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Sept. 7, 1867—3w
had a
He calls
mi,-
fn^ing
an peace, but war
cite the bourse,
oiaes,
apon
rests, iPPi
to J udge Mabrey, who
handred dollars and then remits
fine.— The criminal rides off iu tri-
, and is the hereof the occasion."
indictments against
Guest, and called on persons to go
with him and seek him. They declined
were fined, and upon some
were
N. S. Rector, administrator
of S. L. Leonard, de-
, . Hi Mj final account currant far
thesettlemei& of said estate, and as said ac-
count wiU be acted upon at the next regular
term of the County Court of Travis county, to
be WW at the court-house in the city of Austin,
on tbe hurt Monday of September, 1867, notice,
therefore, m hereby giren to all persons inter-
ested to appear and show cause, if any, why
the same should not he approved
tbe 7th
mili to 12 miles
Mill farther
■but the best
I
Witness my official signature, this 6th day hauling to dp all Sail from my mill to the city
iCi?^ -^;£sSs%i ,-vl* A nafín ai* *A UMfont'c iíí.t> ak ill kc.r
September, 1667.
: J.
sept7 3w*
G.
Cl'k C. C. T. C,
The Cretans still resist in
tains. At Athens it is
while
A negro named Langston applied for
[aytian Ministership to the President,
him /that there was no
should a vacancy
reason why Lang-
considered.
To the enquiry whether the President
would grant Langston another inter-
view in a week, replied yes.
The'Canadian Parliamentary nomi-
nations were attended wn
able riots. McK.ee was hooted down
at Montreal, and 3 men dangerously
stealthily ; and citizen force could at
any day be obtained to arrest him, if
they knew where to find him.
There are not "dozens of such men
in this region." There is no other one
who has committed such outrages; and
those who have committed less, bare
be*© arrested and tried.
ÉMÍ8 not true that "the colored#peo-
ple are afraid to make complaints." —
consider; make them daily, and have had
; them adjudicated both in the military
and civil courts, with a fnlf measure of
AVE just received at
_ started stock of Pare
Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffe, 4c., (lió
old stock,) would respectfully ask a share of
public patronage. One of tbe tirm an old
experienced druggist, will be found at the
Btore punctually. Call and see ue
June 28,18S7.—ly
beaten. The cavalry charged a mob j justice; ami as to registration, they
of the beantifdl
fBMfej
es the sac-
of whose
ile two sqnadreps guar-
ded the candidates homes; 30 casual-
ties. '
Paras," ngnst 31.—'TbéSEmperor
made a short speech at Marseilles, and
commented on the pacific state of affairs
fe Europe. He prophesied that cer-
tainly peace gave impetus to trade and
ress for spreading unfoun-
MS3®#
i for past
friends, espedaBy
-The September
' this sterling periodical has
The
Guard
, títere is
and wa-
ttalism and
from the Civilian
Merriman, the late
Island. There is no
Its gen-
will produce
> solemn days of yel-
i edited at
f would
Each number
:t fifty pages With an in-
on fine paper
■ m
London, August 31,—Noon.—Con-
sols, 94 1-8. Bonds, 73 3-8.
Liverpool, August 31—Evening.—
Cotton dull and easier; uplands, 19d ;
Orleans, Í0 I-2d.. - .■É
Washington, August 31.—general
Steadman's visit was merely one of
courtesy. Rumore, again attaching his
name to the War Department, are un-
founded. % ~ r -"J
The Cabinet is harmonious and no
change imminent.
JSct Orleans, Aug. 31.—Sales of
cotton 160 bales ; dull, Low Middling
25c; receipts, 80 bales; exports 497
bsdes. Gold 14I£.
Pass, Aug. 31.—Napoleon spoke at
Amiens. He consinerea his enthusias-
tic receptions
otism of
of the
the people. Alludin
Mexican question, be said he did not
consider the French honor tarnished,
of its prestige impaired. German events
left Prance tranquil; and it is certain
that peace in Europe will remain undis-
turbed. He will do his utmost to pro-
mote tirade and more liberal institu-
tions.
Washington-, Aug. 31.—The Attor-
ney Generals report, on which the
President removed Sickles, will be pul>
lished on Monday. It appears that
. M.Hal- Sickles held that he was not amenable
to Grand Juries, U*S. Marshals, or U.
