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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

Nft i'4NtN.it I.iH l4h' l4.'| ' west %, Ottawa
They consist az nearly
800 Varieties Of Apple.
And grn0' variety ul I'a--, Pums, and Chn-r.n-
which have been selected witl Gaze and great cN.
p'nsc tom thc most popular urI approved Nur-c-
res IN thc Union, embracing nearly al. the standing
yafcuc, IN the eastern and southern states the i-l,
OF which ls conf iruty believed. cannot il to sg!,
the most delicate and refined pilates
Tn" subscriber us.umos with conf lrHcc Tint he
haS the greatest rnyiclu and most speudid Gyg1rt-
msut 10 be iourd va northern Illinois The tree.
me i,om 90 3 years OF aye, nIi ranging 'gom > 10
feet ln height, and wei. prup0I'uD.i
Ii Is believed that the lImcutlur rclu.--ncss on
tie p7Tt ui farmers, every where observable ~ plan
unr fruit trees, Is mostly attributable 90 the umo,,
ton, failure, IN mos, casc-, where trees have been
,ranspantcd from distance, and the iihruu- roots
on which the tree relies iuI iis uu'Um"ul have bee
come dcaiir tno long exposure tp dry mr. or sc-
we're Tosts after taking them up, either otwhch Is
ta'a, to ne growth But these embarrassment, ru
longer exist The hrurr can now h- supplrl ~
hls own vicinity with the number and variety hr
wishes. grown 40 'hr sam, sou aud climate lu which
they NE 20 De Imu-p.nu'cl
1.-THE trees are taken up IN the sprnc, i, should hr
done soon after the frost /, out Of the guunirt all
events, before the lrat begins To put forth Il taken
upinth fall, they should be buried until prug
Apple trees ct the Nursery l.. ccnl- u,i other
kinds, - cents WELLS WATT
DAYTON. Ian ~ lSiN-ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

as hdeehood. Heac2forth VIII protect my.
hlr Ioo'e snii lie must be allowed to defend
himself lFom this indecent attack. which was
made on u newspaper lie c1ur'ci no hostility.
lie was pialn man and spoke plainly This re.
. IpFi-tha same .n both lauuys-was said 10 be
i-lsr. Inc reporters were a. accurate e.. rcru-t.
. ''s could BE. lie was .L 'le laL.. Of w!:tH, on;
/ ,.'''"a' iiuni ,at rgpur'cI.a notes The senator
H"N Always followed Tie same practice Trs,,r.
/ Jay ia % stormy debate, The reporters could 10,
eaten every word. There were chasms in the
notes presented Lin. He admitted that there
might be some slisI.t difference some omissions
or changes Of words
lie had alluded yesterday 20 an affair II honor
between the senator and senator from s Caro-.
ma. II was stated 20 ne tha. !, was an imr~o,.
~ a.'usion, and ! admitted it-and therefore lef.
ott iAH; matter. One other very harsh remark
! made, on some stories resting on tie senator's
character IN carly liie and that omitted. E.:
Il insisted on, can give tie reporters notes.
I5 remarks wc-e as Uricf, as spoken, us they
were written. Nauything past was omitted. lie
n'" repeatedlt. He was done with the quarrel
h'Te--Iie had said al ,hathe ishcd to say. He
had spoken his sentiments Of 'hcEerator vary oft.
.n--,and once in published letter Whist could
ne 90 more. He was willing as .e said ycstpr-
day to call the Senator 20 proper pga,sl,5eat II
hc made no claim 10 any privilege
He wished TO know whether tie senator cg-.
.!Iercd himself responsible to 'he law Of hone!
l own myself so responsible If lie is let Lin q.
vow It, aud at proper time, &c, the matter can
be settled
Mr. Benton sneored and the matter dropped.
\ message ofnn executive character was rccei.
we'd from the presidcn; Of the L. $.
Ihc California message was taken I'd and blr
Chase concluded his speech in favor Of the adm.s.
sion OF California and Of the Wilmot ployiso.
Dir Foote urged that his motion to raise q Sc.
lect committee should be voted On tomorrow.
Mr.. Foote's resolution WAS taken up and post.
ponrd till one o'clock tomorrow
The senate went into executive session !.r
few minutes and adjourned
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miscellaneous.

