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ON TRUTH,sPEAKING. ag
TExr.-Behold the name! he spake the truth,
Hee's greater thin kynge.

TExT.-Behold the mannel he spake the truth,
Hee's greater thin , kynge.
My HEARERS; ! will till truth;
There is not one among five thousand Of
you who,has the moral holiness to tell the
honest, wholesome, salutary truth on all
occasions. Your plucks are too soft and
you haven't grit enough in your gizzard
todo it. Showme the brother biped who
harpored the will, and possessed the cour.
age, to come boldly forward and defend
the Veritable-t though he butt his head
against that same old post, Puplic Opt.
nion and will show you man who is
greater than a king. although he might
fall a little short in physical magnitude; /;
for greatness, you know, my friends,
,loesrn't depend upon the weight and
bulk Of tho corpus, dut upon the depth of
the mind, strength Of the brain, dispo
sition to do the clean thing at all time,
and to speak the whole truth, undptewed
by the fear, and unswayed by favor.
All THAT constitutes greatness, and moth
ing else otherwise a rhnoceros, or a
bug, is greater thana man.
My friends: wonder il | couldn't, by
gentle persuason-and not by snch M
PULSES as are administered to contrary
cattle,-cause You more generally to pro.
claim the truth, and briug blush upon
the cheek Of the arch-enemy of man.
kind. if it is possible thata glow Of shame
can make itself visible upon the counten-
ance Of a black rascal like him. The
devil and |, my brethren, are sworn en-.
emies. We have been so ever since he
put me up (when | was boy) to hook
lug watermelons from a neighboriug
patch, for the fun and glory Of the thing,
Now If there is any glory in being held
fast BY the bnllylog, AND by the seat Of
ones tronsers, till Mr. Proprietor comes
along and RELEASES THE oANNE--why'
then, oil Fix 'em may hold his hat to,
catch my compliments, But he lied,
and he knew it; he is a liar from the be.
ginning anl lam not afraid to tell him
soto his lace. | shan't fight him, though;
for when | fight. ! fight no one but a
gentleman -and III see HIM clol-ntted
first, This ancient Nicholas being an
engmy Of mine, | suppose | am to love
him ii a drgrce bnt that degree isIvery
small. | can assure You. lwish him well
enOugh--bettgr, no boubt than he wishes
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Geronimo Luian :" '''"'''y'
Third Judicial District Court Of the United States,
for the Territory of New Mexico, County Of
Dcha INA. May Term, 1853
Now at this day comes this petitioner by her
Attorney, and files her petition in this Court 1t
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant 10 this bill is not resident Of this Terri
tory. It is, on motion of said plaintiff ordered by
the Court that said defendant be notified by publ
cation according to law Of this order, that SAID
ploinliT has instituted in ihe District Court of the
u tied States for the Third Judicial District of the
Territory Of New Mexico, an action the object OF
which is TO obtain divorce from the bonds Of
matrmony and that unless he the said Luian be
and appear on the first day Of the next term of SAID
court, 10 he begun and held at the town of La.
Cruises. in the county Of D NJ Ana, on the third
Monday OF November next and on or before the
third day thereof answer the petition of sad pain
tiff 6aI decree will be de against said defen'
dant. A true copy.
FRA J. THOMAS,
NJ F Tuley Solicitor. Clerk.
Aug g. ~
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SHORT PATENT SERMONS.


