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1854.
TEXAS STATE GAZETTE.
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Tug Pacific Railroad. Wo havo belbro us tho correspon-
doticc between hia Excellency Gov Pease and Mr. Raymond
tbo State Treasurer.
Gov. Pease is very explicit in expressing bis roasons for not
accenting the securities offered by Walker and Tving and their
associate contractors under tbo law authorizing this contract.
JIYom the Governor's communication one would be disposed
to suspect. that there is a screw looso somewhere; for ho says
that he informed Messrs. "Walker and King before they left
Austin last summer that he would not accept tho stock which
we now find tendered by them and deposited in the State Treas-
ury. Certainly these gentlemen misunderstood tho matter for
we are loth to beleive they would undertake to tamper with his
Excellency or render farcical so important an enterprise. It
'will be admitted however that things savor rather badly on
their part for every ono will conclude that they knew perfectly
well what would bo required under the law.
Tho contract will be offered again and wo bopo will bo ne-
gotiated in better faith and with better success. "Western
Clarion.
Private Character. "I never inquired into a gentleman's
private character." Lady of the Astor.
That's right ! Never do it. Never inquire into a gentleman's
character-Keep his company walk with him dance with him
go to theatres balls and concorts with him talk lan2jh and
flirt with him tall in lovo with him but don't inquire into
his private character because it might be rather ahem !
What is it to you wheather he is as pure as a saint or as
impure as an imp so long as ho is a pleasant companion an
agreeable talker or a handsome fascinating fellow ? What
matters it if ho makes love to all tho pretty single ladies and
many of the fashionable and lovely married ladies in town ?
It isn't of tho least consequence to you of course not.
What if he should be a gambler a wine bibber a rocuel
or anything else that is as bad or worse than these ? What
mattei'3 it 2 You don't trou ble yourself about it you never in-
quire into his private character.
He swears you are in perfection ; ho has sworn the same
thing to a hundred ladies ; he protests on his knees that he loves
you to distraction; he has protested that same thing to fifty or
sixty others ; he calls heaven and earth the moon and the stars
to witness that you only arc the girl of his heart that speech
has been repeated too often not to come out naturally ; and you
believe every word and give him your " lilly white hand" and
very likely a kiss at tho same time if be asks you which of
course he will. He leaves you at length to personate the same
character on another stage while you flatter yourself that he is
a most devoted constant lover. Well no doubt you are right.
Better foryonr peace of mind that you do not inquire into his
true character. True Flag.
Discontent. How universal it is. We never knew the man
who would say " I am contented" Go where you will among
the rich or the poor the man of competence or the man who
earns his bread by ' the.daily sweat of bis brow you hear the
sound of murmuring and the voice of complaint. Tho other
day we stood by a cooper who was playing a merry tuno with
an adze round a cask. " Ah" sighed be " mine is a hard lot
rforever trotting round like a dog driving at a hoop."
''Heigho!1' sighed a blacksmith one of the hot da3's as ho
wiped away the drops of perspiration from his brow while the
red hot iron glowed upon his anvil "this is life with a vengeance
melting and frying one's self over the fire."
" Oh that I .were a carpenter! " ejaculated a shoemaker. as
he bent over his lap stone. "Here I am day after day working
my soul away in making soles for others cooped up in a seven
by nine room.
" I am sick of this out-door work" exclaims the carpenter
' boiling and sweltering under the sun or exposed to the in-
'clemcncy of the weather. If I was only a tailor !"
" This is too bad" perpetually cries the tailor " to be compel
led to sit perched up here plying the needle all the while would
xhat mine was a more active life."
"Last day of grace; tho banks won't discount; customers
won't pay ; what shall I do ?" grumbles the merchant. ' " I had
rather be a truck horse a clog any thing."
" Happy follow" groans the lawyer as he scratches his head
over some perplexing case or pores over some dry record ;
"happy fellow ! I had rather hammer stone than cudgle my
brain on this tedious vexations question."
