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RATE .OF-AORENTIsING
ExtraordinarY Bird.

We find il foreign Journal statement of
DR.. Livlngstones discoveries in natural his
tory, made up, from the pages of his latest
work on Africa. One Of tile most curious
novelties is that Of an extraordinary bird,
called the "Honey Guide. Whenever this
bird catches sight Of a man it endeavors to
attract his attention by flying from tree TO
tree, looking back each time 1t aights to see
if it be followed, its invarlablo object being
for some unknown reason, to lure him to a
hive Of bees and a store VI honey. Another
peculiar bird is the Buffalo Watcher. As
they lie in the tall grass, these animals might
be approached quite unperceiy ed, were it. not
that this Bird whiehtis seated on the animal.
by tapping its wings and screaming gives
the signal Of alarm. 4 considerable differ
enoe is observed between Africa and Asiatic
elephants. OF the latter only the. males
have tusks, and tLis is not Invariably; while
IN the former they are found both in males
and females.
'e The African male elephant, moreover, is
distinguished by the coavtX shape OF his lore
lead aud the enormous size Vi bis cars re-
,nmbin2 those tuMnd upon Roman cQihs. An
tler very remarkable pccuiitity is, that in
the part of the jaw sinndinG to the place
in which the Wisonilf tooth appears in man,
there is a succession Of new teeth, each OF
which as it cues tlp pushes the others along
and ont at the front ea,! Of The JAWS, thus keeps
ing tile molars sound by renewal, until the an
inlal a-tains a very great age, Locality, itap-
pears, very much affects + q Gts1Taetersof, tho
tusks; those OF anlnlsfa from marshy districts
being the largest, and those from dry districts
the densest and leavie {; In the great Marshes
on the shire, near the ltuo, there is one called
the Elepha t Marsh, in which a vast number
Of these animals are found; ci1ht hundred were
counted in one herd. Bd, Elephants must soon
disappear from the couttry, as 10000 esail
to be annually killed. for the saie OF htLeir
.tusks.
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CoaS B1ER.-Tal1s one pint Of corn, boil
it ntiI it is soft, add to tia pint OF naolasses,
and one gallon Of water; shake them well
together and set it by tie fire, and in twen-
ty-four hours the besr viii he excellent
When all.the beer in the jug is used, just add
more molasses and water. The same corn
viii answer Tor SIX mcnt1s, and the beer will
he fit for use in twelve hours By keeping the
Jug where it is warm. In this way the in
gradients used in making a gallon Of beer
will not cost over ELK cents, and it is better
and more wholesome than cider. a little
yeast greatly forwards the working Of the
beer
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-11

Two polc emen arrested.a negro ct Nat 3hez,
Miss, a few days, ago and, while conduct
ing him to Jail, they were fred upon by
sIUad Of black soldiers, and Martin Clarity
kiIled Soon after this, Colonel, McC3bb APP
pear5d with company Of cavalry and drove
The negroes from town.
An Australian paper describes the fossil
remains Of a bird mot Dead Ducl,l found
in that country, which, when alive and in
ll'feather, must have stood twenty-five feet
higL ! Verify, there we're shanghaies ia Il Q e
days, and it must have been exceedingly diff
foult' for the young Australians to ''teaoh
their grandmothers how to suck eggs !"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-11
THE En- gltsh Turf.

