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Weuu1y 1.ssnl
WILL. attend 10 thu

r WILL. attend 10 thu U0~lvl
i above warrants NJ Washington
papers. after being dnIy certified ~
Forwarded 10 w. e. Choass, Esq, f4IAl 49,
The necessity Of forwarding sfcss despnsets
10 M experienced prosecutor Of AnJHa ~
Washington City. who viii aid = hGgHAs
them preferred early and correctly, ~ appte4
in the fact, that many claims Of sin.ifae frt1afv
lie there until they become ol,sclete ~ waAt
Of attention. A
Mr. Choate, my agent at WA~hineA Citf,js
an attorney nj law, and proseeutofsm siatet
AT that place, Of long standing, and Wea kneNn
reputation. lis character and expuqigace III
ernment departments, oilsr eminens kdtittrx
to those who wish to procure ceftt1eA1 ~
Bounty Land Warrants, under the ~ RI ~
tender 3Sth, 1880.
WILLIAM ARTHUR MI
Marshall Ncremaer Ijh. 1850. &4f
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uENKY rAllNONN.

40 II Camp Slroc', Ner Urlcans,
- ole Agent for the sale OF the celebrated
- Piano Fortcs manufactured by J. Checker
ing Boston, and NUNS Clark, New York
II Is now conceded that the above names stand
first on the list of American or foreign manu-
faciures, and their Pianos are offered vita con-
iidcncc
AT all times, on sale, general assortment Of
The above named superior instruments, embra-
cling the much esteemed Eolian Attachment,
with Ives Tunahle Reeds.
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JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE
AT j. J. GAL,LfENEK'S.

~ - y. OAIsASNHIEN d.
A IL the ricknacks thai history gives sny
"A aecosnt 81, to.wit:
Superior sagar.houss fposss>es: golden
syrse, best Havana coffee: primc article hs'n
smgay; sspcvior pulyrrizrd sugars; powdered
do; B"-,oa loaf do; English dairy, pineapple
and western cheese; superior Goshen. dairy
and western buiier; sugar cured hains dried
v~nison hams; frr-i, lcai lard. all description,
Of tea, VIZ Tyson, imperial, Pouchong. black
and Gunpowdcr; Extra article Of Louisiana
family soap sperm aud star candies; all kinds
Of pieklcs-Gerkins, Peenih!o mixed do.
ALSO,
A fine assortment II English imported
pickles, such ms, chew. chow, walnut, onions
End rlekallc.
Also splendid LOT md assortment Of IRE.
scrye>--gingcr, ci,ron, and frs in drums; rai..
ins, English grapes, currnnt-, ernnberrics; eur.
ran. aud strawberry Jcllies; peaches preserved
in their own juice
Aprieoi-, pears, and pruncs preserved in their
own juice;
Lob,i-rs in cans; also picked fresh sar.
dimes;
Ne. Mnckercl in kits and barrels:
Also Salmon in kl.s dried herring, superior
quality;
Cand,es---large lot;
First quality cigars common do, Cubx skies
Pure tart. neid sataratus; pearl starch; box.
ss,do;
All kinds Of hasorng-rcprer dee;
Fine article chewing tobacco:
Winter strained and lard oil cider vinegar;
Picked pigs feet; buckets,
Bran new buekwhcat;
Spices, nuiuiegs ginger. and cinnamon;
Castcel and fancy soaps;
Scotch and Macaba snnif;
Worrcs,ershirc saucc---and many other arti.
clcs too numerous 10 mention.
The suLscsil~r reAfret6nlly -olicits .l,nsr
~ rnasouads, ard Iasil<a thOss wishing to pur-
~ p - Arpains ~ stoek, "A he /,
dttcrnnts -, bslisving thai
"a nimblsS - - sisw sl.il
ling -. -.
no vii J. J. CtI
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A"c "'e"s" DsseNe'yW s"e AEs-
w. !. HhNphhSs'N y f'nvsSd I'1see
- ""@ .ve1em"e'H rus, u sale, certain, SUI
Nimaneht an''uo'- against All forms OF ,he
Po'sy"o"" e'r'S "i "sASna'A eh3e''hg
- "". .ss "
SHdLLS AMI FEVER,
and AL Tie different varieties Of Feyers torpid
liver, enlargement Of tho spleen, dyspepsia,
dropsy, jaundice, and all kinds OF constitutional
dsbsliiy and darsngemcnt Of the system, aro
speedily rcsnedsd by these invaluable medi-
cincs. These valuable AndpOtal remedies were
discovered by Dr. !. i. Henderson, and have
been successfully tested BY some Of the best
physicians IN the South, and BY thousands Of
other persons.
Those medicines nrc wholly Vegetable, and
are harmless under any circumstances. The
principal ingredients are entirely new remedies,
used by no other person in any form rs = ioed'-
ems.
u malarisl diseases, they act ~ nm antdote
~ the posscmo"s elects o: 'mpurs AIR. and
~ P'ccSu,he PREPARATION OF Tue -yS'er''
.g"E'sS '"s 'A'""T''e, D'"P"o''"e Sea-
au's, zHl.i o"e p"n''rTs, mus n.'onpi'"n-
'ng arsssa'um N ''e treatment OF these
~ .,a 'o' N'o'e '"' "~o'e'y
VI s',,'e '',""
~ "ho h''s use" s4s'"'"'' I''e nest 'eh'eov
sa,, d., 4. T., a'.,,,.. ''r-.,.' - ,,,'. - ,,s
''''' -" ~ '''''s III ''
e''Ter' ,..
Vu'nlne' IN many ins'ahccs'sy III
e'eh'ehi anu shs',a's"' ni'd s'FH
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JOHN q. POWERS, Adm.
April ~. 1851. n%S6t
Admir- 1so ri.laom Netlcc.

