Democratic Telegraph and Texas Register (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 18, 1848 Page: 3 of 4
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'Mr'""' s hl-iMl -
.Red River,
Anderson, '
Harrison,
Fort Bend,
Cherokee,
Fayette,
Navarro,
Navarro,
Refugio,
Harrison,
Tyler,
Fayette,
Au&tin,
Bexar,
Brazoria,
Montgomery,
Red River,
Refugio,
Rusk,
Sabine,
San Augustine,
Shelby,
Travis,
Gaudulupe,
Harris,
Houston,
Newton,
JetFersDU,
Liberty,
Limestone,
Grayson,
Smith,
Jackson,
Limestcce,
Hopkins,
Austin,
Harrison,
Victoria,
Brazoria,
Washington,
Fannin,
Rubk,
Rusk,
Shelby,
Travis,
Henderson,
J'WarsawPrarrie.
.Llberty.j
v i . . jWashltaiSi
Grayson?
. White Rock?
WfaitpO&k,
Wharton, t
. ,Wodville, a
( -Wheelock,
Zayalla,
Dallas,
Hopkins,
Wharton,
Tyler,
Robiuson,
Jasper.
- ..COMMERCIAL .EMBARRASSMENTS.
Our advices from jslLthe leading mercantile towns
i and cc! ties -of the Continent during the past week are
alill glowny and discouraging. The progress of gov
ernmental -cnanges wiroqghout Europe has suspended
business, and we regret t add that moro failures are
announced. .Theyjareirisf details of the advices on
this-sabject which have reached us since the sail in" of
the last steamer. We .insert but a portion or these
details.
Hamburg Our letters from th!s city represent the
money market tight, with little business doing. Mer-
cantile affairs generally rere in an unfavorable posi-
tion, and a discount -bank was in course of formation,
with a capital of 100,000 marks banco. Some six or
eight failures had takeqlnce. Iu the foreign exchan-
4jes there was generally nothing doing, but bills on
iionaon were m request. The rates of premium on
.maratlmo insurances had advanced. Schleswig-Hol-stein
vessels were prohibited from trading to Dunish
ports in caneequenceoCthe-hostilities.
Hecre. Accounts from this city mention the arri--val
of .an. inspector, appointed by the Provisional Gov-
ernment of Paris, wboseduly would be to furnish pro-
sper receipts for the value .of goods 2eposited in their
vwarehonses, flnd'upon which loans are to ba made.
.The first issue of ,506 banktoctcs had been put into cir-
culation. Busiuesseaeally was exceedingly depress-
ed, and public confidence fr from beiu restored.
Leipnc'r The firm of Hammer &. Schmid hasstop-
pod payment. It states, by means of a circular, that
.at the -end of 1847, its active exceeded its passive by
-JO0,O0G.thaIers,. and, hopes .soon to resume its pay-
.znent. Lyons. The recent intelligence from Lyons inti-
mate thatameethjgofBontorz, Deiahaute &. Co. had
taken place, at which it was shown that they possess a
-surplus of 28,000 ; and a-pajposal to liquidate, under
inspection, by instalments ofilO per cent, interest, was
.unanimously accecded to.
Marseilles. We regret to.find that further failures
I have taken place in Una-city.; Iho parties named are
-Lantelme, Senior. & Co., bankers; Nichel Badetti, a
' Greek Merchant ; and L. .Bennett &. Co., large engi-
neers and shipowners. The -discount bank has fixed
.its rata of discount atijperent.from and after the 7th
insL Mjut operations would, it is stated, be recom-
znencediu conjunction with the same establishment at
Bordeaux and Lyons. Jt.4s stated that the bank of
Marseilles has declared a dividend, for the half year,
at the-rate- of 15f. per share,nd increased its reserve
-fund .by the appropriation -of 90,000f.
Paris. Monetary affairs fcave shown a slight ten-
dency to improvement, though trade in general still re-
mains iu a most discouraging position, and we have
again, to enumerate further failures. Among these is
the banking firm of MessrsTiiuniey6sen &. Co. They
were largely connected with Switzerland, Germany
.and America, The stoppage of that eminent firm had
created much .anxiety on the.Paris Bourse, and tended
to renew the absence oCpobltc confidence which was
'Leginning to increase from the improved aspect of po-
litical affairs. The state-oflha laboring classes iu and
around Paris is becomingdaiiy moro and more distress.
ing. Many thousands .of. tradesmen are thrown ont
of employment, for whoai ibis impossible for the Gov-
rnment to provide.
HOW .THEY SOMETIMES CROSS RIVERS
t JN MISSISSIPPI. "
''We .find the following little sketch in the
IKosciusko, JMiss.) Chronicle, of the 14th
instant:
"ItitheiHorthern part of this county there is
-a ferry across the Big Black River, at which,
.as will appear in the sequel, they have a very
jiuvm.ii.uu, curious way.i propunmg tne terry.
"boat.
. itv.uu4wiiwcai iiAfiiip uwuaaiuu IU
.cross tie river',ailhat,f!acc not lone since.
started ifrom home early in the morning, and
arrived at the ferry about noon. The water
Was high it being long ferriage and he
..hesitated about crossing ; but after much per-
tsaasion, and being told there was no difficulty
tin crossing, as his business was urgent, he
.-concluded; to try n&ij-' -.
Accordingly, tfe- oluntiemaiTNvho had
.charge o'f the-ferjMialled his negro boy, Joe,
and ordered Jmn to catch "Ned," and bring
' .liini'to the placo srhereihe ferry-boat lay.
