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where are the Filibusters =

NEW ORLEANs, July l. 1904.
The Grand Jury of the Circuit Court has refused to
End bills against persons accused of Rlibusterng be-
evidence but vague rumor has been brought
before it Notwithstanding, Judge Campbell intimated
that he ah0ud bind the suspected parties in three
thousand dollars bonds to obey the laws for nine months
The Gunpowdcr Explosion Mt Aurora. Ind.
CINCINNATI, June 80, 1854.
Three men have died from the gunpowder explosion,
before reported at Aurora, Indiana the evening of
the 29th inst
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Court OF Appeals, Albany.

JUNE 30.--Nos. 50 and 19o-judgment affirmed, will
costs by stipulation; 122struck off, 67-rescrved To-
July o. 40, As, A-argued 47-commenced.
CALENDAR FOR JuLy Mos. 4s, rs, 40, 30, 81 81 56
So, 80, 60.
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NEW ORLEANS June 80. 1854
Sales of cotton to day barely 1000 bales Prices
somewhat easier Fair sugar sells at 3Xc. Cotton
freights to Boston are quoted at 80.
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From New Orleans.

From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILR0AD-HoT wEA-
TIER IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20, 1854.
vote taken throughout the city to-day pro-
position to authorize the city to subscribe to the New
Orleans and Mobile Railroad The proposition was car
ried by fully 500 ajority
The weather is the hottest known here the ther
mometer reaching 100 in the shade Eight Of
stroke have occurred.
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Treasury Statement.

Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, July I, 1854.
The Treasurer's official statement shows the amount
in the United States treasury subject draft on the
26th ult., to have been $26, 900, coo.
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George Whitney, Of New London, aged twenty nine
wears was bilied by lightning in wiinot NJ a., the
i4,h OF June. He had been pealing bark had made a
roof ot bark TO shelter him from shower, and was
struck Ny lfh'nirg The lightning followed root Of
tie tee 10 him, scoseh,nS and kiilipg him.
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The Cholera.

LOUISVILLE, June 30, 1904.
Cholera is still raging to extent at Independence
Missouri and 1t also prevails, less all along tn
Mississippi and Ohio rivers
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House OF Represensatives.
WASHINGTON, July ], 1854.
TIE ADJOURNMENT

TIE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. oRR, (dem.) of s. c., from the Committee of Con-
ference the adjournment reported that they
bad agreed to recommend Friday, 4th Augutt at noon
as the day Of adjournment He said the committee had
come to this recommendation after long conference
ard moved the previous question upon t.
Nr. JONES, OF Tenn moved to lay the report the
table hoping 1t would be nailed there. (Cres OF "ood
good y
Mr.. FIoRzNcx-So do l, with all my soul.
Dir. Jones' motion disagreed to-50 against ia.
The report was adopted by ia against "a.
The House went into committee on private bil and
debated tonly, when they adjourned till Wednesday
New Hampshire Legislature.
CONCORD July ], 1854.
The Legislature yesterday elected the of the
Reporter the organ Of the hards state printers, By
twelve jorty william Butterfeid of the Patriot
the special organ Of the administration. This is
sidereo signal defeat of the administration.
The Legisature in convention Of both branches to-
day eed TO adjourn till Wednesday next at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, a pr0-forma meeting to take place ON
Tuesday to save the constitutional objections that
step.
A joint resolution passed. fixing Thursday, the
18th of July, for the final adjournment
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MEMPHIS, TRNN., June 30 1854
At munici al election the Nnow Nothugs
elected their candidate for Mayor and all the city OIL
GERS, BY handsome msjores.
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Mr.. Busteed objected, and the objection was main
tanned
The Judge said that he could not the proprety Of
these questions.
Lucinda jackson, colored, examined by Mr. Blunt de-
posed am married and live in Jersey City, in Little
Montgomery street lived there one the 10th Of
May; Ihno~ Mrs. Coffin and Mrs Malcomb; have been
IN the employ of Mrs. Coffin; was employed by her on
the 9th Of October 1885, In her employ three weeks
I saw Mrs. Malcomb and Mrs. Coffin there.
@ Were any persons in the habit Of visiting Mrs.
ConRr % houseY
A. Yes.
9. Males or femaless
A. Males.
@. How frequentIyY
A. Most every evening.
@. How manyY
A. Could not tell. ets
Q. To whom the visits nader
A, Mrs MaIcomb was called on most was not allow
ell to to the front door, the hours Of these visits were
about 10 or IL O'Clock at night. ~
What have you seen done at that house on the oc-
cason Of those visits?
A. did not see much Of any thing; they would tell
me they going and leave the children with me;
waited night until ~ O'clock when they said they
then went up to faster f1e iron, anr o0 ra
very angry when went up stairs opened the parior
door, and thinking heard somebody in there went into
the back parlor; saw pillows lying on the floor ana
heard gentleman talking; thought saw Mrs. Nal
comb rise up was not sure, but thought was, De
cause she the only one who had on DARK dress;
Mrs Malcomb down about five minutes after ana
told me might 70 home this all saw that night;
when going Of the hall door heard gentlemen talking
saw Mra. Macomb rise up in the back room from the
floor; the pillows the floor in front OF the soa
which was between the two windows; have not seen
anything else in regard to lying down in the room;
Conn.
O. Have you heard anything else in that house on any
Objected to by Mr.. Busseed and objection sustained.
q. Have you Mrs. Malcomb in the street,
A. Yes amau was with her, was sitting with my
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The undersigned have just received
Thompson's Transparent Soap,
Taylor's Crystalline Wash Balls, Fancy Colleagues.
Lubin's Extracts, Hair llcgcncn,ors,
Bears oil, BNndolinc F%iNatricc, Mccn Fun,
Christians Cathairon, French Shaving Soap,
Lilly White, Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Crystalline Po.
made, Nutritive Cream, PcrGmed l.morics,
Toilet Powders,
Starch, S%alorotus, Soda, Black Pepper, Mustard,
Sperm aud Star Candles, Yeast Powders,
Sta emery, Fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars,
Port Monnics, Pocket Books, Bank Note Cases.
Steel Purses, Well aud Paint Buckets, Ckurns,
Cocoa Dippcrs, Niolins and Violin String,
Accordeans, Fine Fans, and Children's Toys, and
n thousand other Yankee notions, calculated 10
please both the Young and old, all of wliSn We
oiler for cash, or to prompt paying custo ,ners on
the usual time, at prices nstonishingly low. Call aud
see, and remember we make no charge for show.
ing goods. RUSSELL y BAIRD.
Gonzales, April s. 1854.
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Ready Made Clothing.

