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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-07
The Result.

VIC add five thousand to our estimate Of
MI. Chamberlain's majority given in ycster-
days mornings paper, placing it at this
hour Mt not less than fifteen thousand
We have secured satisfactory majority
have elected Rainy in the first district;
Buttz in the second; Hoge in the third;
Wallace in the fourth; and Smalls in the
fifth.
We have defeated F. j. Noses, jr., in tpo-
counties.
This is glory enough = Union Herald.
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Third Term.
PRESIDENT GRANT UroS A FIRST AND
SECOND TERM IN 1874 HITHERTO
UNruBLIsHED AND INTERESTING LETTER,
CiNCINNATr, October 30.

CINCINNATI, October 80.
The GoIeUe tomorrow will publish the
following In 1872, when it was found that
Grant would be rcnominntcd, n report was
circulated that in view of many groundless
reports rs to his seeking the nomination he
would decline to be n candidate. SO posi-
tive were the reports upon this point that
in May, 1872, we wrote him private letter
OH the subje CT, to which reply received,
which we arc now permitted to print This
has nothing directly to do with the third
term, but it shows how Grant felt with
ference to his first and second terms, and
will serve to disbusc the minds of those, if
my :herc be, who honestly clever that
the President is capable of schcming for the
nomination in 1876.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 4,.1872
FEAR SIn-Your fnvor of 10th instant,
say ing that the managers of the Gazette had
decided to come out squarcly for my nomi-
nation at Philadelphia OH June s, rroximo,
when they were met by report that
would either decline being n candidate be-
fore the convention or would decline. After
leaving my Office for the lny caused dis
af frI IN tn 4,
the report was without any authority what
ever. ! nm not in the habit of writing
letters on political subjects, and especially
have never written n letter calculated to
influence convention as TO who should be-
its candidates before it or selected by it,
but your letter is Of such n nature ms to
properly demand m answer, more particu
lnrly asyou say you will trent my response
ns strictly confidential. Now l will sny
that l never proclaimed my self candidate
cit her before the convention which meets in
Philadelphia this year nor tn. convention
which was held in Chicago four years ago.
have never written a line done all net, nor
believe | can say with truth. entertained
thought calculated 10 pro las. action by
the republican party in favor of my promo
ton over that Of a,ty other man in it who
might hc their choice. do now, as | did
four years ago, sincerely bell eve that the
interests Of the whole country demand the
success Of the republican party. IfIlccm,.l
advisable, l nm willing to make any sacrl-
flee to accomplish that success. feel that
did make sacrifice in giving up the high
position 50 highly priced by moon,
c'cascs fer mc-hy an apprcciative public,
for which act / can never thank them
sufficiently. Now, if can be Of service TO
the party that chose lnc, then | shl.! render
thaa service conscicn,ously and to he best
Of my ability. The personal sacrifice made
four years ago cannot be male now. With
:, :c;: respect, your ubciicnt servant,
U. S. GRANT.
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The following proclamation was promul.
gated to-day:
pY ruE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES OF
AMEnicA-A PROCLAMATION.
We are reminded by the changing seasons
iions and offer thanks to Almighty God for
the mcrcics AMI abundance of the year which
IS drawing 10 close. The blessings of free
government continue to be vouchsnfcd to us
the earth has rcsponlc to the labor Of the
husbanlman, the land has been free from
pcstilcncc, internal order is being maintain
cd, and peace with other powers has pre-
vailed. 1t is fitting at stated periods
we should cease from our accustomed par
suits and from the turmoil of our daily lives
and unite in thankfulncss for the bic sings
Of the past, end in the cultivation of kinlly
feelings toward each other.
Now, therefore, recognizing these consid
erntions. l, Ulysses S. Grant President Of
the United Statcs, do recommend to oil citi-
zens 10 assemble in their respective place If
Worship OH Thursday, the 2Gth day of No
vu,bcr next, and express their thanks for
thcmcrcy and favor of Almighty God, and
l"yirg aside all the political contentious an d
oil scc'ar occupations, to observe such n
day OF list, thanksgiving and praise.
In wlt'iss whereof. have hcrcunto act
my hand all caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Dono Mt the city of
Washington Ills 27th day of October, in
the year 1874. a,l Of the independence OF
the United states he ninety ninth:
U. S. GRANT
BY the President
HAMILTON FisIi,sccetary of stntc.
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When the vote is countcd anl tho elect on
is declared, the democrats will not be able
to say that there was my fraud or ballot
box stuiing, and MI that sort of thing
They have been. III the habit of making that
change at every election, but now they will
have to dry up on that.
They secured from the governor the ap.
pointmcnt of The commissioners, and il
there has been any cheating it is not likely
TO have hccn on our side. The boot is on
the other leg tnion-U,raid.
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computntionat the post Office depart
ment in Washington shows that the postal
authorities anticipate that the receipts from
postage ON newspapers, after tho ystcm Of
compulsory prepayment begins OIL january
first next, will aggregate four millions Of
dollars annually.
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OHsANGEDUIeG FREE.
SCHOOLS.

