The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 1

ESTABLISHED 1842. GALVESTON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1868. DAILY VOL. IV. NO.

180. I i FOroTDTiY AUK MACHINE WORKS. I GALVESTON, TEXAS. 1). WEBKR, OKO.

B. HIOHOLS. C. B. laEE A3STI COMPANY, A A I I Coruor or Cbarcb and Tlilrljr-Seconil A A I A I reccniiy EXLABOED OUK WORKS afiflca NJEW ANO IltPROVBD TOOLS, tuc prepted to build Slcnm KnKlncM, llofHc mill and Ulii Cicar- lux, Tulleyx, Iron mnd Uranii Hear Culling II 1 nw- HolKtlnu or all kinds.

We ire Ascnts for one of the best Boiler BniMcre in the UsUod Statcn MJO for Portable Patent Slcsm Piston Parkins, Patent ristcn ana Vnlvo Hod Pnck'jig; A. tonolt sloped Ilastie Hailroad A I I OEO. B. sicnoi-s, Late Frcqt. of W.

n. A U. 31. Supcrintondent. CAROLINA LffE INSUHAXCE COMPANY, I Capital, $200,000.

J. WICKS, PRESIDED T. BOYLE, SKCiUTTATtv. j. n.

EDSOSDSOJI, israra PnrtleljiaHns or non-Partlclpatlne on all the ImprOTod pl.ms Ule insurance. "Will take Xote for one-half the Premium, ou tQO plan, no restriction on Itoidcncc or Traral wilhin toe settled iimla of lie UBllril Sialcs or Brinin Norti Amerlcn. All Policies noD-rorftitible. LU GALVESTON--No. 75 KfECIIANlC STHEET.

BOVEH DAVIS, Aeent at caiTcxion. WICKS RHODES, General Agents for Texns. GALVESTON CAHDS SUKDRLES. Ilorwo To-vrer for SiUe. inSCELLiUSTEOUS CARDS.

A seewiiU-Ilitiid Onc-llorvc CKmcry'8 Palet.1. WUI be low. Apjily at this office. TXISSOLUTION TM eopartncjahlp of Klcbarda, Hawkins Bonalcs espirra this day by limitation, dipt. Goo.

jsondies -withdraws from the firm. a MCBABM "A'fKum. MJCIIAKDS i GALVESTON, ff STOBK- for Halo- JOO Wiles India 500 coilB Manilla "Rope, for baling Cotton; a bales Gnnny Bags, for Corn Eacts; IQEH Toflsman 1 Alligator BncVle Iron Tics; 1UO crates Ae sorted Crockery; KJ cases of Glassware; 10U icna AssortedUar, Band and Plow Irons; BOO kegs Kails, sjwortcd sizes; 300 Cast and Vfronsht Plows. aoove Oooda being oat of oar renter line, sold tow to close them out, y. s.

WILLIS 74 and 73 Strand Street, novKdlwSm Gulvcnton. DR. S. LEAK'S A I ILL i I AND FEVER. I have been to ofT to tlio pnblic Ibe VKG KTAULH Tu.N 1J alter (i lona find successful trlftl i rirtae? In tac cure ofClnlls and Fevers, and vcneral Dubility.

suiting from a ceraiige- menl of tUu diitcdiive It will fa fouud an invaluable remedy nil tbofte caress of Nervous )ebiiity in fcmalia so common in a warm The VEGETABLE TONIC ages nr.d tuxes, and can be GALArESTON--MIBCELLANEOU8. EDUCATIONAL SUNDRY CARDS Itl. KOPI'EHL, weal tai Gum) I I A Iiiwtltitte, FOB YOUNG LADIES. I33EHAL advances mndo on eprurignmcnts of CottDu, wool, for lialo nero orlbri-hip- mtfnt to Yoi-tc, Boston ttud forcjim tiorts. I octn dlwly BRANDT, WHISKY, GIN, RUM STODDABT IL BI1RK.

CHAMPAGNE, SHERRY, MADEIRA PORT, CLARET, In Assorted Packages. IN BOND OH FREE. MHS. J. B.

KIRHY, Jfear Htmpsttad, Austin Treat. soasloti will commcco on tho first Mon day in September, and will cloto In Juno-- a ecseion of tec mnntria. The locaUw la healthy and retired. Assistant Teachers of acknowledged ability will bociiziigcd. Divine service will be held in the Inftitule by clergymen of different denominations.

tho nr. tiring effort of the Principal to make, in every instance, an adunnatu return for value received, she hopes to meet with BufHciont enconr- agument to make tho Institution permanent. CHAFFBI.li HI 1.1, COLLEGE. pHE nest session o( tho arjovo College will open on the (iret Monday in September next, under rlio direction of theabio and emciont Acuity thai have given such entire satisfaction for the past few years. Applications for tho Presidency of the College arc hereby solicited at as early a date practicable to toko charge of the some on tho 1st Monday in January next.

J. T. MATTFIKWS, A Hcmbci of thcEoard of TmcHjea. septa datwif TEXAS AIM AN AC. THE TEXAS ALMANAC, a (Containing 3 1 3 1' FAIKFIELD UJ3 former of Pfllrficld Feimile Col" and others Interested in tlw of 700 DOZEN TENNANT'S 4LE.

STODDART A BtfRK, Blnuid. RAILKOADS--1OSCELLAHEOUS. NEW Jackson It Great Northeru ft Miss. Centra) Icge," ca i ion, art), hereby notiuod that the College 1.11 of Ita has been leased from Kev. Henry L.

Graves by Miss ABJiY RUDULril ior the tcnn of flva yeaw. In view of lno educational wonts of tho times, she, and others en-operating with bur, Imvu thovgbt it bes-t to remove from tho UialHiiUrm tbu fcnuiru herutofuru rtatrictini; its adytuitugua to Girls and, to witisfy ibis rioriiand, it le now onun for the ruccutlua of ItUTH KOYH OfhLS and supplied with a full corps of competent ar.u experienced Teachers. W. BICHABDSOff A CALYESTOX, JSr now Ready for Delivery at the Ojjtce oj the Qahetton 2fetf8 and can 1e Forwarded by Mail to any Part 1 of tlit United States jar six Postctgt, Grtoauy Part of Great Britain and Ireland for Eighteen Gents Pottage. LIST OF I adiUllon to tbe nsunl UUcndnt calcu.

luted Tor the mcrliliau of Austin, nntl nUiur BLU TEXAS. ALMANAC--AENT8. Military Districts. DcpartmunWand Coramftaders: Fodenil statistics of tho vrar, s.liowinx tinlistmcnts in the various States, witb. commutation, bounty and casual lice; thu Judiciary, embracing tho U.S.

Supreme Court Judges and Circuits; ulfoliiQ U. tJ. District Conrts or tho various State-, with Judges. Marshals ltd Diplomatic OtUcers and CoQauIa-Qt-noral oJ tbo UnJicti Minius in forclirn eonntries; also anil Aibitratora under tho provisions cf tbo treaty vrlm Great Britain of April the Fortieth Congross, corrected up to ttte ndlonracil acBsion. on the 21st Kovem- btr, 18(17, with ConsrctsionaJ statistics, showing the nmnljer of members from the several Mates and Territoiles tib with mmi ol'thcsnv- proper to an Aluianac, vvJU expe Wc propose to oiVcr etluriitional propo; ieeed by any lustHution of I'-ko grade in tho hig davotioa to duly, and ONLY D1KKCT ROUTE NORTH AND PflWO daily Express Trains leave Calliope street JL Depot, givinif faclUUos to not nf- ortlod by any other route.

