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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

OTThe Telegraph news In another place
will be found very interesting. Among 9TH
er matters Pierce's Cabinet is not the least
important.
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WAGES IN AusTRALIA.-The wages Of
mechanics and laborers in cities in Austria
La range from 8 rs to So rs per day, and
in many OF the rural districts they are not Sc
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SULTANA.-The splendid steamer Sultana
under command of Capt. J. NJ Martin, ar
rived here at O'Clock Saturday morning
with good load for New Orleans. She
laid here til! noon, taking in freight, and de-
parted loaded TO the guards. Mr.. Moses
Ross, one of the owners, has taken cha, 90
of the Office. We predict he will present a,
the end of each trip balance sheet better
looking TO those interested than even the
beautifully written ones of his predecessors
Moses don't travel for nothing, and he is one
of the buLlruShers in business.
0TWeather yesterday cold, clustering
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New ARRIvAL--Messrs. Altering g. Bruh-
mer have just been receiving at their stores
corner OF Main and First streets and on Main
between First and Second, large stock OF
ready made Clothing, manufactured espe-
cially for them, and comprising all varieties
and styles Of goods. They are also opening
and daily receiving assortments ofgentlemens
Furnishing goods of every description. One
OF the firm is East making purchases at thi:
time. Call and examine their goods.
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CEThe Sutana left Evansville with soc
tons freight and large number of passen.
gers. Atar 49,
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TUST RECEIVED and for sale
81 Old Java Mocha ana Laguyra Coffee:
Fine Young Hyson Imperial, Gunpowder,
PouchoEg and black Teas;
Polioa's Cocoa aid Williams Chocolates.
feb26 CRAWFORD BELL.
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~ The Louisville Times halls the 4th
of March as ga general thanksgiving day."
because it marks the entree of Pierce's adj
ministration. This reminds us o. the old cod
gers grace over his dinner, consisting OF
miserable dinner of potatoes:
"Oh, Lord. we thank thee for these tators
though very small and few in hill. But
thou knowest they're the best poor seed
would bring in field of rocks, and we are
thankful as can be under the circumstances. )"
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psercc.s cabinet.

BY dispatch received late Saturday even
ing we got the following Cabinet appoint
ments official:
Secretary of Siate-Wm. L. MARCY.
War-JEFF. DAVIS.
Interior -McCLELLAND
+" Navy. c. DoBBIN, of n. c..
Z" Treasurv-GUTHRIE OF Ky.
Postmaster General-CAMPBELL of Ala.
Attorney &. Il. CUSHING, OF Mass
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HATS!HATSl! HATS ~

WE have received = large stock of Mems and Boys
w SILK Panama. Leghorn. Palm Leaf. and many
other kinds OF Hats suitable for the Spring trade. Also
fine assortment ofiades Summer Bonnets cf the late
est 81. les OF SILK Satin, Florence braid. Gimp, Aiboni
Jenny Lind, Tropol. China Pearl, Rice Pearl, Queen
Braid and other desirable kinds, all Of which we Ter
TO the trade at very low prices. - fr-ir~-f
mara MERRITT. FIELD & co.,
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BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION of the most
entertaining exhibitions presented to the pu-
bic Tor patronage, is Mr.. Moneys Glass
blow ing operations, the converting by artist
zeal skill and the blow pipe, of all varieties
OF = Ass into the most beautiful articles of
fancy. Mr.. NJ. has a room in the second
story OF the Foster Hail buildings, where he
is daily visited by numbers of persons inclul.-
ing many ladies. His advertisement will be
found in to-day's paper. A visit to his room
will repay amply the slight expense.
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HARDWARE

HAREwARs...tfF d
IN BOXES Axes different brands. 'iis =
w 80 doz- Shoves and Spades 'i, g 80
- 30 do Hay and INA ure Forks. ~
u do Tea Kettles.
81 do Coffee Mills. -
90 Or Halches Patent Counter scales.
80 dog Grain and Grass Sc, thes ffaT
30 doz Sythes Snath. sf..f
. Casks Log Chains. .ss ssfaR III
I Sad Irene
Received and 10 arrive and for sale by iffzf
MARI PRESTON BROS.
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THE LOWER E>LAwGEMENr4l

VTNo BE GRADED. Proposals will be receive ed at the
Office Of The City Clerk until Saturday the I2th day
Of March, 1852 fr the grading OF Elm Pine First and
Water streets in the Lower or MeGarys Enlargement
of the city, Persons presenting proposals may do
fhe whole any part Of the work.
BY order of the Council.
mir2ti JOHN CHANDLER, Clerk.
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.

