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.,huIarv.) stretching even To thitts.two
ruces south And again we are urged
,icld this TO save the Union now and ali
.n,er Of further aggression will forever
sc What. are not mems passions still
s,mel VIII the Abolition party eror
..e aeitating until they make the last
.,,,nd they can make to test the subuis.
-. disposition of the Souih-thc unquali.
4 ,boltiou of slavery! Can ANY man
bo dispassionately sums up the record OF
h. birth. growth, aud progress OF abolition
| collation. OF the nights of the South, believe
b,y will, when their power is increased hy
anne submission of n conceded right to nm
acknowledged wrong, Add To the already
nsolen, frcc.soil majority III Congress. the
Is,o,e of California tnow iu). of Minnesota.
Now Mexico, Oregon tpcrhaps or thrccl.
n.s.r,t | tab. aud one or two which man
.nd r;H he created out of the territory of
lTexas proposed to be coded, and who can
II.lie,e they will not again enlarge with
now demands VIII. next can they ask
First the abolition OF the slave trade in
,h. Slates-and last, the unqualified aboli.
,nn of slavery This would be the fsal
result passing by the untold evils and nm.
no,auces Of a free State or states immedi.
aicly OH our western frontier, rendering
slave property insecure throughout Texas,
and tanning the atmosphere with an aboli.
ton fanatirism. which would be carried on
the brrclc to the gulf rcligiously believe
that safe and submission will Inevitably
l.,1 tn these results. Mud therefore | be-.
lic,c that union and resistance nor will
check and cure the evil and that this, and
tbs alone, can save the nion. Resistance
only in the last cStremity. will be when the
South Is too much weakened to save her
self and the Union She can nor do both
have already spun this communication
to a greater length than intended but
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hR SAM e. GAREi would respectfully
inform 'hc citizens Of Eastern rcxa. thai
he j. now hitug ~ his buildings IN ilis place
for the fec'lii"u OF patients who arr desrnns
Of testing the rrl,ucal application OF the
Water CuIc.
Having praclccd nineteen years under the
Allupatinu system and fur tie last two wear.
under the Water Cure, aud having Lcomr
iuih convinced of the superiority OF the htter
over all otter SHOWN practice. he-ila,ters hn-
sell that he wll hc able TO give general -atis-
faction 90 all those who are hbofinr under
chrome, nor'ou> or acute Diseases, Of whatever
type
The wonderful curps effected hy lhdropaihv
n The various countries OF Europe and IN the
Northern State. tfs csiabl shed the fact ihat
tins Practice is uNA u2 longer Obi tXperimpni.
and that nvarly al idc diseases luedcu, to ha-
uaU'it can he treated more certainly >iA.udii,
and ciicciually by tbs, than 10 ans other
known practice.
Mann Diseases pronounced ncarshle b. med
icincs or which have lrfli,d the ska IL tie
mos euincni practitioners of other system.
havc yielded, It by mage, to the all-healh.
peNer- Of ihe Water Curc.
Females tabofiu. under complicated diseases
pccuiiar TO tacir sex, and VIII" have faded 80
und relief from medicines, aill lind he Water
tGre an invariably safe and eiBeaciou. remedy
Those wishing information with q view to
try the Water ture al ih,s establishment, or ia
reference 10 following a eourse of Treatment at
home, viii mee, with prompt attention hy ad-
orasSins postigc rad)
DIR SAMUEL CAREY.
Jefferson, Cass county, T"Xas.
\ B.--nr Carey will eon,une To prs elco ia
Jefferson and t'riuirv, e. heretofore, u3s.,r ri-
ucr system, a. tho isticif may desire.
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torNTi 90 iitHRI~oN.
Cmmy Court pertaining "a Evdics, Dr.
NrATHNrHAN'E CROCkER, admins
y traitor at thr estate Of Ezar,nh Crutlord
deceased, has tiled in th, office hi- cNhb, of
the condition of sand estate, together with his
administrators account, and also hs applca-
uon .or leave to resign bis trust administers
tor "a, aforesaid
This is, Therefore, TO give The notice required
hy Law in such eases, that the said accounts
win be opened az the November term OF said
Court, 1880, for settlement, when and where
all persons interested in said estate s.iay attend
and contest them If they think proper.
Tt.tc
T. e. BEAILEl, &. Clk
October -, 1850 MO o.
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The Texas Boundary.

