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Gentlemen's Boots. Shoes. Tump,
aSs and Mnnroes, Of the most appro, cd
q fashionable syIe. Men's Buffalo
E-A,RI -.sees and (5uli Enstic Over Shoes and
Sandals. an rxcelllnt article. -
" Ladies' GtilcIs. Ialftlaiters, BrOrs
Shoes, Buskin Ties, Pumps, Slippers &c, latest
style
ladies Gum Elaslie Bnskin Ties. Sandals and
Carpet Over Shoes, Socks, e..
Misses' and Chldren's Boots, Shoes, Sippersund
Over Shoes
4]oy's and YouiI 3 Boots and Mnnroes
5000 Tbs. Spanish sole Lc;a iIiCr,
The very best quality, for sale very cheap.
Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Mems Morocco, Kid
Innings and Bindings bestqunliIy.
Also. II good assortment OF Hair and Leather
fl'runks, Nails, Pegs, Hammers, Piucers, Lasts.
sthread, Boot Trees, Boot Irons, Taeks. Avis.
iaces, Crimps, aad almost every thing kept by
-Shoemakers.
Having selected his stock with care and lndg-
dAeiit, and purchased for cush alone and BY keep.
Yng none but the best Of workmcn in his employ.
1le hattcrs himself roE. his long parience in bu
sinsss, having learned that a quick sixpence is
better than n slow shilling. he can do as well by
purchasers as any OF ms competitors in the busi-
pOss, il not a lil;le better. Call and see if he
1annot convince you Of that lact, for The way he
y letting tho stock slide is n caution and no
guistake. All his work warranted and repaired
pee OF sharge, in case the work should give way.
,fhankfel Tor tho liberal patronage heretofore cx i.
snded to him, be soliciIs a share of patronage al
Sis old stand, No so, Market Street, Cadiz, o.
Hidns and Skins, Wheat, Oats. &c, IN
eten in exchanged for any Of the above articles
SAMUEL SLEMMON.
Cadiz. November 90. IS49.
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.-rATToRktY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN Nc.ER1,
GADfZ. q.
&NoKTfNpES $ pf.,eiice in Harrison ma adj
~ joining eountits. and gives rsPecini nR,l
prompi atienioii 10 ssolieciins, Business v Exccn-
TORS. Adminsimfur, 6uauliaus, Wards. Parii-
foHs. Saies - taHis se,tleHent Of Estates, Titles
70 Real Es,,ies Convey yarring. suits at Law aud
IN Chad ery banning and Investment OF money
snd all olherpralessiou1 business placed in The
nharge.
fle is Agent foT the State Bank Of Ohi6 and
.6tkefs. for aniHg HoI.ry. DC. Sc.
Oihoe removes 10 Nilgure's Corner, un Market
seffest. Cadi4, apnll7 1850.
raos, l.. JEwErT. S. q. rkfrARL
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/ itobensack's Worm Syrup.
TENHE best and perhaps the most useful uedi
! Il cine ever offered to the public forthc de
slruGton OF Worms that HiTIict the Human Fam
ny lis Hobcnsaoks's Worm Syrup.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
fdu that have those IiitIc ones entrusted 70 your
cure. to nourish ana rear MP in childhood should
consider they are more or less afflicted with di.
stise IN tlcir tender years nnd of all diseases
Itthictlng them none so fatal ns mor7us rcy pot
"p'y destroy them but aggravAte mosr All diseases
S"rn as plarrhoa, hooscncss &c. They are not
confined to children alone but grown pGrso,,s ,,rc
Im0re or less subject to them, and not unlrenrcnf.
suHef "hen the least su poet from That hight
iul reptile. the
Tape worm.
4. no" shocking the idea Of a human being, pin
! lng away miserable existence with such Il mon.
strr prii ytng upon the vitals of life. While others
wli excite your fears to sell lhcr spurious nrticls
wlih no evidence OF their virtues. Aud to show
Inc unprecedented success and established lenu.
iaiion OF lloocnsncks Worm Syrup. We viii here
let sufferer tell his own tale iwoe, and rvnIres
!hc generosity Of his noble soul in strains OF grat
illae lof ms reilol from the messenger of Death
ana VINO affirmed and sHbciihrd before n Iustice
loI The Ieace in the cnunty OF Philadelphia
WiliamsJn, Camden county, M.
MEssRs HoRENsAcE,-WitL the blessing Of n I
N!hd providence, send yon these few lines inlnr- |
ming Jon Of the wonderful effects of vnur Worm
y fup. Having been attended, br fourteen differ /
cm Doctors. without receiving any benefit, npd
nearing OF the wonderful cures performed by vonr
worm syrup was inpuced to try it, and mon
takilig the tenth bottle I was much relieved bv
PaaSing tape worm 81 feet in length Nv Iuilb
III 'ial time Incoming SO much in lis favor. md
my "iic being unwrll, induced her TO tr, il. and
To her uttrr asohi-Lmeut She passed slomnch
"o'ms ahd was restored 10 healih | have used
! Wtth my children, two whom were much nj
llctcd and large number of worms we're n,,ssrd
y both with ulmost an immediate restoration 10
lralh. YEAWANSpNTTI "
August 18th, lS49.
County of Philadelphia, IS.
Personally appeared before me. the sphso,iber
,he ol TIE Aldermen in and for the said connty
ne above named Yeamans Paul. who. aler bei9yg,
'oly ahrmca according TO law, dolh denosc and
''S' (hhi me above statement is ist and lrue in
very p2ltrular. "' Al
Affirmed md subscribed before me. ib;s I5d,
ay oi August, l649.
SAML. ENGARD. Alderman
The above certifcntc we deem sufficient I' s,,
sly all and 10 the afflicted We wonId sny ,sa
o9er while ilobensacks' Worm Syrup can be haJ
j. ~ d g. . lloBENSACK, Proprictors.
For sale By J. BeaR, ]. p. Hood and Sn1drr 8
McC'rn'fck, Ctdi7, and Merchants osncrayj,
throughout Me state. "'S'
o"toho~ 90. 1850.
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and all diseases Of that 1t may be relied when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patent,and for
these distressing diseases especially DRoPsY the pop
would earnestly and honestly recommend it. At its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial will
ihe arirle TO be the
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asa O2s3SEl5aag EmcvCag

