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b. u. b. p.
Bookings Unriyaled Baking

The superior excellence of this Baking Powder
is acknowledged by all who have used it.
1t is prepared from strictly pure materials, eI'
pressly for family use.
It makes all kinds Of Light Bread, Mullins,
Hot Rolls. wafies, Buckwheat Cakes, Griddls
and Sweet Cakes.
You can bake Immediately after mixing the
materials.
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the first families in Wheeling all use it.
Try il if You have not already done 50.
Manufactured by EDMUND BOOKING, No l
Odd Fellows Hall. Sold by grocers and dealers
generally
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DreAs.

Dress.
Il can tell by the cut of his coat" is
n form Of expression much more signiti-
cant half a century agothan It is to-day,
and vet it is not without its significance
even now. Although fashion changes
annually or quarterly, it is continually
repeating itself, so that what appears to
MS to be new is what was laid aside by
our grandfathers or gIandmothers, or
perhaps earlier progenitors. The ''coal
scuttic. bonnets and the pipe"
hats of few years ago were but more
modern attempt at initiating the cold
folks of revolutionary times. The
long flowing robes, which saved the
street-sweepers so much labor, were
ditto. The shoes and other garments
were nearly the same, excepting the
''false calves which are generally ac
knowledged to be u more modern inven-
tion. Much Of the fashion of the pres
ent day is even more primitive. and
whether designed so or not, is constant
" reminding one of the dawning days
of that goddess rule. History tells us
that the first introduction of head-gear
for women consisted of a few plaits of
straw, which covered the crown, held
on by q couple Of strings. The same is
true of the fashionable hats OF bonnets
Of to-day. In process Of time the
ancients, to add TO the comfort Of
their hats or bonnets, increased the
size. by the addition Of q rim.
This. again was still further in
creased by bringing the frame lower
down to cover the poll and the ears. and
the removal of the rim from the front of
the hat something like ordinary bon
nets. The dress in those days also con-
= sisted OF simple home-spun materials
covering little below the knees, and
in this respect men and women shared
alike, the difference being chiefly in the
material and shape Of the dress from the
loins to the knees. This style was con-
tinued with more or less change in many
European countries even into the pres
ent century. As women did not in prim-
tive times live 30 much indoors as they
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Extraordinary Low Prices
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
BI THB
New York Prize Association.

Together with large ASSORTMENT OF new and
Elegant Jewefry valued at sJoO 600, win be dis
trlbutej as follows: ---r.-r g
The name and value Of each article Of our
goods are marked on Tickets placed in Sealed
EnveiopcA and web mixed. On receipt of .
cents; An envelope containing such Ticket will
be drawn without ehoice, and delivered at our
office. sent by mail 10 any address The pur.
chaser after seeing what article il draws and its
value-which may be from One to Five Hundred
Dollars-can then, on payment Of One Dollar
receive the article named, or may exchange is
for any other article marked on our Circular at
the same value. Every Ticket draws an article
worth One Dollar, or more. IFNo Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on prompt returns
The articles drawn win be immediately sent by
Express or return mail, or delivered at our Office
Letters from many persons acknowledging the
receipt OF Valuable Gifts from rs. may he seen
on file At our Office, among whom we are per.
mitted to refcrto: EE-sa s.
John S Holconb, Lambertville, y. J., Gold
Watch. value ESQ. Mrs. S. Bennett 252 Cum.
beriand Street, Brooklyn, Sewing machine 60
Edwin H9yt Stamford, Conn, Gold Lever
ington, D. c.. Diamond Pin, sl.a- J. c. Suther,
land 100 Lexington Avenue, Plane s359. Mrs.
N. Jackson. as Nineteenth ST., n. T. Sewing
Maehine,tso. Joseph Camp, Eimira, " Y. Ne
iodeon $50. Miss L Coliins, Atlanta. Ga,
Worcester, Mass, Sowing Machine. Us. Il
Shaw, IL 10th Street n. Y, Gold Watch. sl5o
Edw. Boynton, Nashville, Tenn. Meicdeon. aloe
James Russell. Montgomery, Ala, Gold Hunt
ing Watch. tsJt. r. T. Smith Pruridence. r
ison. n. T.. lfusic Be1. siss Hon r. S. Newell
81. Pznl MINI. Gold Watch SIS. J. z Sperr.
Lifchfe3d Conn, silver Watch, Sai WIN. ii
Peek, Harlem, ms-. Music Box SIS. wm Rzy.
mond, Dayton, Ohio. Silver Tea Set, $ias Ms.
Rinss. Ssa. Pisrre Beaudin, s.. Charles Ro;<I
New Oriears Diamond Ring thu Mrx M.rtb.
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Theatre.

