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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

officers. followed by citizens on horseback.
all armed with rifles. reviewers, swords and
horse-pistols, assembled on shore IN front Of
the vessel where the prisoner was confined,
and having formed in two lines, the prisoner
was led through handcatied and Found, placed
in cart and seated on lis coffin Arriving
at the gallows, the prisoner was asked ii he
wished to address the people: he answered
in the negative.
I'he minister then stepped into the cart. and
after reading prayer in behalf OF the prison-
er. addressed the assembled multitude as near
as | can recollect as follows:
- Friends. we are now called upon In
the Providence Of God 10 witness scene
which we have not been accustomed to IN tile
States, where society is fully organized. and
where order prevails. This man, (poinliuE
to the prisoner,) according 10 our laws. the
laws of this our adopted country, has forfeit
ed his life, and we are called upon this day to
witness the execution Of the law upon this per
son. whose life mus. be taken for the safety
of society,"" Then turning and placing his
hand on The prisoners head. and turning his
eyes upward. said Young man, look to
Jesus. and let your prayer he, :" lord Jesus,
receive my spirit" In less than one hour
the soul which now animates thi7 body will
take It's exit FIR the spirit world and this body
will be consigned To the silent touih. there 70
10 Judgment. We have done all that we
could do for you. We have prayed that the
same Savior who forgave the dying thief on
the cross may also forgive YOU"
The Sheriff then pl4ced.the rope about the
prisoners neck, white cap was drawn over
his fice. the word was given, the clrt drove
from under, leaving him swinging until pro-
nounced dead, by the doctors. The body was
then taken down and buried with the cIuthes,
hat, and even the rope stlll upon his person.
With respect To the Gold here | would say
that, from what have seen and know. that
there is plenty Of it here. The money BUSH
ness ia no doubt less lucrative now than it
was few months ago-much depends on
lucb-all are not successful. Silver coin de-
mands high premium. An old acquaintance
visited cur tent to-day who has been here
some time. I saw his bag Of dust: one lump
weighed two ounces.
Saleratus i worth here az Stockton. 81 per
H.; -four, cts. PER ID; rice 5 cts. per
H.; corn, : per hushel; horses, from 500
10 ) mules. from 90 to milk SO
cts. per quart; welding wagon tire. s and
the same for shoeing horse; digging grave,
fifteen dollars.
intended 10 have written much longer
/ letter, but everything is in confusion, as We
are preparing 10 leave for the mines.
ours, &c, x.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

The following letter has been received by
Mr. SFEaRY. Of this place, from friend re-
Gently arrived At the Gold Region, via. Cape
Horn:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
CIRCUIT COURT.
lows CoU STY NIsUUSsIS.

lows CoUSTT NIsuUSsIS.
State Of Wisconsin,
Coun Y OF Iowa.
Mar to"den' In Chancery
Johnson Bowden. Petition Tor Divorce.
n \ reading and fling the petition OF Mary Bow
NJ den praying Tor a divorce from the bands o.
Ml,r.m0ny with her hush ,nI John on Bp.,den.
Il Is orde Il att the sad petition be BROUGHT TO
AeIin. before this Court at Chambers al nv Or
nee Ia Mineral Point in the said County OF Iowa
or, fia ..-h day OF December o49 II is further
ordered tina both or either Of sand parties may
IA . testimony 10 be read on the bearing OF said
net.uon be ore N!Iuacl r. NTH Esq, Court Com
missioner for said CGuu o. Iowa at his Office
IN Mineral Point In said C3utiN, on Inc %"5h DAY
OF December. A. d. ls4g brtu zen the hours OF g
o CLOCK A.. NJ and o'clock P. N. o. san day and
also before the Court al the hearing I, = ir-'AeT
ordered that a copy OF THIS order be published .of
siN successive wee s. IN the ~ isconSin Tribune, =
public Newspaper. printed at Mineral Point in said
County before. said 9th day OF December, A. y.
1912. and proof thereof furnished TO this Court al
said hearing
MORTIMER N.JACKeON
Judge OF the 9Th Judicial Circuit OF the
State of Wisconsin.
S,a.eof Wisconsin, &. LJmtes Hu'ohisoa. Clerk
COM NOT Iotea, IS. attic Circuit { o1rf ~
and foy he County and S a.e aforesaid 30 Eere5l
cfyl that the atore 0ad JlreeaiHg me anil cor
rec r2py Of The Orders nude Ly sad Court IN Ike
aJore e.aLisd cause.
Itltae.s my hand and tic seal Of fae
Isl sad CIR his II.h day o. Aotcmb1
L. y. 1912
JAMES HUTCUlSON Clerk.
Circuit Court. low g.. Wis.
c. & F. J. DUx>. S,.iciturs for p .t'ri ,rr-
TGv6.I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

