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We call attention to an interesting communication
signed Justice which appears elsewhere 1t treats en-
tertainngly Of subject of permanent interest to New
Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

EreoPF,N foRruyE The Boston Transcript says
young lady ID years Of s,-, resident of that CITY
has become heir to fortune Of s2l 900 by the death Of
relative in France.
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Died:
Tuesday evening" O'Clock alter inos of only "a
wM C. CuMNs pne- aged about s6 and member
Of Jefferson Lodge, No l. O. q. +. Of Chaeaoh, D. C.
Deceased had Engaged coupcttoT this office during the
ten preceding his Although he received dur
ing his lines. Kind profession,
and Of the order to which he beongeJ.l
~ Hs friends and acuantans members Of the aud ths
l. o. o. F. respectfully Invited to atterJ funeral THIS MORN
ing at 10 O'Clock from Nj sioug No. 100 Charlie.
tF- Charleston p1psra please copy
On Tuesday O'Clock JANE ANN ANDREWS wiis Of
Columbus Wilcox.
t The iends Of the family respectfully
funeral THIS AFTERNOON al o'clock from the residence her
husband, sscord street Of 81. pcnis 9Th District
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DidrTh00, Dysenfary, Cholera.


az BEAcH's ANrrCATHARTIC MIXTURE ia certain. safe,
prompt sctuA remedy the Diseases aud all Diseases OF
ike character either for children adults Forsals by
L. D. BEACH, NJ. D..
corner OF ChsTres aud Customhouse street,, F.
Also by TltoS. RANKIN,
u.9 2p <W Of Gamma nd P5v,ir,t srsets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

CHOLERA AT sEA.-rhe ship American Onion arrived at
NesHork from Liverpool the 9th with go passengers
others had died the voyage besides several
Of the crew.
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Hats, Caps, etc.

AT WHOLESALE
% Omen undred eases HATS c5mpra!uR aFrs.tvAt.ys
Silks OR, CASHMERE MEXICAN WOOL STRAW lT.tTtis
udcAMPEACHY HATS, fotiAleLy
iyiH ipdAw FRosT -. en- 10 Ha,,,..,,,
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(O R.s~ Camp Street. -N on
OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL PLACE.
MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS,

AT NOHTHEhN PUBLISHERS fhi'np'
PANcoAsT,s oPERATIvElHoRNER' 8 ANATOMY AND
SURGERY, HISTOLOGY
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COOPER SURGICAL Die ,,,,.p,e pptNcp,Es ANT
iloNANi a,,. PRACTICE SURGERY;
gerry; FhN'Deo' . 'o'''
LlsToN's ELEMENTS ON SUR URUrrrs SURGERY
gerry, yoli GlBsoNs SURGERY
LlsToN's MULLERS SUR lcnuRCHIILs DEVICES AM
gerry, vol CIIAILLY's MIDWIFERY
vs. S., -, nv . ~, IRAMsBoTHAApS, GOoCH'!
,,rn,cIMr AND MoREAU'S MID
CYCLoPFDIA OF PRACTICAL ,,,,i-,i -, ,sy,s,e nj
MEDICINE, 4yols; ,.,',.,,. -
BELL STOKES PRACrCEl .,1,,-,I .,,,,.,, ,,-
VI n''-DN - 'V''| DEVICES ON DISEASES o
PERS CHEMISTRY; - - - -
GRAHAMs, GARpSeP'S AND w " 'l ''' - D. "''
TURNER'S CHEMISTRY '''''''N'r
WILSON'S HUMAN ANATOMY lDuSeLfsuNA MATbRIA MEL
QUAIN's ANATOMICAL lCA. ? Nois.,
PLATES; HooPEB's HotLlNS An
MOTIFS yELPEAU's SURGERY DUNGLlsoNS MEDfCA
svols plates DICTIONARIES.
n9l 3t9p J. b. STEEL. 60 Camp street
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Shirts Shirfs!! shirts
LEIGHTON & cos.