A squabble between tie Marquis Of Hast
ings ami Gerirhshaw, tie jockey, has given
tie u.lllitiatad an insight mo the dutles~la.
earnings Of the small inca WHO rda Ter the
great stakes of the t.nglIsQ turf, Lord Hast
lAgs was lirilnsllaW's first master, 4. e., wheu
hislortlship starteGta Horse fora race Grim
shaw was bound to ride the ANNA, being at
liberty wlen his first master DAD not. Want
MIN to ride for any body else WHO would en-
ploy and pay INN, For this service Lord
Hastings gave Grinlshaw a retaining fee OF
$500 year, paying MIN besides IS Tor each
race won ana 81 tor each race lost, and bis
travelling expenses.
Tie jockey income iron tie sources and
s'.=z7a l71asa1rs rna1t2 L!m BY hackers q
been oet3ye cen e., G0oand- E3,UU6 d yr1ss
! Jockeys Lie IS -a32-l5g5, dangerous ana
Of en- brief II order 70 Obtain commence II
the profession, Clear brains, strict honesty ana
lobrlcay, andla stout heart, with g. very lean
..nd a.Vlve habit OF body, are required. {
read asJ week Of a LAD being ca-4cd upon to
'.Ea5ua41.-.yen pounds, IN 5sseuty-1Jur 1oJsrs,
and dyiAg il, Tas young animals which
i0ckej Is nave - ride are oItol vicious and
dlticjtIv to manage, and Che temptations u
" AicA their honesty Is exposed are extreme
Lord hastings cLslntasedu Gsril-saaw because
LIE ref se, - ride 4 c4-o VIA c. &c 1 ene1 IL
5e'ffs,--I-a(t- 4taH Geset.% J-arc@ q
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

IMPORTANT 70 CRY AND COUNTRY
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LUMBER BUSINESS IN CANADA.-The fol-
lowing estimate may serve to show the extent
# the active industry carried on in the depths
of the CANADIAN forest:
In 1868 about 27000 500 cubic feet of
timber were cut on. the Ottawa aad its tribu-
.a.ies. No 1855 than 26. 900 ne4 are engaged
n getting out and manufacturing this timber
70 market TDero are annually consumed
1900 barrcls Of pork and 1900 harro'a- Of
.Iour in the production Of square timber The
lorse3 degoar Gao TONS Of hay and 600
bushels Of oas4-l4aaisan Paper.
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BUSINESS CARES.
~ @. LIND Egg Q o.
COMNISSION MERCHANTS,

NUhr ULh3 " ~
viii do General Commission and Forwarding
Business.
Strict attention paid to the sale OF al kinds Of
Farm Produce, Lunber, Naval Stores, &C.
Liberal advances made upon actual shipments.
E. G. LINDSEY, W. w. KENNkDN,
OF the ate firm Of Of E. CITY, n. G
Delk u Lindsey
J. N. WhiDbtE, Elizabeth City, \. G.
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& to FAUST de security fust."
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BUSINESS CARDS.
" STA BLfs HE'D 1888,
Z IA m O ST. pLA- N O 5!
~ n kk-t-p-L f. IL g N L z. IL,

-
cHaRL Els II. STIEFF,
NANUFaoFUEEk OF
GRAND AND SQUARE, PIANOS,
Factory 81 and o6, Canden Street, ana As aad
IL, Perry Street, Howard street,
BALTIMORE, MD, ~
Has always on hand the largest stock Of Pr
AMOS the City. My Pianos allafSosewood,
full iron Frame, and oyerstrung and warranted
Tor five years, and the privilege OF exchange
v thin IL months, il not entirely satisfactory 20
tile purchaser. SECONDHAND PIaitos, foln 500 TO
$500, alwayso on hand; Melodeous and Raflor Or
gans from the best makers. I Oh. etH1c
We have permission to refer to General Rtbt.
e. Lee, OF " ashingCon College, Lexington; Kew.
Il. ii. Phillips, va. Female Institute ~ C. To-
Veil nd Prof.. Graham, OF Va. Institute tor the
Deal, Dumb, ana Blind, otauntop; Payne d
Bros, LynchDurg; Messrs. White q Pole, Lex
ington, Va. Nj. Harvey Eiiinger, Harrisonburg;
VINO have used our instruments. decS0-ly
JOS. Ii. DODSUN, JN0.T. RAINIER. q
OBSON IL RAINIER,
Ir0n r roi.C ~ are h o us c.
~. EAST WIDE WATER SIRE I,
lNP0SrERS AND DE4LEds IN
BBANDIES, =" % s-ss1i-'&
WIAES,
ID Wut6 GIES3
hG4IS,
GINS,
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nae Advantage of seeuriEYs

