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NTOTyCE hereby dive concern, fhst
applying .nsrsl Land ohcs ~ The .n'scs stas.
assignment W Jsmss ro'rfs Of nnd
November w. 1907 and issued 70 Henry
tor,ns v,n's s,ne lire snnss M rev''o"rnr
at acres original for which has been "s
- duves,s f-sped for 26eG9 in which
ci,s, a. Aforesaid sssnrsrs TO Js"pss
pesS-, dsceA~sS. at.e|t ~
a Ereesrr devise. Of J.4 Points, dees..-d.
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NOTICE AND uEnovAL.

THE subscriber place Of business. until
the first OF November order the Of
new building occupied viii be Immediately taken
down lh three doors
from corp. where will be found
large o books stationery &C. ofsvcry descrr
ton stock Of goods previous
entering sors, he viii sell al n,uch reduced price.
44 r. FARNHAM.
An ,hos. indebted kind
-hi-b hsv- been of' stand
sg which ready Those paid by first ~ November
i'm the ri
closed that rnsnt 70
make = nsemsrn in br~in-ss
July sA,inW ~.
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st1 Commissioner of,hc General Land once.

No.s aras of TIE Und IN
Srar~ from market on aeoo'ss Of The rair crowd.
Under Congress- approved ID March 1889 n ar,
lands therein
- suptcu United states they
reserved sections OF public lands sors
Inc Inc rsIlrvsA mentioned, where tho
sd iv<ov.sni mrds PRIOR 10 a. .oi aese of the
raro,d Therefore, all clsins by
sections Of public hnhs within hs
ns esgmaIy assch pr~dcated .s'ewsni.
sAe the 4th February 1884, the dnie Of the nral ao
.ff-f 4f E#fesaHT : IaIrH5 At.EFs
within imiis he up ~ any time
herein fired for the ~ he
paid for the Of dollars and my cent. per
~his the ltasits Of the
original mos be hs restoration OF
said private si J8Nh II f& tts is
0eAiey hsnSy dollar and twsuv Avc c~~ss
ny ~ received in payment M either class q lss6s
~svrnuf aav Anrrevsv
eAss he Of ih- public ar.cteA by the FORE
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" EDWARD X COLLINS CO.,
No 50 Wan street, N. "
BROWN, SMILEY, co,
Liverpool
r. q. RoBERTs CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
a... ........ j. NUNROE Co,
Roe so,re Dame dcs VICTORIES,
gro VI DRAPER, Havre.
The viii accountable gold silver
bullion specie el precious sones nsias unless bills OF
therefor and the value thereof therein suppressed
Jam Il i. .s..a. ..r
nor brick dwelling IN
d. c. on Bridge Market High finished
ihs beet with lot attached Of
tquare feet through the and has els
ern, stable, carriage house, wood house, Ac. saH
application NJ sohorou, Of Marks, and Rds
ons-trd the balance In g. ~ and 10 months
- NJ. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker Nsuon. Hotel Buildings washington ID. G.
9O-df
, MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. Hostcnt by
K~hut and .vn,shed
and for me accc"mosa
don OF the travelling pphlic. 80
Dec II CIV
UNCLE TOMS CABIN-A If.-iise dsxnsfrsotyp. Of Mrs
u sows, OF Uncle Tome Cabin" exhibition at
Gallery Pennsylvania ~ street, together
portrait % Sontaz, the famous Queen 81 sonE'
Dec 7-du
n ". HOOE A. co.. ~boIessis and asssii Dealers IN
carpenH, floor oil cloths mstinr rugs cnrs" Materials
blankets, and house finishing goods generally
avenue between 7b and 9Th streets washington
DC.
