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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

IN Our friends Of Plum Greek complain Of not
receiving their pspcis regularly. We are sorry,
very sorry; but NC can assure them that tho fault
Is not With n', or with our postmaster Tho Tnqui.
rr is mailed 70 subscriben us regularly as tho day
of publication rolls AROUND, and we nrc confident
that our worthy r. u. iShot In tho least rcrnss In
Ids duties On the contrary, he informs us that he
has frequently had tho same papers, which he sent
sOm his Office TO tho Plum Creek post Office, TO 60
TO Austin, and then back here; and on one occasion
che same papers destined for Plum Creek, we're
f,ccs brought back To this office! This may appear
strange, hut Il is nevertheless true; and " our
frends Of Plum Creek will take tho matter In hand
We think they can easily ferret out the cause.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

co The oochce Morning Chronielc s,ys, "Thc
Americans want cula, an,l the same writer has ifc,
quco'ly todd " they waat Canada. Canada /, ias,
gysng 10 them. ouf lap,lsei gccs ~ New Yms, our
Hour oni eAt,l. &c hos,ca ar im,land, eas very
steamship. gc TO iossl,n,l IN the ela,es, aa Il mu.,
be soEne Ia mini than comarsesal Is ,e nt-, sa',i
vi al Political aaaeSs,ieas Canada is airrsssy lSas,
Anl parcel II ti,c tsi,ed S,a,c., end we are sasrr
ss' Ne'hlng ee, t's.h II iss.s.isvsil,a can ss,e
va Toe 'As ~ pals'c etieicn ssd ii i.ulsle I,esss
i "a the ,arn. isyali, 70 otva, iss,ata i 90 she
ssa
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Tele9rnpAio Items.


Il = DOW generally believed that Gen Cess
will acccpt the pro6crcd post " Minister 70
France.
Ths cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Washing ton, and their viciniiies, are perfectly
healthy, no discasc Of . virulent character pre-
waiting In either ncighborhooj
Mr. Robert j. Walker resigned the Ministry
to China on account Of bad health. His sue.
ccssor, Il II thought, win be appointed before
the close Of the week.
Samuel Stambaugh has been appointed u.
s. Consul for the port Of Palawaba, Chilli.
John w. Davis has been appointed Governor
Of Oregon.
The Crystal Palace benefit to the Howard
Association, realized the sum Of a 800, which
has been handed over 10 the committee.
The Legislature Of Vermont will probably
show Wing majority.
Snecd, the fugitive slave who was arrested
ut Niagara Fails, has escaped TO Canada.
A heavy grocery house on Commercial street,
Boston, has failed.
In Vermont tho question Of adopting the
Maine liquor law has been decided by the poo
pie In tho negative.
In tho election in Maine II Ii generally
thought shat there will be no choice for Cover
nor by the people.
Tho vote was small and little changed since
the last election. Tho liquor Law was readopted
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

