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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

THE MINISTER'S HAT.-At the
close of the service in q New York
country church, the hat was passed
round to the congregation for the
purpose of making a collection
After it had made the circuit of the
church, it was handed to the minis
ter, who, by thcway, had "exchang-
cd pulpits' with the regular preach-
err, and he found not a cent III it,
lie inverted his hat over the pulpit
cushion and shook it, that its emp
tincss might be known; then look
ing toward the ceiling, he exclaimed
with great fcrvor: al am thankful
that I.havc got my hat back from
3 this congregation iE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
Proclamation by the Governor,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

austin, Ie&as, May a., 1870.
Believing, from the many inquiries made
10 me, from all portions of the State, by
letters and otherwise, that different views
are entertained as to the qualifca tions re-
ouisite to entitle the citizens of the State
to participate in the approaching election
for State and County officers, and it being
important that uniform rule should be
observed, deem it properhereby to declare
that, as q consequence of the rebellion, and
in view of the present relations of the State
to the Government of the Unitod States no
one is entitled to vote for any Of the officers
to be elected upon the 25th day of June,
1866, or upon the amendments to the Con-
stitution of the State, unless it be satisfac-
torily shown to the managers of the cleo
ton that the party applying to vote has
taken the oath of amnesty, prescribed by
the President in his proclamation Of the
29th day. of May, 1865; and parties falling
within any exceptions of the said procls-
nations Of the President, of the 29th May,
1866, will pot be entitled TO vote, until
special pardon is obtained from the Presi-
dent, and the requirements thereof complied
with. And, in addition to taking the oath
of amnesty, and receiving the special par
don of the President, Wv en- necessarily
each voter mnst be qualified as required by
the Constitution and laws Of the State now
in force. ..rr.. t.g.-. ...., ..,ts--
- In testimony whereof j hercun-
( SEAL (to set my hand, and cause the seal
N00N/of State to be affixed, at Austin,
this 31st day of May, A. d. 1866, and of the
independence of the United States the Goth.
ia r4 .,a A. J. HAMILTON,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

b1y'Sce the new Advertisement of Messrs.
Vim. II Prather s Co., in to-day's paper
This firm, is now receiving handsome as
sortment of new goods, which they are
Offering at The lowest figures. Call at their
store and see the new goods, they are real
ly worth looking at, and then, if you have
any loose change, We know you will buy
Our friend Murphy extends 0 special invi-
tpiion to his old friends and patrons togive
him n call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
DAvnsos CoLtEeE.

DEAR SRs--My Sister Mrs. I'd Jack
son. and myself are acting as amanuenees
to my Husband in trying to get ahoAt his
Southern Magazine. And We are determine
cd that we will at leastlct il be known that
there il 10 be Southern paper that will do
justice to her own people, and uphold their
interests in every way. BY using your in
fuence in procuring subscribers you wild
NOT only aid an Impoverished family, but
advance the interests OF Brother Soldier.
Gen. Hill Is in very bad health. and moth
ing but The pressing wants Of q large and
helpless family could OF did reuse hin from
the lefherzy and despair he vas thrown IN
after our humiliatihg surrender.
~ Respectfully Yours,
"a t.- - il-l. Il. 70 Mas. D. IT, UIif-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
TELEuRApIIIC.

JltHsos, June ~ Soon.
WAaniSnr0s, jane l8,-ln tho Henhie
M. I'oOliite called up lhe resolution he
offered yesterday requesting The l'resldent
10 communicate Information relative 10 The
departure Df The French troops from. Alcxi.
co. Ne had reason 10 believe The fesoluiion
would bring Information Of a satisfactory
character, indicating the Feelings Of tic
french Government about oyaeuniing Mex
leo.
Tic House rceonsidorcd the constitution.
oil amendment as reported from the Sen
ate. -..a.- ..s. -
Stevens, closing the debate, said llie
amendment, rs reported from The SENATE,
was not such rs described tho right Of
blhoksto vote not having been reoognlledi
but ho hoped something from future lcgls-
laiion, lie stigmatized tho President as a
usurper, in undertaking to establish civil
government in seeded States.
Under Stevens call for the previous
questions, the amendments passed by 100
to 80. Republicans of every shade, inolu-
ding Smith of Kentucky and Raymond OF
New York, voted yea. The minority was
composed Of decided Democrats. The
amendments are TO DO submitted 10 the
several States for Legislative action. Ste
ycns proposed substitute for the bill Of
fcred by the Reconstruction Committee
the material point in the substitute being
the admission of the present delegation
from Tennessee, but it provides that Ten
nessee. shall be excluded, unless she adopts
the Constitutional amnesty and. cxionds
suffrage 10 all classes before the first Of
January, t'' t.@-
Chas. 0Connor and Governor Pratt had
personal interview to-day with the Pres
ident in reference to the parole of Mr., Davis
New YORK, June l3.-Salcs Of cotton
1000 bales, at 80 to AZ. Gold having nd.
vanccd to 4Gi, has again declined to 49,.
..t-I.f4 0Ht t'TG ID. FlANEEr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

