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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

ARxr MOVEMENTS The extensive and COIN.
pletc changes In the Opposition OF the little
army OF tho United States, indicated In the
general orders from headquarters, Published In
our correspondence from Washington. are par.
ais founded as appears from that corrcspon.
denec, on the difficulty Of procuring recruits
Tor the regiment o! Infantry now In California.
The privatcs in that regiment viii he trans.
fcrred 10 the other corps now there and order
al there. and the commissioned and non-ccua-
mlssoned officers will come TO tho Atlantic
cosss To recruit The iinpossibilisy II obtain.
ins secsstiis In California will easily 80 under
stood No man, active, encrgctic and enter.
pr.Slng, would emigrste ta that land az gold
aud busy life merely 60 so soldering. That
i. Ia times ef peace.
Masr troops, however. are nrssesc,i from the
Northern aud Mi,islFe States t. the Southwest.
tbs West, aud the Calf soas. sna TO Tire fse.
Tie stations the lntsaisea al headquarters es.
hleniiy heirg ca c,stcensrs.r sii ,i,e e,s3~vsile
kFse where difficulties with Nsxkre o. tbs Ia.
dsns On the rsssns wSahi rvesier their aiI ,sso@i
esgssia sod psosart
Thvsv y essssialy something brewing hs.
t~~sn this ecantfy sa4i MsxsNA the sssrss II
uhssss. &c wssssies. hss nas IVA ie~a veraa.
essy I e that ess tissessmeni ss-.essis tskinT
gtseeasssaxss rassears Ia sss@ ~ dsfsxassis's
hat Say ssss~ MsssNs u q sessaaa isAas
sssAy a say HssSssnt hsse 81 ssaptkaa. ASK her
= asvsa rssxas-ees ~S>asI ts svsy ssts,s se al
tx tAesehsn n ss frsstsnt lssscy Dc q. -
~ fssfsxssi On wss5 - its esss. 80 s,.e &,
sssss sA< sfs sssh gfx We 10 sxs s~< a !
ws~ ~ keeSsnx ssssssss whses tAss are ass a<e.l.
sI sHs1 TIE &ts4ztse sssss lsss 600. essss "a
sc shsees Sc ss< ssNsseysssss - Asax~as,
sss4hsss. iaSAssy - s1szAssss - fsesssss
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

Meas ssssssaSs I'VE ssxA she fsssessae
n w esssvss~@AsSss - eas II q. sssss
.sssspsssrs Real H.
Les Ne eeesasese axs Asz>t lsess. ~ sssias
. sssfssaes ~ Ssxss mssxssAksses sse e1as
'ssas.s%. srs ~ sasssssssne fsv&Ss - ssssss sss
assss. sssi sAssxsss estsss sssAss. ~ ssss Hss.i
3 sasssssss te rssss sss. kss ~ ~ ssss 4. tss
Ne fssrsts, Ia On gsst satesf&xvessmg a. axe
ossss - tses<sssse> ssssnA ess~ssss, sseA tfas
sssss. sS4a ss~ssx5 ssa s~z este sspsss ssssm 90
ss sh<F4F g~ssse. vsstAy "a ssas fA~s az a.as
ss@ss, sessAs 81 s~sns sts ssessvl szsssssss 4
Ne esss s.&ss a tAs sea@s ssasA. Ne ssitaaN~
zsAsa u ssr sr@s ~ siesiss&ssens sss8 sssssya.
isp,~s. sAs~a9A sscsr~s ~ *kttAs ~ ssssss.
ssxs pee~sss e. ne tss4Ss ~ ss.s ssssss Sesssz.
ere se se fvvsseAxsssA ssss~zshsss stzs sass.ss
s~~@<sss ss~ssnsss. sss Aassssa Asxsss Or
f&rs<s ~ sAs owsA
TresA he sssss4A srAosSs ef ytsxs s~s,
tb&ss ~ sssnspAs4ass tFsss wAs<h sAaa xs~.3
ssssstss r~~sosse ss4es he ssssnsssss ~ Hss.
~ 80 ~ re s-rss< q sssSs~ sss sesas.
Svsrsts
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29
Tho Victoria Advocate.

