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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-16
THE SITUATION AT AUSTIN.

tai of the State represent everything
as moving along smoothly. Governor
DAVIS was to reply on Wednesday to
the committees of the two Houses,
who were appointed to notify him of
the organization and the readiness Of
the Legislature to proceed to busi-
ness. What that reply was we have
no means Of knowing, but that it did
embody all Governor Davis own OBJ
jections, and perhaps, all that can be
said by his party against the present
statas Of things in Austin, none will
for moment doubt. In this light IL
becomes an important document.
We are genuinely glad to note the
spirit OF moderation that prevails
among the members of both Houses,
and especially do we commend the
temperate and moderate speech of the
new Speaker, Hon. Guy M. Bryan.
With men OF this stamp, with expe-
rience, and wise IN political lore, and
whose counsels are swayed by moder-
alton, judgment and GOODNESS, and an
exalted patriotism and devotion to
the best interests of Texas, may we
not promise ourselves immunity from
the errors and mistakes of the past,
and new era OF prosperity and eco
nomical administration Of public af-
fairs? We have the utmost conf
dence in the situation, and in the men
who command it. The masses OF
Texas are thoroughly sick and tired
Of the old regime and will hail the
new order of things with joy and
gladness, and their representatives
will receive an undivided and cordial
support, as long as the present spirit
of liberal, fair and temp crate policy
prevails.
Many reforms are lmperatiyeiy call
! ed for, many changes are needed. Let
our Legislature approach each in the
spirit OF enlightened and liberal
craftsmanship, and with an eye single
to the best interests of the whole
State, and not in spirit of partizan
difference and disposition to tear
down and destroy, what others have
done. If it is found that unhealthy y
legislation has beei had in the past,
let 1t be repealed after careful ex-
animation into all the grounds that
existed at the time, and upon which
it was founded.
The Democratic party, or, i'll Other
words, the people of Texas, are strong;
strong in numbers, as the result OF
the last election abundantly shows;
| strong in that thorough unity and
good understanding, out OF which
alone must come the entire redemp.
ton of our great State, from all the
fearful errors and mistakes OF the
past.
We congratulate our readers upon
the improved and satisfactory aspect
of affairs to-day. and express the
hope that nothing will occur to dis
turb or mar the present hopeful situa,
tion of affairs at.eur State Capital.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-16

The Dallas Herald dubs the Judges
OF the Supreme Court. "The semi
colon Judges" Very good, neighbor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-16

The Jefferson Mail is bowiRg to the
Waco Register. These papers are
becoming ornate in their courtesies
to each other.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-16
BY eIegraph

ESPECIAL TO THE WACO EX AMINER.l
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE ORGANIZATION PROGRESSING
THE COMMITTEE AND GOVERNOR.
BARZIZAS' NOTE TO GOVERNOR
DAVIS-IIIS EXCELLENCY'S
REPLY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-16

HIt TIIaTtT ~ NJ UVtfy pITTNIITHg " EIFt
class LIVERY, FEED, aud SALE
Stable business.
WIN furnish Carriages nj the shortest notice 70
funerals, parties, balls, &c.
Bug,ic- and saddle horses to hire Horses boarded
On the most reasonable terms, IN the of the
most attentive grooms, the most comfortable atall-
&c, &c. bnsres and baggage wagans In attendance
the arrival and departure OF railroad trains daily
The proprelors having large experience in thy
livery business, well the raising of Horse stocs
are prepared TO treat sick horses IN the most scien.
hc manner,
The stable building is made OF brick two rtorie
high, and the arss Of the stable room comprises
20 by 100 feet
sH- CUSTOM SOLICITED. 3.l;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
An Appeal for Female Suffrage

i memorial was filed in the House on the
ninth, by Mr.. Shanks, from tho Indianapo-
lis Woman's Suffrage Association, in oppo-
slion to the repeal by Congress of the right
of female suffrag e in the Territories. They
oppose such a measure because it cOntem-
plates step backward ia The edvanceme Mt
which IL is nation has tor nearly 9 century
been making toward the ideal of a just gov.
eminent, whose powers are derived from
the consent of the governed, as foreshad.
owed in the Declaration of independence,
because it will be an act of gross injury to
nearly one-half of the pioneers of civiliza-
ton who have braved the hardships and
dangers of frontier life, and who justly
claim a voice in the government which may
dispose Of their lives, their liberty. and
property, and because such q repeal pro-
poses a return to the Jarbarous usages of
the dark ages--a step wholly unworthy the
intelligence and refinement of the nine.
teenth century," The memorial was re.
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15

