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TExAs.-A law went into operation in Texas on the 18th of January last, by which all lands sold for taxes and struck off to the government, may be redeemed by the former owners thereof on or before the lst of Jan nary next, on the payment of all costs, charges and taxes accruing between the time of sale and the date of redemption.

 Another law of importance to settlers went into operation on the 22d of January, by which every actual settler who cultivates or improves any portion of the unappropriated public land, is to have the first right and title to three hundred and twenty acres at the go- vemment price, to be paid for at any time within three years; satd three hundred and twenty acres to embrace the portion first set tied upon and improved by said settlers

 The price of the land Is fixed at two dol lars per acre, payable in government scrip, which can be bought at 20 or 24 cents on the dollar Or, if the land be paid for ill specie, l the price is fixed at fifty cents per acre, be- ing one hundred and sixty dollars for three i hundred and twenty acres, and three years credit at that No settler to be allowed less i than eighty acres. These laws remain in force, even if Texas agrees to the terms of annexation proposed by the United States.

 The farmers are formard in their agrlcrl- tural operations, and the prospects of a good yield are eneouragingly alluded to by the Texian papers.

 MoRE TROUBLE " MExIeo.-The las Mobile Advertiser contains q letter from Tampco. dated on the 23d ull, from whct we make the following extract:

 "fhe revolution il this country is far from being at an end-in fact, We consider i, a: uo, vel fairly commenced. In s9a-' um, vou may cxpec, ta hear of bloo0y wofS.- Ne have merely got ri,l of one tytant ta make rooiu fer leaions

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