Friend Palmer, Of the Victoria Advocate, in
speaking of the health of that place, thus discour.
SEES:
!, We were somewhat astonlshcd at the nsnua-
ton IN the last Gonzales Inquirer, calculated to
strengthen the reports To which we have alluded,
that Victoria Is the nearest point to Gonzales where
the yellow fever exists"
Why, man. what arc You taking about IL is
true that in our Issue Of the 10Th inst we did say
"we have never heard of case nearer than Vic.
toria, except a wngoner," &C., and Il was strictly
true. Several cases, contracted elsewhere, we
know, had assumed the character of yellow fever
and were under treatment al such In Victoria al
that very time; but as for saying or limiting tina,
the disease was prevailing there as an epidemic,
we had no such intention and are sorry that It has
been SO construed. AS for the health of Victoria,
we should imagine that local paper is good author.
ity in such things, and consequently, do not aucs.
ton it; and we assure you Mr.. Advocate, that for
blooming beauty, modcs,y and intelligence, the Ia
dies of Gonzales viii compare favoraoIy with those
of any town or city in the State of Texas
Your alluslon to topers really makes us SMILE
Such thing as mat,1s teper, is not to be found
among W., and even rnporations of that kind soon
leave in disgust finding that the nearer TIE coast
the air agrees with them better Gonzales is as
nearly exempt from the vices of drunkenness and
gambling, as any town in the State. You mover
see our merchants, planters lawyers. physicians aud
industrious mechanics, leave their business to s:s.
around grogshop, billiard room, or ball alley !;
neither are we annoyed by such midnight nu-
sanccs," ~ you complained so bitterly of week or
two since On the contrary, our town can boast Of
peaccablc, intelligent and highly moral popu.
alaiion
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

+ The SAN ANTONIO ANp GuLp RAIRoap.--Judac
faschai who has been for tho las, week attending
Court in our town. and who is enc Of the Directors
OF the above road, informs Us that Mr.. Jones, now
In New York, has made all the necessary arrange.
men's for commencing operations on the San Anto.
Mo and Gulf Railroad, jus, so soon ~ the yellow
fever ahstes. |, is the opinion of Judge z. tina,
the road viii bc completed within the time prcscri
bed IN the contact, and he does no, entersia the
Slighies: ioah, that the contractors win have |,
graded as Tar a. 'lc Guadalupe crossing by Spring,
a'i misgsInss and tsar Of Few ds-la,ercs,cd WISE
acres to the centfars notwithstanding
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

TT fhemas Sserpo, Asys,fs. the c4.vE,ar a,
tbs slrsessa Advocate, has teca s.s0ernins IL cur
sa~n Tor = iyv day. Fnena, fen..- sSsriss Tom.
Ne s's''-''NAs s1-'ui "a lsfehse taller nss - IA,
~ sa"'sea - tbs saesvus 4es ssstss.ssle ,ls,iss
ie''~ieiHz b 'er ale q 80 eistas, saA. Asheasa
''ssa by nsass. y / desgssas oas e ,lo aoi ts.
s'ss, Soas'eaa'. 'ssasssssg sgssSss5s gssasss Ne
have gss st's y sAes asy.--,hs w, s.as - 49,
Cot sfs1feasF ssvgssis' Nsy veas sAs3. usy.s
- Mss. hstsd
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

u We are gratiiied TO notice that our Nc,ho.
dist friends are circulating list for the purpose oil
procuring subscriptions to complete their Church.
Five hundred dollars, or Whereabouts, have already
been subscribed by our generous Citizens, Which,
when We take into consideration the fact, that they
have heretofore contributed largely TO the erection
OF this, AZ well rs to other similar buildings, aud al
so to the erection of the Gonzales College and thcir
willing disposition TO furnish means Tor the contem.
plated Arscsian Wc!l-spcsks loudly for their lib.
crafty and spirit Of public enterprise. We Mill
soon have in our town, two excellent and macniii.
cent oharehc', besides one or two more which, We
learn, are In contemplation
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