I ErrERS Of administration on th~ estate
IL Of William I'LL, deceased were granted L.
the undersigned, by the toanty coust Of HAM
son County Texas, on the second DAY u Apfo
A. d. 1881.
This is therefore to give notice 10 All rers~n&
having claims against said estate, 10 present.
them within the time prescribed. by law, duly
authenticated and those indebted 10 the satne
viii please make immediate payment 10
CATliAitlNE HILL, Adm.
April 20, 1851, n<< ~
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Ae~m ss,ev New LutOna.

THIS new and splendid boat,
tSH SMOKER, Captain. viii am regu-
a1an larly throughout the business sea-
son, between Jefferson, Port Ca,Aio' and Nsn
Orleans, touching at all intermediate landings.
She has been built expressly for tins tra'te, and
for safety, and the character of Arr accommoda-
lions, cannot be surpassed by rhy boat on the
river Her cabin is large and conimcdious, and
neatly fitted up. II is intended she shall cont
bine speed, safety, and comfort.
Dec. ~, 1850. noaf II
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Rev u ". STABLES will commence a series Of ..r
"on' on Tho second Sabbath in June upon the Or,rir
Z" "s F1nepf" q he Gorcrnmsss n me Presbvte.
ran Ch.rsh-m Apostsic,fy-its Rtyull,can,.m. He
Tho subject for The Two frs, di.coasss,, will BE- m.
L.sfts II "a, JswisA aud Chr,,uan ChurcAes
We cordially invite the ci,,Y-ns--ti,e Cumberland
hfeih'en IN roriiculs,-lo attend ss ,nnny are unIr,
airin
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Evans 1 Saudavs,

In heir Nsm Hr,cs N"re, Wrr n n" Pubic
Square, .Era door North u Esans. Grsgg,
4 ksv's
lEAi.EkS IN drugs, rcsiisincs and saein-
- ieals. paints, dye sssEa, glassware yer
fssssry, hns soap-, steel rens, ssi~rsot wiring
III and PAPER, patent medicines Of all klnAs.
WINES md brandy Cos medical purposes. fhy.
s.e.sns prescriptions ras~fully put ny ~ Al
hexgs. Purchasers will always had =, this 80
tabilnhmen,, fresh AMI nna1sitrsatfd medicines
wAiek have hesn selected with great care, tor
IN mashet All Purchasers are invited !" o.
aaAiss oar stock, which is hang ecnssaHsly re-
ssrrli~d. 'sssey
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ovsics % rns Casscssr, Nay n, 1851
CoTToN.-Ths week sr-n.d With f.ir demand,
and 'A' 'a'ss ''sehsd >so bales a. Saturday,. ,e..
inisn"s. - t;eed Miidlng . a9l
u! Insv' ~ M'ddl'ns Fair, . 10 q i0l
~hsdssns. - sisss Fair, -. lits ii
FLoua.-St ioui, At o. asl s,,,s Ohio n, tn , q,
Pons-M--s Prime at else.
CovvSs-Rio " q DC.
SrcAs.-6lc
MoLAsrEs-Ptme and choice ~ IT,
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~ 40.