IN LUCK. r.. ..
TEXT There. Is no luck at all for me,
However mnh strive;
Upon mysoul, | think am
Tn unlucklesl man alive
Ny, HEARERS. We are all children of
chance sonlt of us are kindly favored Of
forum ; some seem to be the victims Of
fate; alpl mhc,,. neither the one thing nor
the othtr- Knocked about from pillar to
post, y III here stryak oi fat luck, and
iher. II str. ak Of tn laan2st kinl But,
hrsthorn, every IN ot us is lucky in one
respect: that > n : gttting nto this living
auI breathing worli. Onr beIng born
/. IN, tha result u accident. after all,
philo,o, hze a. you nayunn the snbleet.
What ginyous ascape have We made
from remaining for ever in the womb Of
nnn nifty! Ltt lis congratulate one anu
th,r. th,n that VIZ havt the lot OF living,
and havng a b iny non this terraque-
ous globe.
Nv trtn b. many Of you imagine that
,ou are born 10 ll-luck, and seem to strive
ynnr pr,tt est to losttr your ridiculous
fanci.s s You " i have it that others
rcal richer harv ISIS from the fields OF
ehaue. than yourselves. that, when it
rains ban porridge' your dishes are al.
ways bottom upwarls-when it SHOWS
Gynesec -four. the wind blows it to your
neighbors door--and when it halls hull
led corn You have nomilk to eat itwith.
You find pistareen in the street: just
my luckr exclaim, as you pocket the dis.
appointntnt-'ii anybody else had found
it, it wonld have beena quarter. sure.
II Won feel for maknife inthe dark, among
u beck of knives ana forks, yon are sur.
tain to get hold ola fork. Whateveryou
do, and wherever YIN 60, everything
works against you, according to your
thinking; but, III accordance with my
humble opinion. you work against things
mere than fhnt i8hr agq'n-l You.
Ymh AbhrilnNlsihtp fiaksq 'qiaH Non
thuk to thr gW'rlanga Iht mal' who
pvttnnsltehav tb lamF-lHstr rmgy.
ed hrau,c they ntfslrJs With hlp n
his npgmtnal periai3alatnns, itmsglerF'
h.nlseIf u tilno3'iklnskg W. might
have been so,ptif poor lainlrgssls hal
more reason to couTla'n 90 hard rtihs
than himself. ~ ial y a09' all y
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HANDSOME REWARD

AVE blanket. Two strings of pepper. one almo
| of b.anv ono ,i,t NJ yhslev and one roll
of tobacco.--lhls will be given TO any person that
w present more partial alcaldp than we have
IN La. Vegas or in other words bigger fool
H T4t .t C. W KITCHEN.
las Vegas. June %, 1853 --iwt
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LOOK HER Ell!

TIE lrt$ $oo. who have taken hpohs from nv
Store nj u ne aissi ~, are requested 10 return
them IS soou as convenient. The pari ular alen-
ilnn of ,,ool us called 10 This notice, and they
70 rp1uu,tal 10 imnel iely return Graham's Mag
azinc Of January and Fehrna,i 1853
JAS Z. SABINE.
Aug S-tf
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
SANTA Fe, N. NJ.
J. NJ. HUNT, PROPRIETOR.

Do,RDlNG by day, week, or month: lr con
} oecllon with the above h use is "a hne Stable
aod corral, also Bowling Alley, and Billiard
Tables :.
The tablets always well supplied with the best
that the markets afford
Santa Fe, May II, lS55,-3m4s
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TERMS.

WEEKLY. 81 so a year, payable invariably in
ADVANCE. siugle ropies II 10 cents. ADVERTISE
mcnts, 81 Oh per square Of ten lines for the first
Insertion. and Scots. for every subsequent insertion.
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United States of America.
Territory Of New Mexico, 1
First judicial district.
Santiago, L. Hubbell !.
vs. In chancerY
Sylvester c. Florence

sylvester Z. Florence
This day came the said plaintiff by his attor-
ney, and il appearing t the satisfaction Of the
court, that the said defendant, Sylvester c
Florence is not resident Of the Terri
tory Of New uexlco, but resides beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be executed upon him, II is therefore o.
dered by the court that he enter his appearance
hereto on or before the first day Of the next term
Of this court to he begun and held at the court
house IN the city Of Santa Fe, on the third Monday
of >eptember next, nd plead, answer, or demur to
complanant's bill, or decree pro confesso will
be ken ag inst him. It is further ordered that
publication be made of this order according to
law.
A true copy Of the order made in the above
C use al the June term Of said court AD lS53.
Witness my hand and seal Of SAID court this lst
day of July, A. d. 1883
Avs R,H T0MPKINS, clerk
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Praise, when judiciously bestowed,
tends to encourage every one in the pur.
suit Of excellence. ai8 iAai aa
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United States Of America.
Territory Of New Mexico "
FIRST Judicial District. y tN eNI
Francis Thomas saoWiet HGo ti Fl
VS. In ehancery ii o su
Isidor Hochst die J .fe
THIS lay came the SAID plaintiff by his attorney,
and il apleadag to the satisfaction Of the court,
that the $ u defendant is not resident Of the Ter
Vitoyy Of New Mexico, but resides beyoRd the
limits thereof. so tnat the ordinary process OF law
cannot be executed upon hin, 1t is therefore or
dered by the court that he enter his appear nee
hereto on OF before the first day OF the next term
Of this court 10 begun and held at the court house
il the city NJ Santa Fe on the third Monday OF
September next. and pi%ade answer, or delnur 10
the complainah's bill. or decree pro confesso
viii b. taken against hin, Il is further ordered.
that pobl alton be made Of this order ccorllng
tu law N I4hiA f 81 ejI
A true cory of the order made in the above
cansc Al thc June term Of SAID cout A. D 1858
Witness nv hani and seal Of said court, this LIST
1--WE R.H. go1PKINS. cls5a.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,

