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Tbs seinsiy hes lsxn fsss,gs.L. iasing the
isst fsw tass. ty sssefsl c4&sas shAsss rs
~hhh evfs ~isgsaAieg tn ~ nss~sssi. IL 81.
Esasai itfss Erse ,hr scscBt Afssss issk of
utftnd veweisssn Esery thing nou has =
sNssGsssanx sr5sassnev ~sMl shs<se il a hir
psasi~ss tss g,Ssi eFUa@ The " oshssss snhai,Ss~
Ant 'nfssnss as ;hss Il siesss rsss. in rsxss.
70 sss Fssash a Jants4anki oar es,sssssscS a.
az ~ thirteen ~dass&f ss~ sssaeevned ssss.
GfFss - Atasvftsn
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stF"Proicssor Henry, the celebrated Mes.
mcriLer, arrived in our town last night. and
viii remain with us a few days, lie purposes
delivering II course Of lectures, commencing
on Monday night, on The subject of Mesmcrism.
or Mind over Mind. Wo bcSposk for the
learned gentleman large audiences
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Several persons who have returned fwm
California arc purchasing cattle en the frontier,
aud intend ta drive them ~ California They
have ALREADY purchased 80 large a nuralseF ,lai
the prizes 81 cattle has advanced lsagty pt hfiy
per cent they intend 60 dfsse ,hcig cattle ~
~ i'sse swl titp ella raete to SAn piesa Il
IL SAID that tbls Foaie i "a Wi wsters8, end
tasnsaSa 50 abundant that eattis mas le
driven tstc uiscle distance lnsta Twas to tks
t'szlHc. with estlC meve difficulty tiAn they
eau - eiSsen 81 New utteans Hs4sass ne.
s4ga&
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-18

iiaytag ths pes, week large nnwbtr,
~ veus l-ve i~SeJ ihroueh oir ,ewE
~ ,ler ea b Nusiia, Seuh an1 Sao Nnie.
ra hptehBsi with s.ssy esgiSit ~ metebss.
diss woysans As ~ oae NAY Baee irs,
4 apg ri Hsls slem o~psluS,
ax .n IS grsfcfes5s cHiitsa
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1he ,lafAs,ale Standard AZ

Arc AZ - oar nSisrs sw@rr. that 81 ef.
ssys a isnt ,hs nsA3 noses II Witch Ae nsu
regauscs 10 t.e 0.vussAl iaa.i o.Nsv. Afsl IA
t.esssnuNas ass Eahl rs ste alst siss a
Auxssst tstNt. SssseDe vacant. Stsl satJsd s,
~ lNs ssso rsvs ,hesseh csstAaasss ,s4y 81
Eicst VI ~ ilataf fAassstsl. eHV ,~ntegsa;,s
n tbs nss,ses. Szel ~ g.,y I'll 3 tiais ar rvAst
ihss timely uftsaE NtFh iht is8siatafs
sles.sd tsso ssussss o. IL eivsn Seutss ii
s,ssssst sf~stsisssas an szIsiog ~ take alysp.
tsTs. - AnY neeRsts esi 60 3sFai.e ,at Astsal
s<tsssf q 81, hesnse,
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Correspondence.


CoNEALrs, June II, 1853,
near Sir;-The undersigned. a committed
appointed hy the citizens Of Gonzales, convened
at the Court House last evening, for the pur.
pose Of making preliminary arrangements for
the celebration ci tlc National Independence
in crslss 81 nlRl the object st their appoint
metz, being assured Of your fitness for the &C.
casion. request tha, you viii conson, to ac, as
Orator o, the Pay, aud that You signify your
assent A. early as I, msy sui, your convenience
to 40 50
we Subscribe ourselves personally anil san.
ccrsly yonr tncnpis.
x HbliiNUEai
u = Wy,
J. I. HARPER.
Ccttssaitscc.
~ : rAsxKs Eels GoasAeS. TsSaS
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sEy" The President has appointed Col.
Thos. VIM. Ward, Of Austin, It's Consul to
Panama
II is rumorcd that A. II. Evans, Esq, editor
of the San Augustine Herald, has also received
an appointment at Washington-a clcrkship
in one of the departments, with n salary OF
81, 800.
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laesc, w toasa ia, gssgSlb ia Ia.
sssa hsf tAsa a. oae>soA we issA
ssaase5 ee ,s Nalsr ,Hnss of ,h tassA hsse
ree<nsa ~Al az Fnsa ~ r. $3.50 she lss.
snsss rraepsss II ihs pas AZ tsssNsss
rspiABs.
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sIy" Hon. l.. ID. Evans of Marshall, has
been nominated by the democracy of Cherokee
county ms n candidate for Governor Of Texas.
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Ns4sa 4effts Ggtar SAYS that ibsH
sse q p7e ,htecs resae s'sssi y.
o%oUui3 ttu outae slave dfpsM ~ =
~ ksA 0at
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ss. Natxron hAk 6sszs~l ,hs' = Wesass
Rss sssa h. as.a IL sarss ea ,bs ia q Nay.
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e-Sy" We attended OIL Sunday evening last,
u lecture on the Bible cause, delivered by the
Rev. II. S. Thrall, Of Indianola. Agent for the
American Bible Society in Western Texas
There was n large and intelligent audience pre-
sent, and We have seldom had the pleasure OF
hearing n subject moro ably treated. The Rev.
gentleman evidently was interested in his
theme Of discourse and understood il thorough
~. As he very truly remarked, II was u broad
basis of bcncvolencc on which all religious dc.
nominations, which took the Bible for their
guide, might meet and cooperate with each 9th.
or, no matter what s~cctarian differences divide
them. He regarded the dissemination Of tho
word Of God among tho heather, MS well ms
among the needy Of our own country, MS one
Of the most important duties Of man.
We were especially pleased with his remarks
on that most ridiculous humbug of tho nge,
spiritual raPping, and sincerely regret that he
had only time to give n few passing thoughts
to il. We should like to hear some of our ma.
ny able ministers make it a theme Of pulpit dis
course.
Tho result Of Mr.. Thrall's lecture was such
MS might have been expected by NIL who know
the character Of our citizens for libcrality and
benevolcncc. Quite a respectable society wa.
organized, and the following gentlemen chosen
as Officers:
Rev. John McCrac, President; Rev. jaime.
II. Stribling, Vice President; S. A. East, Sec
rotary; Rev. r. u. Wicr, Treasurer; Thos. j
Pilgrim, ESQ, DIR. VIM. Craig, A. G. Hill, JAS
Ramsey and c. ID. Bennett, Executive Com
mittcc..
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m : go -. - Tssas
- 10. 700 lA -

