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probable that the affair will not stop here, and that
Mr.. Forrest will be invited to contest in which
his great physical superiority in point of strength
will be neutralized. We therefore trust that the
authorities will be on the alert to prevent any such
violation of the laws. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Clayton has recently laid it down as good law,
that Government has the right not only to arrest
expeditions in contravention of the peace, and pre-
vent their leaving the country, but also TO inter
cept them after they have left We would respect
fully suggest, that a strong police force be sta
toned at The uptown ferries 10 Hoboken, while
another squad should be dispatched TO hover off
the New Jersey coast, prepared with such preven-
tive salves of wounded peace as may be deemed
requisite.
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~ " The Regular Meeting Of ALPHA LODGE No. Y
" will be held nj the Hal oi the Mount MaFiah Lodge,
" corner Of Camp and NataheE streets. THURSDAY
ENlNG, the 9Th iiL hpast o'clock. Mcmlers and
id nZ Brethren invited. By order Of tlc ", M
eNi l. IT, STUART Secretary pro TEN.
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Mr.. Buchanan made his first appearance in Phil
adelphia on the I4th inst. in Othello.
The daily crescent., 1850-06-27

The bill to abolish capital punishment failed in
the Connecticut Senate by one vote
The daily crescent., 1850-06-27

Frederika Bremen, the Swedish authoress, ar
rived al Philadelphia from Charleston on the 18th
The daily crescent., 1850-06-27

Mr.. Coudock has become attached to the Walnut
street Theatre, as a stock actor.
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Mr.. WILLIS ASSAULTED BY Ma. FORREST
This event, says the New York Day Book Of the
18th, which has been expected, and deemed almost
a matter of certainty for months past, took place
yesterday afternoon in Washington Square. The
circumstances, as circulated among the balconies
and sofas of the Opera House last evening, We're
as follows Mr. Willis, while walking through the
square, was suddenly Knocked down and struck
repeatedly with gutta percha whip or cane, while
trying 10 rise. The party from whom the assault
proeeeded was MIR. Forrest, Mr., Stevens and an
fere, but prevented until the arrival Of off
GERS Stinman & Giraud, who arrested the whole
party and took them before Justice McGrath,
at Jefferson Market, where as Mr. Willis refused
to make a complaint the officers entered the com
plaint Of breaking the peace against both Forrest
and Willis, and the Justice held them 10 bail 10
keep the peace for six months Michael Cox was
bail for Mr.. Forrest and Mr.. Dayton became
surety for MIR. Willis.
The following card from Mr.. Willis appears in
the Tribune;
TO me Editor Of the Tribune
Sir-As statement viii doubtless of
which TOOK place this evening, and may not be
| one allow me 20 state i, simply as i happened
While walking in Washington Square, with no suspicion
that any me, was suddenly knocked down
and while upon the ground severely beaten The first thing
that | could observe was two men, Mr. Stevens and an
and when rose my feet for the first time saw Mr. Ed
win Forrest He was in the hands of police officers, and hi
the educer Of Mr. Forests wife This prepared iasehoo
and sander OF that lady they continued DECLARE the Po
| lice Office where were taken. When | informed tn
Judge that had no complaint 10 make, other reCkOnn
with Mr. Forrest, that place, the usual bail was requires
and left the office. As my whole proyOcatOn this
manly assault has been to Ylncate the honor OF that lady
(and Of course equally TO show that her husband had
through her. dishonor) public opinion, far
reparaon can will readily the outrage true light
N =
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sVIeeU Books.
ES5- | daily receiving NEW BOOKS from NcwYork
which in addition my regular supply Of
Rare and Curious Works,
forms extensive assorrnentt Of Literature now In
the South.
During my visit the North arrangements to with
the large Publishers Is receive all the
New and Cheap Publications,
is useless enumerae them as will under
take to furnish Book that may 10 wanted upon
There ncstle Physiological Work published in Philadelphia
DR. Young that any
Book that know Of upon those subjects upon which
is26 32p DR. HUNTER "a H. Charles st.
CsIn REWARD-LOST-On "Wednesday the 9jth
JDlU inst, a 800 BILL on The President and Direct
ors of the BANK OF LOUISIANA, which had been ent
in and pasteed on the back Supposed 10 have been
lost in going from the of Magazine and 81 Joseph
down ST. Joseph TO BarOnne, thence POydas thence 10
Circus and thence to Common.
The above reward will be paid to the finder of the above
note, on leaving it at this office. IeN 81
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Perseverance, Fire Co. No. ~.
81 T7r FY GE tbs Officers and McmbsrH THE Company
- ). requested "a ulteFai 4 Called MesnR
Es5g yr8>N DAY EVENING the 2sh iusti ~ haipast Z
o'clock. Every member expected 70 be present.
Ivl6 HENRY J. HYAMS, Secretary.
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HeSsF sY- howard LODGE NO. l3 RegulaT
Meeting 0f this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
ysg9etS Thursday, The Grand Lodge Hail. haEpast
clock Puncua attendance requestad By order the n g.
je27 Z. SAMPSON, Secretary.
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ED Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Hoas line beg inform my friends, and The public
generally that have taken the Office No "A Camp and
respectfully solicit their ap9d ". CABLE.
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Mr.. Gliddon's "opening of the mummy" is
,ing done up in farce at the Boston theatres.
The daily crescent., 1850-06-27

