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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-31

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Al.s supply Of p~ic.d
covh., which, fbrs supply nskes seo<h
cos'paes could he desired. al.- - . -. - a
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June 9t~4Gf.od
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
ID OF Cecil county, the undersigned, admin
lstrators of Eli Cnulson, late Of said county
decd, will otieI at Public Sale on
IueSdoy, October 4th,
next, al the residence of said dec eased, near
Huntsville, the following property: horse 3
yoke oxen q well bioke,) 5 milk cows, beef
steers, several young cattle, ! hogs, SOW and
pigs; hay by the ton, corn and oals by the bush
el, road wagon, dearborn, Il quantity OF llrm-
ing utensils: and variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and many articles not emu
mcraled.
The terms OF sale are. all sums under 50,
CASH. On all sums over s., u CT edit of SIN
months, with good security.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
JANE COULSON,
VIM. p. COULSON,
Sep II Is. Adm'rs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER ! 1853
Original l)oem.
For The Cecil Wing.
The stars,

Inc SlaFS.
ie gallant stars, speed on, speed on
In your shining courses unclaimed, alone;
Like the burning thoughts OF a mighty sou
Away on your mission OF glory roll!
deem thai IN all your boundIesS range,
Ye meet no rava@c ye know no change;
No cloud comes over your silver glow,
No shade OF sorrow or death yc know,
For in your aspect and days are ye
The voice and 1he. symbol OF Deity.
\ blessing upon you. holy starS
With your crown Of LIGHT and your golden cars,
Your smile divine and your Joyous flight,
Aiar through the sable aud breeding night;
We are gazing down on the decd, OF men,
Your smile is iuinl upon hill aud glen
Yt CLEAN where the manlcss mountains rise,
We know where the dust OF the mighty lies,
Bat ye, in your strength, with your ctuwn OF
Your path is high thru' the infinite. light,
Like rushing river the ages flow,
The Years retufn and he Seasons 20;
In many depth Of The shaded dell,
The music OF fountains is mu,inurei we'll
On the desolale clf, By the loud sea 5 moan
There are children OF beauty whclc yc Is none,
The i"Unt shall dry and the leaf shall fall.
\ gloom aud blight is upon them all
But yc, Ike the thoughts oi a mighty soul
High on through the infinite blue We roll
J" are gaztn@ down upon tent and tomb.
le are shedding joy DER the deserts gloom:
Whore he b!lluwS plunge with dr,nr! wall,
" here The mast is bent to the rushing gale,
On the ling lights Of The sleeping town
MIN your angel eyes ye AZ" gazing down;
Your smile Is soft on the tepdcr sod,
Where we give our beautiful back to God,
Bn high in the realms Of sky Y" shine,
OF Faith and Of Glory voice and sign.
W no lit the eve 10 yOur solemn fires
While the deal come back a. the dar retircs?
il is Love and Faith. their nome is high,
With your burning watch in The midnight sky;
A Gloom is come 'er Unr litlc band
! "" new gtayes more in the Silent Land,
Onr hrnhrrs step from our path is gone
J ne bIuir from our eyes To the grave is won
" c Turn to where through The blue ye roll,
{ whisper hope to the troubled soul.-I. II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
Carpets and Ois Cloths.

'ELDtIDGE CHEAP CARPET STORE
DENSONS venting Carpets or Oil Cloths will
l. do we'll 10 call nj FLDiiDGE'S before they
buy, for he being unirr very ii4ht stor" rXp"n-
ses. is enabled to offer great inIurrm"nis TO
buyers: ami wall sell Wholesale Vi rclail AT the
lowest prices in III" city.
Splendid Imperial,
Snperiine Ingram, fr,DDUrS
Fine and Medium 10. a ~ " "
NcnitunS 81 all kinds,
And Oil Cloths from , feet to 81 feet to , feet
wide, to cut for rooms, halls, &c.; with a large
assortment olIngrain Carpets llum % 10 20 cts.
per yard; Entry and Stair Carpets from 10 TO so
cents per yard. Also, STAtR-Ron$. HEARTH
Rucs, TABLE and Piano Covers, RAG CAR
PITS, &c. II. n. ELDltlDGE,
No II STRAW BuRY Street.
one door above Chestnut street, between
Second and Third street, Philadelphia.
Sept. l1lh--}m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
SHERIFWS SHE.

