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Caro- Lee.

After twenty yearswandering in forcignlqnds,
| returned to the home Of my chidhood--a
stranger Mine had been life of adventure;
now upon the topmost verge Of fortune wheels,
anon, toiling and sweating beneath the task of
cruel task master--a chained slave, had be-
come wearied Of life, sick Of an existence which
brought with it nothing but misery (for, at best,
my life was miserable One,) and, upon the i'm
pulse of the moment, while treading the gay
lined walks of rich southern city, dctermin.
cd to visit once more that little spot on the
earth which once gloried in calling my home.
Who can paint the pilgrims feelings as, after
a twenty years. absence, he again visits the see.
nes and spots where, in childhood, he spent, in
sweetest happiness, the long sunny days, and
gamboled away the choicest hours Of his exis.
tence? What pen can picture the emotions of
that throbbing heart as it nears the cherished
goal, around which every recollection, dear to
memory, clings as the ivy clings around the for.
ost oak? Who can describe tho feelings upon
beholding again those same cd hillsl those
broad, green meadows tho same clear, babblnr
brook, and verdant plains? Tongue nor pen
can paint the thrilling emotions Of the lone
wandercr as he thus returns, as the prodigal, to
his fathers home. Yes, determined to visit
again my early home: AS | entered tho little
village feeling Of deep melancholy came over
me--a sad forebodingcf chan9e-soemn change;
and, this sad ldeo seizing my mind, this rough,
stout heart Of mine wept bitter, bitter tears Of
sorrow am not ashamed to own that wept,
though many, many years had fled since my eyes
were moistned with tears. Who would not have
wept? Those whom knew and loved were no
longer numbered with the living, or but q very
few at most, their once cherished forms now 81.
ently reposed in peace beneath the green sod Of
yondor graveyard. The wide, shady streets,
which once echoed the merry laugh Of myself
and companions, now seemed, to me, deserted,
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TERMS.
PROSPECTUS U S


THE SANTA FE WEEKLY GAZETTE, an English
and Spanish newspaper, is published every.Satarday,
n the city Of Santa Fe, Territory Of New Mexico
In politics it will aim TO he sound democratic
Journal; but in addition, il will be devoted to
General Literature, and the current news Of the
day, and no pains will be spared to fill its columns
with interesting matter. partculr attention will
be paid 10 such information os will he useful and
important to the people Of The Territory, to a
development Of the agricultural, mineral and other
resources Of the country. The latest news from
the United States will always be found In lis
columns, together with the most interesting items
from other parts of the world. To the native
population Of the Territory, such paper will be
invaluable, as 1t will be, in great measure, the
only channel through which they will be able to
obtain information from other parts Of the Union.
To the people of the States, this paper cannot
fail to be Of deep interest," and will give them the
only correct account Of this far off and growing
Territory, they can possibly obtain; and we shall
be careful always to have The latest news Tor our
distant readers. New Mexico, heretofore, has
been almost an unknown land, but If our friends
in the States viii subscribe for the GAZETTE"
they will soon become as well acquainted with it,
as any other portion Of our county This is the
opening Of New Year, and there could not be a
better time to Subscribe. Terms only 81 90 per
annum and advertising and job work zone at the
lowest possible price
W. W. H. DAVIS,
Editor.
1Nhl
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the ossart a tio poo,ra.lop CororoI. For running
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"so oou' an iu ~ p%F io' U otuO,a' On
hoyoycr in Tho case of ;ncreose of sneed rrli1..
nYish the contract &c by riynr nrompt notice 10 tbe
department that he prefers doing SO to carving
the order into elect The Postmaster General
nav also curlall or discontinue the service at bro
rata decrease Of nav, If he allow one months
extra conversation on the amount dispensed with,
whenever in bis opinion the public interests do not
require he same or IN case he desires TO sunercede
It bv different Trade of TRANSFORMATION, lie NAV
also chance the times Of arrival and departure
(proyided he does not curtail the running time)
without increasing the nav.
s. Payments will be- made for the service
through drafts on nostmasters, or otherwise after
the expiration of each ouarter--say in February,
May, August and November.
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SOUTHERN MAIL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TIME southern mail via Fl Paso to San Antonio,
L Texas, leaves Santa Fc on the 10th Of each
month"; arrives at Ell Paso in from six 10 eight days,
and reaches San Antonio on the llh OF the next
month. Returning, leaves San Antonio on the 10Th
of the same, arrives at FL paso in from ID TO Is
days. and reaches Santa Ie on the l4h of the next
month, making the trip through in from % to %
days, winter and summer The Contractor has
spared no expense in placing upon this route spring
carriages The best adapted for the convenience as
well as comfort OF passengers Persons going 10,
or coming from the States will find this very
pleasant route particularly during the winter
months, as it Is entirely free from the intense cold
and heavy SHOWS that so frequently obstruct the
eastern mail route 10 Independence.
RATES OF FARE.
$l2o 90 through from Santa Fe TO San Antonio.
30 90 from Santa Fe 10 Ell Paso.
Passengers allowed 40lbs baggage
HENRY SKILLMAN,
NIB Passengers not required 10 stand guard
Santa Fe, Oct l. lS53--tf
TIME undersigned begs leave TO inform his friends
/ and the public generally, that he is prepared
to do all kinds of cabinet and carpenter's work on
the most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors above
the store Of Jesus Loya.
Santa Fe, May I, lS5s.-y JAMES H. CLIFF.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
w. w. Iii. DAWES,