The Ohio papers represent the wool crop of thi
year to be very large
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HE seaa as.d li.at Ne are wholly dissat,A.
hcd with the cour.e Of our senator, Gage.
IT. the late extraordinary session OF the lie.
gislature. aud that he Is hereby requested to
resign.
Kesolrsd, That We endorse the preamia.
and resolutions adopted at meeting held
at Carthage. Panola county. on shc 18th Of
This month.
tsseisei, IhG, cur delegates In the Lie.
g.iasisse be instructed TO have the vacancy
~ sis4 delegation 70 the Nashville Convcn.
,'.,, sils"d IL any manner that they may
think most tit.
Resoired, That we baud oasselvcs and
pledge our sacred tonor to stand 10 aud aid
our Southern, tre.hrcn in their defence Of
their rights and privileges sgais's' Northern
enc,oachmeal an& faaasicisn.
Kssoired. Ihsi See hines hcr~soiors ~s.
isiing between the ;wD great po.it'cnl par.
ties Of the ees,nsrs 'aa chaccd, a;tt hs ~ho
shall attempt. until the whole rights af the
South are secured, TO revive them. shalt be-
held M AN enemy Of his country.
Rrsolred. That these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, aud
be- sen, to the Marshall Henderson, and
san augustine papers for publication, With
request that the papers throughout the
South give them one insertion.
Before the resou,ious were called up Tor
adoption, Messrs. T. VI. Smith and Drufy
Field addressed the meeting in support Of
the resolutions. excepting those which re-
lat. to the senator and representative Of
Pamela and Rusk counties, the speakers
being citizens Of another county, did not
think proper To interfere With local matters.
The resolutions were then eelled up aud
adopted. one by one. WITHOUT A DIS.
SE\TI\G VOICE.
ALEXANDER BlRDSO\G. Ch'n.
D. W ANDERSON. Secty.
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1T res v aler.(ure Esaab. ID EFT.