And through all the ramifications of society all are complain
ing ot their condition finding fault with their particular calling
Soil aud Products of Toxaa.
Tun Wheat Crop. We have been delighted to learn that our
farmers aro at length opening their oyca to their better interests ;
aud that an unusually larjjo quantity of wheat has been sown
throughout this whole region this fall. Those who had their
ground prepared after the first rains in August and sowed early
In Sept. have as lino an appearanoo for a crop aa thoir hearts
could wish. We understand that in somo places there is com-
plaint that the fly had attacked tho young plant; Tho first frost
however will-kstop their progress i'f the destruction was likely
to bo extensive. Qlarksville Standard.
Large Cahiuqks. Wo havo seen somo cabbages in tho gar-
den of our friend W. D. Bed well who lives somo live miles
below Waco on the east sido of tho Brazos which " beat all tho
beet stories that wo havo seon beating about." Thoy cover half
an acre of ground and tho avcrago size in width and height is
four feet and a half. We measured several that wore live feet.
Talk about tho cabbago as extraordinary that would fill a bar-
rol ono of theso would fill a hogshead. Just think of it with
a diameter of five feet tbo circumference of one of tho cabba-
ges is fifteen feet t Waco Era.
Texas Mast. Tho Crockett Printer contains the followirg
information relative to the abundant oak mast of this season :
" Wo havo in our office an oak branch six inches long with 36
acorns on it all full grown. Mr. A. C. lung who presented it
to us says tho whole tree is ladened tho top part being broken
off by tho weight of the acorns upon it ; nor is this treo an
exception all the mast giving trees aro equally fruitful this
season.
Lemons. Mr. Oscar Parish has handed us the largest lemon
grown in his own garden that we recollect ever to have seen.
The size is fully equal to that of an ordinary orange and perhaps
larger. It was grown on a tree which was killed to tho ground
three years ago. If his trees escape injury the approaching
winter he thinks they will produce next year from ten to twen-
ty busnels each. It has cost him no expense and very littlo
trouble to raise them and he believes they may easily bo pro-
tected against the severest frosts that ever happen in Galveston
by talcing a very little additional trouble. Wo trust those of
our citizens who havo orange and lemon trees will take' the
necessary measures to secure them during the approaching win-
ter. Galveston Times.
Texas Figs. During our absence a specimen of Figs was
sent us by Dr. R. L. Allen of this place whiph was gathered
from his farm (situated on tho Brazos six miles from Wash-
ington) on the 1 4th inst. Tho specimen wo are told measured
eight inches in circumferance and was so tempting to tho
sight that our better half like Eve had to tast tho " forbidden
fruit" notwithstanding it was enjoined on her to keep at sacred
until our return. Texas Ranger.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TTO A'lCi:. Utter of -administration on tho citato ofJnmes Si. buthrtle deceased'
X granted to HI widow Dcllnda Qulherlo M the September Term 1831 of i he Probate')
f Williamson County Texas This U therefore to notify all pcrtons holdlns claims acatan
estate to present them as tho statuto requires.
Austin October 23th ISM. ' nlO:fiir
were'
Court
gainst saU
millVISTIlATOKS NAIiK. 1
nKI.lNDA QUtinmiH Administrate.
win sen hi puoiic auction ror cash on the first
(lescribttT MniWtv'
late of tho county a.
Ml Mint Lot of irround lylnc and being situated In the city of Austin. known us. th'tiu
or plan of said clly as lot No. (T In block No. ono hundred and thirteen 118 together with alUho
improvements mcrcon consisting oi a dwelling nousc. ami oiner necessary buildings and a
fine well of water. Title Indisputable- WILLIAM DILGHKR Administrator of Estate of '.
SL Tuesday being the Mil dny of December next 1904 tho following
situated In the city of Austin belonging to tho Kstatc of Charles Elans
vninnun ucccnscil o wu
Austin November 11th ISM.
n!8:4w
OII.UU.KS KLAAS. deceased.
