The Weekly Southern Intelligencer. (Austin City, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, August 11, 1865 Page: 3 of 4
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• We
¡ embracing " Í
be Flag," " Ye., we
Flower.," etc. For
letra,
will be,
■■ I to the i
i of tbto institution. Thi.Uemo.tf.
aad wia reflect credit on the
Dr. Graham wm an appointee under Gen.
and WM deposed by Go*. CUrk immediate-
hi. aeceailon to the guberuatsrial chair. The
Doctor', qualification* for the pssitioo are too well
known to require endorsement at our h#nds.
The following gentlemen ban been appointed a
board of tnntee.i E. M. Pease, Q>o- Hancock, Dr. J.
M. Litten, Dr. M. A. Taylor and É. B. Turn-
Go
hu been
however, ¡
Council
i for .ale at this
j any offieer authorised to
the Intelligencer are
sctiona. By reference
, we charge Fcmr
When paid in
i Win pay for one
AUSTIN, At
(ÉspapEfr, ■,HP
nr, to return our .ineere
who aatoted Ja.t 8ab-
om the river the body of our
, an who .0 kindly tendered
[the tat .ad tribute
Abolph Bahh-
Mai,v*ibnx Bahh.
i Austiu from Galvcton on
, by rail and stage.
i lost a valuable horse. Sec ad-
or thi. Cpnference
commence to morruW.
(of A. Henrick*. Re ha. lost
Houston Telegraph will please
d tend bill to thi. office.
bed at the Methodist cha.
¡ and evening. He is an able
that he will probably
nday week.
— -JBHWBBi
Capt. Snow, Provo t Marsh*, U getting after the
idle freedmen. He notifie. all dtrkeys loitering about
without any regular employ meif, that they will be ar-
reted by the provoet guard and carried before him
for trial a. vagrant.. Thi. is m ixcellenf order, and
receive, the approval of the e^tpe coramuni ty.
. , „„ .... ,-.f i -
Dr. William Stilea, Dental Srgeon, appear, la our
advertiaiug columns 'to day. II. office adjoin, the
mayor'., Pecan stresfc Give *m a call.
The publication of the Autin " Texas State Paper"
hu been suspended. Theiditor give, the foUowing
parting Mlute to hi. patron and the public generally:
For the preaent thi. papr is discontinued. Hereaf-
ter the publication may ft resumed. A. an adver-
tisement for our job offit, it has mor# than fulfilled
the purpose for which / ws« issued, and the little
.hect will, most likely, te missed by few, .ave the
newspaper borrowers, wipe impressments, prompted
reappointments to State and Countj
cea. We give below a list of the appoint-
ment made go far, omitting, for want of
room, the Assessors and Collectors, Survey-
ors, County Commiaaionera, and inferior offi-
cers :
Secretary of State-Judge Jatnea H. Bell.
Superintendent Lunatic Asylum—Dr. B.
>raham.
OF THE CITf COUNCIL
a ssasiox, ami. 7.
in the chair.
Haralson, Glasscock,
TM
ed tobe pah) t
Geo. Hanoook, for room,
Alex. Eanes, salary, city Mxt_
do do to July 31,1864,
A. J. Baker, for extending tax rolls,
E. Raven, for binding,
Thos. Win. Ward, for work on ford, *
, . d° ,. «•« '<>«• removing dead cew,
John Holland, for printing,
brabam. Appropriations for salaries last quarter,
Superintendent Deaf and Dumb Asylum— -n,. " nr in,CBmLy'
J. Van Noatrand . ! Prot?t,,(L«in« the i
«uairana. of bill, for «alary of aexton toJulv 31. and fo«
were pmeatad and order-
♦40 00
S5 00
38 00
39 00
1 00
3 00
1 00
IS 90
3W Si
«8 39
JUDJ0U1V.
George W. Smith, Judge 1st Diatrict.
John A. Buckholts, Judge 3d Diatrict.
J. B. Williams, Judge 6th Diatrict.
J. J. Jarvia, Diatrict Attorney.
B. W. Gray, Judjre 8th Diatrict
E. L. Dahoaey, Diatrict Attorney.
Levey N Cooper, Judge 9th District.
G. W. Whitmore, District Attorney.
G. A. Everts, Judge lzfe District.
Washington James, Diatrict Attorney-
Joel A. Houghton, Judge 17th Diatrict.