~ "a q,
''''''' ''' '''''
ar'I'l' !" 'h' icia' ho&N"'", published
at La Grange;
We had hnped that dnriue tine preor,s.
of this hal. Trxas would have been treated
with that courtesy and iu.,icr which her
situation demanded our di.agpointmcft
ha, been sad indeed C,n,,.... b,. rrlt,.,d
to ackuovlrdg, that the roualfy belnuu~
to TcNa.. aad To- saw. that If we reject the
proposition. All obstacle. shah be- removed
la atlr taking prsc,ihl, possession oil our
territory. ihr tMrut. that gc "tll hrtrra'.
ed a. ptrmy.. /. Ne .ond "a miliur, turcr tu
Santa lie. and tha-ouI ARMY w'l. be- con.
,Iorcd g " combinations. /. .Hll held d, ter
y1rrn. o,yra sovereign stat, oi the Amrrt
can rouudeu-N Tine proposition has
bcru forged tioo, our delegation 70, TIM h.-t
that tie, could ever get far 1cSas. tumu {
~ 1t doc,. with ail H.. r9.s omitaut cifrRm.
stances. the proposition carries tho ia-inua
ton fhatthp uiipd >tni,s tougfe.. J., tot
willn-, H. nav u- !hc frn millions t,r the
countr, because +, bcIong. ta u,. but doe.
It 10 CT rid of Iruubc,ou. controversy.
although entertaining the belief that We
hatr.no ri-frlliu.tp ,cou4trS The bill
provide. ALSO. Gal ay, milll,as Of dpllas4
~lmli not be- paid to lcxa- uuGl the credit.
cot. wIp held the bond. Of thc Rupuhir. ior
which th.dutir. we're pledged. -Iuil release
tbc United States from an responsibility
for thosr bonds. Im- lh' Hiied states
Congress constitutes the Congress a. guar
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l-u0IC NAcctlnK III AauolN County,
Pursuant To a previous cMl. the citizen,
of Pamela county met at the courthouse ~
Carthage on saturday, Oct II. $3.50. To-
take into consideration the questions that
arr now agitatiug the whole South
On motion. Hon. Iuos. g. D,NrNrpRr
was cal to the Chair, aud j. lI1uLr,
ANDERSON appointed Secretary.
pom the request Of the Chair. j. Vi
J,chsoN, Esq. explained the object OF the
meeting.
On motion % Judge lIorsr. the Hon
h. lloLLNNp was called to the stand
for the purpose Of explaining hi, course in
the called session of our Legislature. 1uc
Hon. Representative OF Pnn"la and nG,k
counties responded To the call l., reaiiue
circular which he had prepared for li.
constituents u said counties
On motion OF ". X. Po,a. Esq. 'hp
Chair appointed a committee Of thut,eu
to draft resolutions expressive 81 the views
of the meeting
The committee consisted of the follow.
ing gentlemen: " = Anderson. Hon. :
House, 5. Holland. !. Jackson, T.. W.
Smith, W T. poag, c. Walton. " =
Wall, \. Birdsong, DR.. " W Mccartney
u. 1ippet, II, fyke, and VI. '. Mann.
The committee, after a short absence, re-.
turned and reported through J VI. JAcN.
sos, Esq, a preamble and resolutions
Before the report wa, read, II. F,Kr.
Esq, was loudly c,llvd for. He responded
and delighted the audience IN a speech Of
half an ours length in which he portray
ed the evils which would result from the
acceptance of the proposition of the Fed.
eral Government, ~ contained in Pcarce's
bill.
Capt DnrRy frLp was then called for,
who addressed the meeting in his usual Fl
oqnc II and inrcihlc style.
call was made for l.. VI. SMITH, oi
Harrison, who declined, A. the day WAS
nearly closed, aud that " K. PoAc, ESQ.
might have an opportunity OF addressing
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-. ,gkII TIE undersigned, ANvir.'
E.sJr k completed their now saa -pr-.
[-N-2-E. tious building. situated ne.r
the square, and immediately on the Maia sweet.
running south from the Marshall ltsAsL k..e.
leave very respectfully to inform th~ir friends,
and the public scnssaily. that thy ar nov sas-
y prepared 10 ,salle forty .r 60, bas.e-, " \
style not inscfior 10 any Of the eNf statss,
Also, three eommoiicus lots. viii, On txreli>ea
well at the door, furnishing snfkcisney cf w.
Tor Tor any amount II stoek.
The stable viii be immediately up%i~r ~ ~
ref'is'on OF one Of the proprirterr. - Il
give It his entire alteration, and use svsrr :.
fort 10 give general satisfaction.
