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NOTICE Is hereby given OF the intention OF
~ each OF the undersigned TO apply at the
nsA' session OF the legislature for the passage
NJ D ~ ispeelh law granting TO each OF them
Veteran, 10 4eAaS veteran or widow Of
Benz; Allen, Mary A. Ables, lydia Allcorn,
Alien v" I,, hthhuersOn, +. Z. Anderson, George
2p1Sephlne Buchmann, Alitia Barker, Hiram
susan susan Burke, Anderson Barclay Nancy IL
nparieson, Elizabeth Bryan, Joseph Broyles.
Bennett nGTidger Glemenlina Bundlck, james
Biandi A: J. Berry, Ellis Benson. s. R' BosticE.
Ton RoII man In; Joseph Burleson, Elisha BrlI-
CampbeIi' T TSSns, James Clayton, Angerena
Ma W. iSunnihg nam, Permelia X. Cannon, il. M.
SnllureSsj susan X, COllingsworth John Chi
Clapp, Lewis CastinOne, Mary +. Cavce a,, - ~
Denman, Amanda +. Dinsmore, C. j. Dnncaf,
E. ). peBard; William Duty, Jane IL Denma1'
Angelica Devices, Mary benson. A nefan
6angh, I; NJ. Dorset, John Davis. M. w
Dukes, L; Y. Dale. Joseph L. Dallas. Julia Re.
I Siiron, Eliza Estep, Amanda N. L. Edwards.
j. ID. Eredericks, John Z. FerreI Isaac Gar.
Ih nhi W. n; Gates, John Garner, Dianna Gille-
Hamel, E. A. Hallmark. VIM. A. Heskew, Nan
cy irvine, Martha Isaacks. Sarah Isaacs, Eliza
Pe'9 J RiIsr f, +; " Johnson. d. A. Jones
D. ~
b. Long0otham, q: Ii. Love, ID. c. Lyons, John
I. Lewis Joseph Lawrence, Pennington Lind
sey, Nancy Meyers, Mary Montgomery, Arie
Mays, Berry Merchant, Jane Massie Thomas
Mcclure, Sam w. McKneeley, Sally Mckinney,
f. v. McCarty, VIM. $. Mckenzie, Jehn Nc
Adams, Mary McDonough, Daniel Miller, Jas
W. Moore, L. Miller, Spencer Morris, F. L.
Mudd, James S. McGahey, Sarah McMahon
J: w McKissick, Rachel A. Mclean, Eliza
MeFaddin, Joseph MCGEE, Elizabeth Norris,
w; +; Nelson, VIM. X. Newman, Jennings
0Banlon, Levi j. Parker, Sarah Pettus, Isaac
Parker, G. W. Peasants, C. r. Perry Charles
PRESCOTT, Etha l. Poindexter, Patrick Quinn.
susanna Russell, Elizabeth Rogers, Thomas j.
smith da, Minerva sharpe, Lou G; Richie, 8. Y.
Heames, john q. Smith, Erantha Scurry, l.. p.
3coIt John iSchutl 7. b. Scott, Lemuel Smith
Lucy W, sklllern, Nancy Standifer, w. w. o.
SLannela, James stephenson, Laura Z. Swim
Sle, 1nomhS T. Snalum, Jane G. Scarborough,
Jas T. STEPHENSON, Elizabeth Taylor, Marlin
100 uooIe, SynIha A. Thomas, Julia A. Thomas.
w; ID. Thomason, Frederick A. Tibbels, Annie
Tilton, Creed Taylor, Elizabeth Tumlinson. d.
II. Van Fechten, X. Bigham White, Mary A.
Weathered, Cyrus WicksOn, Robert Whitiock.