S. District Attorneys, while in com-
mand of a Military District, created by
an act of Congress, and in which the
powers of military commanders are de-
have had it without molestation, and
have gone through it with a promptness
which the whites would have done well
to anuíate.
Still there are cases arising here,
which require occasional prompt ad-
ministration of justice, and we hope to
see it impartially administered by the
military tribunals, until civil tribunals
are invested with the proper power,
and backed by the necessary support,
to insure prompt and vigorous action.
But the Bed Biver county has been
grossly misrepresented, in what purr
ports to be a representation of its gen-
eral tone, and tendencies.—The Stand-
ard.
m . • ■ >
To'Make Wise without a _
Tke following recipe has been handed
us, which may be useful to those who
have no wine press, and desire to make
wine for home consumption:
Take one bushel of grapes, mash
thoroughly with a wooden pessel, add
10 lbs. sugar and 1 gallon of prater,
cover to exclude flies, and let it remain
three days to ferment, strain it through
a flannel cloth, when you may bottle
■ up.—Reporter.
. I _
The grape crop being large this
year, títere will be á considerable
amount of wine made in this counl
for export, we suppose at least 10,<
" na. This will in a few years be a
ng business in Smith county.—Ty-
ler Reporter.
R. LUBBOCK & SON, Auctioneers and
• Commission Merchants, Long Row, Main
street, Houston, Texas, solicit consignments
of produce and merchandise. Will also give
special attention to tbe sale of real eétate.
oct&-iy
| _ INCORRECT.
In a review of Governor Throckmor-
n'e address to the people of Texas,
i retiring from thé Governorship of
State*the Austin Republican re-
the exaggerated statements writ-
to Flake's Bulletin, of outrages in
the Bed Biver County.
1 We do not rptead to cover or
fnonnity of violent acts committed
* t have on the contrary, repeat-
solicited military action to correct
e', by the assump-
* over tke Dis-
The nature controlling powef
The Sultan %nd the Women.—John
the
Guest, however, was arrested,
persons, who, living near him, co
occasionally hear his whereaSouts,
watching long and faithfully, they
rested him. Then the military aid was
not given to his retention ; and he was
let out of JaaL The citizens guarded
faithful^, until they wore out in
service. People from tbe country
would not eome in to guard him.
But it iz not true that he is 'regarded
as a Itero/ by one respectable man in ' " CONGRESS AVENUE,
the county j or any otherwise than
with the utmost detestation, by all re-
spectable citizens. It is not true that
he "rides freely into town, and has
dined with the King of: troops of admirers. " He dare not set
in this town, Otherwise
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL /;
DRUGGISTS,
¡TIN, TE X A 3 .
a -well
W. J. Darden...
W
.......Vf. S. Delany
& DELANY, Attorneys and
at tow, Columbus, Texas.
Robsra Building, one door
Hall. deel-iy
given in iBcasurmcnt and
quality Wñce, fS^r lOOfeet at the mill nn-
of the Brazos river can croas at Wi
it being the nearest. Dr. Carr, at Na'
will show all persons with teaasa 1É
route to tbe mill.! will give 30 or 50 teams
of Austin or to Brjaat's Station, or iivrther
West. S -- . •
Send in your bills and have them sawed, so
¡at they Biay season. I stock all lumber as
soon as sawed. Apply to me at the mill.
118 ^ ED. McGEHEE,
Audcreon, Grimes Co., Texas.
• . Aug,31,1867
for the hearing of
Judicial District, com-
81st <iay of Octobfr,
ppmHUv^ü
tober, 1867"
One week is
causes from the 1
mencrtig,« Monday
1867.
One week
cmieee Irotn the 7th
counties ct Dallas, EUis, Hill, Jobi >n,
ter,Tarrant, Eratliand Hood, commencing
on Monday, the 38th of October, 1867.
And it was ordered that tbe above assign-
ment be published ibr six, successive weeks i.
previous to the 7tb dáy of October 1867; and
the clerk At Austin is charged with tbeesecu-
tion of this order.
Attestfy GEO. VT. G. BROWNE,
■mi C. S. C., at Austin, i
for the
of ants,
MEDICAL CAED!