that becoming the recipient of communi-
cation addressed 20 him personally, as
President of the Senate, 1t became his duty
to lay it before the Senate; and he having
done 30, l submit that if the Senate allows
it to lie upon the table, it takes Of it all
the notice which ought to be taken Of such
q communication, no matter now what may
he the particular subject to which it re-
lates. Therefore, hope the Senator from
Maryland will assent to the motion which
l make, that this communication. having
been read. lie upon the table.
The President pro tempore-The Senator
from New York moves that the cummunica-
ton be laid upon the table.
Mr. Hamilton, OF Maryland-Mr. Presi-
dent
The President pro tempore-This motion
is not debatable.
Mr.. Stevenson-I did not hear the Sena-
tor from New York make that motion. 1
thought he asked the Senator from Mary
land to withdraw his motion.
Mr. Conkling-I did make the motion, and
did it by saying that hoped my friend
from Mary land would assent to the motion
that did make, to wit: that this communl-
cation lie OH the table.
Mr. Hamilton, of Maryland-l hope the
gentleman from New York
The President pro tempore-Ihe motion
is TO Law the communication on the table.
The President pro tempore-The ,noIJn
il not debatable.
Mr.. Stevenson-l cal! for the yeas and
nays on the motion to lie on the table.
The yeas and nays were ordered.
Mr. Thurman ask whether the motion
made by the Senator from New York takes
precedence over the motion made by the
Senator from Maryland!
The President pro tempore-Ceriasnly 1t
does.
Mr.. Thurman-It is not motion 10 lay
the whole subject on the table.
The President pro tempore-There is no
subject here but this communication, which
the Senator from New York moves to lay
on the table.
The question being taken by yeas and
| Maya, resulted-yeas 36. nays 20. as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Foreman. Bout
well, Brownlow, Buckingham, Cameron,
Chandler, Clayton, ConkIing: Cragin,
Gilbert, Hamlin. Hove, Ingalls, Logan.
Mitchell, Morrill, of Maine. Morrill, of Yer
| mont, Morton, Oglesby, Patterson. Pratt.
Ramsey. Sargent, Scott, Sherman. Spencer.
Sprague. Stewart, Wadleigh. West and
Windom-36.
Nays-Messrs. Allison, Bayard, Bogy,
Carpenter, Cooper, Davis, Dennis, Fenton,
Ferry of Connecticut, Ferry of Michigan.
Goldthwaite. Gordon, Hamilton of Mary
land, Hamilton of Texas. Hitchcock, Kelly.
McCreery, MerrimOn, Norwood, Ransom,
Upton and Wright-26.
Absent-Messrs. Alcorn, Ames. Conover.
Edmunds, Johnston, Jones, Lewis. Robert
son, Stockton and Sumner-1O.
So the communication was ordered TO lie
on the table.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
... HAYoRALTI OF NEW ORLEANS.
IL. Hall jan.Ai. "a. 1874.
$40. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Serie.