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Nee sssse&as ffses tssssv~t sx Aar ssh. sAs
fetal rre~srs> - cssse@ ~ "a AIS sssss ssasz
Szfs~sskss iss. ists. AAs~sst - s,;As has
tA1es sxssass g. $50 SO " ssess ssste ssss wa
tsAAssk aa ssssae&ss ~ set &ex ssAss fs4sl
ssr~ss ~ ssv&xp ress 4 as. aes sss@ss =
a. IS b. xzsss Ssss ,s,s yoss sa<ssaos sAs.
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sssss Hst as sestnss 80 wa O. assax A.ss Ma
svss a~ssw4s< this ysas xsss ssscs Sssss
"a sssa ~ 80 sskssvssa 81 ~ sl-s s~vsk sss.
fst &xss>ss 81 kts Al sse~s ssss Ma sss ~
sssaxt stas year 81 ss1 hsAss
fft sTssgss a ssxsssa a xss tsrs3ssss ssss
sssSsx - ths sts4ssa tess NssSas. fssxss. s~4
fssssi snosx TIC ia - <sxssses~s a. ssss
fsA ssssssz ssss .ess .sSs s@As. asss~ss
i,A*Affx tAAs ~ s&ns S.ss hss sxa
ss~s s>s a.srv>s b. tie sssss4ss a ~ M
perss ~ se M lsssst Asses ~ sezepsrsa va.
~. s-ss y 49, - s-~.~ 81 T.. ..s424s
ssss he Isssa s'sssts ~ s>sssga ssz~aszsss. ~
sss-sssv& sszA sss ssnss sssss ssss ssss. ssssS
u en- ssss~Hss - - sss tsaxs - s,ssss fstwssa
sai s< Fsssrs kssa . ss. ~ 49, srrrss tsass 4
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Tho Hon. Stephen A. Douglas U. s. Soma.
tor from Illinois, was in Constantinoplc about
the lst Of August, and WAS TO have had audi
cncc with the Sultan, but was unable 10 defer
his departure for Russia until tho day set apart
by the Sultan TO receive him. A letter from
Constantnople, in tho New York Post how
ever, says:
Senator Douglas, during his visit to this place,
had an interview with Resceid Paeha the pres.
cnt Minister of Foreign Affairs and late Grand
vixicr. Rcschid Paeha II now At tho head oi
the Saltan's ministry. and DIRECTS tho present
rather difficult foreign affairs Of tho Empire.
The Senator (Young Amcrical expressed HIM
self as much gratified with the interview, and
formed a high estimate the character and at.
tributes Of the pacha. lie assured Rsschis
pachn that Americn spmpaihies were all arm
" in favor Of Turkey, In her present difisr.
rnee with Russia and that the people OF his
country regarded her causc as most just one,
In reply. the Minister expressed hls thanks 10
Senator Douglas The agent of the Porte. who
yiSite,i,hr Tinted States some years ago. sssd
that the Sultan and his government were much
grasidel by the manner in which he had been
revived
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

CoLr's PArESr--Thc Washington corro-
spondont Of the N. Y. Evening Post, in his
letter Of August 90, says:
A decision has just been made at the Patent
Office, in which some Of your readers will
probably feel an interest; mean the applica-
ton OF s. Colt for an extension Of his patent
Of 1850 for Al improvement in firearms. The
extension has been denied, for reasons which
the written decisions Of the commissioner has
given, presume somewhat in detail; among
which is, understand, uncontrolled evidence
to show that tho patcntcc has already derived
profits from his inventions in tirc-ar to the
amount nj nearly III ,000, 600; and an import.
ant part Of the patent has yes four years TO
Yus.. from which il Is estimated that ms much
moro may no realized. II these facts are so,
or II they arc only orc quarter true. Mr. Colt
can have no reason to complain Of his want Of
success
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

fat .s.sss va iays ss.~ti q kuc~s =. =
tass ia sss@ssxs. ,As, heiss ,sss sssrsh "a sA*sy
scst the rsssh fssssssrs svxeissss ~sFssss ~
Ms .sesgss.A --su an ssessgr she l~ts2ss y ~
tbs gass e ea@ 3rgsee sshrrsss 3s sssts
tAy fsss ~ ske sssstssss cfsas esiaes ~ ssprn
esh. asfsh - eu4 ,isessSssa ssc harstrs~'
txs. th@ thessssautsss stands ~ Eighty sssEAt
s-<sea - ksgA ssssasnes boat A shtsf&ss sxshs
saa r.essss aNasa ~ Yne;sssi s-e@s, mixes tx1
ss9 The sasssse. ssti aese ia ~ ts~sas rfshs
ssstA, s.sstsl has,trSa ssssss. sse hras wpaasd
s< iserts ss,sssssd s,sses AsstSs sksa tselsr'
ssy~A wh~ ssa a~sss<s =, earthquake. ~Asn
VI tstngs wa ~ ssosssa so ~ tfvs
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Drug Store to tho stand formerly occupied by DR.
j. Duff Brown.
Ramsey Ia about TO crcc, new building between
the establishments Of Dave Oars, and Hunt & Pom.
ton.
Matthews & Willis arc roHtiing their establish.
u'cnt preparatory TO rcccisins their new goods.
Surveyor lass Is now running the lines Of tho
town lots that are to be sold next November. Dc.
ecIoher and January.
New cotton is dali! arriving in town.
CanvaScd hams arc worth 20 cents pcr pound.
sides, lac; Flour, sil per bbl.; coffee none.
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GREAT
CHI ANCE FOR RA u d AIMS!
AdnsinistrRtOr'sS nic,