DT virtue OF two writs OF Nendiinni Expuuas
ID and a writ OF fter FaciaS, issued out Of the
Circuit Court Tor Cecil county. one al the snit
OF Jacob Burr"ngh Survivin" partner OF Samuel
Griscom, one al the suit OF William Tor bert,
aud one other al the suit of Thomas Taylor,
against the goods and chatlies, lands and lene-
mrutS Of Thomas s. Thumas, and to me direct
ed, have seized and taken into cX,culion all
the right, title interest and claim oflhc sand
Thomas ). Thomas, in and to all the following
tracts, pieces or parcels of land, in the county
aforesaid, viz: all that part of tract ca lied
s'GEOFARISON,' - adjoining The lands Of May
and Ann Russell, containing
rs ACRES,
more or lcsSssplso, another part OF the same
tract containing
525 ACRES,
more on less, also, another part Of said tract
containing
$50 ACRES,
more or less; also, that tract, piece parcel of
land purchased by said TnonaS iiom James
Foster, cunla ming
40 ACRES,
more or less; also all that tract called ''Stoncy
-Mrn3ouH," adjoining the tact On which said
Thomas resides, containing
$50 ACRES;
more or less: ai>o all that tract on which the
SAID Thomas resides, BE- the same more or less;
aud hereby give notice. TINT on SATURDAY,
the Isl day OF October next. between the hours
OF AMI ! O'Clock p. VI. at the Court House
/" Elkton. will expose said property at public
auctinn to the highest biiIcr TO satisfy said
wills and officers fees. Terms OF sal, CASH.
JOHN JANNEN,
Sep 10, 1888 Is SUI CtcH CouniB.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
HENRY K. BRlNGHURST,
(Succcssor to Jos. Bfin9hurst.)
ESEsDi0Sss.e and Eeot;ti. EeEMGgsNt

MO. 81 MARK EFT St.. MlNGTDN. next
~ door 10 the corner OF Fourth. have large
ly increased the stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, AHI
Patent Medicines OF tho old stand, for years
occupied by Joseph Brinahurs. | manufacture
with great care all my Chemical and Pharna-
cnliral Preparations, personally selecting my
si"ri; from the largest importing houses Of
Phladrlphla and New York, and other places,
Qor cash only, and am prepared to sell whole
sale and retail, Drugs, Chemicals and Patent
Medicines Of all kinds at the lowest cash prices
Everything sell warranted OF the best quality,
ar the money returned. am HE sol" aud only
wholesale and retail agent tor Dr.. ID. James
Family Medicines, which, with all other Pat
cnt Medicines, will be sold wholesale ulI re-
tau at the proprirtor's lowest prices.
Wilmington. Sep II "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
Election Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given .hn, m Election
will be held on the first Wednesday in Norrm-
Der, next, Qhat being the second dav of SAID
month. )at the usual places Of holding elections
in Cecil county, that is:
For the Fnsl District al Ceciton,
For The Second & al Chesapeake City,
For The Third II; EIkton.
For the Fourth &c al FAN Hill,
Forthe Fiilh at North East,
For the Sixth " at kIsine sun,
For the Seventh 80 al Port Deposit
And, whereas, by an Act of the last General
Assembly. Chapter 81, n new Election District,
was established in Cecil county, in the words
following, TO wit:
SECTION |. Be il enacied By The Generai .lsscni-
Oily Of Ndfyin,,l, That for the greater conve.
nlencc III voting in Cecil county, new cleo
lion district be created out OF rnrtS of Elrc-
ton Districts, numbers six and seven, OF said
county.
SEC. ,. .4Hd be ii eHacfed, That llIc boundaries
OF said district Shall be as follows: beginning
al The Octoraro creek where il enters into
Maryland, thence down said creek to the SuS-
quehanna river, up said rive! to the pennsyl-
wanna line, and thence along said line to The
place oil beginning.
Sic. 3. .3nd be ii cnGcied. That all that por-
ton hereby laid of from the sixth and sew
en'h dlsuicls shall constitute the eighth ,Icc-
ti"n district, and the polls shall be held at
Mount .Pl"aSant, known as RAWLINGS Store.
In pursuance Of which Law, notice is hereby
given, that an clrcllun viii ne held on the said
sccond Ghv 81 N"N"mb"r in The Eighth Dis
lr'cl, at the place named in said Law.
Aud Iii" election So to be htli IN the several
districts Of tins county i for the purpose Ui OF
Ing for the following officers.
y Governor Of the state:
\ COmDtrullcr ut The trraSIIV:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
A Sensible Idea

