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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-31

The Supreme Court of Michigan has decided that if
shipper of oods has received orders to send them
by sail, and he sends them by steam safer he is liza
BILE for the loss of the goods, not performing the
terms Of his order.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-31

LATER FROM observation-disclosures has been received
from the Salt Lake City to the 25th of December
The mountain Indians reported to be in starving
condition and eating their horses. The Utah chief,
Walker, was preparing to give the Mormons battle,
and Apaches, bloody struggle may be expected
He has sworn war of determination. The Mormons
endeavored to make treaty with him, but his de-
mands were considered intolerant, and they would
not comply with them. He required that they should
build him house as large as Governor Young's, on
prominence the city, pay him large of
money and furnish him with as many wives as their
veable Governor has So far as the house and money
was concerned, the Mormons were willing to comply
but furnishing the wives another matter, and here
the negotiations ceased.
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qdrsd and Thirty Head of Horses,
Id Mares, Jacks, Mules, 60.
The Fine Stallion
POWMATTAN WHIP.

TAI. stand the present season at Mr.. Hcz-
vHkiah Parkc's, five miles from Gonzales
ando miles from Russell Jones, Immediately
on troad from the former place to Victoria.
lie / be permitted to serve mares at Is the
sing leap, or 81 the season, and $40 to in.
surttbc mare in foal. The season will com.
tnene the 10th of March and end the last of
Iun. The insurance money will be due when
tRc mars.is known TO be in foal or parted with.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Powhattan Whip was sired by superior
Whip, no by B~lackhurn's Whip, and lie by
tho old imported Whip rowtattan Whips
dam was sired by the famous hGysc old Pow.
haitian, his grand dam by old Cellar. Powha,.
ban Whip IS a rich brown bay, no white about
htm, 10 hands one inch high.
\ Send us somo good mares and We will try
Aad show you some stock next Spring TINT
blu make you think of the days Of old Whip.
b PARISH.
E Gonzales county, March II, isb4-ii-st
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FALL AMI WINTER GOODS!
Benjamin B. Peck,

Corner Of 81. Lames and st. Peters Streets.
S now receiving direct from Mex York, a gen
IL ersl assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
embracing nearly every article needed In this mar.
ket-viz: Nga.r .H. N.,
Fine black Brocadc and fancy dress silks; some w.
~ rich and beautiful French, English and Am.
erican Mouslin DeLaincs; French and Eng
lish Merinos of all colors and quail.
ties; Cruvcllis Robes; Regent
Silks; Alpacas Of every grade;
Some silk Warped;
Ginghsms and Calicocs of the latest style; Cam.
bricks; fine Lace Capcs and Collars; Chemiscttes:
Under Sleeves; Cuffs, &c. These arc indeed msgni.
iicent and hard to beat. Also beautiful Shawls, l..
{. handkerchief, Thread. I.aces, Insertays and
Edgings, Jaconet and Swiss do, and fine black
Silk Lace; Dress Trimmings, Silk and Satin Bon.
nets and Ribbons; Belts and Gloves; fine Caters
and Shoes Ingram, Mnrino and Silk Hose and
thousands of other articles in this department too
tedious to mention.
o GENTS wEAR.--Finc black French
Cloths, Vcstings, CASHIERS, Satinct,es, T.ecd..
Jeans, &c, and a general assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Beaver, Molcskin, Kossuth, Sam Houston.
Lady Franklin and Pearl Planter Hats; Cloth and
Plush Caps; Boots and Shoes, of every variety.
ALSO, NEGRO Hats and Shoes, Goats and
Pants, Kerscys, ~Iinscys, Lowells, Domcstics,
Blankets, &c. Also 4 large assortment Of fine Bed
Blankets. I
HARDWARE.--The finest assortment ever
brought to this market. Queens, Wood and Glass
Ware. lAlso a few China Tea Sets, chcap) a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Coffee, Salt, Flour. To.
oacco. Nails, Powder, Shot, Lead, &c.
SADDLERf-A large and splendid assortment.
ALSO some excellent old Port Wine and French
Brandy for medicinal purposes.
ALSO, ! have a full supply OF Bagging, Rope
and Irvine for customers at market rates.
$ my stock Of goods is large and l am deter
mined to sell, think ! can make 1t advantageous
70 purchasers to buy Of rue.
All are respectfully invited to call and examine,
al, Is. Is. PECK.
Gonzales, October 8, ls53.--l-y
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I.mmd Esor anIr.