They will have constantly IN hand ths.,
best november the country reaau~s~s, ~ ~
faithful and attentive hosilers. wv
Horse. can hc delivered al IN ssAl. -,
Mr. Jsmes MsCo~ns, the pssfnsele 81 ~ :.
Marshall Hotel, where, II ne 3spfH kr.,.,ss
stops, he will always ind warn teess Il
CONE him, and adsaiaiA.ss every tls{ n I. -.
most iastidiens rsAid deaise, 10 ~ y - -
comfortable aud happy. MIN
'al' ana Try IA ol~s. and IL We 1..
v"n ''srfeei sai.fa~siss. ss vi, NOT g~e
agate .stry. on zee
iaas "a "a {. -. AsrrNS
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NW. OHH, 'gcW.1
-, GAfhfs farm, aud fower secd.; raflrn
~. tools, iruh trees Of al binds .hfabbcry,
- greenhouse plants, puioh huihylfs. how.
er roots, double dahha~, books Oh earlening.
&c. 81, for ssle at lower psiec. THAI an, other
house in this city. Please call lsforr Isierhas.
my any where else, at No. ~. anal street, new
buildings on the lcycc
All orders promptly attended to asd rut up
Of the very hest articles without dsay Flow.
CT garden at the end IT Apollo street, OF Jose
phne near Jackson, LAFAYETTE. nlay
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spring and summer C0oAs.!
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u ihnr =, rb,g and Sunni :, Sock H., re-.
c.f,rd st ihr.r siarl. II Tie ,f,,i saJ n n,
paaiic SIM. u-,taH Tney uo.'iJ say 4.
their cu-io,ncrs, and iho public prn,r.llv. tin,
their good, we're Lop,bt y, Nnv, ,,,lesn. s,ao,
regular importing hon-e', and they haiier ''em-
r c'.,es '"'{ ~, DC n'l' 20 give pner' 'a'',-
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4 IL persons Hrc hereby notified that James
n VI. LYON hoid> note made hf the unlef.
signed payable 80 the sad leog Tor the sum
OF about eight hundred and ninety dollars. da.
ted about the 18Th dav Of Fob, 4 D. 1919.
and due about ihc 1T of March ls5a. to ahch
note the undersigned has INST ard legal de-
Tense, and viii not pas The .aue unlcsS cont
pcllcd hy Inv WILLIAM CDifE.
Pamela Co lttrr TIA. S80--nn LII
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PROCLAMATION.


\
N'IIEREhS M authenticated rory Of ,vo
W sections of an Act passed hy the cnngrcs,
OF The United States. proposing 10 the State
"i Texas The establishment OF her North. m
AMI western boundaries. and REIMBURSEMENT
/ by the said State OF all Tcrdiof. claimed hy
I her exterior jo said boundaries. mad of all her
! claim upon the United States. ami to establ. b
/ a Territorial Government for New Mcyico -
which sand two Sections are and TO contain MI
of said Act which relates To Texas. has. by the
direction OF the President Of the United State.
been furnished the Executive Of Texas, to lie,
laid before the Legislature Of the State for ae.
ccpiaucc os rejection. wiirh iwn SECTIONS of
SAID act are ~ the words following, VIZ:
I IL il enacted By the Nenate and H,pse # Rem
r.seHfa'ie,s n The tHii,d Niaie, nj i,ge,,ea h,
/ Congress assembled, That the following prom.
silious shall he, aud the same hereby af,, oiler.
ed To the State OF Texas. which, when agreed
/ To by the said State ia an act PASSED by fine
General Assembly, shall be binding and ol,lige.
tory upon the United States. and upon Tia, said
State of TEXAS: Profidrd. The said aore..
mcni by the said General Assembly shall lie
given on or before the first Of December. cit,l,.
ic"n hundred and G1r
First The State Of Texas viii agrco that
her boundary ou the north shall commence NJ
the point nj which the meridian of snc h,,n.
drrd degrees west from GrccnN Ich is ipior-eef.
al hy the parallel of ihiriy-sx DEGREES tbirt,
minutes north latitude, and shall run from aid
point due west To- the mcrrdan Of one hundred
and three degrees west from Grccnw ub J, thence
hcr boundaB shall uu due south 10 the thirty.
second degree OF north latitude on the said
parallel ot thriy-lNo degrees of north atG.
tude 10 tlc RIO Bravo d., Nofie. and lhculc
"a.
Mexico.