;csc{rsi, iia: "r; account III err,ne".s
ASSESS me1t. :.e Administrator ~ PuhEic A.
caunts be and !. hereby su;'ip:ized 70 can
cet tie. assessment :or 1888 ~. capital. $3.50.
against &. IL. Carsteus. N sTna:s go. nj. l..
assessment district. :dX bill: NJ. :; 8. Also.
to reduce the assessments 40 - an. .c1 /;
on real estate tsirngla: !" N... MAJ
Mitchell. il: square ~. MIND .-.eseln ut
distlie.. IRON. $6e00. :" 5000. 80 bils '".
1873. N. II. Also. 80 divlu. -. bills. -.
All, to: is'... az. NJ. 'iC.5. 20. 1913. =
ing tie zeal .,st,te $500. and :prnitur. 800
I" Mrs. Ma..y L. Wells. ANA Che "aplt..i
$500 - HOicc: !. Burgess. ..u.r. 363. '-u'
teeIt6 assessment district. ALSO - .aict !
the assessment :or 49,: uE .is ,.n.. S-.,ut.
agans; George u Byrue. in sIla'. sixteen.
third assessment district. tax l',,. NJ. -"
Adopted bs the Council q: IT,. city ~
New Orleans. January ID. 1874.
LOUIS 4. Wl:..I. Mayor.
! true copy:
DANIEL Scv:.r, Secretary.
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subscription to daily. from December l9.
1873. to December 10, 1874, fer Department
OF Public Accounts, approved. SIP.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
PAW, advertising ordinances in the month
of December, 1873 approved. 1888.
month Of Dtcember, 1873, approved: De-
partment of Public Accounts, stationery
and binding, 1921 20; tax bill makers for
1874, stationery and binding. $6i7; clerks
employed in the registry OF mortgages,
stationery, SS4 So.
A. Brousseau. mating. etc. FOR court
houses, approved. Slli O7.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, January Is. 1874.
Yeas-Brewster. Calhoun. Fitzenreitcr,
Lewis, Schneider. Sturck'n.
LOUIS \. WILT. Mayor.
frue copy:
DANIEL ACUILY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15


mo. c:7:-Administration Series.
An ordinance to regulate the rate Of speed
for the city railroad cars on crossings
On Cana! street. in the city OF New Or
leans.
Be it ordained by The Council Of the .i.y
Of New Orleans. Tha: it shall no: be l.V'u.
for the several railroad companies al this
city running ther cara to an! ivor, Canal
street, propelled BY horse or mule power. to
permit said cars to be moved II: a greater
r. t. of speed than a walk at ..li crossings
on Canal street. between the levee aud
Rampant street. undo. penalty OF :. fine not
greater than $40 for every such cou'rnven.
ton. recoverable before any co,lf, OF com.
peteut jurisdiction upon due proof thereof.
BE it III; ther ordained, That this uidi-
nance take et.ec; from and after its passage.
Adopted hy til: Council Of the city *
New Orleans. January IL. 1874.
LOUIS A. WjLiX. Mayor.
y true copy:
DANIEL S,,vLiY Steretarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
~ r.
DANIEL SCULiY. Secretary.
MAsoRALTr or NEW GRLsANs.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Serie-.l

mo. .:7S-- Aiminstratio serie-.I
An ordinaf ce authorizing the Mayor to
contract for thc erection Of a schoolhouse
On the site of the old Do So:, sc:.oolhouse,
Third District.
Be it ordained. That the Mayor he and
he il hereby authorized ant! directed TO
enter into /, notaIIal contract on behalf OF
the city with James Cox. for the erection of
n school building on the site of the OLD
De Soto schoolhouse. on Mandeyiile street.
Third District. in accordance with plan and
specifications on file in the Mayors office.
for the sum and price Of Sl3.500. United
States currency. to be paid out Of the Nc.
Donogh school fund: provided. that the
said Cox shall furnish satisfactory guaran-
tees Of his ability to fulfill the said contract.
Adopted by the Counci! o. the city of New
Orleans. January l3. 1874
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL. StUi.IY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15

The art of being happy lies in the power
of extracting happiness from very common
things. II We pitch our expectations high.
if we are arrogant in our pretension.. if We
will not be happy except when our self-love
is gratifed. our pride stimulated, our vanity
fed, OF fierce excitement kindled. then we
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
DAsIEL SCuLll. Secretary.
NAYoRAi OF NEW ORL.ASs.
sity Hail. January II. .o.t.
mo. ~. Serie..l

