State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 9, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 8, 1859 Page: 3 of 4

                                
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Ueorgetown
. New Turk City
New Orleans
Mason.
(ionisles
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Springfield
Mrrrilltown
Webberrille.
San Marcos
Victoria
Clinton
tjoguill:
Florence.
Of" The Houston nepnMIr) merges that tt
the Mi.utgninni . meeting incipient atepa do taken
ti organise n National Hen rati.' party Wlint'a
in the wind t 'hought all oil) our enri were op
pusod to "o rg an i-a-a t l-n-i '"--Colmulxa Drm.
Comment. " if ih thing must havo n
now baptismal name wo tlim'tai'ii wliy not
null it Sum Howtnn at ones ninco lio
und liia doinnfffp in )o its oulv polities "
InteUigtncrt in 1807.
Bu'l'lio remains of Hon. Dii.ni II.
Lewis lis in tlm Oreenwoi.d Oometorv Now
York. The follovinp; cpitnph in now soon
upon tombstone lately ercuted
IHion Hair Lr.wia
HKRVI'llH IN CoNIIRRID I'RIIM thr
8TATR or Al.An.AMA.
Horn in Georgia August in (nut).
Died in the City of New York
October r 1(M8
A Patriot and a Htateimaii.
Noted for Integrity. Candor au.l
Truth. He faithfully served his
Country three yean In the
Legislature of Alahaiua and
Eighteen year in the Congress
or the United Statea.
Till'. I. ATI! OI H. Wl M III.ETT.
ry Wo are authorized to announce TllOMAH
P (irini.i'RKR aa a candidate for Chief Clerk of
the neit Hoiiae of Uepreieutatue.s
We are anthorlied to announce Win. It.
LAMBERT of lleiar aa a inmliilato for Assist-
nut Sergeant at-Arms of the neit Jlouao of Hep.
raientatlvei
ry We are requested to atate that M P.
i i.akk of Collin County will he a candidate for
a elerkihlp In the neit Leglaatui
KVNCK'N
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s'JIif ANfdfrlo iexas
FEW AnVETlTTflT:MTWT;
Maj Neighbors' Death.
RotTOR SrATK Oazettk:
Thare aro already several voriou of tbe
affair; roaultlog in tlio death of Maj. It. S.
Koigllboni at Bclkiiup on the 14th Sep-
lotnbor Already one or two statements
siiid to have been taken from tho Wneo stage
way bill have bcon published. 1 Iiuto no
version to publish although in pos'osnion
Of one believed to De rename maiewuiiy
differing from that published by you and
iiunther iu tho Houston Telegraph both
baaed on the way bill etatoment. I desiro
liowevqr in juuico to all parties to ask a
smpensi'in of publio opinion till the truth
inny boaseerUiucd in aa authoritative form
Tilts is tho more just beoause the death of
Mr. Neighbors waj preceded by a series of
circumstances whioh have to bo known
luit'jro n correct opinion oati be formed.
No one nt this time in possession of tboso
facts Would like to make a statement of
them when aware that ho (or they) may
bo called upon us a witness in tbe trial of
Messrs. Murphy und Cornet. Mr Murphy
tllicro is no impropriety in saying1) has
been Sheriff of Youug eouuty kocps a
station or publio house 14 miles oast of
Rnlknun. on the Overland Mail rood and
Bustaius the reputation of being apeaccablo
and honorable; citizen. Mr. Cornot is his
brother inlaw and resides with him. A
letter before me writton at Belknap three
days after tho occurrence says : 'Air Mur-
jhj ii held MamclvU by thr tnlire commit-
ii it l."
Yoar obedient servant
"JU8T1TIA."
AtSTIN LoDUK Nn. It!. t
A. F. AMD A. Masons S
It hath iilt-meit Almighty God in hia Providence
to take from na our Brother Hrrry W. Stni.RTT
who departed trite life nn the morning of the 4th
of October. UU
Urn Huhl.'tt waa a native of Kentuck) . he em.
grated to Teiaa at an early age and aettleil in
Han Ana mtlne county in I Kill. He there aruilied
the prnteailnn of the law and came to the bar
about the year 1P10. Ilia talents and energy anon
placed hiiu prntnlnently before the people of that
County and Uiatrlet. In 184H be was elected aa
on of the (Icproientattvas ol mat county to the
State Legialature where though young he dis-
tiuguiahetl klmaelf aa a leadiag politician from
that divlalnn of the Htate. About thia time he
married the daughter ef K. I. Anderson who at
the time of Annexation waa Vice Preaident of
Texaa. In the year 18!i8 he removed from Han
Augustine county to thla City or lt vicinity
where he resided until his death. While among
aa be has been a prominent citiien. and at one
time represented this District In the State Senate
with great credit to himself and at other tinie
he haa been pit forward by his friends as a can-
didate for other high offices both State and Dis-
trict. A man who has thus oceupie' prominence be
fore the public will uounness maae enemiea;
hut the worst of those (If there are any) will be
forced to admit that he waa dlatlngulahed for hia
atraight forward honesty bis candor and his in-
dexible firmness and resolution while bis frienda
and those who knew him beat will reeoguiss In
him the ever hopeful and cheerful naturn that
gives the social Intercourse its greatest charm
and will remember and regret blm as a pure
hearted benevolent and high toned gentleman
full to overflowing with all the kindly feeling of
our nature which eaued him to bo beloved by
all who knew blm Wherefore
ftitnlnd. That this Lodge has ttat in Ilia death
a worthy Mann society a useful meinher hia
urofeaalon an ornament hl friends and associates
a bright aud joyous nature the weak and help-
less a disinterested and benevolent friend and
hia larallv. the most devoted of husbands and
kindest nf fathers.
Ruofotil That we recommend the practice of
the virtuoi which so distinguished him to those
who desire to be beloved or wlh to be useful.
Itetohtd That we deeply mourn his loss and
offer our sympathy to his distressed family and
frinda.
Raolrvl That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes nf the Lodge and a copy ot them bo
furnished to his widow and that tho city papers
drt rennested to oublish the same.
fmilml. That we wear the nsual badge of
mourning for thlrtv dava.
.1. A GREEN.
K T. DITKFAIT V Committee
3. T. ALEXANDER. S
Atttest: X. B. DrBray See'y
The Principal of thla Instltntlin has pleasure
In aiiuounelng that alnce Ita eatabtlaluuent In San
Antonio sumo three jnarsngo young men from
different parts ol the Htate have taken the course
prescribed  and aro now keeping books at salaries
vailing l'i "in one to four thousand dollars per
annum
The eouise prescribed at this Institution em-
braces ' Hook-keeping hy Doiidle Entry" as ap-
plied to every department of trade Calculations
Cnrreapoudenee Penmanship and Lectures nn
Commercial Law and Political Euonomy in their
different relatione to Commerce.
Pupils being taught individually applicants can
enter at any time.
Time rcijulred to complete the ('nurse from 8
to 13 weeks but the number of lessons not being
limited all ere desired to attend until qugllifled
in a thorough practical manner to 'ake charge
of and keep Hooks according to the latest aud
most approved style.
tar 'is: ii -is vao. jgi
TKSTIMONIAL8 ImToM THK PRKS8
" This Instil iill.ui His only ont ot ilia kind In Itila Hlate
is aoadUOtsd by Mr. Jamas R. Raock who havlna: graitu-ati-.l
III li mi.lr.v's Uliiiilmiall Men-mull... Oolleira stood when
quite a youth aui'.ng tbe flrst Iu hia piofoeioD. as a prae-
ileal book.kospsi lii I'e well kuown Imiim or fierce Page
k Oo. Cincinnati llulo -7tu I'ttrlitian .itfWuf. .
o Mr. II.". li has Just oloieil Willi suoccss a aocond olass
In the science rr book.keepias by double entry at this
plsce. .j..i iiaHitf
' Oua of Mr. R's pupils who but a short i.iiil- ago waa
allogother unaciUallited with the uiercantlle business Is
now keepd.- In the wholesale anil retail llrug and Book
Store "i lire tlrrejory A Rlaseuioro ot this place one of
the moat era.ematleaily arranjud set of double cutty books
Uiat can be found in the State Lnliran( I'nj.rt
" We would advise lhn--e of our rcaderc who aaVS eons
wboiu they wish to at for the business ocoupaUeits of life
to eead to this school. - VjfiUf Voiccnif.
"This valuable llistllutiou Is locateU In Han Antoulo.
Auttin Win Giueltt.
" As ii praotlcal test of thr value of Mr. Ranck'e Inatruc
lion ae a teacher of book keeping ve on'y need stale the
fact that In a iiiiii'lx-r hi townaof Oils Blate where Mr
R. has taught young nen who derived all their knowledge
of accounts frota him are now reeelvlag Que salaries as
book-keepers hi the best housee In the country.
