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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
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Sin Der Sahe Der Gsdnuno non @borles Gsd,
1eminiliratcr pon Der ointeIoenI6oft ecs perltor'
bsnen Benjamin 9erman, ICetbin pon Der Stoo
Guentauu.
limb nun. N.ai 3, 1850, crnonntr eis court GSH
liam q. Slumer gum Queitor, um beIa9te &ednun9
an uberfeben, ute:SufetcIn uno cine Sertbeilun9 I'M
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taas, am 6aufe Don Souatban GOlb, in Der Stoot
4entauu, allpc fi allie bctbeiIi9ten perfcnen elm
finoen ftnnen, falls iie es fur ftifi@ tctInesn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
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9eboten murse, 1T Sobenfad's @urmfprup.
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Ybilarclrbia County, Il.
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ocrdnr IN uno fur taaS Gaunt cben6tnamte QJecrans
Yaut pbr nab Qciemdg9r Sssioiauna Geuott uno aats
ees Der rb9t 8srtbt in alien @jnbn Ger 2Sabrbf artrs,
1T Sdmncl Gu8are, aIoermanns
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in pctCnhds eatcrarrm, Ct. Spbn Strogs philadelphia
o. BUM 8ertau i'm 9ucbltcbr ron g b,Mcuno a lnh
s re rte aIentaun, uno tei strbrbatsru aGsybaup.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
eie Stblisf felt sabrcu i'll feiuem ssctte.

6r, eamCs Swans Sounonu uuo gTtucr i'll &irone, eott
Co., Chic IhrCb Str lS lS4S-, pIrrcu SR ;. 9faIoss
uuo Sc. Den @crtiftotn uno 8rrdn 6uren perthNp
ucr 8rautbtitn nab u urtbcll, prbs in Sbrem ganpbd
aufcNin lttbn as bcvirtt Srt &routS tnrtants Noii
us piro t rrr 9Nlnthbst ven 9rcGm 9ueSn potu Gs III
bier 50O pcrn rr Gstrau non Srants SNrcnsn entn
chcn 0Rtll bcrrcr9rod bat ro6 i tttnbrS wtIsl bin
i'm onufdtrcn. Sb cisnc cine gpObmdb uno wsin SRtr
bat cine trant Srau. Sir ii fben Et gpS cSEr rbn Sab
rem traut. Sr 9ou;tS Sptm III br auBtr Srenun9. Nsti
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T. s. unS g. Sp eidtlurpalnr Gotaiauluag. gcesr, &rc
ltrstoun-uus Il. Giltubort Stt8asplllf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

Die bette unb nieIi6fic Mebbin fir bic SerRSruno
Don Burmern, Ole oieneibt ie benz @ublifurn an.
9eboten wurSe, 1T ,SObenfad's @urmfprup.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Sic @itba 0cpeOitiOrt!
Der 8nr9er 1T bod nitt fprtaespaen

Meine 6r eunee uno TN
terffteer netoen feb erin'
nsrn, oaB ib Dor einieer
3eit .befannt mabts, bab
ib fortSnSieben seba6te,
9ies 9efdab obsr, pcr-
ftsbt fi6 BON feIbif, nm
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
0nrraD! 0urrab! 0urraD!
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bcs Speiten Giufaufs Don
Srhbltn9s unD SOmmer9titern
am 4DilaSelpbia Stpbr.