LEIGHTON & cos
tS- Gentlemen ayahiag. o. rare chance n
supplying Themselves SHIRTS quality en- saa sew
ing, from asy, cases just received. P. DOLLARS FOR
HALF DOZEN. The very every cser po0 Of
READY MADE LINEN, UNDER CLOTHING and iESTlFNESs
FURNISHING GOODS vii be foand every IL that
hnd fashionable. and tie pcsa commentaries With III.
times. SHIRTS made ia order ans style. address.
c. LEIGHTON 4 cos Frt Prsmlau.,slfrt
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DIR. Edsc. Jenner Core.

DRrGGsT, No IS Camp st.
~ DR. E. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive use for
nearly fifteen have by merits acquired reputation
unsurpassed equAed by any similar made North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAIrA, sARsAPARTLA AND CuBERs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZESGEs
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF Avn mn
hANENT CURE OF THE PILES
Es- Prepared Camp street BIZ DIE COKE and IA,
sale by Druggsta generally, w. a,,, =
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Roots, shoes and Rrooa,s.

zSfF AT WHOLESALE
I'm Nov Andiu1irom ship Norfolk sud IN store a..
' ~. sorIment Of BOOTS, sHOEs, BRn6ANs HsTs as
etc. Plantations supplied with prime RUssET BRoGANs Wn
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW snd ChsPEACHY HATS a.
the lowest mArtsI priess,by
IyIs spdAH A IN ~
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r. II. ffeaHy y 20.
~ Have Just received By the latest arrivals complete assortment
Of FRESH and FASHIONABLE GOODS Of which tho following com
prise "a few via
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND PELISsEs
TAEMAS,
ARR4G0yEsE
SAN SdBASUEN
s4RAGGsA, .s, etc, ate
BAYADERE ROBES
BARBOUR ROBES
cHALLY ROBES,
vALENCIAs ROBES
TtitBET ROBES
SCOTCH PLAID CASHMERE; ~ LAME "o0h''
CASHMERE D'ECOssR all soors:
MUSLIN DE LAME, all solors;
LADIES' CLOTH, all eoiors;
PLAIN BLACK SILK Of all descriptions:
FIGURED SILKS, STYLES;
RICH BRoCADE and DAHAsK SILKS.
FLOUNcED ROBES, new STYLES;
BAYADERE FRENCH CALICOFS:
CoLnRED GROUND BRILLiANTs very rich;
BLACK and WHITE GRAPE COLLARS and SLEEVES
BLACK LOVE Wells.
BLACK LACE Wells,
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HANpkERcmEFs;
FRENFi PARASoLs AND GLOVES
~ complete aIorment HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, which
they will sell at very low prizes.
EF They would particular attention to their .ot of INENs
and DAMAsKs Of Which tho following co1npriss f.w-
- IRISH LINENS Of the best manufacture from s1upi
"a PILLOW LINEN, frsn a cents up:
10 to IA LINEN sHEETING:
IS, "a and - PLAIN and DAMAsK NAPKINS.
50 944 PLAIN and DAMAsK CLOTHS;
DIAPER and DAMASK TOWELS;
FRENCH CoLoRED BIRD TABLE SETS;
splendid lot Of DIAPER aad DAMAsK .uiasls IN, Ho.t,
boarding -house, etc ec
7 to leI heavy LINEN DAMAsK from 50 csnt,up;
TABLE DAhAsK NAPKINS, from 200 dozen up;
P & E REILLY co,
n23 St4p corner Canal an Ro,aI -.
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Drugs. Nedicines, perfun.e,u. etc.

he sabsGr,ser wqald respectfully attention Of
1lAneh thSsllAn and families to his
eomPrl.ng every article Y he line Of business which
sEaIninailon viii be found FRESH GENUINE Dnyr
seasoni SODA WATER AND MEAD OF th- vsrv iest ~
WI be found a. MS establishment with popu ae Ws1
saoh {" LOSIhhSS, BLUE LICK,
reasonable terms With PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEpptEMST
w. - ~ sto' cue. THOMAS RANKIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

Died:

