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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

WHAT ~ nsoUGH " Tnr rArrE IN
IiNAs

Tile uudrr-ipn,d, h, ID hHH,s ~ the rit} u
ltiitfnplI fnlls eils.ifap iir facts a't tNiih 10
,hr foregoing rncnlar Ne proprietor = III
umrs, Il. W l,m!Aa3. 10 un' ~ the uldssi
iiiJ niu+t sug,oasiUi >hi'i- ~ IrAas hii
afucf tatCndlnH ufti psfhh - iNthi'
Ears, aud It afipid- as pis aFnr. W LAY tia
lf rnJuyK the s,nndrufe ain tilrn,rLir b
be huriuess mel, snd li.opld u thi. scssi.i.
ihr liner has uiliy m,t The ni' srusc -
Iubllc expectation, lhe aid. circulation
IS oliaintd, We rensiisf Il ia,fi,, v
nst,ftfa roeeinHs ui it ~ ono - The hts1i
ut The sers h'at. adNstbrinR in,dinms B.
bt STATE,
Afur,i, wllliam., Z. go, 4 II, ooync 60
y J rodn.ffs, isatl a iheah-. ga aha
Ia,lal haywood. .a,nt1, \ Co, Hiines
CO, NJ Sisinisin q " 81 abrfn, John
lnlri.t. J Mai,fhiAies a CO., A, l Nniin
'u., L. 4. Aiioid Isisnsn hfu.. II,
iu..u. INIT, NAtu, a Go, iitsioiia li-,sH
T.. biIk, l., Is. jpn's, H. H. Ufioh
J.ll.ts.s san'.,w lTraial.gn, a han'
he proportions q sits. ALesat fats he
Jriel huildinK. have b..n te..h'is butt
,ru Ia ouufso u construction, al an sasl
giLa cost ~ near, 4 bot tse.o,l,bg s4ss,tcl
notwithstanding the fsinie ~ The eat,a
|rop last year, tutrU NEit tArflsd mon
December /, iso3, 70 duly /, isen, t~.uts
seven thousand bales n cottuL 4 large
amount than was anticipated III. value u
die hidos, sooli and Jnol'fi's shipped Is ts'i-
mated at ti55uu1. Tho pna.nt ~ m.rchsD
dse suld ia-t year " estimltsd ~ ~. an 90
And lsct year, a wtl b. Remembered va,
ant a fortunate ,esr fpr hnsinrsa ~ th'
south
I'M PRINTING OFFICE,
lsa valuable ou,, having al abundMne. .
Naesrnpor ani Job type, two joh Ia,sss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25
MOTTO Il.
Tyler, Smith County, Texas, I
4, tul,cr 4th, 1868

q. 4 KELLY, E-q: Dear Sir -
rumised When | h"us lat my cann mil
. let yuu know how 1t performed
ave nuN trtc,! II On the sorghum cna,
nd car say Ia yea that IL is al TINT e.'.
recommended 1t To he | hasU m.nd.
40 thirteen hundred and sixis uul
1864 gallons ct syrup I he mill is u.
God IA when ! commenced, except H.,
Union that works IN the driving wheel
The cogs are worn, but the fault wits IL
Is not being eeired deep enough !
blink the mill worked better every day
used IT, Ny iurcc was too weak t.
@ give It fair trial bad iv,
title boys aud one grown hand to attend
% both the mill and kettles our aver
age was from 60 to 65 gallon. Of svrul
per day We always stopped grinding
from to 2 hours by sun in the eve.
ming One day we made an early start
and maze e:shty-dye (sj) gallons Of
syrup, | am satisfied with strong
force could average 100 gsliops per
lay.
MIR Stars mill is also doing good
work Mr. shelton, who wen, with Mr.
starr to your Foundry, and dida't bug a
nill, has been standing over q wooden
mill, making ten gallons a day
! have had the pleasure Of seeing the
celebrated Victor N,ill, made by Norton
iilymer a Co, Cincinnati, Ohio, at work
and would not exchange your mill Tor
the Victor by one half
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

