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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-08-12

! The Local of the New York Tribune never pen
ned more agreeable paragraph thln this-which
he humorousy calls I" A Queer Process"
:" 1t is curious 10 see the circulation of great
city commence in the morning-the great city
that had roared itself to sleep. True, there was
feeble pulse all night; the beat to and fro a
carriage now and then gave futter, but after
all there had been quiet hour. About half mill
ION of people had been ying dead level, for four
or five hours some on pillows of down and some
on curb stones; some beneath sllken cOunterpanes,
and some beneath the great blue quilt OF heaven.
Queer figure they make in the minds eye, to be
sure-l00,000 folks more or less, lying on their
backs-lying in tiers rows, five or six miles long
Lying three or four deep in the cellar-that is
the primitive formation; the first floor second third
and so on up to the garret. Three hundred thous-
and people snoring-what a cOncertl-Two hun
dred thousand people dreaming. Two hundred
thousand people in red night caps; one hundred
thousand in white. and here and there one trimmed
in lace Fifty thousand curls twistedup in papers,
giving their owners appearance of having made
la pillow of cigar-lighters Twenty thousand curls
hanging over the backs of chairs or tossed upon
tables. How gently Time touches such people;
thev never grow grey at all. Ten thousand people
weeping, and now and then, one dying dying
in his sleep; dying in dream. And then the get
ting up is ridiculous enough though going TO bed
should we say retire in these refined times; Is
solemn piece of business whether people think Of
it or not.
But the getting up, the waking up is funny enough
for farce-its process, a species of gradualiSm.-
Here's one who has slept : like top for nine So
lid hours, and now he begins to wake; first, its
half lurch and a long breath and yawn; then an
arm is thrust out, then foot; the muscles are
waking up Next, the rattle of the early wagons
strikes his ear; hearing is coming too.
Then, his tongue moves uneasily; taste Is return
inu- Last his eyes omen, one after the other
then half close then open again and the m1n's
Iawake-awake al oyer-awake for all day.
There's another, sound asleep, this minute, and
this, he shakes himself like huge Newfoundland,
springs up 'percuss and the thing is done; the
fellow hasn't sleepy hair about him.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-08-12
: HONOLULU, H. l., AUGUST -. 1854

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE is not confined to a
small portion of the globe spoken by obscure
tribe of people. 1t is the language spoken by a
moral and religious people, on the best and richest
portion of the earth At this present time it is
spoken in the Island of Great Britain, a part OF
Ireland, and the Islands between France and Brit
ain, called Guernsey and Jersey. The English
language IS also at Gibralter, down in the colony
of Llber a, in Africa, in Hindostan by sixteen mill
ions of people, in the richest Island in the world
Australia. 1t is spoken over the greater part Of
America, in one or two of the west India Islands
in British Guiana These appear to be territorial
boundaries of the Engl sh language, and they are
the keys of the world II Is proper to MENTION the
English language confined for centuries to the
Island of Great Britain. 1t was introduced there
in 4SO, a. D., by two rude tribes from the north
of Germany, and confined in that narrow home for
thousand years.
But remember, all great things are long time
in coming to maturity. In 1906 il took sudden
migration, and landed in New England and Virgin
ia; fifteen years after that in the Island OF jamaica
In 1920 it reached Hndostan and it has grown with
the growth of British power. The English Ian
guage is composite language, derived from the
Celtic, Gothic, French, Latin and Greek Some
400 years ago our language was different from
now: it had but very limited vocabulary-nOw il
has some $4,000 words The language was in
creased by affixeS and prefixes as from godly came
gOdliness, &c. Our translation of the English BIZ
bic and the Pilgrims Progress have the principal
words which form the basis of our language. Noah
Webster was master of the Anglo Saxon Ian
guage. In l72 the Gothic language began to be
Anglo Saxonzed.
William the Conqueror deposed this Saxon Ian
guage. In 1857, by an act of Parliament, law
was passed that all should speak the mother
tongue, which had swallowed all the others up. All
the time the people spoke the Anglo. Saxon and
Gothic, the nobility, gentry, and BwYers, the
French, the churchman and priest spoke Latin.
Each of the elements of the English language is
valuable Each has its practical value, and each
has its appropriate province of thought. If
knew the power of the roots of our language, we
could do wonders. The Anglo Saxon Is of the
most practical value. There Is great economy in
using it, because the people understand it. By
using the Saxon language it saves the people
much thought in trying to understand the speaker.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
The Black Warrior Case.

