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IMPORTANT FROM MExico.-Santa 1nna de-
,ctared Dictator-From our New Orleans pa
pcrs we take the following items of Mexican
news:
a plan was proclaimed in the city of Quad.
~alnjara, on tho 18th ult,, to .foree President
Santa Anna to accept the title of Captain Gen
cral of the Republic, u rank created while
Lomhardini was Provisional President during
the interval which ;raEsfirea after the atttttiioa-
ton OF Arista, and previous TO the election of
Santa Anna. This plan has been seconded by
many of the States and cities of Mexico, fore.
most among which we notice the cities of
Mexico, Vera Cruz, Pucbla and Orizaba. The
latter place seconds the plan, aud desires that
the President shall assume the title and pro-
claim himself Perpetual Dictator Of the Re
public. The city OF f'oluca adhercs to the
plan, but desires the President to assume the
title Of His liighncss (,tltezs) PucblA pro.
poses that he lie called Eleo,or OF Mexico aud
Grand Admiral, Marshal General Of the armies
OF Mexico, with the title of His Most Serene
Highpcss.
Our correspondent, who has received later
adv,ccs at Vera Cruz than our hica contain,
informs MS that Santa Anna ha< neen declared
Dictator for the tcF,A al ton years.
The plan of Guadeiajara was received with
the widest demonstration ofioy in the city of
Mexico by a large mStatity ct the people. A
slight show ol opposition WAS made hy q few,
bat ihe trcops VERY immediately ~orierV~i out
hf the 00Svrnor of the District, aad their
nsoyFeaFs ef dtseoa;rat we're sstsncwi
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T,srEst t-T,crc Is a good deal Of truth,
perhaps in the following rsanarks Of the Has
,rcp Advertiser. The editor. In commenting
On the resolutions of the late Ccnyentscn al
AuStin. says:
I'VE look upon that portion ~ the rcsolu.
items whieh would make void ali debts fer
ls4uos, rs a master strnke and a saving clause,
u viii pat sn end ~ dfink,ng quicker than
anything else WHY, shAt j. the state Of
things Howt Prem January 10 ltexemtss.
sscn dunk a, the eFvess5ss "a a credit. They
F9h Dp Fsgasss acsYlHt& Mhs do they 30
thsSf ~ieSsuss they only have saonr, oacr a
ysAt, ekea taeiF rrstss NFv ssh ~ thet I'M.
bar en- lek Refuse ttrta rryss,t. sn! sh,y
nssss aessis SO ~itsisat, Sac neaaSy thcy have
scsss. even ~ hay one auak lies aixaFd il
= 10 suppose that = isrsA Fess of the ,htaAxr.
aoaia haSr ueoes So bss = shese qszsa ~
&pps whsnessf Esasss Is sFtx4iss - ia.
aaisp
= 1he ~ss.SSsies ~ sr~as "a tas isssss ,sss
D. b ~ snsin katsFv n shta tsnayegsaee haa
ga shh Esass ths heres 81 tn assHas so So
81
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Important from FL Paso.

A gentleman in this city, says the Western
Texan, has received q letter from a friend at
Magofinsville, from which we arc permitted
to make the following extract:
1.-The Indians continue to give us much
trouble. No mans life is safe beyond the
sight Of his own dwelling. The Indians of
other countries may be very fine fellows. hat
l am convinced there is neither trust, truth
nor faith to be placed in the Indians who in
fest this part Of the frontier; the idea, that
they are "the monarchs Of the forest, " /" the
pristine sons Of nature" "the untainted lords
OF the wilderness" may do very we'll for ro-
nance, or for those ign0,ans, who were never
out OF the sight OF a brick wall aud who know
no more about an Indian, than a wolf knows
Of the national debt or q rattlesnakc of the
Egyptian language; but it is all fudge, they
arc nothing but a set of lazy, lousy thieves,
and all they care about doing is to steal, lie, beg
and kill.
