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To FARMERS.

,EoME with any 81 the following products
ofyourfarms, AZ q you shall have FOR the m
Groceries al cash prices VIZ:
Corn, Beeswax, Tallow Feathers.
AMI klF.
gsnurry s. Ii
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CHEAP s TORE,
Great Bargains!

4 ---s@e-- 4 ~
yn.IE subscribers, having associated ihsm.
- sfiEesia bnsiness Bndefthe firm 81 NIL.
SON 4 LAftMER, are receiving from Tie
NefiA lie most splendid sssolimsns. II
Spring and Summer
GOODS
ever or red .in lhis rliTkei. TLsE Goods have
been selected with great care. asa they ara
determined 90 sell ihem los for essh. Par
ehaseFs Ill do well 10 cali and exaFzine ouI
stock before they purchase, a. &c lhiak Ns
can sell better bargains than have ever besn
offered ia this place. Please eallan exsmiae
Tor yourselves.
WILLIAM NELSON,
G. NJ. LATIMER.
May 10. "a
-O4G-
~ All those indebted 70 The late lirn
n Parker & Nelson and 10 william Nslsons
either BY nate or account. are earnestly re
qaesled % pay ~, a. longer indulgence cen
not be gwen. - --z-
WILLIAM NELSON.
May 10. IT,
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Pocket Book Found,

GONE lime s,a. e. Poakei hook VAS inuEd
- In the eastern patit.i ihis county CONTAIN :
'ns parcel 81 papers and receipts, no doubt
yasHsbic 10 the awDer. On examination, IL is
believed that tue soeke'-buaL b. longs 10 in.
aihan Wbes Ter. ot Gu,Il"rd ewuniy The own.
er Tan get inflammation that viii had him 10
the recovery Of hIs packet book and papers,
by applying at this Ullice and paving iur this
advertisement.
February 81. - I3
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10 FAMILIES l. REALIDS.

Ihe fsstenang aaaisaensahae hnIly Frme.
dis Say - feana - ne sistAss drug saoses,
ama $500 &c every country sleEe in TIE sEais.
Hememher &nd neEer get ahem nnIess aheF
hare The fac-siaiir kignzfzze az
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SCSzaszf40C q is ur.spsrs. : 4 0.hsz
~ lAs ssms usmss 4ss bu< iupozi6sas ana eOuasst
asz- u IL mss1Aazt ne.rssl yoa las thsm ~
ne In . FFoesis asm q - cosnlaea.Sl. a
nrH s1s - E.sss Ssu fak. e . NEls &c she-,.
Ne gs.ay stsslS \ ssst riflsaf flsss yr-es,,a
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-29
LAnER FRNM TENAS

By the arrival yesterday of the steam
snip Neptune, Capt. Rollins, we boy,
dates from Galveston up 10 the ION
INST On her last trip to Texas the Men
tune took over no less than 500 bales o
cotton. y
The U, S. brig Somors arrived Off G,L
weston on the 9TH inst.
The trial Of Com. Moore was sill nr,.
gressoga at Washington. The charge Of
d sobodrencc Of orders, presented aoaiosf
Capt Lahrop, has been Withdrawn AMI
ne has been restored to his rank in tba
navy. '"0
}. Mr.. F. 7 Wells, of the Texas navy.
died on the fst inst.
The u. S, steamer Poinset arrived al
Galveston on the 7ih inst. with CoI
| thompson on board. la relation 10 f6o
2Isson OF this gentleman the Galveston
News of the 9Th inst, has the follow.
ng:-Picayme.
Mr.. Thompson has been successful in
accomplishing the object for which he was
ent, and bears TO his Government mror.
nation calculated to obyiato the technical h
ojecilons which have been urged byIr
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FURTHER MEXICAN NEWS

