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What cam be got for Five
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The undersigned have entered into NJ, arrange
mcni by which they agree to furnish, the Kuickcr.
booker Magazine, (monthly,) the Homo Journal,
twcekly9 aud the Musical World and Times,
(wecky,l To new subscribers, at tho very moderate
price of i've dollars year for the three pubca.
tions; all orders, enclosing that nmoun, 10 Dyer
y Willis, will lie promptly attended to.
SAMUEL llrEST0N.
iubiishcr If Tie haickerlocksr.
NORRIS 4 WILLIS,
Publishers Of fhe Hoss journal
DYER & WILLIS,
i'ubiisifrs Of tie Mssicsi lrc,ii and Times
2a7 hroai,eay Ne,r York
GFoad Literary and iriisiic Coabiaaiion.
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uAaatrs> issr~E Iissseess. >s~ Ssts.
II ssessss - ssss sssns -2wss Van StA3'f.
ss~a~zss - - nss>ass ss~ss Ass ssies ~ sssste
ssess sssa~ ss.t EstsS = - ssA U.s.. ssss~e Va.
~ f.sssss 80. sod teszs~ xss<zsssss rss.
,e@s sl<eAx >ew Ys& az 81 M 7s.Ssees<e
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing the time has arrived In tho town
OF Gonzales, surrounded ~ II In by tho wealthy
farmers In Gonzales county. for the establish.
mcnt OF weekly journal at tho Countrywide,
through, or near which, tho San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and In section Of
fertility Of soil and salubrity Of climate In the
State of Tcxas--it is proposed TO establish at
tho above named place, u newspaper, to he
known by the name Of the "GoNxALss lNQui.
RER," devoted TO Agriculture, Literature, tho
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and tho
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 clucidatci in the administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy Of sustaining our Southern Institutions,
which the people Of Texas, in conjunction with
'acr ssister States Of IA. S,ssh, favc ever held
sacred, as guaranteed to them by tho constitu-
tnn Of !i.e United SStHtus. and whiic VIC claim
to have had some experience as editor and
publisher of apublic Journal, We shall, at tho
same time, bring to its MD the poetic and lite.
rary talent of able writer's, with whose ability
ms correspondents we are well advised and at
the same time trust TINT the Inquirer will be
so judicioussy conducted as to encourage and
bring to It's support contributors from tho En-
pre- State OF tho South on education, ngricul.
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, we unfiirl our banner in ono OF
tho most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduo.isly devote our energies and
time 10 make the inquirer what the develop.
mcnts of the country demand, and It's appear.
ance equal to amy Journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from the
people OF Takss than whom IN citizcnl In thu
Union manifest n livolicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance Of morality, the
cause of education and tho pcrpctuity offepub-
lican institutions
TEENS: ss
The Inquirer will le published weekly, OH
an imperial sheet Of fine paper, neatly cxecu-
ted, for % 90. IL paid IN advance; 90 90, il
not paid within six months; or 81 90, at the
expiration of tho year.
All communications for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
s. w. SMITH,,
ID. =. ii. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1853.
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Dr. u. r,. anMiilcr.

TENDERS his professional services to the puhlc
IN the practice Of Medicine in all It's various branch.
g. Having made tue treatment of ,l,e Discg,se. al,
this climate his particular study, tssoitE EYES and
CHRONIC ULCERS al HE LEt.S ircstr,l--" zee
r.'ff se pas. t prescription fnlluWcd1 lac lallcss
himself that hc can give gcnou,l satisfaction lie
mol tc lound. wlcn no, professionally engaged NJ,
I. j, kccsc's, hsq plUm Crock u, O., Caldwell
County, nctl-y
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toNNElS FAM ExrRAcrog-~1ls r,vss.
- css icsa s,ct rssats.l :. es.aksud BE shy
instantaneous ssailsseg sad sxusss.na ~ ali sssss
isssa teassss srekls tssss-.ss, sss< Sc, Apssv al
esss ssslest ~ss. titNT a tuNTuN.
