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THE duties Of This Institution will Monday
September t5th) ensuing Terms heretofore advance,
from o. Si2 So Primary department in the hrvt Classic 81
bookstores Of r. Farnhan Taylor Msny w Adam, and Gny
Bsiiantype, L.V5
AssstAnt M ~ Wells Mons Il. Rsoa, Professor Of Modem
Languages Rev Jas Nouse and Rev j. W. Wiaans associate
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Jour WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Laud Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTfON CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled The right Of emption
and II townships above
ONCE payment therefor
o the public sale Of the Land
baoins the CHARMED otherwise such claim viii be oed
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
May io--iswf3w ~ Il TIL la..A tM III
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BkoOkLAH, NOV II Tow I Z :" :
up highly concentrated, in pint bottles, with the name
In the glass. and -
SOLD AT o. PER BOTTLES FOR si2--9a4 par DOZEN.
M. M d. and for sale by Charles H. Pns,
general AGENT Broadway New York, whom all orders must
be addressed IN ~ ft '.4 at tt@ tetts-t. ..aA4
Aeenin Washington city. q, D. Gilman Baltimore, g.
3. Hancc, e.. r. Rogers Drothers, How
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10 crarA,s cssS S.sssse ~ 1ux LATE RE.
PUBLIC OF TEXAS-

-
10y an Act Of the Legislature Of the Stale Of
- Texas approved February 9Th, 1863, the
dme tor auditing the elaine Tor personal services,
evil and military, and for supplies furnished,
Qknown heretofore - I'd Class Cainis,) IL extended
soc the period Of eighteen months from the date Of
aid act: "a Af i7rrmeu 30 gI7rIt 5Iadi
~ This, therefore, b 70 notify al claimants, Of the
character Aforesaid, whose claims have mot prcvi-
ously been audited, 70 present the same for ad.
ju,.ment TO the undersigned Auditor and Comp
troger, within the time prescribed by said enact.
ment, 9Th Of August, ls14,) otherwise they shsll
be forever barred.
To prevent confusion, and for the protection Of
claimants, certificates Of adjustment will hereafter
be delivered, ONLY, TO the claimant In person, or
70 his agent, or attorney. A simple order attested
By two witnesses In the following form will suffice
Il A. b., do hereby constitute and appoint G.
d. NY agent and attorney In fact, to present, prose.
cute, and adjust, before the Auditor and Comptroller
OF the State Of Texas, my claims of every descrip.
don against the late Republic OF Texas, and TO ~
ceive and receipt for the proper certificate or other
evidence Of raid Adjustment. ,ins1
Given under my hand this-day Of-ls5 /.
WITNESS s. - e. 81 1851 -, A. B.p
CERTIFICATES can he remittcd BY mail, II the
parties 70 direct, otherwise they will remain on file
In the Auditors Ofice until called for.
JOHN N. SWlSliER, Auditor.
JAMES u. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, February g.. 1858. AMY l-3m.
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THE GONZALES COLLEGE

Gonzales College opened on Aonds., the Al,
Of April, 1853. Tor the reception OF students. The
building IL OF rock. 81 BY 62 feet, two stories high,
needy piastercd throughout, situated IN . pleasant
and healthy part Of the town, and very comfortable
Tor either summer or winter. To II y attached u
large rock %cistern, capable Of holding 900 barrels Of
wsasr.
Apparatus mas been supplied for the institution
which, a. to variety and perfection, Is shrpasscd by
no college In the South, and the maieal instruments
are various and OF the most costly kind.
Rev. J. =. HilLrER has been chosen President,
. gentleman whose character and qualifications asa
teacher are extensively known. 0Hf
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and beautiful, ~ well A. cheapest paper pahlishcal
Desiring 'o W. judged IT ty Il. Merits, Solicit.
Examination sm. Challenges Comparison.