Isabella Woods, Ann Williamson, Henry WI.
liams. J. T. Whltesides, w. X. Wood, Thomas
y. Webb; L. g; Weaver. Thomas ]. Williams
3. G; Wells, Theophilus Wells, JEFF West Ann
w falling, Lavinia Winters, John Wheat, Eliza
beth Yancy, John X. Craddocks, Gustave Ely,
Shariotte I. Breeding, Harriet Stephenson,
Nathan Hamilton, Lavisa Garrett, Sarah Jane
Gonnell, Reuben Barrow, William ii. Bishop
Eliza A. Billingsley, L. 7. Scott, q. W. Waddle,
margaret Ramsey and Nath. Reed. d14wot
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Hunts Remedy-Its Many Merits.

There are no diseases more prevalent, with.
perhaps, the exception of Consumption, in this
country, than the Kidney and Liver Com
plants; and to find a remedy that would effect
ually relieve them has long been the aim Of
many afflicted sufferers. Whether our habits
as people are conducive to these diseases, or
whether they may result from the peculiarly
Of our climate, is beyond our comprehension,
and is of little value since an efficacious remedy
can be had: but of one thing we are sure, that
the Congratulated public will hail with Joy the
specific which has again and again proved its
ability 10 effectually cope with and eradicate
these diseases. The name Of this medicine is
Hunts Remedy, and it is manufactured by the
Hunts Remedy Company, of Providence. 1t
is not often that mention of patent medicine
occurs i'll these columns; but, when one comes
under our notice possessing such undoubted
merit as the one of which we speak, we cannot
refrain from giving it the credit it deserves.
II cures when all other remedies fail, as it acts
directly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, re-
storing them all at once to healthy action. II
Is sure 10 eradicate all diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder Urinary 0rgans,-such as Gravel,
Diabetes, Incontinence, Retention of the
Urine. 1t has a wonderful effect on Weakness
or Pain in the Back, Sides, or LOins, and has
proved Itself the most reliable medicine extant
for General Debility, Female Diseases, Dis
turbed Sleep, Loss of Appetite, and all COM
plants of the Urino-Genital Organs Its eff
eacy in cases Of that dreadful scourge and in.
sidious destroyer, Bright's Disease Of the Kid
neys, has been remarkable; and, if its merits
rested, on its success in coping with that dis
ease alone, il would be worthy of high rank as
q m nj nf fha
liVer-as BiliOusness, Headache Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, and COstiyeness-it quickly
moves the causes at the same time II is pure
ly vegetable in composition, being entirely free
from all mercurial or mineral poisOns, and
possesses rare virtues as a remedy for Heart
Disease and rheumatism. We have neither
time nor space to do this medicine full Justice;
but the public can obtain full particulars in
the shape of pamphlets and circulars by adj
dressing Hunts Remedy Company, Providence,
X. L-Scientifc Times
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articles 457l and 1883, chapter 3. title

articles 4571 and 1883. chapter & title
SO of revised statutes. Referred
BY Etheridge, of Falls: To amend
articles 1892 93-9S-99 and 1902. chan
ter 4, title 80, of revised statutes.
By Lakewood, of Delta: To amend
section l, or act regulating sale of
hquor; referred. 4s$4Ys;l-- lle
BY Brown, of johnson: To amend
article 1866, chapter Z, title 81, of re-
Vlsed statutes, relative to mode of
paying jurors in civil cases. Referred.
BY Swan, of Clay: To amend art
icle 23O9, revised statutes, so as to re-
qnire sales of land under executions
to he advertised in newspaper. Re
ferred.
By Wurzbach, of Bexar To amend
article 426 of penal code as amended
March 10, 1881, so as to prevent killing
deer from February to September.
Referred.
By Hurst, of Parker: To amend ar
tlcle 1927 revised statutes, relative to
court records. Referred.
BY Garrison, of Henderson To
amend article SOB, chapter 8, of penal
code, relative to rape. Referred.
BY Scott, of Kerr : To provide for
board of public appraisers and agents
TO sell public free school lands. Re
ferred to committee on lands and land
offices. 1t relates to disposing of the
lands and retaining them by counly
officers. "
By Mr.. Stagner, of Caldwell: To
amend article. 1874 of revised statutes
and to add article 1l34a requiring
pOuDfv itIduac 70 oriva hond ID -
By Mr.. Newton, of Cherokee: To
amend article 1883, oh. 3, of criminal
code, so as to allow grand jurors 81
each for each day and each fraction of
a day service. Referred.