Iheatre.
There was n fine audience ut Wash
ington Hall last night. Mr.. Glenn's
rendition of the principal character in
Rip Van Wrinkle was an excellent piece
Of acting, and the support was good.
The general merit of the performance
warrants the belief that a large au-
dience will assemble tonight to see Mr.,
Glenn as Scion Shinglc, in which char,
acter he excels. Jenny Lind" con-
cludes the performance.
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Paress and Sweesest Ced Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead OF
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to. ask for
Hazard & Caswells Cod Liver Oil.'
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufactures For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 20-mwseowly.
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"HeaIing ON Its Wings, y

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell Of sickness, we assure You there
is nothing more grateful You Dyspep;ic Ones
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &C., use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LACGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
deel Proprietors.
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Theatre-W Washington Hall.

r. II LEyERE. STAGE MANAGER
T.esAay Rve.i,s. January As, 1857
CECOND-NIGHT OF THE EMINENT CO.
y MEDIAN, MI s. W, GLENN, who viii ap:
pear In two Of his great Characters, SCION
SINGLE, AND Won SPH0FF, supported by
the entire company. Jenny Lind, with songs,
Miss JENNIE KEMBEE. :
Price Of admission, 20 cents. Orchestra Chairs
and Reserved Seats, IS cents Doors open At
ca; TO commence st q. Fur particulars see
small bills JanlSt
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Hisaery Of the Late wnr, by AIexnn.
der H Stevens.

We are informed by the agent of the
National Publishing Company, of Phil
adelphia, that Hon. Alexander H..
Stephens work, entitled "A History of
the Late War between the States, Trac-
ing its Origin, Causes, and Results
is now in press, and will shortly be
published. This volume will be antici-
pated eagerly by the people OF the
whole country, irrespective of opinion.
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Another Letter.

/ am perfectly satisfied with the Ma
son & Hamlin Cabinet Organ, and re-
gard il as O beautiful toned instrument
and exactly suited TO home music 1t is
such good companion in the house
that we could not now do without it.
C.. H. BENDER, Wheeling, W. Va.
Call and see Mr.. Sheib's stock, at l39
Main street
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Winter Laxarscs.

Winter Laxarscs.
Booth, Battelle & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The hi
valves are large, fresh and lucious.
For sale b, can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where q
full supply of groceries is kept con-
stantly on hand. Prices as low as the
lowest.
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DIED.

On Sabbath morning, Jan. 18th, NARY LOU.
Use, infant daughter VI J. Nelson and Lille z
Vance. [---------
The funeral viii take plsce from the residence
Of her parents on Main street on Tuesday morn
ing, the 18th inst, at II O'Clock. The friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

Wm. Mckinley offers an Academy for
sale.
See advertisement of theatre at Wash
ing Hall.
Josiah Creasey publishes a card.
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Two New and Beaasifai seaEs.
Footsteps on the Stairs, 40 cts; Sing
TO me Softly. Dear Sister, 30 cts. For
Sale at Sheib's Music Store, l39 Main
street
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NKWADvERTIsE1ENTs
"A CARD.

T HAVE HsPLE&svRE OF NFoRMING
i tbs writing and business public chat have
engagod Mr. w b. Richards, the ingenious au:
thor q the new md wonderfully snccess;ul
method Of feaebine writing, as Superintendent
OF The writi9g Department in this College' and
am therefore able.fo oaer You in this DEPART
uneut instruction directly from the best author-
'ty known Students in the Commercial Depart
ment will be entitled TO these lessons, without
extra charge JOSIAH GREASY,
JAMS PRINCIPAL Wheeling Coml Coilege
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HABERMEEL'S PATENT
ELLIPTIC CRATE,

i has . better draft. i. easier cleaned, and
MAKES less dust than any other, Is nav made in
various sizes atshs STAR FOUNDRY, Ss. CO
Market Street, Eheelinrsw. Va, BY
sagi-3n THOSG. cCLBERTS0N.
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estate Wool Growers AssOci-
-cH.s atiOn.o 1866