IN the hurry Of looking over our files
brought on Monday by the Mexican
steamer Pelrta, we did not observe an
oH'sl@I notice IN the Diario d eI Gobierno
o. the l4th ut., in relation to the Con
Sres' which had been ordero d 10 hold an
extraordinary session on the LIST of the
present month. The decree of the SEN
Of DE Hocanegra, Minister of Foreign
No, "a, and which has been approved
" valentino Canaizo, the acting Presi-
lent, sets forth that the time of the Con-
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8 &c.,. -.
,,',u ,,,, w., Do occupied On lI- -
~ fiH.fI Ia fagoItips IL.
n Pfat.iHnf a6 thai baa.. ''a altliaf
: 'u lhs iul.as ofh.t oIi,ss, '''t " pss
slan1oi IL giving H. tbs a.
g lha puHaf ~ inafa,ss p NJ 'pVsfaf5
. 'oti p,l 'na necessary moan, r, a'.' NJ
lol0pi In empowering ~ Nv ~ da5i
loahi 10 procure HupIa udaga u. 9ou6
aud oyofy thlng oIaa vhlsh '0lt mstg
'' 0'aes7afy, IN order lhur y lem
recover Ioyn9 aud prasaf,. nay
national j1mtn. wv" IH'u,
FOURTH In taking ipts 49,
'ewty thing that The Io,s ,5.' I.''.a
send 10 The Congress. to ts s,alea. nav
hrPdbitc may be scared hi 5'i 'di'fi9
/ pondeneo add honor pfutar,.1 " n4a
such Is tho Substance Of l6s
winch will occupy the time eff h,e@aty
ordinary session Of Congress nj ~ VNn
juno, In the mean time, + ~" ~ "a bH
mondoj that The doputie, shaun m iIolaa
preliminary meeting auI'con,a%ga.a WI
The greeiaI messenger Of i6o ,a W
Government, who went tbroaob a ,'s'ea
on Monday, ear0me for Wa.bing, gu' '3
tgi' Anna as he was COMING 5oa.
vera Cruz, The President so oO'o
way to tho city Of Mexico "'' 0''
we have heard it rumorod ,h,,
,ieA.eon uo@@rnmeat had heard '' ~
contemplated movement Of Gen. Sen2
liant, aud had sent two or three yos,e,
he coast OF Tobasco TO cut him off "
The DIarlo is filled, for the mos,
with Government documents. and o,, r1
Pon the alI.engrossing subject Of tbom
.eNatloh OF Texas 10 the United S,,a,
he Mexican editors one and an wv
hat Texas always was and aIwav, .b,iI
G part and parcel OF that Repuj.c a"i
1.-THE people will contend to lbo 5.,@
'iore an inch orterritory will be ~r
llShed. '''
Gen. Fornel has resigned his ,,,s,
Mlatsier OF War and Marine. ANA,
mister viii be appointed on the aTn
santa Anna at the capital.
Much as they may talk in lleyjeo4
'othef invasion for the recovery Of Ia,
F., we DO not believe that any lhoo@
G kind will be undertaken.
The cura ofSan Bora, a small town
. State of chihuahua, with two otbe,
ltV'duaIs' recently were killed byla
ring Apaches.
The VoA dc Michoacan gives the pa,
llafs OF successful balloon asceosa
Pazlcuaro, on the 18th OIL April b.
pit D. Benlto Leon Acosta, a yomr
NIcan, and the only one, we BELIEVE
o mas ever attempted any thing orhs
d. The aeronaul was Afterwards re-
'e1 at the theatre with warm nap
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ODD FELLOWSHIP.