W. K. Mekimson, District Attorney.
W. T. G. Weaver, Judge 20th Diatrict.
Alfred T. Howell, Diatrict Attorney.
Bell County—Hiram Chriatian, Chief Jus-
tice ; W W Bishop, District Clerk; Joseph
T*«ma oreutemi bis Protest .gaiut the payment
*e«top to July 31, «ad for making
recommended the payment of account
of J. A. Baker for «19 76. 3
The following reeolution was adopted:
That the council of tbe city of Austin entertain the
propoeition of J. Davi. jr., ao far as to authoriie the
mayor to give a bond for title to him for that block
bet «raen Lavaca and Colorado street., and aUo be-
tween Colorado and the Avenue, included between
Water street and the river; .aid title to be embraced
by two deed*. The condieiona are, that Davi. i. to
pay #100 on receipt of bond, and #39) at rixty days,
when the deed, are to pas.. Payments in coin.
' hty-eight dollar, and 50c. appropriated to pay
bill, presented at thi. meeting.
Jonn Holland tendered hi. resignation a. alderman.
Tbe city trcaaurer presented his account. It shows
the receipt.to be ♦1981.35, cadi,and#31, Treasury
notes. Disbursements, #I&16 54. Ral. #194.81-
Election ordered to be held on the 19th, for Alder-
man in the 6th Ward, a City Marshal and Recorder
« ■ ost bi«a.id, si. .
. a a. ...
Bosque—Thomaa Ford, Chief Juatice;
Prank Irwin, District Clerk; J N Mabray,
par.imoniou* pertinacy>enetrntin.¡r. daily, the post-
office, thecounting-rooirand the dwelling.
We learn from the Ppublicnu, that the small pox
ba. existed in Harahallor several week.. The unre.
.trained rambling of teroes over the country afford,
facilitie. for the ra^ apread*of this loathsome dis
ealtf. It may makpt* appearance in our midst at
any time. If it do/énd if there i. not some ahang •
effected in the ouxjof living with our negro popula-
tion, no one can aropate the destruction of life that
will ensue. Woullt not be well tor those in author-
ity to think of it, and adopt such measures of de-
fence as may be nfkssary and prefer 1
See tbe
gar 4 to tbe auin<
1 attention to General Order, from
thi. port. They concern
- in possession ; gro
' monte meo ' Ii
are prpWWtnd from carrying
permistión from tbe
generally healthy and well
unaMumfng man-
quiet and good order in
his general affability, has
citizens. We trust he
of the post at this
nent of Matthew Hopkins, in re-
oath.
yesterday to visit the Commission
ha ot Messrs. Pitts & flenricks, oh
Having
§nd
n
riotj of HrtT-.'J' 'ihlbitiont^They have flne BrtPT
feejh c\.p«ts fit tho medallion pattern, tapestry carpets,
superb furniture, diver sets, window hangings, piano
and other articles too nutn ¿roue to mention. We ad-
rise the ladies particularly, and all others, contcm
plating adding to their establishments, to call *n these
gent'emen,' whe «re always on hand and take plea
sure in wailing on their customers.
1 "*i *#ai ivi vivía | v m
County Clerk ¡ Bern F Weeks, Sheriff.
Cherokee—M Priest, Chief Jastice; J M
Wiggins, District Clerk ; W P Brittain, Oouo-
ty Clerk; R B Reagan, Sheriff.
Caldwell—Champion Cowan, Chief Jus-
tice ; J A Glenn, County Clerk; H M Dough-
erty, Sheriff.
Collin—L M Martin, Chief Justice; D M
Hocker, District Clerk ; J M Betoge, County
Clerk; Josiah Nichols, Sheriff.
Colorado—John D Glilmore, Chief Justice ;
E M Glenn, District Clerk; John C Miller,
County Clerk; Jas B Good,Sheriff.
Dallas—Wm H Hard, Chief Justice ; Ed C
Browder, District Clerk; Wm K Martin,
County Clerk j N O McAdams, Sheriff.
Jgenton—J M Blount, Chief Justice; James
Eadi,District Clerk; J M McNeil, County
Clerk ;Jtepheu Hjatt, Sheriff.