Johnston y Chnrru0ud, Express lceRiS fJ,
Livingston and Fdrgo's Line Ottawa, N.
George Smith, fashionable Tailor. opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the flshons from
the East and Will be happy to make up clothing Tor
a who may iavor HIM with their patronage 4 tt
warranted IN every case Particular attention p,jl
TO Cutting. Ottawa, mny 10, 1919
seth {. Earl, Carriage, kousr!'pad sign Painter
PapcreraRd Gtasisr, Ouawa. III Shop ON Co.
lunl5us street over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage makershop.
Jacob G.Si3nc. Saddle, Harness. and Tugk
Manufacturer, and Carriage Trimmer, corner of
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
A. Il. Smith, Fashionable Tailor-norh side of
the Court house square, Otaica, III Fashions
warranted. Cutting don, TO order
Jos. III. Wagner, Justice of the Peace, Office in
the northeast corner OF the courthouse up stairs,
OffatrG. dee 40
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. IN & 9i5ts, ,

Walker ~ Eickling. Dr1lcrs in Drurs. lT2i-
emes, Pants OILS, Furnishes, Pd',At -Ne&,-
ciHeS. Glass, &c, Ottawa, H.
White n Hunter. D,alers in Drpga N,f!-incs
PdsHto, OILS, Patent Medicipcs, Fqrmxiis DUs.
stu9S,Sc second store north ui,he Mansion house
Ottawa ILL.,
& l.. Thompson. DsG'crm DrucePaicEi Nrfi.
eineS, Paints; OHs, furnishes, Dys-gtugs &c
Between City EIotcland ReIljck's block.
3. j. smith. Dcaler in Drugs. Nsii-.aes Paints
OILS Dye StufS, SC. &c, Newark, kcuia.. cytu.
ty Illinois
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
4 ltturnrn 6

thamplin n Wallace. j. c Champlm-W II
l.. Wallace attorneys and tOuHseil0TSm Lar
i'llrc up stairs in the next building north of the
I''H office. nov 90 10
l., e., Leland. attorney and Counscllor at Lar,
b. n'noyed his Office from Rrddck's block to
rph formerly occupied by the she,if, IN the
,N. .Jpsr, now occupied IN part by Lorenzo Lc-
I.I may / -
'.- '"sher. Geo II Morn. Geo : Fish
i.....y5 at LIic and LdRq AGENTS, Oifq-
o.. ,W pay particular attentlOnto to the pay
ih'nt %! tuArs IN any part OF Illinois, purchasing
md selling real estate, investigating titles, collect
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants, and locating them on the best lGHdS for
soldiers or others, sccurngpenslons and oil claims
against the government. Office IN the court house
April Is, 1919.
NJ. T.. Hollistcr, attorney and Counssilor At
Lam, and SJlIcSt0r an ChdHcerg--Ot Ottlwa, m
Office over the rear OF c. Burr's store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan -
Glover n Cook, u. q. Gloycr-B {. Cook II.
toTHsys and COuHseiiOrs at LaW- Otiairn. OF
hcc IN Reddlck's Block east side ot the public
square. iun 'is-H
Henry G.. Cotton, ittoracy anil Cgnuge!ior af
Lar and SolicitOr m ChdHccrg--O OtarG, Ws
oillce IN Rcdlick's block, east side OF the public
square. Jun II
S.W. Randall, iu5rnryGt lar Osrsg9. Ken
henddH Ca. HS. Aug 10, I-iS--tt
q 4. Ingalls,. itiorurv and CounScll0yqt Lqir
Opposite the Sherman llousc, CHICAGO, lLis
Particular attention paid TO Agencies and collect
ing mfh %. -
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Il Dotcl5 | 5

Fox River House, by l. DLIANo. on the canal.
ucnr the aquaduct. Canal packets stop regularly
u, this house
American House. the confluence of the IL
lnos and Fox Rivers aud near the bridge
Mansion House, Ounwa, m ,by II Tu,ry Pas
sengcrs carried tree TO and from The canal pack.
cls. Stages arrive md depart daily
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FORGET NOT TIE UNHAPPY.