hk. SAMUEL CAREt would r-lsc fully
- inform III. ,i.ix,ns VI Eastern 1.l.s ihat
he - nov huiny Wy hi, budding, N 'i's P'.ss
tor The reception Of patients Who ere dcsirous
Of testing the pslslwsi .ppi'sa'!on VI 'he
Water Cure.
Having pras,ie,d nineteen YEATS under W.
Al,opa,hiv ,y.i,m. and for The last Two yvpss
under til, Waie Cure, and hs,,ns L.voss
fully convinced VI the svreriori', VI he latter
over al otSsr knows prsSti,r. 10 HAltts- ttD.
self tina, ~ will liz abb to give general ss''s-
faction to all 'l,o~s Who labo'ny under
chronic, uer,o.s, VI acute a!aeas~,, VI Sh. tsses
type.
Tie wonderful cure. effected BY fiydrcps,Ly
in the yu,ious cpunlric- u Europe. ssd IA he
Northern States, hss ~.,ahli-hc th. Ea~s list
TIN, prae,ar !, nv~ NJ lvax.r ~ experiment.
and that nearly al the d,s.a,es IN, ld,mi 10 nv.
mani,y can b~ treated mon r'a'u'y. .y~~dilys
and .i!,c,ua.ly b. H's, ihaa u AN Osass
know n prsvt.se.
Man, diseases pronounced lrcur.bl. by nsd
ir,n., or whnh have U.El.d III. sk,ii VI tie
mo.t en,n~m practmioasrs u other syscsss,
ha,e yw''.cd. a, II by n,svN, 10 the al'-i'~sI'ny
poxers Of III, Ws,s. Cure.
Y.maleS iAboring under complicated diseas~s
peculiar To their ,si, ard ~ho have faded ~
lind r,,,f from medicines. Nil hpd ,h. Wa,ss
Cur. al in,sriatl, SAT. snj .iiraeiou, nM,d,.
Thou >ishog Information With ,"~ 10
to, III. Water tur. c, shis cot. Ll-hnnnt vi IL
rci,rcnr, follv~ing n cour-~ " 'rrItss.n: 81
home. viii wee, With pron,t; sttc'hion W -.
dressing ,post'ge ps'dj
OR SAMtIL CAREY,
Jefferson. Csss county, I,las.
\ b-nr Care. vii eoni'nu, 10 pss1'srs -
Jefferson aud ,icinity, a. h'r.loi"f'. under a..
thcf system. ~ The pal.,nt su-, de.ire.
C,l ubvr J. $50. MS =.
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The STATE Of Texas, Harrison { un.ys
C.n, Jvsr.lxs U,s.cI, Ok. 8. 1850

N ob.d.,irv 10 III, pruglauiai"u ui HI, "a
l c,Ilcp,y, y iian-L'oueh Bell oo,s rcr u
ia, Stat, Of Twas, !, I. \ isullo. l,~i Jus
tive OF the count, aforesaid do h,rby o'l's
AID d.rc,, tia, tn, yoil, te ~ n'd Al III the
precinct, ~ sad rouniy. Oh ~. iasi u, nd, N
t,tot.r, III. pres, nj month"; IT b'iuA he 1st.i
ia, lh,rrui, iur the purpose oi 10. 0cvsj sanrs