" This la an Itnpregnalile fa.it and we atate It as mi en-
cnurHKement for all young men to avail Ihsuiaelvsi of the
opportunity new iirenetited litem of aoqulring eo ueeful
and elegant au accomplishment. -Jain Antonio UtralJ.
"Several youiitf men in this city have been enabled
through thoii atiendanre upon lis course to obtain Srst
class si uaUons and we lettrn that uoly a few weeks since
a yoiDg gentleman traloed under htm aeeuredanappalbt-
ment aa book-keeper In a large mercantue astahllshment
Iu New Oiieatia .Vin Antuiii Letlgtr.
"This school has now been located In our oily a suffl-
cloat time for our clttsena to understand Its merits Here
is where a scholar should go before comiaeuolng in the
world fur himself. In three months ha wilt he capable of
keeping books In any of aur huiineas housee. San A lltimfo
''neilH.
" Mr. llaiuk opened a school In I his place wllh some So
auliecrl tiers und has since taught with euilnenl success.
revoe WeWgfM Jitlnutr.
"The distinguished success he has met with at Iloustoa
Chappell tllll Washington and oiher places U sufllclent
ice iiiiiiie'ulaiioii ...r v.ic
"The hooks of several of the best mercantile houses In
tills place are Leing kept b young men who owe their
knowledge ef the selenoe to a course of Instruction In Mr.
Ranch's Mercantile School. Ooneaes Jmjuirer.
"Ha has taught several hssslons tn this piaca and has we
believe given universe! satieraction to his patrons. True
sane.
' Mr Ranck l. die belt bock keeper we have ever seen.
t'nton Imocrtit.
"lie Is the Prljc.psl of that aourlaldng I-atltutlnn at
San snloiil.i ituowu as ttanck'a Mercantile College. e-
ffuin Metvui g.
"This liiiiiiullun has certainly a stroea c'siin to the
patron gc of our you g men ettfgfeel JnMlifftnctr.
"111. conducted by ni old friend James K. Hunck whom
I knew wlu n tlmugh a mere boy he .ii-.nl at the head of
Ils pro tsllou aa a pisellcal book keener In one or tbe
Itr. o.t housaa In the city ot Oiuclnnati. -Cir. (ruaeafun
'llcsidat he Is a regular gradnate of one of the beat
Me.cantile Colleges In the United States.' Zeangl Jfcfl
NEW FALL & WINTEB QOOOSj
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Ciiniirrss A inri: Al'STl.N. Tr.XAs
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For further Darticulars address
JAMES E KANCK
Oct B '50 nil If Principal.
ARE now receiving and opening a large and
well selected stock of Dry Goods and Gro-
ceries consisting la part nf (sidles fancy Dross
Silk Robe flnunor) and stripe patterns; fancy
Woolen DeLatna Robe stripe and flounce pat-
terns Bonnet ribbon ; silk velvet an sehui-
nell fringe and trimming ; shawls oloaks man-
tillas Stewarts' kid gloves ; kid guantlets buok
guantlets and gloves of all kinds All styles of
ladles white goods brilliant dimity bird eye
dlsper Biahnt Victoria and linen lawn Swiss
India and bonk mull orossharred muslin. Jacko-
neta. cambric solid colored woolen deism black
silk ami colored alnsea. bttmbazine plain and
crape finished merino plain colored and opera
llannel ; Irish linen linen table cloths ginghams
calico hosiery patent bustle hoops skirts eiu-
iirniiienea laces ov c. etc.
Alan an excellent assortment ot oentleinen'a
clothing of the latest styles: boots shoes hats
cans. Ac: all kinds nf fnrnishing goods. Always
on hand such goods as i" used by farmers and
filnnters suck aa Ulcaeneti ana urnwn domestic
owells. nganaburgs drilling sail duek denims
stripes linaeys kerseys bread-cloth doeskin cas-
almero. aatinett. casinett tweeds eorderov. leans.
saddle negro and bed blankets; superior quality
of machine rope and India bagging nails brown
crush and powdered sugar ooftsa tea soap salt
candles rice sona. cream tartar starcp patent
bluing pippsr sauce tomato patsup pickles pie
fruit lemon syrup apple vinegar fine segars
smoking and chewing tobacco Ac  4c
Give tia a call before purchasing elsewhere
No7vl-tr ADAMS A GOODRICH
RAN4WAY
From the undersigned living In Caldwell
Burleson Co  uie time in June last a
negro boy name I Bitnnp about twenty-five
or thirty years ot age dark complexion.
nf an easy long ton oi voice has a foot very
hruad across the toes and a narrow beel ; his
batr enmes down rather low nn his forehead he
weighs about 150 or CO pounds and is a tolerable
good blacksmith. He said on leafing home he
would not own bis master. He is making his way
to Mexico.
I will sivo a liberal reward for bis capture and
safe delivery tome or any information that will
enable me tn discover his whereabouts will be
thankfully received
Address W. C. MOSELY
Oct. H-vl1n9-6t Caldwell Burleson Co. Tex.
I
Mrs. A. E. Kyle
Private BnnrdingHouae
Conoress Avr.srr. At'sTiy Texas.
(Nearly opposite City Hotel.)
No. S-yf-tf.
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CAN BE HAD AT THK NFAV8 EMPORIIM
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NEW NOVELS
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ORDERS TAKEN FOR ANY NEWS-
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Vol. II -lK6m
FOR Vl.E
A Groat Bargain.
I offer for sale my Homestead Residence a
short distani e North of the Capital containing
Eight and u half acres. It is admirably situated
for a private resideuco. p isseaeiag many beautiea
aud advautsgee not to be met with elsewhere in
tbe neighborhood of Austin.
I also wish to aell tuy stock r.onsMiug of Cows
and calves and some young cattlo. Abuut lb
head nf hogs poultry Ac.
Also two very promjaii g ouig Jacks. I will
aell tbe above property t . a cash purchaser con-
siderably under their flue. These animals I
will sell for cash or work horses.
Application to be made to
Or to Cl
Austin Sept 22 1459
JOHN KILLJLEA.
G. W. WHIT
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IIAVLOR DVIVERSITV.
ARHANUtMEWI.S 1'sJlt TUE Yi:n lW
TltK next term nf thai IpiIII'UMi rnn.met.rea in
TAatlar PehfttSllMI SBsJf td iHi.lee Hie
It. m e l'i sal
aln. tt.E tin in it ..
' PAOPT'.TY
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Wl.M'ED
The Guiltt- Detected. Sometime
Mince two men wcro arrested in San An-
tonio for counterfeiting gold coin. They
wore from Ohio and in looking ovor the
Tjlcdj Blado wo find that Abner Sawyor
Kvc le hail for ooonterfoitin"; money iu
Maumoo somo ton years ago. His accom-
plice was sant to the Penitontiary.' Horace
S. Brown is the son of a worthy clergyman.
He resiled in Wood County. He was a
fast young man ; kopt a richly furnished
room boarded at tho best hotels and wore
tho most costly clothing on a salary of 8300
per yoar. Ha was dismissed from the To-
ledo postoflice for keeping a dissjlute life.
" Vorily the way of tho transgressor is
hard." A largo amount of drafts were
found hy the officers of Sau Antonio in
possesion of tho prisoners. Perhaps these
won .'!''. oiled from lcttors in tho Toledo
postoffioOi
' We see that Sam J. Darnott Es.
of the Civilian has sold out his interest to
his partner Stewart and Menard. Mr.
I i.n iii-tt was .in excellent printer and we
believe much csteomesj.
tfSk. We ure pleased to see that Hon.
Jonathan Lewter has recovered from a late
l erinus sickness.
tST Tho namo of the Centreville Her-
' aid has been changed to tho " TextU Times."
Tho Times is neatly printed and an in-
teresting shoot. Suoccas to its publishers.
g. We learn that Col. l'tlESTON Hay
oi tin: Crockett Argus will probably be a
OandtdatO for a Clerkship in the Legislature.
lie lias hud much experience in the duties
of such a position having served in the Mis
souri Legislature. Col. Hay 'ivill doubtless
reecive uvarru support from his democratic
friends.
(gU Geu.M. B. Lamar former President
of Texas and late II. S. Minister to Central
America arrived at Galveston on the 2nd
inst. on his return home. Wo welcome
him back and trust that he will lind a warm
reception among a people whom he has
served so long and faithfully.
dipt. James Martin left Galveston a
few days sinco with 50 men to join Gen.
Walker at New Orleans. The expedition
for Nieatagua under that chief was to
leave on tho 5th inst. It is said to be 1-
000 strong.
MARRIED
On the 5th inst at thereaidence of the Bride's
father by the Rev B. F Harris Mr. Rnn'T M.