OHASGEBURG s. c., October 9Th 1874. p
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
Trustees for Orange School District have
decided to open on tho first Monday in
November next. One First class, and one
second class School for white children and
one First class and one second class school
for colorci children in the Town of Orange
burg. Teachers for these Schools will aa
directed general notice to teachers.
THAD C. ANDREWS,
Chairman.
V. D. BOWMAN,
HENRY GLOVER.
oct 10 1874 a.
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Horses and Mules.

hs
{" best brood marc do.
G G Inabinct, I'd I" I"
James Stokes. best 3 year old colt.
E Hughes, best Z"
So Houck saddle horse "
L Bruce pair mules,
j w Sellers, I" draft horses open 10
tho worll.
Slater single +" horse.
A W Tharin do. su,idio do.
NJ I Smoke do. combination do.
DR. W Barton do. pair mules
Snllcy, do. farm horse.
a Smith, do. spanish jack, all open to
The world.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
RP Antlcy, best bull.
J u Smonk, do. cow.
lntley, do. hcifer.
p S Fielder, I'd do. bull.
X PAHt4cy do. do. hcifcr. T.
L Scovill, do. bull calf under months.
J W Dantzlcr, do. mcrino buck,
J NJ Riley d.. pen lambs.
Lee Evans, 2d do. buck (ca shmerc.)
L II Beckwith, do. do pen lambs.
CIV Cutler, best boar (c.s,x.)
A NJ Sallcy do. sow.
II NJ Smell do. pen of pigs.
A NJ Sallcy I'd 10. boar (bcrkshirc)
\ NJ Sallcy, ID do pen Of pigs.
Household
Mrs II Moorcr best specimen bacon.
(" II NJ Moorcr 2nd do bacon.
Miss Il Fielder, do do. butter.
:. B Stokes. do. specimen Of cheese.
Dan'l O'Cain, do box harl soap.
Mrs L Grambling do home made bread
=" " Stokes, do yeast
AC Andrews do home made plain cake
&C Kcitt, do do fruit cake.
Miss Sallic Stokes, do do sponge do.
" Emily Scoviss do do rolls.
Mrs Robinson, do ornamental cake.
"E II Moorcr, do ctndlcs.
Tw Albcrgott; TO bread &c not by
housckccpcr.
Mrs Ann Andrews, do roast pig.
Srra,mcats
Miss NJ A,bcrrotti, best jelly (applc)
Sallcy MOTIFS w P'S"S'''' Vs.
m.loD.)
Mrs Jamcs Stokes, do pcklos.
EJ Olivcros, do brandy peaches.
Miss " F Briggmann, DO cntsup.
Snlley Stokes, d. cordial
Ms W " Cutler, do marmalaic.
Adam Fielder, do canned fruits.
Miss Dora I.ariguc, I'd do jelly.
Mrs Blackman. do do preserves.
{" Oliyeros do do pickles
T Kohn do do brandy pcsc hes
&, Holman do do cntsup.
Miss Henrietta Moorcr, do do cordial
Mrs. james Stokes do do came fruits,
Miss l. Harley, best variety drici fruits :.
NIL Baldwin, do sample honey in comb .
DR. " + Barton, do wine (scupp rnoaS
Miss Sallic Stokes, 81 do no (wil.l gr.S7c)
Mrs Adam Fielder. 81 do d, BLACKBERRY
GB Sallcy do viucgar. y
Augustrs Fischer, do collection liquors
wines AMI cigars.
Mrs 4 II Zimmerman, b.st crystalihcd
fruit.
"GD kcitt, ID do do
Mrs James Stokos do do preserve, p.t-
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There is curious prescription in En- G.
land for the cure Of drunkenness, by which
thousands are said to have ben assisted in
recovering themselves. The Necipe came
into notoriety through tho etfots of John
Vine Hall, father Of Rev. NcwmahIIall AMI
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buttons.
Poultry and Dogs.