Fani—Robert H Taylor, Chief Justice ;
Aodre'P Carter, District Clerk ; Samuel J
Galbra*i County Clerk; J B Anderson,
Sheriff.
ijDicl &rritmlfr.
8igzs and Son, E Martin, T K Pottuskv, W K Mastcn,
E Perry, J_A Houghton, J L Peay, VV A Oatman, M
i thi.
week. The Sweiuon
for ule. |
—- 'J
Bee the advertisement of Rutherford & Rector.—
They have some tempting articles in their line. By
the way, they have a fine lot of the best smoking and
chewing tobacco we have ever seen in this maiket.
We are a judge of the weed, and speak what we do
know. i.
, V«- —
'\The Governor has appointed a commission, consist,
tog of Ex-Governor Pease, Swante Palm and Joseph
Spence, to "penetrate the secret vaults" of the
Treasury, and to examine the condition of the Treas-
urer and Comptroller's books- They are now prose,
outing the business. We will here veuture the asseW
tion, that a neater set of books cannot be found in
the 8tate than those kept by J. W. Howard and Pat
O'Gonnan, late Chief Clerks iu those departments.
We understand tbe comm'ssion entered tbe vault of
lb. Treasury a day or two ago. They entered from
the top, and thus saved the door and locks from dam-
age. About #1100 in specie and some railroad bonds,
were all that was found.
We are pained to hear of the death by burning of
a little daughter of Maj. Stepherf Minot, residing near
town. We hear of it a. we go to press, andJiave not
been able to learn the particulars. This is, indeed, a
sad afitiction t. the bereaved parents and friends.
Bastrop Items.
The talk in Bastrop county .seras to go that the Go-
vernor'. speeches in Houston and Austin, although
evincing talent of the very highest order, were too
bitttr. Hi. friend, predict, however, a wise, noble
and humane policy. Those who are hardly friend.,
but on the .tool for friendship in futuro, who h.ve
known him long and tried him well, concede to him
the nobler impul.e., and |t the same time acknowl-
edge that no man on earth has a better right than he
T_._ to dart his withering scorn at the rumbling element.
ride, bellowed - of recession a. they gradually roll back into oblivion
. H. Bryant, Houston. He |
newspapers and
music, etc. We com
an i attentiv. bustaes
ÜBfahn, aged 18, oldest
x wm drowned
i river laét Sunday morning,—
«king a ride on horse
• ber horse from some
The current being rap.
i deeper water and
ras recov
I una vail-
r an interesting young lady
only to respect and es
i have the sympathy of the
1 bereavement. A large
lied the remains of the
i as clevsr a tiling as any
i with pcache, the other |
i get these day.. Robey
to all insect, that
i. \J •' •
1—"at Mr. Tweedle, resid-
l on the road home
I unknown to him.
lemandnd money.
'y-seat. .He
rout, in
shot at tiie
, but thinks he missed
been to town with a tot of
him; but whether
|aot known.
■ ' '
another ball last Fri-
ere told there
and that they be-
ttjifre
it or.tnoi .
r~">"tion ef
*°T-
1(4 elmrve
A. p. t.'ytor, B. A.
r wa. flooded with npgroe'
■ Loüri understoahi tliey expect
> things thut dU not trsuspiro.
«nmeot was gwine to presch,"
Indians have been in
they came down to tak«
the Job tit driving Max. out,
e not heard. They seem
to the young people. The,
<? *way, aniS in « few years
now number 186 in aC
The disposition «tf thé Wcks to talk, laugh, travel
play the fiddle and dance, has always been the con-
trolling elements of their character. The bappy grin
never was so bappy. The song, dance and shuffie are
not neglected even one night—no, not one. In fact,
he I. in a perfect hallelujah átate. But of all ¿is traits*
the desire to "go somewhere" predominates over
everything else. He mutt " go somewhere," and
that ".somewhere " has been permanently located at
Austin. There they expect to get high prices for 1
bor—there they expect to see a heap of people—there-
they expect to he«r the band that brays tho best mu-
sic ¡ but, above all, there they expect to meet and
shake hands with " Mana Jack, the Qiverner arid the
Givernment."- *
Lc% by way of Galveston to parts unknown, but
suppled for Bosting, for a blowing horn, E. H. Gush-
ing, btte pilot on board a clipper-built frigate that
sailed up and down Buffalo Bayou. This craft was
named Blow for the "loaves and fishes," and always
had a jolly crew aboard and an Innumerable quantity
of flags flying. Among the crew wa. a man who
would alwaya have a large crowd of women to fan
snd talk to him. Thi. vessel went down in a heavy
gale at night, but Cu.hing saved himsel f by turning a
lightning summerset. He then, went aboard a U. 8.