Fe-ge, rot The unhappy.
hmii lie bright and CAV;
! ,. word can give you nothing
/, w.. not take away
" sar much, then, Of the moment,
lor never can rcupw,
AMI '.'ra not the unharpy.
For Oh lheir friends axe few
Their frep13 ore few, and family
I.ng whisper comfort new,
i ~ 't!rrsrant assistance
"aL cold and coutious brow:
Each 'unutn they are gazing,
tn0n ,hni- wnich toGo.
Or, i.rEeyro, ihc unhappy.
FC. kindness comet. Sow.
Fo,re; no; The unhappy.
-, THOUGH sorow may annoy.
Iac'r's something then ter memory.
EsrsaTer to cnioyt
Oh su.. from Fortunes garland
Sore flowers for o'hffs stTew.
Era FORGET not the urhqpyy.
For al their friend sse few
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

FoR the GUrNr SALT LAKE Tho Uncle sam
arrived nt thr wharf on sun ay last with 1900 tons
of trSight, aud four hundred and sixty pas.rugrr---
all English cmiErnnts destined Tor the Mormon
country IN thr Nlrnty 9th" Salt Lake They
in healthy condition and wrrn neat aud uly IN
their appearance, AMI had, W,,lnl, look Of intel
hrcnCc uncommon tn most Of the cmig.nni- who
laid on our shores Thcyproctrd to Council Bluff,
on the Missouri rivcr from which place they leave
overland tor their destination ut Louis RcrcHlc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

Twas on a dark December evening,
Loud the blast and bitter cold
Downward came the whirlng waters,
Deep and black the river rolld,
Not dog beneath the tempest
Not a bcggar pom his beat,
Wind and ram anG cold and darkness
Swept through every street
Muiid TO the teeth that evening
was struggling IN the storm,
through pestllcnt lanes and hungry alleys F.,
Suddenly an ancient form
icerd from out gloomy doorway,
And with trembling croak it said
"ln the left hand empty garrct
You will find woman-dcad
Never stcppd finer creature,
When ,hc was a simple maid,
But she did, like many others
LoyG man, and was betrayal.
have seen her in her carriage
Riding in her hair
And I've seen her starving ttorriun
DuyuQ hear . and nOw--he'S there "
Up the worn and slippery stair
With quickencd pulse spruuc,
Famine, fi.th, and mean De pair
Round about the darkness hung,
No kind vision met my gIluoes,
Friend or helper Of the poor.
So the cr.z, room | entered,
Aud looked down upon the floor
There on the rough and naked boards
4 long gauut, wasted isure lay
Murdered lu it, yuufl hv llifllrrr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20
From the Home Journal.
The Flag Of Our Union
by GEO. ?. MORRIS.

"A song for our banner The wa,chword recall
Which gave the Republic her station;
United we stand divided We frll'-
hmade and preserves US nation,
Inc union OF lakes-the union OF lands
- The union of States none can sever
The union Of hearts--ihe union Of hands-
And the Flag of the Union forever
And ever
The F.ag Ct our Union forever
ha' toa ~ hls infinite wisdom designed.
- ttla armed wi'h ycpuhlicnn thunder.
~, al tHe ta.,lts dcspots and isc,ions combined
-, nave %" power to conquer or sundrr,
gG UNION ci !7kes--thc union Of lands
,r, ~ Jhlonoi States none cur sever
AHt uot heuds--he union Of hands--
And the E!aq q the Union forever
And ever
The Fag q our Union forever
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STORAGE & formur0iuo.