The following occurrence took place at
Doaa Ana, Nov. 8, 1853. 1t is a very unfor.
tunate affair and will doubtless cause n great
deal OF misunderstanding between the whites
and reds. A party Of Sacramento Apachcs,
headed by their chief Cucntas Azulis Dlue-
Beads) arrived the other day at Dona Ana for
the purpose of making another treaty and
having a long talk with Major Backus, COM
mander at Fort Fillmore. A discharged SOL
dier had some days before stolen a horse from
a Mexican. Blue.Beads owned o fine mule
which the soldier Offered to take In exchange
for his horse. The chief, nothing suspecting,
" swopped," aud the soldier lcN for an UNI
known country. On tho 9th Nov. the owner
OF the horse was in the neighborhood % D..
AVA, waking inquiries about his stolen pro.
pcrty, when no found the animal in possession
OF an Indian. Presenting the Indian had
stolen him, he made q demand. The Indian
explained the way in which he came by the
animal and told the Mexican, that il he would
give him his mule again, he might willingly
take back his horse. The Mexican took In
dian and horse to the alcalde, who decided in
favor OF the Indian. The Indian then started
to his camp about 9 p. NJ. from bona Ana.
While on the way he was attacked by the
Mexicans and his friends, who murdered the
Indian, took tho horse and decamped for parts
unknown"
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UNITED STATES BALAScEs.--Thc National
lntelligencer, referring to the statement that is
going the rounds of the press, in regard to the
large amount of outstanding balances due the
United States, said to amount to $l0l ,5s3, 900
makes the following explanatory remarks:
We had previously heard of this movement
as regards outstanding balances, and under
stand that the list includes everything remain
ing unsettled since the foundation OF the Gov
crnment under tho present Constitution of
lTs9. 1t is, however, not the first time the
subject has been brought to tho attention of
Congress, as various published official docu-
ments will show the list Of these outstanding
balances. A very large portion, We believe,
has been settled or compromised, and n large
amount released under the act passed many
years since for the relief OF i~nsolyent debtors
to the Government. The amount now reported
will, we presume, include all the official dcfaul.
tiers, against whom legal proceedings have
been instituted, and everything obtained that
IS likely To be recovered. Under these cir
cumstanees together with the death of pro.
badly the larger portion Of the debtors, we arc
afraid II may be called "a hopeless list :" still
1t Is quite right to see IL any of the parties arr
able TO walk up to the captains office and
settle"
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BaSxNu.-we hope the press Of the State
viii resume this subject sealouSls, and urge
upon the ensuing legislature the necessity oi
the rcpcal ot the absurd constitutional PRO.
hibit!ons sgsinst banking, THIS hes, interests
of the country demand Il. We believe 4 large
majority II the press arr ia hyeP of remoya al
cf thc restrictions. aud We hope there will hc
rs further delay aud ,rilliaK IN the premises.
hHI that an sst he BASED and the subject im.
mediassly submitted 10 the popular yoicr. \
sAfv and junlieious banking law woatl be sa,.
tanned 10 a uasn IN thss senatorial district. and
We hops AeSsFp. ttryss and fhtvp viii nOs
CAL 10 move IN the ssAtset specify AaisSsr.
80 TFfAssN
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Am StANrar fssfVEE@ursytNa et ruf
WgSssz CAveNteS@Tha AIslt@ssssss have
msaie arrangements fg a sntses ~ ~isrsurvs oa
slavery, ~ Ngw ieFk. 10 lass al aintss. The
hrpt crsasaeHfss oa the eyvuies % the lsth
inst a. iiSasiNsy r~stssnac8a II viii le Dc
hvytrd by ~ SsaAseF ilsh, ~ New llApap.
shirv The Hsxt - the ssxaseQ ~ lhs sagh
VII ts DELIVERED ~ ths lloa iaaa q .Aif.xy
shsu JesAga T. Ustlfsks. ,bza Rev lleafs
WaFd lseseAss, Rev f8r.ssstv Parker. New
sha tAdiVN kssFh WsAAo fsaep~a Wm lA,d
,sssgss@s iiasacV sr4slxy. Iesa Jss, ghss
sseess, ap8 eshefS fSyes< FsassasS ssrse 81
The hsAst Atsh4&Asssa sf the Nssth ss1
ta1fS = 80 Aasas shss wNg agss ~sS ssss
N skse ~FFgx Sal ssss wNsrsSsN are
psvss tNsa ssss : ~ sA~ ysxe
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EoAssti MstNsa-A paragraph has late.