r1NIlE dwelling Aoass nov occupied by ny.
Tsnkersley. and. the store homse formerly
occupied BY Nj. J. Lazy The first h within
Two minutes walk Of the husinsss rsst Of town,
and the other il situated immediately upon tlis
public square ThAy Ar desirable p'eses o.
property. For further particulars Apply At tins
ONCE, or to
May 81, 1851. moss u"
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,, %s S' :; I '''"s' coming roo,
MuSlC ST.! 80.
Marshall HOTEL,

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
- THIS large and conmodious establish.
III mcnt snow open for the reception OF
&A boardcrs and travellers. The proprietor
will only say, that his whole attention will be
directed TO promote the comfort OF his visitors.
Attached to the above establishment IS one
of the largest aud best stables In the state.
Horses will be received aud returned AT the
Hotel
Call,and give the new proprietor a trial.
NJ l.. HAMMOND, Proprietor.
February Is 1881 31y
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Cards of all kinds, Show Bills, Hand Bills.
Horse Bills, Bill Heads. Notes OF Hand
Receipts, Funeral Tickets, Election Tick.
cts, Circulars Blanks of every description
Orders from distance will receive prompt
attention.
They keep on hand Blanks for District
Clnrks and Jnsiiccs Of the Pracc
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Disrics Court Of the Uni'rd e. ~
The Dissricf Of 7't<saF
Arkn Txxn, A. n&n.
10y virtue Of the following crlss ~ III tae
ID Honorable District Court r. ~ laAsf
State.. holding Aeasion 4 TylersI n ~
nssie~ 70 h. givea "a III psFsess 49, -
pressnts shall come. th.i = 4 y ct3s L. ~
Court that the process y ~ Anita -
against p~rrons rvsiAIe0 h ~ - oeSe~-
,ionsi Ds,rset II The 9IAle u Tsx4 ~ In
coantiss Of Iihssy and Jcsssrs1nl bs
nsae rs,u,n.bls stihe court hc;asa ~ isau
II Tyle.
.Asd \ IL further ordesrd nat 4 "
eours shall maks publication II II IL
III ~ newspapers psbiished = 4 ~
~ term Of ten we~ks,"
Done by order u The l1eas ~ ~ y
Judge ii the Uaitsa 49,
Court fos the District Of Tssa1
~ May, A. d. 1881.
W. DAvENPQ ~.
Nay -, 1881.
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Decatur Co., Ga, Dec. ~, isa9.

Decatur Co., ia, Dec. ~, lsi9.
This may certify tbs, have been dangerous
" afflicted with the gravel for numlsr Of
years. and have tried nil ..,e usual remedies ~
commended in sucl, cases without giving ME
any relief then applied to DR.. A. W. Veal,
who eiiceiually cured the.
SARAm SLApE.
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Per 0als ~
Nonrm 4 TAcKkrr. Marshall;
W MogHis, Nhressywt;
Parsons YATES, l. DvsxEx. kn1erscs.
SESSIONS T. Howard, UeilsseY, Rusk Co.;
P,IacE T. iioLsAs. Tyler;
DF BANCROFT, Galmsr;
WV II CoaHs, Pou CaJio;
w y PERgy, Ceolesr,ile;
IF FUeH Jefferson
T ID Il b! y POWELL. Peme'lion;
l. IL ASHCROFT, Shs.3yrtile;
WV PnsLrs, San AmgHstine;
SIMPSON ssaEPPAgn. NacogdocAes;
N TnosAs, kust, Cherokee County;
4 II NKLsoS, Ne'e Sais~, Rnsk County;
A GoLDsStTm, Bethany, Psnois County
Deccmb<v -, 1850. NAG n
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.Adn,issl~srntton Notice.

