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i adjourned lIll 10 -, 10 morrow.

TuEspAY March q.
Mr. Roberts, chairman OF the judiciary
Committee, reported back the resolution
seeking an inquiry into the proprieiy OF sub.
scribing for - copies NJ Pasehal Digest
VI the Laws Of Texas, and recommended its
reference 10 the Committee on Finance,
which, on suspension II the rules, Was re-
ierrrd 10 that committee,
The question pending ~ the last adjourn
mcnI, va the amen lnent OF Nc Davis OF
webb To the 2sth section or article Q OF the
Co slituiion VAS tax n up, aud The amend
meut lost. The QUESTION then recurring on
the adoption OF the first amendment
OF the Committee Of the Whole, IL was
adopted.
Question then being on the "a amend.
mcni, IL " laid on the table by II yeas
TO u nays.
Section - passed over last night, was
then tnken up, and the motion of Mr., Rob-
crts TO strike ont said section, when Mr..
Henderson offered the following substitute
for both, yiz
Section 20, The Legislature shall have
no powcrio exempt by law any person or
persons from serving o. juries or working
ON roads, fran military duty, or any other
public service, on account OF their proles.
sion or calling.
Mr. Henderson moved TO lay the subsli.
tule on the table. Ayes aud noes stood
ayes 81, noes -.
The question recurring on the motion Of
Mr. Roberts TO strike out, pending which
Convention adjourned until 81 o'clock, =.
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say-rhe want OF proper agricultural i'm.

fas- The want OF proper agricultural i'm
plcmenis has, during the past few years,
been a great drawback to our farmers
their machinery aud tools have worn out,
been repaired, and re-repaired until they
are entirely useless. They need suffer no
more inconvenience of this kind now
they can get whatever they want, and ngri-
culture will he benefited thereby. But
they mus, be notified where they can get
these necessary articles, and they can have
this BY elaneing over our advertising col
umn,, where they will find that M'ssrs.
JoHS SAsBtRs & Co. in Hirsh's brick build
ing are nov in receipt Of an extensive and
eIcsliaBi variety Of the above nanrd arti-
iieles, from Mccormick Rsaper-the best
machine that IL ma5e-toa common garden
hoe. And not emily do they keep wares
suitable for the farmer and his helds, but
also an endless variety Of hardware Of eV-
cry description. as veil as queensvars Of
every kind. Give them call and you viii
krs everything yeu Ttut
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WEDNESDAY, March 9TH,

The credentials Of b. ". Gillrck, mem
mer elect from III paso, were referred t.
the committee gu Privileges and Elections
Mr.. Roberts, chairman of the committe,
on judiciary, reported mn ordinance, whicl
was read, 800 copies ordered to be printed
and made the special order Of the day fol
Monday next NJ 10 o clock.
Mr.. Latimer, chairman OF the commi;te,
on Finance, made the following report:
The committee on Financ.', TO whom wa.
referred the petition of the people Of Or
ange county, asking to be relieved from The
Siate tax now due, aud from that which
may be imposed for the current year, have
had the same under consideration, and have
instructed me TO report the accompanying
ordinance, mud recommend ITS adoption by
the Convention:
Whereas, by the ravages OF a tornado in
the month OF September, 1865, the dwelling
houses, corn cribs, barns, stabi,sand fences
together with the crops in the field, and TIA"
timber on almost every farm or plantation
in the county OF Orange was either de-
stroyed or greatly damaged, and in rherown
OF Orange only four houses were lett stand
ing, whereby the people said county are
ia destitute condition, aud are generally
unable 20 pay the State tax now due or that
which may hereafter oe assesseu tut INC
current year-rhereiore, =.
he u Ordained oy tne people o. leAAs ~
Convention -sseinnieu I'm. al peis .I ", NJ
resided IN 'he county VI y" 'ne io'n
September A.D; 1000, anu al 'he pIoPery
in said county, DC anu ihey are nereuy We,
lieved and exempted IRON ,he Paylnen. =.
the State tax nov due, ana OF any o'h.e
tau that may hereafter DC imposed ior 'ne
year io"o' menu NV '''' "
order. .,u,;.
Mr. Maory Ih'Iouuoeu ..so'',iou ~ 'e
gAn is. ~. -. 'uAo" y. So 49,. -,
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WATEE,-Since our last We have hnd an
abundance Of rain, rather more In fact Ihan
We, Individually, desired nj the present,
II raiucd steadily porting the whole OF
Sunday night last aud again for most Of
Monday night and great rNrr ofrucsd0y,
cred with water, the roads are miscmhly
muddy, aud the river is booming aud
threatening an overflow Of the bottom, The
rain was accompanied by a cold East wind
which still bcwnils (lhc wind rs we write
Wednesday, The rain was quite accepra'
bic TO the farmers, and will be Of great
benefit TO the errors.
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Dallas County Agricultural & No
chanieal Association.