BY Mr.. Davis, of Lamar: To amend
sections and 2 of article 1865 of title
10, oh. 3, of criminal code. Referred.
1t relates to Jail fees.
BY Mr.. Stout, of Navarro: To
amend title s, Oh. 2. of penal code by
adding article 187a. 1t proposes a
fine for hunting on Sunday.
BY Mr.. Rosenthal, of Fayette: To
amend title 8, Oh. l, article 116, revised
statutes, granting fees to county at
torneys. Referred.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Fry
mier, was adopted, expressive of syIn-
pathy with Chief Clerk Booth in the
death of his wife.
A bill, presented by the member
from johnson, declaring it to be the
duty of the eighteenth legislature to
investigate the status of the bonds
issued by the state to the university,
ETC., and the responsibility of the
state in the premises, was referred to
the judiciary committee.
a resolution offered by Mr.. Cham
beers, of Tarrant, was adopted 20 re-
quire commissioner Of insurance to
report rs 10 the status of foreign and
domestic companies doing business in
this state-their location, amount of
fire policies, premiums, losses adj
justed and unadjusteG, paid and I'M
paid, cases in dispute, causes OF dis
pute, rates of insurance charges,
where agencies are established, etc, in
order TO determine what legislation is
necessary in the premises.
4 resolution offered by MIR. Mour-
sund was adopted to have 200 copies
of the list of standing committees
published for the use of the house.
On motion of Mr.. Rosenthal the
house adjourned till 1000 a. IN. Mon
day.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

House met at 10 a. m, Speaker Glib
son in the chair, and a quorum pres
emit. Absent essrs. Abbott, Blount,
Chenoweth. Cramer, Henderson, John
son, Mathews, and Thompson, of
Bexar.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. J. W.
Poindexter-Our Heavenly Father,
we are indebted to Thee for all Thy
mercies, and beseech Thee to lead us
TO proper appreciation Of all Thy
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House convened at the appointed
hour, Speaker Gibson in the chair and
q quorum present. Absent: Messrs.
Blount. Chenoweth, Douglass, Frank,
Henderson. Kendall, Mathews and
Phelps.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. DR..
hoindexter: D, Lord. great and good,
Thou art high and lifted up, in the
beginning, enduring to eternity, sit
ting in high and holy places Thou
hast made us dependent upon Thee.
We seek Thy mercies. Direct us in
Wisdom in all that we do. Grant that
Thy blessings may rest upon us in all
departments OF the government. and
save US at last in Christ. Amen.
>on motion Messrs. Frank, of Erath,
-IdAnson. of Austin, and Tucker. of
Anderson, were excused from attend
4nca.
Aiessrs. Abbott. Of Presidio, and
Latham, of Cameron, presented their
cfedenj lals and We're sworn.
Heading of the journal was dis
rensed with.
Message from the governor was an
bounced; also a message from the SEN
1te-the latter announcing that in
,Itcorlance with joint resolution, rela-
nfeto counting the vote for COVER
nor. Messrs. Davis. Houston and Harris
had teen appointed on the part of the
senate 10 act with the committee of
the house.
Nessrs. Cayen, Hurst, cochrane and
Wurzbach had minor corrections
made IN the journal of the house.
Petitions and memorials were de-
c'ared in order, but none were pre-
11nted.
Bills and resolutions were intro
drced aud acted on as follows:
BY Moore Of Mcclellan: An act to
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NOTICE-Notice is hereby given that after
IN the expiration Of thirty days from De
cember g. 1852, bill will be Introduced in the
legislature OF the state Of Texas, authorizing
the undersigned 10 institute suit against the
state OF Texas to establish his claims for the
payment Of amounts claimed TO be due him on
the comptroller of public accounts, and TO
make such act available TO any other holder or
teacher OF similar claims, provided for by the
act Of April 1, 1881. j. II. COLEMAN.
de9&W4t
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ESTRAYED-By L. L. Kirk, before Fritz
u Tegener, J. r: T. C., January 2. 1893.
right feet white, and AZ hands high, branded
two diamonds headed by curve, and per-
pendicular bar extending from the lower one
on left shoulder. Also, bay mare. star In
hands high, no brand visible. Appraised at
$50. FRANK BROWN, Clerk. q. @. r. G.