«nip which arrived at Galveston next day; said his
prayers to the Captain, and wound up by demanding
to command the .hip. The Captain answered no;
hut if he was fond of money he might sit ia the bow
and blow the horn for breakfatf. W, *
yjMjoyiMilwi UIÉ'# bi ***£**• "**
* the hard truth is told. Conciliation and kind
wrath and soften down prejudice. The
FayetteZ M P French, Countj Clerk.
GillespkrTbeodore Buckholts, Chief Jus-
tice ; E MaitPistrict Clerk ; H Ocks, Coun
ty Clerk ; B Sfper, Sheriff.
Grayson—A lyant, Chief Justice ; B W
Bradley, DistrictClgrk; G A Dickcrman,
County Clerk; Joshuán$«t, Sheriff.
Hunt—Hardin Hart, Clf sJuatice ; H B
Simonda, District Clerk; AlextftSf Came-
ron, County Clerk; Jno M Scott, Sheft,
Wm Baker, Thad Bock, W M Somervllle, John Dan-
loy, J W Wright, M L Arrostren , A Wiseman, Z W
Matthew., B Munroe, B A Shepherd, J 1' Dumass, L
G Lea, J R Himms, Wm Bramleet, A Rust, Mr Ktac
Kead, M Spell and Son, V R Join, E Saunders, J 11
Caldwell, Mrs Conrad, C Qoodloe, B F Ackciman, J
Buckholts, Wm Davis, W C Wisemsu, J S Carriugtou
B H Harrison, H Hart, John Sanders, Frsnk H Coun-
land, R J T.tlay, David Walker, K 8 C RoberUan and
Bon, TII Baker, Tho. II Fulton, Alex Roberts, Harri-
son Dougherty, John Mackey, Ben Walker, P T Tan-
nehill, D Plefler, B F Harris, C M 8cott, C H Ellis,
Wm Lestor, E W Shoaf. D M Olive, D J Anderson,
P B J Hill, R A Kins, S Lockwood, Bell Buileson, M
Biggs and 8 ~~ "
E Perry, J i . I
Hambhn, B F Hammonds, (' A Jones, J A Harreíl, W
B Demees, J A Ward, John D CHlmore, J H Setegast
N W Trigg, A W Hill, A W Moore, Jotiu A Winn, H
Pope, C Eubank, Dr Sharrer, Chas Hamilton, J Inn-
man, A B Manion, P R Smith, E Nance, K 8 Bell, J U.
Lowrie, O J Downs, R H Smith, E B Tarver and Son,
John We.t, J H Muudlne, John Hester, H D Cue, A
E Carothor.LIi W Carothers, J Williams, Tho. Ford,
Parro*
ni P C
ThofH Ellison,
Wm Jenninss, James Morrow, J O Gilbert, Jamos Ma
han, W B Coffee, Levi Pconlngton and lady, Captain
Turner, James McCaU, Judge Renlck, Col Norris, O
O Leary. M McFarland, John Barnett, Jas R Temple,
man, J Lockridge, J Davis, C A Lewis, Mrs II A Rob-
ertson, F M Hall, J M Hall, John C Hall, jr, J A Smith.
Wm O Trers, A H McCullough, J W Burnett. M B
Bradley, F H Arliss, Jas Carder, J F Gay, W M Sledge,
jr, D P Shepherd, S H Larrcmoro, M K Kldd, Miss
Thompson, F McKinney.
Ntm QUtocrtitenuntf.
HEAD QUARTERS, P08T OF AUSTIN, í
General Order No. 1. A« 5" ^
be to£d?!wj riSSf0r aunyMa*' * ^
PronriHora of establishment, where eaniUling ia
heroafter allowed, are hereby notified that their houses
will be etoMd andthemaelve. liable to a ftne or iuniri-
son men t, aa the Provott Marshal may direct.
