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The Crockett Argus says that the cotton
crop ia that seltion % the State will be
much larger than has teen aniieipated-
there will be fully two-lhiras Of a crop
made.
The Ifiata says a military company Is
to be organized in Crockett.
The Messenger says that Calvin Barton
a citizen Of Collin county, mas arrested ON
the NH, ON charge of swindling, and af-
ter an examination before Magistrate MAS
bound over for his appearance al she Dis
trict Court, in the sum Of $500,
The lone Star nag has been hoistei at
Rusk, The EA9aFfr. has a lORg aad able
article in ilsissue of the lIth, opposing sub,
mission to tbs Inauguration Of lineeln, and
eOuRsellng call Of Convention ofihe State
to take action. A meeting was called for the
2lsL
There has been good deal Of sickness
ola fatal character in the Penlientiary, at
Huntsville, Among the deaths, says the
Rusk EagsiTer, was that of VIM, Oliver
sent for the murder of W. Il, Virgins,
Esq, Of Rusk,
ileppela of the Argus, writing to his
paper from Galveston, says that Col An
drew Neil, made n bet OfSlO,0OO few
days previous TO the election, that Breek-
enridge would not gei 1900 majority In
Texas, or course he has.losi, lie was re-
leased from the payment OF the $4,000, in
consideration of furnishing one hundred
rifles for the use Of the Minute Men of fori
bend County.
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We republish in to-day's paper, an cdito-
rial from the pen of Mayor Wentworth, of
Chicago, the editor of Lincoln's home or
gan. If Southerner, born and raised on
Southern soil, can read such sentimentsand
then talk of Submission, we have only TO
say that Nature or accident has made sad
mistake in allotting him a destiny among
men of Senthern feelings, hearts and souls
He must be lu'us Natwe, a mad freak of
sportive chance, if his heart does not burn
like q live coal within him at the insult, the
brayado and contemptuous insolence of the
incensed but exultant Republican. We re-
publish the article, because We wish our
friends and neighbors TO know how these
Black wolves would throttle and garote us
for asserting onr rights under the Consti-
tuition.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
From the Galveston News, of the 2Otl

THE MOVEMENT IN THE SOUTH.
We find the following dispatches in the
New Orleans papers of Thursday, Nov.
18th:
South Carohna.-C Columbia, Nov 13.--Hon.
Lawrence M. Keitt was serenaded by the
people at midnight. He made an exciting
speech, urging prompt and decisive action.
He said that President Buchanan was pleg-
ed to secession, and would be held to it.
The Legislature adjourned, nothing more
of an interesting nature.having transpired.
The members have all gone home.
Charleston Nov. 13.-The excitement
throughout the State has. no bounds. The
people are determined to send delegates
pledged to get South Carolina out Of the
Union at any cost.
Dispatches are continually coming here
from neighboring States, offering ready
equipped military organizations, paying
their own expenses, to aid this State in the
event of coercison.
The banks have not as yet suspended,
but it is supposed will suspend within a
week. A large amount of Northern paper
is laid over, but not protested. Our mer-
chants are perfectly solvent and scorn the
idea of repudiating.
The money market is very stringent, and
the banks refuse to discount.
The ladies of this State are raising sub
scription for the purpose Of presenting a
handsome testimonial to the Hon. Caleb
Cushing, of Massachusetts.
The U. S. Arsenal was taken charge of
by the Washington Light Infantry this
morning, to protcct..it in the absence of U.
S. troops. This was brought about by an
understanding between the Governor and
the President.
1t is rumored that Convention of the
cotton States will be called, for the purpose
of adopting non-intercourse policy with
the Northern States
The boot factory at Cberaw is receiving
heavy orders for the Southern trade. No
new orders will be given here for Northern
goods, except what is really necessary to
keep up supplies.
Abraham Lincoln, the President elect,
was burned in efigy at Akin.
Nobody will be elected to the Convention
unless he pledges himself TO procure secess-
ion before the LIST of January.
Georgia. Nor ia bill
million Of dollars for put
ting Georgia in state of defense, passed
the House of Representatives unanimously.
1t is believed that the Convention bill
will pass both Houses of the Legislature by
a unanimous vote.
A. II. Stephens and IIershel V. johnson
have been making Union speeches in vari-
GUS parts of the State.
Virgiaia.-Riehmond, Nor. l4.-Some Of
the Union men Of Virginia are in favor Of
sending Commissioners to South Carolina
and Georgia to induce those States TO sub
nit to the action Of a Southern Conference.
The last election aecouRtssRrc undoubt-
edly in favor Of Bell. Full returns are
necessary to decide the result Of Virginia.
The Richmond Inquirer URGES an early
State Convention, and SAYS that Gov. Niss
by MS Minute Hen. id not contemplate
raid on the Federal GnreflmeH;-
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KAUFMAN, Nov. 9th, 1850,