ODD FELLOkl&uIp
Tho r,llov,a ,,,.,i..
reared o,or',ba5 .' '9,.a,.s n'fatige a
lam ,ro,or ~ MI i,',,II a., " hev WI
the ,Jynbol !" naIi;sba I1 ~ p Mass,
some time since. " o''0'' 'ioss
"In the healthy ,,l -. -,
New ENGLAND. wo b,ya ,' ""PP2 ea'.o' Of
porunities Of wilpessfn,, wv 81 many oP
Fellowship os ,basa m. ''e o'eSsed "a,
unbo,r,L,o ,ia,.,. Nv e'llo III The
MI i,slin,:,' ','''" '''9 uteadIai mas.
IL, 1 "'s" '0NeF' ana thousand
1'"o' CAUSES oi human suffering, 1t is
mere the beauties OF our beloved order
are uta"h III II'Ihs characters, 4 cir.
cuLHS'ahce was related by p G.. Young
% House NO. Mobile, to The writer Of
'"'S' 'aot tilode my eyes swim with tears
n"o my he"iI 10 S"GII with gratitude to-
."e 6ISef OF al good, that such an inst-.
, .GsioI as Gad FetLowsnip eNlsted,--aod
."o' ""u 'I'o hoHof ana happiness Of be-
Us que u 'HeLr number. lie observed
'' u U'"e' from 'he CITY Of New York
'"'sio'eu 10 mobile, with his family, a
, s"oi uIne ago. nc had been bat few days
'"eie "Heh nc was taken Slck--an entire
o'''"se' 10 an Dut the members of the
o'u1i' 10 "hom no Odd Fellow is cUnsid .,
NlGu Stranger lie was OF course, Wis; F..
Ce ny the visiting committee who mid ,
Nun his weekly benefit Like anqafs ~ j.,
mercy they stood over his sick bed MON 9
amer night, moistenei his loyorel lI1s -
administered cordiaIs to his sinI,no sn'r1 =
us and smoothed his dying pillow. pom, 4
eu ms eyes to that happy world where n
pam ana sorrow can never come. And a
"heh he come to the very verge of the k
stream OF time, they whispered leave {
your "ne ahu C"''uFGI en- 10 Us, we will see Il
no 'uSu '"i' iln lheSe assuran- p
oo,,,J I''''."o i'o''i u source IN which he a
toui" p,oce 'tnPiicit confidence, the good
o'o'"or l"unehed away INTO eternity, with in
" o"'''' "'o ilaPPy confidence. His breth- at
:" ilooe an necessary arrangements for el
''o '"Iie'aI' io'!oWed his remains 10 the Oh
oUoe aPPolh'eu Tor all the living, aud de. OF
,oo''eu Il III a eemete fy-tho exclusive pa
![.o perry OF the Order. Alter the beau yc
llu' ana impressive ceremony for the an
'e"o was performed, and the mcmento of pc
Ne' green on inc colin, they returned in bu
o'otln naIch 10 The residence Of the va
ono'y WIDOW Inc last duty being per- n,
ol.eu 'ot .ne orolner, Their next was 10 ITO
n tHi' t'io woo" ana IatnerIeSs IN their in
nI hn. co. WIN coIa be ye warmed pu
,,,1,.e,i, - "o' "l''i '"at KIND o. kn
rPos"y '?o o''Gn manifested by the Co
a 1H,o'o1u I0ol'loS o. MN VINO went about gr;
Gl;ds5;aS o00 we are sorry 'or your deep
on ,o ,bn y niPa'n5Ze win you've eel
, rriot hon ' ,' "''' oleSS you lhey
70 sL 10 0 n '"o,o '"'I9'oIo sympathy IN
aoo T,"po " 'lN'y 1o''or' as lunera
NJ fGn ' GnI,, '"o 80 and one hundred Re-
10y Io':"'S '''o oto'"Feh had contrI- ell
\ 49, W ',e'l Wv" private 'unuS' nor tee
~ my S'oP lele' at heF request, they
800 800 g. B." P?sSaSo 'of net 10 heF own I
49,, ~ w. VI 'n0 sup Atlantic, Capt. AIDE
a ar Vi I've" ofk' Previous TO the ships tics
anS' 'ueSo oF''hren OF mercy had Cia
I!'.en 10 me Lodge IN New York, Of sen
a'o" Inc s ugc9"'ed brother had formerly apr
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-29