EUST ricoivcd direct from New York n lnrpc
u and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
comprising the following viz;
Fine black and beaver cloth over Goats;
Also Blanket, Pctcrsham and Pilot do;
Satinet, Tweed and Jeans frnck Goats and
SackatccS;
Black and fancy frock and dress cloth Coats;
Satin, silk, Plush and Cashmere Vests
Black and ihucy Cashmere, Satinct, Tweed
and Jeans Pants:
IT, u. Calico, Check and Stripe Shirts;
l.. w. Mcrino and Cotton Under Shirts;
l.. w. Merino and Cotton Drawers, and yari
GUS other articles too tedious to cnumcratc.
Please call soon and got first choice and n
good tit. b. R. PECK.
Corner st James and 81. Peters St.
Gonzales. October &, l6b3.--lU-y
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GLOBE uOnSE

rFfiiR undersigned Nnnld respectfully infntm tho
n Pol'iN thai hc las rented tlc above scltkuown
TAVERN STAND. which is now Opcn fq tho ac,
oonhNoAsiion ut TRAVELLERS and B0ARnRRS.
The f.iRRh sball always b. supplied with a,
mann Of the ~nCccs~ssies ssd laNusics ~ lts A. can
he i'ttenrsd Ia this market
Thew = also a,uscl 81 to The iIoHsc a hrge
SfstSLk aei HoisSH L0Y, siiA a. c~teellerl
Well I Water tf ic usc al the Siaiar. which
VII aleass se atoadcl hy good ani lsiihlal iloa,
lee.
The frffctor hopes, ty sssho, attention and Ia.
da.at4 - hss s.seiuAN ~ aetit snd receive q share
ct pUeaf tairaiagN, Npi i~l43tetA himself Thai al
she g'vc hta cab Asal 10 sattsssl
W E CHAPMAN, Iros4,ets@
NislcsNs, Arass s. lS.l--laniN
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Lafayette House.