No expense has hcrs or viii bc sJarcl Ia make
THIS Journal all that a Paper can Dc. Its hrosd Ia.
grs are hnci to osefft,wing wi,h the mes, ttilt.sa,
ORIGINAL r,trs ana Not vsii strss the rhVicess r,.
rttc Esrcs'oSs AMI admirable .ssa,s na all .ni,
leNts that can in'ss,<t an i~u,elBgrat community,
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Estoblishrd az 1926, and triumphanny successtnk
and universally popular throughout tic
Union stored ,cih the best Lit.
erature and Elegant
Engrorings.
VOLUME FOR 1853.
TIE great success of the last volume OF "GRA.
HANS MAGAZINE" owing tn the large increase of
sterling reading matter, einboldens the. publisher to
attempt more energetic efforts for uhc new year.
We shall still so conduct the Magazine ~ 10 meet
the wants and wishes of n very largo body of tho
people, who now begin to look to'pcriodical works
Tor the correct and various information, which was
previously sought for in heavy volumcs and out Of
the way libraries.
We believe we can so conduct this Magazine, that
while II will meet the wishes Of the lovers Of agree.
able literature, II shall still iimpart In scientific nr,i-
cles, and articles of general utility, information that
will be valuable and desirable to many. In pursu.
ance of this purpose, We shall place under the eyes
Of our readers not alone articles Of high merit, writ
ten to order 10y our well-known corps Of contribu.
tors, but shall draw upon the first literature of tho
Old World-as success and increased circulation
may enable Us still further to Increase the number Of
pages Of Grohdn--so that we shall present the very
best articles that are published abroad, as well M
those that ac written expressly for III ut home.
We trust that this effort 10, extend tho usefulness of
the Magazine, will he met by that continuance Of
favor from our readers which has chccrcd us as cd.
itor oil the work for more than thirteen years, and
that the Magazine whose foundation was laid In 1896
may, IN 1853, be among the ablcst, as II Is the oldest
Magazine in America.
The New Volume of Graham commences regular.
" with the January number, and We take this oc.
casion to solicit from single subscribers and clubs,
whose subscriptions expire, a continuance of their
encouraging company for another year.
No PUTTING AND HUMBUG.
The character of "GRAHAa,s MAGAzIog' IL too
well established, among readers of all classes. to
render necessary the extrayagant sclflaudauon
which has become the common stock in trade of
every obscure and reckless advcnturcr, a. well IA of
works whose merit should induce their publishers
to abandon the silly and sickning practice.
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Tho Opinions of its Readers and the Press of tho
United States are confidently relied upon, as Of far
more value and efficiency than any self praise. and
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ia Chestnut. street. rhitadelphia.
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PROSPECTUS OF
TILE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing tho time has arrived in the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded as it Ia by the wealthy
farmers In Gonzales county, for tho establish.
mcnt of n weekly journal at the county site--
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, aud in a section If
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity of climate in the
State Of Tcxas-it is proposed to establish ut
the above named place. n newspaper, to be
known by the name Of the "GoNzAIEs INqrI-
RER," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News Of The day.
The Inquirer will be independent in politics,
but firm and decided IN tho advocacy of the
great principles Of our republican government,
so ably calculated in the administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the pcoplc of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States Of the South, have ever held
sacred, as guaranteed to them by the constitu-
ton of the United States. And while VIC claim
to have had some experience as editor and
publisher of n public journal, VIC shall, at the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite
rary talent Of able writers, with whose ability
rs correspondents we arc well advised; and at
the same time trust that the Inquirer will he
so judiciously conducted as to encourage and
ring to its support contributors from the En-
pire State of the South on education, agricul-
ture and internal improvements.
While, then, we unfurl our banner i'm ono Of
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to make tho Inquirer what the develop
mcnts OF the country demand, and its appear
ancc equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from the
people of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest a livelicr interest in whatever
pertains to tho maintenance of morality, the
cause of education and the perpetuity of rcpub.
lican institutions.
TERMS.