I esc Thera L. hark fzlIris. ~ltH|u sif1l
1T q ehisf b. an nsfs rrnt rrt .trr
fAi,ug sasss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

@SD- : ! Pennington viii conlinu'
4 n,, Tor the sale of Choice BouI
ID, .y,, nd heciihed Whisky, in The
house
Nvl. ~, iSns nl7-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

IMPORTERS of Wines Brandies, and
l Cigars Orders for ship and steam
boat supplies promptly filled torn,r
of 20, dras ana 1choupitoulas streets,
Nos 50, 5S, 90 o., and Of l'oydra-, AMI
jS 'rchoupi;ouins st, New Orleans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

h uudcr-,gncd hive emu H
roperturrsi Up in til" general lfr-
bees, dat,"g irm the l2ft in'
Dr. the name and firm Of Lancaster
Arirtt
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July l.-AfteF some uus
important business, E1mOnds called up
joint resolution reported from the Judi
eiary Corn mittee, which is as follows:
Resolved, etc, That the States Of Viz
GINA, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
louisiana, Arkansas and Texas, re-
spectively, shall not be entitled TO repre-
ssntstiOn il the electoral college FOR the
choice Of President and Vice President Of
the CDittd STATES, and no electoral votes
shall be received or counted from any
such States, unless 81 the time pre-
sCriUed by law for the choice OF electors,
the people of s0ch States pursuant 20 the
acts OF Congress in thai behalf, shall
have since the 4Lh of March, 1865,
adopted Constitution of State Govern
ment, unuer which q State Government
shall have been organized, and shall be
in operation, and unless such election of
electors shsil have been held under the
authority of such Constitution and Gov
eminent, &nd such States shall also have
become entitled TO represeD tstion in
Congress, pursuant to the acts Of Con.
gress 10 that behalf
The resolution was adopted without
action.
HOUSE.
On the motion OF Cragin, $50, 900 sd-
ditioDaI was apprOpriated-Ihe balance
Of the expenses OF the impeachment
trial.
Ia the evening session, Morehe8d, from
the Com mitJee on Ways and Means,
reuorted back the tariff bill, and
asked that it be printed and
made the spsc.al order for Friday.
Marshal objected to its being made the
special order, and the bill wRs ordered 70
be printed
The House then went into q Committee
OF the Whole on the Alaska bill. May
nard and Myers advocated 1t.
C1nklin introduced q bill relative to
the finding of Indictments in the courts
of the Uulted States within the rebel
States, which was referred to the judi
eiary Committee.
Schofald, from the Committee on
Elections, reported that Charles NJ
Of Florida, was entitled to a
seat. The report was agreed to ana
Hamilton was sworn in.
The bill reported IN the morning hour
yesterday, by Boutwell,, from the Judi
ciaTy Committee, regulating judicial
lection of officers and agents OF the Gov |
ernment, and for the better defense of |
the Treasury against unlawful claims, |
Was passed.
ArneIl offered a resolution calling on |
the Secretary Of War for report rela- |
tive 10 the frsedmen's affairs ia Ken |
lucky and Tennessee, which was
adopted
The House es 1880 pm. went toto a
COMMITTEES OF the v hole, with Garfield |
IN the Chair, aud resumed the considers
ton Of the bill appropristing $500 600 |
IN coin for carrying into effect the treaty (
for the acquisition Of Russian America. /
Washburne and Wise addressed the /
Committee for two hours, in opposition /
10 the bill.
Morehead, from the COMMITTEES on 1
Ways aud Meass, reported a bill /
% increase the revenue from the
iuties on Imports, and tend to equal ex-
ports and imports.
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/ But few Democrats were present. The
roll OF the members iwhO took the test
oath yesterday, including Campbell, who
Wss seated yesterday, only were called
After the minutes were read, the COM
mittee to which Gen. Bachanan's order
of yesterday was referred, reported that
they were OF the opinion that the action
of the President in requiring tine mem
bers to take the test oath should be fully
sustained. but due respect, however,
20 the wishes of the general commanding
the armies Of the United States induces
the committee torecommend the discon-
tinuance Of the test oath, and that here
after the members be allowed to qualify
in accordance with the Constitution Of
the State.
A motion that the first paragraph be
stricken cut created considerable discus-
sion. It was finally tabled, and the re-
port adopted as it came from the COM
mittee,
A motion was made that the roll fur
nisbed by the commanding general be
called, ard all the members wishing TO
DO go be sworn in under the Constitution,
which was agreed 10.
In ealIine the roll, the name OF SOM
bola, ousted yesterday By the Election
scented hiinself to be sworn in
Fifteen Democratic Senators then took
the oath.
Several motions were then offered,
when Lynch called attention to article
I59 OF the Constitution, which states
that no action OF any kind can be taken
by the Legislature until action upon the
fourteenth amendment 70 the ConstItu-
ton Of the United States is had.
The Committee on Elections and Gre
dentiais we're discharged upon the mo-
ton Of Ray, in order that a new one
could be appointed il which the Demo
cratic side could be represented and the
Senate adjourned.
Somb BOA will probably take his seat
tomorrow, and tbs contest for seats will
proceed regularly.
The House proceedings were or g SIM
liar nature, bGt ths.e wss more opposi-
ton TO dispensing with Tue tess oath.
Ouly tue names Of those who had pre-
viousIy taken the test OATH we're called !
Oh assembling, but subsequently the roll !
Of those elected, who asa not been quail :
flied, W6s called.
TIE House was then permanently CT !
gained by the election Of Charles w
Lowell (White) as Speaker.
A Joint resolution was adopted, radfy- |