C 81 McMi cEacl, bess trio gamo cocks.
Mrs W r Muller, best trio Cochins.
David Sallcy, best tr 10 hantums.
M.s S Bowman, trio barn yard fowls.
CAl McMichncl, best single game cock
Y M Wolfe, I'd do do
Robinson, best pair turkeys.
Jude Robinson, best pair ducks
Frnnk Kcnnerly, best pair geese.
Mrs W I Muller, 2i best pair turkeys.
LR Bcckwith, I'd best pair ducks.
Mrs W Muller, I'd best pair geese.
II j Jcffords, best carrier pigeons.
10 do routers.
&c McKewn, do tumblcrs.
Master Geo Muller, bcs, light Dramas.
D d An,lcy, best dog.
Fine Arts and Miscellaneous.
Will Warrington, best crayon portrait.
W NJ lIutson, best original water color
drawing.
Miss Agnes lennon, best crayon drawing
" Abbic NJ lIutson. pencil drawing.
(" Fannie Seclye, hanging basket
y OTIlHl, Dtst IaiHic'to oaoHc''
Norman Bull, bracket and photograph
frames.
DR. A C Dukes, hest cologne.
Mi IS Ella C Nettlcs, best perforated Ia mp
shades.
Phillip Kohn fire screen in wafer col ors.
Iloming.
RA Board, I(whitc,) two-horse plowing
JF White (col. TWO horse pluwing.
A NJ Sallcy, (whitc.) one horse plowing.
London seabrook, (coU one horse plowing
Farmers Club or Grange exhibiting lnrg
est nu mbcr of articles, Orange Grange.
Samples cf Crops.
N NJ Snllcy, best bushcl of Corn.
L r Bcckwith, best red wheat.
DR. f Frcdrick, best rico.
LR Deckwth, best peas.
JJ Salley, best red oats.
CP Connor, best pindcrs.
W w Cutler, best sweet potatoes.
Mrs. Jns. Stokes, best Irish potatoes,
J ID Smoke, best sample of flour.
RIP Antlcy, best so lbs of meal.
O Evans, best grist.
Geo B Saley best sorghum syrup.
Vim. Is Smiley, sugar cane.
DrW Barton, best county raised tobac-
CO.
John Amakcr, best indigo.
Mrs II L Smoke, best bale Of cotton.
DR. W + Barton, I'd best.
RP Antlcy, best ] doz stalks of cotton.
Adam Fielder, best wool.
James II Fowles, best bale Of hay,
II L Smoke, best pea vine hay.
Dan'l O'Cain, best ohufas.
Mrs D Smoke, best sugar.
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The State of South Carolina
OnASuEBuRd COUNTY,
Real Estate for Sale Unler Foreclosure Of
Mortgage.
Wrottcn s; Stcadman)
vs.
Bartlett Tyler.