nN the 9th day Of April, inst, letters Of ~
~ minstfation were granted TO the undersgD.
cd, by :.se county court Of Harrison Con9ey,
pertaining 10 estates, on the estate Of lease Al.
drsws. deceased. This ir. therefore, to give H.
luetics required by law, that nil persons hssiat
against sal! estate, will H. expected =
~ daily, authenticated aaA tkat
Mos N ~ same vii. plsa1o ulAks
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b. DY. l. r. Df>wdsno1a EaseAa TsAic, aad
take pleasure IN recommending il A. oss u the
t'est remedies ever saw, Ia the treatment Of
that disease. r. 3. AssKw.
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Notice u Planters

I>IK undersigned are SSH engaged ~
! taucturing C"'son Gins aud t'erfa -
Mills eight mile, North of Palestine, alea
county, Texas, where they are rerAs1 ~
Gated. and will keep constantly on has4 - q
various s'xes and descriptions, nil ms "
best materials Cnrt Steel SAWS, r.
''' IN every respect Ihs gins - ~ a.
~ 70 ts'' .. -. vel n ~ ~ ~ ~
~ :" P"'e'aSe.s =. ~" IN s"".".. n's go
y, M Am.';r ~ ~" r. ' sv"'r;"s.!s s ~
- -. .. I'.r =, - - .N. ="
. y t'"SW,S dpss = s sS''ss; , !.
~ ~ a. ' = rYl1X s&SsNss
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Gads,l,n 90, Fla, Jan, -, 1851.
Thi, is to certify that my son William has
has been cured Of the crmp eclie by Dr.. A. ".
Veal after having been afflicted with the CON-
plain, ut different times for five years.
q. W. KEMP.
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u 4 n 4 ! \ ..

Year Marhall. on Thursday evening ,hs sy,h ms,
y me He' ;, taylor, Mr. :. ALgIANpxa to MIS-
NAsc.hrrr ELIzAnrrn NJ psSIgL
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS.
Marshall SPRINGS.

TNHESE Springs are situated five miles from
l. town, North of West, in mountainous
range OF country, about two Thousand fee,
above the common surface; being the dividing
ridge between Little Cypress and Sabine Riy.
ers, and sufficiently far from either not TO be
under the influence of the niiasnata that en-.
anafss tl'ereirom; and further protected by a
girdle Of pine growth the best protector known
in the vegetable kingdom against the diffusion
OF midsmaid over countries nca, It's source
These hills are but some Of tho rare specimen.
Of wonder and admiration left by the Great
Hand, who made all things perfect.
On the highest point We have building sites,
unsurpassed in beauty by any in the known
world and the eye pauses no, only there, but
with delight and admiration can survey ut will.
diversity of landscape, from twenty TO thirty
miles in almos, every direction.
From the sides Of these hills issue variety
OF water, to which we invite the attention Of
the public, as analysed by Professors Riddell a.
Smith rs follows:
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NOTICE.

The subscribers announce 10 the citizens Of
Ncw Orleans, that Mr.. liGsEy f.,Hsoss. No. 90
Camp street, is agent for the sale OF Their
Piano Foarrs, with and without Coleman
Eolan Attachment, and Ives TuSAnLE REEFS,
and the only person au,horiz d TO use their
names as such agent. In every instance Pianos
taken from this store are guaranteed by the
manufacturers.
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Lr. T. 7. Hsnas,scn;
sir--Ths quart hottie If TcHie YOU gave NJ.
Nth five boxes of your pitts, has eefnpleseiy
sar,sl nae Of dis,srsa, which yea know simsat
lode me maniac, daring last winter, when
r. were both inyalida together. ia New Orleans
In the same room.
1 h&I,~ss YOU have msee one VI The most
vsluab,s discoveries IN medicine. shss has been
discovered
Yours, Re. Hsrsv b. lar.
rAanaRvLir, Nov. .. la49.
-. !. h, exr,fy That sfler trying every thing
sass unrnnpe1aaIl,, 70 ewfe PsDtt1eaed eaAs
y M, ~ 4 g. m q
~ 1T splstn, ! N
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AIS ReWarAi