in the he alng Of the nost affecting maladies OF
which mankind is subject But we appeal to a
randid and enlightened public, and onl usL +
the numerous cures which ARE being eiGc;,, IA
this Ointment wherever it has been used may se
rnre for it that reputation which its mcrts-thou
The attention be paid to the Objections contained
in the envelopes in which the boxes Of Ointment
are enclosed, us well as The Circulars inlhc bands
ofour Agents.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11
Rheumatism.

BtactpeWs Island, Sent H. 1871
DR 5. P. TowNsEED-Deal Sir: have suffered ter.
fbly for nine years with the Rheumatism considera.
PIE Of the time could not eat sleep or walk had
Inc utmost distressing paiLs and my limbs were ter.
floy swollen have used four bottles Of your Ssrsa
parllla, and they have done more than one thou.
sand dollars worth of good, am much better-in.
oeed am entirely relieved You are at liberty TO
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
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Old DR., Jacob Townsend,

TIE OKIGINAL DISCONEKER OF TIE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townsend about 10 years Of age aad has
long been known as the A UTHOR and DISCO PERER
OF the e UIN u ORIGINAL "TOWNSERD
SARSiPARfLLA : Bong poor, he compelled TO
limit lis manufacture, by which means has been kept out
VI market and the sales cTcumscrbed those only who
had proved It's worth and known value. had reached
the Of many, nevertheless those persons who had
boen healed Of diseases, and saved from DEATH pro-
claimed It's wonderful
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DS. S. P. TowNsErD-I verify believe your sarva.
paiilla has been the means, through Providence of
saving my life ] have for several years had a bad
Cough 1t became worse and worse At last raised
large quantities OF blood, had night sweats and was
greatly debated and reduced and did not expect to
live, have only used your Sarsaparlla short time,
and there has wonderful change been wrought in
me. am now able to walk all oger the CITY raise
no blood, and my cough has left me. You can well
imagine that ! am thankful for these results Your
Obedisnt servant WM Russell, 65 Catherinest
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11