By ooler of Lt. Col A. 0 BADGEtt,
Commanding Pom.
J. A. MASiror, Port Adjutant. I ti
HEAD QUARTERS. POST OF AUSTIN, >
August 5, ittM. \
General Order No. 9. ÍV
A limited number of Drinking Saloon, will be al-
lowed at thi. no*, under the folio wine regulation.:
A tax of Fifty Dollars per Month will be paid to the
w"' ' r«i l the proper license.
, Pr},nki"« Saloons win be dosed promptly at nine
o'clock, P. M.
No person will be allowed to sail spirituous Honors
to enlisted men of the United Sute Army.
The pnce for drink, will be Twenty Cen:s per
An;
>n soiling Spirituous or Malt Liquors with
Glasa, (except for fine liquor*.)
spirituous
out License, or in violation of the provision* of ibis
Order, will be arrested and punUhed by tbe Prov.-st
Marshal.
By order of Lt. Col. A. 8. BADGKlt.
. , Conin.andinj Post.
J. A. Masicot, Pom Adjutant. I t!
HEAD QUART*;® . POST OF AUSTIN, t
August 7, 1865. Í
General Order No. 3.
All persons at tht. |>oM, not in tin' military *ervir«
of the United State*, or thoao who have not obtained
permit. fr«flf the Provo*t Narahal, *r>> prohibit..I
from carrying or bearing about their peraun* tire arto*
or other weapon*. No permit, will be granted by the
Provost Marshal, except to persons known to the
military authorities. ,
Violations oi this order will be punished with eon-
fiscation of weapon* and tine or ImpriMumeut, at th<*
diwretlon of tlio Provost Marshal, who i. chargi*!
with the execution of thi* order.
By order of Lt. Col. A. 8. BADGER,
Commanding Post.
J. A. Masicot, Post Adjutant. 1-6
Ctjurd) QHrcciorg.
Preobyteriaei.—Ret. Wm. M. Baker. Service
every Sunday at 10$ o'clock. Subject next Sabbath
~ " Indlfie
Religious Indifference.
Lutheran.—Rev. J. O. Lieb. Service every
tí ' w w ^ av.. Sundsy at 3 o'clock, p. m. Subject next Sabbath:
Hopkins—D W Cole, Chief Justice ; JoUV Necessity and Possibility of Sanctification.
EpiMcopul.—Rev. Charles Gillette, Reetor- Ser-
Vi.every Si
Smith, District Clerk; Z Matthews, Count,?
Clerk ; Green B Crowder, Sheriff.
Houston—John H Potts, Chief Justice; A
H Car tell, District Clerk ; C CAldrich, Coun-
ty Clerk; Jos A Wright, Sheriff.
Harrison—DaviB Bonfoey, Chief Justice;
Alex Woodall, District Clerk; S R Perry,
Sheriff.
Hays—JosephiR Burleson, Sheriff.
Johnson—Q R Shannon, Chief Juatice ; C
J Ingham, District Clerk ; T L Wren, County
Clerk ; Thomas Per von, Sheriff.
Leon—H B Pruitt, Chief Justice; Thomas
D Patrick, District Clerk; Walter Patrick,
County Clerk; William Miller, Sheriff.
Lamar—William Bramlette, Chief Justice ;
M L Armstrong, District Clerk; Henry Moore,
County Clerk ; John Gibbons, Sheriff.
Milam—Edward A Martin, Chief Justice;
J C Rogers, District Clerk; J G Battle, Coun-
ty Clerk ; George Thatch, Sheriff.
Red River—William Elliott, Chief Justice.
Smith—Samuel L Earle, Chief Justice;
Jesse W Rasberty, District Cleric^ Ed Sharp,
County Clerk ; Archibald Ramsom, Sheriff.
San Saba—Robert Masterson, Chief Jus-
tice.
Titus—Joshua Johnson, Chief Justice;
Henry Jones, Sheriff.
Wise—Daniel Howell, Chief Justice ; A B
Foster, District Clerk ; Jno M Moore, County
Clerk; G R S Crews, Sheriff.
Vi.every Sunday at 10$ o'clock.
—Rev. N. Felton and Rev. J> M.
Servicer6ry Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Geraud
man at rn-~ rtf austin.
\n¡í UK -'th, !E(U. V
Ueneral Order > Í!.