a0~xNsN Tats. Jues "a iSaA
sssa ! hsSs tht hsssos to @sknvNl.
cs, ,i,t Fyyeigs 4 ysvar s~aasaaaie.,toa II ,hss
y~,saossss sae 10 as A. essscs es ths Aal,
wea ihs os,s2ssiisa Il gsaf NAsssssl sun'sSr
@ty ttA'y aglss,Eisns sis hepes sNFtfS
oasnrd aSn me A. wei as Tie dates u
,osssos a;sra s,sss sssissn ~ os4g lasvA ceaa
tsy hasten 70 ,n6sfm yca Il ry wsdsgssss
aU !. ,he sl,ss suei uy oFt.Ssarssy WI
ISsu.s 10 esYiy ssth yoas rsarn>t Mssa.
usas 49, asysg8 as thsssAS fs sAs s'ssi "a.
- psfssn>. sssatt nssAsaed n year
bcitss aal ~sans ma 10 allsss,sss saysssl sen.
ssh wish ,ts highest ycSgsst
Nsur sA,~sAens kssew sstsssn,
HpRAIio = pARkER
> ntssFsNsHs u y FAR. Jnss aA.rss Cen.
~ s.ss
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~" The flood r,lcs Of heay,n wore opon,

sH' The Hood gates Of heaven were opened
upon Our devoted town last "Wednesday night
\ real, g%cnniae, old fashion, beating raia--insi
such a one which our farmers in general. and
the f'eas In particular, rcq0ifei-ioil IN 'pr.
rents. This timely shower has frightened the
prospects for fine crops Of corn ia cur county
amazingly. ana Strengthened up" the long face
ot many a worthy planter in our vicinity We
say nothing Of the roferFcsieH cyag. but trust
wc sl,e0 cuiey Il whcD i, comes
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e5D" 5. NJ. Reid, Esq, in n circular, in the
Victoria Adroca'e, announces himself as n
candidate to represent the counties of Lavaca
and Dewitt, in the next Legislature.
d.. NJ. S,app, Esq, is also n candidate for
reelection from the Representative District,
composed of the couAtics of Victoria and
Goliad.
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sSg" Hon. John 7. Mills of Eastern Texas,
positively declines the use of his name for the
Office Of Governor. A sincere desire of har-
monizing the democratic party, of which he is
q distinguished member, prompted him to
adopt this course.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-18

III Res sssa aostsssssaH Ae&lrsiisl Ma
istss sseI fstite~ fsss& Weeltys s staeasF axs
. llrirasn fesA hsz s,ssBSstesi Nth l-,h
Ssassh ssSs FAl~s, Az ag4a ~ oskrs ia
the Es4-s9si sssagtA
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cSs"Thc San Antonio Ledger says that TIVE
gentlemen are in that town, will, n capital o
100000 to invest in n cotton mandatory il
the ncighborhood of San Antonio.
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,:ss- Thc thief who dccoved oG Same slap,

sfs" The thief who dccoycd off some slaves
belonging TO Mr.. Lott of Goliad, lately has
been arrested, and has, the Victoria .tdrocate
prcsumes, been sent 10 the Bcxar Jail until iho
next District Court, II is believed he is con.
ncctcd with an extensive garg of negro thieves,
operating on ,he Nucccs aud Rio Granic.
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Col. j. w. Dancy, candidate for Governor,
addressed the citizens of Victoria on the sth
inst.
Capt. G. n. Lewis, candidate for Congress,
also spoke in the same place on the 9th inst.
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go The toiowms Is = cosrtt, statement
Of Use THERMOMETERS Ger tby week ending las,
evening,
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The Victoria Adeocate learns that the frs,
number OF the new Laynoa paper will be- is.
sued on the Cd OF july. II is to be called
Il ESnrcSs."
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WORKs-Fasan 4 Bro

