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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-27
Guarantee a Cure in Every Instance

When hlf-aeeotding TO Tie direefous,
which accompany each bottle Clergy men PhIsiesnf,
Merchants Professionable GentlemeB in all staions N
life-our most eminent men in public positiOnk-s who
have used it used, join in the most unm
tied praise of its merts and and women, old and
yo11g by the thppbdnd testify and viii te you tb6tit
the most wonderful remedy Of the nineteeDt th
2hfstfhe proprietors WARRANT Il in evsry In
tersrps1h every Iart ofthe
Aud telifnk the miraculous it has perfoTned
whilst 6st physic ans ars cOnsiantIy urging as 20
tell them the formula from which it is made saying its
effects wonderful its beyond eli precedent
and its in the most aggravated
tain sunrise. II viii stop distress after eating,
moments time sweeten stomach as II Is
taken relisys pains cramps In stomach or bowels m
etansneousy, and ensbls the dyFpeptic sufferer EA0
hiss fsed for seas Graham bread and the plane
diet, 70 eat hearty meal VihoHt fear Of any tTeBbs
from it. We earnestly trial freT a=Pry spFeF.
Soldb druggists eFerywhefe At 81 pef botle tot
ties for s6.O4 ed- Fh, ---4,.i.s q. ..ru- iIsu,s
G. G. CLARK q CO., Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
DOoiey Brothers, Teledos General Agents. a.
Augusta IS, 1s6S-yl. a H.. "a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-27

Two boys were conyersing about Elijah's
ascent in the chariot of fire. Said one,
would you not be afraid to ride in such
chariot" 'sNo," was the reply, 'not if
God drove. Night not many old Chris
tians learn lesson of faith from the
gsoyssI EE SakkfGs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-27

They. are only two genuine remedies for
sorrow; prayer and work. Trust is heav
ZEN and keep doing is the most recipe for
every human care. There are no wounds
+ Of the spirit which it will not heal
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
NASHVILLE UNIoNLANp DIsPATGHI DEcENIBER. 1850 ~

plements from the penitentiary. and a lot Of mis-
eellaneous freight. She had fair numbsr of
passengers in her cabin.
There are doubts about the David White, the
splendid New 0rleass packet returning here
Her Nashville experience was esrta;uIy notvery
ensouragiRg.
The strike of the Negro lsborers. about tive
hundred Of whom entered into an association on
"Wednesday, to demand forty cents per hour for
loading and unloading steamers, barges, etc,
does not disarrange matters ia the least, nearly
every boat having sufficient crew to perform
all necessary work. There is, in fact, nothing
for the strikers to'do. we're parties ever so an1-
iOus to hire them.
We observe that number Of men are busily
employed repairing the bordering of the levee
which in numerous places has been considerably
damaged.
The prospects Of fair cotton shipments BY river
are, it must be confessed, not as encouraging as
could be desired. '-..-
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RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberland Is rapidly falling with nine
feet water on the shoals. Business on the land
ing was much more brisk yesterday than we have
seen it before at any time during the season.
The following is eur port list a.BtaL
ARRIVED.
Steamer Fanny Brandeis, Memphis and Cairo.
DIPARTBD.
Steamer Nashville, Cairo and Memphis.
BIPECTER.
Tempest from Louisville,
Camilla from Pitssburg,
Dsra from st. LoUis,
Emma Floyd frSm Cincinnati,
il. Graham from Pittsburg. go
The Tempest, Camilla and Dora will probably be
at the leVse to-day .-.r ..... .....
The Rebecca got most Of her freight unloaded
Yesterday afternoon and is nov ready to receive.
She will leave this evening for Cincinnati. The
Rebeeea is a splendid steamer, and trip up the
Ohio with her Eenial officers is about as pleasant
as could be desired.
The Fanny Brandies WI be the Cairo and
Memphis packet for Saturday.
The A. Baker is still leading for up the river
and will not probably leave before Saturday.
The Nashville got of on time last evening with
a light trip, consisting Of agricultural i'm
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
Is rs follows:

The Comptroller of the Currency reports
hat 1here are l,6I7 National Banks in &C.
cive operation. The number Of new asso-
ciations organized last year was 81. The
soizI resources Of the banks, October !,
1866, we're 81, 625, 493, $50; their liabilities
circulation and deposits,) 024,2743S6
leaving a surplus of S50l, 22I ,574 for
lapital and earnings. The increase Of cir
,ctsation last year was S1O1, S24,69S; but
sSonEertea State banks during the same pc
Eiod retired $50, 100000 of their State cir
,UlatioR, making the actual increase in the
volume Of currency about $50, 0Oe,O00. The
Comptroller recommends that the National
Banks he required to redeem their notes in
New York. The Comptroller recsm-
7aends the extending Of banking facilities
% the Southern States, because the def
cheney uHder which they are laboring is the
5ocasson Of great inconvenience and loss 70
the people of those States, and it is very de-
sirable, Ipr paHy reasons, that it should be
Supplied. Prominent among the reasons is
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

