davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

DY virtue of writ of Geri fcsas issued out OF the
Id ONCE OF the Clerk or the Circuit Court, for the
county OF La Fayete. and State OF wisconsin, and to
me directed and delivered aganst the goods and chat
and real Estate of Peter Van Metre and in favor
Charles Proctor, have seized and levied upon all the
had on the following described premises, TO wit. the
quarter of north west quarter, and south east
Quarter of north west quarter, and north quarter
south west quarter section number twelve I2 Town
snip number two (2 north of Range number four a.
east and west half of south west quarter,
of section number one ~ township number two 10
north Range east, of the fourth Principal Meri-
diam vberr of the said Peter Van Metre seized on
the 18th day April, A. D. 1854. time hereaf
IN the comfy aforesaid, which shah sell Public
Vendue to highest bidder front door
OF the House, in the village OF Shullsburg, on the
9th day January next betw the hours
A. M. ana the going down of the day.
isfy the damages and costs, accruins
sale, the law directs.
p. C. MELOY, Sheriff.
Com Il MEssMoRE Pl'ns Atty.
Dated Sherins Office, Shusburg, La Fayette Co., Wis.
Dec. IL, 1854 6w4.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
a 80 q 81. .JaLa Era,lkIin fo.,d h I

The body Of So John Franklin fos,id By Dr..
RaRe.-The Lake Superior Mining News of Nov
9th. contains the following
by private letters we learn that the bodies of
Sir john Franklins and his men have been found
by DR.. hane's party frozen perfectly preserved
Intelligence derived from the Esqurrox Indians of
the discovery OF some ofthe silver used by Franks
ins expedition and marked with his initials The
latter report is Of the discovery OF the bodies and
from authority have the. right TO believe
il 10 be true"
The editor makes mention OF the source of
his information, nor of the direction whence it
came.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
STlkA u ED

WsNROM the subscriber, at Porter's Grove, dark gray
H FiLif, rising three years. white face, dark mant
and tail, white hind feet. suitable reward will
paid IT, any delivering 10 JoHN BOOMER. or t.. Col
one STEPHENS, Dodgevle, or to subscriber at Por
ter : Grove. PATRICK DILLON.
December z, 1854. ava.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
ENa Kay NOTICE.

GAME into luy premises, in Holy Head about 70 III
~ miles east OF Dodgeviile, bay MARE, with blacl
name and tail, and small star in the forehead, sup
posed 10 he thee years Old spring The left hind
loot white the fetock The will please pro
property, pay charges and take il away.
WILLIAM JOHNS.
December s. 1854. AVA
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
MORE GOOD GOODS HAVE ARRIVED
CARRIERS CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORE

MORE GOOD GOODS HAVE ARRIVED
CARRIERS CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
TIVE subscriber, thankful for the PATRONAGE extended
him by citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity
just received at his store opposite the Tribune office,
High Street, large and very general assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased with from the
rel able houses in York, expressly The
of the Mining region. He has an excellent stock of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consisting all may he required by
Old customers. either tor Comfort durability
beauty Also nearly every variety
GROCERIES, CROCK WARE
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND GAPS,
READY MADE oTHING, &c,
which he is prepared sell, below GOSH but as
favorable terms many who promise much more
than they able to perform None of his goods
are purchased at Auction rooms, where dam
aged articles sold at whatever they
viii bring but all were bought at
houses whose regulations have
long been established re-
liable, and the under
sign-d has no hest
Iaiion in saying
they
goods
have been brought TO this market and that they
will be sold at living profits both tor seller and purchaser
Flour, Corn Oats, Pork, Butter, Lard, and in fact
nearly article of produce hch
hand for sale1 taken in exchange for Goods.
at the highest market prices The public respectfully
invited to cali and examine the quality and prices
ter supplies, il will ever afford him pleasure
to "show goodso to all those who may wish to them
JOHN CARTER.
Mineral Point, October IL, 1854. v7n4af
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
IA - sN IN

- Y the subscriber living in the town of Rgdewav,
z ID Iowa COUNTY. Wis, pair STEERS. old
last spring. i Eht brindle with whe the
face She and white, both marked with crop
and under bit from each ear. The owner is reuesed
to call, prove properly, pay charges and take them
away.
G ". HICKCOX
EfhgewSy Nov. 9Qfh 1851. 4v2 end
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

Timely .fsd.-The Glasgow Times SAYS that
one hundred persons lately left Saline county. No.
for Kansas. and were in that Territory tn time to
look after the election Of Delegate TO Congress
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
Ng@ I@@e cG6@e r0gg u Gg.
"a CARO-.