DRYAST's MERCHANTS TRANSCRIPT We
have received the first number Of new
paper just started in Houston, with the
above title, by VIM. N. Bryant s. Co., for
general gratuitous distribution throughout
the State on all railroads and steamboats,.
~ is mi-weekly, and offers peculiar ad-
vantages as an advertising medium. n..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
ng.lhs sshod II Nf sed Ap II. u.
ei,ssI he scs..d s.ssi,, IA.

GBIhs sshooi NJ ~ aed tlts n. u.
C,ustabopf eio.sd ~ sesohd session IN
ialf place IN thursday lasi. On whish Do,
psls,al exhibition was hnd Al The school
room II WINS NJ hrt ITO Intention N The
rrincipai 10 have o thorough and complete
examination Of The slaientsa, HE end Of
lho ssssioni bit 10 Consequence Of tho heat
Of ne Weather, and he smailnesa Of tho
room In which the exercises would have to
be held, this was dispensrd with.
We were present on Thursday last how.
c'eli Of the rSading Of lie compositions
nnd declarations Of tie scholars and think
We reflect the general sentiments Of those
Ia attendance. when we acknowledge our
qualification at the readiness and correct.
ness displayed by each aud every one of tho
scholars. The exercises reelected credit
n0i only on the aptness aud industrious
habits of the aiudenis, but also ON the at
iculiop and care bestowed by the teachers.
The third session of this school, as will
be seen by the advertisement in another col
unn, commences on the first Monday in
September and we hppc 10 see as large an
attendance, on the first day, as the energy
and G,tcntionsiof Mr.. c., and lady so we'll
deserve. fI.Y.In..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

The Mobile papers Of the 9Th con.
tain intelligence Of the death of
Gen. J. B. Slaughter, who command
ed district Of our State during Con
ttdcrate times. lie died in Mexico,
whittier he had retired after the fall
Of his country.
The same paper states that Col.
Olodoski, another distinguished
Confederate, IS working as IN cngi-
ncer in Mexico at $40 per month
lie served as Chief OF Engineers
under Beauregard and is quite aged.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
ness~We have received the three fri

81" ESnWe have received the three first
numbers, (all by the same mailD of new
paper just started in Jefferson, called the
Christian Companion, j. r. Clark q Co.
Publishers; j. r. Clark and A.. II. Abney,
Editors. The Companion is in the interest
Of the Baptist Church, is a large and
handsome Sheet, and its editorial columns
display ability and eatindustry. Terms,
So, per annum, specie. Elder r. F. But
Ter is the authorized agent at this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

leST' Oar friend Jcrc. NJ. Brown, candi-
date for Sheriff, desires us to express his
.warmest thanks 10 tho gentlemen who were
his late opponents in the race for sheriff,
for the honorable and ready acqpiescenee
in the award of the referees, by which they
withdrew their names from the canvass
lie wishes thus publicly 10 acknowledge
their gentlemanly and honorable course,
and his indebtedness TO them. s- .f..i..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

THE Matamoros Ranchero says
that Mr.. Pierce, consul Of the Unit
ed States Mt Matamoros during the
late war has purchased four thous-
and head OF horses and mules from
ioGanales, tho noted Liberal brigand,
at three dollars per head. Ganales
torcibly stole them from a hacienda
near Mier. and Pierce was fully
aware of the fact. They were driv1
en- across the Rio rGrande, and az
.ssoncc hurried off towards Missopsi.
r The Ranchero says that Pierce will.
net a hundred thousand doilarsaby5
/. thsoperalienal a-.i.-- 100 |. Y "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

Tho town of Bagdad, Mexico,
was overhowcd on the 3D. of May by
the pillows Of the sea spontaneous,
ly rolling over it. At the time of
the occurrence the sky was perfect
~ clear and not a breath fair astir.
Two enormous sharks, in the mean
time, ran up and took look at the
city. After the subsiding Of this
singular food the town was left
-dcnsely populous of crabs and sand
fddlcrs. No great harm was done.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

