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NARSEEAFiS SALE
UNITED STAeTs OF AMLMr. ns.i...at ( 2, L.,sos

UNITED STAGTs or AMtHtl
 District Of .qrkaaas
 U | virtue of writ of fierie iacias, ssael ' AD Clerk of the United States District Csad the District of Arkansas, upon a judgmeulIecsa in favor of the United States of America r Elias Rector and John Drennen, adminlus'a Whorton Rector, deceased, and to me direttd l expose to sale at public auction for ready l1 on Saturday, the 29th day of March neXt, Qs between the honrs of o'clock in the ioFaah three o'clock in the afternoon of that daT, q court house door of Pulaski county, intis 2 Little Rock, the following described pr0Paifd on aad taken in execution as the property s' Whorton Rector, d,ceased and sold to :itsf' judgment aforesaid, to wit: all the right 5s' interest of said Rector, in lots I, 5, 6,1ssA and l2, in Block or square No. 6; fracdaaiS 7 No. 5- consisting of lots l, 9, 3. 4, ,, and 2 tional Blocks 12 and IS; Blocks numbereislss z z tthe two latter, including the late resldent'Sv " k. c. Byrd, and also fractional Blocks SaAs 7 Block l6; all of which are situate in ReelGi' li' ! and embrace the most desifous situations du additions to the old town of Little Rock. i,
 HENRY M. RECIoh!
 Uaited States Marshal, .arkansas D'2 Titt1a RocE f+b Morch IS15
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4. o. P. NICHOLSON.

~ SENATOR HoUsroy.-lt is generally sup posed that Sam Houston will be one of the Senators in Congress from the new State of siexas. II so, we ki6w one distinguished Whg in the Siate of Ohio who will have no desire to visit Washington Probably. the rea'ier thinks we mean Bill Stansberry :- :. Oi, L.orfg !n Gin. Eaaajrsr.
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TERRinLE TRAGEpY'-Cafioii Thompson, Esq ot Lexington. Ky. was shot dead in the court room at iit Sterling on "Wednesday. by hls brother-iu-law, Henry Daniels. He was maa ol taIents and prominent as . lawyer. Daniels was man of talents also. has been in coagress, and Presidential cleo
 tor. The parliss had a quarrel about law aase. and while addressing the lury Thamp- soil tnrnei to Daniels and eAazsea him aiih forging papers winding hini of his cs- tate. Daniels repliei that II he repeated the charge he would kill inn. lie repeated Il IIe then turned hts iare ta the jury, when Daniels drew pistol, saI shot hun through Inc heart. Daniels is m prison, tie irdge :.asias sslisel bail Ca. EagasfEs.
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DcfeH1aHt n the aoope ce'ssi iad. ENHE complainant in this cause havlss s.a' i9S' H dayit in this office that the sad aelssSsI rSs5s non-resident of this Slate, the sad ee~s,l a X. therefore notified that the compIanan. n 9a 1T day of January, A. D. ls45, filed ms 10, p, ss;8 in this court praying divorce from lne srS sIsse rine; and which said bill, in substance a' 4, the complainant is lawfully maFIea ,.a 'v s,S S Cs Catharine, that the complainant and uis sssb,1 sJ rine lived together in this State as n"'s < wife, from A. D. IS4l to A. h. ioi', M last time the said Catharine left the pep rp the complainant, and has since thai llI,s ilsa , a
 another man in state of adultery iie'g sa sDas dant is therefore notified, that unless sl, ,'as sa the said court on the first day oi the hes.. of, to be holden on the first Monday a,,s' q q Monday in April next, and pleaa airass D,,"sa spa to the said bill, the matters therein a.. ssFsl taken for confessed, and a decree eh''ie'
 ly. n,:u;a ,rs Z
 In testimony whereof, l, PhllllP p.r N N '
 of the circuit court in ana " s,t 4 TsEAL of Onaehila. have here'lo'o, Kin .is
 as clerk. and affixed the seal % pl N l,s
 this the 18th day of Jan. A; Ar Y fjas 20-sw PHILIP AGEE Y
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iae supes'os,sy of some men k merely iesal faey are great because ,he.r a..oei. atos are tnlic.--.joAnsoa
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NILLIo oI EW AMI ITusleS JOHN J. SMITH. Tex'n q NM C DLttinI1 n q | l;.. l. L.