tent I1f iHaF fraHuI fHa moH uH40
Ehhi EH.aRiea al ha tlW.WafHar#HH
The g1mHItmaWa uf iaHu RaHp.uH ba.
lhs.l ll9lI Tho ft8 HHHwt ba a,Hp ~
fr0Fad. Tho igfm7f slli NJ E.H that
OIL ~ fniaIwl e1a a s.Hbt ~ ba #Ia
lannuNa 10 know whit be- uaa a0a4IH4a
iaf.HHi lIH latter fMI h. e4#g#. t4
i r.i 10 become President nr Me- luuH
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MORE ANNEXATION DoCUmEyrs.--On III,
Sd inst, the President Transmitted ono,h ~,
er message to the Senate, in answer to .
/ call for e>'''"0' " u
"Ihe whole of the .priyate letter
rom London, with its date, quoted by tba
American Secretary of State in hi; Ia,,
ter OF the oh [8th? of August, 1913, 10
the United States Charge in Texas, so far
as the same applies to Texas; and all 9th.
or letters from the same person relative
TO the annexation Of Texas to the United
states; also, that the President be reoucs.
yea 10 inform the Senate Of the name of
inc writer of said priraic letter., and
whether the said writer was empoyod bv
me Government Of the United States in
h.oropoj and II so, a copy of the instruc.
IONS under which he acted, or Of the lei
-ers or papers which accredited him. the
IN which he acted, by whom
appointed, the amount OF money which
lo received, and out of what fund it was
aid" = "''
Mr.. Calhoun says there is no such let.
er on the files Of the Department; that he
oes not know the author oft. and then
1me|hat sharply and sarcasticaIIyla6ds
nat he "preSumes that the letter referred
IN the resolution of the Senate. beinu
r'r4ie,' is amongst the private papers of
e late Mr.. Upshur."
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
June 90, 1874.

