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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05
NOTICE.

I AVING determined TO wind up business;
4 all persons who are indebted to the sub
scrlber IN the shape of fees. whether the suits
have been finally settled or not, are requested
TO pay Immediately, and save costs.
III nay absence WM. McGoNIGAL viii re-
ceiye and receipt FOR the same.
GEO r. STUNTZ,
Late Sheriff Grant County.
Lanoaster. April lth, 1888. 4i-tf.
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BILL FOR FOREcI.O suRE

BILL FOR FORECLOSURE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, } IN Chancery,
Circuit Court of Grant ; Vacation, Nov
County, s26th, 1853.
Alfred Borie, complainant, Us. Thomas Cox.
defendant, Bill for Foreclosure
A SUBPOENA having been issued in this
cause against said defendant, returnable
on the lst dag Of last October Term of said
Court, on which subpoena the Sheriff Of said
County has returned that said defendant could
not be found and it beng made to appear to
the satisfaction of the undersi. ned, that said
defendant is out of This state, and not resi-
dent thereof, and has not appeared in said
cause, on motion of complainant's solicitor,
ordered that said defendant do appear and plead,
answer or denur to said comp ainant's bi on
or before the 10th day of March next and
that this order, within twenty days from its
date, be pubihed in the Grant County Her
aid, Ga newspaper printed in said county,) for
six successive weeks, at east once in each
week. Given under my hand at Lancaster in
said county, the date above
Attest, HUG ii R. Golfer.
6t22. Court Commissioner Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05

or DIssOLUTI0N.-The
~ Partnership heretofore existing between
Is Under the firm and styleo Of Barber & Acorn,
i fhis day dissolved BY mutual consent. We
shall be ready to settle up the affairs of the
company at all tunes. and expect immediate
calls from those indebted. Do rot delay, as
lsral means will 81 resorted to IL settlement
i Tat made forthwith. r. NJ. BARBER.
JOHN ALCORN
Lancaster. January s, 1863. Tos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05

fz7"I DIGEsTi" such is the true meaning Of
The word "PEPsIN,' OF of the two Greek words
from which It is derived, This is the significant
OF GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Or. j. 8. H0UGH-
TON, Of Philadelphia, from the fourth stomach Of
The Ok. for the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Il is Natures own remedy for an unhealthy stom.
ach' No art Of man can equal its curative powers.
II renders soop EATiFe perfectly consistent with
aEALTH. see the figure of the OK in another part
OF this paper.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE, &c.


GRANT COUNTY, Wis.
Town of Patch Grove, -
In .Ipsiice's Coart-Before D. Andrews, JUS
tice.
To JAMES MUNDAY--
XT-OU are hereby notified, that Writ Of At
8 tachmeut has been issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand Of F. ". Heilmich, amounting to fifty
six dollars ($56,o0). Now, unless you shall
appear before q. Andrews, Justice OF the
Peace in and fer said county, at his office IN
said town, on the 10th day Of December, A. D.
1853, at ole O'Clock in afternoon Of sad day,
Judgment wi be rendered against you, aud
your property sold to pay The debt.
F. w. HELLMTCH 3 aintif.
Dated this l4th day Of November, A. d. 1853.
prs fee 1857 1890
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GEgErE,NBEEsG yEEDzCrggss,

A FREsH SUPPLY Of these highly populal
~ Fanilg Medicines Just received, ana fol
sale, By JOHN ALCORN, Lancaster. r4S
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MORE MEsg
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
gHhyts there such a fpsA at he Peoples Store 2


