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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-18

A SENSIBLE WILL.-The following is The copy
of will left by a man who chose TO be his own
lawyer =" This is The last will and testament oil
me, John Thomas. give all my things to my re.
IaIions, TO be divided amongst them the best way
they can.
an. BIZ anybody kicks up row, or make
fuss about it, he isn't to have anything.
"Signsd by me. JOHN TnoMAs."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-18
Sin OOtimg Affair.

We regret to state that difficulty occurred or
Monday Evening last between JAMES WILSON and
NAT. C. CLAYLAND, which resulted in the former
shooting the latter with pistol. The bullet en-
tered the left breast inficting very dangerous
wound-though hopes are entertained that he will
recover, They are both very young men-Wil-
son not more than IL years of age.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-18

We give below the official vote Of the State for
RejG and Kerr, and shall add The vote for Bragg
and Dockery az it 10 received,
The Counties Of Alamance, Catawba, Porsythe.
CASTOR, Jackson. Madison, Mcdowell, Union, Wa
tauga, and Yadkin. which heretofore voted with
the Counties from WHICH they were respectively
formed, will vote pow and Tor the future separately.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-18

'BIIL NERRAsKA."- first white male child
born in Nebraska since the MASSAGE of the or,,an
lzation bill was born at DR.. Clark's HosnitaI Ne.
braska Centre, in June, and was christened E;u
Nebraska Kanney. His father, the Hon. ] F.
Kinney chief, justice of Utah, has taken the lead
IN sustaining the Douglas bill" in yerv forc,hle
manner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-18
Yours, unquestiOnabIy,
@. R. PHYLANDER DOESTICKS. P. d

A Bachelor, at the celebration Of the FourthI
Frtchburg. gave the following sentiment:
' Tile LadaeS.-SwceI briers in the garder'
Iife."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-18
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Aug. Is.
Barely 100 bales changed hands to day at from
9 10 81 cents.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-18
DEWTTTeS FERRY.

THIS Ferry is situated South of and sdjoin.
= Ing the town OF Gonzales, about a half
mile nom the Court House, where there Is an OK.
cellcnt
NEW R2AT
TO cross Wagons Of tbs Target size and
stock OF ali kinds, and on tlc direct road leading
70 all the following places from Gonzales up and
down the Wcs. side Of the Guadalupe River, viz :
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown, Clinton, in De.
Witt county, and TO the Cibolo, Santa Clara, Colet.
70 and 70 all parts OF the Sandies.
Tho distance TO Victoria, by crossing at this fer.
~, and going down the west side Of the Guada.
lupc 70 Bcnnett's ferry and recrossing, Is short
cned eight miles.
Persons going to any Of said places can get the
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for sale at the Ferry.
Nov 20. @. DEWITT
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THE GONZALES COLLEGE,

ME s,udics Of this institution will be resumed
IL on Monday the Sd of April. II IL detirable
that those who contemplate entering this insutu.
ton, should be punctual in attending at the CON-
m~encenent Of the session.
The academic year is divided into two sessions
of five months each, commencing On the first
Mondays Of April and October. The vacations
embrace the months Of March aud September.
Parents and Guardians are furnished ut the close
OF each session with u report Of the standing and
proficiency II their children and wards.
Extensive preparations have been made by pi-
vate families In the vicinity Of the College for the
accommodation Of boariers.
Instruments and apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate and render attractive and interest.
ing the studies, particularly Of the advanced schol.
ars.
The instructors are efficient and well qualified
for the stations they FILL
G. w. Guess, A. M. President, and assisted by
z. Lewis, a. IL. Conducts the male department.
Mrs. Mary Hill, assisted by Miss Fulford, super.
intends the female department.
Mrs. DIR. Coleman has special charge Of the
Musical, and Mrs. DIR. Craig, of drawing and the
ornamental branches. Othcrs will be employed as
may be deemed expcdient.
COURSE or STUDIES AND RATES OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Arithmetic, $40 Oo
English Grammar, Geography, Execution,
Rhetoric and che minor Mathematics, SIS OO
The foregoing continued, Natural, Moral
and Experimental Philosophy, botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and Span.
$50 90
l.. EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, Piano or Guitar. ..... ........ S26 90
Drawing, Wax.work and Embroidery, each, $40 90
The above fees are charged for each session, one
bali Is required mt the middle, the other at the
close OF the Term. These utes are charged from
INC time OF entrance to the end of the session,
No deduction except for protractcd sickness. sub.
Ject, however, TO the discretion of the board OF
Trustees. EDMUND BELLINGER,
Fres. pro tenn. board Trustees Gonxaios College.
Gonzales, March IL, 1854.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER,

