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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-13

ME undersigned, in pursuance Of Deed
Of Trust executed by s. Rogillie and
wife, to secure w. Dorsey, recorded IN Book
N. pp lO3 and 4. Of Record Of Deeds in
Probate Office Of Yazoo county, the cOndi.
tions Of said deed not having been complied
with BY said ROgillie, we will. on Saturday,
the 2lsi Of February next. at the Court
House door IN Benton, expose TO public sale,
for cash, the property therein conveyed, or
80 much as will be sufficient to satisfy the
debt therein secured. viz: the north half and
southwest quarter of Section 8, Township
IL, Range !, West, containing As 80 lOO
acres. lying in the county Of YazOo. And
the following named slaves, Tom, Linnens
Harriet. Francis, John, Mary, Louisa, Peggy
Emily. 8eihene, ella, Hester, Ann, Jane
Frank, Becky, Grayce, AliCk, Rillah, Wash
ingion, Harrison Matilda, Lem and Dephna
the entire stock Of Horses, Cattle, Mules
farming wensials, &c. They are likei!
set Of negros, and the title believed to be
unquesloned, but we do not warrant.
Q. D GIBBS,
J. II. CULLEN,
Jan. 30. 1916 30-4t. Trustees.
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TWO ROOMS above stairs in
the insurance. Building-they are very
neat and well adapted for Offices or bed
rooms. Apply q @, D, GIBBS,
Yazoo city, Jan %, l846, q8-u
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Administrators Notice.

q T the January Term. 1916, Of the Pro.
"A bate Court Of Yazoo county, I will
make a final settlement. as Administrator Of
the estate OF BeihaVin Young, decd and
ask an allowance AL. BULL, Admir-.
December 80. l945. 24-5t.
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NOTICE.

VHE undersigned will continue the Pro
= dUcs and Commission Business under
the Style Of E. B. GBAYSON g. CO, a.
the same staud occupied by J. M. HoIlings-
worth 81 co.
Thankful for custom received under the
old firm, he trusts, by strict attention 10 the
interests Of thnse who may entrust their
business with him, HAT the same will be
continued 70 The new firm,
2. B. GRAYSON.
Yszoo CITY, Oct. IS. 1915. l6-if.
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College in J ackson, Mississippi
EHNHIS Institution now in successful oper,
~ ation.il this city. opened for the fecep.
ton OF Students, In that commodious builds
ing known as the Eagle Ho,el. on the 18th
January lhst. and in connection W Il a
Preparatory School in which those who de-.
sire Il, may have their sons and wards quail
fed for the common business Of life, OF pre-
pared to enter college.
FACULTY.
T. G. THORNTON, d. D.. PREslDsNT and
Professor Of History, Political Economy In-
telIectual ard Moral Philosophy.
Rev. NORMAN ". CANE A. II. Profess
scr OF Ancient Languagsa and Rhetoric.
]. M. PUGH. A. NJ. Professor Of Mashe-
Emaiics and Civil Engineering
JAMES B. g. THORNTON. NJ. d, Proc
lessor Of Natural History, Experimental Phi.
losophy and Chemistry who also takes 3
class of Medical Students.
Hon. DANIEL u a Us, =. 2. 2: Professor
of Law.
LOUIS IULIENlVE Teacher of the French
Language
Terms 81 Tuitfon.
For ortbOgFaghy Reading. Writing, Atith
metie End English Grammar D tie Iuniol
division 0f the Preparatory School. sc 8
per session 81 So 90 per annum.
These 9Th GeogfaPhy ana Algebra ID th'
Ssnins 3ivison taersoE 81 s. PET session
4 81 SIS oo per annnm.
For ne Ancient Lang sess &c IL the Col
! leee classes SIS 90 81 g PEI annnm.
sasgn Lansuages and Music ere e1
"a charges
The tuition Iss b slia Pis sional claaas
4 SIS "a lol t1e year. d Be Faid ii advance
a Manifestation Iss Of FIVE dollars mus
r. nri3 - eaeh nkliEenf = hNr r. nnforr fh
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Notice.
Jnlg4, ls45.