According 10 previous notice the STOCK
hO drrsOf this Association met At The Coat
House In the Town or Dallas on the luth
day VI March A, D., lsjd, and there Srrr
present.
wm. jenkins, Geo. Wilson, Jnl "
Smith, john Jackson, SN " BuiurI,
Geu, ", Record, Thomas Keenan,, &C. ~.
Guess y, u McAdums, John u, Floyd.
John II, Cole, ". II, Bowles, James H. 'nn.
u. W, Hunt, Wa ter CaTulh, W, W, Bnmuar
John VI Laws james Sheppard aui J"hn
W. trneLeII-lI mrmbers,
Mrs, W. T. Martin ani Geo. W. RHtrl
were represented by proxies. There were
about six other munbcrs la town and no
hearing Of 'he Court House, their nutlcs
were several times loudly called but tuvy
dli not come.
On motion OF john JACKSON, VIM. ,lcnk-
ins, one ut the lust Vice Presidents of The
Association, was called to the chair. and
Jno, VI, Crockett the last Secretary elected
was chosen Secretary.
Nat, VI. Burrord, by request, explained
the object Of the meeting, and made some
very Important suggestions AMI recoumrn.
dalions, aud concluded by Offering the rol-
lowing resolution which was unanin 1usly
adopted.
Rssoir,d, That this meeting proceed ira-
mrdiarcly 10 rrorganilc the Dallas rurrry
Agricultural X Mechanical Associat 1H, "
the election OF officers TO serve Vnil, tho
neat regular election under the Con,htu'
ton.
The meeting then proceeded to the slss.
ton Of officers and the following wac the
result:
ANON McC0MAS, President;
JOHN JACKSON, & GEO. W. RECORD,
Wee. Presidents.
WM. II. THOMAS, Treasurer.
GEO W, GUESS, Corresponding Sec ~
VIM. jenkins, 7. Taylor, Geo. Wilson,
Richard Bruton, James Thomas, Jamsa
Horton, Md. Perry, W. X. Masten, w. Q.
Mc,'nmy, u. X. Brothcrion, Walter Caruih
aud W. II. llor,i, Directors.
The Directors agreed o meet at tho Court
House on Saturday the lIth inst.
The meeting then adjourned until .ho
time prescribed by the Constitution, which
is the first Monday in December IN
less convened sooner by order Of the
President.
VIM. JENKINS,
President, pro. terr::,
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TEXAS ITEMS.