The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Gazetey } vile Union, Bichsburg Sentinel, Terre EIautG fer, Sangamore Journal, Jefersonian, fat Jek City, Mo- Little Rock Banner, and Plate ] Eagle will publish semi monthly in weekFH for 6 months, and send their accounts tote l stees for payment. l6la
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HV F70VVssl0h was lnFnfd ~ lhe place of general rendezvnns, at 10 o'clock, ia ihp fol- lowug nFder: ls,, lhe chief marshal. General Aeealla, and his ai,ss, nextean the military. consisting of cavalry aud light infantry. nnslcr the command oi General Mason; and aiter them came the President elect and es-prrsi- deal. attended by the Judges oi the Supreme
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TO PRINTERS.

xa,YPE FOUNDRY 80 fhlNIhhf
IA Fafaishisg Wstsbosss he sob.
80. bsys opspsl = psw Ifr fe'7.
r., Il ths eity 81 Ssw fafs, rbafs ihei
= ,s.dy ~ saggly gfjafs tosey sstaal,
n, aey slnd ~ lob ~ la9fy Tyr lah,
b., Caass. Osllst., Bfas' Ha.es. steel
n Composing slteks. Cbssa'' aed sYsf1
800 esessssfy fofs PfiaAnf Oites
II Tbsttps ~htehafe east 10 ae~ 'H'a'.1a'
f,sm an entirely hew se' ~ mttfites win
a. egs,afefs. are WBffan'sd ~ 3" 1ntW
ss.ssd ~ aay .nd wiIJ ~ sold ~ prices
40 suit the 'tmes
pnadog Pfe..e' fgfaishej' and al"'
|sesm Enginss u tbe rno'ta ppfo'ea pat
terms -. e.. 81,
NB A Nachinisf constantly 10 At
tendance to feyalf Presses and do hgb
work. n
Composition Rollers cast Tor Printers.
Fdi,ofs Of Newspapers who will buy >
shines AZ much type as their bills amour
90 may give the above ak moths in'eI
ion 10 their papers and send their paper
containing it 10 the subscribers.
COCKROFT u OVEREND,
SO Ann street
Nsw York, Aug. 6, iS45. 39m6
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"HE Subscribers have just received
direct from the manufactures, or
Consignment, the following articles which
thew offer for sale at UNUSUALLY Low PRI
crs. and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS:
$50 pleces Missouri aud Ky. Bagglng,
$50 coils " +" Rope,
90 bales BaIInE '"i"e
80 Kentucky Jeans and Llnseys'
10 Lowels,
T.. Careers Patent improved Cotton 0lns'
Bates, HYDE Il Co.'S (EagIe) do do 90
Also, 500 pairs superior three POM
BLANKETS. and variety oil aft'cleS
suitable for plantation use. ,n,,1
The subscribers will make LII LIBERAL
CASH ADVANCES on Cotton shipped 10
Burke, Watt T. Co., New Orleans, and are
prepared to receive Cotton on storage 10
FIRE PROOF SHEDS.
WATT, BURKE g. co.
Commerce street.
Matches, Oct 10, l94b. 33wl3
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81 VIRTUE ~ sH 1faff ifsH isf
u nsaaa8e fbf Ffa.#fe t9if' t'
t.g',s eslaiy. A.snsHpP. gftaisi q fHf
u.ts.s.t Ham. 1876. o. aa4sfsignni, ~
a.a,sta.s, " ths i.tsis If Ite#sf.sh
tsa. Isfs ~ card fgaHtys Affetssdi vfI
s.s,...l tti cell m be late reel lsHte ~ PEI
ss.4 Hsfrassd. m q credit ~ trs'tH
maaibs. nm Monday ass latsdsys
m w. ad W ~ Dsfembsf, 1872
ina sl.sslag dateffed real satat belongs
tes q, ,bs s.tats ~ iha ssid decreased -.
tie esnh sast quarter If ssetiaa ean'ief
..b.ay aag. ta~aship h1mbef twos ~ fHnRr
e9wlsf as east, containing oee hpHdf'3
AMI s,sty sores, snd north weH gu"f.ef
"A section number tbinY ones Of t'"h
sb,p osmbaf tw0, ~ range num1sf ~
ssst. containing one h8udfed and stxiY
.netes. and tho east bili Of ths 'o'l0
east quarter Of section number t"soit
Eve. township number twg, Of rang.