AT the solicitation of several young persons whose
business will admit their attending School during
the day, the undersigned has opered an
EVENING SCHOOL
In the Brick school House Chestnut Street. where
viii be taught the various brancher required BY such
pupils as desire 10 attend.
c. B. GOODRICH
Mineral Point Dec. IL, 1854. 4f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

E14o& the subscriber, residing in Mineral Point,
Il about the LIST iIst two year old STEERS, one a
white with few red srots each shoulder other
A dark brown Any who viii give inform aten
where said STEERS may be found, shall be Literally
rewarded.
MARTIN Il HENDR 1, Butckers
rera1p Oi -,t NOv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
The Chicago Fugitiyes.

Chicago. Dec. Q.
Four Of the seventeen fugitive slaves were last
night arrested without the assistance of the Mar
shall and carried m wagon to way station of
the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad, and thence
10 ST. Louis. The affair was conducted with the
greatest secrecy during the night
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

the subscriber in the town of .Vad wick dar k
a . red brow STEER. years old last spring, maxi
with crop OF and Bit under The left ear
marks. The owner il requested to call, prove properly,
pay charges and ake hil away
ROBERT C. by Err.
Mald wick. Nnv. 2Sih Isa4 W.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
A CURE FOR ALL,,,
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

Citizens Of the Uaioa,-
foa have done me the honor as with one x,... .
one end OF the Union io the other, TO sts mn m - on
ter OF my thntmert win your anprobssIon ], i.rNe
Two years since INSIDE IT known AMONG you, IA
Medicine in so short period. WIG
THOMAS Hns.lOwAy
sc, Corner ct Ann aud Nassau ss-cisSy
ASTONISHING cCRE OF SoRB LEGS, AF1eR s,x,
YEARS. STANDING Nh
Copy of Iet,er fTem Mr.. ~. !. LupF.e, If u,,,
faaStn County a. T., q. y, 6alee Nor ~ ,a.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

the subscriber about one Elite and half north
X , cf Linden. about The 18th of Nov, light red
5carung HEfFER, artificial marks. Also, YEAR
Hng BULL, color ren. with white The belly and
white in The foTe,ieii artificial marks. Also,
red aud white COW, with hole the right and
piece cut out Of the let! The owners are
requested 70 CALL prove properly pay charges, and
them away.
JAMES RULE.
Linden, Dec /, 1854. 4w3pd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
ESEEzAN NOTICE.

FEyAkFS UP. by the subscriber, On the 18th Novem-
Il Der, red STEER, with white strip across its
back and white foot. The will please call
upon IIIe "A WEIGH Hollow. miles easu of Dodge
Vile prove property, pay charges, and
away.
p-c 3 1874 Ava THOMAS OWENS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
EsERAN NOTICE.

(fAME into my premises this day, a BULL CALF,
~ which has been about the neighborhood for two
n onthe head and neck plack-ihe rest of the body
white with large black spots. The will please
call, prove property nay charges and take it
GEORGE RULE, mile south of DodgeviIle.
December Tin, 1871. AVA.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
IT, READ HIS OWN wORnx