Time to Now York Sti hours. These Bonds carry the "Orcat Through Trtail" 10 Wanhincton, Baltimore, and Now York. New, Spacious and Elugnct Sleeping run- niiiic to Canton, Qny-ndn, "Grand Junction, Jackson. ll'jmbolt and Columbus, "wlUi- Slate; and by assiduous care for tho payslcnl, mental and moral Interests of ilie pupils placed in our charge, wii hope to merit and obtain a liberal uliftiu oi thu public patronage. The Sprinc session commenced on tha 2otb of January, and will close on tho 5th of June, i Circulars, containUiR full information ioff tlie cliwges for Hoard tail may be had by applying to W.

H. BASS, Scc'yFaculty. TaSrfield, Freestone Texan, Jon 2y, iStiS. i icbc am chocked through. Pure as low as by iicy other TContc.

For thronph ticket? autl bfnrraaUon apply at Ticket Ofllce N. O. J. G. N.

Iron linlldiog, Central Whiirf. Galvcston, Texas: undo: City LIoLel, and Rotunda of yt. Charlce tuid SU James Hotels, How Orleans- G. T. HSAUKEGAKD.

President, N. 0., A R. A. M. Hiss.

Central liallrood. J. T.MLLLER, Ticket Agent, Golvtston, Tuxus. jaol'GS (itwtapriJ ttreat SoiUiern Nail Rente, Fron to all Polats Nortli Hid V'ast Via Berivlcit Hay Hue StcnniKlkips and (V. O.

O. ft, W. Railway to OrienuH, thonco via Canton, Graod Junction, hiit- Throngh to I'HIULDRLI'JHIA HEW YOKE. OELBANS BITSIKES3 CARDS. J.

A. QtHNTEHO, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC, Aiul tf Deeds, ORT'exiis. Viremia, South CaroHns, Miaalasippl, Georg apr24dtf Gravicr Street, Nzw City Hotel, CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STK3KTS, Ii A fl R. S. MOR3B PBOPBOTOR.

novlS twflm 17 ChftrLrcd 9t, A. Brousaean A im porters, offer at low prices-- Ciirpe'3 EngUeb and American of all kind, Floor, Fnroltiire and Enamel Oil Cloths. 000 roJla pieces Cocoa. Window Shades. Table nnd Piano Covers.

CriiTnb Cloths Drugget, Linen and Felt. Cnrtahis-- Lace, liepa. Worsted, Damask, etc. Corerlng-- Linen and Cotton, Stripea. etc, Cornices, Bnas, Pine, etc.

apr33dtwly contain the following ajtfclcs'. The Fall of the Alamo, a Reminiscence oi' the flcvohttlott or Tot tut, witii a diagram no uiici- bv R. M. Potter. Address of the Committee ofSaietyottncMnr.i cipallty of Uberty, to taclr JcUow-citizena, in Tlie Grafla-Figlil, by S.

Taylor, en old citizen of Montgomery county. Add! tionni Mara CB ol'Thuec who Fought nt San of Santa Anna IUH! bid Cavalry alter thuy uad commenced their flight from THO Untile Field of Hun Dawson'a Defeat--thcMneaacro, by J. U. Robinson. Indian Wars in Texas In Moriran flfna- acre-- AttacK on Murtin'd Uouac--bryani'a Uti- by John Hciirr lirown.

Indian Flyhw inNavarro county, oy J. Eliot, IX-scriptlonof Oldtioliad, or La BaJua--Histor- ical Ancient Htiios in Texas and on liic Itortlcrs, The of Philip Nolan and his Companions. Translated from the old s-ptmlsh Kccoraa In the Ajcbives of jSIestco, tiy J. of Kcw Orleans. The a Sab flol SLlrr.t Mines hi 1833.

Irom the Uld Spamt-c Records in tlw Archives of Muxico, by A. Quintoro. Biography of ten. J. F.

Henduraon, ny lion. 13. Sexton. ObftTiary of George WEtkcne Keudall, by Hcory S. Randal), LL.

of Uortlmid Vilhvu, N. Y. Texas, its Ueocrapliy, Oooloijy, bolla anil Pro- dncta. Climate, llualtu, Tirai.s of i'hiuUny and Wool 1'ruilaciloiirt, uy lloiity s. KandflJJ, LL J.

sent from each; Diplomatic curps of Foreijrn Ministers iiccrcdited to tho Government of the United etc. Foreign Countries, all Ihe different countries of Europe and America, with square titles nacosDlin nml binm mcnt, Lint PxicoH. Ordcra will bo received and promptly executed oa the following terms, furcasb, namely: fcingle copy, $100; with map or thu Suite, $1 60. Ono dozen copies, $10 00; with map of tbo Btuto, $1500. Twenty-five conies, $20 00; with map of thu State, 8CJ Fifty copies, 00; map of the Kuite, $50.

Oue copies. $00 00; WllU nuip ol the State, 00. blmije copies bo mailed free ol postaso for PoBtiimj Scents vnch, In advance, wliicli must in all cades be rctuitiud, wburu one duzen or urc ordered by Parties ordering Almanacs by esprcfB, or any other conveyance, wxrujiL iliroJKh ihu mall, can Vtty tlm on tbum on their nrrival. Itemittancea cim be made to ua iy dratt on tlal- vt'sloij, Houston, Jfciv Orleans orJScw Vurh, or nr rostofficc Order. W.

UlCIlAltUSON GALVESTON, Dec. Kth, 1S07. dtwaWtf miaiiou by is in gDnerftl evidence 'against purchaser of land pending an at- tRchment upon it, is with notice of tlie attachment lien, and of the rights of tbo attaching creditors in tbe land, and can hold against tho creditors only each right in the laud as his vendor could have maintained; and the fact that tbe purchaser had no actnnl notice, at the time of hia purchase, that the land baa been attached, is immaterial, 3. A deed takes effect oly from the date nf Ita deJJvei-y, and tbe delivery may be either actunl or constructive. If a deed- be not actually delivered to tbe gran toe or his authorized agent, it ia essential to its validity to prove notice to the grantee of its execution, and such additional circumstances as will nflotd a reasonable presumption of his acceptance of it.

The presumption that a grantee will accept a deed because it ia beDGficial to him will never, it is said, bo curried BO, far as to consider him as having actually accepted it. 9. Possession of a deed by the grantee raises a presumption of 1'ta due delivery to him; but this presumption may be rebut- tyd by proof. 10. In case of conflicting testimony the judgment will not bo reversed merely because the proof on which thu verdict was based WIIB meagre and unsatisfactory.

Unless clearly wronir, tbe verdict in such a caso will not bu disturbed in this Court. Judgim-nt aflinned. OKCISIONS 01- IKK SUPREME COURT OF TEXAS 18DG. AT THE AUSTIN TERJI, 1300. ron TUB BAJLV KEWS, KKSSR3.

ROI3ARDS JACKSOX. A. vs. J. M.

liaker--Error fioni Gtiailaiii coniiiy. Opinion of the Uoiirl dtllvcietl by tlce Coko. 1. by dufiiuU on two notuH, Trxtt Nem. The'roftt of the Grand Puljpaenms has been heud in He to sound from the Tiger's Lair; but he were to hail from the Cave of Ad llam bis followers would be more numerous than the sands cf Ihe denert.

The Corsicana Observer nya may begin to look out for those long delayed cotton from the Navarro. Let them The freight trains of tbe Central hare been running aa for as Hempetead. The Houston Teliigraph says the break in the road two miles thU aide of -Courtney was being rapidly put in order and the cars were expected to run tlirough to Bryan on Monday last. The same paper announces tho arrival ol two iron bridges for the road beyond Bryan. OQO of them, is 103 and tbe other GO feet long.