Johnston & ChaTraaud. Storage : Clriuissol
Merchants Warehouse cast s.dc q the bridge.
Man canal, Ottawa, H. nov %
l.. HIS. Storage, ForrGrding md Cgmw.ys.on
MeTcaGt, dealer IN all kladS Of pr93yrc TIuc'-
Warehouse, No. >, Sidc-Cut, Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

Conerof WaterGH CoiumJusst near For Rircr
TllE subscriber respectfully informs the people of
Ottawa. and the travelling public generally that
he has purchased the above coiumodiou4 rstnbl,h-
H'At' ana having undergone thorough repairs and
renovation, II Is NOW open for the accommodation OF
travellers and boardcTs IN at onst us good stylc ns
any other house IA town can afford and on the low
cst terms Ample stab,ng Is attached to the estab-
lshnrnt The public are asked 10 give him trial
tg-No one need ,hun the house through fear Of
pring blended ty the perfumes oi!Iquor, none IL
kept abont the os,abAAmcnt
JACOB MILLER
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WAisr Wir--A poor corset maker. out Of work
and starving thus vented her miserable complaint
Shame lhn, should he without brend-l that have
stayed the stomach n, thousands"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

cord and stTiic. no Is the iactlOuist and dsuu
g iouist.
He JMr, f. was in favor q settling ,lis terrific
rial question before the California bill was passed
for II That could be done, the California lin could
receive the votes Of many of her friend, wlo
would not otherwise be wiling 70 supUort her
BY his motion the California lii v6.ld receive
the votes Of all her friends, and her admission
would be made acceptable 10 the whole country
no. then, was tho true friend Of California.
Mr. Benton said that when be said tie friends
Of California, he meant by tie torn friends Of
California those who were in favor Of admitting
her as a state into the Union at once. without r.
nandng her to the territorial condition. and with.
out d!ssoTlng this Union on account Of her adD.is.
sion as a State
This was, he believed The American Senate
He believed that personalities md attacks uroa
the motives and character Of sgu.,or, wore by
th" rules of the body, forbidden Personalities
and attacks upon motives were he believed for
bdden by the rules and law q dccurum lie ehe.
lieyed they were forbidden by the laws Of the
senate and the rules Of dcconn. Til. was what
he Delic"ei lie would now te. what be Kne,e-
lie knew that the attacks upon lis motives and
character made here today, and before tyldav
were false and cowarIly This was what he
KSEw
/ Nr Footc said that hewas somewh.t SURPRISED
at the lecture upon the laws OF the senate and
the rules of decurum, jurt administered by the
Senator. The Senator was rather inconsistent
though IN the matter. He should have applied
little Of 1t to himself The Senator claims TO
be wei ycrsein IN the rules Of order, he claims to
be the oldest senator he claim, 10 be Pct-r Sc.
aat'@ and rs such had thought it proper TO con.
denim personalities yet at tue .ame time cxercis.
ed the privilege of iniuiting int them The Saua-
tor lIggg-. in layiulr y.yt-,, ,,.'o-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

The State Of Connecticut Is the meanest State in
New England towards negroes. She roSs them
OF oil night 10 the ballot hoS-not IN spita ot her
religion, but IN accordance with it.-God deliver the
heather from .Nchrelgnn sc proy e. f'-p ci'''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

a French Youth requested the notorious ro5ber
Canouche To engage him IN his band. where has
thou served I" asked he 1.-TWO years with an at.
,oyuey. and six months with an inspector OF the po.
Ice" Well said Cartouchc chat who,s time
shall be ,eeencd ns II thou hast served in my troop"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20
From the Keepsake, for 1850
The Surgeons Tale.
BY DARRY CORNWALL.
Nerdict-"F5uHd Dead"

Nerdict--"FDuHd Dead"
About ten years ago paragraph appeared in
some Of the daily newspapers, giving an account
Of an inquest held on the body Of "A young wo-
man found dead in some obscure street or lane
IN London, The body was discovered frightful-
ly emnciated, scantily clothed, and in poor gar
ret which was entirely destitute Of every article
Of furniture, comfort or otherwise except a few
ragged loycettcrs, which she had preserved thro'
every priyation According to the evidence, she
had been at one time a person Of considerable
beauty, and had evidently died Of hunger
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

NNN NDCLOTIIS of oil colors and qualities, fan.
'. md plnin cassmeres, heavy shecps grcy, sat.
weeds, Jeans, hard times, also canton and
u,y J CUSHMANa
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Groceries.
(lOiI,S.

CUGAK, CoiIcc, Teas, Spices oi all kinds, soaps
~ candles, Tobacco, Mackcrc white Fish, Goldfish
md herring Just received. CUSHNlAN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20

WllEAT, corn, oats, barley, pork, hides talIow
" hecSwax, feathers, iurs, and almost every
thing else the nrmer raises for cash and goods.
Oct26 l.. I. SANDER. 81 Go.
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Business CARDS.
New Lumber Yard.