mo. ~: Administrator Serie..l
!'esolrsd, Tina; J. Mcconnell. ES., be- ard
is hereby continued as special .oGnsei T."
defend the interests 9: the city d. New o..
leans in the Gain.. cases. :.H1 10. -er.ic
rendered ant. 80 BE- rendered. ~ expressed
in ordir an.., No. 1893. Il. shall y.,.iv" Il.
just and r.a.r:"b!e courepsa'!GU: ana that
the Mayor be and i. hereby authorizes. 10
sign .uci: nc:aI..i act %, contract IS i.ay i.
necessary IN tie premises.
Adopted D. the Council -! ih. city Of
New Orleans. January - 1871.
LOUIS a. W!LIZ. Il. yor.
i true .1q,.
DANIEL SCCi,V. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
CITY ORDINANCES---OFFIcIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MayoRALrv OF NEW ORLEANS. (.
City Hall, January IA. 1874. )
No. 9i69--Administration Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following apprc-
prIations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
in payment of the same, whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to the
credit of the appropriate fund for each ac.
count, and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Bureau of Drainage
Frank Larkin, iron work. ......... $500 90
w. q. WilmOt & Co, coal. ......... 3l2 80
bureau of Streets
c. II. Miller, banquette intersection l56 So
Il. p. Dryer, banquette intersection 30 90
Aotti S's0 w
Adopted by the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, January l3, 1874.
Yeas-Bre ster. Calhoun, Fitzanreite-.
Lewis, Schneider. Sturcken.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
\ true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
NATIONALITY or SEw ORLEANS.
CITY Hall. January - 1874
ADMINISTRATION Se:ies.l

No. 34:i --Adminislrati.n Se.ies.l
An ordinance re.mhnrsirS G. II. Roberts, u
tax clerk in the Finai G.. Department.
for an amount short III Iii. coll, ctIons.
BE it ordained. That the Administrator o;
Public Accounts be amt he is her by au-
thOrizad to warrant on the Administrator vi
Finance in favor y; Charles II. Roberts for
the sun. of sos. the same being The amount
short in his collections for the gear 1873.
Adopted b.: the Council ii tho city Of
New Orleans. January i3, 1874
LOUIS 4. W!LlE. Mayor.
a true copy:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15
Ell SCULLY, Secretary.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. January II. 1874.

| MAyORALTY NEW ORLEANS. I
City Hall. January Il. 1874. s
mo. 2i70-Administration Series.1
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following ap.
preparations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
in payment of the same, whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to
| the credit of the appropriate fund for
each account, and not otherwise appro.
| priated:
Fremen's Charitable Association of New
Orleans, for services rendered in the month
of December. 1873, as per contract.
| sll .666 81.
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
Fifth District. for services rendered 10 the
month of December, 1873. 500.
Firemens Charitable Association of the
| Sixth District for services rendered in the
month of December. 1873 1896 81.
r. IL. Quinlan, gas fixtures for room: No.
:, approved, $40 30.
| Ii. Perry, putting up stove. etc, in room
| No. Z, approved. s. 30.
Barrett & Wiemapn furnishing and set.
ST 80. '''
A. Hero, Jr.. copies of various acts ard
contracts, etc, in fnll to December 81. Is. 5.
as per vouchers, $50
| j. McPhelin. district attorney. for twelve
| criminal convictions. from December IL,
1873, to December 81, 1873, inclusive, APP
proved nv the judge OF the First District
| Court, $50.
New Orleans Bee, for twelve months
| subscription. from January l, 1874. TO De.
| cember 81, 1874, for Department: OF Public
Accounts. approved, Sli.
T. H. Thomson, blanks for Department
| of Public Accounts. approved, 81.
C. E. Girardey & Co., for rentot Frs:
| District Court, on Orleans street. for the
| months of November and December. 1873.
| at $3.50 per month, $500.
J. Burke, clelk of Superior Distrie; Court.
on account. under ordinance No ID /, Ad.
ministration series, for arranging, indorFing
and docketing tax bills transferred 10 SAID
court from other courts, $4,000.
Pay roll Department OF Waterwo!ks and
Public Buildings, for street service for i've
weeks ending December 81. 1873. approved.
SlG9S SO.
Pay roll Department Of Commerce. for
whsrves and landings for thiriysix days.
ending December 81, 1913. approved,
$40 IL.
New Orleans Picayune. twelve months
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15

