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w,ner's Canadian vermifuge,,r 3

Wtner's Canadian VermtfuRed @
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR NORTHUMBERLAND
PURELY vRGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and Rfsctus
Remedy for Worms 'r ''r f sis - p
1t fact established beyond the shadow Of doubt by the
experience and testimony of the eminent Physicians that
than Of the diseases with which children
afflicted caused by worms and thousands or children die
annually from those diseases when the either known
attributed something else Various the preparations
which recommended remedies for bat expert
ence has proved them all less Intellectual the end
however length attained remedy found which
failed destroy wherever they have existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony Of ths emil
ysesn and respectable individuals in the country. The
remedy Is
wRER's CANADIAN yERMIFuGB
is safe in its operation and more es,y administered than
any other Of the symptoms which indicate existence
Of in the bowels follows; The eounenapoeis
pale OF eaden color and suused with occasional hushes
the eyes heavy and dull the breath fnd the upper lips
swollen feelings in the nosr which the pick
his nose the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening
great fright and liable starting and grinding his teeth the
appetite exceedingly irregular being sometimes voacous and
at others feeble, and in Il is depraved. p
To the following certificates others might be added
but believed that these sufficient establish tho fact
that winers Canadian ysrmfuss is superior remedy for
worms. 81. a..
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered med
cine prepared by Mr. John Wine Of this town. designated "a"
Winers Canadian Vermfuge and being fuy saned with its
efficacy, confidently recommend II safe and efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of the intestine canal.
f-.t G. o'REILLY, t.s5.
Lcentiste Of the R. G. Of Surgeons in ireland, etc.
.,r 44f...s CIV DICKINSON,
Member of the R. G. Surgeons in London, etc.
From the Rev J. Flanagan. Of Binbrook, G. WI
wER-sr the trial -FOUR Canadian YER
muge and with the most happy results In my own family
every which has my knowledge the expu
sion OF has followed the administering Of your Yemi
fuge every hare prefers the other as It's effects
children take readily which great point
gained in giving medicine to children.
July I6, lS45. JOHN FLANAGAN.
n The physicians generally "winer's Canadian
Verifuge" This medicine is simple vegetable preparation,
and always be administered with safety and conh
denee to the it, it will always destroy and
| store the patient to health.
Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
from planters merchants and physicians bearing tes
nony to the efficacy Of theinvaluable remedy.
Rs- Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN wINER, Manufacturing Chemist
| and wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
. . . Nos q and Isl Charities street
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uALLER Is LAGAN, GCoPPERsMITHs

-. And
~0 SHEET IRON WORKERS fA a.t =
W. 27 Tehoupitoulas No. Triangle Buildings,
Are prepared to manufacture article in the above bust
suitable for Steamboat Plantson and Refinery such
Copper Pans Sts worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
ngs Chimnes Frebsds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Csrif-
articles in that line used in the manufacture of
Sugar advantageous rates and in style Of make
passed by any house IN the trade.
also prepared fill all orders from country
relates Builders work. Copper Galvanized Iron Tin
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and plain
Heads, etc, etc. q.
Always hand assortment Of Cooking Bar-room and
PArlor STOVES.
Iron Pipe work and Fittings slwsys hand.
A. All work done with dispatch Ola
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSAP RILLA LOZENG GEES,
Simple and Compound.

Prepared BY n. HEREU, Druggst and Physician
to ali Specialize, heretofore known.
general therapeutic agent susceptible being applied all
diseases the development or morbid Of which proceeds
from internal either IN the blood Of the
careful uninterrupted analysis Of animal vegets
Kingdoms had induced the hope could
bring about such result and, thanks interchangeable
have vegetables necessary this
psrs partly known to the public. Such the discovery
which have The honor th; day Of advertising The form q
possibility of doing otherwise and have divided into sim
pie and compound olsnge in order that they might be given
Ny FIRST experiments made privately and remained
ceeded and that the charge of quacke could not be brought
The attention Of physicians and of the public is called to
these Longe order thatevey one may witness the admit
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to BY ugT1s Of thousand s
by removing al impurities from this precious organ and fluid
Prompt s9d rsaIoa al generally
Persons who have used these Loznges have had the
ys6srssl ypsilIis.SS hsPste sso.s9sal sogty rhsq
few days after the remedy is resertedt TO.
