN cSSH U $. troops on the east side of the rivers also one company of mounted militia, and two of infantry mili- tia.

 By the Charleston Courier of July 25th we have de. tails from Florida to July 26th, brought by the schr Motion, at Charleston 20 hours from St. Mary's. A letter states that the Indians having burnt Col. Hal! owes and Dr. Simmons plantations, and all the hous- es in New Switzerland, and after collecting all the horses in the neghborhood, and carrying the punder to swamp about three miles distant for concealmen, remained encamped in scrub just back of the Col's negro houses the whole day. All the Col.'s negroes escaped except one. The Indians told Henry, one who escaped, that they intended remaining till the next day. with the expectation of meeting the whites, who would come against them. They said they came to spill white blood,' and they would do it. They also said that large party would follow them soon, which would carry away the negro women and children, whom the Indians did not molest at a that they intended to 'break up heap of paces;' that 0ceoa was in the nation, and had not been hurt that they intended to permit the whites to fight about year longer.

 few miles from Black Creek, Mir. Buman was shot, while poughng in his field, and scaped "The Green Corn Dance" being over, they have commenced their depredations with renewed vigor.--Ep. Star.