On Sunday evening O'Clock, Mrs SUSAN ECSsTEtN ind
CHARLES GolTsCHhk hyii R'N MI Betgc both Of the city,
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DEATHS At sEA-The ship Vim. rockingham bound
h' was spoken on the 5th inst in lat. a. Ion 81 shs
had lost thirteen of her passengers by death at sea.
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Day and Boarding Schoci
FUR lUUNJ bAUIES,
IONDuQTEU RY MRS NJ u DIJIVRY

FUR YUM LADIES,
CONDUCTED By MRS d DIMIrRY.
" Tho THIS DAY, september g. Isss
opened Eleventh Annual Session and re.y Board
Half Bosrdsfs and Day sohoiara.
systsns Instruction.
Questionable pretty sdoped. seatlenor paid Ito
yA welfare the oaltfaung otssetaai sov
msnt of The pupli.
ThenaIuton offers great advantage Tor learning the
language,
Apply person, by letter. a.,tats rIvoLI cIRcLE
soothssstasetion. dse3I lygp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

Mrs, Farren made her first appearance at
Borga 81
Mrs, Emma Gillingham Bostwick gave a con-
cert which attended by crowded audience at Nib
los, Now York. the 10Th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

THE ORiGISAL CnpnrLLs ODD Fellows HAft-
Eph Hoi7i's Bsaeff-The announcement of this event
ought to be sufficient to fill every in Odd Fellows
Hail and if we to judge from the manner in which
his efforts have hitherto been received such will be the
result He appears tonight for the first time here in his
Comic Shakesperan Readings and some touches We
have witnessed expect startling and udierous
effect Their programme for this evening besides being
almost entirely embraces of their most atrac
tive feaurescertain performances that one never wea
ripg nf win
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27
The Temperance Question.

We perceive that there is general move
n,cnt going on Ia Western Texas on this sub.
jcct Primary Conventions have been held 81,
Houston, Richmond, Eallcttsvillc. Gonzales.
and other places, calling State Temperance
Convention ut the city of Austin, OH the 23d
November. Delegates have been elected Mt nil
these towns, and many of them are members
elect to the Legislature, which certainly speaks
well for the cause There is great deal IL
enthusiasm prevailing in regard TO this impor-
tant matter, and the most influential men i,
these counties have taken hold of the work
with determination which bctokcns success.
We understand that the Legislature will be
called upon TO pass general law for the State,
allowing the people in each precinct, county,
town or city, by popular vote, to decide for
themselves ms TO whether they will tolerate the
existence of grogshops, We can sec nothing
but simple Justice IN this, for il they do not
want them, il il but right to give the citizens
the opportunity TO rid themselves Of the evil.
The Rev. DIR. Harmon, of New Orleans, the
great Temperance Advocate, is now on visit
to our State delivering lectures on this subject.
lie comes, through an invitation rendered lin
by the citizens Of Houston, to start the Tenn.
pcrancc Reform Movement, which he is the
Father Of and which he has successfully put
in motion in the States of Louisiana, Alabama
and Mississippi. lie is n man possessing re.
markablc powers of cloqucncc, and his lectures
in Our State have already produced very de-
cidcd impression upon the minds OF tho people.
In our town, particularly, his lecture on We'd
ncs'lay night, was received with n universal
expression OF qualification by those who heard
him. lie has left for Lockhart, Austin, and
other points where he has appointments and
we bcspcak for him large audiences.
The proceedings Of tie meeting vii! be
found in another column.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

