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And Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
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IN receiyed cheapest eon non and ssFAPsr4@@7
Tine Gold Silver satin, &c. per cz<.ncxcszz5sa
steamer Yeaiman. GLa 4&8
$500 pieces ungiazed Walt Paper rxx-t~a~ ~=z<HD
ai5o pieces g!azsd Well Paper. l4fes, dsssns. L.
Re,,tIfti variety ef Borders and Monioinkt ~.
Oh o., fIe Seiee1I 5I p1T W w. FINN,
We n Marked street between Union and the Squire.
N. B-Pspsr Hanging done IN the best manner.
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Marriage.

lessening both mental and bodily capacity. Hold Henry
IBvgoraDg Cordial, Medicne that is purely Vegetabl
viii aid nature those important functions
healthy state, will prove ofseryiee TO you 1t possess
rare virtues general remover OF disease and srengt
n ne system
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Confusion, gddness rush blood 10 he head melss
mental deoiiits hystefa wreteheenes thss ht- &
sruction, fear OF insanity, r :
lsi prostfsuon irrisbi nervousBess, Eabii 10 s-ep
disease incident 10 ienal7s decay OF the popoga ue
ons. hystera, mononaa, asue torrorx e5 n,
heart mfoteney constipation, ele-, ETC., wkalss.
cause Is there any reliance 10 DO placed
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1 Inn MOVEIs.SsiOEs.--Yes haze received a lew
more cases of Gum Oyer-5hoes latest styles for La
dies and Gentlemen. - - =, RaMApE q, honoh
febee = - = no ~ oonege ST.
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Weakness OF the system, and Premature Decay. Many
you now be suffering, mised the
of disease To those then, who by brought
themselves Premature 1mpoiency, involuntary Seminal
Emissions Weaknes and Shriy elng Genital Organs
Nervous Affection other consequences unren-
ed indulgence of the sensual passions occasionfng
cessty O. repou ucng felice, 81 Ff~rI 3E 7
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Congressional