The state Of MIssissippisl PRoBATs CocRT,
YAYoo County, Sept Tenn l845.
AsREEABLY 10 an order of the Pro-
81 baie Court Of said couniy,-Naice IS
hereby gwen to AL persons Interested in
The lands, leEements and herediiamenis OF
John ]. Neesmilh, deed, TO be and appear
befnre HE Probate Court of said county, to he
held On die 4lll Monday Of November next.
then and tliere 10 show cause, If any they
can. civ al order should not be. made for
The sale. Of ihe real estate of said deceased,
living and being ii the county Of Yazao and
STATE ST Mississippi, known rs tho north.
east onaFter Section 2, west half soulhwes,
a,,ar,er and north half east half southeast
1narter 81 Seciioh 2. Township e, Range
). West; containing 2s7a acres.
II Is further ordered thai publication o
This Citation Be made II the 6 Yazo0 Cit
Whio. y and sYazao Democral for six week
successfully.
Witness, the Hon. James e. Bnrras, Jadg,
81 Pr0baies for Yazoo cunAty, die Iii Mon
day of September, 1916. aud seal e sal
Court.
Issued lhs 20:h dav of September, 1876
CHA'S. 81 HENDERSON, elk.
BY A. SIDNEY Perkins, b. d.
Get 70. 1913 Prs. fee @ll SOY 41aas
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Dissolution.