Believing the time has arrived in the town
of Gonzales, surrounded MS il is by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish.
ment OF a weekly journal Mt the countryside
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and in a section Of
country unsurpassed for beauty Of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity of climate in the
State of Texus--it is proposed to establish Mt
the above named place, n newspaper, to be
known by the name Of the "GoNzALIs INouI-
RER," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News of the day.
The Inquirer will be independent in politics.
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably ciucidated in the administrations Of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy OF sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States Of the South, have ever held
sacred, as guaranteed to them by the c~onstitu-
ton ofthc United States. And while we claim
to have had some experience rs editor and
publisher of n public journal, we shall, at the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite
uLry talent of able writers, with whose ability
rs correspondents we are well advised; and Mt
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
so judiciously conducted rs to encourage and
bring to It's support contributors from the En-
pirc State of the South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, We unfurl our banner in one Of
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
Suite, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what the develop
mcnts of the country demand, and its appear
ancc equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportonatc encouragement from the
people Of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifcs a livclicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance of morality, the
cause of education md the pcrpctuity of rcpub.
lican institutions.
TERMS.
The inquirer will be published weekly, OH
an imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly exccu-
ted, for So 90, if paid in advance; 50 80, if
not paid within six months; or 81 90. ut the
expiration Of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must DO
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
s.. w. SMITH,
ID. S.. II. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1858.
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS Al
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mers, by the diffusion of useful knowledge |
these important branches. II is edited by !
practically skilled In the arts and sciences, md
widely regarded ns q sound and able journl
Nearly all the Valuable Patents which issue VI
ly from the PATENT OrricE e-IHusfra,ed piNd
Srdrings, and the Claims Of all the Pateati
published In its columns thus making tho pail
perfect Scientific aud Mechanical Encyclopedia
future as well as present reference. The -
tiifc american Is very extensively circulated
circulation In tho last volume exceeding M
copies per week. II Is IN fern for binding; |
volume contains Several Hundred Enrdpiags
over -Four hundred Pages Of Reading Matter,
an Index. The practical rcceipts alone are vi
to any iamily much more than the subscriI
price.
The publisl9rs offer the following valuable
Yea for the largest list of subscribers sent IN bJ
January next:--one hundred dollars will bc q
for the largest list; scventy.ive dollars fotl
second fifty collars for the third foriy-fivc did
FOR the fourth forty dollars for tho fifth /; Ill
five for the sixth; thirty dollars for the scyd
twenty-five dollars for the eighth twenty did
for tho ninth; fifteen dollars for tenth ten
lars for the eleventh and five dollars for
twelfth. The cash will be paid to the order of
successful competitor, Immediately after jar,
first, 1856.
TrRMs:-One copy one year, two dollars !;
copy six itnths, one dollar; Ave copies six md
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Southern and Western money taken for subI
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Letters should DO directed, postpaid, to NJ
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PROSPECTUS or THE
OGEeEE.keN EGlEGVEG.

