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October Iiutlcndonfi. Oct. a-'fbo IndlcaUtma for di Nortlorhr rtouig local -ralM. lalam at IJM Oct. Wind.

I KI: Cloar ,00 .00 liO'jm oriJy, "nrt liou tmll'Uvln. ,01 full, rmom cU-r In twenty -four riw, 'OrKf CIUIA, i 5 TWO; ii Ortfi 6 full; Stockton, rise. BOARD- OF HEALTH. OCXOIiKfc SX. nod Textile In Kir lionn Urlullvr to the In to a.

Nobln, John and Yixkvf. 2ii bonrd ot met ciUUirf Kwnlon o'cloclt ov prwIdlnK; Dr. wr, Jobn, uL.k, Koote, Ptanrc. fi uxrotajy tb" proclamation ot (hi aj i rr. STA- ustin, Al! iiyeudt with fjud anrt ter tho duy of October.

IbTft, reocWng nnv port upon coart oc Texuw byway of tho lawnnlppi river Now wiUiout any placfl. aro Lmiby re- ljuvwl from itny ceiioral or utaUj quuratjttno whUihhiLH hy OH having bwia ajul-rnforccil bv tho locn) of health at tho nuvcra! on for tie benrf.t and at xtotc. Baid vowjlato nn- iijnuil of tlu; ofll- ooaitt IIH other vwccJa It-cm pom, and tobe.ubji:ctto»iuii- Lir iintl tbowc only, iiumnmch OH it will tbon Imvft bccT) thirty-threo days from the Sroltfe. 4'J Corilora Hood. 17 Tbo avwnanjix ta aprx-lkv's Frtttoii bringx tblfl witiin tJte ruifl in thrw and to wbkfl TlK court 1W Mt wr hi of tbfl petition ant KtiW'tcirJii; to worrajit the jttdKiacut nindervl bytboc-TUrt liw evkicacc rut exhibited in tiv fctSJXjnjmt iijrwot' fleient to Kupport it.

proved thai tin? nfltwi TVrry jpven for a part of tir pur- of th: tract of L-uid apon wbicn (tppollaot but it flat- nbown that th- luoii npon which nppeltaut lived HUM dcaoribod in tbo aocldecreti'l to be nold bv tho conrt Tim JJJIU.T tborcv foro bo mvcrwttJ wid tho QUJJO remanded- iloora, C. J. -Witem. jrirvjvLns wjfn. vu.

J. fibnpwoo, admin ami Mary A. Kurvivin- wife, etc, from Ijpshur comity. Thiil wit WM by Uirum Wilfton and bis wife Louisa Wilaon G. .7.

SfiopsoD. nduiiniKtratril of J. SL Simpson, und T. C. GHJfflpii! on nofcr by J.

to liiraoi und iouiKi Simpson in pay- 11 trttct of lai'd twirchwiwl of them by Simpson and wld by bin: to GiJ- Hwdlnj: Hiram andT, C. Uilkaplo diwi: whicb plaintiff in error prosecuwd It ia own OK surviving wifra4, tlio administratrix of wife of U. Thy prayer ia for a foredoaun? nnd of the Uujti in iii District Court. ot John H. JJrfyht Co.

n. Pritcfajwd, which waji on trial TuMdar, pta: attcn'Jrra of court ail of the raft a from article 2107) confer irf law, emi I pastern bwi doneff pcut Mity J. What dKzaaof ia qaanuitlav not "noo-fsVr- Tc Kiufih of ttf corth TffTQr no fsrfir, wmn vrioot bearing Mi feron. Ccitfri SUM Aixrat two tnillioa of annually, ami Cbfrv Is no in- BUnoo knowm la CSLT- rato of cotton made br KawWiui tliroash the John S. ihrnon front nt per cent, per annum, Tbt ran from a rcrdtcc for John H.

tb? crnt annum Joaoury 1, W7S, commisaion on cotton through C. VT. 1.017 Tho Social Turnvcrcin, OC Oalvoirton. will jrivo the firrt oi' ttio svinwr wn- wn at Turner hall, Saturday, October 25. TJii rtainntrnt.

will compriKO concort, perfoniwtsco ond boJL VIM Kowl. Tho papora of th? interior boast of tho of thoir hunters and tho aband- onee of thoir annual visitors, tho wn.u-r-fov/1. No plac'O can show bicker than thoM) kilted io Galvefiton bay, morning one dealer nlono bod 1S4 pairs of wild dockii irt Central racxkct, Our Capt. acodder ho understands from tho Dcrooer of apptleationM thai; -havy for tbo tobacco which he rcwivefl from of ftpicuHuro for t4iat over three hundred fdrmcrs in city who wtnh to to rtturini; their owrj tobitCWi. TJio sptclrt which ho cjOuH from the Jeojirtcaefit aro duHifjnwi uritnonly, of CUUTHU, fanners, though city fanuors can bo jbccommodtt.tcd '-fieri tburois a nurplua Supper.

At Stanley ball, corner of ovuntio and Twmtv-fcffjhlh fitrcot, tho Lincoln Guards ffave an entortaiiiriient and xnpptT, wbich was ntreodod by thoir fnend 1 In gwidlv numbers. Tbo comminy driJlod in tho hall prflvloufi to tho supper. tliflinso'vta proflclonf- in the manual of arms. XKWB vnst favored with a collation, inlUudfnj: handKomo cako presented. by Mrs.

The Waco Tolonhono of contains the ffxjni: Rumor that our Woco yonnp; ratin in many lortirh yes- at tho oxponw of younff gent from Galveston, In smitten with cho of a Waco bello, to wed one of the gontlsrntta of the oontra.1 city. 8c thoroaphly ovorcotno wi'ih tlie yoiih(f Indy ii ho. that ho can not twllcve that will wfd Vvncoifo. XUii fi dh! young man from fchu Bcn-Rirt city, tUo too wiito awako to let the fn wid pluck our fnlrest flowors. in city In testimony, wiu-reof I hereto 'my naiue and cauno tlie seal of to be at Auhtin, this IStH day of October, A.

B- 187ft, O. 11. liOKEltTH, Governor. By tho Governor: T. H.BOWKAN, Acting Secretary of The Hocretnry tho following cornmuni- cation from the Morgan Jino: OALVKKTOS, October M.

President, Board of Health--Gentlemen: i your Cavor ot instant. In which you chewi'nllv'acqnLuHco in tbe procla- nia'i'on quarantino against New Or- leanH'; river, und'ir restrictions 'tho fever tloea ad interim. There wises reporu-dj goso'rnor's but with the-cool weuj-hcr I will not amount to dt your earliest convenience, our -'ill bu allowed to enterun- dcr-'the ffovernor'fi procIatnatiOD, with'freight, mails and pafcstingcrn. not, will you allow shipH to come with freight and without any prtHSengftrs, -which we will comply with if d'K-nnxl ncctiicvirv by your honorable ix)dy. YOufH, CllAfi, FpWLEIl, Agent.

Air. John oirerwl tbo following! Kcsolved, proclamation of thn govor- ncr of the JSti InsL, raining quarnntioe against Oricuns, is cheerfully acquiesced'in, n.nd and aftor tbo vcKwlB frcm Now OrlcanM having clean bills of health, witih mails properly fumigutcd, and without will bo allowed to enter this port; provided they bring no woolen goods or textilo fabrics packed in Orleans; and further provided thatsaid vessels and havo not been at 21 organ City or other infected port or plnco ouUi'Io of New Orleans for thirty duys previous to tboir sailing to this port. Seconded, by Dr. Watts. At tbo suggestion of Mr.

Noble malls were- cxriressl? included. ifr, Brown would not let ono of tho vessels In haviug sickness In tho crow, would ho? The president nnd otbors--Of. course not. Adopted unanirr.outfJy. for to pay tbo npon note sued upon, Uiat balance to bopiod by defendaut G.

J. Thy duo shi wore found, in of the "35r. Pope. tho mttioual board of "ooftltrt. arrivinl from tho west cciist day on 'Joe Btooinor CliniojL 0' C.