SCAR \ BECAUSE, the people buy
Us n 49, "a goods where they can buy The
sa;sssss593ssss cheapest, and are the test &c
comalodatod Consequently, every stean er
from st. Louis to Potosi, brings large q'sante-
ties Of Fresh Goods for the Peoples Store cof~
sstn- Of ali the various useful articles, 10 sup
Ply the wants of our customers. Harethe peo-
pie come, and beautifully supply themselves
with every article they need, ,citheut 'ooseng
further; Tor when they see the immense pres
Of goods, and enquire the prices, at glance
they are ''coavjnced'' all is right Ana prompt
men know there are no aefg faces if they ask
reasonable indnlgences, and they know, too, they
can buy as many goods fer a dollar as any
where in the country.
We won't gass much, but leave that for those
who have less to do j; ana will only say, we
are grateful for the general patronage we re-
ceive both from friends and trangers. We
are now selling alitte lower than ever, to make
room for our Fall stock, which will be on in
due season, from the Fountain Head-always
on hand, and neper 1taadsr-Sold.
D. I. PARKER
Lancaster, Wis, Oct. 10th, 1888. 27-2c
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TO the Jews and Gentiles.
4 Choice lot of Pork and Bacon.
"A For sale by sOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05
Sic Nelly ARE.

EUsT RECEiyED--af fine lot OF Stone ware
u OF an excellent quality. and for sale low
by JOHN ALCORN, Lancaster. "a
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'licIx !! J'iclx!!

4 FINE LOT Of 80 botrr & 8 day CLOCKS
for sale at the Cheap Cash Store, by
J. ALCORN, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05

T'FEE FARMER viii ind it to his in-
terest to examine the stock of General Hard
ware and Farming Too's; such as Shovels,
Spades, Grass and Grain Scytbes, Hay Railes,
sl!aihs, two, three and four prong Forks, Hoes,
Chairs, ESotfeF's Flows, ete. E48
For sale by JOHN ALCORN, Lancaster
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] this law
its favor.
stature Is
5 MAORI
ter, if u
election
y Amer'-
out Of re-
{. Many
xii it,
-o,hers be-
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-07-02

The Celebration.