RE receiving and opening in the large and eom
"A modious building lately erected by Mr.. Ofs<r Ladd
First street 5etreea Main and Syeamere street thc
largest and best assorted stock OF fancy an Ssplc
Dry Goods ever brought TO this market Our exten-
svc facilities ia connection with New York house.
enables 10 offer sue inducements IL lustkascrs as
will make IL to their advantage 10 purchase ~ us We
shall continue to add weekly already aryo stock
so as 10 keep 1t at all finest full and well assorted
PRINTS PRINTS II ,e,,es
Spragues. Franklin, Coehico. Globe Merrimack,-
ID Allen & Son, Dunnels, Washington, and all dcsif-
abs brands, for sale small maDuSartur
ing prices by lmar2l MERRITT, FIELD & co.
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DYE STUFFS.
CI.AROONS Spanish Float Indigo; -
Z. 3 cases Madras do -~~
RI Casks Maddcr;-
10 Bbls. Logwood Ground HrtF
10 s. COpperas; era
10 /" Alum, t...
...-+ I .. F., Curcuma:
3 Blue. Stone.
feb 26 =. Tor sale low by c. BELL.
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TWeather yesterday cold, clustering,
and cloudy.
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NOTTON TABLE DIAPER-2 bales reeeiv cd and for
~ sale by JAS. Low Il CO..
feb26 A. Main st., Louisville, XVI
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.f..- - f.e,.a. ZINC PAINT.
"AVING obtained the agency of the New Jersey
Zinc Paint Company, am now prepared TO fur.
nish the article every varsity at the lowest possible
prices. This paint is much more durable and hand
soma than White Lead, and for all PURPOSES will
ultimately supercede the of all other paints 1t has
only be to b. ap rcciated Full directions CIV
en- as to method Of putting on &c. For sale by
feb &c L. bhLL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOM oNOPOLY,

nPMR SAspERs.-IfMr. LEWIS HOWES will per
NIT bis name TO be run oreouncilnisn ite First
ne viii be supportedbya -.
mar 10. tlf.-f = MAJORITY OFI The VOTERS.
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POOFING TIN, $50 boxes in store and to arrive and
~ forsaie by mar5l SAMUEL ORk.
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COMMERCIAL
San uRikANA M,,al

ts,ttaS fhc ersk .esetei NTH a ersal asnaand
snl tie %sses dasiag ibF rrsi ,hgSc tlAss q shc xsxk
v~aatyscci iAUs9 taits. ~ sscass iu;es ga We'd
aseht he adtitss bS the irsheNn sasB fata,a,
tie sscssness ns the iiih and tt,h vi, p~nsiacss =
hotter levhse IN eas Hasskcl aaj 81 slss, les ssri
fhstrtN the salcs ryeclscd lbs isnrc frSss ~ A..
'eles. eiAtdish'ns Az sltAsoc ~ 4 ias &C. 10.
aAs ttc 'tFspant wss NfA2s sst,sN ssd dsso taios
39lsei paes&s&>srN aiaktnk 4 total ts th- sesA ~ a..
halts fae Purchases hsse hesn E~ EaxsAoi,
fsance eae the Nosth. 49, asac lisa spi;sss<d 10
ne -. Sesatsss Eac fVssespis hsv. gsusu IA a
scpseselss % date. str ieeS,9as taiea. egsins
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Photographed to the Daily Delta.
Still Later from Europe.
---
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
IN corroS.