Berthe canvass is over, and on Monday
next the people of this State will decide
who are TO govern them for the future, and
what is to be their Constitution. We have
endeavored TO present in these columns,
during the past two or three months, what
we believed TO be their duty in the np-
proashing election. We have no fears as
TO the result of the State ticket. We be-
lieye that Gen. Tllrockmorton and the 9th
err candidates on the ticket with him, viii
be elected by a very large majority; but
we wish to impress upon the minds Of our
friends that it is their duty, rs we believe,
to cast every vote that can he brought up.
II is quite evident the Pease men are max
ing hereulcan efforts TO vote their entire
strength and they will do it,. And IL is
important that our friends should poll their
entire strength. Then iet every man turn
out and cast his vote. is3 ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
Eg~We find the following in the JcfEcr
son Bulletin of the 18th inst:

Ea|We find the following in the Jcffcr-
son Bulletin, of the 10Th inst:
To THE MEMBERS OF THE TEXAS CLUB
The proposed meeting of the Texas Club
at Marshall, Texas, on the LIST day of June,
1866, for the benefit Of Disabled Soldiers,
is hereby postponed until the first Tuesday
in October, proximo, when the meetin 6
will take place at Dallas, Texas. The Off
GERS of Ross, and Whitfelds brigades, not
present at the organization Of the Club,
are expected to be represented in person or
by letter. Officers of other commands and
other persons feeling an interest in this
behalf are respectfully invited to attend.
2 .po-ss DUD. w. JONES, Pres
JYo. T. Whitfield, Secy, .,. ..-
Mt, Pleasant, May II, 1865
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

Judge coibsr+ cald~ell The friend ana
cent dent Of Gov Hamilfsn, has addressed
% he editor Of the Aers communieation
in which he informs him that The rum0r
that he fIHmiltonl does not intend 70 re-
10 tbs state. is totally unfonnded,
ard DAT, o. the contrary. be is rnueh
Bscsad Eiih GAives.on and. intends 10
make Il his falufe home We congratu-
late cur sister cur On iis acquisition
Doubtless. ns ihe Eeirr remarks, be VII
make nsuch better nsiFbtor thas p0li-
tician.- Hszrfgn T-ie7rePk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

A WHALE.-An Alligator Gar, weighing,
we are informed, l45 lbs, was caught in a
fish trap, in the river, by Mr.. Bowen Of this
place, this morning. This, we believe is
by far the largest of the iinny tribe that
has ever been taken from old Trinity at
this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

We regret to hear that the Indians have
Just made fearful raid into The town and
csunty Of Banders, Killing one man' ana
taking large Dunl,tr % horses ron me
settlement Pursuit vas iDsiituieai bni
nothing is known IS % what h2s occn nc
rt-nlt.-lS1u 1nf,His H.FqlE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

| if'
f JUDGE PAscHALs DlGEsT OF THE LAWS
AND DECISIONS OF TExAs.-Wc publish the
following letter from Mr.. Dallengcr, which
we find in the Galveston News, and hope
that the request Of Judge Pasehal will be
responded to by the members of the legal
profession throughout the State. twill be
remembered that we published an advcr-
tisement of the above work early last Fall.
The work, so far as it has gone, has the
entire approval of the leading members Of
the bar, as was expected from the well
known ability and industry of its compiler,
and is book that every lawyer should
have in his library. AS specimen of
Typography, the News says it will surpass
any book yet edited in the State.
Judge Pashal is now in Washington City
experimenting the publication. lie needs
funds to complete it, and calls upon those
who have subscribed for the work or may
wish to do so, to advance the price, and
they shall receive the earliest edition at
cheaper price than it will sell for in the
book stores.
Fps. NEws:-I have received from Hon.
Geo. w. Paschal about, fifty pages Of his
forthcoming Digest OF the Laws, with full
notes of the decisions Of the courts Of Tex
os. They have been examined by num-
Der of our best lawyers, and their opinion
is. lin which eoncur) that il viii be
work of very great labor and ability-in-
valuable to the Bench and Bar Of the STATE
and useful TO all who desire our laws in
the most accessible form. Its arrange
ment seems excellent, and the notes OF de-
cis::ans, including those in manuscript,
very full. II will contain near 100 folio
paees flarger than sny law book in ordina-
nv use the notes in smaii type, and is a
finish ed specimen Of typographJ, etc.
Judge Paschal has undertaken the pull
cation of this book from his own means.
Similar enterprises heretofore bave been
under the patronage Of the State. lie
writes me that he needs money in order 70
get il out promptly, and he asks thai suf-
fcient number Of lawyers and business
men who desired his book shall advance
him now the subscription price, ten dollars
specie, or It's equivalent, 10 be RENTED 10
him, for which the earliest edition will be
given in exchange at cheaper price than
II will sell for in the book stores.
Indispensable as this Digest viii be 10
the lawyers, and purchased also by many
merchants and business Tnen-a work Of
public utility and Interest 10 the whole /
Siate,-1 win take particular pleasure in
promptly Forwarding 70 Judge Pssehal,
rish he Names and residence % flss par /
ties. all subscriptions which nay be trans |
--;tt.5 a. ~ Ana I eruress the earnest y
hope that his request Eill meet With an
adeauate RESPONSE. Yours, respectfully.
WP BAILIysEz-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