I'd ETWEEN the house of Rev z. Eddy in this
p village. amt Pitrtev.lIo, a few DAYS since a
LARGE CLUSTER Be. OH PIN. The Enfer
wall be literally rewarded upon leaving it at dis
Office.
Mineral Point. Nov 9th. 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
'I.Ni ) I F-RLINT ., NReT7ff
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
SheriE Office.

Mineral Point. ept. nth 1910. SLOW
Washhurne & WooGman ATTY. Tor Plaintiff.
y b The above sale is postponed 10 saturday
the 18th day of November, at the same time and
pltCe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

- s'-,'4 .ss-ss-- Un ~ssz-sasx4-e-Lsa o..
THE Observation-Disclosures. ore existing between
the Subscribers. as Attorneys and C0uuseIlors. Is
lhls day dissolved by mutual consent All indebl-
eduess 10 the late firm OF JoSEs 4 CRlwroRD may
be paid 10 either Of the subscribers who are auth
oIized to receipt Tor the saIre
DAVID w JONES,
SAMUEL CRAWFORD
Dated, Mineral Point. June 2zd. ls49 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16


By virtue o. a writ of Fier Faclas issued out
ot and under seal ct the Circuit Court of Iowa
County and TO me directed and delivered IN favor
OF Ohm d. An-icv aid against the goods and hat
ryl, lands and tenclacnts OF thomas jenkins /
have Fiezed and levied upon the following desert
bed real estate as the property OF said defendant
to wit. situate living and being IN the County Of
Iowa State OF Wisconsin. adjoining 10 Dodgeyie
and including several Lots IN the village OF Dodge
Vile as laid ON by Charles T Legale April goth
1917. recorded al VI neral Point "a day Of Ocio-
her S47. IN Boo, a. page 900, VIZ: The north
east quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
No. tLirty-lhree. (a3) in township No six. (6)
north OF range No three % east, and the north
west quarter Of the north vest quarter Of section
No. thirty-.our.(34) IN the same township, with
all the privileges and appurtenances belonging 10
the two Aforesaid peices OF land and will offer
and sell at public endGe for Cash all the right,
ftIe and interest tge said Thomas jenkins had IN
and 10 the above described real estate on the goth
day Of April $50 OF AZ any time since; at the
front door OF tie Court House in the town Of Min
eral Pom, in the couaty o Iowa on aturday. the
h-rd dlv Of Novenn ser, A. d. 1919. between the
hours Of 10 cloca A NJ. and 4 0 clock p VI.
OF said day as the lax directs.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
Iowa County Wisconsin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
STRRYS.

TAKEN UP by tnr subscriber on the 5th
| at November inst > red and white stays.
one vrry old with ID sln,t tail aud part nf tlp
i-it torn hiakarr off 7 az niner abaui 6 or :
years nld and blind IA. III left eye. The
"vncr Is requested to Gail. prove property.
pay charges and take lli"u AWAY.
FEFER LLOYD.
Mill Greek, Arnua. Nov u o.. 1919 1870
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