Wilcox of Auitln to Min Dallas Kyle oi
Hayi oounty.
We have very great pleasuro in publishing the
marriage of Mr. Wilcox. The anord so because
ol the enviable choice he haa so wisely nisdo.
Commencing in life with a beautiful and intelli
gent bride is almost invariably the precursor of
an affluent and happy old ago.
May their days ba long
All crowned with gladneaa
And their cares tbe song
That knows no ladneia.
On the Cth hut by the Rev. Mr. Tboraai lisp-
tilt Minister of this place Wm P. STAFF to
Miss Rebecca L. Lumpkin Daughter of Wm
L. Lumpkin all of tbe city of Austin.
The beautiful and accomplished bride haa
found in the gallant Colonel u warm hearted and
high toned gentleman aud we must wish them
many years of unalloyed happiness. Aud now
we will add "May a . never be put to the
Stapps. Thanks for tbe bridal cake and nectar.
On Wednesday evening. September 1-ttl.. at thu
residence of Col. M. Cartwrlght by Rev. A.
Ifenkle. Mr. A D. Mt.'Cfn has and Misa
AmaMDA H. CARTwmoilT all of Son Augui
tine.
A new . hue commenced with Mr.McCutcban
and may bright " gild hia future iky.
young practical Monk Keepur ana good
uman a aituation as I M or Assistant
Book-keeper correspondent copyiator general
clerk hue had some experieuuu at law paper
copying nnd uaa head clerk for three years in a
well known Philadelphia firm unexceptionable
recommendations Ha to capnoillty integrity etc.
from hia previous employers can he exhibited
Address lloi Ko. 1 Austin P. O. I lw
UUICE DILLINGHAM
STONE MASON.
IF you want your work dcina ou i-eeiionablc turmi m-l In
sl.r ipr liuit workman-Ilk mn r gire hltu a i il
Ucsliknce one mile usrtliof the Ktatt' Uousc on thcGeortf
tuwn road.
AuBtin Tux Oct. bin 1V.W MMHO
lOHUtO EiV.
PHELPS & JOHNSTON having secured the
.-1:- iniv of several brsnds of line
VIRGINIA CHEWING TdBACCO
respectfully' call the attention ol the Trade us
well aa ooasuiastsj to the same. Lovers of the
Weed will do well to try soruu of our lest brands.
We.are also 1gtnt$ for a
OHBAPBR AUTK'LK
aud country merchants and othen in waut will
find it to their interest to examine our Tobacco
before purchasing elsewhere.
PlielpM 4.V JullUNtOU'et
FALjj STOCK
Selected with care by our Mr Phelps is now
on tho way from New York. Advertisements in
the papers will anuouuee the receipt aud opening
of the aamo.
Oct. rJ.vlln!t tf PHELPS & JOHNSTON.
i'EW
LIME
OF STAGES.
McKINNEY SHERMAN. ST. LOUIS
AND MEMPHIS. TI' REE
TIMES A WEEK.
ICI.W licit.
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THE Overlatid Mail Company have established
a Liue of Stages three times a week from
McKlnney to Sherman in connecton with the
Ureal Overland Mall Line from Sao Francism
to St. Iouis Mo. and Memphis Tenp. rauniog
twice a week to California and three times a
weektnSt Louis and Memphis: making the
QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST
H1.11I0 to tbe East.
Vatienr era taking the stage at MeKinnet
ill reach St. Louis and Memphis iu C days and
New York In 8 dava. This stage passes through
Knit Smith tho Northern Itraucb via Payette
ville Ark.; and Springfield Warsaw to Syracuse
Mo. the terminus of the Paeifio Railroad to fit
Louts at wbieb point stages leave daily for all
points iu Kausaa and Nebraska. The southern
branch via Dardauello Little :..".. Ciareuden
to Madison tbo terminus o the Memphis ami
Little Rock Railroad to Mempis connecting with
Upper and Lower Mississippi Kiver steamers.
AtMcJiinucy.t connects with Knuvcr A Risher'a
line for all part of Southern Texas.
Leaves Bliennan Tueedave Thursdays k Saturilsss S A. M.
" ateKlnnsyfoodsrs Wednesdays erfrldsys A. M-
FARE.
irom MuKipney to Sherman JJII 00
" to St. Louis or Memphis fi.'i IH
" to San Frauolioo 153 0u
J. nUTTERFIELD President
No H-Oyv OvurlaDd Mail Compuny.
HAKER tt SMYTH'S
COMPOUND ERA81VE ci TOOTH BOAP
For the inatantanoouj removal of grease spots
and stains of dirtfrotn cloth. .
nr Tailors will flud this an invaluable article
for cleaning clothes.
Otreaatoni Apply by rubbing the lather ot the
soap briskly upon tbe spot to be removed by
means of a brush then wash nfl tho aosp with a
wet sponge
For ehnmng Ike tcfth this aouf cannot be ercrtled.
It will keep the gums in a healthy condition.
Tho C'ompnuad Erasive Soap cures corns.
" o . 11 nng.worme.
0 11 " ' " iciter-wnriu.
" " " " " scald-head.
" 0 o " " cliap'd bnnds.
Dirertiong. Apply the lather nf the soap freely
to the aliened part morning and night.
Aa a toilet soon thia article ia unsurpassed
making tlm skiu soft aud white.
Price '.r ceuts a cake. A liberal discount to
tbe trade Prepared only by
BAKER av SMYTH.
Druggists and Chemists
vol. ll-.uA"4w. Pecan it . Austin Tex.
DIED. i
Wtt.UK. only son of Rev. Wm. Y. aud Mar-
garet Allen In Rockiille Ind. September Hth
aged 18 months.
t The cotton press of Mr. Frank Tay-
lor living about 25 miles below Gonzales
was struck by lightning lately and burnt
up 1 in' fire was discovered in timo to
save the gin and nil the cotton.
Tho Seguiu Mirror is tho namo of a
neat literary work devoted to tho iutorests
of tho Sej;uin Male and Feraalo College.
Wfl nilinii'j the taste of tho editors us well
us tlair energy and enterprise.
Msaai The crop of cotton is so largo in
Gonzales that it cannot be gatherod with
tho hands on the plantations and the
planter are seeking for help to got the
cotton out.
 It is now quite coalman to soo long
tru'nu of Mexican carts passing through
our streets. They are tbo carriora of Dal-
its flour mid drivu a profitable business.
Bah Watch. The use of unwholesome water
or even the mere change in the iiuality of this
necessary element is produative of unpleasant
electa to travelers or emigrants to new country.
Tbe St. Nicholas Stomach Hitters is a valuable
corrective of these uncomfortable cnuseHueuces'
and a few drops in a tumbler of water will Im
mediately render it not only wholesome but agree
able. Aa a preventative for Fever and Ague er
in fact any disease induced by miasmatic influences
they are particularly active and efficient I hey
also correct the bad efl'eota arising from a change
of climate or exposure.
A OBEAT BLESSINO TO THE AFFMrirED.
17 Dr. M'Lane the Inventor of the celebrated
Liver Pills prepared by Fleming Bros. Pitts-
burgh Pa. used theso pills for several years iu
bis practice before he could be iuduced to offer
them to tbe public Iu such a manner as to .lake
them known throughout tbe country. This learned
physician felt tbe same repuguauce that all high-
minded men of science feel in entering tbe lists
against those unscrupulous empirics who obtrude
their useless nostrums upon the public and rely
upun a system of puffing to sustain them. Con-
vinced however of tbe real value nf tho Liver
Pills and influenced by the plai 1 dictates of duty
the Doctor finally authorised Fleming Bros. of
Pittsburgh Pa. who are now the sole proprietors
to manufacture and place them before the public.
This great medicine has not disappointed tho
expectatious of his friends the medical faculty at
whose lnitance be was induced to place tiuui
before tbe publio In their present popular form.
From every quarter do we hear the most gratify-
lug accounts of their wonderful ourative elieoti
tbe East and the Wust tbe North and the South
are alike laden with "tidings of great Joy" frotu
tbe afflicted. These wonderful Pills have com-
pletely conquered that groat scourge of Ameiicu
the Liver Complaint.
EF Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR
M'LANE'e) CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS of Pi 11 is-
ui'itii Pa. All other Vermifuges iu comparison
are worthless. Dr. M'Lano's genuine Vermifuge
also bis celebrated Liver P la can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. A'uno snails tcilAout
Mr signiiluri of
fMJ FLEMING BROS.
LEFT my premises on Monday theSt'ith
iuit  a negro man Elliott about twenty-
seven yeara old black six feet two niche
high rather thin Vliaged with sharp nose toiei-
auly thick lips light whiskers some sears on bis
breast uud toes cramped by wearing tght (hoes.