Some weeks ago | s.FQl-ed into a friends
counting room. He Icing absent, 7 com
menced chat with Ii clerk, when a good
looking .'culled pusspa" entered, dotted his
castor, and said
Mass Bob, kin you lend me a quarter. till
dis afternoon, and I pay him sartin 2"
Mass Bob applied his dexter to his vest
p5clzo5. but made no fsignn I turned:
81 "Well Buck, you look toleraoly honest,
but as I don't know you, if you will give ne
security will lend you the quarter"
His eyes frightened az lie asked -
e Mass Bob viii. YOU 60 ny security 2"
'Yes," repHedBob.i0 6. -a',-o' e. . SD
/ forked over. Some time afterwards,
vending the same way; as was about to
enter the Office, the identical Buck stood be-
fore r1e.
'Buck, where's my quarter Yod didn't
pay me as you promised Y - ~
n y s-,h, but l gib you security"
swell, but waa5 You II 'la''
--1 - -
to FAUST de security fUst" ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
TO FARMERs AND oTIIERs.

take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and fall stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
bundle Iron, &C., de- have the Warehouse
loinefiy occupied by Messrs. Borum & Mclean,
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS, - -
and shall be pleased to SCI their old friends and
customers as well as those who have favored me
VITA their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming bat few oil the various items kept bv
me, fneed only to say that nv stock is and shall
oe CON posed OF the most approved kinds OF Plows,
HarroTs, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and flrashers, and Farming Tools general ~
baf and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axes, &c, &c. Seeds OF all kinds guaranteed
trosks and genuine, / solicit an examination of
ny seoe@, where prices and quality may be Judged
OF by those wishing to purchase.
g. BILLUPS,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27
CHAsTEuAR's
White LIQUID Enamel,

kOt Improving 0uu Dcautuylne the complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use for
giving the skin beautiful pearike tint that Is only
found in youth. 1t quickly removes Tan, Freckles,
Pimples Blotches, Moth Patches, salowness, Erup-
same leaving the skin white and clear alabaster
Its be detected by the closest scrutiny and
being vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless
1t is the only article Of the kind used by the French
and Is considered by the Partisan indispensable to
perfect toilet. Upwards Of $4,000 bottles were sold
during the past year, sufficient guarantee of its eff
cacy. Price only IS cents Sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists
400 2S5 River Street, Troy, N. Y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

the most 0traIgnt ana
stubborn hair Of either into wavy riDgets OF
massive carls Has been used by the fashionables Of
Paris and London, with the most gratifying results
Does no injury to the hair Price by mail sealed and
postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars mailed Free Ad
dress, BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2S5
River Street, Troy, n. r. Sole agents for the U. g.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27
SILVER MEDAL,

the highest Premium given for Hoop Skirt.
The Steel Springs arc wound with plated wire
lin place of a cotton covering) which will not wear off
or become soiled and the whole Skirt may be acdshed
without injury fear of rustng, and Will lie as good
as new.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27

covery in modern science
acting on the Beard and Hair in almost miracu-
ious manner has been used by the elite of Paris
and London with the most hattering success. Names
of all purchasers will be registered and if entire salts
faction not given in every instance, the money will
be refunded. Price by mail sealed and stpaid 81
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed Free Ad
dress BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2S5
River st., Troy, N. Y. Sole Agents for the u. S.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-06-27
Free to Everybody.
The Guide to Health and Beauty,