II PLEASE OBJ ERVE that Wi~tars R,Isar
Of Wild Cherry Bark possesses rare medicinal yir-
tines. FOR there Is scarcely family in our land
that does not use il in some simple form ant are
benefited by its use The BtIsqm 81 WiII Cherry
is prepared by the celebrated DR. Wistar of Pb;l4-
deinha.frorn the extract OF the Prunus Virginia.
(Wild Cherrvl in h ghiv concentrated STATE with
other powerful agents TINT are equally celebrated
or their soothing, healing and strengthening MIA
ence unon the lungs. For The relef a. puImonq.
~ complaints. his compound is certainly superior
TO all others with which we have become 7cguaiu--
ed, and we earnestly recommend the afflicted TO
NIKE trial of this article
Sold by. T. RoioIr Mineral Point,
F. Badglev PistfevilIe.
Df&ss Evans po3ce- lie
Mineral 1aar- Nov 16 $3.50
ONEHUNDRED AND Frey TH9y-
SAND PERSONS die annually Of Causump-
ton in the United States; so saw the hest in
formed medical writer's. This mortllity might
be reduced nine-tenths, if early recourse he
had 10 DR. RoFERs' SYRUP OF LivE2wogr AND
Tar. For proof, see pamphlet in hands Of
Agent.
Mineral Point, Nov. lG, lS49.
Sold by, T. Rodolf, Mineral Point,
+. Badgley Plaueyllle.
Davis Evans Dodgeville
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
EEs.ahshea noass.

Just received one hundred Blanket Coats AM
Sac.ls which Will be sold cheap
by JNO. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
Piano for Sale.

/ Point. Nov 9th. 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
SHEhIE Is SAFE.

Sheriff Office Mineral Point Get zGth fs4g
Mess Eaton and Cc-hrcn, Plaintiff Attys 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

id,o,


Iva. ,rnly erauicd few day. nro. 10 learn that
the Boarl Of Trustee. II The Marshall Female Institute
had SECURED the service, Of ihr Rev Thoma. d W..
son ln that Institution. 10 oumoencc ga of about t'l,
LIT Of February nest THIS selection srsinks well tor
iea fiturs pr,s,-,ry Of the Institution itself well a.
for TIDE .slncnnonnl interest, II iir whole community
Wherein u !. esnhlishcd THIS Institute being De-
raumcu, Of The Marshall University was incorporated
by th- ofer,s, Of the Republic Of Texas, IN lsie and
hbrmr endowed wi.h lands, which lr uow located
and tarti, patented and IN situation to he sold or
otherwise dslas,d o. for the hcucf, of the Institution
The school has hrcn IN operation ior upwards u four
years under the supervisory care of an energetic and
c'rircn, Boari Of Trustees who It is believed have
spared no pains and cttron. to build up an lu..
tuition worthy fihe town OF Marshall and din Alursh.
ing community, aud ye, they have not succeeded
True, they have had no mean school hat 1t has not
been whal II should have trcn. under the c,tcum.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

II The las, number of the N4nsasd Adtrr-
nser contains the vale .lctory of Il & JAsvAFY'
Ard the introductory Of rEtgH SnEARrR. who
la, purchased the printing establishment. Inv
Aa,eraser is to be suspended a iew weeks, ~
order to make arrangements for IT'S permanent
continuance The paper under Mr january :
administration, has, under Iie circumstance
L..n wei. conducted, and has been Of much
service to Mansfield, and the parish Of De Soto
The new proprietor is, We understand, prac-
teal prln,sr and a gentleman OF no 'neonsiiefa-
bio talent AID experience We wish him sue
GEES even beyond has hopes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

A few DAYS ago We paid "A visit TO the thh
Factory OF Mcssrs, ALfxAsplR a Bnoon, about
,hrce.quar,efs OF mile west of Marshall We
were agrccably surprised with The industry aud
mechanical skill OF these gentlemen, and cannot
bat think they de scr,. the favorable notice OF
the pubic They commenced a, ,heir presen,
location in the woods, in Ma, last, and have, ~
the mean TIME erected the necessary buildings
and completed several guns which they have
sold very readily. Mr. Alexander informed Us
tina, he was going Norh, in short time, IN order
to make PREPARATIONS TO carry on his business
on a more extended scale lie showed us
GIN of 10 saws, which he was finishing for Nr
Roscborough, who resides about s miles south.
ives, Of ini, place, which, as piece Of work
manship, cannot be easily surpassed. This Gln'
he thought. would turn out about five bag, per
day lie had sold one Of 20 saw, he Informed
u. to Mr. Ashbur Marlin, who lives about %
miles west OF Marshall, which gnned IN little
over two days, 7,7oo pound. of seed cotton,
when It was first put up: but he thinks II will
exceed tins amount, when II ha7 been IN opera
,icn a short time. he gave us sample 81 the
cotton from this Gin. which We shall keep lor
the inspection Of those who may be DESTROYS Of
reeing ii.
We take a pleasure in Recommending ,bess
gentlemen, believing them good mechanics, and
their establishment, a great acquisition 10 our
county There are many advantages gained by
enc ouragng home industry, which VIII readily
sugges, themselves to every one. No, the beast
h, the warrsn, Of their work. a. they can always
|. found. Cali and see them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