Meo Yoti, May 2i.-Thc Cunard steamer
Europa arrived at Halifax to-day, bringing
dates from Liverpool to the l4th instant-iour
days later thnn the accounts brought by the
Franklin. Her adviccs embrace the following
report Of the
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
liverpool, May I%4.--1herc has been n good
demand in the Cotton Market since the dcpar-
turc of the Airica-espccially for cXport-with
sales for the week of ~, 900 bales, comprising
80, 600 for the trade, G000 for export, and 5000
for speculation.
Prices have advanced nearly Id. per 10, the
principal Improvement being for fair and good
fair. The quotations are now n follows (:
Fair Orleans, 6q Middling Orleans, 81; Fair
up'onds, 6e, and Middling uplandS, 6ld. per
ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAIL.
Neto loyk, May 25.--A great meeting has
been held at Lambeth TO sympathise with, and
encourage Kossuth.
The India mai! has been received, with nd.
vices that the British troops have captured nh
important stronghold in Burmah, with a loss
OF l02 men on the side of the English.
SPAIN.
The only item of interest from Spain refers
to the vine crops, the condition and prospects
of which nrc uDilyornblc.
RUSSIA AND BELGIUM.
Active diplomatic negotiations are going for
ward between the Government Of Belgium and
Russia, and excite no little interest, us the oh.
icct Ii not known.
AUSTRIA AND ROME.
The Austrian Embassy at Rome is to be re-
established III all its former splcndor.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
II is reported that Nientchikotf Inns revealed
on the Turkish Government to acknowledge
the independence of Montenegro. The same
Minister has presented the ultimatum Of his
Government, to the Sublime Porte, on the sub.
jcct of the Greek Patriorchatc. with eight days
grace
TIE KAFFlR WAR.
The Kaiiir war has terminated 10y the com.
pletc submission of the insurgents.
IRELAND.
The Great Exhibition at Dublin was opened
on the 18th inst, by the Lieut., Governor in
person, with imposing ceremonies.
FRANCE.
The French feet has not yet been withdrawn
from Salamis.
TIE GARDINER CASE.
Washington, May 26.--1hc Gardner case
has been given to the jury, and this morning
they have informed tho Judge that there IL no
probability that they can agree upon n verdict.
The Court has adjourned until tomorrow,
leaving the jury still out.
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Lines to Miss d. A. C.
~ GONZALES.

The folds Of life, around my heart.
In sweet array do fall,
And doth TO it a sense impart
Which natures joys to cali
The purcst bliss, the sweetest touch of all,
'Tis love.
There Is n thrcb Of quick rulsatiop.
Which beats against the breast,
And yields delight with strange sensation,
10 make the mortal blessed
And cause the heart to sigh with eager test
Ills love.
In life, there is n light which burns,
With friendships brightest fame,
And which the heart in truth disccrns-
Esteen, TO be lis name
And knows but one Of higher flame,
'Tis love,
LAMBDA.
Gonzales, June j, 1868.
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The Government has ordered that the bodies
of the chiefs, officers anil soldiers, of the adj
yancing army, or National Guard, who had
fallen under the fire Of the enemy, from 1916
TO 1913, he disinterrcd and deposited in monu-
ncnt worthy of their courage. The mortal
remains of those who fell AT palo Alto and
Ncsaca dc Guerrero are To be transported To
Matamoras; the victims Of Angostura, to Sal
tillo those who fell at Ccrro Gordo, to Vera
Cruz; the heroes killed in the Valley Of Mexi-
go, to the Capital. The remains Of General
Naslucz, killed nt ccrro Gordo, will be deposit
ed in a special tomb in the centre OF the Gem
ctcry in Vera Cruz.
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TO TIE VOTERS
0fthe 9th Senatorial District ofthe State
Of Texas, composed of the Counties of
Gonzales, Guadalupe, Caldwell, Hays