c. ~ ANTE COUNTY, IS.
IodI( persons Interested in the Real A
= tate ot GABRIEL w. HARRINGTON, ami.
! nor --GREETlNG:
= u gu are hereby cited to be and per-
y sonaIIy appear before The Probas
Court OF Amte County, on the Fowi
Monday IN august next, to shew cause, 4
any they can, why the following Reals
,ato belonging to said minor, Should na
90 ordered TO be sold, to-wit: The eas
ha'f' oil the north west quarter, ofseclir
number %, IN township number 70, d
range number /, west; in the district Of
lands subject to sell at Mount Sahs, MIS-
Siss!pFI, containing 80 12-l0O acres--anl
the east hall. Of the south east quarter o.
section, number Is, in TOWNSHIP number
~, OF range number /, west; containing
Of iZ-loo acres, in the district of lands
subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mississippi
--and the west half, of the south wes
quarter, of section number Ia, in town
snip number 90, of range number |, Yves.
70 84-IOO acres. in he Dis
trict OF lands offered for sale at Noun
9o'0S' mississippi and The east half Oh
.ne south west quarter, of section numnt
~ IN township number l2, of range nun
Der | west; containing 70 84-l0O acres
a me Choctaw district, and State of Mis-
'Issippi.
IL IS further ordered by the Court thai
ms Citation be published in the "Libery
and "WoodviIe Republican
or Inc time prescribed by law.
W. WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
:ASVAN: WALKER, Judge of Probated
!: s0NS sal! County, the Fourth Mon
>TsSS,s day of March, A. D., One Thor
and Eight Hundred aud Forty-four.
Issued 25lh June, 1914.
S. r. DAVIS,
Clerk
June 90, 1914. 17w6
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~ 'f'tt circumstance, 1t would afford
~, E'''l ,e'1lta ~ meet my follow
5'H#U7 ~ N#W Jersey, Tor whom cher
fh, Est. -. ...' ~ ....'' "I,l NIaoiIi
~ nave crown Stronger bv Iua nI
49,, He.'l'st' no sfefI.trd uE1rrt ut your
''"'0oH 'u'aai very pressing dUIns oil
~ Ft'.e.t.aha. nature H#a 90 fua Same
'''''"ltl bop'3 gentleman explain aaI
msuf Nv ups@"a
But. affbg5gb absu,,'.aev host sam8a
tNihs are all with Ven. Plant tL.t D......
nation TO the Office ar faa p...! ''9','.
should bayo fire, ca.,,, -. 's9 IysIdehl' T.
State, and shouId h,yo Ea,a ,,o',''e ~ ,
b. .grb le,r,, a,I - "PPio'o'
ions of rooI will. hv 7bnsa ,','o,'a'' d.
ny youth and manhood baya '' M g " '. r
d. are t.s,,,,ant i1'''s' "'f' o9aa pass =
ave been most arlsrGnaH ,,'I9 , q, ,'eS - -
'or, gentlemen. mind ~ 5'',o.0l'- y, y
aparSlions inci1on, - Wv, Wv ~. II'I"sga ond
on will harmoniga S,G a., a., ",l sure .
nat i i n,as. 'I a,,,..' %,,'' ,'' sentiment
,meoahara'i s, LS e,'''0''"s' - % A'hdIy Iy'
The dis,;ncnisho5 h,,,. .,.,
w.. ~ ~. e o,s'i"Su''leu noHor TO which "a
o,LanS' - Po'''Vo' mas Oeeh < reat' he
mo n;,6 ~ - ;.; '"I "SSo-' u, Of my
whose no rr1 '''f"n "11 '"ltnI"l pair" g
,gis,ra,o '1 ,ha ~ '"o o-G Of chei ne
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.aaH IT .aa YHH politicians ~ fHH r.
.u.IHi a#HB 8HtHa |HH annexation at
tetW 49,. NJ HIUl have not IHmat
L liH nFHm nature q. lHa HtalufH rHulal
.haiwUlH.u lHH# #0uW Wl Nlauain
.99vamH#s 5Hl 50 lHat from Mr.
+. lIHuWHu ftW lfn d. uUbt mHmaa
.lp IWtH bet IH.a wu I8f lHaH HpHu
|ibf InmIIHH -. muHWUHu
W apUHg 81 I.a muH Ib8 GHgaa
teN tlNI.HH ul.l.H8.Iuys
NatIc1 frHas lHa propositions IUf OBJ
I1.nnt her consent o. tha annexation oil
ley1s n1Iu portion ~ the HaSWn Tor
uI1ry lutIo Uu.ml suus, mI ihl lat. I
can tiurcrnuaUl fa.lamlW lha ao.Iee tl,at /
,1oeo1almali0u Of Tho luutyofnbnoy1. +
Lou will h. regarded ea ferptrt1q nm
ael oI hostility Ir0m lha |hilel States. Il
Hero lher8 Is q decided daapganav
aud we ora of thunp0lga that the latter
i.0.gueutta eouate 10
The Ponsetl brought over f9str8. Al i
nuanI buhln, two oil the uiar9rts,parsI II
.eea1.Iy liberated She only .1pgaI ri p
ew hours 10 tahem fuel aad then pro
coded to Mobile, {
aewa hal been brought to Galveston o
sharp engagement with Indians naar s.
'orpus Christi i seems that on the eth '
It. a party Of some twenty-five "a W
anchcs attacked the Roncnu, u wfcS >,
Iere were only eight men, aud alter N,
oundng Col. l., p Cooke in the eve co
lih an arrow, succeeded in getting off ma
lth few horses and mules. On the TIN
IN the Indians again appeared, while
c whites were at dinner, aud this inc WI
owe off the ca5aiiaRa OF animals attach up
to the place. We now extract from ne
g Cyi.Ion:--Ib. III
The Indians were Immediately our. thl
ed with about thirty men, who had be
en- collected by that time, and we're tina
pcctIug another attack. The Indians BET
reated rapidly, and were overtakn by qu
y ten OF the whites, after PURSUIT OF I
miles, who recovered the horsesand as
led or wounded louror five Indlats.- mIL
G pursuit was continued twelve miles OF !
Their by this small party, when the In y
MS, being hard pressed and SOM of ano
II horses giving out, rallied aud made as,
charge, killing three aud the
'hdihg live OF their pursuerS. Killed,
}. HIeasoh, an American, aud Rafael me
Ella and Juan Ramirez, Mexlcans.- lndt
lnded--Wm. Mann, II. W. Berry and dar
acISco SyIya-the last seyereIy.-- /
Kinney escaped narrowly win his ticul
Ia. -. a
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etnem blIbenoen 3ufanbe unb wureen tpdbreno tes
oerWid,cnen Sabres nit oOUenbeter gelhidtfeit II.
Tdbi9feit Derwoltet. Die1e 9lnltalteM 9ereen ceml
9sOIfe BON Sbio iu einem bcben @raoe Snr @bre unc
lnO 3eiden bon cem erbabenen @eifte Der pbilanrc-
pbe, welher en berUcrra9ruces Werfma[ uneresseit-
alters 1T. Die 3abl Der patienten, pedc im lcbten
Sabre GiunUbner Der crrenanitaIt tparcl,, telouft @
auf ZIG ullc jpar ll6 mdnnItden uuo 100 ,reibli-
ten @eldledtes uno bic 9anSe 3abl Der GntlaHenrn
beIdEft i ouf TO- 9cn oieen wuroen 40 gebeilt, bel
5 oerbenerte fdb Der Zutano, Is bebcn III eincm llh
9ledbletbenoen ultanoe uno torben. Sic 9luslo9e
cc6 Staats lr Die llntertIeung Der Srrenanalt I'M
Ieeten Sabre feldufr Id ou $l3,463 SO uuo bic suS
9abcn fur ben nenen 3uiob 5u ben @cbduoeu auf
gil 100 ID Die @inflnfte rer 9nitalt rpdbreno be6
Sabres beIanfen Gd, auf 1851 81.
Die Staatsihnlc 1T ein Be9enitanr ernier Bebeu-
t1ng, fur roS @clf BON Sbo; prrauf Sbre sufmerf-
Iamtet udbt Su ier9lam cerpieen tpercen fam. 6o[
9enreS 9epdbrt ctle m09Iidt 9enaue lleberfd)t Der
Staatsihulo> pte fe AM nddlteu erlten Sauuor lte.
ben wr6
Nusldno'lote Sd)uc. Sabres>Sncrcl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-13
9lusldnbiltbe Gchult.
rlldaahlb. in'5O $500, ,OOO OO