1st Lieuc- W t. M. 1 iftirr iiMvirii been appt>iot>"i
•s die of.' er III lUm post, to receive mid take chaKje
of all Plibtie Proji^rtv, such a* Attw, ordnaufie, JMr
sea, Mttks, WasOtis, lisi-ness. etc.. (brintoly beloci{in:>
to the «o-callei Coniederuit? State , all pvr.or,* «vb'i
have in tin ir possession sut h pr'j>>eriy, sru Leri *. un-
titled to lurs it over ¡«nmediate'y t" tbo abov.- nm-.n i
officer.
Any p er«<*&ii!ng to comply ■ ib tti* order. w>* '•••
immediately arressed aud punlsUwl dtrecioil in
General Order No. 4, Head Quarters District f Te*
as. fir order of r.t. Co! A. * BADGER.
i fl t'wnn anriitig
J. A. M# .iau. Poet Adjutant.
J^OTICE.—AMNE9TV OAtlf ■
Sunday at ir$ o'clock,
Mcthodiist.—Rev. J. W. Whipple. Service every
Sunday at 10$ o'clock, and 8 o'clock, p. in.
iUarrUb.
At Lampasas, on the 3d inst., by Rev. Mr. Aio.
werth, Mr. A- F- Ainsworth, of Burnet county, to M1m
Rebecca D. Grant, of Lampaaaa.
JDicb.
Proceedings of the Provost Marshal's Court.
Charley, f. m. c., arrested Aug.1 6th, charg-
ed with robbery; sentenced to be confined 30
days on bread and water.
Tom Tinnin, f. m. c., arrested Aug. 8th,
charged with aasault and battery; sentenced
to 30 days imprisonment.
— Callet, Squadron " I," 1st. La. Cav.,
arrested Aug. 5th, charged with assault and
battery; sentenced to 15 days imprisonment.
Daniel, f. m. c., arrested Aug. 8th, to be
confined 30 days in jail on bread and water.
J. Moore, arrested Aug. 8th, charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct; sen-
tenced to 20 days imprisonment.
£aleal Nexos.
President Jobwwn i. sick; disease bilious fever....
Steamer Glasgow was burned July Slat, in latitude 40:
46 North, longitude 68 98 Weet The paMengers and
crew were MVed by the bark Roaamond. The Glas-
gow sailed from New York for Liverpool July 99
Great destitution Hill continue, in South Carolina'
An a -ent has bee sent North for relief. An the prin*
cipal town, of the State are, or aoon will be, oooupled
by national troop.—Gov. Perry baa i*eued hi. proc-
lamation for the election of delegate, to a flute Con-
vention—Effort, are being made to eet arid) the re'
cent election In Virginia and «ecure a new one The
wheat crop of the Wabash valley! Indiana, to a com-
plete failure...-Texas beeves quoted In New Orleans
on the M, at §18a 40—A London newspaper states
that the oonfldential agent of Maximilian ha. had a
conference with Palmers ton ia London and failed en.
tiraly to get the Mexican policy of tbe English Gov-
ehanged. Palmerston «ays England will
.tend aloof from Mexican entanglements; and will
do nothing that can be regarded a* unfriendly to the
cd to the government at $1500 per month.
In thi. city, on Sunday morning, the 6th ln.tant,
Miss Augusta Bahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bahn,
aged 18 years.
The cheeks that bloomed with the tints of health,
the eyes that beamed with the light of friendship and
lovo, tho voice mild and musical in the social inter-
course of life, the winning smile and confiding heart,
have been stilled forever by the hand of death.
How sadly we contemplate the inevitable termina-
tion of life, even among the aged, who«e departure
we have anticipated to the dark and silent chamber,
of the dead; but oh, bow much more difficult it i. to
realize and reconcile ourselvM to the bereavement in
tbe loss of the besutiful, tbe gifted, and the young?
Such a being was Avqcsta Bahn, who departed
this life on tut Sabbath morning, snd whose mortal re-
mains received their last sad rites, and were consign-
ed with bitter tear, of anguish to thalr last resting
Siace in the city cemetery, on Monday, the 7th inst.
ut well and boiy are the purposes of the Almighty,
and we humbly submit to Ills decrees.
