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ameni article 1888 of the Revised
& " = Riutes Of Inc Safe.
Sc sior Tefren reported favorably
on SeBa'e bill No. =, to diminish the
evil ard CRIMINAL jurisdiction of the
county curt Of Limestone county;
also, izVorsbly on Senate bill No. =,
tn amend section ! of '.Act TO dimin-
III the-sivfl and criminal Jurisdiction
of the 10 Inty courts of certain cou, =
ties;" also, reported that the President
o the Senate has the power 10 accept
me rendered resignation of Senat u
Lane as one of the committee appoint
Ell last session TO investigate land
frauds, ana 10 appoint another.
Senator Ledbetter reported fayora-
bly, on Senate bill NJ. -, Ia smerd
section s of An sct regulating The
government OF the Agricullu;a. ami
MechznlcSI colitg OF rsx4s."
Senator Guy made 5 favorable re-
port on House bill NJ. e., to validate
the titles To land reserved from loc4-
ton or patent al the tine titles we've
issued there
Senator Ford reported favorabiy on
House bIllNo. 80, to equal Re the pay
Of all military and ponce companies
called into the service of The State.
A message was received iron the
Governor. asking an amendment to
he law regulating penitentisries, so as
10 make the sppolI tnel OF one or
more assistant also, the passage OF q
law regulating the proceedings by quo
tcdrrdntOy' also, asking an amend
ment OF the present law, so as to
60 Let rents of those that en-
l-ctsi school lands, or pubic lands
Of any sort; and the passage of a law
to give to the Agricultural and. Me-
chsHicsl College the use Of such dupli-
cate specimens in the geological collec-
lions now in the Safe Lab AIRY rs can
be spared thsrefrOm."
Sen IT Houston introduced j INT
resolution providing that one half OF
the clerical force IN the Comptroller's,
Treasurer's. and Land Office may be
females and instructing these tficials
TO employ the said assistance in their
resptc Give offices.
Senator Martin introduced q bill to
regulate the practice of medicine, sur
gerry and pharmacy. Referred.
Senator Storey il t:oduced bill to
prescribe the remedy and regulate tls
proceedings by quo warranto.
Senator Burnett introduced a bill
supplementary to an act to provide foI
the reorganization of the Stale peni-
tentiaries. Referred. .-....
The resolution Of Senator McCul-
loch. t. raise. q committee to report
what bills should be considered, was
| lost. o.. si .--- .,...-,.
Senator Ford introduced bill to
attach the unorganlzsd county Of La
Sale to the, County of McMullen for
surveying purposesu1ds ste.fs sa.l g
Sent, bill u Establish a court OF er-
rors was passed. . ..4
Senator Z wards introduced re-
port, resolution and bill III regard t.
the public printing. s.-
p Senator Houston was excused until
tomorrow. AZ e.I,.s. -.fs.....
Senate adjourned until $780, NJ.
| [Note-The Senate had night st S.
sion, but it was impossible TO obtain {
report in time for publication. RE
Porter 1g1 Do .. .'-.a ".'l f-'
L
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SINCE the Houston mob is to have q
fellow hanged at last-the negro who
assissinated his wife-this abuse OF
executive clemency will have an end.
Il doesn't signify who is put TO death
before the horrible grinning throng,
and peace will reign in thai delightful
latitude. Why not erect guillotine
aud have some infamous wretch
put to death every morning to
a2pease the THIRST of that people for
bloodi The supply of knaves, who
might be properly exterminsted must
be abundant wherever such hooting
throngs exist as that which grew furi-
Gus because no blood was spilled by
the decree of executive ciemency.
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and with premedI,a'ion sf ugh, s Dei :
sonsl difficulty with MIR. Coleman, the
fact should be established. and An end
be put to these damaging repOrrs.
That q lawgiver, oCc ipying 81 high :
p position, would willfully disregard IN,
Law upon "ur statute books regarding
the carrying of concealed deadly
weapons, without sufficient Cause,
should he proven before it is accepted
as fact,
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REsARnINs The personal difficulty
bet~een. Speaker Cochran and Mr..