Now,' "Ned" Is a .mule which has seen some
ten or twelve summers,and, unlike most mules,
of a very docile and obedient nature. "Ned"
.having Been brought oa the ground, he was
invested with a .headstall, to which was
attached two long lines, to servo as reins ; a
'Tope, attached to be bow of the boat, was
i then -securely made Jkst to Ned's tail. All
.things being now in readiness, the old man
took his seat in the' ..bow of the boat, with the
.Teitis.ni his band, .and invited our friend to
take a seat in the stern, and lead his horse by
&e bridle. To this. our friend objected, de--clariug
Jie .had never seen any one cross a
-river ioXhat manncrtand expressing fears for
his-own safejy as-well as for that of his herse,
at the same time expressing a wish to see how
thalhing worked. The old man assured him
rtbere was no kindf danger not the least in
the vworld for he Jiad taken ercat pains to
break Ned; and. to convince him started off
with Ned on jl trial trip. Ned kicked a
little at the start until he got into swimming
water, when ae struck oft handsomely into
the current, making a circuit of some 300 yards
she brought the ioat back to the starting point
.in most beautiful style.
Finding there was no other way of crossing
the river that day, s .the old man was some-
what impregnated .with the essence of corn,
-our friendwith man doubts and fears, finally
consented toiake c. seat, as directed, in the
stera of the boat, and ciik the conseauences.
4Ned" started as before, making a straight
shoot for the opposite bank of the river, about
halfa mile distant and now a beautiful sight
jirosented itself. -'.'Ned,5' with head and tail
J.. J?ino Bluff's,
Talcstme,
Port Cuddo,
jJlichmond,
jfj- Rusk,
, Rutersville,
Red Oak,
. i Richland Crossing,
Refugio,
Reelfoot,
Ratcliff's,
Rouud Top,
Swarenger'f,
' .San Antonio,,,
.San'Luis,
Shannon's,
i . ,-SnaithfieId,
Savannah,
3 ? St. Joseph's,
H Slid Hills,
Sabine Town,
San Augustiue,
ShelbyviIIe,
San Marco,
.Seguin,
. ' San Jacinto,
San Pedro,
. .Salem,
-Sabiua,Cily,
".Swartwont,
.Springfield,
. 4 .-Sherman,
7JJ-Texana,
4 Tiwankony Springs,
i !r 'Tarrant, '
.Travis,
Union Springs,
i Victoria,
.ti ' i Yelasco,
"-- "Washington,
"Warren,
"VValliug's Ferry,
-Wailinga Mills,
White Cottage,
Webber5 Prairie,
sjusxrjr ......
up, streaking it along, followed by the boat,
containing the old man in the bow, with one
rein in each hand, and our friend in the stern,
with the bridle of his horse in his right haud.
and the horse just behind, puffing and blowing
like a tortoise. But "Ned" proved the "clear
grit," and they arrived safely at the opposite
shore without mishap, "Ned" dragging the
boat by tail force over the little islands in
the swamp on the opposite side, and swimming
when the water wa deep enough.
After landing and taking a horn with the old
man, our friend left him, looking back occa-
sionally to see how "Ned" performed in ie-
crossing ; the old man swearing "Ned" was
the grpatest mule in all creation that he was
woith a thousand dollars in gold, any man's
money and thai he intended to apply for a
patent to his invention for crossing rivers.
CHILDREN SHOULD ANSWER WHEN
SPOKEN TO.
When a question is asked a child, no mat-
ter by whom, whether by the parents, a visit-
or, servant, or beggar, it must never be suf.
fered to go unanswered ; all the rules of good
breeding and civility demand it, and nothing
can excuse a noncompliance. On th other
hand, when a child has a fluent, volub.e tongue,
and is disposed to talk out of time and place,
and to say improper aiid unbecoming things,
it must certainly be restrained. But though
I urge this, it is not merely because children
should speak or be silent, do a thing or let it
alone when bidden to do it; for, however
right or pleasing this mat be, it is far from be-
ing the only motive ; no ; it is the influence
which the opposite behavior will have infu-
arehildfenttlat must be the'point in
view, a cuua accustom ea not to answer
when spoken to, will probably contract a mo-
rose, or uncivil habit : another, suffered to
out-talk every body in the house, will be in
danger of becoming an impertinent, if not an
empty prater ; and he who is never refused
anj'thing he asks for, will be but ill prepared
to bear disappointments, parents, I know,
are apt to think nothing of these irregularities;
but it is inattention to the ifirst errors which
lays the foundation of vices'.for life.
THE GERMAN PATRIpT'S SONG.
The following beautiful song was, until lately, pro
hibited being sung in the German citips and towns.
The translation shows the tpinted character of the orig
inal.J
Where is the German's fathprland ?
The Prussian laud? The Swabian land?
Where Rhine the vine-clad monutaiu laves?
Where skims, the gull the Baltic waves ?
O! no, O: no, O! no, O! no,
He owiis a w der father la id.
Where is the German's fatherland?
. Bavarian land 1 or Styrian land !
v Where sturdy peasants plough the plain?
Where mouutaiu sons bright metal gain ?
O ! uo, O ! no.
Where is the German's fatherland ?
The Soxou hills? The Zuyder strand?
Where sweep wild winds the sandy shores?
Where loud the rolling Danube roars 1
O! no, O' no.
Where is the German's fatherland?
Theu name, then name the mighty land !
The Austrian laud ru fight renowned ?
The Kaisea's land with honor crowned ?
O! no, O! no, 01 no, O! uo.
"f is not the German's fatherland.
Where is the German's fatherland '
Then name, then name'the mighty laud !
The land of Hofer ? laud of Tell ?
This laud I know and love it well.
But uo ! but no I
"Where is the German's fatherland?
Is his the pieced and parcelled land
Where pirate princes rule? a gem
Torn from tho empire's diadem ?
O! no, O! no,
Such is not the German's fatherland.
Where is the German's fatherland?.
Then name, O! name the mighty laud !
Where'er is heard tho German tongue,
And German Hymns to God are sung ;
This is tho land, thy Hermann's land,
This, 'German,' is thy father land.
This is the German's fatherland,
Where faith is iu the plighted hand,
Where truth lives in each eye of blue,
Aud every heart is staunch and true.
This is the land, the houest land, '
The houet Germau's fatherland.
This is the German's fatherland,
That scorns the stranger's proud command ;
Whose frieud is every good and brave,
Whose foe is every traitor knave,
This is the land, the one true land,
The German's one true fatherland.