POTJLIO NOTICES.
BAOES1 RAOES11
Three daifs Racing at Austin during the Christmas Iloildays.
1JMHST l)AYJ2uth December two year old colts mile heats best two In three $T5 cntranc
-a. f .u luricti uv iiuiu mm nmimvi'U si'uuru.yi iiiirou iwrcau.y f tw
considerably Increased by subscriptions before tho dny.
' nmuil UOUOUf"lf Will D4fr
Three entries already made any on
wishing to enter must ntmly to Judjro Joseph Leo. at Austin by the first day ol November.
2d day i!"th December Si year old colts 4100 entrance mile heats $ftl) forfeit secured as
above ; purse $100 or more ; persons wishing to enter must name and closo by tho 1st of Novem-
ber j two entries already made. Ud day USth December saddle horse race J the particulars n'f
which will be made known In duo season f'JOO have already been subscribed by responsible
persons to be equally divided between the 1st nnd 2d days racing aud tllcro is but little doubt
but what this amount will be Increased considerably. November 11 tli 1PM. n!2:tt
Arrest ilic Uurilcrct'--$t500 Itcward
rpilK undersigned will glvo tho above rcwnnl for the arrest nnd delivery of William D. Miller
X lo the Sheriff of ltobertson county. William D. Miller on the momlng'of tho 81st day of
July ISM about 8 o'clock A. M. shot a negro boy 12 years of nge tho property of T. U. John-
sou of Wheelock ltobertson county from n house where he had been waiting In ambush to assas-
Inate T. II. Johnson for three days previous to the brutal murder. W. 1). Miller Is lawyer hr
profession about five feet eight inches high thirty yenrs of age. small blue eyes fair complex-
Ion a little bald headed full breast round tdioulders wnlks leaning forward pleasant In his ad-
dress and prepossessing on llrst acquaintance. It Is possible that he' will chango his name and
disguise his person to provent detection. T. II. JOHNSON
August 12 ISai. tH'FI FRANCIS L. nAR7.m.
Stop ihc JTIui'dcrci'! $500 Hcwsird!
I WILL rIvo Klvu Hundred Dollars for thu apprehension nnd delivery to tho Sheriff of Hopkins-
county of Jesse O. Russell who. on Monday tho 16th Inst stabbed Win. Ij. llnrpcr In said
county with a knife so that hu died In twclvo hours. Bald HussellisO feet 10 or 11 Inches-
high inclined to baldness; has black eyes nnd dark skin; has a crooked wrlst;'(probnbly been
broken) a heavy black beard ; is quick spoken nnd weighs 1C3 or 170 pounds.
Hopkins county .May 20 ISM. 42r Q. W. HARPER.
UTKT A IjSH'S MVIIUY SI'AHI.H.Tho subscriber would respectfully In-
V I
form the public that hu has erected commodluus Stables and Cnrhiuc Houses
thnt he is amply supplied with provender and is prepared to rccclvo horses at livcrv. whfch will
no miner ins personal superintendence iiorses nepi 10 nire. jio also Keeps on nanilnnd to
hire nt reasonnblo rates Carriages and Haggles. Btrnngers wishing to biro will bo expected fe-
give security 37"- Stnblcs north-east of tho Orleans House.
Austin December 18 1S.VJ. 8r D. WALSH.
OISitOp..ll'Jt'IOJ. Tho copartnership heretofore existing between Allmon A Laughlin'
was dissolved on the 7th Inst. by mutual consent. All debts duo tho concern are to be
paid to AI.n. 0. Allmon ; and all dcbts.ngainst the concern arc to bo paid by him. ' '
Austin Aug. 20 ISM l:r A. (1 ALLMON A 0. A. LAUOHLIN.
t5y The business still continued at the old stand as heretofore by A. O. ALLMON.
spl JUiMUtAB. JAiMt'l'l()i; Austin Jpuctunbur 20 18&U. Notice is
K3f hereby given to persons having business in this office thnt from and nfter tho 1st day of
January next It will only be open Tor the accommodation of those wishing to make examina-
tions between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. nnd 12 M. It having become necessary In order to-
bring up the unfinished business that thu employees of the Department should have unintfr-
rupted acorns to the books of tho biiiho during the balance of the day In the examination nnd
preparation of claims for patenting. (20-y) g. QROSHY Com'r.