Qf virtue and In pursuance az = decree cf tho
~ county court Of Calhoun County State of Texas,
tsiiins ON business pertaining 10 the estate at de-.
ceased persons.l August term isss. The under
sgncs administrator of the estate 81 y r. BENEDICT
,lceca scd, viii on the sa,h das IL Ootosscr 1888.
between the hoars prescribed hy law, p,ocestl e,
sell AZ The city ~ iasaea. IN sad eounts, NJ public
auction. tn the highest ti,i,er large b., Of as.
s"ss.si merchandise inycp,csct at EN- ,Csn three
amc hossrs, 81 ei,s. orc fine carriage at sSoa, Ae.
"n The ts'ihswsrs TERMS a. Wit, All ssss 81 ssn
and aasles cash al sales over $50 and lander sion
On = crssli uS sis nsf,thA, sni all SAVES af sspo
and ctet On esvshs IL Twelve noss,is purchasers
giving note, si,h approved scearits - securc clio
pufshsse moacy. So,hlng 10 sss dslisvtpd uasg
sftes The sesuss II ssse sssh - sosapilsl wish.
r. u ruRstkEip
~ Asssas,s>,tates
isssea. Sep !. 81 ~@e.ss
~ The ssSss sass = i~s.ss~eed "a ,te sa,h
i-s ~ ssrfss~r tt ri
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Tss xsssssss Hes s<asS~.srks lsrsssssas
ysnssssr q TIC ssA ssss. sesss
Tsss ysss1,Ssss ~ ses a<ss se&ssss ssfFay
a -, ss~ hsAe2sss Sc is<xv~ assz- - 49,
ws Nave ssss M AZ src~ssss sorssss ~ sss
sxutrstss. sha, sh~x< ~ k~ ssxs~ sssrzas -
ksasesAy We have sr~a ssss~s- rvvsSe sses~
~ ~ ssssth~~~tssn sesss~as 81 sAs Sss1s. ~ho
rss~s acxs ssscss siszvsss4 sksa sssf, $50
shs eeva evss~ N ~ s~>s isvssss-Sns cce$ssss
ttsU4rA a. gal es~snsuoss ssa ~ $50 -
ssss sesestsr 40 " Nes$1=tes yAss = s.~.
ssssn;stss ssfsSsre sAss fcrs /" rss>ssss ssa -
t9.tfss
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

sB~ The New York Aut,Savcry Society held
two public meetings at Metropolitan Hall, on sun.
day, the 18th. in tho afternoon about fifteen hun.
drcd persons were present and speeches were made
by VIM, Lloyd Garrison Iucy Stone, Lucreta Nett,
Socnrncr Truth, Ia colorcd wonan) and others
AZ night, still larger crowd present, with tl,c
evident intention. ON the pant of some, TO have u
row, which Scon commenced by the speaker, being
greeted by misses, stamping, &c, Miss Stone was
hissed down, when the lion, r. 4, Culver attempted
to speak This was the signal for renewed kissing
and MI SORTS of NOISES. which continued until the
lights wete rn, cut, and the headers Of the meeting
had disappeared
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Mons Tscors.--faur moro companies of the
troops destined for tho Rio Grande, under the
command II Col. Alexander, arrived here on
Monday last ftom Fort MckAvct Those oi
them who arc now mounted. viii lc dlsaeant.
cd aud provided with full Infantry equipments
previous IN their departure ias skeis destination
on the frontier. fhe three companies, who
arrived last veek, took up the line IL march
ks RingENld Barracks ca Sunday last The
V,,artevaasief Department psvsents hasy
sseae at this s,suee Msfa, llrlrvr. With fisl
fexce " clerks, hss s<sn constantly engaged
h~ the past few weeks Ia saAhiax sssangssaress
So the trs~sp. eo~ concentrating Tbs Quar-.
ssvrsasssss efslee u open ssen sMsy tssss iass
10 the as.xssiax aasl isss Al night ftesv has
lesn IA r~sfss~ ffsse the assses Il shs efssss
ssnes the essSss Sc the rsasesai 81 the tssess.
wss reSeiseA--ses sssa dassHs me hsass ii
the stAy Usually sslcss~i 70 shs rcsa 81 shsas
ssspAwesi ---.>ss .tnaesse 7srsa
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