A lit oral reward will be paid to any one de-
livering him to mo near Waco or apprehending
aud coiiiiiiiug him so I can gei him
Oct 8 vl ln9 lit JAMES E. HARRISON.
Ti'tivis ounit Estrnyfs.
Est rayed by G. W. Foster 3 1 th Junel8T19 be-
fore A. Brown J. P. a brown mare star in the
face branded 74 on the right shoulder 11 hands
high about 7 years old. A roan Spanish ware
auauisb brand on left hip aud branded Ls 011 left
shoulder aupposed to lie about twelve veara old.
A light browu Inn mi. mule small speck in the
forehead left hiud foot white about three years
tun 1.1 or 11 nanus lugn 110 nrauit.
Estrayed by Wm. S. Smith 9th July 1859 be-
fore F. E. Smith J. P. a yeilow or dun horse
about 8 years old II bands high branded CB on
left shoulder aud saddle marked.
Estrayed by Oua Turner lUt'i August 16!9 a
annul mi. re left hind font white and spot on the
right branded R-S on left shoulder J3 l-'J bauds
high. A sorrel filly branded B on the left shoul-
der 11 hands high and '.'. j cars old.
A pale red stray 01 marked orop and upper and
under bit iu left ear and swallow fork in right
Spanish brand ou right hip 7 or H years old A
red h 1 indie ox marked crop ofT tho left ear upper
half crop aud under bit in right branded M with
an O under It tin the left hip about f years old.
An ox with brown sides and white hack marked
split 111 leu ear brauded with two J s In circles
and a figure tire ou the left hip C or 7 years qld.
A red and white speckled ox.droopborued mark
crop and upper bit In each oar branded on the
hip about 5 years old.
Estrayed by John II Tulk .0th Sept. 18T9
before F E. Smith J. P. a Ilea bitten grey mare.
lv! or 14 years old. about Ft 18 hands high Span-
ish brand on the lelt thigh. Also a bay mare
about 0 mouths old.
Estrayed by John P. Ilannery 31st Angust 1869
before A. Waun. J. P. a red steer with a little
white on the end of hi.i tail about 4 years old
uext spring branded 1 L markod split in left and
swallowfork iu tbe right oar.
Estrayed by Wm. MuCulchean. UUrd Sept
IS.'iO belnre A. Brown J P.. a bsv mare rlaht
bind foot white small saddle mark on the left
side shout 14 hands high 5 or 6 years old biased
face. Tim colt a buy inure itboutn mouths old.
Eltrsyed by Robert Mastorsou 2Kb Aug 1hT9
before Albert Brown J. P  a white steer with
rod head and neck branded . fl years old. Also
a whltu steer with ftosty sides branded. Both
marked swallow fork iu each ear uud under bit in
the left ear.
J. T. McLAURIN
Oot. revllidl-Ol C"lk Travis Co. C.
MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The Session of this institution for 18.YJ.Ii. l-t'.o
w ill commenoe on the first day of November next.
A preliminary course will be giveu. to commence
ou the fifteenth October.
OR VILLE R. EARLY M. D. Dean.
No H-'.iw. Memphis Teun.
o.i; ill Kbltl D
fine bucks ron salk:
Thpmat. F Mo Kinney fc Willi i Fnwcett hnv
SMociated thriUHelven t.-itrth.-r. for the pir-
ut'He f rniBiimand importing fine Mieen in Texas;
mid will bvn to Arrive In October In time for
h reed in: purpose the prevent seanon One hun-
dred iii..' SiletMnn. French and spanih Merino
tucks for sale at from $ to $.ri) per head We
give this notice that those desirirnj to purchatt"
nmy bo infortned of the taet uud to solicit eu-
uaueuients in advance of their arrival.
Mr. Fawcett in North trmktnrr his selections in
penon ii.ui ii a pr.icticnt hcrduian and will bring
on tbe she-ep to arrive at Oitlvestoii Mid via Hemp
Btead to Austin and ilrltveries will be wade to
inch an desire purchaning on the way.
McKINNEY & FAWCETT.
vol. ll-uf-tf.
Phllotniiliir.
-I'rofs-ii'it of Leurtiiti 1 .MMti-
ill 1 1 MS.
Mia' Mlir )t. lOls I.'ih' f -f- i Dftintyu Slid Mi.iM.mr.'.
Muw Li .-( ln t B9n.it -Frthrti ali.l (Ii-riiuur
M. HMtri .t RoOTr- IVurlsat ol l'f.iMii it-.i v U-1 r tin n
Mplfl OKAK'iMKNT.
DW CUASa-l'rlia-lpsI siM VroU-v Of TpM) nul Iu
ht. :-i 1 :t.l 'sti.;
Mtw Hiftt R (uirK Hti. I'luiK  anil voesl Mt.418
OfiCAb Csia OuIImi ant !'
OKNAMENTAIs DI.I'AllTMENT
Mas. t'lSSlt I  PsisS-tlrawInK ami PsffBttng Iii OH anil
Wsii-r eoltm
Miss I. US Lissscrl Kmlirntil..rT ami Wee Work.
HOAKDIM!.
Ma li H. rimiaaui i. Mas. II. 1. l'iTi...aaai j
(lOVEUNi'vHH
Mas MiarsA D. Cusx
CbLLEOti m:iLDiso
Thf UulMlnfr tor thlit ItmtlitiMon n n t Uu Uirv-
tor Mone I'tiiflcf with a miuidty tor ihn-o huinlretl
)itinlln
The tarnltnrtt In xr!ttut and or tin ru t srirnrFl
ntMsffl cnnitnieunTi .
Tbs ff-'iiiy n cofnpltlOs Midf f Mrsady ff-il bnwni
tiatlnf bt-cti connretei) wttli IOT InlttWtkW for NVsral
fSiMi
The ad.tiUsni to the fnm y rnhrass tlic hlfheHt order
nt lalunt.
The Mueic Drosrtfflsnt haa bsw pltotd under ths dln-r-Iton
of ffreioT D. W. Chtio. Thle wrnfettntttt erTf.ri)
the hlptliMt prritifli-Rtitn to hf trlnrt-r tie Initlttnton
For nnny jreRfe connccttrt with t-t- Jadara InftMtote at
MarHin. Aluhnmn and Mtoailtfsntljl with ihff UOrangs
ymnlo ColUgc Oh. hte puttle are (Sum thmofhotH t e
i-ntlrc leoulh and are h jfrMlfyhur evidence of hH aWllty
and eacrcee nn a tiecUcrot Mueir. Two mcmbcfl "f hi
family will afford ll the nesdfnJ SSlUtanoe in tug depart-
meni. - -. . 
The Ornamental neparithpnt In charge ff Mn Carrlu
I. Chan- will fl-irrt ttie blbSft advnnU.Kei. i.. yuuiiR la-
dlM tteetroui of ncqulrug Uiu HCuimplithmentH hiughl
therntn.
Palming In OIU li no added to the studiet puriucd in
lliie Department.
loetructlon upon the Harp having been freijuunUy mllo-
Ited by Uiwpfttroni of the lii'UtuUon a competent teacher
of thai Intrument haa heca provUled.
The Iepeitment f Midtru LungnnC'ii li In charge of a
hlgtily arreinphihed French lad) who bring. to the ditt-
ohargu of her utht thi most unqur-eUonablu abiliiy.
In v.'.ni all the appouitmi-uta re HioBe of g hratclaiH
fltltutlon.
Pareote and fltmrdlaDe are rerpvctfully reiiuented te
communicate with the l'rlnclpul. wbomll lender any de
aired tnfortnatlen.
The number of pnplll during thf pat fW has burn one
hundred and Uilrtcen. Ths lait Itmlot cUuf DOmtwred
fuurteeit gmduatoe. M rl.AHK
TlUnSo-ly Vrinclpnl
ALT8TlNCOLLKGK.
LOOATFJ) at tlrnTwvn.i n Walker Oounty Tevaa.
FACULTY.
Rev. Rom W. IU tier U. !. I'rtiiident l'rufvseor Moral
and ItiiellectUiil Plidunophy.
Ilev. Jortirn II. OiLTleVe A 11. " C'lii-:' I'rofcsnor Ancient
and Modern Laoguitget
H. V (lu.M'Y K M  " Jhilrvr" ProlVrnor Ufttbamatlcl and
Natural Kclvncci.
J H. PiHTfcfYttT A. B.f AilJ'inr-t Prc-ffuor Mathema'Ir
Wm. V. i'lKhin A. U. Adjonct Professcr Latin and Ureck.
Profeitora IVrrlo aud Pentecoit In charge ( PrniraV-ry
Ihji.iitnu-nt Under apecinl upervinion of the President
Cuiltgiate year commencex the fc irt Monday In. tk-ptem
ber and CHSSS ihp Un npek in June.