Bartlett Tyler.
BY virtue OF the power invested in ls VIC
Will sell at Orangeburs q. II. on the l.t
Monday in December n .xt within .h, lcg.l
hours Of sale. One tract of land, Property
of Bartlett Tyler, containing. (4O0) four
hundred acres more or less. lying and being
in the County and State aforesaid in tho
Fork of Edisto. and bounded on the North
by lands of G. L. Dowing, East by land. OF
\ p. Gui, South by lands OF R,dc.ilfs
Walker. and West hy l.a L; of 4. u. DOW
ing
Terms Cash. Purchasers to pay for
papers.
WKOTON & STEADMAN,
In Liquidation.
Graham, S. C. Nov. Gt! 1874.
nov Z 1874 ct
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" r Smith, best gowE.
Mrs Wilson, best mattress.
"IG Kcitt,.b est infant's dress.
Miss Henderson, log cabin quilt.
Carrie Guignard patchwork do
Fancy Work.
Mrs W Scovill best sofa cushion.
Miss Rebecca Badger, nctted ,nble cover.
Lena Jeffords, crochet tidy.
Nj ]. Bates, box tatting and sewing.
Mrs Van Dyke, best nctted work.
I" A Govan Salley, best worsicd slip
pers.
Miss Minnie Gilmore, best worsted cro-
chct
Mrs Dantzlcr, best silk tic tatting.
Miss S Stokes, best ietting tidy.
Ella Merritt, best embroidered yoke
w Wolfe, best do pillow
cases.
Mrs & i sallcy, best embroidered dress.
X Robinson, best infants cloak.
Miss S Connor, best brading.
Mrs f FishLurnc, best transfer work.
Miss A + IIouck, best pin cushion.
(" Agnes Dibblc, bost beaded hold, 3.
&c Porchcr, best feather flowers.
F" Kate Gillilaud, hest shell work.
&C Agnes Hcunon, best wax work.
&c Lizzie Elliott, best resin fruit.
" Agnes lennon, best collection fancy
work.
NiuDic IInrtzOc (nny'S tnlmn.
Mrs ID G Rowe, infants dress
Miss NJ Briggmnnn, sofa cushion.
Mrs 7 o Dawson, crochet tides.
Miss Belle Harvey, embroidered gown.
Machinery and Manufactures.
Bull, Scovill & Pike, Winship cotton gin.
JG McKcwn, Agent Wheeler & Wilsoa
sewing machine.
a NJ Snllcy, best plow stock.
w V Izlnr, best cnbinet woods.
Jude Robinson, best farm gate
do do do fence.
Mrs J V Glover, best what not.
II Riggs, best double buggy.
LIS Connor, hest single buggy.
do do wagon.
Watt & Call, best one and TWO horse turn
plo#s.
NJ !. Baldwin, h,st half sweep.
j T. Adger..& Co.. best harrow, (rotnry)
DR. W Barton best seed planter.
EA Fnirey, best reaper and mower.
j + Adgcr & Co., best OK yoke.
WI lnubnit, best cotton baskets.
Watt & Call, best scraper and sweep.
PG Cannon, best specimens knife blades.
l. Way, u years old, best model rice
bcntcr.
w Prusner, best tanned leather.
Jude Robinson, best dressed lskin with
wool on it.
Ira Hart, best dressed deer skin.
Geo S Hacker & Co, L Rams dale, Agent,
best panel door,
DIX Norris, best resin.
RI Way, best brick.
II W Murphy, best shingles.
Mrs NJ Bull, best fc cathGr fan.
W A Glover, best fly brush.
Goldsmith & Son, Mr. Barbor, Agent, best
cotton tic Ct tic.)
DR. 4 NJ Snilcr, best set Of teeth
best ladies hronch anl
buttons.
Ioultry and Dogs.
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| stated:
CnAnLEsrcS, S. C. Oct. 81 1874
| REV. ALoNzo WEnsrEn,
Ornngeburg SO, Ca,
DEAR Srn-wc have received Jour late
favor asking q confirmation Of your state
ments with respect to the claim against Nj
X, Delaney placed in our hands for colicc-
ton by you and the trustee: Of the Wtsle-
yan Society of Johns Island, The facts of
the case are briefly these.
In March 1871 Telcmachas Bayn,r'l the
treasurer of the Wesleyan Society departed
this life intestate, having in his possession
funds of the Society to the amonnt of two
hundred dollars. With this amount and
subsequent savings and collections it wns
the Socicty's intention to build n small
church.
In May 1871 Delaney was appointed on
of the appraisers of Baynard's estate. AMI in
the discharge of his official duties he found
ut the house of the deceased a package en-
Funds belonging to the Wesleyan Society Of
| Johns Islnnd."
Instead of delivering this money to the
trustees, who claimed it, Delaney carried ii
to Charleston, and as he asserts in his an
swsr, invested it with money Of his own
in claims against the County Of Charleston.
Delaney has frequently promised to pny
all damage resulting from his confess, d
error in taking his money, and nj or last
interview with him in August nn agreement
was concluded by which in consideration of
our staying proceedings, he was to discharge
this debt in quarterly payments beginning
on the drst day Of this month. UP to this
moment, we have neither seen nor heard
from him with respect to this matter. We
| aro
Very truly yours.
Campbell & Whalcy.
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FOR SALE