VTHEUHI sIHgU3T 10, Is4f
DR. S r TowNsEND-Dear Sir : have little girl
seven years of age, who has been several wears
afflicted with Fits tried almost every thing for
her bat without success at last although we could
iiha no Recommendation yourcrculars for cases like
hers thought, as she was in very delicate health
we would give her some Of your SaIsaparlla and are
glad we did for it not only restored her strength but
she has had no return Of the Fits to our very great
pleasure and surprise. She is fast becoming rurgeJ
and healthy for which feel grateful
Yours respeGtlullv. JOHN BETLER La
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.-..-IEWEFT a IiIPPAItI5.
.gOsEI'lA sllA..ssN.

l-AFToRNG AT LAW AMI SOLICITOR
.z IN Glir4Nt FAY.
M I'LL praotice in Harrison and the ndiuil
Wv Jag Counties. Celleetious Ghe business
Executors aud Administrators Guardians an
Wards, petitions for partition, settlement OF Es-
,iates and all other bgsiness ertrGsled % bis cai
will receive his prompt atiefHioif Oiiire adioin,
ing the Treasurer Office. Cadiz. Apr ts. lS4g
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Female Medicines.


1t Is the safest and most ehectual medicine for
purifying the system, and relieving the sufe1ings at
tehdant upon Childbirth discovered. Ii strength
ems both the mother and the child pl events main and
disease increases and enriches the food those who
nave used it. think is Indispensable 1t is highly use
ful both before and after confinement as it events
Gneases attendant upon child.birth-in Costiveness
Files, Cramps Swelling of the Feet Despondencv
Heartburn Vomiting, Pain in the Back and Lions
False Pains iemorrhage and in regulating the secre
uons and equalizing the circulation it has no equal
The great beauty of this medicine s il alwpys safe
and the most delicate use IT most successfully very
ie% cases require any other medicine in some a
niue castor Oh, or Aiagnesa is useful Exercise in
the open air. and light food with this medicine T.u
always secure a saie and easy confinement
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Cheapest Medicine in the World

N All letters excepting from agents and dealers with
whom he busness) be post psd or attention
will he MI 10 them.
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FItsl Fits!! Fits,,,

DR. 8. P. TOWNSEND, not having tested his Sarsa
perilla in case of Fits Of course, never recommended
IT. and was surprised to receive the following from an
intelligent and respectable Farmer in Weschester
County:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11
HEALING POWER
NUINE OLD DIR JACOB BTOWNSEND'S
SAPSApARIJI

This prepared that all the inert properties of the
Sarsspara root first removed everything capable Of
becoming acid or fermentation extracted and rejected
then every particle OF medical virtue is secured in pure
and concentrated form and thus it is rendered incapable
Of losing any Of its valuable and healing properties Pre-
pared in this way is made the powerful agent in the
Cure OF iE--umerable Diseases.
Hence the reason why hear commentators every
side in its favor by men, women, and children We find
doing wonders in the cure of
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER
COMPLAINT, and in RJfE UNA 7ISAf, $CROF.
ULA, PILES, COSTIFENES.S. all CUTANE.
OUS ERUP7TONS PLlfPLES, BLOTCEfES,
and all affections arising from -.'
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rhe Proprietor OF the GfeAt American Remssy v,ravS.
iEaErAaLE LFruoSrHFuc MI8rURr." iniaeed sr u,
rreut solicitations Of Vi, Agents. lhroaFheat u.B tnsS
,tstre aud f-ust.d, has noy
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-11

ONE pOLLAR,

of his popular and well known article: and ifon IA
heBceiorth, he will put up bat size oIlv. .hs Gu,
boules:-tlie retail price will be
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