J. n, firIkS ASp JANIS ". sMYfiR, gpiroRs.
THIS work, the first number of which was Is.
sued IN March, 1883, ~ composed mainly of Selcc.
tons ifum the Periodical Literature OF Great Brit.
ain, France, Germany, aud tho United States
chiefly, however. from that or I,fcat Britain. Ia adj.
dition to American Journals, We have ordered and
are constantly receiving 10y mail, the following Eu.
,opcan publications:
The Edinhurg Review. North British Review,
Westminster Review. London Quarterly Review.
teiecuc Review, Retrospective Review, Chamber
Edinburgh Jnurnsi. Elila Cookies journal. House,
hold Words, United Service Journal, Colburn's New
Monthly. p9hih University Magazine. blaekS ood4
td.niiligh Magazine, Ainsworlh's Magazine. IRA.
sers Magazines. Hoods Magazine, Sl,a,,,s Magazine.
Iaits Magazine, Getleinan's Magazine, BLACK.
woods iS,ly's Magazine, The Repository o( Atts
aud lnyenuons, Bcntlt's MISCELLANY, licyue des
ieat Mondos, nogg Instructor, Annak Of Naia.
tai History, Neser kcittng, lsaion Liberty ia.
se,ic, Tho Spectator, Critic, The Athennun,. The
Examiner, Times. Puaeh, sc.
These rare apd costly publications. cin,odsing
the Aieet and eNplcest predictions ol che hest vf{,
lers ct the ~. shl DO carefully examined. and
tlscsr nn,s attractive sud valuable articles repro.
igeed IA ,tN columns vt Tho R@cctsa. fhus l4 a
uie's t4euon st the ocs' ot any one ~ ,tctn, aur
FtA.i'Fs Rit obtain thc select portions 1T the whele
Extract, ttoa, the freach aud ustmAn wil be
translated sSptessly tH onr Sok
The NsgasiHc so eow onef ~ The paitsc. d the
,nly JsayuAl o, ,ke elsss psis shel n The Ssash .
q Is .ho arst AiteHlps 10 IatoHiaec a. the great tsaIy
Of seathegu svatcfs anil 50 slasi b. ,aeig uasts
snd ~inssfests. ths egy4eus t,ssssafe II EarSs4-
~, such. q y aesisasi 10 saptly a Naai kseg sgl
aRd aekuople3gel
Oar szhectains at3 Nspass e sacA articles a.
pose - FsgmAssst Value saA usaeral la.aess
We 80 cali AL. that shile We are oaeasg ths
teSeetv Uissp spsh sssess 81 al. plsee il sakis
,hs fwssa ~ al ~ eNpe5so has h~~sb ~ stg he
fFssrd - eas lsFa. g. sake = ~ sYssy sess&~1
tscepeasle ~ Ne cs3as asea rea4rg.
Tie EAct@ 4 sah&ssot ~ AaSassa, va, tAs
esss efesezs saontk. rs8a gsaahrf cea5slekau eseb.
& haEe e@saSa psFes - A~at1, c4sssas seA,sssi
ca epcd fsfes sae Uew 9Tc aAksS tso VeSassss
ant 5ae wages h to- ycAf.
JERs~ FbR ONE YRAR
Cry, So ~ Ceg3e& tiSs ~ eSsAa<4
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l.. III. WOODS.

WHOLESALE n RETAIL DEALER IN PM
WAICHES, JEWELRYG FANCY GOODS,
OST respectfully announces to the citizecs of
1Vh Indianola, and his friends generally, .hat ne
has taken tnrs store under the Masonic Hall, where
every thing in his line will be found, ns cheap as in
any southern market. Not n single article will be
sold without a full guarantee which will enable the
purchaser 10 buy with confidence.
His assortment Is complete, and he hopes to be
encouraged sufficient to justify him in keeping a full
supply to all seasons.
A WORD TO THE TRADE.
lilo has and will keep a general assortment Of
Wstchmakers tools and materials, all of the be,t
quality. Time pieces of all kinds repaired and war.
ranted for twelve months, or no charge made.
ENGRAVING done neatly.
Indianola, Jan. @, IS53-ly
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Established ia 1926, and tripa,phantiy a.cd
and universally popular throughout Tee
Union stored cih tie best Lit.
eratnrs and Elegant
Envrar,n,s
y0LUM ME- FOR 1853.