WVIIE parlns6snP heretofore existing be-
n tween the Undersigned, under the style
Of J. NJ. HOLLINeswORTH & CO., is this da5
dissolved by mutual consent. E. B. GRAY.
sNN is alone authorized to settle The affairs
Of the 6rm. J. NJ. HOLLINGSWORrH,
EB. GRAYSON.
YazoO city, Oct -. IS45. left.
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TUST Received and for Sale by
= o o. WOODMANG q CO a few dozen
Of the Southern Harmoqy. and Musical
Companion: containing a cheice collection
Of Fumes, Hymns, Psalms, Odes. and An
hem.; selected from The most eminent
Authors in The United States: together with
nearly one hundred merv tunes, which have
never before been published BY William
WALKER.
Yazoo city, Sept. l9, 1916. iI-F
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ar,,a Scatcr was she out oil s'ght
t.t,,, ,h.rmau entered lutO roufi, aEd "
n. hard .vssrirsof vile rro~ttn"'N " t' 70
4. hag iuuuGu,,d t.tr he 'aIu' aS ''t-
yst.t. tudes kausUme lu.nitGiatlA E's"'-
t,a N. d.ycrce. IhaIsau' n'Eh'Ih'l i""!,
and Ms fauen, raur6d suunl'' s'''" Z"
,tt ,or Att,haWs Ia. J. diana, aLu were mar
rir,!! lie Imus dfatrly returned I" S'i'fe-
,ul.. b.- r.sre ni rvs ulvuct, made arrange
,n.ut- vth hls irethrr - DISPOSE o' his
,,rara,ty. and started on to Washington
civ. 6rpugpmruts wtie made We uh-
dr'..a..l, in Ceuut Vile and kalamoteo To
ian and leather hlnti tut he siudtd Nhtm
ara uiaGr a sale escape out ol 'hr N'att.-
1t,, ,tno-t tFeiing oi Indignation vas "lt,
Ly tLr rllzeu- ol that section o' country
against ,hr vile reue- -adt, yen th'rt h"7 : a.
berpataprrin the southern countlfs,wh
has dared to Whisper a woFd III teai" 70
the facts. Oh cruveu hearted co"aidife'
When the tue state OF The case was
known some Iawyers in Kalamazoo lnlhe-
dlatcly went into court, and moved Ior .
vacation of the divorce, and then started
To Washington and served the papeIs upon
Cbipman. This spring the divorce has
leen vacated and anuuHed; and every
hour that John 5. Chpman continues to
live with that slrumpet, he is liable 10 be
commitlcd to The Penitentlary, and most
undoubtedly will be il he ever returns to
tbIs State. But it is currently believed,
that il Is his intention never to Eetuih'-
God grant he never may.
Mrs. Chipman has returned home ths
spring, and was entirely unaware oi what
had hrppened. She had waited win all
pafience for her husband TO come on ior her,
according to agreement, but he came not.
She had not heard one word from him, ei-
lher verbally OF by letter, and has returned
home 10 know " hat was the matter. She
is sdesc.ibed as being the most perfect picture
o! despair, that human eye has ever seeh'
The cup OF his iniquity is IuIl.
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Md. i,tIs ,s Irdl -. --,, sv 20 pa.
p 1eer lgt essa tss 80 tsitf per
hd .-se1i UJ4st ,-.s ,sty, e. ~e printed
bg 1nc, wO 'ts; som d y % hundred
Og as. " stu % low bfCadse We sell 50
maiy. IS tJ,ejgu newspapers could come
tu see o. du.y lnd answer The purpose OF
Am dcin lrW papers, 80 that the uHsoij
sh" : rpa VA bulsh prc@s could be raked
70 .,Irt an s.nt over by each steamer,
a. u rsIie hrre would lessen the demand
IT, tai-ncdn newspapers, just as the sale
ot iuttsl c4.Ieues does The demand Tor A
~ nran rtcOes, we could not sell our pa
/ So cheap as at prescul-Ihat Is, ge
tld be compelled 10 Taise the price or
.dnlsh thr Cost. Just 50 IN other branch
e " Manufactures. The man who sells
10th At fins cents now that he s0'd for
EE-y-ig' in IG42, has demand tot 10000
J Is per amman now, though he could sell
4 1900 then. lie employs many more
kuen, and pays them an average of
e. dollar and twenty cents per day, tho
H. WJge' OF those employed in 1912 aver
b i bat one do lar. Take off the duty
lay, and any casual glal abroad would
L. Nv large quantity OF the fabric on oCr
D. ka:, to te sold for whatever il would
t''h. This would derauge our market,
c,upel the American manufacturer 10 dis
c.nrge some of his wo kmen aud reduce
t. wages OF otheF-; and even then he
aid not supply caprclous, languid de-
Itad 80 cheapy as he now does a steady
tld vigorous one. What practical man
rtn tail 10 see this!
THIS Fair Will not merely disabusp thou
funds ol he false Impressions respecting
prices which have been Produced by most
interruptions assertions bat will also put
81 rest The assumptions OF the Evening Post
tld IL school that Protection would he the
pave OF improvement in fabrics aud p,o-
sses--that the manufacturers would rest
then advantage in duties, and make no
irlhrr effort to Improve the quality or di-
mnIsh the cOst0l their fabrics. 1t will here
! " seen thai the march OF improvement in
lHuiaCtures was never 50 rapid nor IT'S
suit 50 gratifying as It has been under
I is Tariff.
Here is a fact worth stating; A Boston
Exporter imppIIcd by pure Philanthropy, ol
course has for Il portion OF lil5 session oc-
crPIed committee room OF the Capitol as
exhibition room for choice specimens ol
I1tlsh Manufactures, comparing thequaIl-
l. aad price wIh what he set forth as ike
t,'eclmens OF American fabrics. This gem
man has been waited on in behalf Of the
I,nagers Of the National Fair, and nvi-
I to take his choice Of the tables in the
t\hIbllion, aud there show his British spe-
nrns against III" American fabrics which
l. has done his best 10 d.sparage. This
VouId br no one sided comparison, but an
tna test. each party selecting lt- own
6 btdS. lie has dethacd He iprti,tioa. Ev-
'y one can make his own comncnls
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-12
CARENLLION GUARDS.

Three short WEI Ks ago number of the
members OF the CarroIIton Guards met in
the Court House, and gailonlly volunteer
"a their service in the defence of their
couauy. Who that heard the remarks Of
the captain o thIS company upon lhatoc-
caelou. X. indeed upon several other occa-
$40 $, would suppose that he wouh ilHch
in The lcur of need! who would suppose
lhal cut ot he members present ON that
occasion, only jHr-yes only FOUR,
would he found at thr,r posts when he
number OF r,c,Ulls then asked ior was
ualcur. None. Bat stlange as i may
appear, u is nevertheless true. Not a
single Commissioned Officer would agree
TO take the oath unless he could volunteer
"a ou OtSccr We regret this exceeding
IT, We had confidently believed that the
Guards were nNncibIe.
'fhe names o the four. the men o.
honor, who volunteered on that occasion
spd who are still volunteers, are GEORGE
F. kennedy. JoSErH NJ. GOULD, RICnArI
RUNNIoN, and OWEN STEEN; THOMAS w
COLLIER was voted into the company tha
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TEX S MlX,O AND THE AR Wy