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trsaiaii ses establishment "a sAe ,.as,,,s. iesa.
~ : see pssassassse Pss.ss n - Macs. iawa
saHhsS - y v.sys ssss.sf, ne 81. IS saa s,s
See s sa'ca, AZ tsts tee.sssst ~ssb s,-l,sss q,
sstaeRs ws ssh 10. sssss ,asSvs. !. ~ aN~
atesPslse
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

t.peessts k.setsn~s -satsslsxeasS a. 10 .is
rcsa,t ~ shs sssssseass ia sscosga las tsSn ~
selssxl sy4a All safSa ~ the state
ffe isra~SsstA Assr saeys~ss4s IA ssfsyseg
the asy. slss, - u asaas srpeas. sssssslsssisss
a&sissssssss is AZ sz~xs
G1s fh@~os sasse rosasaxs 81 ssssxfees hss
tssa ssssssss. a .se@assy Il isysssssss Ssass
i<xa sssssssi ~ sesstvaz ASH lssxs w.ses.
~ hss s~~a sssasss Sos Ms ,&sas sesss - sSt
Stsss s.egsssssssv.
ssase sAssssas, 1ts sassssens - gssbs base
Fseesste& - sAs s~osss1sss s4assss % tae lsssss
ss1s.x sss4ss MOD, sns s&esssisss 20 tasss
,Sssx ss sks esses - s---~-sss, j. sssA ~ have
ssssssssa sssesvs a nvxssy - go sssss ssss
hss nssA
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

ssEiocs AtIssS N IocEatns--we learn tia,
an ailrss occurred ~ icekhAr,,a few DAYS since
he,vees w. wilson, u thai ,osn, aud Ne.
Rooss''on, e, his eous,y, ia Witch Ai,cr the On.
e''snge 81 'evcssl p1ssci ssoss The ecsser gentle
man sst sevrsely sedtssd al. fieai. te.pair
esfh hi's We have nei s,sssd shy q ts,e pa,seas.
l'Fs a,'sasi'af this aesassnats AFFAIR. tas have az
eesa s'se Is 'ealn ~ksiher o. 10, st n. Ma ts.a
arrested
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29
Tie who fights aud ruus away.
May 1--we To aght another dsy

on Monday iNi the peace, quic, and dignity of
cut ,own were somewhat ',istarbSi hy an exchange
Of pistol shots beiween Mr.. Cotton nni Nc
hEambsc, We arr pleased to sta,e, however. sha,
'ac'e vas no damage done u either patty. sya thc
neeeassFy Cspeass asicnaiug ,he weai anl tear 81
se's 'sa'ises, ne' seclodipg injuries sa,sasaed ly
-snac,s SOFAS extensive tobacco srn5,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

fsss ~sfsT - axesefs sse%ge hsts#s afet
~ tss - ess a sts sus@<rst@sx, So sesrse 20
ssast'sfsssssxss fs~as ~ shs ssAssla zee ~
sssaasf 3 tss sa*s ssss. sos ssA sxs&ly 81
n Assa
fss. ssfs's3 sAs sxsase. > sass tat w5
esss = sssss q aaaxtss a ssssss
Wee, sssssAsA sA< ssssw~Ss. " ysss ssNs
ssss<1 ssssA ts 81 ss3s~s ttps~ss aspss<s
~ 10 sAsek s~sa v $50 - Yea~f - sssr
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

~ Tho Evening Star learns that half q dozen
men Of wealth In Washington, entertain the idea Of
constructing magnificent new hotel, Of huge di.
mcnsions, In that city.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29
Publication ef tho Laws.

