davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

Of England placed BY the menacing and
attitude recently assumed and still maintained in dsG
Of existing treaties by the Emperor Of Russia towards
ally the Sultan Of Turkey.
And We respectfully request your Lerdshp, inHu
entail member Of the British governu emit to take such
decisive and immediate measures shall lead to the
evacuation of the Danuban Pncpates, to the full in
Identification Of the Sultan for the aimed by
the late invasion OF his territories and his future security
against the of such act of aggression
unanimously.
The proceedings terminated with vote Of thanks to the
MaVor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

CoPkNIIAGES, Oct l, 1908.
The distinguished Norwegian of letters and states
man. state Councillor Herman Foss late Chief OF the Ma
inc Department. has just expired in his sixty third year
Professor UDger Is lecturing Sh lkspeare and 1t
remarkable coincidence that public lectures at
has moment given the great bard in two northern uni
neutrality-suspicious. and Christiania.
Tho cholera is rapidly subsding in Chrstians On the
9Th there only tweHty five cases and seventeen
deaths; total ass deaths, out Of q 274 attacked
The present Danish constitution allowing liberty Of oea-
scjeoce The small lomsnist party In Copenhagen lss o
iate ultie ny t1rrt' 70 extend ~ Roct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

isAlh-4 NENSPAPfk hEtDhlo.
There "a nothing definite from Constantinople.
Letters Of the 18th u report the prevalence Of very
warlke feeling
The Paris PGtrc semioficslly conrsdicts the state.
men that the Sultan signed declaration Of war the
27tn ut The council merely resolved that no more con
cesscns could be made and that the prera .ons for
must be carried on with increased energy
The cholera committing greater raysges than ever
among the Russians on the Danube.
Before the Car left omutz he sent % courier 10 st
Petersburg with order for the raising Of levy or
troops,
FRENCH TEoors READY TO EMgAkx FOX TURKEY.
Paris letter w1iter- continue to assert that F,c,ch
fofce nov msgnided into 30 60 strong Is hid n rsd
asg p cn,tdrt fw C0paoriiropte. According - the
lctieg y...er - .l2- al 4 these ". psfsj W.1
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

Arrival = . 49,

New Yoxk, Oct o.--The Cenard stcssper
Arabia has arrived herc, bripeine daAss Auu
Liverpool or the 18th Sepsenf,cSs thrve = ~
lat9 than tho acsOunts brought by thc Baltlc.
Her news In important. asl'
NEw Yoxx. 04. 6.--The Arabia reports
that the Cholera Il raging in Ireland, q ven
NJ Ia England and the North Of Europe. Al
Constnntinople tho deaths from this disease
average one hundred per day.
fnE TUREisn TROUBLES.
The troubles bctwSen Russia and Turkey
wear . more threatening sppcarsnce. me
Turks are aroused 10 the highest pitch Of Can.
atacism, and Il Is found nearly impossible 70
restrain Them. The great European powcrx
arc still cndcavoring 10 induce the Sultan 70
accept the original note Of tho Vienna confer.
ence. Tho announcement OF the detection oi
Austria has seriously affected the money mar.
ket generally.
Omar Pacha Is preparing TO pass into his
:snter cantoncmcnts with his army on the
scwcr Danube.
Inccndiary cards are posted on tho walls Il
Constantinoplc, In which the bittercst feeling
is exhibited towards England, and that nation
is very freely caricaturcd.
II was generally believed at constantinopls
that the Sultan would mako no further conces
| stons 10 Russia, or tho other powcrs support
ing the prctcnsions OF that government.
It's reported that tho dispute between Eng
land and France has been revived through
their respective Ministcrs--thc French Minis
ter insisting that tho fleets should come 4
Constantinoplc, and the English Directing.
The latest adviccs from vicnna state tina
the Austrian government refuses to Join viii
the other powers In the guaranty against u
future interference on tho part Of Russia, b
tween tho Porto and Turkish aalJcctA
| SPAIN.
The Spanish ministry has resigned, a. va,
anticipated would be tho case alsi
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