assess8 Ftgts
sTIE subscriber offers for sale the following tracts
4 of land.
Tiv acres near the town OF Gonzales II being n
par, OF the Sarah Sely league, and adjoining the
farm of w. A, Mathews; also $40 acres ef Pos,
Oak, contiguous for q supply of timber.
boo acres la Caldwell county, past Of Soak league
above the mouth " Plum creek, fronting on the
ram NareoS web tlnherea, watercd. and sod ua.
surpassed.
$50 acres $ miles Of Gonzales, near Ilaindses,.
ll5l ecres ln tayaca county, on Rocky cscak.
past of jas. r, Weod's headlight.
eo9 scfvs IN iAvaca coaaty. on Mustang creek.
u being a par, Of Matthew CaldSelis kSaifsKkt. :
to0 aetss 10 Colorado county, part Of fanst's
league an tbs NaNklad.
$40 acres in ~tieasasss ee1afS he headlight of
Pratt GA tbs SaHai,s
Apply a. r. ". ~lIsEwaei Aad A J, NsHcaa
who are swns aathast*ed 70 ussks salSs 81 sAe above
lands 90 any ttass es he anae.
John c NsEgAN.
Goexale4 roA sS. fsst~sy-A,
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NtNNfS nF 0gNKdEkS
70 ts sAsrsF ~ esAsg legally yssiaSsS S&rv -
s8sf ss@ssy~-sik9Egts0
Yes sss Aesehy eeassasssea 10 cite Nv paAE<ssen
wsa n~AA " Apps<s t9ssfs NE sesssasltt 81 ay
easss go DstNn tsseA. 81 &<tsrass, she assh dsy
IT AsrsA. ie&A a 10 aesScA. A. ~. sAsn Ard
sAsss - aFsses ne dcnsess A5 X. 1xawNls 10
a PssA ~ SeAs ~ tssy aefars.
fte4Rta Sal sat
@ 0ssea esaes my hssA At sd eezssy e
L = sAessAtss Ms tAe gSsA say II rsts1afy.
-~ 1854
q a. wkiLBnRN, 4 r. q
Ckzse - lord sna ) AegVAy arArs sAe ssssxs
tsssea - se p@a&skSA - ne ceAsssrs ~lazst<s.
ca ne asy ard yea&S& w zysssse
sceA . 80 X 3E.4T.S c-.u
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Notice.

pFIIE late firm o. Matthew'S x Willis having been
u dissolved by the Withdrawal Of VIM. A. Mat
Rhews, to take eaec: January LIST, 1854, notice Is
hereby given TO all persons indebted to US, by note
'or account, 70 come forward Immediately and settle
fhe same with d. Willis.
(Signed) WIN. A. MATTHEW'S.
NJ (Signed) d. WILLIS.
! Gonzales, December 80, '53.
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Ready Made Clothing.

TUST received direct from New York a large
y and well selected stock of ~
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
comprising the following viz:
Fine black and beaver cloth over Coats p
Also Blanket, Petersham and Pilot do;
Satinet, Tweed and Jeans frock Coats and
Sackatees; u
Black and fancy froc!s and dress cloth Coats;
Satin, Silk, Plush and Cashmere Vests
Black and fancy Cashmere, Satinct, Tweed
and Jeans Pants;
l.. Is. Calico, Check and Stripe Shirts;
/. w. Merino and Cotton Under Shirts;
l.. w. Merino and Gotten Drawers, and vari
Gus other articles too tedious to enumcrate.
Please call soon and get first choice and a
good lit. b. b. PECK.
Corner ST. James and st. Peters st.
Gonzales. October y, lS53.--l8.y
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For Sale or Rent

