The Charlotte Journal

Gamblers.—About four weeks since the Grand Jury of Yalabusha county, Mississippi, returned bills of indictment against twenty gamblers. A letter from Coffeeville, the seat of Government of the county, published in the Louisville Advertiser, states that the desperadoes had assembled in the jail of Grenada, armed with shot guns, bowie knives, and pistols, and declare their determination to stand to their ground and resist the process of the court, or welter in their blood. One or two unsuccessful attempts had been made to arrest them, but the last advices the sheriff of the county preparing to move on them with a force sufficient to overpower them without blood.