The question has be- en'rflaInt q
h\ some, Whrlh,T the war now ex's''hg <
nelwrrn the U.ltd S ates and Mexico,
IS Just On uur parl. and "e nave even
hcar ru the army denounced tor ocropN
M ,he posuron they did, uFop the RIO
Grande We think Ihls derunclatn n
unraued tut. erd at all hazards take u
ONLY dlHerrni p'sl'i"n.
We wou d BE- und rsIaod tha' We were
opposed 10 the auueXa'l, n OF Texas be,
cause It was CalCuIaled 10 unsettIe me
haitnce of power between the s'aVehold1 :
l. aud non slaveho'd,ng states eA'end
the atea OF slavery in this co0utrt, aud
the povcrpmeI tuvcrs tefrl'orV so large
and ur such diversified interests es 10
| pndannpr lrs slabItny and perpetUlly ;
! moreover he ctarm OI Mckee to that
country Ihru-h ackuow edged t" be
1 lost nv the three gpat nations " me
civilized world had not been yielded BY
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TO THE READERS OF THE FREE
PRESS.

The under1i med hes determined to lay
down the quill and take up the musket.
Ills connectiol with the Eduoiial depart
ment OF the Free Press, must, therefore,
Tor the present, terminate. lie trusts that
the field he proposes entering, will enatle
him to be more useful than the one he is a.
bout to oaIaudon. lie hopes that whoever
may take up the quill which he now re-
signs. may render himself more uVnrally
known, more seryicea'In in the good caus.
which tie undersigned, in his humble way.
has advocated. lie has only time to return
to hs friends in the county Ol Carroll his
thanks for the many expressions OF kind
ness offered to him, since his connection
with thrs papers and in an especial man
ner u the clt2cn5 OF Carrolhou. The ma
ny, very mruy Testimonials of fripud-hrp
and kIudnrss received at their hands, du-
ring his solourn among them, although he
may never be able luII y to repay, he assures
them are too deeply craven on the heart Tor
time to erase. Ills Wings friends he ex-
hors to lirmde's AID zeal in the principles
cherished y them; they are principles if
adhered TO, Will bring every man to biz du.
~ N Whatever way his c0uatry calls, To
his Young friends and ruuuaIrjOus with
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-12

We learn that ABuAH w. FAKER and
EpwArp l.. CARNEY, two hard money edi-
tors. had fight al fslicutls a lew days
since at Wooe ter-and that the latter came
off second BEST ohio Repository.
We hope, Tor the honor OF the crati, that
our Canton neighbor has been msiniormed
in regard TO This matter. Sorry indeed
should We be t. believe that peaCradle citi-
gems would be- guilty Of such an oulragei
but if our quoudan friends tciH indulge al
ter this fashion, let them go TO Texas, where
they can use theT shooting aichs to some
advantage, and their impressions will not
crimson their cheeks with the blush Of
shame.
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w r. LLOYD.
TO OUR PATRONS.

Amongst the volunteers who marched
from thls place on "Wednesday last, were
our esteemed friends, Wm 4. Lloyd and
THOs W. COLLIER, the editor and senior
pnbshprot hlspaper They have always
gaIIantIy co9tendrd tor the rights OF their
country at home, and now, when it, soil is
invaded 10y foreign enemy, when the
lives our citizens are threatened by semi
btrharOu- foe, they are found where they
atmaps wcrc, battling for what they regard
the rights OF lheir country, They have,
tor time, laid aside the goose quill and the
composing suck -houlderrd their mu-kct4,
and molchrd to the scene OF contest at thr
first sound of alarm. Their absence will
he regretted by our cluzens generally, but
to the writer OF this article will be severe
" lrIt.
The Free Press will he continued, during
their absence, under the supervision OF
JoHN EoRTEU, the JUROR publisher, who will
attend to all business connected with The
firm, os well as TO the unfinished business
OF I. W. COLLIER. Those who are indeh,-
cj 70 llr, Collier should remember tha, he
has lett family brhiud, and that that TAM
+ lly maa be supported. Its therefore hoped
/ th.tt .lhpy tpiIl g4a Ihn uarn..i,, ,f l;.,L.,,
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SPUNK AND PATRIOTISM.