A. Heron, VS.. O. O. Dewitt, w. II. Stewart ct. al
James Williams, ct. al, VI. r. =. Petit.
W. Allen 4 Co., Va. Stephen Minot.
Oscar +. Ronick, VI. William J. Morrow.
Sarah O. HUFFMAN, Va Scabom Huffman.
Y. X. Fulton, W. b. Harris.
Andrew J. Nations. VI. James s. Brown.
Ae!zena Short va n. H. Short.
George w. Gwinn, Va. James X Kaielcr
X. b. Wof6rd, Va. G. G. Dewitt, ct al.
Lciper Willoughby, Va. William Means.
ii. w. Munroe, ct. al, W.. l.. Cleveland
Henry Il. McCuiloch adm vs.. James Taylor &
Robert Hall.
]. DeCorioya, VI. N. G. bikes, Norris May.
+. w. Eucsman, Va. G. s. Brown and William A.
Matthew'S
Mary Pridgen, va. d. s. II. Darst
James NJ. Baker, VS.. J. p. Bond & II. Holland.
Charles A. Reid, VS.. Morris May & j. A. Barnett.
James Weir, VS.. Joshua Thrcadgill.
APPEARANCE DOCKET.
Thomas Terrell, guardian &c. VS.. Jobs Pratt.
John Carraeray, va Elizabeth Coc, exccutrix os
p. II. Coe, decd.
VIM. A. Matthews, VS.. Richard Alley.
Stephen Minot, vs. G. s. Brown.
Bonn stoiieus, va p. II. Hatchett
VIM. A. Blackwell, adm, Va. @. s. brown. ct. al
II. Petit, vs.. w. Afford.
James Hcrson, va George W. Whitehead.
John McMullcn, adm, &C., W.. j. +. Johnson
b. b. Peck, VS.. John Brown.
James Carson, Jr, vs., Edmund Bclinger
n. l.. Lttlefcld, cxocu,rix of f. I.tlcHcll, decd
va q. +. Henry and q. w. Henry.
G. G. Dewitt, VS.. +. N. Chapman.
YIN. N. Acock, va =. II. Littleiield
Andrew Wyle, Jr, va Robert II. Wynnc, ct. al
ID. w. Hunter, vs.. Robert II. wynnc Ct al.
Thomas S. Walker, VS.. Gonzales College.
John T.. Turner and wife, VS.. Elizabeth Coo, cx
ccatriI OF Il. II. Coo, Ct al
John Cowan, vs. james s. Jones.
C. G. Dewitt, VS. Elder & Hester.
n, n. Conn. vs.. Darts, Cookscy and Drowa.
ID. NJ. divert & Co, Va James s Brown.
H. J. MeC,intoeh. Va James $. Brown,
G, q, Dewitt vs.. w, II. III. Wade.
John Twchig, vs.. Marcas \. vcramende.
Il. H. White, ". James II. Kaiglcr.
Rhoda Roberts. 81. al. IS. A. Roberts. ct al
Arthur swim, vs., Rehcrt Hall. ct al.
William, = Ghss. W.. II Harris
u, W. Wy, W. Thonsss < walksr
Lucinda NJ, Chapman, ~. James !. Ailen.
CRIMINAL rceksy
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

fHiow frerR At Cusso.---We learn ,ha, cne
case oil yellow fever has occurred a, Cucro settle.
n'cn', about thirty miles below this place, pr
Smith Is the name OF the gentleman who ~as a,.aek
ci The disease Was contracted hy attending on Tie
s'ek IN Victoria. lie Is, wc hcicvc. In fair way 10
recover.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22
Telegraphic Items.