DISSOLUTION OF l'AlCTNHKSIIII'. Tho firm of Spencc ft Tumey was dip-
solved on thu 25th of August. Those having claims will please present them and those
intieuicii nre enrucsiiy rcquesicu u can ai me om sinnu unit nciin mem.
Sep.
JNO. S. SPKNCR
THOS. II. TUMEY.
How to uk ITappy. In my apprehension tho best way to
be useful and happy in this life is to cultivato domestic affec-
tions to lovo home and at the same time to bo temporato and
just to pursue lawful "business whatever it may be with dili-
gence firmness and integrity of purpose and in the perfect
belief that honesty is equatly binding in the discharge of public
as of private trusts; for when public morals are destroyed
public liberty cannot survive.
'O'J'ICK. All persons nro cnutloned against trading for a note made by tho subscriber
in fnvor of J. T. Cleveland for two hundred and fifty dollars. bcarliiL'dnto March 18. 165K
and payable twelve months after Its date. The consideration for which said noto was given hav-
Ing fulled It will not be paid. (Wharton May 23 ISM. 42r) .10 HI 11U1K11NS.
"RSTO'.I'ICIO Is hereby given that I hold a lien upon a certain lot and premises situated
JC( In tho town of Waco Village McLennan county tho property of Krancls SI. Harris con-
sisting of seventeen acres ami a half of land taken from a survey made for John .Morrow and
by John Morrow conveyed to Thomas II. Darron by Ilarron nnd wlfo tb Win. C. Walker and by
Walker nnd wife to Francis M. Harris which last mentioned conveyance is now of record In
pages 809 nnd 810 of book I) McLennan ooun ty records. Said preimses arc now tho homestead
of Bald Harris nnd all persons nre hereby notified not to trade for the same ns I will enforce-
my lien against the said premises In whoutcr hands I may find them.
Cameron Juno 1st 18M. 4I:tf. J. P. BOWLES.
TO 1'UXAS KANKJEICK.We will procure Ilounty Land for those whoserved In the
companies commanded by Cnpts. Hill Smith Roberts. Sutton Iloss McCitlloch Johnson
nnd Hlackwcll and In nil the companies called out by tho State of Texas and paid by tho United
States. Austin August 18 1SK1. If. l'KOK A DKNQltMANDlE.
NOM'ICIO. Tho co-partnership heretofore existing between J. W. Lawrence and Hugh
Nelon as Uencrnl Land Agents Is this day dissolved. LAWllENOB & NELSON.
N. II. J. W. Lawrence Is alone authorised to settle tho business; all persons having claim
against thu firm will please present them and all those Indebted will plenso pay up.
June 10 IBM. 42 f J. W. LAWRENCE.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.
Every woman should know thnt If she Is in poor sickly debilitated condition of health
mnklng existence a burden to herself and a source of painful anxiety to her relatives nnd friend
and prehaps (horrible reflection I) entailing i'nd inflicting her own maladies and sufferings
upon her children that it is her duty to understand why nnd from what' cause her Bufferings
arise that remedy and relief may while yet there is time be availed of tho causes be avoided
n future and her health resre'd that she may be fitted for the duties and capable of the en-
joyments of life.
Let every woman look nt the emaciated form the death-like complexion tho deep-buried
lustreless eye the sunken cheek the gloomy nnd depressed spirits the shattered nerves the
prostrate and helpless condition of many a wife mother daughter or sister if not herself in-
cluded within her own circle whose days aro days of ngony nnd ask herself " Jlust this contin-
ue? Must this be? Is there no remedy? No relief f No hope?"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding them and knowing the remedies and bene-
fitting by them.