Two aeislom of Qve monthn etch with no iuUrrunlng
vacailon cicept for Vur.itmaB !...i 1.1 
Tuitivo iu Oolieifti unsjiji AsV' j-t year.
" t I'repftrtnry Pfptrtniprit from t to $40
payable half yrarly in advance on the First Monday in
(Vplemher antl February
Tuition remitted in mss ftf protrscted biiknetis. ...! m
(student matriculated until the tuition pnld to tbe TreSSO
rtr.
I'. ..' nj( In r.-sfrf.:l8hle r-.tHf- frOtn 1 0 to '.: '!
month Aoblfcatlou tn a v W mad to the IVend-.T
The health nnd mcrnli of you'h nre g oomp4tmj pro
tecteil here u- Um vSl bg anywhere an lur t.ntr-an cure
a..ti agenoy. vliVnW-tf
Stl.ItT MIIIHil roil VsifDKO I.AUIIS.
THK Fifth Sossinn of this Hcln.nl will cum
tneuci on MmnJay. BDntembAr .'th I-vj.
PhEl'AltATl'IiY Ul l'AUTMKNT.
Tbu usual Kii.iiii.li iliniiriit.
ILNlOli UtrAJlTMKNT.
The Latin Umek Kroncli. Kuaniah. Italian ind
German tsanguaBas ami IIij;iiir Mn'ueiuitties.
.-iJMOl: DIJ'AniMKM.
Natural Phllosopilf. Astri'tn'iny CtiPtmstrr
Qeolosy Mlueraloffy Botany Physiology i-tc 
lntalleM-tnnl Phtlt'iiiliy. ttlieti.rio' aiitl English
Liti-raturr.
A well Hnli-pi.il Library linn bok pnividpil f.ir
tbe USH nl the pupiln; ajen a Rood I' bUqnakiaal
aud Chemical Aminrntna
l.KCTi:iES
Will hi given thruusfhiiut the year to t'uc olfssses1
in C" mill-. i rul nnd EnglUh Literature Narurnl
Phtloanptiy Astri.n.iinj and f'li mist y. illustrated
b experiments; Natunil History with Ca.bine.ts
nf Mineral-. Shells Ac V.cnl Musi- will !
tauuhf in the BebiiOl without fxvaeliarire
Terms ol '1 unimi aa heietntnre.
The iii.ii. eu'arge will be uimle for Iiistruiuentnl
Music anil ufo nl Pinno.
TEACinfliS
Thomas Raker A.M.: Wui. O. Otis AM;
Misi .7. M fntisnn
IHflTJUIUBKTAL Ml?lr
Miss 0. Baker.
Austin July 3u '."; vlfJ-iujl-tf
--5 -saHHwa s-mssss. (
iittOVKItA liAKtBB.
Isnner A II.-iUiiN
CKLRBHttTEl)
FAMILY HRWINft MACHINES.
.ft Ml. fc ..14s
nkwstvm;- raioM PeftOM$noTOflM
KXTRA OtaUKOftOf ft FOK tttMUIMI
JKRPON8 li
M. prcnagat
be furolihed w
CnNhmertj Ooat
IntrreiUd In the history inlroduetlon and
sttlon of these rare and valuable aulmali will
with a nemphlet free of charge on applica
tion by letter to HICUAHD PKTEh
No 8vll-4w. Atlanta Ueurgia.
Atf iniiiiftll'fttor't Nqtice
M1I1F. Undenlgnitd having takeueut letter of admin-
M. titration on the tetateof Petar Oameren late de
oeaevd. All perieni Indebted to aald deceaaetl ere re'iueited
lo make Immediate payment to the uaderlgm-d of Llano
county Texas and all persons havlog claims agalaot said
.' tute wilt preaent them to tin time prMcribeef by law or
they will be bmrrod. UAftlflON PUTNAM
September 19 IBM. 9-6w Administrator.
K. P. TBABIIE
Pecan Stbet Apstiv Teas
IS NOW OPENINO
AVERY fine stock of Fall Goods consisting
in part of the following to wit:
140 pairs Mackinaw and fancy Bed Blankets
S .. Fancy Traveling "
a .. Rla It
SOU Over Coats
HO Pieces Shirting
30 . . Bleached
40 .. Osnaburg
fit .. French Poplin
100 .. Calico
50 . . Persian de Lain ei
lis) .. French "
2T . . " Woolen de Laines
10 .. " Cashmere
10 .. Pcutrh Plaids
if) .. French Robes
30 Ladies' Cloth Cloaks. Talmas & Dusters.
40 English Htub-twist shot sunt aud rifles.
also Plaid Llnsey white and red Flannels opera
and Plaid Flannel Cottonadee Kentucky Jeana
and Linens Beaver Pilot and Pelisse Cloths
Caaalmerea Tweeds and Beaverteeaa Fancy col-
ored Velvet and Vest Patterns Jaconet and cross-
bar'd Muslins and Bilks. Worsted Qood namely:
Hoods Caps Armlet Oloves MurTetas Rigolets
Child's Boots and Oloves. Ribbons Lares. Shoes
Hats Caps Hardware and FANCY and STAPLE
QOOD8 generally. Also Jewelry. Watches &
Chains which will be sold extremely low at
wholesale or retail for Caik.
Sept. 84 !Xf-n7-&w
THE 8TATE op Tkxas I The Hlatr nf Ttias to the
County nf Travis. 5 htrijfof Trans County
Gmting:
WHEREAS Anna M. Houston has filed her
petition in my office against Andrew Houston.
alleiltmi; that she resides in auid count) I thai the
rrsuteure o snitl Audrew is unknown to her; that
neiitioner and said A ml row were married nn th
ilCth of April IB55 iu Caldwell couiity. Tcxiih and
lived to ether until tno last 01 .luue leoa un-
charging on her part all the duties devolving upon
her as wife when the said Andrew without causa
or provocation ah&udliped petitioner iu Austin
Texas leaving her without home or un ney and
without tho tueaus of procuring any. and has re-
mained absent In parts unknown to petitioner
ever since; that said Andrew before leaving
secretly soid petitioner's furniture and carried
off the proceeds with him and left her destitute;
that petitioner ever sirJce. has had to subsist upon
the kindness of friends; that defendant has wholly
Called and beglected lo un.ke any provision for
her support and maintenance; that he has had
no communication with plaintiff for the last four
years. 1'etitiuner prays tor a divorce troui saiu
Andrew and for all proper relief.
And said plaintiff having outdo the oath required
by law these aro. therefore to command you to
summon tbe said Andrew Houston to appear at
the next term ot the tiouoriole l)ilrPt Leurt
of Travis county to be held at tho Courthouse
thereof in the City of Austin on the tnh Monday
after the first Monday iu October i.rM by caus-
ing this citation and brief statement to be pub-
lished for four successive weeks prior to tbe re-
turn day hereof in tho State (iazette a weekly
newspaper published i.n Travis Bounty thtui and
there to answer the allegations of plaintill "a peti-
tion a brief st i lenient of which is above given.
Herein fail not but due service aud return"
make herenf as prescribed by law  under its pains
and penalties.
witness Frank Brown Clerk ot
mil Court and tbe impress of the
sesl thereof attached this 15th
September Ir.V.I.
FKANK BROWN
C. D. T. O.
Come tn hand Sent loth I860 aud ordered tn
be published in the State Orxotte a weekly
newspaper published iu Travis oounty Texas fur
four successive weeks prior to the return day
hereof. 1. M BLACWELL. Shir. T. C.
By Jno. T. Piiicr Deputy
vol. ll-noii--4w
YOUNG LADIES'
HIGH SCHOOL
fllHE tlth !-JnMin 'f tho above sob no will com-
X. monco nh nnmdy tin 6tfa uf tietdtiborj
under the Joint direr tirm ol Mr ''i'i Mr. Bar
They rpcpcotiullv int'.riu the mnny frjpdl ami
pfttrtiiie ol thtt Bcjiiiolj that Ihev bltve porapleted
a eoutraet for the erecilon ot a large nd coramtv.
dfbnjl hiiHt! up Tur eeh'K.t rfutttoaci v.hicli will be
tjttod up hint arranged on tho latest and tudst
fliplTroVfiq )etem.
OrfliUTuar Compnafdoii AVlthtqetln Alcelmt.
MaLV'islatirfl. Aetrnuuiny ami Latin ill he under
the BupervUp'ii of Mr. Run. Una J Iiig Wiitiiiy
alid eyary h ranch of Ancient lind Mi'Jein ritein-
turr will hethunmhlv taui:!.t. Jnattuctloti will
he fiivop hiMu'-iti auil iiii);iti. Drawing Patoiing
uiiti ' i'.iiii'i i-jtlt-ry
Jlr Hair will receive ft limitnl number t
yating ladiea as boardea wUuwill he carefully
attended to.