Ass e9~n
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ALEXANDER 9. BAxitY's rricorile-

DKUFESsOR ALIfXANDEN q. HANitH'S TrfcOpile-
rous c,puud. rcEeyins fasrenng soften
in. promoting growth cleansing. head, and
curing Of skin and external bruises, Sc The
Bary' Tncop,-fous, wheh
the hair epions,
cuts bruises of all Intended
like purposes Fisurs
The sale. million of bottles year
VIII
which daily athe depot
nnuacor, 37 Brosday addressed Professor Barry
would scarcely be
believed The wholesale deAand is FROM 900 10 5000 bottles
day. probably exceeding preparations
oiacd popularity article and the liberal
combine 10 Increase its sales with atdity
made considerable
reputation we'll intrinsic value For sale, whole
Broadway,
principal merchin and druggists throughout s United
Canada West ldcs Great Britain and France
L. Gibbs Washn.ion, D. q. Sold
large bottles Price 25 cents. r. H
May l--d6m' arsHE. ..tsH HEs stHm +. a.ta5&
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yvnshinyto nralch ItailrOad.-TENins Hum Fell
.
FAVE daily, except Sunday, at and q M, 3X aud s. IN
IL On Sunday, at &, "a M aud }, D. M II
aHd only al Annapolis June
ton and Relay The others at all way slauons, ..#.
Trains ut 8, and IN, D. connect win annapolis III.
DO do 0, a. m, and 5, M do Yves!
Do do and ga east.
Fare Washington ST. %
Do do do and return. 1 81
Do do Annapolis. ......,............. l -
do do aud return ............... l 50
procured the Office
and good for the day upos which they are issued
4. IA. PARSONS,
JuIy rs -atf ...@ Fl a... Agaat.
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1,BE COLLEGE af James, Msry,a,,d-rn. uipc.ssa
Coeg Of the pro,csan, Episcopal church. the Jobn D.
Kerfsc,, q. ", tIHtI ~ a.t H.f' #1H @.N
The twelfth annual session will Mordy, the "a Of DC
toher siudeR uAsr twelve Of received
the school and Ts college
sifucng uodcr the supervision ~ the
the college Tor which
shows them to be prcp,red The bndng discipline,
cuecse Department di.ts
school Hoth depsm-au have tbs snsA,as sopesv-,on
OF the college Tire chse
U.s. either t};
domestic Per u tb>
fply1 .Hs4 W.
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Con pons on the r eEerTed Bonds the Chesapeake
and Onto CannI Company. tfH Il ra#u#

OTrIcE OF CnEsArEAKE 4 ONO CANAL Co..,
sE#.t .@s #. 4 "''% Washington, August T. 1853.
MEETING president mud directors Of the Chesapeake
II the 18th oi July lat, the following
resolution adopted: rr.t .....-g .asE. sr..
Resolved holders Of the bonds OF the Chesapeake aud
Company, under Maryland 1874, chap
completion Cnmbsnd where they
coupons due
Ju.y 1852 January Juy 1881 and January
1854 be emil receive certhc for the amount OF said cou-
pnnr Of the dated
payn.iu first available
company applicable the Of other
principal said certificate
the Of ayabe semi annually on the
October unI said principal
a0d thereon shall he paid .g4.r -Y y
Holders coupons above described who desire to avail
resolution requested
their the Of ie conpany r adjust
m
aud aef the hrsf OF
will be delivered in accordance villa sid
resolution. .-t-u
I -IlE. -E NEE .GH .H. #E-. W. 8. RIS0GOLD, sll
Aug 6-uIOetI Clerk Ches. and Ohio Canal Company.
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rhe New nork and tAvorpOoi Oh.aosA etasss NAL
s ' Steamers.
The ships comprising this line are; l-.- Z. A1
The Atlantic .....1aPt vs.
Tae bhuc. Ssp S"uoeA
These ships having been buit by con'rac sx
IR1YA for has bees,
1Kk32e also Ia their
insure strength and sp~ed; and their ncconmo-
d,tSon for and cpsss1
Pncs passage New York " Liverpool In Irst cabin,
Exclusive 500
From Law sposd New York, can and Tso. a Ell Ht#Hp
An ed surgeon attached 10 ZACH ship. , .r
No brrts can be secured ninth paid for
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lust RECEIVED AT WIIfTTLEsEYS PAINT, OIL, GLAss,
and Lamp Store 7h street, opposite Hall Boer dry goods
al tons pure white lead ..%
I do zine paint
90 gallons iinseed oil ... ~.