M. ¿MARTIN SHÜLTZ,
GERMAN PHYSICIAN,
from tbe G1TY of YIENNE, AUSTRIA, has
opened his Oftee on Congrua Avenue, opposite
the City Hotel, where he vtaiis upon the Pub-
lic at all hours. He professes to be Master of
ail old chronical and climate diseases, and
sol if its tbe attention of all Invalids and the
PuH c ingeneral. " < ' •
Madame SHULTZ, who is an experienced
Midwife, begs leave to say to the Ladies of
Austin and the surrounding country, that ahe
is ready at any time to answer to calk in her
Lustiu, Texas, Aug. 28,1867;—4w
ED. I* I 3ST2ST X JKT,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
IN HANCOCK'S BRICK BUILDING,
wi Next door to the Postoffice, *"•' 1
APSTIN.
- Sel
—bsfets to^-
The Merchants of Austin.
M ST Consignments solicited.
ang 17-tf
P. R. Lubbock.
— .T. U. Lubbock.
W. C. BOON—Office Glasscock's Buil-
r ding, west side of Avenue.
aug31 '67—tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—At the
Pcbraary Tern, A. D. 1867, of tbe Coun-
ty Court ¿if Hays County, let^rs of admin -
tration were eran ted to the undersigned upon
tbe estate of John W. Porter, deceased. All
jiersotts having claims against said éstate will
present them to the undersigned within the
time required by law, and all those indebted
are requested to make payment immediately
W. 0. HUTCHISON, Adtu'r.
Aug 31,1867-Ow
DOLBEAR '''COMMERCIAL
= COLLEGE
Garden Seeds.
EF. VJRGIN, successor to D. Maupay,
Dealer in Seeds, No. 104 Gravier street,
between Camp and Magazine streets, New Or
CoaxER or Camp an Common
In the elegant nnd sjmcious Iron Building,
NEW ORLEANS.
leans.
flugSI '67—ly
in
¿van-
Dew of the Alps
FOR SALE wholesale by all the
New Orleans, Charleston,
uah and New York.
DEW OF THE ALPS
Received the first premium at tbe Paris Expo-
sition.
DEW OF THE ALPS.
The manufacturéis of the above cordial not
only received the first premium at the Puis
~ *" but were decorated by the Em-
P«w- tí ■ ,
DEW OF THE ALPS
For sale by afl the Druggists, Grocers and
Fruit Stores m the United States.
p| BRANDYrRUM AND WINES.
5,000 esses old Cognac Brandy, imported
pecially for private ose.
300 caws Old Jasaaiea and St. Croix Rum,
bottled before the war.
10,000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port, some
very old and superior, various brands, all war-
WOLFE, 4
82 Beaver street, New York.
ik 1808.1
Ang. 31,1807. 3m
¡i
ing been rendered null, we desired vig-
orous exercise of the military; but so
■, have not had full benefit of either;
to the valuable services, and
service
ob-
success of
r.
may won be
constituting the
approve
per-
to hold meet-
' The best
to this false charge, ÍB
the meeting held
10th, when .the mass of the
jnumber of
their de-
Récoc-
j... •
G. Saxe, in a letter from Paris to
Boston Post says:
Of the many princes, large and little
who have come at his Majesty's bid-
ding, the most observed, and perhaps
the most observing, is the Sultan of
Turkey. A rather handsome, decidedly
shrewd and somewhat truculent per-
son is Abdul Aziz, a very different
sort of fellow from his unlaureated
brother the Sultan as was, a little while
ago, and who was only remarkable for
ezoriousness and extravagance. Nat-
urally enough the women throng
around his Highness wherever he goés.
Half the coquettes of Europe, married
and single, have been bowing at his
royal feet, anxious to eclipse each oth-
er ip hi5 royal eyes, and perhaps ambi-
tions tó outshine in his Highness's fan-
cy, the finest of his odalisques at home.
Alas I it is all Love's (or rather Van-
ity's) labor lost. One of his High-
ness suite (whom an over-curious
Frenchman questioned on the subject)
made answer that of all the Sultan had
seen in France, he liked the women
least.
_ • ■ .U-. ' 1 j. ^ ".r C-. r,."..; • * • ' ■ -
Of one very stunning coterie, which
he was expected to admire p<?r force,
he said, with inore point than polite^
ness, that their laces were the best
BASTROP MALE AND FEMALE
OOLLEO-E.
