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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

OYucg oy PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
No. 50 Walst Hanover st., Newiork May 49, 1866
AIOIICE 70 SCRIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

No. 50 Wsst, corner Hanoverst New York May 49, 1855
NOTICE TO SCRIP SrOCKHOLDERS.-NOti
hereby given Board Of Directors their stated meet
ing held this date unanimously adopted the following viz;
Rered That call for FIFTY t5O) PER CENT in cash. payable
day 1906 be and the h hereby made on the
holders Scrip record the closing Of the Transfer
Book. on the 25h day Of May 1856 at being fry Dollars
$50 issued under the act Of 1865 to increase the Cap
itsl Stock Of iha Company.
Rrd Ths said payments may be made until and inclusive Of
after said lat day Of June.
In with the Of tho said Scrip Stock the same
with the paid will be liable forfeiture IN default
Of payment before the said ist dsy OF August 1906
Certificates stock will be- ready for delivery the payment and
surrender certificates Of Scrip Stock the Compsny Once
By oder Of the Board Of Directors. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

Butter Is little weaker to-day with heavy receipts and
dun trade Except fora few selected hnhrkns to at
i9c and little Of the pick Of tine yellow Ohio butter for ship
ping California at about the figures and few Of tho
first pick Of Orange County pals at 45c there Is nothing sell
are no longer able 10 close the receipts the Of arrival
Welsh ius generally brought b diOc. to-day. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

Tho w,eoud banging over Europe unfayoralv aiecs tho
fur trade and prices generally lower, "in very so"
trade. Call SKINS the contrary have advanced We ''
Hadger each. 251 I 10 Mink, pse. -5~ w
Benr. each. 81 OO1l2 90 iAiussrat No. 500 -
Beaver bltyib. OO0 2 80 DO 20. ga aN~ ~
Beaver paleP iol 600 90 DO Kills.. V@ ~ ~
Cali, RrnP 10. 22@ 3 OpossHm '.::-- t1~ c0
Cat. bOuse. lOD - ,Oltcr, r"Fthh yy~ 70
do Wild, each ga ] % 90, southern va w
Cattle green B1c0on tlhn SV@ ~
hides. V 10. ID - dor S'ltheIh' w ~
Deer W.i.dr 10 400 - Sheeptlnmos.; ,S@ ~
Fox Red each l 50G 90 .Skansl striped We
DO, Gray. $50 ] 70 90, D..e1'--.' ZIG
Fox Silver. SO rO04O 10 do W ME- ~ o
Marien. each. aV0 9 90 VOL MINI ca 90 -
Ankdark..-.. 1900 W Won, FfSiieea ~0~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

Fowls are plenty and don't sell even NJ orr reduced
quotations The indications that they are gong th
lower Some small Virginia Spring chickens were sod az &c
e. pair No than 20J coOps Canada f ana turAeys
we're received Yesterday and 10 oOops rom VIRGINIA mere IS
great deal OF Michigan poultry IN market all alive Of coarse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

The complaint still Is that cheese are so poor One lot
Of .ew c sey ahmed sold &c. another lot at &C. aud
some will have TO sell 1tn lower unless foreign shall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

create demand FOR them 10 supply the place OF shot and
,bel Farmers missing this year 10 trying 10 get Two
prices FOR their mkone butter and the other IN caeese
There with thousands OF soldiers whining AZ
,kmmed Cheese lay themselves liable 70 be drawn upon or
the freight "a sell at pricethere rave Deen sas
choice boxes sold agsh shipper AZ Oso 'uousn
30 H. or mice of Factory we quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
FRUITS AND DERRlEs.

Cranberres are nearly market we dioD Gotato
single barrel very fine held Tor SO norfolk strt"peres
are also about over Baltimore berries we're scarce t0iay
ana M al an alliance The first arrival OF jersey berries is
cfrouced About 100 small baskets were received by the
Newport morning. and brought Ioc e one nun %
oncr basket They ordinary berries y lev me III
ornphe De Gandg from Norfolk, received ie" days sAce
brought 81 quart. We quote. on
Apples. GOOD Russeta. y bD. ...--.---.. ~ %
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oyuos OF THs LIMOS czyrasL GALEoAo 3