and Comal.
j adopt this method, fcllow-citizcns, to in.
form you that | am u candidate to represent
You in the Senate, ut the ensuing session of
the Legislature. To this brief declaration I
have but little To add Mt the present time.
The Stump is the usual forum for extended
discussion, and to that | invite opposing candi.
dates. l am no wayoring, or Janus.laccd pol
i'ician; and ! wish il TO be distinctly under.
stood, that ! occupy no such ground Ill am
not fairly and correctly understood, ii shall be
no fault OF mine. am, then, fellow citizens,
a Democrat. I have ever acted and syinpaihi.
aod most cordially with the grca, progressive
democracy Of our glorious Union. Ny opin.
ions have been long since formed and are not
likely TO undergo any change.
In regard To our " great State, "a Whorn |
" for all that ] am, or ever hope for, and to
whose interest and happiness | ain completely
identified, should ! be honoscd with n scat in
her c%ounscls, my course must he ehyions |
shall not fail "a support with unfolding intcg.
rity, the application of thoss principles above
Indicated 10 all great and important measures
OF State Legislation. Among these. may hc
mentioned, "a of the highest Importance, a =, q.
TEN OF common school education. This Il a
subject always near 10 my heart, aud shall 70,
ccive my best support. The subject Of inter.
nal improvements Is our of great inegi,itn.lc
and calls for the highest wisdom &c tito State.
Cur debt Is 10 be paid -our uuappromis,el
territory disposed of-thc Indians must be NJ.
strained and removed beyond our jurisdiction
our mineral wealth, How bCing developed.
should afford a rich harvest Ia our own govern.
,ncnt and citizens and they shouli be pno,cc.
tsl lrm ilie tomahawk and S,alping knife of
the savage.
ftcsc, aud other matters, win come before
the Legislature sor s. action, but Il Is not ia.
tended 10 dilatc in this address upon any sub.
ject, Rgfvc the Election I cSl,eg, to meet the
moSt of you face to face. when my views shall
hs givvn at length,
! ana, fellow citizens
fWr ot,t. p,f,'t.
". HISS JONES
Consoles, May %. ,saS.
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Estray Notice.
Etray Notice.

NSTRAfED by q. I. Henry, 1ivins ln the forks
- OF the Gnaieipnpc and San Marcos Rivers, ~
thn gun OF March, isa5. ono gray Spanish MARE,
about III wears old, branded viii, a spanisl, brand
on the thigh. AMI Ell on the len -lsealdcr.
Also one High, brown Spanish MARE, about d
years : ganisl, lrand ou the len thigh,
Ako, a bay fiiLi, 8 years old, no bra,p,. vIsibao.
The gray snare appraised a, tio 0o, the bsoen
mste az s2s op, aud the bay tdls ut ssn 80.
r. tiiESAttf,
gWioi~3t 9Th. G. G.. q. G.
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FAIR NOTICE.

NV do not wish TO incur the displcasure Of
Wv any person, but our circumstances ara such
That we cannot give further Indulgence, and those
who are yet behind with us on last years account,
will save costs by coming forward aud paying UP.
For the future, we viii change our way OF doing bu.
sincss; we will sell az low ns we can aGord, and re.
Quiro prompt payment. We consider II bad treat
mcat to the prnctual buyer fos him to pay al! o!
our bad debts, and u sufficient peiconage To sustain
US IN business and allow oGr profits To remain In the
hands Of those who arc vcxatiously slow to pay.
and we think IL will be 10 the interest of those who
make their calculations t. pay ut the end of the
year, 10 trade with ts, rs We certainly will sell goods
lower than they have been sold, and az low as cir.
eb,nst&aces will allow. There is a great cnpsplaint
here 81: high prices, arid how are we TO scl goods
!ow wiz no; more than one half pay their account.
whea ,tss. Z
We have Just received a fresh assortment of
DRY GOODS,
of every description,
Hats,
Boapet',
Ribto,tis.
SadV,ry,
Rari Ware.
Tin Var,
Wooden Wore, HoHotr Wore, Qaecns Hore.
Gioss Hare, Stationery. d.,
which we are anxious To sell, but on correct princi.
p,cs.
y, R-r=s Is the end or The year.
HUNT Is roNroS.
Gonzales. Juno I, ls5S-ly
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I~tiiy NbSlct,
NSETRAfEn hS iases Wilson. living au Peach
= crek, IN tsoaisslos coui,ty, tcsor, fi,os. 4
fllgtsia, Jes'loe OF ,hc Peace. GA the seth he, OF
AIpsa, isaa, on. Dts MARE, about , 4 hand high,
shsa eiia hAl MARE, aismt ~ hands high sbs,'
ono DARK BROWN MARE. at,oa, IA bar,is i,vt,
ossn enc Mtit. VI . brewn solor. aiun, ysa,s
phi end Ia hsnls HIGH. An the asose ,,rs.,ih..l
snipals srn branded nth spaniel, brands rh,as
s'tsses ap~lFaseed ~ Sls - each aai the ,,,,,s ~
Sc 20 v CiiENAJLT.
l'nNt-t tn O. G. Il g
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HOOAH.

