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GEM OF ARr.-Jesse Boles, the popular aud
accomplished photographer, corner of King and
Market streets has executed in the highest style
art photograph of Annie sigwald, the little daught-
er of Mr.. VIM Sigwald. the chief engineer of the
Marion Fire Engine Company. 1t is in a large fine
frame, and is intended to adorn tho hall of the
pany. The picture was beautifully colored by Mr..
A. Rebone of the Bolles Art Gallery
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LosT.-The editor OF the Lake City, (Florida, }
Press. has lost large ST. Bernard dog. for the
covery of which he offers liberal reward. The deg
is about seven and half hands high, jet black with
snall white spot on the lower part of his breast
and answers to the name of Othello.
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INcENDrARY FIRE UP THE RoAD.-About IL
O'Clock on Tuesday morning shed .butcher-ren and
other outbuildings on the main road, near the Mag.
noha Cemetery, wers set on fire by some unknown
person. There was no one on the premises at the
time, and every building wes destroyed. few bales
OF hay and some agricultural implements we're also
burnt. The property was owned by Mr.. d. Nc
Swiney. and was insured for $500. which will only
cover portion Of the loss. This is the second FIRE
that has occurred in the same vicinity Gs
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company will be held in tho Mayors Office to-day,
at p. NJ. ft
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Marrie0.

DUNHAM-BRIs1CLL CLL-On Wednesday March
3lst at the residence Of the BRIDES parents bv Rev
JOHN HALL, d. D., HENRY DUNH,M, Jr, of
BRIsTOLL. Esq. No CARDS
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S).cilI aJ!lc:s.

aI CHARLESTON PRESBYr YrERY WILL
meet in Zion Church tGebe. street. THIS HvEN1No.
ut Eight O'Clock. Sermon by the Rev. Dr. HOWE
Moderator. There will be preaching on each sue
ceedng evening of this week, services to be.in at
| Glght O'CLOCK. seats free. April
G1- NOTICE. THE SUBSCRI Der HAS
| discontinued the Grocery business formerly con-
ducted by him at No. 236 King g.street east side OF
and above Market.street, formerly known as the
stand of N. NJ. Porter. and in future will be found
at the store OF WM s. CORWGN Il CO., No. 27S
Kingstreet, whore he will be pleased to see the old
friends OF Gruber Martin. and also of G. H. Cru
Der. GEO H GRURER
April
$50 CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSrlTU-
1TON-FINAL SETTLEMENT.-In accordance with
the decreta order of the Court of Equity the Sec
ond and last nstalment of TO- seventenths per
centum will be paid aud at,er This DAx to depo.
sitors. at the Office of the Institution, No. 92
CHURCH-STREEr.
TUESDAYS end TaU2sDAzG VII; s55 specially ,ieyot.
ed to the payment OF females Males will be attend.
ed to on the other week days.
The Deposit Books must be surrendered as this is
the final settlement. The Office will be opened every
day (Sundays exoepted) from Nine o'clock A. M. to
Two O'Clock P. NJ, and no payment will be made
out Of business hours. The payments will continue
uaIy until every UepOSlCOr lS 6ettied with.
HENRY S. GRIaaS,
March ~ ss 10 stuth1O Treasurer @. s. I.
aS- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLIGHT
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 8. G., MARCH "a,
1854 DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE on the Capital Stock of this Company hav.
ing been declared by the Directors, the Same will be
paid on and after MONDAY, 9th proximo.
The BOOKS OF TRANSFER will be closed from
this date to 9th proximo. w. J. HERIOT,
March "a Secretary and Treasurer
A% NO CURE NO PAYl--FORREST rs
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs Group
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Splitting of Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Try
it, If not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
g. w. AIMAR. Druggist
Corner King and vanderhoret streets
A4- Price 35 cents.