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u Tegener, J. f. I. c., December u, 1892
A bay mare, about six years old, II hands
high, branded on left shoulder and-T with
bOttOm-on left thigh. Also, bay mare.
about ten years old, about Az hands high,
branded-diamond with straight bar at top and
hOOked-bar at bOttOm--and thus-T with half
horse, 14I[ hands high, years old, Whit
feet and branded X I on left shoulder APP
praised at $50. FRANK BROWN, G. G. G. I. o
jan2-w3t
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moved to take a recess and postpone
further counting till o'clock p. In.
Pending the motion the senate re-
recess.
AFTER RECESS.
Upon reassembling at the termina-
ton of the recess the rolls were called,
and a quorum of both houses being
present the tellers continued the
count. and at 5:45 p. m, the result
having been duly ascertained and the
assembly called to order, the vote was
announced by Speaker Gibson, as fol-
lows:
FOR GOVERNOR.
John Ireland. ...... 150,S90
Il. w. Jones. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 02,5Ol
J. b. Robertson ............. 1884
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Marion Martin. .......... 17l,217
Il. w. Morton. ..........-... 0o,oU4
Andrew Young. ............. l9,22O
Speaker Gibson having declared the
Hon. John Ireland, accordingly. duly
and cOnstitutionally elected governor,
and Hon. Marion Martin lieutenant
I, governor of the state of Texas, an
nounced that the business of the Joint
session was concluded, and the senate,
on motion of Mr.. Gooch, retired to
their own chamber.
Representative Kendall, of Denton,
novel to adjourn till 10 a. m. Monday,
to give time to consider the numerous
bills already introduced. Lost.
The member from Harris moved TO
adjourn till 1890 a. N. Monday. Lost.
AFTER RECESS.
On motion of Mr.. Foster, the house
adjourned till 10 a. nj. Saturday.
Below we give the vote by counties
for governor and lieutenant governor:
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Days Proce
SENATE

AUSTIN, Jan. Is, 1889
The senate met at the appointed
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ESTRAYED-By Frank Matthews, before
IL VIM. Won Rosenberg, Jr., j. p. T. c., De
cember &c, 1882, a sorrel mare, star in face
branded DF PA on left shoulder, Bpanisl
bay colt, about six months old, unbranded
Mare and colt appraised at So
d29-3t FRANK BROWN, Clerk @ G. 7. G.
ESTRAYED-By j. l.. Nichols, before w
u w. Medearis, j. z. Travis county, October
10, 1882, s0rrel mare and colt-mare about u
hands high, 8 or 10 years old, branded Hbl or
SIS. FRANK BROWN, Clerk 7. @. de24-a
ESTRAYED-By John Ferguson, before r.
sorrel mare mule. AZ hands high, u year,
old, branded AA on left shoulder; Appraised
at S50 FRANK BROWN,
d2Iw2t Clerk Q. @. TIC.
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ESTRAYED-By j. II. Beyil, before James
u A. Wright, J. p, I. G., January. 10, 1893.
two small brown mules. one branded @. I. on
no brand. Each about ~ or IS years old, and
are work stock. Appraised at SIS each.
j14-w4t FRANK BROWN, elk, G. G. 7. @.
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TNOR SAIE-Fine Colorado bottom farm, 221
II acres in tract, 155 in cultivation, balance
timber. dwelling rooms, stable, cistern.
ZIMPELMAN & BERGEN, Real Estate
Agents. de24-w2t
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ESTRAYED-By j. A MeMichaeI, before f.
u q. Willhern, J. p, I. c., January 9, 1888,
one brown mare, right eye out, or years old,
l35l hands high, branded G on left shoulder
1.-THE G below the 81. Also, one small flly, .
years old, branded OV on left shoulder (the q
inside the W, some 10 hands high. Both ap-
praised stt At IS FRAH Slk. B q y wfE''o
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w ANTED-Situation as teacher-English
w Mathematics and Sciences; three Year,
experience; best of references. Address j. X.