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TIERS, (Form7iy Of Phaadeiphin,) .hain II, Licking
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make TO order at Northern prices, Egyptian Italian
Northern and Virginia Marble Nantes. plain and
mental Monuments, Tomts, Head and Foot Stones Gar
den Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stand
Tops, made to any size at short notice. All work will
be boxed up to safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is Architect and General Design
er in the Monumental Art, and will furnish any design
from the plaines the costly, by addressing
line to and all work done by US, will give entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
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NEW FOUNDRY

Subscribers TAX
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basin, known Warwck's Mill and foundry for the nm
of carrying general foundry business and TIM
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Snds and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of pows anil
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md threshins machines made of the best material and
the most substantial manner
We have patterns of the Livingston, Peeks Hili Eo
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Corn, and Corn meal furnised as usual al the mill.
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Such works The Caxtons" and My Novel"
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BOOKS, STATIONERY &C,

DOCKS on AGRICULTUhE'~ nc
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Family Kitchen Gardner. by bppt
Prnet,ra A gricultu,e, by Johnson
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Youatt on the Horse
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Pig
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JAN. /, 1852.
IOPARTNERSskIP

EOPARTNERSEk Subscribers have
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with the view of conducting general Commission bus
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reception of aud storing all kinds OF produce, Us
we'll as merchandise. As their ot re, and made
secure from ali depreciation b, losure, and
otherwise conveniently arrunp' tie; 10 enabled L.
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Every ,nal arulon -. receive
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E" > : tina sale of III a.tts.e. Consignment,
u 49, rom those prcpnrus commodities or
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C, Ga, n,.o. oats we'll as every description ef pro
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STILL RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

-
~ March ). lS53--JOlN J. PURVIS, in addition
10 largo stock of NEW GOODS previously received,
Is opening splendid lot OF Silk and Scotch Cling
hum UMBRELLAS
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MousIios and Berage de Laincs, Lawns, &c.--Also.
Genemens Silk and Camb ,ic Pocket Handkerchiefs,
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DROCEEDINGs or TuE s.Es:Es-

II ISLAIIkE-IHE UNCU3NT HONINION
LOOKING UP % 20o0 e0 3pI,ol1ialei fer In,c,
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Tenn, South Side. Petersburg aud Norlob and Dan
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action OF the SENATE. In the mean lime thu friend OF
Ertenat im1torcntnfs who may wish appfnrrin,e
their fun udirously IN the completion of their winner
Wardr :, will 6nd no difficulty in passing good iHia
atthe = .O1hiNG BAZAAR for which th,y #ajl ne.
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Thosewh ~i.ha fine Sting Garment cqpai 70 rgr
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do well To call M c.tobshmeut-es IN our lare,
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VESTS, &c, the SHAPE, size, l,ste and means al nj
may be accommodated. A. .. SHbEER & CO.
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EW CONCERN One Doiay soged ;s ,,rl
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Those in of cothiug would do well tn cal, -, ,b
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spring as it Is the intention of the proprieors Ia maxi
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JNO ID HARVEY.

A CARD ID Harvey tenders lis most sin.
"A cerennks 10 his friends fnr toirvcrV liberal pm
tronBge extended him while N seyera other houses In
this place and asks continuance II The lie
pledges bnscfto every fxeroH to give satsfhction
Iii. personal attention will also be nid the sno of
kinds Ct produce.
inn 94-dkris
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-21
BAkEas IL CEAYEH,

MERCHANT TAlLORS 4 GLOfHIERS-Thf
.LVA subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and firm above and have taken tia
well known stand at the of Aan aud Marnet SIS
for the purpose of conducting the LOTIilNG BCSi
NESS, in ail its vniious branches. rey will hnye in
few days sssor nent of Goods suitable u complete
Gentleman's wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand n we'll aelectcd
stock OF c LOTHS. CASSIMERES AND pESTINGS,
which they viii make up in tho best lie of Wo nshp
nnd to suit the of the fastldous They res.
recfully invite the atteoiion of tcir friends aud the
public To their establishment is the intention of
both parties all with everything in their line
having view the rule that governs trade and busncs.
men in general, by which they hope 10 gein liberal
share Of the public patronage
SAINT ID BAKER
WN GLAVEi.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-21

TOBACCO FLATNERS.--Thesu subscriber
Il will make to order the lowest terms Tobacco
tlatners, OF all sizes both wood and iron, and will war
rant them to be equal any made in the State
Also tor sale Mre Machines for cutting box Innings Tho
most complete thing made
Shop next door to c. & s. Mckinney, Opposite
bruce stable, Main st. Lynchburg. Va.
dec 29-ts EAMES & WASH