1t teaches how to remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples
Botches Moth Patches Sallowness Eruptions and ali
impurities of the skim how to produce the fullest de-
yeopment of the female form Gas practised by the
French causing the bust to grow round and full and
If the form has been lost by padding acing or matern
ty restoring 1t to than its original funess firm
and beauty 1t teaches how to reduce In size the
hands and feet; produce corpulency the reverse
remove superous hair; cure Bunions Corns and Moles
renew your age; cure Drunkenness, Catarrh Dyspep.
STA, Nervous Debility &C., how to asten and gain the
love and election of any You may choose
gether with other useful and valuable information-
No young Lady Gentleman should fail to send their
address to the undersigned and receive by return mail
copy of this valuable work In sealed envelope free Of
charge. Address,
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
400 2S5 River ST., Troy, N Y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

The Louisville journal in An article
npoa this subject inak,s some specula-
sise,, ana give. sumo data ;ha, are tery
interesting
There are many Combination which
20 70 prove for aIsmple, ot what alb
-orhing interest 10 the entire tax paying
citizens Of the land 20 the revival Of
commerce, and the early return to spe-
Gle payment, is the next eofton crop
n n. first place, it i. certain that
the Las, years crop in foreign countries
was only abou, onchalf VIVA; II was in
the previous year
The Calcutta correspondent Of the
London Time. writes that the crop in
the North western Provinces Of India
Will be only about sixiy--iy million
pounds, against hundred and thirty
three millions Of the year before Only
one-half the area was planted and Of
that half the crop was light The
close Of our war caused the price to
fall and the natives in consequence be
came discouraged and refused 10 plant
more than enough for their own wants
From Egyp, come similar reports
iFr NfthsihfiAA flfAtAht -aANN tNAAh
Gully half crop was made, or two hun
dred thousand bales less than Was ex-
peeiei 30 also in Brazil 4 circular
from pcruambuco declares that the
long continued heavy rains had dam
aged the crop 10 the extent as some al
legged, Of one half There vii be- mona
or very little either frpm China or ia
pan and none worthy Of notice from
any other part II the world
ihs sudden stoppage Of the supply
from this country upon the breaking
out Of the war. stimulated to an ex,raor
binary extent the cultivation OF the sta
pie wherever it could be grown, but the
sudden close Of the war has removed
the stimulus, and England as well as
the other MANUFACTURING countries Of
Europe, viii again Depend upon the
! nited STATES for cotton The crop IN
foreign countries the rrescn, year viii
no doubt be even less than IT was last
because foreign cultiyators believe our
peace b. be permanent, and that @e
shall raise AL immense crop, while
they know that, with an equal chance,
they cannot compete with u, We may
lay il down a. settled fact, therefore.
that we shall have very litle compeii
ton in the European narke; the pres.
cnt year Th. win tend to keep up
prices, and some confidently express
the opinion tina; cotton viii be higher
year from this time than 1t il now.
Speaking Of the immense amount Of
apecie exported aud the various mean.
Of stopping il, the journal says
hut all this depends upon great
cotton crop How eau this be grown
The estimates for the present year :
crop nro various The New Orleans
Price Current, very careful and reliable
authority, say. 1t viii require cxtraordi-
nary efforts TO produce even "a million
and q half Of bales
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

Tnr OLD Mup ~ = RAcE Nis4
Swi-shelm takes her dismissal from
Office unkindly. She has - mission
"a solemn, sacramento oath to devote
her life 10 tho cause Of the American
slaye and not the Presidency nor tho
New York cosloctorship can Keep her
tongue stil or her pen from scratc hing
She mildly exonerates Stanton-hs
probably acted under special order
but with the President she is mercllcss
and styles his treason deliberate Jauc
has always been soeere upon the yani-
ties of this world, but now that she ha.
n grievance in addition 10 mission
viii probably forge, to blanc her sister
clerks for wearing curls and frills, and
give her whole genius 10 tho demolition
OF the White House and is occupant --
Hosf0n Post
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

4 I the February Term. 4 y. ! -66, Of
~ the Comfy Court Of Pamela coun
iy, pertaining TO the estates Of deceased
persons, the undersigned was appointed
Administrator Of the estate oi j. VI.
Pelham. deceased.
All persons holding claims against said
estate are requested to presen, them i'm
mediately, and oil those indebted will call
and settle a, The earliest possible date
W, Il DOWNS. Admr.
March q 1864 3nfv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