II becomes orr duty this week to record
q case Of the foulrsi murder in our conimu-
nitv. One night Inst week the house of Mr..
Moses Ogden, near Perryville, in this coun-
". was entered by three unknown men
and in the presence of his family, amid the
shr.ks and prayers OF his wife, he was
shot down by one Of the rllfinns. They
then got hol of II trunk supposed 10 CON
family rho wrony one-nnd m,le off. Mir.
O,Jen fingered several DAVIS and died.
7rhe mnr,lerers kent their hats down, so
10 n nre,en, tbeir f,ces being plainIy seen.
II ia ,hourh, generally to have been the
worL Of some royinG desp,radoes, Mr..
o0d.r hos liysd in ,his county tor several
81. and was considered n respectnbls
c;,i,en and having been ENGAGED in the
tr,de ~ and from Mexico, baI acquired the
renu,ntiou of having MONEY! Waco Reals
Ter 3rd inst
Our town seems to be infested with bur
glars. Three stores have heen broken in
monr ~ ,wo Thor man;r.sI Cool deai
Of bo,,,,ess in ,he;r onero,;ons tearing
ov,r mani ond hol,eJ ,loors which must
.ous,, ,noj J.oI If noiss These onera.
80 sLo,, tho rraa rso oy III. a., Az Vol,
,,,ov have M, verv moor nav for their Ia
-, M ,,o,as tt, ;,,,o ro ,boso ~
IT.. S,,r,,;s porr, and J;,,,e Earth.
,'J,, Co.. ,ho ,o,,or On n JolIor o,J n
,Is ~, h,a,, iof, 1, III. Lr,vcr That
49, ,'h Ia, ,;,,,, oou,;on ho r..J
vi ,ra ,,;nL ,h. so,,nns can be n,bbeJ -
n,
i0''
C,r,srporpr-On Tuesday last, nj the
I.o, Wis or Dr You,g 10 miles north
- g AZ, ,,,,o. II, lilo ,or,,r a, tho in
80, -, ,,a,n;,r ,,,, v,;,,Io FAR dinner
sun " .r.,;,o In ,h, m "a
NV "o''', IP ,i.,o J;s,orcs n,
u'e, "'ie Ia. -, Iii, n, o,hor MO
,",'e ,h 81, h,,;,J;nn lao
ur''c" 'n'o"s" NV III. vi.
wing 'no Nv, a,,,..,,;..
W. ,n;',n,2 ,n hrr;sos and or,s 80
e'''v"'9 ~ =; ,;a', 20
i""e" va ,;.;. ,;.,ou
o"t' ,,,;.s, hr a..
WI. d. oi -. o.,
"0o'u'"'
ArRoclTY.-On the 18Th February, Rob.
err, Green, ~ highly respectable elderly III
zen pluuter of this county, was robbed of
sixteen bales of cotton near Elysian Fields
in Harrison county, en- route for Shreveport.
The cotton was on two wagons, in charge
Of the two teams'ers, n white man and u
negro, who were met on the highway by an
armed force, consisting OF four Win e men
and TWO negroes, who drew their guns down
upon the ieamsters, AMI ordered AMI oblig-
cd them 10 leave the road and unload the
cotton and leave it in the woods. The
,eamsters were then ordered by the robbers
TO return home, or leave the vic'nity' AZ
the peril Of their lives. They returned
home, distance Of seventy or eighty miles,
and reported the fact 10 Judge Green, the
owner OF the cotton; whercupon fourteen
ci,izens, under direction Of our energetic
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

The folloring eharneierisiic case OF arts
'oersey is recorded a. having come of late
wat siaunion Va: oDs Of the Northern
sischool msrms." who is there employed in
TRACKING afreedu en-, told = sPriEhily ne
gro girl that she "rnusi not call the vOman
she lived With misiress-ihai she vas just
a. GOOD az snybody.' Pretty soon the girl
..ked brr teacher what businsss she follow
81 h~fsrs canning South 70 tssch. j uss a
bonnet n.ker.7 vas the rrp'y- IWelli
said The girl. gstkering up her books and
rnaking for the door, y N not going 20 20
eiai. vid ynB any longer; Jon say is et.l
70 ~ mistress and abe dat socists yiih
bsrnst naksrr'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

las~Chas, II. Leonard has been re elected
Mayor of the City Of Galveston, over Col
Jno. :. Sydnor.
There were three cases Of smallpox Of a
very malignant type, reported in Galveston
on the 3i inst. The City authorities were
taking proper steps to prevent its spread
ing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

ezy-we learn thar at the meeting on Sat-
urday last, at the Count House, in this
place, of those interested in the revival Of
the Agricultural & Mechanical Association,
it was determined TO revive the society and
an organization was effected. Anon McCom-
mas, ESQ., was elected President, and n
Board of Directors appointed, who will
have n meeting to-day, to inaugurste meas
ures for the action Of the society the cnsu-
ing season. We are pleased 10 hear of this
and hope TO see the Associ alton prosper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

gG~Very mnc b to our regret, we are
compelled 10 slightly reduce our size this
week, owing 10 misunderstanding as to
the size of paper, which we had ordered -
This reduction, however, will only be tenn
porary. The publisher has gone to New
Orleans 10 lay in supply Of paper and
other material which are needed in the Of
fee, and as soon rs he can get new supply
of paper, we shall resume our late size.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