Application may he niaje hy letter ox n pe'riun
at the residence yf lr. Ijnrr 00 rQe r of C'y
and .tiin jitemto Minir
Auetlti July 2'M .Vl yl0n50-tf
yprena
MEDICAL COLLEliE.
OF ALAUAMA.
iat uoniLi i
..las. f.u'uiur v"ur.e"i i..n.ii
495 BHOADWAY - . HEW YORK
li UAMI' BTRHET NKW OHLKANS
Mil1 O BltAwnt). ihilteaton. Agmt for Teiaa
M. M Swtnhos: Aisfln.Teias
tV AfMuuu iii all ifi' ('ill' and Taunt
in the Cnitrd .Viitee
These Machines sen from two spools as pur
. Ini'id lioiu llm store roqulriii" no re wluilinK of
thread i hei llesi. fVIMlather and Htiteh in a
superior style liui'liins; each scam by their own
operation without recourse to the hsudkneedle
aa la required by other machines. They will do
better sewing than a seamstress can even if she
works forouo cent an hour And are. unquestion-
ably t'jo ril JbVAmM iu the market for family
sewing on account of their simplicity durability
ease of umnagement and adaptation to all varie-
ties of rain ly sewing execuUng either heavy or
tine work wit li equal facility and without special
adjustliiei t
A. evidence of the unquestionable superiority
of If. Iii ktiu-liitina the OHUVF.K A Bm. i.ii lit
ma MACtllHs CiiMI'ANV beg leave to respectfully
nfer to the following
"Hnvinii had one nf tho Orovor dr. Usker Ma-
chines in my family fur nearly a year and a half
I tnVe pleasure in ciiinmendiiig it us every way
 i in hie for the i urpose for which it is i esinneil.
Family use " Mrr. Joshua l.eavilt irife of lire.
Or. Lruritt Editor of .V. I'. Independent.
"I conf sa myself deliuhted with your Hewing
Machine which has been in my lamHy for many
tnonthl. It lias always been ready for duty re
quitiiiu no udjiistiucut and is eaaily adapted tn
BVOrj variety of family sewing by simply chang-
ina the epoiila of thread."- Mrs. Etiinlalh Stru.'.-
land trtfr. of ire l)r Strickland Editor of .V I
Christian Adocate.
"Aftertrjiuif nevcra! different machines I pre-
fered yours ou account rj I its aimplicity and the
irftct eaao with whioh It is inaaatted as well as
tie itroAgtb atiddurakililyiif tin seam. After li nt
elperlfotja 1 feel competent to speak iu tfiis uiau.
tier and to confidently recommend it for every
variety of faintly setting. Mrs. I.. II .tyuimir.
irir of the llditor of fn Hraohlio Star
'Thave used a Ornver A Uaker Sewing Ma-
cnine lor i years lino navo louiiil It ailllpted to nil
kinds of family scwinc. from citubric to broadcloth
(larineuta have been worn nut without the uiving !
way oi a stitch- Tiie Machine is easily kept in i
order and easily used Mrs A It Whipple m.
of Her Hia tlhipple rVeifl York.
"Your Sewing Machine has been in use iu my
Liuiily tne paai two years ana tne ladies request I
ore in cive you tneir testimonials lo us perlect
adaptedness as w ell as lalmrsaving qualities in
the performance of family ami household sowing
Ilolicvt Itoarntan A;x 'ori:
" For several months we hare used GroverA
Baker's sewing machine and have come to the
conclusion that every lady who desires her sew-
ing beautifully and quickly done would be' most
fortunate in possessing one of these reliable ami
indefatigable 'iron kneedie women' whose coin
bined qualities of beauty etronglh and simplicity
are invaluable"-. It Morris demthUr of Oeil
(J;j h Morels Editor of the llomr Journal.
Estraet of a latter from T. it. Leavett Esq.
a n American gentleman now resident in Sydney
New South Wales dated January 1S 1HW':
i uwi ii u-ni iiiii'ie in mein.'urne in looo in i i
.1.1 .1.... .. ..'.... ...... 1 r. Lhh..hJ ...t- r
...... i. iuli. ... . v..    . i I ll.HI. Ill' 1 1.1II1H )
sev. ins done with one of Orover cc Baker a Ma
chines end a single seam of that has Dutstond all
the double seams sewed hy sailors with it kti-edle
and twiue."
" If Homer Cunld be called up from his murky I
suuusa uewuuia sing tne auventjoi urover at Ha
ker as a mom benignant miracle of ajrt than was
ever Vulcan's smithy. He would denounce mid- .
night shirt-maklbg as ' the direful spring of woes I
unnumbered." I'raf. Xarth.
"I take pleasure In anyinx that the Orovor A
Baker sewingniuchlncs have more than sustained
my expectation. After tiy ing nnd returning others
1 have three of them in operation in m.v different
places and. a tor four years' trial have no fault
to flud." J II Hammond Senator of .Suri C'jru-
firtff. "My wife has had one of ('.rover iV I'.ae.-r .
family sowing machines for some time and 1 am
sathtned it is one of the best lobor saving machines
tliat haa been invented. 1 take much pleaaure in
recommending It to the public J O Harr'ij (W-
fmnr of Tcnncsstc.
"It ia a heautiiul thing ami puis even In dy into
an exciteuieut of good humor. Were I a Catho.
lie. I Stonld Insist traon alnts Orover di Baker
baring an eternal hollidsy in coiiiuieiunration of
their good deeds fby humanity.'.' Calilul M Clay
"I think it hy far the beat patent in use. This
Machine con he adapted from the finest cam-
bric to the bearyest cusimare. It sews stronger
faster si:d mare feautniilli titan m... r.n Inissfs.
I If mine could no) beroplaced money could not
lmyit. --Mcs J O. Drown Kaahvilte J'oin.
"Jtisspeixly very nest anddurubleiuita work ;
is eunly iiiidorst.iod and kept in repair. ear-
neatly tccoinmeod this machinoto i my acquiiin-
eee aud others." N't. Ai .1 tTrt' Memphis.
Ttnn.
"Wo flud this Machine to work to our snlis
faction ami with pleasure recommend it to the
uubllu.as wo lujlieui tho Gniver dt Qaker tnbethe
best ev. ing Machine in me "Deary Itr others
Misouio t'tnii.
"If uiedeicldsivoly for family purposes with
ordinary cine. I wager they will hist one 'three
score years and tep.'and never get out uf lis. "
Joint Ertkini -Vosirio 'Venn.
"Have had jour Machine for several weeks
nd am i ii i lee'.lv satisfied thnt the work it does is
the be-t anil no. st in iintifiil that erei was uuJo."
Maggie AimltMi Naihtille Teun.
" I ue my Mucliiue urjon coats droiu making
and flnelinon Stitching and the work is inliuirhhle
far better than the best hand-sewing or ani
other maciiiiiei have ever seen."- I.ut a II. Ttio'mp.
sou .Xaslinlli  Ttnn.
BAMjPHQH ffe llNRTCKS.
NA.nr.M & iii;.ici(jk
OKNERAL DBALF.RH IN
URY-GOOUS
HATS BOOTS AND SHOK.
rioiiii(;.
UA HD WAKE rR OOKMi i
March '.'1 i
aio.
1 BATHER. A large anortmentjust reoeive J
J au.l i.i aale. ......
HAMPHON HKNRfOK A '
pKINTING I'Al'EH.
I book Juitroceivi
A good stock r.i ... . ....
d and lor salt bv ....
84MFSON4 IIENRlCkl
Q I'A'l If INERT. A large and full a.s-'uSll"
kj fur sale by
SAMPSON HENRRK8.
FKRHY A STAK-K ROPE. A large'.Vick ..o
hand and for sale hy
SAMl'SDNA; HRNRICKS
DEOORD BOOKS
It by
"- lo and I-' nrs ft. .1
SAMPSON V HENRICK6
mOBAOOO I TOBACCO : ' A largestock v.
A superior chewing and smoking Jut te
ceived and fur sale by
SAMPSON HENRICKS
FAMILY OHOCER1ES. A goorfassortmeu
just received ami fr sale low for cash
SAMPSON A HKMICKS
flysters pickles salmi.
"iAN FRUITS
J mackerel Ac. . fresh supply Just recei.-1
SAMPSON A IfKNHICKS.
f (ROCKERY.
V by
Wood aud Tin Ware Unresist
SAMPSON fi nENKICKS
BOOTS A SHOES. Ladiev. niett's
yolitli's and ehildien'-t. A well
stock. For sale by
SAMPSON Ai HKNR1CKS.
llilis i
sclectn
Lr
1NKN cambric handkerchiefs black siib
unts silk rusches lilibous. camlxii an
Swiss adglhgt an.) Ibsertlngs plain and figuie.
liebinet. crape and crape lace together wit i
lull assortiueut of Frencji and Swiss embroiile-
ries JuHt received and for sale Ly
SAMPSON A UKNTiICKS.