Al # the and
For sale BY the box with prospectus showing how they
IDS' GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU,s,
l. corner Toulouse and bourbon streets
sF J. wRiGHT a co..
-st3fA-iAH GUILI,oT, Royal street. ? j.
b., corner Of Nstehe1 and Tchoupltoulas sts
g. SA 4 w fEfRsef' IL faaHl st. ' o
I02 Camp street, corner of Poydra street. J
NB.-COusultAtions gratis daily the above Drug store
wwa j. E. MATTHEW'S d CO.-CAR.
$3.50 RfAgE TRfMafNGs, everything necessary for
AxEs suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Inch Pins
and Nuts At No l56 Grayer street New orleans aul y
Newell COTTON soREWs-sIx AND NINE NJ.
Of solid metal supply in store and fo sale a the usual
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS oFFICR,
-- City of New Orleans July 4 1853
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he Is hereby authorized required notice
sAndng advertisement in the official Journal
With the ninth section Of ordinance No approved March
o. 1854 the Council will pay any bin against the city
onrAetsd under authority of order from the Comptroller
usecordancs with the ordinance referred to.
lsgnedl E.IaTRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl L. II. PLACE.
UHb .z... President Board OF Aldormsn
lsiKnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor 4.s B. t
The attention Of the officers OF the city and Of the public Is
especially called to the foregoing resolution.
L. THEARD,
~ yl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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Buttons.

Buttons. ... -..-....I-
PEARL SHIRT, plain and figured, from to To-
Large assortment.
=. Coat. ..-.f..F-
Agate shirt-white, Plsin and Ribbed.
,-f -, e. White and Colored-Youths' size.
Lasting Cost and Vest. tl-l b.
Fancy Glass, q various patterns, Hon vIt5
Bone Suspender, In boxes ..H .. r. ... ..-
Bone and Wood overcoat. .... a.... % ...... .
Coat Loops, Comedian.
Agate and fancy styles.
Jet Buttons, for Ladies' Dresses Hi-
w :, Studs great variety. ..... a.
Belts, Boxes, etc.
Patent Leather Belts, 'a-...' .7s- "ia
Black Elastic Belts, ..-.1 '.t .-.1-s-
-t MORE Antique Belts, a..... r.... ....
Travelling Belts, -...-.s.- .
.. Fancy Belts,
.r Fancy Boxes,
a5r 'H r. -...a ni Toy Watches.
--a.e
M Mirrors. a....i.." a"..
Mahogany Frame all Sizes "a
Gilt ....
Double Hand Mirrors.
Britannia Shaving Boxes.
German Glasses, with Drawers.
Fancy Goods, etc.
Pocket oompssses, oOrkscrews
Veg. Ivory Goods, great variety of Rattles.
fhimblss, Needle Cases. etc.
rhermometers-T 10 and IL inches.
Reicules large variety. . ....
Portemonnaes, variety
Portepurses. Pocket Books
Night Tspers, Masons Backing.
silk wstch Guards and Ribbons. ..I. -.
suspenders.
Carpet Tacks, etc.
Writing Desks and Portfolios
/ Travelling Companions
- Walking Canes.
Pipes large assortment.
Glove Stretchers
f Powder and Puff Boxes.
Shawl Pins.
BreastpnS, fancy, etc.
TweeHers, Watch Keys, Key Rings, .-..... .. a
Comedian Rings,
Fancy. Rings.
Toy Whips.
~ Toy Trumpes
Toy China Figures
Toy China Sets
f Toy Bells.