En1Turinps.
VOLUME FOR 1853.
TIE great success of the last volume of "tA-E
HANS MAGAZINE" owing to the large increaof
sterling reading matter, cmboldens the publishl ~
xitcmpt mere energetic efforts for The now Nv
We shall still so conduct the Magazine "a to ID
the wants and wishes OF u very large bols oil tRtt's
people, who now begin to- look To periodical works
for tho correct aud various information, which was
previously sought for in heavy volumes and out of
the way libraries.
We believe NO can 30 conduct this Magazine, that
While II will meet the wishes of the lovers of agree.
able literature, IL shall still iinpart. IN scica,iRe artt.
cics, and articles of genera, utility, information that
will bc valuable aud desirable TO many. liz purs,,.
anoc of this purpose, we shalt place under tie eyes
ot our readers not alone articles OF high merit writ.
ten To order by our w~eDl.known co,ps Of con.,it,u.
tors, bu, shall draw upon the first literature OF the
Odd Werid--as sicccss and increased circulation
may enable ~ s,u further TO 'Hcr,ass tie a,.,,bsr Of
g-tges u GTahsa--so ,ha, We shall present the yrs,
tEst ARTICLES that arr published ahtoad. a. well :,
,hnsc that are written expressly for "a At Home
Wo ilet that this effort TO extend the uscfalneas q
the Magazine, VII he met by that continuance q
favor from eur Fcadcus wlirh has cleeryst as "a Ell
ltor az The work Tot more than %ii,lrtcen scars. an
shs, ,ee Magosnc whose foundation va tui III ls&
may. ta isI,S, hc a'aoug tAc ahlost a. Il u the olasss
Magazine in Ausettcs.
The New Solatea of GrAhan csniaences reTa -
" With ,ae January n~as,bcF. and se take shsss o.
cassen - s,lss, itrsn siaEle Subscribers sinl cialx /
w'c~e sasscrspttoas espsCe, = ctRtians1ce III sAssI
encouraging cofapany fss snuales rear.
No rtFff>G AND tMMnuG |
The character oi "GkAHAAk NAaAnos" L 49,
we'd csiaiAahci, sssnnz readers III 30 cAsae4 "a
RENDER aersSANsy TIE nspNssxsnt seif4awsstox
whsch tSs trSVate tho scnta~. stesk Ia ,fs1s \,
escft ohNcstp sRd seekAess adventures. A. ~,aNm
upgks wtosr urss sts,,ti issiacc ,hslg patE4Ae&
- aisssulea the saiy srsi sSrAyirE prsstkee IS
GRAHAM MIST STAND NN YAII. ON IA
OWN MkHfyS.
Tie pf8AlaHs az its i,eeALfs snA sAs l@es. a ~
fsltea Saiss 49, oaassteasy sesea uES4a. a.
uase ssta~ ssa s~fsesssSy taaa aey sis ysasee. "A
90 ihsse Ne hase the Soss So = IVA ~znn,aaaaE
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sopTTE.S LITERARY EFog
AMP GENERAL AGENCY.

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pytgsysue kssiSN, sVass - Ne Uses ssa etesy
stss1 Fsfot Aud nsNcss.ne pss5sirea 10 ~ t'bii@t
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pcaesy, Iyp~ s'se~s aa>8s wsfdea SssAs saa Al
ethss usss4, ssssxsics 80 gNsRpair A8seN su@at.
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Carriages Repaired.
NwA