Publication Of the Laws.
We eheerfally endorse the following views,
relative = the publication Of the laws, which
~ 6nd b the San Antonio Ledger:
We most respectfully call the attention Of
our lawmakers TO the importance and neccssi-
y Of laying the laws Of tho land before every
man In the State, or 1t least placing them with.
in his reach. To do this, by sending printed
volume TO each citizen of the State. would cost
. very considerable sum Of money. and be at
tended with great delay, both in printing and
distribution. The question then arises, which,
Is tho next best mode Of disseminating the
lawsI We answer, by their publication In the
newspapers throughout the Stats--in at least
one paper IN each county BY this means
every man In the State would be made &C.
quainted with the laws passed sor his protcc-
ton and government II he was not, il would
be his own, and not the fault Of tho lawn
kers, because every man can have access 70 the
columns Of his county newspaper. If mono
be published In his own county, then let him
| patronixe the one nearest to him. BY this
means he will be able TO know what the laws
are in force. and be guarded against violating
them ignorantly. AS tho laws are now pub
lished and disseminated, We venture to say
that not one-half Of tho people in the State
ever see Or know what they arc. Many men
have been arrnigncd for violation Of a law
which they did not know to be in existence
This is no new proposition. The laws are
thus published In many Of the States Of tho
The cost is a trihing matter, when compared
with the great anount Of good that It will nc
Icomplish. We hope our immediate rcprcsen-
tativcs will take this matter into consideration,
and give Il their confidence and support, il they
deem Il worthy.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

u TKxAsA.--In consequence Of tho people
being afraid Of yellow fever, no court was held in
Texana. We have not heard of any cases there.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

s&r Ssxesseft ss4sazs. go - sess ssnpasss y
No Yea ssssssvssss - Azse.essss 80 sssssssss.
: gsss,. ~ n sssa sssse ~ssss - - ~ ~
g@ssasAe ga6 ess~es@ sse Asss s@sAs' sss
ssss sa.s4s
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

w "a ssess4~sa<f " 80 ssAss fssse. ~
'''ss s.sS q gs-pas - Lsssss ssSR Tsmasss
s.s''anaaesssss, sss ssse s@asgeasa rs Nv ~ ~
Nsssstss sss ssesxseessss.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

~ Tss sse~s X ssassss = sse os.sss. a. =
ssassAks ssss 80 tss lgeA s4~a. anss@essss.ss ~.
sssssA s&sa ~ ssa4w sfees - tsQss sstsss % az
,r~s~-As - ssss -. q
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

IN ItxA - ths tsxz< - shs sxssSusss~. sbs
fess@sstsa - Issss I'D ~ sves~4 sA~ss
sszss4 u - s~s t~as~~s ss he II sssS $40, !.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

"Jt.e 49, II sas~ ssaass~s x4ss-4
Tts ssev csz sz<ax Isns. rs @ss.
wkss acss h ssAs&f ~hsx ksAAen sutsv
fe Gre ~ sas~ts " gs~e r
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

sN 3AAs ssV~s4sss es4@epesa tkss.<,Ss ia
sResaes sesetes ~ scsssas - $50. sesss ssssss
st ~ AsAssss 2Sss ftsssa
q sssvssesvk - s.es slsss. sssee kss,ss. q a.
ssessassa ssd "a sss tss@. h ss.a~s. sps ii ~
sS@&e~sf t. iss ssassst4ss F.4s,ss4sa q sssas
-, AZ sss,As sssseA - sesAe SEA ~. ss~sa l
s. fse fss Fssm sss stsa "a. - ~ 50 ss4
ssssasass, - sss esss AsS ,ese tsys~s~a
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

THs TEHuANrEPEc RoAD.---We have receiv.
cd letter from friend in New York, says
the N. Q. Delta, which gives the gratifying as
surance that Col. Sloo has conquered all the
difficulties in The way OF the execution of his
Tehuantcpcc grant, has arranged the moneycd
claims against him, and entered into a contract
with wealthy house in England to make a
plank road for immediate use. and railroad
eventually across the Isthn,us-- from the head
of navigation on tho Coatzacoalcos to the bay
of vcn,ora on the Pacific. The plank road is
to be flushed in enc year from the 9TH Fcbru-
AIRY. and the railroad in i've years from that
date
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