CHARLESTON, Dee. 3.-The market continues
weak and rather lower prices being about a halt
cent down, with sales Of 2SI bales. We quote low
middlinE, 29@3Oc; middling, 3le; strict mid
ding, &c. .r ..-s.wE
SAyAxNlH, Dec. 4.-COtton is firmer. Sales Of
500 bales at 32c. -es.sI Hfa
.AgGysTA, Dec, Affection is improving. Sales
Of 500 bales at Sic.
MACON, Dec. THE cotton market has been
firm at &c. for middling. There has been a good
demand, and but little disposition on the part OF
holders to sell. sNAft
MOBILE, Dec. S.-Sales to-day 800 bales, at 30
G13lc for middlinF, and quiet.
Less by this mornings tire estimated between
$780, 900 and 10000, including stocks, geeds and
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

mediate resort to short time has forced it.
self more decidedly than hitherto on the
minds Of nearly all those who have the
produce of the mills to dispose Of At .
meeting Of the cotton manufacturers Of
DsrWen, with very few exceptions, every
firm in the town was represented, and
unanimously agreed at once to commence
working four days week only"
The Cleveland TENN Banner says corn
is held in Bradley county at 759S0c, and
rather dull. The same paper reports some
parties offering 93c gross for pork.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
LIVINGSTON CIRCUIT COURT,
sEPIENBER PERM. 1866.
DfTosee BnI.


ISaae T. ferEasss. -. Delitha Ferguson.
TyR0M The RETURN or TEE SHERIFF.
I il appearing thfi the residences Of the defend
ant IS unknown. II = therefore. ordered, b. uis
.C0Hrt. that publicASsa ~ aaae II Che Union a1d
American. > paper Ruoli5hed in NashTlle' ioi
four Successive WsskE. reIuSfng gais aeiehsan,
10 appear before ths Circuit Court Of QyeTtol
stoR, on ths 4fh has1Ay In JGuusry next, nc
and thsrs 70 Plea nsEg. a esnuT to TIE ~
a this oaUse, u tle sans VII - set d0Wn II
hearing &c part. This ztA Oeiohsg, 1870,
o. II. P. HARRIS, CleEh-
octI-w4y
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
County Court at NashviIIe.
Lorenzo D. Cover ct sis w. Felix r. Cheathau
a al.

Lorenzo D. Cover ct sis ". Felix r. Gheathaml
a al.
A T THE OFFFCE OF II = CEERE OF TIE
"a County Court al Nashville. on the 22d day OF
Nov 1885, on motionof complsinants, BIZ counsel
In the above csass. BAd L apDesrinH 10 the Iatis
faction on tie Clerk that the said deiondants ne
w. Tower jr., JossphiBe Cover. Charlotte Cover,
Abel Cover and EiSabeth Cover, and the un-
known heirs Of Jno. v Cover. deceased, all Of
the State Of Mississippi. are nOn-residents or The
State Of Tenuesscs. snd therefore the ordinary
process Of this Court can not be served upon
them il Is therefore ordered By the Clerk thBt
publication be made fsF four weeks ID successisn
in the Nashyille UniOnand Dispatch a Newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville requiring the
; aid defendant 10 appear Al the ,5xt term Of the
County Court to be hOldan for shec0uuty Of Da-
wilson, at the Court Nome thgre0f in the city Of
and answer said bai, or TIE same will be taken
for confessed as to Aia. snd set dswn for hearing
eX parte
no2i-itiaw p. L. NICHOL. Clerk.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
FARMERS
Agricultural Enterprise.
EGYPTIAN OORN.