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an, Die ibr felt fdnf SobrIn ocbabt
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IIrrEnEnt sGrics' DrtG:SRaorrn
80 Sttdt-l500 QoS.-9nncn euitre 81 nur 10 Geuts.
% ec. 800 /" "A Geo, lpcrftiu u 12B Gents.
Nlltt "A fran3ftbe earpnS, frt SartGu 10 Gents.
i'm et4+i 4 pIFf5nt Sn,, 80 n' ia is Gts
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30 Stddt pCrftinsr Gon, ucrtb 10 Gents gu 10 Gents
MousIin berab9eicet -biQi9cr als ie
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10 einncn 9'0rt9Ss W 25 Guts
8ort9s or Gains, Gin pcr;d0idhcs Nftrr,cut
9teumooiac Srcsfeihr
40 Studt f1urirts, crC poo unb cufad 9ribc ron so
his gu l25 Gents bic garp
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2 Dugcnb neumcr9c far6CulpChtluoc, iu 50 90
Sub, @asemcre, c. fur Mannsleute
in srcFr auspaN bN9Sr ots N ;prr trm Yutum angelo:
ten purcCn
gcnnsricTt NIT fitru Turtsn pcn II Ills 25 Gents.
Sueno 9rcf wtFs Spe cbEn erbaIttn unr 6l9 u ptrs
tauftn.
Carpets, Carpets
1000 Wores Gopcts cSbtn Srbotn uno unsrSbnif ta9p
prtaufa g4r babsn 9utt 9arpS fir 10 @Gps tic Qare.
Sen1crbIenoeu.
500 5mlitrtkurn Yru 25 bis so Gents eos etdd.
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) 6ca$btocs 9aarrtans glctoNts III Gents bic Quart
90 garrt ihEner 5udsr ;u : Gents eas pfIno.
Im pbtaoepba Stcbr fuo cine prlIinoi9t ausrpabl
aGr SrrtGu Sitter an bcu olItrnEeri9tcn YrCtfn.
81. @-aG Nrtm eanpCsrrrruttt wtron i'm Nustaub fir
0Raartn 9cnelrler.
s)eo9er unb Wcibncr,
QItutaun, gHai q na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Grnft[tbc 9Barnun9.

Sa meine Srau @afiGba, cine esborne sebr,
ntbt mebr bel mir mobnt, uno AUDI aus 9srpiIIsK
rlrIodeu Die uufbidIi6 fino bier on6ufhbren, ni6t
mebr bel mir pcbnen iOu, 10 rparne ldb bierourd
cyeSermauu srniiIib, tbr nibts auf meiusu NamtH
~ leibsu ODER Su bergen, ineem ib fiber fsrnsrtiE
Feinsn Gent fir fe bejatIeu werer.
GbarIcs Safiaman.
aHentaunr sunni lS uqsm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
vs. 9(nftret6er tnD Tapestrer
SiSncO 9S. &mrcdip

gnuet tet 6jascubrit kiucn Srcuotn uno Dem 9ubltum
i6boupt bouut 81 maiden, ro ncub in ras oous, tshcr
6nuchn rcn O2attou GdGr tCuobt hr 8fcrnirtEu Stride
ot0btr in Ger 6omtcn Stof esr Stabt Quntoun, 99tn
it, no or mutr ttrtit Fin pjrn Nm S'u in btn pafbicOnu
8pIi9tu Fiucs Gctbdfts prompt 3u r9cn. Gr prrtbtu
Qnlrci6tn ShilomoIcn, Nahobmun9 aIIer t9olS.
arten Stubsnwano SapeSietsn. &c.
auf EinCn Slin uuo our pirts Grfabrms 1T Stsr oc
prrrtn or cteru 3psisrn DEFENDERS QRonoSopcrcn
wcrrn te ras Sofpt panel work. cic pbrrbno 9Grbr
it, Sir bic dt uo hGne ausdbrunS incr IrNCtn 0poron:
tirt or, uno c5 fuc ;uGEib fine YrrF ltbr mSf9
Gertm CT in AGSntaun ouIaG9 it, bat cine tsrol' Inter;
deuua anrfn, befGr urn bcrbcn D0nt ablottrt uno
hc taG fine btrsitS oditfrKn ar6titGu bm frrn rdsn
3uiprutb mfdbrSn wtrbn.
81 ggr bat Die tSicttCn oSectrrn rr9Ctcn 8udtatCn,
rcu lis III I5 Boil brb biSuNi9 auf pono une 1T brttt S;
Der ron itSsr taiEtj9Iu GrS& ronit 0njufrtstn
april A. nNoW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
&Qlf! GQlf! &aIf!