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T.. III. WOODS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PINE
lFIIUHES, yElYELRY d FANCY GOODS,
OS'l respectfully announces to the citizens of
w Indlanola, and his friends generally, that he
has taken the store under the Masonic Hall, where
every thing In his line win he found, us cheap US In
any southern market Not single article will be
sold without full guarantee Which will enable tho
purchaser to buy with confidence
His assortment Is complete, and he hopes to bc
encouraged sufficient to justify him in keeping full
supply TO all seasons.
a WORD TO THE TRADE.
:, lie Inns and will kr,W.a .:s;G,2I q .aortmcnt of
Wachnhakcr's tools aud materials MI Of tho best
quality. Time pieces of al kads repaired aud war.
r"ntv,i ior twelve iS, 40 ella. ::9=.,;!!s
ENGRAVING done neatly.
lndianola, Jan. d, lS63-ly re1 g
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DIR. J. "A. KINA BREW,
G0NZILE,S, 2E.N.LS.

oFf@S his professional services to the citizens
ot The town and surrounding country.
jane Is 1908
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fTTB RITES.
To Clubs Of TEN and upwards, tic paper will ha
furnished at tho rate Of $40 per copy. or Ten
Copies ior sli.uo. Specimen Numbers scnt gi,,iu.
itoa'ly, by applying, post paid, to
= a. GOODMAN,
~ Gois,ahfa, y. O.
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tSr received, ise.h ~, ot Vossrcex's Nav,
- AKA ihsSs i.,Sss,st ssr E,,s,s. esesaia
rune iSe Rheumatism. f,ss genuine fss sale Nv
to-~iv HUNT \ fsNrUN.
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Arrangements have been made ~ furnish tho
kaickctisvker Magazine the Home Journal and
the New York Musical World aud Times. to new
subscribers, Tor tse dollars year This i chcsp
i''cresare, with vengcence The Knickcrboekcr
Il 81 per anuuin; the Home Journal. al A. and
the Musical wesld aud Thnes. ts; making Az =
YEAR az thu usual rates. That three sueh work.
cen bc Obtained ios k,e dollars ycsr Il fact truly
worthy the tslnrsc agc, whisl, u iu-t now ,,essr
ashsrvi IN. az the knsckeel.ockrs Magazine edit,
es ts tew's Gs,aosi Cistk, !, y annceesssrs 20
speak. fnr twenty wears L has been the .acsi
genial husesv,,s, aud spicy "n,oa,htsv H. the
unstd and the pv4cnt ,olan,c viii ~ BETTER than
any shlsh ps,s~,iel 4 This ii"n,s Joasrsl edited
by Dec. y Nnss's snJ \. y Wills. Is wsl luown
A. ,hr 'est family newspaper 10 Amsrssa. sns the
NasicH W0,d anil tSssr-. sisesI Nv Richard sDrsrs
Wits. with Locri, Naa.,, Geo a. Curtis Tha,aas
its.ihig.. Wa IL iiesihasy. tses, 4 Rsos, and
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SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN rsErn,N0. =
~ Mothers! look to this, as II win save many /
child from the grave. For sale by
o. HUNT & PONTON.
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a FRESH lot of Longley's celebrated INDIAN
"A PANACE.A, prepared expressly for the cure
and prevention Of Southern Feycrs, Asthma, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, &C. The genuine for sale BY
0--y ae HUNT & PONTON. =
STOVE AND CRATE vAIlNISH. - vanaisIl
~ your stoves, to keep from rsting. For sale by
o-y HUNT 4 PoNrON.
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49, Sis,STt a. ,,i>.,, ~. Ass.
Al . LlNlMENT.--Just received, mon, New
IL York. frcsl, supply of this Invaluable rom.
cly for tlic plna Til. 4 2. s,;,sf, t,,,,,,
persons have been benefited By this than by all
other remedies put together. II Il used in the
hospitals In Europe and by all tho military aud
private hospitals In this country. For sale by
O-y 66iasl *, HUNT g. PONTON.
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u,NRf.su 10, Of itNss5 SPREAD rLAsrnRs
just received !, sure vmeis FOR Weak
breasts, rsia In The sides, Ac
lei. HUNT 4 roNTeN.
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I'm the way from New York, fresh lot OF the
~ genuine SronS's N-urns roR Sick iIsAp.