Faiiro, of J. P. Wclflm- J. JL Dotioldson, of McCampbtfll merchants of Refigrio, are in tho city McLnnglilin, of Corpan tnrnod. yestorday from Kansas, reports tbo fttoci bnfinosfl pood In, Kamwis this Lovtson.

a merchant of Richmond, is 1c; thecitv on basiooes. Mr, Wm. Wardie, merchant of; FaTcstiiio, Is In tbo city. Viartod tho cotton excbangy; J. G.

Smith, Columbia; C- H. Davison, llnriaba, Jno. Kitchell. England: Copt. Scuil.

schootiflr Kato Miller; CopL Wm, Jenkins, steamboat Goo. W. Tbonias: C. B. Lw, city; Goo.

Lock, Lko Chorlftc; F. Du.vfeo.ti, docbos; Whito, IL Wbif sary Tho timo Is nuar at band when 'rt ha? customary to commooco for tho Mftrcli Gras festival. Few parsons, outside of tb.o imme-'liate members of the organizations to- the public has Indebted artistic of this n-nniial holiday, vo any idoa of tbe amount of nionoy neces- to bo arpended or the exccutivo nbility aiTanyinjc uiovir thorn with toe precision requisite to givo the Tho pcuerfti public ifisr.tt»d ciucli interest in Mardi Gras nmusfi- rofnts and spectaclos-- an interest oxtcudinj faj' boyond tho limits of the state. Thoj)ooplb tbo'conatry look forward to such occisions -with oven 'jiioro than thoso -if. th 'dty, anil tbev would feel sorely disappirintcd by a default la tbo fjrond f'mo thoy hud been led to aspect at tbo hnnds of thoir Galveston friends.

It Is to bo supposed that mcu having cborfio these mattora, aided by tho oxperiqnco oi' tho post, wo prepared, if adequately jtustai noil, cxpoutution with olaboratfon of artistic "and con tri van cos. XX A'W QUAJftAXTJNX fTJt loznM tlio ICulldlii-fH. A. mcfc Dr. Brown, quarantine ofll- in tlia'city yosterday, who hud somethinp; iiMV" qnnrantino buildings on Pelican island, which ho hud just visitml.

Ho le.ports thd tbllovrinp as facts whicb cmno under hiu observation and upon which he biised hiscondomnution of 'tlio building: Tbc quarant-ino physician's residanco has no kitchen, no closet no cistern. It brti four sunftll rooms, only twelve four- tcou fest, and the walls are pliisterod or lathed, so tbat tho tt- juktio-ss oi tho wen ther- boarding is till that separates tbo comfort within from tho world without. Tho inferior divided into halves by hermetic partition. -through which there is no door, and, to puss frctn one couple of the roomu Lo tho otbor," it Decessury to go outside und uround tlie Xbere tiro no qunrtara for iho help necessary to the statiun. Tho hospital, which is about two hundred yards distant from the residence, has a 1 cistern and a water- closet, bat no kitchen, no fireplace und no Quo.

1 SCiit wharf" extends -to-- tMWQ 'feet water at moan tide, low tide will bo 'The site of: tho. buildings seJectod, wnich was on in where high water, such as thiit which swopt ovor tbo island at the ti mo of the Houstob freshet lost boat tho floors of tbe If water should get hiKh't-nough it will fly.it tho fouiiclntions, to which thoy properJO' Tho sills aro the.Ubual manner. Dr; Brown scys it is wit-) plans and spyoi- fications that finds fault', arid not with Mr. Kozcll. tlio coatractQry'who has.uurricd out the phins to the letter, 1m improved oo.fcho sarco income' thinks Tho secretary ststod that ho had notJcc from the council that one of ths two in- s-pectors will be 'dwpcnflod with after November 1.

No action, as cberp'will bo.ftnotDer meeting. plaintiff, nnd Ilia court gavq Judirment for tbo amount due on the note and tliat the bberiff LpJl the land and out of tlie prococtln pay amount adjuJgwI in favor 01 piaintiftT, anil pav biilauce, if aiiv. to Jrar7 Tho coiirt Kroiu this judgment, fitraugo to nay, the plaintiff iior writ of error, refuxal of court to certify tho.or- der for tho nale of thp )ond to the probate court, HO thus the land might tw sold by an order of tbat court by tbe defendant ILS adoiinistrntrix. UnqujMttiomtblv the court could bovo nmdy no other" Idecrto for the enforcenynfi of she Iten. than it did.

To bttvt; given the judgment desired by plaiutifT in error would Inivo defeated thtt object and purjKso of her suit. Tho fuild of the lund by Simpson divehted bim of all title orinterest in it. TLia sale not aiTect tho plnintilt's right to sabjcct it to the Jien, if'Geilcspie wan chargeable with noticy of the lion he bought, lint as no tide remained in Sarnpnon after his sale, no estate or in tho UuiU to his heirs pu his dRiith, and the probiito court not 1 bis admiii- couJd exerciwi no authority or jurisdiction over it rJence tbo t-idc of tbe land by tho administratrix would havo in no way affected tlni title beyond casting a cloud upon it. iloorc, C. J.

Of the Court of Appeal, Oct. IS, 1ST9, Spoiled for tho by G. WnitcrsinJtb, of tliK Tyler bfir.j Stephcnsou Adams vs. i'crment, Walker Co. Error Iroro Anderson county.

I. Whoro aro sued ofi pitrtnors and individually, and there in service upon gnu ov ttie partners an'i juflsment rendered against tho partnership and the individual partner served--but no dUminsc.1 or ncllo prtweQui entered as to tbe partner not served. Held, that writ oC error prosecuted from such a judgmwit raiwt bo Jis- uiissed in court for tlie want of a Hnal (Kbone A Ellis, SO Tliore can bs but ono final judgment in anv case. art, Writ of error dis- uud from tbo docket ut Mr. Filler was preeent, and as there some harMi criticism of tbo board's action in admitting the cargo' of tho Maria, Uo would Iflte Dr.

Brown to stute the history of the commnnity to is ho dancer to the vossel, and that the board frnilty.of no great wrong in Dr. stated board what the captain of tho Maria Lint' under oath, viz: that ho had made about twenty trijw with coffee in this and hatl never hod o'case of. iiifoctioiiK or contofiiout discatw on. board. His present crmv had "been with him for a year, having shipped with him in Germany.

None of Lhein were side or wont to the howpitul or, Kio. They -A'uro steady, hard-working Gor- raans, and romiined habitually aboard at their post. The sonitary condition of tbo vwsiil Dr. found to bo Rood; tho vessel wus thoroughly clean and. the docks hud been oiled and tho hull repainted as far as possible dnring the cost of plaintiffs in error.

Ector, P. J. George Gray vs. Tho Appeal from "When the weather was favorable tho hatches had kept open. Tho arrived on tho 4th direct from Rio, Anfj.

8. did. not touch or communicate with any or plftco on tbo passage. Tho bill of wealth uliowed tbat fever bad ceasod as an epidemic three monChs before tbo vessel sailed, and that there were only cloven of favor in Rio in the week previous to hor Tho vessels from Rio this year were all unusunll; dean, as com pared with many other vessels or riviujrat tbis port. Mr.

Fibber--That is all, Mr. President; I Just wnnU'd tho public to know. Mr. John roso to a personal Ho confessed tliat he bad used ratber strong at Lho last meetinc: in regard to itiittins'thw coffee. Ho did not then intend nnd did not now intend to specially favo Messrs.

Eungo, or diield. them 'franrcompotitioirof merchants of otber cities Most of this colTett Jiad already beon sold lo parties in tho intorior, and liis object wan to get it to the purchasers without delay. Mr. Voftke--rl move now thut tho Maria, herself be allowed to COHDO in. A member--Dr.

Brown, do you think It wil be to ftimipute her? Dr. Brown--T hardly think it will. Dr. linden--Don't yon think it will to havo hor washed ont first Dr. Brown--That would boa rood thing- better thnn disinfection.