February ~ DAo tuths3mos
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iHN i'>1ix ME- pRlOE Ct b44Av- A>JD COM
S.hh'HAN t"~"lAn viii 10 ready ,,iy Ky at nine
- ass hS-rfl' .."w 'norlNus BAelness houses wish.
ing 81 sOb specified number Of copies
connlnus their cards, shoule leave their orders at
our counting room to-day AL orders for tell copies
and over will be supplied at tho rate of two and q
half oents per copy
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\ VIZ GALL attention to the advertisement Of
Jno Conamins. No. 1Si MeotIng.etroet nearly oppo-
rite she marriott whore he offers Omitted ssstes Gov
ernneus Mcclellan saddles and haruess. little used,
6 Oh auarter theft coss II: is certainly worth the
consideration Of a engaged In agricultural pursuits
TO cali and examine sheM fA3 March 2b 3
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. w. Davis, the editor and
proprietor of the Lake City, (Florida Press,
in the city, and will solicit advertisements for his
well established paper.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

LEITOH & BRUINS will sell at IL O'Clock, at
the old PostofRce desirable residence.
7. M. CATER will sell at three-quarers past 0
O'Clock. in his store, Browns wharf, butter bacon,
:, JOHN g. M1LNoR Il Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock in
their salesroom, Meeting. street. dry goods. hats
&C. e' A"'
HOLMES & MACBETH will sell at IL O'Clock, on
stores
RIsLEx & CREIGHTON will SELL at II O'Clock, on
accommodation wharf, cargo of sugar and mo-.
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aTCHRISIIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
At the Anniversary of the above Society. held on
Easter Monday. the following officers we're eleoted
E. NJ PITRAY, President.
O. 81. HOLLOWAY. First vice-President.
MALCOLM Brown. Second Vice President
NJ. q. CAMpLIN, Treasurer
II. Z. BARNETT, Recording Secretary.
g. NJ MAaRATH. Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Committee-R. E. Dereef Chairman; g.
NJ. Magrath, L. Ryan. VIM. Dart, Robt. Howard, NJ
Brown, Isaac LaRocb, Joseph Dereef, John Wilson
i. D.. Johnston. 8. Mclean. 81. E. Barrett. Peter
Hase, Robt. Toomer, Elas Garden, George shrews
bury, Robt Houston, f. M. Iitrey.
April IL
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a% CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-MER-
CHANTS LlNE.-1he Schooner N. w. SMITH is
now discharg ing cargo at Adger's North Wharf.
Goods not taken away before sunset Will be stored at
rick and expense Of Consignees. No claim allowed
after Goods leave the wharf.
AprlS WILLIAM ROACu A. m
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BUsIxEss xorrcEs.

MR. A. g. KAUEEAE wants Savannah and
Charleston stock seo advertisement.
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@- NINETY DAYS AFTER THIS DATE
application win be made for the renewal of Certia-
Gates of FOUR SHARES in the South Carolina Rail-
road and Bank, issued DR.. JOHN p PoRcHEa:
and also for FOUR sHARES in the South Carolina
Railroad and Bank, issued to MARrANN G. PoRoHKn,
the original Certificates issued before the year 1889
having been lost. F. A. PORCHER
April8 1anoa%
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Blue Ridge Railroad Company, at 12 M.
Washington Lodge. at8P NJ
100. 1o3K ana Ladder. No ~ bsu-past Z. M.
catholic Ipef'Uta. as3 ~
SurV'YorR A.snc,AtioA, 81 hAlfLa.t & IL
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SURVIVORS, AssoorArroN. attention Of
the members of this society Is specially called to the
advertisement, which appears in this mornings
NEWS, announcing . meeting to be- held this eve
ming. The report Of the committee on the anntver.
sary celebration will be read, and important
matters will be discussed. We understand that 1t is
the Intention OF the society to have hands ome cele-
braton of the anniversary, it will be their first
public demonstration. Many Of our young men who
have long desired to Join the Survivors,. will find
this good opportunity. All necessary information
can be obtained from any officer ormember.
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a@ SARATOGA "a" SPRING WATER.