KAUFMAN, Nov. 2lth, 1870,
Gentlemen Yours of the 23d inst, re-
questing copy of my address delivered on
yesterday before the ladies of Kaufman,
has been received. In reply l have to say
that had nothing prepared for the occasion,
and spoke without notes or memoranda Of
any kind. If my engagements at this. time
permitted, it would afford me much pleas
urc to comply.
The request, coming from so many of my
friends, most of whom have known for
many years, is peculiarly gratifying to me-
To cooperate with you, in advancing the
best interest of our common country shall
be my highest ambition,
Gentlemen, | thank each Of you for the
kind manner in which you have referred to
my remarks. And fully approaching the
compliment bestowed, remain
Your Friend, &c.,
r. A. REEVES.
Hon. Jno. NJ. Crockett, Hon. Cary Cobb,
Samuel McCurry, Esq, j. II. B. Jones, Esq.
and others.
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The tOt3 CiaNiy tHr.-We are pleased
10 hear from come Of our countymen who
attended, lie ls'e Fuil at Mckinney, that it
proved q successful exhibition, and more
than realized tho Expectations of its friends
and PATRONS We earn from T. c. Hawpe,
ESQ, ana others thaf large crowds were in
attendance eaal day, md great interest was
manifested ia lie pfoceedings. The quail
Of fbe stock azldbiied was such as might
he expected fipn collin county one of the
richest eoruiies in;he State and as well
supplied wi8sintdiige ut and skilfil farm
err aas c8ariry ahatever- The fine stock
Of Colii, h8s long egiayed a high repnta-
zion. as.i viii en- litre TO do So as long as
such .asn ~ Ic'.r HlG=.ar, Lewis Shirley,
Ee,4e Rield= sad eilers, devote their atten-
lion Is his lfas-h Sf business We are
r4eus ID ii-ar % Ii.e success Of this their
srst Fai- a1d iup 3 Is snly the be
sinnihs efnHrli 'esi'z o. ssi5iiticns
.ses,i5piar ,Ie We sne sesoeIcs' Of oar
sister comfy.
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Who is Hes-The New York Herald says
that srumor is rife in Washington that q
distinguished Southern statesman has been
appointed, and has consented. on certain
conditions, to accept, in the event of Lin
coins election, the post of Secretary Of
State. We are curious to know who this
distinguished. Southern statesman can
be. We hope he is not an Abasamian.-
Have We statesman who is thirsting for
big Office dying for fat Officer If we
have, we hope be may die before be pol
lptes the State Of Alabama by acting as
Lineoin's Secretary n state. Ief him Die
q thirst--if thirst ie ginst-tsi0se be dis
grhees the people who hare made fin dis
tiAg1ished- --A0ntgon'etg NoL
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Judge n. "A. Reeves at Kaufman.

