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act be admitted. into the Union. on an equal
footing with The orig nal States.
/ ". The remainder of the annexed terri.


tory to be held and disposed of by the United
States as one of.heir territories, and 10 be


called The Southeast Territorv.n
Y. The existence of slavery to be Tor ever
prohibited 10 he northern and northwestern n
| part of said territory, west of the l00th de-


gree of longitude west from Greenwich. so
as TO divide as equally as may be the whole
| ofthe annexed country between sIaveholding
and non slaveholding States


VI The assent of Mexico to be obtained
by treaty to such annexation and boundary,
or to be dispensed with when the Congress
OF the United States may deem such assent
to be unnecessary.


VII Oiher details OF the annexation to
be adjusted by treaty. so far as the same
may come within the score OF the treaty ma


10 PRESERVE EGGs-A writer In the
Michigan Farmer says that he places bis
eggs ia a small basket, and dips them in
boiling hot water. letting them remain in
moment. This he does two or three times.
hen lays them small end dowG in bran. salt
Or oats. aud they keep perfectly fresh and
5ood--Earmer's Gazette