''n 'S o. '1"'' ''' - JAMES R. YOUNG ssne
AEw-YOAK, Nay u 100
rE,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the SliAREuoih-
4 FRS q the lLLlSOIs CENTRAL RNLkOAD ,yNgf"l-
ELECTION DIRECTIONS and the trfAsi't4"n 20 r
40 Oac- OF the Comp I'D f"' ' =
Cicsgo On WEDNESDAY le 18th DAY Of Nay TO- - =,
2. l. - ., .t. 80. A.
tbs instant ID day Or =
~ 40 Wv L. \ GAlLlA. ~e.....
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF IHE bpNi'
j HOLDERS AID ,fOChHUlDEhs q ne 81" .'''
N0RTII.WT-TFBN RAILWAY COMPANY vii D. h.i =
Oa.a 1onoauy .Ao cry Of Chicago On 4ht n'hf %
''' ''' VI JAMES R. YOUNG. Score 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

y
! Frs o. the IIl DsON RIVER r ILRDAD COMPANY 80
FTFsgO% THIRTEEN DnECiO fog The ensuing ,"a
dr. a Company No. ~ West It l-fl
Yos 1ty on MONDAY Jnne n. 1906 Polls wi lie opn ' Do
m until H. nI sud much 0lTer not beyond TIE sii.
an on tr day. e inspectors ond Necessary % " "
h. y c.r -.t1rs pres 4iiinl Themselves
Inc as,rr Books BE- closed from o'clock D. on D. "
day OF LAY O'Clock a. o. The lsih dy o. ln,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

Iaffes VI ne satgsme Cont N ihs rhl.
lsd slalfs, passed Win ina amehdmohfi
which provides That M gacahtief ahfll ba
allied " Once N Associates illl Mo Number
10 reduced 70 sis, and that thereafter Tho
Court shall consist u one Chief Justice aud
ds Associates.
The rarIa bin passed, ayes ~, nays 6a I
Inc tar On cotton 10 hSsd AZ three cents
foreign coal one dollar and o half per ton.
The supreme Court bill Il another plan
10 hold on the President who nominated
sansbury, OF Ohio, for the vacancy.
Jackson, July IL (Evoning)
New OnLEASs, July ilih,-'Iho Demo-
cratic Executive Committee was appointed
last evening. The following are the dele
gates TO Philadelphia;
Commissioners for State at large-l,an-
dali lluni, John Ray, John Eding, Richard
Taylor A. VOORHEES,, George Williamson,
W. b. Eagan, ID. 3. Cage
First Congressional District--Gen Carrie,
Charles Carrie, W. q. Claiborne, Judge
Abel, 5. Il. Proctor, J. NJ. Laiayerc,
Second Congressional Dlstrlat-J. Ad.
Roster, Alexander Walker, Samuel Grltsh,
a. j. Heron, W. Stafford, NJ II Eding,
Third Congressional Digrict--F. Rem
ner, d. Bonlsal, Fred. Horne, j. o. Tugn,
j. Q, A. Fellows, .. ....s .-..
Fourth Congressional Dis,rict-P, Morse,
j, &. Manning, d, A. Duplie, q. Oliver A.
D. Blanc,
Filth Congressional Disuict--J, S. Lew
is, L. Parh,m, j. Garrett, H. W. Mutt, j. d,
Etam.
A mass meeting of the whole State is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21
ELECTION RETURNS.