Fsrrhasc peace and exemptions from butch
cry! Rut il she be permitted to act as =
free agent, and 10 consider the advantages
and disadvantages. she will scarcely scccN
thu present offer 1t would do more barn
tr Texas to sell her territory ~ the FEEDER.
n Government than Tor \irginia to .s.ll her
Alpinc region TO abolition Ohio. Western
Virginia is not .e,,er adapted tn slave labor
thsa New MsA.co. yea /! II were free terri
ory il wolld soon become filed with !ugi
tive slaves, and for that little strip il Virgin
il would dianember it, the Aboli,ionis,,
woulI give ten millions tomorrow. Even
therr, however. fugitive slaves might he re-
captured s'ier some trouble: whereas, the
furitvcs that woulJ crowd to New Mexico
from Texas and all the Southern States.
could ct.ctnally avoid seizure by passing
still westward. The passage OF Pearce'-
bill 81 far from being compromise of the
slavery question, would by preparing the
way for n free State west aud south OF the
slave States, put a lever IN the hands of the
AloIitio,.sts TO destroy the value OF slave
property, by transferring 1t from Texas.
Louisiana. Mississippi Arkansas, aud Mis-
eour;, 10 California, Oregon, and New Mex
leo. As matter oil mere interest, those
Southern States had better pay Texas twcn.
" millions Of dollars not 10 sell her terrific
~. because they will in few Gears, lose more
than that sum M fugitive slave property. II
il becomes free State.
Again we ash why does the Free soil
party now in power at Washington, desire
10 wrcst this territory from Texas. by pur
chase or the sword, Evidently to make n
Free soil State Of H. They want it for the
samc reason that they want the District OF
Columbia, and the forts aud arseaals of the
United States, wherever situated. to be de
elarcd Free soil. They want ii, not for
peace and harmony, but for the purpose of
snnoying the slavcloldug States, and keep
ing up the agitation OF the slavery question,
We should, consequently, refuse It 10 them
At any ,rice. Every friend of this Union
Of sovereign States, should resist the meas
nrc ~ frangh, with more danger to It's per
pctuitr than any that has ever been devised.
The bill is plausible upon its surface Good
and patriotic men voted for Il. I'D aud
sag. ious writer's have recommended It.
i,ut cur reflections bring us to these concln.
,jons. The abolitiouist in the Executive
chair favors this bill he saws to Texas
"xrc.pt it or the sword " That is enough.
We know tbs ,aan, aud we know the intef.
rs, and the iana,icism he intends to ,ubservc.
Ioniyidna Siaiesman
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or \ correspondent Of the last Patriot
in speaking Of the Santa Fc territory SAYS
" 4 part of this disputed soil never belong.
ed to Texas. This is a fine position for a
Texan To take in view of the clcarness OF
our i.lc, II leads us to nsk ourselves the
all important question What are the
principles Of those among us WIG advocate
nearce's Bill"
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Submission.