To PRovKssoR HorLawAY.
SIT IS act my wish 10 become noorious re,,h.,
ihs letter written Tor The mere sake grIt,ny ~.
say that your ointment cured NE Of oss ~ 'ra s'N
dreadful cataneoas diseases that nesh is hs, =, nos
which was considered by all who knew .e tn ~ .os
treiy beyond the r-ach of medicine For mn. ~ 90.
was afflicted with OF the most painful ard -
some sore legs that ever fell to the lot MP and -
trying every medicine rad ever head Of r.rssrs
despair all hope of being cured but friend - !.
me u couple of large pots OF your oinnsnt 49,
caused The sores my legs 70 heal, and snt;,s,s N
gained health my agreeable surprise and ss,'v ~
and 10 the astonishmeni OF my friends. eAs
tsisnedl J" J. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY C,rRE oF AB,p p,p.s.
WIEN NEARLY AT THE POINT or OEara
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. r. Drrest. Iess ors..,,
Norenbey Sta, 1853.
3S, corn-r of Ann and Nassau s,r..,. " y
Dear SIR 1t is with heartfelt gratitude hive 10 inE-.
you that by the use of your Oilsmens and Piia th h..
ct my wife has been saved For seyen Year, aht hsa !.
I'd breast with ten running wounds, mot OF c.
nature) WIS told that nothing could s.ye he,. a.
was then induced to your Ointment and Pin, -
In The shori space of three months they effected ue
feet cure to the astonishaent OF AL who knew n, w.
obtained your Medicine. from Messrs. Wright 20 ~
aes Princess, Paris although, had written Il Al M.
Orleans, before we finally len, at that time not tpo
The Pills should he used conjoIntly win ,hs
In most OF the following csses
Bad Legs Contracted and ristul.s Sore throat.
Bad Breasts sun Joints Piles Skin diseases
On baiu, GiaaaoI.r soaid. 1'un H GS,s ss'aa
Chopped hands SweIiings Fore Nipples Wounds
Sold at the Estabshm ents of Professor Ho,tav, "a
Maiden Lane. New York, and 34l, strand e,don ana
bv all respectable Druggists and Dealers In Acdcn -
throughout the United STATES IN Pots st 3IS osnn Of
the nrincpai Drug Houses in the Union.
II There is seonsiderabie saving by tskns tn lsrr~
Directions for the guidance of patients IA ever,
disorder are affixed to each Pot. 37so-Iy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
1854. --- 1854.
MINERS eHBAp CASE STORE'
1854,

1854 --- 1854
.MINBRS' eHBA.p CASE S1Og2'
ON COMMERCE STREET.
The Subscriber would respectfully call the attention
the public 70 the unriv allied stock Goods new
receiving from the East, and which he oilers for
safe on lhe most reasonable terms. Having
nearly made way with his old stock he
is now able to satisfy the most fastid-
lous with the choicest variety OF
N E w 500 ID s.
DRY GOODS.
900 pieces Prints 100 pieces Satipetts
30 pieces French Merinos Jeans Domestic cloths
Thbets and spaccas 40 Dieces FlanneIs a n
30 pieces of De LANES and Iinseys
Cashmeres e5 pieces striped shirtnes
20 pieces G ing and ST. Bay stale and Cashmere
Plaids Shaws
aopieces bieached shrtings 100 and Baggng
/ and Sheetipgs oUdozen Ladies n d
| 20 pieces Manchester and GentIemens' Lambs
Pearl River Ticks Wool aud Merino Hose
30 pieces Blue and MIXED Worsted Hoods
Drilling &C., &c, &c.
LADIES', GOODS.
large a ssortment and Edgines
4 cheaper than can be bot Collars
elsewhere. chpmisetts
Six Velvet Trimmings Sleeves
Dress buttons Linen Cambria 'Kerchieis
silk, Braganza Muslins
Cashmere Gloves satns
Roots AND SHOES.
Womens kip, calfgeat and Mems and Roys coarse kin
emerald boots, silk and calf and Hungarian boots
| lasting gaiters Jenny Child ens' Shoes of all
| Limbs, Sontags, &C. descriptions, &c.
| CLOTH HING.
Black and Ora eaver Pants
Overcoais Vests
Blanket Goats Shirts
Dress and Business Coats Hats and Caps &C.
HARDW AIkE.
Ames' genuine Shovels and Locks
Spades Door Latches
Trace and Log Chains HALVES
| Carpenters Tools Table and Pocket Cutlery
Planes, Hay Knives
| Chsels, Brush Scythes
Augers, Shears
Files, Scissors &C. &c.
CR OC X RY.
Plain and ornamental China Brittania Tea Sets
Sets Toy Sets
White, Granite, Blue, Pink Glass Ware
Mulberry and Con mon Looking Glasses
Tea Sets &c. &c. &c.
CIR &C L n IES.
| All qualities of Sugars Java and Rio Coffee
Belcher's Golden Syrup Mustard
beIcher's Moiasses, Cinnamon
Vinegar Cloves
Mackerel Pearl Starch
Linseed, Whale and Lard Cocoa
Oil Topper
Imperial, Young Tyson Spice
Gunpowder and Black Tobacco
Teas Snuff
Sperm and Star Candles saleratus sc &c
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Wooden pals Licorice
Boxes Castor and Olive Oil
| Baskets Soda
Wash tubs Borax
ialf ushels and peck Extracts of Lemon Orange
Measures Peach
Bed cords Cologne
Rope Vermifuge
Whalebone Hair oil
Stove and scrub brushes Castle soap
Powder, Shot and Caps Opodeldoc
Rrooms Yeast powders
Trunks Oh of Spike
Stone British oil
Coffee mills Cough medicines
Nails Dovers' powders
Glass Drill steel
Window blinds Cream Tartar
Lanterns Glue
Tin Salts
Camphor Buck Skin Mittens
Rhubarb Gloves &c
The above is only general outline of the character
the stock The subscriber confident
satisfy all who will give his goods
both in quality and prices anu he intends deal
principally on the
CA S II S I STE NJ.
he and oiL sell as low competitor the
ket. Please call ana examine. No charge showing
goods It's. ALLEN
Mineral Point, October ?, 1854. 40 &c
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