With tho understanding tbat tho Maria cproe iu Jit the discretion of the quarantino oflicer, the matter was dropped. Dr. Brown, by request, madoa slatomentro- tho new quarantine buildings, similar to that mudo to a reporter in an Adjourned. An Zmjonn.n.t Surgical A reporter of tbe TS'KWS saw in tho rear cl Bchott's store, presurvod by u. now prc- largo tumor, wbich, upon examining, be was iufcrnjod removed fj-otu the of an employe of the MEWS by Dr.

Fenny, assisted, by Urs. Wilkinson, Fly and Smith, One of tlie physicians, who witnessed Jhe operation, stated, that, owing to uxtonaivo adhesions, the operation in adl probability, tho most formidable over successfully 1 in Lbis state. Upon meetiogDr. Fonnyttfe reporter attempted un inturview. in getting tho Information was -conva- Icscnnt and out of Stepboiis county.

Froswcution was begun under artide IStfJ, P. ftgaiust as county surveyor, for dealing and boiuc iuter- esttd und concenied in dwilmg in land certitl- cates, and interested in thy purehuao und sale ot public lands. Hold, Tbat clie iiitlictment not charge tbo offense hot out tbo eUi- tuto (Wbrco vs. State, '3 Tox. Ct.

Appls, GtJ'j,) foi' riiloa with regard to certainty and sulli- c'iency of an indictniont. 2. Tbat county sur- veyoris not an oflK-or tiienuionod. in the statute, supra. Judgment revereod and cause cliv tnissod.

JViukkr, J. Lum Street vs. the St'tto. Appeal from Henderson couuby. Information Tor malicious mischief, P.

charging ttie killing of liS bogs of the value of and to tho injury of tbo owner $(0 (naming owner), there being separate valno alleged, to each hog. Evidence sbows only ten to have boea Tfae court hod the pleasure of mwt- ing in the federal C. Rjvetf, clerk of the United dixtrfct court for the outturn diittrict of who hard at vtQrk VacaCEoa (tpwttt in the hiliK oi Venooatw KKMCffATTOif. 2lr. W.

Prowje, deputy sbflrnT. tendered tho to Jordan, waich won rehictactly Jordan. Dear Sir: Having tad fler- em! KVero of tackneia this liutt str, I Ibid my Lt-aiili much iuipoired thai I am unable to fulfill the duties of the ofllce of deputy irfitrrifT I tendor you my of the same. Thankful for past favors, I remain yours, truly, PEOWHJI ABSTRACT" Oi' by In cianoi; the rs in bavd for over booo an; of bod "tbeorv. er comn.tnnicaticm to I cfaai th? Ictpreb- i a ard oi fiealtb fn th? mm' board oi fiealtb fn th? and no JCLICs KCSCC.

TEE STATE CAPITAL. killed, und Miyy on different Held, 1. That thP proof sustained tho informfttion, tho theoConse the injury owflar, and not the value of tbfi and od Ct. dono die 2. The distinction tho- btfsthnswpff.

'been done from it. tbo bniltllnc tbLs fisasori a steam He was anxious to sob Dr. Rnthurford. yestarduy, but us ho left for Houston oy ua oorJy train. LOST XX XJUJS SCJtf.

A Sad Cni y-- mm. oruryati. JPnr- Mct-Vaw, B. U. Davis, and Ur.s- D.ivis, of Bryan, guests tiio Tro- mout hotol, Itift the hotel 9 o'clock njgbt'for tho teach, with tbo design a btith in About half past Mr.

ilcCniw mjd Mrs, N. B. Davis returned, to the botel in tbe deepest distress and i-epoitijd tbnt ilrs. L. H.

Davis' hod ven- tnrod ont in tho water of after which thov saw.her no inuro, prococded 'to telfjrruph tbeir Crinnds oC what. had. happened, und the night dark: dispatched, messeugur to tlio station to notify "tuft'polhie, and. request their As fiooii wcthe necessary prepamtioiis coiild be made, au ottjc-or vtitb Mr." McCraw and force of repaired to -tlie awl search- body. They cOmmeDoed drajyrmg fur tho body with aeine beLweon arnl 4 -o'clock' Wnad contJKucU to'driig tUl about9.o'clwk hoii they hud covered the jrronnti th to Thirty-fourth street.

be bathers went in WHS at TedyiJpLi found. Since tben the betl'ch 1 bas beoc scotiUjfJ. by an to watch for cjcpected to of tor a certain HDU vntiih ashore. wili ably west of Tvrt-nty-fourtb a. KKWH reporter the fol- sad occurrence: They beach' o'cloalc.

luui culy to their bathing is his dress repo-rtor asJtdd' 1 proposes to do abont tli 1 'b'awdy hotisesj 1 ow tbat bill to tbpm to certain, limits in tbo city has failed in the" co'u'ncilT" Ho replied that bo bad writtsn to the city: attornev asking him to decide whether tbe existinc 1 ordinance js, ta his -opinion; in cc-nfifdt'Witb the now charter; Ho inquires of the Having read your opinion in regard to tlie.bawdy- iiouso ordinruico, and being in doubt'whether, under your construction of the now charter. tbe old bawdy-houso ordinanco is in force, imd liaving a case of that sort on tlift docket, which is for next Monday, I ask your opinion whether tbe old oriilnanco is in conflict.with charter, 1 lUnioiiIc Jttennlon. A reuuion of tbe masonic 'fratemity of Galveston was held last 1 nigbt, under the auspices of Tucker Lodge No, 207, upon which occasion Kov. G. W.

Bnggs was io tho sublimo dfgi'ce of a master mason. Past grand master M. F. ilott presided, assisted by district deputy "VV. H.

Kichols. and IiOUis Blaylock, vrorship- ful master of Tucker lodge. Tbe various of tho wore filled" by the following post masters of Tucker C. W. Preston.

J. P. Evans, S. M. Ponlond, J.

C. Hall, W. K. Mc- and CX H. Mason.

There wore over two hundred masons After lodge closed tbaso present partoot of a sumptuous lunch. A. Life and alffappy One. At tbo residence of the bride, father Glynn. officiating, Mr.

Emil Leinbach and Miss fau- Caswl wtro last evening united in the of holy matrimony. In tbw greetings and'congratulations of tho occasion tho'NEws Long life und prosperity if yesterday -buggies the beacb, near Ono lost a wheel, and the shfl'ft, other damage, that ono of tho teiuns was worsted. the Mr. IScC lotring accouut took-ft-strwit car Arriving there -tlie thorcbcs wbicli they suits, while to hud tochi For, OJHJII reuIy i -uter hut'h- vance of hiixtself. in N.

B. Dtr.vis, About -waist 'deep, und not B. H. Ditvis asked tbo foi-mcr sLttfar fx-as. She secmfd txj bt rcptied.that ie did uot know, usstiw some distance ayti tlio lust she bpr was in water up to her ueck.

Siw thogJoom. Tho moon wus lo and alTorddd'bul a dim light- called her but auswor. until nil hope ioC lindinR hor dcsortcd tbym and tJimlly took iheir wuv bwdc fx tbuhoteJ. was fill he kuerv ubout it. The missing iudy tbc of Hoiu b.

H. a tli-siijiguifihed lawyer of the Bryan bar, 1 who now court, at CatuiirOn, Mil am wan ty. Inn; two children, a. "boy" and girl, 0 0 ut 1 1 Sho was 'noeititomtid'tw huvins boeii at Ixjng i last strainer iuid liuvuijj oftoii iii the ut GiUvcsfrio. 'Thy supposition Is that tbo.

lady- was attacked with cniuipin? in water, sanJf ore she cry out, tuKl fato hus awak-'ncd dfewsfc syLiipathv.of the coaimnuitiy. ihi'-n- was no Uon at the sra.tian roJart ve f.o tho body. 'Oflicer Jkishcls rodu 'uj und dowa tbo r-om 9 'about 3. (or the body, whnn'ho was ro- lloved by Capt. Atkius, vrho kept a jviitch un" "In tbp'aftarnoou a set 'onfc westw end.pf vho will RO to -the sarch.