submi,siouisis. We ''h''i''no 10 u''"' Wv
following cStraet roman ar'iclein the ndi'
lac JT,,,li Tho editor OF this paper has
- ..i a.. .,,,. mn will distinct.
u '''"' ''''.''' '''.' =, on,,.;,;,, -
ness ah" ''I'' '"' 81,
a sale of oar territory Inc reader WIZ
be surprisod 10 learn that hc Is ia favor 81
a., pc,rc, ,ro,,s,,,op But such is the
-.. .t...,. 90 .u fla. cir.
'"''' ''" wv .....
cums'an'cs 90 th' case ""'' "'' ''''''''''
call il admission.
"1Y,,t IN, nropo.irion is not such as
texas mich, reasonably and Justly expect,
c.v vill d,pv According Ia the solemn
.,,.r,,,,i,s of the annexation resolutions
MI the Tertiary south ii 30 deg. 30 mia.
j.. .l1ye f,rrit.r, and all north of that to
tho north boundary of the State i, slave ter.
,it,ry until Tcxas consents that it NAV be-.
ro,,e o.herv.is, Thus every foot OF the
t,--i,,~. nr.p,.ed Ia he sold to the niicd
Staff. .tt.9,lips FROM - deg. to T. deg
rortb L,titoIs 10 degree. latiiude-or
-oo ,.l.. .o,, ,b.oluirly and tn all I'm.
FONTS and harnesses slave territory. ia sell.
Inc tbi.. te,ri,or,. il IL admitted on all hands
,bst We sell ia the f-cr.od influence
that il h,roi,as f.qe.soil territory to be-
formed into ee.sail states. c4eunall, to
swell IN. froa soil minority IN Congress.
Til. 3. IA seriep. and wri,htv objection to
saHi-, any of fhe Territory south of rs de!r
20 mm Ge v ,souri COMPROMISE liuc
W. ,hnuli ha4p hailti % proposition mn.
hin. tattl. line. ~ .,h rr.a' rlrasuc. But
when the line 4. brought down to the -
don ,...;,,., ,f,,,,.,.l nne of the orrauiyad
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OF We return our thanks to the propri.
etorr Of the Palmetto House, Shreveport,
for late New Orleans papers,
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l,Nus iic tUclf hHNihi7hlh'ht 81 t''"
claim.. Texas may say - them d" we are
wiling To- pay YOU according {" the rate Mt
wlnrh yolr debt la, been scaled by the
auditoflll board Of our state; " but it is by
10 means certain That ihc creditor will come
forward yoluutaril. and fclnlui-hcd his
cltim. vhcl ho ha 70 chance OF ultimately
rrifnr m1.r Dos uh-luacy. The very fact
that TIE United States retains the five mil
ions J. .ui.io,ent p,ideuce that there was an
anticipation Of paying the nominal amount.
Mud there Is another thing ia which We diff
ter from Mr. Smith We thirN this with.
holding o portion of the purchase money is
% du.et mspli to Texas. II wc will look
"a, Che terms uf annexation We vii find that
lho Geaeu Government entirely exempted
it.eli from AMY charge rs regarded the pub
De debi ar irxa.. Aal u i, therefore an
insult lp di-tust the integrity OF "a Sovereign
state. aad 10 place IL ia the degrading aiti-
tudc in which TcAas will be placed by this
hll
NJ Smy.hc having held up the terrors of
war aad nsui1n. sterile wastes, and the
Neeieans. tells va. that il ~ lo uo; accept
the bill uc m IS eadauger the lrIoU. We
made the VI .puri tempromisc TO save the
Union Oregon, tali.anla, a1d the icrri-
,orie, were also surrendered for the same
f.l I'm 6.. SCI. n.,;,,', ,aa .L;r1s
of the taxation hv which the Government is
carried nn wc must Moods give mp one
,niri "I 'H Irnil.ft '' save 'i, mon.
a.
r4rt of H,e So9b that Gpatiri.m has BE-.
camc -o formidable aHddaugcrous. and the
institutions "i 'h' country brought N s"en
80. ,,',' .@.l.''.,,''... and n'n',..d r'Lc
lint litl.. bo,l ni .s,..eueur,s
But aside irum the ditlicul'ics which W.
"a'e before enumerated Should 'Na' "r'
'."' '''''' "''' !,
West of w. '03 dggr"c of longitude and
H'"'' "' sue iAi'li'l "' ~ ~ 'eAas VIII
20 -
aeas. Slto- cannot h.. b.ll in iii. torn.
tpr,. and ti. bound 10 be- tho strong hold
OF ahnlltlnnisu "a section Of the state that
WI '' 'g""l,N H' hostile To our "st.ul'"i'
m
opr frs, r-,,,. f,,, ,.ti.l, t,,,n thn Portland
Mann, ingurcrl that the trce-sor party
,uhh that Thus TERRITORY VIII b" the means
~ '''Nl'5 il" ''''' '''''' 50" W "''''. ",''
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or Mr.. Swiuk the gen,lemanly proprie.
tor OF the Stage line between tins place and
Shreveport, will acecp, our acknowledg.
snents for late papers.
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AGENTS ron rar rEvAs nEfunLIcAs.