Endorsed BY the Press and the People-Pro Bono
Publico, 81
TITS An ENTIRKLY NEW BREADSTUFF.
IL unlike any Other ever introduced in America,
possessing the f9li0Em merits OVsr other varie-
ties and peculiar alone to itself:I Il will rpen
FAR North a, Boston. Planted eTan the lst 81
August; hence 0theT varieties viii not mix with
it. IL Is estimated ESHi " vsS prolific qualities.
to yield $50 bushels per Scre on rich lands; the
yield, however, is fattering on any variety Of
soil. Il weighs. by sealed measure, 6551 pounds
to the bushe II grows in the form Of tree and
thirty-fDur spikes have grown upon one stalk on
thin soil For domestic use 10 u unparalleled.
When ground and bOltsd. il u equal in color and
fneness to whsAs1i fsur. A. hFhgs crop By
sowing in drills BROADCAST Ter early feed there
is nc kind VI corn 90 veil adapted 20 miieh cows.
and none that will yisid half the value IN fodder
or corn. " IL sOntaiDs - per cent. s0lid nutri-
ent culture from thAt q ether varieties, and IN
the south two crops can be grown in one season
on the same ground. II can be successfully
grown in any State FROM Maine to Texas
THRMs-In order that 81 may receive seed. we
have reduced the price Ia one dollar and fifty
cents a package. ARg pgrssn who will get up
club Of five will receive package gratis Is pack
ages fer SO; 50 packasep fOr So 100 packages fer
$50. We Wih alss send . package gTDtis 20 wound
ed soldiers add wiasH ia6es who will remit Us
hfty cents to pay postage. One package win con
tain enough corn 10 BHoanAs 0nsuEh 10 plant, the
following season, from twenty TO thirty acres
also, directions for PhstHs s9a egltiyaiias-
Address. r. y. o. LINDSEY ~
Ravens Nest P. o.. Washington Co., Yirdnia.
novg4-3fW
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
EVERY TRAVELLER

GHOUL ID PROCURE A REGISTERED
- Ticket or Policy Of the Railway Passenger
Assurance Company. Of Hartford. ths same hay-
ing large Cash Capital. All the Accident Com
panies sf note in the United States having been
consolidated into this one
$500 Ticket, for one day costs only p cents
For three days, only Is cents. For five days, only
81 p cents For ten days only 81 80 cents: and 50
on for thirty days. These Tickets, cover not only
Travelling Accidents, but all Others. They are
printed on soft paper are a. easily folded ~ and
put in your pOcket-books as a bank note, and each
one has upon it, back perfect Miniature Policy.
For sale NJ the General Railroad Ticket Office
corner Of Church and Summer streets, Opposite
the ST. Cloud Hotel Nashville.
JOSEPH NASH,
nOvS-lm Agent Of the Company
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

The above steamers viii commence their regular
trips the first opening Of navigation in the Cum
berland river, and continue TO run regularly
throughout the business season. As per above sched
uIe Making close connection at Cairo with the reg
ular packets for st. Louis, Memphis and New Or
leans issuing through Tickets 70 Passengers, and
giving through EBll5 OF Lsding for Freights to the
above cities, and all available way landings, at the
very lowest rates Every effort will be made by the
0cers and Agents Of this line TO render il reliable
and deserving the patronage OF shippers and the
travelling Public. .. ..
oORBRTT & BOYD, Special Agents,
No. q Front street, Upper Wharf Nashville Tenn.
ssDll ON ...l.. Odd.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

The uncurrent money market Is very
quiet Bank Of Tennessee may be quoted
as Gzn at 47c buying and soc selling, with
considerable lots offered for sale. Planters
Bank Is getting very weak at SIC buying
and &c selling, quite large lots being sold
daily Union Bank is stiff at nc buying
and So[S82c selling.
Southern Bank notes generally are very
dull, 4fith no improvement Of rates. The
ufis&S Of the Bank of the State Of Georgia
hav6 been redeeming their notes at lie in
The dollar in gold, but on the Goth ult
they discontinued doing SO, and conse-
querlEy their notes have declined in most
rnartSEs TO i5a2Oc in the dollar.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
Che, "a inst. as follows: $4,000 ex-coupons
1t G9&, $4,000 at 69lc, and $4,000 new at
,76qe
The statement Of the New York city
baulsS for the week ending Saturday last,
Dec, !, compare as follows with the cores
poudiug week last year; to which we add
the specie and currency balances in the
New York Office Of the United States
Treasury at these dates, respectively:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
.FBANCE AND TRADE.

