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TuE Rtour S5fRru The Columbia Demo.
crat states, that thc ]citiscns Of Brazoria coun.
~ arc eodcaroring to induce the cityons OF
the Lower Brafos anil the whole valley OF thc
'olofad- = unite with tIem In the cons,rue.
uon Of the railroad ifcm Columbia h. Ag.tin.
u,titt the charter passed. al thc latc stS,ion Of
tbe legislature, lhoy prolo,e e. raise a, hess,
Sio0.0oo 10 Brasors caumty, aul ; saait,cn,
sam 'p ihe adjoining counties 10 complete ;h.
rad b,tetsn Columbia Ani Wharton The,
ais, 1at $soa on VIII to ra},cl ln ths
t%o'eyoaio valley sUl on ty larct ntss,,. 90
complete ibt read io ,.s,'n
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-11

hhlel f,,pfu ups writ has p~eeniiy
'i' a leraly rT a Noreso counts
' Z a,s gti ths wslhin hut vas
"'ia '' 'Ais p wasn - hiatt c8aht
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-11

~ Il /, stated that the Americas sailors
who have been 10 the prison So lrrg at H4,s,
us, on thg charge 81 being engaged Ia The say,
trade, have been sentenced 10 tht chain gang
it f,ur years
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The Sons of Temperance.

This excellent and praise-worthy institution
seems to DC in a most prosperous condition in
this town. For several months' past il has
been gradually increasing in numbers and
usefulness by occasionally drawing within its
folds some of our most prominent citizens
While many other institutions Of the kind
have suddenly sprung into existence, passed n
few brief hours in attempts to reform man.
and eventually declined beneath the hatred
irowns and scorn of the powerful opposition
which they encountered, the Division of Con.
zales, gathering strength from resistance,
proudly maintains her position in the army of
reform, neither bending nor wavcring, f~altcring
nor swerving. Her course has been onward,
and though, at times, dark clouds have hover.
ed around her, still the bright sunshine of
hope never permitted her "Sons' to despond.
They knew that they were engaged in a good,
righteous, noble cause; they knew the time
would come sooner or later, when they would
reap their reward in the great triumph of
principle, and they will not be disappointed.
Their works are being daily seen and felt, both
at home and abroad.
We believe that the Gonzales Division has
lived n longer period than almost any other
institution of a similar kind, having now been
i'll existence about seven years, and number.
ing about one hundred members, moro or less,
during the whole Of that time. If there is
any other institution in the country that can
say more, We should like TO know where il is.
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DIR. JOHN /. COCHRAN.

HAVING located at the residence Of Mr. Chas.
Brochus, on Peach Greek, three miles from China
Grove. offers his professional services to the sur
rounding settlements.
Gonzales county. March IL, lS5f-Gm'
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HtNu'ttrI The Scguin Mercury SAYS that
thc cotton crop OF Guadalupe county, last
year. was two thousand bales. and il is belcy
"a that 1t " 90 bc doubled the present svason
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-11

lows lrENs.-A. O.. lIamon returned home
last Wednesday night.
w. V. Collins and daughter left for New
Orleans this week.
OK teams laden with eottou pass through
town daily.
The brick work of w. s. Smiths new bull.
ding has been commenced.
The new Baptist church progresses slowly
but surely.
Bass ~re.opcned his beef market last Tues.
day morning.
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~ Tho gardens Ia and about town are bc.
ginning 70 assume quite q lively appearance.
Every thing haas commenced to ycgcta,c finely.
and it viii not bc many days bctor, green
peas, radishcs, lettuce, sc can b, had h album.
dance.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-11

80" We 'cgtc, 20 icaro that, IL Ila,chct,
brother % nr } q HaicbetL formerly u this
place. del az Mt rotre Dewitt coupt,, a few
DAYS suo 0fppeamouia
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-11