do boiled do
300 do pure sperm oil #.. ##
whale oil
lard oil
Also, tsnrsrs' neat and rosiE oils
Cop COACH Jspan, Asphatum Dsnsu and shoe vsnishes
800 bores window as. single aud double thickness incu
ding French plate, all sizrs
Together with complete Of paints all color dry
and ground In Oh IS Fl. . #.H.. G..rE : +. .4.s. n
Lamps cirandoes, and esndelabas, entirely pat
trrr,s, gotten expressly 10 order
brushes nf all descriptions
Adao sptins and candles . /
fact havr everything usasy kept IN paint OIL and lamp
n Of sch purchased entirety for cash. snd viii be sold
suit tie times -nd the OF the . sU
On all Of rs and i've VIII be deducted for
cash. Donf mistake the place, Il ~
on eth street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
July 3O-9swim ..Ia # " 2 ht @ .
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Brons.-w BAKER CO.'S
vnns Premium choeates and broms,
awarded by the chief Institutes
Union, pncipa groceries
4 he United States, nnd by their agents.
Iie..ey Murray, York Twsl., rhisa.phia
Thomas Brndige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cpcinnst
OHIO; and 5. II. Bow.ii, Georgetown, ID. G,
WALTER BAKER, h CO..
An u Dorchester Mass.
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yITILLARDw HOTEL, New York, No. s15 broadway.
open Tor the accommodation Of III.
is httrd all modern i'm
poveen ui nshed superior The proprietor
Hotel Washington, d o. will be
ohs former friends also all those Of the travelling public Wit
n.yf him with a cali 49,. -g....
I'd WILLARD.
Ntw yopx, May iT-omif
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Z MENT. VA 4st.stG 4Ef1N
COURSE LECTURES pEfhRTs
will sondy, November IA, and VIII ieri-
tile ensuing March
james Jones, M. d. Professor Of Practice.
l.. Rid eli, a. D., Professor Chemistry. Ii ....
Warren NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
A. n. C~nas. VI. ID Professor OF Obsslncs L. #M
A. j. wedieTbuu, VI. d., Professor of Anatomy.
4. Non, NJ. D.. Professor Of Nlatena Nedica
Thomas int, d., histology and Pathology
s"asa n neaia, Dcmons,rapo. Of Anaoay
The dss.ctinx will be from the ifd Mondny
October tie first Of Apnl. guegs.
rhr faculty visiting physicians and surgeons Of The Charity
Hospital from November April The
their visits and thus enjoy
Ell practical adyAnt,g free Of
about prescribed Tor daily this
hospital. fa. -#. .tr tAerhH tl EA ~ H.N.
The number OF patients nearly thou and in The
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d.,
u July 3o-lawtNovI #r-#U t4t.# N Dean.
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IoHs WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every entitled the Of preemp,on Of the
townships above enumerated
oce, and make therefor
this no, and before day
public OF the Land
such claim will bs forfeited
49, 5000 JOHN WILSON,
-. Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
May lp--lavi3w
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For Piney Point Old Paint, and Norfolk.
q .u~, The steamer osCEoLA having been thoroughly
Poe repaired Will 6tb July,
1890 laily 70 tho above places leaving Washington every
"Wednesday aud Saturday o'clock
eve Monday and THURSDAY, at O'Clock, p, will
touch Pney Point, Old Point, Cone River, and
Norfolk boais
Southern
va y w
I" finey fept....- ............ 2 %
-a- u.. .. JAMES MITCHELL,
July 3-du Captain.
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Central Academy,


Old Medical College, corner Of r and Tsnih 1rset.