estate Wool Growers ASCOT
-cHaa atiOn." Ha
vI,HERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i State Wool Growers Association Of West
virginia in Wheeling, on Thursday, January
IT. is67 at II o'clock A u. .ss-. ... -
We hope that all wool growers, who can. VIII
be in the meeting. II is patent our great inter.
est. wool growing. is in imminent danger of
RUIN under present legislation.
During the last year over one hundred mil
lion pounds of wool have been imported from
Buepos Ayres, alone where wool IL grown and
sold az from FIVE TO fifteen cents per lb, the lat
ter woods, too, equal in fineness 10 our best sax
opy. Remember, too foreign woois pay less
than FIVE cents per ID. duty, while our wool Is
taxed not less than nine cents per ID. VIII we
longer quietly submit TO such legislation We
are "a power in the land if We but organize and
exert il. Let us not longer say TO our neighbor
WOO. growers when we meet-"Congrtss, fear.
will DO nothing for us,'-let ms organize and
rise like men alive 10 their and their country =
interest. and say 10 or Representatives In Con-
prcss what we iRsst haze. Let the tremendous
influx of foreign wool and woolens which are
pilinr against as such crushing commercial
debt-and if continued must soon drain our
country of its specie, destroy our sheep and fac
tories.be checked or make them pay duties
such that American wool growers and manufac-
turers can enter as competitors, "a their otrn
market and live.
Who would be free
Themselves must strike the blow"
I. SWEENEY, President,
W. l. CRAWFORD. Secy. jan9'td
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Trust Sale OF n Valuable Acad
..-s envy Building.

-E envy BuA0ins.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Josiah Atkinson, President Of the Board
of Trustees of the West Liberty Academy, 10
me dated December sth 1859, row on record
book "A. page $50, in the Recorders office, Ohio
county, West Virginia, shall on the 18th day
Of February, 1867, at the front door OF the Aesd-
emy. in West Liberty, proceed TO sell by public
auction, to the highest and best bidder;
for cash, the land and building and
mentioned. being one acre and eleven perches
of land with the building thereon, slISo
feet. Also chairs, desks, stoves, one large bell
settees black boards, a cabinet of minerals and
library Of one hundred.
title A. Z vested in me, which. however, Is be-
lieyed TO be good. WA MCKINLEY,
January IL, ls67-1a trustee.
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I'VE RRsPKCrrULLY INVITE

I'VE HEsFECTFULhH INVITE
w the attention Of the trade, and purehAs-
err generally, to our very large and well aSsOrt-
ell stock Of goods Of new and choice patterns.
and Of our own direct importation which ~e
arc prepared &c sel AZ less prices than the
qualities Of guods can be bought in either the
Eastern or Western cities We solicit a call
.LgC WINSHIP, wooDS& Co.
No. Main Street
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FaIloure,s ConEecfionerI

FallOure's Confectionery,
MONROE ST., NEXT TO MLURR HOUSE,
Is THG PLACE To GET YOUR
i Oysters in every style have \ saloon TT
ted up expressly for Ladies and Gents Wed
dinSs and other parties viii be supplied IN good
order. Public and private suppers pru1ptly at
tended 70 On moderate terna -
uovif3n FRANK FAILOURE
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Fifth OuarterIy statement

nFTHE MERCHANTS NATIONALB BANK
~ Of West Virginia, at Wheeling. W. Va,
showing it, condition on the morning Of the first
Monday in January 1867.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
Daily REGISTER.

One year..s7 50 Three months. e 90
SIX mouths. -. W One MONTH IS
'Sc TO SUBSCRIBERS IN TIE CITY.
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sss- We occasionally receive let.
ters from our friends, stating thu,
'hey have Forwarded money for ad
refreshments and subscriptions, and
JOB work, and complaining that
'"e'r papers are no, received. nor
Their advertisements inserted We
have before US now a letter rrom ,
't'ehd At 'oiieevllle, tpshur county.
Texas, informing US that he had for
~arded live dollars to our address
'o'ne months since, bat which w,s
never received The mails are dread.
'uiiy managed, and have almo.,
ceased to be reliable agencies for tho
"an'm't'a' Of either intelligence or
Sa'uabiea' II Is to be lamen,cd that
the few facilities we have for rom.
mun'eation should be 50 nnre,iahl. |
oo'' as 10 time and security, and We
hope the day is not far di.tan. who,
mere Will be a radical change for the
better in his department of " Uncle
'am = government.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