If the body is-not in $bv- niwuitiino, otlier oii)' Lxiooh CO 'too )to the -happy couple: i Hotel ArrtvaiK. norxfj II Erenham; I' Smitbwick; 3tiss Stuithwick, Frank Smith' wj'ck ymiLhwick, Brownsville; A. C. O'Kailly, NVw York City; A UonaJdstm, Tuias: titcnie. Houston': Byrne, Orange; Brown Lusalle, Tex; "Burley, -SliumiKti; A Barrett, IVxas; Capt Piitwr, steamship Eaton, 'Liverpool; Davidson, M.cri«,rm Cu.pt Jiio Lietson, Liverpool; JU.UIM, Mrs James, Fort Worth; -L Hiukcy, Lauutr Thompson, Pioim Under no chxunastujiors EAH of persons publicly before thr rvcorder'a court, ihe uriniinal or aiiy justice's court, lU'iy be 1 their in tlie commucjty, froni tlicSa rtparts, Apoliuatiuu to tilt? ut tlie olBce to jmpprxss or falsify publication of tbe s-iiae wfll uble.

No order or proceeding wtk.be omitted. rule in adopted to make Th is drawn between offenses of this character and theft, wbero tho value of property stolen is an element by which the grade of tbo of- HODSO is determined mid tbo punishment tiied, in which last case, if moro cban one article or animal bo stolen, thn aggregate value be charged, failure to prove somo ono or moro of 1 buai would not warrant conviction. Tr, Tx. Ct. 047--3d Tx Cn.

Inland 253.3 "When tlie in die Cm en is Cor jt misdemeanor containing but ono count, purporting to cover but ono transaction, tlio bot- tor urjictico would bo, instead ot compelling an eloction, for the court, on motion, to exclude all evidence but such as sustains a single transaction. And whoro a motion of such character was mode, tbe couit erred in overruling it, in 30 far as ostimating tlie punishment was concerned, though tho evidence was admissible tosbow motive or inteut, and the jury should have botin allowed to consider it in tliac 4. See this case, where; tbo error com- by tho court waii not cousirlorod of sulll- ciunt importance to reverse the judgment. Tho fino assessed being not in excess of what might have been tho injury done tho if but a single hog wus killed worth S3. 5.

den ao ox- tract ef a charge abstractly considered would bo erroneous if followed immwdiatoly, and In context by proper cui-iug tho error, such charge is bold Atlirmed. White, J. cas? is the most important delivered in tho state governing prosecutiuns.and laying down tho rules in cases of malicious mischief. Dick Cox vs. 'tbo Staic.

Appeal from Waller county. This is u. second appeal in tbis caso. Tho first is reported in Lba jth Texas court appeals, 41G. The main question discussed in tbe opinion is, as whether or uot thero was such separation of tbe jury as qiiired a reversal.

Artido (iOo erode crimiiuil procedure quoted. And its strict observance enjoined upon olUcers, to guard against tho approaching each otber in, a. fog, RO an to involve rink of collurion, must teep out of thfl way and bUicluai speed, fitop or may' be necessary. Tbo rule of tbe road putts to tbo always yields to a contrary agreement, and Hometiraes safety requires chat nn agreement ba tnutic before passing. S.

Cir. CX, S. D. 2fcw Yock: Ch. Waite, JolrSI, 1879.1 Under final a judgment in an action against principal aad surutics on a bond given 1X3 release property from aebture under thtTinternal revenue lawn, the homestead of a surety exempt from levy a-idsuJe.

Whore theru is no in the exemption etatutett of the state, used to indicate whether or not the exemption is to apply to die btatc, the statute is coustrued to apply as well to the state In the nbt-euco of feUoi-al lefdalataon. on tlie subject ot exemption it may bo inferred that it was Intended txj leave the question the legislation of tho statew I'U. S. Cir. Ct.

E. D. April, Grants of power to make local assessments jn-o to be con.struod strictly, and must bo strictly followed. So where tho power eun- fcrre-d. upon tho city council was assess in One mode, made in another mode uro hiralid.

va. Galveston, Op. by justicw GouUL An act of suicide, committed by-the assured under an 'iwcuie impulse, deprived "him of thft capacity of governing his conduct in accordance with reason, is riot a voluntary self-dufitruction, or wicbin tbe provisions of a policy against suicide. of App. ot N.

Y. 187.J, Newton vs. Mutual Ins. Co.J If one, by mistake, incloso the land of aii- otbnr, and claim it as his his actual possession will work a disseizin; but if, being ignorant of tbe boundary Uue, ho incloses such land, making 1 no claim except to tbo true lino UH it shall bo o-scertainod, hirf potsiisaion of tbo iund i3 not adverse. A proposition to buy tbe Jand of another by ono in odvert-o possession, is not necessarily a recognition of the title of the perfcou of whom be proposes to buy, nor docs yocb adverse posscKsion tberebv ceatte.

CL, 1870. Waldbrunn vs. Whero a statute requires a contract to bo in writing, it con not be partly in writing and partly in paroL A national bank is without authority tc deal in commercial paper. It must discount paper. of Indiana, UiTCf.

Lozear vs. National Oniou Bank of Court. nOS SHOOTING. John Jones was arraigned for shootlDe.yikitd. Christopher on last Sunday.

The" ball took uffect in hw cheek, flattening against tho cheek boco; Evidence was abundant co provo the whooting, which not denied accuwil: mid Jones was committed to jail under bond fNXEUVTKW "WITH TJXK GOV- Tromwi en the streets iaxi oiniod awft- kftl of aflcr creditable oocrt-varrl frncc ind inviting MEDICAL. flit," to nc thr CO- JO acoiorrd Ir.dr. vent to rd in a very pert felest Goliad wc the f.iH py.Rrr,KsLQ2t of tiio Ocwber la accordan 5500 on a charge of assault der. i intent to mur- Wflliam Howeston aud Joinos Daly, hailing 'rom Illinois, had. lived in Dallas recently, and drifted to this city.

They left a Held of industry for one idleness, and, comins: luider the vagrant wtru placed under bond of $50 tfvo days' service und.er oflicer Ravoy. G. Crowley and W. Houcho were found by ofllcur Tiorney punching each other on Market street at half-past one o'clock in the caommg. A fina of $1 each or three days was entered them.

After their release on bond, Crowley lucked Rouche in tbo eye, for which on additional penalty was asuesued him of or five additional days in jail. HORACE B. YAiOtEIt put In an appearance on tho old charge of being drunk arid down. Horace told the mayor that ho felt jolly ac the recorder's wedding 1 pjid got on a rotnilar bender. Ho requested his honor to do nim the favor of acquitting him, and he would turn, up whon the new boose was built on the public square, as ho wished to be the rst Jodger.

Tbo mayor thought a fine of $1 or five days in j'oil would sober Him up. was arraigned for assaulting: and striking ortl- ctir John Killcen. The oulcer testified that they hod some words, when Welsb save him a sloe on the UOSQ, His honor fined "VVeisti'Sl and costs. the governor's invitation to all newspaper men to come to him for Information about his dciion in public matters. I visited tiis olllce Saturday lost, and fpuad he cJded to ntt-c" the quarantine ngirinil New aod so reported, While in his office, he said la me lhal It was not pluasnut to be by the when he waa at all times ready to give editors and reporters thxj facts in full, and was willing to stand by what he said to them or to anybody else.

It is lo me that the governor is not much of a politician, and when he read to me from tlie NEWS what was copied from the Telegram, giving that paper's version of the interview between himself und Gen. Gauo, and then cave me his own version, and to feel greatly indignant tliat his views and statements had been perverted and misrepresented, I confess 1 was surprised that atich sensibility could belong to a man who hud been nominated by a political convention, passed through a political campaign, ran the ordeal of the two sessions of the sixteenth leirislatiirc and contended four months with the demands of the board of health of Houston. I 'annex a pretty full statement of his explanation of the conversation he had with. Gen. Gano.

