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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22
A Mormon Preacher.


A Mormon preaoher
Tho nos,or Uorsid ;r orno,,nc;r,, a.. 5s.p,
~ ~ ~ - $50 - -s N'' u.A''
o' h.'def " " 'noa"S' : mormon preachcr'
says: 81
On his second visit to Boston, tho Elder
preached, baptized converts, whipped q news
paper editor, and played star engagement at
tho National theatre. He was industrious and
doscs cancsr,,;nS ,h;s s,r.ns ,nnss.i = h;ci,
We shaIi II, ~,sd n % nr;rt - sor.s o,bsr time @
Wo close tbis article hv hr;sav .Svcrtin~ n
Inc cinstscment he rsye an csiitnr for strong. s
.iv critirisinr 1h;s rcrSorr,sncc nf pichar, iif
fho oifico Of the editor ,yss n Wsshinrto,
street. whcrc Propcllor now keeps Adams
armed himself with cowiiidc and watched
his victim. Soon ti,e uns.,sncctinr s.t fellow
came down siairs. nnd Adams snranv ,,ron
him. cxclairnInr: Tho Lord Inns delivered fbcc
Into INV hands and Il shall rivc ,hce forfv
strfpcs snyc one Scrinfurc measure Isroths,
Graham. keep tally, So saving l,o nrocccd.
TO Law on The punishmcnt wills a bcortv yoo,
will. In the moan timo. n largo crowd hnJ
gathered when tho tnliv vss I'm Adams
icft the nan. md nddresei Tho rrowd ss C,i.
lows: Men md brothers. INV nnmc "a Elder
George g. Adams prcnch.r ~ the cycrlasti,iv
gospel. have chnstised nina cns,ny %
this afternoon "a fulfil n, enragc,,,cnt NJ ITO h
Providence theatre where r sheiI NAV nne ~
Sliakspcarc;s immortal creations sbsii -.
turn 10 Tic CITY nt tho cnd NJ a ycct anJ u,;i,
by divine perm,ission. nlav Mnch,sh ~ tho M.
tionai Theatre SATURDAY. nirht md nre.ch
three times on tho immortality Of fbn soml
tho eternity az m.ttcr md n o,s,ror 10 ,Sn,
question sJNhn r tho nov;is, Ns.r c,o.o
and peace bc With you Amen, e'rSSs
4 Is, w.. --..S.. ei %
MIsslssirPl BoSDs.--The N. Orleans Bcc
publishes the proposition made by the Missis.
sippi bond holders for settlement with the
State. The Bee thinks the State ought to ac-
cept il, 1t In AZ follows: ,-t.r -
!. :. The proposition thoy have to make Ia, that
the bonds issued for and on account of the Mis-.
sissippi Union and Plantors' bank, with tho In
tercst accrued thereon shall be takcn up. and
now bonds issued in their stead; that tic new
bonds so to be issued shall bc made payable in
four equal annual nstallmcnts Of fifteen, thirty,
forty five and sixty years. ~
|" That the bonds 10 proposcd To be issued
for tho interest no,o due, shall bear no interest
benr Intercst nom data ~ ihc rssos s,r.sd Wy ~
cd in tho face Of the bonds. That amor TIC ox-
piratson Of three years, such portion of the
boar ~. a.erOs' ns nenrenaln auc snsli
amount or tnx nccasss NV sn,,oJ.,. s,,s - ash. v
whilst they do not desire 70 dictate or interiors
yet they arc perfbctly willing to tskc a tax oi
one.fourih of ono per cont, on the assessed ad
yalorem yaluo Of such real and personal pro-
porty as IS now subject to taxation In the State
Of mississippi; feeling confident that 1t viii
liduidatc the debt before tho expiration of the
time proposed, orifit should not, being willing
70 grant any further reosonabh extension 81
time. .ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
Warm Weather,

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l-5P. NJ
This is the hottest day have had this The
Thermometer standing in the rotunda OF the Exchange,
exposed to Northwestern aspect, Stood at A. NJ 70
degrees al "a and at 3 r. N. Qjk This state Of
tine weather, with yht wind from the outbwest,
ders fres nuisance all evercothes not worth wearing,
and door commercial affairs completely obstructed,
BosroN, June 21-P. NJ.
Al O'Clock ha afternoon the Thermometer here stood
at es degrees in the shade. About O'Clock the Find
changed to tie East, and 1t became much cooler.
PROVIDENCE, JuSs ., 1853.
The Thermometer has been high 9s degrs IN the
shade in this city 70 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
Domestic nIlscellanv