fTsiis paaep ~fefuaessy e~Red ams uzrapseA ~ Nv
a saaaes a serAasscs, stssi~a strsss tea aAass
i~'as ecassAa. ca NE vksesss ssa& h nov sassxi
ts renA Ses3 Flsce ~soetaaas lea ssess u tara.
ef-tss 81 81 ~hHh sFe N eHlss4ssea sa3 eystsse1i
wiss = gooa ssgea fsers 4 on tA4 pFewstsm : ~
ap1se sah eskef nsSrsssry ss Asa4ss. AZ. IL.
Al~A. sey sxsk4sAc< near Ne CcEexA tssatsssna
twenty-five sesss a iseA seseatera "a whhA s~ q
ckaysttDs. eaa al 1asss~s eaA = god sesSec. sfss 4
esass4est&e essAstag epsssfesae ase fecasS ! eess
YEA 81 ~sssr scA 81 re s~re~s~Asy oss heassss Ae
kc, "a r&eTe& ~ sets eu r~esanMaess seesas
AAs p<seea ssaAsaE - raFSksse ~ rsns sh3 sts,ss
Fsogsssy wa sge@s - n-u rsNeT
tssAsa~ gsrs~ "a t&s
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ahNE hsnAsSa srsee ef isas staafei ga SaaSs
w rxTA Feaea Sse@k asNseSne NN tisaasss@
sed ssssiy setasS@fhy Jsaa cstsfA ~sth essa s..
rraseaeeask se4 ~ SEXES IA e4ass1ssssoa uaaey espa
teaes -spss sscss esxnsts szsse~e2sg sse hxAsAy
csRsts. -fm fsa4hsS aafsfsessk4s sppas 90
= HifrHaNr
cssssits ss.ssA :. tsss@-pss
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.


order of the Hon. Chief Justice Of Con.
stCounty, ! will sell at Public Auction,
and OF 81. Josephs. on the 22d day of
tafit Mt the pen of the late Joshua Thread.
about
egThousand Head of Cattle.
CASH, If II bid Of 81 SGT per head Is OBJ
that bid is not obtained, then $500 cash,
don said Cattle, and the remainder on a
sweiyc months with good security.
lthe 10th of April next, l will sell at the
d Jones, in Gonzales county, about
Head Of Horses, Brood Mares,
Jacks and Mules.
sjhe 18th of April next, + will sell at the
JetAas NJ. Dennis, OH the Sandics, in Con.
dE, about
qdred and Thirty Head of Horses,
I'd Mares, Jacks, Mules, Go.
bvo lots of horses include some of the
n Of Western Tcxas. Those who desire
lid and good bargains, had better attend.
T&ated horse BENDIGo, ard much of his
st{ DO sold.
kpr SALE.-A small amount of cash for cx.
the remainder on a credit Of twelve
ndith legal security. A. ii. JONES,
orator of the estate Of j. Thrcadgill, deed.
by $. ID. CONLEY, his atty.
dcs, March 4, lS54-i0-St
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JeweIry.

JcweIry.
TUST received direct from New York a select
" lot Of JEWELRY, consisting of Breast
Pins, Cuff Pins, Far Rings, Finger Rings, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
All those wishing anything in this line would
do well to call early aud make selections. -
You will please rccollect the old stand, corner
of st. James & st. Peters Streets, next door
north Of the Collins House.
October 8 1853. b. II. PECK.
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NEDICLNE,S

calomcl, Castor Oil No. G, I~.audanum,
lament, Pain Killer, Jayncs' Medicines
sinds, S%arsaparilla, British, Sweet, Lin
IMP Oil, Turpcntine, White and Black
J, Putty, and II great variety Of other ar.
unaerous TO mention. all Of which VIC offer
moderate and steady prices.
nd Examine for yourselves.
!. December 81, 1855
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S. ]. MAYS,
The state of Texas,