The fellcwiug letter htssp Havana, TO the
editors IL the New ycsk ftsevs c~n,asns saras
sssJus u interest
iisssss. Monday. Aaes.ss 80, iSsa The
STEAMER tsv.csnt t'lss arrived this morning Al
.is, and VIII lesve al sasa day I hare 10 I'D
sIs.s hy this rssket that letters reviewed here
ysscssls. Scr Jasfss t3aysee. addressed IA hisa
is,ssa he Department. ~ rsss'ss easess Il our
.,sosssnssset, have hssn aessiasJ ia shs ssSsessh
ls,ssufsssas AZ ilsssns. sst ~ssss n sAss .ssss4.
ssea n aprrst~ thai thea hsst s-~r set ss<n
es sssss,saafsen Jsss SATIRE ssssissr'sy hss tssss
sssessr4zs at~n s,ss t~sssss ewsstssi nv CsAsss;
nss.estsass che xfe tsessssl ~,ssn ssss tsasse<ss
SsAl sssssssss ~ s,ss esss, shsse i No. tsss ~.
,eAses y ssa s.ertss<ss ~ shs ss~sssf~us3snes u
ess fassssasssssa h,sass4 TIE stssef~sn<es ke4s
asx aasssos " sssxssasn ~sss, II "a - sks s-sey
q stesssvsa syesxs W sssxssne ~ sss5sw~a s,sts
sea sassss sssoesssssas sanvsssss ~aA s.~aSA
sb<~osest<
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Grapes were growing quito plcntifhlly in
some Of tho Islands.
The Polyncsian, speaking of tho Coolis con.
tract system, says II Is more than ever conyin-
ced TINT tho dependency Of the planters must
rest upon the Chinese working class labor.
Adviccs from the Salt Lake have been re-
ceived at San Francisco. They report that
emigration was passing quito briskly. The
crops were good. The Mormon temple at
Descrct was progressing slowly.
The people OF the territory were going ahead
with all the improvements Of the age.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

LATER News PROM AusrRALiA.--The news
from Australia, via England. Is Il, tho 9th Of
June. The Melbourne correspondent of the
London Times gives the total Of gold received
there from the Victoria gold fields, for the first
four months Of 1853, at $50, 42e ounccs---an
increase Of 44g,086 canccs over the same pc
Rod in 1852. The correspondent adds: But
II should be remembered tho fields arc now
more extensive, and worked by greater num-
Der Of persons. There arc no indications that
the yield is falling Off"
Rents continue to rise in Sidney, TO the dis
may OF al who have only fixed inco,pes and
no lease. Provisions, though far below Mel.
bourne prices, are high, and the large import
atoms do not appear TO bring them down. The
condition Of the emigrants, who have no trades
is represented a. very bad. But in all these
respects Sidney offers but faint picture of
tho state Of things at Melbourne There,
rents are asked for nero novels that would
not be demanded for mansions in Europe; and
the rapid increase Of the population is begin.
ming to be regarded with something like fear
Great suffering and dcstitution existed among
the newly arrived emigrants.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

e. Ford. Il the 8. w. American, having
rccentiy been on . visit to the Rio Grande,
tells the following:
There u Mexican on the Rio Grandc SO
sure Santa Anna will invade and rcconquer
Texas, that he sold very valuable tract OF
land. TO Nat Mitchell for less than half its
worth. A friend told hin, he was n fool
81 Not half as big n fool ns you thnk--we will
take the country, shall get back my land, the
d-a-m-'-d Gringo will lose his money"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

TENDERS his professional services tn the public
in the practice Of Medicine in all its various branch
ca. Having made the treatment of the Diseases of
this climate his particular study, {S0RE EYES and
CHRONIC ULCERS of the LEGS treated" no
cure no pay" If prescription foliowcd) he tattcrs
himself that he can give general satisfaction. lie
may be found, when not professionally engaged, at
County. octi-y
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

SHOCKING MrRpsR.--rhe Bastrop Advertiser in.
forms is Of cold boodcd murder that was com,
miitel In that county few days SINCE on tho per.
son Of a Mr.. Levi w. Young, who was shot dead by
nm assassin lying In watt Mr. y. was almost uni.
versaly beloved for hls many kind and social quail.
ties, and the citizens Of Bastrop have subscribed
between eight and nine hundred dollars for the
purpose of having tho murderer arrested and
brought 10 iusicc
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