Sotab. :. aueI. scbulo 16,9456s2 so l,O26, ,22O 95
Gtnbeimifthe ShuIo. SobressS Suteref
Sdutci9 an Die peri Shulf 81 ,42l 1882 IS $s6sSO Il
Slnsftcbenoe 8pnc5 734,s69 36 "a O92 16
lleberlhue 0Fevenue eil1te4.
bon @cuntieS So 523 66 3.571 A1
oc. bon ben @ountics 9ebcrot 80, ,4O1 81 4,944 10
Scrip oerfdiepener @iattun9 %, ,432 OIL I765 90
@ciammtbetra9 Der Staotss
lhulo $19,277751 7S 81 l67. .444 80
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. 9Ius benz 8eridte ces oefretdrS oes Shabamtes
an ben Senat Der 8ereint9ten Staatcn erbeHet, oaB
id bic 3abt Der Sanfe, Ueldle SruIfdeu ben Sa9ren
Iduft, unb Der burd) cae 8oIt unb bic e9eruns Der
8ereiui9en Staateu erIittencn @erlnlt belduft 6 in,
9anSeH, auf unsefdhr 1865, ,45l ,497-Gs erbeut fer
ner aus oemIelben Seridt, coe Der Seiammtbetroe,
ben bas 9cf, in BEN Sebn Sabren bon 1s41 fir ben
BON 1882 OOO 900 ausmadt t,alo idbrltd s29 900 900
Sol9enoe Serednun9 bes SerLulteS burd, bic Iestem
8antumpdlSunsen in pteiem eanoe, 1T mad, senoueu
ltatlit!idbeH uuo ftuanSeHcn Sered)uuusen Semadt,
The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-10