Judge Finn, of Cincinnati, has made it rule OF
his court that no reporter for newspaper should be
admitted as such within the bar, unless he took an
oath to make correct reports of the proceedings Of
the court, he of course, being the censor.
The Connecticut Legislative Committee on Coloni-
zation, has made report fully endorsing the scheme
of emigration, and recommending State appropria
ton of 81 900 to assist coored inhabitants of that
State who wish to go to Liberia
Scarcely week passes without trial somewhere
in this State, for murder trial of this kind is now
going on at Albany. John Hendrickson, Jr., is
charged with poisoning his wife. As is usual such
cases, the testimony nearly all comes from scientific
and professional men, and to the general reader is
tiresCme.
1t has been determined (says the Kingston British
Whtg) by the military authorities, in consequence
regiment Of Cameronians (26th) to Kingston, and to
send down to Montreal the 54th regiment, now sta
toned in Kingston.
Captain Hickling, who has been on trial at Nor
folk charged with being engaged in the slave trade has
The old Methodist church at Mobile, Alabama, to-
getner with the residence of Henry Jenkins iestroys
hy ire a few days since.
Thopss Hunter native Of Thornhill Dumfries Scot
auc died on 18th inst at Hamilton. Canada West from
exhaustion, brought on by the excessive heat
There was recently steamboat race between New
Orleans and Louisville in when beat the other lust
one minute. Distance run, ! 800 miles.
William Burrows was found guilty on 2eth inst at
Boson OF attempting to extort $500 from N " Taylor
The dwelling house Of p s. Moffett at Batavia, N. Y.
vas totally destroyed by FIRE on the morning Of the 14th
inst Loss 81 200 parse of $500 was raised by
his fellow citizens and presented to him.
Dutchmsn by the same Of Frederick Specht about %
years old, was droened accidentally in Ruands mill
pond Batavia on the 10Th inst.
young man named William Lamy, OF Willamstown,
Mass employed in the shop Of White Prentss at Hud
son " got his let arm caught in the machinery and
before sistsnce Icould be rendered his taken
entirely OF the shoulder His recovery WAS doubt
full
.
I've friend Of the pnbic schools Of Massachusetts
He educated in them himself, and understands the
NH No hat, han ola an frn IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
From Washington city.

WASHINGTON, June 81, 1858.
THE GARDNER CAsE-GEN. PIERCE INDIsPosAD.
Gsrcntrs Counsel made another effort to get up the
c John Charles Gardner to day. The District Ator
rey opposed H. principally the ground that govern
mept ad sent out another commission; he should be
ready proceed they returned which he cal
cussea would be by the 18th July Gardners counsel
intimaied that they stoni also send out another
mission. prctracted discussion took place, when.
i the circumstances The couGt declined to fix any day
fox The trial.
TIE President has been slightly ndi'posed to DAY,
account Of which no reception look place at the White
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
Items from The SOurh

BAITIMonE Juup 4 ,353.
The first branch Of the Baltimore CITY Council have
passed ordinance making appropriations 'os i1ound
irg be city with avenues
W. have no mail 70 night ,outh Of PIchmord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

PIurApsPuts June Il, 1883.
To bark Victory ftomftienfutsc- rspo,ts seeing
three. mssed steamship ashore Unnco,eagus Shoals
on the 1nth in.t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

CUorERA IN ALExANDRIA-This frightful dis
eass aas msde its appearance in Alexandria within the
as few weeks. We learn from the most unquestioned
authority that upwards OF sixty have occurred
thirds of which have proved faal-the disease Is still
the increase Thus far IL is confined mostly TO the sub
urbs of the city and to those low and peserous abodes
where alas too many human being eke out vretchsd
existence cities The darrn9a Is prevalent in this
county-ths premontor of the above fatal disessetoo
much cannot in consequence, be taken with refer.
to eating young vegetables and green fruit-Les
bprp W1sti,gi0ridn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

The Maine LAW Convention In Massachusetts.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
SPRINGFIELD, June 21-9P. M.
The leaGsrs of the Maine Law army have arrived and
are quartered at the Massasoit House. They
holding private CAUCUS and preparing for to morrows
convention The protpect is shat there will be strong
rally of the fathfnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
The Liquor Law sn HIio Mig nm.