That fine two story STORE and LOT ON
Church Street, lately occupied by tho
Citizens Savings Bank AMI Mr.. Kirk.
Robinson, fronting Court House Square
Terms reasonable. Apply to
JOHN u. STROMAN Esq, or to
lZLAR g. DIBBLE.
Orangeburg S. C.
oct. 10 1874 3m.
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Silvano and the Royal Marrionettcs.
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Delaney and Church Funds.

The following letter hus been received
from Mcssrs- Campbell & Whalcy of Char
lesion in reference to the statement nude by
DR.. Webster confirming the Doctors stat C.
ment that said Delaney hal taken the fun'l s
and has not made payment rs heretofore
statcl:
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ThassEAhgfving Proclamation.

WAsnINGroS, October 90.
The following proclamation was promul-
gated to-day:
ny TuE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES OF
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REV. AL0Sz0 WEBSTER,

Cn.nLEsrcx, S. C. Oct. 81 1871.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-15
NEW YORK.
The Spanish Vessel AripeleS
Reefcd Within Sight of
Brooklyn.

NEW York, January li.-The Span.
ish iron-clad, Aripeles, has for several
days past been moorcd 1T the ordinance
dock Of the navy yard, taking aboard
the guns which had been unshipped
preparatory to entering the dry docks
for repairs. Yesterday the last gun
was hOisted aboard aud this morning,
with steam up, she left the navy yard
with the intention of proceeding to sea.
On getting clear of the dock, and be-
fore under control, she drilted down
with the tide, which was within u
foot of its being at It's full,
and at S o'clock, stern foremost, she
struck ON II reef within one hundred
yards Of the Brooklyn shore between
the bridge and Gold street. The YES
sells screw Is unframed but 1t has not
been ascertained whether she is serl-
ously injured. The inference is, as
she merely drifted to her present rest
lug place. that she cannot be injured to
II great extent. There are hopes of
getting her of, with a full tide, late
this afternoon
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WASHINGTON.
Disabilities RemOyed.--ArrlYal
of the Durell Committee.
Additional NOmlna'
lions.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-the Sem
ate passed bill to remove the poilti-e
cal disabilities of William steele, OF
Texas.
Mr.. Stevens has boldly announced
that had he been present yesterday, he
would have voted against the repeal OF
the salary bill. ,.
Mr.. Davis is withheld.
The Durell Committee have arrived
They were engaged ten days taxing
evidence, which is coming by express.
The committee expect that on fIiuay
they will be ordered to have their
notes extended and the evidence print
ed in which case the Judiciary Com,
mittee will not be ready 10 report
within three weeks. The mission vi
the sub. committee was simply 10 take
evidence, they will make no report. IL
is intimated the charges are not stls-
tanned. There seems to have oeeh eA-
,cessiye charges in bankruptcy IN some
eases. but it is claimed it is within tlie
Judges discretion, and not ordered i'll
his own interest. -. ho
The following nominations nave
been made: Robert w. Hug hes, qnl-
ted States Judge for the Eastern DIS Us.
trict of Virginia; Myers, Attorney =
General for the Southern District OF
Florida: Purnell, Marshal for Western
Texas; George Crook, Brigadier Cen
eral; Nomena Bonzano, Surveyor
General of Louisiana; Mcclure, Collec-
tor for the Second District of Missis-
sippi; McKenna, Postmaster AT ohre'e
port.
In the House bill passed mhkihs
some regulations az to the hoi9ing VI
the United States courts, the adJourn-
ment of the same, the travelling ca
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pensos Of the Judges, the ccrllhcatIon
OF transcript, the prosecution Of Mar
shNls, ctc
The House meets Wednesday aud
Thursday nights TO hear u eodlicatIon
Of tho laws,
The naval appropriations was re-
sumed and u general debate followed
AFTER which the House adjourned,
. IN Tie Senate memorial from the
New York Chamber Of Commerce,
about establishing nautical schools, aud
asking for vessels and n detail OF 0lll-
GERS rs Instructors, was introduced.
The memorial complains of the neil-
cheney OF the merchant marine service,
An amendment 10 the postOnlce law
was proposed, disseminating mails
where the receipts do not cover hnlf
Tie expenses,
The finance question was resumed
and Mr., Schurz made an elaborate
speech,
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Order Restored at Barcelona
Marching Against the
CarlistS.
Resignation OF the Attorney
General OF Mexico.