The following Intelligence from Madrid is Civ
en- in the correspondence ofthc Ncw York Her
aid, OF the 2Sth ult-, which we received ycstcr-
day, one day in advance Of the mail
a correspondent, writing from Madrid, on the
I'd inst, says: The news received from the
United States, ofthe message OF Prcsiden, Pierce
to congress, respecting the seizure, at Havana,
of the Z. ). steamer Black Warrior, is the sub.
jcct of conversation in political circles. With.
out discussing the merits Of the present ease,
! may pbScryc that Our Legation here is fro.
qucntly compelled TO interfere in eases of scis
IRE log Somc triiing informality. the Spanish
authorities carrying their peculiar regulations
on the subject To an cxtrome length. II wss
only lately that three English vessels were
seized at Cauthndcr for some niormaliiy--
which. when the matter was inquired into, war
shown 10 have proceeded from n mistake of
the Spanish Consul Mt Bristol, aud the vessels
were ultimately released, M was learnt in due
course from tho dispatches Of our consular
agents, for the Spanish Foreign Once could
not trouble itself Ia make any direct commu.
niCatlon Oh the subject
\ letter irum Madrid. of the 9Th inst, saws
that Il IS understood tina, the claims of the
United states Government respecting the case
ot ihc black Warrior have hccn agreed Ia ty
The Spanish Government NJ. Soule had an
'NNh ~ VIZ tiN' NAs WIN NNNltl san lfNNiS hl
the subject.
II appears that the Committing ,Iumta of
Finance, At tho Havana. To which, the matter
was roierrcd 10y Zen, pCsnla. had reported
that the seizure was invalid, which doubtless
made i caster ior the Government here to
yield to the american 'cmands ou the sab.
.icct As r,esriN how n. giving the Capt.
heneFal 0i Cuba power settle Stch matters
without reference 10 The Government At Mad,
rel, which the lnitcd States Government arr
snSious 60 ohtain.@il v 50 much Opposed to
the feeling here on the subject Vt Colonial
~hoterumcNt, that thcrc is littic probability ii
ITS being conceded ftt@t,s werc inside by cuF
owu Hoscrnmcnt tn obtain a similar mode "
settlement, az TIE tlfOe ~ n,n. pusaela's Az.
pointmvut, hui IL wss declared in la quite IN.
compatible with Spanish rule, asd ot course,
II such a concession wers rev TO lie ,uAde az
rcsaris the United States. Il coald not los rps
fused fugistNl and either powers
ScUof IaAto. appointed Spanish Envoy a.
Washington, had sn Madrid Tor his dcstaa
ilen.
ttg Moiein law nay ls divided into three
rsits, snI %usiilen. pfcof apd irn,sL Sun.
ositson - Uoihitg Jrcoi u ncxtto imposStlt .
and e denv everything e ne sasm te.at,
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A Card.

My .r"me does not aprear in the Ringer
to-day, as c".."r--,vtwithstanding all but
aioicty of The cdi,|,ial matter was written
me. / sent the folio ling to tho Printer,Swfn
n request tha, he would insert IL. That ~
having been complied with, | am campellos
this mode of giving it publicity, ms an A.
courtesy due from Inc 10 tho patrons of
Ranger:
The editorial connection Of the undersig,
with the RANGER, ii has been decided. 81
cehse with the present No. (Aiay 4th.) Ind
continuing for n time his agreeable intorcour
with The reading public, the retiring edit
would acknowledge the courteous Kindness 4
his brethren of the Press, who have honorS
and favored him with their co~mmcndatory All,
friendly notices; and would also express III
heartfelt obligations to the many citizens O
Washington aud vicinity, who have given hiu
VOLUNTARILY, aud in the most delicate manne
substantial tokens of their sympathy for hi
as = MAN, and their approval of his course
an editor. FAREWELL
H. PERCY iI0WEL
Washington, Texas, May 4, 1854.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
FOR ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.

t5yy- We are authorized to announce w. H. II.
Baldridge IN n candidate for ASSESSOR ami
COLLECTOR of Gonzales county, at the ensuing
August election.
~ We ARE authorized 10 announce ]. Travis
Cleveland as n candidate for ASSESSOR and
,pLLEofot of Gonzales county, At the ensuing
Angus, election.
tTs- VIZ are authorized to announce Joseph
COLLECTOR Of Gonzales County, ut the ensuing
August election.
f We are authorized 10 rnnounce James 3.
Phelps ~ n candidats for ASSESSOR and oil.
LECToR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing An.
gust election.
tE- We are authorized to announce Clinton
Z. Dewitt ~ n candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECTOR of Gonzales County, A. The ensuing
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o SHERIFF.