,ombef five east. containing elghlj
as IgUtba aefrs. and the south east Gbaf
ter If the south vest quarter Of sclIoi
.uumbcf thtHy, ana tbs notlh WIS -
Ter Of the south west quarter OF secii"'
number thirty, township number Two, 0
rnnpe number six east, continuing eiRhll
acres, more or less, and the west hall o
the south east quarter of section numbe
thirty one. ia township numbof Two, o
,,ug. number six 90 81, containing eight
aerrs Combining in all, five hundr"
and sixty acres Of land, lying and bela
i'm Annie county, aud IN The f'strtct
lands subject 10 sale at Washington Ms
slssIpp. IN A.,
The purchaser or purchasers, viii i
required TO give notes with sutllclent an
ALFRED NJ, LEA,
Administrator.
November |, l8l5. 3owo
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ra CoBSTY, So
II aH persjas Interested IN The deal
E.iq,r Of fuoaA5 VI RgG9oLDs, DE-.
ceused-Gagguyg;
NTOU are hereby cited to be and per.
soually appear before tho Probate
Court Of Amile county, on the
Fourth Monthly Of November, 1915,
and show cause, If any you can, why tho
following real estate belonging to said
Ideceased's estate should not be ordered
to be sold, 10 wit:
The south west quarter Of tho south
west quarter Of section number five, in
township number three, of range mum.
her four, east, containing eighty acres,
more or less.
/ /! is further ordered by the court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodvilIe Republican for
the time prescribed by law.
,,.lIlA, WITNESS the Honorable
sSGINE. JOHN WALKER, Judge of
:RsSlYS Probate Of said county, at tho
>SSSSGS Court House thereof, on the
''"" Fourth Monday of Septem-
her. A. D.. one thousand eight hundred
and lorty-fve.
Issued this Gath of September, A. d.
1916.
SR. DAVIS, CFk.,
By B. w. Smith, Dep'y Cfk.
Sent. OF. I845. 30w6
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a. ptIhft tegE ~ ~ cider ri l'ia
4 pa4ate r8a "a AmHa eaaalf bif
s-stlgFt gmHael af NO oaiotaf Term
fsl3. - fhs t4l a8n, iha aefsfs Fafd
aIma.ufaf5f. 4 "A ilsnfY l. W. da
coated, viii saI aa size gosh aaY If Uh
samfef aasf. $3.50, 90 efedt q is0Iva
months, bsfgta tba dgof NJ lha t"aH
llsssa. In iatoHy tbs igligeiaa 1efe't
bed Iaad belonging " size estate ot the
ss.l deceased, yl5 The vest faH ~ lai
.bumbaf isp. IN section n1mbHf y Town
hfp Hlmbef fse, f4ng0 DiWHaf lhfea.
atsi. a1ht1ta.Gg lbtfty nloe aetst saNlto.
Inc north hall ~ l1i onHbaf Ihfaes afe
..an nauIuf 5ae. l5wnsbtp npmbaf one
sf anae n1mjef ihfse, east, containing
/ 80 add rs IU1 aefas, lying aud beInR %
lac ceBnry ~ Amlte.
The purchaser N purchasers VII b'
required 10 ggH notes With approved 81
ROBERT NIL,
Administrator
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
/ WILL SELL, at public auction, on
the fist Saturday, it being the
SirLh Ann of December. l84L,

u WILL SELL, at puo''c auc''o"' u"
the FIST Saturday, it being the
Sirh day Of December, l841,
nv PLANTATION, lying about eight
miles Forth Of Liberty. Said plantation
contains one hundred and seventy SIX
acres OF and--eghty acres in cu!tlva-
ton, The land is of excellent quality,
and is situate on the west prong OF the
Amite river. There is comfortable
dwelling house, and sufficient number
Of necessary oulbuildsngs on the place
with plenty Of excellent spring water ad
accent. The above land, and improve
ments. will be sold on a credit of twelve
moo,hs. Purchasers will be required to
give notes with sufficient and approved
securities
Also. will be sold a: the some time and
Mace. nv stock of HORSES, SHEEP
HOGS. CATTLE, FARMING uTEN
ISlLS, one ROAD WAGON, &c, &c
The nbove articles will be sold also on
credi, of twelve months, and the same Sc
curity required. n non
Also, my stock of CORN and FOD
DER, will be sold on a credit I'll the hrs
day Of January, 1916.