PrnIic ADpa'ss.--wc have been requested 10
stAic thas IN Address win b. delivered IN the cour,
House. before tho Gonzales Lyccnm, ON wcdnes.
day evening next by +. 8 WALKER, ESQ. The
public generally arc invited.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

II The fail term Of tho District Court for Con.
.A'es County, commenced in this town on Monday
last Hon. Fielding Jones presiding. Much busi.
oess has been dispatched on the old docket. The
appearance aud criminal dockcts will. no doubt, be
cleared next week. We shall publlsh the decision,
In our next
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

TIE sev~sssaas ~ as~aa Nstxy Is ss.sas
syaxxa n ss%A. NJ fatss. ASH Marshal Il
re tssssa States tssex ~ ssssss ~ Il a .
tess g ska xssssxn~>sss
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

~ GsNstssss = ssAesA M ss,sss.s -.
~ S<svs IS - e.ss .sss.sss a..s. "a -.
s-efass+
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

CD Delightful, charming weather, we have had
for the last three or four days. Tco !ades--blcss
'em-have taken advantage of it, ana. like so many
angels as they are, can bc seen flying about in cv.
cry direction. Yesterday, they seemed to appropr
ate the side walks to their exclusive use Really
between this interesting portion of Gods creation
and the hwycrs-who are nhout as numerous in
our town just now, "a housc.fies in midsummer
We begin to fancy ourseif among the dcnizens of
the Crescent City. Well, as the April sun draws
forth the drones from their hives, so is with our
Courts--cverybody mus, "turn out"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

az The special committee appointed by the
Directors Of the San Antonio and Gulf Railroad, to
report the facts connected with tho ratification OF
the contract between Messrs Jones and Devine
and fhc company, have submitted their report
This report Is now before US, aud we shall publish
u entire next week. Il embraces complete his.
tory Of the road from It's inception TO tho present
time, and haa already proved highly satisfactory to
most Of those who have heretofore been disposed
TO complain of the actions of the board of directors
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

M ss4v 49, - A~m In sev Il M vssss
b ssai re~ssff ~ssA
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

Fnosr AT last VIC have the pleasing satisfaction
o. announcing the appearance Of frost. Ills silver
hlshnes VAS seen ON Tuesday morning las. by sew.
s'si og-our citizens, who were fortunate enough to
DO oas Of the arms Of morpheus, among whom, was
our humble self Yellow Jack must now care in.
He career has been long and q rad one. The
rich and the poor the old and the young, the noble
and tho ignoble, all Sexes ages and conditions have
Alike falt The b!lgsng, whitening touch OF his hand
In the g'ldcd saloon, the carpeted parlor tho hum.
bic cottage he has left the imprint of his loatsonc
footstep. The tsars OF tho widow and the cries Of
the orphan, were but bcacons to his onward march,
Verify hath bis operations covered vast field and
his reward rich harvest; but hc must now yield
90 tho strong arm of his formidable competition
After long and painful absence, our old and tried
friend, Jack Frost, comes to tho rescue. His pres.
encc is greeted by millions of hearts, and prayers
-fervent heartfelt praycis-sscendto the very por-
tails OF heaven. that his genial and happy influence
may hTing sPvudy diis1onsv.ase sal
fercrs Of our land
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

tkfsssesss I've bsss as ~ r sssae sta
ASS ~ iis'sts. b s.ssa ssssys se<ss sAs.f.
sss II ~ lsa sss~ ~ ~ sxss~s sAasg ssss i
sssa N~s. sssi - sss ssee 81 i a~sss. e
sssa - s.sss sAses sqssz - ~ s ssxpa sseA
sss $40 stss~s Ne sss@~st &sasses sss ssa~s
y ssefe s.s45ss 6fAs S64
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

tR- Secretary Guthrie, it is said, at the
instance of the President and the rest Of the
Cabinet, has addressed letter to Collector
Brownson, Of Now York, and the other officers
Of the customs at that port, informing them
that the President does not approve Of their
course in comforting the Offices at their dis
posal upon persons who do not stand upon the
Baltimore platform. In other words, the
hard shells " are not to be preferred to the
"sofls," who are recognized as the friends Of
harmony and Cancellation in tho party. The
"softs' nre hereafter to have the preference.
The Collector, it will be remembered, is q
'hard she'll" and il is intimatcd that he has
been giving all the offices to his wing Of the
party.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