FREE BANKS OF NEW YoRH.--Accor,linr TO
an article in New York paper, there arc over
one hundred aud ifly banking associations
and scventy-fivc individual bankers organized
under the General Banking Law of New York.
1t is stated that the whole amount of circuat.
ing notes ISSUED by these associations and in.
dividual bankers outstanding on the 1st day
OF .Dccember, 1902, was S2A, 500, 900 and the
redemption of which securities New York.
U. =, Illinois, Michigan, Arkansas, Indiana
and Alabama State stocks) are deposited and
held in trust by the Comptroller, amounting
IN the aggregate to the sum of 24,00O,0O0.
The entire number of notes numbered, count
crsgncd and issued inchiding exchanges for
mutilatcd bills,) by the Free Banking Depart.
ment during the year ending December list
1892, was So ,600,6l2, amounting To the sum
OF -, 2oi 900. I'm reporting upon the banking
system of the State, the Comptroller says that
the currency of the State is in sound and
prosperous condition; That not n single bank
failure has occurred during the year and that
the business OF banking under the General
Banking Law is rapidly increasing, by the
creation of new banks and the deposit OF al.
,iiiional securities as basis for circulation ly
existing institutions. II * added that ih,,
charters Of the Safety Fund banks are grad
ual!y expiring, and there is reason To conclude
that, as their present privileges terminate. the
snost OF thcm will rcorgauizc and continue
their operations under the General banking
SYSTEM IN that manner authorized hy the act
of 1870 brucrio I'tnHier.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

FoR run SPRINGS Beaumonts Soda and
Hunts Sulphur Well. Ito not, ii appears, hold
out sufficient inducements for some of our citi.
zens to remain at home. They must go to the
conntry-to the Sour Springs where, we
suppose, they can not only rusticatc 10 their
hearts content, but enjoy some of the Scect
as well rs the bjttT realities ot life. oar friend,
the Corporal was It'll the crowd, fall or life
AMI fun. Right-about, face march, Quick
step, Corporal"
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w-s7 lfor the Inquirer.
A Missionary Hymn-L. II.

{ Respectfully Inscribed to
$. ELLEN " CoLENAN-Uf GOnEdlcs, 1.rds,
BY Her Friend and Kinsman,
wM. u. SEAT.
From land to land the tidings hy,
The precious news of Gospel grace;
And hoary supcrstitions die
Before the mighty Prince Of Peace.
And still tn Macedonian call
Comes stealing DER the dark, blue sea !;
On christian hearts the echoes fall,
With great salyation's wcighty plea.
From Cnlifornia's golden gates
II comes,-from Afric's burning sands;
From lniidel and Noslcm States,
:. 81 From Papal and from Pagan lands.
Ye Saints, arise! survey the field,
Already to the harvest white;
And all your vast resources WELD,
With all your concentrated might.
Go forth, 60 forth, to distant parts,
DO battle for your common Lord
Until all human minds and hearts,
Shall own the sccptcr of His word.
Till Christ shall reign DER all the earth,
All anti.cliristian Pow'rs put down;
And man, renewed by second birth,
Shall hail the universal crown.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

s.ysgxTHw - ereaeatlas gssssfs As3s e. kss
stss No. sesszs - s4sq<sk.ss uiasa sxeassss ~.
sfstsu - s3sssi y ~ ssssbs Aglss IN tl,.s.
49, 49, sssatesl - sskAs sassst a u. tx.sa
,'s.sss--' = sas.ss sofssssssp. AL ~ sa.esw.
sssa sfY fe5
~ s~ss ss*a4ss,s, AZ kesas sssxsss.
sss~ iss4s''sse q ssitss4 stsss.tysss sstssss q
~ ssss' - = ets.ssxs, az. sssss
sssvsi snsstt s.<s ssvsv sssslssi.& "a ssse..,.
tsfs - skst< - tu~s g3s~sssl ssnEs ssssss,y =.
>tssss,s ~Ss gsxeta,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27
Louisiana,

The Shreveport Southwestern says cotton
and corn in that parish are daily improving,
and all that they now ask is few more weeks
of favorable weather; but adds that cotton is
suffering much in Cadlo from the effect of the
late heavy rains.
The same cause, according TO the Mansfield
Advertiser. is in operation against the planters
of pcSoto parish, although we sec Il stated
elsewhere that the crops there are flourish.
ing
The prospects in Claiborne for cotton, corn
and potatoes arc usually favorable. In lIaIri.
son county, treSas,l the corn crop viii prove
abundant; while the cotton is greatly improv-
cd. presenting thriving and healthy appear
anCc. Planters gemcra''y are in fine spirits.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

