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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-07


HrcH HANDED OUTRAGE IN TExAs.--LYNoH
Law BY u. S. TRoops.--On Monday evening,
LIST inst, party of United States soldiers left
their camp, near Fredericksburgh, and marched
into town, mounted and fully armed They inn
mediately surrounded the store belonging to
Messrs C.. ]. Cook & Co. Of this city, and having
placed strong guards in every direction, to pre-
vent the approach Of any of the citizens Of the
town, proceeded and broke open the store A
Young man about Is years of age, clerk in the
establishment, was ordered to procure them light,
which order enforced by pistol presented at
his breast. They then ordered him to leave the
store in his night dress, not even permitting him
to take his own clothing. The burglars then de-
Iiberately piled quantity Of combustible materi-
ais in the centre Of the floor and set it on fire, the
guards on the outside, in the mean time, prevent
ing the approach of any person, either to extin-
guish the flames to save the least article from
the store; and the result was that the store and
its entire contents including the archieves and re-
cords of Gillespie county entirely destroyed.
The building was the property of Mr.. Chester
b. Stark, of Fredericksburgh, and cost 81 800.
The book accounts, notes and merchandise des-
troyed is estimated at from 50 900 to $4,000 In
addition to this, all the archieves and records or
Gillespie county, including deeds, mortgages, dc:
belong to private persons, as well as bonds and
vouchers of administrators and executors---in
short, every thing appertanng to the county and
Probate Courts, were entirely destroyed. Ya.
The circumstances that led to this disgraceful
affair was an ARRAY that occurred the day previous,
between Mr.. J. nj. Hunter Ia person IN, the en-
ploy Of C. J. Cook g. Coz and "a soldier, in which
the latter was unfortunately killed,-San .anionio
| (Tsru') Ledger, July II,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-07

HHE SOUTHERN PRESS.

For the Southern Press
m Justice, the Boon we ask.
Brothers, a boon a boon mot on our knees we
crave, t E
But brow erect as free-born men,
And calmly bold, as sue the brave,
In peace we seek our ends to gain:
Brothers, boon we crave.
Brothers, a boon! boon mo treasure S boarded
store, sf 49,
But justice due, to equals given,
Those rights for which in days of yore,
Our fathers hand in hand have striven
This boon we crave mo more.
Ay, from our heart Of hearts. Brothers, boon!
boon!
As truth would plead TO truth we sue,
Forgetful of each injury gone,
To kindly old affections true:
Brothers, we crave this boon.
Close linked our fathers stood, in true and noble
fight; a .i5 s @
Oh! by their valor--by their blood, -
BY every tie that linked them tight, 1
In serried ranks of brotherhood
Brothers, grant us our right.
Not often used to sue, hot boils our Southern
blood, " Ea
When taunt on taunt but mocks our claim,
And bold Injustice, fierce hath stood
The sword and halter to proclaim:
Guardians of brotherhood
Brothers not thus, not thus! are peace and Union
nursed,
The Southern patriot meets your threat,
And doubly holds that bond accurs't,
Which thus yourselves teach him to hate:
4 Yourselves its links thus burst
Then Brothers hear us plead! Oh, by our brother
hood, 815
Grant us but justice, grant our right, '4s40
BY all that s noble, all that s good,
BY all that's true and all that's bright,
BY Southern heart and Southern blood, "a,
In earnest faith our troth we plight,
Witness it, Truth and God
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator Of the
| Estate of THos. J JOHNSON, deceased, hereby
notifies the creditors of said estate that, in pursu-
ance of an order of the honorable Orphans Court,
he will be in attendance at the Orphans Court
Room, on Saturday, the Oath inst. for the purpose
of paying all just claims against said estate
THOS. J. JOHNSON, Administrator
Aug. Std (Union g. Intelligencer copy
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Vol. 4.

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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-07

PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN GEoRGA-Meetngs
have been held in county after county, in which
the action Of the Nashville Convention if fully
confirmed and approved. A number of other
calls have been made for county meetings with
the same object. We recollect at this time but
three that have been held on the other SIDE al
Macon and in Morgan, and one other. So fal
as public meetings and their proceedings show
the sentiments of the State, Georgia will APP
prove the course of the Nashville Convention by
an overwhelming majority. Ifthe relative strength
of the Missouri line and Mr.. Clays plan should
be tested by the numbers that have declared in
favor of the one or the other, we may safely
conclude that there are ten in favor Of the for
mer to one friend of the latter.--Mariela Geor-
gia Paper. f;.farE ., ..r.g.
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FERDINAND MouLror

FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Will practice in the several courts in the District,
and attend to the prosecution of claims
against the Government.
Office corner Of z and It'll streets, opposite the
General Post Office.
2aw,tf ~ ogls Az
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-07

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE -Neto Orleans, july
24.-Six buildings on st, mn street, and three
on st. Claude street, werc consumed to-day
A child persisted in the a,u pes,
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MATHEWES & ROPER

LNactors and Commission Merchants, for Cotton,
IL Rice, Bagging small country Produce, Van
derhorsts Wharf, Charleston, S. c.
Aug. 3-1a.w en-. Nr
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j. Knox Walker,

attorney at Lac and General Agent,
OFF Il s his services in his profession and as
~ Agent for the Prosecution and Collection OF
Claims before Congress and the Departments also for
obtaining Patents a
All business confded to him will be promptly at
tended tn. III ~
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-07

U. S. MrNT.-The following is the amount Of
gold deposits received in July, 1850, is the
United States Mint, in Pbila-, :. $4,000 900 90
Coinage of gold, same period, !. I,927,S35 90
Silver deposits, 40ss7 IA
Silver coinage, 24.3,o 90
Copper do. 1896 O3
Amount of gold deposits received 2
III lo3O, $l3,79l.2lO 90
Amount of gold coinage, l2669466 so
Amount of silver deposits received
III iooo, .... 2S6,342 81
Amount of silver coinage in 1850, 224,O37 Id
copper " SlS3 80
Total amount of California gold rec cived at the
Philadelphia Mint Sis, 900 90
Do. at Branch Mint, New Orleans. 2.584.3I0 90
SMITHS FoLDINc MAcHfNE.-TI,i wonderful
piece of mechanism attached to the Transcript
press, for folding newspapers, has attracted visit
tiers by the hundred, every afterno on for the last
fortnight, to witness its novel and curious ope-
atoms, and our press room has become quite a
place of call, during the printing of our inside
form. 1t moves with the precision of chro-
nometor, is never out of order, and does its work
with more accuracy of fold than could be done
by the most experienced folder. 1t is capable
of folding a sheet a second when attached to the
fast prcsses,-Bosto3 1ranscriR,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-07

The Madrid Heraldo, of the Cd July, says
that the whole paragraph aIluding to the insult
offered by Narvaez to the American Minister is
absolutely .false. s
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
FNHROUGH TICKETS bv JTn;ted St,ta, Mail

'IT1nOodrl IIChEl > by United States Mail
i Steamship GEORGIA, Captsin D. d. Por
ter, United States Navy. On TUESDAY, August
18th, at 3 2. M, from her dock, foot of Warren
street, N. r., with the Government mails for San
Francisco.
| The arrangements for the transportation of pas
sengers direct from New York to Chagres, and
from Panama to San Francisco, being now com
plete, the voyages for which tickets were issued
having been rapidly and successfully performed,
the Company are now prepared to issue through
tickets to San Francisco.
The books for the GEORGIA on the 18th Au-
gust are now open, and passages can be secured
on application at the Office of the Company, 1 IL
West street, arthe corner of Warren street, at the
following rates:
From Panama to San Francisco-State-room
berths $500. Storage berth $50, found with beds
and a separate mess table.
From New York to Chagres- State-room 500.
Standee berth $50. Storage berth $50; found bed
and separate mess table. E.
Early application will be necessary to secure a
through ticket by the Georgia, August 18th, a
small number only being for sale by her.
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Southern Rights Meeting at Upatoic.

A large and respectable number of the citizens
of Muscogee with many from the adjoining
counties Of Talbot and Harris assembled at Up
atoie in Mnscogee county on the 27th ult, to
give an expression of their views in relation to
the question now agitating the country. l@
Messrs. Rockmore and Riley were called to
the chair and DIR. Mathews requested to act as
Secretary After the object of the meeting
had been stated by the chair in a few and nppro-
pirate remarks, n committee, consisting of A. s..
Ruthford, Hon. w. G. Smith, A. Iverson, jr.,
W. G. Booth, r. Brooks, w. IT, Colvin Esqs.,
were appointed to report resolutions for the ac-
ton Of the meeting: The following are some
of the resolutions passed unanimously. Elo-
quent and able speeches were made in their
favor by the Hon. j. w. G. Smith, DIR. Mathews
Messrs. Iverson, Booth and Brooks. 3 2a
RESOLVED, That we witness with pleasure and
hope the unanimity and moderation of the Nash
vile Convention, and heartily approve the reso-
lutions Of that body. The Territories are the
common property of the people OF the United
States, and we are entitled to afull enjoyment Of
the whole of them without let or intolerance.
But if the two sections of the eonfederacy can
not hold occupancy without dispute, 1t is natural
and right that the territories he treated as Avop-
erty, and divided between them; the ri: rs Of
both being adequately secured, that in div idine
the property, the Missouri Compromise line, il
not the most equitable, is an honora BILE division
line, having been adopted by our nthers, and
acquiesced in by all parties for thirty years
Resblred, That our Senators and Represents
tives cannot truly serve us by voting for Mr.,
Clay's Compromise Bill, or any other measure
which shall not give to the people of the South
equal rights on the public domain at least to SO.
30 north latitude. E.E.ass h.M g#.F .a.E
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Tone 81 Southern sentiment.
No. -.

SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING IN FRANKLIN
We notice in the Southern Wing the proceed
ings of meeting of the citizens of Franklin
county, held at Gainesville on the 23d ult Drs.
Henry and Freeman were called to the Chair
and A. Hathaway, ESQ., appointed Secretary.
A committee having been appointed to report
resolutions for the action Of the meeting, Gen
Morris, chairman, offered the following among
others, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the territory acquired from
Mexico, is the common and joint property of all
the States, and that the people of each and every
State, have an equal right to emigrate with their
property of every description whatever, and that
the attempt Of the North, to deprive the South
in its peculiar property, Of an equal participation
in the territory, is n papable violation Of the
Constitution, and an outrage upon Southern
rights, and should be resisted at all hazards and
| to the last extremity. 9I. R
Resolred, That waving portion of our con
stitutional rights for the sake of the Union-fo
the sake of peace and harmony between the TIVE
great sections of the confederacy, and to quie
all excitement-we are willing to acquiesce il
an equal division Of the public domain upon thu
ba sis Of the Missouri Comprou mise line OF $500
as set forth in the resolutions o. the Nashville
Con, ention. aja 81 o'ttiaf
Res,olred, That we most cordially approve O
the res, buttons and address of the Nasl. VILE
Convent, IN, as the ultimatum to which the Soul.'
should sub nit ~ H..
Resolued, That the bill reported by the Com
mittee of Thir teen, commonly called the Adjust
ment BILL is no compromise at all, but surren-
der of Southern rights and honor, and an insult
to the South. ..a ~ ',.9
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$500 ~, VIM Soulnsln DiovI "as 'Pi' a,a1
N;, :. u .h;a 49, eApe,'uep anu, -,
snS,';a ~ m 80 ~ 70 so'.a 90 49,
a a. - ''e o'ious Prosisiois u 'ii"'
oopP d. = po,,oy Th., ~, r.a,,
ro,.,,.1,,,;,o In NTH The an,enJJ1oon,s nth
Iomptolse o M,sa e a hia% q aie noun
hp, bas Santt, w;ll ayclnde he, ne"nle froro
we. anJ narfsct titls and that we will resist e in
sverv nossibIe manner and form.
o Resolred. That we approve heartily of the
Nashv;lle Convention. and especially of the adj
dress Of the Conventional the Southern people.
3. Resolved, That as the least and last propo-
sition of settlement, we are willing to abide
by the Missouri Compromise line OF SO IL, ex-
tended to the Pacific ocean, and think that the
South should resist any other further encroaeh-
ment at all hazard. g 81 s{IFa
\ a. Resolped, That AZ part OF the constltu-
ency Of the Hon. Joseph w. Jackson, we here
by express to him our desire, that ne shall OPP
pose the said Compromise with all his talent
and energy. r haNt a#. E, .g7T
B. Resolred, That the first drop OF Southern
blood split in Texas should be signal to the
| whole South to stand by their arms" and that
| we will sustain the PEG pie of Texas in contend
ing for their rights. va IN a gi agga
8. RESOLVED, mat until the present question
is settled we dissolve all party distinctions, and
stand upon the Southern platform. ,l.5
z. Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the Hon. Joseph w. Jackson
and others-to the Editors OF the Republican
-ad Georgian in Savannah. ,-- Bsgr
'5..Y u. u 81 THOMAS billiard, Chm.
Iopx VILLALoHGER, Secry. u gf1 fas.e
a,s' 5safs --- ,tis.gfv ,.,, n,
Public Meeting in Auburn, Ala. r,
,,,,. ;. - been communicated to the
...Vt"~ren s' y ii' that n certain individual
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