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.--In the Senate, to-day.
Mr.. Iamlin presented n bill to provide for tho
establishment of a telcgraphic linz to tho IA.
cific.
a resolution TO authorize the President TO
confer the brcyet rank Of Lieutenant Genera,
was discussed. Mcssrs. Walker. Petit. Mason.
Adams and Douglass made speeches. In oppo.
sition TO it. Mcssrs. Shields, Cass and others
spoke in favor Of il.
Mr.. Seward gave notice Of his intention to
introduce n bill to provide for the building Of a
railroad through Tie Territories from the At
lantic to the Pacific.
Mr.. Seward introduced a bill to secure the
rights Of Americans born abroad.
MIR. Hunter introduced n bill to establish
private bonded warehouses.
The territorial railroad resolutions were IN
ken up and laid over; and then the Senate
adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Bocock introduced a bill
to construct six first class war steamers.
a resolution to purchase Mount Vernon was
laid on the table--s9 to SO.
a resolution Of thanks and d sword 10 com'r
lngraham will pass.
Tho ostablishmcntof n Branch Mint In New
York was discussed.
a resolution was adopted 10 inquire into the
expediency OF selling useless navy yards and
hospitals.
The bill on French spoliaiions was taken
up and referred.
Mr.. Miller presented n bill providing for the
organization of Nebraska.
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koszrAs STATEMENT or ms owS CAsg.-lThc
Hungarian rescued at Smyrna by Captain In.
graham, has written a letter to the President,
warmly thanking him for the interpretation OF
the American authorities in his case, and xiv.
Ing n narrative Of the various circumstances Of
his Imprisonment and escape. lilo says 10 the
President:
mir. President. I, IL will, a sentiment, Of
proiound respect and q deep gratitude that 1
have now tbs honor 10 appear before your Tx.
lecllcncy. have To- thank you nos only f,f
yonr supper, 90 myself but also Eor the psin.
.cipis which you have established, aud which
wiz, Ia future, enforce respect 10 all these
who have the good fortune ia te placed under
The protection Of the Gni,esl States flag
Siaee = nosle people as this, governed by a
nohse President ss yourself, have sanctioned
That frtnetrsr, suffering humanity has ceased
fearing eppreSslea and tyranny. and millons
ct unfnftnnAicS, conscious that lhcte sxssta ea
thss continent = power ever fcasiy 10 check In.
ia,tes, mlag1e theis heartfelt VOWS with saine
kF the pFcScFyatioe Of that power snfl thesr
worthy ruler. Aceert, Ar. i'sesAdsns With
my siseste tlsRks shls t,ksiy narrative % sns
history, and cessscscvna % c~oatinue ans yussy
hlgh rretsst9a,'
The nAffAaise nrcsentc sevess. details IN ~
gard - his saeiuse vhth have nca sessss ses
psAfesA hassAeee srs not q saeeh ssrssssysancs
II sSests that be vas treated wsu, grsas harsh
nesa On tNari ~ The Austrian ~AsOg n also
sps'eass sAss hs asPavsafs tsesn Seayraa ~ss
unconditional The Aesssiaa A~Htassssics IN
ssssei ,aas be shseN va - eEn~sa 70 spsasn
50 Fsskss. ha, these sstsAs Ke&sss ssfassd 10
ssespt
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How DOES Sur Taori-A creditor, whom
be was anxious 10 avoid, met Sheridan COM
ing out Of Pail Mall There was no possible
~ OF avoiding him, but he did not lose his
presence Of mind:
That's . beautiful marc you're on" said
Sheridan.
"Do you think 50 -
"Ycs, indeed. How does she trot
Tho creditor highly fattcrcd, put her into q
full trot. Sheridan bolted around the corner,
snd was out Of sight in . moment.
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WaAs EpNasrs 90 A1s y vgssetA@Thr
stsssgn ftSss Eists sssse Interesting facts In
~rsiatNap q the destruction ~ vessels ~heheagiee
&c lis Tested Ssasas. sieaacssi frem iha nnas3sss
Fvvosse aesi nales seafcxs II spfeAss thxa So
= s~fksi og esEhtesh ffsesths ending ia Sep,
tseabsf # she present yyar, ipa thirx Ard
hasAS ia tsst sesi so seheeatfs seFs se,
tails tot It ssa Iiusystg sAe ssnss pssiel
50 tssstiS whifb is<l psevtaasly saBqL
wssv nsssf lseAra fsosa, SIS ssst lists lnst IL
a~ersA. AS 100 wfsxhs vsF~ T&s@ea nts
ssys tAs writer. = fetal leS< Sc tAe ystNsi
- eae every - hcass ems ss-Sehsl every "a
AesfS, ear shsbftesca every - hssss arsl
pae htrty htAlsi Hqsp stefv testsfN
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ton TO the power Of the Legislature to make
this disposition Of these funds
II Is believed that IN accurate and scientific
geological Suryey Of tbs State will Disclose
sources Of wealth and prosperity thA, would
otherwise rcmain unknown fcs years
Other measures arc proposed 10 the iesiS,
iasnss Tor action, such as TIC condition 81 the
'ediae tribes within The limits Of cur ssatc:
increasing the number Of supreme Judges T;
'"s inadequate salaries nov paid to ceR Judges
and ether o'hesss, the rvsision Of ear si.n
s"a ensaseal laws ,hs running and sssklns
The boundary between Texas aai the fsssi,s.
tiss 81 the Usl,e. States The ccna.s.ou q,
,hs rsa.ssntiAty AZ. &e
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The klnlc of Texas, !
COUNTY OE GON'Z Al y 7

Comnty .Court-f6r January 1srm, 1851.
Is. WALKER, administrator of tho estate
l1Os OF Thomas Young, deceased, has fled In
said Court his final account for settlements; there
lore, notice Is hcrcby given to all persons interested
In raid estate, to appear at the next term Of said
Court, to he held In and for said county, at the
Courthouse, In tho town Of Gonzales, on the las,
Monday In january, 1854, land contest raid nc
count u they zee propcr) and shcw cause IL any
why q final settlement, of said estate should not DO
made.
- Given under my hand, and official seal
L. > this 9Th of January. a. d.. 1854.
(,- +. CHENAULT, Crk c. G.. G.. c.
Gonzales, January Z, ls5i-3.Iw
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The Stntc of Texns.