This is the land, the one true laud,
O! God, to aid, be thou at hand,
And fire each heart, and nerve each arm,
To shield our Gormau homes from harm
To shield the land, the one true land,
One DeuUchland, and one fatherland.
Fort of Houston.
Arrived, Steamer Billow, J. W.Wood, master, from
Galveston, May 10, 1848.
PASSENGERS.
Mrs Denney and 5 sons, Miss Tate, Mrs Tate, Mrs
Laflin, Col Brouaugh and lady, Mr Waddington, la-
dy and 2 children, Capt Harrell, Messrs. Bailey, Tate,
Shepherd, Saunders, Doswell, Barrow, Overman,
Sobeinski, Daggett, Dechene, Ralph, Green, Carroth-
erlh, Sieks, Powell, Crawford, Goodwin, 0:borne,
Jones,, Walker, Faisson, Graham, Col. Morgan, Rey-
nolds, Culp, Hart, Stratum, Walden, Doyle, Cabet,
Maberry, Andrews. Allt.n. 3 on deck.
CONSIGNEES.
W R Wilson, T W House, Rice & Nichols, Samp-
son &. Co , Dechene &. Co.. J Bailer. Rmnm A-.r-
ger, Roberts &. Co., J D Groesbeeck, Wade &, Crugei.
J Doyle, J Castauie, B A Shepherd, B P Buckner,
i- uerkeraeyer, j r aowies, UoncKJm &. lallie, A S
Ruthven, F Scranton, D M Cutter, Laboursodere &
Ogden, J Shackelford & Co., A Cabanuis, H E Per-
kins, M Larkin, J P Waters, T H McMahan, Wm
Elliot.
DIED At Victoria, on the 13th January, 1848, Dr.
Walter Fosgale, a native of ihe State of New York.
Died, in litis ciiy on the lOih inst,, ihe infant daum-
terof Sarah Anne and Walter Fosgate.
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to many an nfl'ertionate wife, and pecuniary uifficul
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it is inteiideJ especially for the married, or thosj
contemplating mainage, as it di-cloees important se-
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The revelations contained in in pages have proved jj
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mode of cure, m every complaint to which her sex
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On ihe receipt of One Dollar, the "Married Wo
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' PURIFY THE BLOOD AND CLEANSE
THE BODY.
It is an established fact that a very large class
of diseases can only be cured by such remedies as
will enter into the Rt.ooo, and circulate with it,
through every portion of the body, lor only by this
means can the remedy be brought into immediate
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health, unequalled by any thing in Hie whole Ma-
teria Medic-.
FEVER AND AGUE CUHE WARRAN-
TED JAYNh'S AGUE PILLS which may be
had at No. 8 South Third street, Philadelphia, are
warranted to cure the worst lorms of Fever and
Ague. The money will b-i reltmded in all cases
if they (ail to cure but they never do fail.
BEWARE OF THAT COUGH, for cough-
iig denotes irritation in ihe throat or lungs, which
is the immediate precursor ol Inflammation, Ab-
scess, Bronchitis. Consumpiion and Death. Now,
there is no iieid of conghing at all, for JAY-
NE'S EXPEC TORANT will immediaie y relieve
the cough, subdue the inflammation, cieanse the
lungs and throat from all irritating or obstructing
matter, and effect a speedy cure
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayue. Philadelphia, and
sold on ageiicy by J D GROESBEECK & Co,
w3t 647 Houston.
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take place, a few doses of the pieparation will
never fail to produce the desired object for the
effect does not weaken with repetition Those
who suffer from piles oa remittent fever or any
complaint where a mild tonic or alterative may
be desirable, will find in Jayne's Tonic Vermi-
fuge a most valuable remedy.
STILL MORE PROOF.
Darlington, Beaver Co., Pa., Feb 18, 1839
Dr. D. Jatne. Dear Sir, My little son, when
about two months old, was seized with a bowel
complaint. It continued for two weeks whithout
intermission, and notwithstanding the remedies
prescribed by a re-pectable Physician, who gave
up the child a virtim, as we supposed, to a fatal
disease. But 1 providentially heard of "JAYNE'S
CARMINATIVE," as an effectual cure for bowel
complaint, and immediately desp itched a messen-
ger to a town seventeen miles off for a bottle. By
the use of this medicine, in lss than thirty-six
hours the disease was cheeked, and by itscotistant
use for a few days, the child was restored to per-
lect health. Shortly alter this, there occurred a
similar case in on ot the lainilis of my congre-
gation. I prescribed "Jayne's Carminative," and
the result was a speedy cure.
The same child, owing to exposure, when re-
cently coming up the Ohio, was attacked by that
horrible malady the CROUP We landed in the
night a: Beaver Point, and when our fears were
alarmed lest the hoarse sepulchral cough was the
forerunner of death, we gave him a teaspoonful ot
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ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Prbyterian Church, Darlington Pa.
Prepared only by Dr. D Jayne, Philadelphia, and
8oldon asjeney by J D GROESBEECK & Co,
' daw3t 647 Houston.
' I
TAKE NOTICE
ONthe30thday of November, A D 1847, the un-
dersigned was duly appointed by the hon. pro-
bate court of Liberty county, administrator ol Ihe
etaie of Edward Dorr, late ol said county, dee'd,
therctore, all persons having claims against said
estate, will present ihem duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will barred,
and all persons indebted to said estate, are requir-
ed to make immediate payment.
. JAMES BUTLER, Adm'r of Edw'd Dorr,
Liberty, 8th May, 1848 6t G47 dee'd.
E STRAY NOTICE. Taken up, by Miles
King, 14 miles north of Boonville, Brazos co.,
and estrayed before John Woods, J. P., a chestnut
sorrel horse,six years old, 15 1-2 hands high, hip
shotten in the right hip, and right shoulder suin-
nied, and had on a small bell, and without brand,
appraised to 50, by J C Spencs.
April 17th, 1848. Eli Fall.