The Insisuapoiis Herald, in a late num-
Der, says; If Southern rebels we're as dis
homes ss NSrthe' Republicans. they would
taks fhs test oath 81 once. The leading
Repaid cans, when they suors 10 support
the ConsfifUtion nov bnasi that they did
80 With the msnisl reservation as 70 parts
Of il Which they did net and would net
ctsTn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

tD-wchayc received copy Of the Com
mereial BulleIin weekly Commercial
journal Published at Galveston by +, Flake
$50, OF the Bullelin, ut eight dollars per
annum In advance, II Is emphntienlly a
Commercial paper, aud as such Is valuable
TO every business man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

Bo u ordained by the people ~ Texas In
Convention assembled, THAT article 7 NJ
the Constitution be amended by adding the
following section
See, 80. Suits may he brought against
the State IN such manner aud In such eutri.
as may he by law prrsorib, 4; aud IL shall he
the duly Of the Lcgi,lAiur. TO pass reoe-
raj Law providing Tor the sane. Read hrs,
timr, aud referred To the committee On Gen.
eral Provisions Of the Toast tuition.
Mr. Day OF webb introduced the fol
loving ordinance. 10 be inserted IN the
General Provisions Of the Constitution;
SIC, -, The duration OF NIL officers In
this State, when not otherwise provided un-
der the Constitution, shall be iur the term
OF four years,
See, -, all cases where tn Governor
has the authority under the Constitution,
or the laws made in pursuance thereof 10
appoint 10 office, he sha II also have the AT.
thUrity TO remove irum the sane Tor nal.
frnsnnce IN Office, neglect of duty, rr other
good cnusr prov idrd Ihliu statement OF the
course shat ut the time of removal he
furnished the party interested, aud shall
also he filed Of record in the office of the
Secretary OF State. Read first time mud 10.
icrred to the committee on General Provis-
ions Of the Constitution.
7 MIR Flanagan offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the committee on the
Condition of the State be instructed TO con-
slider aud report upon the propricry of Iii.
yiling the SI,te by The Trinity river as n
line, aud forming n srpeate State out of
/ the territory embraced between The Trinity
river and the Louisiana line, including in
Eastern Texas what has heretofore been
the LIST Congressional District OF Texas, ex-
ccpting lllrrcfrom the territory west OF the
counties of Dallas Collin and Grnysoni aud
amending the Constitution ~ ny to confer
upon the Legislature the power to take such
steps tor division OF the State, and ihe
adjustment OF the rights Of Eastern Texas
in the public domain and the scl"oI fu d,
and nrporiion to each of the States it's
share Of whatever public debt may he ex-
listing II, the time of such division.-
tl.,,ol
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ry We are under man, obligations to
our iown.man Mai. ". W. Peak, Who has
just returned for late aud large files Of New
Orleans papers, Such faroIs are always
duly appreciated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

fso'r.-On the night u The 10th hea.
v frost fell At this place hut 80 far rs We
have heard but little damage was done to
the gardens. We have made careful en-
animation aud feel satisfied that the frost
did no serious damage 10 the young fruit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17
r.'JOn WORK Of aii kinds rsccu
with nrnImc.. md di.pnIch.
ID a L L a -:
Saturday Morning. March II. 1866.

asaS'J, T. Turner, Esq, is authorized 4"
act NJ agent for the Herald nj Fort Worth,
THrrant county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

t1- The wheat crop looks more promis-
ing than il has for years, and the farmers
mos, confidently lpok for very large
yield al the coming harvest.
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-. FROM thc waco heglstt
Letter from Brazil.