"Sr~.w The State Of Tcyi. CODES fo tbe
United States all her claim ,u TERRITORY exterior
30 the huits ani houudatic. which Size agrees
70 establish hy the iir-i af''re of thI, asrce.
mcnt
1hbd The State Of TcNas rclinquish.
cs al cIl.m upon the 'ni,ed State. for habllp,
al the debts Of TeNa-, aud fer compensation or
indemnity for the surrender 10 the fniird States
ct her ships. fort. nrscuals custom-honsrs.
cusioin-dousc revenue, arms and munitions of
war, and public huildups with their sites, which
became the property "f the tn.tcd States at thc
time Of the annexation.
"FopM. The umtod States in con.idefa-
ton of said establishment If houndarie. rc~s,on
Of claim r. territory, ava REIMBURSEMENT oi
claims, viii pay to the Sialr Of 1cNa- the snm
of ZEN millions Of dollars. IN II stock bcarin.,
five per rent. interest. and rcdcennble ai the end
ol fourteen years, 'he interest payable half,
iy at the Treasury of the United States
rim immediately sitter the President OF
the United State. shall nave been furnished with
authentic copy of thcaci oftbcGcnrral Assem-.
hly ofFcNas accepting these propositions ho shall
cause the stock to be- issued Ia favor of the
State of Texas. as provided form the fourth arii.
c'e OF tins agreement Pro''d.f a',o, That no
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EfrEkS of Administration hs,iH. been
granted TO The undersigned on he esta,, OF
NJ =, Mill>, decreased, on the agh day ol Jul,.
A, d. 1850, all persons having cla,.ns ar,,n,,
said estate are hcr,hY not fed 'p1e~>eni them
within the time prescribed BY law, duly aaihcn.
iica,ed, or they VIII be forever haired and
those indebted 10 The Su'c viii make mr.sed
ate paymcnt to
e MtTlNs simr.
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DEMAiNI\G in the Post Office ut Marshall
II on tie lst of October, inst, which. II not
taken out BY the 3lSt day Of December, 1850
Viii he sent To- the General pustoilicc ~ dead
letters
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f'ssOt I.ANltTIuN

~ rtir DoNrRNoR OF rnr sr,rr oF TEXAS
ArliEREhS, In the opinion " iho ENecu,
w tive IAN occasion has TRANSFERRED since
the adjournment OF the Legislature, -ueh IS j.
contemplated m the constitution, rendering !
necessary and proper 20 convene The i@g'sla-
ture in extraordinary session.
Therefore, + iianshrongh Hell Governor
of the State os Texas, hs write Of the author.
It's vested 80 me hy the constitution, do 10y these
presents, hereby require that the Senators and
Representatives comprising the Legislature OF
this state, assemble ~ special session At the
capitol, IN the city OF Au,tin The county OF
Travis, an the third Monday IN Novombcr next
(heng the 18th day Of sold month"; 90 IL iibc-
rate and take action upon, ~ their wisdom NAV
direct. sneh matters rs may then and there be
presented tor their consideration, involving
questions OF great Interest 10 the State
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IN the Pos'o'iicc n, Jefferson, which. il not
] taken out by the 3ist of december next,
WI ic sent to the Poslo,licc Department n
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

,I,lIE Txeru,i,, hoard of ". ,aorr-. ..,e,,.
al 4, A, I L.. =, ., .,,,'.,,..'. -.
~. r,,,,. .,.,. AM, =. IN, ,,,.,,,.,
,.,,,,..',,.l ~, A.. ,e.,, Aa.,,,.s 90. ".
-. eli. ..,,I.. $50, ~, -
nv a., a 49, n.,,..,,
u,. r,,., R,,,',ry -. p,;...,.,,
u,.. aI,pr ~ vyu.,x pr;,,a., u.,.,.,,,.,,
,i.s As.artt, rrsrr-e IRIS, NJ. i,,,,,..
Mr.. Arnr,,, 4 u,rx,.nr Dr,g,,,, ami Nm.
cY 'Dnf.
Soarso CT Stay, ana Csasgas per Ses'
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l. testimony whereof, have here.
unto set my hand aud caused the
NUn0 great seal of the State 20 be AZ.
~ fixed
Done at ihe city OF Austin, this twenty se,.
enth la, Of september, la tho year u Our
Lord. one thon.end eight hundred aud fiilv and
OF the Independence OF the tatcd States the
scycnly-filh, aud of Texas the fifteenth
i II BELL.
Nv ihc Governor
jAurs WraH >eerciary II Sfate.
October ~, 1880. nib 81
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Form Ot Return.

Form Of Return.