UAKDWARE. A fulT assortment fur aaleU
. SAMPSON A IIENHICKS
Oct. IBth'oS-nlOvlO.'
s IN' HANDS. a4rfi 7. '.! Ill and Hi inch
J India Rubber Oin Bunds. For sale by
SAMPSON I.KNRH'ICS.
Lai.v. Aiol
. VnCUUI'OV.V
FOR KENT
f MII liiir.-i. formerly oeeapled by rir
M IK
No. .Wf
ICI A WAY KK IV A Hi.
r- I'Miiikriv i". r. i - iii!
county lart Hummer my negro '"'Ivllk
Absalom about 27 yearn of age trl O-ffPajuS
Colored abdnt d feet 7 nr 8 inchea nigh. I
wiii give if I w i reward tor hia apprehnnaton ani
del vary to lunin (iona;ile county or (50 foran)
loj OD nation nhuli will enahle me to uit him
Auntiu Au. n i..! n;i-u 11. 1:' FLV.
IMFoHTAN'F TO TJJK AJ-1-LI0TK1 "
DR. WM. C. HURLEY will remain in thee
nf A nft ii annul luniitiiH null oOen hi Professional
Service! t" the people ol Texas while here.
All pernonu laburiug under ehronie Jleefin.'-'.
who have failed to find relief (Us where will t!
well to call on him and get advice hi totheuatut"
of their diseases if nniHIhg 6Iie. Ho uroposoif
to determine the nature of nl! dl-ienses wltfl
entitie certainty by an exaiiiinatiiin of the tMj
and if re.tieted so to dn thinaa ho Can em.-
theni if iu the power of man to At) it. fiyte n
ot Treatment. Ifygeit Thmu'iptHtifr.
Almi Practical PbrenoVmiat and ia nrennn I
to make private exainiuatioita and givo Chare
with written deiortpUou of character with ai
vice at) t" JieuHJi occupution Ao.
Kuouia nt M:- litale'n JLJoartliij ?Iotie n .
Pecan utreet. Austin. Texas. 1 1-aU-tt
NO tick.
DIt.
will ooiamfectoa SIONDAY
t n u IniUtQtlon
1 in. of November
! bntl
o'aaato.
hi VhcuIiv it romT'otfd or th fiIowlDf'gsnttctacn
j. l. .oii ai. v.. rransaor or Burttrj.
J V Refifnij M l). Profeisor of Anatomy.
wm. it. Anaeruai M l  Profmorol tayitology and
Patliolojry.
flea A. Ketchum M. !. ProfeMor of th Practice ol
Meiliclne.
p. a. RostvM. i .proftiiorof MaUrttt Mwljca aoflTba
rantetsjn; -.
t. E. OordoQ M. D. Proftfijpr t r GhitctrM and tbe l)ii
cae of Wumpu aol I'tilklreo.
.i . 4. 'i .ij -i r of ri.ilutUi.iiift Proft'iior of Chemistry.
(i. U'.v-u M Li  Hviuonsitniur ot Au'ttouiy.
Any Information KiptOUttff the epurtaof I.pcoireo or
oiur biMlii im conniMiil wiiti ttie IniHtUttOD may 1
by addrrtitalug WM. It. ANIt:ithO. Ill D
i.41-tiii 1'.'. hi oi tim PaonUjf.
COMMEIU'lAl. XKilIT SCHOOL.
MU. HAHH ill open classes on the evening
of Moudsy tlits eth ol Hiiiteniher fur J filing
K.'iltlellieli Jesiiiein.il lieeetiiing urelicieuliu iiooli-
leeplnif hy sinrtle or double entry Arithmetic
Algebra or Mathematics.
The indite and hours of sttei dance to he de-
termined by the time most suitable to a majority
of the ..indents.
Austin Julyild Till vlO-noO-tf
I
AUSTIN TeMIXr. ok lluuriR No. 6'.' meets
ua th 1st and 3d Thursday evenings ef each
month
lost;
VJIay. hulf-hreeil Krm Urse branded I. B
ou the shouliler"- a ..ini.ll white stripe
on the fun hend a little white oh OI.e of bll hind
feet about 8 or 'J years old nnd about 15 bauds
fclab. He left my place lust spring
1 willgiv n (lit reward fur the delivery of the
aforesaid horse to lue. C'AKL. Kl'l i.
KftSt'Sw Austlu Butcher.
SUPREME COURT.
Order ef taking up the Docket of thi Su-
preme Cnurt at Austin for tho October
Term 1860.
Two Weeitl art assigned for tbe hearing of
the cams from the second and siiteemh districts
beginnlug oo Monday the 17th day uf October
W.9.
ONE Week fur tbe fourth and eighteenth dis-
tricts beginning on Monday tbe 31st day of Octo-
ber ef sTd yeir.
TWO Wiiki Tor the third seventeenth and
nineteenth districts beginairig on Monday the 7th
day of November of isid year.
Two WICKI for the eleventh and thirteenth
districts end the county uf Oouzales beginning
oil Mouday the Viet day of November of laid
year.
By order of the Court.
No O-.tf THOMAS tlRJJEN Clerk.
City Toxc.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Alder-
man of the City ot Austin will meet as a Board
of Appeals on tbu vMib day of September 1H5D
to bear and determine all Anneals from tbe as
sessment of Taxes anil to current wll errors that
may be found iu the tax lists
Mayor's Office Sept 7th ISM).
11. F. CABTKB. Mavor.
vol. ll::oo. t tf.
THREE RUNAWAY NEGROES CAP-
TURED. ONE called Allen belonging tn Stephen Jack-
son of Liberty county weighs lOOlhs. aged 2b
years anil in height fi feet 8 ioches.
Another named Anderson belonging to Joh
AUSTIN
Collegiate I'emale liiftlitute.
The Shcolastic Year coutpiising tliusixteenth
nnd seventeenth sessions commences on the first
Monday In September 1 809
V ACl'LT Y:
Rkv H .1. Smith A. M  Principal and Professor
of Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
Mils. E. W. Smith. Vice Prlnolpal uud Instruc-
tress of tbe Sciences.
Mlt. J. P. IlKMiV Preparatory Jlermrtmeiit.
J. Snn tze Professor pf Music ano German.
Mn. 3. BtlJll'MsBi liistrnetress mi tK Piano.
MH8. E 1. QriNTKItu lTeiich uud Spanish.
Mrs. lilt Mi Cam  Palpting Embroidery and
Ornatneiital Hranches
CV Vocal Music ireeof charge.
To the pupils of the Institution who take las.
sous on tne fiano. i w nchutzo will give in-
stracliou also ou the guitar w ithuutexlra charge.
For further particulars see catalogue or address
Vll-ul-ly UJ. SMITH A M  Principu
"1 find tho work the strongest and moat beau-
tiful I have ever seen made ether by hand or
Machine nnd regard the Orover & Uaker Machine
as oneof tbo greatest bleisiiigstuonr sex. " Mrs.
Taylor Jitiskrilte Turn.
"Ihaveoneif Qrovi r A Halter's owing Ma
chines In use In my family and find it invaluable.
I can cotiliileutlv icouimeod it to all pers-itis in
want of ii Mochlile." f3. 7'. 'Thompson Sashnlle
Jun.
"I take pleasure in certifying to the uti'ltj of '
the 11 rover Si linker ewing Mhcliines. I have
mod one ou almost ev.ory description of work for
months find find it much stronger and better in
everv respect than wiuh done In liaii.l " Mrs. I).
IV. nieclrr. Xashrill Van.
"I would be unwilling to dispose of mi
firover A Ilaker Machine for a large omouiif
loiil.l I nut replace it again at pleasure. Mrs.
II. O. cant Sashvillr Trim.
"The Ornver A Ilaker sewing Machine works
admirably. I think the stitch and work far su
perinr tn th nt of any Sewing Machine I ever saw.
On fine work I think the Machine would be hard
to beat." IV J. Davie Memphis Tenn
."1 find the Machine easilj managed very
durable nnd take pleasure in reen ending it h
all who wish convenience economy ami pleas-
ure." Mrs. T. Titus Mimphis Ti-nn.
Taylor of Caldwell c unty weighs ltltllbi' en
onu a
iu high
Ani the third ADrly belongs to Wm Matthews
per colored ;i'J about
inches iu tnglit
liifoi-iii.iliikii
1. Thi- pniiiu sre respectfully Intortoed thallkssxer-
ilies nf Austin Cnll.fe w-ill be rmnncil on h gn Moniay
in rtpriisaj ant unto u alltelut ami Mt eonw o'
lenrhers.