Sss The weather, for the last ten
days, has been everything else but
cheerful or pleasant. On Wedne.
day 1t hailed and sleeted unit, !,
covered the earth to the deptb .,
half an inch, and on Thursday ni,b,
we had gentle shower Of snow
We have frequently, of late, EXPRESS.
ed our admiration Of the beautiful
snow, and We still feel a fondrs.,
Tor natures carpeting of white
but not exactly at thi. season of the
gear, when 1t blasts our BLOOMING |
'eaes-p'espee's, destroys our yegeta. |
''es, and kills our flowers Give n. /
now in the Winter bu, in the spriny
'me give us laughing sunshine. re.
nal showers, singing birds, and fra.
rant flowers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

TExAs ALNAsAc.-Thi. is one Of
the most valuable documents Of the
Kind ever printed. Every man
should have a copy. For sale a, ihi,
once vt publishers prices. Call and
examine them you canno, fail to
hs Blsa ~ 4 Nth and ,h
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~A eros. mark on paper denote.
that a subscribers ,l..e has expired
W. intend, hereafter, to do ca-h husi-
pe.. Il il more trouble to collect
n.w.p.ser subscriptions than they are
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

LrRoy FonyvyH.-pr j. J. Nc.
Bride, the celebrated King of Pain.
was III our midst a few days ago.
During hi. brief stay he gave ,em.
porary relief to some pains, and per.
mancn'ly relieved quit. number Of
individuals Of their hard earned dol
lave H. is now in Jefferson, where
Sc presume his organ is grinding
the jollar.u, tune of money
come nmbing in
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~ See the card Of Blakemore,
Woodbridge, 4 CO, 1oi Common
street. Nsw Or!cans. This i. a sub.
-,anual house, and worthy of patron
ACE
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~ Attention is directed to tn.

NJ Attention il directed to tn,
advertisement Of Howell. Durham
4 Tomkies, Commission Merchants
shreveport, La, They arc prompt
aud reliable business men. have a
commodious warehouse, and are pre.
pared to furnish their patrons with
plantation goods, groceries, Ac.
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EMIGRATION AGENcY.-We have
ssc<ivsd a letter from Mr.. Mosy,
hagsar, Emigration Agen. for Tssss
Aad the Southern States, q Water.
W Rosd, Liverpool. liz has gone
seti,siy and vigorously to work to
'ssnish the people Of the South, and
~ frsada particularly, With house
40 Md servants, from the best
e's-s~ Of European laborer,. He
Aas established comm unics.ios with
all Pssi. Of Eagland, and feels con.
sdssa q essag able to meet I'll d.
""s"a' s'a spos him. lie !. Al
sendensa 'o~s rss;asa, | a The s,...-
perfect, reliable s.a every v.y
worthy Of public eoaaAsss<
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

~ We are under obligations to
Dr. Bradheld for New Orleans pa
pers
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BKooKss HoTrL.--The sdyer.
''~men' of this deservsdly popular
hou"e Of entertainment, at Shreveport,
viii h. foapd in our columns to dsy.
There Is no man acquainted with Mr..
Brooks, bu, will readily acknowledge
that hs knows how 10 keep hotel"
ssd tia, Ia the person of Mr.. See.t
he has m assistant who know. hos
70 make q guest comfortable and
happy. See the advertisement; read
Whist the editor says of the house in
his letter and If you visit Shreye.
port, be sure ,e give them . call
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~ Russell a Co. advertise two
valuable farms for sale in this morn b.
ings paper Here is rare chance
to secure good and cheap home.
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co~rSo BACK The picayune, of
ths lad, sasesacsa the .'~'~-s A.
way 10 MS Texas home.
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~ No MAIL from the East since
Thursday morning consequently
we are forced to 20 10 press without
any late news items.
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SIR Dan Nyer. has renewed his
establishment, to the Dopplemayer
buildings, North side Of the Public
Square, where he will b. pleased TO
meet has many friends and furnish
them, at moderate prices, with spring
and summer goods, hats, boots, shoes,
groceries, plantation supplies, s,c.
His advertisement will appear mex,
week.
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ult says
"A .eii,ion law, something like that
wh'ch made we "'"''",s'' 1 l'., ~ ,hs
nnr,y which sustained It from power, Is
now before the LesisIatnfo % leni,essee'
a.. uan.. II Renre.en,ntivcs As the
| Legislature j. quite moan and 1esroue
en9nsh 70 p'' H. !" I, ." TS~n mo-. viii
/ be- punished Tor Publishing or speaking
their opinions WIN ths msloriiJ 81
Wv ',,ed ~ vote and ,bs freedom 81
sIeeoh and Of the press destroyed, Ten.
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W. See advertisement Of horse
for sale, to-day, by Singleton 4
Sanders.
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- Memphis, Tennessee, sA;rA,,
IN oaed IL the talent aud resov, ~
As1 edhofs~Albers pite editing q.
ASssas. Ald RaeAAeI Sr~s M.
8AA - - DnnuAia
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ha. appropriated $500 to build
iailors residence.