Ser llnteSsibnete ninfdt benz pubIifum anSu'
,cioen, oa6 er neuGidb oaS &aItbrennen In Der Saot
UQeutoun, 2edha Gauntv, be9Onnen BAT, uno ea6 ev
INNER frift9ebrunnten S0If fur uGIerIei gebraud,
ols fur GanCaebraub, sum 8autn uno 8eiswa,
fben ouf 6ano baIten mrc. Niemanb Fam bac
Der feblfommen inocm sr Den IrtifeI INNER porrds
tbo baltcn miro. Seine preife fOIlen biIlts feiu,
uuo Iein &aIt 1T Don Der aItnbeften art Gr bit,
tct ba6er nm scnri9tsn 3uipru1.
SfauaiIes Stenbars..
Noi 80. nqby
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

Der unterSei6ntte ;sst fsinen Sreunben unb tsm
reiienoen pubIifum ersebsnf an, oa6 er nod immer
eas Mrdaaks' t6ala g0c. 237 Gorb Ste SraBe,
bewCbnt, tp6TF fidb oueSeit bsmilben wirO aue auf
eas an9enebmffeSu beeienen, bic ibnmit ibrer Guno'
f6aft beebrsn.
Das SauS befincet fid beinabe i'm @ittcIpunft
Der 9eibdfte, btqurm 5u oen toaupt' &eeeIbabnen
uno anoern Depots, foWObI als anbern 8er9ui'
9un9sOrten in Ger @tp.
Cine tdalt6e &utfdsn einie paIibt bas 5aus
um ubr Wlcr9eus fur aarntaun uno Sstbtsbem.
Qus9ebebntc StatIuns nit sinsm 9rC6sn 5of be.
tneet itb babel, uno iteben unter Der Quflidt BON
fOr9famen Sebienten.
y eoin9un9en-75 Gents per Sag.
SS. -. Suieb.
philadelphia, Mai 30 nq6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
2(uouf Is, 1910,
&Wime 60rtc.

~ S. .. 8 ersreift biere Mctbcee
" I feinen Uielen Sreunben uno &unoen bic
- QnSei9e Su MAIDEN, bas er feinsn sansen
GSSS Stpd bon !Siten, &nppeu unb YelS7
wGf an Die
q .---.--- Oils ..a.A, A3nnA
uerfauft bat, pcn neltben eas 9eThdff tpte bIsbeY
am alien Stanbe in Der tSamiIton. Strase, eniae
Sbursn oberbatb Der 8eformrten 8ir6e. fortb.trie,
ben wirc. Gr nimmt iib sbsnfaus bic Sreibeit fs.
nen alien Sreunoen uno &uneen obise Sirmd ans
SurmpfebIsn, npem sr iberSeu9t fiblt. oaB fie aIe
Qufpredsnbcn sur p6liatn 3ufriebenbeit beoieneR
werben. Der dItere @sisaf6after. ,Serr 9ine. tii
elm praPtifder Sutmadbrr uno felt ben ieeten Sief
bcnSebn Sabren in meinen Disnifsu.
Quentaun, 0pril 25. no6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Gs s1a6rt6t
% a 6ri6f

9t0 O ttUt
wirb biermit 9cssbsn, ea6 Der unterfbriebsne ais
Qbminiiiraor non Der t6iuterlaiIenfbaft Der usr'
ficrbsnsn n II Cub 10 / g. Isettin BON Der Staet
Nlentaun, ernannt wOrben if.-Sptbe eaber, bic
an befasts tSinterIalicnfbaft fduci9 finc, weresn
riudt inncrbalb 6 gBcden an5urufen uno abSu'
beSablcn-lluo Sol6e, Die nod retbtmd6t9e Qn-
fotbeunaen an 9eoabte .6intsrlaiIenfhaft 81 MAIDEN
baben, Iinb eriudt fo6c hinnsn beia9tem 3eitroum
unfebbar aud sinjubdnbi9en.
SpIcpb sSeiF, autntaua.
Mlai Is, uq6m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-14