Some days sinoa, returning irom IIouB- (OD, the editor cf the Brazoa Signal, at Richmond, noticed the putting up of a steam engine oa the plantation of Col. Hemdon, to tsaw wood for the railroad. The Austin expresses much gratiflcfltion at tho removal of Gea. and at the elevation of Gen. Reynolds to the com.tnand of the District, the expected return of.

Oakea to assume command in Texas. BY TELEftEAPH. Liverpool Market- Ifacdi. Cotton quiet; 10,000 MM. Pp- luxts Orleans ouu for nine bmidrcd nnd fifty dollars, and flpeakJug of "the new the other for hundred dollars, taken says lu r-ppeara tbat General Hancock forgot to nppoit tho new boards of BO and confidently spoken of by the State Gazelle before leaving New Or- Icaus.

Will tho Gazette inform us'when thu new rutjiBtration will commence? The Houston Journal has been receiving with Btrawberrieei, from its enterprising and accommodating "Brother Per kins." against two dufendunla, ia a. suit iuaiitutud on the 10th of April. 1SUO. Writ of urror prosecuted by one defend tint, who was uot served with process, but us to whom the ilillowiag iustfumcnt is relied on aa ol auo uccnptance of ser- viuu, to i M. 13.

burlap insti- i a note givim liy A. N. (and two otliurs,) for ninn hundred aad fifty dollars, due 1st MHrch, 18UO, now, I said A. hereby acknowledge service said suit and waive all process, this SUi April IStfO. (Signed), A.

Tlus case being submitted in tbis court with suggestion of delay, is held that insiruiuent hoppers coinmenced eating 1 tbe wheat in tbat neighborhood on the 1st day of this Domestic Markets NEW YORK, Jbtdi M. 11:45 A. Gold dull and unc'uuitfed. declined Time 91. Bight 10.

Nrw XOBK, Hank 24. Gold opeiud mt 138. Cotton uuket daH, nominal mk 35, kod YORK, MtrckiM, 1 P. Gold uaricet ud heavy, entirely nomiiul. LIVERPOOL, March.

34, r. jr. Cotton quiet nnftliaBgrjr- A letter from Meridian, Bosquo county, in the Waco Examiner, says the grass- The Stjito vs. Thomas J. Harvey, Etlwird Jllb- l-le, Lewia btovoiie, and Itiluy Crosa--Oitiiiiuii of tho Court l)y Justice Sniafi.

jjaoajj 1 ue A fc of bor 7th, 18(33, (laws Its Tlrnlwr, Water. of 10tli Legislature, pago did uot in a Sallnua, Climate, UmtlUi, rrmluctiuns. Fniits. lu- proper sense suspend in toto the estray --j. i awai but only so modified them its to make them for tbe time specified in tho act applicable only to vicious" or "breachy animals, so unruly as to be dangerous and unfit co run at largo! The object and policy of the Act discussed.

The Act above referred to did not abrogate Article 775 b. of the penal 'code, nor so affect it as to necessitate any change in tho form of the indictment founded upon it. Reversed and remaaded. --mial Kcjjoiircot), also a description ui the Prairie with ita Mountahia jiiia tbu Oen- oral Aspect ol 1 the Country, Indians, rroilnctions, the Wheat Hi'gkiQiunl thu Stooc Sictiona, with their Water, Fruiw, Climate, Uealtb, Vucant Lnnde, Seed Time and Harvest, Mincrale, Mnrkcte, navigation. Oecrlanrt Midi, Prices, bv I.

Worrall. of AuaUn. Ueacriptlon of South-Wciturn Texas, its Ille- tory, Cltmitte, Topogiapliy, froductiuua, Jnugc J. Davis, oi' ItrownBviile; aiao, a Uoiscrip- ion orpiesidio and SI Taao CountiL's, Dy A. M.

ackson. of Austiu. Tao Land System or Tcias. and tnu modu or tic quiring lundei ihtireiinder; iux 1st, Tliu 0. B.

Rider vs. B.T. Dnval. Appeal from Parker above net out cannot be taken as a waiver oi' process or acceptance ol service in this suit, becuusii, lii'at, it clunrly imiwrts that tha suit to which it relates bud alrt'sdy instituted its date, irberiias this suit won not i two days thtireu.ltur; and soc'Jiidly, tbis suit is founded on two nolus to nearly double tho atnoubt ol tlie singlo note to which alouo Ibe instrument has rofereuce. That tliolaagung-jof the instrument ao cluar as to Jcuvu no room for construction or pretiuinplion, tins court is precluded fruui indulyicg the ordinary presumption in frtvur ol the correctness of the judiriiieut.

"or want of survico uf process on tho or waiver by him ui lieu thereof, the judgment must be reversed not only na to him, uut also, bjjinrr un entirely, as to lits co-defendant, although ha had properly accepted service and bad not joined in tho writ of error. Reversed nnd remanded. county-- Opinion or tnu Couit delivered by Moore, Colonization Laiv of 1323. by the Huxicaii Empire: The National (Julonlzntion wiwof 1934; Law otcottlinUaHnil Texas, 1. It has been repeatedly decided by of 1825; 4Ui, The Uolomzniion Uw ot lSa2, puss- iU tlmt- rim ed by tie Uoagrtef of ahnila and Texas; also a Lourt a TM ho er ot a promissory A I I I A Two through Espiess Trains IcftVo New Orleans an surgeon." dallj, carrying the great through mall.

LBW1S LC A ANATOMICAL LEO with Motion fltths Ankle, like the 27ATOISAL OSK. Invented by.DorjoiJia BLT, M. Anatomist all-rail ronto from N'JC id adapted to nil fiL all times without Ui'j loast danger. It cor.tainB no arsenic or ask the public to give the VEGETABLE TON1U a fulr trial before they condemn ft. mfdicicc can prove effectnal In the cure of any taken regularly as directed; and a It phoiild not be discontinued In three or tmir 3 because the patient Is fecUoi! better, but con- tiuacci the disease hag bccc thorougbly eradicated.

I will warr.mt it to cure in every case tvburc it is nscd fld All orders for the VEGETABLE TOIHC should uddresaed to. J. MOORE Crugsrlets, Qolvcaton. Tuxae. USITED STATES TAX.

Tlie Interest, Penalty ana assessed and collected In 1856, oy thu Div rcct Taz (JommiBiionerB in the State of Texas, under the Act of COCRTCBS approved June 7th, I8tt3, NEW WILL tbraaffh tbe Treasarj Department, or Ine Internal thereof, at Washington Ulty, apon tbe proper application being matUi by 1 bavcpiocured IhcBcn-Iceaof compctum and reliabie tutorncys at WactuDgion City, and ttie neceseary formu for that purpose. I offer my services to ail persona wbo have iJWd thoee laie If tbey will send ihlr rucciptn to me by mall or otherwise, I vrill remit to them the proper forma with instructions, and take ue steps to havo the amounts severally HUD rcftnded I iiarrlsbur" at Parties residing in tbia vicinity will pIutUMi call evening at 8. in person with their recclpw at my office on the Avenue, Austin, Texas. dec37twdtWtr ant! is IIS miles plionur than via Loulsvilli. 1 Cm- cicatl, and Pur.