Pe'sred Oh.-The PICK s Cad Shuslshurg has
'pefered out" Cause: want of capable editor
-IGal jeff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
IL AsSINS,
e S TRAY TIGES.

A FRESH SUPPLY Just re ceved, in Boxes half boxes
IA and quarter boxes, by s. JENkIN'S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

= Y tho subscriber. At Lost Grove in the town of
u - Linden, one Rad STEER, year old past. He
rad a little white on the belly. other marks. The
owner is 10 csl prove property pay charges
and take hm away.
WRIGHT CLAYTON.
Nnv.lSI4 rIr,I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
SPRAYED

T7-.c-tZ' FROM the subscriber, at Diamond Grove.
S&z-4P near Mineral Point, the 81 inst. two
---3s~s COW one large Red Cow, 1--we wears old.
has bell h- other Rrinde Heiier, three " airs old
with white il ine forehead, on the belly little the
rump: the Young one has piece III the end of one
horn, the old has the shell of horn gone
Whoever viii give Information where thy may be
found shall be paid Tor their trouble
JONATHAN RAINE.
November u. 1854 IvSpd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13
OIoGhang9 OloaLings


COOP NEWS FOR CHILDREN.
1000 stand Of Arms, with unex ha ii HE smsupt
hzff-iess AMMUNITION attached together With large
variety On other fOYS. which sha give ~
mall, nominsi consideration.
We are making Arrangements 20 have q u q
g T. Il y department, c4,mpIee, ,nd shall alvsys have
some Of that '1eeea. TEL, a: ST. sr pasni nand
n. B-Rrtnenocr the Peoples Cheap Gruc<ry. Goth.
be, Boot 4 Shoe And Dry Goods Store, Opposite tss
County Building
JAMES ROWAN.
REKSARD heCLOskEf.
Mineral Pc Mt, October I, l-5f. iy9
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

CHARLES r. LEGAEE,
~ ENERAL LAND AGENT, Mineral Point, Wiscon
n sin. OFFICE High Street. 32v7.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

MR. ROWAN rs Agent FIR the extensive sud old e.
tasiished Emigration and Foreign Exchange Hour OK
WILLIAMS a GUrus. New York IA IN now prepared 70
remit money as usual, and to engage passages on we
lowest terms from all psrts OF England, Ireland ape
c'tan1 Passage Certifcs and Drafts al eight nos
Il upwards can be obtained OF him, with receipts ~
~ moneys paid hit, fof the safe and pnnctrai srsnsmn
fon OF which The Company hold themselves fcspous pc
NJ post paid COMMUNICATIONS will cred 81 onc
tnh evrr- rearired Information given.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

pieces sssorsed qualities, ~ "
n ceived AID for sale by 1HN hiLfVr'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

Office is hereby given. thai hereby forbid all
~ persons trusting OF giving credit Mary II
osDsk~"ob on my account as dete, mined To nav
no aeots OF her contracting after this date
P. c. UNDERWOOD.
hishta'fu NOV - fc9A 3w3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-13

vENoBACCO AND GIG 5, of the best quail.
Il Tor sale at MALONEY'S.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-14