THIS old and well known Institution of
Learning, established by Col. R. T. P.
Alien, a distinguished graduate of West Point
i PACntTT.
T. B. HOOD, A. M., Supt. and Prof, of
Modern Languages and English Liturature.
C. A. JAMSS, (of the University of Vir-
,) Prof, of Ancient Languages and Moral
J. G". JAMES, (Of the Virginia Military
Institute, tote Prof. In the Kentucky Military
Institute,) Prof, of Mathematics and tbe Nat
ural Seiences
MISS ELIZA J. COLEMAN, (tote of Soule
University,) Preceptress in Young Ladies De-
partment. ¿V. "'iiSSsSik'J-
MISS SALLIE E. BALLARD, Teacber of
Music. .
[opkx CONSTANTtr, day and evening.}
Founded in 183S—Chartered by the Legisla-
ture of Louisiana, with Commercial, Agri-
cultural, Mechanical and Literary Depart-
:
.
¿ :
WWM
TAYLOR'S
WORM KILLER.
new, chkap akb ckrtaín remedy
wm iifigi
Silver Thimbles,
Hose and
É ■: • ,rj
m s
Cologne aid Lubin's Extraets,
Dolls and Doll Heads,
Netts fi tbe bair,
Factory Thread.
$
fob
SCREW WORMS,
TICKS, OCXS. &c.
OLD SORES,
I AM now prepared to i
| raisers oí Texas, the beet
the destruction of the Screw1
^ v~
furnish to the stock
preparation for
■■■■■. ,JP orms ever offer-
ed to tbe public. It has never failed m a single
instance. I used it with great succees last
year when calomel and every thing cl e
and stock men who have tesfajd it fully,
nounce it the best remedy they ever tried. All
its ingrediente arehighlvbealing intl*?ir pro-
perties, and after one Thorough application,
there is no danger of any new appeaáaltce of
worms. Jgsí Wr
Prepared hy D. W. TatíjOR, of Belton, Te
For sale in Austin by
ang I7-4t ALEXANDER & THOMSON.
Primary Department, $3 00 per month, in
specie.
Intermediate Department, $4 00 per month,
$6 00 per month, in
Greak, Spanish, German, (extra,) $2 00 per
month, in specie.
Music, $5 00 per seoaatb, in specie.
Board, exclusive of lifhts sad washing, $15 00
per mqnth, in specie.
Contingent lee. $1 08 per month, in specie.
Invariably in advance.
For further information apply to Hood &
James, Bastrop, Texas.
U. S. Currency taken at specie rate*.
Bastrpp, August 10,1867-tf
Stolen. *
thing about them. As to their-style ofiir\N Friitoy night, 21st inst., fion .
dressing, he complained both of what mule, toanded on the
they had on and what they had off-
declaring that their heads were too
heavily laden for good taste, Mid their
bosoms too bare for decency. Indeed
he was quite severe on the impudieity
of theiownecked dresses, anddenounc-
fignon with unoriental vehe-
mence as a monstrous invention of the
enemy of beauty; marveling greatly
that "women, endowed by nature with
a head small, round and beautiful,
should be at so much painB to make it
huge, irregular and hideous." Sooth
to say, there are some good Christians
who quite agree, on this pointy with tbe
representative of Mahomet.
m -i
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
J| *
■(gill
AND GENERAL DEALERS
GROCERIES AND STAPLE
LlVAGA, TEXAS,
, make <s eb advances on cc
, Wool, etc., to our i
i and New York.
shoulder with the letter H, about 15 bands
high, heavy set; was roacbed some time since.
ASo, at the saate time, a new saddle—a yellow
tree rigged with black leather. I will pi
"20 (specie) reward for the delivery of aa
limal to me at Austin.
aug31 4t A. A. COOK.
TBIS College has,' by its own merits, and
thorough, practical plan of education, out-
lived all the liberally endowed State Colleges of
this and south-western States. It is the
Commercial College m the United Suae*.
the instruction is qualificd^be^e graduating
to keep any Set of Books, it matters not what
the business, and do the Corrcapond nGe of na;
house. Students can attend the Commercis
Course or the Literary or Agricultural Course,
or to Penmanship, German, I^tin, or Greek
Languages, Telegraphing, Phonography, Pen-
manship Book-keeping, or the higher
matice, etc., separately.