Handle route 937 miles sliortcr than via Atlantic and Great Ucstern Route: 244 Indianapolis find New Cairo and Chicago Koute. Baggagft Checked all Points. Elegant Sleeping Coaches on all Nifiht Trains. PaeBenger9 by tnls Ronte rcac'h NCTV- York sixteen ho'jrs quicker than via Mobile and Greu 1 Northern Line. Passengers by thial'lnc ronke close connections atDecatnrfor LouiavUle, CiucUinatl, and at Chattano-'2a wilh trains for Atlanta, AuguBta, Sflvannnh Kid all in Georgia and the CaroUnas.

Fare tHe tonrest! Porithrongh Hckctfl and iaiommtion apply at tbe Offices of tbo G. II. U. H- and liutchins HOHBC, Houston Union ORceN. J.

G. Bailroad, Central 'WLarC Galveiston, and corner Camp and Common Btreete, nndcr City Ecte 1 Kew Oilcans, U. U. FSGEH, mch96dtw ttencral Southern Afiuntjg LBW1S LOCKWOOD, MaanEnilurer, No. 71 Cnmp strec, INew Or.eanB.

Sead for Pamphlet-- it contains icfor matlon. the various acts of the Coiifice-a of tnc Republic, and ol the btotc of Texas, with duucriptlimu of tlie dltfurent ctasa of curtliiaitce novr aifojt, oiul hinta to purchasers or Tesas lauds or mud claims, by N. C. Raymond, of Austin. Tlie flalbnaads of 'JVxa with Glimpses of the Country through which they pass, a History and Description it all ihe Jiailroada In Texas, rrom the llret charter granted to '-The Texas liailroad and Negation Company," lu to the present dam, foliowu, namely: Tbo Buffalo Bayou, Brazos Jt Colonmo iinilrnad, a dc.TCriptlOQ of the Colorado vat icy, The Columbus and tiftn.

Antonio Railroad; The JloaUa from lUtsgorda liay to the Itittriur. with a riu- scripiJoii of tbe Xijc Indianola WILLIAM B. IUAD ft. KEAD BUNT Boots 3 1 i Careful attenUon to tUordcri entrusted to tts. WM.

B. READ, formerly with W. and Jebiat Bead, of New Tork, nd wocld bv happy to any of ma old friends. tarwyL. n.

EEDWOOD, or would be pleased to have a call in thu above lionse from all Railroad; Itow the Kouds to AUniin tonio hive united ihtir Tne Houston and Texas Oeniral snd ita cutwcctious; The Qalveston, Houston and Ucndcrton BaUroad; The Houston and Great Northern lUilroad; The Memphis, Paso and Kailrcxid; The Tcs- aa and Now Orleaus Texas Lines connecting wilh, Kailroais, byllonaldson. The Mineral Resources of Texas, its iron, coal, copper, lead, biamdth, silver, gold, marble, gypsum, porcelain and potter's clay, salt, potroluum, feldspar, byH.fl. Buckley, of Ansuu- Gypsani amlMarble in TCI.II», by LT. Ltncecum, of iiuna Point, Waahicatott county, Medicated. of TtxaB, by Dr.

Lincccum. Tho Water Power of Tesaa, by Dr. byUr. Lincccum. H.

THJE B. 4 C. fiJHAUT COMPANY, A RB now running Express Trains between Earrisbuig and every Sunday exccpted, leaving Columbus every morning at, 1 o'clock; arriving at ilarrlsburg at 12:15. Leaving i arriving ut Colmnbus same W. L.

KOBAKDS. GREGG'S A I I 8 Awarded by the Paris Erpoeition riiivcrscllc of 1SG7 the first Prize Medal. This Powerful and Beautiful Labor-iravinp will make 30,000 bricks per flay. HM beeii tborougbJy tested, having made the fliest Bricks, This train connects with the Galvcston train both wayd. Prtsseagers leavinp Galveslon attf A.

arrive ot Columbus evenijjj? at 8, Hiasea for Austin and San Antonio lea Coluir bus on arrival of care, mating this far the bos and quickest rontc U) cltbcr ol those pluced. This Company ii.ro nlao runniuc Freight Train rtjry Monday, Wednesday ana Friday, ivim a i t.v.j I PasBcngerCoach'attached. Either train arrive nt burfi ii time for the Galfeslon train or atcani- well aa lower pra'ie, all snperior to acv other, at abont naif tne cost of ordinary hand-made brick. The 1'atnnt Company are now prepared to sell machines, with, riijuts on royalty, or at a flsed price; and Pamphlets, with the necessary Information, can be had on application to the Ufllcc of GREGG'S BRI -K PRESS PATENT COI, 321 CheMiiut Street, marl'1-dlm Philadelphia, Pa. boats.

J. W. MdLHAHY, Sup decSjtwWtf SIDNEY blififUIAN, Prcaiacut. II.H.R. R.

MAKOMC BOOKS VOR SALE AT THE -SENVS'' OFFICE We IBTC oa hand eomc fiRj cop-ios or the 0 ceriinss of the OrMd Lodge ot Tens," 1 iuncg Histary ol tto Order In. tliia Sta'-o its orgtnizaUon in Houston, In. 1SS7, A. D. and the me Commimica- iron that date to the GroBd Annual Com nnicotion icia at ritotine, Jwmry, 1ES1--a lod or jost twenty ycare--compiled A.

B. in Ten, Grand Secretary and Pwt rand to two large octavo volmnoB, OJ nonty of Win. SUxlman, Grand bT cnarctron OalveBton. Price, $3, specie, equivalent in currency, for the two volnmcs act TOlsmc huvini! between COO and 700 pages, enperior paper, and got np to tic best style. IpnEICHT NOTICE-- Tbe Houston Direct Nnvjpalion Company will receive Iruhrbl for Uryan arid all ptatlona on the JT.

T. C. Jtailraad, also for Brcahnm and other Btatlous on the W. C. Railroad, on and tcia date J.

AIKKN, Houston DirectNav. Co. Foreign it Domtstlt Fiaey Ktods, No. 43 Old Niw OnLlAjie, Li. Goods Sold at New York Mr.

A. formerly with Messrs. F. Kim Orance and Grape CiiJlnre In by 3. Buckley, of al-o by Wm.

of Brentiam. Fralt Culture in Texas by A. W. Jna-cwe, ol Pol Ic county, How to JtalBO Fruit In Texas, by W. D.

F. Apple Growing in Texas. Flue Lauds ofdouth-Sasteru Texoa, by a. Boctley, of Aostin. HcUjrlnt; in Texas, bv Oov.

Throe innorton. MOKB In Texas, as an of Commerce. 1 Indigenous Texas Grasses, by Liocccuin. Sorgbtun, byN.C. liaymond, of Anailn.

Tho Culture of Garden Seeds. tica Cotton, by Judge, ff. J. Jones, ol jar. i i jnvsaio.

t. ailho Ncyrey, is connected with thia Uouue. Virpiaia Point. 1 ritwlj The Cotton Worm, ly W. C.

juiico, oinc. SlKfeATI, T. ATCOOK, JOS. GlTJIMOEB 1NBATJ, ATCOCK A Commission Mcrchants'tor tbe saJc of Cattle, Hoga and Stock Landing, New Orleans, La. mdiQLvrly That nfler the Sisi day oi 1 March (inst.) no lands plicated out of GalvcBton connty vilt be received for by me, but mngt be paid in the connty whurc Ituatcd, Galrtston county property-- inclndins- lota, lands, bosses on leased pronnd, imd every description of personal property, anO Incomes salaries-- if not hantfed in promptly jobs of of all lands done.

Kcpalriiig, ing Grates, Setting Marble Mantles Ac drwo short notice on reasoRRmo terms. Plain and Enriched Corriices ranncled Ccllfaies, Plain and Ornnmcntal MotOdingii, 1 uun Rich Centres, of all and done at low prlcca. Persons wishinG irori dono orders at Theodore Goldman's, 3C3 Tremont rt. W. 11.