TN j. b. ASH 10 20 TO Philadelphia and selec,
L beior" the city Retailers Some of the pref
licst and latest styles, Dress Goo Is Tor Ladies'
fine French Cashmere, AMI Fancy Vcsiines Tor
Gentlemen, 10 gcther with General assert
ment Of Fall gools which he will sell at a
SINAI advance; call and see them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
d 4 Y is & Gu LIN,

DEALERS IL
Lamps. s4n9sg esns T. Chandeliers
y. T.. Cor. Fonfih and Chery S;s., Phiiada.
HAVING enlarged ami improved their Slotc,
III and having the lai grsl assortment ot Lamps
in Philadelphia. they are now prepared to iul
nlsh PINE OIL, CAMFnINE,
BURAING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, PHOSGENEG .3S G. L4RD
OIL: Lamps. Lanterns, Of all patterns; Fancy
Hotel and Hall Lamps. Chandeliers. Cham
doles and CandelabraS, and britannia Lamps
at the manufacturers lnwcst prices Glass
Lamps by the package. at a small advance over
auction prices. Being large MANLFACTU-
RERS OF Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, ETHEREAL
Oil, Alcohol, aud (lhe only truC Phosgene
Gas, they can furnish these articles at such
prices that Merchants will find it 10 their adj
vantage to buy. Call before gong elsewhere,
il you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
toi sale. sep II ly
NOTICE TO TRESP ASSERS.--Al persons
IN are hereby forwa,ned from irespassng by
cunning or hunlin" on the lands of the sub
scribers residing in the I'd Election District of
Cecil county, as any that are found doing so
will be prosecuted TO the extent of The law.
Davidson d. Pearce, Joseph Booth,
John Biddle, Isaac litter,
Noble Bidde, Matthew ]. Wood,
Samuel B. Sutton, William Loguc,
II. ID. Fowler, Arson Grfflh,
George w. Boulder, William W. Eoulden,
VIM. +. Meeteer, David NJ. Taylor,
Mary Davis Iscp II 3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
Wall Papers. Wall Papers.

THE Subscribers have now in store then
l. complete Fal! Stock Of
PAPER HANGINGS, CURTAINS, &C.,
which they offer at very low prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Our assortment is very complete, comprising
all the qualities, both
FRENCH IND AMERICAN.
We manufacture a large proportion OF our
goods and can sell at the lowest rates.
UrPaper Hanging done in the country al
city prices. PARISH Il llOCGH,
Sep II SIN No. ! North FUh 81. Ph!ln.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
BordentOWn Female College;

BURDEN OWN, n. j.
CHART Erred BY the Legislature OF New
" jersey with collegiate powers and PRIVILEGES
The Winter Session of this Institution will com
mence on TUESDAY, Nov. lst, and continue
FIVE months. For catalogues containing tel ms,
&C., address JOHN II. BkAKELEy,
Sep 10 lw President.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
y. ". NOIAND. WIN. TIIuNPSON
STEFAN FRAME, SASH, DG0l.
and Shutter Factory;
AT PORT DEPOSIT, MD


WE the undersigned. having just fitted up
W "nr new Sash Factory, are prepared 10 fuI-
nIsh all kinds of
Frames, SASH, Doors nnd Shutters,
OF the best material and worn manShp. Being
ourselves practical mechanics. We feel conf lent
in >n!Iug thai We can supply, as well as please
all
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Are earnestly requested 10 give us a call. A;
we ARE situated at the great Lumber Mar. We
can afford to mInuiacture work IN CHEAPER
and better STYLE than elsewhere. We lhpr, fore
solicit your patronage, hoping that You wall not
forget us, as ouc work needs only to be sen to
he recommended. We are also prepared to
wo,i, all kinds Of rnouIlings suitable for mould
IN Doors. Washb0arIs, &c. We shall use the
bcsl material for evrty thing, and pledge that
our work Shall b" rn,iyaiied.
NM. THOMPSON & co.
Port DcUosit, Md. Sen 10 6ln
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
GRAIN WANTED.