or GONZALES.
In he name and By the authority of the State of
Iteos--IoMe Sheriff OF said County GREErIsc;
AWJ HEREAS, Thomas Baker ard Patrick q.
w Fulcher, citizens of said County and State,
have ficd their petition IN the District Court Of
said County, ~nllcdging that T. ", Waul, late of
Gonzales County and State aforesaid, but now a res
ident citizen OF the city Of New Orleans, State of
Louisiana, il justly Indebted to them as copartners
in the business OF house carpentry and machinists,
in the sum of ssi5 90 which he nnius,ly detains
for that, whereas, heretofore, tv,wit In the Month
of August, A. ID. 1852, the said r. n. Waul whom
petitioners pray may bc made Dctcndant) engaged
them, petitioners, TO build and put up giu house
and gearing on his said farm, In the County of Con.
xalcs and further. that Defendant employed them
to do other work on said farm in building, construc.
ting, Ne A hill containing said account Is appen.
drd 60 said petition making said sam Of $sa5 on.
fe,i,ioncrs say that they performed all the work
mentioned Ia said account and that said work was
reasonably worth the said SUN. Petitioners further
say that Dcfendeut undertook and promised on IL.
vsrs DAYS and timc$ between the lime said work
sas completed and the Institution OF this suit To
pay said sun Of money, petitioners say tla, said
~ofk WAS coatmeneed la the month ef August
iSsa. and completed about the munth OF October
Of tho sane year. aad pray that citation may issue
and foe Judgment damages aud cosss &c suit aad
Thomas ilaker kaviNg made affidavit hefore mo,
AFHf NNfN - AH NaA - = N|tfNN"tAtttN W tiftt
State. These Are, therefore, Go command yon 10
ssaaason the said T. n. Wael. by taAking puhtcs.
ties 81 this witt In the Gonzales ~iagastvs. . peup-
esper patlldej Ia thn sswu and county ~ sian.
aAies, fs tnar weeks tsfcte the Fesara dAy hstsoE
% be sEd AppSas tegore ihe uen,tatde the iHs
sFle, cCsst Il aid Ssase 20 bp hetfen b. epa kg
ala evensy. Al the CsSft Hcsse ,hcseae IN he
tesp II Uoasssles. aa ,he sexcnsh Mesdsy ss,4s The
asss GeadAy IN aArb. A. y. issa, thea saa sh4ex
- auswrs akd gsNilSs liesvla fsi set hVt - ,bss
ptceS~s wi,A ,tss sssttcs NskS daS rcsurn " s4
NsxeG
s,AssSk. Wsneze ". Y tiastcn faeza 81
S#XsS%. ~s4 Ceuss Ard tie ssai thssvN6 Al
t&&S% y#1 tseEssteS tAa s3tk ass q, fehr~sry,
gXssf<E A. ~ 1854.
gsSTyV a. n toSTON, Cssk
nCGu
iAsre6y crAss pahAcsthca a ts fsfxESng sfss.
uHa e. ~ aeas is ~ 1passkss laaas4f, thu Inc
is 3As a. hssSh a, n lisa
W l. BARROW, sa.@nx g. C.
osssAae@. &AsS5 a tsat-s0 az
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~ stock of the following articles which they
offer Tor sale at ss low prices. and favorable terms.
a. any house in
Western Texas.
Fall and Winter fancy. black. and black and white
Prints:
Plaid, black. and black and white GinghAns;
Black and fancy Alpac,s, of different styles and
qualities, =
Muslin DeIaines; 4.
Black and fancy plaid. wool and black silk S1awls;
Black, crui'e and Sill B%onncts.
Embroidered Capcs and Collars:
Brown AMI bleachci Domcstic.;
Apron aud Counterpart Checks:
Flanncis, Jeans Satinct. and Twccds;
Plaid Linscys, Negro Kerseys aud Linse,s;
Bed, eolorcd and Negro Blankets.
CLOYYISG.
Mems cloth, sack. frock and d.css Coats. Of all color:
Mems blanket, blanket cloth and broaIcioth
Oscrcoats, all styles and eo.ors;
Also, black aud fancy ~caSsimcru Pants:
Linen Bosom Shirts OF cvory etyle and quality
Mcrino and silk Undenshirts
Hickory, checked aud calico Shirts;
Boys blanket, tweed and cloth Coats. all sizes;
Mems tweed Coat-, in great variety,
Tweed, Satinct and Kerscy rann,
B0OTs AND sHOEs.
Mons pcgscd and sewed Calf Boots,
40. 10. do. DO. Kip do.
do. do. do. do. Calf and Kip shoes;
Black Kip and Russct Brogans;
Boys do. 10. do;
3 cases boys kip and calf Boots.
Ladies' kip and calf Bootecs; also. walking. No,
roco. Calf and Kid Shoes.
hooks.
Leritts and Groves Greek Le1icons:
Bullion's Greek Reader, Grammar, Caesar and
S%allust;
Spcnccr's Latin Lessons;
Bycr's Dictionaries
saskinrs Spanish. Newman and Bycr's Spanish Die
Miichcfs intermediates BIOGRAPHY;
Davis Algchras and Arithmctics.
Bullion's English and Latin Grammars;
McGnfie's lat, 2d, I'D, 4th and 9TH Readers;
wcbstcr's School Dictionaries and Spoilers;
wcbster's Large Octave Dictionary;
Bolmar's Icvizac Ginmmars
Comstock's Chemistry; z
Emmerson's ist, "a ind Sd Aritlmctics
Also, Smiths and Smilcy's Tasquclles Tclamaque
Rogers French Dictionary;
Sackelds first book In Spanish f
Queens Ware, Hard Ware, Window Glass, Putty
Nails, Carpenters Tools, Soap, Candles,
Powder, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Starch, s~alaratus, Soda.
Alum, Copcrns. U
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.
rs bbls. Rcctiied Whiskcy, 4 bbls. Rye Whiskcy,
10 half do. do. 4 half bbs. Mackerel,
4 bills. Molasses. 3 bbls. Rice, NC
q half do. 2 do. Loaf Sugar,
9 boxes Brandy Cherries, . do. Crackers,
. do. C@larret Wine, 2 casks Cog. Brandy,
cask Port do. keg Irish Whskcy,
do. Malaga, do. 20 bags Coffee,
% bbls. Flour. so do. coarse SILT
Groceries sold for Cash Witho,a respect to persons.
MIE,k AND ON BANDS. i"
boz. 81, 8 and 10 inch Rubber, jus, received
and for sale low. i'iiS "it"A -ti
f 20 GGARS. 3a 9i =
1000 assorted, In Sc,rc, for sale low.
Gonzales, November 10, 1853. tfiit
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ERlsH POTATOES AND ONIONS, for sale by
u Dec. n B.. b. PECK.
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Notice.