TUE will be resumed Monday Of
(5,h) ensuing Terms heretofore, in advance
STA 20 Primary the Classical
the
r. Farnhan, Taylor Marry, w Adam, and Gay
Balantyne y-Gt
Assi.,sn NJ u. Wells, Mons T. RsouI Professor Of Modem
Languages Rev. Jas Nonrse and Rev j. W. Wnsns associate
principals Fl . 4
August23--4w .#Ur
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4, ErN1UENA TOfta-The subscriber inst
II other supply universal rrfreutors-
r. q Fsom, Of Phndelphs md which
drsons Metropolitan Mechanics Insitnte 81 'l city
ny ibore who have ersmined used hs sfsc
,aor he decidedly
provision entirely
facility. Nv
around each ves~e snd within esch
while, simple v-nu'ang conasyancs the complete
ttty % the whole apparatus h. insured
For prices, with the privilege Of being
~ - q. w. BoTELEa,
Ap97-u ~ +. ~. kor
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SEfARArE PROPOSALS viii be received until the
lat day o October nsIt The delivery Of provisions la bulk
od The use Of The troops Of The United saes urea npeon,
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NoTfCENoee hereby that, attorney In fact Of
o-cs Keller, ri John w Bris6s In entry No. n
" ..s "a snd district whsonsin de.cIenk 3 ~ o. n ~.
ofss os 'he mail haze Application IN the Connie
dollars o. said entry. - '~'-'r'~' = lOuH Aer
cssss Bar, March ~ lsso-Iap. 10 Lt.~s~ $3.50 '''
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EVANS ~ wATsONs phiisde Ia usac, ns~d
IL hole proof safes
large hand street, Phadrl
phs. Also, bank vaults and iraa
raned equal any 10 the Untsd states
Reference N use man
be named. over 1900 of safes 10
r. MssSutc 7u street, avenue Washing
D. c., has Of In u
orders for
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Philadelphia safes use
United States Mint,
United states Arsena . in Philadelphia lin csifornf.
United States Appraisers Once, Pbiadephia #.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, safes.
Philadelphia, Germantown and Mouisrown Railroad Company
safes. -
Richard Norris ser locomotive works, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Ntgais
Sole agency for Buuefworhis xupsrior bank locks.
Patent state lined refrigerator
July 3l-2awly
Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL MOUSSE 4 co,
Once OF opposite
General Post Once, washingon, D.Cs
NJ Il Co. will give their prosecute
w. the whether before
Csut, Executive Dspsrtmepts procuring patents
rh,- charges noJae, regulated BY the naiur.
and OF III. services rendered.
NJ, OF tbs firm will shortly
neu Of Europe, and viii nte charge Of business with which
may b. inuustsd. LII H l#t
H.= MICHAEL MOUSSE
JAMES MONSs,
CHAS y. srANsBURy.
Solicitor and legal adviser, z. u, cILLET #eF#s H..
Ianc l9-wu
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II BROWNS Rss~n<~ al Jsnsstcs Otmxsw.-rAs.
Il rence u
srrh~s ncirien coes IL
digestive functions, " ~ vainr funs ~ ,svv
OF
peculiarly emcscions no family individual
which Turk in chssaiog climate.
CauonBe the genuine cssepcs which 10 prepared
Only ny " bro~n his dvns
FINN ssd Ches'nss ,trs-s rhlad~apha shs
rsspeetae spoihscsrie. United
9y, o. Wy rstrsson v.'rn snd T. D. GilnAn
dr,s, vsri., ~ j. r. rievposs- tE5f8TW 'a1sg ~ ~
June aS-d3m
S,OcK IN the c.ps Loeknrs PAvsii.n casspary,..
N"ocris hereby that rsrs
stock o rad company chartered Assssy
% me state ofMsr land the January 1861 opened
the Patriotic Rant, Chubh ~<<s 81
s swans Fsn., ~ the Of ws~hnsson Ard ntstesf
Co'rrh. Saturday he opened
until N, a5h II f.y merit i@H IN flH s8 Il
WILLIAM, ~ DuNKsNsON.
= e,lesa tuaf rpwtH foaissor, 9rs"i Y
t-ne os-dASfwp rfst nsr.
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NEW York. May Id rss.--TNs .udsrssrr~S has THE
~ opened william sxsss, Il.
for the transaction of general e~ss~yss. kss,s~s-
Hank, insurance. mining, r4r~a wovsfMssa 0ssa.
urf-s bought sod.
fn'mi.rcy tiIir Of exchange, s.sossssa
May ip-dn EnANIfEt, A. HART.
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Pubnc Sale Of the United haAass AanAnrv ii
Fort Wtnnebagc, Wisconsin.