ByMr Jas. 0. Crutchtield has just re-
ceivcd from the manufacturers, small as
sortmeut of lahor-saving machinery, con
sisting of the following articles, which he
offers to the public atmantfacturers prices
with the addition of transportation, viz;
| Riding Cultivator, 8 Hand Cutivators,
| Washing Machine, Doz. ono and two
horse Calhoun Plows, Patent churn, and
one and horse wagon. Give him call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

Bs1rIt will be seen by the notice Of our
Post Master in to-day's paper, that the
mail now leaves this place tri-wcelly for
Millican and GAINESVILLE, thus giving us
tri-weekly communication both with the
South and East. ........-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

sDrCol. VIM. II. Johnson, of Lamar
County, passed through this place yestSr-
day, en- route for his home in Paris. He
has been in attendance on the Grand bodies
of the Masonic fraternity in Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

gsSWe hope our friends in the surround
ing counties will furnish us with full cleo
ton returns as soon as possible after the
votes are counted. We desire TO publish
thomas fast as we can get them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

I. Bic PlLEOF GogDs-An exehange
Gays it is estimated that ON 1,e list
of september next the government,
after paying all interest," Till have
on hand one hundred and ten mil.
lions OF dollars in gold With that
sun Uncle sam ought foFtbe res Of
toe year be able to keep hoHse very
comfortably --s rriiss %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
Hail Arrivals and Departures.

Arrives from South-M Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 p. m.
Arrives from Nortll-Sundays, Wednes.
days and Fridays. at p. IN.
Departs South-Wednesd Fridays
and Sundays at 6 n. m.
Departs North-Nlondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at p. IN.
Office open on Sundays, from to 8 n. m.
SAM SEATON, p. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

OF VIRGINIA.---We have re-
ccived the annual catalogue of this time
honored institution, one of the Oldest in
the country. The catalogue for lSG5-66,
gives the names of 238 students present.
In 1861 there were but 60; in 1862, 4G;
in 1868, so, and in 1864, 55. The Univer-
city is in very hourishing condition, and
bids fair 10 regain its ancient popularity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

rSWe are under obligations to Messrs.
Bush & Cabeen, Commission and Forward
ing Merchants, Houston, for late prices
current.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23


NAsoSIc-The thirtieth annual COM
munies:. ion Of the Grand Lodge Of Texas,
Free anu AeeepiSd Masons met a. the Hall Of
Holland Lodge, 40. IA the city Of HOus-
ton on Mondsy, the llth inst. There was q
fali atiendAnce Of Grand officers sna q
very large representation from the subor-
dinste Lodges. as1 d nn.rE-I.u s
The following are names Of the ofhcers
elected for tho earrent years asafI G
e n. W. D. Douglass, Grand Master.
r. W J. B. FrefEsu, Deputy Q. N. p.
r. W p C. Tucker, @. 5. Warden.
Rw- w. Gray, q. J. Warden.
90 nv WI. Bolts, @. Treasurer.
Rw- G.. Il. Bringburss. G. Secretary.
Tie following are the officers elect for
The e6f1eh, year. Sf DE Grand Chapter,
Royal Arch Msssnss- - Of 81
NE H.F. enlste @ High Priest
r-l r. p 7. CLARK, DePniy 9. y. ?.
- 10y hifebead g. &
Z BF. Sexton, 9. s
". B. Bolts, g. Treasurer.
+. Brewster G. Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
- che voter, Of Dallas County.