Tlll;undersisned beGs to inform the public gene
= rail- that he has for sale every variety Of
Lumber, Shingles, and Laih,
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Scene in the Sena'e.--Mr. roo,c and Col.
HPnton.

The Telegraph has already advised Us Of the
recent wordy ienconire between Massrs. FoorE
and BESTos in the Senate. The EPublie gives
the following report Of wha; trauspircd On that
occa.Lun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-04-20
IRON, Nails, and steel.
"nntctl,

On TONS assorted Iron, Nails, and Steel il
OO receiycd.nnd for sale by j. MtvLry, & Co.
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i's's as'3s $4,000 Tsaas Tsar.tdrr"'' '1l o'" il

CESs,sN WIIU0t UlTIH0.tT- my lam nuI
l. Ngscvua the i-ss' eide Of Tor Rur
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KNON lNsyRANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 2tib,OliU.
FlRF, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.

Office on Mater ST, near Market IN II'jsc's Ror
Vinccancs, Indiana.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-31

W copy the following article from
N.a Tna., po5.,-aelta \ lera s.it. 10.
~ So, b,l,,c las ever byya defender 'i
.aa.Hs-a r.,, When a northern paper 30
tbe midst OF q population opposed io tie SCUM
d4re. 60 openly and boldly speak the truth
what j commentary d, il upon those " mix ana
cider y0U.,au. aHd presses among Us vi"
sos, 40 their dcnwcauons for those who are
ut,an. tof our interests We think however
that ias editor gives Me-,r.. Cay and Webster
a great acai more credit than they are eaI'tled
go. d. ht j.. uot entirely m.'aAfu - 10 their
views Ta., ha,c both done much 90 foster
.ud encourage tucNcg SPIRIT Of inatic'n To-
.l.,a be .ay. ,hc, are opposed and g b. on2
a.A. vHca .u storm b, getting io' strong Tor
u.a .ai iaey are r,sdn. from tae ISSUE
g...# tI.., h4tn mad, themselves
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-31

worthy fllns-ciixen. Thrnas " Sir,lJ \, :
Senate for their actinn. aud fsluesls the (
roniirm hm for Anorney ocnrra n, g.
being amended. which give the election In,
We had no power To confirm. nor the t.o,.,,,. :
point therefore ih- domination wa. laid o,.,,
VI Clough has introduced into the lIou..
1uinng commissioners 10 he appointed To
debt due from Pamela and tishur to liatr,.on
a. you recommended IN your letter
\ h,il authorizing the County cour, of n.
county ln have r.enn book u iran.cf,l..s ,..n
Nip on ~ lhni and final reading IN the s.na,. :"
pa-i the House ct Representative.
\ oill to quiet hand THE. issued to colon.,.
.rtilcr. etc pte,iou. tn ,he closing Of III. l,n,a
,u i,9i has passed the senate and il now ,..l ~
.deration ia ihe other end of the Capitol -,
the mll. with some OF the arguments IN h.. =
usa.urr understand IN consequence sft,.t
bat few doeumeuis have reached NanI.n
.e... ,hem constantly and rcgrct they have l..,...
wa the route The session will clo~- ,l.s,,
r,huA-, The Senate. by resolution. van =, "
mun. now business after to-day Should D.
hear from yoa | remain, your obr,lirnt .e,,.,'
/ TAYto,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-31
Lettors Of Ex-GovoInor Troup