These are pointed out in
THE MARJIIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. v
BY DR. A. M. MAURICEAU .. .
piionsaon or uisimsks of womun.
One hundred Edition (500000) lSw. pp. 250.
on finp. imfer kxtiu iusihnu $tt 00.
Every complaint to which a woman is subject from girlhood to womanhood ns also ns wife
and as mother are fuly described with the causes tho symptom and also proper mode or
tnmhnnntln n nlnln. slmitlc. but In the most chaste language easily understood. And thus
"If I Were Only this Or that Or the Other I Should bo Content! every woman can discover by comparing her own symptoms with those described the nature
invriiilirr hilt wli-ir T im " l"? tllP IlllivPlSll OVV So wnR tllP character and causes of her complaint; and be spired much anMety and suffering.
ail tiling DUE Wtl.lt 1 .111! IS tile UlllV eiSai Ciy. OO U agS tllO wfe a)joiu beC01nnR.a wother lg ortcll nced of instruction and ailvlceor the utmost Im-
worm so ic iias waggeu ami so it win wug.
Vl'ltKIIKIXIsKl) on the 20th Inst. a negro man 21 or 25 years old 0 feet high
. (luttc Dlacu- calls lilmseir tu.m. tiic nv
and take him nwny. April 22 ISM. 42k
quite blnck calls himself TOM. Tho owner Is requested to prove property pay charges
ftcwrcas ecrg't.iuiiN imusii;u.
Co " I " 2d Dragoons Fort Ilelknap Texas.
Olt SAIji;. A house and lot on Congress Avenue near tho Capitol also a house nnd 2
lots corner of College Avenue nnd Guadalupe streets. Also 103-1 acres of laud situated on
the Colorndo river i)0 miles above Austin City. I'or further particular apply to
Austin Sept. 'J ISM. il-r LOOMI3 A CHRISTIAN.
T HEREHY wnrn nil persons agnlnst trading or negotiating for a certain note for the sum of
XL One thousand two hundred aud llftdnllars payable by me to the order of J. W. Hampton In
twelve mouths from the 24th day of May ISM. The consideration for which It was given having
failed 1 shall refuse to pay said note unless compelled to do so by due course of law.
Austin Nov. 4 ISM. JOHN SIARSHALB.
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New
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Jtrleuas ami Texan
(United Slates
Tlio l'ri'ss.
i? 'Tisi u'lim llm tnnrriirt
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portanco toher future health In respect to which her sensitiveness forbids consulting n medlcjij
' gentlcmnn will find such instruction and advice and nlio explain many symptoms which othcr-
' wUe would occasion anxiety to alarm.
I How many are suffering from obstructions or irregularities peculiar to the female system
which undermine tho health the effects of which they are Ignorant and for which their dcllca
cy forbids seeking medical advice? How many suffer from pridtipiiii uteri (imiiiigor tlio wornii)
lor from rlitor tilbim (weakness debility Ac.)? How many are in constant ngpny formany
months preceding confinement? How many havo difficult if not dangerous deliveries and
slow and uncertain recoveries? Somu whose lives nre hazarded during sueh time will each
find in its pages tlio means of prcventjkpi amelioration and relief
How many bitter moments how much anguish might have been tpared to the sufferer to
her hu'bb.ind to her relatives by a timely possession of this littlo volume.
It Is impracticable to convey fully the various subjects treated or as tney are of n nature
" Whnt
Was to tlio world when time win young."