OF rc,rcii,s Of the proposition mad, ta The gov
.rnr,rnt IT The Uiii,J States to the S'a'. -
T.Aas, commonly Known a, "r-.rc'r Bill.
tn. pr-..d,u,, officers viii bold aid ..eii.n
IN .ccoidAae. Win the Laws regulating sss-
tons, snJ n,lkc returns .1M.diai.e thereafter,
II j. r.VouUrpisJ Mat 'h",~ voting fcr The
proposition ~nts on = isAs' tas ~ofi srest;,
aud lhose vo,ln. sss''E II the " ~ -vy'ei.
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h~s eseeo :" Prove hse the '"Isf'ts"ts oil
santa re are not citizens Of the State OF
ants OF mat country. Ihe persHns refer
~ 10 are. ~ ~ wss>is VI tAs 18th article
~ W. treaty, AsxscsAs "o~ established
!" Territories rrsesos"ly sslorgs~x 10 .Nslseo,
eoo Wesen remain, Jor t"s fesVe, wtSltss
tkS limits Of the United States.' but Sap.
4. 4. ....A III A. ... k,,..; >; .
""~ -. W.. ."S'! o""S'"'k w" 'Se
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~ N,,.rs. Evans. GRt.o, 4 kxv, it
n H., per, ciy-d from their notice have
- into their new brick store inmcd.
", onpo,,tc thi, office. This building is.
',.,.d quite an ornament To this part OF
,,,,n and a credit to the taste and en-.
'nr,e Of the owners. The large stock OF
4 RI. of this firm to which. We under
and Their. have been important additions
4 l,t, show to much advantage IN this
K,,Ihnr. Their advertisement, will appear
Il. nur next.
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In pni.nanc,. 10 p-r,I-'n- Inlicc iit rlll
res. % Pamela nj y i-o cou"I,", met
AT n.inau, oo ,."oit,. - I Diet ls5O, to
take iu,e eo,.,rt,,.,ror L.. p o,'"s',on al
the i,si.ral ",,,rut I. q. rr' ,i"'d ~
;'c,,ccs ''il. md %, 'c' II, .'te-s i.c III i &
tn IN, in,-r,.iS ~ -, ouuo 'ihc .nc,,i4
vas called to ODD IS, rpp"in'ip- Mex
,;,ri.n.r. Ls1. riti p"'t. aud spll y ".
\nI.rs~n, s,c,tpN.
t,~u a,.Il. "a, rld, $50 ,cSph,ucd
III. object NJ the M. r,,g. a,,d moved ,,al
T., chairnsn ap,."iut u committee OF c'eit
to drat, resolutions expressive of the sense
of the meeting upon those subjects in rcla.
ito" to which the meeting wa. called. The
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26
NEW DRUG STORE At MARSHALL.
Norris i TuCke(os