TnE RESERVED FIVE MiLLIos.--A Washington
letter In the N Y Times states that the decision Of
the late Administration relative to the reserved five
millions OF Texas bonds-that they can only be de-
livercd altogether a,er all the preferred creditors
shall have filed releases Of their clailus on the
Treasury-has been conceded In by the present
Administration, after reference to the Attorney
General.
Attorney General cushing's opinion on the Tex
as five million matter, it Is stated has been fully
approved dy President Pierce. The opinion, pro.
nounced by eminent legal men Us exceedingly able
and learned, occupies about fifty manuscript pages,
and Is destined to enhance the fame of its author.
The opinion recommends the retention of the five
millions by the Treasury, until further legislation
on tic part vi GOrscss iia i,iiii 0s . The
points fully sns,ains tho course of President Fill
morc's administration in relation to the subject.
Mr. Cushing, In his opinion, II is said, handsomely
compliments the ability and legal learning Of the
Hon. Reverdy johnson, Attorney General undo,
Gen. Taylor
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

Tho hdssaola Bulletin, Of the 10th inst. con-
sains the following concerning the yellow fever in
that town and Lavscs.:
S,s-i give below the na,acs Of persons Who
have died here since my note Of tho 9th inst.
DR.. j. w. Haynie, d. A. N. Mckinney, xr. w.
y. Tannchill, Negro man Of Judge Irvine and No.
gro woman Of Mrs. Bankhsad-rcported In last
weeks Bulletin.
DR. Hamilton, Of Louisana,
Mr., DR.. Mckinney,
Mr.. J. James,
J. q. Williamson,
{" Richard Parker, nephew aud partnsr AZ R.
II. Forbes, ESQ,
Mr.. James Smith,
Mrs. Rem, y;;..e Of Captain Kent, schr. w. A.
spaford,
An old negro woman belonging to tho estate Of
the late DIR. Johnson.
Respectfully, WIN. II. KER.
THE EPIDEMIC IN IxDlAxoIA. Deaths from
"Wednesday morning Of last week, 10 this wcdnes-
day morning, Oct. 18TH
An old German lady, extreme ngc, Mr. Fleming
and child, German shoemaker; Franklin, or
phan boy at Mr.. IIowerton's; Mr.. Reid stranger,
at Dir. shannon's; Mr.. Horsieldt, German two
charity patients In hospital Captain Boseau,
French, schr. from Mobile; l.. Rehncr, German ;
SON of Mr. Wagencr, German F. Wonder Ruhr,
German.--l'otal L.
The above deaths are confined mainly 10 stran.
gers and late cmigrnnts
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17
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piled on order, deliverable in any of the
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liable repository of practical information
regarding our country, and should have
place in every public and private library.
A few sets only remain.
The Review is now rapidly growing in
circulation, and will exhibit many great
improvements in the coming year, in size,
matter, and appearance. The following
are its leading divisions:
|. LfTERATURE.-Criticis essays, poe
try, sketches Of fact and fancy, summaries
of foreign and domestic news, movements
in New Orleans, sc.
II. COMMERCE.. = It's history, laws and
statistics, commodities, shipping, naviga-
tion, treaties, tariffs, exports and imports,
trade of The South and West, home and
foreign trade.
Ill. AGRICULTURE. - Discussion upon
cotton, lice, sugar, tobacco, hemp, Indian
corn, wheat, slavery and slave laws, &c.
w. Observation-Disclosures OF Man
ufactures in the South and West.
V. Iadrnal Improvements. Canals, Rail-
roads, plankreads, general intercommunica.
ton South and West--in the Union and
abroad.
VI. attsticS.--Complete tables upon al
of the above heads--of population, resour
ces, wealth, mortality, blacks and whites
&c.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-17
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