Wiih pndesssei taxes pAeAssre 10 ,ns,sn he
n pssAs ths, he has ogcns-i shis liSszA fos ,he a..
eo'smeeataea "a the TaAvEiINo COMMUNITY.
Ssaatcs "a the sssd ~ thc its,, add al lhc oat.
tAttr - he toe1s 4 cNsfrst h5i 10 sttrss he 81.
,senset - 3rssvarf6, -1s ea atA th.ne a iracA
es~ak Amt = psa .sepNei TABLE furnished whA
even sessetA ~ Vegetables lbs, > sstssks cdla,a
,ea ftsnsh s4fita ess r~s,~Iaee Caaevtsils
neesss cA4 Atpsss tr hal ai%A sifssAr1 ~ ,hs
he8s a Aases ssi csassttsat aIAnIE Aad J0f.
waA sseats ssss e rastare Aal
S~syssse,. AFsa -, ls<t GppHAgn
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I'cd;grcc,

PARAGON was sired by the celebrated Gun.
powder, and he by the American Eclipse. tGun.
powders Pedigree will be- given in full hcroaftcr)
Paragon's dam was by Matthews Peacock of Ala.
hamn, Matthews Peacock by the imported Peacock
OF South Carolina; ~grandmn by Col. Kilpatrick's
imported GamoStcr,
TERMS,-Slo the season, to end the 10th June,
payable the close of the season. INSURANCE $40,
duo when the mare is asccriaincd to bc In foal or
parted with. A.. JONES.
Gonzales, March 20, iS3t-iStem
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HswEwgsfu Va.
Pedigree.
MUSIC: wn,se,, ungc,,,

Isl f~vetitel hN n r keHJSU : A3V I8J ~
az the h,e1 MtSiC ts the ys>se ftosa New tr.
teAas. cssssiIag It Nagvbe@, NAsseS IslkS., An,l
~ TACT esets VARIETY VI t'kSao. aas a ehaios sqlee.
issa ~ se4Es kip = ts al Violin STRINGS
" The bes aesR,s, Fw sale ytEAr iOR OAsfI.
~ Mr-s@ Rassis 4 AAstfN
Neataies. Aisa = tsss sla
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~ Brother,
p Il A GO N

TsIlS thoroughbred stallion will stand tbs present
! season at the farmers stand, In the town of
Gonzales, and at benjamin Weeds in the Barbour
Settlement, aud nj tho town of Moulton. lie Is a
deep sorrel, is sixteen hands high, of fine form
aid muscle, and was foalded the 2sth of March,
1913. His colts compare ihvorably with any in
this section of the State.
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Dissolution.

rTfilE firm ~ Iu-sci, llsm"n a llitI /. this day
1 dissolved by mutual consent.
Russell X Baird are alone authorized 90 receive
and receipt for claims due Jhr late firm. They arr
also rc'pousiblc tor ali outstanding dchts.
l.. II. RUSSELL,
4. o. HAMoN,
Gonznics, April 10, 1854. J. d.. BAIRD.
The undersigned having in consequence of bad
health Withdrawn from the firm of Russell. Hamun
y Baird, takes this opportunity of Recommending
To his friends and the public generally. his hte a..
socintcs In business, Messt~. Russell 4 Baird, a. he.
Ing safe aud reliable gentlemen, aud worthy Of the
confidence of tie community. A. O. uAMON.
The undersigned having purchu.cd ihc interest
of Mr.. ilnmon, in the late firm. will hereafter con.
tinuc business AT HE old stand. ou their own ac.
count. They will keep constantly on hand a gen
erul assortment uf
Staple nnd Fancy Dry Good,
Hardware,
Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps,
Ready made Clothing, &c, &c.
They solicit the patronage of their friend. aud
The public generally. RUSSELL Il BAIRD.
Gonzales, April 22, ls5i-i7
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Drugs & Medicines.

IN uiNiNE, caiomci, I'll. ~iiydiurg, Iodine,
NG, strycliuinc, L%audamum, Parpgoric. Crcosote
for too,h-ncl,c, Liihnrgc, Iobclla Sun. Pulvis, Lobe.
liza Tinct, Composition No. O, Pcpsia cure for dys.
pcpsia, Wistars lalsam of Wild Cherry, Towns.
ends Sarsapmilla, Pain Killer, (Dayis) Flax Seed,
Pcnnyroyal, Hops, Sage, Chamomllc Flowers, white
Calanrns, slippery Elm, NIX vomiea, BoraS, Chalk,
Whiting, Putty, tinseod oil, Copal Vnruish, Wliso
Lead, Window Glass, &c. Also, u general assert.
ment of Jayncs' Patent Medicines, aud various 9th
or articles in this line too tedious to mention,
For sale by Il. b. PECK.
Gonzales, December IL, 1853.
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The Fine Stallion :
PONREA ,E'gAN yysARp.