70 the Voters Of Dallas County.
Through the preferences and solicitations
Of friends, have FOR some tint. been 6 n
diiale for the Office Of Chief usiiee Of Dali
las cornty; bnt 10 consequences Of my 90
nestle Affairs, which viii require my abb
ssnee from the County q great deal during
the ceuioe Snnmer and Fall, haFe con
cluded 70 decline the canvass. f.--
IN declining. beg leave 70. ssure my
friends that shall ever appreciate the par
mir xiIicl Induced them 10 present ny
name originally as candidate-
Respectfully. Sc. GEO. v. LAWS
Dallas Jnre 80. 1Ssif.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

BGay At the recent term of the District
Court of Van Zandt County, negro man
was tried and convicted Of the murder of q
white man named Frank NIcElvy, and SEN
fenced to be hung on the 9th Of July next.
The particulars Of tho murder, as brought
to light on the. trial are briefly as follows,
as related TO us by Ed. Hovenkamp, Esq,
District Attorney.
The murder was committed on the oath
of February last, near Jordan's Saline. 1t
seems that McElvy was lying asleep, and
was attacked carly in the morning by the
negro, who knocked him in the head with
an axe. The negro then rifitd the pockets
of the deceased, and dragged him to q
ditch, The cvidenc, was all circumstan-
tial, but SO direct and well connected as to
satisfy all of the guilt Of the negro, and
after conviction and sentence, he confessed
the act. For the defence, Col. JOS q. Rush
ing, of kaufman; Ed. lIovcnkamp, Esq,
prosecuting attorney. ..,...,. I4f
+ AT the same term of the Court, a negro
man was convicted of horse stealing and
sentenced to the Peniientiary for five
years. -,.t fre .ai sHl p
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

General Candy has been relieved
r. his command. and brevet major
erncrsl A. Bsiri takes his Place
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

BT Attention is called TO the notice of
Geo. W. Laws, Est, declining the canvass
for the Office of Chief Justice of this coun-
ty,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

Fashionable young lady detachiDg her
hair before retiring: "What dreams may
come when we have shutflcd off this mortal
cOHp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

A dog lying On The hssrih rug viii his
nose On bis tail, is The emblem Of economy
Ne makes both ends meet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
Direct Tax.
The following which we take from Flakes
Bulletin will be found of value to tax pay
GALVESTON, Cd June, 1866

l GALVESTON, I'd june 1866.
Editor Flakes Bulietin.-SIR: transmit
you the accompanying letter for the infor-
nation of the public, at the same time |
would inform the tax payers of Texas that
have stopped the collection of all United
States direct taxes in the State till positive
instructions are received from Washington.
Your obedient servant, 5000. -
ANDREW J. COLEMAN,
-- U. S. Tax Commissioner,
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,.r .x,,irc AZ 49, ennren.c d,curt.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE J. DUR
UAM, Esq., Of Austin, as candidate for STATE
Treasurer, AT the election on the sth Monday in
Jnne next. ... II.s rfr
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
For Justice OF the Pence.

JOHN w. LANE, u a candidate for Justice
OF the Peace Precnrt No. 1. at the cDsungeection.
We are authorized 10 announce Dol. J. y. BRYAN,
a. candif fate for Justico az the Peace, IN Precinct
No.1 al the e1Isning Jufie election.
We are asiiorjzed TO announce Capt J. L. SMITH.
a. candidate for Jusice Of thu Peace, in Precinct
No I. af-th IN suing june election. tr.
3. We are suiharized 70 announce GEO. ". BAIRD,
a. cuiIdidae for reelection to the Office Of Justice
Of 10 reacs In Precinct No. J. at the June ceciion
-, Fsr County Comnsissioner.
w arrsistl orjzed 20 anBounns J. r. CLEMENS
~ - srrenc. rs a candidate for Comfy CoInmis-
Dsiias County ~ thecusuing June firefion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

JYo. T. Whitfield, Secy. .a.
Mt. Pleasant, May IL, 1865
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
For County Treasurer.

II OF tJuIIJ HftHrufEfs =
. w arc authorized to annonnee JAMES sliEP-
nam a. a candidate for County Treasurer, at the
a,ort;,,, or Il. : trst Monday il June next.
We are autl. o.szc, to Announce THOMAS q VII
IIAMs. AS cannida,v tnr treasurer Of Dallas coun-
tv, a. the ensuing June cleo ion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23
rnr s,nns,nbrc. ,,cat No. I

We are authorized TO announce JOHN II. DiSG
HAM. as y candidate for Constable Of Precinct No
j, at the election in June next.
We are auiborized to announce MATT. !. MOORE
as candidate far Constable Of Precinct No !, al
the ensuing J lne election.