YNSTRAYED from the farm Of William
r. Trimhle, three miles Ess, OF ciarsssi''e,
Red River County, Texas, on the Isl, 'nssan''
one bav horse about sixteen hands high, star m
his forehead, crease fallen. main wore on BY the
use Of the collar, xaddlssmartsd, low behind
and oas hind foo, white, walks and trots. me
above Reward will hc given for said horse u
delivered II the Subscriber u Paris, Lamar
County. 10 David Trmhls, in Clasks.isls, Red
River tsansY, or to \. ~ IAsdssy Esq-. BOs-
ton. Bowie County.
NJ hes,e. in al proh.s ility, is trying 70
usks ~ way to hinasn Louisiana. Any m
fc51rslicn ecacsrnlng his whereabouts, VIII be
thsnl lnaly received y The sshsct'b,r, ~
WI. y MORGAN.
81. 49,. A,.;, IN 1851. mao n
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western Produce.

VIE undersigned would most respectfully
inform the public, that he has just receiy-
ed from ST, Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati, e
large stock Of the above -ubstsn,ials Of life,
which he offers very low, (wholcsale or retail
Tor eaih IN ,ho large stcre loom under the Re-
publican office, west end public square, Mar
shall Texas.
$. ID. WOOD.
May 81, 1851. NAG II
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This Is TO certify that NY negro woman Ann
has been subject 10 epilepsy, or sonyulsve hts
for fifteen years. Some tinea the attacks Of
her disease were 80 severe she would suddenly
fall down and become ronvalsed, her face
ftigh,fully distorted, Aer bseathbag hurried and
laborions, her tongue rrossvds~i, ard great
quantity Of saliva collected sbout hss moath.
Daring the fifteen Years II hes aAswtion. had
her treated BY several eminent laiseraI Dostors,
and they All failed to give her any relief l
then began to believe, after the skIlt " snen
physcinns had been fairly tested in the treat
meat Of her esss wiilsost giving tho necessary
result, that ii would b. nsessss TO do anything
more for her. bu, AZ had hsosd grsst DIAL
about Dr. Walls success In curing such die
eass., | finally determined 10 Try his skill and
the efficacy Of remedies in her case She 10
nox A. good n hous~ servant IN avn. Also,
my negro hoy George has been sarcd Of Fheu-
NATHAN Of hong standing by the Doctor.
JONATHAN PALxEa.
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THE SUPERIOR or QGJNiNE AND yAR.
NAPARiLLA
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TIVE unsonditisaai certificate Of Andrew
Graham, for 64o Acrss II land, class :, No.
b, Asted Afni 6tA. 1874. isAaea ~ tie board o.
Lara rensn5seionssx Of l1Asiay csebty ~
~ cosdiiisnsi csrtslr~ts Of Jswsa tir Aasa, for
10 s<ses n ssa1, etsvNas No. "a, dsssa SEP
t<snb<v
ss,l,.,ssssiosrss Of sAs.by eosssy. Hsst hss'd
from
shall s,sly for dspiiestss 81 the -
JA1oES GRAHAM
shslbyvills, My ~, fses. s1 IA
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NfI Dan. Tn'v Ia
In coune,ion with the above. wc might offer
III. ecr,,6,,,e, Of several ,,bo have attended the
sn,mg. hu, wa deem il unnecessary as wc are
.I,,.6sa tb,, ,ho .N;,,rv Of n. water an a f.ir
,r,.l. will h.. srnnr,n, m, $50 viii, sny Inn,
iii .,,.s I'M, tl,ssc ws,s,. ,,s III. mas, se,iye
d,.,.,,c ,bev ever used mud inns undoub,edly
for affections Of III, Kidneys, diseased Bladder
C....i S,.,s,n ~ W" n.na,, Ch,,'n,. va"",'nl
sM's,;n. u 49,, ,t"sa,,.,a , ',',
~ '". '"'''|' w." -
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OBJ W OR X.