Saratoga, In the State Of New York, is one Of the
most remarkable mineral reservoirs upon the surface
of the globe. Within OF mile In diameter
ere some thirty mineral springs-no two Of them
alike. In some OF the waters. Chloride OF Sodium
predominates; in others, Iodine, Magnesa Sulph ur
Chalybeate, &c The beneficial effects Of eomes Of
There wsters. Jas medicinal agents. are Known
thxoughcut the civilized void. Probably ono run.
dred th0nBAnG rsrs6ns visit these Springs annually
Many huudrsds thousand hnttiesEof the water are
transported and consumed In ths various localities
Of the country. ssg
The SARATOGA ssAs' SPRING WATER is pso-
badly the most effective mineral water found ON
either continent. Il win be observed that 1t has ten
per cont greater mineral properties than the oale-
brated Congress Spring; four tmes that OF Baden.
Baden Of Anatria: Ave nss THAT og Als sa chap
iii Prpssip; twice that Of v1chy In France; nearly
three times greater than tho renowned seltser Of
Germany; and equally over tho Spas Of Bath. Eng
land and Kissengan In Bavaria. ssI
The reputation OF this water IL based upon, ia
effects In diseases Of the stomach. liver, bowels
kidnsys, AND spissn and acss with wonderful bene
| at in cases Of Chronic Dyspehssa. csnatirAs.Sn,
Gravel Cont, crofula, Cutaneoua Affections. Gone
ial LethArgy Soreness ARID Prossrakion of the sys
| TEN. III e;fy l.s.9
The yalue Of mineral waters has been psized and
acknowledged by medical Inen since the eariias
civilization. Accelerated athsxsty saSs: .sThe vr
tues OF mineral waters have been best shewn in III
trsaiment Of obscure and claeonic disaases.''
Agent for the Saratoga s.A'a Spring Watst, /;
& JOHN n. HENRY
i-s NO. n EarS HOW. NssR York
Sold IN Charlaston. 9. G., hy q. w, ,ATdABa ) W
A. sKRENE. RAOUL q LYMAH, A. VI EcKEEai
CO.. ND. 8. nURMHAM ana r. q. KEI.LRR a CC
II EAhr1scNw Man fll6 Hsrt3.aos opQrn
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i. svEsSAYs FOR YOUNG MIaN. ON THE
Hsroes ana ahusea iaeadsnt 10 yonsh ana Ksriy Man.
hood. ththo hnmans yisw os trsasment and cssre.
ssnt BY naaal ffss d ohatge. Address HOWARD,
ASSOCIATIONS. Boz p. Phiiadslphts, "a. yts
January 40 eMo
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a8- 1T Is SAID THAT CALISAYA BARK
has peculiar effect upon the liver and guards tho
system against diseases by exposure and irregular
diet 1t is conceded that the great success of the
wonderful PLANTATION BITEERS, which, previ
GUS to our ate nhlppy difficulties, was found in
most Southern homes, was owing to the extract of
Ca'isaya Bark which it contained as one of the prin
cipal ingred ents In confirmation of this we have
heard one of our distinguished physicians rema RI.
that whenever he felt unwen from ordinary dietetc
or atmospheric causes. he invariably relic ved him
selfby PLANTATION BIriERS. We speak advis.
edy when we soy that know it to be the best and
most popular medicine in the world
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80 CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
OR PURE LIQUOR OF JUNIPER BERRIES-This
favorite brand Of PURE LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test OF time. imitation, piracy, high
tariffs and unfair competition, and still enjoys con.
stantly increasing sale; showing that true N crit
does not always 60 urappreciated.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
Is offered TO the public perfectly reliable speci.
nc IN all cases OF Diseased Bladder and Kidneys It
acts directly on these organs. with drectness and
speedinesr. which render it invaluable to persons
suffering from Gravel Diabetes Infiamed Bladd err.
scapty and highly-colored urine, and in all cases
where, from whatever cause, healthful duretic is
required.