COUNTY.
10 Me Sheriff or other tcgai officer Of said County
GREETING:
" HEREAS, =. ID. Newell has this day made
oath before me, ~ the law directs. that
w, X. Jones is justly indebted to him in the sum
OF iorty nine So'loo dollars, by account, and that
raid w. X. Jones is n transient person, so the or
binary process Of law canno, DO served on him.
and prays that he may he cited to appear and an
swcr the demand Of complainant.
This II, therefore, TO command YOU to otto by
pnbiieauoi W. Il. Jones, to appear before INC nc
the Courthouse, In the town of Gonzalez. of said
county. ON Saturday the I,h day Of Fcbrt,afy, 1854.
NJ 10 o'clock a. ST., to answer the demand of +.
ID. Newell in a plea of debt founded ON nm accoun,
OF forty-ninc s0-lo0 dollars, dated November,
1859.
Herein fail not, and hereof make due return a.
the law directs.
@ Given under my hand this the Ith day
- OF January, 1851.
t-~) JOHN GoSS.
j.. T.. q. &.
certify this Is n true copy Of the original writ
to me Issued, the 4th day of January, 1851.
BEN. +. WR0E,
Constable q. c.,
Gonzales, January I. ls5I--32.sw
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RfsiosAfieS or Jupor ClAyrox.-Ipdec
Clayton, consul at Havana, has resigned his
office, in consequence of IN health, and return.
cd to the United States. lie len the consul.
ate in charge Of w. II. Robinson, Esq. The
private secretary Of Judge Clayton, died on the
10th iass. Of yellow fever.
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sSg~ tt sessas tebs understood ia as.eSs;e.
Fs ihsi Cd Jessgsoa Ias@ wat he ran az
tbs lnsssd States Syaats, ~ ~hses ease sna,h.
ss af~sssatssess 10 sspFis As vsses a. Ssssz,a
~ II ~as, ssa have 10 te mssis ssAl s~sssssskl
QsstEssn = nAunrl - a ssstsAls asA1 So eat
c3x ia oase 81 ,hs taesasys
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tSr~ q 4 Fpgssfva hat I've UslsSssea Joos
nal has ts&a saspsaa~A Sc ths Fscssas TAe
rsuts ~ Tbs 80 ,sposs :ss.ksns ). i ess,k
az esa Az hs4 h0r gsrseA,ise
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sS" The Washington Union has como out
with an editorial, advocating Mr.. Pierce for
the Presidency at tile next election.
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s1siiE undersigned having been appointed Admin
= i-trator Of the Estate Of Joshua Thrca,igill, de-
ceased. notifies all persons indebted TO said Estate,
to make Immediate payment, and those having
Claims to present them ~ prescribed by law.
A. II. JONES,
january 4, lS3l-3a-Gw Administrator.
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sJg- Information was received AZ Washing.
tcn on the 18th Inst. tina, a formidable espe.
ditlcn, numbering four thousand. Is nov f..
ting out q, New ORLEANS. TO sail Cor Caba by
the mtldle Of EsSruary,
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fhs ilaYprss sstisAasel ihxlr iaSs frssa
,he recent hss Al si,eaaeoe Das sioo.s
go worth q ptoprssy vas satesL and $3.50.
no iusetci, r~s's ias tbs ast lNss ts Akea,
tgtsAssss uw k1ss ~ es,xr rspsiSA esa
Ftsse tie,.~ss q ~hsea sisSea ave sasxr
sl ~ iascrsssx&
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II Is reported that the four great powers
hs:c sctuHily resumed negotiations for peace.
and that a joint conference Is to be hold. In
which Russia and Turkey arc invited 10 ioin.
Turkey has refused the three months arm.
isticc demanded by England. Nevertheless Il
Is said that the Sultan IL DESTROYS Of peace. n
the honor OF Turkey and his sovereign rights
arc respected, but not otherwise.
The Turks have gained moro victories in
Asia. Tho Russians, after three sanguinary
engagements, have been driven back from
Ioplcs, and the fortrcsscs OF Saffa and Akista
have been taken by Selim Pacha.
Tho Russians attacked the Turkish en-.
trcnchcd camp at hay Aid, hut were beaten
back. They also fniled In their last attempt
to rctakc the fortress oil. st. Nicholas
AN engagement Of magnitude has been
fought in thu ncighborhood Of Akista. In which
the knssians wcrc defeated, leaving several
hundred dead upon the field.
Yhc Turks have taken Akhlazcik, a Russian
city in Georgia.
The Russians in Asia arc in q desperate
condition.
There is no news of any fdrthS engage.
mcnts on the Danube. The weather IL more
mild. The Russians continue to suffer terri.
bly, from sickness.
,, Numbers Of Americans have joined tho
Turkish army.
The Russians have again evacuated Little
Wallachia.
Much disafrection is said to exist In the Rus
sian army.
a war between tho Western powers and
Russia, which will probably be confined 10 the
Black Sea and the Turkish territories. now
seems to be incyitble.
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Administrators Sale.
RARE CHI NIGEL