4 ]. SCOTT s. BRO, will pay the highest
IL, Cash prices Tor Wheat, Corn. and Oats.
n. 8. Bag furnished. Apply at their store
in Llkton, opposite Johnson Hotel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

G-TAt the Crystal Palace, $2,73O.4O
has been contributed to the Washing
ton Monument. Tins sum, however,
includes $3.50 bequeathed by a New
Yorker who died in California.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
1877 CRIES

Of land, more or less; an l. also, the right, title,
interest and CLAIM u The sarl Passmorc McCul-
Tough in anl 10 a pmcc Of land adjoining land
oil Jesse Janney, james Moore aud others, con
tanning
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
George m. Palmer,
Successor 10 Nm. II. Heaid,)
MANUFACTURER OF
TNbIcGO Spestf & SpG1rS

No. 81, Centre .Nmhet Space, Bnlto.
II EEpS constantly on hand an assortment of
II all articles in his line OF business, OF all
qualities and prices. He is. also, the sole man
ufacturer of HEADS UNRIvALLED SNUFrs.
His prices are low. Call and give him trial.
4 np Ii, '53 6m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

7 UST received a lo, Of Fresh Timothy Seed.
y WIN. TuLDERT.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24


= fAs &AfYiT Of Gesxaiss Cosniy-GnrrriSs:
"HR1EAS, John Cowan has hlcd his petition
~ In our Distriee Court, against James =.
yeaes. sniging IN substance that the said Jones il
tusty' Indebted to sss N :hc vi three hundred
dollars, With interest AT the rate Ut ten per cen,
Per s,l,.lsn from the lst day OF January 1865, on
psoissory note executed BY the said Jones' on the
S0th day or August, A. d. 1882, aud due Ist Jana.
afy. 1858, and that the defendant has refused to
pay the same, although, oiseu requested; AMI
wherein tho petitioner has made affidavit that the
said defendant is q nonresident of this State
These are, therefore, to command you to cite the
said James s. Jones' by causing this writ TO be
publishe for four successive weeks In the Gonzales
Inquirer, previous to the return day hereof to BIO
and appear before the Mpnomblc the District Court
Of said State 70 be holden IN and for said County,
q the Court House thereof IN the town Of Gonzales
on the seventh Monday after the first Monday In
September, A. ID. 1853, thea and there to answer
Gaii petition. S
Herein fal not, but Of this process with your
service make duo return.
l(--) Witness d. Willis, Clerk of said Court
l3L.H and inc seal thereof annexed mt Office In
(~-- Gonzales, this 10th day OF September, A.
d. 1885, d. WILLIS, Cpk, ID. y. q. G.
~ III. lie. WILLIS. Deputy.
Came 70 hand tho elst day of Scptom5st, a. D..
1853 and hereby order publication of this citation
in the Gonzales Inquirer w. l.. BARRON,
| y September "a, 'a3.--4w Sh'f q. G.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24
From Z, pasc