THE GALE ON LAKE ERIE
NEw YoRx, Oct. Elm tho terrible gale on
Lake Erie, on Tuesday, a schooner went down
and cvcry soul on board persisted. except the
cook. The fire at Buffalo occurred during The
gale, which ragged SO fcarf,lly that tho Are
men wcrc unable to work with any effect.
GEORGIA ELECTION.
DALTIxoRE, Oct. 8.-The returns Of tho cleo
ton n Georgia so far, indicate tho election Of
two democrats and one wing to Congress. The
election Of johnson (dcmocrat) a. Governor
ID very generally conceded.
THE LATE FROST
LouIsvILLR, Oct, "a despatch from Hon
kinsonvillc, Christian county dated Yesterday
says that there was a heavy frost that morn
| ing, and ono fourth Of tho tobacco crop out,
was DESTROYED. How far the injury extended
Is not stated
TOBACCO MARKET.
Ii0uIsvILLE, Oct. 5-Thc recent frost Ia,
produced no effect on the tobacco market here
1t is believed that tho crop has suffered little
or no injury.
STEAMER ASHORE ,St
BAIrISoR., Oct "a despatch from Mich.
igan City states that the u. s. steamer Micli
gan, has gone ashore near that place, and that
she lies in very critical condition.
GREAT FIRE IN HuTrALo.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 5.--A great fro occurred
yesterday at Buffalo, by which 300 houses were
destroyed. involving q loss Of property to the
amount Of 100000
ruGirlvE SLAVE CAsE--ExcTrENENT.
PniLADELpHiA, Oct 5--Much cxcitemcn,
has been produced here by fugitive slave
case originating in Wilksbarrc, II, this State
The slave was arrested Mt Wilksbarrc by two
Deputy U. S. Marshals, both Of whom have
been served with warrants to answer charge
of assault and battery in making the arrest
writ Of ha6ens corpus has been applied fol
before Judge Gricr, and the Attorney Gonoral
has asked for tho prisoners discharge. The
Judge has granted postpoement of tho cast
for one week, for tho purpose or procuring ties
timony.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

w. Mooney has very politely notified as 60 ap.
p0sr, with si,c,ei In hand. on The rad Nus, beg
90 be eseascl, Acoacs, A,oa, Ave meatss since
az had The gissscas rsislss ct rstfeunag duty on
,ss 'eifsasne real. tcNm ve,csss ee 60 this point,
by walking haG ,he 'isssaace and carving scace