MUNFORD McGEHEE.
October 25, 1845. 34wo
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY. s. S.
To all persons interested m The Real
Estate Of EPHRAM Dixon, deceased
GREETING:
W. U are hereby cited to be and per-
sonaIly appear before the Probate
Court Of Amie county,
On the Fourth Monday Of January, 1916,
and show cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold,
to-wil:
The south east quarter Of section num-
Der eighteen. and the east half OF the
north east quarter of section number nine
teen, both Of township number four, in
range number six, east, Of the bases mer-
idian line, coutang 237 acres-sald lands
lying and being in the county OF AmIte
and State aforesaid.
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this citation he published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIle Republican, for
the time prescribed by law.
,.u.. WITNESS the Honorable
,&N1Nk. JOHN WALLER, Judge of the
3A&.%K: Probate Court OF said Coun-
sSSgs ty, at the Court House there
TsNtW Of on the Fourth Monday OF
October, A. d., One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and forty five.
Issued this 29th day of October l845.
S. r. DAVIS, CIR.
BY B. w. Smith, Dep. Cl'k.
Novo,,her I. 1845. 35w6
MUST opened at our store on man ST.,
fine lot Of Negro Blankets, Negro
ILinsey and Lowels,
HITCHCOCK q BARNEY.
November 8, l945. 80
WKTUOL Hats, heap,
wv HITCHCOCK & BARNEY,
November 8, 1915. 80
M EGRO Shoes, 1000 pair on hand,
y fresh supply,
November 1915 80
.TENr'S and Lady's Shoes OF all
M qualities,
Gents fine Boots,
Waterproof do
4" Mud do.
Boys Boots and Shoes Of all desert plIons,
HITCHCOCK & BARNEY
November 8. l845. 50
GNOFFEE a. SUGAR for sale by
a. HITCHCOCK & BARNEY.
Oct. II, 1916, II
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DuRsI1ANT TO All ar Ter oI the PRO
hale Court Of ANTE county, tate
Of Nisslssppi--made al the 'arch cru
Ie45. thereof, the Undersigned Admins.
,r.,or Of the Estate OF Abner O'Neal, de.
ceased, will ,o
On Monday, The 9Th Dig # January 1876
sell n, public auction, 20 the highest oo
der. on credit Of twelve months at The
door of the court house IN the town at
Liberty, between the hours prescribed by
law.aIl the GLOWING lands situate, lying
and being in said county, VIZ: Inc sont
east quarter Of sec'lon number twenty
e,oht. in township number three, OF range
nnmher five. east, in the District OF Wash
inpton and State Of Mississippi, contain
mo one hundred and fifty nine 7O.lO0
acres and the south west quarter OF sec
ton number twenty. seven, IN townsh'l
number three, OF range number i've east
of the Basis Meridian Line, being The
same tract Of land upon which the sac
Abner O'Neal resided at the time OF hi
death-sad lands will be subject to th'
lien prescribed by statute, and the Pur
chaser or purchasers thereof, will be re
ouired to give bond or bonds for the sun
or sums bid with approved security pay
able as above limited.
CHARLES T. FIELDER.
Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE"
DY VIRTUE of an order from the
ID honorable, the Probate Court OF
Amite county, granted at the October
Term, 1916, the undersigned, admIn'stra
tors. on the estate of John S'bley, senior
deceased, will proceed to sell, on
Monday the lst day Of Decsmber' l04o'
all the personal estate belonging TO me
estate OF the said deceased, consisting. OF
Twenty one Negroes,-the stock OF dor
ses, Hogs, Cattle, Wagons. Oxen, Farm
ing utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Corn and Fodder, one set oil Black
smith tools, &c, &c, &c.