Ladies subject to painful menstruation can by the
use OF CORDIAL GIN few days previous to and
during illness obtain great relief In such instances
It should be taken with sugar and warm water
AS tonic and beverage this GIN is unequaled, as
1t possesses none of the headache properties to be
found Ia those poisons now too frequently sold un
dor the names Of Gin. Brandy. whiskey, &c.
JOHN #. HENRY. Sole Importer,
No. 2l Park Row. New York
For sale in Charleston, South Carolina. by Z. II,
KELLERS CO., r RAoUL &.LYNAH,W. A.
sKRINF. g. W. ALMAR. ED. s. BURNHAM and A.
W. EcKEL & co.
February % DAG y tuthseowsmos
ay-TO CONSUMPTIvES.- ADvER-
TISER, having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with severe lung afecton, and that
dread disease iConsumption. is anxious to mako
known to his fellow-enferers the means Of cure
i TO all who desireit ne will send copy OF the pre-.
scription used free OF charged with the directions
for preparing end using the same. which they viii
And . sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tas &c. The object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is To beneht the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceives to Le invaluable; and
he hopes every sufarer will try his remedy as 1t will
cost thcm nothing and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
February8 3mos
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-0-
REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The exterior Of the
building occupied by McLoy 4 Rice, the popular
and extensive dry goods Arm, is being painted soft
cream color.
velocipede ball is shortly to be opened in King
street. rA
Several interior merchants, who went to New York
TO buy their spring stocks have returned and bought
Of Charleston houses. on more satisfactory terms
than they were offere North.
I. is sad that Charleston did larger trade the
week before last, than in any other week since the
war.
R.K. s., better known as The Great Calumniator.
srrtved in the city FROM Coumbia last evening, and
Is staying at the Charleston Hotel.
The unsighEy ruins which have 60 long made
hideous that portion OF East Bay north Of Market
street, being rapidly lcvelled little attention
to the sidewalks would be also appreciated by the
community.
CLUBS AND Stars. Tho following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Jahn Goering, white. arrested for stealing pook-
,et Of cotton from Adger's wharf, Fined S9O
7ohn taperS cSsored. held subject to magistrates
warrant.
Three men, for being drunk. were hned 20 eacn.
F,ixs,,eb EDWARDS oolored. stealing eleven silver
forks ffseen stlveS spoons. edx plated spoons ono
pa,r butter Knives, ane heavy pap spoon. from the
residence Of Mr.. steadman, East Bay, on she morn
ina Of the ssh. was hsld for further examination
Isabella smalls. eolored. for stealing packet con
ts:ang 5000 In currency, frora tno s1ore OF nenrS
Wfrie corner OF Henrietta and E'iSaoetn streets
Marsa wash,netca. and Jchn Branch, sccomplioes
An held for further examination.
John Jenkins. eolored, for robbing the 1none
drsser Of Mrs RsgerKing, In 81. Phiiip-ssreot Sen
(. up Tor thirty days. e3G
rercules Brown, oolored. an escaped lunahc' we
delivered to m. Magutre.
Patrick Sweeney, white. discharged soldier, wa
.aranted lodssnes for ths night and discharged.
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Hurtion Sales.

Mozamdiques. Black Bareges, Brown Dr;u,
Fancy Cassimercs, Hats, Cups, SC.
by JOHN Il. MILNOR & co,
THIS DAY. 9Th instant at 10 O'Clock we will sell at
our Auction SalosrOom. No. 1876 Meeting street
An invoice of desirable GOODS, received per Cham
pion:
BLACK BAREGES, ,MOZAMBIQUES, Brown Linen
Drll Fancy CassinIeres Mems Felt Hats Cloth
Caps Kentucky jeans, Cottonades. Blesched and
Brown shlrting OIL Cloth able Covers &c.
ALSO,
An invoice OF assorted FANCY GOODS.
Conditions cash. ap,,la
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-superiort to the best imported
German Cologne and sold at half the price.
