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XEllTH LEGISLATURE.
FOURTEENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
n Special uOuse Committee ON APP.
P0riiOnnent Appointed Other
Proceedings of ths Bay in
the senate and H0use-Sev-
eral Important Meas
uFes Introduced.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Special to the Herald,
Austin, Jan. 26.-The senate met pursuant
to adjournment.
Roll called quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading Of the journal was dispensed
with.
Senators Terrell, Duncan and Martin, Of
Navarro, we're excused.
Senator Davenport reported on senate
bills No, 72 and with amendment, recon-
mending their passage. Read the first time.
Senator LGne reported on senate bill No.
II, recommending its passage
Senator Lans introdu ed bill TO amend
section so, article 16 of the constitution.
Referred.
The senate went into executive session.
confirming tho appointment Of Spaight for
commissioner OF insurance.
Senator Cooper Introduced q bill amend
ing article 3OG6, revised statues. Referred.
Also II bill amending article 1880 revised
ststutes. Referred. Also bill amending
article 1850, revised statutes Referred.
The rules were suspended and the house
concurred in the resolution in regard to the
appointment Of committee TO visit the
penlteutlary.
A message was received from the governor
nominating j. w. Mddlebrook for assistant
superintendent Of the peuitentiary.
Senate bill No. 20, to prohibit and fix the
for J.. Il
taken up and read the third time and
passed.
a message was received from the governor
presenting tahuated statistical reports fr
one hunGred and three cousties, benl
swer from various county judges. g.
hundred copies were ordered printed.
Senator Patton reported on senate bill NO
70, recommending its passage Read the
first time. Also report on senate Joint re-
solution Nc. 10, recommending It's passage.
Read the first time
Senate bill No. q was taken up snd post.
porod.
Senate bill No 2G, acknowledgement rorulat.
iug gsai advertising, was uAen m mud read
the .md time, Bnd with the emergency
clause offered by Senator Buchanan, of
Wood, passed by u two thirds vote.
Ga notion of Senator Goouh the resolution
to orltc one hnldred copies ofth9 governors
mess5go Of statistical reports was recon
siGersd,
Senator G1och offered a substitute order
Inc 1000 extra copies Of the journal printed
A opted.
e,l..or Buchanan, Of Wood Introduced :
h3, HMendlng sHicles 4746, 4747 ard 4749 of
the rpy st.l StAtulG4 Eaiprrpd
IreleDale Went into ioiD. session with tho
house at l. 0'cioc,l and returned from ioint
st ,'oa at 1920 p, m.
Senator lane Introduced a bill 10 va date
the Nc.iols Of Iotaues puOiio. Referred.
S'ts,oc Buchanan, pl Ge,m9s, rtrutad On
senate bin No. %, Gndiug Tue same correctly
leIrlo3sed
sersio b,ll No. 81 was taken up, read the
second time ard eGgIossed.
esls,o b'!l Ne. w was taken up, read the
second tme and eDgrossCi.
pres senate ihen adjourned till 10 o o'cloclk
tomorrow.
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sau Aut0ntO Items

Special tome hf.ald.
San ArJooio, Jau. 26ARev. Mr.. Neal
the Presbyterian minister here, received cad
nows tc-isv Of tue death of his father at
Cc'sicOna, aged rs years. lie had been in re.
nsrkably good health until this severe win.
Ter. hr Neal Ned just flashed preparations
TO yisi. his taise-.
The Sunset road is making preparations
TO reduce hsigFt rates. This is ,ae FIRST
nuito he uegr completion Of Che lnterno
tonsl rrad
Rt,l estate Is adva 1c,og and transactions
are mlgec the1 Cor sevefalyeats past. Mos.
sil OF Toe vacant lots in the vicinity of the
International depot have been sold tor good
prc'h
Senator Goxeys success was hailed with
delight BY his many warn friends here,
though Mr.. rbroo morton has many ad.
mirers, who would be- glad to do him honor.
Tue lndiaps Yesterday attacked party Of
military telegraph rcpairers near Quitmsa,
and drove them back Onemule was killed but
NOBODY huyt A femgautof Vctoris's band
are reported TO be on this side Of the Rio
Grsnto, ara we may hear from them shsrtiy
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ITOuse.