a late arrival Of Books. school ana miscellaneous.
also, staple aud fancy Stationery.
Dort iutiot tina, old, well known. one price :.
'hslls''s',ent Of PEckS. No trouble to stow goods
please give u. y Gail. "
Gonzales, June {, isBsais
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Estray Notice.
4sSSTRAI Hp be jasaes Wilson. on r,.eh p,n.
"s9seat7 csssSiss lciusv ". II. Sasat. Je.,,s.,
sNN ga lith neemfes. 1850. osit nl.tr
F3Hr yrsr= nj -=w- u S..
tca the 10 np.
enc StFews HORSE, s,seni IA hard.
eSs EsAesssi "a vars "bi, tassairi With a
- sessa5 IA shf *e htp.
Nec Jea Vale tost. oae rear eAt. No ,sari
stFsAsca ~ Soesrh wll~a ahsl W. A. Nssss,ss
go 'e e. rnB>Arir
g"sesa Gt gCaC
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The State of Texas

totNI1 or GONZALES.
Tie State Of 7tras-7o he Sheriff o, Gonzales
toeass, Greeting
NMy HtiEAS, Sarah c. Huffman has filed her
petition with the CLERK of the District Court
OF said county, PRAYING for n divorce from one Son.
born Huffman, alleging that they were awniily mas.
ried In ,tc State OF Arkansas sometime In the year
1871. aud continued to bve together until she 2nd
DAY at October, 1881, when he, The said Scahorn
%linon,aii, deserted the petitioner Without any iss,
calse aud has continued to live separate & apart from
petitioner ever since aud Further. that during the
time she lived with ,lio said Huffman, she invariably
tFcatcl him With the greatest respect and Kindness.
and aetcl tile Pest OF a hind and datiinli vife. nui
that thc saii Huffman, wsmindfill of his iatics a. a
husband aud distcvanilng the holy ties - maitiiaeny.
endcaSosel 81 s,arve pciitoner by anseuiing himself
ffn,n home pt divers osea~inus sevcral days 81 "a tiur,
aud refusing and noglevt.ng ~ Hfiiisl, her Nth
h'a common nccessAsics ~ lie. Aud on the a9t,
day ot Angus, lstp snd divers othut isys. hy oYytcl
Y uteaseisntg, cafsinE, abusing aud beating hecp,
her IA Etcst fear of her lie and rendered her i,in,.
with him tnsuprottsiio. aud tina, his ~aii cruel t,,et'
nicnt and dcsst'son ci hvr was wlifaii aad intention,
81 Aa' ehcscas affidavit has hccn ma,ic uy n. u.
walker Aitl. fcr rctitiotef that The raSsien,e az
tac sati seslsam Huffman Il auknown.
These az siittet,fe ~ command s0s 10 cite tho snil
Ssshota hat'inan,by vawsiag ibis Wi, "a hc ,msblsh.
CT m the ueussiCs %lnpuircr ,F eiehf ssitcse4ee s,xss
f%ncsSnas ~ Gee 9rsnsa dss hcrcsf. thss AZ hs and
appear isfaIv III lioaonraiac SIC pi-stic, caa,,
Ng sAi State, ia De lca,ica Ia and Gr sid c,nsaty
at the Ta'nitWe~s ,h,,sos ~ The fepn ~ ,~3on1slss
on the seveniis Measikt nises the hssi Maasssv 81
sspt~aseF y u iseA saea and .h,fe 10 ~,sass
.hs seAi ss,.
heatsn sax not, tmt nf ,lsS rsstees w.sh yos,r
tsscee*aaes ,hesySsn tnake due sssufn b. aaAa caatt.
WtoeA D. wgEa Cfes& a sabi toest
y : end ,hv s~~l lheycss astscxed A. ssi,cc h.
\ t~cnAAics, this ssh ,say vi 5m,e \, ~ fsAa
u Wiii,tS IN " q. .
n fr. WILLIS. f~sssasty.
Come - haai tsr tech lar ~ iuBn \. n lSa&.
ant ! lsf7s,i's us'ses the sssSsrcing writ. ~ tss sass.
shell "a Inv ',,sssAse. ~ie,esssr a sa,sr p~eisllse.j
y s'F soro "A t'sasssvs, Nssss4lcs teants. Texas,
Is dghf saracsetc ~esAs hsss4e the setsfn t&y
hctvsst. The sat asf Aass sess atess vrsssss.
" u. RAakpw, S.n q. g
8esssics. lsaS ~. iSSe~~s-Ss
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Livery Stable,
Ry "a. w. tssaach. q.