GLtASH. 8th Street iTCtwcen Stonmy Avenue titmoie. tbroSboatUieiTOikl wlicro known. Qlve Ca "CcdJJ minbra nortSdW JIRB. McatBPS.

a meiit, wilt be asseBsed ihe cent, penalty, accortHncr to law. H. M. mptly additio aiarch 12, i and Collector for Onlvceton connty. FOB THE PEOPLE I Tbe runnanent Depot the Scroll Lijhtalag Rot igeicy, in established ovw Peel 4Domblc'a Store, Strm.ud, Cor.

32d Street, Galventon. rtwJU lx) mpplied atwholc- and ciiyordcra promptly executed. 'T. 3. THIPUSTr, for Texas.

In W. SHAW. Trc- moot street, Galvcstot, Tcsae, Dealer IB i'fuc Qold and Silver Wotcbes, Diamonds, Fine Jemuir of every description, Silver Spopna, Butter fcbb Slasfica in a'l idnde of frrnncB, Spy Glasace, Maaic BOICB, Accordeoiif and Guitars, PJflted Waru pi ll kinda, and a large stock of Clocki, Fine Table iid Pocket Cutlery always on hand. --All Watches and Jewelry 8oJd and o-Tuiml in this establishment, will le tor rwelvc montfcfl, OLBBAB Commercial CollCRe, foondcd 1833, Chartered by the Legislature of Louisiana, with commercial, agricultural and mechanical departments, corner Camp and Common tlrects, La. Constantly In sesBion, under a full Faculty and Board of Trustees.

A di-piomalrom this College it pawport In Amcrlcaor Europe. AE eJocation that enabJeB one to cam $1,000, of $8,000 perannura is the best fortune pa- rente can give their Address, KUFUS DOLBEAB, Pres. AVING bwn appointed by tho honorable Connty Coart, In and Tor the county of Gal- vceton, at Itt January 1369, administratrix 'of the estate ofD. L.MoNBFLL, deccwcd, notice la hereby given to all jwnsons having claims aeaintit said, ceute to present the aamo wlthlm too time by law. ANN S.

McHBILL. PUBLISHED JIOHTHLT. Tanatf par uma dlj CHANGE OP TIME. and after Frltlay, Nov. 22d, tho steamer Santa Martha will leave GaJveston from the BricU Wharf, at A.

and connect Tvilh tho train at Vi'jtuiiti Point, which will arrive at Hous ton at 1 P. M. leave Houston at 2 P. and connect wltcstotmerat VJrginla Poict, and arrive at Qn'-veeton at P. M.

On and after Kouday freight will be received ut ibo iJrict Wharf and (o any point on the Central or W. C. Jtt. It. withoir, change of cars.

i). O. ALltKN, novS3drwtf Superintendent. FIEUMO TWO SHOTS A SECOND AS A RBPEATBR AND TWENTY SUOTS A 3 IN HI AS A B3EECH- LOADER. These powerful, accurate and wonderfully effective wenjtonB, carrying eighteen charges, which canbefiwdinntneecconcls, are now ready for the market, are for sale by all the responsible Gun eolcra throughout tho country.

For fu'J InTor mation, scad for clrcolara and psmphlcta. to the WlNCHHSTiai BEPEATING ARM5J fcbtS-3ui New Haven, Cooc. I A I H. A H. R.

R. A JIKANGBMENTS have been made with the Steiimer Santa Martha for carrying troight nnd passengers IVITHOOT ANT DKLT. Cotton will bo carried at $1 per bale, cuirracy. areuB wilt be paid at Qalvuston on goods for the interior, golnc to any stations on the Central or W. C.

Railroads. Alt and damages will Ue paid promptly. D. O. ALLEU, Superintendent.

W. E. GEEBOBT, Gca. ProlKht AR'U noldtwtl ENS. WHITJ3 irtlclcs of which r.rc as low aa at any time previous to ihe war.

Jii addition to the above, we Invite attention to our fitocKB of CLOTlld, riOTIUHS, CAHieiSTy, andalao I I A I Lull and Low Prices, LATHKOP. JEREMIAH TVTTII W. C. BROWNING Wholesale CUtbJng Warehouse, N03. 320 ANI 338 New York.

Save oa Land a full assortment of SPRING AMD SU CLOTHING, which was purchased entirely for aad are prepared to crecotc orders as low as any other house. New York, January 3, 18G8, febil-Cm tw Wl-HTJS A FRENCH, 1MPOBTEH3 AND JOBBBRS OF Crockery, Ckiia Clla No. 19 BAKCLAT STREET, bcloir tbe NEW ORLEANS FRUIT STORE ESTABLISHED FOB 30 TEABS. A. TORRE Wholesale Dealers sod Importers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, Ho.

Cmnal street. New Orlcaim. tgr on the on conjmiasion on Muds of FralU, 1 PoaUry. fflbll deodGm o. o.

r. the Hall otuw Order, at flr. ontheeoc end wtkt ftwrth'T of month, 'O. H. L1OHARD, N.

O. bwrctwy. Atl NEW YORK. SPKINCJ A A I FOR CASH. We arc now receiving nr.d opening onr Spring Importations and Auction PnrcnaBes'of BRlTasfJ AKD DRESS GVOD3, which we atull to show to barere, Wu will, make It lie Interest of both Jobbcri and.

Retailers to examine ticm. The Cttator Oil Bean nod tlic itlttcr Coco Onis by T. Afllccfc, of county. Game in (Jub. J.

lurhsim, of Anatln. ii in Tcxa-, by ABliscu avUiK Agrlctiliaral by Affleck. Kueent Improvcmcota in Sfcccp, Henry b. RandaiU LL. I), Mutton va.

Shtiep, by T. Affleck. Halainy Timber oa Tuxaa I'rufrimj, by an old Texian. for Hmall Farmers In Toms. White Labor, compared wltii Blivclc In the Cultivation of Cotton, by W.

U. NiWuit. of Orlrncs county. Tliu Cotton Crop of Texas For 1S07. The Commerce of Gatvoator, Bhuwme me I'or- cicn Imports and of Uiatfurt.

irom Oct. let, IbfiG, to Sept. BUili, futniakud by uic Acl- iag Collector of Cnstoins nt Galvuetou; niao a brief ruvitsw oftlic coasUviae trade ThclmportB anilKsports of ludlannm, const- wiac, from Sent, let, tot-opt. 1st. 13tJ7.

TCIM aaa Haimtict'iring State, by C. MauuEactnrcH in oya. b. Cotton Mannfactunag in or uenr me CuLton- fields of Texw, SB compurcd wHIi Districts re- moLu therefrom, bjr Uapt. L.

IL Ouuiau, ufGul- vcaton; also MannfHctnring of Coiton witliou' and corap re suing, lu with tuak- Seed OlJ. The Comal Manurocturing Cjiupany, BranufclB. note payable trj bearer has the legnl to tlie note, unless there be evidence im- peachtng.li 19 light to i and t-Jmt ho may maintain an action on the note in hia own although, the equitable ownersliip of it be in another person. 2. The plaintiff'sued on a promissory note payable to bearer, tind commenced his petition thui A.

B. administrator of C. Monday night about twelvo o'clock, a crowd ot the negro delusalea 10 tbe great unlawful entered tho Mills Hou.su, accompanied by a baud of music, and Lad reached the staircase and were in the net of going up to the second iioor, whea tbtiy wcrw halted by Mr. PuretOJ, the propribtor. jSfr.