Tt has been well said that the printed thought can never die. i
Unlike the appeals of the orator which leave but a temporary
impression belu'nd to waste into forgetful ness the printed sen-
timents return again to renew their influence on the human
mind. It may be thoughtlessly perused cast aside andlho'
mind diverted toother things but it meets the reader again and
CcllOeS back its Virtue Or itS Vice. Tllko a irlailCO at OUr OWU gtrlctlv Intended for the married or those contemplating marriage
COlintry aild Who Can meilSUrC tho present influence and future I Hut no husband wife or mother are excusable If they still continue In Ignorance of those
i ! ii r. t i i l 1 ii . -l. l T.livHlnIo"ieal laws by the knowledge of which their own health and happiness as also the future
destiny ot the press? It hnds no man so learned that it cannot S.0 CJIWL nre .tcurea- '
improve-: iiuuo tu uenermmeu. unit it uunuut niuuuiiuu ; nunu t.u
'3SS3;ff.'3SS23? - TUK I'ubllo nre respectfully informed that the
ShSe following STJUMSUU'S now compose this line:
" rr.KSEVr.KAIVCK Cuyt. IIENItY 1'I.ACE.
'CHAltIi:S MOItfiAN" Ctipt. .IA3IHS 3AWIji;SM.
"IjOMISIANA" Cupt.W. II. TAIjIIOT.
"mux ico s cuiii. jroitN v. iAwiii?ss.
One of the above Steamers will leave Now Orleans every SUNDAY and THURSDAY at 8 o'clock
A. M. Returning will leave Tndlanola every WKDNKSOAY anil SATURDAY nt 2 o'clock V. M.'
' All freight for Points In Western Texas will bo delivered at tho end of ship's Taclos Powder-
horn nil articles not called for nil) he lauded and stored at the expense and risk of the shipper
owner or consignee. K. 11. NICHOLS A CO. Agents Cmli esfcn .
11. N. CALDIVKLL Agent Indlanoia.
Nov. 18 ISM. 13:f HARRIS A MORGAN Agents New Orleari'.
Noe?ene need be Incurred on goods landed at I'owdcihoru unless they remain there an' un-
reasonable time as we pay the owners of the wharf for the privilege of lamUiig all goods destine
for Lavaca by lighters.
NOTICl:S 01M.OST (HOA'rKS
I"rlnt'rN I'Vi' must lu iniiil on issuing Orli I'icato of I'liLUcatoH
1iCBiat'e fljost.
TT OST Hcadrlitlit Certificate No. 22 granted to Stephen N. Wcstbrook for 12S0 acres of
JLi Laud by the Hoard of Coiamldnloneis of Tannin County. If not found uithhi the time
pi esci ibeil by law application will he made for a duplicate ' HNKKD it TUKNIHt
Austin October lltli 1S"1 nS:'Jv .Ittorueys for Wcstbrook.
H vaST. .Shelby V. Turnage'sliead light L'enitli'iitu lor one League ami L-ihui' Isiiied liy thu
iLJi floaid or liMM Cummu4ut!ii ur v Ellington u)uny as a uroi ei.111 eiaiin -o.
beaid of within the time prescribed liv law. a duplicate will bo applied for.
Austin Novemhi-r lltli li.M. ul;.)w. .IDIIX UltOMU'KLL
Ml. If not
iVdmlnlstrator.
elevated that it cannot raise : none so virtuous that it cannot
instruct in virtue none so vicious that it cannot restrain in
vice. The printed thought ! where is its termination whore
is its destiny ? Who can measure its existence or who deter-
mine its effect! Who can toll its evils or who recount its bles-
sings ? "Who can point to its resting place or who recite its his-
tory? Calculate the vice and the virtue of reading; recall its
inestimable blessings in elevating public morals; in advancing
religion ; in disseminating intelligence ; in the overthrow of
error; in forcing popular prejudices to tlio potency of truth ; or
glance at tho vico it has engendered ; tho dissipation it has
wrought; the misery it has entailed and wo may form somo
idea ot' the power and destiny of the press. The printed senti-
ment freighted with evil or fraught with good may not arouse
tho feelings of the readers it may hear no new doctrine but it
gropes its way upon thousands of human beings and effects no
porceptiblo change yet seals it3 truth or fiction on the willing
mind. Kelly.