Acovsta. the eldest and idolized daughter ot
Adolph and Malvaiene Bahn, was born In Berlin, the
capital of Prussia, on tbe 10th day of March, 184T ;
but from early ehiklbood has resided with her par-
ents in this city—
"None knew her but to love hsr,
Nor named h« r but to praise."
But few young ladles in our land had been more
thoroughly instructed in tho ornamental and practical
branches of education, while in domestic ana general
business qualifications she wss excelled by none.
Her. disposition waa kind and amiable, and hor man-
ners sweet and genial; none who ever knew her will
forget the smile that Illumined her features when
greeting her friends and acquaintances, and the wel-
come words that received them at her home or her
lather's store.
To ber parents she wa* all that a daughter could be
—dutiful, obedient and affectionate ; may Me " who
stills the tempest, and tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb " reconcile their hearts to the loss that they and
society have «ustalned In tbe death of Augusta.
Her pure and spotless nature surrounded ber with
a host ot true and affectionate friends, and her remem-
brance will not fade In their hearts until thi
RUTIIERI ORD dt HECTOR > ,.VUik
tho well known Dietertch et rnir, ¡
10—
Austin, Aug, 11,1063.
shoulder. Has
marion concern!
or a liberal rewar
at tbi. place. a9
(STOLEN.—From tbe
9 tbe 9th of August, _
*sd with the letter- the left
•addle and collar ,/ ,'j Any inf r
Ing biin will be tí¿ wl'Htrrseived,
win be Paid fq^j ¿ Jñ&fír
FOK
Augu*t 8, W-
F°l8ti
mm of our exchanges,
error laet week by tba
O S. military
war of humea «ml is never «o sublime as when guided by
Ity to forget and forgive error*. Bat when tho*e
errors have ripened into public crime., thehumanita.
stop, beeaBM he
of JuMk*.
in Bastrop to very de.irous that the
on quickly. He My. be Intends
of aood clothe* out of It
MWffi
¿ • i-
lUt'iii
in the nirit land. The bright example *he left in her
life ana conduct, «hould be imitated by all who mk
happiness and friendship on earth, and a memory
without .not or blemtoh in death.
We will ml** ber from the *ocial walks of life: but
why mourn when we knew that from a cold and Ml-
fl.a world die hu paMed to a paradlae of lovo and
eternal biis*; " Where the wieked cea*e irom trou-
bling and thi weary are at rest"
Her rodden and unexpected death on Sonday, sent
a thrill of p*in and sorrow to every heart; and the
large concourse who aeaisted In performing tbe last
sad offices to her remains, on Monday, attest how
deeply her loss was felt by tbe entire community.
Death withered thy form, but thy spirit Is ringing,
A. it float, on ft. course thro' world, of deH|"
And tbe voícm of angel, in mode are ringing,
A. they weMome thee home to the .pirlt of light.
A FRIEND.
interments.
Angnata, daughter of A. Bahn, Angus* 6,
Drowned.
M^. Stephen Minot's little daughter, sged 4 year*,
Aug. 10- Bunted to death.
Infant child of Jobo Kirk, Aug. •, aged 4 month*.
Infant negro child of servant of Mn. Pte rne* fvd
«bout 18 months.
W.N,
BRYANT t CO., Wholeiale and Retell News
paper aud Periodical Dealer., Main St., Hous-
ton. Keep constantly on band all the leading North-
ern and Southern Journals and Magazine., combined
with a choice awortment of NOVELS AND MUSIC.
Dealer, uid Agent. Mpplied at ahort notic, on rea-
sonable term.. Trade list* sent on application of
tie. desiring to engage In the business. Cash orders
16
undersigned, on •we1,4iaht oi
b of August, one large bi.*"^ : -* illCAN
HORÍE, branded with th« !«.«•. L .... u, left
'
'nm
I
- .jppmni the' Proeiatii
tion of the Presiden: oí the United :it
dated Stti< May. A. I). Ifiij, it is d^eUr.'d il «r
"all penoiit *ho have dirt,x! or iu >'!ly partUi/m'i'•
in tht estmi 'ir ril tUlm," *i.«H be pf rdon d. with to ,
toratlon of «1 rights of proji. rty except as teslave*.