(DIsTRIcT ATTORNEY or THn UNITED STATES FOL
NEW MExCo,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
SANTA TE, NEW MEXICO,
WILL practice in all the courts Of the Terri
w tory
Office in the same room occupied by the Secre'
tary Of the Territory.
REFERENCES.
Hon. C. Gushing, Att Gen, U, S.
Hon. Geo NJ. Dallas, PhiIada,
Hon. r. Brodhead U. s. Senate,
Hon, Simon Cameron, Penna.
Gen R. Patterson, Phlada.
Col. Thomas j. Whipple, New York.
Haddock, Reed & Co., Phada.
James, Kent Santee, "
Wood, Bacon s. Co.,
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OFFICE OF COM. OF SUB.

OFFICE OF COM. OF SUB.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ.
JAN. H. 1854,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office till II o'c,ocf, M, on Wednesday,
The 10Th day Of March, 1854 for furnishing flour
and salt to the United States Troops at the points
and in the quantities mentioned as follows;
Near Ell Paso 100000 pounds of flour
l15 bushels Of salt.
At Fort Fillmore 100000 pounds of 1nur
10 bushels of salt
-" Fort Thorn, Santa Barbara $4,000 pounds Of flour
100 bushels OF salt
" Peralta 100000 pounds OF flour
+" Albuquerque 250,0OO pounds of -four
6U0 bushels OF salt
Fort Union 10000 pounds Of -four
The -four and salt must be Of snpcrIne qualify,
and delivered in strong cotton "orlID5' double
sacks Of 100 pound, each.
Proposals ap invited for the whole amount, for
that required at several pohls, OF for that required
at any puicular point
The contract or contracts 10 be made for one
year, and the faithful lahmeut thereof to be
guaranteed by Two responsible securities, whose
npmcs must be entered IN the proposals
One fourth OF the amount required at each point
must be delivered quarterly, commencing on the
lst day OF August 1854
The principal commssary st.touei in New
Mexico, will reserve The riglt of INCREASING or
Diminishing" the amount 10 be delivered at each
and ry~pont, "by one MRd," by giving SIX
moaths notice 10 that effect,
The undersigned reserves the right of rejecting
all bids that he considers unreasonable
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Form Of a Guaranty.