April 6 A-a F@f-4 +r+h.o
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

tf0 Inr.la drf|afliIHH fainf.I r.fa
tnr ihIftliy fGalflsion lisilf
ul
Ausaiuiion was introduced %
au'r.nf thai those momhtrs nho
falflaun more mileage ihan ihel
ars entitled to. shall have iho over
PLAINS doducioi from iholrpsr dieia'
lisdrrtl This may open a pf'''y
koiils at lsh
The Convention are debating on
the Condition oftho State, No vote
Adjourned until night, when
speaking will be resumed,
A resolution welcoming Gen
Candy passed. o,.
Ars4iN, Jan. 0-The Convention
refused 10 suspend the rules 10
lake up tho declaration extending
time to he Southern Pacific Pail
road. 80.
The declaration Incorporating The
Galveston Canal Company went
over.
In Committee Of the Whole on
the Condition of the State, l., u
Evans spoke all the morning lie
defended East Texas, and denoun'
ced Pease' and Reynolds conduct
most witheringly, bat favored Davis
substitute. lilo said that u tbs
! Convention don't divide the State
Congress ought 10 fbrce II 10 do so
| that in this way alone could We
have quiet in Texas, Tho speech
disappointed everybody
The Convention meets to'nigh'
to keep mp the talking.
AUSTIN, Jan. s.-Ihe declaration
Incorporating tho Texas, New Or
leans Mobile, aud Chattanooga
Railroad was ordered to be printed
and comes mp on Wednesday.
The declaration for the relief OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad was
referred,
A resolution prohibiting logisla
until the Constitution is made, wa'
laid over
Tho acting Controller refuses u
nav the delegates any mileage here
amer unless Con. Candy orders hin
To do so. Sumner says that tive
thousand one hundred aud forty
dollars more have already beer
drawn for mileage than was eve'
drawn before.
/ Yesterday there was no vote OF
the reports on the Condition of ih'
State. Jack Hamilton made a Ions
speech, favoring the majority report
There is no telling how the Con
vention will get out of its snarls.
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a.hnh.rnns ur.Ith

L. . tlsssias goarhssisi 70 10, hssa ieess shs
hsss lssn fssaTuA - uaiuIs sitl slIsas e'Hsli'e'
,ions sui sisoIsus fanas sIs sli u nssas ihr pc
cautions necessary ~ preserve thrss PTrrie5s go
assmfnis Inarfl a. rule, ihR nfIs trslihg sna
rlusi nlsa IT, tbs moTs llrTiias h IL iarlitsi u
tass uiih his osn physilus u 10 sens osnssis'isH
10 il,s naturally ssah ana ksbis o. klo~ hat ihsy
can h. - inyiseFsisA AMI huili ~, - reI@F as'
oftls mfsns uhirh science hss Ilarsi a. ihslF dis'
pos.i, a. % haze mash hsiisF shanfs Il isns liz
ara rAsnriiau. ffoIa dlssass and Isin, ihsn ihs
M 81 athletic ofthsr fsiluus ~hn are foolish snsush
10 supplss themselves iu,uiHsrsts, asa 40 .sFeIi'
inriy,
Itisnai ioo narh 10 say that moTs lhss haifihs
laaris o. ths sisilizsi suli ssi - ssais-ai 'sas'
~ enable then 20 support tho strata urea 'hsii
irs ahi mlnd.. which The Cat iiis q this Issis'
ass oerasions. Ia haft. gsfs, sAslasas sassriiSi
isais /, ~. grand dssiAsraigm u tho basy miiens
and they have tho article in Ilusi EfTEh's SION
ACH BlTTERs. ittsaFFsniN.L afplriSE, &, o u
imparts p,Fmahsnt strength 10 NsAk sysiens And
inyis oTaies delicate constitutions lie reputation
aui it, salts haN, steadily increased. comPslil''
preparations have b-sn introduced 81 hiasa, aud
a. lar a. the public n eonoeFnod, aisassHH', In Tho
hops Of ryallns il but they hAYe all sihsF perish
ed In the Aiiempi. OF hssn len fac IN the reAr. u
Ia. bern The Ora arp.cAl srccHss OF fht rAfsfNi
crSiuEg aud q 10 guile certain that no PIrPrislaF'
insdl,ins Ia this county Is as widely known, OF al
| generally uscd.