ing me I4th amendment, by 81 to 3.
A resolution wss offered by W. Pope /
Noble, one Of the three Democrats VINO |
qusliGed to-day, that the roll Of Cem- |
5ers IS returned by Gen. Ruoha0an, lee /
called aud that the members 9uslIfy, |
whether their seats are contested or not
which WAS tabled.
Ii was resolved by the House that
none Eho are qualified by the l4th
amendment, OF GTitcle So OF the State
Constitution, or whose seats Gre con-
estsd, be above ed 10 take their seats.
Il is ststsd Gutnoritatiyely that the sp-
Jllcstion for the presence Of the military
o-day, was made by two OF the Demo-
,ratic Senators elect
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PARIS, July 1.-The case Of the United
States VS.. Armands, builders Of the Con-
fedeFate irOnelsds, came before the Court
to-day. NJ. Bereier, as counsel for the
United States, opened the case. He
charged the Messrs. Armand with haY-
ing violated their own pledges sad act
ing lie bad faith TO ali parties. By their
conduct they had exposed France, az q
critical moment, to the risk OF war
with the United States. He recited the
facts Of the case, and shOged that the
allegations that efforts had been made TO
sell vessels TO other powers were false.
be demanded thar all contractors,
builders snd others concerned in this
business should be competed TO refund
the money taken from private packets.
The Acknowledgement will reply on
the Sth inst.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day, in the
debate on the budget, n, Theirs made
speech, in which ne deplored the mill
tSTy preparations still going on, ind said
he feared an CuJbresk Of war, aud con
sequent national bankruptcy.
BURLIN, July l.-SJme Americans, in
NuIzOurg, bavaria, have protested
against the fourth article Of the Natural
izAtlon Treaty with America. They say
the construction given 10 the article by
Minister Bancroft, is not sustained by
the text.
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j. P. Alexander, the cattle king -
of Illinois, owns from fifty. TO seventy
i've thousand head OF cattle, and IL buy
ing and selling large numbers weekly,
The pOrk-p6ckeT5 OF ct. Louis offer
to give $1,000 in prizes for the best breed
of hOgs 10 be exhibited at the st. LOUIS
Fair, which begins on the an OF UclO-
Der. The largest prize Is S5Uu, anu is
given for the Uest boar aud SOW of any
Ureed, with i've pigs OF same breed, not
to be over SIX months Old.
A North Carolina stOr6keeper was
recently involved IL civil suit, and
upon the jury was negro whom he had
refused 10 credit for bacon. Al Tie con-
ciusiOn Of the trial the negro iuryman
approached the man VINO ha0 refused
INN credit, and bOasJed that he had re-
veuged himself for the refusal by voting
against u verdict IN his favor,
"A letter from Vienna states that the
Emperor of Austria has forwarded a
splendid silver servics 10 President
Ja&reZ in return for the body OF Maxi
mIliau. We don't belisve word VI il.
The first locomotive engine ever
made IN TINS country Was run on the
South Carolina railroad; ana this road
was the trst TO carry the United States
mall by contract.
Gen. Mcmahon, who has been some
time before The Senate for the Paraguay
al mission, and whose confirmation " az
considered doubtful because OF The I'M
pTacucabIIity OF reaching t0sJ country
On account OF the war III when il Is en-
gagged, IL Is now thought Will tie con-
hruueu, as the cOmmitLes have reported
isyOraOiy upon hItu.
1t Il sand thSI kerosene, applied by
means Oh = mOlsIsned cloth 10 stoves,
viii effectuaIiy keep them from rust
duling the summer months. Be careful
not To apply Il while the stove Is red hot.
"A novel aas been PubIshed III Lon
don under the curious title OF lone
Foot il the Grave; a Love story"
-COiiaX says he has lett the lecture
field for gOOd-which is true in one sense,
Ger laInly.
"A Convention of the Democracy OF
the Thirteenth Congressional District o.
Illinois, wIl be held AT Mounu city, on
thursday, the z3d day Of July, a. d
1865, 10 nominate 3 candidate IUr Con-
grsss,
The Governor Of Iowa has pardoRed
Catherine McArdle, who had been sen
fenced tor lie to the State penIIentiary
Tor mSrder.
An Indianapolis dispatch OF the 18th
uit. says: Seven car. loads "a Southern
Democrats arrived on the JeiersOnVilie
Railroad, thus evening, and Lett for the
East, over the COlula Uus route. They
were remarkably cornwall, Gen. Forrest
being their leaGer. They were joined
here by u large number oI indiana Dem
ocrals, who seemed delighted 10 tai IL
with such distinguished company.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Gen. Grillett
has been ordered to California to take
the position vacated by Gen. Mcdowell
Tie Committee on Ways aud Means
have agreed to report = small tariff bill
probably tomorrow. 1t covers the man
ufaetures Of iron, the value OF which
principally depends en- the LABOR en-
piOyed upon them.
TIE following order has just been pro-
mulgsted from the War Department:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE AkEE,1
ADJUTASr GENE GALS OFFICE,
WAsHINGTOS, JEus 81. 1865.
General Order No. 50:
By direction of the President Of the
United States the following orders are
made:
l. Brevet Msj.-Gen. Irwin Mcdowell
is relieved from the command Of the
Fourth Military District, and will report
ia person without delay, at the War De-
partment.
,. Breyet Msj.-Gen. AIveD C, Gillem
is assigned to the command Of the
Fourth Military District, and will as
sumo command without delay.
By command Of Gen. Grant,
lSignedl L. D. TOWNSEND, a. \. G.
The Senate hiss confirmed the nomina-
ton of John T. Robinson, Of Tennessee,
as Consul at Sc. Thomas, and rejected
that OF John Hubble, Of Ohio, as Minis
ter to EqusdOE.
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NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20, 1866

NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW ORLEANS, June g, 1885
Editors Memphis Appeal;
Precisely at noon this day, commenced
the reign CT the GOFiIlas, black and
white, aud this proud old commonwealth
experienced in that hour the deepest
degradation ever yet inflicted on once
free State. or the peoples of Anglo Saxon
or Gallo descent. This converting Of the
black and-tan Legislature, though an
event to make men and angels weep,
must have been highly approved by the
great subtegTGHedN head of the Radical
party, for the thermometer Immediately
assembled six or eight degrees in token Of
his signal appreciation. At an earlier
hour the mercury indicated 90' Of Fab
Tenheit IN the shade, while the fierce
rays Of the sun beamed on the rock pave
ment of Dryades street with fervor
almost sufficient TO fuse metals, yet in
despite of this intoierable heat, sssuredIy
fatal to any living thing bat a salaman-
der or negro, the entire thoroughfaTe
from house to house was deDsely packed
with the "tToOly lOil " citizens OF ebony
hue, their wives and Offspring, from the
half grown haFlot TO the semi-naked pic
sninny held in the arms Of the sable
eitizeness. As natural consequence,
we enjoyed az atmosphere more disgust
ingly aelid than butchers shanlbles or
9 Battlefield in August, three days old.
Within the granite walls Of TIE once
fslready eontaminated) Mechanics In
stitute, the loyal Legislature held its first
seance, and rare collection of bipeds
they were, composing the droBldtis per-
soma. A coal black, burly, buck negro,
in the person of the Honorable I'D Lieu
enant-Governor Oscar J. Dunn, an ex-
slave OF Mr.. Dunn, & lawyer OF this city,
presided in The Senate and ia both
bodies negroes and carpeJ'baggers were
inteTmingled in truly fraternal sand
wish like proximity, exhibiting the high
est powers Of endurance in both races.
WHAT will be the political action Of
this wOndrous menagerie, Is of cOuTse
eoBjeetursl, but grave fears are
that they will tamper with,
or remodel the city charter, as 3 punish
meut for having returned Democratic or
candidates in the late cleo /
ti0n.
All these things render this truly 6 due
Monday, and dull bl4sineas prospects, hot
weather, apprehensions Of sickness, aud (
81 other considerations are immersed in .
the feeling Of intense disgust with which 1
the white people-white in feeling as in 1
the hue OF their skins-of the city and l
State view these bcOus from 4" the bast 4
the world ever saw" The /
first days session has sbrgptly termine-
ted By the contumacious behavior Of the I
Democratic members who, by sbsenting
themselves, diminished the attendance I
70 q less number than will constitute a
quorum for business. The "trOOly loilu
lavs gone in q body to see General Bu-
shanan aud demand such redress as may
1e prseticsble ia the premises. What be
E1 do remains 20 be seen but ms
course is now comparatively unimpor-
ant, after the precedent lately afforded
a Arkansas. GUMBO.
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GreenhrleF Eal.e sulphur Springs
GreenSFier County, west virginia