Gold remained about the same in New
iYorf yesterday, having opened At 1885,,
decEissd to 1885, at 1890, advanced to 1885,
II 1890, vas l398 at 12:45, and closed at
1884 al Ann. The highest point reached
durIEk the day being 1895 and the lowest
1854 Brokers here were paying l37 and
hoId5sg Of 14O.
Sterling Exchange was quoted in New
Yor4 yesterday as steady at 1O93@ llOf,
Government securities were quoted in
Ne@sI erk yesterday as follows:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

We afso annex monthly table Of the
5uotBagEs in gold for the previous four
Years. commencing with January, 1862 the
,lzls-C Tas SUSPENSION Of specie payments
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

BUFFALO, Dec 6-Flour steady. Wheat suiet
at 81 so. Corn 81 90. Rye 81 90. Oats Sec
Provisions steady. Dressed hogs in moderate
demand at Sc fer 250fb average.
Lake impOl t. for the "A hours, 6,357 bb.s -four,
Il. $50 bushels corn 2llO0 bushels OATS rs bush
IL harIov
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NEW ORLEANS TRADE
'a R E.OPENED.
60 IIA6z
The Magnificent steamer,
DAVID WHITE,
DR.. n. p. SHAW. Master,
DIR. T. J. SHAW, CLERK,


VTTH Commence Making Regular
w Trips to New Orleans and all intermedi-
ate ports, on the opening Of the season. Tho,
DAVID WHITE was purchased expressly for
this trade and has been refurnished, RENTED,
and thoroughly overhauled, and pronounced by
good judges to be one Of the nest comfortable
and substantial steamers on the Western waters.
She is large side beat, with ar90my and hand
somly furnished cabin capable Of Accommodating
one hundred first class and fifty second class pas
sengers. Her capacity is eight hundred tons and
her accommO Sstions for carrying trelgAt are
unsurpassed. Standing No, WITH the b9ard
of Underwriters, this steamer commends herself
to shippers OF Cotton and TObaece. Whiie ger eie-
CANT finish. renders her highly acceptable to the
travelling public.
The DAVID WHITE will leave Nashville for
New Orleans on the first rise in the Cum beriand.
Fer freight or pAssags apply On board or 10
STRATTONJ CHENEY d ROY, Agents,
No. II Broad Street.
ostlO-tf HARRISON x SONS. Agents.
Notice to shippers.
TRONi AND AFTER THIS DATE THE
II rate on Salt frsn Nashville TO ChattanoOga
will be reduced to the following figures:
.bushel barrels, from SID to sl.OJ.
& bushel barrels, 80 cents.
As barrels seven bushel car LOAD, ...-
z. II. EWING,
noy2s-Tw GenT Freight Ag't y. K c. K. K
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
LOHisyiua Market.

LoUI,vnLE. Dec. 6-The cotton market is ac-
tive with sales at Sic tor middling. Sales of 50
hhds leaf tobacco at full rates, Superfne -four
So 0O9lO 90. Wheat 50 60@$2 IS. Bulk earn.
new, Sc; old 5000. BElk oats 5is. New Mess
pork $40 50. Lard, tierc0 ~ Raw whisky 81 IS
Receipt Of hogs very large with little or no ds-
mind and q declining tendency. - -
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GENERAL MARKETS.
OFFICR OF TIE UNION AND DISPATCH. J
THURSDAY, Dec. 9Th, 1865 J
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market yesterday was dull
and declining. Prices ranged from p to
2S}c, according to quality -,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
Oaweg0 Karket,

OswEGO Dec. Colour unchanged; wheat
quiet corn quiet barley inactive; rye duh. Lake
imports, 1900 bushels wheat; 1900 bushels
corn: 1900 bushels burley. Canal exports, 434
bbls. -four; II, 600 bsshels wheat; 800 bushels
harley
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
HiIwaukee Market.

| hILw4UEEB. Dec. 6.-Tl0ur lever and actiye
wheat active. 81 % for No. |, 81 81 for No. ,
provisions lower mess pork SIC. dressed hogs, So
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07
BETWEEN sVMsIER AND CHERRY.
ad Carriages,

Which san be furnished :, sny hours day or night.
The BUSHES and Carriages are Of ..
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLKAxs, Dec. 6.-Cotton dull. Sales OF
1880 bales; low niddling 81, aiddling 33; re
ceipts 3. $50; sugar in good demand, fair 81,
prime to choice 1l%E512;: nOlassss, fair demand
but at easir prices. fair 655. prime to choice 65
20; sterling 5O1 ze5l; New York sight q dicOunt;
gold 39l%
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
PERSONAL.