Ten lightning presses, rannlug necessarily Nsnn
days rKespird) the whole year through laH'iy sup
ply the demand for the Illustrated Almanac IL
which the nature aud uses OF tho PREPARATION ar
st forth. the olreui.iion now being over ave mil
Hons year.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
s..ci.l lo ihe calrcston News.l

Special to the Galveston News
Austin Dec. 30.-The Sumner re,
solution, changing the names Of
Davis. johnson, Baylor, Hood, and
Shelby counties, to Latimcr, Monroe,
Blunt, Carter, and Morrill,, was re-
ferred.
The declaration incorporating
Phoenix Express Company was re-
ferred.
The Convention went into Com
mittee of the whole on the report
from Committee on Condition o
the State. No vote. The programme
is to adopt the majority report
and discuss the Division question
while messengers are in Washing
ton praying for plenary powers.
AUSTIN, Dec. 3l.-A declaration
incorporating the Bolivar Point
East Texas and Red River Railroad
Company passed.
The Convention went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Condi
ton of the State. Newcomb with
drew his report. The President OF,
fered q substitute for the majority
report praying Congress to allow a
division of the State as remedy fol-
all evils. An acrimonious debate
took place between the two Hamil
tons. Morgan was fierce in his de
nunciation of Reynolds and the PEG
ple. He raved like a mad Bedlamlte
accused Jack of counting rebel favor
said he fed Jack family when he
was refugee. Jack said Morgan
was crazy, and that every body be
gan to believe it. Jack defended
Reynolds and himself in one of his
best efforts. No vote.
Adjourned till Saturday.
The Convention being in Com
mittee of the whole on the Condi'
ton of the State, Davis spoke al
the morning. He said the delegates
west of the Colorado have made {
Constitution, and will soon print it
He said that magnanimity to rebcl'
is weakness or stupidity; rebels arr
not fit to hold office, and, so hell
him God, they shall not. The Hous
ton Telegraph, he said, is wolf il
sleeps clothing. does more harm
than all the other rebel sheets. H'
would exclude from Office all rebel
until their principles become 81
odious that they will pray the leg
islature to change their names. Th'
State shall not be reconstructed OF
any other basis than a through dis
reimbursement. He will accept reb
els when they vote his ticket. Jacl
Hamilton is ambitious and the in
sidious enemy knows it. and ar
batting him. Jack was lecture'
and severely admonished. The re
bells. he said, must sit on the stoo
of probation until they bring fortl
fruits meet for repentance. Tn
Telegraph wants division Of tb'
ofices-itshall not have il.
AUSTIN, Jan. 4.-Smith Is very
severe on the Bullsfin and its editor
calling il a mercinary sheet; saying
that Il was thrust upon the ConEen
ton to rob the Treasury.
No vote on the Condition Of Oh
STATE. Speeches were made Oh th'
subject Saturday night The Con
vention meets tonight. il Is though
that they will have a vote to-mor
row. All business Is at a stand-stil
ill 9 vote il had
A substitute fsr the declaration
incorporating TIE Interpationa
Pacifc Railroad Company. passe'
last summer. 10 adopted
AerTTx. Jan b.-Mr. Smith in
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EfifAp. isaflisr = o. y. ,. hsttii.
usaiinariiirs iis rs.al o.. ishi'
see "a asiirisrs fsts siit ~ st''s
ssiirs. shssins ilai ils TTinisfs sfff 40
fsrraiisn iu ils gSsslsi i'y ~ a. asfis.'a.
% he haIIy ysaus s.sIls. wha lass 'in'
iaurslsl ihsir uaifiueaiai tsflps pIfh
he 80 81 Hfs us sSisu3 ihs uslsi slfsi-
iug. Nay heir Itihwsy q ssissi i''
pTsEs 10 b.
Ike
A dTsaE efPosiEy that nap nei b
Nriiisn Or isll-sKsssiins efauiiiql