The IoI owing auaclote Is a fair speci-
men Of the spirit and patriotism OF the A.
merlean p"onr, When the news OF the
frs, 1ttio Is attack OF the Mexcans upon
General Taylor was conveyed 10 Mobile,
every body started TO his assistance. The
hammer, the loom, and ,hs anvil the
merchants counter, aud the lawyers brief
were suddenly deserted;-- the planter,
and the planters eons--the rich man aud
the poor man-lhe merchant and the me-
chanic-sll volunteered. Even the steam
boat was "unmanned;" !" and one of the no
hest of those great Mississippi river cas-.
Ties was left completely alone at the wharf
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A leller irom New Oueans, pub llshet
10 the NalIoUat inttltgvucrf, sptakIne.
OF tue lie brilliant uCtluns on tie Ri,.
Grade, says.
Al acc unIs sgrre that the Mrxicar
army vino luuGht Genera Taylor WEI
well and tuIty equipped and supple
with ever requisite, aud that they di
play cd much sHII aud hrmness IN a'
uon. General Vega, now here, sa
that IT, charge made by the dtagtl
uuder Captain May, aud The coo.
qupnt capDute 0t HE Mtx.can ;r,nler
saved the American Army. Thest 81
we've uul only t0vantagto post
bul had a hresslwrIk thrown up, viii
ditch IN honi Of TIN iact an aril /.
battery So soon as q u TaNiorr
crlved IL, he rode up TO Capt May :
! told htm he must tGke II at any C
anu eff be dashed. AT the hcaG OF tn
4 lIu0p OF Dragons, going forward llk
tornado b undtng Over ditch, br
work, aud every thlng else t, at G.
III u|S Nd " lb'b"'p " 'hN h''b ~
Itry,In ull iuH, who nohlt sUIpt
HIM, although ottuuTse The hoIsts'
outs,uppt6 them IL The race o
The pniiIsht d a"CouHIs STATES lhaf
NpXiCans sutstqu nliy remained
gUns; bul lesru tins WIS not lhe
as the h1h regiment followed So
that they prevented II and the M
never again fired hose guns, aut :
remained IN our posAessltn FlE
OF the dtagoone. mntg rhrm "
Luuu o. MaS's Utu. fell OF wet
mounted ~ theU htp IL HE charge
simuiIuutGUs ChttT rab through
tanks as they saw the drsgoons soe
lantIv dash over the breast work at to
a. one letter Expresses It, "rIghl through
the NJ xictrs IKE s'rrak oil lightning
Cop, Nav himself L lIrd lhree Mpx'csnS
IN the charge. and personality mnde Gen
Vega his p'Isohet So adsanIegeoOs'1
VAS this tslterV posted, one letter say :,
that had il M, been imm' d'a'elv s'h"
ced, il would IN very short time have
nsde sad havoc 10 our racks, an6 The
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except the captain and one tall, Ia'hy ire
man. Engineers, elerl.S, la' orrrs, all bad
"goue 10 Maauolas. 81 be captain loOSrd
tie picture OF blauk dism5y .-"What IN
the name OF 4 atpm.s cried she frightened
man, what am to do!' aud he Ioaked
along his deserted decks ~ uttrr horror.
"Dl! hat are you 10 do, Gaping" quietly
said The tiremtn, rolling down his s.eeves
and hurrying on bis coat aud hat-"do as
they al have done and a. intend to do
iinr the volunteers, aud help LEX the MeX-
Icans!' saylug which, be boiIed IncontI-
nenty, Iravrbg the captain quite aione.
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the former Vps teiore them attended 10
hat. bat nov. when the latt1r has t5scm@
necessary. th,ir response Is, the sons OF
Carroll age always ready! Let others
finch It they will. We are always Gim!
Whether at the ballot boX OF esIuItge toX.
We always de- our du,y! Ana thsy VII dc
it. They may &, dtiraied htt will never
surrender! We know many OF sbe voiun-
teers Intimately. No braver or more Patri-
otc men ever lived. Place then, whare