Il + tho late residence Of John Eidndgc, doc'd..
IA On the llti, day Of January, instant, viii DO
sotd SEVERAL FINE HORSES. COWS WITH
YOUNG CALVES STOCK HOGS. and other per-
sonAl property belonging 20 ssid Estate, ON twelve
n,ohths Anse With usual. ~serrity.
AlAo. ~ the same tinse viii DO rented the Home
stead with al che improved lands, for ono year.
Eleven pork hogs will be eold for cash at tho
came time. THOMAS ELDRlDGE.
Jan. Z, lisa Adm. estate Of John Eldrdgc.
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sB II IL said that tho President will issue
a proclamation against the Fepor,ed invasion Of
Alta California by flihusiers fom San Fran.
The Mexican Minister has made strong
representations on this subject.
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lY- whewi amt II colds Over coats and I

gY- whewi amt It colds Over coats and Gro
wood arc all the go. a northcr, As Is a mortimer, IL
now upon ms In rca! earnest. Thursday last, al Q
o'clock, Il was opprcssivcly warm. tho thernomc-
ter figuring at IS; three hours ater, the mercury
indicated a freezing point Yesterday morning, (Fi.
day. Ice, an inch thick. was to be seen IN album.
dance In water basins; in the evening Il common.
ced siceting and continued pretty much all night
and now--but wc must stop, for our ink IL q
roIid lump Of black iccl We are "frix- ou.!-
Johnny, more wood on that fire,
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Bousp ovxR.-A preliminary investigation In.
to the particulars Of the killing Of Mr.. Richard Far
by Dir. J.. Nichols on Peach Creek, was held ON
Saturday last before Justices Pilgrim and Goss.-
Tho accused was held to bail In the sum Of k5OOO.
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-~ In
s"s'Hee', communicates 70 the Ma
- 'ssb" pan. sof the construc-
-" " one or mere raiiroAds 10 the Pacific"
Northern and one vre.t so,,h.-, -
psnv. with no~., - A..
railroad fro,r ,ho .,.... - AZ
n tbc .,.,s,n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! nortbcrn ,o,,te. .nd % a.. ..ss~s
struct . roud from ,ho ~o..,.. h...nsss~e
70 ,bc cs.,crr ho,,sd.... $500
mia NV n. an. ~ ~.
Branch road. ava ,,.o .oi,,. ,,..t..as s.,n.
rights NJ cxtcr s,or ~ a..
Of low. and a. A.. .,.s,... ss,..s..nSsw-y
a. 70 s..,-. ~. -
subscr,ption ,ist bc nro,'os.s sh.e ~
scr;bcr sbal, rocs,vs To- .vo.. $780, 49,.
-. ,.l,.h. !. -.
shall nav H. cal, :, ,ho ,;,,a e s'.,.--n:."
IN addition IN h;s s.,,.L ma ..~~-.."s
v,,,,. .,,.I !. ~. c..a,....,.,
10 tho vaIuo or .ho sh,.c IT, 49,, -.
. monono,v or tbo ,,n1 ,na' !, ~. 800, ~
r,,r,,,or oc .h..a. ,,.,,.,. 49,. ,II
ono n,me ain, hc ,;r,;,oa m. ,,,..iEsIf.f.
ms M a.te,nnt;oy ,o, p,,,ch ora
aS 1.'p''"s wv "'"cn' onc rat5soeo 70
"y''' : : = = az sno cnoIE'ss
10 Tue Ashingtou Union advocates the
passage Of n law hy Congress limiting the
terms Of all officers OF tho United States cx.
ccpt those In the nrmy and navy. It gives
many soai'd reasons FOR fixing a specified time
for all officers to serve who arc appointed un-
der present party custom by every new adj
ministrution. II there wcrc a fixed timo to
serve, every man taking Office would under
stand no had to undergo the process Of rc-cx-
animation and re-appointment, and if a new
administration should como in Of different pol
itics he would make up his mind to DO drafted
from the list Of appointments. The greatest
embarrassment which surrounds n new Prcsi-