The above described property VIII be
sold on a credit till the first day OF Janu,
ary, 1847. Purchasers will be required
to give notes with sufficient and approved
security. ,.,,
CHARLES j. WALL,
JOHN SlRLEY,
Administrators.
November /, 1845. 3owo
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To all persons interested M me hedt s.
tate Of HARBERT FIRTH, deceaSed-
GREETING:
NTOU are hereby cited to be and per
"A sonaIy appear before the Probate
Court Of said County,
IOl The Fourth Monday Of January, 1916,
aud show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to bel
sold, towt:
The east hall of the south west quarter
of section number thirty one, IN town,
ship twelve, Of range three east; the west
half Of the soIth. west quarter oil section
number thirty one, in township twelve
ofrange three east; the north east quarter
of section number one, in township eIeV
en-. of range two east; the west hall oil
the south cas-: quarter OF section number
thirty one, in township twelve, OF range
three east; the west halt OF the noFlh
west quarter of section number eight, III
township eleven of range three east; al
so. the cas-, half Of the north east quarter
of section number seven, IN township
; eleven. of range three east, all lying and
being in the county Of 4azoo, and stale
7 Of Mississippi,
Also-the south west quarter OF sec,
Ition number nineteen. township three, oil
range five east; the south west quarter oil
the north west quarter of section number
nineteen. in township three, OF range
five east: Also, the south east quarter OF
e section number twenty four, 10 townshlF
= three, of range four east; Also the nor"
!. west ouarter Of the north west quarler
!, and the north west quarter OF the sou'n
: east quarter Of section number nineteen
in township three, OF range five east
Also. the north east quarter and the cas-
half of the asr,h west quarter OF sec
ton number twenty four, in TOWNSHIP
three, of range four east; Also, the ives
half of the north west quarter oil sector
number thirty, in township three, 0
'e t range five east, all lying and being 10 tn
county Of Amite, and the State OF MIss's
:, sIppi. - c, ,ho
" this citation be published in the Llberl.
Advocate and WoodviIe Republican 10
the time prescribed by law. =,
WITNESS the Honora0l
.,%SSb. JOHN WALKER, Judge c
@ :s:. Probate !: e ~; s:. :: 5%
77SssS thereof, on the Fourth MOI
10 day Of October, A. D., one thousand e'et
lie hundred and forty five. ~
Issued this 29th day OF October, 1910
S. R. DAVIS, CIk.
Bv B. Wade Smith, Dep. CIR.
NJ. Ite1s 35w6
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AHfFM N#HN ~
r. al Fsffm iHrfsHm ~ ~ Hs4i
Eagg n Laws WefTHfaaat i'asff
8aEetlasI
NT1U &C. hsfaey atsi ~ De- sal per- !
\ aatly sPfeaf before iha Fi9at's
Guft Hf tmffa fmH'Yt 80 tHa
Fganh UYa4ag N iaaaafg 1880
ssd s6am esasa, II saY yna esBt ebf +
lla same sbauIt noi b. gfdefsi 10 ba i
sod. t3.wtt.
The forth wssl quarter n section nan
bef seventeen IN ntaHtbip han.sef iHfert
III aegs aulntaf bve, east I've fiRt
half ri faa south eas quarter 70 'aeiiauI
Igyglft nine, In tusHthfp gumhef io1ft oil
iBnga bufnGef i've, etst IhH west bot
|ol lie south west qdtnef ef serfI1n ni.1
Yer eight 10 i5wnsxp nap,@f l'io'' o.
|taese u1mbaf bvaeasf The uR bali
Ief The north west qaaHaf Of s'ntl'o nun
Ibrf seven IN f4Wnshtp HJuher thteet ~.
RANGE number five. rast, The ettt bali
Iuf the south west quarter oi section nhtn.
Ibaf EIGHT. in towHsbp number eight, 81
range number five enst Tho cast hall
Iof the south west quarter OF section NUN
Der seven, In township number four q
range uumbef five, oast The north ives
I Iauarter Of section number eighteen, II
! township n mber four, Of range numOeI
/ five east, and the north cast quarter o
: section number eighteen ~ township
/ rumber four, Of range number i've, eas'
. Also, the south east quurter OIL s'ctl"'
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

ANTE COUNIls y
To all persons Interested IN the Zeal
Estate of john SpuRLocK, Deceased-
GREETING:
N7OU are hereby cited to be and per
Y sonalIy appear before the Probate
Court OF Amite county,
On the Fourth Moaday of January, l846'
a nd shew cause, if any you can why thf
same should not be ordered to be sold
to-wt:
The west half Of the north east quar-
ter of section number ten, IN township
number three, of range number five, east,
containing 80 $1,000 of an acre-saId
lands lying and being in the county o!