TIIE 0. A. O.V "Gen, Gano," said the governor, "called on me during the session, of the legislature and said he had an im mi caution project on hand, which was to brinp 150 families, 1 think, to Texas, and settle them in some new and' unorganized county acd then to organize the county and set up. a civil government in it. The immigrants were to come from Kentucky.

In consideration this he wanted the state to donate him 20 sections of land. He also stated thai the slate should give the persons settling in Texas other lands than those they settled upon without being required to pre-empt and settle upon them, and, lie asked me for my opinion about iu I told him that the constitution would not allow the legislature to give a dollar to briop immigrants to Teias, and as to giving lauds it had been, twice tried and each time abandoned in disgust; that the plan of donating empresario lands to induce settlers to come to Texas Uad been twice tried abandoned in Texas-- once in by the Mexican government, and again, in 1844-5 by the Texas government. I told him I opposed to. giving him lands to induce immigration, hut was willing 1 to have auch immigrants brought hcrej and waa ing to give them tbe lands when they came, but was unwillin U-tictors or enipresari Peters and other colonies. Giinrd: TDMCU arc ynusua! to fall garden.

In iastiuiccs tbe rn- tire turnip crop brcn tlitm i Some of thr of hxve wid their wool in Cuero pricch from twcaiy A wswon month. Dusirict court will hold I public cl Uiu eouotv are in A BafTsIo ianiazrd in the fioldiby the worm ihb worms tht have bwo playing h-ich iwid havoc in of tJie'counlrr no: yet rciuJc their a-ppcaninct. 1 the Chjtrro M- Oi courv; we will aot COinc at.aJL is vcrj- fine our postures and siocl: are fat. CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE Tbo Great Mulmrial CLSFFORD 5 FEBRIFUGE Sherman Chrooiclc D. Voasyac, brought over froni Deniaoa SaT.urduy evening and left in jailor care, oa a charge of embezz-lement.

With an extensive oil mill establishment. Sherman can then boast of as many as any oihcrcityof her xizc ID tbe state. News: Several wagon loads of colored recently left Grimes county, in the houthcra portion of sUtie. for Kauxte, through Denison. Thv firs; northur of season was ifx) much for them, aad they all turned back, and arc now eo route for thtir old homes, FEBRIFUGE TTgrcr fcaim'B to fafl.

CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE Snro for Dcntb At Frcdericksburg: Cotton rfowly; but tlie crop will be much better than was anticipated a snort time Movers through town every trav- elling west in seucli of new homes. Navasotn Tablet: A good nhowcr of rain fell here Tuesday. Toward tbe river was heavier than in town, and extended but a few miles east AD average of half a crop will be gathered about MJIlicua, GltKOG. Jx)ngvicw New Oct. IS: Several Hgbt sbowcrs of raio The forest trees present the appearance of midsummer -we learn tbat if frost delays to put in an appearance for two more weeks, that the cotton crop will be a much larpcr yield than was anticipated in tbis county Cotton receipts have gone over a hundred bales several dayd this week.

1IAY.H. San Marcos Free Press: The slight rams we have bad have not been sufficient to bciie- lit the well, continue to fail. The public well we learn has given out--There were nineteen convictions in the county court last for gambling, fine, $10 ia each cose, but no money passed." yet, we are informed Three acquittals. There wexe some thjrty or forty Indictnicnis in all Mr. Frazer left on Monday for Alabama with two or three car leads ot" ha rues, bought tnaialy in the western part of this lie bought them quite Inw, and will probably make a handsome tiling on them, Capt.

GulJett iuforma ua that there ore an unusual number of horses being sold out of Texas. 2LUUIISOX. Marshall Herald: There wafi a large attendance at the Haliville celebration, which FEBRIFUGE Ctcroii PgrioJioiil CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE Tha Greatart Ttmlo CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE BUiom Ta CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE SaJo. CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE Unilini; CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE IXJK SALE EVEB-XWHKMI. THOMPSON, SCHOTT CO.

Wholesale Agorrts, Calvoston, ture of the day was the laying of stone of tlie James P. Taylor lodge, un imposing and beautiful structure, the lower portion of -which is designed for a- scliooL There wus a large number of masons acrl visitors from Harrison, Grcgj and BUSK counties. The ceremonies commenced about Jl o'clock under tlie direction of CoL Taylor himself, who had been layjoi jjiuibuii, WUM ucuu to gne them to the con-1 pomtod bv jj Johl Jones, grand master 11 of thcstute. The opening speech u-a a m.uie I told l.im uat TETEK violation, here tluira has boon a reparation of tiio jury in folany coses, tho rule is that it muse a'funnauvtjly appear that there wris some reason to uuppose wrong or injustice migbt have roEuIted from it to ap- pdlanC, the same rulo ha? Iweil followed by this court. f-'U Texas, 27 Texas, 770; 41 Texas, 5()C; -11 Texas, 12S: od Toxay, court appeals, 'Jl 44 Texas, See tuiy cnso where separation of juiy is not held sufficient to ro- ACh-mixi, Ector, F.

J. George Moore vs. the Appeal from Van Zandt In an indictment for an assault with intent to commit murder, all the minor of Hsmuiit are included, and where an otTenso is alleged to havo beun committed with a deadly weapon, proof of serious bodily injury and its extent is admissible. The fact that ono is ft joint or principal offender, and indicted jointly or separately -as FUCU, makes bim incompetent to testify on trial of particeps criminis. artide penal article 3d Texas, court a.i)peals, S.

'J. It- is a matter of- discretion with tho court to determine when the dtw administration of jujtico requires thy incroduction of fnrtbor testimony at any time buCore tno argument of a OHKQ is concluded. Penal cod GUI, and its action, not be revised in clear cases of abuse. Jt. tho verdict oi the jury used the words prison, instead ul penitentiary.

I ing mlUioc Eluld. good being cquivaJttut to 1 pi assaulted and struck Alf Fleming who appeared in court with his right oyo in mourn- Tho assault was proved. Winsmiro stuced fihat ho vomombered nothing at all about it, boing too drunk ai tho thno to know whai he was doing. A fine of $3 and costs or five days asetsed. FEMALE PUGILISTS.

Eliza Holmes und Adeline Miller, two colored were charged with Adeline Miller did not appear. The evidence of officer Werner was thttt'he was attructed to a street car on Twenty-second and Market by hearing the screams of a He found Adeline on tbo top oC who vrs-; stretched on tho floor of! the cur. stamping her with her When Eliza got np and tried to get out of the car Adeline made an effort to geC Eliza bv tho btic railing, jumped on her again. His honor lot Elizu. go, siio was shown not to have boon 'the aggressor.

Academy. Prof. Cheosman's first hop of tho season take place at Artillery hall tp-tnprrow (Friday) evening. A cordial invitation is extended co all his former pupils and patrons; ulso to all the friends of his school. Tlie Tremont The Cnest and most complete hotol stractura in tho southwest, is ncted for its tasteful ole- gance, supiirior apporatmcnts, and homecom- iorts, wirh a cuisine TILK CECSAP STORE'S Knit- ted'Opera Shawls for 00, regular price imported Woolen Dress Goods regular prica- 1 Cotton Mixed Poplins market prico GeDt'5'Shirts and Undershirts in farce variety.

A very choice lot of Calico low prices. Don't asfc for old and unaoasona- bio goods, for I have none iii stora. G. W. AVEAJLTII GAStLV OBTAINCB.

Jay GrouM, combining vast amounts of money ith several great capitalists, has frequently being the only stiito prison known to the iw. Affirmed. J. Gr. W.

Haincs vs. the State. Appoal from Wood, county. This prosecution was by in- Iformation u'iider section page lilO, acts of 1S70, for opening the door oC a saloon where iquors were for sale, on election day. Held, That it is a violation of thestaUito to open a jar-room or sJiloon, even ofcor the polls havo jeen closed, and notwit-hslauding sec- 1J2 provides that' tho polls shah 1 be open, rom 8 A.

M. to 0 r. TIL Laws, ItfTfi, 2. The words "entire dny rneiui ono jf tho subdivisions oC time, twenty-four hours, from midaaght to midnight suL-ceeding. rol.