you wfl, We kgoU that the name OF Car
roll will never be tarnished ty them.
With an army composed OF such men We
have no fears a. 10 the re-ult. WI;h Grm
hearts and willing hands they will meet
the enemies OF their country at all times,
and in all places; and never "strike their
coors' until they teach them that the hon
or Of the American Gov ernment is not to
tramPled upon.
But white our citizens are defending the
rights OF THEN country abroad, let il be
borne IN mind that we have dugies to per-
form at home. Many of the volunteers
have left families tehind-fral wives and
tender chiIdren--whO must he cared for,
Let every man regard it as his duty, en-
joined upon him alike by patriotism and phi
IautHropy to see that such families shall
receive all the neCes-arips and comforts
thr country wII aford;--Iet it not be said
that while he families Of those whOsIay at
hone are riotiug in luxury, those OF the
poor -olt;crs. the defenders Of their rOun.
try, are on the hrtk Of starvation, or that
they are cleaning scanty substance from
thn mggydiy charity OF some OF their
ncghJOr-; Irttt be Lorne in mind that the
pay of the soldier is too meagre to support
hi family at home; and lastly, when YOU
assemble at the ballot boX Oh the second
Tuesday OF October next, remember that
our present Representative III Congress
voted TO refuge ths miserable pittancp to
TWENTY TuRLL CENTS PER DAY!
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sld., arnt xuft-a 10 xFtrtre'i ~ ~
havIcg tgra sausatr g., .ts' -. -
tf Vntuu. g. t.t-f h.. tsvrs..ta . s' eve
~ ttasuusbie a,d tn,y.it- ut r-'ssa
hat u Ha~ th, duIy 81 he goS, guWr".
10 s,uu - tiuup- Iu the itui.psfu. IuN-
as, iof ~. .ttrnce against any ''ruf.
sluns that might b. made y tHv M,xt.
cans.
T,xas proper as oIigIualiN auj once
CLAIM, h, ths Unutd States aas aa'ua+
drd = I.uui>laua un h. Eas Rru K ser
otrh4 M, b. aud Inr liuI. III CutuIs-
do aud the saladu go tae sunIh aud ~est:
bul Ih,s wss not the I,xrs IhaT dee az.
ed II,r ruut .. nJ,d' 90 MrNIco nnh -
sumed a SIT aud independent g"Sttn-
ment: that Texas CLAIMED soSuTrigHty
+ So The klo Gfaude. g. sume Oi lie bat
! llrs Hnd ,klr,nIshss Wttr ioUght between
the Nnpers aud tn, Riu Gta8de, the "a.
bahuauts Of Which unned wuh FtXss
in arms sgainSt NexlcO MsNtcu dad
not Weld ber CLAIM aud neHhei d,d she
10 t, xas: bot I, xss tXrrclsed Iurlsd,c
ton over the TerrtUry 10 the Rln
Crapde. and The inhabitants theltof
claimed 10 be a part o. Iexas; as such
il lgas Texas, snd the annrSa'nn pf
par beiGg sanctioned Dy our pIople and
laws. We became hound To deirud The
! whole TO the RIO q aude, 10 plant our
army there aud de'gbd every fuur o. he
al. n, Ia N
aud the Elo Graude is just as good as be.
tween tht Nurces aud the Red River,
l. mot wuh pruFrittt bd q Iected
! ptdr The earm 10 the RI Grsude 0eees
saflly involves that o. SanJa F. aud The
surrounding country The prople Of
that region 90 uOr cain our protection,
nor w,re Ihry engaged ~ the war of
| T. xan Indt PendtHue. The tWlsIcn
rom the head waters Oi rh, R,d RIVER
to me Riu q aude IN the Bah EotalleI
of laInule Is as Ba'uraI a DIVISION ss loI,
lowing ht RIO G:ande 10 us source.
Urlmatety We have TO doubt buI Tho
! CaIiuTnras Will be MT N efs Of this or
s,mIDar republics 10 cI, Sc asSGcIdrlon
w1h tins The ilde ol emigration 10
| that country renders that evtU, certain,
! al no distant day, even On Mr. Calh uu's
pruclple OF "maSDeny naerNiN" tut
we do uul Iock or wtsE Tor IL as con.
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