DETROIT. June 20-T P. N.
This city gives majority of 800 in favor of the Marie
Liquor Law Judging from the returns thus far received
from the interior, the State will give majority not ia.
shor: of 10 00O four to one favor of the law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
rndy Drowned while Bathing.

NEW CAsrrB, Dol June 81, 1853
young lady, named Cath srine Ann King, while ba
thing aghs about 10 O'Clock, in the river, was car
sied beyond heg lapth and drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
Non-ArrivaI ofthe Niagara at Halifax.

HALIFAX, June 2I-y 2. N.
There are no signs Of the steamship Niagara TO the
present hour. She is now in her eleventh day out.
lNorE-After receipt OF the above, trouble oc-
CURED on thel telegraph between Boston and Newbury
port We have therefore been unable to get any later dis
patch from Halifax REM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

y
Mr. Joseph Lapkester, the Mayor of South .mpton
Brought before the municipal body Of that town last
week the proprety Of public to ~ards
Mr. Vsrie, bilt the di tinguished American account
o. his having honoed the port Southampton by select
ipg it as rendezvous for his magnificent and gigantic
steam YACHT Ia consequence of the apploa-
items to view the yacht printed placards stuck about
the dock stating that visiters will be admitted board
" North Star Wednesday next. For the last two
days he ss been cospg and the entrance the saoons
have been petey closed prevent particle of dust
from reaching the latter.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
ST, LOUIS UNIVERSITY,

1INHE regular Lectures in this Institution
will commence on the first day OF No
vember next, and continue until March ensu-
ing. A Preliminary Course at the College, as
al 50 Clinical Lectures at the Hospitals and the
Dispensary, will be delivered without extra
charge, during the month Of October.
NIL LINTON, NJ D., Professor Of the Prin
ciples and practice of med cine;
A LlTTON, NJ D.. Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy;
CHAS. A POPE, M D., Professor Of the
principles aud operations Of Surgery and Clin.
zeal Surgery.
RIGS and diseases Of Women and Children
RS HOL Els, NJ d., Professor of Physiolo
gy and Medical Jurisprudence;
VIM II Frs, N D., Professor Of
Materia Medica and therapeutics;
CHAS. W. STEVENS, N D., Professor of
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy;
JOHN b JOHNSON, NJ D., Professor oil
Clinical Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
EFF SMITH. NJ D., Demonstration Of Anat-
omy.
The most ample opportunities for clinical
instruction, both in Medicine d Surgery, are
afforded free Of charge in the ST. Louis ho,pi-
tai, as also in the City Hospital, the Marine
Wards aud the OFallon Dispensary. This
last charity alone presented two Thousand
cases during the past season Anatomical ma
terial in great abundance
Fees for the entire course, $lOo. Matricula
ton ticket, (paid but once'l 70. Dlssec..ng
ticket $40; Hospital tickets gratuitous Board
from 70 to ~ per month.
Students or others desiring information can
either address the dean, and he will forward
them descriptive pamphlet or on arriving in
the city, call upon him at his office, l23 Lo
Gust street, three doors in the rear of the Odd
Fellows Hall, or on the janiior at The College,
corner of Seventh and Myrtle streets.
CHARLES A POPE, NJ. D., Dean.
Inva CITY Anuust " lSl3 b.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
ALSO FOR SALE.

Ten lots in the town of Marriage County Seat
of Iowa county; upon three of these lots there
is comfortab = log dwelling house. commo-
dious frame dwelling house. stables, shades,
DC h and also good frame store house about
10 by 40, fitted up conveniently for country
store house where an extensive business has
been carried on for the last five years, and the
business is well established Marengo is one
of the most pleasantly situated towns in the
west, and in the heart OF one Of the finest
farming settlements No county in the state
is settling more rapidly than Iowa county,
nor can it be cxcelled for richness Of soil
Marengo is destined to be one Of the most i'm.
por,ant commercial points in the interior being
ON a direct line from Iowa City to Council
Bluffs. am now carrying on an extensive
mercantile business il the store at Marcngo.
and have now an extensive stock Of goods
which will also be sold on favorable terms.
ANY persons who wishes to invest few hun
drei dollars in purchasing any of the above
named property will meet with encouragement
from the subscriber as his only reason for sell
ling real estate now is to get money to pay
debts and invest in Mercantile business.
Az nothing would induce me to offer any Of
the above manned property for sale now, but
great need Of money would especially direct
the attention of my customers in johnson and
Iowa counties to the fact that having outstand-
ing debts in these counties to the amount of
8 to 10 thousand dollars, many Of which ac-
counts have been due from to years and yet
the men who owe me SO long are good. because
they have means TO pay would not like to
wound their feelings, but merely ask, had
owed any Of you so long and have the mean,
TO pay would you think me honest, fear not
trust every man on his presumed honor. and
believe that any honest man would pay his
debts without compulson by law.I never resort
to law until find there is no honor left
| have the largest stock vi goods in Iowa
City and the people say am selling more than
any other NJ erchant. because | keep tho best
goods and sell cheaper | am determined to
increase my stock and reduce profits in proper
ton TO an Increase Of business, and rs require
a | my means to buy cheap and accommodate my
old friends, hope those who ore the will
come forward, pay up old scores and encourage
me in undertaking To revolulionise the mer-
camille business Of Iowa CITY
GEORGE ANDREWS.
I,rr 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
Notice.