I certify that the above is a true copy ot the re-
cord in my ofiice. H. Mitchell, Cl'k c c b c
May 9ih, 1848. 3t 647
Estray Notice.
TAKEN UP by Jos. A Head, living 14 miles
north of Boonville, Brazos co., and estrayed
before John Woods, J P, a small bay mare, (with
a youngcolt) 13 1-2 hands high, seven years old,
left hind foot while, Mar in the forehead, and with-
out brands, appraised to $35 Also, a brown hor.se
Mule, with some while saddl- spots, ten years old,
and without brands, appraised to $50, by
J C Spence and Eli Fall.
April I7lh. 1818.
I certify that the above is a correct copy of the
record in my office. H. Mitchell, Cl'k ccbc
May 9ih, 1848. 3i 647
E8TRAY Notice
TAKEN UP by Hardin Neville, 15 miles north
of Boonville, Brazos co, and estrayed before
John Woods, J P, a dark iron grey pbney, eight
years old, 12 hands high, some saddle marks and
three white feet, and without brands, apprdised to
$20, by Joseph A. Fall and Eli Fall.
April 17, 1848.
I certify that the above is a correct ropy of the:
record in my ofn&. H. Mitchell, Cl'k c c b c
May9th, 188. 3t 647
Town IaoIs OFop gale.
"ANDERSON," (Lite Fanthorps.)
County Site of Grimes County,
"TTTILLbeoffertd at public sale on the premises, to
V V the highest bidder, on Monday, the 26th day of
June next, Lots in the Town of Anderson, on a credit
of six, twelve, and eighteen months, notes with appro-
ved security for the purchase money will be required
and a lien on ihe property purchased to secure the fi-
nal payment. Sales will be conunued from day to
day, at the discretion of the Commissioners, until the
Lots shall have bean disposed oi.
The situation of the Town of Anderson is truly pic-
tureeque and beautifully situated on an elevated point,
in the prairie, commanding a view irom several resid-
ences within three and four miles of the site, undulal
ing and healthful, abounding with springs and wells,
ol good cold water. The surrounding country is rick
and productive, and settled With industrious and thri-
ving planters A male and female Academy will
shortly be in nuecessful operation under the charge of
accomplished and competent Teachers.
In the immediate vicinity are an abundance of good
bailding materials consisting of Cedar, Pine, PostOnk.
and other valuable timber. Stone quarries are found
in the vicinity almost equal to the richest Granite
Fine clay may be found in the neighborhood for brick,
.making, offering fine advantages to Potters and other
mechani-ts.
We would not hesitate to recommend to emigrants,
and others to visit this place nn the day of sale, brlie-
yingaBweeonfidentJydo. that the Farmer, Mechan
ic, the Professional man and the Artist would find this.
Slace and the surfotindinsf country, altogether agreea-
le,and proiniingniuch to the indusiriuus and enter
pnMiip ol every vocation. And in conclusion, we
would say to the religious and moral man, as well a
to ihe votaries of Temperance here are abundant con-
genial spirits JOHN GRAVED, Chief Justice G C
J.B.CAMP, ;
J W. HARNES, I County Comm's.
J.G W.PIERbON, 3
may IB w td 647.
FURNITURE.
THE subscriber has just received from New York
a new suppl) of latshionable forms. His stock
consists at present in part, of the following Goods,
viz:
Bureaus from 813 to S45,
Sofas,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
Pivane, JIahogany, Card and wood seat
Chairs,
Mahopany. cancand wood feat Rockers,
Breakfast, dining and marble top Tables,
Work talks, card do , counting house and
office deska, hall stands, bedsteads, cribs, looking
glasses in frames and plates. Windmv sash, nil sizes
Ac.c. M.WILLIAMSON. '
may 13wly647
State of Texas, ) TH STRAYED before JV?
County of Liberty. jJLjJ. Mills, Justice Ht tlie
reace in and lor said county, by Jacob winiree,
a brown Horse, with lour while leei; no marks or
brands visible. Appraised by John Barber and
George Maley. at twenty five dollars.
Witness, William h. Huggms, clerk of the
county court of said county, and teal of said coun-
ty.at Liberty, this the IDitiday of February, A. D.
18 W. 3t G17 W. H. Huggins, cccu
State ol Texas,
County of Liberty.
T7VSTKAYfc.L belore Ch.
J JiC. Land, E-qr., by James
Rodgers and appraised by Chas. E. Dugat aud
James Humphreys, at thirty five dollars, a certain
roan Aiare, wiiha ball lace, ana a large line. spot
on her right side, about luurteen and a hall hands
high, branded on the right shoulder thus: H G.
Attest, William H. Huggins, cletk ol ihe county
court of said county, and beal thereof, at Liberly,
this the 19th dayol February, A. D. 1M&
3ttil7 W. H. Hoggins, eric
Stale ot Texas, N Estiay noise taken up
Coun'y of Liberty. XTLby James Jett, and es-
trayed before Charles C. Sewell, justice, ol the
peace, a sorrel horse, about ten years olti, with a
ball face, the two hind feet while, aboul sixteen
hands high, and branded thus : D S, ap raided by
Wm. H. Huggins and Wm. Williams, at 30.
Witness my hand as rlerk, and se.nl of said coun-
ty, at Liberty, this ihe 19th day of Feb.uary. A D.
1848 3t 647 W. II H lggi.vs, ccl eg
Note? tmv tree SwigCcmteu
Ich bringe hierdurch zur oeffentliehen AnzeJge,
das ich unier dem im Monat Maerz dieses Jah.jes
rassirten Actder Legislatur, durch uelchenden
Colonisten von Fisher's und Miller's Grain die
Laendereien gesichert werden sollea, zu desn
dieselben berechtigl bind, vom Gouvemeur dieses
Siaats zum Commissioner ernannt warden Sin.
Als solcher iverdo ich in Gemaesheil des besagJen
Acts vom erMen Tage deskommemlen Monat?. an
bereit sin, die beireffenden Certificate und zvsar
zuerst bier auszustellen.
New Braunfels, April 27, 1848.