The work goes bravely ON. The Fourth viii
celebrated u In a becoming manner. The ".
rangcincnts for the occasion arc all completed
and nothing remains to be lone but to meet At
the appointed hour, and show to tile world
that Gonzalinns can appreciate the blessings
handed down by the immortal heroes CT the
revolution. "Lots" of the substantials Of life
have been procured to crafty the inner man,
and we expect to sec the whole world and his
amiablc wife present. The following Is the
PRO NINE.
The Procession will form ut the Court House
at 10 =. NJ, and from thence proceed around
the Square to the Collins iiousc, where the
Ladies desiring to Join in the Procession will
be in waiting; from thence to the old Camp.
ground Mt the corner Of Eggleston's field,
where the exercises Of the day will take place
in the following order, to wit:
Music-By Band.
Praycr-By VIM. II. Scat.
Music-By Band.
Reading of Dcclaration-By A. N. Mills, Esq.
Music--By Band.
Oration-By ii. S. Parker.
Music-Dinncr-Music.
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Mtsscc ,Sp tst rSusp sf.vss-The ,rys,y
II r~scs cseiadsi bstecen Messca sni the
tai,-i States a, the ehss q tbs is,s war.
cOntasu. ,hs h~llseies prest.iee. which wuaAi
setm 20 pssst eat an easy nseie Il settling tbs
AesslA heswsp dispute;
"tl aahssgsls, ans Disagreement, shoa,l
ar&e ~tssetea ssse ,sssesan.eats e the swe
NsFahtkA %hrsAss wssh ,sst~.s ~ sise later,
rgs,assea 4 aay ssig alssesa IN THIS srssty, az
ssth tesf~rt ~ sny ether particular ecnsctm
sas tSS ,s3athod - cssaHsesgss s~S2atssas Il she
I've fssscsA = srsast sAsll nea t@ hsd "a q,
~ selS sssSssAa 81 fresa4s Il AM ksni hs
tbs sse Esisstss sssisss sks ether. uasa si,e
uesstmsa*nt q shs, whssA desaas isessf AZ
stusses sAsn have n~as.assls sssnssierNi ia ~.
srrst ~ is<oe ASH gs~s5 sssgasxsfs.si ~besh,
&c = seaH tr4 t~ tussss tAaa II shsssA ,s
sstl~s ~ The sshstfssksn q ossnnnsssAssrr
spF~Snsea en- esth sSse. ~ NV THAI al . sfssssi.
y nstssa Aad shcahi ssseh esaf~s he psax>assd
by esshss party, u shsIi t~ snes,&ci 10 nv the
cshsf, aassss aessaz~a hy Il AltexssAsx sssosn.
Fasstas With he rs,a-s q sht As6ssrnee o. ,Ar
e'fSesa>isaees 81 The cess
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INTERESTING sHos WAsuiNafnS-The W.ah.
'ngsea correspondent Of the New York .lsurp.
At ~ to'aHisree, IN his letter IL the oh mat.
says '
iesrn. through private letters nom Ms,,,,.
that lfesEicst santa Anna has secured The -.
,so''shn'cns 81 = lns cf s,rsnsshir Packets he.
tween Ncss Ctis and ~iis,re. shr,ss.h . rceneh
~Nnisnt. ~ whah he has granted ,cs, inn.
%Tsssah, tFisissvk fnsn tbs same .sa,,ssI
sesin 'ha, santa Anaa hss gwen encourage.
uasni 10 every fcs-tac sn.trtasse of in,sss.l
improvement, 10 s~Aslsasis anl nt..es r-r.;s.t.
ihsse SUBJECTS le has tsksn issi a With Great
seal aii spsfr, sAss~ira . Just attSyrtsitsn ~
TIE csraisissses Il Nsskx. and III The uexss.,,v
sf their issesaysaenl
J asa csathieas that the ryssent ssyo,nisirs.
uca N''ssd q gsss SAais Mana fAs ehassee ia
assesv az difficulties With shs Uassci S,asss.
81 tstSas ,SssaFsi "a MssscA lie w,, have
tsssfS hNa Tbs Alternative af r<.xs ssj ssxn.
fssfss sni rssefssty ash hss isssssea . nsssan.
sax ga eae sst< sssd wss, endorsement.
ass'faNtsss, AID tiasi i~sssweaasxsssan an The
oshyf.
oas H~essfpsasnt ~sl lsssst a,xss si,s rsss~s.
ssea u ne ns<sta vsisy, sf iss psssssrrssie
.kss5ess has sircsty 1esstess ti.sa sasltss. hus
uses vh ysy Msxeo a eesa tound 80. a. an
aaessssa 81 the fs~snissy issx. "A A. Il ss,, -
= tests Ia uS rsesfr ihsssSrh ChsAusAss 80
Sessosa. Esd frosn en- sscsss,a5oa fsx,m a. CO
lsss'rss u the itA ayss<ts u s,,s sressv ~
''''ssa'sI~s ssS hs tbs rsa snss1es tfsns.t
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Il. ii. DuGoAN, Eso.-It will be seen by the
following note that Mr.. Duggan, of Scguin,
has withdrawn from the Senatorial canvass.
Personally we know nothing Of Mr.. d., but
have been informed that he stands cminently
high in the section Of country where he is
known and would have proved a hard compcti-
tor to those now seeking the distinguished
honor of representing this Senatorial District.
The withdrawal of Mr.. d., IL is supposed,
will greatly improve the prospects of w. Hess
Jones, who is now canyassing tho district.
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EaionAsrs ron TExas.-Thc bark Miitiadcs,
which arrived at Now Orleans on the l4th inst,
from Cardiff, Wales, brought over twenty cmi.
grants en- ronie for their new homes In the
beautiful valley of the Nueccs, in Western
Texas. Most Of them are men Of means, who
come with the deeds TO their lands In their
pockets. having purchased FROM Col. Kinney's
agent in Texas. They are tho right kind Of
persons TO develop the resources Of that rich
and extensive region Of country, and win soon
render productive and fertile lands that have
hitherto been almos, ptoi,iess.
Among the omigrants Is a minister Of the
gospel, who has purchased thousand acres Of
land aud has come TO settle among his old
practitioners
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Satt W Csvrtr ~ . rteeni sais IN ,hls
eceni, # sSnac cattle We lcata that milch ,ows
sad calves tsClsts frpa tia ea to slT ca
shss Is The highest fspcy 81 cattle that has eva
tsCn rssd ia .a's F~g,saa II the State. - W
sre 'etsnivd afs' the stss = s,srslaset 10 the
sssss seasgsssssa thai IS f.'arlss late Gsasslss
sean'y hsrvtetse sseslseas esss Az. calves
have teoa s&a So sis a sssi tiaps. ,As, sS
seq ecasshrsi sn sscsasai psscs ~ tosA hl.
Sess ssA gvgfy hs@ss
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fst RsutasR 1rezA Jae& Ea1, eve -
tAs cosWases - ~ SEA- Asteesa ASH uxsl
SO 'aE - &l FSs-s tsSs~xh Iasees a
Ia aas eaes So Ns~ sssk, "a tsssrsee. csa
fsessa ~ss she Bad Ne ! saexass he
eAbS ee $50 i ]. ~ lnsts
ue@ y rsx aEea s~ hze = hasy gxss IN
oses~s fesA sNs sxa skss ssWs sssss sassss
"a tss oaeassn1 - - kss,ss,y sats+ra =.
-asA shs oeaqAssa e ~ wpss. sezscamx
~ ssa&F1gs
A ssfsSset g@sAtsg e aen, 6vsc&A ss
crossteS sosssh~s ~aA ~ ssaas &c .wsas.
base slrssas, ~e us4erszssA a@ea g2rsh&seA
- oSogasss ths ~cst Ter tAs hrs shsssy 90
ssss, rssst
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JUDGE |. n. PAscHAI.--Wc notice with much
pleasure the announcement of this gcntlcman's
name among the candidates for Senatorial hon
ors for the District composed Of the counties of
Gillespie, Bexar, Medina and Uvaide. The
character Of Judge Paschal stands descrvcdly
high wherever he is known for brilliant talents
and firm integrity, and these united rs they are
with unyarying urbanity of manner and kind
ness Of heart, have won for him the respect
and esteem Of those with whom he associates.
lie has been for many years n resident of Tex
as, and probably understands her immense re-
sources and her great wants, as well as any
man now within her borders, and those above
all others are the very kind Of men she needs
in her legislative halls-mon who have thor.
oughly and deliberately investigated the great
questions Of Internal improvements, Free
Banking and Public Education which are like.
" to como before the next Legislature, and
whose cloquencc and ability will enable them
10 place the several advantages and necessities
of such measures before the people in their
proper light From n long personal ac9uain,
lance with Judge rasehal, aud a pleasant re-
membranec of the many sterling qualities, both
OF head and heart, that add lustrc TO his char
aeier, we regard him as the very man for the
high position his friends wish him TO occupy,
aud predicting Cor him. in case of his election,
y brilliant, energetic aud satisfactory career,
We wish him abundant success.
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Opinions Of the Press.