Girr LOTTERIES svp OruER GAN.
nLlso pom this subject the New
York indicator contains the following
warning;
We would al.ise our Southern
friends to keep q sharp lookout for gift
lotteries We are satisfied that, Il not
ia all cases, certainly IN the majority.
they arc nothing but unmitigatcd swim
dies to cn,rnp the conhding and unwary
and 10 cheat them out Of their money
Don trust them they are the latest
Yankee notion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

OFFICE SOUTHERN pAcfFlc e r. Co, |
Marshall Tcyea Nov % lsf5.
EROM md after the 18th inst. freiehis
i will be carried betseen Shreveport
aud Marshall. by Railroad and train of
wagons running 10 connection, at the fol
lowing rates
From Mar ball TO Shreveport
Cotton per bale ... ........ 81
Other ircishts per loo lbs. ....... 75.
From Shreveport to Marshall
All ireighis, per 90 lhs......... zoe.
i GREER Superintendent
Marshall, Nov, "a 60 nl3-f
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J. W. AHfniE. J ~ -ruN
ARTIIt II. STONE 4 co.
GiNV.n NJ. (.ikNti.ss

AND DEALERS ~
w cStcrn Produces.
tsy G,3rj.,asJ T,b,o.,y,ulassi,
Nrw ,DtEtNS
,.,.,.,.,. 49,, ''',''''
" El1 f'H SAlE
~ ,""ee' -'Iu JAW no iiaFaun
ma l"euA!fa
90 N"SafS' ont tH-hru' e"d'f'"
l'''u'd' "nd all grades 81 LOUISIANA ana
iar'u''
as J Dung u lsoh' imperial. 'no,
pnW9er r, eti OIL 9n'tti'r, OF ''''n "h"
n'ar,N ga, 70 every Enr', " P5''ae'
hacs"' noe. ''''h1''' % va
'lon' or'n'7' auu 'n'u'un ara common
'"'U''' h a." s'l''' W I,a'N"s's' ALSO.
un' CUT .H'" vi anu sih'N'hs t'n'eco' "i
'HIi.u' ''"'"s'
'isnfs na'.' Havana limitation
w '''l'a anu 'minon
Liquor zoe "ld 'ngnac hrnn
uiY i'o.h'ii,' b'i"eahN' and American
90 iiolland ana An. rican nn; Schel
nam 0euhapp., pure oll fourhoh anl
AoNoNRane" W 'asAy extra ana com
l,nn o'an'' i'e.'ih,d w h.hy jamaica
rum feach' NIPPLE and Cherry Bran
a 81 hfph4y th'rIlss ana ! fnit'i GA
u',, ~ y, AZ u-l'a.s' -. 'el,' 'n'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

The receipts from Internal Revenue,
March 9Th, were 81 100000 The total
receipts since list of July amount in
round numbers to S229,oo00UO 1t il
estimated now that the receipts Tor tho
fiscal year will Zoo, up between three
hundred and twenty and three hundred
and thirty millions
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

Irichnia and cholera are after NJ.
The first is a hoggish affair. and the lat
ter has no bowels Of compassion 1t il
admitted that cholera ia contagious. aud
that Trichnia worms itself into the best
society
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

AS lSIrRKp AND INsrirrp nARKEY -
A darkcy Is under arrest at Nashville
for threatening to shoot q Mr. John
Hodges, because that gentleman in
coudesccnding to salute him, did no, see
fit to shake hands
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

As proof Of the intelligence Of the
people OF Nevada i, is stated that of
thir,y nine persons in the State prison
tmo-tly lndians) all were able 10 read
and write, and most Of then 10 play
draw-pokcr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

The bills 81 fare at Paris restaurant.
now include American huckwbent
axes, ard . American appleari mince
pies and plaesrds hang over the bars
announcing American cocktail. ami
,lusxhes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

Mr. Thomas Buchanan Read IA en-.
Gagged on IN ideal picture of Love,
Young Dream, representing a beautiful
maiden blowing soap-bubbles. in one Of
rhi1h che TaFcsiv-s the form of rnid
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13
selling oW ~ Cost.