Wm. F. ETANS,
w3mG45. Commissioner,
FANCY GROCERIES & UaOORS.
FRESH Smyrna Figs,
Sardines, in oil,
Philadelphia and West India Preserve
Salmon in Kits,
Mackarel in whole, half and quarter bairels,
Brandy fruits,,assorted,
Pickles and sances.
Curacao, Maraschine, Annessette and Dantiick
Cordials,
Absyntlie, Hirsch-wasser and assorted Preach, do.
Champagne in quarts and pints,
St. Julian and Chateau Margaux Wine,
Pure port wine, foi invalids,
Siouahton elbcer and bitters, -
Pinette, Dupuy and Seigneite, peach and" lieny
brandy,
Madeira and malaga wines,
Gin, rum, Monongahela and rectified whislay
20,000 Spanish segars, assorted brands,
Foii.aleby mv 12 SAMPSON & Cut,
FAS B ION ABLE HATS.
RECEIVED an extensive assortment of t&e
late .styles, of Spring and Summer Hats, aan-
aistinginpartof Black and &ilk Hats, Black satin hats,
" .Moleskin" "
Drab beaver hats, sup. Sombreio T u
Bl't and drdb broad brim hats,
PearlKnicfeerbocker "" ?
" Coon " " s
" Polk-i,
Sporting Hats, Monterey glazed hao,
Leghorn, " (a large asj'f,) Panama " "
Boys' drab wop: hats, Boys' leghorn "
' Tuscan ' For sale wholesale and re
tail, by my 13 JO GROESBEECK & Co
SMYRNA FIGS. 100 drums fresh Smyrna
Figs, just received and for sale bv jp&
ft
my 11
SAMPSOX & CQTjf
I
f( Bbl.s. Missouri and OhioFiour.just recfil-
O J ved and for sale by Wt,.
my 11 SAMPSON fr Co
ALfc.. 25 barrels best Yasser's Ale, lot sale Dy
teb 5 W R WILSON.
(CATSUP, boueset, horehouno, sage, lobelia,
J fox: glove, slip elm hour, spts. nilre. snts. harts
horn. Pink root,
Yarrow.
Peruvian bark,
Seidlitz powders,
Soda powders,
Chalk,
White, lead,
Lamp black,
Red lead
Putty knives,
Spts turpentine,
Spanish hrown,
Yenitian red,
Whiting,
Putty,
Chrome green,
' yellow,
i-nnarge,
Unseed oil,
uiue,
Yarnihes &c. &c
Received per late arrivals from New York, by!
mav u . u uttvutstiEhiCK $ Co
CHALK BALLS, Periumsd extracts, hair oil,
Pink saucers, Bear's oil, Toilet powder,
Bay rum, Maccaesar oil, Alabaster paste,
Ox marrow, Nail brushes, Lavender water,
Hair do Cologne "
Tooth brushes, Whisker brushes, &c, &c, &c,
For sale by t
may 6 J. D. GROESBEECK & Co.
,
-. ""
CROZIER, RHEA & CO., -.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Strand Street, Galveston. S'
(Store in Fix's Building, 2 Doors Wtst.ol
Lynch & Go's ) , ,
R& Co.. will pay particular attcnt'on to the dis
posal of Cotton and other Produce consigned 10
them for sals in this Market ; 'or make liberal. Cash
advances if ordered to be shipped to their lnehds m
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore or New Orleans.
A large and general assortment of Groceries and
Produce always on hand and for sale ai very low pri
ces. ' hn 27 wly 63Ir -
QAA boxes Claret, " -t l
OyJyJ 10 boxes Cherries, J
20 ' Cordials,
20 half and quarter Pipes,
Heniseo, Rosse and Dnaoy Brandy. 29 casks
old Monongahela Whiskw-y; also Madeira, Port
and Malaga Wine, Holland Gin, and old Jamaica
Rum, in store and for sale by
June 24, wtf. 548 RICE & NICHOLS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THE subscribers have just received a large and
well assorted Spring supply ollresh Drugs and
Medicines, which they will warrant ol the bestt
quality, to which the attention of merchants, plan-
ters and physicians is particularly called, as they;
have been bought at low prices, in the Northern!
markets, and can be sold accordingly.
may 6 J. n. GROESBEECK &Co.
spring?
HEAD QUARTERS FOR CHEAP"
and Fashionable Sprijig Goods,
AT
Wholesale and IlctaiU
rpHE subscriber respectfully announces toMei-
j. cnants, rianters andtue Puolic, that he has
just received by ship Stephen F. Austin from New
1 ork-, a large and well selected stock ol
French, English and American Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods,
which will be sold at wholesale aud retail at a
small advance from cost.
All fancy Goods, of which I kpep constantly am
ample stock, I will .sell extremely low, and pur-
chasers need only hear ihe price to be fully con-
vinced that I se I Goods lower than ever before-
offered in this city, and as low as can be bought in
New Orleans or any ether large citj .
It is with perfect confidence of remlerine fuil
satisfaction to all who will honor me with a call,
that I re-pectfully solicit an examination of mu
stock. All who buy or not buy, please be mindful
of my motto:
'Tis no trouble to show Goods.
SIMON MANDELBAUM,
2 doors from the Houston House Hotel,
Feb 29 Main street.
CEILOROFORM andUilorolonn luhalers,
Sulphuric Ether, Ess. muMard,
Lemon Acid, Lemon syrup, &.c, &c,
may 6 J. D. GROESBEECK & Co.
A LCOIJOL Ibbls purc,ju-"t iectied and forw.le
IX. by mar 30 ROBERTS f CO.
50 HORSES and MARES. &50 AIULH.S
FOR SALE.
LOW for cash. They can be seen at the wt st
aide of Market square, (in a lot) on Frid.iy the
5th inst. and Monday the 8th insi. The owrjerSin.
be seen at all times at the boarding house near t .e
steam boat landine. JOHN WALDARVU
Houston, May 2d, 1848. d3,
r nWKNTY FIVE boxes Soap, 20 kegsLanli
L 4 bbls Lard Oil. 3bbls.LinBefdOil.