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
eE's 'siMpRovED PATENT PORTABLE CIR

''''N On .A'A.''-. ..j 40, /.
r'.ned oegs cave TO INFORM companies aiu nv.
extensively engaged IN inauiactusing MS Ius..? Seu @
'ei fa'ehl toiue NHC"'"i -" ii'''' a'- -, -. -. 80
-r OF work'ne he has constantly employed anu inc SUI
li'orded by h esiab hnicn he can supply an "rdeir
fl.e and despatch All mills Constructed by ih are
b. @ materials, by the most sku! mechanics anu com
al hose advaniaseso oi ehccuv'nets nnd strength wheh
N herring results VI sihP'iei.s W piin.'fes ] on" m
- cw months the uiueIsisne' ,"s au.ou @
" f. ~a;-h have vastly ihcreaseu men oietar ''in
ANA ",ao make ibem so far human nvention can be- per
" t 't cauaiaon and render them the ne piuS uiras o
~ .4- '.i4- fitlhu.r, -,
cas- ecniarly adapted 10 the cutting o. iaIsc oss
; eSlieri. In districts OF country where The timber i
1 dl'er Tl capaciy is produced by the coniuncuVc ac
N' is placed above other BY an arrangement, al
f II" p'p1se, the lower saw when necessa's, ; a ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1850.

nercul Providence to give peace and safety to lie eoh
We fear there is much truth in the following letter IL
the Georgia Federal Union:
WAsuIScroS Cry, ArEIL so, 1850
The slavery question, my dear sir Of dubious end
doubt any adjustment being made o il which VII BE- "hsh
10 be, satsf ctory My conviction is a; il Is inpos
sibe 10 keep ou Calitorniashc will in st a. she a
rcsand if she is admitted Sl9i the Wimut I'rorlso VII
be applied the of the country or tie action o
~ will prevail The apathy Of Georgia and most oi he
South has greatly injured our cause here
The Washington Union sustans the great principle OF
compromise proposed by The Committee OF hlrteen ana
says
ave shall not fail to exert ourselves in order bring the
popular mind lis support by presenting the subject 10 inc
people in plain and uegihle manner When that Is done
confidently believe that the great mass oi the southern
and northern people will be united in favor oi the com,
promsc-not meaning, Of course, 10 exclude any scrl
notifications which Congress may in its wisdom, and ait
full deliberaion and discussion think proper 10 ADOPT IA
times like these, bchooycs every wiooScs MS co
try stand by his country. Whatever iac may beia Us
shall follow the dictates OF duty and Of patriotism we
but atoms mountain side, compared 10 the great IN
icrests which depend the harmonious and continued Union
Of this great coniederacy."
Another portion of the article says:
AS 10 the admission of California State we are free
To say thai while that admission raises important qes-
tons touching the Illegal proceedings and Unauthorized sur-
pations o the Executive, in its conduct toward California
proceedings and surpations which should cnphai-
cay rebuked-yet 1t does not involve matter affecting
slavery, destroying the equality OF the States or eniar
ing the powers o Congress the domestic institutions oi
the States. Besides the usurpatons Of the Executive can
be undone; and we hold il be clear that when
cannot be repaired the only alternative Inc
punishment Of the wrongdocr To the end that ne may not
repeat the wrong and that others ay be seucod I" "i-
low his example. In the present Instance the Executive hs
been punished by the universal condemnation OF HE people;
and that condemnation has been announced 81 catlcai
a lis will fear tread in lis footsteps, or mn
its example that dangerous precedent has been
established w
AS the remarks made in the report relative 10 The WI
mot Povso, we frankly say That We deem II unfortunate
that they used, while regard The use made ol lel
in the Senate unwarruncd We greatly mslpprehci!
such matters if the report of the committee i Ia b. regarded
any parcxplanaory otherwisc--oi the provisions
recommended by such committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
NJ. NATTEMARE..