ey- We are authorized tn announce q. p.
Wroe ~ n candidate for SHERIFF OF Gonzales
County, Mt tho ensuing August election.
EE We are authorized 10 announce II. K.
Hargis NJ a candidate for SHERIFF Of Gonzales
county, AT The ensuing August election.
sB- We arc authorized to announce w. L.
Barrow NJ a candidate for recollection to The Of
ice oil SHERIFF OF Gonzales County, NJ the ell.
sulng August election.
tw- Wc are authorized to Announce A. M,
Griswold ~ q candidate for SHERIFF of Gon.
zalcs County, ut the ensuing August election.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

TnE CRors,--From all parts of tho county
VIC learn that the crops are in a NEST flourish
ing condition. Cotton is beginning to bloom
and corn IL fast putting out silk and tassel.
The weather is delightfully."- warm and just the
thing to mature the crops. in "a few days
roasting. ears viii bc abundant.
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FOR DISTRICT

~ We are authorized to announce r. z.
Williams, cf Clinton, DcNit, County, a. q can.
siida,e for the Office NJ DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
for the 10Th judicial District, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
~ We are authorized 10 stat. that Isaac n.
Mitchell, Esq, of Victoria, L. dcsirors nc being
elected DISTRICT ATTORNEY, for the 10Th Ju.
dicial District, composed Of the counties Of Con.
aales, La,aca. Dewitt, jackson. Victoria and Cal.
iioun. Election ON the fr.t Monday Ia August
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

A 7 Neiof}a. Taea,sy, Mas 81 1854. In e;
"a 9eeoee a nlhcf rsyssbts e3eysginE b 4
tssa. tie snt~1i~s hss s0agtls5s,-i ~ aefss
hr fsrk II sheep ard ~,A sessfsNngis CIV
teF sNAc ~ Asflaea. a Toe eizsSs nztusi tsne.
placr. "a snail loss, IN yelFs g. Kite she &c
sceaspl he cssasfy vho wAai saecr an o34sgW
~ supplying itenssslsvs Jksy &te uso-aly p
cAn shttn with eane hall mssfsg~ sad ) IA
~ hac Hsruo lieeks nasge ,kA "A
W y ckapw +
ineSs.s. Nsy 10 isst~~H
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

e33- For ihc first time since tho commence.
mcnt of our paper, arc we constrained to ask
the Indulgence of our readers for the dearth
of original matter which occurs in this nun.
her 4 short absence to tho towns below,
vii, nc HOPE, enable lin 10 enter into inc dis
charge of our duties with renewed pleasure,
ard make the second volume Of the "Inquirer"
which will within q few days
more interesting to the general reader.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
FoR DISTRICT JUDGE.

~ We arc authorized Ia announce that Hon.
Fielding Jones, of Victoria, is candidate for
r-ciectinh to- the oftct Of JUDGE ot the 10Th
Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of Con.
,aics. lavaea. DcNiit. jackson. Victoria and tai.
hcan. Election ON the first Monday in August
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,

tE- d. s. Fl. Darst il q candidate for rc.clcc
ton to the Office of Treasurer of Gonzales county,
nj the approaching August election.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

TT TIL Austin Times says that n large
number Of indictments have been found by the
Grand Jury, at tile present term ofthe District
Court IN ,tat city. Gambling in every form
had received the especial attention Of the
Court and Jury, \ true iiil has been found
Against Capt. Grimhic for sSsaulting Mr.
Gwin.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

~ IL appears that we were again misin-
formed last week, Our friend, A.. j. McKean,
Esq, was an applicant and did obtain license
TO practice law at tho late term of the District
Court held in uiis town. This statement, We
think, cen bn relied on. MS wa sneak "bv the
card, in another column, showing that this
has formed a co-partncrship with r.
NJ. Harwood, Esq. This vcxcd point may
non he considered as settled.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
NOTICE

TnAvs pta sd Ia the hands Of S,evt'
a Mills for ,eileetloH, the %accouris daT
late ntm of SMITH & DEWITT, with inal
tons a. sue the~r WHO may not settle =,
before the sDih ef Junc. JAMES SMITH
Atisdr ~ estate =. nnT-ri Sgssi,h, deed.
Gonzales, MAY 9e~iSai-1i~tl
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Land for sale.