- Ties ueas'es ,tH exist n vug town tc .
. >,ieaa ,,,ggt The mumps asv aradu
ally sppeaf
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s43" The Pacific Railroad question is still
without a solution in Congress. 1t is said that
the Senate Committee will propose n plan, and
leave to n Board of Commissioners the choice
of the route. 1t will be some time before the
Secretary Of War will be enabled TO transmit
to Congress any full and satisfactory reports of
the surveys OF different routes.
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s1D" The announcement Of our friend, Il.
+. Wroc, is added to the list Of candidates for
Sheriff. The race now gives every indication
of being well contested. The "nags" all seem
TO be in fine plight and under n thorough
" course of training. Each have very strong
friends, but rs yet we have heard of no two.
-to-oue bets offered. "Old Roam and Scar.
let Red proved their bottom on n former
occasion, and it is thought 10y their respective
friends that if the track" is in 4" good condi.
ton, the struggle will be between them. On
the other hand, the little Mountain Rnm'and
Iron Grey" both fresh from the fields
aud full of wind and firc--wiN, it is thought,
prove formidable competitors in the race.
Wen, the first Monday in August will tell the
tale, and until then we must all keen COOL
and retain stir upper lips.
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~ Mi Rnndell, the Dagucrreotypist, re.
quests Us to state that he will bc absent rom
town until the 10th, when he viii return aud
resume his business At his room over ponncl
a loyctts store
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-11

sE The weather for the last two or three
weeks, has been quite favorable for our plant
ors. Most of them have corn up, and many
have commenced planting cotton Some few
miles below this, we learn that on two or
three plantations cotton is up and looks well
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MISSISSIPPI lTENs.-Wc clip the following
paragraph from the Mississippian of the 18th:
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDNESTs.-By refer.
onee to the Senate proceedings, it will he seen
that two important bills for amendments have
been finally passed, almost UNANIMOUSLY. The
first is to repeal the 10th section of the eth ar.
ticlc, viz
"The Legislature shall direct, by law, in
what manner, aud in what courts, suit may he
brought against the State"
Also, to amend so as to abolish the Chancery
Courts and give their jurisdiction to the Circuit
Courts.
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eFy- 1t is said that the vigorous manner in
which Santa Anna has been dealing upon the
highway robbers has already cleared Mexico
OF them completely. The common process is
to try them as soon MS caught, and to execute
them ms soon MS tried. Their bodies are then
sent to DC exposed on gibbcts, often in rows
Mt the place where the offence was committed
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HARRISBURG R~AiL.RoAD.-In relation 10 thc
business on the Harrisburg railroad, the Gal.
weston Civilian says Five thousand bales OF
cotton, we learn, have been brought over the
Harrisburg railroad since the cars commcn.
ced running this season. We are informed
that q large number of wagons continue to
come from the interior 10 the western tcrmi.
nus of the road with produce, and take back
ircights of goods for the country trade"
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Foreign News.

by the arrivaloft the Pacific At New York on
The 18Th We are y possession Of further news
from the sest Of var. from which we learn tina.
fighting still continued around Seba stopol
and the fate Of the fortress remained as unde.
cided rs ever.
A terrible storm occurred on the 18th ult. /.
in which it il statsd that twenty i've trans.
ports and ships Of war Of the allied for
ces. were lost and their crews fell into the
hands Of the enemy.
BKRLIN. Nov. % -Tle Russians answer IN
the Prussian note, exprssed the williDRness Of
the Emperor to trsst onthe following terms:--
"ist. common guaranty on tho part Of the
five powers Of the right Of the christian sub.
iec.s Of the Port without distinction q to con
fession. 20, . protsct0ate Of the principal
tiles to be exercised BY the five powers in the
treaties now existing between Russia and the
Porte. Sd revision in he treaty Of 1874. lth.
free navigation Of the Danube"
A similar proposition has beep made by
ministers At Berlin to The Prussian Govern.
mept.
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Christmas Services,

In the basement room Of the Meth, Epis.
Church on Monday next. Divine services will
commence at Apast 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Ala o'clock r. NJ. the children Of the Sun.
day School will repeat their catechism and re
ceive christmas gifts. The orphan children Of
"the Western Institution for the Poor.' will
sing sacred pieces prepared for the occasion.
and collection will bs made for their
benefit. At the same time and place. stable
will be spread with plain refreshments for the
chi dren: and such as are char,tably di posed
to contribute provisions, are requested to send
them in before o'clock. A general attendance
10 respectfully invited.
We embrace this opportunity Of thanking
the friends Of the poor IN this vicinity for their
very acceptable donations II clothing. provi
sions and money for the children under our
charge; contributions Of worn garments. pro
visions or moaey will be thankfully received
this winter.
He that giveth to the poor. lendeth to the
Lord" May He abandantly repay the gifts Of
she friends and patrons ofour lns tuition.
&C TOWNSEND, Missionary.
Iowa City Dec. 20th 1854,
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LEa1sLAr1vE PROCEEDINGS.