nsnse vim No ,,o.,i...
q, "'"' WIS losl on 10
o. 81, an ,ne speaker, as lhe regular order
'VN.yt shuNe'N 70 uNlsl ta1 reading OF the
W. VIZ u "'s VehuiHs ~ Inc expiration of
ne las morni"g cur.
fr money OF mississippi, chairman Of the
oInV' t2 on posi0liicea aGd poslyueis, re-
s"'l'e1 "eo * 'Dn 'ss l'uli9.a olrect'ug TIA. the
c9mmiiee ~ e0qWre iato the egpsdiency
.'i e''aoNl,as teee aph postal
ls'ell uiuer 'he government Of toe United
e'a'es' eau siSo mo Tue COS gepicduong
iac s'lI'as lor transmitting agyaph mes
sasos equ" 10 'N'se now possessed by exist
'ns CO. 9"rS3ois, and tie cost Of operating
sns sS'hti ana granting TO the committee
ieNe 10 k'nd ior persons and papers. Re-
lef,su " lNe noG'e calendar.
MI b cNu'', cf lnd'sna, called up the
s''',.'' D pi"poslng JOINT fusc for count
"i ' sV''' = We
NlNl, OF 9eers'ai asked MI. Bick-
'T va W ,9l 10 ca !p ite contested
o',,l'ou case Oh t'es vs. hefun
n., r,e - .. MsssSS 'ustts' hoped tho
s7usifpsu wVn'9 ho' DO inai. 10 report
p 1n"E essi haa ilit been pratod and the
nous aouig should be allowed two or three daysto
A,,re some ume spent IN avain attempt TO
a D'l''e h1so'i'e ue'e.ulhsnon IN Ieierenca to
tne ''me 10 % consumed ia de9a'e, Mr..
oPeer gave "'l.ea Una 20 would es'l up the
pi'' ''N CASE lc morrow al1er Tue morning
A'W NJ. c.h, e.
MT Oopo, from the committee on appro-
pr,a.'Vhs , ,, repo.ied me District Of Columbia
arp 'oP aI'on bli, which was ordered print
gu I4 ano terommt'ed.,
NiS' blcNu.l' toeR demanded the previous
quteS'o9 oh tne Morgan electoral resolution.
,,oa ~ = Ooug9r' .. MleAlg'p, ra sed the ques-
mn MN .. eo,'s'igl stoh N livor OF Mr.. Field.
ine Yg.e Voc, py uvls'9n STOOD ll9to no in favor
VA ing Up lhe electgtai re o'utIon.
u meSsfS' enePheas, Felton and. Speer, Of
0e1rgla, vo'eu with Toe republicans
,oo. n 'eN DS yeas ava nays iesulied--yeas,
l'u my, "a IN isyor OF taxing up the cleo
.OtAi resolution Inns was strict party
VIZ eAuep' o, felton- Speer and Stephens,
VI. u, u9ViE \ VINO Voteu III tne negative with
sn1 .ne spaonet ~. y, lae greenessckers, La y
Inu = Stevenson % Vo'ea IN me affirmative, and
ies' lowe, hi sou, OF Nsrth Carolina,
mui..i, o'''e'"' weaver ana loakum IN the
"eSH.'gi W. n,,..p .;
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A Battle.

London, jar, 20. "A ST. Petersburg dis
paich TO Reuters telegram company this
evening says report has reached here thsl
General okoOelotFs forces have stormed
Peak Teppe. There are no d tails of the
action.
General Skobelof telegrsphs from Geek
Teppc, on the Oath instant announcing that
the Russians on that day captured Cock
Teppe and General Gietepe after nine hours
of desperate fighting, and that Tekke Turco-
mars are in full retrest. Theft loss, he says,
is enormous.
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Pennsyivnnin seuntorshIn

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 26,-The ninetieth
Intellectual ballot for United States senator
took place to- Jay, rs follows: Oliver s5;
Wallace, Sc; Grow, 81; Baird, l. McYeigh,
3; Snowden, /; Agnew, 1; Hewett, 4; Allison,
/; Curtin, 2. Adjourned I'll Tomorrow
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Dublin, Jan, 26.--As soon as the result Of
the state trials was known in Dungsrvin the
town was brilliantly lighted and bands
pAraded the Streets Mention Of tho
tsaverseys names was cheered, and the sur
rounding bills were abaae for twenty miles.
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Washington, Jan. 2s.--The president sent
tho following nominations to the senate to-
day: Stanley Matthew, of Ohio to be asso-
c'sle justice of the United Ststes supreme
court, vice Swayne, resigned; march, Martin
TO be sdryeyor-general of Florida.
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Tile TEXAS FARMER