Ts'EE undersigned, lssTees ofthis old nd we'll
4 known NATEhLR5 PA z. announce
thaL Encouraged ~ the liberal patron ,gs re-
cslved last season. they Rave largely lciie,f Ia,
Their accournOd atiOus In comfort aud a9paar-
anee, and are prepared 10 entertain FIFT-IF-sg
HUMID ED GUEST.
The Bathing accommodations are In fne Or
der Hot and warm sulphur baths so err J.
nently eIncacious IN May cases, are a. the
command Of visitors at all hours.
II addlCon to other aBusemen.s Is. they have
provided new and elegant Sow ING Al
Gated Prof. ROsenhsrgeris CELEBRATED FJJI.L
BRASS BA % has been engaged for the sea-
So. A q Cd LIVERY STABLE VIII be ksps
on the premises.
The completion o. the Virgins Central Raf-
road to CoVingt0n leaves only tEsut t. miles q
staging through beautiful mountain country,
over well graded turnuike
INNS Three dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children IN .er ten yeas
Of sge and cclored servants, h1lf Brise. White
servants according 70 recommendation.
les I'm PtlTJN q CO
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July This morning
before the hour for the Assem- bling Of the
Legislature, a section OF artillery and a
squadron Of cavalry prepared for service,
occupied LsE aystte Square. Two com
panies Of the LIST United States infantry,
commanded by Capt. Virl. occupied the
sidewalk fronting the Mechanics Insti-
tute, and large body of police were on
duty in and around the building, aud no
one was allowed TO approach who could
not give a good account Of their business,
expected. g q. Neill aud Col Gentry,
Of Gen. Buehanan's staff, were also
present.
The Senate was called TO order at 1z;l5.
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M0ATVaLE SPRIHGS---issS