We are permitted TO publish Tho follow
ing extracts iron, n letter from Col W. IL.
Par-ons, to his family in this city. The
letter was written from Brazil where the
author now is, and though we are not in
favor of emigration 10 that or any other
foreign country, we are willing 10 publish
facts with regard to them from time to
time.
"rhe lending Brazilian gentlemen who
visited the steamer On he morning OF our
arrival, exhibited the most unmistakable
qualification, upon learning thar there were
Snuiherl exiles On board; and they stated
they were, in common with Brnzilians, very
deeply gr4titird at the prospect Of South
ern emigration TO their shores, and that
they would find cordial welcome.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

Gsrfbaldi offered 10 help nurse tie ebol-
era psiieBis 10 Naples, bun the syndie did
net seespt the ofsr-
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~ ~ VIZ NV w
uuy >iTr, Itru lur, uf this siIr tyUt 81 40 fF the
Hr.i sui 70 ,ruis Tor each additional Insertion
hB'uuf ,hafsr mr announcing candidate inT
STATE ~ b'lrlc ufc,s u sla, aud 0I County 81 Pre-
vUri utrrs ~ ~ payable Invariably Nhru the
announcement u mHdp,
ula- rhr above rates ere In les tender Specie
tryrNr,i ~ itz market VALUE,
go H. mtutr 49, viii charge thr usual advertising
rate. ht III nllIuarN uultrr-, Mru announcements
~ marriages aud deaths will he iu'rrtr, gratis, -.
hor tuiurr, lul II they rAcrri this Ne must charge
fuF thrH.
rs- wheat ~ produce NJ any Hind that Ne eau
use, .kru at the best market pricc, ur all dues 10
ILis office
r.'JOn WORK 81 Nil kinds executed
with nrntue.s aud dispatch,
ns-Sul.ctiIIun- to the iI"r-t"n Telegraph Nusiin
GAr"tr aud the Galveston bullctu received Al this
once, ~ the publish rate.
AGENTS.
bE-E, u Cu.HISG, telegraph Once, Hou'i"n, i.
our suthuriHrd Agent fnr Houston RHi Nhini'N
AYR, u, GILBERT Es' I. the only authorized
Agent E,T the nsllas llrtHlh In New Orleans,
rJCIpi. JAsPER W. JOuNsoS IL our authorized
Az NJ mr kaufman ruunN.
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MoxDaT. IPM

MONDAY q p ~
The Convention vas engaged during the
Whole ofths evening, discussing aud amend-
ing the various sections Of Article 3, Leg
islafve Department. Of the Constitution. as
II came from the Committee of the Whole
The day prsrious. AZ the proceedings Of
the Committee Of the Whole, do noi appear
in the journals the various amendments
and substitutes adopted and rejected, could
not he understood, in their present shape.
80 We omit them in the proceedings.
he Corverticl rsrcha5 sectis- q. Eksr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

THURSDAY SIh y AM.
The Convention met las, night, at the
hour to which it adjourned, mud took up the
question pending, on motion OF Mr.. Hart TO
substitute the minority for the majority re.
port when Mr.. flanagan addressed the
House in lengthy and elaborate speech,
in favor Of the minority report, which &C.
cuped the entire evening.
MIR. Gentry moved the previous question,
whereupon Convention adjourned 10 % A.
II to.lay
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

This climate and the country is more
than could have conceived Of What Was
desirable. The government and people re-
ceive us with q ;or linlry that is refreshing
TO ex lies who have new Ell received sympathy
from any other source. The city RIO Je-
nairoI has great many SOu'herneIs IN ii
looking At the country.
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RATES oPADyEuTIs,N,!r

Aul enc ." % FfAlis Z" We trNhi az niFscl clul
trn n'mr' The m"pry, ~ ''r'y .H''a"e'' To- ag,v
r..H.g "a. UfHl.F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-07