yHviE saiesss,cf hAvine ps,,bsesi ,hc Ssatas
~ tssassay i-toagsar "a rhs sssr iIo,sa Aeox,
- ~ hseepA. n1a s'ssed. rsepegsteits Aaae...s a.
,sre cissfsfs - .easate4 sni saseeases.nr ss~.asirs
s"d 'Ae 'rass4hse patNS gen4rsar. ,has hs i nv
~Esrississi BE- take taso Nf tssssss IN shs t,ast al.
esft seesn IL sseaSale. w tsss,ss ~ estss~r ain
q sAsrNt tc CIV sstisfssiiea "a - wh, NAV tr,.,
uss' ss,sh ~ hss heisss Ass hoFss BY ssre4 asssn.
than se hsssnosx - merit = gsrrsA sA.a,x ~ a,ss,n
4rr.
HORSES Htts.sss and HACKS as ssis o.
sfre a. an tisscs and A. fsass.Ezsse ras,s<
tsoei sat ussski nssscrs f~ssssssef h ,so.:rs8
rr~rsis. sNse : fsss@is
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" 4 '7 III Il II II u
anu Deotor IN .Jerei,y md Watches.
5 permanently located In this town and L. prepar-
u ed 10 execute all kinds ofworL in hi line. lIis
long experience in the business aud "A residence Of
ten months In this place win be u sufficient guara.
antcc that MI work entrusted To him will be done
satisfactorily.
Watches and Jewc'ry repaired.
Gonzales, June II, ls5S-ly
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MEDICLNES.

4KEDTCINES.
Quininc, Calomcl, Castor Oil No. o, Lnadanum,
Mustang Linamcnt, Pain Killer, Jayncs Mcdicincs
OF several kinds, Sarsaparilla, British, Sweet, Lin.
seed and Lamp oil, Turpcn,inc, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, aud a great variety of other ar.
iiclcs too numerous To mention, al Of which we oiIcr
for sale nj moderate and stead, prices.
Call in and examine our stock We never Charge
for showing goods, on the contrary take great plea
sure In exhibiting them, especially to the Ladies'.
Gonzales, June 4, lS53-ly
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XIHDWIHE la,

HARDWARE DE.
"A splendid assortment Of Hardware and Cnt,lorr
iatn nom the best Manufactures. composing nil ar.
ticlcs uectlitl IN that line,
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R00IH \. sutlnc

Leghorn,. Panama, caunpcncly, Kcssu.h and
Black silk dress Hats, Plush CAPS. BE, also large
lot OF Boots and Shoes oil all qualities.
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3i6 bales at the stinetiinc last year. The market
c'oses firmly at our quotations:
NOTICE.
Administrators Notice

Administrators Notice.
VHNlE County Court of Gonzales County having
- at it, April term, A. ID. 1853, appointed me
Administrator of the Estate OF Solomon Simmons,
decd, notice IL therefore given that all persons hay.
ing claims against said Estate must present them
to me, duly authenticated, within the time prcscrib.
cd 10y law. or they will DO forever barred: and all
those indebted TO saii Estate viii please make i'm.
mediate payment. Is +. FLY,
Administrator
Gonzales, June II, lS53-Gt
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SIDDLERY
Ladies' and Gents, Saddles. Brides, Martingnlcs,
Girths, Stirrups and Lcathcrs, Whips Of every kind,
Croupcrs, Carpet an! Saddle Bags, Valiccs, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Baclbands.
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CLOqHlYG

tIVIHTN u.
Cottonade, Linen, Drap, Dt.ta and CasscMcro
Pants; Finc Black Cloth, Drap, D'Eia, Alpaca. Lin
en- and Cotton Coats, of every quality and stylc
fine Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory, Check aud
Stripe shlrts; Drawers, Suspepdcrs. Cotton Flanel
and silk Under shirts aud Drawers.