-.. b., .... ...r ..f Brass Skirt Springs
..-.... s.. ..r. Curtain.Rings.
ll -.-.... r . Eyelet Machines, etc.
Perfumery, soaps, etc.
BE- -" Farna Cologne. H. .t u
ssa- wrghts Cologne. 1858.
.r Tsylor's sup'r Cologne. ..,--... .. ID .
T.. Lubin's Extracts, wrighps
It.. Extracts, TaylOr's Exits, Lily 81
II.. White, Chalk Balls, Toilet Powder, s.f .
| Rice Powder Msen Fun Cosmeiqus bob ...
Vinegar Rouge. .MAeassar OIL, Bears Oil, .Ir
| Antique OIL, POmatum, Ok Marrow, Bandoline. ..r
| Powder Pufs, Balm of 1000 Flowers Lyons Kath.
sirOn French Soaps, Military Soaps etc.; and "a large
of Taylors Transparent Wash Balls wrighps
Fancy Soaps ETC., etc Also large assortment usual
! PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING ,..
BLANK BOOKS, a-
| SCHOOL BOOKS
| PLAYING CARDS,
-sst@ - 4 WHITING INKS AND
l. STATIONERY
E OF livery DEsCRIPTToE.
| di4 5mMowekFr e. R. STEVENS co.
/ / UmBER-LUMBER-LU
100000 IL and IL narrow dressed Florida Yellow PIN
4 FLOORING, tougned and grooved.
$1,000 feet Ia and IL wide dressed Florida YELLOW PIN
- F FLOORING, toBRled and grooyed
0Nn Ea
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail, sd day Of January 1853.
:. Common Council Of the City Of New orleaas.
[ No. 1895. j p y"
Whereas II Is urgent that bridges shonid be built
frenehmen street. Third District from Claiborne
hargny Cans. and whereas said bridges forthwith
needed 70 enable the shenR Of said Frenchmen street.
under contract, 10 proceed; therefore be it f Z.
Rolpsd That the Street Commissioner be and he hereby
required 10 build the following bridges Frenchmen
speedily as practicable;
bridges At the of Frenchmen and Prosper $3.50
do do do foldells.
do do do Josephine.
do do do Celestine.
DO do do Genius.
do do ..s.tt do ~ LIBERAL
do do do Fsrcs.
do do do ViuHe as p
do do do Nsgietra,s.
do do do u Law ll
do do do Hops, % i,
tSlgnedl II. NJ. sUkMEnE
President Board OF Aldsrm
ISlgnedl i AAGIOKI
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| UmBER-LUMBER-LU
400 900 feet Ia and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tougned and grooved
10000 feet "a and II wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
.s FLOORING, toBgued and grooyed
ING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet u wide dressed Florida yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and Rrooved
1000 feet u dressed Forids Yellow Pie FLOOR
ing. edged.
00,000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDSs f.. 7
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards Netherlands, Scantling, Joists, etc.
$50 900 feet assorted Cypress Lumber ahs and Shingles
Sashes, Doors. Blinds Moudings etc, ETC.
For sale at the lowest market peea In lots suit
ers, by go r. SIMPSON a iD0RR,
se5D ~ New Basin.
REANs-75 bbIs. Galipolis Red for sale BY
~ t...s Ii. JOSEPH lands CO.,
dS IS TchoupitoulAs street.
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HARDWARE.

( n LUTHER HOMES, F'OUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Of Benton and
~ Euphrosne streets Office, No. l06 ST. Charles street
" Two doors from The 81 Charles Theaer.1 Nanufac
turer Of the lstes and approved Patterns Of Rangs We
randsB, Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight Crcu
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and Al kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Buiding purposes
e. Rangs CasinRs Guard Boxes,sash weights nd Van
stor for sale the Old Stand, los st. Charles street. New
Orleans e - o21y
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USCULTATION TO MEDICAL sTUDENTS-A
n Course of CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered In
the Wards Of the Charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
DISEASES Of the CHEST including the Principles Of Phys
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, commencing the Second
MONDAY in November, 1851, by yam
Am ALEXANDER n
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4 AW NOTICE. HAWK RESUMED THE PRAC
IL ce Of profession, and be found Office, No. II
Camp street.