Coleman, il may be said that it rejects
no credit upon sTexss lSwgisess that
the Speaker OF the House Of Represen-
teives would allow a difference con-
ceruing PsFhaipsat4fy, usage to Lead
him 70, eFHl himsell with q pist,l, - u
cuVrepsl q stated, aud then To seek q
diilisuity in tzs Cspftol. Ii viii be
accept9f abPAd. = Ro~ever unjust as
an index to he chAacisr pfGrexsa LAM
givers, and viii do sthss ststs.sinfl-
mite harm il .ssise lsyes'a6f iAG-zbd-
|ase1 Seopls or al .ehadtfiek. II j
he sSGtfae, ana 's Ne hope s5 Il * :
that Mr.. Cochran armed himself
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tened On Us by oarpet-bagism. did I OF
mNi lin its scho Is or academies.
Nov heshave n,ithers The people, IS
stated by cit!ztBs Of Mr.. Johnson's
district, have been made impotent and
incapable by the Ss els intIye. ton.
They have been paid to think they can
so nothing without the Intervention Of
the public treasury. A proper and
.. iiicIen'" system Of lee schools Is
one which affects the orphaned and
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. Two hundred and seYenty-one stu
dents attend Rotations At Trinity UNI
vsrsity, Tebuacans. Texas w. l.
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in their ewa way. and were it not for
the pFemiom offered Tor : mean school
b. the State they would have > GOOD
one in every neighbOEhood in which
one of them hives IN Texas.
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EYKHIEG SESSION.

Ths unfinished business was resumed
and after much consideration the bal
I was passed. The minimum amount 81
lowed to be sold To one person is 16t
acres and the maximum - three sec
tons. The minimum price for al
classes il q xed 1t one dollar per acre
The bill requiring collectors to setil,
promptly with receiving officers WA
taken up with 8 mate amendments.
A motion to concur, made by Mr.
Clemens. was carried.
The bill is 3 tight one upon :az col
lectors. making them guilty Of felonJ
in certain cases.
senate bill No. As, amendingfo-
bill passed 81 the regular sessie6tst-
for the printing Of The R-yi6f iva
uies. and for the codi6catsG,or. was
passed At the present 20, Poned
taken up, and on mo-, fInt the
till Wednesday with
To. bin pro,is4g 90. ~ s.s ssssn
tion Of lsud soa for 1me bsiers
no. Il, orsxsiss that an desiring 70
the ,ime' 81 pines an Pc 70 "a % By
redeem jamie shah " ed 20 tia c-Inly
paving tl,e snss re2een sold
where tae la.d lion, the House =
Psna'-s dlsx 4. Wednesday.
so-snsd 70 3
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TFERE was not last SuDusy single
member of Congress from Maine III
Washington. The Greenbsckers have
frightened them aud they fed to their
districts TO check the food OF Demo :
rscy and Greenbsckism which thre, L
ems to overwhelm the State.
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PETER CoOPER,s DODGE.

Peter Cooper is one of the shrewdest
chiefest of the moneybags down
q. He is supposed ID be worth
by millions. Therefore the stand
joke, we suppose(0, about Peters
nee. But Peter is the rock, the hard
''stone" - on which the
56nback party builds it's church. He
Wondrous shrewd, and, if old, ex-
rs to live many years. He's grieY-
mortgage. He has lent millions
pm real estate in his time. He has
en, until recently, contractionist.
has bought, under the foreclosure
mortgages, millions of property for
than half millions in gold. He
made, is is stated, five dollars in
peIty, IS valued when the mort
kes were executed, for each dollar
ginally loaned. Peter and countless
usands like him who have been
ding on property OF Northern and
stern cities, now own more realty
n was ever monopolized by capital.
hety-o hundredths of all money
rowing mortgages have been or
soon be foreclosed, and the
hdholders and lenders having re-
Jed property values to the
d standard and having bought
these prices would now reverse the
cess. Peter Cooper leads the way,
owns the land of cities and eouL-
bought at mortgage sales, and
bid sell at an enormous profit.