IN WASHINGTON. D c.
TTNiE undersigned offers his services IN 'hs
n,o.eroilon of claims before Congress nd
the sfye Al Departments, and for lhe TRANSACTION
- ony business requiring attention at the plto''
pst.ous having business with the Patent lndi n,
7 a,d a, p.ns,on Offices, or any OF the Depart
mpnis Of the Government, or In 'he supreme
Can't Of the United States, may rely on prompt
and faithful attention 10 their interests
rn;oviny AN excessive foreign acquaintance.
,,,,ii 9n9,er,ake and be responsible for The safe
,rsnsmi.s,on Of Stocks, or Mouey.to any portion
of Eu,opp aad attention will be paid 10 the col
lection I 10 egn claims. i,
Corre.noudents will be furnished with special
IS in whatever State they may reside, and
in tbe promnen, cities Of Europe.
:" JOS. C. G. KENNEDY,
Office on H Street. beweenNimlh and Tenth.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
L.. u, WASHINGTON.
Hon. John W. Marry, Mayor. H..-.
poron Won Gerot, Pr,lssan Minister
Henri Bosch peocer, Belgium Minister
Grn Winfield Scott
Gales & eaton.
Corcoran Biggs. Bankers.
Shnbb. Scbenk, & Co., Bankers
Celdrn. Wrthers,& & Co., Bankers. .,.
Joseph Henry, LII D I
LONDON.
.Joscph R. Iugersol, American Minister
Tie Prlssian Munster
Lieut. Col Sykes, East india Co,
Joseph Hume. NJ ?. E
Ao Fpuhianqe, Boa'd of Trade, .
,as,n Chadwick, B AID OF Health
Georg- Peabody Banker.
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~ liam Ryes d.. Fluge
rh.,d S,v BERLIN
N Ne io,,ues Hlt Balon Hunbodt
NJ C..,,v NJ Deterlcl
l,, tafa,.ne M p,of Won Raumei
Livingston W2lls Il 70. HAVRE
Lor Draper
J,ly ?, lS5s.-6w
gI,aE undersigned bcgs leave to inform MS tr'eoo'
and the pnbilc generally, that ne IS prepared
10 no all kinds of cabinet ami carpenters woiN Oil
the most easonabIe terms. Shop, two doors above
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The following communication was on Wednesday last
laid before Congress by the President Of the United
States sol.
WAsHlscros, JAM Is, 1889
To The Senate and House Of Representatives Of ne United
States.
have the honor herewith to transmit a report from
the Secretary OF the Interior, from which IT appears that
the efforts OF that department 10 induce the Indians
naming Florida TO migrate 10 the country assigned 10
their tribe west OF the Mississippi have been entirely
successful. The only alternative that now remains is
either to compel them by force 10 comply with the treaty
made with the tribe in May 1892 by which they agreed
migrate within three years from that date, or 10 allow
the arrangement made with them 10 1872 referred 10 10
the Secresys report by which they were to remain in
the temporary occupancy OF portion OF the peninsula
until the government should see h' TO remove them, TO
continue
fl cannot be denied tina, the Withholding Of so large
portion of her territory from settlement serious injury
TO the State of Florida and although ever since The ar
rangement above referred to the Indians have manifested
desire TO at peace with the whites, the presence
OF a people who may al any time, and upon any real
fanced provocaloD, be driven to acs OF hostility rs
OF constant anxiety and alarm to The inhabitants
on that border.
There can be no doubt ALSO that the welfare of the
Indians would be promoted by their removal from ter
riioy where frequent collisions between them and Their
more powerful Deighbors ATE daily becoming more ~
evi,able
On the other hand there is every to believe That
any manifestations OF design 10 remove Them by ioice'
10 take possession OF the territory allotted 10 mem,
would be Immediately re,aiaed by acts OF cruelty on 'he
deienceless Inhabitants.
The number OF Indians now remaining ~ 'ne o'ae rs
il il rue yery incopsiderable mot exceeding, IS be-
Ieved Ave hundred D but owing TO the great extent OF
the country occupied by thtm and s adaptation TO their
pecuar mode of warfare, force very dspropotoned to
their numbers would be necessary 10 capture or erpe
them or even to protect the white settlements from their
ipcnrsions The military force now stationed in that
state would be inadequate to these Objects and If it
should be determined enforce their removal to
yey the territory allotted to them, some addition to il
would be necessary, as the government has bHt email
force available for that service Additional appropra-
tons for the support Of the army would also in that
event be necessary.
For these reasons, have deemed il proper TO submit
may deem best
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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mat any ae OF extorion has been committed either with
persons OF classes. la word, we have acted la a
nef mol unworthy OF your confidence. You yourselves
nave very many times expressed your satisfaction This
point.
Every time that the hopes OF the government have been
frustrated, has returned 10 you the ounlainh head OF
lis authoniy and the arbiter OF the fortunes OF the
country Now that the conAagraon Of The republic is
nalciously exaggerated, sufficient resources would in
onei period Of Time, remedy The evil To apply these is
Inc uuy OF TIE executive 10 il for not doing
firmly bound
Although the hours OF the day and night do not suffice
70 crown The efforts OF those who light and shed their
Dlood ior The institutions which all swear TO defend
and cause TO be defended, the ministry will, before
weeks. submit propositions, designed 10 resolve eternal
dn, uiiies oil the highest importance.
me foregoing expose OF the abors Of the executive APP
pears az present TO be desired by the situation OF the
Try We see the social body in the convulsions of social
war and u is not proper, under such auspices Judge
OF men and OF things
Representatives OF The nation. the men holding rens
OF power, arc nothing when compared the country at
large Interpret It's sovereign will. The decision coming
from Inc law shall be the first uphold, as have
ever oeen, with The utmost constancy aud energy the
fret to repress rebellion Lei unite our efforts or our
interests are The same and may Providence save by
means OF yoq The country freed by Hidago and ltuIbide!
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Railroad to wheeling.