We have been kndiy m'orrd, By friend
with the pcrusal II letter from our Repre-
sentative, J NJ. Clough, dated Nov 3ih, from.
winch We extract the following
I'VE are beginning to do some business by
way If Legislation indeed, there IS l good
deal commenced
Many exciting questions The Appor'lon-
meat Is 1 mean me Old once j. causing great
excitement Some of the members ihuS Of
re...uiug their seats, ou the ground tAat % :
unconstitutional Il Is expected
that new Bal will be introduced t.a, sc,siou.
fc. II Fine old las j, uu,, thu, legislative bod,
.iiug under an Illegal charter, can do nothing
only iu involve Itself IA u moru serious diiii-
Guilty
The Santa f. Juri- dieiion question. is now
before Us b. late Intelligence from that quar-
ter Il seem, the, are dong all they can To
establish "a State, free and independents It's Il
.omc ), hat >, ruu. state OF aairs
The Amendment Of the Constitution was
earned throughout the State by large vote.
But ttrsu .uom, 20 be some question =, To
whether th, ,ot, j, legal. TIE matter Is 10"
before d committee for Investigation, and "ll!
b. .unbmitted to-day
The Disinet Attorneys, u is thought by
some. will b. elected by the Legislature. a'n
not able 10 inform YOU.
Col. Eyil l., here, well aud IN fine sprits.
flo viii not be Installed uRlii the tic 4isI Of
December
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

" We notice 10 the last Calio Gazette the
withdrawal Of VI. ID llERRiso from thai cslab-
li.hnrni Sir. G.. w kvrs ~ now the sole
proprietor Mr II has resumed the practice
Of tn. law for bis success, he la, our best
wishes. The Glsafie. under the late firm, "as
ably conducted and Increased in patronage, 1t
will. we feel assured under the new arrange
men,, prove a lucrative establishment, aud fully
sustain It's hgh reputation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

~ We have received several numbers OF
Tn Ttu,h L,gion, published al Gala'in, Ten
pessee. It IS large agd handsomely printed
,hee,, conducted We Judge, from the spec mems
before US. with much ability, and occupies the
true Constitutional ground On ihe question Of
slavery, which /. discusses with bold an, 'ear-
les. .prit. We welcome II cordially to ouf
exchange lis,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

We learn from the Pleayune Of the 2l''' 'ha'
- Official returns have been received al the once
Of the Secretary Of State from every pa'''' e''
cen; Union, Claiborne Jack and CaleAsie''
which give for Walker. lT'i3'' Tor Dee'oue'
l6746 ss.o,ty for Walker 4os ono''is'"'
..,,,n. had been received Of the full vote OF
umon. Claiborne, and Calcasiea, which beng
sa5.d. make the vote stand for Walker ls'l5o'
for Dec!ou,i 1921 majority So. Jackson
!. yarously reported at 10 TO 100 Tor "a'Ne''
,has making hi, majority in the State se5' or
1885. according a, the vote o. Jackson may
lac This IS a difference Of 1900 IN favor o!
the democrats, What wilher1as 'e0uAe 10
the Administration
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