Fsgs II sh4 c,siasry. to tie sarxs, that Rssss a
J Walksf, Nhsa he ss> sAasntsd Is i4ps
tsRt isttve 50 thx thsaa FassStsu, hsa Asswn
nssa The Tsvasssy q che tessesi States bs
e3tht ~ Bias thaaseAaes 3ssasN sel shAi tbs
sata hsd ssses eaapd IA cay ssl a hs yss At
aTAn thts SsSme - ~ "a egr,sSSpks aa
PFvs&ssN A. Ne SS-a~ 80 8sa nesa he Auaef,
Nsa fanse sbsSs
iegssessS< iaat ss-Asy nssssAS~ss Fsss ea
80 az sstss Ak-~sa sA4s sesstss, ~ s.ass g. say
thai eo sassAy &sstR@Nsng ~ - a. b tssea
W. MeAss peeeegse f&A t@sA sets ~ gei.
tel StAte3 E40ka4yy. ~ 4s~-4et ~ haA stss~ q
So hs eussl. wAsa bassu4aE h aVeqs he
setS4sA
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c4y" Reader, for seven long months We have
toilcd almost night and day for your benefit.
We have cndearored to discharge our duties
commensurate with our abilities. We have
labored mentally and physically with tho hope
of interesting your minds and gratifyin ing your
tastes. Whether wS have succeeded or not
remains for you to say. Owing to circumstan-
ees over which we have no control, we must
now inform you that this is the last paper we
shall publish--Mis year.
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sSy- Gen. p. T. Smith and Glen. lIarns,
are in San Antonio, in good health and spirits

MR. GLASS REsIosarIoS.-Thc last Victoria
Advocate says: We were mistaken in say.
ing, last week. that Mr.. Glass resignation
would take effect from the Is, Of January. we
should have said February.
Mr.. Glass has given this timely notice, TO
give candidates for the office Of Dis,rie, At,or.
nay a fair chance to pressn, their claims before
the people, previeus 10 an election.
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Ars~a a. sAr}yA ~ Ss@ Yssk svesat,y Sc
ysassd sass Fswsta@E ssaF9y ~ ka Ssfae
ssst sssa3s. zen A3ss,rss k% sv3sc& IN an~l %
nessssoa rsFFeseA sa<4@sse ettsAWs o. sAs
Assss@sa hsA Ss~ssty. siWsvw - ~ Assss~
scNn sker4 - ake6Neass4sasss - tav<xa SECS
aOaA kltHea he shs As1svscsa liAAs Ms
sssssy S~<tssy. and 49, go Sc istfsff sd
t4esi sRsrstfm u 49,
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icy" Our honest little Carrier being entire
ly too much of n gentleman TO offer his New
Years Address on the Sabbath day, requests
us to notify the public TO be prepared for him
bright and carly on Monday morning, when
he will present his compliments to all who are
disposed to encourage industry.
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90" Oar representative, s.. II. Dardcn, Esq,
arrived home, from the Capitol, last Friday, to
spend the holidays with his family and friends.
Our friend informs us that the Legislature will
in all probability, make a liberal donation of
lands 10 our local Railroads, and that a bill.
setting apart a handsome sum of money for
the purpose of establishing a general school
system throughout the State, will, no doubt,
pass the Legislature. He thinks il doubtful,
however, that the constitutional majority can
bc obtained ler the purpose of submitting the
Constitution 10 the voters of the State for ro-
vision or amendment. That our present Con-
stitution requires many changes, 40 one will
pretend 10 deny and If we are me-, mistskets,
the greater portion of the members composing
the present Legislature, made this one cC their
elccticnecring themes during the recent cleo
ton; but whether they did or not, we believe
that there is = majority Of the people of the
State in favor Of a change, and we sincerely
hope that our Legislators viii hot ie 81 un-
rharitable-So a~nti.dcinceratic a. not 10 give
them an opportunity Of carr, ing out their
WISHES aud views through the ballot Los.-
Norv anon
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SAns> 4. scaIas,
NAAIiR ~
GROCERIES and
cSsxss ssssfa t.sAsA, sxss.