Tar STATE or Texas,
County Of Harrison.
r. he Caief Jisf,cr of sad county;
THE undersigned certify that at an election
held this day At --- precinct No. -. N
said county. in pursuance Of writ issncd Tor
that purpose, Reject received ---- votes,
Accept received --- votes.
Given under our hands this the - day of
-- A. II 1850
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\ h, Presiding Officer
6 p Iudge.
& II ,clg;k..
J,
N.R-Thc election to GA the vacancies IN
the Legislature viii take place at the same
time, and places ~ before Goiced,
T, A. PATlll.o
October ~ 1850 mis- 81
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Administration Notice.

l.rHcd lhe 9Th Ut September A. b. 1850.
jonas FIELD, J. L.
October D. tsi0 l-si
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IL LIAM FIELD. J. u.
l. lie 9Th 81 September, A. y 1854
lcilAS FirLn, J +.
October ;. $50 l7M
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JtD,rSon alcr-ture E,tabl.shr e.. E..

THOMAS G.. DAVENPORT.
Ort 3. le5m Il ~ Adlnini sirninr
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Eron, he Lo,reu american.

MASSACHUSETTS ELEcrioN WEBSTER AND
THE MAN.STEALERs REPUDIATED-THE OLD
BAY STATE SPEAKS FOR FREEDOM In the in
spring, exhilarating, and enliyened language
Of the Boston Atlas, the Wings of this glo-
rious old Commonwealth HAVE BEEN BEATEN by
means of the coalition effected between the
Democrats and Free-soiers" The Fugitive
slave law and its author, Daniel Webster, are
repudiated by the people, and the Fillmore Adj
ministration is voted down by vast majority.
The Wing party went into the contest APPROX
ing of Daniel Webster and Willard Fillmore.
They had popular candidate for Governor,
who got many votes that the Administration it
self could not have obtained; yet the load he
had to carry was too heavy for his shoulders.
Webster and his man stealing law were too
monstrous burden, and Briggs has broken
down under the infection. Never was there a
more righteous retrbution upon political trail
tor, than this vote of want of confidence in
Daniel Webster. Let him remove to New
Hampshire as speedily as possible, and seek the
congenal embraces of Isaac Hill and Moses
Norris. Massachusetts spurns and despises him
| and his Infamous treaohery,
The election of Horace Mann is one Of the
most gratifying results of this election. Under
the malign influence of Webster, the Wing Con-
vention threw over Mr.. Mann, and nominated
the very respectable Samuel III. Wally, n man
who under other circumstances would no doubt
have been chosen. But the faint of Webstersm
killed him dead. The people threw over the
Wing convention and its candidate, and have
elected Mr.. Mann by $50 majority All honor
to the eighth district, and to the Wings there,
who had the manlincss to spurn Boston dicta-
ton and sustain an honest man in performing
his duty!
The Free-soil party has ellectualy controlled
this election. The wisdom of its policy is now
plainly manifested. 1t has elected Horace Mann
and Grin Fowler to Congress. 1t compelled
Zeno Scudder and Mr.. Goodrich to take the
most decided Free-soil ground before they could
be chosen, and it has defeated James II. Dun
can the only one of the traitors of the last ses-
sion who dared to risk himself before the people
Duncan is beaten by three or four hundred votes
just reward for his political tergiversatlon and
shuflllng course of policy. We trust he will be
kept at home finally, 1t would be indeei a
shame if Massachusetts,, which has done SO
grandy at this election, should suffer this dimi-
nutive politician to represent any portion Of the
people.
Middesex county has done famously. Look
at the votes! Norfolk and Bristol and Ply
mouth, and glorious Worcester; and Essex, and
Franklin and Hampden--all have done grandly
and have covered themselves with glory. The
Senate is secure and the House will be beyond
doubt Let all the friends Of freedom rejoice
The nigger-steallng Administration is repudated
and Webster Whiggery in Massachusetts is over
thrown
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the hands of those, whose beggarly appreciation
of II, desecrates the very idea Of it. And if the
Convention could do nothing else but tear the
masks from the faces of three of Georgia's arch
traitors, and strike the guerdon from their hands,
its assembling would be bright "Reminiscences,
We will not vet despair of the Republic, gloom
lily as the prospect is tolook out upon. There is
but one event that will utterly extinguish all
hope, and we say this solemnly, and in no party
bigotry, and that event will be the triumph OF
the submission party in the South, who in their
very organization were compelled to embrace,
as cardinal and fundamental idea, the doctrine
that a majority vote in Congress is really the
Governments Georgia. Exchange.