AGENTS roR rar rExAs EEfunLIcAs.
J u WiSGsistp. Neu Orieaqs, fei
A. u, B,rrLr. MnuIar. In
Da e SEwKLi R,ehmoad, Mss
A X tnuicoAr,
W X Fo,G, f6fthagc, Jsfds
}. VI l,Rros. Henierson,
" SrLsoS, Narario h,.,
r. J. G. Waara,a Palestine,
X q Itsssf. ffosa,
" = CALDWELL. Tg',r.
iw J y N,rsur. R.si
Cen Wa ; TAYLOR iari''d,
e. Z. ParIfLo. 6dmrr
br. l.. II AsucRoFr, Sdeifsrdls,
+ GRAHAM. JeHersea,
" =. MrAp. iani thaps,
". = iiairt, Rask
Cd " DuR, . Hashias'on,
VILLAS CoyrEs. Dfinr,rheid.
JouN " EiLErr. Hoaou,
4 " i.rwis Hreaham.
u q ilrrr. Nous, Pirasam,
VI " Lawson. Mssf IsisPrsr.
M.asnAL.. srfiL. Na.r,'' Po0aAfs,
X 4 B,firs. Mount Vernon
SIDNEY SMITH SmiihiaHd
naiLr, Isefisu. Hosham
" WHfrraor Nh Spring
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myself into the columns OF Your navy.
viii few reflections on the suhice, nrr
ar.,4,inq thu people of 'iexas P,n,..
I'm am "a citizen of Texas, and h,,a
r;olt to sneak IN this matter see in H..
I'm that an oGc. is made To- Texas IN .'.
reuder over agr hgaifri millions of ,.,'.
of slave. territory to ifcc.soil-ycs, 10 r..
soiIt I.t il not be- told to me tina, II.
"N iluot proyiso" i dead. so lopy IS.
see the Executive proslso living. In.
al California. vii. n territory large cno..s
for cifh States. IN al Of which the "a.
orument was not officially informed a si,.,.
citizen resided, pulled Into the Union !.
.a,, il Ia frcc-snn This is the wo,L :,
the Exccutiyc prnviso." 4 deed -,
formed iu such "a manner H. To prsye ,,,...
4, Ia every intelligent uiau that the Go,
eminent ol the uiicd States nor cou,iJ
crs the principle of lrcc.soil of more vain.
tiao an the aoIp and LAND in C,I,,,,
Ni.. The States OF tlabama, Mississipa
Louisiana. Arkansas. Missouri and olbr,,
were rcauircl To give up their lands ma
miac- &, lhr Government, Is a prccedeu
condition to their admissions but Gallo,
nia j. flowed to -ccp Ter lands and gtk
mines, because the fee soil Goyernmes,
of tie | uilcd states Was afraid to send
hur con Ntutiou back to her 10 make h.
necessary ceeaipn oi her lands, mlnerals
Ac., lest she should change her mind n
tht mean t'mr Wd adopt taFcsy also.
am Aeasl'} tired ~ the croaking few
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

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To shsw wha; length the friends Of pcarce :
bill will 20 TO make converts to the abolition
scheme, we quote from the letter ot Nr
Nmyth, The Commissioner of h. Gei,erai iqad
Office, Of Texas, n misguoiafion made by him
to show that point of honor WINS not involved
in the sale, &c.
Nov tbe second section of the Bill clearly
Acknowledges the right of Texas: The State
of Texas cedes To the United States all her ter.
rtory exterior TO the territory and boundaries
which she is to establish by the lst article of
this agreement The Bill does not call it a
prciens,on, nor even a claim, but the State.
'cedes her territory What could be more ox.
plieii' What language could more fully nc.
knowledge our right :"
The following is the eorr,c. quotation Of the
81 section Of the bill
40 The State Of Texas cedes to the United
States all her CLAIM TO territory exterior to
the limits and boundaries which she arrees TO
establish by the frs, article Of thi, agreement +"
The Eufanla tAla) Dcmocrm heads an
article with the following significant cap.
ton:
TLKts rs. rnE GOVERNMENT"
Assault ruth Intent 10 Commit Rodbcry"
We learn that the elections at ri Paso
resulted in making Mr.. Hoard, Chief ;us.
tee; Doane, Sheriff. Miller, Couaty Clerl.
Judge Baird was to hold cour, an the frs,
Monday of October, in the stone building
at the dam one mile from ~ paso State
Eq;e"..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

OF Mr.. J. VI. GLOVER is authorized to
act as our agent
G~r Thanks TO Dr. VIM. Ta,lor for late
New Orleans papers.