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet Of fine paper, neatly cxecu-
ted, for % 90, if paid In advance; *3 30, IL
not paid within six months; or - 90, at the
expiration of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
s. w, SMITH,
:. ). H. DAARRSSTT
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~ WAXING preserves afel Trlttilse np
~ fesufs VAs - syfrei tie f1lsv lae
Fys4efs y fsng that 4 msy D. NO
AfAf8~ W = i~Y ~ Astiie pth
siH pgssta = y isttie - water
- ahta ~ ssitr hsss ihen ca
{" aitp ~4h tN ( water cs.fk usht
etth seslinf wss thrn keen shsm
fseF tNs aiss. eth sAaA
shiA fas'hfss yes rAy have egtsa FRUITS
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PECK,S

Is the Pkace to 6uy Goods Cheap!
ADDE'S and Gentlemen, please give us a call
- and you will find that We do the thing up
right, In the way Of selling Goods Cheap. Don't
forget the stand next door north of the Gonzales
Hotel, with the small sign, PECK, over the door.
Gonzales. June 4. lS53-ly
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.

SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.
), w. FIFTEEN AND JAMES ". snNrIir. EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number of which was is.
sued in March, 1888, Is composed mainly of Solcc.
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit
ain, France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however, from tina, of GEea, Britain. In ah.
ihtiUn in American Journals, We nave ordered aud
are constantly receiving by mail, the following En-.
ropoan publications
The E~iiuhurg Review.
North British Review,
p" WestmlostCr Review,
" London Quarterly Review,
=" Eclectic Review.
" Retrospective Koyiew,
Chambers Edinburgh journal,
Eliza Cookies Journal,
Household Words,
United service Journal,
Colburn's New Monthly,
nabiin DuiVcye,tv Magazine,
RtaokNood. Edinburgh Magazine,
Alnsworths Magazine,
fraSr's Magazine,
Hoods Magazine,
Sharps NagaxiRc,
fdts Magazine,
Uceilcmans magazine,
iNsvkNoods tadys MagtEiRc,
Ihe Repository Of Arts and Inyoetio,s, )
Bcnt8hs Miscellany
NcNac dss aeaN Monde,
Ho~gs lnstaNinT.
ANoas IT Natural ~iIlstNgy,
Mcsst ScipFac,
lna4se i.1esy t'sgett&
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Gonzales, Texas, January, 1853.
What CnM be- got for Five
DOl1Mrs!!

The undersigned have entered into m arrange.
mont by which they agree TO furnish the Kniekcr-
booker Magazine, (mon,hly) the Home journal,
twcckly,) and tho Musical Worid aud Times,
weekly TO new Subscribers, nj the very moderate
price at I'VE dollars a year for the three publ,,a.
tons; all orders. enclosing that, amour, To Dyer
* Wills, viii he promptly attended To.
SAMUEL HUESToN,
Pabt,sAer ~ ths Aatctsrh-elsr.
NORRIS 4 wiiLiS
i'stiisAs,s sf ne Hs.as Joxys.ai.
DYER 4 WILLIS
Psai'sAsrs VI tie .Wasis,si u;aris oss Y;a.ss
2ss Bnafs-sS Nse ye,k
Gr,si Literary asa .in,s.t tsssA, %t..,.es.
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thai = 2steni WAS srcurysi m Washington s,,,e
yess@ 1use by a u8N II iht palne ~ poi.tk.
son. which, n ,rue. y destined Is .m;N,t ne,,
vslue spwt Importance ~ nBr erVst sterile IN
'Hs .feencc ~ ,hc a'ssengc of thy r~st,nses in
Eafvfs@ the invention ~ discovery has hxe
rvk-l up in thc tsteut pgHyt. 4ui rs ,hafse
fst hAe bssrr oaIua to l4ht uutl Hoa Al,
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NTa
Arrangements have been made 10 furnish tho
hhlcs"ststkcF Magasine, the liNsne Journal anal
the New York Naocsl Mold aud Trace 4, me-.