The undersigned undertake that il the forego-
ing bid for carrying the mail on route No. = be
accepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder
shall, prior to the LIST day of July next, enter into
the required obligation to perform The service pro-
Dated Signed by two guarautors
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mode Of conveyance, 10 wit : There state how it is
to be conyeyed,l for the annual sum OF here
write out the sum in words at full length.
Dated. Signed
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, Judge, or clerk
Of court of record, as the case may be) certifes
that he IS well acquainted with the above guaran-
tors and their property and that they are men Of
property and able to make good their guaranty,
Dated Signed
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aHf4a.31!S& &A3@A IAND9Gaa o
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
B. W. T 0 D D .

have removed from the "Noland House." Ia
The "Nebraska House," in Independence, Missouri
The Nebraska House IS a large new building, and
has recently been much improved by alterations
and additions. Having taken this house for term
of years, intend to make every effort to promote
the convenience and comfort of travellers. The
patronage of my friends and the travelling public
is respectfully solicited.
B. W. TODD.
January lst lS53-ly.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
T7AEVS.

WA1Tl5,
PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails Of the
L United States, from the lst day of July, 1854,
to the lst day of July, 1858, in the State Of Cali.
fornia, and in The Territories of Oregon, Utah, and
New Mexico, will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department, in the City
of Washington, until A, M. of the Sd April.
1854, Ito be decided by the 23d Of April, 1851 }
on the routes and in the times herein specified,
VIZ:
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Santa Te, N. NJ, Jan. ., 1851.
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Jan. 2S, lS5i--1t33
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

aJ-In the early part Of LAST week, rather TO-
msnllc affair oocuited al Somerset, Perry county.
While a slTolling company, attached 10 which
were two Indians, were exhibiting in the tOwn,two
Young ladies became enamouTed Of the red men
Of the forest, So much, that they refused 10 leave
tleit presence night OF day, during their stay in
the place. This very naturally outraged the leel-
ings OF The old, and excited the jealousy Of the
Young. Violence being I, AIRED, the show departed
The town, followed Oy :lhe two dumsels. They
next undertook TO exhibit at Putnam, Ia which
place they were followed by the enToged mother,
Who liter procuring police fotce, proceeded to
daughters. The Indians requested on interview
with tile old lady, which being gtanted, she soon
became so allute by the iaiIy tues OF thered men
IN reference TO their wilderness homes that she mol
only consented TO yield up IIer daughters, but &C.
tuay plsaj That she might herself be allowed 10
accompany lheml This Trio oil females would do
well TO ynigrats to MOrmOndOm = Columbus Dan.
sofa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

A SHV YOUra.- Everything is arranged for your
wedding with Susan TOmphins,' said father 10
his only son, Il hope you'll behave yourself like a
man, rhOmus,'
The Individual addressed was young man seat.
ed on a chair dsspatcbing piece Of bread aud
mUloSsss. HIS answer was q sigh, accompanied
with flood OF tears.
The pifeni Stated, aud in an angry voice ex.
claiuued; 8
.What objection can YUu havel Susan Is hand.
sons and wealthy aud married You must be, some
time OF other. Your mother and wers married,
and il is my command that you plepnTU yOnISe for
yUuI nupiials.'
YEA finally Eobbsd Thomas, that's different
thing, YJn married mothet Pnt I'm sent to Mr.
~ q strange eal'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06