81 GANf ses 90 As4 ssi "a n.zasssa, ,sg~
q th H&s ~
fh@ sF@s 1879 Ssb B2s~N rxsA. iazA
sees~ ANA AgEAs ss4 Teaet N.
- tAt% ~sN NAsA Ssas saz we1ssss
NstN tseAe4~ tF,sa Fsssts tf4 nstsvssM4
FfssN F&aAaA g~aszss. NAksass EseaEeA gsx
49, hA ss8 a. knk - Ivzs&.as ssa N ks~s
sAsEkH "a eset sAst NaAs ssaast sses - >
- sNAEqes Nsser@s 50 iSskscs ssse. ~ -
~ttA ~ - 80 - gssess ssrsees
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s4s- Another ball took place last Tuesday
night. We were not present but learn that ii
WAS we'll attended, aud everything passed of
pleasantly and agreeably. keep these balls
in motion" say we, The holidays arc not orer
With yet,
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R8- We have been requested TO state that
DIR. L. NJ. Lyle will deliver an address, before
the Gonzales I.yccum, in the Courthouse, on
Wednesday night next.
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esY- The Indians. il would seem, arc get
ting more bold in their marauding expeditions
than they have been of late years. Tho San
Antonio Ledger says that a party were lately
within some twenty miles of that city.
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edy- Oh! Yes! An election for lefty IN
TIERS" 10 serve the ensuing year, will take
place on Monday week, the 9th January
See advertisement.
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~ We are pleased TO learn that under
the new mail arrangement, we will DC entitled
TO two mails per week from Austin. The
Stage will its scmi-wcckly trips
next week.
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MEDICINES

Quinino, Calomcl, tpstor oil No. 8, Laudanum,
Mustang Linament, Pain Killer, Jayncs' Medicines
OF several kinds, Sarsaparila, British, Sweet, Lin.
seed aud Lamp Oil, Turpcntinc, White aud Black
Lead, Glass. Putty, and a great variety of other ar
ticles too numerous To mention, all of which we offer
for sale ut moderate and steady prices.
Call in and examine for yourselves.
Gonzales, December 81, 1883
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t5 The political complexion of the pre-.
sent Congress of tho United States will stand
as Observation-Disclosures, 90; Wings,
81; vacancies, 5-lIonsc--Democrats I59;
Wings, II; A.b~olitionists. 4.
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lly- Persons DESTROYS of hiring negroes mr.,
referred to the advertisement of w. ii. Stew
art, Esq, In another column.
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Ca. RxS1sSs iss4eSv LII = sssse8 iAst
III hsasaas hsssesy - sAssss yvass ssssa
~ - the issea States t-sospsnsssrt wa ~
rssss8 ffess lbs Yssss ss.Ns tA0 rs - Ass
Hsxt n~ sEA 50 ~ essar~sNa u tie sss
u a. ~. - 49,
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eas- The New Orleans, Opcleusas and Great
Western Railroad was opened ON tho Sd inst,
for the accommodation of the public. A pass
engcr train leaves the city twice every day
regularly. The road will soon be completed
as far rs Bayou Lafourche.
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Negroes to Hire.
Rare Opportunity for Emigrants :!
FOR SALE or RENT

IA SNAIL fARM 90 the 6uadsla,.c river con.
IA taioing a well fenced field Of aloat si,ty acrvs
Ia cultivation. anil a new sa,,a,aailal dsclliag hsssc
kischCp. ~s,shles, CRIB sud cotton honsc. aud ltpn,
- to 80 acres ct hasi ~siplnlag thereto. ~ lr,nl
ins es the sVsT aHi ts4ar % heSi tate qeaEty -
fh'a y sd@1tt@i oa al hsedS ~ selar aasoags, ,hs
eesR sot,oa aai eeza &u1s Oh The nses, sHd s.
s'~iSi , Nssses tfsa the tosW % tscaaaks AMI AL
F4ss hsep Wkpss s1ts. les gag,her usas,x al ,ss an.