DENTON CoUNTY-Oificial.- Goyernor-
Throckmorton, COS; Pease, 142.
Lieut.. Gov.-Jones, SIS; Lindsay, l04.
Attorney Generalization, 5l8; Blink
ley, 1903; Banton, IL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sal Shaw, o..
Treasurer-Royston, 1874; Durham, 80;
Harris, 80. -
Comm. G. L. Office Crosby 533; Ward,
46; White, 49,
Supreme Court-Smith, 43s; Moore, 481 ;
Douley, 438; Coke, doll Willie, 4l9; John
son, l40; Ochillree, So Jones, 80; Bell,
50; Cleveland, 48; Caldwell, 90. .la
District ge--Weaver, 1885,
Dist. Attolney--W God, 694; Howell, Al.
State Senate lount, 666; Bomar, 81.
sentative-Kendall, 40; Lovejoy,
208; Clark, $50. .. Laa
For Amendments, 444; Against, 999.
COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED.
Matt. Dougherty, County Judge; j. M.
McNiel County Clerk A. W. Robertson,
Dist. Clerk; G. A. Williams, Sheriff; j. X.
Mccormick, Assessor and Collector; MUCH
Mckenzie, County Treasurer; NJ. Caudle,
W. T, Clark, j. D. Hawkins and A. Y Bone,
County Commissioners. y" go. '-
WISE County. = Official = Governor
Thr6ckmorton, 224; Pease, 1l9. n'
Lieut.. Gov.-Joncs, 223; Lindsay, S.
ATTY. Gen'l.-Walton, 2l5 Binkley, s,
Comptroller PIG; Shaw, s..
Treasurer-Royston, 209 Harris, IT,
Com'r. G. L. O.-Crosby, 242; White, IA.
Supreme Court-Smith, 217; Donlsy, 2l5;
Willie, PA; Coke, 2l5; Moore, 2l6; Bell, 4;
Junes, Z; Caldwell, l +, Johnson, 5.
Dist. Judge-Weaver, $50.
Dist. Atty.-Howell, 10S; Woods 118.
State Senate-Blount, 204.
Representative--Barrett, 1872; Bagget,
1l5. h'ett
JOHNSON CouNTY-Official.-- Throckmor-
ton, 555 Pease, %. Jones, $50; Epperson,
6; Walton, 492; Banton, IA. Robards, 6SS.
Royston, 534; Durham 4. Crosby, 66O.-
Smith, $50; Moore, 443; Donley, 455; Coke,
474; johnson, %; Willie, 20; Bell, II.
Dist. Judge-Good, 3l9; Ferris, 235 (;
Scott, 70. Dist. Att'y,-Hawkins, S46; Ho-
venkamp 1852; Payne, II. State Senate
W. r. shannon, $40. Representatives
Menefee, $50; Landers, SAT; Jordan, 1873 +;
Hendley, 81. For Amendments, 469; A.
gainst Amendments, 95.
County officers elected. r. Mckenzie,
County Judge; G. II, Maxey, County Clerk;
James Hiner, Dist. Clerk; L. NJ. Heath,
Sheriff; W. c. MCGEE, Assessor Ccllec-
tor; ]. Easterwood, County Treasurer; nj.
Graham, A. NJ. Killough, V. S. Anglin and
Joel Higgins, County Commissioners.
TARRAxT CoUNrY--O cial.-Throckmer-
ton, G2S; Pease, 12l. Jones, Cos; Davis,
%; Walton, 56s; Banton, u. Robards,
52S. Roston, S46; Durham, 1917. Crosby,
$50; Ward, 1S; White, rs. Smith, $50 !
Moore, All; Donley, 400; Coke, 466; Viii
lie, 1852; Ochiltree, 12S; johnson, 81. For
Amendments, 434; Against, 25s.
District Judgc-Good 438; Scott, 1876;
Ferris, 1879. Dist. Atty Hawkins, Alb
Hovenkamp, 267; Payne, SO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

The smallpox continues its progress
slowly But few new cases last week /; but
three deaths from small-po two were
children, probably one an infant, the other
very aged man, Mr.. Night, who lived
about eight miles from town.-We are in
formed that all the cases are recovering
very fast. r. W. Johnson, Of this place,
who has suffered very much from the dis
ease, is now out Of danger--recovering
very fast,-J. M. Belew and family bad
very severe attack, but are now out of dan
ger. The other cases are all mild form,
what is termed modified small pox.-The
patient has an eruptive fever, which last
from one to three days, after which, erup-
ton appears; some Of the eruptions pro-
gress to perfect pestules, but most of them
die away without supuration; but how
soon this disease may assume a malignant
form, we cannot tell-very probable IL will
as soon as warm weather approaches. We
are satisfied of one thing, however, that if
the people will use the necessary precau-
ton, it will soon subsidc. Get good vac
cine matter, from a healthy constitution,
and let all persons be vaccinated-Kdgf-
man Star, IAN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

On Saturday last the 9TH Inst. at Porters
Bluff, we are Informed that Mr.. D. Ivy, a
citizen Of this County was shot dead on
the spot. Our informant, who was present,
states that there had been horse race, at
that place on that day, after which dis
pLte arose between Mr.. Ivy the Deed and
young man whose name, inforrnacf does
not know, ut the matter was DROPPED be-
tween them. After short time had elaps-
cd, a young man who was present at the
time Of the difficulty, said % Ivy; sir you
imposed on that young man; Ivy answered
him by saying you are liari upon this
the young man drew his pistol and told
him that IL you say that again ] will shoot
you; rhereupon Ivy repeated IT. and the
young man shot him through the head kill
ing him instantly and left.-haEfmaH STR
lzfh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