P. was out when tliuy first entered, but beinp; nuur by and seeing them fjo in he followed Some other citizens were arrested them and stopped them as above stated. lodged in jail tit Sherman. Ihe Courier They said they weru uioatL, and that by the Oth they Iiad pretty well cleaned up the job, leaving but few farms exempt from their ravages. A Istter from Eratb, in tha Waco Register.

that county is filling up rapidly witli immigrants, mostly farmers, just tbe sort that ia most desired. Fifty first-class beeves sold at Ktniball, Bosquo county, a few days ago, at five dollars per head. Beeves plenty money otherwise, A good sign is recorded by tlie LaGi range Democrat in the fact that a number of farmers have lately been urging it to advocate the formation of an agricultural society. There is no county in ihe State should be ahead of Fayette in such matters, Tlie Sherman Courier of tlie 14tb says a squad of eotdiern went, from that place, the previous week, to Pilot Grove, in the same county of Grayaou, for the purpose of arresting several persons, two of whom-resisted and were killed. Col.T.

J. Rober U. deceased, Ac JfdcI tlmt; the words why they could not po up. 5Er. Purcell administrator, c.

should have been I told them that he would not Rllow any cue, treated as mere descrrptlc pereonro. in no mucll i esa a party of neeroes to disturb bis were gomg to serenade knows nothing of ihe charges agamBt tbe tson, and wanted to know a militating' against the plain tiff's to a judgment in his own name on the )te. 3. Where a plaintiff sues in the character of an administrator, his right to sue in that capacity cannot be caHeif in question troverls and puts in issue tlie character in which the plaintiff' brintrg the suit. This rule is general, that a plea in bar admits tho ability of plaintiff to sue.

Reversed and remanded, guests at that hour of tbe night, and that if they wanted to serenade llobertson or anybody else, they must do it in the street. Many of the negroes vern intoxicated, and vomited over the stairway and vestibule in a most disgusting manner. J. W. Thockmortou and (mother vs.

Mary Trice and otliers. Ajjpcul Tram Tarrunt county-Opinion ol" the court delivered by Cli iff Justice Moore. 1. By virtue of the registration laws, the Eling of deed for land witb the County Cleifc for record is etiaivalent to the actual registration deed at the time it was so filed and therefore a deed so filed, although not actually recorded, will prevail as againat a aubaequc'C hooa fide par- chaser for value without actual notice notwithstanding 1 tliitt such subsequent purchaser took, every reoaonablc precaution to ascertain the condition of the titlo, and only bought and paid for the land on the assurance of the rounty- Clerk that there was no evidence in his office oi' a conflicting right to the property. 2.

A patty liliug LIB deed for record is not bound to see (hat the Clerk performs hie duty by actually re-cording it, nor is bo responsible to other parties for thu Clerk's neglect of big duty, or failure to comply wich the requirements of ihostatutu ivith respect to the registration of ihe deed. liuveraedaad remanded. W. K. Ilcrron vs.

B. J. Du Rrtof fnun Ellis cunnty--OiHniou ol' ilm Court delivered by JllBtlCli CotC. 1, A judgment debtor tiled hm petition in the District court, alleging in subetauce that since the rendition ot thu judgment be bad acquired by assigoinenL a just demand against the judgment creditor, tbat tbe judgment creditor was insolvent, and petitiionor would lose hia demand unless it waa applied in satisfaction pro tauto parties. The McKinney Enquirer fyt the soldiers started wHh Clark for Sherman, but a short time afterwards Lia body wan found hy the roadside riddled with It adds: then killed a man named Dicksou, in the same neighborhood," aud arrested Messrs.

Dryo and Clements, of Pilot Grove, The Enquirer tbeir arrival the few sober negroes Lad persuaded the others to dispersd. Biiyne, the no nosed mulatto delegate from Barn- weH, was very drunk, ziiude a great fuss, nnd used very violent and threatening Inng-uag-e, and repeatedly threatened to shoot any one who insulted "his party, Th-3 sereaadaig- party bad just come from the champagne supper wbicb Colonel Hobert- I aon bad given them at the t'lub House, and were anxious to express tbeir uppre- ciation of the treat, and were either too stupid to understand tbe impropriety of going to a iiian's cljarnbcr to serenade him, or they were too drunk, or, what; ia uioro probable, both, llth, We deaire to ask our Boston and New Vorfc radical friends how the proprietors nnd guests of tbeir hotels would like to behold such a sickening spectacle, and yet not bo able to prevent it 1 We opine the balls of Fiftli Avenae, St. Nicholas and the corridors of tbe Parker, Ilevore Continental hotels would resound witb tbe angry shouts of rebellious radicals in opposition, to such Civil liigtits bills: Aa Arkansas paper stiys tlio natives conjugate tbo verb lo do "(present tense riot used), in tbo following styJe: laitxsrfrct 1 have done it. Thoudonest it. lie done it.

Plural We uus done it. You uosdone it. They nus donu it. Perfect I gone done it. You gone donu it.

They goats done it. Plural Wo una gone done it. You uus g-o'no done it They uus gons done it. inclined to believe that tbey were murdered without provocation. The Dallas Herald of tlie 14tli eays Tho river licre Laa lcen two miles wide, covering from ten to lifteen feet the broad plateau between tMs place and the liilte weBC.

It had tlie music of tbe murmurs of mighty waters. The amount of destruction to property hae not been ascertained." The BrcMbam Inquirer of the Bays tho first train from Hempstead since the overUow, arrived the niglit previous that a delegation of four negroes aadi-ne wliifce man from Oalorado, paaaed tlirough BrenhHUi oa Fridny last for the Penitentiary. to the Austin 'Republican's evidently joyous remark that 'CibC. Hancock did not appoint the new Boards of before bis departure, the State Gaaattesaye: not in the confidence of the new commander of the district and cannot furnish the desired ioformation. As Uie reconstruction acts the appointment of new registrars before another wu pcesume Oen.

lleynolds will appoint them, and that, he beinjr no political par- will Ije juat as good as thefor' iiicr ones. Four WOUTII first number of a- largo aud well edited paper bearing this title, and dated March 14tb, sccrv Svfftatc H11. In tho Housn, Hr, BroomaU, sylvania, moved to Toie referring to the Judiciary Committee ft btll introduced bj him July to (vur- ractee to the several States of tbe Union a republican form of government. bill is ae follows: Whereav, tha form of govcrniMttt of States of the Union, ia not refnibn- can in this pwrvicular that, by conati- tuUona and of; such Htatea. political rights are made to depend upon pueciUfce and race, and are united In certain families to the exclusion of otlien equally Loyal citizens cf the United States and Whereas, it la the constitutional duty of the United States to guarantee to every Slate a republican form of government; therefore JSe it enacted, That all the provisions and enactments in State aud laws which make dig Unctions letyreen political and civil rights among citizens of tho United or deny such rights to any each citizen on account of parentage, race or color, are hereby declare to be void and of no efifcct.

SEC. 2- And be ft further enacted, That if any person shall prevent any qualitied citizen of tho United States from esercia- the right of suffrage at; any election, in any State, on account of their race, parentage, lineage or color, peraona niiali be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon couvictioa thereof in court, shall by sentenced to paj a fine not $5000, and undergo imprisonment not exceeding-five or both, at the discretion of the conn. r. Brooniall spoke in support oftbe bill. Mr.

Stereos offered the following as a substitute: Be it etiftftfd ztc. Tbat orerr male citizen of the United above the twenty-one rears, who baa declared his ntenbion to become natundized, aliall be entitled to vote upon all national that 'may arieo in any State of the.Union where he shall liave resided for time of thirty day A. Mr. KeJJy advocated and Mr. Kerr opposed the bill.