I N pursuance Of an order Of the county court
i Of johnson county in the State Of Iowa. the
undersigned administrator of the estate of Ma
thias Lauer, late Of said county deceased. here
by gives notice, that said Matthias Lauer died
intesl ate. on or about the lth day OF May, A
ID. 1851, leaving certain tract or parcel of land
fronting 36 feet on Dubuque street and running
back east 10 feet. with frame dive ling house
thereon: being part Of OF No 4 in block No
IS in Iowa City in said county, valued at four
hundred dollars; and that unless the legal heir
or heirs of said deceased shalt come forward on
or before Monday the Bird day of October 1853,
and show cause to the contrary, the said pro-
perty will be sold under the direction Of the
Superintendent of Public Instruc ton of said
State of Iowa. according to law.
q. H. BUCK, Administrator.
july 90 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE.
johnson District Court, Noo'r Term. A d 1853.
John r. Van Fleet.
%.
The 9: ": aof the N WI of Sec.
7 70, N Of r. 6 w.
VINE unknown defendant in The above en-
titled cause, who has been returned mot
found" in Johnson County, is hereby notified
that on the 2lst day Of October 1852. the said
plaintiff filed in the Office of the clerk of the
district court in johnson county his petition
praying for judgmen, for the sum Of two dol
lars and forty one cents, with interest against
the following described real estate to. witt
The Southwest quarter of the North west
quaraer Of section three in Township seventy
eight North Of range six West and that the 20
ity Of redemption Of said defendant in and to
said land may be forever barred and foreclosed;
and that unless he appears aud anwers thereto
on or before the morning Of the second day Of
the next term Of said court, which term will
commence on Tuesday the first day Of Novem-
Der. 1883 the petition will be taken for con
fessed and judgment rendered accordingly.
SAMUEL j HESS,
Clerk Of Johnson District Court.
W. Penn. LARKE, Atty for plaintiff.
Aug 3rd 1858 4w- prs fee s.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THAT house situated on Iowa Avenue. near
L the Mineral Springs" in Iowa Hity.
known rs the largest and most commodious
Dwelling House in the city 1t is divided in.
to II airy rooms, a kitchen, bath room. with
ar excellent wei, Of water attached pantry
and convenient cellar. The subscriber owns
lots on the same block which will be sold
separately or along with the house. There is
good stable, carriage and other shades,
large garden and conveniences 10 make this
property one of the most agreeable residences
in the city But what will render this proper.
ty most valuable, it is situated within about
two hundred yards OF the surveyed line Of
Railroad from Davenport to Iowa city which
will make it more profitable investment than
any property in the city, will either sell for
cash or on a credit a. may be agreed upon,
apply to GEORGE ANDREWS.
Merchant Iowa City.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
D. w. CLOVER, PROPRIETOR.

THE Ogilvic House is new, we'll furnished,
i four stories high, containing 10 rooms and
situated in The commercial center of the city.
A new and well stocked LIVERY STABLE
is attached to the House where conveyances
(horses, bugyies and hacks) to any point in the
interior can al all times be procured
Stages leave the House daily North South
and West
CHARGEs-25c per meals 90 per day. Elk
ira for fuel and meals served in rooms BAG
GAGE REMOVED FREE.
May II, 1857
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
yeSr, FOR SALE

q 81 aey3s 81 timber land situated on Cedar
lRiseE, il Muscatine county, numbered and 2
~ eectf60 Is in Township seventy seven
AItefai1 about 30 acres Of said land OF the
etsf side Of Cedar River and about SO on the
1&00t side, about miles below Oyerman's Fer.
~ IN the Muscatne road; or near the sur.
viewed line Of Railroad from Muscatne to Os
kaloosa, where the bridge crosses the Cedar
River; which makes it one of the most valuable
tracts in the county For terms Of sale ap-
ply to the owner GEORGE ANDREWS. or
OGILVIE IL st JOHN. Muscatine.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court, Nov'r Term
A. D. 1853.