uaAsTaga<d Aes Ire rtea,ere 10 sakesw
q hsspsA ssa tAs pcA21 ,hss Ne has ~.
A. ~ e4i stsna 90 rslAe AssssN % tss
sss sssa csyA Msaasxws al sexpes. ~
IE he ku q large Hees a sxagsss
Afsaa sAheA As asa ss1 Sc ssasa ,e&s
~ hsM a aAA scA satasfs ~xoursttSs a he
~ sAe1s4e~ he "a eeSs~oe Aasesss
Ca J. GrivaAkU
"a ssrA . iss.-ss~
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School Books for the Million !

TIE ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
tONsiSTlNG of McGpftoy's New Eoicotic Spell
~ ling Book, McGuifcy's Eclectic lst, 2nd, Sd.
4th, and 9Th Readers. The tIcmans' Young Ladies'
Reader, Rays Arithmetic. Part lst, I'd, and Cd:
Rays Algebra, Part Isl and I'd, rinneo's Pr;ms-y
Grainmai; Pinncos Lsrgcr do.
just received and for sale by
June IS, isoS-iy +. 1. BEAUMONT & Co.
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Drugs & Medicines.

Drugs & Medicines.
~ ulNINE. Caiomel, Pil. Hydrarg, Iodine,
NJ strychninc, Laudamnin, Paragoric, creosote
for tooth-ache, Litlarge, Lobclia Sun. Pulvis, Lobe.
liza Tinct, Composition No. o, Pcpsin cure for dys.
pepsin, Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry, Towns.
ends Saisaparilla, Pain Killer, (Davis') Flax Seed,
Calamus, Slippery Elm, Nux yomica, Borax, Chaik,
Whiting, Putty, Llnseed Oil, Copal varnish, White
Lead, Window Glass, &c. Also, a general assort-
mon. Of Jaynes' Patent Medicines, and vatious 9th
or articles in this line TOO tedious to mention.
For sale by Il. b. PECK,
Gonzales, December II, 1853. g
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Ton PRINTING neasly ssvsa,sd ca ns~
" syse 81 tsss ossce
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A LAs tAkse hsaetAea - sAa ius baans AZ Ma.
IA tkosa pssss a wR8x ese fcepses1sgs aasssest
10 cad SD ssstts gtNF seeeeAss sas ae.eS - saossy
~ seeaes sa6 eeRcy sssss No. AsA - "a &4nx
sAey Aid ensss sAetf EeSsxs sEsshess s~ssS. Sn4
iAs ssase ssas hssp = ssssfsa nssA
dpesss,. Jens 4 1859 q
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7YNWARE.
ID DDLERY.

nd Gents. Saddles, Brides, M~mtingalcs.
Cups and L.eathors, Whips of every kind,
Carpet and Saddle Bags, Vslices, buggy
bugh Collars and Backbands.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
wear, Of every variety of style and pat
HATS.
. and varied assortment.

BOOTS d. SHOES.
Silk and Lasting Caters. Jenny Linds,
Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
Shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting &
.fs, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kind.
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XdRDWARE

nth. Bench and Farming Tools, Pioughs,
Araccs, Log Chains, Axes. Broadaxcs, and
II isortment Of Nails, Locks, Latches Hin.
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Spi,9suai RdfYpea,s Aa74ved!
Come Every BOdy!