A NEw WAY TO MAKE TIA AND CovREE,--In
The refreshment department of lhh Sydenam Ctys'
lnl Palace rs introducedn new made Of making
coffee aud tea by hydrOslatc pressure, 1t is The
Invention Of NJ. LOyse, nFrenchchemist Of celeb.
uly, and Ivy It's agency lie proposes to achieve lhe
following results;
The production of tea aud coffee Of peculiar
favor and cleaEneSs, and great economy and Sa-
wing in the use Of material. Will, pound Of
coffee, valued at one shilling and louTpence, lie
unLpriskes 10 produce an imperial gallon Of the
ruSicn too strong for ordinary purposes, and Of
lunpid cleuEntgs that would be quite unatlalnnOle
by any other means. His process is by sciehliic
appliances, and recognition Of the known Ten
dency OF liquids 10 find their level, TO force the
boiling water twice through the colIee, and thus
10 get hold oil the eniiIe principle called cnIene,
thing which lie alleges is never done by The Orul.
nary mode Of PREPARATION. In the preparation o.
ten, his great discovery is very simple one OF
which every housewife may avail herself. ~
LoySelSays that he has discovered that NY grnu'
ing the tea inlle same manner Os coffee, before
infusion, the quantity OGeXhileTsiing fluid obtain
DIS nearly doubled. The experiment Is very
SIMPLE one, and may be safely recommended to
oil connoisSeuES in the preparation OF "the cup
Il at cheers but not nebTates." Having, says
our London authority had an opportunity Of aS'
ling Tie tea aud coffee uS pTePnIed by NJ. Loysers
apparatus, we can v0uch tot The delcacy OF Ia
vor aud lmpidily Of botli. The strength did not
strike US as Satisfactory, buttLat is matter OF taste
aud Of course is influenced by very simple govern
ing circumstances.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

11'1lisstaled that SOuloQue, OF FuuSlin !, the
black Emperor San DomiRsO,woE formerly the
slave Of citizen Of st. Louis, who frequently IL.
ceives friendly messages from him. Tie St. Lolis
Democrat states that week OF two since he was
pleasantly surprised with the receipt Of seven
bags OfCofee anda package Ofsugah accompanied
by quite on sfIecliOnaIe letter from bis imperial
majesty. BIS s f. r..t.I rsH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
DIonARoED.--John Rand, changed Win tlc

DtGcMGRoED.--JOhH Rand, charged with tie
robbery Of the bank at PorIsnOutIG Va, and for
(which he has been for long time confined in Jail
awaiting Trial, has been discharged on mol, pros
the evidence against him not being sufficient to
shsuts conviction, llwillbs tensm6sred that
lie was some lime since, found guilty oflhs charge,
RdtObIaipel new tIial, t.-a,. 1.itt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

KY, e., 1Ye learn that Tie credentials Of The Rev.
Dr. Lee, Of Rochester, New Jersey elected by
the conyentionOf the Protestant Episcopal Church
sfinlIoWa5 as Us Diocesan Bishop have received tile
approval Of q majority Of the Bishops snd Stand.
sing Committees Dt. LIS conservation will, there
fore, now be nOrler, subject to The appointment
d The presiding Bishop ..-- --,--.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

aJApsW fraud attributed 10 Robert Schuyler,
has just been announced. We understand says
the JOuInalo Commerce, that previous to sChuy.
lers failure he not only sold TO the Harlem Rail-
road Co., an invoice Of iron, whcha London House
claims a0 their property. but also obtained loans
from two responsible firms here, each upon one
oiV6ice, making the latter thus do double duty
The amountthus involved IS about $4,000, and
there will be nice dispute as TO which Of tue
Lenders is entitled to the security.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

Nor ,BAD.-Tll lie cars the Connecticut River
railroad came down rather crowded recently, 81
much so that several gentlemen had 10 resign Their
seats to lOdy pasSengets Ohe OF the gallant vic
tins seemed 10 enjoy his deprivation much, and
Kept up fire Of vii and reputtee that sensiblyEe
at Williamansell, the conductor as usual entered
the car aud cried out, "Will.R.man sit" eyes,
by thunuer," Cned the wag, "if cum only get a
.ubanceI" ...s.i .saIe. a.. -.. .s t...ta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

GTDr. Peithmhn, the alleged insane prosecutor
OF Prince Albert, has, at length, been released
from his fourteen yeuFs OF captivity in the British
madbouses, OncOndltiOn that he shall Immediate
ly quit England, and neve- ugon sci his foot ur.
on rs soil, lie has, Of cOntSe, accepted the con
ditions, and has gone to Germany. The civil in
quiheS into bis Coss resulted in the decision that
he was perfectly sane, and an order wOs Issued by
iAmagisuSte tor his release, but Lord Palmerston
rerusedto eo1ntesign it, except on the above
condition. t
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,-astr New .4lfei
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
premium DaguOrrsOtYpes /