We sire indebted 90 the Kindness If our
itsnd, Mr.. Cyaiss fas The lesu>>i os private
letter sessisssi hy him through ths last Santa
he mail Tie latter furnishes tho election
fesestss ef III fasa ssaass. anal several ether
i,aI-estani ltstms AZ aewes wssieh ne Isy lsfese
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sevsaSoa-.~l'scss, sts sssss.
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C.sssss~s -->isssl sta
Eus Hs~t t.sxe nssssx 80 s'sx-Ay. STA
Esssa sssrxprsarsoS sltxasr-s sl,s ia, ~
Sfsss sf>Aso2 gaGss n~ne. sis
iteess 90 ksrsusxr ssss s>~.-- s}ssStsA y
Ggysssy. as MstsAsa 4. issssaslss<s. lsx.
The sess shs~~ ths lsny~.ss,esv IL "a r1se
sessasf - he s..~@ss. N ~ ~ szssss no
tisssl ceasssss It's s.s,ess shsse s<ssa 81 s.s
sestvvsy ssss 90 ti<ss sSt<esss IN ssesss<tss-a
vssA she ssesssse ssepsti~eN Ths. i "A Il sAa~sAI
~ ssss tAss skssxsss evs<s9 So sAsss ssssssss
ttp Essw ssss 40 ~ sss As<sxsss, ~keo ~ sssss
~ t~sai shs ssssssets Il s.,sss Al ksss N sAse
esessse bad ~ she ><ase
tssss kesk- ssei sses. fsxtssss ssrssfsxe
fssu ~sse sssa sxfsss,1 ts~ tho ssSxass
tssa 81 ear ffsssssss sssss ~< sssts. ssA tses
sssas isss eaens ss1~ ssses sSxss - n. sace
besse ssst sAn sses ss1fs hss rssussa ~ sks
fesss W ssea Nsss. txessss sa~w.s~sss
cv tsst sss keesSNssS
J~axs AfsFsss wms fsfs e sh&ssy snea
-~~rec~ssf A<sH sse@skA ga shs e&i 4ux~zs
- ssssxA fxe gsss tkss-sxh ,A< rasausssas
bsssssA ~ i1rs s@3 NJ IStss Sss ss4xs
tSssS4s - ts~i sssssss ssssss s;.&n ss1 ss<
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oo<k.
sssrssl Fsssas. snswx es,es ssnssss.sss -
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

On one Of the branches Of the Colorado, falls
have been discovered about lao feet in altitude
and nearly 100 feet wide. Tho water falls per-
pendicularly in ono unhroken sheet These
falls were discovered by Mr.. VIM. II. Magill,
who Is an old settler in this State aud never
heard Of them before. This gentleman also
speaks Of tho beauty Of the country. Large
tracts Of the most fertile territory as yet ui,-
known for any Of the purposes Of civilization.
--sun Aatonio Ledcer
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

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- shoss sss.s. ga sEssa ix s~es ~ sr1ss.
~ sstk - ssn Asfs,s Is ~ssnsss~A sss as.ssp
sssA fhe hsss nvssssy Ssxsess se cssaakng
snse S~s SD csssss s~xssss s@ astsse 81 rssfes
s4As 4axHsstssz fssE Nsf<4ks Ma 4 Sssa
sssss srsesass sse@ tseksss@nx i<iaxs - isses
ss.s~, tsss ss~n. N ssse hsssy, sseesas kas
s-rssssea = sss sssssgr - ss&syss. as sssH ssss
-. ssses - ssSs& ~ sSse Esssnf sess4sssstasss
- th* ssAs~ - sees<ssrsss rsxtsNss, 3sw.
y ssT~ ssf~&'s Fssssssk $50 Nv II -
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

q A PRABBwoKrny Aerial will remember
tho newspaper accounts Of the intelligent little
fellow who some months ago tramped II" all
or most Of the way from Cincinnati to WASH
irgton, in order TO obtain an appointment rs =
midshipmsn in the navy--being an orphan,
and desiring TO make his way through tho
world The Washington Evening Star learns
that philanthropic and public spirited either,
Of Washington has taken tho youngstcr in
hand, sent him TO one Of tho academies in that
city, and has determined to educate, board and
cloths him; In short, to make man Of him. =.
Such an act deserves praise. The Star says
the boy did not receive an appointment when
he arrived in Washington because there was
no vacancy in his district
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

Ne En4seA - RE WssasN~sus rsss~. ~
fke Msast tsssa fsssssssepses. a the las
sSs4. ssyss
sssf sss.asagssssissss s ssw e1tEsss. Her \ a.
= NJ hesssn. "a 81 Hsshsaztssu ea Wsessex
Ass iss1, ~ az psssfsees. ss sssssvsssssl Il A.
sesesss shs esssessss shaa es shs tufNa. me
sxxaA a rs ssusaatasstsaa
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

s-g Or T. ;. Brown. OF our town. drove
through our streets a few days since. upwards
Of eleven hundred head Of cattle en rcRte for
the mountains, where he has recently made
So'ne extensive purchases, nr. u. ialorms VS.
that milk cows are wos,h $50 per head in that
section Of eennty, and that ,herc is no better
stock range To lie found anywhere.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