We have received the following cores
Isnienee between this citizens OF kaufman
aud Judge II, A, Reeves, with the request
fur publication, The correspondence was
called forth by a I>sen,a,ion to Judge
Reeves, in behalf Of the citizens Of kauf-
man, of uaion Flag, accompanied by a
ass, and appropriate address, by one Of the
fair ladies Of tina, place, and the speech OF
Judge Reeves in reply, We refer the read.
or to the communication of our correspond
ent &C." for the character of the address u
the Judge;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

BS The Sguiltern, cultivator, published
At augusta Gcoigia npofz the best ag-
ricultural journals bat comes to our sane
tm and being prblishcd in a Southern
llilaute, It's articles aIc peculiarly adapted
q, the South Orr Texas farmers should all
agve Il, and we wou!i remind those who are
at4reseni subscribers that their time will
be out with lie December number, and they
should renew ntonco. 1t is only 81 per an
mum, and we viii cheerfully remit the sub
srrinfisn for such rs wish to continue it,
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te3 We internationally neglected last
weok to call aEeution to the card of Messrs
p b. Whccl1ck & Co, Importers and whole
sale Druggists IS Magazine street, New Or
leans. These geu lcmen have already u
large and growing rade in Texas, and de-
scryedN 50, ion IN the late troubles of our
iuerclants, attendant upon the fire of July
lust, these gentlemen voluntarily extended
cNary accommodation to them that they
corli have requested, Mr.. John l.. Williams,
who IS vel known in this community for
has business act land amiable and accommo-
dating disposition is the Texas representa-
tive of the above house, and is now among
rs, "seeking whom hc may sell goods to-.
Mealso call attention to the advertise
nent of The celebrated ''Argyle Bitters,
Que Of the most pleasant tonics and invigor-
ators TO be fOtmd. Z. B. Wheelock & Co.,
of New Orleans are the sole wholesale
agents in the Southern States. 1t may be
found NJ the Drug Store of DR.. D. B. Thomas
at the Odd Fellows Hall, who,'by the way,
is slill adding to his large assortment of
genuine Drugs Fancy Goods, Liquors for
medicinal purposes, sc.
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800 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber or
Ia 29th of October negro man,
and Betty, his wife. Sam is about % =
of age, dark complexion, 5 feet 10 in,
high, and weighs about It's pounds. y
is about 20 yaara of age, mullatto, CT o
by the Indians, medium size, slender
delicate in appearance. They were III
in the Choctaw Nation, do not speal
English language we'll. They took OIL
horses, one a bay, Is hands high, lie
muscular horse, branded s. with the j.
NJ. on the left shoulder, tho other q, darl
pony, II years of age, =
l viii give, the above reward for tn
groes delivered to me at Sterling, Re-
son county, Texas, or $50 reward in
Jail so that can get them.
ROBERT CALVEEt
Nov. 1860. e.
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b. M. StackpoIe's Ady't's.
Rail Road Corner Revived

N 7ffE subscriber has. returned with an en-.
Il tire new stock of all kinds of Goods,
which he is prepared to sell on good terms
to his old friends and customers, and to the
public generally. All | ask is fair share
of that custom so literally bestowed before
the fire. l have no old goods to offer, no old
remnants to work off; but my stock is fresh
and clean, and can and will sell goods as
low as any one dare to. in this market
FOR THE CD SHt
If sell goods on a credit, it will be fro.
January list to July 1st, and from July till
Christmas, and | shall expect to have a fair
profit, as no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much lie may advertise that
way.
Come and see me and look at my goods,
whether you buy or not. | shall not charge
you anything for looking, but will take a
pleasure in showing. L. M. STACKP0LE.
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ne Soc tn otec of the regular meet
ling u tho Ems ounty Agricultural and
Mechoul,lI i.soeiation, which is to be held
on tie 3l saturday in December. Our
r9adn a'a &lia Comfy should take notice
mud attend
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w % ID H. g A IL DIN G.!
At Ten Mile Creek.