3IacksUjao 141.1 Anoiher gemsral rule of aw is that tbd law does not take cognizance oi! L-d- Ct. Appeals, Tbe fact that sectiou -1. donounces a violation uf provis'ous as a misdetneauor and Kubjeci to indiccmeut," docs uot limit tbe method of procedure exclusively by iuiiiet- niont. The olTcnse hciup a misdemeanor may iciipvosocntcd 'by inrormatioa in the cocncy court. Attirmed." -Whito, J.

Uftt Abbott State. Appeal from Hill oifnty. is an from what wo deem be a conviction for nn aggravated great made colossal profits in stock speculations, tiach shareholder. Thenewcoua- i of Messrs. Lawrenco Co.

con- assault. on examination of the tran- xprcssly defined by law. it is sufficien co nomine." is not expr of opmions delivered by of Texas, in session UV ftr contains of decisions; Jones etaJ. A. Stilison.

Ap- hos been repoat- "ieu ra which tho pnr- for for tho ioio is VOIQ Wood oonni hold by thiv courl tho vendor is fsntitled chase money of land, is not the noto in tho for the debt, of and the uientof debt, unless it is wns not tho intention, of the Hen or security for its pay a whatever transmutation or tho original pass, or whether it-is- owing to tbo original vendor of the land, or Uis iminrdiutft or remote assignee, tiio liiin coo- tinues in ftdl force as between tho parriei, and' cbargeable Avith notice of it, unless it is either expressly- or impliedly waived or abandoned. criptinrubiho brief of the appellant we fail to iscov.er any maicrial eiTor in tbo proceeding any applicable U) the case necessary "to bo discussed. of tho Wnti- court is afilrmiKl. Winkk-r, J. Jeft.

Killinssworth vs. the State. Appeal rom Henderson county. In statinTM tho of- ense in the where it (orTenso) nt to state ressly de-' ued by law, the name by whidi it is may be stated; but, in addition thereto, mnfit stated the descriptive CM-cuin- tajices which constitute the oirunse. And vhore the description of the oifeuse ia properly et out'in the rtyjognizruico, it us not essential to give, tho name of an offense which is not expressly deQned by law.

2. a recognizance in case of nmliciocs mischrer charges tbo offen-se. as wiiliully tiuri waiitonly beating aud bruLsing oue with intent to injure the tho recoKnixance isfataJly defective for duplicity. In this it two distinct offenses; for if the word "wantonly" be stricken out, the offense would that defined by unjcle 244, P. D.

and if thu words wit inteut to iiijuru.tho owner" be stricken out, the offense would that dcliijMl by articin If. D. llotion of assistant attorney gmieral to dismiss is sustained, and the appual is dismissed. J. K.

A. Wilson vs. tho State. Appeal ti-om Anderson county. in a.

rvcognizanco the binds hiniself "to await instead of to "ahide the judgment 'of court of appeaJs. Articles ami held, that, the recopaizance is fatally detective, aud the motion of assistant attomey-gtin- eral to dismiss tho appeaJ is sxstaincd "aild appeal dismissed. cou inallv divided, liiLor, P. J. en gathered', between lessor M'lio tto Appellant ITUS prcsccattd arid rtie trial court oJ one tho field.

Kdd, conric- tbo ddtindnnt lieiu 1 IULTZ jcaajiC in cooimon with his lessor D. artidKs. 1384 and "dither the contract oC or tho ncd showed' the landlord to be tiUed to the pospessiDn, nordM: landlord, "tuid. tenant (Her, fers similar benefits on the shareholders invest small and largo amounts, from $25 to $10. ((00.

The money of thousands of customers! is thus massed in one miKhty'sura. and operated with tho ripest experienct; and befit bos secured tho most brilliant successes. A hotel- lieeper Ohio invested S1GU in a combination, which netted S47A Three reinvestments resulted In a total profit ot IS. A' Boston gentleman invested $3C(i a combination, which yielded profit of 04: two reinvestments netted nim SyC-14 31. A Chicago merchant mode J4S.210 41 in four months combination investments, New aipkumtory circular with ruk-s for success." Apply to Mo-srs.

Buikers, 57 Exchange Place, New York City. JSlylioy 'a fitU ond ULtloait. Huntsville, Sunday, October 26. Feimington. Tuesday.

October 23. Crockett, Thursday. October 30. Tvler, Sunday, Kdyember Ixingvbw. Tuesday, November 4.

Jlarshall, Thursday, jN'ovember 0. JelTerson, Sunday," jN'ovember 9. Palestine, Sunday. November Jewitt, Tuesday, November 23. Roekdola, Thursdny, November 27.

Hearno. Advent Sunday, November 3D. December 2. Kah-puiu, Thursday, December i. Mexia, fcjunday, December 7.

Calvert, Sunday, December 14. Marlin, Tuesday. IU. .1 "Waco, Sunday, December 21. Bryan.

Christmas and Sunday, Dec. ESmdSS. -ij Miilican, Tuesdav, December SO. Anderson, Friday, Januiuy 2. Navasota, Sund-iy, January 4.

Herapstead, Wednesday. January 7, Eagle Lake, Friday, January 9. Columbus, Sunday, January 11. Itichmocd, Wednesday, January 14. Orange, Sunday, January IS.

Beaumont, Tuesday, January 20. Ten doDats to SIOO iaveMd in Well stows mates fortunes ever' nionia. Send Tor pamphlet! explainint; Simpson i 41 i'laorv N'ew Torfc. trora Iu Iiitrodnctto lSClio iPall LI'o the GAJUV OctL 22, notica in the pro-! cecdi ngs of tin)' board of health the statement 1 of Dr. Watts that heronsidered the adciittanci).

of zbo cargo of colTee. per ibiria. raoro than communication with 2ww' OrleanaL With dne respect to 'Dr. tt'aHx, and ajty upon the luembers of the board, I doubt that.Dr. "VVatrs can produce reasons ind argiiiuents for his broad assertion.

Tho, Maria lett Rin early in August, and arrived at jalveston if tor passage of over sixty days. health certitlcata of the American ccoul been but a few of and that there was no lever on the ships in the harbor, at. the time of cha departure of the vessel. Dr. Brown reported on arrival of vessel to the boardof health r.bat sbo was free froni sickness.

of any tins. i Tho ere wand cargo -wore out from-Eio sevcnlj-4ive days on October 20. At tho time it is asserted Ttr cargo and crow ec- 1 daiiger the health of tho city, morn than car- goes crews coming Zroin Sitvr: vrhcro both inay -been, in aoawa iriurm-l I was trying to get the legislature to sell the public lands in lurircr quantities than had ijesn selling, and urged him to nse liis iaflu- in aiding me before tlia legislature to (jet the bill passed, as it would enable him to accomplish his purpose," The o. a. said to me that the state ivas now lighting case iu the United States court, which comes up under one of those empresario contracts, and if he meant tlie Mercer's colony case certainly he has reason to feel a little uncomfortable about it, for it looks like the court was disposed to enforce the obligations under the contract.

If the demands of the plaiiitiUs in that suit arc in even the smallest extent by the court, Texils, or Texas cTtizens, will pay out a large sum of money, besides the court expenses and lawyers' fees already contracted. The governor said he wanted the people to know all that was said by himself, and not garbled extracts; He intimated he might have said lie didn't want such immi- but if he did he said it in 1 this way, tiiftt he did not want such immigrants if the stuto has to pay them to which is a very dillerent thing. He said that Austin got for "introducing his colony, about seventy leagues of land, and proceeded to slate his objections to '-hat plan of inducing immigration. TUB T10NTIE3. Adjutant general Jones thinks that the removal of TJmled States troops from Texas to fight the TJtes IP ill not necessarily increase the state troops for the protection of the frontier.

