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paper.--Ep. ADy.

 BOUNTY To TEXAS VOLUNTEERS.

 We are indebted to Mr. BADGETT, for n copy of the following resolutions, adopted by the Convention of Texas, OH the l7tb ut., offering bonnies of land 10 volunteers:

 .Arkonsas Gasetie.

 Whereas, many individuals from ihe II. States, have left their homes ol peace and comfort. 10 volunteer in he service of this country, and endure the hardships and periis of War in the struggle against Mexi- can tyranny, and have by their generous patriotism and gallant conduct in he field, earned our warmesi gratitude. Therefore,

 Resofped, That bounles of land be grant ed, and are hereby granted, to said yolun- teefs, as follows, VIZ.

 To all who are now in service, and shall continue in service faithfully during the war, twelve hundred.and eighty acres; to all who have served faithful y, or who shall have served faithfully for a period not less than SIX mouths, six hundred and forty acres; to all who have served faithfully fur D. riod not less than three months, three hundred aud twenty acres; 10 all who shall enter the servlce previous 10 ihe 1st day of next July, and shall continue in service faithful y during the war, provided the war shall continue for period more than six months, nlne hundred and sixty acres; to all who shall ener the service after the first day of July, quantity proporiioned 10 their ser vices, and 10 be hereafter determined.

 Re8oired, That the lawful heir or heirs of all such volunteers as may have fallen, or may hereafter fall, in the present contest With the Mexican goveFnmeht, or who may have died or may hereafter die, from any accident, while in the service of ihe coun- try, during the war, shall be granted the quantity of land which would have been due he deceased under the coIonzalon laws, as established hy he laws of ihe land, had he survived, that is to say: One league and lahor (d604 aeres) for man of family, and one-'hird of league (l476 acres) for single man; also, that inc said ilei or heirs shall receive, in addition 10 the land grant- ed aforesaid, bounty of six hundred and forty acres, as decreed by the council at San Felipe, on the llth day of December, 1885.

 Resotred, That every applicant for land. a'ai,s sinai, Fes.i,; ce,iitii- cate from the proper officer under whose command he served, of the time of his ser vice, faithful discharge, and such further evidence as may be considered sufficient; and that the said evidence shall be present. ed 10 land commissioner, or such proper agent as may be established by law, to es- lablish the correctness of the claim; also, that tbese clams may be located on any unappropriated or vacant lands in the coun- ify; but no single grant shall be located in more than one body; nor any grant of twelve hundred and eighty acres in any other form than two equal squares; nor any grant oi nlne hundred and sixty acres in any other form than square of sis. hundred and forty acres and another square of three hundred and twenty acres; nor any graul Of