OS0 ACRES of Land, situated about ote
AoO from public square OF Gonzales. web
hcred and we,erod, aud title warranted, will b.
cheap Il early application Is made 80
May 20, lSai-a0if RUSSELL & RAtRl
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ht,ern ~ rsoyINeNs ~ CoSsr,NrNorIs.
Provisions arc said to be rising TO an cnot-
,ncuS lsiec. and the merchants have received
= notification prohibiting the export II any
Kind a. grain Even What lts< lqsn Imported
tor tbe Tatrf~se of rcsh.ppiog j nof allowed to
leave ,hc country. spl Il Is illus cpleasored
TO a~ilegssss ~ suiieriogs 81 TIE capital, apl
80 qa'st tic dangerous ~dtseoaienl of : hungry
mol,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

Tho citizens Of Gonzales aro making nm
tnor, to have an trlosisn Wen dug in HAT
village ~ is~lkdrt CLARION.
ugh' Gonzales a r,tiage What An ideal
Why, Mac You src decidedly behind the times
Come down aud Noil post you up n our city
affairs,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

THE County Cepgl " gsnples cosnty hsssI
api,ninic' ipc Nimhs,iatt,S vt the Estate
NiolIob Cle,k. i~ccoascd, all pcgsonS having c4lr
against sdd Es,esc mus, ptcscH, ,he ssmc Ia, u
undersigned within The time prescribed ht IA
and these indebted AIS tcqucAted Tn make iIuuss.
sIr ra,ment.. SUSAN cI.APk, Adtds.
tiontaic@ MAY rs. lS@l-sNNw
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
Gonzales College.

nHE stockholders in The new building
l. remember that the first installincnt
twenty dollars per share viii bc due on the fhs
June, Mr.. Egglcs;on will receive the same.
EDMUND liELLlNGRR. President
pro ten, Board Yfa,tees Goassie, CoHss
Gonzales, May 90, lS5i-ao.u
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

TnE BLACK WARmoR,--It viii bc remcm.
bercd by our readers that the "Didrio,n the
OFFICIAL organ oil the spanish Government, held
the following language in regard tc General
Pierce's Black Warrior Message;
"Know We, good men of all countries and
opinions, that this Is the language which now
is fired from the chair once occupied by the
Apostle of justice, peace, and moderation, by
the philosopher, the honorable Washington
BEHOLD bin initiating, uRd,r pydtence 80 iasig-
R,Hcdat, n war that would for two nations be n
bloody one, and TO them more painful, as expo.
ricnce would show. Behold him listening to
none but the trader punished for a fraud, in
order TO qualify ut his hearts desire, aud with
the Utmost hsrshncss, the conduct ofour first
authority, n Spanish gentleman whose reputa-
ton is everywhere and in such n manner cstab.
lishcd that he well deserved the honor Of a
more minute investigation of his deeds before
qualifying them so ouiragcouly."
Tho Washington Union of the 10th, in no.
ticing the above, says
This gross indignity, offered by the known
organ of the spanish official, induced the true.
hearted American CONSUL 20 call upon the
taptain-Gencral to know if this insult 10 the
President of the United States was sanctioned
by him. Having received no satisfactory an.
swcr, the article of the Diario was laid before
one of our gallant naval captains in tho port
OF ilaynnR, and he determined to resent the
indigni,y by refusing 10 give TO the Spanish
llag the usual salute.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

to- ~ t,t OUTSIDE mas be found some.
: e l8t .ss, ~ ~ - ssls
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20
Later from the East.
ARRIvAL or TIE PAcyf7c.

Russions dc/eatSd IN Groo~ia-G resls de.
Jaafed-E3PuLsion from ConstantinopLe-
Uur D0remehs.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

EXCITEMENT ~ I0utsvILit -Ionisgi}!e, April
40, ~ y, ", Between SiN and eight thousand
persons are st the Court House. Resolutions
have been passed expressive OF the apinion OF
tie citizens OF Hardin county Of the Verdict of
the jury Ia the ease of Matt Ward, and oi
Wolfe, one of attorneys Tor the defense
Twelve pet sous ave to hc burned In citigy, aud
tie excitement Is intense.
IeRtstjf5c Max 4 At the meeting OF Sat
utday night resolutions were passed request.
inc John J. Criiicnden to resign hAs sea, in the
United STATES senate, snd also Wolfe TO give
up i3S seat IN the State Senate. Malt Ward
was requested to leave the State. The mob
proceeded ia ,hc residence of RoleFi J. Ward,
and hurrei efstgicS Ut Matt. sni l,obgrt on the
itoni dcot The wood wVtk caught brc, bui
WAS eSiipRwsh~l before much damage bas
been dome. hhA
lsrostANt rwes Crrh-Wc STE permitted,
SAYS ,he Washington Union of tt ssd, 10 pub
iish ,hc a~'linsiue extract ~ ales,rF fem \ zen.
tl,man ~ distinction &c = friend In this city,
dated ~iiasspa. Apnip. 1884
The pc>f,l, 81 the tenn of the Aniilhs, par.
ncalsrly she tSpol,S, are sine.ssly anxious Cor
= change 81 government, indeed, they arv ripe
fsr rcsolatisn.
Captain general respsss hiss hsd tr sosns
Tins w his ,0s session = royal desFee tmaneips.
ting tho slaves u the island. tali hc - dsi,fseA
eFc,a Publishing Il htysusc ofihs STATE sf Affairs
IN Tnfsgv"
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iiou Fielding Jones. Of Victoria, is a
candidate for recollection to the osiirr of TITS.
Judge. See announcement
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