December l4,hl0 o'clock A. NJ.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment. Pray
er br the Chaplain.
On motion Of Mr. Saunders the residing OF
the Journal was dispensed with until 10 NOR.
row morning.
On motion Of Mr. Pres ton the Secretary was
directed to inform the House of Representa-.
,ivss that the Senate were ready to meet them
again in joint convention.
Committee from the House announced that
the House were ready to meet the Senate in
pint convention.
On motion of Mr. Love Senate Immediately
repaired to the Hall Of Representatives.
HALF PAST IL A. M.
Senate returning from the joint convention
held in the House Of Representatives.
On motion Of Mr. Udell adjourned until 2
o'clock p N.
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Hocsx or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Saturday Dec Is, 10 o'clock A. n

NosOAs1oy ASSS ~, ~ y CiCCB "a. W.
House met pursuant 70 aajournmene. Prsy.
sr by the Chaplain. Journal read.
S,nith Of Cedar obsaiaed leave Of ahssues.
Notices Of the introduction Of Bills sEd rssc.
utiOns: tkG} t{3
By Williams. A bill to est. blish III. term
District.
BY Kinert. A ILL TO amend section SIC n
me Code. relative 10 roads and highvavs.
Also q o'h 70 amend or repeal 20 much a ssss
.0i Q! the Code OF Iowa. Is relates "a IL an,
',es Of county Recorder. A hill 10 prsviSS ia
the election Of county Treasurere.
y dO.:nea II Lima. A Joint yesolpticn an.
nc. ising the anpssiatsudans a Peblic In.
struciiona to suAscsibs fas and larnish 10 each
scAool Disssist in tAs STATE, q least ose eeny
Of such school Journal puhlished in ths S,sike
- he ray select.
ny Hall 4 bill 10 prevent awine from mn,
ptng a large 10 Dubuque county.
ny Goodisllow. A bill 10 repeal sscsiss asl
OF Tbs Code Of lava Also G bill 10 ds1ns the
boundaries VI school distinct Ne. II Cedar
township Monroe county lows.
Resolved BY Iohnsoa, NAT the zee 81
shs h0l Q! Representatives 10 granted toiAs
10 at @. e. Of Iowa Chy for We puspoee q
listening Y public lecture On Odtisliovskip
On next "wednesday evening q 5o'eloek p. i.
HsPortA Of VsoAanisseea. sss ssss.sss
~. Lyon Chairman Of tie eo0mlslse .
county organisatioa. reported hack he bill
for the location of Ringsld essaey viii a.
emeodmens - psint.
Iasscdsetisa d bills d which aoeiet AsA
been given. ~
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J. .
TINS psAv Am DOM. --Ths saAjbisios = q
fifteen pupils q the Deaf and Dumb Isstiin-
tion 10 this city. conducted y Mr.. IsA1s. ~
Superintendent. possessed remark sbls istsssst,
judsisg Fsn iesfi ows pmpsssteas md shs
eager attsutioa Of he lssysss asssnblags that
ever gathered IN The Hall Of Representatives.
Ths4so4cisney d many q thsse uaSsrss.
Safss,is various tssnsAss q study. q highly
srsdisabls 70 he ability and sxperisnss d II.
i.4As and he peculiar fitness Tor such post
u is6svustisa.
TIE DtsxD.-Nr. Baoos. Principal Of the
Blind Asylsm. sssisted 81 his Mosis 81 prosss-
soF NJ. Ac0,rrloss. savs smother very pleas.
ING and satisfactcry szhibitisn 81 the Cd vancs.
msnt and seholarship u inmates under his
charge.
The interest masi5ssssd IN thsss inssisstIons
and the success thas Ter attending their pro-
gress. lead " 70 hope Tor farther prsvisiSns
towards their permanent and more suitable or.
ganisation, and ~ citizen Of lows City. and
one who assisted. however humbly. IN setting
the wheels ofthe Deaf and Dumb Asylum in
motion. feet that no more than justice would
be done the city. by it, LOG zion here together
with the institution for the B;iad, which il
already well under way.
CHaIsrxAs. This hallowsd festival which
has been Coming for y long time. Is now
close At hand. With the exception 81 the Cath.
olics. and Episcopalians however. We believe
no particular dsielpncs il raid 10 this divine
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0oings ON in Iowa.