enbackers and Democracy, impov-
bed by contraction, never think
much they who have bank
ted the country by means of con-
ssional folly and Sherman's thumb
W will be again enriched by this
,posed indefinite expansion of the
- - Our city lots and
ns everywhere, Bought in at trus-
B. execution sales will be quadrupled
aaiable value by the Greenbackers'
mph. When they have doubled
volume of currency, they will have
billed twice or thrice the market
ne of real property, and as they
hight for one-fourth and sell for four
es the gold value, profits will be
rwhelmingly great and their gain
loss of the msundering idiots
lin thrust downward more ruin
ly than ever before into the depths
hopeless poverty. We are some-
81 afrSid of Peter Cooper's crowd.
b may be honest and viit1ous and
Ted to the many and eminently
Iotic, but we see clearly how he
they have practiced upon the
lntry's woes and gathered great
alth while the multitude became
etchedly poor. Such plunderers Of
Country join the G:eenbackers,
} the process they practice is so
hpls and patent to the dullest OBJ
yer of the course otevents, that sane
bple only contemplate il sorrow the
Aesion of an impoverished multi
e to the venerable Peter, whose IN
ity never forgets to circle about the
sk-gold bearing quartz -on which
cared the splendid structure of his
losaal fortunes.
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NOTICE.

Lost-UnlOcAted balance certificate No 1854.
iShS t'T asn SS square varaz, issued by C,In-
missioner of tho Gen, raj Land Orics To Iureph
O'Seill. Assigue NJ Il ~ amln- Noble and urs;
81 -se certificate No 2S9 for one-' bird OF league
of land. Issued by the land board Of MaIaror "a
county Ia John r Cockill. assignee OF A'chi.
bald W. BARS IL not heard ~ within ninety
days will apply TO the proper officer for dn,'li
Gates mrl VI ". A. MILLER,
April 81, 1879, Agent for owners.
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the action OF the Governor in
sending the assistant superintend-
ent to lnvestig I, the MATER, is all
that should be done now.
The Committee on Judicial District
asked that tine bill regarding time o
holding court in the Second judi
cisl District do pass
The Committee on Education re-
ported fav0rsbiy on the bill providing
for normal school at Prairie View
(Alta Vista), Waller county Also
unfavorably on report providing for a
reorganization of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College.
The pending business was resumed,
and motion to fix minimum price OF
lands at fifty cents, was tabled.
Mr.. Stiles amendment to adopt
$3.50 was reJected, and finally the
price of arabic land was left at the
minimum price OF one dollar; pasture
lands fifty cents. 1t was agreed that
not more than GAO acres should be sold
20 one person and that the county
,urts should appoint commissioners
instead of the Governor.
The House adjourned until 0 A NJ
Tuesday.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS,


being the bill providing for sale of a.
ternate school sections, was resumed.
Pending motion TO limit the sale OF
pasture lands to GAO acres TO one per-
son, Mr.. Coleman al Ike that the resu-
lar order be suspended five minutes,
which being agreed to, he presented
| report of Finance. Committee Offering
bill supplementary and amendatory
OF bill making approprlAt ons for the
State government for the years ending
March l, 1879, and February %, 1881.
T lie bill, with majority and minority
reports, were ordered printed. Uader
this bill the lool appropriation is to
b, considered.
| Mr.. McComb asked for the suspen-
sion of the regular business, anu in
troduced bill regarding the sale of
lands for taxes and purchased by the
State. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tie No. 2.
Mr.. johnson Of Colorado had moved
to amend the bill by allowing the sale
| of five sections, to which Mr.. Cause
presented opposition. Mr., Causes
amendment was lost, and 80 was
Mr.. Johnson's, by vote oil "a TO AZ
and 81 to As.
The Speaker signed the bill amend
ing ninth section of ''An act to estab-
lish the tenth, twelfth, thirtieth,
twenty eighth and twer ninth judi
cIal districts, and providing the APP
pointment of judges for the twenty
eighth, twentJ -linth and thirtieth
districts"
By resolution of Mr.. Flewellen, the
courtesies of the House were ext :nded
to Gen. j. b. Robertson, and to Hon.
Joel Robinson, both Texss veterans.
Mr.. Smith of Titus moved 10 amend
the bill by allowing the sale Of three
sections TO one person. sO8F sz
A motion to put the minimum at
eighty acres was lost
The amendment II put the maxi
mum at three sections was Adopted.
Ayes al; Noes 80.
Mr.. Goodson moved to reconsider
the action Of the vote jnst taken.