BlS !
wm-t A 9M
m &V!O.Ti
ifheinht&it
Houston and its-victnitv. that he has tMM
the bJa'cksraiihshop ofMessnr.'pramjefi&'Adk;
uuu is iwwrtauy io aoan kiiics oi otscKsmua;,
repiirinjrBn lock?, abd locksdd-kevs of alfi
iion- jueMnng coppu, tss; luism r- uawFi
anr 15 dawtf643 :&' ED M.- GARD10iM '
TTraiTpYJAi, -a1, -ml.-.. u...-'
VV Refined EfjuarjCe Toifei'powderiw
Pe'n riJtleyJK Bay rum. . T?r'
Sagt'" Wr t Cologne watef x
P !Cv2( Ti- 5 rauey soap,
nain'orjHTi.sB.oricirt lvmannds.
Just i
. received and, for sIe by
may i
GJfV -J TV. GROESBEFCK & C.p
.(( WficEb GL'litf MJtj .3W) pounds .saltpetre,
MSaijJ
hy
ms : V"L--- '- l . l . 3a
may G
t,J 4' wnMf'itti:r:cfi'G?ir$
WHITti 'UBA,Dpi2G001b?ii?l tecfiyedJby '
mar 30 i. JfOMEXVS Cp.'
GulceiltiH aiid New-OfUmislUr'iSSMaiiJjinri
vf;gtersimp.
a .- pHIGSMlpw- atfd.swia
CMB$&ccnmmasdef2 VwiM ',
. makevrefblarrfefctweerj,
'incr th KHaumfiM'ffrMl A
vhj iitoi una jJinv-c, nuiire vjaiuiuuy,v.llgHHfc m'
thereafur she will leave Galveston and New Orleans
alternately every Saturdayi
The well Known ability and experience of Capt.
Crane, and his strict and proaipt attention to the order
of hi ship, and comfort of his passengers, insure a safe
and pknsuut trip at nil tiniLS to the traveler by this
vessel. . z5
Thd cabin accommodations of them"Galveston" are
nil that can be desired in point of splendor, comfort or"
convtnience. "
Punctuality in the days of her departure as adverti-
sed, will be strictly adhered to. wfW
For freight or passage, apply on'boardr or,to , i
RICEjiALTAMS CO.
Galveston, March 27th, 1843- ' w 3m 64ft
PER STEAMERPAIMRTTOS '
35 SS,SS v '
2 " tanners'oil. ' 'ir i
25" oldryewhLskey ;Jvf
20" Potatoes, received: asd for saUyt'-
nov 13 ROBERTS & CO, 4
I Uai" received, 4-bblsLiBsedd Ui,'
alHEsnBscribef resjietfuiry iri&ms einh!&iifg iW&nd tiricr fcqktlw.Nwt; 'sJ
.. of Houston and its yicinitv. that he has rMMtfff fnfiiiif f'?,rrV"t Tt ' a - -J- -
iui nuiiuiiMeiiriin. i.nB.Dn mnu iaM tu -"
5'i TWoei,U mass. ,7wf KpsbHi;.atin
,300 tilphor: VSp3jteL
1 00 rgjv ' . Ct , PP1 raTT T
1(10 "4. SOd ' alo-m,; - g
5U " edril.ari-dYoV?!
1
'Mkm.4 JbWS spirit's TgrpUe- :, f AW of ;he St? g4fprimta't tiw
SUbls cm&Whx -$ HOMRTS iC6. fiite. &.W f jMr14
mayS Hg -ROETS!i,rkff
mf a carit;3
T MORRiKftGiMaJAkfStiiiiirilMMk'tC'
tl .tate andlefrwe. OOmpmioot WWii
PanitnL Mnitu-Mit.4Froil'itm. Tsms.'v f-"
Negroc3 fewwtie. Threej Bernyearaof age,
one i. andeine isyearsol agB, 4joundand ealihy
and of ffoocLvhnBter--title iadbpttiable ana will be
sold low -fbrjeash. Also; threftbung, wdrrien nop
ciiuaren, ior.saiagoa terras., Hiso.-iwooia worn-;
Gil, 'VU.iJUft;,.JftBlll JW 4nJMC10 ftJltfTIft, HUUBWlIf,
SjlHrV. y' lP
and will be said low fbtoiefeTiyp. Merris, ScntwWgKllO'0"'11'?1?
Agent. , r. 'tk ,y yiJJJax&z&tim.
City properfylor'Sale. 40 acresaf land adjoiniurRJ siyed by apl t g
thecity, wen nsprovja. Bas-agooo, new iran
nouse ana Kiicsen ana cwieifj, ana a one yara
fhriihlipru.i--riB!inrf. it U VhTltifii1 nlnce fara 1
vatc reaideficeiThe 40 ncreir'of land and iproT
roentscan be bolfht for 34000 itfdiSerenl pt.yret
n rpVfriTVtrmt near lh2'nitV3 Par furlher
r.MM
ticulars calLen JsMorns, at buija, first -door biixr.
. ; - .rv.;; r r-i- . -7 .""-w-
thefQld Capitol- ' ; . daB3mllgu
da3ni Ilfei
j k LIGHT- P&t iSh'cx'i
aPmVnbhr. EitnttMl. 8 bfcsrTneT Ml. . .2
'B Cborpfrw candl&. 8 bo:fe iraaBlfne'iiiif '
dre.4,lirreetiyed by " -f 333 ' . 3a
nrw nnnns. Aj&.tid
ived, a fresh.stock of 7j'y'?tr3
alsBoolS, Shoes, Sadflery Hatd-
arc, irroccrzw, etc., anij itr saai
!4L ' ' ;
VLf. UJiUEStSKKCK $ CO.-
lRQNND'TEEir
TUST receiSrsjFbrig G B Ldiriaf4 frottfXew
iAiKork.alaifeasfJorlment.of SwetdesindjMMr
Jcatntefffctf evrl,.Engysh blister steel 'German.