WoxAs vs., RuM.-Another instance Of fem.
in,ns .'strong. mindedLess." occurred in OF.
tumwa. a few days since. resulting in the de.
molision Of sundry casks Of "uld rye" and 9th
or "pixens," belongin 10 ore Gcrlach. This
main force is more eifsc,uaI than the Maine
Law.
RkvtvED-Th Faye'te Co, Pioneer. which,
we have had recent occasion to notice. as sus.
pended, has made its welcome appearance once
more, with a better prospect OF winning the
su, cess to which il is entitled BY its merits.
ApBuRS.-In this fourishing village Of
Fayetts Co. a new Lodge Of the l. O. o F
has been instituted. entitled "fayet'e County
Lodge, No. CO."
hunter passed through our place un last Mon-
day. having the carcass OF m elk. which he
killed near Bradford. Chickasaw county,
Bo,h the elk aud his horns were far abors .
medium sixe."
SUIcIDE.-An old man, named Osborne once
an attorney Of responsibility. but recently .
county charge in Louisa Co., committed sui
eide on the morning Of the 9Th instant It wan.
clio. BY cutting his throat. Rum and respect.
ability don't hang long together but-"to err
is human" said BuRNs, man Who ought to
know.
Louisa Goa Literary Institute has been
permanently organized ia this county.-The
merchants Of Columbus city met on the 22d
ult., and passed resolutions Of respect for he
memory Of WRioHr WILLIAMS, deceased The
Rev. E @. A. Woods. native Of New Hamp
shire, graduate Of Dartmouth, and Minister
to the Frat Congressional Church in wapel:o,
died few days since at his res,deacs IN the
3ist year of age.
WoLS HUxr.-Ths hunt in Muscatins coun.
~ last Wednesday Is described in glowing col.
ors BY correspondent Of the Jesyssl. and re-
suited in the capture Of four Of the 'varmiuts'
one gray, one red and two blacks.
The writer -, the closing up Of the line Of
hunters appeared like some vast army were
marching to storm walled city"
AxE-ixa. German named Nesse.bush in.
aieted Eve savage cuts upon the head Of IN
Epglishman in Nuscatins. with whom he had
some trivial disagreement.
MAIL MArrER-Abeut 6fty bushels Of mail
matter wers received q the Burlington p. o.
on tbs night Of the l2ih iusta.ss.
----
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9 o'clock P. N.

Sanato called IN or.1op
Thnr.,on introduced = memor;sl IN Cono,es,
ssrn.,;on If ,hs For, MaJ;.on and R,cnmSoid
Raj, Pad which was nassed 10 II. a., . -,
ssco,,J rsad;nv. AMI r.frrrel TO Tho cnm,.;,,..
on Fede,sl Relations '-''''e
~ Introduced ioin, reso,,,;or ~
Co,cre.. akin" far additional mail f.c;,;,;s.
on reu,s NJ FROM Far, Maiisnn vi. Fr.ns
lin C.ntre and Pnm,ase - T,rm;n.ton Az,
nm route No. From Fort Mad;snn vi. Wss,
Point. Dover. Big Mound Gainsbor, and III;
=. Tn Keosanoua which Vas ,sad ~ So ST. ~
second times and referred to ths comn,;,,.. ~
Federal Relations. ' ~
M..,haws ;n,r,dncea /. ;o;,, x.s.,.,: =.
Con.rsss Emo for ad.,;,;pal no, t.a:,:., -
on the fo,iowin1 rontes. '''e'
Is, From n;ro, ills 81, .P,no, va !.
Tvons 1nw. Ja;iv Il nos, "",.L ao" wy 70
Oh Fron, ION. 10 - 81 T. :.
n.wa.n v da;,v - NJ, cos.h ., oA"a"che. "
al Fra,, 80. 70 n, W., r:.
cawer,. F..rry !" lows Civ ,hrss ;p.ou .u1
in ,,o., coaches vh;ch %: n.sss, ~ =. e..
.nd s,,csrd r.a,:;r. IA . f.rr.d ), ~. ~
,.e on FEDERAL relations ~ y ''e ''"''''s'
VIZ ST." oh.;.n.ns ,:,
oa.a h;,, sna..m a :, tne t eomm'tlee on en-
a., ~ .,r,w;da e. ,..n..r;h;n', ".,.: ="
~ Anp.naos. comn,v.: whs, -. .sSo .s's
,h;rJ ,;n,a .nd nasal h. ,hs c.r.. 1 '10
~. p,s.;Jan, I.;d hcf.,s ~ u"
nv. ~ ~. xna;,"r ~ S,,,a ~ . .Me -.
which nm motion IF M Iovo w.. a; sn.s -
ws" =" ''o''o" VI ~ Ao'S Wa oispehsed
~ uo,;o,of
Ar. Sch,.m ,.c.,,ed % ~. .o:.
~ ~ r,..ns ny so'n''es On
H. H.m;ito" hv ,eav. ~ senate on.,.a -.
na".ou y. 'eaveoi senate oHereo the
Rss.insd That shs s.,.,,,..s... :, p.ru.
r,.,rrc,;on h. raon.s,od =, - . 49,. ~ uouc
ats =. early AZ rossihie ~. ,syors .md ,hs, en-
S.eretsry ~ the Ssn.,s J.i;vIr =. Mr., -, .ns
ofth;s rssoiu,;on Pa.oS,., ~ .Jon,.a Sop!
~. 'a". .n,.na .gso' w, so"F.so !, =
remov.l If The sess ~ r. v.rnmSr. fron, low
Cr~ ~ F"rt Desn,o;n.s !. DIE Uonn,. -h;.s
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BUrTALo. Dec. -.
The Bruce Mine stean e. belonging 10 the
Montreal Mining Company. loaded with gun
Powds: and valuable cargo for the mines is
entirely lost by the recent gale on the Upper
Lakes. Lives all saved:
The gang of robbers and murderers who
have recently committed so many d-pre1a tions
in Canada, broke into a house IN Gait. on
Saturday, and robbed It Of money aud was
fred upon BY them.
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G. -.