DEWIrr An.Ap.--it will he seen on refer.
cncc to our commercial column, that Texas has
tho homer this year of sending to New Orleans
the first bale of new cotton, and Dewitt, our
sister county, the honor Of growing it. II was
raised on the plantation Of Judge Waii6rd, and
arrived ut New Orleans on the 9th inst. We
hal hoped that this honor would DO con
ierrcd ON Gonzales, she having shipped bale
TO lndanols, on tho goth July, but II appears
that We were doomed to sad disappointment.
We'll, we give Il mp.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27
LEusne tnsui,er

tsvs ,isy Inquirer
Mr. fhteg 4 uosistsi b sk,, tsss ;.u,ag.sf
u sesw l,s;sss. tlsRs ttsegc eonsi f.e West,'s
e,ssssssssas - tl.s urits q H,c >,,s % Ten
resasee. isAl h tie ssty ~ Nea lssk Ca lhs
lst 4sst ~ - est3eHsisg asxs sgsl IA, ss.a4tgt
Is kaas 4 the tseesaI isss.i,,a assili -, fs,..
svtsHfsss shsse ,,sw lkSisfss uia \. fsuss.
sSt''ei ihetv el4i have hstr4s.s ss.ss ear ssg.
rsssesaiiys, NJ ehssh. u i,sN,seis. "a n
So O. Sss Aegk, eas a. lagse fssarxrases,
esA'sssssa IS fsssssass.afsh. 81 s8s4 fs,a.,
Nasasissssos ~ ~, ~sen shs sVselas ss4s4.
Asse wsts sssse, ~ Esss shs t4s9.Rs ssx~s.,.s,,
= AtNss s<s sssy iass tsfi est sis q. 1s.ss.
isiNf~. ~ Pc h Ne Is.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

Gus. NJ. Il. i.AsAR--Wc, among others not
long since published ,umor that this dStin.
s"ishc'l Texan was deed Wv are pleased to
aa,c i, in our power TO contradict the state.
meni y gcN,'eman just from his residence
~ Richmond says tina, the Oil General is not,
dead; Nn, on tl,c contrary, has recently taken
to himself a beautiful Young wife. TN. ae.
ooun,s ior hi, reported death
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

NfcssnrsG, SuRsvtroHr ASr Tsxas RAL.
HoAn-Thc N'eksh,ug Wing understands that
responsible contractors hsy. offered Ia build
il,is read, a,lly equipped Cor Sl1 500 per mile
and take rart in stock AMI par, in bonds OF the
rompany, aud the balance in cash. Mr. Cole.
nNa Is, however in hopcs that he can raise
subscriptions enough on the route to huil,i il
aui ifsc, says the Whig. il can he c,na?le-
tea IT less price,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

ubs - ,lse gttasszi Oast8gts sstr pen,etFai
f3 a gisalssl ,,.ssmaais. II Ne haze i.,ss,
se8estis lnsvpss,l tsS'k tlsey pvaE this si,t.
enfis esyssslts stle & he fiysg. ~, Sstesssas
tNt \ NeNissa Va. sestVsiy sssse ur. " hsF
Psi NEST letfaSessis, hass naiil b. ws.
asasly ssssd aIv3 thea sfsxx ireissx ia Doe
asA ehs nc ,Esi 1t lhe wpassss .l.a,s
sessst ksss t4esssS sa$f@ sssi. ne ssassxs. "a
ff>tex lsese a.sss OK ARREST sssi arr ga ths.
srssA = o4hsss. -ssgsessl T. - ll.e lass~tfs
sss q this h@sFl Asps s<sass,A sses,s h !.
tqfes,i tSxh sess ias< lac 49, kssessss, - a.,
- tAss gssae4ssais, tsfis&s Ne A : ss.,s4t
etkh - Fvfago IS 4 stats = tSsfs.szlsst as.s h.
gsas "a fvr4s~sh q ssss asses.ssws Ma
gtyst c1sAs sNs a sssa ess sattn kssa tssss,a
sysi saex q tss sssps SsssktsxSzsss ~ ~
Acess, ~ W TN 80 se3 va s~sess ssessss
e. = tses Ns sts Vssss s4ss e sss stsss sssss
8sss sfsssvsnse sssfx tycs ysissn tss~.&g
ex,asss hioassa ~ ~ q ssseslss tss ssts..sx
q ~ iss4 sspaFssy = sssses ~ -. ssssSsa
~ estssss a ~ ss~ y a., ssrss.4 s,s,ssa,ge
x s1s,s s1sssS ia; al sssa KS :. s..sss n
gsefsst tte ls~e q sssss sQss2ssx asa a.,
ft<kss sst htss a ilxa ksts~ sasa waen
80 s3ste 5eessAxses esstassls sssss~ a.,
esseuessse - cfssas. Orr, ASA ~ "a ss,rn
- 49, tAssr - 4st@sv IL -, issk g ,spsss,
", .tss',A aeasfls.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