He says' that ou the southern Kio Grande Hall's company will be sufficient, and tliat the company is not urgently needed just now in the interior where it has been operating, and that in the Fanhnndle and northwestern frontier, Indians from the reservation, hunting there for some time back, have now disappeared; but Lieut. Baylor, in the El Paso country, is menaced with Indians from the reservatiou and from Mexico, and has an unruly local population CO deal with, and requires more ranger's to do any effective service. IS OITOER. Just before, and for several duys since, the laws went into effect reserving for location the greater part of our public domain, the demjtad'throcigh Texas for land certificates coiild not be supplied. These certificates were wanted for location before Uie reservation should go into effect.

A great many certificates had been sold out of the and the home supply was exhausted in a few days. No one believes that bona- lide surveys were made aod bonu-flde locations of these ccnificates were made upon such surveys. It is altogether improbable facts will evf tie reached, but the general idcn, amounting to a moral cerlaintj-, is that at two or three places in northwestern and western Texas these cer- were located upon mythical surveys from plats whicb the plotters had figured out with sufficient distinctness and plausibility to hold the lands' until actual surveys can be made. Those who have been engaged in tliis transaction cite us to precedents which seem to justify it, but the trouble is that Che precedents in question have never been legally questioned, and therefore arc not legally established. I Ham had been victed of simulating various buried land owners in jrtier to steal their sleeping lands, be would, according to this reasoning, have established a precedent that would have justified future enterprising laod-thieves in similar practices.

This locating business on the wholesale plan, dealing in. futures," as it' were, is very much like the inception of same business ia Texas, when a league surveyed for original heflris of families by a was given six hours to ride aroaml the tract, scattering bits of paper to mark the boundaries, ihe. fastest horse and rider getting the most land. The land sys- teia ends where it began--in frsad, and "all the long time from beginning to end is characterized by tread, forgery and prodigality. If the legislative land fraud committee will give iheir attention to this matter, and give Ham a rest, it is likely they may develop some useful infoiTnatiou for their report to Ihe next legislature.

by Rev. John B. Renfro, who was the special orator of the occasion. He was followed by CoL G. B.

Lipscomb. who made one of his happiest efforts, dwelling especially upon education. IUMILTOX. Hamilton Herald, October 10: Hamilton county is rapidly filling up with sheep and bids fair soon to take a high rank among the wool glowing counties of Texas. It is well adapted to sheep-raising, on.

account of the abundant outlet, the fine pisturage, the almost unlimited supply of good running water, the diversified character of the soil, the mildness of our winters, and the ample protection afforded to sheep in the winter by occnsional thickets and low timber aud gorges among oar bills. Though the cattle in some parts of the county are already being by the sheep, there is suil room for many times more of both, if we are any judge of the quantity of grass necessary to sustain a given number of animals. We are informed that there are sheep iii of Twin mountains alone. Other parts of the county have small herds. JEFFETISOX.

Beaumont Lumberman, October 17: Shipments from Beaumont from October 10th to 16th inclusive: Lumber, SC'Cars: shingles, 7 cars; sawed ties, 11 cars; hewed ties 32 cars; total '380 car; cotton 70 bales; hides 1414 pounds: miscellaneous freight 1225 pounds, 1CEK1L Frontiersman The road through here is 'evidently, as we predicted, about to become the chief government highway to the posts northwest. The first train, for Cpncho passed through on the I Oth. It consisted of six wagons and ambulauces, 72 cavalry horses, and about 70 colored soldiers of the '25th in ftintry Hon. J. G.

Welch and family started a few days since for New Mexico. witnessed a most remarkable sight while on our way from TVedericksburg Thursday morning. About two miles from KerrviUe several hundred Urge hawks were congregated on the mountains, half a tnile to the right of tlie and slowly rising in flocks of about fifty, circled lazily across the valley to the hills on the other side, where they seemed to alight. There must nave been 400 or 500. are nut absolutely sick complain Uim ihry an Without bcitvs in pain tiify ivre prtnailv ia rttate of runconilort worwr thaa bodily KuftVtuic.

The cause of this eiim-Mrt lit A morbid condition of ino dicrwtlvy, and dlMcoarKinK orjntnH. Toue, invtcor- IUM! reculate thirye with ECcrvcucent Seltzer Aperient and the languor, deptvKxiou And whtch aro Inevitable results of UTliffwUnn, bllTJ5- ness and irregular hahit of. body will SOLD BY AU. DKUGGLSTS. TJII.

XI. PERL, GENERAL PKACTmOXEK, can be consulted at the TEXAS HYOIEMC INSTITUTE, comer Travis street aad Turns ftveauo, IIOUSXOM, TEXAS. SpccJmf ctTon to Chroale TURCO-RUSS1AN BATHS opm at all Slnglu Bath, Si "Jl; Twelve Baths. J12. MISCELLANEOUS.

THE COPYGRAM, THE MOST PMERFl'L 1STE1TIOX OF THE AGE, KODCCES FIIO7I GO TO 1 00 COPIES of any Circular, Uouttment, nan, In one or coLora. pajwrrt- QiUrbd. A Child cun operate it. Kvurj- m.in, mePch-int. or soeitKv, Kboulil have ontt.

LetUjr. Sfi; $7. United Strips I'ostAl Copysram, complete, ncot anywbe-rc prepaid on a'cetpt. of Si 'A THi; COrYGItAM COMPANY. 101 Uuane New York.

CAJ.VESTOM. Mrs. L. CLata of tbo firm of Mrs. S.

Dlxon Co.) FXSI1IONABLT5 TXTILI. COMMEN'CK HER F.VI.L A.VD TT of and Oct. J). AbiO noveltiojl to Flovern. BJbboav, arLtclott tor Lodtal' Tincy Work.

etc. AX T1IJK STAKB, 173 Alurki'i. Slrect. ITS Times: A refreshing shower foil Tuesday right Tlie number of cases coming up before the district court, recorded on th: civil docket, is 116. The number of crimi nul.cascs to be acted upon is 75.

The criminal docket will be taken up Monday ncit. is rather thronged with, lawyers, litigants and witnesses. MO.VTAGCE. Northwest: Improvement is the order of the day in -We have only live prisoners our jail now, and even they, shut out from the world as they become inspired with the spirit of progress that is abroad our county, and have organized a school amony themselves. They are at present studying reading, writing, arithmetic and general history.

1IEXAHD. There was a stampede of cattle on lion- day night, and several parties werd injured, llr. Murphy and his herders pursued them and managed to corral them at 3 A. M. Tuesday.

MX. Murphy was badly wounded about the head, his horse falling, when several of the stock went over him. jionnis. Only one bell-punch in Atoms county Cottou picking is bcinif rapidly pushed. XACOttDOCBES- Hews; We have had several good rains recently.

Oniy three caMa were tried before the district conn this term Onrtowa was full of drummers last week Eon. Pevton F. Edwardii, haa resigned his gena- torihip and will succeed Hon. S. Walker as judge of the third judicial district PAIi'OLA.

JEast Texas Beacon: Cotton picking is active everywhere, and still the fields were bleaching with the fleecy staple. We are glad to see that the favorable weather for a mnnth post had, to a great decree, remedied the effect of the strainer's drouth. SHACKLE7OKD. Albany Tomahawk: Oar sheep men shipped lasi week a large acioani of wool to -fort Worth. saw at one time four wagons each heavily loaded, drawn by thirteen yoke of oieu.

The wool business is getting to be considerable in. thia section. UK ACOU3TTXE. SaxtTnr JSear Chireno a few days ago a boy twelve years of age, soa of accidently shot aod killed prosperous held sear Ins just closed Since our last issue, aboni tweotvj'or twenty-five drummers in town. They all sell goods.

TITL'S- JHottni Pleasant Jeff Hopkins, who is in jain on of murder xnd arsoa, has confessed. TVhen first arrested he tried to implicate his uncle, Sam Wilion. and concocted a plausible that was in a measure by some believed, but he completely exonerates Sam, stating 'thai no one The Journal-'says: the county, but himself had anything to do with iL He the average will be bale or coitpn to has signified to deputy sheriiT Bmte his de- five and a half or six acres. sire to pleud guiity to the cimrge, case CONCKO. If is sei of A.

fell last week. Catfle aid shtKp continue to be driven into this country, and places suitable fer rascheroa art in demand. ENCTSAL. Tbis county is assessed Sheep. 180,330 head; goats, 14.34G: oOffi; horse? and mules.SSSa; Tchiclea.