raa, HesSrrr, Nccasy, rather thar b. vi, s,s,a,
u tcsv's e,sf q sss 30 exets.e "a fiosa ~csllag
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

fsEs n.sssSs IN fSslsas>s. The rrae pessa
'a's shsl iAe rlss~ss eesta~ssea - rss issassrz.
t'f ssaA q Ns~ 'sse4sSs -s.-qsss~vessi eseesssts
"s tss tssn Aafrsef - ths pslSse sssssslcasw
90 sesaAi sssse IA, ~ 8erselss sss.ss Aexsss
rSesA. ~vs~ esss go sssiss ~ AseSss5 ed ssss
'setsssd &s'asst wSsa @s saAx sUss s@4ssassa
tse NJ asss sysss.,, ,se tsss s,.ss sxss Sts& q
go gsesi sasgss sssNs. haa sss ss~~ rsSsiss1 sAs
Essssss ssssEes@y - tks sesses sasstxs As sA.A
a les tswsArss. ~ 49, ssss As@ss. AS As "a sss
go ~ seF~s-sas ~ Ne ssss Ass - Ne s.4aaas
sssas-saesss ss~ws;ssSas ~sssssts< ~ esss pss.
49, - A,ssaA AZ ssstAls1s ssHs4sSnssS. sa&
sssss s'>ssessS eessesss~ Is s.s4 saAAaes ss.s
= - ssss%ssss = ~ Fespesv ~ a. ssssrz
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

s'sssssssS1 Nsaxsssp The eszax.aav m
ehsee~ ~ stss asssststskisss are srssssSssser h
18th 4 sesi sssa ssefgy AsrAss Ys.ssxa essAs.
.lss sse~sEnx esshe isS<n Aesse MI k~s sssesl n
esf fsssfse< srs ssax, u or sss5sxaa wsa caty
leess a hsaykez AsssA N sessssws naa nAa AZ,
he sUesfaesess, ned sysN hssh ehssv ths ssxsi
ssstss leasss. ~ tAst ~ ~ @s4 tits shs sa.
isssss a ssse settssss ~ lszc sssses II sAs ssa
sssss - s.ssx s'essi ssasssa< ~ NE easstsi ~
gssss sss ts.sas fsssN1 Ia sAe asfssAr~ss ssss.
atsss Il th~ tssssxssssfg resA II a rss tsss
uscss ssss*sse "a &Ss ss-Skse ~ e. ~ sSoasse.
'Fsf tt~asa ~ VA have u k<s~1eAs a. thu
spdosske 81 ssssts ~ esss8sssx sy0ss ,s-sx4A.
Sstskac f@ IS he sles9 We sssssA raw So. Ga
sthssz ~ e-s'ssFsses ~ "A fA< ssssns n s~ss
s4sssss We t@sess ~ s@.~~ss xssxsx rxrxcs<
y 30 seSeT "a sse ssssaassss. YEA sbea shy
% ~ siUs9sssss a. - esfr<s ysszs~ess - ~
t,stE 70 SO wStsseasf <sss tss 4Fssslscof
oA< ste@s &sssnsssx - ssss< - ~ Hss<ss
ssssx sxs4l " IN u. sesS x4szn~a. essse4<s h N
its Ne s~szseN s~zg~tss-a ~ sass<s - sxs -
sas s@ttss1sss 5s.sss ~ ysdsse 80 u5nk -
eas@5ans hare asfs44x Asns <sse&<x 3 stfxsH
ss~ssa gsessstSzas - hsss ~ ttssts cna~v$ssss&
-sksss stses w, sxss<ft&k3~sx ~ .fs~fysses
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