TWELVE MILES SOUTH FROM DALLAS, TEy Is
BY o. b. Nance. g. Son.
"E have now an Eight-Horse Power
w Steam Engine attached to our Wool.
Carding Machine, and are prepared to give
prompt attention, on short notice, to those
wishing to have carding done. From our
former experience and an igfT
Entire New Sett of Cards,
~c can do better work than heretofore 49,
The wool must be well washed and picket
and one pound of lard to every spounds Of
wool must in all cases, be furnished by
those wishing a good article of rolls. in
all cases be careful to furnish, at least oae
sheet fer every twenty-five pounds of WOO
as that is as much as they will hold wher
carded. TERMSFas1 IsvARIABLY cAsH-iI a
White Wool 10 CTS IL
NhAAeo .-...-................-..-..l0 y.
We tender our thanks for preveons pa
ronage, and still solicit a continuation Il
custom o. b. NANCE & SON.
Piearant Run p o., April, 1860. Att
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Csrrespsndsnee.

KluTaAS, TkSAs, Nov, 2ad, 1850
floN, Il, A, REEyEs,-AT;- The under-
signed friends Of the constitution, and the
rights Of the South, most respectfully "a
quesfof You eopy Of your able, address,
delivered on ihis- day, befors'ihs ladies OF
kaufman, for puslieation. We make the
request under the impression that senii.
ments so sound, sensible, ohiyalrOus and
patriotic are sure to secure the best Inter
esis Of our State and Southern institutions,
and ought, il possible, be widely dissemlna-
TAD and well understOOl,
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NoTICH

To the Stockholders OF Ellis Cdgar
agricultural and Mechanical
ASSOCIATION.
VoU are hereby respectfully reques 90 e
Il attend ut the December Meeting which
is the Sd Saturday in Dec.) as all the s'ieot
are then TO fill, and other important husi.
ness TO transact-a part of which viii .a,
to consider the propriety of taking In more
stockholders, amending the Constit ton
&c. \ general attendance is request d.
BY order of the Directory.
W. c. SWEAT, Pr, isaa
WV. PARKS, Secretary
Waxahachic, Nov. %, 1860. So
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Job Work. and Transient and Legal
Advertising.

u ',u.N, up" .udS will be Gash on
delivery nr ai l.b Work done IN ll'ls OF
f.t- wIln' tNua nt2nd legal advert.
sn.. taH ouEr iacms, the cash MUST
%. Tl0l hm. iusg.ion. Wearc compelled
'n saar, ,U course 10 save ourselves from
!,rF.ald avs tuis vi I he strictly adhered To-.
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F4sgo District Court was in session, during
Tie pas week, At Eaufman-Judgc X. A.
Reeves presiding. A number Of attorneys
we're in Attendance, among them several
trcm, cEr owA Town We learn from them
that the report Thish was published in the
heml.l q week o. two ago., to the effect that
Judge Rcoyes lad assigned, or was about to
resign his oaice, has no foundation in truth
Hi3 honor has 10 such idea. This will be
good news 10 the attorneys in the old NINTH
hy a|l Of whom We learn, Judge Reeves is
mncI cstsemod'for his many noble qualities
Of mad and hNNrt
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p Az her roy Store, and more new
goods aa dvyr,isei into-days paper. A.
Mjugl 'Uet pp,ned his stock at his new
Snva p0 jefferson st. one door north of
hnsg. nqw brisk comprising everything
n3ally kept in general store. Give
him eaN
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to the undersi
N either py ncie OF account, for ft
Office, are hereby requested to call on Gee
W. Laws, County Clerk, and pay the asm
by the first day Of January next after y . Z,
time, all accounts that remain on ham u
be placed in the hands OF AN officer.
wa. X. MAST g.
Dallas, Nov. 2s, 1860. So
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peS'Cur friend and former townsman,-
Isaac Noyor Esq, offers some valuable
land ror sale miles South East of Dallas,
barrjiu,l, located for private residence.
~ auoa ha place possesses all the advan-
tagos Ac claims for it. See his advertise
ment.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