uyIs ly y "a f n. NJ REYNOLDS
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-ANfoINE LEV
ROT has the honor the public he has
sold bis Restaurant situated Benxi between Old Lsyee
and Chartres Mr. EUGENE JUNEAU aud asks for
his continuance OF the generously
bestowed himself he will be found worthy Of Il every
respect iis.fzss'f Eff'f 49,
ne vould also take this occasion to ask al those who
debed him call and SETTLE and all who have bills against
him 20 send them in ss early as possible. sis45a
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- vERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
WH fsyete Square Caup y - 4 49,
Ell Ihs fasorits establishment formerly ForenGe Housel
undergoing thorough renovation aud will be opened to
The public the Let October The location being opposite La
fayette Square, snd 10 the Immediate vcni Of all ths FISH
ionabe places Of Is better adapted 70 the comfort Of
Families hAy broad than other hotel In the
South. This house Of the class second 10 none
seii Il 1854 - -. JOHN I. JErER-
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- ANTHONY AsTREDOss OYSTER
lEAf lSALOON AND RESTAURANT, No. rs Roya !
S&kklY street, adjoining the PostOfHce.
< <V ANTHONY ASTREDO respectfully Informs
his friends and the public that he will bis Saloon
SATURDAY, l2th. al o'clock A. n Pteesey HIS grange
bis saloon ne best description BAYOU GREEN
TURTLE GAME FISH in fact, every luxury that the
mark afford. = Y 2 4A1t ifitit ID 81
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and 4 the shortest notice.
His collection Of WINES and LlQuOkSE unsurpassed BY
any estabishme s lf a4lslnfel1a "a atuff
splendid Saloon stairs arranged especially for the
Of pri tae parties aud families "a .llt - XXI y
FRUIT of an ipds. PIcKLED OYSTERS, ETC.. by whole
sale and retail, in cans and barrels. ~ %ttis' -
Special attention given 10 orders frOpaames IN the eyor
country. Dig III
yEHANDAH HOTEL, Corner OF Camp
*U Street aud Lafayette Square-n and after the list Octe
IN meals viii be served this Hotel follows
BrsakhAst from early sunrise untn 10 o'cleek.
Dineer from I'LL A o'clock. /. salsr1ta & % .taH
Il Tea from I'll O'clock. -. - ~. -
sells en- t-s htt JN0. T. JBrER.
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ANA DANIEL EDWARDS IRON COPPER,
vLIN, SHEET 1RVN Brass MOULDING FIN
NNHENr, Nos. Is 30 and 81 New Levee, and 81 80 and
Il Fultoa street, New Orlesne. U 4
Facilities for the execution Of the following described WORK.
superior TO any other house in the South West:
Chmneys, Brcechings, Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire beds Ash Pans
Clarifsrs Filterers, Heaters,
Copper Tin aud Pewter worms for Ders and Sheet Iron
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

q TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-RAl
y away on the 24th July, the slave CHARITY; she Ia
3G dark grf LARGE vomsn about 40 years old
and has teeth ont Of her upper Jaw right side Of iron
teeth they don't show unless she made open the mouth
will give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension
su32 bm r. HcFAGHrEN, 81 JaToHdelet stress.
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e,oised That ordinance No. 3eS regulating the appoint
eut Of Inspectors Of Licenses approved Nay a. lbs
and the sane Is hereby repealed and anhuled. = =
tsgued1 II. N. SUMMERs sras
President Board of Aldermen.
tsgnedl JEAGIoEI, s-F ~
Approved January 90 ls5s -
Signedl CHAs. M. WATERMAN Mayor. ja7S
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Islgnedl J. AAGIONI = p
President Board OF Assistants Aldermen.