Mr, Broom all withdrew Lis motion, act! tbe bill, with tlie amendmenta, remain with the Judiciary Committee. SUFFJIAGE Uf PKMTSeYtVASIA. --The amendment to the constitution of netrroefl the Ut vote was finally decided but Tuovday evening, and lifterwards voted upon. Wheu the vote waa taken, there found but thirteen honest radicals who had the courage to vote in iU favor, and Heveuiy-three votes were cant agaaiiat it. In, view of the eleclion.

cow- tli ei to which thei party iscummitted from one end of the country to tbe other. While these mdicaja are willing enough to suffrage ou the outh at tbe point the bayonet, they refuse to allow the question to go before the people of Pennsylvania. Thwre never was a more significant iastanoe of bod faith and double dealinjr. fDoylescown ICtb. Tork Marck The dbpatck contains tho following "It ia understood tbat the expectation of an irom tho Vjginia nt tbe Potomac within tbe past few ilaya taken a more form than firtt auticipated.

It known that an order has just beea Ima in tbe War department directing- 40 army wagons, with and uanuMri, to hV kept in readinesa to move al a notice for the transportation of Private orders bare also been isjpted to the commanders of the irarrisona aboatthe city to keep tbeir commands, both oincew Mrf men, in. 'Flu Perfect--1 dono done 't. i has list reuchod us. Jack Davie, You doun goDo donu it. Ho done ffone dono it ejltor un proprmtor, and 1ms ion and relief.

Aa Injuucliou pro teiu, L.UU^K granted, the judgment creditor an- Tcxaa wheru it swererl under oath and deuiod both bis first, madu Its appcruucc, ar.d thucxtmit uf iia luminary Oov, AOmniiptm HOD, np to Sdi, lyn, with Lbu bimciiU Order for hie removal, aud a ituviuw of tlici'oltowing Departaeiiccand concerted thcrewuh, namely: Comptroller's Ucpartmcut: butto Trcaaury: U. 8. Texas Indumoity liomia; Curamou echool Fund: Board ol Education, tTulverei- tlea; Penitentiary; Geological ana Aurtcnlui al Durum; JlUltary Board: 1'ubHc boiird; An- We are openlnc our Itnportftliona of LIN- AN1 many ditorlal Board; Boara of Comiulefliouers of Public Buildings; Attorney Gencml's uffice: Uindunice: Sectctary of Statc OJHcc; Aiabnjua, Mutcoizcv and Coshattie Indians; Dctcncc nud Indian Deprwlatioas; Indian done gone dono it. Future 1 jjfwyne dope it. You gwyno done is.

He gwyne done it. Plural We uus gwyne done it. You uns done it. They uaas wvne done it. Futvuu Purl'ect--I gwyne donu it You gwynu done it.

Ho gwvnti done it Btatc Works; Skylc's Treatise" Jf and or Public witboat known rease" i a nown heirs; tfuitd to Jiuvlcw tbti AdinliUaLratlon of Ks- tatea without. aiown hcire; titstc Library; yule Cemetery; Mt'ilia; Tontaway ijiinatlc, Deaf and frtttr.h, and Blind AariitmiK Direct Tax dnetheU. 1'ubllc ARtjcuIturul Col- lecQ Bcrio. Tho Comptroller'B Report, Irom Anijnst tub, own insolvency and justness mand clnimed by tbo petitioner; and lurtlier alleged that befora the petitioner acquired tho demand ho (defendant) hud trau8ferred the to a third pitrfey. Held, tbat on derendanfa motion tlie injunction, was properly dissolved, regardless of a counter affidavit of tbe plaintiff, read without objection at tliG liearmg 1 by wlucb.

the gtxd faith "of the-plaintiffs ransfer of the judgment was impugned, nit not controverting tho truth of the ither.statement of the answer. Qitaire, vbetlier the counter ailidavit, if objected should bare been lieurd oa tho hear- Wreby tlie yuar, and arc. couBeciuontly.ou'. COTTON AND WOOL ftTID GENntAL OHHIISSIOS Brenbam, Tcxu. promptly attended to.

Ubcral 8. T. FONTAIITK LULTOlf, Attorney at-Law, Galveeton, Teias. Late of Lockhart, General Collecting Estate Agents, Ofllce-ISS Street, (Up Suiirs, opposite Meyer 4 Eabn'a,) RETET. W.

Da-rlor, Com. Gal- vcston; WhceJei; Upflhttw, Attoraeye-at-Ltir, Brenhara F. W. Cbimdler, Att'y-at-lAW, Auatln; Gov. G.

W. Jones, Att'y-st-Law, Baitrap: James U. Burts, Att'y-at-Law, Lcckhut; A. B. Trowelt, Att'y-at-Law, Uberty--and to old of the OaJrettw and Honston Bir.

3m JALOM1CK COTTON AND FACTOB8, count; School Fund Account; Ketiieracnt or EB- tmtefl; Special Loan Tax Accounu University Fund and Land Saiea: Eetaies; Coauty Account; Ansussor'e Fecii; Hocupltulation ol in Trcosarj on tho Slat day or ATI- gnat, 1867: Statement or Railroad Bonde to Credit of School Fiuad, awl Intercut on uc euuti to March lit, IStiT, napald Aac. sist. 3367; and DlebarBcmcnw, also Fabrics rccclv; ed ana diipoacd of, by the Financial Accnt of the PeoilentUry, from Sept Ttb, JS66, to March Stst, 1867: Statement of the Audited Funded Debt of Texas up to Sept. 1st, 1807. AsKsataent of Lands in certain cotmuca, lor the year 1867.

A Sommarvof State Stailsiiw. LiBt of County Officers, prior to the RcmoTal o- Qov. Throckmortou, puMlfihed, tn Tcxaa AH manac for 1907. Judiciary DepartmentolTeina, aa pubLLehed in the Texaa Almanac for 1867 cmontcinc the Supreme Court Jndgcfl, and Ckrko; also the District Conrt Judges and Attorauys, with tho times of hoi ing the District Coana, ThermometriciU Table, Rhowins the highest and IOWMC ranges of tlw Thermometer atAuatla, in etch month irom January, 1S5S, by J. Van trand, A.

Superintendent of tbe ueaf Jb Dumb Aerlum. Poatofficoi and Poetmaatcra in Texas, Wovcm- Thc Ullltary Government of Texas, embracing tlte Bxecutlve, ComptroUer'a Department, General Land Office, Snpreme and District Court Judgfts and list of the county offlccra op to Nov. 7tb, 1887 MeCeorolocical Kcglater, ahowJiw the maaimnm aod minimum temperature during tno months April, May, June, July, Angaat, September and October also thn amount ot rain in mchea, by Merrill Jf. WRCO. bcr lit, 1961, by the Foal Office in WftahinEton.

Koner-Order PoatofflceR, caUblihtid in the Southern States np to Sept. 3th, Domestic aud Foreign rostago Kates, tha postal orranpcmenta mnde wim threat Britain and Ireland, also the British Colonies and euv era! otnertoreljflicpaDtriei, avid of Moner-Ordw FoetofflcM. State and Territorial Gorenuncnta, ahowingal the Statefl uid of the United suites nnmberof JOT nle at low IIUM. OCllSdJWwly 7t BTRAWD, OALVB8TOIf. fc nnmoer of mem fcera of Capitals; aovemora.wlththel when tbeir termn erpirt; of kokllag Slate BecUow, aad BtatM SUUttict, Gorwnment, andoftlu it.