sis" From the annual return of license tax
collected by II. Mitchell, Assessor and Collcc.
tor oil Gonzales county, the amount of mer,
ohandizc received in this town, from 3lst MAY
1902 to 3lst May, 1853 is Sia0,70l CO. Tn,
license tax on this, and on retail liquor shops,
billiard tables, pcdlcrs, theatrical performances
&c, amounts to S575 %. The stock of Mcr.
chand'ze, by the next annual assessment will
nearly double the present amount.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27
Mississippi.

The Madisonian, published at Canton, Miss.
Of tile ttls lust, says;
This j. sc critical u period in the lIf, of our
gtcat staple er"p. that we think Il Advisable
that we should Keep oar rea,less az a distance
advised of It's prognsS anI condition. II ,,oM
presents growing sno iuNufisnt hook. ia, We
,cgrsi ia say the weather continues 80 show.
cry, i : Impossible to tell. with ANYTHING Hkr
probability, to what q j. tending N ~,
monlh vt Augspt should c,t,inue wet. The
e"t.en 81 ,h'~ teei,s, viii lse worthless
ihs eet'oa moth, ,ac ptssscui,es ~ the l,,,U
vera. has not a. svi iesslv is appearance n,
nas,s-cts at al alarming.
INC e'Sn ytvsss WE sssaeul,st in3assd hs
tbs irsuei,, l,lt viii ,sop, IA s,a,ses,,,s,..s -
the s''s,p,isat 'ains. vesac W. to as ate,sxs
ylvtl
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

Held TO BAu--Wc learn that the trial of
Mr. Robertson, for killing Mr. Harris, of Sc.
gum, took place few days since in that town,
and that Mr.. IL, was required to give bond in
tho sum of $4,000 for his appearance at the
next term of the District Court.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

InE ArSriN MAH--By the following letter
received 10y our Post Master few days since
1t will be seen that the days for the departure
OF the Austin mail from Gonzales, have been
changed from Saturdays to Tuesdays. The
days Of arrival remain as heretofore FRIDAYS:
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-08-27

s-sg The following letter is from Major ].
NJ. Brown, resident of this State TO the cii.
tor OF the Washington Ranger Maj, Is. is on
a visit to North Carolina, and has, no doubt,
an excellent opportunity ofiudgiug 10 what ox-
tent the emigration will be from that State 10
this during the approaching hll and winter. i
We hope those persons visiting Texas FOR the
purpose of locating, will no, Tail to pay Con.
talcs county visit, IL she does not hold out
sufficient Inducements to the farmer thc MGR.
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lU5" at the drawing oftllc Havana Lottery
on the BID inst, No. 4331 drew 800, ooo.--
Why did We not think TO secure that number!
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~ We lrsrn through the Austin Gazette
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et3~ The Music room, which is to he con,
nccted with the Academy. is progressing rap.
idly. 1t is being built of brick, tho walls arc
nearly finished, and the whole will be compile.
ted in n few days
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hsNreSN hntte> The ,Vtetns of the
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INSPECTORS Orr,cr, p. o. ID, )

Washington, Aug, ., 1853.
Sir-l'clow YOU will find schedule for route
No. 62s6, which is somewhat different from
the one you say YOU have in your Office The
contractors must run by this schedule or it will
be Your duty TO report them.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN 0AkFORD, Chief Clerk