dent tx the exercise Of his appointing power.
The executive p~rcrogativc in regard to mp
p%ointmcnts IN delicate trust, and oil Prcsi-
dents dislike to exercise II, and only do SO to
a great extent when they arc driven to il by
political clamors. Much Of tho violence Of
party warfare during a Presidential canvass is
caused by cxpoctants of office, and when the
president IL elected, oil these disintcrcsted
patriots clainor for reward until the President
IL forced TO turn out old officers IN enable him
% M, In ,o,, o,,s M. o.a.,,,.o .....,ah.
49,. y" 'H.'"'' mo",u DC
giaa 70 N, renewed OF this d'sagrecable duty,
and IL tile terms were fixed for a short period,
there would be fewer applicants and less cx-
citement besorc nm %,,sc,;on
m..a. -.
i"sse arc onty some OF inc reasons pro-
sentcd in behalf of the proposed law. There
arc othcrs-such as getting rid Of supcranua-
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hIEriSc or rnk STOCKHOLDERS or rnn Goszalxs
coLLrcE.-Pursaant TO previous notice the Stock.
holders of tho Gonzales College met at the Cour,
House, on Tuesday tho I'd inst, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year.
The President OF tho Board of Trustees, Thomas
j, Pilgrim. Esq, presented an exhibit OF the a0airs
Of the institution, from which We condenso die ials
lowing interesting items;
The buildings belonging to the institution, Which
are now completed. have cost $4,000; ,heappara.
'as and furniture abou, ss,oco. making ID an a.
outlay Of 100000, all OF which are now pala sas and
abe institution c%ntirels free from debt
The Faculty consists of a President and ,hree
Professors, all able and ealciea, teachers az hle,,
moral characters aud standing. and who srsa, The
e'tce'n ard confidence Of the Hoard ot Tsos,ee<
The hrst session commenced uith sas s,.,,an,.
there arr eow-a, the middle 81 M s.se.na -.
'Aa"~-o'.e saei'vd and sseay. a,a he nenal~s
continually Increasing AaA,sasat mnsAcal ~s,.s.,,
meats ansi celiege furniture have hsel, hs~n sa,,
chased and are scoa expected An sAssss.s ,,,e
tcs~qship - Ia contemplation
Fbr ,aisien, es he 6rs, esaan, s~sss~-,s.s "A,
snlpaai It the ,sachsss' ealNiss tAcsss sssA And
i'sa fssscp, rFasfse'S Il ssa tASs sessaaA. ssesel
che Nn0as, q sAssf4ss st-sas $s9a
We ,AhsA shAs fs~ apAs lsslssatsass css ~
ssusa 'o nsss IN = wosv assssAss eeessuca. aps
sh@eh rseseas rseasss sassaaasea saa nses~ sxsa
tsnt psespese q r~vsss ssssaseoA
a. gser~~AnE 70 zee saeessea ~ esse<x~s a,
tuzes haera -ss assesssea ssa ssasss nnsslr,
sesAt tksasa uAsA, r2sx n 1a. 50 -.
ases Is 81 &wAsSAss . saea p-syVsSsas
80 sNt a x shsk sysxeaasssa $50 sgsa.
Eseeq
Nf Wnte< sss sf4seess8 - svks tss
gs ~ Nea~sess saa iassss esss ~ sAA,
s ksa ssAs ieskae4A ssd xt~t - ~
HTts 1s
t6 Asst sasvss.s - ssgss, ,Ae .sps
Nsf ~ :, "a ,ss )
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hsAttw - Ns~ uSeSsxa-f1m yessxt II
,hF istsrasnss - sAs Asxes e~aWssssss g.
tbs Ssek swtsg ne issa sau .as~ lea, ss.s
haHasd ssi sy sAss~ css e ~hi,h. cal,
.tsy a ~yge shs4ssa tas
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METHODIST ArroiNrsrNrs.--A the late sitting Of
the Methodist Conference, Mt Huntsville, We learn
that the Rev. Daniel Morse was appointed Prcsi.
ding Elder for this (Victoria) District, and the Rov.
Daniel Carl for Gonzales Station. Tho Rev. Mr..
Scat was sent to San Antonio.
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Execntor's Notice..