and except in esse* wh>irt lepal proeeedittg# undi '
the laws of tho United Mtates, providiog for tho <v>o
flscatlon of (ironerty ot persona cng^igcd In r> U:flinn
have been instituted, on the condition, navrrtlMrV
that every «icli peison shall take «h>.1 <th cnlto tu< •
Oath there ' • torin called tbe arr-oe*-.y <«tb.
certain exc-ptions a* to classef of p--rsoas tu.-s
named, who aro excepted from it* beaeflu
By further oidor, befo i e nny a^iücatioti for pudor
from nerMfis belouging to excepted Ia .:. e will
be entertaiocd or considered, it tnctunbeut up<tit
them to take -ne amnesty oath, which must accompa-
ny the application ior pardon.
The Unites States Court f<>r the Ws*tcra I list ihi of
Texaa will, ii. is presumed, be cr^nni/cd In a f'-rv days
andlogal proceeding* therein lake their u*0nl emu*. J
of lb <-tsy, oi 8t*lr. tile CU-tk
M rtafea Oou/t will adiiftHflTif'tiie ifenv
folieants ut the Fe.laral Coon iUnm in tbe of
Auntln, beiw tbe hour, of A M. and 5 o'd-wk,
P.M. dally. 1-6 M, HGf'KfM?, Clerk.
Austin, August U, IS<!5.
removed I
■ « now «pett-
ing a large lot of DRV GOOM AN!) filtClCEl;ll';>
Just received from New Orleans, eou*jitin¿, In ¡mu, of
Ready Made Olotbiog, llais. Bonnets aod Tn< •nine-
of tho lateM ctyles and «loulrty. Also, a variety
of the flne*t fable Witie , a tutl .'baortmeut <>f Can
Fruto, Brandy i ruit#, Jellies, etc. Mackerel, Oysters,
Lobater., 8at diues Candios, Dried Apple*, b ■ it1 ■' • cm
Tea in i lb. package*. A jrrent vnrioty of the bet
Chewing and tímokuu; Tobacco, in coisvei n nt p teki
ge*. A large lot of butt Qi^ais, l'erlumnu i o dot coup,
of almost every variety.
Of their former stock they Mill have on hand the
Staple Good, in common um—School Books, Hupar,
Coffee, Flour, Salt, Sod., and a largo stock of th«
leading Medicine*, to sell in Quantities great or small,
and many other thing* too todious to mention.
tbediat.
hKrRRMHL Mi v
Please give us a call, buy, and "down with
(t CA REWARD.—Stolen from my stable*, in Austin,
(pOV on the night of tbe i£tb July, tbe following
described Horsos.
One large IRON GRAY horse, about 1 f>i band*
high, eight years old, tail thin and small, aud inane
thin, both black, leg. and ear. long. No brand or
mprk remembered.
One .mall IRON GRAY horse, 8 years old, branded
on one shoulder J. R., about 15 hands high, hold* his
bead and tail up when moving, and is the horao rid-
den by Eugene CtÉen. in Reg. of
Also ono BLOOD BAY horM, 19 years old, I." ¿
hands high, star in the forehead, two or three whit
feet, black legs, uuuie and tail, aod Is a little sprung iu
both Jure leg*.
The*e boiae. were not fat wbeu stolen, but in good
working order.
The above reward will be givon for the horses, or
for Information that will enable me to recover them.
Tbe large, gray borie, 1* an excellent harness horse,
as is also the bay. Collar marks may be observable
In both. A. HENRlCKtf.
Austin, August 8. 1865. 1 *1—ot8
CT* Houston Telegraph copy 3 times, and sc;id
biilto this office.
\
THE GEM.—This bar to situated on tbe Avenue,
iust below w. II. Oerr's Auction Uooin. 1 keep on
band every description of pure LIQUORS,' best
Havana Cigar, and Ne. 1 Virginia Tobacco. Gen-
tlemen who derire to be ssrved by an attentive bar-
keeper, in an orderly houM( are solicited to call.
Best 8an Antonio Bi er on hand.
l-fl-ot* F. llANKE.
BALK.—The timi - now occupied a. Carr'.
!-<—atO , fgrat.
1m Hwrnaou Building, also known a*
l.g_otji
August i, 1885.
f II,MAM STILF.f. Dental Surgwo, Austin, Tesa*
♦iigu*t 11, 1UGS.
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