~ We have the pleasure 70 ,nnouncc the
~ arrival ~ our .r'ru'lia AND we'll selected
a >iolt cf fresh aud scuu'ne Drag'' Nod
ciac' g.
We invite No, attention of Al to our lIousc,
a'crr vii ever be found m accommodating
aud oigng pint We promise to be faith.
tul IN our ss"cslion-io give ,s'rs possible al
isniiou la the putting uP IT prescriptions - 80
the most exact uctiy, a. aA 1plr'
W. deem II uniHc..ar, =" ri'r catalogue
uf opr Stock, aud VII just .Ny, We ha~
slasos, c.rry ttine "a our li"'' ari OF tho "rt
bss quality
~ The LApirs are parir alarl, Invited to
call and examine our stock OF Ianries and
PeffnWsfIrf
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1 =. hy those who profess to have been
''' IN. county. that il will vote FOR the
4" pam Of the Pearce Bill. Taylor's own
Pct will vote against it. Js0ersa.
~ also vo,r against II.
". the 23rd there was to be = speaking
v c,.h.ms ncishborhocd on the 3ith
u,mbrick'.. and on Saturday at Chero.
,r,cipct
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spring and Sumwcr CsedS"
FRESH StPPL}' -
= n
J. ". BARRETT a 90.


DESpEt rFULLl invite public attention To-
IL their >prug and >uo'msr stock. Jus, re-
rrNed ~ their stand, at the Ntsi end ~ M
Pnbhc Ngi,drr, NIrstaM The, would ssy Ia
their customers, and the public generally. that
their goods were boUpht ia New Orleans, from
rrgaiif importing house,, ard lhcl nlltcr lhetn-
srly., the, Nlil b- lbl, To- give general .ali,-
faction. Thsir stock con,sls IN pafi AZ fol-
luHs.Nit
Lowell. brown and blcach,d domestic "
every variety brown and b.,nchrd drilling
co,touadc of English French, ard American
manufacture dcnim, camlci JEAN, eam'sl
cloth ticking; cotton stripes apron checks,
gras, cloths, dmtry, Sc, Sc, damask cur.
a,n-; embroidered do, linen coating bun
d.r., linen slate DO do. lri.h linen; brown,
black, aud white holland, table lmeni docloth-
do diaper, napkins, &c. Nc; printed mu, ms
hlark do SWISS and null mnsln>; checked
plaid. and striped Svi,. embroidered do in
patterns Fronch Ja,Honcts Of cyers variety
gugham, Of every variety ehambry do schd
culor- ciAnbr, linen, PLAIN and solid color.
chang-able DO, do Sc. tclsc,,, alpaeas, black,
blue and brown embroidered muslin capss;
,eil. paraso', six and pocket hdkf- md
black snd -ilk crayat-. linen and lawn. &c;
long mit's, KID aud III. gloves. laces, cdging
inserting. Sc. hosiery Of every variety.
no. y T. rs
- Fancy silk bonucis. With and ~iihou
~ plume- open worked do, lace do
French lare do Mohair do. Ms, Jenny Ian
do. Dorn-, and cap ribbons, French flowers
~rraih-. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF every 'srriy; three dOIea Dsne'rs
ramps
Drab beaver hat; nocskn sui slt DO.
Bucus Nis,a and Champchchy 90.
DDLERi
"a Ladies and g,ndcmcns saddles br-
- dir,, matiingales, srh.q sun,nsle.,
hridlc hllngs, Sc
s, HARDWARE
- Axes, hatchrt,, haumcr- drawing chains,
" chi-cl- Saw. duNina -knnc, h,uges, tnl-,
,yrcw- pov der. head. shot, CUTLERY. nails, 81 /;
tror.,r5. thuia, and Gaass Ware, IT.. ard
Nppf WAR.
READY NlDE tiOIHI No
Cloth marine, and linen chamhry coats, cs-.a-
mcrc, alpaca, linen. AID uapAu pants faie,,
,ilk, plan and PLAID satin vests linen bosom
shirts, ms,hn 40 DO
The, deem It unnecessary H. 20 further into
detail. BESIDE, thr apo,r, there :. nearly esc.
~ article u-uai, found IN country stores. all
If which will lr' sold ma terms thai viii rscom-
mend them To purchasers Give them = call
and c,aminr 'pr Yourselves.
Marshall, April -, 1850 >Sf
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NeCO1o60o LII btO6usus
tWim Uis". Agest)
-. CARpaS. fsrsa. snd flower ~~s,as; gafIsa
tools. fruit ,r-ss ~ all k'msA ~hrwbassv,
gr-e--homse plants, Du.ch hulins>. how.
or roots, double dnhiia-, book. on cari' nis3,
&c. s.. for sn'c at lower psc.s s,sn any asi.rs
house in ,h. city. pisn.~ call before l.sr'lss--
INC any whore else, At NJ. ~ Cansl s'r'<'4 ~~~
buildings on the IGve~.
Al order. promptly attended to sud wi -
Of the very he-, asts!s~ ~ithe"i delay. Eksa.
r. garden a, ,l~ end ~ Ap.''l" s'sss'. ~ -.
ph,n~, near Jack.on. Lafayette. M!
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=, rvaRA~ ~ n skfAS.
vNEGRAM 4 BRYAN. Cotton feciov, ard
t;~~--ai Comm,s.,on, Recs,rine, and Par.
rsrS,ne Msvohsus. No. 81, Gsa,ier erect, New
Orleans
Rs,ssrse,. w. A. Perram. r. n r.
S.ot. Greenwood, r, u. Turner. Shre,pos.
e. ~
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The state Of 1exas.
Patrick II. Martin. -. Mary T. Nar!s--Suf' IN
Divorce.