Coli B.SroS's PAcirrc RAIL-RoAp.-By late
information received from Santa Fa IL would
appear that Col. Bcnton's project of building a
railroad from ~, l.eeis 10 HE Pacific ocean 4
altogether impracticablc and absurd. A rc.
ccnnoisenco of The route has been made by Cap.
tain Cerrcn ". Nrain, who, afer a thorough
examination. declares that there nro no PASSES
through the mountains that can Toe considered
practicable. The opinion of Capt. 81. yrain Is,
that the road never can be located through tie
passes Indicated by Col Bcnton aud his friends.
aud that Il II was located any where in that 81.
eyated region, !, would be ol,slructcs. hy SHOWS
during all the winter mouths. The snow-,lrifs
that constantly accumulate there during the
winter months, would form an insurmountable
barrier Tor a great portion OF the year. These
ieess establish tho position which we have
hereto!crc maintained, that the idea Of build.
sng a tai'road ffontSi, i.osis 70 tho Pacific q
. meFc itgmcnt af 4 yisiaasry protector. and
simply ahsurl There Is me os,v ttav AMI
practicable route to the Pacific, and that Il
through the plains ~ TcSas, starting et New
Orleans where ,hvFr are no snaws % et@ittia,
asfd wherr al nstmal advantages 81 location
and climate lnsIte 20 the enterprise tess
est
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-14

n week OF " since we stated, that the es.
tablishment of n limo of steamers between
Now York and The Texas coast was being moo
ted. TIL question Is OF great Importance TO
this and csofy other portion ID Texas. We
will conilne ourselves, in this paragraph 10 our
own section OF the State, In referring To The AL.
santagcs that would result from tho establish.
ment OF a steamboat connection between our
coast aud the great commercial metropolis oi
tie Union, IL Is welt kloan that most III the
heavy dealers of Western Texas import their
goods frpta the Nofti,em c.ties~prsneipally
trosa New York, The saii1g vessels IFS lng
between these Northern cities aud our coast
afr numerous. though they ,le not supply
fsily tbs demand Tor Transportation nor 10
they make their trips la sasileiensis kAof.
lsnso to- nakS Ihem asilatlc IL al ssS.s a. car
merchants. 10 supply ihe deficiency. maay
gosdS src shipped Is steam a. New uslvans.
shsasc stshippSl Ia Texas Now, All this
ee0il be ashtatul Il thsuc was Tor tic pscsSnil
a weekly eS sesntweSNlv sieaa -csanraeaiea.
tien tet~sea New Yegh Aass The Texas yssss
UoSsis WoaAi thus sesne s3irtvt anei ia Atses a.
slpst . tsas as Il tae takes a. hslas shssa IA
New usissaS~sayia8 lhe sxgrcaas Aasl slk,ay
oftS Shipment a. ~sil ~ tbs siAsteasi ~
fsfev ~ t~fass@fsstss nea shs lssgef pess
Tie s~paaiea, sAeta ssa4 - sirstatfr. ike the
ese :sdssscs3 Wo1A psasx . profitable sntsss.
sstsHi. gtee ~ this traN Is gsinl4g Ensasai rap.
ais, u iw3Nssa Il ksst tts4s : @osA tAy
sstpeuesNssssaYs chs ls tsast btAasss se,i
s eeaas 's>~ne EsvsteF tksa thsssc sss
s6sss he ssastS &te8 Mzesass h<-Aai "a
yseA$s ar Nssse he sssse2ssessa s Tssss
AIT she ~ hssaS - Nsu ttsA - ses.s osa
y \ sbssa ~eesefesl Sssy. wa = - -.
tl Nesas tt4sf ins.fssSs "a ssstAs d
spssleF tAsa Ass AVA essSy sstssss~ vs.
sss9 re aa5y s.sfs aoss ,e AS ~ stx "a
1ysasg4aass BasfA gsna
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-14

gass Msahiassea correspondent af the New
ustesns Tree belts gives she snassea ~tasseu.
sArs 81 tbs festive sslags IN shs Cspite,
As slo a!ufeg oa sts epeuias of y, .ik.sds
slstsl SynssoF tswia gave ~ = sensiaeai. q ~.
ssts ~ W4sAisztsae@ttay ii t~fose ihs ehas
q the ysescnI Nt@bsF, l~ tht Nefstal ~ ssstt,
s~n sissts Instead Il ttssss-ease grrtpsn
aaas AMI pfeksassa eh~sfse3 1hA sas go,
tssels . pssTseessea sess8, aosl I as@ssfssi "a
tse sieg1 II skT N8lksn4l ii4ei isss sse. : taf
sio sHsh ~ hEhas snfssssas hs k4sl
writer's. sssay ~sssEAges - eAssle esd shr shha
tseeqS $50 Sts.s& a. tAak tsirssNtsz4 sAty
sses ~ Nse Asshe. NsA4a3N. lts Ssal~w h
Isasaa8k sea y0sss. ~ sa&k sesesy tive. ssss I
ttA shsss saS nsenss "a skfsa IS she ssA
- Nax. AueaheF tsssi ~ tAss usxssssAhis dir.
sst. ukt egSrsst ~ he ilea gsesese sasah. -
saakssb3t fshs Il i osssses has ss.sfs.
sas spss ptssssss e 1sse4s sh3 s8spess =.
FAz fse4<l-f9s ksaa - tvs Trs~tt4ess
fasy 81 ~ tie hszee - = shesesm8
II = - ~ Aaf@d NJ seab atsHbvs Il
ssAs tasss 80 a a tAessAs& vc4tl
- lss ss ss Z ssff sfg
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-14