We have ample arrangements ft one thou-
sand students wring the current year.
N. B.—Merchants, Planters,Lawyers,Steam-
batmen, Builders,etc., can here learn to <
keep, and close their book «onsr-C-tly m Í
tm
BKNETITS OF ATTEKnlsa THIS OOIXBGX.
1st. Tbe student saves much time and mo-
ney—as there are special Professors and apart-
ments for each branch, and all things are
taught and practised as in bumness. ,
2d. Pkvhassuiv is taught as a science, (and
not by imitation) hence all can easily learn.
We have one of the meet distinguished penmen
living, as Professor.
3d. Our Graduates are sought by business
men and may be-found, as Principals, Book-
keepers and i Jerks, in a large portion of the
Banks and Business Houses of this cite and
over the South. ' They receive $1000, $2000,
or $3000 per annum. This education to tbe
best fortune parents can give their sons.
4th The Diploma of this College to a pass-
port over tbe Commercial world.
5th. Young Gentlemen who have
neglected their studies, can here be -qi
for business in a short time.
merftoopen similar in^^^ms'Eoañ^uth-
em Cities, Mexico, Brazil, etc., if they come
weUrec^meo^aB to ^
will have a liberal deduction made.
N*B.—Those who write for Book-keepers
or Teachers should give full particulars. Those
who send young student should put their rao-
y in the hands of their merchant or the Pre-
ient. The South must «tor educate prarti-
tíy orbe forever the totiMgvmo! qf ihtTiortk.
Circulara and Catalogue*' sent to nil
desire them •
BOARD.—Students can board with the
Professors' and other good families at $30 to
IÍIlIlTH—For seven years N. Orleans
has been as healthy as New York or Philadel-
ijp5** Coixege Ornes, Room No 8.
TKttBS-P1YABLE IM ADVANCE.
not limited $ 35 00
ble and single entry,
etc., a perfect course -•• • 500©
Arithmetic—including all commercial
calculations.. 5000
Lectures on Commercial Law. 9000
[The above constitutes the Commercial
Course.]
Stationery for Commercial Course, in-
cluding blank books..............
Stationery tor Penmanship...
Burnet Academy.
THIS Mahtand Female Academy^ chartered
by the laat Texas Legislature, will be
prepared to commence its first session of ten
months, on the First Monday in September
proximo. The Trustees have spared no pains
in procuring Teachers of experience and of
approved ability.
The-pure, cool water, fresh mountain air,
and a well organised institution, give to Bur-
net at once, superior advantages for preserving
health and-promoting education.
Good boarding can be had in respectable
families, at from $8 to $10 per month. Wash-
ing, extra.
For narticulars address ^ ■*-- \
J. T. MOTLEY, Principal, or
Í. P. MAGILL.
President of Board.
Burnet, Aug. 14,1807.
- Shirts, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, wi}l be sold very lo* I
SHOES—Ladies' Misses and Childress, avary
large assortment. Call and see.
SADI ÉBIMÍ
Salver
ame®,Collars for
; Plated llames for
i s d Wap««, single^or ^
- Bridles, «ships, Side Saddles, Thread,
Shoe and Saddler's Leather—fair and
btock. Also, Sole Leather; Leather for
covering Buggies and Coaches.
CARPETING—A fine assortment.
Also,Matting, whiteaadchecked, Window
Glass, all sizes; French and .Pittsburg Paint
Brushes, Paints, Putty, Pipes and Cigars,
MMf| f Tobacco, Snuff * ~ "
rases, Hints, &c.
even
do them i
f
LIQUORS—-Rye, Bourbon, Dexter and Mag-
nolia Whiskey; Champagne, Port Wine,
Claret, &c., &c., &c.
STATIONERY—Letter and Note Paper;
and Account Paper; Envelop^,
Pens, Pica Holders.
INKS—Red, White aad ladeiiibte.
SADDLER'S ORNAMENTS for bridles and
saddles: a large assortment of Saddle
Naih; Rings, japanned and plated, «11
kinds; Buckles, Bridles, Bits, Ladies'
Stirrups, Curtain Fnwee, American and
Mexican Spurs, Saapps and Padlocks;
Awls and Neediee. Side Saddles.