IT, M sheriff u Panols CoSaiy-Crscting
VV1HEWEAS Patrick n Martin has this goth
w day Of October 1850, tiles, his petition IN
Ae Office Of III. Clerk of the District Court, for
Panoia county aforesaid, against Mary T. Mar.
tin, IN sui, Of Divorce, stating IN substance -
follows, TO wit; That the sad Mary T.. i n
non resident OF TN, State. and r~--s~s !" Ar
kansas that he said Patrick inie ro,arricd with
the said Mary r. on OF about the sixth da!
of March eighteen hundred ard fory.nnc !.
that afterwards, 10 wit: On the thirteenth day
Of Nav eighteen hundred snd fifty. and on Divers
days before that Ja,, he said Mary L. lid, a,
Pamela county sior~said, compi, an rdulirs
with one Abrain Payne thu, petitioner has not
s,nce his knowledge thereof, lived With said
MARY t., or otherwise treated her ~ his wife
and prays 10 X divorced from the said defend
ant, These are therefore, 10 command YOU 10
summon IL, said Mary L Martin BY publication
IN III, Texas Republican, published ~ the town
Of Marshall for four successive weeks, that she
appear II the District Court for the County OF
P.nola a, the Courthouse IN the town 81 Car
,hage. on the eleventh Monday after the third
Monday la September, D 1880, TO answer the
petition Of the .aid Patrick u. Martin IN u suit
f. 'vorc. above stated
ecin fail not ard make then and there due
.r,arn thereof ~ the law directs
T..,e: Nuts l.. lIicoiNs, Clcrx
OF the District Court Of Pamela
II XEIS(1 County Gwen under my hand.
- and seal of sad Court, this the
goth das Of October, A D, 1880,
VI l.. HIGGINS, d Clk.
Issued this Goth October 1850
NJ l.. NicGiss, u CIR.
Received In Office. thu. 10th October. 1880
"A A~ptysos ShN T. T..
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NEW ADvERTISEMENTS.
y Office.

Notice.
rr.THE undersigned is abou, TO establish =
W iound.ry in Marshall for making RsAss
COLLARS for those who have sworn allegiance
10 houston aud Rusk /, is expected to com
thence operations shortly; WHEN The one -pccl-
ally Intended for the Northern >tanis'd viii be
finished without delay. The inscription on them
will be-, u, recommended by pubic mcc,In,
recent, held IN Gclm.' Born >idre 10
Uons,op ami Rush Orders from 4 distance
Wll hr attended TO- JOHN SMITH
llousros AvGsuL, Marshall Texas
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Ao,uouSso ratsr'a Notice.

+ FILTERS # Administration were granted
l to the undersigned on the csIa'c Of Thos.
Horton, decreased st the September term Of the
County Cour, Of Harrison county All per-
son. having claim. against said estate viii pre-
.cu, ti,~m ~ The laa directs. and those indebted
viii nay to ". =. HORTON, Admir-
Ch,,obcr IA 1880 n?o g.
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SODA LAKE. tlUlk.l..

IN TIE Subscribers beg leave 10 ine'sm
MCl III. rubc lhsi The, have taken change
IL The Soda Lake Ilo,, situated IN the ,ows
Of Jefferson. Gar. coaniv. Texas. They An
prepared 30 Accommodate si ~ho mss f,,cr
them with s caM With the h~s, TINT the e.swis1
sfJord.. r. III IiS.
J. ELLIOTT.
Frarsf~vs
JeHer.pn, Navch -, 1850, ta3ty
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a nAsesulsoo METRE.