Nssssssssss ssssses tsss ~ sssAsssss1 y "a
sss~s tess sans Asses sssaa 90 ssss "a
~vsssa. = ssssssss ssa s... ..e4s,.. $50. -
steAesse ksssasts sstss8ses~
~ eszs x ssehs essssss ~ esse - sssss. "a
49, = ~ 49,. ketsss fees - .as~ees1ss !.
"a, .soasst ssa sss-sss snSs - s~ss4 ~ $50
,sssA - Ss-ewssssse a esees sSa.sss - as
kaaasr
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

eN- The Washington National Monument has At.
tanned a height of lag feet. The last contribution
received, was from The Territory Of Utah. consisting
of block of stone about three fee, long and nearly
two wide.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

" Us s~@~>s ssep<ses "a ~ ssss 90
s'' '''' sss $500 ~ 49, rsssv ). sss<p GOD
- s~~s - tsses ksss4 sss s<s,ass. ,s,.y.... !.
,srs s*sp
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22


Yollev Iever-Iae4.. y 20 !
In o.,A..,.1i... -s.h. ...s.,o- .....
ie1siv - ~ ~ ,s ~ -. A ~ -
49, = ~ sesnost toy.s - ~" II.;tsa 49,
~ 49, - 49, ~. ~. -. - ~
vsr. cs,s,,nlire' - 49, cs,.... - -, A. &;
ihe M YorE Tfmea ~ f,ic-;r. ~. 80. =.
reiative "a the snnesrsncc - thls .,is.sss &,
New YOU citv. prcvios,siv - ~. 80 - ~
Revo,ufioo. IN. disesse snnes,s,s n NJ W
buf tvfL,r. Ot,yino m. d3}glc.St.. .ti.i, .s'.s-
Cd n ~ Revolat|on. ara 'S,,r;n~ ths Rcv"i,,.
tionarv ~. Ara until ths co.n,, ~ ,.~;.sl ~
tssde MIR fs1lowcd Ira sdooeycr e o,,, n,s.
sent fedesAl constitution. no yellow fever vas
known m Nev Y6rk cav ~ fIrst rr,cs ,.,,r.
in that eity After the rcstosStion of n,,r con.
mercc. wss n 1871. II s,thrcnuertl,, 5000.
a therr n n the f,iiovinS vssys ). ,3Sx 1zos
i7oS. 1900 I0Os. je0H 1910 ia4a i. ~ :,
appears hat ffom Tie "a esish iishmsnt ~ ~,
commcrcial prosr,eritv sfscr ar
until the rcsfrnins And interr,,,,Aio,. Shich 49,
Napoleor,ic -. ;r,,,o.sS mr., s.ssss. 49,
ycliow fnver srs,c.rsS &, NJ W. :. .,ss,,i.-
r. and even 49,. Nrro,,ertiv ia, q ~ ~.
from The timn 49, E,,,n,;s.r .i;ev;c,,isi.. -
rsn serio,,Siv - .firt ~. ~. ~.
ing the war or l0la.16. ara ,ntiI thc ecen.
mercial ACTIVITY a our county ~. sr.,r -.
stored no GO OF thls sdisscsse oce,,srs.i +,
40 IA. h,,t &, sfaSo "a .-.,.. ~ go \.
49, n. .r,-ss,,.s II ~ ~. - =
antine NJ csfsii;sh.i sinc. NO., vsiic.,
800 ~. ~. .,s.i.ssss. ~ ~. ~ -
From AZ S.css,.Hs- rr !. = ~ S.s;.,
v...s... y & s"o Asoscss
-. irt.,rss,s go. W.T. s. - .,.'..
sssS~ ~ ~. vss,c- e.. :. sh.t ~.
.rt -. ~, - ~ - 49,
ssLsr - .to n.ss - s s,s"ssp .r ~ -
ph,is,si;h,s ~, q, ~ - ~ :.
,,,r.,th ~ 49,. - ~. ":.ssss :. 49,
row tiistr;ct The sS;ics ~. 49, : WA N.Y.
Oro c,,c,,,,,t.r,e e .ao..s;.S ~, a.. 49,.
:. ci.s. .ss s,,.t ~ s,a,sSsS 49,. y. s,sy
mart 6,.. - 49,, sm,,i..,ss 49,, ~ n...E.
nr;o- ~ tts - 49, ~ ~ ~. ~ c''y
This unfortunate vcsssl srr,v~sa NJ. 81, ".,,
| C;"mS,.rns' T"h. ~. ,,"" Ss1 no'c wS''.
Avn W ~ o ,osr s.sor Pssasee Q. seventeen
AZ. wh.rr hos,.,on, .nsH s''u usu Gu -
st-s.,s "a, ss.,,. 90. -" go ~ ~. oyu.n !,
fever or msirr.rt tvr. .Non ,ss.sSs ~ =,
INV .ss;.s. .;";,,;s. W. sn"1eu wei ~ tnas
itself IN sbo"t cr. ,rnoM Wv. i'" ~ !" 49,;
! shovn m.,,s1" 7. 49,. ~ 49, uIo "s Nans
th.t thn Msaa..,,, 80, - s,.Nt,0. "usu " Ss ss
West Jna;.s .h.rc a. e.'., . "S". o.s !" w
and Cverw nrsvs;,o,. Az. srs1s. s'ns no, 'S
crew ANN fcvsr On tho ~ "s ~" - W.
water was n cnnj can,i;s;o,, 80 .'n.. ~
STANDING she wss a.. incl ~ ~. $3.50, -,
cleansing nurnoscs vet sn"r cs.r;r~ o ~ ~
matches and dscharp;nc her csron cnns;s, IN,
Of sugar and molasses' The bilgs .,st.r 49,
exceedingly offensive And besorc ahc "a. -.
moved by the Board az Health IN. stencil Ia.
came intolerablc.
L ry1-
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22
NJ 0ran ouiviYs Expedition.