The COMMITTEES on Taxation report
ed favorsbly on the bill reducing oe-
cupatiOn taxes.
Adj lurned to meet at P. N
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r OST.
IL
unloca,ed ba' ance headlight cert hcate No .
for Isl acres OF land issued 10 X. T. Rtrhie hy
the Commissioner OF Grncral Land Ofiicr, on
Augu.t Y, 1853; and unconditional certificate
No. S55 issued for so acres to joel G,lheIt by
The land board uf Montgomery county. u moi
heard OF within ninNiy days will spply To the
proper Officer for Duplicates Of same.
W. A. II. MILLER.
ie25wqw Agent iar owners.
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RvFSINe SESSION.

Tho Cpmmitte on Printing reported
in favor OF An additional appropriation
for publishing the Revised Statutes. T,
Commits on StockraisiDg reported
favorabiy ON bill revising Statues.
article 1870 to 45Sl, inclusive, title 73.
chapter. s.....i
Committee ON Revenue and Taxation
reported fayorabIy on House bill No.
Messrsyt Gather, Miedgtn, Grant
and j. p. Brown submit ed n minority
report against reducing the rate Of
taxation TO 30 cents instead OF fifty,
because tie report Of the Comptroller
shows that zach redu:;io0 cannot be
made and pay exFenses-
COMMITTEES on State Affairs repaired
favorabiy on the bill su-borizing the
TREASURER Is keep SPECIAL deposit se-
count with the Land Office.
5Committee on Internal Improve
ments reported unfkyorably % grsnuDg
extension Of time 10 railroads-
Committee on PeniienliAIies asked
t1kt the bill providing Tor = q TtAin OF
s1nlzxai6l o. The PenilentlArles and
aegotiSfiog lheir mAnaeemsnt do not
paaa- .Alsa lat The Commits had
e0nsIdered ahe GsvernoEs message, re-
pardIng the kiIline OF cODvlcts
In Wood ccsnsy, ana regarded
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DIR. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY

reduces radical cures OF the Of cafarTh
o matter Of how long standing. The liquid rssnsdJ
HRcE's Douche. This q the only form Of instsli-
oent yet invented with which nuid medicine can be
aFried HIGH UP and PERKxcTLY APPIIED % ali
arts Of the Affected nasal passages, and the eau.-
era or cavities communicating herewith, In which
ores and ulcers frequently exist. and from which
he catarrhal dlscharge generally Prceeedz lis a.s
pleasant and easily understood. from dtrrc1.eas
ceompanying each Instrument DIR. fllE5 a.
srrh Remedy cures recent attacks Of scfla - ths
nf 20 use, containing strong or eaasiic ssGk %
pisonA cat4rTh Renedy and Dguehe sid - d.,
.nsary aud Is1slids Hctel. B1GsIo. 4. \.
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DEER 3 CENTS ami tn hest of liquors At 10
ID cents = drink 81 the ull Cattle kxch ,nsc.
iva Twin
I OST.
Hsadr Oh, certificate No IS. issued by the
district Court OF Hons county To the heirs ot
James II. Calison, June IS, lSi2
n not heard from IN - days, application will
be made TO the proper anthoLlty for duplicate
N. q. SHELLY. for owners.
April l. 1879 Nald
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4 DKPAETkEHr I
PO.7eC. Aal 10. Ial9.

| q DKPAETnEHr
Po-7oc. MAJ 10. isgs.
| Washin1-1S
G|eeeivsd Al the Contract OF
%spsrtmeut unih ,. N. af JaIy ls
%e-nyinz The mail. Of the United states.
5a the routes. Aad according To the sebsdals
Of arrival and departure specified By The aep.n.
nsnt. in the State Of rsra. from
os'es'r !. 1879. to s... so, Isss.
iA''' q rOuis' win seA.s at: arrival. ..a
iepAHrrs'. ins'sHet'oas to ladsr.. VITA form.
o. eoniF.ei. and bonds and All Other nses...r,
Afo'n-iion sili Be furnished upoB .pO,.e.,,on
Q he Second Assistant Postmaster General
>. N. KEY,
Hs'aiassw Postaa.ssr Gsnsrsi-
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AUSTIN. July /, 1879

A mt ssage from the Senate announced
the passage of Senate bill No. SO, ex-
empting horse racing for over $50
yards; Senate bill No. AZ. "An act to
amend article 1862, chapter 10, title
10, of the Revised Statutes :" Senate
bill No. 81, IAN act to provide for an
! ad valorem assessment on sleeping,
dining room and parlor cars, repeating
the law passed ut last regular session."