81 - 4. shgtss, Sseud al t~t,asalcA 80 sea ~
HSsat~@ - SftriikN MlNur
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Notice.

sYsHE late firm OF Matthews 4 Wills having been
= dissolved by the Withdrawal Of VIM. A. Mat
thevs, 10 take effect January LIST, 1884, notice is
hereby given TO all persons indebted to Us, by note
or account, TO come forward Immediately and settle
the same with ID. Willis.
(Signed) WIN. A. MATTHEW'S.
(Signed) ID. WILLIS.
Gonzales, December 80, '53.
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PUBLIC SALE.


III in-town Lots, and 22 out Lots,
Terms of Salo--onc.,hinl casl,. nnd tho ho,anc,
III one ana two years bearing ten per cent, per all.
mum Interest.
The Hotel Is a beautiful aud durable two story
brick building of the very hcs, materials, Irnn,inp
ao feet ON the Public Square, and from the entrance
,o the hack oil the dining room l. SO feet, contain.
ing eighteen spacious rooms. besides a large nas.
sage above and below, aod u dining room tf(y feet
long ami twcn,r-one vide. Tile whole lnilding X
Fneicd With the tcst ni tia, aud contains lively, firc
places For beauty, CouNeuiepce and durability
This establishment IS not surpassed hy any In tho
State, and tclng the pBls 1sVern in The town. com.
niands a. mncli patronage a. aRy Landlord ~il sp,
eblc to attend go.
Tn the Hotel therc teiare< a fine Stabin. which
VIII shelter. Ia separate stalls. FORTY horses. wiih
spare atspse Tor > large sanily OF cora and fodder.
The Hc;el has contiguous a isrge and rich gar.
den. -
Each at The tnlats have "a feet hcn, and arc IA
tcct dsvls fwVUt thrm ftpat ua the lablic sauars
tine sfont ea tbs stFvct iaatpe fr,m Iscek s,sr,
tesaris The Jsd. sad fat ssSast an Market a,esss
hAtve ~ thv ogi hss iscHt Watfr s,rett un De-
roe ssie and thc Ncgthe1u Ateauo 90 th~ oshet
tsp ~ We sasst rsbfe ~shosveEhsases lhf1arh sAo
so~n These sssss ps5shsr susa e. rs !as t.sixe
Tee "thst chassH eva h,s Hunstsr rem ~ H. 81 4,
rNlsiye ~ kaags Z has ~ Water sirext.
NsFAtas Utaeg teps agfsSha ~ - n4i anA E.t
" fa#-s pfesst eitsa ~ thsh &tsb ~ se ss.fs.ttst
fhe parvAsssss osp sxesfe rs tsssisss - ~ ssytA
= hs.tsssaeshs ~ tss 80 H. pfufzst, pasesnsA "a
esAgs seagSscA ~Subs
WHEY y. t,sftaSS
f-E~aetIa H. a 49,
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icy The Advertiser says the Court-H House
and Jail now in course of erection at Bastrop,
will bc a fine, commodious structure. when fin.
ished aud the work promises to be speedily
completed.
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To EAicRASrs-Thosc persons now emigra-
ting to Gonzales, nrc referred to S. Minot's
advertisement in another column. He offers
for sale n valuable tract Of land.
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School Notice.

School Notice.
buRISG my absence, the books and accounts
- OF the Gonzales College win be found In the
hands of the Treasurer, ,ir. ID. S. ii. Darst. All
those indebted for tuition are requested to come
forward and settle the same with him immediately.
II. EGGLESTON,
Dcc. 81, iSo3-u Collector.
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ES" We learn from The Express that tho
citizens of Caldwell county, met In Lockhart,
on the twenty eighth ultimo, for the purpose
of forming a County Agricultural Society, AJAX.
Hilary TO tmat oS the State.
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Ladies and Gents. Saddles, Brides, MnrtingaIcs,
Girths, Stirrups and feathers, Whips of every kind,
Croupcrs, Carpet and Saddle Bags, Valiccs, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbands.