'TUK MAItltlHO WOMAN'S IIU VATE .IIIUHCAL COMPANION"
is a btaudard work of established reputation found clas.ed lu the catalogues of the great tiade
sales In New-Yrok Philadelphia nnd other cities aud sold by all thepilncipalbook-selleis In the
United States. It was first published In 1S1T since which time
FIVJ3 HUN JUICED THOUSAND C'Ol'IES
have been sold of which there were upwards of
ONE IBCJNDICED THOUSAND SENT IJV MAIfc
attesting the high estimation in which It is held as a reliable popular .Medical
HOOK toil EVE1CV I'E.MAIji:;
the author having devoted his exclusive attention to the treatment of complaints peculiar to
females in respect to which hu Is yearly consulted by thousands.
In consequence of the universal popularly of the work as evidenced by Its extraordinary
gale various Impositions have been attempted by Imitations of title page spurious editions
and'surreptltlous liifrigements of copyright as well upon booksellers as upon the public It bus
bjcn found necessary therefore to
CAUTIO N T II JO P U 15 L I C
to buy no book unless the words " Dr. A M. M uiucie vu 120 Liberty street N. Y." is on the title
page nnd the entry In the Clerk's Ofllco on the buck of the title page; and buy only of rt-
spectuble and honorable dealejs or send by mall mid nddriMs to Dr. A. M. Mntirlcetu.
X$T rp receipt of One Dollar " TIM MARRIKI) WOMAN'S I'RIVATK MKDICAL COMPAN-
ION" is sent tnalM free) to any part of tho United State the Camillas and Ilrltlh 1'rovlncvi.
tiii.t. mii.tbn nost.nnld. addressed to Dr. A.M.MAUIHCKAU Uox 1221 New. York Clly
1 1'ublUhlng Office No. 120 Liberty Street New-York. nl8;0m
n OST Olt .tl IMiA I IP. The Head right certificate of (luoige A. I) ivls No. :I7.' chus 1st
JLi Issued by board of Land commissioners of San Augustine county December Will IcM.'i by
virtue of eerillluale from War Department dated February Dili IbSVJ If not recovered within the
time specified bv law 1 shall apply to the proper Department for a Duplicate.
Austin Nov. Ijslh leM. nlil.Uw. SAM DAVIS.
0 OST. The unconditional headright ccrilllcite of John Cullier Sr. No. 00 for (10 acres of
VLA land Issued by tho board of Land C'oiiimissluiuTs for Travis county on thu day of Jun
ibll. If not recovered within the time specified by.law I shall apply to thu proper Defalt-
ment for u duplicate. JNO COLLIRIl Sit.
Austin Nov. '.'ft.Wil. pw ily W. U. WALKJilt Atty.
U. V. lluoiiu
Jons A. Hi.ack
JlUGUhS JJIACK&Co.
ii:jisonai. estati:.-
Gu. S. Ileum-.
T1-hEAI.EICS IN KIJAL AND I'UKSI. AL S I'ATi;.-Will approve locMe
UJr and obtain patents on certinciitos; r.xamineanu penect tines; iiuy unit tell ou coiiuuU-
Blon 4c Term reasonable. Olllceopnciitu Hall House on Congress Avenue.
ItKhKiiKNLT.-t. Col..". C.llluutoii and Judge John Hancock Austin and W.T. Austin Onlvetiton
Texas; Maj. J. V. Lindsay New Orleans Li ; James M .Arnold lulsille; Hon. tlurret Davis
Paris and Kx-Uoveruor Melcnlf Carlisle Ky.
f2T" Oeo. ?. Hughes will continue the practice of the law in second Judicial District.
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Oldham, W. S. & Marshall, John. Texas State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 15, Ed. 1, Saturday, December 2, 1854, newspaper, December 2, 1854; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth81163/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.