CS.
North half Of Lot 4 in
block 80 in Iowa City
fINhe unknown defendant in the above entitled
J. cause, who has been returned mot found .
in johnson county. is hereby notified that on
the 2lst day Of October. 1852. the said plain.
tiff filed in the Office Of the clerk Of the district
court in johnson county. his petition against
said defendant. praying for judgment for the
sum of one dollar aud fifteen Cents. with inter
est and costs, against the 70 lowing described
real estate to- wit:--The north half Of lot No
four 10 block No. eighty nine and tina; his eq-
uily Of redemption to said land may be forever
barred and ioreclosed aud that Unless he ap-
pears and answers thereto, on or before the
morning of the second day of the next term oil
said court, which term will commence on Tues
day, the first day Of November 1853. the petit
ton will be taken for confessed and judgment
rendered accordingly. SAMUEL J HESS.
Clerk Of johnson District Court.
W. PENN CLARKE. Atty Tor plaintiff.
Aug. ). Ie53.4w prs fee IS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court, NoU'r Term,
A. ID. 1853.

James P. Carleton.
IS.
Jacob Furguson.
THE dc endant in the above entitled cause
L who has been returned not found" in
johnson county, is hereby notified that on The
20 h day Of October 1852 the said plaintiff Fl cd
in the office Of the clerk Of the district court in
johnson county. his petition, praying for judg.
ment for the sum of four dollars. with interest
against the following described real estate
10. wit: Twenty Seet front ~ CLINTON street by
eighty feet back at right m les with said front
Of lot No five. IN block eighty one IN Iowa Cit,
The said front running north upon aid lrnton
street, from point an said street, twenty feet
north Of the south west corner of said lut and
that the equity Of redemption Of said defen
dant in aud to said land may be forever bar
red and forec'oscd; and that unless he appears
and answers thereto or before the morning
Of the second day OF the next term Of said court
which term will commence on Tuesday, the
first day Of November 1853, the petition will
be taken for confessed and jndgmen, rendered
accordingly. SAMUEL. HESS.
Clerk of Johnson District Court.
w. PENN CLARE. ATTY fpr plaintiH.
August Sd 1853, " prs fee s..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court, Nou'r Term
A. d. 1853.
Samuel Workman,
4 Ill IL NJ


undivided aof lot No 6 in
b ock No IS in Iowa City
THE defendant in the above entitled cause
L WIN has been returned mot found" il
johnson county is hereby notified that on the
23d day OF October 1859, the SAID p'aintiff filed
in the office Of the clerk Of the district Court,
in Johnson county, his petition praying for
judgment for the sum Of three dollars and six
cents, with interest. against the above desert
bed real estate, and that the equity Of redemp.
ton Of said defendant in aud TO said land
may be forever barred and forecosed aud that
unless he appears and answers thetrto on or
before the morning Of the second day Of next
term, which term will Commence on Tuesday
the first day Of November 1853, the petition
will be taken for confessed, aud Judgment
rendered accordingly. SAMUEL j. HESS.
Clerk OF johnson District Court.
w. PEEN CLARK. ATTY for plaintiff.
August Sd 1854 W. prs fee IS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
voAnsos Distriet Court, Noo'r Term, A d. 1853.

AE1hL lNO lOC.
yohnsos District Court, Noo'r Term, A d. 1853.
Edwin A. Brown,
~.
Co.ydon G. Brown
no Corydon y. Brown who has been return.
L ed not found: Sir. You are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office Of the clerk
Of the district court in johnson county, Iowa.
. pc ition Of Edwin A Brown claiming If you
the sum of two hundred and sixteen dollars
and seventy six cents, as money due on two
notes end Judgment; and that unless you ap
pear and answer thereto on or before the end
day of.the next term Of said court, to be begun
and holden on the first Tuesday of November,
A D 1853. judpment will be rendered against
you thereon, and your property which is now
attached will be applied to satisfy any judg.
ment the said plaintiff obtains against you in
said cause. SAMUEL J. HESS,
Clerk District Court. Johnson CO.
D TEMPLrN, Atty for plaintiff.
August "a. 1853 -4w Prs fee -