RErrrS OF sENATons.-Ciov. Fulros, aad Col. SEtlrR. Niih their families, returned homa, last week. having lsll Washington on the 18th Jane the day afler congresl adjourned. They meet a cordial welcome from the people of Arkansas, ie whom they are greatly endsarcd hy the 6deliiy and eai- cieaey of thalr services te lhe State. services fsa dafcI alike ia te Legislative cosneiis of tha na. toH. an ia is recsnt national convention; hy ably and hoaer4hly sustaining tho interest el then cea- siiaens. and lally rejecting their will. sash ser vices wiH b efef gratefully remembered sn gene rQuslS rewarded.
 Ne Tesrei to find that Col Sever has not iniiFsly recovered from ,he severn and pro,rasted inaispcs iion with which he suffered ai Washington
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POLK. DALLAS, AND TEXAS!

"The present golden moment to obtain Texas must not be lost, or Texas must. from necessity, be thrown into the arms of England, and be forever lost to the United States. l say, again, LET NOT THIS OPPORTUNITY SLIP TO REGAIN TEXAS, itInay elude our grasp forever cost us oceans of blood and millions of money, to free from the evils that may be brought upon hope and trust there will be as many PATRIOTS in the Senate as will ratify the treaty, which, I have no doubt, will be promptly entered into
 TJackSon's Letter. March II, lSff. "1 am in favor of the immediate remuneration oi Texas to the territory and government of the United States 1 entertain no doubts as to the power or expediency of the remuneration Lei Texas be re-annexed and the authority and laws oi the United States be established and maintained with in her limits, as also in the Oregon Territory, and let the fixed policy of our government be, not to permit Great Britain or any other foreign power to plant colony or hold dominion over any portion oi the people or territory of either"
 Poat'S Letter, April, 1S44.
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From he Modisonioo@

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 We have English dates to tbe Al The Acadia arrivedat Boston on Va5 T fourteen and a half days from la "s. bringing intelligence that Mr, p o,ei been sentenced to l2 months im0.. Sl to pay fine of 92,O00, and ,P'.s td ~, securities to keep the peace fo, himself in 95,000, and two sn,a4;' , 800 each. John O'Connell. ,IoSn @ Steele, R. Barrett, c. G. Duffy, ,,1 Ray, to be imprisoned for g calepSas. lu to pay a fine of $50, and to s,' enter 2. curities to keep the peace for 7ve,, ' selves respectively in G1,OOO. aoJtr ties of G500. The traversers aae vp,s Q ed to the Richmond Penitentiav, r1, { vast pile of building, in an airy and V ous part of the suburbs of Dnbl% s Y
 The French Minister has protes,sa Annexation.
 A British paper says: "The En,.l Russia and suite arrived at Woolws Saturday evening, and immediately 5,1 for London. On Sunday momh, E Albert visited the Emperor at tbe 9l Embassy, and returned with Sir Rds.l after divine service. The Emperor tl companiad them to Buckingham P,,] a visit 10 the Queen. Afterwards h. \ the Queen Dowager, and the otherh1 of the Royal Family.
 The appearance of the Emperor d \ in London, most unexpectedly, has the quid nuncs and the sight-galss has travelled with amazing speed sls wing his own capital, stopping enr i hours on his route to visit the crown5I of Prussia and Holland, anxious, not to bring the intelligence of his oula in England.