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den5ation Of the sense and substance of such
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thOrlties, as NAV relGle to the | ,terasts and
Develo pnelt OF Texas, and the Prosperity snd
Progress of those Texans, more particularly,
whose Drain and Drawn are actively engaged
in the material advancement Of their state,
both in Agriculture and the Practical Arts
anu Trades.
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Special to thc Herald.
Houston, Jan. 26.-This afternoon a
passenger train on Bremond's east narrow
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Charleston, s. O., Jan. 26.--Advlcos: from
the interior Of the state report the heaviest
snow fall for fifty years
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Londss,Jsn. 26.--Itis oficislly announced
that Calais has cApitulsted.
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EFE1HSa s9ii,ss111SFs ISg71u--yg usFgz~Vf
..gSls. vsss, ] ,Issss::.-..1 :ss N ,
TO THE
PEOPLE OF TEXAS.
SANGER BROS"
Home Journal
A Monthly Repository of Useful In
formation, Good Taste and
Home Comfort.
1881,

Enlarged in size to Twelve Pages, Cut
and Stitched, Ready for Filing.
Improved by the addition OF -Four
Pages of entertaining aading matter for the
different members Of the family.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
Her First Step.

An old, hard working woman com
planned to the police yesterday, that
her only grandchild, a girl about six
teen years ofage, whom she had sup.
ported from her infancy, had left her
homo and could not be found. The
grandmother was old and decrepid,
and quite overcome with grief. Pro
ducing a picture and description OIL
the girl, the detectives found be-
standing on the corner of Main and
GayoSo streets. looking listlessly
about her. She wa dressed in ;
soiled and faded party costume, slip.
pers out at the toes, and an old SUI
bonnet. She was tired, worn ant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN,
3El Second "a reef. 1881,
Bailed Out.

The grocery keeper Tony Cazaretti'
who lives four miles out on the Pigeon
Roost road, and who is charged with
killing Lewis or David Crockett
(colored) some two weeks ago, has
been bailed out upon a bond of $4,000.
The trouble occurred in a dispute over
an account claimed by the grocer to
be sll. Sharp words led to fist shak-
ing by Cazaretti. Crockett slapped
the fist down, then walked out and
was followed by the groceryman.
There the quarrel was renewed; blows
succeeded, and next evening Crockett
died from the effects Of a fractured
skull.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
Police Points,

Pat McCardle, a crazy meudicant,
was locked up until he could be pro-
vided for.
Tie matter OF keeping records OIL
inquests is an important one, and wor-
thy Of mature consideration.
Two retail merchants had a FIST fight
yesterday, but made it up in court to.
day. The pugilist who gave the first
black eye owned up and was fued s..
Among the excursionists to New
Orleans was the cook at the station
house, a Spaniard, Who will no doubt
cheer the Chicks Justify when they
win. He went on deck, with a sack
Of salt for his couch.
Descriptions are now kept by the
chiefs secretary of all stolen property
reported, the record being kept open
to the inspection of detectives and
others, who will, by this means, have
their memories continually refreshed.
The COWS are no longer impounded
but many a pet William goat finds his
way to the enclosure. The pound
keeper is entitled to a dollar for each
animal, and the boys have a fort Of
philosophical way Of getting them for
nothing. AS they are allowed %
cents apiece, four of somebody else's
goats will do it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
LEDGER LTKEa.

--latest books daily at Williams's.
Crops are growing awfully thirsty.
LEDGER job printing Office, ID Mad
isOn street.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Read for sale column for bargain
in house and lot.
Two cents apiece is the way goose
eggs sell in this market.
The new stone pavement on Shelby
street has been completed.
Telephone Haherling, 2Sl Second,
for rubber stamps, stencils and seals.
Fresh country eggs, lOc per doz.
s. L. Moore & Co., Hernando and
Van.e.
Blank notes, printed on fine paper
and good style, for sale at the LEDGE
Office.
Five to one is about the average o.
wagers in favor Of the "Chicks" al
New Orleins.
Dog slayers cannot labor too hare
for the public good. The tribe neeC
thinning out badly.
1t makes a voter a~wfully mad L
present a bill for a poll tax which h,
has paid aud holds a receipt for.
Plenty Of Barbour'S strawberries
wholesale and retail, at Oliver, FinniI
& Co.'s, received four times a day.
The LEDGER Office book bindery, 1
Madison street, has good workmeu
uses good material, and charges mod
crate prices.
Showers fell last night in wester
and northern Texas; also along tn
upper Ohio in the vicinity Of Pitts
burg and above.
When will we have rain" is get
ing to be a common remark, especi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
Notice.