They uns g-wynu it FKKEDMEN, corrcsponctcnt of the Bcltou Jouraiil writes: Thu few freed 12en who work steadily aru doing- very well, but tlie yreat muss of them, meu and woinun.Hro disiDcliued to given such a specimen of Ma qualification! in. botli thuse dtipariineJits as must, we slioxild think, secure liirn a patronage. Tho3s who remember hie forinyr connrction wjtli llto press of Texas will need no other guarantee that the Chronicle will Iw Bound in politics, aud. ably devoted to all tliu inUirusta of the Stale. We learn from thfi Clironicle that wheat in its region looks well, aud that though tbe amount sown is considerably less than usual, there will be a surplus, should no disaster befall it- before harvest.

ng of the motion ntfirmed. II.TtilUc, Adrainistrntor, Turnor. Wilson I Co. Appeal from G-niysia county--Opinion I of tho Uuiirt liolivcrcj by Justice Coim. 1.

The true test of tho iaterest of a witness is thai he will either gai or lose by he direct legal effect aad operation of the udgment to be rendered in the cauue wherein he testifies, or that the record of tlio judgment would be evidence for or against him in some other action. When a witness testifies against his nterent, the rule tbat interest disqualifies no application. 3. Where a warrantor of title to land introduced in a collateral action as a witness to prove the invalidity of the titJo warranted by him, he is a competent witness, inasmuch as the effect his testimony ia to render him liable on his warranty, and be ia therefore testifying against his iaterest. of employment and nearly everj'tliinyelse.

Tlie people, as a general thing, are either doiug their own work, or procuring wbite labor, which ia the ouly r'tilmble labor ot this country and thu sooner we make up our nuuda to this fact, aud prepare for it, Uio butter. And we are not bound to send to for i for it either. As mud: vaiit can bs obtained iu the older goufcliern States by ins for it. This is bound to be a white man's country, and thousands would come if they only had the means and I do not Jcnow a better The last cenaua cf the Sttteof JUabtu, taken in 1800, and which: haaon.TJoat been published abowfc that therehaabeeo. an population, nnoe I860, of eighteen thousand.

further show tbat tlie decrease hw boeo. four times aa great among the blacka mong the whites. Aud yet, notwithttandingr, witU only 09,003 black the proper to vote, there ware refriatend Could more conclusive evidence of fraud than this bo furaiahed'? It is evident voht of-the were destroyed. by the tm heavy floods, but wo see lo- caliiiea, they still abound. Cor allude to their diaappoermiwe, bat we fear too maar of them, art left.

Bat let the (TfcrdeDs be in Cfaxette. The Charleston my that crowds of Northern tourtou vfelttte ruinn of Forl Surnter almost daily; 'A rvgvlar pack ci from the city to the rained fort, and seldom faila of a tali of sight seeiujj Tins PRESIDENT'S tbe 13th, after the organization of the Court of Impeachment, Mr. Stanbery roue and said M. Chief Justice My brothers Curtis, Nelson and myself are horn this morning as counsel for the President. 1 liavu his authority to enter his plea.

By your leave I will proceed to read. Mr. Stanbery read as follows: In the matter of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States; Mr. Chief Justice, I Andrew Johnton, President of Urn -United States, having been Bcrved with B. summons to appear before this honorable court, sitting aa a all carry baskets in which tbey ud carry away of iron and other our country could do than to odd Court of Impeachment, to answer certain to log cabi busi ness an immi society, to bring families into the country, and allow them to pay all the expenses of transportatiou after their arrival.

TlJE OLD ISSUKFllEB relive those wjiito KadicaJo who are ao anxious to see negroes in Congress, but are restiaiue4 from, sending them there because of tbe constitutional question about 4. Such warrantor iscotnpetentnotwith- the length of that there were standing tbat the invalidity in the title as proved by him consisted ia usive fraud between him and the grantee in his deed, on account of which fraud co action on the warranty could be sustained by tho grantee agsiast tbe warrantor, becaaee tho record of the judgment in the cauee herein the warrantor testifies would not such people as free negroes 1 all through the South long before sbe Lincoln proela- mation.We can find a plenty of citizens" of the right color who hare been auch not only seven' 1 nJnu" years, but seven times seven or even tiraes nine years. Chancellor Kent says: It'a black man boru in the United States becomes free, he be admissible a suit on the warranty becomes thenceforward a citizen." We except as evidence of the facts of its rendition and of its necessary lecal consequences in. which respects it would be against the interest the witneus. It would not.

be admissible in bis fnvor as evidence of the fraud by he would be exonerated call She attention of York Tribune and Alexandria Slalo Journal to this relief from their perplexhy. The old JPSUQ is the thing tbey want. Rich, Whig. AOVLCE TO THE Girls, do you from liabibtT to Iiis grantee upon the waut to get married, and do you ivant good If BO, cease to act like warranty. 5.

Whenever aji act of an-mgent is admissible in evidence, hifl statements relative totheactud made while'doing it are alao admissible as part of the res C. It is a well Bottled rule of law thai to the-record have a joint latemt In the nutter in auit, or there is, a fools. Don't take pride 'in saying you never did housework, never cooked a pair of chickens, never made a bed, and ao on. Don't turn up your pretty noaes at honest industry; never tell your friends that you are not to work. you go a- shopping, never take your mother with privity indeelgn between them, an you to "carry the bundle." articles uf impeachment, found and presented against me by the honorable Honae of Represantatives of the United Statea, do hereby enter my appearance by my counsel, Henry Staubery, Beojaimtn K.

Curtis, Jeremiah S. M. Evarts and Thomas A. K. who havB my warrant and authority therefor, and who are instructed by me to tut of this honorable court for a reasonable time for the preparation of my answer to aald articles.

After a carelul examination of tke articles of impeachment and consultation with my counsel, I un Bttiafied that o.t least forty days will be necemary pr the preparation of mv answer, and ref pectfolly ask that it be allowed, AKDRBW JOHJiSOK. letter from Corpus Chruti sajs: "The great trouble here is tlie mails. VVehave had. no Galveston maUs. for the Claiboruecouuty, wbem tbo rsbellSon Kw ia tnountala KTCCX tLundred and ninty-6vft fot one hundred and for oMCpvcl.

tior. "Trooly loll." Tho Lewistown Journal MMabajnn tlut a genllotnau of that city, troubled with leon rand iog pare wbbt from the And river, inetemd ot impure water from well. es report woek aro auppoved by at inure thnn tho frozen to utt a-dtpt reports strongly A yoonfl: man wceotlj BaceMded the tower of the IiOadon CrjaUl read the appropriate portico of the service, od threw down, killing him The Cmpujffa Gazette, aurtod four ago UtUri Uoek, Arkajaeaj, Uy the CectriJ Committee of tbe vfajteuiafi party, cloaed ita oanerwttV an eppropri- on the It cnrreotlf reported Bromriow baa Matt; detecUvea inv various eoanUvti of Sute to ferret out tbe Ka KIox, and auilioriaed tueoi to ahoot down, such last tea day 3. My lut pcpt.r dated Febroary 3d. What ia the cauae Thia must; be a injury to your circulation In this section of the State, for ererybody wants ybur paper, and nearly all would subscribe if ther could get it within any reaaonkble Ume." if the evil mentioned above cannot be remedied.

Five hundred, workmea have Uwn dia- cliarged from the Navy Tud. The comectJed election aaake Harrimia's mJoriiy of BepreaeaUtivw 192 and 138 Desaocrais. In the bill ot xutrehut of PMMav were thirty four forwbisk'. Tho la eaibd. Hteu to work oatbetonuvflbctd llNmwftoM travj i.