&5jUiica.h steel, for sale byfZt-gi 'i
api mo wiry , fuu,,.tiu&tui.
Se. or TorMtfU.,
:??
m4Mbz House MMKosseg. iHif
block -MMi ABclosed. 5Apt4y H 5 .
26" &mr mMTAKUGEl
i, HardwrnrtilirmeHr
ltml - iei. Kr. t "v
rpHE Bijiei ha3itMt alarg&asn. y
ju uicui iha wj,auui3i ROfuwAic, x ni.& irmmfy
'uuuery, eiir.j,ic e ours loraie ai ibs. jvhmhj
.reasonable ftmm - u
He has. alMfi.8srtmeat'of cooking a
-narlorstoreMtlw otroved natterns Si
nas connecteavwK fcis.-Hliera a copper, tin a
-sheet iron MBifMtArrAU ordens far cbprt!
! WUSTw
I tg&f&Fftf
1 -ware, lYuouoKW
i vei y low priejB
may I js&
lid or iron 7e,.wlrlif. BrotHptir "nnd Vui.' oJ
tactorilv. mttim&V'VZm. WILSONKkiUja
VVisrAs.'
', 6juWur Gmerux
TTJST iiI?Aalresapiyif.t&atrypo:
O ular TiaJmhit Th stugo' wt iu twefc j.or
md no oniMiil ctct itfl" For .sale.br
de28 Zmpf ROBERT A CO -
-AB
mHAL SUPIW
T)RO
laciMMWiMs
J. porters?!
1 pfvetH-.
jius-utert ai
;awg
ed by
X-ZKAlk
WMMBSSXh;':
HvmL5M.m " I
Received $mJr)tM,ii ?i
iorcasnoy 1
AWDT X-
"lAREY'iPiAf
Hff-r&Q ruughi-lron "C '
!
Jreva Plon?bs. vaitimamiimm. itfulraccived anV
for sale by boe.8 AMBQ&ik CO; j
FRESq-GAITDEKiaBEns;,. ;;
FRESH Gatden'SeeistllieRMMftof 184" fe s
tbeboxor quantity, JBSt.rcSvsl(n4' lor s?
bv
dec 30
ja amfovniK' w,
j.
D GROESBEECK53!
Houston, Texas,
DEALERS in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots.
Shoes, Hats, Saddlery, Clothings and al?
kinds ol Goods generally used by Planters. v,
N. B. Advances made on Cotton, which wllbr
shipped for sale to any Market which may be de
sired.
Importers also of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
uiassware, renumery, t?ai&$yim
A full supply always on hattU Partlcnl
tention will be given to filliagCei ol'f hyIciJiwt?
iui tuuuuj ('jrtc.n-c, uu'va wvivjnijvuea 141;
nished and warranted. -J i' rt ang.23
Cm BBLd.,sirlriTrptiBe.3Tbs.iardO)L
winter Mf,3a'rcyil'iBdYorsit by
junta -h- t VMUJCa&MiilLm W
Tii.RNiSH.-r-! saUwtrjOM ViKBteVf'
"7Wgsils iftifcTaraferiupri&ryj
s '3u KaeRia TmiMii
jusi receives irom ue raaaiuiKers,nu-Jors"
low, by feb.l JtOSRXTStfC
hncro nrttnoijtr l-J Terai9m jit "leL -Jtt
--o-rrr' nrj ..-v... - 'J s2
oy -arv J, . fffcuKHUKJ'JCr9.
Jn"Z,rfJi i:tfon. Lt
TUST pobUshed-and lor sle al the Telegrapk
1 fnHMft.7iTM2n . .... T-1 ion -ftV
j vni.c,Tiatiij.i.irrct. Jiyj iQ-itijya
IlATENTgaiwicgeubl Medicines ol eyerjf
description foraale-bf
may 21
3b j KuetiK ra & uw
L
ADIES SHOEftf.r-A superioasiortment-ofLa ,
dies' anLCbilaKn0 'shoes, jut received ondalK 4 1
. k.. v.c, it. nn noiieciircpvA&,? '4,
sale bv
j u ot. . ft-.ftw,, ui-mn v.y . A
PCi JPHailSj'assorted,
fJJ lflf reams straw cap paper,
-OS " u medinm "
16- boxes Collin's Axes,
' 5fl tnYlOol
riflft 1
4-fti
,a
-t
W' '. 1. 'tHfe
1 WwaHp m 1 CTri-
PwNr'Vx-VMBf) tflBSjRtMM
mohb vmi rtMjraL-ii taiw
SAi . .. . . ' ' "iBIK.
BQHXT3 A CSSM -mCM
m ii a -aLMKyi . 4
JJ - WMMs
-MEKiJ
M WTpSZr
33rb-
m. .
DR. Thrutton's'P.illsfw' ihttctt(pi Chi 1 odd
Fever, debility.'fce.Vfipk rejy4 ai,afor sale
by theborordoseaii " ,
feb 20 &r V - TIOBSRTS' Jt- CQ's. ad
h.
L
-sr ar. at
iiJk
gSL fc3ftc..
St B5?t'
- ? 20 '' ,8 X 10 " - jf" 4
ma&.f RpottfrfnBfnrC.1,V " ?ftW30 f
jft;fc S :jDR'OE8Bgi:CK:
aitfa lbs.c6pperas0Olbs Aliff,
v?-' 90 lbi sal ?! 30" Ibrsnljftra
.'. 3y& 400" Brimstoae.iust recivfti".lrnr
1 'i'ii(m 'reirteotklihmmm&Wfr'
jreelrVl new, los ptor s yttmaMrEfi
OUU WhlteL'-lj.iwiriuTwieitiae;
Red lead. lJitBerCMMKuaYDl alt
articles used by FarifihKl 0iriJe ay
j April 28. '46. - i g'J5IkOMWPCK.