Governor Morton, we regret to learn, is
not so well as when he returned to In
dianoplis, but is so i'll as to be confined to
his bed. nEE GAG tE
DR.. B. L. Seago, assistant editor of the
Atlanta (Ga.) Era, committed suicide on
Sunday at the Southern Hotel, in St.
Louis, by taking chloroform. On the
same day, the dead body of an artist, Her
man Rieman, was found IN his room. The
latter was man of fine gifts, but con-
frmed intemperance and consequent pow
erty had resulted in fatal melancholy.
Several boxes of papers, belonging TO
the estate of Joseph Bona parte, had re-
Gently arrived at the Tuileries, from the
Eternal City. These documents are said
to include not only large portion of the
ex-king of Spain's correspondence with
the Emperor Napoleon l., but also many
curious and interesting letters from emin-
ent literary men, savans and politicians,
in Europe and the United States. The
dates extend over wide period of Joseph
Bonsparte's life, and come down to about
the year 1910. Among the letters are
several from Madame de Stae,, together
with many important documents in rela-
ton to st. Helena. 1t is believed that
these papers contain traces of the political
association formed after the fall of the
Empire, and known to have existed
throughout the Restoration and the reign
of Louis Philippe. 1t is scarcely to be
expected, however, that all will be per-
mitted to see the light-st least during the
life Of the present Emperor.
a correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mereiGL gives this hitherto unpublished
anecdote of Mr.. Lincoln: Once when con-
versing with Hon. j. A. Briggs, the Ohio
State Agent he said: 'fWhy, Briggs, I be-
lieve there is even a system of female
brokerage in Offices here in Washington,
for am constantly beset by women of all
sorts, high and low,pretty and ugly, modest
and the other sort. Here, yesterday, a
very handsome young woman called she
would not take a denial, was admitted,
and went straight to work soliciting a GER
tain Office for somebody supposed to be her
husband. She plead his cause dexterously,
eloquently, and at times was almost sue
cessful by her importunate entreaties. By
degrees she came closer and closer to me,
as l sat in my chair, until really her face
came so near my own that thought she
wanted me TO kiss her. When my indig-
nation came to my relief, and, drawing
myself back and strengthening myself up,
gave her the proper sort of look and
said: Mrs. =, you are very pretty, and
it's very tempting RFT WON'T
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
From sam Francisco.
From New York.
Items.


NEW YoRK, May 1s.-David Deans, pro-
prietor of the Sunday Times, was robbed at
the opera on Wednesday night of $4,000 in
Treasury notes and $4,000 in stocks.
On the 10th inst, Hon. John MeKeon,
counsel for the liquor dealers arrested for
selling liquor on Sundays, objected to Geo.
Bliss, jr., appearing as counsel for the Ex-
else Board, claiming it was the duty of
decided that the point was well taken, 30
clines to attend the examinations.
The German lager-beer brewers have ap-
pealed to the Excise Board to allow the sale
of their beer on Sundays, as they have a
large stock on hand and Will be great losers
fore next Fall.
The sum of s307, 500 has been received for
licenses, and 1900 licenses granted.
Head-Center stephens.
NEW YoRK, May 1S.-stephens continues
to receive large numbers of visitors, many
of them are of the Roberts and Sweeny
faction, who are going over to his side. He
receives messages from Circles all over the
land endorsing his action Among others
one from San Francisco, urging union of
the factions Mr.. Stephens last night for
warded letter to the Circles in Washing
ton City, in which he opens hostilities upon
the opposing faction for the first time. He
admits they have power, but it is power for
evil to the cause.
Large Sale Of Gold.
A single sale Of gold, reported on Gov
ernment account, to the amount Of 81 ,5OO,-
600 was made this afternoon at 1909.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
Associated Press Report.
From Washington.
SORGHUM,

Sorghum.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Ways and
Means Committee have decided that sugar
made from sorghum shall be added to the
free list.
What the Committees are Doing.
New YoRK, May Is.-A Washington
special to the evening papers says: The
Judiciary Committee have had tie vote on
Mr.. Stevens proposition, TO levy duty on
cotton, twelve believing it can be done
constitutionally. They also agreed to re-
port bill fixing six years as the limitation
in which suits against the United States
can be brought before the Court of Claims.
They have also agreed to report a bill in
attorneys, &c. There is nc truth in the re-
port that this committee are preparing a
bill for the trial of JEFF. Davis by mill
tarY cOLltuis.,;y- The House Banking
Committee will soon report a bill prohibit,
Government funds in National banks
where there are United States Treasury
offices. In other places, banks which are
repositories of public funds are to give
ample security to cover all deposits.
All White Volunteers to be Mustered
Out.
The President has decided to order all
white volunteers to be mustered out.
Encouraging from Texas.
The Freedmen's Bureau has received en-
coursging accounts from General Gregory
in regard to the condition Of the cotton and
sugar crops in Texas.