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thfopy. Our homes are invaded by an enemy powerful iii numbers, if not in cou. rage, and we invite your assistance speedily. We appeal to your magnanimity for the justice oi our cause. Our citizens are all in service, either civil or military.

 Our convention will meet on the 18th of this month, and pledge myself that satis. factory arrangements will 5e i1is,,iie u con- pensate each adventuref.

 We have land enough te sa.;sfy yoi,. most extravagant expectations, and laurels tor each warriors brow.

 {sigaedl R R. RoYALL,

 Member elect. from Matagorda,

 10 the Permanent Council o} Teras The editor at NatehItoches and all editors friendly to Texas; will please insert the above.

 RR R. Gircuiar from ttc Com,nittee of sqtety of the Ju-

 risdichoa of Austin.

 CoMMfrTEE-RooM, ST. FELIPE DE AUSTIN;

 October 8, 1885. 12 o'clock at night The committee of safety for the Jursdic- ton of Austin, in conjunction with other committees in different arts of the country, say to their fellow citizens, that the time has now arrived when 1t behooves. every friend to his country to be up and doing. Intelligence of the most interesting and im portant character has just reached this com mttee from the camp of our countrymen. Colonel Ugartechea is on his march from Bexar, with 300 men, to overrun our country. They come to make US yield all unconditional and slavish submission to i military usurpation. They come to fasten down upon our necks the yoke, and to rivet upon our hands the manacles of military servitude. Gonzales Is doomed to the sword and the flame. Colorado will next be the theatre of blood and rapine- then the Brazos-till every spot of our rich and fertile country shall present to the eye but one wide scene of devastation, and we, the rightlul proprietors, be driven from the soil which we have reclaimed, by our tolls and sufferings, from savage wilderness, and which we have made valuable by our labor and hardy enterprise. Shall we give uP, without struggle, the fruits of so many years of danger, difficulty, and un- paraIleled suffering? Shall we surrender our country ai1d our homes to military usurpation Are we willing to forego all the advantages held out 10 us as the reeom- pense of the most daring enterprise Gan we let a military despot reap the harvest after we have sown the seeds The com. mittee are ready to answer for their coun- trymen; and they answer by calling upon them to come, and come quickly, to the as. sistance of their friends, their neighbors, and their brothers, three hundred of whom are already in the field. Col. Austin IS with them. These have to contend with the whole of the Mexican army; but they will contend bravely they will dispute every inch of ground with their invaders, until the expected aid shall arrive.

 8XM GAL HORDE BORDEN, jun Members Of ae

 JNo II MONEY, Com. ef Austin.

 R R. ROYAL Member from Matagorda.

 l. PATTERSON, Mem trom Harrisburg.