l'Asns Fox SALE.--It III be seen by his nd
rertiseinent in to-day's paper, that Mr.. Q. IL.
Mallory offers for sale about two thousand,
acres Of valuable land lying on the San Mar.
cos river, and within fourteen miles of the
town Of Gonzales.
MesSrs, Russell 4 Baird also advertise $50
acres, n choice tract, in the outer town, and
about one milo from the public square.
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t4F Notice the advertisement OF McsSrs
A, H. Jones & Co, IN ,o-dey's paper.
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Fer. &le.

A FINE truct of lsnd living on ,ho San Ne,
"a river, alsaut II milps lfum the ,owt oetl
'sics, containing about 5000 ACRES. For faft
particulars apsly At ,hc Collins iiaasc 20
MAY go, tssi-Spjf g. H. MAiLOIf
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

t1g Moiein law nay he divided into three
rs'ts. OPPOSITION. rrcof and ,iru,si sup.
sitson - nothing, prcoi u nvxtto impos1tls
and e fsnv everything = ne sasn pe.at.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

eSY NJ Mitchell, ouT Atsos<sa, VIII iesvr
naday ~ teo. fr "a purpose ~ going essr
tss county % s~ssoriAa the namier ~ shsd
Fen between tic srcs q Nt AMI sis,ccn. thev
teipg ,as',l.i a. thy te, a. ~ the lsw fr
1.s ee ess
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Sntrr.-l1. \, Caldwell will sell at auction
on the esd inst, at Victoria, three thousand
lead of Mexican aud Merino sheep. Versions
wishing 10 sapply themselves would do well
to bo in Victoria on Tuesday nett. See ad
ye~rtiscucnt.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

taF Tic ssn'grs Of the scctlsn of country
hsvs again had ,hc pleasure Of Welcoming
'tfort Of hcss refreshing showers always -
stneheial 10 their ercfs Lac, Tlurs!sy
%saotbidg brenstt VIVA e > Zinc eala.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

ls-C Col Ccl, VIII realize a siuryndous Cor.
iouc ont Of tie Eastern wm The Russians
viii bc armed mostly with taA resolvcts ami
- viii most of tho officers in the English AM,
French armies e = nomctl, Esq.. form,
csly Of ( narlcs,cn, is Col Colts sgvn, in lon.
don
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

~ The hest pistel shot We have ever heard
Of iss Nc Travis Who rcccrily. ssys the \
q f4esynuG Vi, an orasgg Gyc iaebvs ~ cr.
cdm'croucc, az diJsnte % thirty six fesL the
orange rcsung 81 tse ttns q tie shot, u,os
the head of = Nc > = q The bali Passed
u,toash the oanse az the first shot. tie lss,
n ehIel, Is tor exhibited ~ Ne Travis Va.
~ Ts,rfr-
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CortoN DtooNs.--iiurra for ,;opssles, we
have been presented this week with ,wo full
blown cotton blooms. The hrst WINS taken
from The plantation of Gen Waul on Monday,
last and tie second from Mr., r. ~ Whites on
last Wednesday. We have also been shown
another bloom which was plrcked from n plan.
The gentleman, in whose hands wo saw il, had
II carefully packed away in his pocket book,
for the purpose of taking Il to Mississippi to
show what Texas, and particularly Gonzales,
can dc. knowing that they would he looked
upon as quite n curiosity hy the farmers OF
those worn.out lands, we also gave him ours
with particular i]piune,ions as to their safety.
date. S..
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-20

illon IitNpw'NG On last Saturday a fine
@'Ainond r.ps, valued al siso, was rallied Tor
"a Ills town. TteIc were sc chaitces II g. 90.
each rcfSou using three dice and entitled to
.hrco uanous Tie number Which WON the
RAG was fffg 'se bciug the lighcsl wc have
essr heart Of The average throwing ulrougl,
cat NAl H4