AcuE. The worst eases cmcsl by the use of This
Invaluable preparations Call and see certificates.
lo--iy HUNT s rONToN.
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SvnJsse or THE nzynEs.

= NJ .r1r =. ~
~ Az ~. 1pPeps mat principle pos
s:' ~ ~ l..t y't.ue' emcacy ana power, may
ng % neutralised by extraneous
ine1 III y i unquestjpnable that those
-: hansncss must finally sucoumb to til,
!. ss. q the principle from which
y tneir Vitality even as thu
- parent oak.
&c AZ lsssys Tor longer period Of tint
"a d. 4. eseneo possible, put which hal
!. u. u. Aae seunered from the enervatina
aeps sincere but miserably mis-
b! 81 : 4. W q
u; I'd ~ ~ = = rom the North bring US the
~. eeaoh that these would be, but
have at last-like the atom
= = h'earsd atom commingled with the
~ = ~ his 70 long yelled their mind.
- o1ol The beautiful fabric that they
49, ~ Admire.
G. 1ly-.so ~radual,v that tbav th.n,.
- 800 roa;sed t. olo,d, !, g.. ,;nh,
~ ~ ~ Istterlv SIled With ,loom and
go - iiSappsi.tne.t. has crown sronud
~ nl6rlSs s11.1sS1'S that srrrort ths ra;scs -
g. - !; 5snrd vh;e nr;rc;nles W.
1 ha9s ~ ]. ~ s.;..as
~ - NJ partv rsnsrallv tha, ,hs Nv
Yea Ikibuss. osSsrvise called Horsos Gras,sv
~ 1nnaily aanounoed IT, secession from M
We ssass1 i,ev ia. orr r..a.r. iii, !.
lov ~ eofd secession sor tbs nsnsr a,,ndsd =
hess hsnsstly Or iudioiou.lv snnnor,ed ths
uhis party but thew viii psrdon ~ svnrss,
den II yjou ar III. a.. a.. -.
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NIcKsBuRG, SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS RAIL-
RoAD.-From the ouachita (Monroe) Register,
of the 18th inst, we learn by letter from the
engineer of this road, that the location of the
section from Red River to the Texas line is now
completed, and that the difficulties met with on
the preliminary survey have been greatly re-
iuced. For distance of twenty miles that
line of location does not vary more than half
mile in length from an air line; it has but four
slight curves, making about 6600 feet curya-
ture; the balance is on straight lines. These
curves are so slight that they will, in practice,
amount to very little or nothing. There will
be no excavations needed, nor any embank-
ments as high as thirty feet--only 5000 linear
feet of trustle-werk and fifteen cnlvcrts.
No difficulties were met with in getting titles
of REIMBURSEMENT for the right of way, these
having been conceded by the proprietors of the
land over almost the entire line, without dol
lar of cost to the company. The engineer also
succeeded in letting contracts to the planters
for clearing and grubbing the track, at prices
considerably under estimates. DR.. Flournoy
took the contract from the Texas line to the
eastern boundary of his plantation, distance
Of over eight miles, and agreed to take the en-
tire amount in stock of the company.
The engineer is now employed in locating the
section west Of Monroe. The section west OF
vicksburg will be commenced us soon as prac-
ticable. Clear the track
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SPASIxn IDrAa or MrxSTER SouIn.--The
Spanish Journalists, having read accounts Of
the sercnade 70 Mr. souIe by the Cuban Junta,
previous to his departure for Spain. and his
speech on that occasion, have set themselves to
work in order to secure him frigid reception,
if not to cause him to be rejected !; and to that
end have tortured their imaginations in getting
up outrs descriptions of his personeiie, which
would make him greater savage than the most
primitive inhabitant of the Sandwich Islands.