We sssss pesss laesn ~ ssssss ~ ssagspss
sassA - sstsse1t kaap1.a IN ossr sst, 80 a. ss.s
ftsttss issas. MAsaz ~ saaassss ,sss. sss~p
sssss txss, ssess,ess ,sosssss hsss sssn tsss -.
80 fsssa street, Assl sssssss sse u f~sxscss
s'sa ~ Al parts - ,s.s st. large sra AspA
ssssss rsts ssef@assv- have i~<n pat ~ es
so ~ fessts a tsstf- s-ff+ st*sssss
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

lisa rssrassse we,t~sSt NV sAisss, as
Nssa1a hssj sseesss9 - ~ 9egei Na. g.ss.s~l
sss~sr sesol.sssse~ sssSssasse All esss ss ~
ssAs~tar rsasssass - pssevssss - ,as sssss Tss-
pssas.s ceessnDen. sis ~ b " Ssssf, Hsa
, S.asss 1ssie~ , \ Casesssssz&ss. ~ !, ias.ses
sst faseasss Ss.xns gss{
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

,TuR CorrOx Csor.--wc stated last week that
'ss worr's had made their appearance In somc Of
war fields; snce then We have not heard of their
doing much damage. We learn. however. that In
consequence Of the late heavy rains, the cotton Is
now suffering come little from tho rot hut oven this
cannot seriously Affect farming friends, ~ they
viii have great deal more than they can possibly
pick out
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

FoREioS poLicr OF THE kpaisIsEsA-sox.-
Tho Journal Of Commerce Of N. York, claims
to speak by authority in announcing that the
foreign policy Of the present administration Is
to be conservative in its character, and not such
a. to e,nbroil us in the disputes and difficulties
Of foreign countries, 80 long n they do not
involve our national rights. Wearc right glad
TO hear that this il the case, and believe that
such course will command the hearty sup
port Of ninc-tenths of the people of the United
States who caro- little or nothing about which
party Ia In power, provided the national inter-
est II protected abroad, and cared for 1t home.
Whatever may be tho difference of opinion
among the masses ~ to tho best way Of attain
ing the object, the purpose Of all is to promote
the general welfare, and 80 long ~ that is
fostered they care but little about the manner
Of accomplishing the end. There is selfsus-
tanning power--a vitality in our Institutions,
that renders II comparatively unimportsnt
who yields political powes, as nothing can
check the onward impulses Of our people in
their march to greatness and prosperity. Let
who will he President, crops will grow, in
dustry will flourish, and honest thriit viii DO
'ccowned With Ia I:rEend We go. then, for
American interests under tho protection Of tho
American flag abroad, and enterprise well sus.
tanned at home Warrington Cotton Plant.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Rita tscr q, Ccss We ieetn tina, one ci oar
planters AFTER having Sized With corn large srih,
seNssai raj acu., AMI an the cctaer, IN hi.
dwelling hoase and hltchcn, has sen, hts nesscc.
m,e sas river to,te@ 10 sis, ,serls ss shC par.
ive ~ sesvc'ss 'ss, ,ss'es y as sss se.is.s.sy
"a ssisaes - As stsp oar rAye !. responsible
scf this
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Gas Rsss w i~ssp eees~ ~ Sao,sstsse.
e's'vesA' sAsi eps ss.s sss.As.s sssssss. ss.A 81
sA's> tsss' sess s''ss IS satsse >ssS.ias ass ga
~ ss AeSsss re Ass ,sss.a ssa. II ,s.s~s .,,..
y y sAss ssas as - sAs.. - sa.sa.. ssui ,,ss.
Sssqe. x ~ sSn4ta.s .s~asR~ass Asso
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

Vases ysss ~ Ne ststssss ~ gsss I'.ess us~
49, as s4as, s.sts 1sss 1850 a. ssrssxsts s@a
49, 49, wssssan-sse-a slDss ssss=-s ~ s=ss@.s
~ sssA ~ 49, s.s asa So s-as sssss a sssasa-
- ssss fn-ss NJ. ss&esat 14sE ~ a3soss - q
svss stss. sss-s rs.sss - s@ssss stss sse s..
fssss = 80 sslssxe seess Usxesssr. Sc ssesA
s4asaseA1 = tAs ss4&ess.s
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RsaAese AteiptSts .--.sc,ssssa,S 10 hss ss.sls.
10 Tsisissca "a Ne Nee tcss papers ,ss sssss.es
e fSs5esa sss sn's n ~ rstss sassss ass,,s sl
pfc,s's yes,, sOessass .sA he lis.l sss ~ssssssi
AZ - taa~s Acssse,< sst lsss.,4. ia. xcmA.
as3. ssS
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ssSsStss y NtctNs,s,--Yae Nles,sss Aa,ees,e
"a lAss SesFSiss, ,sss sts,4 sve .ess,al esss.
cf>atsss-s N that tcss tsss ,kca,h. have s4sus
fsa i,srF a7alt saA c.e sAsA Aus.ns ~ ~,
&c sssss ,hs assee u seosssl w Nae NOs,1as. a.
Ca sssl s4sress,ssl sssssas es tAAa ,Asee
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