Senate bill No. 90. IAN act TO amend
article 1857 and 1859 inclusive, OF Code
OF Criminal Proceedure;" House bill
No. 80, "An act to amend section 60
of IAN act providing for the organiZI-
ton of the State. penitentiaries aud to
:gulate the manage ment of convIcts;' '"
House bill No. 10, IAN act To better
provide for the PROM accounting for
and payment of public moneys, by col
;tors, to receiving officers;' Senate
uhl M. D, prescribing school funds,
W, 8 signed by the Speaker.
A message was received from the
| Governor and read. 1t asks for legis-
lation regulating penitentianes for the
| appointment of some assistant supeTin-
tenden.s, the camps being scattered 80
much over the State as to render it i'm
possible for one assistant to visit them
as required by law, and humanity re-
quires close inspection AS ID the treat
ment of convicts. The Governor says
80 put man or boy who is not used
to work In wood chopping camp and
re quire him To do good days work
In The heat OF summer and In the cold
of winter is simply to kill him, with
out an accident, as is well attested 10y
the graveyards. Sill the lessees can
not be expected to feed and clothe them
without their working at something
that will make profit" The Governor
also asks for law defining what build
ings shall be constructed within the
walls of the East Texas Penitentia' y
so that by the meeting Of the
next Legislature the State may
DE ready 10 provide for must
if not all of the convicts within the
walls of the penitentlaries. He urges
the Legislature to protect convrcts
from "willful and unwarranted out
RACES committed by guards. He also
gu gests the passage of law regulat-
ing the proceedings by quo ~arranto.
He would have law allo wing the col
lection of rents off of school lands OF
| public lands of any sort where used.
Ii, also sugges tlst the Agricultural
and Mechanical College be allowed the
use OF duplicate specimens now in the
State geological cOllet tions.
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CsII !, twelfth, tWenty-elSn twenty
ninth and thirtieth judicial districts,
was taken up and passed.
''An act to amend articles 1867,
10. 8 aud 1859 of the Code Of Crimi-
nal Procedure, y wee passed. 4s
Senator Davenport introduced bill
to amend section one Of "Ad aci
to diminish the civil and criminal
Jurisdiction of the county courts Of the
several counties" Referred TO Judi
ciary Committee No. l.. $500.
Senator Swain reported favorably on
House bill 'tTo amend An act te au
thorlze the Governor, Attorney Cen
eral and Superintendent of the Peni-
tsntiary to contract for conveying con-
vIcts from the place where sentenced
70 the penitentiary. "~ ia Ears
Senator Swan reported on the sub
ject of the Governors, message in re-
gard 10 the penItentiary, and also the
resolution of the Senate TO raise . con :
mittee to Ell quire into the condition OF
the penitentIsrY, and alleged crHelties
in the various camps, that these mat
tiers should be attended to by the assist
ant superintendent of the penitentiary.
Senator Terrell reported two substi-
tutes for Senate bill No. s., 10 amend
section % Of final title of an act to
adopt and establish the REVISED Civil
Statutes; and also amending section
Of an set 70 adopt and establish the
Penal Code and Code Of Criminal
Procedure. The substitnt were
adopted, rules suspended add bills
passed. ,t...
Adjourned tili Q A. n. tomorrow.
AUSTIN, Jelly !, 1873.
Senate met ct Q A. ~; quorum pres
ent; prayer by DR.. Chaplain, the chap
lain. - s-sf.s 5000 III sl.I
Senator Stewart reported fAy0rbly
on Senate bill No. =, TO amend chap-
Ter 5. title Is OF the Code Of Criminal
Procedure, relating 70 costs paid bl
by counties: also, favorably on the
act 10 provide for tbs tnn.fsr oi
ildgmenls rendeFed N lhes eOgptI
courts, when the civil and cEiminaI
Jurisdiction, or either, has been trans
lerred to the district eonIts; also,
iavorAbly on senate bill No =, e