~ 49, s AZ ~ p:. =" -. omnsr.i
~. A 49,. 1871, ~ f''''~ wy
- ~. .s.nss.i c.,,, ro-4 C.,es IN
ys,sey " NS no ~, IL c,..nJ
tnsem ni''- -raa Up III .sS: ~ s.hsd
- n..sSI,-s $500 .i ns .m.. ~. Pccos
W. u 49, .p"ns. "a go. mt two
s.n.... n..os. .' ~. IN. :" Aud .
80 - =. su a.. u Su.a .ns ...ns.S r. DIV
days, Without !. ' having ss discovered anything:
y! nno sscc ~ sccut souna : 49, wn a.hs-
sne Is 'sn8o 2. ~. .ss,s;c,,
~ ~ v.s.oS sna Ss's S. - ~ ~.
VI me cvn.,y oscw.n nso , $500" IT, yy..e,
!!e'1n1.s. X 4 ."u "'. IN,
nanxy ~. o'cw. ,. lon s:Ss, Tf.ss \.
su.sne c.'sn l"poss &C. O'' -.
.s.ss - - 80. q; v SA .,. 'y ''.,rni"-
csuucu - III. m MN -, r suU =" 80
NE. rnS{ u.se.cu ~. sno . ., .,s
Sss $500 Sr.a~ and H, ' Roland won't ahead to
Ssew vnsSs Auu Nolsnu "ou ,,' ."s" ,r,s..
nunt snu my c"mP 'os t"e n'sn' ~. .,'O
osneIs s.cpRca noon . ns"s Any
!. me.cn' - snIcc mice IVY 'gu"u wy as""
oo css 2. tnc.r con, =. ssos WIZ. .,. .
" Ivy aPl'o.sv,es ~ n.'c sve'6n.s y W."
eviacntly snrpriscd ana overPowcfeai Dy su-
pesior. numpcrA great numoeI o. n m1
~cIc Iowno On .nc stounu, Will wy .o."
n3s indians recognlzcd as Sotnanchc a' .s
Inc party o,eugn ule Dcaes aoou. .nIcS
~ ,.,,ss e.,.,s No. WcV sy,. - =
r,t,s j, Eo,,t c,'ss.rt ,,,.,,, ~, tho
49, 49,. Il "a = ,,.,v .s.ssrt tb;s s;dc cr tho
~ ~ cuS ~ sne s.nay usses n's s'uc y. ~ nv
49, snc ina,.ns s.sc wur nossss -. wy
Hu - sPrings, tnlee mcIe snAlnsM ~eso
s.rc". s"S ., wv i I,,N, s"os ~ u.u essu
An thc olcIIa uuaua,uPc snSy soun .s olss
one specimen resembling shveI, tne 1".cI
~. JauSv. 80 - ~, -. VIZ .;.,,. ~
crsr.s,cn. v,crc Enra ~ v.Y;os,s no;,,ta n pits
XII r-,,c;I,,.s Z. snaI.n \" E,rr,sh v,s,.r f"r
wssh;rs or.. ,r,,;c.to tho 6,ct az n nrcvions
occmr,tion ~ tho country by miners
This ranrc furnishes nm Abundance Of fino
timber. yellow, white and sornce nine walnut.
manic and chcrrv. INC nine Ii inrro and
Men A .rr.t v:r;etv M stones o-c mot with
al the h.se and ON Tho s;dea az mountnin.-
The oamc wns mot plentiful Rlacltailed deer
and sntelopcs being the most numerous.
Grizzly benr was also f6und. Much sign of
these wore discoyerable. hut the companv did
mot succeed In killing any. Prairie Govs rattle
snakes and small owls burrow In tho ground.
and appcnr ia live In the same place. Hrather
strange communism.
The men who remained behind, were diyid.
cd into three parties. Capt. Mckinsey with
81 men, intended TO so TO Socorro, ON the Rio
Grandc lilo had = letter from Stewart to the
Mexican, VINO gu,dcd nun 10 inc mines OF Gran
Vnivira. capt >. was sick when THIS detach-
ment lci', else nc would have gono with 1t
capt Joseph y. Wood, with another party,
ProPoseu rcshmlng tae secohno,ssahce' stewart
mao ia'leu 10 coMPietc from SICKNESS. ne had
hopes o, oc'ng so'e 20 reach inc runs by
n's.cn turousn ING mcun.a'ns' INC ,n'ru ae-
.schh'ent ren'a,nsa MIN ~, tram ~, anu WIN await
, ,'lc v.u[ ~ =. Sapt' Mo@. ing camp is os'
.Ow us uuauaiuPc springs OH DciawaTe creek.
Inc Inc wcasner was COO! IN INC mountains. inc
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

u The long looked Tor norti,err has IL length
arrived IAA night NO had hoayy rain, accom-.
panied with considerable hail aud wind This NOR.
ning change Ii kccnly felt from tho chilling blasts
OF old borcas, causing r~pid demand Tor long
drabs and post-cak splintcrs. Welcome thrice
welcome for this long expected visit Tho meg,
account win, no doubt bring W. the Joyful news
OF the rapid disappearance OF the yellow foyer cY.
cry where. 3a
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

II Joshua Thrcadgill- whose death wc notice
In another ccun,n-siicd ftom the constant and un-
restrained a'c Of liquor and rot Of yeiow tver a.
certain feathcrisss goosc has quackcd abroad
III percfls would cndcavor TO contine themselves
cu strictly 70 the prvmulgaion of tho truth, they
would, doubtless, nnd less employment for their
slcck, shiny, cvcr-tAttling tonguo..
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