We publish ou our first page tvo 'e''c-.
from "a. Governor raori. Of Gcor..l, adlr.--oi
f. gentleman Of Mobe. which we extract
from the duIy Rssev Of 'hatciy Coming
q. theg DO from au oId anj venerable man, aHi
devoted ta,ad O. 'he -Ha'h. 'h,f PRE- worthy
At least OF peru-d and Of consideration. The
distinguished writer, say. the Rrgefsr al.
though be- has reached Use advanced ace Of
three score years aBd ten, and for '1r h.f
twenty year. ha, lived ln entire ssg'l-.uu from
pubic lite. marlfest- "a knowledge Of pupic
affairs. and exhibit, s.eor Of intellect in ibrr
discussion worthy Of 'hc hc-' laY- Of Oh. man.
hood The Ordinance of 81. aud ihe Missouri
compromise are aHsl} fcd, and the constitutional
right. 81 the slave states ,Indcaicd s.th an
ab.l.'y tlat aiil command admiration The
tribute Of re-pcct ae cordially eainrse, how
ever much We m8y dilcf s- regard, ,omc por-
ton. Of the letter "" ihink be does injustice
to the gallant Lafayette w elnuot reconcile
distinguished patriot TO believe That be- would
have rrjoiccd at the destruction Of the southern
pcoplr W do mot believe either that any mll-
ilar, preparation. should be- made by the south
until di.uu.on j, inevitable; and o,cn then our
policy should be- 10 prepare for protection. but
not for aggression y eieil war is fo he d,pre-
Gated, and if possible to be a'odtl II dis
union must come, let It eome WIth peacc--a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-31

u We would call attention to the public
ExAntSATios, "a Mrs BoNorYs school, on
"Wednesday next, which !. alluded to IN her al
veriisement which will be found on the next
rage
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-31

We copy the following article. und..
above head from the South tarnlistap ,.i, !
ed At Columbia, : e. We find tia, uhl
presses at other southern states ara ,..
ubly silent upon the question Of our bo,,l
the papers of South Carolina, with N,, 4
lautry and patriotism for which they AZ.
tnuui,hcd. are battling for our claim and d.
ing it> earnest attention by the southern 4,
cation IN Congress,
Tho President in alludIng TO the ADM
Of NcW Mexico. >ludiously omit, To "a,
about the boundary dispute between the ~.
reAa, and that territory.
We deem the recognition of the el,.
rtNa- as ct great Importance 10 the soul \,
% point upon which every southern state !,
come o. her aud Tins boundary claimed /, !.
SISTER state embraces nearly the whole 81.
nlar, OF New MeNieo and would give y.
area sufficient to make one or more add
States. with her established ins'iia,a,, 4
course " ben FrNJ. WAS annexed size al
iH- boundary and "a, u consequence. The n
H'HIat AItNfH IitH. So" wv iNiUlt AiiN Dis II
ted .h federal ewcrumcni from acting = i
pure a idt matter Tb- boundary mu,. /.
tled before lb,' people Of New McAeo e
admission INTO Tie Mol.
\uu- -p,tuiuioa~ are INDUCED jrw,I
lrr,d.a' H.- ,o -iudious'N aAoided 80 Ne
uro' diilrulfy he ma, wish 10 a,ai. \
responsibility upon the subject but a, ia.s
-sa..tod. lis hI-1b probable CpHsn,.
prescott l.m vita 8 resolution Of lnqan
tlo1 to o.
We hope 10 -cc every southern deal
stand m Texas 10 advocating her Cham i
result will Affect c,cu s.Aycholdinr stale
must boz remembered auai,cr~u dctl-.oc
-nr rc,a- tfse State for het ueIghbg |
uc-do- il.-, $50 mast, 10 maintain our u.
m i Guorol lhr mIcd Stale, Scasi, 1
toH lHt N,N NeN.,o comes lnto the tnal
% -oItlyru slate,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-31
Kt.ptVUUIIY, YOUR 0N ~, !. ~
THOMAS IT. BfNlV


SiAvrRY AMONG TUT bHfGoN lNn'A
CORES pondcui Of the >ribnpe, wiring ''"I !,
\lsqmlly. Oregon, respecting the o''Ess
ans. makes the following important an'
ment Won viii probably be SURPRISE
slavery So generally prevails among 'n. "a.
ans. This system exists among al Wv
every portion OF Oorcgoh have ''e"
the Indians ~ n traveller or upen hns's
most sections Of TIN, territory ana h,' I N
observation confirms the statement WIN"
made.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-19
Ayer's Cherry PecIOrai

lust received and for sale wholesale ard retail by
y ID, SCOTT JR, & CO.,
April26 dow 243 Msin Street.