important from n Paso.
The 81 Louis Republican, OF the 18th inst
ha. been furnished by gratemau from Ne"
Mexico. with .ptnr notes OF recent occurrence,
m HAL quarter. lie WAS at I'll Pasao at TIE
time of the arrival OF the | :. i:Jops.
Ma Vaullou and hi, command consisting
Of ~ companies OF the 3rd Infantry, ARMED
1T the pa.o del Norle CA tie lejh OF Sepiem-
ber Cob Johnson, oi the Fopogrhhieal tner-
neers, accompanied Ma Nanliorn for the puf'
pose ol NAH ~ surrey =. TO enabir the govern
ncnl 10 decide on 4 location tor a new JDlt TO
b. established ~ the l'aso dci Norle. Ma.
Nanllofn bad stationed 100 OF the troops on
the Ponce Rancho, ana 200 at the Preside del
Norte, about 20 m,e, down the river Col
Jacs Hy, Indian Agent was present, and
Was using all means N his power 10 Affect "
treaty wiki the Apache Indians. Sacha treaty
would no doubt. be- signed, but whether they
would observe il Wa. another matter.
MAJOR Stem Of the L 5. Dragons, OF the
l5lh Of August, abou, 80 nile, IVES, OF Dpna-
ul. gave battle 20 a party OF Apache INDIAN.
They were IN cIHaa, and bred from beiiind
large rocks. The action lasted from I TO
O'Clock, r. 81, during wbeh the Indians wee
driven thrcc miles up the cgH1n. Night letnn-
uaed ,bc battle and as the MAJOR WAS supposed
to be- mortally wounded, and rs lhel had 10 re-
tura seven miles TO hnd water II was ueemed
advisable not to follow the Indians iur,A,r.
Five OF "a Indians ware Killed IN THIS uga.c-
mcnt MAJOR Stein lost Strgt Norwood. WHO
was shot through the heart Scrgl Snider died
of hl. wound, GA the lith OF september Ma
Sen .As able 20 WAX on the liih OF Scptem.
Der, bat the BAL nad not been extracted The
q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29
" II DIAL



Hcar Sir In answer % Ynnf note, IT ihe iSih INST .
requesting 10 STATE ihe Substance OF cnnNen Alton
that occurred between u.s. alb u the lst 81 sept on the
suhee 81 a. article published IN the Siar Stat, Pauo
over your signature ,nutei 90 Hereditary lrnusm.-
SION viii state that IN the conyeratu, referred to
IA your note you di.c, owed the intention OF publishing
i, l." Hereditary Trr,mlssion as your own pro.
iucaun bps that You ony give It to the public as a
COLLECTION NJ facts or as the received opinions Of the
profession on thai subject. whieh vou sah any me
NIGH, understand ny reading your letter TO the editor
Respectfully your obelicn, servant,
" TAYLOR
W II pi,t VI n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

II In another column will he found call
far town meeting, 10 consider the prop'e'y
OF incorporating our town. VIC hops iaeFo
va te rcre.a, attendance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

system. s"d elected he Rev. 7 n VIII,
ehaur Of the school amer the expiration Of a.
~'-inn. The f:eods Ct mat In.tii1,ion ma, -
forward 10 bright prospects in lie iuur- n,
]. not only gentleman q heh eiaas,.,
also 'os'sern gentleman. and on- who a.
Of FEMALES, has ~ sxtsr,or IA the s.uth n.
Tnfencc in teaching. and hi. thorourh li,,.t1
scientific requirements, In The English L.
Hebrew French aud sIani,h language, -.
more al,-,ruse sciences of Naiicmaiio.
Ionomy, etc viii enable him To imtsr
tone to the Manla!l IL male ln.,,,u,.. Il
known in is history 1t |. Underwood
Board Of Trustees and Mr. " ,hs, liz al;
nto the .chool a complete corls Of teacher, a.
sufficient to attend TO Any numbsr Of purs., A.. ~
be, Ia connection with himself, to ,ns,r,s, d..
fhaf pertain, to tie ,dIcafoa q (,maio.
A Pam,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29
Tho Democratic Governor Of Tennessee