TIN sessrsEsssA voaAi i~nasnsie - ~ isA.Az.
tsEts ~ GeasNks saa s4fse-aeiaax cssatiy, taAi sAes
sx t~sgasv4 ~ FAINT, tlNK ss1 RlFAfR AZ
aa~as - CAkktADkS "a ~ ps~t vcs4sss6As
esA 81 thes ssN Mae nsresl cgs<~ste ths
fst&a Syasfx. he nsrss. ~ az osss@ - ssx,sa
paS3 ts ~cs&. RAMsEY A WSskT.
a. xss ssss 81. 3ss4-3s
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THE ONLY LADY,B BOOK IN AMP !
SO pronoxnesd By tie entire Prea Of
UnitHf State!
Godey's Lady's Book for L
cath YEAR.
ONE HUNDRED PACE
Of reading eeeh month, yths beet Ameno
A NEW AND THRILLING 81
Certainly the most intensely Interestingly
written, entitled
THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLE W i,
BY I. s. ARTHUR; ~.
will be commenced In the January number.
THE ONLY COLORED FASHIUES
Upon which any reliance can be placed, i~eoeive'
direct from PARIS, and adapted to the tastes 3 Al
erican Ladies by our own Fashion Editor" will
full directions.
DRESS MAxrso.-Our monthly description o
Dress Making, with plans to cut by. None but III,
latest fashions are given. The directions are "
plain, that every lady can be her own dress maker
EMBRoIDERr.-An infinite variety in every No.
DREss PArrrRNs.-Infnnts and chiIdren's dresses
with descriptions how TO make them. An kinds d
CRocKET and NETTING work. New patterns 81
CLoAxs, MASrELrrs, TALNAs, COLLARS, Cn7x
sETTEs and usDERsLEEvrs-with full directicns1
Every new pattern Of any portion of a lady's dref
appears first In the Lsdy's Book, IA we receive cN
signments from PARIS every two weeks.
The NuRsrRY.--This subject is treated upon
q~uently.
lGODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS q
ON EVERY SUBJECT, !
Indispensable to every family, worth more than '
whole cost of the Book.
MusIC.-Threc dollars worth Is given every
DRAwiNo.-This art can be taught to any ct
by a series Of drawings in every number for
MODEL CorrAaE.-Cottage plans and COTTAGE.
niture will be continued as usual. M
SPLENDID STEEL LINE AND MEzzorINr y NRAv y
In every number. They are always tsn Nni
Cooley. Mn MI
Godey's Lady's Book contains prcchf
which you would have to take at leastsL
magazines to get the same amount Of &c
TERMS. GA
five " and to he psr;,n ,end;sss.
Eleven I" "
Address, l.. A. Cooley,
l13 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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DIR. JAMEs !. HATcuETT.

HAVING FrsssaesNslg lNss8ek - NevA4esu 80.
y~<tf~&y tsedsst ka fu4sssSsi SsgSwwe b. sse
ss4sEes - tks tssf enJ fafrfa1aax csawssy
~ " se8A sssa2sA thst ~ xss&sss&zs kssea.
t4A unprecedented ssscss ksa ssssxss@gy ses-s.
sests cs&fgeA srv assnsrs ~p ~ ~ osH8cfktsea.
y = sesegsaaoeS te ssenssb~rs r~4avpss
$50 GsE~k-tF
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lei, MN Y. cRrsws,i.-

HAMILTON st0ttsE u~sosewAy. Nav Yoa4
"a n~esssAeE estu ssknf@Nfs Van ViIEr.
ksHsssly q IS nsFylsy ssrsei, has nssa The Assss
SwNs hsN1 ksd Ntsi 4 - ~tsa Iss. Ssesoa va.
ZEE. hssAS e. zh4 fssassge tArpzxssoss. Pre-.
$50 ,t@taeg Na~ lut s2 Es1 ~ rsessassss
s,es b ~ ety, u usss4s ne t,S4ssssa ~ ~
~ ~tsA he qqss - = ts@sA8ug hessx. eAsae<s
rt b ~ - Tcs seaA o So ge-H
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~BENNET'S FER Y,
CUERO. De Wit Co.

NE and one.haf miles west Of the Victoria
and Gonzales road at Cuero. The distance
from said Ferry TO San Antonio, GO miles TO Con.
zales, Oh the west side Of the river, 90 miles. To
the neighborhood Of Capota Hills, the distance is
much shortened by travelling up the west side of
the Guadalupe river, instead Of the route BY Con.
znles. The river can be crossed ut said ferry du.
ring the highest foods, with comparative ease.
October q. 1857 M. &. BENNETT.
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EXCHANGE.

GUlCHARD would respectfully announce to
- . the citizens of Gonzales county, that he has
opened his New House on st. James street, known
az the GONZALES EXCHANGE, where the best
of Liquors, both Foreign and American, will be
found. Attentive bar-keepers will be in constant
attendance, and nothing shall be spared to satisfy
nll who may favor him with a call. Having been
at great expense In fitting up this establishment,
inferior to none in this country, would most re.
specially solicit cash customers.
Gonzales, Dec, n, lS53-tf
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NEW O
$780,
T.. q. Matstts-E.wyaen, Texas.

FfAtFN ~
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