SS- conon- picking in'tSc" cotton of Mr. Wm." Hosford, on Grove creek, Thos. Braley picked tOU pounds, iliss Sallie Hosford 414 pounds. Wm. Landrcss 353 pounds, and Wfllie Ros- loniSSS pounds, mafcinj 3 total oJ 1334,1 being attained.

The ground tflrocghon; the rx)ojids. 11 i TAILS." lucre czizy mrjm Uaoreproaisiag. ACSTTX. At Selsonrillc on Saturday morning there a fire, resulting in- the total Toss of together with about fifty of cotton, sis hundred bushels of com and a quantity of fodder, some plows and other has implinients. Goliad Guard: Bill Holliday.

been confined hi onr county jail for several mouths past for safe-keeping, was convicted of tJief in three canes at Ihe receat term of the district court of county, i-nd given three yernra in the penitentLiry in eacfc cox. Holliday gets off with three years, howerrir. as the offences for which he was contacted committed before the code went into effect. TiVsiahachie Enterpriser David Wakelee, SHIP CHANDLER, DCAUUt IN Manila, Russia mxl AmtTican ConJpjje; Palntn mid OllA, aud R.jnrt'jft. jUwlion.

Cluiitxs dad Wire Jiow, Oakum, Pico and Coal Tar. Htoh. BOHIS.IIJIU Oars. Blocks and Sluwvs for Firrftw, PrewtK. Canvw and iHick tarpaulins.

Awntnyi. etc. aw STKA.NJ*. A Card. A I 1VILL tEAVE TIIE CITY TDIS morning on proi'uesitmal biiKiiitsw, ami lw Mnt at luoxl a motith, and porhapw of time, I detire to Infonn mv pht during mv Dr.

THOMAS MoCLj to their wantti if will cafl Ci offlco or I word Uiere. W. D. KELLER 1L D. HK FIBM DBON (ImlerH in Millincrj- and been diraolTcd by niutuil MBS.

S. DirON to Inform her fricadA and paO'Oai Thai she will continue tbe JlllJluorr tocctfcer vith KANCY GOODS, HL'MA'N' TTAIB. At IKi luitl 7CT utrent. utiu' Ktopnum Feilmin's. wliere Mhe will open OD I3cb id entire New and Elegant Attwruaeni bly prices.

Cement. mo DAPHKK: A SA.1IOS A.VD VISE. B.VERF.LS KOSEDALK CITirZNT. r-S PORTI'LAND CEMKST. ALSO, DIItECT FRO-tl KOJiDOCT: 5000 BAUKEI-S CKMKST.

IN VTOBE: ROSEMJALE AST) POKTLA.VU CEJfKNT, (HXKD, DENTAL ANT) WND FIKE BK1CK AND CLAY, MAKBUj DCST. DRAIN PIFF. AND ClHSINEl'S, AND TONS ASPHAf.T. For salp low by C.F.O. H.

IXE3iCH.il AS, Xlh aad GilfESTflS GiS HIS, 32d and Market Sts. COTT02T Gi. H. Messing Av COTTON FACTORS' AW GKfKSJU, COMMISSION Cotton Factors; C. IV.

DibrelL COTTON COiDIISSIO EP.CEL'aSTS Skinner COTTON FACTOH3 JU of for COKKHJSS- Jlytnl OIKt COTTON FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS Wolstoa. Wells TSdor. COTTON FACTORS, C5S2ISS03 ASB n. Trtiu loan D. aoacu.

j. i John I). Korrers Co. I' A ii 3 COXXISSION 5JERCIU.VTS, SO. 61 TKXAA.

CILAA. tcxxinc j. J. Predcricli Kcllner, FACTO ttS COttHISSION Orncc; Cornrr Mi McA.lpinc,BalIrfdze I' A OlcnJU-y I STRAND. O.VLVI2TON.

TKIAA Lee. McJJride COTTON A.VD WOOL FACTORS General Commission Merchants, 214 STKAXD, Hor.vroN. C. S. I S.

A. corro.v KACTOK.SA.VD cosoaaaos fllANTS. N'O. Moiii tttlvrt. lin'intoh, Tc.KJW.

E. B. Kawley Co, G01IMISSIO.V FLOlill. Ml) Cffl: JVJEW prompC BU niOoc, xhould iofi, A oSlcc. ta tiwi OSTEE3IAS Corner -of STrmjuS HJ Between btxira or I LTVJ3 FISH! FRESH- OPJtEES SeUCf73 -iSa-nUEJ-AT LWfET TTTE HATE TT expmcocnd oar foroe anrxTmCnl ID socth.

PAC3C2EY Inc AMPLE FACIIJTIZS. with CARS lod VSSSKOS DCSCBAEGrNG AT -THK DOOES. IK to Lil uxfcAlrrx B. C. CHAS- HEIDENHEIMER, PEARL STREET, C.

F. Kohorst I I 12B PKAItl, TOBG, LOTTERIES. O2SLY 25,000 TICKETS I EOYAL HAVANA CLASS 1047 JS. CI.A.SS I flrau-n ISorcoilxr 4. CLANS KM!) 13.

ClxASS lOiO Uraw. 31. OKSA.VTIA, 168 COKMOU Si- "cw Orleani. DRAWWOS IT DAYS. A SPLENDID OPPOKTUXITY TO A FORTUNE.

1879-- GRAXD MDSTHIY AtScw I- it JtlS IXSTITCTION WAS ISKGV- larij' In- for litfucacional end with ft caplial of addod a UJH.1 uf yic wi on Uie Tuf'itdny. Jf nrrrr Poi Look at tlr fuilovini: CAPITAL, i-KIZK, $2 lull so 100 TOO or 10.OH W) I.S)7 Prizes. Mnouatiniet for A I-- made to L5 Write rull addraas. Cor sv or wtad orders O. Bat UK, Wltm, PTTor orour icrimMiijn upply ta ft next to Ne All oar Grand XfnMrioti oi C.

T. JJolMtl MACKENEEY--STOVES-. 111 MB ACSTIN. Fort Worth Democrat: $3357 25 was the xmount of fines paid over to the clerk of the rcconJer's court the past year. TAX ZAX1JT.

WiL's Point Lot-si: The artesian well is now over three hundred deep, and Uie workmen. good cheer. Eecord: Since toe last nins the farmers ull basy with their plows and prcpanag lands for early seeding. The bnoiio; of oew lanili is uaussil in many sections, and a terse advance in acreage 'coontyis in fine condition, the range im- and the curainlj- of crops acrcr LBD2 LIKE LQCE. C.

TAYLOR, Austin, Texas, AXCTACTCEEE OF BEST ACSSU LOtE. JeaVir ta oUxr Burden' uuUerioL AH to any to -y. B. IE05 AXB BRASS oa Any. to any to promptlr 31M.

Rr-rpocxaie BA2fSS ASD BA3JKEES- T. K. Beard, BAMitLK AND SEALER IN EXCHANGE. Bennett, Thornton Loctirood, SAM AXTOMO, SOUCTTED OS Alt POENTS in Eills on Rusk Observer: If jack frost will lis annual Tisitslion i ftw ireets long Terr large crop of cotton will be in this county veL EOT full of jrown bolls. which trill sooa commence opening, we tbiofc The meeting which begun at the Metliodis: eharch tils place last Friday nijht, is still in prepress, aod increasing in ictercsr.

Tbe boose is filled si each service wilh an utdieace. asd the altar is crowded wits penitents. Up to HHL AND ENGINES, 30LLS, BOILEES, GEARING, Iron Etc. COEXE2 WnC-IE JLN13 TiUiil (Netr Texas. HOTELS.

3IKS- S. B. 1VB1TJE, PBOP'ESS, Comer Tremont and Sccliaiue Sts, toy rirat3asB Kcitel.