WILL stand the present season nj Mr.. 1lea-
se ckiah Parkc's, five miles from Gonzales
ana tive miles from Russell Jones, Immediately
ON tne road from the former place to Victoria.
lilo will be permitted To serve mares Mt So the
single leap, on 81 tho season, and $40 10 In.
sure the mare in foal. The season will com.
menco the 10th of March and end tho last of
June. The insurance malcy will be due when
the mare is known To be IN foal or parted with.
DESCRIPTION AND pEDIGREE.
~powhattan whip was sired by superior
Whip, he by B%Inckburn'a whip, aud he by
the old imported Whip. powhatan Whips
dam was sired by the famous horse old ROW.
haitian, his grand dam by old Collar. Ppabat.
tan Whip is a rich brown bay, no white s...odt
him, ld hands one inch high.
Send TN some good mares and we viii try
AMI show you some stock next Spring that
will make you think of tic days of old Whip.
L. PARISH.
Gonzales county, March II, l~s5i-tt-Ss
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Gonzales and Indianola
Stage Lane Semi. Weekly.

VsilS pse}t sse intesssea t1esl he seei ucski,
= sage ipe ssens t~'onsalcs e. Aea,n. "a issa
hstt, AsAtes w9issNes pcesy faS@las euJ ~Asssais,
Nlosnins ~ IA @tAatk resvtnlea. k,at,s tntiia
svtft thaF~iAs asa smtAy yeousne, ee8etcsSIz Al
Geotaaes sith TIE lsdsaels ami ran A,tos.s ~
~eeAff re JAWS ngHRfN0S0N
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sAN ANTONIO. SEtiGtN, GONZALES
NEW nRAUNsFElS aai VICTORIA
TklsM kEktN STAGE LINZ
Is. W. mwANoas. Proprietor.

tuasshas pAeiie itst - aN sMcthAsci tie enttss
llne u sssces saenlas ,bis Z sale. !. T. AilW,, shifh
bic hss iheqcnsbl, ,esisei eilh NEW COACHES
ant flNR tiussfS liz sset. afataari ~ tsles
aiae 90 sale ihsl hii e0c a ctsapescI 81 lAa ttst
sfseA ara fnel oNfSeS sbss can b. psesavl Ia
the cwaify, 'irtea ~ poifs AID tAiian drivers
Tt sssxss have N'eiotsa fs she alsiSe p,sex. go
Mea'lAs, wetneeias sea sfldAy asea1ag Al a
cthWA
fhss iac cssrssts a vlaicgis, ssh 4. 1. Arss,s
stage AsN phi,h e~sntlsass - lhc isat, 8sl Sslua
n csaascsioa " saa irSa the Nc3 ugiasas iss4ss
ksef2 saessFca wa ~ gwen L. esosef ,loe uln
f~eifVni>c the aae, eo4easts'3e 80 tSezf ~selsaS4.
9 = kKLtEis AesE vefw.
u " RRAS'H i'reH.3aa. Gcatasss
J q bEKRl. ssn Aues.a
ne &C. 1885,
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.BcMelry.

TUST received direct from New York n select
v lot OF JEWEI.RY, consisting of Breast
TINS, Gun !inS, Far ltinrs, ringer things, ana
many other articles too numerous To mcntiot.
All those wishing anything IN this line would
do well TO call curly and make selections. -.
You will please recollect the old stand, corner
of st. James q st, Peters Streets, next door
north Of the Collins House.
October & 1858. Is. b. PECK.
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Monroe g. Brother,