GONZALES lNoUIhER.-We have TO welcome
the first number OF this promising sheet TO
our sanctum, and wish It's publisher, Mr.. 8.
w. Smith, the most abundant success. Tho
position, population and s~olvcncy of tho town
and county OF Gonzales combine 10 render 4
newspaper both necessary and profitable.
The people there have taken q firm stand in
favor of education. Let them do likewise in
favor of its difrusivc handmade, the indepen.
dent press, and Gro long they will be reward.
cd by an infiux Of intelligent and otcrprising
cmigrants. -Lndidnoh Bulletin,
GONZALES lNouiRER.--Thc first number of
inns new paper has lately made its appearance.
II Is a handsome little sheet, published by
Messrs. Smith l. Darst, and gives indications
OF being well supported at the start. II will
doubtless prove n successful enterprise. as
there arc few papers published as vet west of
the Colorado. Wa wish its cntcrprisiny pro.
pr,etors nil the SUCCESS their efforts deserve.
ana more local support than this paper can
boast Ola Grange Monument.
Tiis GONZALES INQUIRER Is tho title of a now
paper .lhst commenced it's career in tho pleas.
ant and thriving town of Gonzales, Gonzales
county, or the Guaaaloupe river. The me.
chanicai execution Is very neat aud tho cditori.
sis ana selections display both talent and taste.
We wish the ontcrprising proprietors. Mcssrs.
Smith 4 Darst, a most liberal patronagc and
triumphant success in their laudablo enter.
prisc.-Laraoa Commercial.
We have received the first number Of tho
Goasoits ia2nirsr. published in Gonzales coun.
ty, ny Smith & Darst, Il, is truly Of neat an.
poarancc, and very ercdi,able in point Of cdi.
tofial aud selected matter. WI, with much
pleasure place Il upon our exchange liz. and
wish It's conductors veil msritoi prosperity.
Rmtrep ddrertser.
We have before us tho Ia, No Of the Con.
ssies Inquirer, edited by : w Smith, and pub.
'ishssi by Aessrs. Smith 4 Darst. The Inau..
rer Is a neatly printed, well filled and interval.
ing sheet. We congratulate the citizens ot Con-
ssles on such a valuable acquisition, and ,s,sh
tbs publishers Naesr, Isi.v'
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tSy- The Washington Union publishes the
ext:adition treaty, recently concluded between
the United States and Prussia and otacT States
rof the Gernanic Confederation, for the mutual
delivery of criminals and fugitivcs from justice
in certain cases. The provisions of the treaty
are essentially the same rs those of the existing
treaties Of the same character between the
United States and England and France. Crimi-
nails are To be delivered up on mutual requisi.
.ions, made by the contracting overs or their
proper representatives, and these acquisitions
can bc made for parties charged with the crime
of murder, piracy, arson, robbery, forgery, or
utteranco of forged papers, fabrication or circu.
lation of counterfeit money, or the embczzlc-
ment of public moneys; provided, however,
that the delivery OF the criminal shall only be
made upon such evidence Of criminaiity ms.
according to the laws Of the place whore the
fugitive or person so charged shall be found,
would justify his apprehension and commit.
ment for trial. ii the u,ime or offence had
there been committed, Neither Of the con.
tracing powers is 60 be bound 10 deliver up
It's own citizens under the s,ipula,ious Of the
trosty,
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tSy- We learn that the citizens of Peach
Creek contemplate celebrating the Fourth on
three different days. A sincere desire TO 90
farther In initiating the examples Of their fore.
fathers have prompted them to cut assunder
the ties that bind them to tho mother county
and form n separate colony TO themselves, AS
Professor Henry would say--"rirhtl"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-07-02