AL ameelng OF the members OF the Maryland legisa
ue, who attended the opening Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad to Wheeling, Virginia, the Hon. Hugh Ely, OF
Baltimore county, called TO the chair. and Dr. w
Duvall, of Prince Georges county, appointed
taTy.
On motion Of Mr.. Miller, of Baltimore city. commit
lee. consisting OF Messrs Miller, Parran, Longwell
Frazier, Ricketts, lone and Weathers, appointed by
The chair to draught resolutions expressive of the
OF the meeting with regard to the work whereupon the
following resolutions were reported, and unanimously
adopted
Resoiued, That have experienced the highest graft
hcaton in witnessing tho completion of this great work,
alike important TO the people OF Maryland and her sister
Siatesa means OF commercial intercourse and bond
of union.
Resolved That, in the opinion of this meeting the road
thus completed and opened is in every respect worthy OF
the confidence of the pubic and the SAFE expedi-
and comfortable channel Of communication between
The East and the Wesa work alike remarkable for the
excellence Of its construction its substantial and pema-
character, and its efficient mana cement
HUGH ELY, Chairman.
w. w. DuvALL, Secretary.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, January 22-y

BALTIMORE, January 22--p. IN.
Henry May, esq, OF this city, who OF the
commission appointed to investigate the Gardiner mines.
conradicts the rumor which has gained considerable
torety that the commission attacked by robbers
whilst in Mexico Nothing OF the kind occurred, hf.
Nav further says that is untrue about the commission.
or any member OF IT. having asserted that the Gardiner
mines were not foundtha the whole thing was hum
nug &c Each member OF the commission is bound TO
secrecy. and the result OF their Investigations CANNOT DC
known until promulgated officially Mr. May, am glad 10
and dangerous journey
It would SEEM from recent adyices from the South. that
we are likely 10 have another with the Florida In.
dams Billy Bowlegs at accounts had taken hostile
measures and declared against the whites. together
with his Whole tribe. would that his recent visit
the North did strike much into his warrior
heart.
Madame Anna Bishops opera troupe continues to draw
full houses at the Holiday There is evident i'm
provement in the entire corps.
Mr. Connolly, who died in your city few days ago,
was resident of Baltimore for many years, well aud ia
vorably known. He had charge Of one Of our public
schools for fifteen years more, and was esteemed
excellent teacher
There were sales yesterday in ALL of some IA, 900 bills
-four prior TO the steamers news being made public at
rs IS.
To-day the market is dull and unsettled Prices had
ecIned and lower figures would be TAKEN but no sales
have been made There were some offers Of IS Is.
The receipts and supply of grain very lght-sales small
red wheat, 10 a 10 cts white, ll6 1872 cts. White
corn, ST. yellow, SO Cts OATS 40 A cts Rye, "a Cts
Provisions and groceries unchanged Whiskey, 23i a
| 24t cts, in hhds and bbls
| The money market is very easy-discounts making
| freely at the usual rates
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New Granada, On country on earth has Nature been
OF population and protected and governed with The right
kind OF legislation il might become the Eden OF The
South American States.
These views, although briefly presented on the mine
raj and agricultural wealth OF the Isnmus, show 10 be
an object of great moment 10 any foreign power: Inc
tendency OF tue present legislative eaactments OF New
Grenada is the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the isihmus TO say
nothing of other provinces and the nation 10 whose
protection may fall especially il ibe enerprslhg ma
ton, never have to regret the defence u may
render II ever Cuba should come under American laws
the isthmus will assume 10 American commerce two
told importance by increasing the value oil It's inherent
wealth Such movement is not only Desirable Out more
than probable-such movement, IT may not he MIRA 10
atirm would confer a boon millions Of individuals
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Mrs. MOwatt.