Is1Olll UC " ID UlIlCl,
uAVE just received n large and complete
II stock of the following articles which ;hey
offer for sale on the most favorable terms.
Fancy black and solid cO!orcd Prints,
Black fancy and solid colorcd Ginghaiu..
Baragcs, Lawns. Ribbons, Ilccs, Cape-. Collars,
Cndcrslccvcs. Ora. Skirts, Marsalcs Quilts,
Furniture Checks, Bleach aud Brown
Domestic, Cottonades, Tickings
and Osnaburgs.
CLO7WiNG.
Cloth frock and dress Coats,
Alpaca. Cashmerctt, Tweed, Gainbroon,
Linen, Gmss, Bingham, French Marine.
Checked Linen and CottOnadc Goats, Black
and fancy Cashmere, Alpaca, French Marine.
Tweed, Brown Drill. White Linen, Ganbroon and
Cottonadc Pants, Bleachcd and Brown Cotton
Drawers, Marino, Cotton and silk Under
Shirts, Irish Linen, Linen Bosom,
Calico, Checked and Hickory
Shirts.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Jointer, Fore, Jack. Smoothing. Bead,
Bevcl, Fellcstcr, Match, Sash aud Plow
Planes, Bench Screws. Spirit Levels,
spear and Jackson Ripping and
PANEL Saws, Crosscmt Saws,
Augcrs, Chiscls, Hand aud
Broad Axes.
BLICKSNv1HS' TOOLS.
Bellows, Anyils, Vices, Stocks Il DYES
Sleggcs, hammers and Tong..
Also.
An assortment of iron. nails, castings. hardware,
cutlery, or and lock ctyains, window glass, white
lead, linsccd oil, spirits turpentinc. putty, well
wheels, inanola rope, well buckcb wasl, tubs, pain.
ted buckets, churis, ~saddlcry. leather, buggy har.
ness, rubber mill and gin bands.
Guns, Rifles and Six Shooters.
hooks.
Lcyitt's aud Groves Greek Iexicons;
Bulicn's Greek Reader, Grammar, Caesar and
sallust
Spenccr's Latin Lessons;
Byers Dictionaries
Saskinrs Spanish, Newman and Bycr's Spanish Die,
tionurics:
Mitchels Intermediate Geography;
Davis Algcbras and Arilimctics;
Billions English and Latin Grnmmars;
McGuNie's LIST, I'd, 81, 18th aud 9th Readers;
Wcbstcrs School Dictionaries and Spoilers;
Wcbster's Large Octave Dictionary;
Bolmnr's Lcyizac Gmmmars
Comstock's Chemistry;
Emmorson's lst. 2d aud I'd Arithmctics
Also, Smiths and Smilcyis Tasqucllcs Tclamapuc
Rogers French Dictionary;
Sackcld's frat book in Spanish;
GROCERIES, AND LTQUORS.
% bbls. Rcc,iicd Whiskoy, 1 bbls. Rye Whiskcy,
10 half do. do. 1 half bbls, Mackerel,
4 bbls. Molasscs, . bbis. Rice,
Il half do. . do. Loaf Sugar,
q boxes Brandy Cherries, 2 do. Crackers,
o do, Clarret Wine, . casks Cog. Brandy,
! cask Port do. ! kcg Irish Whiskcy,
i do. Malaga do. 20 bags Coffee,
% bbls. Flour, 30 do. coarse Salt.
Groceries sold for CASH ,citlom respect 10 persons.
Cigars.
1000 assorted, in Store, for sale low.
Gonzales. April 80, 1854.
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tForfrss,
and other articles too numerous TO mentiou.
We arc continually in receipt oil choice selcc-'
tions, and are disposed TO sell as cheap, If not
cheaper, than any other House In this town. Re-
fore purchasing elsewhere, YOU would do well To-
call and examine for Yourselves.
Gonzales, December IL, lsb3-gm
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yH M.

There will be awarded u preaium Of a silver
cup to the best year old colt, by Paragon, and also
one =" the hest sucking; the premiums to be
awarded in May, 1885. Breed your best mares
and take the premium.
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Postponed Sale.

TIE hoy which I proposed 10 sell on Monday
y next, last week had measles got up Friday
last, aud has rclapscd anl Is now not IN a copdl.
ton to he sold, ~ soon a. we'll | will sell at mi.
yN,c sale; those wlo wish to purchase \ good field
hand aud oS driver vHl 10 web to cab aud see blu.
April 80. iS6i-isN l.. CI.GVEiANp
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Straytd or Stolen.

sSTRAlkD % stolen nom ,hr subscriber. on tho
~ Say,ial, 70 JayR>au c0inty, .Nprii tu,ii, an
AmcfDcau HORSE, a bdEht sofscl Il, wears oil.
hfeen hands high, y su,ali White el,os In hs fsee,
addle natks CA beth s,ftS, q little Nhi,o on QUE
hind iooi, eaid hotse va. tolstt tccm Frel Talley.
90 She Siedics 10 t'epsalss ennm,y, amt y s,rayed
will he Nkcly Ia mske hs way lack Ia that plsce.
! NtR e'vs tea doilsis toy the aef,er, 1t the horSs
at uf eNAdoRce ~ iark>sa cnnatN. ~ any corsvct
information Wits htegaiN rewarded. anA n stolen
I VIZ mvr ten yl6iass msss tol ,hs ap,sslen>oa
81 iis thiet r. u SAMPLER.
It's San AnlealA ledger a#8 Nictutia Adsucass
- - r--- ---- ---T- ----z --T-r ~ - - r.
eoHtis 90 Nmalcs Is s@NaeN, sesksea Cosniy.
x05dN Be issscA Man =. IKSl-Nn en-
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slice Reward.