• 27th Texas Be porte,
THE 27th Volume of Texas Reporte, by Ro-
barás ' * "
-WPPB1 h nowoom-
plete. It oompriees one Hundred and fi%-twa
ajad tmngg the reports «town to the
organisation af ffie present Supreme Court.
Among the cases wiU be found many,of into,
rest and value.
Price, $8 in currency, deUvered at Austin;
or $8 50 when sent by maiL lite 30th Vol-
ume is also ou hand at the same price. Ad-
ras, ROBAROS & JACKSON,
aug24—ltn Austin, Texas.
HARDWARE-Door, Pad and Trunk Locks;
Trowels, Sonares, Rales, Square Hinges,
Butts and Files.
KNIVES—Pocket Knives, Bowie Knma,
Hunting Knives, Cooks' Knives, SwMng
and Case Knives, and a general assortment
of all kinds.
St
Harf't Catholic
.WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM
good for Dyspepsia.
SCHNAPPS are
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM
good for Gout.
SCHNAPPS
WOLFE'S SCHI5SDAM SCHNAPPS are
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
good for all Urinary Complaints.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS arc
good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
_WOLF E'S ^CIHEDAMSCHNAPPSare
in the Stomach.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDJlM SCHNAPPS cor-
réete the change of water.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS is the
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
recommended by the medieal faculty.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS are
sold by all Grocers and Apothecary .
SCHNAPPS are
are a
J should
-are
mm
Institute.
SAÜ ANTONIO, TEXAS.
. - g® ijg "'; • - : I
HIS Institute, established in 1852, and
recently enlarged, will be reopened on
the first Monday of September. The course of
studies, in which are included the ordinary
branches of an English, with Spanish, German,
Drawing and Vocal music, is adapted chiefly
to pupi destined for Commercial persuits, but
as desire to acquire a proficiency in
Mathematics, will receive all necessary atten-
tka.lliilf "
• . TERMS:
Boards, tuition, bod and washing; for pu-
pils under 13 years, $500 per mouth—over 18
P" wmAISEm
-,P - - 1 $1,60 per month.
Instrumental Music - $4,00
Cse of Piano or Violin - $1.00
stationery and medical at-
tendance firm extra charges
Payments te be made invariably in advance
id for a period of at feast five months.
For further particulars apply to the Director.
Rev. Chas. Francis. Aug. 24-3m
"SSWT ,. jm
W hitewash Brushes, Scissors.
Cross-cut Sawn, Tea and Table Spoons, Hand
Bells, Planes, Lightning Rods, Spirit Levels,
extra víala; Gun Screw nates,
Candlesticks, Meat Cutters, "^rk-screwi',
Brace Handles, Hand Saws, Hand Axes,
Hamuiers, Smoothing bona, Aaea and
Broad Axes- Pick Axes, Horse Shoes and
lion* Shoe Nails Cut Naife, Cartings and
Ntote« ' ' ' "
MEDICAL 3STOTICJB.
¿ BEALL, mT®,, (tote
iteu-
- ,) has
_ _ _ b*s professional
sctví # to the pnláic.
From an experience of twenty years practice
in Tcxsk he hopes to be aide to give satistoc-
táoa to thoae who employ him.
Especial attention given to Chronic Disca-
s, and Diseases of Women and Children.
Office over the stows of B. S. Rust & Co.
B«ñdence at Col. White's place.
full-
ted ; Teacher' Course of Peamn-
aBiii
1000
250
10 00
ship, caca. 10000
A Life Ticket in all the Departments. 500 00
For any Language.* for Drawing, par
month; each. 2000
igber Mathematics—price depends on
extent of Coarse.
aglish Grammar 50 00
. B.—A student having paid for a Course
in any branch as above, is entitled to a life
Ticket in that Department. He can attend
such branches ac M may desire. There are
Students
"acclty.—kufijs DOLBEAR, President,
Lecturer on Businew Customs, Book-keeping,
IIIlitonHMMl
turcr on Commercial Business
changes, Book-keeping, and
Mood MERINO BUjQKS, of the celebrated
Julian Flock, which I am anxious to sell this
season. The flock is five miles north of Seguin.
in Guadalupe county, near the Austin road,
where purchasers can see them, and select for
lemeelves. HENRY E. McCULLOCH.