UST received direct from New York and Phil
- adelphia, a largo and well selected stock of
Clothing, latest styles;
A large lot of Hats and Caps, all varieties and sizes;
A large lot OF Boots and Shoes of u superior quality;
A general assortment of Hardware
Also, a large lot Of Crockery Ware of every variety,
and a general. assortment Of Dry Goods of all dies.
c~riptions, all Of which We are determined to sell w.
cheap as the cheapest.
Oh, yes, an extra lot of Double Barrel Shot
Call AND SEE us-no charge for sho,cing goods.
nov 10 Russell. HAMON & BAIRD.
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D.. Willis,

NcpLD most respectfully beg leave 10 call
y 1.-THE attention of his friends and customers,
the altpye notice 0: dissolution. and would also
&c this opportunity Of informing them that he
ONIYSUE BUSINESS Ar THE OLD
VI, where he will keep constantly on hand a
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Corner Of st. .Limes and st. Peters Streets.
S now receiving direct from Eer York, a gen
II ersl assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods
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Regular supply Of Goods,
SUITED TO THE MARKET,

Osnaburgs.
Domestics, Tickings,
Cottonades, brown Il bleached
Iinens C~assimeres, Flannels, Prints.
inted, White Il Embroidered Muslins 4
y, Black and Fancy Silks, Tissues and Be
inghams, cotton and linen Drillings, Hosiery,
ties, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves.
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Monroe g. Brother.

FAVE jus, received a large and complete
~ stock Of the following articles which they
offer Tor sale at ss low prices. and favorable terms,
a. any house ia
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E. L. Beaumont & Co.,
G CHEMISTS
GoNZALES-TEXAS.

AVE on hand 8 lsrge assortment Of
DRUGS, N~EDiCINES, te.. ny
In fact the greatest variety ever brought into IL
this market
ghey respectfully so,ici, the attention o. PhyS-
clans, As nell ~ the public, to a stock Of
Fresh Medicines,
jast received and now being opened. They would
also ask a liberal Share OF the patronage aud custom
which has been extended for the las, twelve months.
PRESCRIPTIONS
will be earcfaHy compounded sad put up with
neatness and despatch at all hours.
Gonzales. Juno 4. ls53-ly
uAVE JUS. received direct from DR.. u. JAynes'
~ establishment, Philadelphia, q supply Of bis
well known and much celebrated Family Medicines
consisting of
Jaynes EIpcctorani, Jayncs' Tonic vemifugc,
" Alternative, " Carininatfve Balsan.
Hair Tonic, " American Hair Dye,
" Sanouvc Pill, {" Aguo Pils,
Imminent Or Counter lrritant.
Nova Ell. BEAUMONT * Co, Agents.
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sjhc l3th Of April next, I will sell at the
afnas NJ. Dennis, Oh the Sandics, in Con.
dk, about
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01
The Increase Of Crime.

The enormous increase of crime which
marks in so palpablc q manner the age in
which we live, is arresting the attention of
press in some portions of the country. The
truth Of the charge is but too painfully vcrifi-
cd as a contemporary remarks, that 'individ-
ual and national villainy never fauntcd in such
gay colors or stalked forth with such an easy
or assured challenge" Murders, rapes and
robbcries are things which at present arc rife
to an alarming eXtent-sO much so, indeed,
that it might seem as if the demon of reckless
ness and sin had been turned loose upon our
fair land to run riot and spread desolatiOn and
misery in its wake.
These things, we say, must be apparent to
the most unobservant eye. To trace their
causes and give satisfactory explanation of the
drcful condition of affairs in a manner at once
well defined and conclusive in every instance,
would require little short of the ken of omnis-
Unconstitutional, Va., Penny Post.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-01
The Minnesota Land Bill Fraud.

We commence this morning the publca-
ton of the testimony taken before the
Committee, appointed by the House Of
Representatives, relative to the fraudulent
alteration of the Minnesota Land Bill
We shall accompany this evidence with
such remarks, from time to time, as we
deem necessary to a proper exposition OF
the subject. We bespcak for this tcstimo-
ny a careful perusal, as there is very much
not appearing on its surface, quite essential
to full comprehension of the rascality per
petrated, and the means by which it was
brought about. We copy from the official
report of the House.