LAMBERT, Cairo, Crockett county, West Ten
nessee WIT
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MONEY To L0AN-In sums Of $500 to 5000
WI Oh improved city and county real estate,
3 to years time.
ZIAiPELNfAN & BERGEN,
26d1w-wlm Real Estate and Financial Agents.
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NERVOUS DEBTLTTY

We warrant six boxes OF DR.. r, c. Weet's
Nerve and Brain reatment 10 cure any nervOua
disease, either mai or female, OF Whatever ma
turei such re- Nervous Headache, Mental De-
bihty, LOss oi Memory, Spermatorrhea, and In
Voluntary Emissions, Caused by oyerwork Of
the brain, Seliabnse, etc, ana viii give n writ
refund the money II the treatment does not e.
feet cure IN six mouths. Price. II per boz; six
boxes, 70. Sent, prepaid, by mail, on receipt
OF price. Guarantees issued By n. FRED.
ERICKSON. Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist. New Orleans. La. Orders BY mail al rrgn-
mice uavT-dAWf-
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DOR SALE-Fine stock and dairy farm, one
IL Of the best stock and dairy farms In the
great bargain. ZIMPELMAN & BERGEN,
Pecan street. de22-w2t
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tcontinued from Third rage.l


In reporting against the bill, the committee,
unfortunately, n not unnecessarily, made an
extended exposition OF facts and argument
against the claim of Texas; which doubtless was
prciudicial to the passage OF the substitute,
and consequently IL did not pass. The only
answer 10 that foreetalliDg enJrt necessary. ie
to cay, that 10 took FOR GRANTED that the south
fork, by its being longer and broader,
was the main stream, and, therefore, must be
the one that the line should run up 10 the 10th
dsgree OF longitude.
The special session Of the legislature, IN
April OF 1882 upon my recommendation, passed
q bill, making proVislon on the part OF Texas
Tor Joint commission TO determine the line,
appropriated m, ney for its expense, and au.
thorized the governor 10 appoint cOmmissloners
with commissioners that miAht be appointed
BY the United States. InAsmuch a. the bill in
trodnced bv Gen. Maxey failed TO be passed by
congress, i have made no appointments Of
commissioners, and none OF the money Appro-
prlated for thst obi ct has been expended.
II the history OF this matter, including the
former edlTts TO establish this line, be exam
ined into, In addition 10 what Texas has lately
done In rcpaId 10 the settlement OF this dts
puted line, Il will be I, und that Texas and her
authorities have acted with a becoming fair
nesr, which, undertake TO say, has not been
met In the same spirit by the authorities of the
United Statcs.
Having thus submitted this explanation Of
the merits Of our claim, ana OF what has been
done concerning II during my administration,
ci the legislature to take such furth action a.
may be deemed necessary, right and lust in pro-
tecting the interests Of the state.
a NJ ROhEura (3uycruor
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NOR RENT-Farm and pasture, together or
Il separate; 80 acres in cultivation and 1872 In
pasture. on Decker Creek, miles east OF Aus
tin. ZIMPELMAN & BERGEN, Austin, or to
G. A. GRAVES, Flskville. d23-d2t-w6t
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BRADSTREET'S:
Il Journal of Trade, Finance, and
Public Economy.

PUBLISHED BIT The BRADsrREET COMPANY,
Nos. 279, 2s1. 263 Broadway, New York.
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By Mr.. Chesley: Resolved, That a
committee be appointed upon the part
of the senate. to act with a like COM
mittee of the house, to make all neces-
sary arrangements for the Inaugural
ton. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Alatlock, Mr..
Gooch was excused from attendance
for one week.
The senate, upon motion of Mr.
Pfeuffer, adjoured until Monday next,
at 10 a m