w. HISS JoSss, Ese-This gentleman who
is candidate for the Senate from the gTth
District, after an absence of several DAYS In
the %"can,'es above, returned homo on last
"Wednesday, mucl, encouraged by hisprosrvS,s
He informs us tina, the field is now open 10
himself and H. II Crawford, Messrs Dugyan,
Teel aud Shin having withdrawn, aud Mr..
Kyle declining L. MA.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-07-02

6B- A large number Of German cmigrants
have, within the last week. passed through
our town on their way to tho mountains and
other points, with the view Of opening farms.
One company had with them n largo Wagon
loaded with sheep, brought over from Ger.
many, which they intend crossing with and
improving the present breed.
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"Thc way lumber Is disappearing from the
saw mills ot iilsirop county IT the present
time. tells loudly for the improvements how
being made IN the west Rssres iGser,s~sr.
And she way ln,,bcS Is arriving in our town
ffoea The saw mills Cf tisstrop county Al the
rrcssa' tune, tells loudly eE the improvements
now being ma.tc ln GansaleA
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
N

w. Hess Jones, candidate to represent this
District In the Senate, will address the citizens
OF Guadalupe county, in tho town of Scguin,
on Saturday the 9th inst, and the citizens Of
Comal, in New Braunfcls, on Monday the 18th
inst.
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Ok pu-Wc hear Il ru,ucrcd in our streets
thsi there ase several weddings il con,c;npia.
ton, enc Of which Is likely To ceme cf seen
Nothing ike I, these dun. sultsy times Hope
10 anroanoc Tie rrceipt cf q rcsily per,
,ion q "i'nie's cskv" ana sonc sparkling
fIockheuasr.
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esy~ /, Is rrAlly amusing % r,aa Tho siss,