The President pro tempore-What dispo-
sition will the Senate make OF this eommu-
nication
Mr.. Hamilton, of Maryland move that
ii be referred TO the Committee On PriNl-
leges and Elections.
Mr.. Morton-I see no purpose IN referring
that paper to the committee. That is u
mere imposition; and it is not the first time
that some men in New Orleans have done
Understanding kilograms here and having
them read. 1t ough. TO be laid on the
table.
The President pro tempore-The Chair
will simply say, in explanation of laying
this paper before the Senate, that the Chair
regarded it as a petition, which it was the
duty of the Chair when he received it to lay
before the Senate, and which it is the duty
of the Senate, in some form, to dispose of.
Mr.. Morton-This trick has been prac-
ticed q number of times from down there.
Mr. Hamilton, of Maryland-It should be
considered like any other petition, and 1t
ought to be referred. certainly, TO the Com
mittee on Privileges aud Elections; and
mske that motion.
The President pro tempOre-The Senator
from MARYLAND moves that this communica-
tion be referred to the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections.
SIR. Hamilton. OF Mary land-And printed.
Mr.. Cpnkiing-A Senator near nue. sug-
cests that the shortest way 10 dispose oi
this ia TO adopt the motion made by the
Senator from MARYLAND. Notwithstanding
that, can not sit here as one member of
this body and assent to a motion to refer
this ,eiegraphic dispatch To com,
Init.ee and print it. What are we going to
print! The constitution allows everybody
10 address this body in the way OF a petl-
lion; bnt can il be that we are to SIT here
and receive Geographic communications
sent from ary body at any time, anu ,ren'
rnents mon which proceedings are to be
founded, print them as part of the docu-
ments of the Senate, and refer them to the
committees Of the Senatel | can see as the
nctirc Presiden. of the Senate has saiu'
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Second page monthly advertisements each
rransient Advertisements, having the run OF the
paper first insertion 6 50 per square; each su"eo
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Sacond page transient advertisements, each IN
sertion 8 80 per square ,.,. 81, ba
Advertisements inserted at Intervals ~ 10
charged as ne each insertion. ,,,,,
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Sent rates as NAV be agreed upon provided tnat
10 10 case shall such discount exceed '"oA'y A'o
All business notices Of advertisements TO be
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In published every Saturday morning and contaihs
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icrisls. local matters Of general public htefes.
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mo. 2i1l-Administratio Series.

PUBLIC SINKS.
New Orleans Sanitary and Fecti!.
:zipg Company. .............. 80 w
Adopted by the Council Of the city q.
New Orleans, January -. 1871.
Yeas-Brcwster. Calhoun. F.'zcnreiteI.
Lewis. Schneider. Sturcaea.
LOUIS \. WILTZ. Mayor.
\ true copy:
DANIEL SCULlr. Secretary.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
Toledo. iowa,
THURSDAY. NAY %. 1874.
Rspubllean state conven.
don,
HEADoCARrERs REPuBLlcAS
SfAFE CexrEAL COZ. or Iowa.
MaMah6Ane sn~u M~cE lQeM

HEApocARTERs REpuBLscAS
StAIe OexrEAt cox. or Iowa.
MAast1Atttows, Mag u. 1874.
Ths etsis Convention Of he Republican
party fe-iAs State'of Iowa. will be held Al
Dies Meinss on Wednesday, the ist day Of
July a the hour Of 1 o'clock 4. N. for the
pur, Jose cf.nominating candidates 10 be rot
ed for Al the Octtber election, 1874, 10 ill
The fellew;ng Offices. ,o-wil:
secretisy Of State,
Auditor Of State,
Treasurer Of State,
Rsgister oc Stats Land Once,
Attorney 0snsral
Nsfk Il Ssrrsme Court,
Supreme Court Reporter.
The Basis Of representation will he the vote
cast for Hon. James Beck, Supreme Judge,
NJ the last general election, to-wit: One
delegate fer every 200 votes, and one for
esch fraction over 100 voies. Tama Coun-
y having l,l2s VOTERS, is eu,isite 10 dele-l
xstes.
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EXECTIORS NOTICE.

DCBLIC notice is hereby given, That the
i undersigned has this day beeu appoint,
ed by the Circuit Court Of Tams County, ia
the State Of Iowa, Executors of the Estate
Of Martin Bender deceased; and all per-
sons having claims agains said Estate are
hereby Notified to file them with the Clerk
Of said Court, clearly stated and duly
sworn to, and within legal time, prepsrato.
ry to their being allowed or proved: and
persons owing said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the und.ssiga-
ed, and avoid costa.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this oo.l, day Of
May A. D. 1874.
CATHERINE BENDER, Execut,ix,
JOSEPH QUENDREA, Executor.
22l GEORGE RAINES, Atty