After stating that he is something less than
century old, and as strong and burly as he is
antique, they proceed to say:
"His beard hangs down to his waist his cos
tune is that of n hunter and trapper; he never
quits his rifle, and pouches of powder and ball
hang from belt of undressed leather. He has
killed many Huron, and even Mohican, in the
days when there were more than one--the last
Of them. By singular caprice. he has often
graced his loins with the scalps of his fallen
| enemies. He tattoos himself, and has the image
Of serpent on his forehead, done in India ink y
| Ye bellies of the Bale Mosque who have so
often tripped it in the dance to the graceful gal
lanting of the gay Minister we misses who
have dwelt with such constrained admiration on
his fascinating smile and clustering locks-ye
young beaur who have envied his dark lustrous
eyes and woman killing look--ye lawyers who
have felt jealous, as like Tully you have heard
him wheedle justice from the right with the
honey Of his tongue-ye tailors who have done
him up as was never man done up before--ye
hair dressers who have gone into ecstatics with
the desire only to acquire ga lock of his hair
l-ye--ye-and every body else, what do you
think of that Tattoos himself and wears a
belt of undressed leather! What do you think
of that
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A DEsPER A no. Robber,f mud Rom --Yester-
day abort noon tb,sf and as,,sr.ao v.,lsa ;nto the
.pctiop stora ~ 7 n p,h - f,.,-.. $50, .na h.x
ing ;nsinu,tea bimse,f Int, ~. ,ro r,o,.odad n, law,
contributors ON the nocss,. :, tha hsaars +; hs most
.c;eptjsc manner ono 90 Tho a,tan,.nts .m.a nor,,
noue R,a,cb;ni b.a hi NODE. ,,a :, s1so "a v.r.,
Of the crowd Lost small sums T, son h.. ,-h,sn.rsa
that there was wolf in the fo,d and al, .s ra on tbs
lookout for this eeecer of the people.
In afew mcmentsa spanisrd dark-browed and bearded
was observed to run his hand into the Of
Oh the oystanders and to abstract therefrom pocket
book 1t proved to be empty The deector of the villain
immediately seized him by the throat and cried out for
help But the stswart brsand shook of the grasp and
tossed about those VINO attempted to lay hands upan him
as lion would shake the dew drops from his name The
crowd then gathered around hn when, with desperate
resolve he drew steto and sashing about among the
mass, scattered them like ehaa
clear ring being MADE several drew their revovers
and We're only prevented from shooting him down from
the danger of njuring innocent bystanders The villain
now made for the door, setto In hand and the crowd
parted to give him egess each other in their
mad haste to get cut of the way OF harm Once on the
street he dared them to touch him. and shouted Defiance
rush was then made for brickbats and pieces Of paving
stone, and sufficient quantity being gathered for war
Ike purposes the crowd drew up IN square and hailed
the missiles upon tne heas Oh tne onender IN storm
rne blows zen .hck heaVy anu iat ana the roooer con-
tnued 70 nght with epic desperation uni MS lace was
FOUNTAIN OF gushing gore Az last o'erpowered Win inc
number OF us assaan's ms he3o asheo 10 Jey ana
bleeding at every pore ne ie up In almost
oyng state anu coh'eyeu 10 the eeeona psrict foce
NJ ,T,.a. ST. $50 80 ,,ooa. a..r.-.t;o ~. ~.
hos, witnessed in this ou;st district tbs,a mrv d.y.
Tho nam. of the offender il as Franc;soo Mon.
W 5l,
0hAiNiNe oaee Vi nAoe' unPar"i
ieiea brutality In whch husband was tne perpetrator
and wiie tine VICTIM came up ior yesterday
before Recorder winter
Peter Monoy was charged with having on the loth
instant chained MS wifes leg 10 ntysx pound weight
and with having thrown the weight over the gallery OF
house. the more enectusy to secure her. Having calmly
her in this position the most pain
full fortunes he went away The police attracted by the
cries oil the woman released her from her painful sua-
ton Her husband stated in justfcation that the pun
shment was OF very mild character which, in the exer
else Of his legal rights, he had right to administer
Dss p1. y. 'ne - W W.