A OFFER FOR sALR THIRTY AcREs
d Of iani, situated lsiles \. X II D.
las. This land Was selected by myself al
nay own homestead, before th0aght u lsa,.
ing Dallas aad have NO Hesitation In IL
elaring il "a be eRe Of the best sites ~, /,
homestead in the neighborhOoi. Il issrli
limbeFed, has two beautiful huilding ga
has several acres Of rich bottom land, sad
il Interested by Mill Greek, a besutihl
perennial stream which does not O.eThoN
! will sell ID low for cash. Address
ISAAC NAYLOR,
Galveston, fsHss-
November n, 1870. S-Sn
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~ prrICE-

suu.a.nsiE no ar Dallas Herald in knui-
m,u r.uit will inso cMlfon the under
r..,ulu' fiv 'Ap rmonntSsduO To the
l,f .u'. Oh 3 .ul hose wishing Ia contin-
OH. yii| pHisr uf riblishcrs by paving one
-tar La advance. j. W. JOHNSON,
hr'naHD, ur,,i 1860. agent Herald
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0. $. WALL STAGE LINE

FROM DALLAS, VIA JUHNSONS STA
TON, FORT WORTH AND Wealth
ERF0RD, TO BELKNAP.
II EAVES Dallas and Belknap en Mon
La days and Thurdays, at G o'clock A. N
and arrives at o'clock P. NJ, eonnectin
with the the 0VERLANd MAIL ROUTE
at Belknap, and at Dallas with every Pal
Of the State.
J. W. Haynes, of Mckinney, having taken
the above mail contract, respectfully beg
leave to inform the travelling public that hi
route is inferior to none in the State, in com
fort or time, having procured confortabla
coaches, good stock, and careful drivers
and the fare rs cheap as by any etherroutt
y. G. Haynes, krute Agcaf. - taily ar-
thorizel is irrlssct ilsiuHss - M soc5uni
J. ~ MAl'NES, f-oprisier.
MrEinner. Irrs-. Jr1epIh isfa--5ptt
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,ole, II will be seen, has
Corner, built II hand

Corner, built II hand
Il now has IL stocked
assortment Of entirely
J ON the best terms,
, he will sell ms low as
looked through his as
hesitate to- say that it
: not quite everything
lie is also agent for
Z Burglar Proof Safes,
so we'll in the fire of
place. Read Stack
for VIC can't begin to
hat he has,-and then
rsclycs.
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DISSOLUjTTON.
I.EAT.HER

ETPPER, SOLE, HARNESS s Bird
~ & SK1RT1NG LEATHER, Padskii
Innings, &C., and all materials for Saddlr
and Shoemakers, by HERMAN HTRSH.
Dallas, Oct. 31st 1860. As
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28
VARIETY.
Particular Notice
To 0PURCHASERSOF
EUREKA WHISKEY

THIS WHISKEY has acquired reputation
far more enviable Than any Whiskey ever Of
fered for sale in Barrels or Half Barrels in
California Its
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28
ssfo quiero un sombrero,
Arber Jch haben NIGHT ell tiinero,' %

TERRAcINe.-Frank Smith is terracing the
hill side ip the rear of his house on Cherokee
street, and will besiow upon it elaborate
cultivation, thus forming beautiful back
ground of verdure in the rear of which Mt.
irving raises its pine-crowned summit
People are too apt to neglect the back part
of their premises, thus losing much pictur-
esque effect A flower garden in front of a
house and barren hill behind is like a
woman with an embroidered apron over a
dirty gown.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28

THE GOLDEN ERA.-This popular literary
journal, the pioneer of its class in our State,
and the grand reservoir for the youthful an
gaish of California; budding literati, main
tains its old repute and patronage undimin-
ished. One Of its founders and editors, r.
N. Daggett, alias "Korn Kob," has lately
sold his interest to Jos. E. Lawrence, 6hce
before in connection with it, and formerly
of the Placer Iames-Sacramen pioneer
journal-the Times and Transcript and Vide
West. The Era used to print eur poignant
grief and other outcroppings of literary am
bition years ago, when we vegetated in a
miners cabin, and we wish it and its new
editor continued success therefore.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28
CA UTIoN.