.
a., .,ogestioo. Of our paper, in rela-
''c '"ss --.-.,...,l
tioa 10 the removal oi NV ''i'''"' ~
,hs orce biphly gifted and lamen,ed
Wv " ~
Pcrd'et6n ""ftah
Tug Rgn,r.s OF Gov Mt BRAN d. ~"
eloaucnt AMI fearless defender oil south
srp riehis-the last tonicdernte ""
erpor OF Tesas-csIled himself al "e
close Of the wal, by emigraahS 70 "oN
leo, where lunior'u.a'e,i 'Y a,n IL bc wa.
Wy - ~ ~ and WA. buried hy 1
s,rangsr. IN foreign land The Texas
Republican whose e sI W" " ia I l,m,r,
l,,', ,,. anu aC,cr raying a high tribute
to the excellence Of his private worm
and and p public services "''' Wv
feSas owes it to her own honor to .
the honor and chi'a!ry OF nor pe'P',
and her future ianhs' 10 nave ".s -
mains brought nom MeA',o ""u ~"
red upon Texas soil we nope ","' ~,
press II The state VIII speak our "l'"
tn. subject ,..-..
We most hoartl{ 'hlor'o 'nI' i''l.
sition. aud urge me Governor u" "N
next message '' "'HH- t'' "'"''.' H.
the Legislature IN ne n ,i.', ~.
citizens oi NAt'heli sho''p ''N' ~,
to have ~ remains drought y" "
place. winch ~ -' many l'''s W"
l.uIf for rrIUfrrmrHt. ana tFtci NNfI
them a PLAIN 'nost'nu'i ii'''""'''' w.
ms memory
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Of Nr. DAVIS was decided sue
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IN- fEsr 'EANui nsit,.-- VII wat
son. the proprietor ol kos'iaic nursery
pre.cntcd NJ Yesterday w'th the hr''
strawherric' of the season I9rY were
well mnturrd, ripe and juicy We 'hlnN
this little ahead Of any one else Whlch
speaks loudly IN favor oil eur county
5n n,i 7" .cs61n
Gmsm. s party of gip.ise are eu.
campcd near town, dong o h'cA bn'i
mes. anon, the freedmen telling ior.
tunes. etc Yesterday they raised one
darkey far SO DO gold another Tor q 30
and gold watch. another for s3l and
still others for smaller sums To-day
they were before Justice tamiuack una
charge Of swiulling and yagrauyy The
male portion ut the 'hcbauG are
stout. hearty fellows. apd 10 is 20 be sin
crrcly hoped may bc led To- soc th,
error of their way. and turn their
attention to developing the resources OF
The {, country ,'l by making cotton corn and
Rae ro>.,v,. Go<r I'm Fril,y
last .lys the Austin lntcliiecnccr, "a
the SO, nlt 70 The greet icy Of every
nant If IN. gnrs re.pcrt,ilr trilI baIr
01icu to Austin, a. i ionily horei for
ever , we , ",''r.' J 'o',' us' ii
the people who are to be afflicted by
t'lr a gy presence . 3gr,ns the'r
,bcir hath. ~ Gf1 wsr, .n.b me- ,'-,
dueod % general conviction in the mind.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

~ Male School Teacher wanted
at Sen,ell. Chapel. See advertise
ment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-16

ne San Antonio Herald says that
oo'' Geo H. swee, is engaged in
preparing history of his travels in
Ne''eo, for publication in book form
me Col u 6ne writer, and We
nope his book will prove success.