HEALTH or HALLErrsvILts.-Wc are pleased 10
learn that this Aourlshing little town Is perfectly
hcatly--as much NJ AS could bc desired When
We consider the progress that lallct,svillc Is making
in improvements, and tho mpidiiy with which her
county is settling up, the above will speak volumes
in favor Of her locality
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sxg~ Take Notice. 81

HEREBY torcwam all persons from crcditag
! my wife, Elizabeth Gordon. ON my account, sho
having len my bod and board wiihou, provocaticn.
ain determined not to pay any debts which shc
may contract from this date, unless compelled ,,y
law. s. W. GORDON
Gonzales, October I, ls5s-st
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eF We regret to learn that the Aux has made
Its appearance In Gollad Two deaths from tina,
disease have lately occurrcd---Mr. Whtby, an old
citizen, aud Col Gibson, an old revolutionary sol.
der, ut the advanced ngc Of between ninety five
and one hundred wears
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-01

~ Il IS = se4sspsg aessss a. <s<sss ~ !. ss.Ss.
- - ne sae sssasss Eitss. l@tsses :sssz.s s.4
s.s ss.SsA - .hsA Ne aes sesp a sssaa4. SIC
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.MARRIFD..

Onthe 2sth ult., by the Rev. n. p. Charlotte,
At Mount Vernon, Blanco, Hays county, at
Henry Chatham's residence, JAMES G. SroRy,
Of Caldwell county, to SARAH b. CHAriAN.
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az We learn from gentleman who arrived Ii,
our town few days since from Iudanola tina, Mr..
= r souhcrp,l late Of the FIRM OF White 4 Southern,
has fallen victim tn the yellow fever Our ,nfor.
ulnt also states that the f.ycr is in For, Iayscs
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'eans arc p tnc scth inst.
V.-c,Ss
"s ys'"w Fever = sfin on The de-
...,.. Z, ana on many OF the i'iA''-
80 ~, Pp' 'ne icssr IL raStuG fear
"V psPc" nom indianoIa or In.
."' .e "'o''"cd' verbally, that the fever
~ -" :" "o.n places.
~. steamer "'nca has arrived at New FORK With
"~.. "o'" 'Avcfpo"' :" tic 10th in'i
'"' ,u'Hm" question remains undecided. il is
:. ~ Is''S ,i'a' the Car will refuse to accept
' u."'n'""o"s py turkey Of the Vienna note.--
nc 'act tha' Tie Czar hesiistcs 70 telegraph reply
',"S awakened new anxiety, and In consequence
'"c nn.sh iu''ds have been depressed.
Inc french Government denies tho report tina,
~ h"s pceh D'yins up brcadst"'s II IL, however,
"oMf'ous u'a' Il has purchased Immense quantities
Inc roman territories manifest great uncasiness
Oh account Of the scarcity Of food.
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tn Stephenson" wa, received too late for
publication In ,odays Issue. !, shall appear mex.
wcrk.
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Sale FcsrroxED--lt will DO seen by reference to
the advertisement In another column that T. Il,
Thrclkcld administrator Of the estate of j. +. Ben
.sei, deceased, has postponed the sale to the aot
Of this month.
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60" Tho papers state that Gen. James Hamilton
has filed In the Treasury Department the legal opin.
ion Of the Hon. y. B Cutting, that the late admin.
stra.ion made an erroneous decision IN rcscrying IN
tho Treasury five millions for the payment Of certain
bonds Of the late Republic of Texas.
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sN- Tho Dis,ric, Court, for Gonzales county,
will commence its session In this town on Monday,
the Gath inst.
Also, In liallettsyille T.avaca county, ON Monday
tho 10th inst.