Owing to the unexamped demand for these Btters
unprincpled parties have endeavored to counter
felt them. The genuine ROsenbaum have the
name of N b. JACOBS co. branded on each cork
and their signature on each label Beware, also, Of
worthless article, called Rosenchfs Bitcrs, put up in
this city, Its external appearance is very much like
the true RoseRbaum, but it is useless remedial
agent and has only been got up prey the reputa
tion attained by Rosenbaurl's Bitters.
For sale everywhere.
N. B. JACOBS & CO.,
Corner Sansome and Commercial streets,
San Francisco.
mar 6m
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28

| LAKE CrrY-The Eureka Lake-Ditc Co.
have laid out a town site on a piece of land
owned by them at Arnold's ranch, about
eleven miles from San Juan up tie Middle
Yuba ridge, facing Humbug Canon and sur
rounded by some of the finest scenery in the
mountains. The embryo town is christened
by the ambitious title of Lake City. The
company sell lots at merely nominal rate,
and say they will apply tie proceeds to pub
'lic Improvements, such as laying out park
and garden. Several houses are already
built on San Juan street, and occupied as
dwellings, shops and hotels. One of the
hotels is the well known house of Henry
Arno.d ANOTHER was lately built by Mr..
PoquiHon, and the roof of it commands an
entrancingview ofthe adjacent mountainous,
pine clad country, with far vstas of the Sac
ramento Valley, the Three 'Buttes 'dhd the
purple Coast Range. The slopes of the ridge
on which the town is laid out nearly all have
a southern exposure, are clothed with deep
rich soil and are admirably adapted to hor
ticultufe and grape growing. There does
not seem to us to be any necessity for town
just at that point, although there are good
diggihgs in the vicinity but if some of our
French fellow citizenscdn content themselves
to stop there and go into the wine-growing
business Systematically, they can make
themselves independent and eventually build
up very pretty village. Mr.. Poquillon is
about to construct new road to unite with
the one leading from Nevada to Eureka and
the proposed Henness Pass road
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28

Squibbles-who bas recently come from
tdeown east attended the Odd Fellows
ball on Thursday night. His attention was
called Dry IA awkward dancer to the fine
Efeen boughs which decorated the walls of
The pavilion. He replied that be noticed q
great many green bows on the floor!
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28

MAY PAkry.-Mr and Mrs. c. W. Cornell
will give an elegant social dance at the Oak
Tree Ranch, on Thursday next, May srd.-
They are excellent people and we hope they
may have big crowd.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28

:. have analyzed sample of 'sDays Aromatic Valley
Wh.skey and find it to be ARTICLE, of fine fla
yor, and without any deleterous admixture.
JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
New YORK. Chemist.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28

RExosAl.-Bfown i Clark, late Brown &
Reese, who formerly occupied Green's old
corner, have removed temporarily to the op-
posite side of the street, into the brick next
soor to Peck & Coley, where they will be
Tlad to welcome their friends. If you want
iglass of nice cream beer, go to Browns.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28

The Spanish class progresses finely. Every
other man you meet in the streets salutes
you with Buenas dias Senor, ,and intimates an
Intention of going to Mexico or South Amer
ica in search of una Senoritd. One of the
Glass, whose mother tongue is probably
German, is said to have entered a clothing
store and asked for hat in the following
choice Castillan:
ssfo quiero un sombrero,
ri, Ich hab mic a1 II,