The ice business lately carried on by
Mccormick & Co, and sold out to G. B,
Bryan a. Co., will be conducted under the
style OF O'Neil Il Co, the partners being
0'Neil Il Co., of Pittsburg, and Denny
O'Neil and @. B. Bryan, of Memphis.
Our arrangements are now all complete,
and we can make prompt deliveries of ice
in any part of the city, and in any guam
tity required. We have an Office at No.
8 Howard's Row for the convenience OF
steamboats,, and will in a few days have a
Main street Office for the convenience of
the retail trade. In the meantime orders
left at the office Of 9. B. Bryan & Co.,
No. 20 Madison street, will meet with
prompt attention. ONEIL d 90.
57t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19

dusty, though she was quick enough
when ~accosted by her right name to
deny it and give another. She was
taken in custody, however, and locked
up. The old grandmother was sent
for aud a stormy interview took place
between them. The girl, however,
was finally overcome by her grand
mothers tears, and consented to re-
turn home. She had taken her first
step toward everlasting ruin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
Indictment Ouashed.

The grand jury, yesterday, found an
indictment against Officer NJ. Plum
mer for murder in the first degree.
Judge Horrigan quashed the indict-
ment, as it was not drawn properly
and could not possibly be murder in
the first degree, which involves NAL
ice aforethought. The offense of, OF
charge of, murder in tie first degree
is not bailable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
The Dead.

If there are ladies who did not from
any cause or accident participate last
Sabbath in the decoration, and desire
to take part in that sacred privilege in
a quiet and unostentatious way of re.
membTance and respect to our blessed
Confederate dead, they are cordially
invited to come neIt Saturday evening
2lst inst, at 4 O'Clock to the monu.
ment and lay their flowers on our sol
diers' graves.
A SOUTHERN MOTHER. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19

For the benefit of the Leath or
phans, at Leubrie's theater, tonight,
a grand concert is announced in which
numerous leading amateurs will par
ticipate. Among the vocalists, Miss
Jennie Jones, Mr.. VIZ. Stanley, Miss
Lizzie Mcclellan, Prof. Barney
Hughes and Mrs. I. A. Lamb will be
prominent figures. The sweet voices
of this coterie are so well and popu-
larry known that it is unnecessary to
speak farther than merely mention
names. The programe is full Of choice
selections, and the concert will be
worth attending, besides, it is a good
cause, and that will add to its inter-
est.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
Courthouse news.

B. r. Woodson, a colored attorney
from Ohio, was admitted to practice
at the Memphis bar, upon exhibiting
his license.
The grand jury will find an indict-
ment against Plummer to-day for
manslaughter, instead Of o. AZ 6rst for
murder in the first degree.
Marriage licenses wsre Issued TO-
day to DR.. Efastus field and Mrs.
Annie J. Mcclure j. N Blythe aud
Miss Nellie b. Crsnshag.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
FLY TRAFS, 25 cents each.
f. j. TURNBULL, 234 Main, b9t

Notice 70 Tax Payers OF the 4ih
Ward.
John P. Samuels, assessor for the
FourthWard of the Taxing District Of
Shelby county (from the north side Of
Beal to the south side of Madison,
and from the river to bayou Gayoso)
can be found at the Office Of Il. L,
Belcher, Esq, No. 10 Madison street,
up stairs, for blanks and return Of
blanks left to be filled up on each
Saturday until the LIST Of June, 1881.
II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19