Approved January % 1853. 49,, 49, - II q.
No. 1906. ]
Reorei That from and after the passage OF resolution
shall DO Che duty OF the Treasurer of the city
authorised 70 make Be made during
February on each year detailed list Of the
and professions Of all doing business carrying
any trade profession in this city subject 10 the u
license aud to report reported the City
Comptroller tho OF all parsons found exercising sny
busDess trade profession without having taken their
heense in order that they be proceeded sgsn sccodns
toexisting ordinances. We ~ q A4N3 ~ fN&
tIsignedl III. N. SUhlIERs
President Board az Aldermen,
- atsignsdl j. MAGioEI. 80 !" b
a. President Board Of Assistant Aldsrmsn.
Approved January %. 1858. FIldi.F ~
Signed cAAs, NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. j.2b .,
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Resolved That tbs Comptroller Treasurer In
favor q the Chairmen OF the Finance Committees
Of two hundred d0llarS200-hs be Forwarded
them the Hon. j. p Benjamin. deposited By him uith
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court Washington security
his costs in the matter OF the suit Of Myra siuss
vs. the oily OF New Orleans, appeal in said
Lsignedl II. NJ SUMMERS
' President Board 81 AldsFIueu
lsiguedl J. NAGI0EI, ~, +,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved January %, 1859. ss.e : 7 7f,-- 4 80
tsignedl CHAs. NJ WATERMAN Mayor
true copy; JuIss OAssiRD
jas Secretary Of Ma
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AN SANS OYSTER sA- -
MN q 3LOON. l0l st. Charles street. a@<X-
$AkW This we'll known establishments, ~ SAk
* after . thorough renovation. Is 2Aa41&-<
The best Of everything ii theuay
Of LkRDER AND LIQUoR win All lines this
house. B d 81 Aztifl o
The Cooks Barkaspers Stewards and other attendants have
engaged expressly for their poie and atense qualities
II to the Of guests BE- the tail Of
success The proprietor Of SANS SALOON fsfters himself
sae = Ole II
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WN( I'm OR AVER STREET.. 7-''I n IL :
The pnblic respectfully Informed that the
/ ~ above Establishment open for the Season,
under the me superinendence Of Mr. HUGH CASSIDY
brother Of the late james Cassidy Of ST. Charles ST.
This Establishment conveniently located for gentlemen
whose business engagements dssAblsf for them
dine being nearly central the Of the city
The table will be constantly supplied with every variety Of
FLs II, FISH and oYsrERs IN Short all the dsheseies Of
| the season, and IN their greatest perfection.
Ready obligng Walters will be attendance, and Moth
ing shall be wanting the part Of the proprietor 10 render the
/ completest sstisfacon = n la -ta 7s1a jsl8 I'm
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EPAyE DU QuATRIEME pIsTRIoT-II
POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought TO the CITY Police JAN ON the
w Slstof December 1851 the black boy JOHN Says he be-
longS to Mr. Charley Adams who lives in Harrison county,
The will call and claim his property according Law
t .s.-=+- X, BLANCHARD, - n" r
4.s - Keeper Of City Police Jail. b
- HENRY DUREIi .sa s
ial6 l5t Clerk OF Comptroller.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-30
coMoNFoRT AND THE FILLIBUsTERs.


The Washington correspondent Of the EVraing
Posi- under date Of the 2lst instant writes as follows
10 references to the designs Of COMoEr0ET and tbs
movements Of Gen VIZ. WALEER:
Gentlemen in Washington at this time, who are
well versed in Mexican affairs, and are particularly
posted in relation 70 the flibustering demonstra-
tons nov going on upon our Southern borders
against the Republic Of Mexico assure me that
COmonforts recent letter, which observe has been
copied into the EDsi7g Post, is dodge. The letter
was necessary to aid him in accomplishing his end.