= ME undersigned having been appointed Ex-
ccutors OF. the last WIN md Testament Of
Elisha Stevens, decd, notify all persons having
ment, aud those indebted to mako immediate pay.
Imcnt. FRANCES T.. STEVENS;
Executrix.
A. II. JONES,
Executor.
Janunry A. fS6l-93-Gv
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ssg- We see hy enc Of esr .Ssw orlcAa.
exchanges this, nos teug slsee. i1.4aa bales o
solsoa werv rsSesvea Ia that tliy Ia oee ,say.
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Administrators Notice

EftEIsS of characterization having been rr,n.
~ Ted 10 Che undersigned on the estate az MARI
- h'srie'', deed, hs ths Hoa. County ceurt ot
Gcnsaies coanty. at the Noye,aher tenn isss an
rerssss having clsias sgniust said essasr are here.
es notified ia pttssnt them. duly authenticated
within The ,lale prescribed hy lar, and ,hsS, h,
saebsed All aske imnsesilate t~esiaent 10 me.
VA u. gOrr
tsee. NJ. isSa~~SN Astte,ststsAfns
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ADMINISTRATORS Nntioe.

AuMlflStrntrINH Notice.
fTstik CeaaS roats ~ ,lanBAles caaess haylar On,
q sse seiA siss ~ Nsvetahsx. 4. n lssS. spsoia'
ted ne Adseini4ssavss ~ the Essa,e &c wss,am
itease. deceased. al psSsssse having dais.s esalasl
sasS estate nstas pre- ems saS ssms - ae wssA.a shn
nhse pfeNcstesN b. lsw. ASH sieesosa nsas maEs
snsuse@lsse Tayp.sut
nsTttER CLARK.
!sSreseissPsssts es the estate "a Wns. lloase. sska
fser<aatss 81. sfAz &c
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Wood! Wood!! Wood!!l

w OOu NV OOd!! WOod!!
AvING fitted up a first rate team, I am now
- prepared to supply FIRE WOOD to all who
desire Il, very cheap for cash. Those wishing to.
be regularly furnished would do we'll to engage soon,
and thereby save themselves much trouble and no
little expcrsS jaa7 J. Il. BAIRD.
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Total ford men. . women and s children 81, 677 l3t
This Is what we would call pretty salty" The
M'rffs" and a hay cents, VIC suppose, was given for
the eight babies; they certainly ac worth but little
more, after dcdncting the expense for feeding, clio.
thing, physic and the services Of one hand for
hrqHhiag.
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Cnrseu rsnrsNfs QpssyteN serTtse.-
mreush lbs mediation 81 tbs Hen. Ju,ige Me.
lesn, the commissioners nf the Methodist
tfnfcb Nsssh ansi South wts in New Yask,
sai have agreed er~se Ae ansiesbls ard cgeIa,
I've dlsl.Iaa e ,hs esaarsh psorstlx.
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Election Notice.
Notice.

aNUtICp.
! health calling FOR a change of location and
vs. . Inherent sphere Of action, I have deter.
mined to discontinue my mercantile b,,a,ncss h.,,
by the first dag OF January, 1871, desire chose
who have any Just claims on mr, or the late firm OF
Johison 4 TO, tn present their accounts before The
hfss day 81 February next. Those indebted 10 mo.
! hope viii he just as otligiag, aud favor me with a
cali aud pay thelr accounts.
CHARLES A. JOHNSON.
Victoria, Dcecmipr N. isSs-at
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w \ semst tSase sinse Hsas neggces asse
tfeii "a AusilA Sc sss sssf, At SAYS "a
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Public Sale Of Cattle and IIorScs

Public Sale of Cattle aud Horses.
~ cFaes 81 sAe rsaanss sssat ~ s-ssskaies ssar
a. ", ! va tSa ea s~stse Fseslks ssssat. sta ne,n
ssa sYgguvsa s~rxsavitscs, a. Fsstssr sssslsa. Al ,as
rnsAee sssf ~ tssa ~ tssssaAz. "a Ttyk&
pAt. Ne iesA ast fJANuAaY tsSt. IL 81 ~.
retSsasi efsse - wlt&sa lfss.4. ,xx q. esqsa,
tseg "a AsSstt5 TtAo utyEESp ngApay cAT.
ItA uNs ACs& ANn TwHLvk nEAp nss
sseiusA s1d e@ssg ssss
ESTtlYn CLARK.
Assesssstsis n Wn Nestt, md
nsxFas ~, Il
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Asa 4. u. lewis,
Rife Maker and Gunsmith.

SAop ayi~rinq DR.. Bro~,'s Brick Riaeksmiih
Shop. North ~ Public SQUARE, Gonzales.
January 2, lS5i-y
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80 hss& saevsst~s - ssz4s, az .sps
Az s N4 tas 4, 80
k4ss