Tms prAcn CRRss ArrAia The following
particulars concerning tho affair on Peach
Greek, between Dr. Wright and Mr. Wilson,
We find in the Austin :. w. Americans
On Monday last. difficulty occurred be.
tween DR. Wright and Mr.. Wilson, at small
store on Peach Creek. Wilson presented q
six.shoctcr at wfight's breast. and bnrsted a
couple OF caps, the weapon hanging irc The
DIR. drew small revolver, shot Wilson through
the hsad, and len. ON account of apprehcnsling
VA attack ifom Wilson's brothers
Wilson has three or four brothers, who
armed themselves, aud started 10 hunt Wright
They wcu, la the ho,ise or widow lady. and
treated her very raslciy. She despatched =
little son of hers 20 inf6rfn her rclaliaus the
Mcssrs. Baricscns Of what had trsaspircsi
They hasc armed themselves. and are locking
for tho Wilson's. w,ih the aSowssi object al
driving ihem fsoa the n.ssls,ctiessi, or ks,'iag
theta The Esrnsr nutnsssr len " l~elvc.---
Should the swe pNstiss nees. there vii be
hls~sl sssssi
ur. Wright married ie'e the isar,esoa CANT.
". lie hal hal . psesieas sssssasslssssxni,sx
With Wi,ssn.
NJ. assass Msleas hsa u.ss tsssas,i when Ne
Ken. whesaes wls.ssa died ssasa sae weas.i. 90
aet lie ss resspnsssss ses tbs >t~vx
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

n We arc again compelled % 80 70 prsss
without our usual supply Of iaae news. The mail
has not yet arrived from tho BAY.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

SfApnSp,--On Saturday night last, a hoy belong.
ing to Mr. ID. y. IL. Darst Was stabbed by another
negro belonging TO Mr.. Davidson. Tho knife en-.
tcrsd tho breast JUS, below tho collar bone and, Ia
Thought, penetrated into tho leA lung. Tho boy
wa believe Is recovering,
Wc arc told that tho negro who committed .his
decd, Is In tho habit of carrying knife or pistol
and frequently both at once without rcproof or
punishment from his MASTER l. Is generally pro-
sunod that master has Judgment enough to gov
crt his own servant, without the Interference Of the
public, but when negro, ffoe In all save the
name, ispcripitted TO 60 nj large fully armcd-cs.
pcciay when insoicncc and violence arc his princi.
pal charnctcristics-it becomes duty deyoving ON
tho authorities of tho town and county, to act Ia
the matter and SEQ that the peace and good order
of the community do not suffer.
tsnot alone the deed which has lust been com.
mitted, that should rouse US from nsction but the
bad effect which this one negroes example has OH
every servant with whom he Is permitted TO coin.
inuncatc, should point out the Injurious results that
will be finally experienced by shareholders IL armed
slaves arc allowed to pcrambulatc our streets and
frequent out houses for the purpose Of drinking and
gambling ut nil hours Of the night.
TIiE CoLLiSs HousE.---wo arc authorized TO saw
that this establishment win be open for tho accom-
mediation of visitors on Monday next Tho bull.
ding Is of brick, two stories high, and contains
twenty comfortable and VOL ventilated rooms
The front is ity feet, and tho depth will DO ninety
i've feet when tho dining saloon il completed which
MI, DO In short time, making house sufficiently
large for the convenient entertainment of goody
number OF gaests Our own citizens know that
"mine host Collins, and his excellent lady, under
stand the arrangements OF good table, and travel.
ers and strangers may bc assured tina, they viii cx.
crt their Hostility" to tho utmost for their accom-.
mediation.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

Town irrxs.--Jadgc Bcllipgcr aud daughter ar.
rived homo on Saturday last, In good health
Our fellow townsncn, L. H. Russell and j. h.
baird, took their departure on "Wednesday las. for
Louisiana and Mississippi, where they viii spend .
couple OF months.
Several loads Of lumber for tho new Baptist
Church have arrived from the mill.
DR., Lockridge has removed his Office building
along ddc Of Munroc 4 Brother.
Several new residences are about to DO erected.
butchers contemplate raising the price Of beef
Provisions scarce. Coffee, Flour Hams, Meal,
&c, arc In great demand.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

eB- Tho Temperance folks In Eastern Texas AFRO
beginnhg to hold meetings and appoint delegates
% tho Temperance Convention to meet In Austin
on the 23d November.