Rangers' Home, Aug. 10,1867. aug94—.3w
MR. BAKER S SELECT SCHOOL
it
-sroTTisra- ladibs.
T'HE next sessioo ot this aehool will com-
mence on Monday, September 2,1867, at
Buaas' Hall.
As Mr. Baker does not intend to
aseisteut, he will admit into his school no
"Is than he will be able to auperin-
instruct in tbe most carefu
thorough manner. .
Terms of tuition for the English branches,
vM)-ing fir<mi three to five dolfere, specie, per
month. .•
One doHar per month^^be ch;irged for^iu-
a^Ecie^Mm^of pupils «fetíre to study
• *AA¿*h*V< WÍ11 hp
tural Department. ——, Principal.
The "Lectures ra Agricultural Chemistry—also
on Political Economy—and on Mechanics, etc.,
will begin in Octolier next. Commercial De-
triment, F. A. Monroe, Lecturer oñ
ammercial Law, etc.
Mathematical Department—GEORGE B.
KRACKETT, Professor and Lecturer on Com-
mercial Calculations and Higher M
FÍTH and Í. W. StEARNS, Pitábseraa and
Lecturers ra ]
jxniroemniuiu urowrorw aaqyiriM
Literature, etc.
Professor. . WM
Tuition
|l|pHRi|Hii; THOMAS BAKER.
Austin, Aug, 10, 1867-2m.
MERINO SHEEP FOR SALE.—A
No. 1 flock of 70—stock imported from
and Greek
RINO, REV. A, F.
—
-h ? ■■ ■ '
' . . . • " .
merit, wit
indigence w
^Sp-
ed
fbrted
out price"—the old Hmwatllt m
Tfll it was obviously too
for
m -v,:
K. S. RUST
Wen. compiled to nmon te a
. the three stort
S RED BRICK CORN ES,
I
Which they have fitUánp nod filled «itfc
;
DRY-GOODS, OI
4c., &c„
mgm-
pl
KENS WARE
Dessert Ptotos
eak nut. Dinner and
nps and Saucers, large
•nblera and Glasswaw all sorts and sizes.
Powder, ¡Slot, Lead and v
Grindstcnes, Cement and
Tin and Wooden Ware.
ti * Bedsteads,
címu %v , Ac.
HtJUOOL BOOKS.
Wash-stands.
'w 7 1
GROCERIES.
Cheese, h
Can Fruits,
— ,Eln€Wtee, -j
Dream Tarter,
fand Broun Sugar,
Syñq>, Lard and Hams; ábe,, tc.
STOCK CALOMEL.
Keroeenc Oil, Cooking Stems.
Hows and whsel-bMroM.
McCormiek'a CctolMated Self-Raker's and
PASCHAL'S^TGÉST-Price f!5
''ÓT;
Domestic fabrics of every.
Dress goods for todies i
ware and cutJ
aad
Wood and
qno«,i
very aid
porte*^
Dried fruits, Flour, <3
which .must be
daily give to tie ]
prices—both at
WHOLESALE A
s Wmi ÍG^n^fí
|fi
If you want the .
If you i
If yon want to i
If yon
If yon i
If you ■
If yoa don't know
w$et, go to ,1.
R. B. RUST 4
(str<
TO r. t. MST*c.i
WHOLESALE
RET.
'AIL
Just received and for sale at
A. B. PALMra.
ST AB orders promptly filled,
E. SAUKDKHS.
SAUNDERS &
—IN their kew brick stoue—
• (west side of) ' |
Ü6C18IS,
mm
. mí É 1
.
■ I ^8
* - -
&£ - 'v'^-v
CONGRESS - - - — - - - - A
i • . AUSTIN, TEXAS.
Beg leave to call the attention of country
merchants, and tbe public generally, to iheir
large and well-selected stock of
SPRING AND
Which will be
—O
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Calicoes, ;8i^f« '
Their stock
a full i
trade.
- iSÍS'' '-r-<Zs
i ímé
iMMH
1 II lipii. IU .III
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Josselyn, Robert. The Texas State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 51, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 7, 1867, newspaper, September 7, 1867; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth180441/m1/3/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.