fRos Mrsicn~-By the arrival of che steam
ship IeSas, capt. Place. We have received ia.
pers lrvm icra Cruz Co the gad, aud fron. ihs
city of Mexico 10 thc 18th inst
Santa Anaa has published 4 decree in ihv
Sigo niex, in whieis te assumes he title 81
the Nest Serene itighuess ln his pYucisma.
ton he asserts that Il Is The t~leelagssI viii a,
che natioa shai he sLssli e~oaiia,e "a r..lay che
powers viii, wbah he j. ttow invested - hne
IS he shall sssm necessary taf st,e welfare a
the ystiots that IN es.p ~ death 90 physical ~
nsoral disqualification, BE slsail have tbs ,sswes
20 scieti 4 ssrctNscg, naming him "a 4 sfsls4i
Eatef, 10 lv sNsgesl aish iie Nsssssssr az stats
asss sEHszs sic tile which h. has eSsasae.i, "A
Mee5 Serene iiskhuss-, shall ~ attached Ia e.,
inge 10 Ire eftee - tavshlsul u tbs lss1at3ss.
Ne sAs tisN se les tesf l~s&issSd 70 tske tbs.
step w thg declaration IS ths peslasSs AssssB.
-hAed As tsaalassissa. GA she 18th ef Nes ssatsr.
snt lssAase tAe pFessssssSea aaa fmpsoxentes
~ tha ceeHtsy tesssapdesi n
Aethsaz tassv ASs1 s35n scxe ~ Asasl II
walkers esr&Giss,n. fa1ga s9~saset.Assats a
aA3ass Ar statk@s4 ~ ~ teless ske4k,t Il
y HsSaNeet ss~i tas iaAskit&ass ~ nssh sse
rsysvretei 80 ls enthusiastically fssdr - ~.
slst AZ .agaahsa
We ~ spsshseg Ia he ras~rs sns4tasae
We ttrAis f. tAe 31FxAas< - ~ NssSs1a tat.
~ - De y = tetefensEks{&1a
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-14
Editors Table.

We have received this week, tho january mum.
Der OF "Gfaham's Magazine, and unhesitatincly pro.
nounec IL one of the most finished and elegant spc.
clinens Of periodical literature We have ever seen.
Graham Is n beau ideal Of nm cditor-tas,eful. dis.
eliminating and judicious. Ills popularity Is well
earned, indeed. Now IL the time 10 snbscribe-,hc
inducements TO clubs are particularly favorable
His prospectus for 1854 has been unavoidable
crowded out this week, but our rcadcrs shall have
4; IN the next issue.
Also, "Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine as re
published, together with the four R~cviews--tbt
London Quarterly" the North British ths
Edinburgh" and "wcstmins,crc--by Leonard
Scott 4 Co, n. Y. 1t is not necessary for ,s n
descapt on the ability and brillancy of talent dis.
played in these publications. For years their innu.
ence IN the literary and political world has been nc.
Rnowicdgcd, while the graceful diction and p,o.
found thought that adorn their pages, cannot fail to
enehain the interest of every intelligent mind.
The prospectus Of the above works will he nub.
ished next week, and those who really wish TO in.
ouigc themselves with a literary treat. could not do
better than to remit $40 to the publishers aud thus
secure these valuable works for 1881.
Those OF our readers wishing to subscribe 10
"Godoy's Lady's Book" for 1854, will find the p,o.
spee'ns ON the fourth page. We have no, 80, ~
eeiscd the January number, bat from our past OF.
r~tt'eaee, we know u will be more than worth tho
money.