IN III. 1o,h Of S~p~nshrr. leo0, kuvvs scf
Administrations ~-ee gsarer6 ~ ~ ~.
a,rs;rpcd ~ sh~ sssas< Of VIM. u Lacy. -.
ceased. BY the comfy essv' txssatt'ro - ~
estates 81 deceased pyssnMs ~ r3RelA *f*~tx
Texas. Al frs.Ars, shssx6,bA NM t.{p
against The aid sAiase. M Hss<ss - ~
authenticated, ADD tl,..se ilJt lid q ~ ASn1i
sill pshe psynsers q -
o..,'tcI = AytAsrs -
SA$ u SSU~ a4rfnt f'sa ~ setfts@Ng
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one nation eonqoeso another Tie coNQeesuY
has II right 10 poison and to pst " d.sst,
those who are salrisrd. il 10 highly rapesbs.
60 that the doctors ii the law. not only
'Eatiohal. but moral and religious. should
h. secuted and psobalbabiy w may sei
dow" the Judges p<esoAs so.ions In ms.
"ic'psl Law To = similar cont~Mps s~ssvsais.
ed tor the writer's on that branch Of eel.
e"ce also. DISCERNING these authorities,
however, the Judge possesses a royal road
to knowledge, We presume it must be
that Of Which It il aaid.
So.e- cell rms snd soms Mr. hsA.,
liberal arr that cosss lAins
Of study, iau,''y. ~ bssius -
Of this new light there 10 no dis,utinx
there |" no questioning it, t~scLines. how.
ever unreasonable and absurd they may he.
Yos ~ Of vssat,o,sis -. ~
This, they sre ,s'ev h-ssis The ~sy
Whs,her ns~n st.aA nv ,hn new light
hull they arr W h IN The right
Y v . dafh lantern Of The sysrit
Which none ~ by bu, ,hOss who hsas H.
II, however, We should Judge BY the old
lights. with which we are only blessed, we
must pronounce the doctrine of the Judge
utterl false.
Blu, how is it that Judge Evans, found.
ing, a, he does the right Of Texas to Santa
fe in the treaty Of Guadalupe ll'dnlgo
only, can draw any distinction between the
right to the country and the right to the al-
lcelancc of the inhabitants. and nay that
the country is ours but that the citizens are
mott How il it that he POUNDS in the
treaty any right at all in Texas To the
country Is it because Texas claimed the
country at the time Of annexation, aud the
United States asserted this claim for her
sgalns, the Republic Of Mexico, aud made
i, good by the sword! There is no o,hcr
ground on which the title Of Texas. under
the treaty, can he placed The" when the
United States achieved the right OF Texas
to the country. did ihe not achieve for her
also the right to the obedience Of the in
habtann who nigh, choose to remain
therei Til. would seem to follow ~ =
necessary consequence; but Il appears that
the Judge is
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wuruims u tho I'sb,lC.

4 IL PERSONS are h-r.b, uoilh.d tina, Jsnses
AN Loon holds mole mad, ~ the ewd~s-
signed pa,ahl, to ,te .sid l.v"n, Tor The ss.a
II about .iei hAuire6 ana nine', d"siar-. da.
ted about the 1871 Ia, e f.i, A. u. isaH.
and au, about IN. j., # March iabo 10 ~h~h
not. n. undersigned has Ju., ard legal H.
fsn-r, and viii nut "a, III" anne. nhle>- ecn-
PEELED b. ls~. WILLIAM toiLk.
rsnnla 60. lure ,,h. is3O-- RI ~
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ns. In 'cslmon, whereof, have here.
unto sci rng hard and caused the
NA4 great seal Of the State 10 h< A.
~ Es,d.
Done At the e.sv Of Au.tin, this twenty -sev-
en'h day ii September, IN the year ~ our
Lord, one Thousand ,ght hundred and hf'y, and
Of The ndep. nd.nee u tn. United ksa:es The
.ov,.n,-.ss,h. md @; Texas the fifteenth.
/. H. EEkL
NJ the Go,rrnor;
IAsts Wrns. S,rasry II SIRE.
October -, 1850 ni3 ~
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gUrM OF Ret0Tn.
Tns SIAfi % Taxa
County q il.ui."r
To n, Chvt justice Of ,a,I rpun1y
TIE uud.r-i.nod c~r,ii, that al u s..nn
held this d.s, ~ - p,esn Ne - IN
sad county. IN puf-uanr. of Wit j.. u. d ios
lhat purpose. Reject rten,d ----- votes.
" Acrrpi received ----- vote
Gwen under our hs't. ih.- he - dAy II
II 1850
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y The election &, 6'I the ,scsnrie. IN
he Legislator vii TAKE plsre d, the san.s
,ln,e, sad place, .. before noticed.
r 4 fATlLln
Oe,olss ~, 1870. MS ~
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y / beg til. privilege of paying, through
Hour columns. u passing tribute TO Judge
3xsrgl u. Evan.
u desire to expose n certain theory which
4. remarkable equally for the degree of Ia.
T., which ha, been spent in its building.
Nd tn. absurd,y which distinguishes the
eond-riul production. Like the builders
IN Babel II. author promises himself n
aovsr whose top may reach unto the
A,,,eo." Doubtless he is repeating in
III complacency. and IN vanity OF heart