Tho Democratic oovsrnor Of Tennessee.
1t vii be- remembered thai fhe gubrrnaio oral
coul,s, n Tennessee turned upon the slavery
question. The wings took the ground that
there VA. no real cause OF danger in the al,i-
iude Of lhc North upon the SUBJECT Of iFeesoh +
lha, even If the WImot proNso was passed 1t
was the du'y Of the south TO submit to 1t. The
democracy took the opposite ground-thal Of
resistance to unconstitutional wrong. The
result is known, the wings were beaten, aud
the democrats candidate ior Governor elected.
Governor Brown, (,he late wing Goveruor) IN
bi~ ,aediciory message continues to maintain
the doctrine ., SUBMISSION In opposition
to this Is the Inaugural Message Of his sue.
cessiul competitor, Governor Trousdale He
maintains what ne conceive 10 be the true doc
,riue, and points out the course the south
should pursue We subIoin an txtrac, from
his message
According ~ the ,uriur Of our federal md state
governments. certain specified powers have hren d"
egaed Ia the irfmnr whilst all others have been re-
served 10 the latter he prrsfNui Of the line tins
lance 90 guarding against cucrnrimruts ga .it!sf
dc Nnu Will n0 f,l 90 feel sensfhf the hsgh rsspn-
,hhly "mch rests uls'u YOU ln maintain The rights -
served 10 yjuf rousillucnis IN all their uness and
NRur
\ deep conviction ri.ing upon the minds u many,
upt in ihts conviction PARTICIPATE. thni disposition
pfrvais amongst arRr portion of onr northern h-r.
hcn To- r've such direction 20 lhe action "i Congress
~ wlil uiumlieiy uicfirr With the rights rrsrr,ed to
- 900 cNfHct u"h Win we hsihhNh 90 slavery u De-
unis dutg u our bet interests 60 meet This di.s
suon ~ HE i'r4 h'd nni 10 assert and mmuam our
nights WIN unilincbine hrnne's u "ili We raiilY
concealed BY at nat t1g'rS> has mo power {" inter.
rn iircolY wHh slavery IA The Siaics such ~ M
leritfrucc would b. . efn-s violation of our rnnsu
upnnl nights ilai 49, "a mot huuGlalr lini aiiy one
wiil hive the ianihwd to 0plS~r II onr danger Dos
fm Ice W "s'n ana 1ifoti h~anlr upon "nr nfht', hn
100 cover aii uilfrrl m'h'nns' "h"r' ultimate Pnf
Tsr and c""nry MI br i' eiir'i n.uli' winch eunld
nr be- attained by direct means II tongras- can be-
lndarrd 70 adopt = se,es oi mei1t- whioh Would
ruHtr'r HN MATCHMAKING N,af. WIN lfr" lrru'uV!
""u.l apti.h sln'rY 30 me bsiN'' 81 '"'umnia AMI
ano her lot 'ar 'npfanni hat the pcfanes Of our
m,,.,r. a. ,e. a, we'll a. era'1., i,.ct stirmn,s to
infringe u"n rehe 70 T. our '"e'nn dnV TO protest
has been Obligated by the Constitution In ihal m.
'lfnme"' nni p" ~arHsn' ~ any a'u"" 10y onsr',
stand UPON constitutional ground IN denying The power
81 "sIy , s 70 , ,,.'o." u o'n s,asefy y,
The common property Of the several slab. u hr cot.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

Conscience is tho renarder Of virtue aad the
s,errg II ernie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

" The election in New York has resulted
IN free soil triumph. The wings have carried
the state
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

" Governor GEORGE + Woop has issued
a Proclamation recommending the first Thurs
day in December next to b. observed as a day
Of Thanksgiving.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-29

!, is stated that General John Garland. ac-
companied BY his family, is on his way to thu.
State, to take the place Of General Worth, de-
es,ssI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-01
United states Patent once,

M the petition OF Asa Burgess and Herman Baldwin, Washing
Connecticut,
said
Tor years patent place
on the 10Th day OF October, lsfg-
IL ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once
the
persons notified appear cause any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered, publshed nteIscncer
Republic and Union, Washington eyi North American Ca
Philadelphia Telegraph, Harri-buW Tribune,
Advertiser, Rochester Couran Hartford Atlas, Cincinnati
nal Combus Herald, Cleveland for
previous September
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Patents
p Editors Of papers will please copy their
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this notice.
July 6--law3w