MADRID, January l4.--The govern
ment denies that the trouble Mt BARGE
Iona was serious, and announces that
order has been restored in that city.
A portion of the force which took
part in the siege Of Carthagena has
marched against the Carlists.
MArAMoRAs, January 1.-THE right
of trial by jury has been established III
the State of Tamaulipas in criminal
cases, the law having beer, Proclaimed
with great solemnity by the evil ana
military authorities in the Plaza
Iurv trials have heretofore been UNI
known to the laws of Mexico. -, .
The Vose Publica announces that
Leon Guzman, the Acknowledgement
of Mexico, has resigned because he was
not in accord with President Laredo III
his administration of the National goy'
eminent.
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TELEG RAPHIC
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM AUSTIN.
Governor Davis Refuses 10
Recognize the Fourteenth
Legislature.
Joint Committee Appointed 10
Confer On The Course 10
BE Pursued.
Committee Appointed TO Walt
On the Secretary Of State
10 Obtain the Election
Returns.
No Proceedings OF Importance
In The Senate Yesterday.

Especial Dispatch to THE DAILY HERALD
AUSTIN, January II.
The Senate met, but there was no
proceedings Of importance,
II. G. Davidson, Senator elect from
the Sixteenth District, declines to be
qualified. His communication was
referred.
Tho committee to wait on the Gov
ernor reported that he would reply at
IL o'clock.
The Senate adjourned until 3 p. NJ.
In the House, Rev. ]. f. Hillyer was
elected chaplain.
Messrs. O'Neal, Epperson and Har-
ris were appointed to wait on the Sec
rotary of State and request the returns
of the last election for Governor and
Lieutenant-Governor, and on the con-
stltutional amendments, rs he had
failed to make said returns on the first
day of the session, as required by law.
Adjourned till 3p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Governor Davis refuses to recognize
the 18th Legislature. A joint commit
tee was appointed to confer together as
TO what course to pursue.
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MANAGEMENT.

The drawing of gifts and payment OF the
same will he under the supervision and con-
troll of the following gentlemen:
MAJOR S. J. ADAMS, of Adams & Leon
ard.
CAPTAIN W. IL. CASTOR, of CASTOR &
Thomas.
MAJOR II. V. ToMPKINs, of Tomp-
kns Il Litttened.
CAPTAIN W, l.. MURPHY, of Prathcr &
Murphy.
COLONEL JOHN KERR, President of Dali
las County Bank.
CAPTAIN JOHN W. SWlNDEILS, HER
AID office.
GENERAL JOHN j. GOOD, Attorney at
Law.
II. p, AUNSPAUGH, Cashier Of CITY Bank
BEN. LONG, Mayor of Dallas.
\. SANGER, ESD, Of Sanger & Bros. E