Tng B,tl--we learn that the Hall OF Tues
day aigh, was one cs the prettics, affairs ever
Witnessed in this place The weather Was
tiac, aud, with few exceptions, NIL tho bellies of
the county were present, TO make tine pass
ava. on ecsSsmer uinEs 1.-THE eonnteaanec
Is az index ef the miad, there was no, ene in
the cay is'reag uninsiasaeed by r'casarsble
etactiesix
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

4 ssssss s.afss.s-efsss y. Y. fses~s
rsss. a sss "a ss.sss ss rs s~asmsrsoA IssAlx.
~@sB
~, -. EsasA, 80 s.s-sssss sss,s u r4.ss4~
ssa \. 4ssn Eas;scs4 60, e st5eA ~ ia Ns
ssfsss Ass wfx7s fsfs4
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

Vie Wsshinr,cn ssea ssys shs TsSssrxs
= tbs lated States esa Tbs sih instant. fsesls.
~ nexa sss isss 1,ssa d stsSsf ssae sAsa.
sassa slsSssrs sS $ festessssssa - tAe fssasafs
- HE Lnised ssasss. by s~sae T~rsn~ @hsss
Eaest - ssss gtseE
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

: N1V8 ~ LAST 1I0HTs NAIL.
Oy1Aatcf Rom ~ O3can(fs up W l0ah
|lnst. We lnet ths hewt - any interest
Ths ubty e. yellow Aver insl View Or
lleans6 grce1y ON Bc decrease
flsyellog fever eontinAez - raep,as an al.
arsning rate IN Natchex, vicksburg. Water.
proof Rodney, Fort Adams, Grand Gulf Port
Gibson, and other towns on tho Mississippi
river. In many Of thcse towns all the citizens
had len, and nurscs could rot bc had for love
or money. In all tho towns across tho Lake
Ponchartrsin the yellow fever had broke out
and was raging fcarfully.
The yellow fever is very bal in Galveston
average deaths per day 10 to l2.
In Houston tllc ftver Is said " hs prevailing
fatally.
The bulletin says that the number Of deaths
in Indianoia, Cor the week ending Tuesday the
10th inst. WAS "A. ~: II, ~,
psthisA Has bccn got up In Now York ur-
ging Congress to take measures for the con-
struction of a railroad 70 tho Pacific.
Tho election returns from Vermont show
that tho wings have carried the State.
The Democratic State Convention Of New
York broke up in row on tine 18th inst. The
hunkers, however, secured tho nomination OF
tho full State ticket The soft shell branch OF
tho Convention adjourned over to Wednesday,
in order to give the hunkcrs an opportunity
to rctracc their steps.
The report TINT seven fishing vessels had
been captured Is contIadictcd.
Late foreign nows have been received AT
New York.
Tho latest adviccs from Constantlnoplc state
that the Sultan has accepted the note Of the
Vienna conference, and will send an AMBUSH.
dor to ST. Petersburg simultaneously with the
evacuation. by Russia, Of the Danubian princi.
palitics This evacuation is expected to take
place in September, when the French and Eng
lish fleets would withdraw from Bcsica Bay and
the coast.
The Car is likely TO reject the note OF the
Vienna conference, modified by tho Sultan.
LoSE SrAR SciENriric INSTITUTE or TRyAs,.-
We have received the circular Of the Scion.
tifc Institute, located at Lockhrr!. ,zL!;s.c,9|
Co, Texas, and are highly :.eascd with the
course OF study proposed, as we'll as the objcc,
which tho originators havo in view q
Tho male department is under the joint con
troll of Rev. w. Addison Smith, of the Prcsby,
terrain Church, aud Rev. j. Wood Dunn, of the
Episcopal Church, and they propose to give
young mon thorough course Of study tina,
will qualify them for any occupation in life
which they may prefer, and make Of them nc
tive business men. Hero is an opportunity
that should be embraced by the youth of our
land who desire to rank as intelligent business
men.
We wish our friends Of I.ookhart entire sue
cess in their honorable enterprise.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-24

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