~ AAANAl tftaa The Subscriber, a ne Ca
ne Sp Man e ocpsSs rossslssSse slssai V
. feet : ~ 10 inel,es high Itcot 20 seAfs-A
~, tasshs heal - tSif. ssigh. lso ts hxd es
shsa be IN, iudlaesSa, ste,htsg AMI an ~ hls,l
bat.
y ] shsk ,he sasi h'y y wssA 0suss shlse saee .sA
tbss slyt stt ceslcaVaasae ~ take hA scst The
sIayc reward VS. w. p&l3 fay ihe stslssss ~ al
neErs = HSa 81 l~ndelvaA5Gn Msshugtsa essaas,
~ Efft asstis ts he esat~essraI 81 4l =, -,
ga h'a VIZ " hYAisS
iesiereslmsH , Afvl ~, tst1~te
The sas suiohlo iS97 10 u..asass inoal,e,
sft te. Tires, Nh A2sSt S tipsss ans ftssssi
= ~ ssee 'pg psxfe%sI-RrSa~ N~e
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New Goods! New Goods

" SSSSAkD . Q
THE subscribers take pleasure IN Informing thcir
q friends and the public gcuorally ,hat they are
now receiving aud opening one of the largest and
best selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
ever brought to this market.
Their stock embraces Linens of all kinds.
Linen Drills, Checks aud Stripes, CottonadcS,
Chainbrnys, Prints Ginginms, Muslin
Dclaincs, silks aud silk Tissues,
Barngcs, Book, aud Swiss
Muslins, White silk
and Satin Spring
Tnlmas,
Bonncls aud Misses Blooncr Hats.
Embroidered and Plain Linen Cnmbric
iiandkorchitts, tndcrscoycs, Ghcmis"ttes,
Guns a"d Collars, Buck. silk aud Kid Gloves.
liosinS, Threads, Buttons, Combs and brushes,
&C., ~. Their stock in this line IL complete.
Also, a large lot of
Sumner Clothing,
of the latest fashions.
Young gentlemen wishing 10 cut n figure In the
world, will bc materially assisted by giving us u call,
where they will also find ia addition To a complete
line of gcnilcmc''s furnishing goods.
a large assortment of silk, Molcskin, Panama
%Lcghorn, Campcachy, aud other Hats of all the
late STYLES.
Boots, Shoes and Caters of every variety.
Ihey have also a general assortment Of
JEDVkLR y,
such as Gold and Silver Watches. Breast, Vest and
Fob Chains, Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
&c, which will he found very attractive.
The above In addition to thoir former stock
makes their assortmenN complete, Al of which
they are ,ilcring ut prices that cannot help but
please the most fasti3ions.
Large sales and small profits being our motto,
we invite tho public generally to give us a call.
No charge Tor showing goods.
RUSSELL & BAIRD.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
THoNPSoN'S
Transparent Soap and
WASHING COMPOUND.

CLEANLINESS ~ n virtue, has ever boon clain't,
And filth with low vices is usually named.
How important IL is .hcu, abroad when wc'sc seen.
That our persons and linen, should always Ice clean,
These truths all nssen.cd to, may wo moi hope,
TO increase the ,lcinand of our beautiful Soap
An article Fragrant, Transparent, Refined,
Aud To superscdc all impure Soaps, Is dcsigid-
IT, properties varied the quality prime,
lts virtues retaining in every olime-
By it's use YOU avoid irritation aud pain,
And with chapphd hands viii mover he troubled
agate.
IL the iadIcs viii give il q trial. We know
IL never oat, full in their favor Ia grow
Aud hence in their hopscs no other bc found,
Than Thompson's Transparent, Sweet Washing
Compound.
by a Chemical process To him enly knuwn,
( And Tor which n pipiouR can always ho shown,1
lie oNiracts all Notwithstanding IL sweet,
Saponaccou -Etnniliout -and-~it0t iu he beat
Hence Tor Hotel, or l%anndry, cen lend, OF at sea,
IN article finer, at patcr, can't be-
Thcu Ladies' and U,edllclncn, give "a a eal.
And purchase a Iiex.-s Cakr, Bar, az Ban,
A. w alwaS> eudsaSer to Keep upon baud,
4 supply, that wsl meet the Increasing demand,
fpr sale hy
RtS>KtL s BAIRD.
Ganss'rs, april :, 1855.