.. siHir.gui Oolisgs alasiH will beorgmatsad. if nn
leriui iitiiir.ii..iJ um.vir siull In nmnli.r. ....1 r..i
ri years and U feet in
of Wondville Wood county weighs IfiOlbu
is oi a ngnr copper coe'r.
'I h above described negroes have been pom.
milled to the jail of this county as runaways and
tbe owners are hereby notified to come forward
pay charges and tali" them away or tiey will be
dealt with aa thi. )aw directs.
JOHN COHBlN' Sh'tV
N'u 1 4w Bexar C'obutt .
ts Hi
II 1.. i ii' :. .. I
 S
In
luJIo
.niler
i-ourse of lasirncuen lilvlu lo eafc.
for gra'iii it...
o Ihr l're.si wry D.eiui 
Hit gi-tmrsl JHrfiiileniltlHO ..; llifc lV..ii.i. and n v loe
w..o i an reiialnitl.igtlily nsy be njtaUlr.l n (. (u.ars. I
4. The Hreilot.t nl oeetfpy r mi In tne cvtiige
hulIUlm I.Si. IUL. I .... 1 . ;  . : 1 11)B I
l'i .1....H wbosniy IH.I t-a.v lar. .n-s I I "I ..ir . su 11
WV ..gcve. r. rtS.ll. li IU.' I'.ll-'T t.4.lU-l Hllll '.i.!.!
give prot.aluu In the .ii jini . . t.-..i  n eaertlse :i
dna.iaot sile.rilslou oti tn. siuCins w he no it. 0o.
lets gr
"The (irover A Baker Sewing Machines mr.
given such satisfaction that we OMerfull) n cum-
in I them In all who wish a good and substantial
Sewing Machine. It executes work with much
erne and speed Slid more finely than nut iu.r
Machine 1 have seen 'Mrs. f) n. Mitchell
Memphis' Venn.
.. T 1 I Willi
I inn humil to give lilt testininiiu In C...r ;....
of Orover A. Baker's Sewing Machine nnd of months
the perfect satisfaction it gives in every respect. be dell
itsoa neauy ami is ny no uienm complicated
and I prefer it in all others I have seen - :
.lfrs. Bryan icifc of Rcr. A. jf pn.n ..
plus Tcnn.
"It affords ruo Miech pleasnre to lay that tbe
aiacntno w'.rss wen ami 1 do nt hesitate to i
recommend it as possessing all the advantages
yon plana for it. My wife is very muct pleased ;
with it nnd we take pleasure In Ccrtlftlng t
this effect. "?. C. Itrinhhy. Vrpl' 7'
'It gives me pleasure to hn.t ilin flrever .V !
HakerSewiug Machines giving so ration Mtiifac-
tioit. I have it in coustaut use and find it all
that could In-i1 . 1 1 1 it is the most simple and
durable Maohlae In uae and I beartll) feooinaiend !
it. ' t". M. Iliiti Memphis Tint.
The ri.pai liiel slh heretnfiil.exlstli.v between
(lie undersigned is this day desalvod bv mutual
consent. Mr. Isaac Qntelx huviug witbdra..
from tho firm til Hirshfeld. tjraeti A Co' Tl
business will tie eondiietel for tlm fni.tn in lie
name styleond linn of 11 Hirshfeld A (Jo . who
alone arc auUmruod in settle tho bumi.". ..I ths
latofirm. H. Hllt.Slll'KI.1) Georgetown
S HIHSlllTT.l) Qaalsvulo Ah
Isaac okaki
Goorgetown Texas Aug. Ikl '".'i. n-i'tf
evt Orleulia Si lioul ssl ..letli.Tii.
Tie Fourtll Animal Course of I.eclures in th -Isttittitiuu
will commence on Monday the 14th
day of Novoiiiber 1'.'.
A preliminary Course of Lectures will com
menco on the ir.ih nf October lr"9 and II
Professors will deliver daily bedside Lecture
r.ii.i ii v.
E. 1) l'l.NM'.u M. P. Professor of Theory an '
Practice
AtMts PUNT M. I) Prpfanr or Cllnicil
Medicine. Ai'. A C.
Svmi KL Clitii'i'iN M. I). Professor uf Surgery
Isv.vt: L. Cltvwiiii it.ll. I) . Professor of L'bem
istry Ae  Ao.
Aniiimnv Pi. simon M D  Ptofessur uf Pbj i
ology.
Ilnw viu'i Smiiii M O Prole.sur uf Materia
Medica.
CuUNi.i.lts C. I'.i mi. M I).. I'lnlessiu uf Anat-
omy.. 1). WAMRES Buu t iu.1. M. D. Profjeiiorof Ol -
stetrics.
J P. (Hull. M. P Demonstrator of Anaton y
Tlie Prolessors are under the law of the State
visiting Pbysiolons ;.nd 6urgeoos to the Charity
Hospital aud their great aim la to give their pu-
pils the most thoijiiigh practical instruction.
Per Circulars or any Information whutejoi
address E. D PUNNEK M. T fean
Vol 1 1 -ni:
XOTIOJB'i
DISSOLUTION OF l'AHTlXEflSMI
ITIHE Pirin heretofore existing between tlm
1 itniters'gued is this day dissolved liy liuit' i
tlon. Tin uusettled business of tho Hunse vm -
be attended to hy either of the firm.
JOHN It. BOBINSON
JOIINSTP1.PH.V
GOLl75uST
Or the Coin is required by the Undersigned froi I
nil who are owing the old I'lnu We wnnt I
close our business as soon as possible aud this
cannot he done till our debtors pay. You will
always find either one el us ready to receive and
give icceipN JOHN If. ltOIIIVSOS
JOHN srELI-'OX.
Au.-t.iu June 4th I ".Ml v I ii-ii I l-0m
.NOTICE J".
CJKAI.EI) Proposals will be received at this
D Ollice until II o'clupk A. M . Isl or Nov
ber (BSQ when they will be publicly upOUld fu
furiiiFhiui; the triHips at
poi t Mason Texas
Port Clni.li burnt do 
Camp Cooper do 
Camp Colora io do .
nieieliiiiital le s i pern no (eitrn; 'I.-vim
of gooil and wholesome ipiality let I'd
from 1 .t ot January ihio Tin tl""' Ui
d 111 stiollg double sacks of twilled
Cutlou 'lue hlilnllu'l poiilnla eaeii.
Nut less than a two iiioiiilin supply (at each
post)! to bo delivered a a rime Two gMd seen
iie to be named 6J Ibe lai'hful porformaui . .
the contract
Proposal to bo endorsed "Proposals fur furn.
Isbing I'loui. ' T 0 WILLIAMS
1st Lieut A. C. S. Ilept. of Texas
iilli.e of A P S Dent. ol Texas I
San AatOniO Sept. ".ll l"i.VJ. i
No 7 lw
TUAYl.D OU iKiI.ES;
.1UO.M Ibe iiiidetsmiuKl kbi ml theSUth
iboul III.
ifAprll
liii.i.
11.. nr. Sfi.. I- m.
of f.liniar) Will Bli se oi
UuuUesUle T. Uu
vlOliW-li
mu.i.'.ne e.n O r.t Vfenil
He- 1I..I VI. I u iii Ju
it'!; ntW . UAH IT
I'l.t. Ic.i
ay
" Having seen examiii
kin-N of ew tug Machine
tic Qrorer A Baker nacblnei sie far superior
tn all othera in use. "- M Francois Pill: ish-
rill I'tii't
I
I lasi one dark hnv lior
high ami very near) stomal icuass6ine wbil
on liolh hind leel. had three si s when ll
I and used mi: oilier i left The said hot has been owned by J I
I leel tree tu  ay that I Miller n I Austin. The finder will be liber
re iv. mien i.y i. . ing nun at Mlllei 'I slal.le in a
in house on Onion Creek JAi K -MITH
July ':i nMKI
nsidur my ewing Mnchiiin Invaluable
and would not take five times Its est if eould
n it supply Its pine i With it I i an do all tu
lairi'ly sou PCi'iiilmitniiKfiiurtb the tlio leoi.i'l
with in) hands ." A7. J tiroil uiUIIU. Tenn.
nrazsr) roit a ciboulab.-
Kill I It. . irljl... I
I !. W llrg tuts;
I -i 1ST
l.lli:
il'.- of Jol.i It i iiu is.iit. I
t.vit. icti t' Ci in i
In lies count) f' r ' ii 's.rn-. if l.iel. .n tl.s n
llaUl Nl .l-l.ilu-. l-tr.. .null! I. Ol f'u. .;;!; .
i Muihcattt theof a il ls uiau . i. iu.a
.- pi mo ::' I " ' ' Jt"t; B .JitSti
I