TUE United str'"s Military Hcserv. Fort
.in eontanng aeon four usnsa~A issA N
me fsf' IN s.psr,e loi- public sncton
day NJ sept s,hrr, lass, 10 oAloek y
INC eseve located At the portage II the
rivers tn"~ connecf"d BY css
,rvs and contains some Of me d-stsk'e Of
iof, :. well known TO be oc ssd II ths s
vaaah's town htes In this section of -
"sps showing hs d""saaows, Ioca'io &C 81 c
can DC se~n al my Office previous o.
The terms Of sale are cash, specie funds
a M&,'EN '. W. MAsrHN
49,. = -. Il. Assistant oasrcrmastsr u. >. Away.
AssrsraNr quAsrr
,o Fort wi"neAaso, (wis . 1--WE =, 1854 q fn -
July 92-eod2ahAuy
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Washington, August ., 1853
SEpARArE PROPOSALS. viii be received ., I'M. once until the
lolows
ar Baton Rouge Ban.et', Loursiuna.
40 barrels OF pork
rs barrels Of Iesh superdns nour
30 bushels Of white ned beans
1000 pouAds Of good hard soap u..
IS ba.hel. ofgood clean dry dne salt
80 gallons OF good cider vinegar
ta Al Key Veal, Florida
40 barrels Of pork
Is barrels of fresh ruperfne nour
IS bushels OF shits neld beans
900 pounds Of good bard sosp
800 pounds OF good hard spera candle"
Is bushels o. good dry fine salt
200 gallons OF good cider vinegar
at Barraneas Barraeks Pensacola, fIsrtG.
iio barrel. Of fresh supsrnns nour
30 bushels OF white Geld beans
9I5 pounds Of good hard soap
$50 pounds o good hard sperm candle.
"A bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar
m Fort Smith, .frkansos
50 barrels OF pork
$50 barrels of flesh .uperhne flour
81 bushels OF new white field beans
600 pounds OF good hard soap
400 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
10 bushels of good clean dry fine salt a.....
275 gallons of good cider
Tho whole 10 be delivered in all May, 1854
at Fort Gibson, ARKANSAS.
$50 barrels OF fresh supernnc
20 bushels Of white field beans
$500 pounds Of good hard soap
IS bushels OF good clean dry ine salt sa. ....
Quo gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole TO be delivered in all May, 1854
1t Fort Leapenuo,th, Missouri Rrer.
$40 barrels of fresh superhne flour
40 bushels OF white field beans
$500 pounds 81 good hard soap M
6v bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
900 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST of June, 1854
al Fort Rassi, Rssk Point the Ures Mnns'e,a yi.e 90
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Every eniitedo The right Of ssy
ands wfn the townships and enuse
rated required establish snsarsor
and receiver Of the land oc,
acaMs
appointed ~
embracing The claimed
#r. s...@ ...l-f JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the Ce1erAI L..sA OAcs
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NOTICE 70 tar Dedpctiau for prons r~ym..,-Ncues
~ hereby that
synhle a, THE Office aud that deduction
lowed by law for the yes' rss ksscrv
August a En.uy
Juy Is .otdif Coils tor
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nAnK Hssdi"se~aes or. tn. TIVE Brssh.rs, ,,
/ lack Cs&s; NJ, The HopAssasa. Struggle.
0NvAssis Lectures end Life.
BAy4ort's Csshohs bihs Illustrated p~,s ~ saA Ia A
AmaW rnAHCx TAYtx,n
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D J. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR 0EATLkMEx.-.
Ihsye Just received another supply o elegant Eosds
men, making socs The present time eoupIssv Thcs
who sben themselves present
and approaching wsa,bs should BY all soods
before they pnrchsse elsewhere.