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Election Notice.
a. election for Mayor aud four Aldermen, to
"A serve the ensning year, will be held in the
court house on Monday, the 9th day of January,
1854, under the usual regulations governing said
ID. y. II. DANST, Mayor,
i. CliENAULT,
w. IL. STEWART, .n
Is. II. PECK, Auer'"eh'
A. JONES,
Gonzales, Dee. 81, is53-2t
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s1y- Sec notice Of sale Of cattle and horses
III another column.
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We received the Inaugural address and
Message Of Gov. Pcasc by last nights mail
They shall appear next week.
No news OF Importance from the Icgis.
laturc.
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ssD- No mail last night. Where is Msjo,
Scotty r.
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On the ed insa, by De Rev. J. III. Stribnag,
Ma ". 7. HAnoS 10 Mn MARY J. HAMPTON, ali
Of this county. 81 y
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noNtAIes AueAp,-SSSSral vi oar neigh.
hOrs AtsvV bcon making a rrca, 'mussr lately
over souic mu,ss,cr productions of the sod
we SAYS = 4y hpt ~ this fact through car
c%olupans not lsaS .lacc. sua oar tsmias
'r3ctds. ,lcscytaiusa not Go te esatacns, i.ams.
i}A,sty weus TO digging. . and ras s<ta IA
the frtts ~ theiF htcs The trsi Ne have
70 rsNrd u = tusula rsvsen,ei ~ hy NJ \
e. ltdL sal grown ia tae eArfsn 81 Mr. James
NAavu. "A sandy reFk. Isaeh Creek, whka
w shsl when pallei. sSsAsssn yss18. ssu'
essuged 1es fsf IA siesumSFsssce, This
As y ass. us ss saay e~esnpasSa 70
sps be ha,i gatsrry4 NJ. llHi Also grrsh
80 ~ weh ssskhes susnsp seA tee ts~ss
es Ia NJ - ssphsss gssaes shsse sa{se
ss ths @ uhss s0FulS svsEac8 Ss~
- ts t~sss "a ESD . AstG snl The
Abet Sass sfs3A gh1s wfn ~ So as tvs
ot y sAe NNe~s Aessssss csa FsTa.sg
ss,ise0s ssss saa ~ sAsse wsa nsse -
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Nstsnyp wtNao Atsegieaa Scxrvs Mssw ~
NJ sAssi Nstse aal > Asa ~ E~ossses~ a-4S
harris hisA stsg ~ tie kzvsstl soA .rsshee "a ~
asN@ t~@ sass Ntfs msfts "a tAs "a sh ssa
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Administrators Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Administrators Notice.
TsHE County Court of Gonzales county having on
\ the 29th day of November, A. ID. 1883, appoin.
ted mo Administratrix Of tho Estate of William
House, deceased, all persons having claims against
said estate must presen, the same TO me within the
time prescribed by law, and debtors must make
immediate payment.
ESTHER CLARK,
Administrative of the estate of Vim. House, deed.
December 81, lS53-6w
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q FTER the first of january, / shall have ms.
"a sociated myself with MIR. Nelson of this
place, for the purpose Of carrying on a gene.
raj Auction and Commission business. Mt Can.
tain Mathews old stand, on the corner of St
james street. Liberal advances will be made
on all descriptions of merchandise.
Truly thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me, ! trust that moth
ing shall be spared TO merit n continuance of
the same in our new line of business.
Dec. "a, 1868. j. GIlCHARD
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Attorney & Counsellor ~ Law.
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~ Somewhat short" this week. Prin-
tiers, like other ~,nortals, must have q chance
to throw themselves away ON Christmas.
We had secured the'scrvicc Of an extra hand
in order that our young mcn--who have faith.
fully performed their duties might have holi.
day, but he only worked ono day, and then
got most 'glorious,y tight" and ran,osfd.
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TO Hire.

SNok the ensuing year, an active servant girl
one that understands cooking, washing and
ironing-for which liberal wages will be paid. For
further particulars apply ut this office.
Gonzales, December "a, ls53-tf