* ADAMS, from Washington, d. c., would re-
VI speclully inform tie citizens OF Wheeling anu VI
entity, that ho has opened Gaerytn
mORNBLUOH's NEW BLOCK, I..
(Tst nOor) Main street, where he has fine light and
evoTyACihty for making First Ciass DIggri soyPs', MI
Gas ro silver medals aud sevon diplomas viii attest at
different Fairs, and have excited the admiration and
commentator Of tile Press generally, throughout tie
United States Those Interested who would ke TO tee
tho perfection to which the ant has attained III WOshing
ton and Eastern cities, aro invited 10 call and examine
specimens.
Call aud soc the wonderful
SteTeoscopic DagueTreotypes,
which axe aplcure stand out with such holiness and
sOdity that you can hardly eAliLS th1t Oil fat sur
ace,
01-GALLBHlR S-HoTnhrooks New Block, Main ST.,
Wheeling, Va, and Pennsylvania Avenue, between ~
aid Oh streets. Washington. H. O. 8eI29
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

TnB DEATn op AUDRRH,--A correspondent Of
the 81. Louis Republican furnishes the following
particulars In relation to lhe unfortunate afItay
between Malor Weightmau and Aubteyi being 4
sgnopsll Of me evidence eIlolled dt preliminary
sSami1alion Of WeIgblna1 al Santa Fs II con
dims the statement Ne gave sho,t time since,
with reference 70 the origin OF the difficulty
1.-THE circumstances are these; Major Weight
man, hearing OF the arrival Of Aubrey, and that
he was at the stole Of tile Messts. Mcclure, mvr.
Giants AZ Santa Re, crossed the plaza TO see him,
and was one OF the FIRST to t0ke him by the hand
aud greet him as friend. When Major Weight
man arrived at the store OF tile MessTs Mercure,
several persons lad already arrived to pay th.itre.
speels 10 Mr. Aubrey. gsArFt
Aubrey and Weghtm0m met kindly, shook hands
and oonveTsed pleasantly for a short tllue, when
something having Ueen Sdid by II third PERSON
about the TCule by which Aubrey had arrived from
Onlilotnla, Aul EeY osked tie MHor II be YET pup
llshed his pppeTin Albuquerque The Major sau'
nos that Is was dead--had died natural dea!n
from the want of subscribers. Aubrey men salu
II should have died, because Of the lies win Wnloh
II was filled. This was said without eGclleme
When WeIghlman asked "what lies" aubrey
remarked. mVhel returned from California lost
year, YOU asked rorinfoTmatiOp In respect 10 my
route, aud afterwards you abused me- In'S
Wetgbtmun dened, saying; 'no, aubrey ulu
not abuse YOU" Aubrey then said mote OF less
excited, al say you did, and now repeat y Is a
lie" at the same time bringing his ham, down
with force upon The counter.
Atthis, Weghtman, who was sitting on The
counter, FIVE OF six feel from Aubrey, spTang down
and approached Aubtvy, who had bsen standing
near the counter, and taking a glass from which
Aubrey had been drinking "a toddY) Threw the
canlenls in mis- free. Weigldman immediately
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

d1'Ths Baltimore BOald Of Trade has just pub.
lished its annual report. The only fact Of special
interest we mole in it is the statement that The
Pittsburgh and Conceivable Railsodl Il steadily
advancing ioWaEjs completion.
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- GFBy Bishop NicllVain's addresS before the Con.
ysntion Of the Protestant Church Of Ohio, recent
lydsssabled at sandusky, It appears that during
the past year he has Combined 6l9 persons or.
dained DsacOns and 10 Pesbytenj cOnseCrOled
three 66utoRsS. Fout new parishes have been
otsSdiSed. There are ten candidates for OTdets
SIX cleTgymen hive been received into tile Diocese
the past year and fourteen have LETT. The de-
crease in the clergy is owing tonadequste salaries.