ally with those who have gardens and
potato patches.
Mosquito bar frames, square, can-
opy and half canopy. The Armstrong
patent, best in the market, at 1852 and
354 Main street.
The fair, to open at the fair grounds
next Tuesday, is attracting much at
tention. Exhibitors are rapidly tax
ing up all available space.
Tombstone literature seems to be
engaging the attention of a morning
cotemporary. Coming events cast
their shadows before, etc.
An interesting entertainment will
be given at the Greenlaw operahouse
tonight by the S. P. G. A. society. A
review of past deeds will bemade pub
lie.
Be not deceived and disappointed
by inferior so-called Persian insect
powder. The real article is imported
and sold only by Fahlen & Klein
schmidt.
The orphans at Garfield asylum are
$53 80 ahead by the recent colored
convention at the exposition building,
several r~efreshment table having taken
in that sum in excess Of expenses, and
for the orphans benefit.
A workman named Thad Potter,
employed in the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad shops, had the thumb
and forefnger of his left hand caught
in some machinery this forenoon, and
cut CT at the palm.
The toy pistol in the hands Of the
small boy is a dangerous weapon.
They are made now to fire Q regular
cartridge, which can be loaded up at
the option of the shootist. One Of
that variety was coniscated to-day,
and its owner narrowly missed going
to the island.
The signal service kilograms this
morning announced local showers as
probable for this section, and for the
entire area included in the lower Mis-
souri,, Tennessee and Ohio valley and
west gulf states. A visitation Of wet
ness will be doubly welcome here at
present.
The "Chicks" and their friends, $50
strong, were in happy, joyous mood as
they passed Canton yesterday. One
Of the party sent a telegram to this
Office announcing their frame Of mind,
and said they had plenty to eat and
drink, particularly drink. They ar.
rived at New Orleans heal eight last
night, dusty but not dry.
By the light of two ftful electric
lamps the Bluff City Grays drilled out
on the Bluff lsst night. They go to
Nashville on Saturday, and hope, in
deed, feel sure they will win first
honors. Company K, of St. Louis,
and the Porter Rifles, of Nashville,
of Nashville, are expected to be their
principal competitors.
fernando road, leading out from
the city, has been shoveled smooth
and holes filed up so thatit is in good
condition to haul over. The new
commissioners out that way have
moved actively in this work, and are
notifying residents of the Fourteenth
civil district to work the road three
days or pay three dollars for exemp-
ton.
Two prominent warrior leaders
pretty we'll known in this section to
old soldiers and some citizens are in
favor with the administration. Geo.
H. Nancy, Of Tennessee, who goes as
minister to the South American re.
public of Columbia, and s. A. Hurl-
burt, Of Illinois, who goes to Peru in
the same capacity. H. W. billiard,
of Alabama, loses his place as minis
ter to Brazil.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
Fresh Henry Clay COnchas,
Especial,
Received To-day.
III. ESCB. 292 Main street.
G. Junnp.

Early this morning Deputy Sherifs
Daltroff and Bannon started from the
Jail with seven prisoners, whom they
were to take to the court room, when
it was found one of them-George
Washington, a bullet. headed, black
and sleek darby, charged with house
breaking-had been left behind. Ban
non went back for him, but had no
sooner stepped out of the jailyard with
him than the dusky patriot made a
skip for liberty. A lively chase fol-
lowed down Center alley, and pocket
bibles, toothpicks, two cent cigars,
suapender buttons and other items
were strewn far and wide. Washing.
ton at last run right into tho loving
embrace Of Policeman Doherty and
was held there affectionately until his
pursuer came up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
Orittenden's New sheriff.

The recent coroner of Crittenden,
Henry j. Ward, who ran as an in.
dependent candidate, defeated the
regular nominee, James T. Barton
by 257 votes, last Saturday, in the
race for sheriff, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of the late w. f
Raattie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
THE CUBAN.
Music and tho Drama.

The steamer Champion No. 0,known
as Birds opsrabouse, Is announced to
be at the landing here next Monday,
when two entertainments are 10 DO
given, one in the afternoon and tbs
Their at night,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
LifernrH and MnsicaI.

The Christian Brothers college
hold an entertainment at Leu
brie's theater to- morrow night, the
intermediate. preparatory and primary
classes participating in the exercises.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-19
ne seaaon for Water Fflters.

Hydrant water can be purified by
using Cooks self. cleansing Filter.
which is for sale by II. Wetter & Co.
Nothing is more injurious to health
than to drink the water in general use
10 a city without first taking the pre-
cautios to filter it properly. Cisterns
even, as a general thing, are very un.
clean, and the water from them is es.
pecially hurtGuI to ladies and children.
With such a Filter as H. Wetter &
Go. sells, pure water only would be
the result.