ONE gall
p.gallonwMjtrocks
iucs'riceeived. a lew shoulder B!Nv?i Rivi
ivedia lew shoulder iimctsi civina
lief and sapportilo the ChesnandiSBine an
. - -. i :rf i - . -' '."
wr , tie to Vin Rmwi w & CU.
vn
'Orr4V44
ifMhwU Tstl Setdtlux
3BBKRTS &. CO
'ffnverfiir; 4ov
"&a
Pia he largest boi-
IPsiP'Jyer used. It is
KROBEUTS & Co..
L
opl H
1$ jtgelftffof Honstop.
S';TlUirt4euttCnnAas slaves.
JLUp1JIk4Hilce-: bedlia.ns,
TSnkey., 'Jkt I tf5Sd "
TtJqfJforeep;TA sjfcgjaduaffc measures,
- may GPD. JqtlSSBCK & Co.
61A AAMbWiriieLea , (.uieju-st rtceived
l j r m tf.tfwtt hn.ntin.t:o "
e -Atlantic company, and for
sale bv
feb20
KOBKHTS-& CO.
Texas U. S. flaiHDine oi'lages.
"HOVSTON JKD SANAJSfFONIO.
KJsZ.Z
,?5?5?J5$p
ONilijH 1 1 ililju iliJ 1 day.'of Jannary.JL
VJiirrtgtfknIine of Stages will leaveP?
Hoaioiverr other vdar lor Austin.' JanrTon.
iiffifr i,andtfakrJNtjg"ill leaye-Aastia for '
mmfa SaAtaBio tw5lfiweek,
fd Ssrdayand- wWacect
VSUB
rooch eachVavre'ai"dahaCaM.l
S20M.tMlit cenurVMr.ovilP forK mm
.baggatvmtMbUh powds, a,'
.konjIqtr.'Dfe. mflSijIffi 'wk '4iirl I
W.4H
r att BlekMri.7i 1 i.'fci) ete, 1 or wtk by
ION- STROP. 3(Kwf ia.ifrii
Wve'tfsad forValeWl lic , -wH
vt name xtz ,
ifBE co.iMJKurLJiEliiik
OR the Smh &ai Wte 1 Vp JuhpTi Fn
iar 1 -1 immnKLar tmmi
.. -3ac " y -''
tw. rnrusion-UKtiianiciW.iws,
X yfebSO ROUfcRTiaat
I& vUA-a3:
Wfiv. t A, k fiJ'WiH A 1VT TY-m 1 1 a
ifuil.iaclkes ltiWS
pr ww uwmri, jqsi jeceiveai
!' octal . ROBERTS ic
a, GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
iTlQPWati--,$JNKps, jSiaip, Pepper, Saej
r, .B.W.; ? -t ' fSUCR4 '
:V"iVLav MMlflTT
Wf" 1
46.0h
,1 '--' vstf.-wmapmpcs
i.umll jl J&nwEL?
5
tb!f,fiDgiish Caloaael,3j00 rfncrUui-
ninlorsale.by
apklSwtf 88 A RICE & NICHOLS.
"f AFO RESALE:
LtiUAtiL.C iiutr,
ad"a'o8ut
7 ana ner dot c.
mv,
ik'l
3t-Er
Hrv
r& i&wEEtWiim-fmm
GIWBfWNjforill
Arfl ikisSSTi- RomW
Sl
J -UASfjBJ;iieiv
4&UJ54K'
UtID
4 Tiiieij
caeWHasis.
J,ftj.' 1
X1iSW9i
t Si
IO OO'WtgEJt
ittiSoM -do Swear
okfssos.i
.msrxa
iJi.VRUi
8 lUboxeayaa
pHl fSbexes Gunpowdfe
. l HnlnliCftJ
"?oy
v,..
per brar a
r . ' J-. D,
T received, Jt.saplt M fresh T.
cines,stich;a5 4 'i
ifCompo6Uio
lay ens e, T.
ed-HtWj,
fceiSlj w i
Hft
;rnwu
it&JmttitW-aai
Arm .n.'Jtau
wamwEEcs & a,
F ZVPRl
)R,TAT10j
XV'HE attedtion iMm
t futselectioii df xfw
fesljre fflf ited to-a Wati-
:07iaoBIW! WtB
.1 sow cpyB7.-mo!
w
befcaiid
Ba-
tAi
mm
Jfcegi
'voe Atcrrui - f-
twwi,v
metsecK.
aMfeJUtt
nhfio'i
aaeh
&',
White kid-Mfc1
Grass skrrts,4 "
nrLV.1-!.
nnrDnn
miM.rfftkx
saupeio ivorj
Raperand w
cmbaamid &ij
FBl'kfandJol'diDacca.,
farasolajind
PrjpeteTiaFrfftcl Mt
I- TIM. fWSsTft.
irnue. -ana EBitmmrmJa
pves, ?$ '
Jtat
hue. and
1, adk GiQiaCS9ii
"'PK'ui M
Len
silkmmSTv?S
UIIC9. - 'J.'J -
Qnpf a wrtha t;
Cambria EdgHgnvadJa
SpiJgK .1 .',-.
Fancy EredMpng, '
FbioiaWft Hrxw; boB-
BrimiT9.v ..'
? Thread, an&ttabbinvcdz-?,
-- . i . . ' nt
Vl"'
.m.
Zdhl
insB.
Cd bonnel w,
?V
' scool mum. BakcrTa Me Thread,
lllMil
lev's sankefed n8adlagu-emposiu'a&
baiifcina. oJQaKFilLFnnffeand.,iK'-lk. asilacr
bafei"oifaVajWiLzopay r wtdIam and
calorsd sgc& silks,' bgonib8 af Mf msEm-
ory bajtlcart cases, gtbli99vriMtlfclta, cotton.
corf, Fjfeajscol
i!K Pft
i Blaekandco
co iHisltMaaMiiaien, kid
oers. mano
gaiters and JH gaiters. .
for wrinsr asisummer
ftJ-V - -.1-.!
HbCK auu ii
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Moore, Francis, Jr. Democratic Telegraph and Texas Register (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 18, 1848, newspaper, May 18, 1848; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth48496/m1/3/: accessed June 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.