sss~ II Is really amusing to rad tho differ.
ea' statements, made by the dlstrsat papers,
regarding the different candidates for Governor
Il oar State, onc SAYS that Jadgc iesse wiH
carry The State by an oVerw hclming majority /,
Nooshcr sSss that Gel Fancy /. sNcsplag eve
rythips lsEste hia, Whilst third inliaa,ss IA
prsiy ssr,ag ,sstus that 0ea- Chambers is sss,
~ 6sttr~g hey,aS &sSAt Almost over,
shsss Nc ofea hss .euis,hiog 10 sss atou, il
AseSiie. spsi scSins Determined whether o. NO
"a e'tst htea as FaFe~ NeN. We have one
wsvi e. say n thr ussiiyr IA essnsft Dc clee
Ted, ans yikyss : ~ uss whass,gr n ,sgtass the
fssg1s tSsS esN onQ VA lc stcstcl tasossa
: asaNt, hot WHO tAs, husky eas VII he the
lAaoteax eoiy osa ecu ue v,s,aet u us1m
nsetsf vsua ani ws sa,ee ~ to ia
ta sAss II j. sssaNfass - discuss sh-
,tess easassss ~Hh tss T~htsanNastss 81 IS
kesp usi
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NEw STEAMsnIrs.-Wc learn from tho New
York journal Of Commerce, that Jacob A.
Westcrvolt, Esq, has just contracted to build
two steamships for Charles Morgan, (for Nor
gan 4 Harris, we prcsumc) TO be employed in
navigating the Gulf Of Mexico, and the keel of
one of them is already laid. They are to be
finished next fall. Tho largest will measure
about 1000 tons. Her length will be GAO feet,
breadth 80 feet, and depth of hold 10 feet. Her
mate will be 210 feet In length, with "a feet
breadth of beam, and 10 feet depth of hold.
Her measurement will be about 1900 tons. The
engines will DO built at the Morgan iron works,
and will be of the description denominated,
bean" engines, which ara now generally
preferred, on account Of their being less liable
to get out of repair than other varieties. Mr..
VIM. II. Webb will launch the steamship San
Francisco, for Rowland & Aspinwall, in n few
days. There is something moro than 80, 900
tons Of shipping on the stocks at New York, a
proportion Of which is near completion.
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fsoss GssesN w have ,~gu pe.seAse8
,Se WA weh mssgnkssezs sass q sssg~s
aAs Tv~ sssiss ussssas< sss3s~ shSA gFvS
e. &aEsssssy Ia ~ ~A&s - westssn Tsa1s
umy sn NY "a Assa Fsh9g assssNi
Ik4a1N
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GH- We are receiving daily cheering ac-
counts from every portion of our county con.
corning the cotton and corn crops. The latter
will go begging" at 20 cents per bushcl next
fall.
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eT- On the first page will DO found some
interesting reading. Those patriotic extracts
will DO read with interest at this particular
time. The usual quantity Of agricultural mat
ter, together with tho latest commercial intel.
hscncc, markets, &C., besides law and physic in
abundance, will be found on the fourth page.
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las teeo seEaeri ,e 81 cssals
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poHr I~.svacA-sIhe recent salos Of abou,
two hundred town lots IN Port iaraca amour.
ted to near I've thousand ellaIs-puncirsily
In cash
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To CoRREsroSDEsTs.-Wc have received this
week two efforts Of tho muses." which wt
would have no objection TO publish il tho au-
thors thereof could have made up their minds
to ehtrust ns with their names but rs such is
not tho case, we arc compelled, by an old and
very necessary rule, to decline publishing any
thing OF an anonymous nature, p%rcsuming, of
course, that every one knows that a manuscript
confided by a correspondent to the Editor of a
public journal is never scen by any one else
See our terms on first page.
Fair Play" has been anavoidably crowded
out Of this number. It shall appear next week.
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SEGuIN. Juno Of. 1859.

GEsTLEMES :--You will please withhold my
name from the list of candidates for the Senate.
! find that l shall necessarily be compelled to
be absent from the State at the time of the
meeting of the c Legislature, which fact
please notice in your paper and very much
obligc. Your ob't servt,
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