Some oi the Northern papers have assaed this enthsas
tie and pcrseycrin gentleman ctarata whose aboi@
i'll hi, great work Of international exchanges entirely Ia
enrich his own book store Paris. We could ccd
these impua,ions gentleman whose honest impulses
spoke for themselves We pleased that The follow
u have passed by Massachusetts House
scnjcd W. Saenrc the valuable additions which, by
his agency have been made the State Library during the
past
Resolved That the Commonwealth recognizes the value
rt the system OF International exchanges established by
NJ Natiemare and feels undminShed confidence in his
cgry and disntccsied devotion IL this honorable object
Among the valuable works presented 10 the library of The
city Of New York and the Massachusetts State library.
through NJ vatlrmarc copies the magnificent work
BUtta who preceded Icdya.d the remains Of The
cent city Of Nncvch /, i thus described BY the Boston
Transcript:
This work is in large folio volumes and The plates
the expensive description They mostly copies Of
inscriptions figures and taken from the dls!ntcrred
ruins and the site OF the ancient Nincyeh. These
o the most characteristic description perfect idea
If the habits and customs The pursuits the modes ni war
fare the styc Of dress the moral and intellectual culture o
The people this ancient empire may be derived from them
They admit il were into their very temples and house
hold gatherings: reveal Ia their priests and o! an
lory their garbs oi three thousand years ana eN
hbt the o society which existed III those remote days
Here the good people of Nncvch At Their cass
lifting their cups and pedeng anothers health st as
il they were = modern dinner table Was there no !ssS
.s ncrrn, carvings shows Us battle: and plain tia
men killed another then heartily - nov" 'nc seer
enrcsented party prisoners led ~ means Vi nook pas
sed through their under lips. In another capuNe eraps
sy is being skinned alive These people mus, nave oeeh
.stably cruel and superstious Ii is evident that Their
priests had great sway and that they were under most
arbitrary form OF government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
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f ,nrs who charged loV dollars, tpaper nclui'
{ ur SlNl tLY-For fifteen lines OF less iirs' Insertion
~ ''.,l ~ cents
:; ra t must be accompanied with the advance pay,
p'a.'., nj. .,4- insure execution ,
~, H. sd5 aud Marriages from The country whenever the
- @ wsins Is unknown 70 US, must DC authenticated by The
~! % pu,s,.r IN the uesboflood they Will IN
,h,i Every measure. that has beci taken To prevent
r'' M Gui1zes has proved heretofore niasaas We mus.
l3 ia .teh case uoa the COMMUNICATING uehs c'rli'
" 5 a,nr Vi Postmaster rri' q" hr o"cS +" "e e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14

1otie Editors of the Enquirer
tientemcn--lhere is little doui that the voice oi tir9
MIA has spoken her late elections form convention 70
mend the Constitution Tho duty will be 10 elect del
ites 10 said and upon this point Wish !" siy
one word through the columns OF the Enquirer 10 the Demo
cats of the State.
The Convention will, doubt re-apportion the Senators
nj Districts and il behoovcs you - elect Democrats 10 ht
Convention 10 that you get fair play IN such apporoh
neni The Wings will bosegc you with cries OF noparV
sn in this matter Do not listen 10 such slang ot
have in your ranks perfectly competent for the dn
lies of the Conventions and let urge upon you the neceS
>y of clac.ing them Turn deaf 10 all these nopar
~" slang whangers Resi- assured that no Wing will vote
nr democrat and all that you have 10 do Is 10 itnt'
their zea for DC admitted that they are much more
zraous in their advocacy of bad se Of principles ane
measures than you the pcrpetuaon oil the principles
ui Jefferson Madison and Monroe
II the Wings have n majority in the Convention they VII
50 gerrvinancr tho State 10 convert the present Demo
cratic Senate into Wing and out TO there for your owl
men and save the good old Commonwealth from Wing mis-
rude. -
The counties Of wyhe Smyth and Washington are emu
lied believe 10 three delegates. will suggest the names
ni Col Ben Rush Floyd of Wythe DR.. Ihos NJ rate .
myth and Dr. Nickerson Sncad or Col Samuel t. .'ood
son of Washington the Democratic voters Of thos'
counties as suitable persons represent the INTEREST
said counties in the Convention. They are able ana zeal
ou4 champions Of Democratic principles; and above ul
they have never uarcred from the faith or led asra oer'
rho ca,inc. nor be rectdtmfd "A7''-'N -''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
IMPORTANT ISSUE