$50 No.. haa.a T.; s-.t, hr,,a, o,nuar ~ De-
Moov INV bn.hand a. % .use tho blood 10 ,ush from,
,,.r,h Al, ,i,to,,, ,r,roo.,,on o. ~. nsv. ,,or,
~, ~, o,oo.r ho nr,sa and a,.,,.a r,a .no,,
aa ,,.r -, NJ, ho.a a.. h.;vaa ro r. ~. ia, -
sa x Mound wa,sht was Il; th;s cona;,or ,hout f.,
ho.~ arr;n, ~h;oh ,,me INV lin. ar. ,.rohsd ,,,th
.h;,st 81 s,,F.r,a o,,rar,a Cow
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CONDITION OF THE FUGITIvE SLAVES IN CANA
DA.--The editor of the Dundee (N.Y.) Record
has lately been making tour through Canada,
in the course of which he visited large number
of fugitive slaves, at their residences, and con-
versed freely with them on their position and
prospects. The tone of their remarks generally
was that of disappointment at the reception
which they had met, and the estimation in which
they we're held in the country where they were
sojourning The inhabitants, they alledge,
neglect no opportunity to defraud them and
render their situations uncomfortable Three
declared that, were it not for the fear of pun
ishment, by being sold to Texas and Mississippi
slave dealers, they would gladly return to their
old plantations" and spend the remainder Of
their days with their old masters, where they
were more happy and lived easier than they do
| now. One expressed his determination to re-
turn to his mistress, in North Carolina, as soon
as he could get money to do so, and run the risk
Of punishment; but as he had got friend to
write to his mistress, asking pardon, and beg
ging for passage ticket home, he felt in hopes
lie should get back to.the :" Old North State -
before cold weather sets in.
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BosroN.. /

BosToN, September %
The Convention Of g National Democrats" in
session here, has nominated Bradford L. Wiles
for Governor
RESOLUTIONS were adopted by the Convention
denouncing the " Coalition stigmstixing Caleb
Gushing as q " freesoil whig,, and expressing
sympathy for the New York Hunkers.
New York Markets.
NEW York, September %.
The cotton market here continues dull, and
to-day's sales are limited to 800 bales. Prices
are nominal.
Pork is firm and in fair demand, with sales
to-day Of 1,750 barrels at SIG for mess and 1913
to sl8 25 per barrel for prime. Coffee con-
tinues in demand, with sales of Rio at further
reduction of to, per pound.
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BY an announcement in another column, il
will be seen that C. " Jonte, the present popu-
lar and efficient incumbent of the Office of Sec
ond Justice Of the Peace for this Parish. is a
candidate for reelection. Mr.. Jonte has du-
ring several years filed this post with credit to
himself and to the satisfaction of the public.
ne mas host of friends, who would rejoice in
his reelection.
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To the Ladies.
DR.. Edo. Je,l1sey. COre,

DR.. Edo. Je,lNer COre,
DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp st.
~ DR. E. J. CoxE's PREPARATIONS, In extensive for
nearly fifteen have their intrinsic merits acquired reputation
unsurpassed equalsd by similar made in the North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT on CoPAIvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
IL Prepared No. Camp street, by DrsE j. COKE
sale by Druggists generally. iyf 9pu
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ES CHARLES V. JONrE, the present incum-
bent candidate for reelection the JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. sqals
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rs" WING MEETING.-The Wings of the Par
h Of Orleans Right Bank Of the River requested
Wilson's House, Jefferson aud segnn Streets
DAY September a. 1883 half past o'clock NJ purpose
oelecting Delegates The Parish District
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gss- OFFICIAI4-BoARD OF HEALTH, NewOr-
leans September H. ss3The following resolution passed
Board Of Health published for the eoneernsd
RESOLVED, That a hi' time tits highly dangerous
health
adj the material for the Of the
nest this Board that the authorities Of the cities
the above, well the the
their influence to the of their
ala 3. e. StMONDS NJ D. Secretary Board of Health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-24

~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Reiief Committee.
The following gentlemen have been duly appointed
during the prevailing eplemic
Lieut. STRONG IOi ST. Charles street.
JOS. =. RUSHA, "a Broome
ROBERT Non shARA ISL Magazine street.
P.DALEY Triton Walk and Hercules
DANIEL KELLY, St Joseph and Tchoupltoulas Streets
7. GURLEY. Howard between calope streets.
jobs MCGUIRE, Claiborne, sis
Lieut.. CAvANAUGfi, 1888 Circus street.
aud 3m2p By ORDER JOS p. RUsHA seeresrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
Clothing.

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