It wiz be observed that be does not deny his inten
ton to re-instate himself as ruler Of the Mexican
Republic. H only says that the statement that
he is acting " in connection with Mr. Walker" is
Inaccurate. OF this there is no doubt. ComODfort
is not directly connected With Gen Walker; but
that they are aiming to accomplish the same ends
cannot be questioned. From reliable informa-
ton received in this city to-day, there ere encamp
ed on the northern banks Of the Rio Grande one
thousand men, commanded by one Of Gen. Walk
er's lieutenants. Walker himself has not yet
shown his hand openly in The operation, but is
waiting until all the who are to be enlisted.
mustered upon the borders, and are ready to
invade the soil CT Mexico When that time Gomez,
General Walker viii take his place the head Of the
column and direct their movements. l have no
doubt, from ell can learn through agents of the
hllibusters, that Walkers immediate movements
Will be In aid Of Vidaurri Who alike with Comon-
fort, is hostile to the Zuloaga government, and is
DESTROYS Of establishing himself IN the northern por
ton Of Mexico including the Sierra Madre country,
Chihuahua, Sonora and other States While this
demonstration is making in the North Of Mexico,
Comonf0rt will take advantage Of it and head his old
friends at another point, perhaps Vera Cruz, who
are ready to welcome his return. All Of the oppO-
nents Of the church will give aid and comfort to
Comonfort and facilitate his march upon the capt.
tai Ia the event that he is fortunate enough TO
a4 a fha Trwf
will declare for him. Il is also well known that all
the seaports in possession Of the auii Church,
anti Zuloaga party, hence it will be difficult
matter for Comonfort to rejoin his friends
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-30

- the stesmship Texas, brought Galveston papers
ne qrasshoppsrs, it is said hsve done much
damage in soma parts o. the country around San
Antonio.
The Trinity river, at last accounts, Was so high
as to cover al The bottom lands about Liberty.
The Tadspsldent gives glowing account Of the
prospect Of the wheat crop, in the vicinity Of Bel
ton The fields are represented as large and beau
tiful SomeOf the farmers expect to- harvest their
fall wheat about the 1st Of May. There is pros
Pect Of large surplus.
The editor Of the Houston Telegraph has received
box Of iron ore from Cass county, and letter
stating that the extent ofthe bed nov being worked
there is about 80 miles square The ore averages
about so per cent. There are nov about 50 mn
working it. and they turn out about ,OOOPouDd per
day.
The San Antonio and Goliad papers continue to
notice the arrival Of large droVes Of horses and
mules from Mexico.
The Telegraph is informed that the crops in Aus
tin county are remarkably forward. Corn is 8 foot
high, aud some Of it has been worked to & stand. =
Cotton is also coming rapidly forward.
The Seguin Journal, OF the 10Th inst, complains
that the grasshoppers committing such depre-
datiOns on the crops in Guadalupe county, Particu
larly on cotton that many Of the planters will be
under the necessity Of planting again-
The Waco Souabsrasr says that mules and mus
tang horses in large droTes, are crossing the river
daily, en- route for Missouri
letter to the Galveston Ns'Os, dated San Saba,
April 8, says:
Capt. HardimRn and his Company Of gold hunters
are here, ea route for the Yachts Mountains. The
company consists Of ninety men, well mounted.
armed and provisoned They are in fine spirits, as
they are in possession Of such information as IN
duces them to believe that they will find gold as
plenty as has ever been discovered 10 California
For two weeks past this country has been infested
with marauling Indians About two hundred
horses have been stolen. The ci,izens are general
" guarding the lew horses that remain. Various
parties have pursued the Indians and one party is
now following their trail, but they only fol-
lev in the day time, and the Indians travel night
and day, il is altogether impossible to oTertake
them The general BELIEF is that these depredstions
are committed by Indians from the Reserve, aided
by white persons.
There are few grasshOppers in the valleys Of the
San Saba and Colorado. There are none in the up
lands and prospects very fair for crops. 1t is
thought some of the earliest fall wheat viii be ripe
in six weeks.