THIS FAyORITE SUMNER Resort. SIT
4 uateu IN Blgunt county, Easa TenneSses
viii be opened for tse reception or visitors On
TIE lsl OF June.
The marked beneficial results atfenl ding Ii .
use or these waters, in functional Gerlues-
nents OF the Liver, Bowels, kidneys and SKIN
and the cure Of Chronic Diseases, attest theiF
Asdis inal Properties
All the accessories Tor enjoyment AID recrea-
ton at the bsse " tering plscas ariII bs found
here.
The facilities for reaching aontvsle this sea-
son VII be increased by the szteDss on Of the
KNOXVILLE and Chsries on RAILROAD now "A
rapid course OF construction, Rnd regular rims
Ara expected TO Dc running, by tne Lirae OF
opening, TO AaryVtIe, whence passer gers are
conveyed IN coaches 70 The springs, aiae mics
distant
Board reduced, Per day to 9 Ter week So (:
per month, $50. address Tor rampll.-Ls con
tanning analysis and cescfi 81 on 81 Yates etc
mas IN JOS l. KIN d Kloxvfl.s. Tenn
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
NASHVILLE.

NAsHvILLE, July 1.-The excitement
about the Tennessee bonds Is undated.
The State Comptroller and the banks re
fuse to cash the coupons due today. A
call Of the Legislature to repudiste the
bonds and create school fund out OF the
railroad bonds, is talked of.
w. B. Stokes has been nominated for
Congress by the District Convention,
and w. w. Woodcoek as Elector for this
District.
The Chaneery Court Of Davidson
county to-day rendered decision in the
Medical College case, in favor OF the
PLAINTIFF. DR.. Jennings and others were
removed and the Professors and others
substituted.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BAILEY SPRIAGs. ALABAMA.

'H'HE SrOprietOrs OF this Watering Place take
i pleasure Ia iofOrInlag their Irienos ana
patrons tAab they have cOua, letsd their AL
ransemenls for the eomf1rt AID enjoy ment o.
their guests. and that tie HObel Is Low open
for ter reception TIE efficacy OF these
waters IN elsss Of DrOpsy, serOfsiLa, Dyspepsia.
diseases pecH isr 70 Fean-es, ana All diseases o.
the Sk1u and Kidneys, Is too well established
70 neeu comment A good = nd viii serve the
Eali room aEd the table VIII oe sls5piIed WIN
the best the eountly sngrGs, Wlite tus nsuiUg
N 5hoa4 creek and the hEutl1Z ia tu- sur-
rounding woods PRESENT tEeif usu.sl attractions
% Visltor& Route via Hem uis ans Charles-On
atiii oaG % Florence, thence o. ulzEr Stage
Line 70 me ,pr1ugs-nlue mtleH.
FOR descriptive pazp- LET. circular. or for IN
formation respecting sFeCiai isez-sea, address
ELLIS 3 CO, FrDFrlsaOrs.
or h. q. MOODY, NJ D.
JelS In Eesids1r Shysiciau.
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TUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE

ENHE next session VIII open on Monday,
1 THE3lScJULH, unGer The conLIuaed o. a per-
ltendeucs OF tnS SUBSCRIBER, assisted II lie lit
erary Department Dy Mas. DOUG Lass livery
department viii De nIled Win able teacAers.
NJ. and VI -. IEPE SSH continue n the Music
department. 10 our friends desiring rePose
anu exemption nom many OF their PECULIAR
ANNOYANCAS, our location IS especially 81
LraCtiye." Many families purpose sstLiins
among Us TINS fall 10 educate Jneir chtiaren.
For turner particulars apply Tor a Cuculsr u
heY. J. y. DOUGLASS,
iyR If Iuka. Miss.
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The Committee 90 Foreign Affairs
have reported faVorably On the treaties
with Bavaria and the North German
Confederation, and also on the reciprO-
city treaty with Russia protecting trade
marks and punishiDg eountsffsiting
thereof,