"e interest has uccn excited by the refusal Of CuIonc
iuhio' Iollnndcr Of the T. s. forces near FL PaSo IL
"i'eFe with the Texan agent MAJOR Neghbors in his work
:" organizing that part of New Mexico and suiccng il lo
me jurisdiction Of Texas The House have called for The
instructions to the military commanders in Texas and the
New OK Express publishes the official documents which
i"iiy Insiiy the Of Col. Munroc.
. WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington Oct H. ISIS
or: fapes have been presented To this Department. stat
ins h under the military authority of the United States
d"eS Oh articles of merchan,se coming from the United
states 10 Santa Fc Eayc been exacted and collected II
such has been the is ard unauthorized
pfoceeoiis and orders will be given refund amount
thus COLLECTED aud 10 cancel and deliver up ali obligations
ioF the payment ol them. Texas claims as part OF that
STATE all iue territory lying Of the Rio Granie and the
gorernmsf here has moi contesed that claim Whether il
or not eart of Texas since the peace il is essentially part
Of the Ined States and is only without bat against
aw to collect duties merchandise OF any kind OF produc
ton coming into New Mexico from any part of the United
States In regard that part Of what the Mexicans called
New Mexico lying caste The Rio Grandc the civil author
ty which Texas has established may establish there is 10
t recfed ana !" NJ manner rhderer interered uM by
he military force that department oteririsc than 10 led
ad proper OCCASIONS IN s!stanne H. In other pnrs of
New Nexie" whaerer civil government is found exist,
IS 10 be regarded IS government d cto and also
respected. II was Expected that Congress would have pro-
vdcd for Territorial government there its last session.
but did not l,s ;fiention nj The approaching session will
be directed the slbcct and proper civil government
provided. inlH tat q done, things rW are
WM l.. MARCY Secretary Of War
To the Commanding officer of the L. 5 forces at Santa Fc
,: ~ u scr WI, ia's s's ",E'Ncr ci'l au
'a. Na , 1y .; ; '''9 Vn .New i'Hico,) Is 10 DE-
"' .," "'u'u ~" Sus,Iii'u New aitA
~ e"S' ~ '' was 'ils Yielded up 10 Texas
l nc Ut .' nus ms' ., f secretary raw
Marcy
- m WAR DEPARTMENT., MARCH q, lri9
n,n vonr ,r i, ~ %av Ials ] '" h ,t'e
public ducuneis from the War Department in relation
10 me manasenel o affairs in New Mexico, and recon-.
~ "''ns '' c'"''S'' % posts on u'c route 10 Santa
/, :; ,,,,,, 80, ,i ia ,.,,i , ,L; >, -
nf o., IL l-. ,nrv,rld .v m. L,,,,s - Nii hi,,,
Reale Of the Nav have been received by vou son,n,
since nevertheless herewith furnish copies hr SAM
WIN respect 'S.ha portion oi hr Instructions which IS
Ihc Mrxira, srd N.y We, lvj,,, , i,,' If ,h r.;
t;lnic the ;tiori,y which Texas ha, established or
nay establish ',e i =" Dc respected ana IN NJ manner IN
wise ,l,on 10 sc,I on ,nrr occasions in si,sianin i