A Louisville paper having notified the
public that they could obtain oil their
wants by advertising in its columns, re-
ceived the following stunning reply:
a.~ OCTOBER lG, 1866.
Dear Journal,-I'm SO glad pve found
out how to get what I want. Yesterdays
Journal says: "Whatever your wants
may be, advertise in the Journal" Pm
wanting quite number of things just
now, but I'll put up with a new bonnet,
dress and cloak, and new cooking-stove
and a load of kindling wood, new pair of
kid gloves and pair of balmoral boots
mo. Al, a parlor carpet and rug. My hus-
band wants somebody to pay the house
rent, and baby" Il don't want that.)
Another member of my family wants new
suit of Sunday-go-to-meetings" another
wants ga new set of hoops and crying
doll"; another wants "a little red-top
buggy for her doll, and a cradle" ia
There are quite . number Of other wants
unsupplied, Of which I'll send in list after
these have been satisfied. I'm delighted
with the new mode of getting things. s..
y. Very respectfully, Mrs. BUTLER.
P. ST. would like to have a barrel of
-four, too, if it is not too much trouble.
- Mrs. B.,
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pco0oAeo ~ - BsS0snVe9 - skssn
Is UxfvxRsi1r % vfHGIxfA,
Noyesnbef 8, 1850.

We have recently been honofed with
ouIts . literary treat, which must not
fSil 10 mention. The Warrington and !ei-
fetsoa Soctcties, by their united scs;SSn'
Invited III distinSuiShed vi1,nisn -
James DMrOA Hops b deliver nI ~,
On . Art and Poetry" The PGoNI, . s
VA veil Alcd With an audience wac jus..y
anDrecIstAd the lecturers bri!!iant MlcnM'
nj vho fall sensIbly the obIsgauons ~.
$500 :. The claims Of tho ex-sosdicr
49,. -hnse feelings mingled IN the
SY cnrreut Of melancholy reptntnss
@ .J nIssssd hopes brood amid the ruins
Ss ~. hsppy dreams Of independence"
- w Hopes poem IVES replete with grace
"a heauty: his tribute 70 the distin-
.n;shed SCULPTOR tho late Alexander Calf
Sas particularly affecting; his sentences
seemed TO fow with natural ana touching
pathos, rendered even more touching BY
the tender relations Of personal ffiendship
which existed with the subject Of his
tribute. Indeed, the whole poem WAS cha
rscteriscd by beauty and freshness
worthy of. the most cultivated periods Of
the art; and We believe the author merits
4 place among the er-glowing luminaries
Who shine with such brilliancy ppon the
radiant heights Of literature. II Il to be
hoped that this gentleman Will meet WITH
the encouragement which his production
merits; that our people may be aroused
from tho apathy Of literary servitude, and
encourage those whose claims to our ps.
tronasc appeal to the noblest attributes Of
our nature. OkLEAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-07

I "John, am going to church, and If it
should rain I wish you would come with
the umbrella for me; however, you need
not come for me unless it should rain
downright" The gentleman went. 1t did
rain but John had gone to the other end
Of the town to see Mary. His master came
back with drenching garments and look
of implacahle anger. "John," said he,
"why didn't you. bring the umbrella 2"
because, sir;'' said John, sit rained
slanting." tGsmes cgGgprs .7tf :
Four very entertaining Sanscrit works
are announced as !" in the press" The
titles Of the new book are given as under
/" Swapantschaksc avimahamantrastotra,p
!" Observation-Disclosures" "Upangalalit!.
avratodyapana," Sankarchtatschatu thi-
yrssodyapanS," - and "Ansntatschaturda-
riyratakatha." ,s'T s8 5jay u
IA Envy ought, In strict truth, to have no
place whatever allowed it in the heart OF
man for the goods Of this present world
arc SO vile and low that they are beneath
Il; and those Of the future world are so
vast and exalted that they are above it,
Cotton. stfG n 9ygss 4: g'r'ie- s 80 ~
TDnPuTISG LII thou continuest to take
delight in idle REPRESENTATIONS, thou mayst
be qualified to combat with the Isophist,
but will never know how to live with mon.
Socrates.
REroRN.-He who reforms himself has
done more toward reforming the public
than crowd Of noisy, innpotent patriots
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lated On enraged schoolmaster. aYes,
SIR" "Well, sir, what do you think will
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once heard a man boast of being o bache-
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A young man ont West who married q
woman twice his age subsequently, Jascer-
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What Is contentmenti To sit In tho
heess and see ether people stuck IN the
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