Subscribers, ies Nv, dollar = ,eas, This i shsan
u~sega,aie, ~iih : yenEeabcn The kniri FsssSks t
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ne N1scAi Weld and ThavS e., ussksns A.
sFM A. the ussl rates, That thrive ssSa soss.
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STAINING fRur TWrES-Wc have for wears
practiocd hut ono method of supporting Young
iruit trees, and like the way so we'll, we shall
continue IL until we see something better than
has yet como tn our notice. We drive n stake
which we usually mako OF a strip Of board or
l,lnAb, strong enough TO supper, the tree, hut,
elastic enough to allow i, considerable melton.
about six or eight inches from the tree, on The
south OF west Sidc, and l,stcu the tree Ia IL by
u strip at leather, forming a single loop, so as
20 h'oW the tree Ia move a little in the wind
fastening the ends of the leather on the top at
thc stake hy a Single nail. IN this method
the young tree has sufficient play To induce il
to throw down It's roots, which il viii very
soon, AMI stand Greet without anv S,mpori
This never mars 81 prevents the gruwth of
he tree ty stopping the circulation vi the san,
md " the cheapest manner In which n tree
Ian he stayed p During the summer months
4 IS well 10 east et this heather, lctting the
i'cc depend upon L. nWn c~nvrcieN, which will
th,ss be greatly incsca>cd r~vplactng 4, ia ,hc
iNl AFTER diving the stake llrnls, NJ changing
'ts position as may hc required 10 train up ,hc
tr't 20 thC wayit sle0k rr0w,
.Asf3tss A.
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AGRICULTURAL.

PLASriSa SUdAk CASg.--Thete seems 10 be
no general system or theory among the plant.
err In regard 10 the canc culture. There n
srarccly a planter IN. tho State who docs not
pavc hs own peculiar theory or method of
planting and cultivsting his cane, oven In the
same parish where one would suppose there
could be but little difference In the quality and
condition Of the soil. Perhaps, in some sec
tons, several planters, who are intimate hcigh-
bors, and 10y frequently comparing notes, may
hdopt nearly the same method.
But there appears 10 be 10 settled or fixed
rules Of operation, each ono striking out his
own plans, according 10 his prcposscssions or
l,is past experience or success in planting.
IL liz a matter of some interest, and might
bc rendered very useful to compare the meth.
cd OF planters In one parish with those of nm.
other, and 10 this end We earnestly invite
planters TO give us their experience In the col.
umas of the Organ.
a planter In Gross Tc.c was boasiing of
making three hogshcnds OF some acres bv
planting his cane eight feet npart, and follow.
ing ont his own theory.
A Mr.. McCray, on the samc Bayou, planted
his cane six feet apart, adopting n little differ
cnt method OF culture, and hc boasts of ma.
king four hogshcads on some acres.
Judge Robinson, Of West Baton Rouge.
plants his cane about four feet apart, and nj.
ways makes n good crop; II liz said he never
fails, and is generally ahcnd Of his ncighbors.
There also exists a considerable difference In
tho manner Of covering the cane some using
hoes and some plows. Mr.. Jchu Perkins, OF
East Baton Rouge, had n part OF his crop last
year planted by his o~vcrsccr with noes In n
very careful manner; he dislikcd the method,
and also the great time consumed, and immc.
diately changed tho plan, and covered the res,
of his cane with tho pillow. lie said there was
~ marked difference between the cane. The
cane covered with the pillow was NO different
from that covered with the hoe that the most
inexperienced could tell the difference during
the whole season.
The cane covered with the pillow yielded
much more than tho other. Now, perhaps the
experience Of some one else, IN another parish,
may DO totally ut variance with this, and we
therefore say IL would be n matter of deep in
tcrcst to compare the experience of planters
in the various parishes one with the other,
and thus afford u fund of much useful %ins,ruc.
ton. We invite COMMUNICATIONS on tho sub
jcct-N. u. Southern O,Yam