In the character OF Rosalnd this fascinating and accom-.
pished actress achieved another signal triumph on
Saturday evening Mrs. Mowatrs conception OF Rosa
lind perfect and her representation OF II nnequaed
by anything we have Herself woman Of
genius of SURPRISING beauty and nmtable grace. she
pictures in her person all the lovelness of the beau
dfu creation Of Shakspeares fancy. Her voice is ex-
qul,,e, and her recitation uniformly correct Taken
all in all, do no, doubt that Mrs Mowau is the frs,
actress on the stage So far, her engagement in
Washington has been sgnay successful, and do not
apprehend any abatement in the Interest and admiration
excited by her acting Tomorrow evening she appears
in IN. rhararter nj Adyierne the Actress
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To lie Editor Of he Union .

With "Salt Walter" am glad TO see that Congress
and the country feeling little concern as 10 our
naval Establishments and congratulate its officers it is
So But cannot allow his article 10 go unanswered,
particularly truth compels to curta somewhat his
wholesale assertions of the greater part OF their fair
proportions. He saysthere are "sIsErY OFFICERS NOW
EscAoxp ON THE COAST SURVEY THIS CITY" What
abomiAaton il true and what pity is not true for
the sake and integrity OF his statistics The facts arc
regards the coast survey, his nney officers" sink
bu, FIFTY SEVEN ALL GRADES THE FIRST OF JAN
VARY, 1885, out OF that number there are but SIXTEEN
and TWENTY FIVE PASSED MIpsHpMEs all of
whom, save SIX LIEUrEsAsTs and MIDsBp-
MEN, (vho employed getting up their summers work
at the ofce,) are now actually doing what ! fear your
correspondent has not done for long tme-"snung the
ocean breeze II this attack aimed at the coast
survey II falls short of its mark the character and
sea services Of the officers this duty will bear con.
uasling with that OF any of their brother officers As
70 the Observatory, it will take OF itself Mr.
Maury, ITS distinguished head is abundany able to de-
lend II epen against "Salt Water" should he appear
(Which there is a little doubt of Simon Pure
TAR
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Mr.. Dempster,s Musical soiree.

By reference the advertisement in another column il
will be seen that MIR. Dempser, who has won high
reputation ballad singer proposes TO give musical
soree at Carusrs, on Monday evening next The an
nouncement will doubtless fill the saloon, and the audi.
tory will assuredy be highly gratifed In his peculiar
musical walk Nh Dempsier has no equal in the country.
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CARDThe s,'enon OF the sdis. and gentlemen Of Wash
II general respectfully invited 70 the
which will take place on
Monday, Instant O'Clock at our suction room,
of 9Th sad Pennsyvsns svepne,
VIII he added 20 the sale Aoe piushcoversd sci o
lounge, CASTOR n $40
psr,or chairs further psrcus sdyssrme"
'' $500 1880 - ~ GREEN h SCOTT,
AuedonesN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Saiiing Of ths Pacific, &c.

Sailing Of the Pacific, &c.
New York, Jan 22-The steamer Pacific sailed to-day
for Liverpool, with fifty six passengers-no specie Among
her passengers the Hon. Caleb Lyon, OF New York also,
Judge James, of Pennsylvania, United States consul at
Alexandria, in Egypt
The ship ST. George, from Liverpool for New York,
which burnt the 24th Dec is valued, with
her cargo 500 900, which there is large Insurance.
in the New York offices.