THE Proprietors of the
Republican are prepared
10 execute all kinds OF
job Printing, in a manner
unsurpassed by any es.
Establishment in the State
such MS Books, ramph-
let's, Briefs. Ball Tickets,
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y OliCe.

nuRiNG my absence from this part Of the
- stat. CASEY Assrw IA my daily an;hcr-
izcd agent to collect and settle M all my I'M
settled business.
SAM FRlOu.
Marshall, July "a, 1881. nSs iss
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4 LARGE quantity Of y. y. Townsend's
~ Sarsapsrilia. As to its virtues. u is un-
questionable. For salt by
EVANS 4 SANDERS.
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Snu0, Smu0.
LNOR sale, q large lot OF Milers Scotch
! snui!, by
EVANS 4 SANDERS
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Correspondence of tho Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, March 8, Is,


The Senate has got through with all the important
business OF the extra session and whether it adjourn
not doubt whether there will be quorum of the body
present after Tuesday The most interesting debate
Cured the constructive mileage but the law bearing
that construction, the thing allowed usual The
extra session will thus cost fifty thousand dollars
Had the Senate gone into executive session for three
hours instead OF endeavoIng 10 force the and har
Dor bill through this expense would have been avoided
But thirty senator's answered yesterday TO their
call.
which, believe have been ratited-a treaty of extra
dition with Mexico the Tehuantepec treaty. the treaty
with Switzerland, and that with Portugal The treaty
with Switzerland was amended and thus ratified cond
tionslly The Portuguese treaty, and the treaty with
Mexico Tor the Iehuanlepec route were ratified without
amendment.
treaty is the most imporansecurng 10 citizens the
greatest advantage, and opening to Mexico and
magnificent route for the commerce OF Europe and Asia
The treaty reflects great credit Governor Lecher who
negotiated II, and furnishes strong evidence OF The
enlightened spirit and practical good of the Mex-
can government We have been in a habit of under
rating the talents, TACT and forecast of Mexican states
but the treaty Of Tehuantepec shows conclusivey
that Mexico understands her interests now, and
mains not passive spectator OF the worlds events which
must operate complete revolution IN navigation and
commerce.
The Tehuantepec treaty gives citizens, true
strip of land so miles wde extending from ocean 10
the other; but of what value would that land be her
without the improvements contemplated by citizens
She gives our citizens rich mine, and we work and
the profits II is the best investment Mexico can
AXE OF her treasure and the only by which it
become productive Besides our increased in
with Mexico will not only open OF
wealth to enerprisng citizens but also to aay
The prcjndices and i'll feelings excited by the late war
We shall learn 10 appreciate the many excellent and high
minded qualities OF gentle neghbors and they it
TO be hoped. will become satisfied that cherish
other sentiment towards Mexico than that of gen.
fendshp. which 1t is the interest and the duty
both sister republics cultivate regard to each other
and the common destiny OF this continent.
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Tine Hxykr Clay RALD--ESrpusrAsrfc RECEPTION or MR
CLar.Ths assembly at N,bo's last night large and
brilliant in the extreme. and the occasion altog
worthy OF the great statesman IL intended pill
mont Tho saloon tasefuy decorated and Clay ban
Clay sentiment and mplmentary puons. met
the eye at every turn.
Nothing occurred, however, beyond the ordinary routine
Of tho bali room, until about III o'clock, when IL
nounced that Henry Clay had arrived. The dancing
Immediately suspended and the company formed double
line around the room, leaving passage sufficiently wide
for Mr. Clay and suite pas, through lie aewsrd
entered tho walking between the Hon James Books
and j. Phillips Pbonis and wed with enthusiastic
cheering, the lsdes waving their handkerchief The band
At The same time struck up Here's TO YOU Harry Clay
and for sevefs inmates a Of a most extraordinary
character presented Having made circuit of the
saloon Mr. Clay, after great deal of pushing gained the
reception room. where such Of the company desired
persoaa iauodocon presented to him Al a liti.
befes midnight he departed quietly the house Of Mr.
PhnniH, Who're guest we understand he is.
Soon sftcf~ard. supper was announced, and need
hardly that 1t tseio and elegant affair. and
Elected great credit Mr. George w. Vesey who has
the management OF ibis department at Nblos #"#...
Several tosss given and speeches made, and letters
were read from tho President, General Csss Washingo
Hunt and others, apoogz,pg for their absence The les
hviies In tho supper being concluded the company
retained 10 the saloon and dancing renewed and
kept mp with great spirit until late hour
"3 #H " Y. Mirror March III.