Amite and State aforesaid.
It's further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodvile Republican, Tor
the time prescribed by law.
WITNESS the Honorable
.SS9M JOHN WALKER, Judge Of
SNNNy%s the Probate Court OF Am'tf
zsss county. at the Court House
s"N thereof, on the fourth Mon
dov of October, A. D., one thousant
eigh, hundred and forty five.
Issued this 29th October l845,
S.R. DAVIS, Clerk,
By B. w. Smith, Dep. Cl'k.
November |, 1915. oo"o
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NNTE have just opened, and have for
=" sale at extremely low prices, a
dunerior assortment of Saddles and BrI-
slps Lady's saddles at prices from s |
10 $40 Gents saddles from $50 10 Soo
including all styles. We invite the at
tention of the puLllc,
HITCHCOCK Il BARNEY.
November 8, 1915. 90
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November |. 1915
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

To all Dersous Interested in the Real s.
tate of HARBERT FIRTH, deceaSed-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

New York, Aug. 6, 1916. 39m'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14

dependence and her territory in a manner which
LETT no stain upon the labor Of her people.
-. TbatTexas has given TO the world ample
and sufficient evidence her disposition and abil
ity to maintain her Independence and the sxal.
ted station she has assumed among the nations
ofthe EARTH
A. That the Government or Texas has the in.
disputable right to transfer, and tho Government
Of the United States the right to accept, the ter
ritOry Of Texas, without the consent Of, and
without giving any just cause Of offence 10 any
other powers provided, however, that the boun.
Diary liEe between the annexed territory and
Mexico. be LEFT open to future negotiation, be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
5: That, in the opinion Of this General Assem-"
bly, great majority Of the people OF this State
prefer that Texas should be re-annexed to the u.
nited States without dividing her territory into
slave holding and nOn-slaveholdiDg States, but
leaving that question 10 be settled by the people
who now, or may hereafter occupy the territory
that may be annexed.
6. That the people Of Missouri regards the an
nexation of Texas to the United States to essen
tial to the interest OF this State, and fthe whole
United States, that rather than fail in the con.
summation Of this object, lift cannot be effected
in accordance with the principles set forth in the
above resolutions, they would consent to such
reasonable and just compromises, approximating
as nearly as possible to those principles, as may
be indispensably necessary to secure the accom-
plishment Of the measure, aud preserve the peace
and harmony of the Union.
7. That our Senators in the Congress OF the u
nited States be instructed, and our members in
the House Misrepresentation be requested, to use
all honorable means in thoir power to carry out
the requirements set forth in the foregoing reso-
lutions.
8. That the Secretary of State is hereby re-
quired to forward to each of our Senators and
Representatives in Congress a copy ofthese res
olutiOns"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14
Custom House Rates OF Cold
GREAT BARGAINS In HARDWARE.

CAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. z & 8, Front Levse,
- between Custom House and BienvilIe streets
New Orleans, has now in store, received by late
arrivals from Europe and the Northern manuiac-
tories, large and we'll selected stock Of hard.
ware, comprising every thing usually found in a
hardware store such cutlery tools Of all sorts,
Birmingham and Sheffield goods, builders, hard
ware, japanned ware Of every description, tim
ware Of his own manufacture, at Northern pri-
ces, sheet copper, lead pipe, zinc, iron, steel,
nails, anvils, MANILA and tArred rope, Of all si.
zes, paints, oils, &e,&C with a variety ofnew and
improved articles.
His stock is very complete, and is now offered
lower than hardware was ever offered IN this
market. Country merchants would do we'll to
examine his stock before purchasing.
NIB A full assortment Of NOrth's Timers
tools and machines; also tinplate, block tin,
rivets, iron aud brass wire, and all articles re-
uured in the manufacture OF tin ware.
January 7, ls45.