1s--tm ~ Ul
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-28

Liberia papers to the I'd of March furnish the
subjoined proclamation of President ROBERTS. 1t
relates to new species of the slave trade which
has been commenced on the African coast
Recommendations Messrs. Hyde, Hodge & Co.,
Of London contractors with her Britannia Maestys Gov
eminent to furnish aborers from the African for the
West indies have sent Of their ships to the Of
the Republic, offering advance Of ten dollars for every
who may be induced to emgrate and whereas the
extinction of the slave trade has left large numbers Of pre-
dial and other aborers in the possession Of the chiefs and
principal of the country while the offer of dol
lars each is nearly equivalent to the amount formerly paid
for slaves during the prevalence Of the slave trade and
which operated mainly in producing and sustaining the
wars by which the country distracted and whereas
certain refractory chiefs reported TO have engaged
with the agents Of said company TO furnish number Of
aborers and further known to have in concealment
near Grand Cape Mount number of the unhappy VIC
tins Of their predatory excursions and whereas COM
plant has been made to the Government that persons
held to be off without their voluntary consent the
Of their natural guardians therefore prevent
the abuses and evils which might otherwise result from
the enterprise,
Be II known by this proclamation to all whom il may
concern that the law regulating passports must be strict
y Observed that vessels carrying or intending to carry
away emigrants must come to this port with their emf
grants board to obtain passports in order that
opportunity may be presented to the Government to
Every violation of the law regulating passports will be
visited with the utmost penalty Of the law in that
made and provided
Done at Monroyia, this twenty-sxth day Of February
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
IL. s.. dred and ffty-three, and Of the Republic the
fifth. J. j. ROBERTS.
By The President: H. TEAGE Secretary of State.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-28
FROM TEXAS.

The New Orleans papers furnish the following
summary of Texas news-the dates being from
Galveston to the 18th, and from Indianola to the
10th instant
The San Antonio Ledger states that Major HOWARD,
the Indian agent started the Sd instant for the Ca
manche country where the Indians have been assembled
He designs to have {" big talk " with them to make
presents and to endeavor reconcile them peaceabe
pursuits.
On the Sd instant lady of San Antonio became the
joyous mother Of three children at birth. Auence
of productions, says the Ledger is of the marked
characteristics of Western Texas
Cen HoUsroN arrived at Huntsville the LIST instant
from Washington.
The Nueces Valley says that Washington county is
growing rapidly and substantially The wild prairies of
a few years ago covered by farms managed by
wealthy owners with mills and cotton gins in sight from
every elevation.
We find but little that is about the gold excite
ment in Texas The Galveston Civilian of the 18th says:
The gold fever is extending in this portion of Texas.
number of Galvestonans leave to-day for the Texas dig
gng and many taking their departure from the lower
towns The excitement the subject seems to
increase in proportion the distance from the mines On
the upper Colorado the people are decidedly COOL.
The La Grange Monument learns that several indvidu
ais who have just returned to that county from the region
the Colorado where gold is reported to be found in
valuable quantities. confirm this favorable report to some
They say that valuable specimens have been found
Colorado but the Llano To what extent they exist
how rich they will prove to be, has not yet been
certained
All parts Of Texas appear have been visited by heavy
rains and the papers rejoice in the prospect of album
dant crops.
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JUDICIAL ELECTION IN NEW ORLEANS

An election took place in New Orleans on the
10th instant for six District Judges, to preside over
as nlany local Courts. The result was the choice
of the following gentlemen whose are arranged
in the order Of their respective Districts viz john
G. LARUE j. N. LEA, L. H. KENNEDY, NJ NJ
REYNOLDS, d. AuGUsTIN, and j. b. CoTroN
The New Orleans papers, whilst taking no excep-
ton to the qualifications of the gentlemen elected
tell us very plainly that the manner in which this
first election Of Judges under the new Constitution
Of Louisiana was conducted did not give much sat
isfaction to the friends of the elective system The
complaints come from papers of both parties. We
note sample from the "Delta," Democratic
paper
"a great mass Of the voters, including our most re-
spectacle citizens, remained away from the pos-many
not taking the trouble to votewhilst the whole cleo
ton seemed TO be under the management of set Of
electioneering employees, and of class who could not
be presumed to have very deep interest in the admin
'stration of justice. All the offensive and repugnant
accompaniment of political election marked the con-
ttes There Of the dignity and Importance
of the contest-ts superiority the ordinary party
and political elections of the day-manifested by the
gangs who hung about the polls and appeared be the
only persons who felt any interest in the result"