=
Hovss mr.. Mace. Of Iadians. rose 70 bring
pssssge Of the Nebraska bill Ho should soon
inssOduee bib prohiLItory Of Slavery in Kan.
sas and Nebsasks. He sajd Kausas could re-
vsEcoan b - asel4ve 0Sae.
9f. Oliver, of No. said :let with professions
81 love TOT his country and desire for peace. the
Ksaslsmaa GENES In With miserable scroll to
prohibit slavery In Kansaa md Nebraska. The
very thisG which il l69O shFsatensd the safe
~ u ~ Union Hs dsniel shat As. Atehison
hal intesfssssl in she laf5 Kansas election.
What II be didf-Did not the East get up 50.
essstss y sud osa ists Kansas to vote sgainss
NJ. English. u Indiana, said il he was not
mtsiofsfmsd, his colleague. Mr. Mace. Vas one
q the eriEinators Of the Anti Slavery Emigra
son society. and sent circulars Tor the put
pess ~ dsfeatilS the repeal Of the Missouri
~. Oliver saiS Al IL mo.iy. II the gem
tleman wss sow plais. Having faiasd T. pre-
vent slavery by eAs9fnsion. he introduced .
bilIso accomplish ijIS SSas eject.
Mr. Mash6urne, 81 1ilinois, said that fair
wsrning had been gives - Ne late session that
such movement vouM 6e made this session
or @ the next Ooncrsee The sentiment Of the
North va Sur practical and perseverihg OF.
ioIs y rss'ors ths Qompsomiss principles.
WAsHlxoroS, Dee IL.
SExATe.-4S. Joaes u Iowa. gave notice Of
: Bill extending tho sine for Ike collection Of
duties o. railroad ifpa Imported by railroad
companies, 10 thr1e yoass.
NJ. Shields Of III. issrednced bills for the
Improvement Of thA lllipois river, and the
Wluhegan harbor n1fesred'
Mr. Spicsr was s'eeted Chaplain.
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Gus slsrum ~ Of Fs6ienisms wAiek II Os,,siu
has ssSss ensugh 70 perceive. can r. prolonged
even for . brie period. but BY almost superha-
man effort.
We have no time now. 10 rsvisw the Nebyas.
ka Bill. We are it, avowed friends, and have
ever been. aud care not to waats IN exposition
ofour grounds ofbelief, NJ ON the reckless mis-
statements and unjust assumptions, from which
Mr.. GRixEs very artfully and very logically
draws his deductions
We design merely TO r. assure our friends
that The entire ynstrument - intscdsd mere
" and totally to advance the interests Of sbo.
litioIism to renew as far rs possible the ala
very agitation IN our State ITO arocst . spirit Of
lanimosiiy to the South ito kindle the 1Iss Of
disunion: 4 aid in plugging our Stats interests
and our stional interests into almost irretriev-
ab!e peri's Is this incendiary torch 70 be az
tended bv the chief msgistrate Of the State and
heConstitution.ievers Of its people look on
swithcalm indifference. We trust not ;-and
we'll might NEAL Of the House of Reprssen.
tatives move IN obliteration of this iactious
appeal from the Inaugural Message. and well
may We be proud Of TIE record which speaks
the patriotic deed.