4 Small lot of Ready made Clothing
"a Prints, Domestics, Flannel. Towel.
ing, Children's Gaps, Handkerchief. Cor.
sets ladies Vests, Jeans, over and che, k
Shirts, Drawers. and variety Of other
things, 'nr sale at cost and carriar. in or
der to close cut In the Dry Goods line
X. W L0rGHFPY.
March -. $3.50
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New Orleans Advertisements,
llOl.HEAR

Commercial College.
AF the City o! New Orleans. La
" Corner Camp and Common, oppo'
sits the Ciiy Hotel, entrance on both
streets. in the spacious AMI elegant story
building, is constantly In session under
cirh, able Professors
i, was ounded IN lS22-~has a Char
ter from the state as permanent Inst.
tuition, under the direction OF Board OF
Trustees appointed 10y the Legislature,
and IL authorized to confer i'eriees, III
plomas, etc.
IERMs--Payable in Advance.
rcnmanahip-- lessons not limited $500
Book keeping, double and single
entry. etc u perfect course. 90 90
Arithmetic. Including aIl CONNER.
cal calculations. ........... so
oc...rcs ON Commercial Law. 70 60
The above constitutes the COMM course
English Grammatical course, 90 90
English fall course, not limited 100 90
French foil COURSE. -l"o.uu
spanish fail course, ..,.........lOoo u
German fu. COURSE. l00 90
I,tir mll course. 100 90
Grs.k nll course, .............. 10000
Alr.bra. 90
Gaon,p,ry ...... 50 90
Teachers course In ftuman hip, 10000
Lie Ticket ia all Departments 300 so
\ B-A student having paid tor
course in any brunch rs above, Is entitled
to Lie Ticket "a that Department lie
can attend such branches as he may de
sire.
For any language per month,...S2oo o
Drawing. per mouth. 20 90
Stationery for Commercial course. 90
Stationery Tor Feumanshp,...... 100
/ \ diploma from this College Is a puss
port in all commercial communities sta
dent. tnn brgin at uny time
sual time for pcumnnship two TO four
week. bookkeeping three 20 five weeks
F Commercial coutsc ~ to twelve weeks
Frtuch or spanish twelve TO twenty
wecks-bul lessons IRE not hunted In any
branch. All former students are invited
90 f,,.ew ,lrif studies tee ol charge.
The South mgs, now educate her snns
practically, 10 She would develop her vast
resources Of wealth which are much more
numerous than those OF Brazil
We have ample arrangements fer Boo
students daring the current year
Parents can make liberal conditions FOR
their sons If they apply soon Thrse
/ from the country can board 70 good iami
I lies. speaking English French Spani-h ~
Germau at lreH SIS to S25 per month
business education that enable. one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13
THE ARROW TIE"

THE Painted Bands ard Arms
l Ties are n complete substitute far
Rope 10 Balng Cotton. p,dyaciag N.
utmost simplicity rifh he grtaf,st Do,
.iils security and are much chtapg
Hr Ryps Country Merchants mi
Planters arc invited toeNamine the merit,
Of tbs Tie
GIVEN WATTS. a co
loj foydras street,
o. II I. BARTLETT, Agent.
- Carondnlet ST New oslean.
KNIGHT < EASILY. Ag'p.
32:u] Marshall Icxss
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

DELATlVF to Basil II Finley He
IL vas a member Of Marmadukrs com
mand and wos left sick near iclyllc,
Arkansas. Any information in regard to
him will be thankfully received and re.
watdcl Address until a reply is received.
Warren Finley West Ely, Mation county,
Missouri, and h. II West, Waco Texas.
Dec. 20, 1865. lgGm
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