LANoAsTER,-We are pleased TO notice
the spirit Of Improvement manifested by
the citizens Of the fou,ishipg village of
Loncastcrin tho lover portion of the coun-
ty. We have net visited the place for sew
eral monihs-in fact, not since tho war
closed, te remain any time; but we are in
formed that the town is improving very
rapidly, Several large buildings which
formerly comprised Pleasant Run, have
been removed bodily to Lancaster and are
being reftted for store houses, sc. We
learn further that preparations are being
made for building large Touring mill,
and another mercantile house on very
large scale is in contemplation.
Lancaster already possesses four or five
large stores, Masonic Hall, large Hotel,
n cotton and wool factory, a foundry and
machine shop Grist mill &c., and bids
fair to increase its population and bust
ness very rapidly. Its citizens are noted
for their enterprise and public spirit, and
they seem determined to make Lancaster q
place of Importance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21


On NE islh lssi, one u No largest pfi.
mary meetings va have ever witnessed In
Dallas assembled al HE Court House Tor the
purpose Of appointing delegates 10 The Con.
sentative Union Convention 10 meet NJ Nav
asota on The Goth Inst. Our people are fully
alive 10 tho importance Of having Texas
represented In the great Union Convention
which Is to meet 10 Philadelphia on tho
litl Of August, and II was source Of the
creates, qualification TO sec present md nc.
lively participating, mei who have hereto
fore differed so widely upon the great ques-
lions that have for the last -four years agl
tatcd and divided the people Of the South.
The people Of Dallas county are now, in
tho fullest sense Of the term, n united peo.
ple,-uniied in the earnest support Of Pres.
ident johnson and his restoration policy.
During the whole proceedings of the meet
ing, the utmost harmony and unanimity
prevailed among ALL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

gsy'The presence of the Small-Pox in
Kaufman county, for the past month or
two, and the rapidly with which it has
spread should be n warning to the citizens
of Dallas; communication with Kaufman is
unrestricted and frequent, and the loathe-
some disease is liable to be brought to our
doors Mt any time. We hope therefore,
that our people will once adopt the nee
sssary precaution of vaccination. We are
informed by DR.. /. L. Van Zandt, that he
has on hand supply of genuine vaccine
matter, and is prepared to yaccinate all
who may call upon him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21
MAHHrnD.

At the residence Of The brides father, in
this county on Wednesday, July 18Th, 1866,
by Rev JSo. BEVERLY, Mr.. DANIEL X.
McCuLLouGH and Miss MARY NJ. daughter
Of Rev. ABSER KEEN, all this county.
The old, time honOred custom was duly
observed, and the printer received his fee
in large and delicious cake, accompany
ing the above notice, which was enjoyed
by our entire force, and over which the
best wishes Of all were cordially extended
10 tho newly married couple. May they
live TO a green Old age, and the dark cloud Of
ironble never obscure the sun Of their ex-
istence flt at
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

New NAIL ARRAseEEENrs.-0ur mails
from New Orleans and the East are now
carried overland, instead Of via Galveston.
As heretofore, We are to have three mails
per week. and under this arrangement
Houston BECOMES the distributing office FOR
Central aud'NortherB Texas Until ninety
miles more Of railroad shall be completed,
which win connect the two termini Of the
New Orleans and Texas road, the mail will
have to 20 through the following eventful
charges in reaching us destinafion: Prom
New Orleans By railroad, TO Brashear city;
Brashear city, BY steamer, 70 New iberia.
thence BY stage, 10 Niblets Bluff; thence
b. ssesmer 70 Orange; thence, By railroad
TO Houston. Until the bridge over the
Nscbez is repaired, hand cars win hEvs to
be used between beaumont and Orange.
II is computed that By this route We viii
get ON nails several hours ea-lisr than By
way Of Galvsstss- We shall sss.-Houi-
ton telegraph loh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21


THE ELEcrIos~-Wc have returns, official
and unofficial from sixty counties. Forty
four Of the counties are Official, for Cover
nor, Lieut.. Governor and the Supreme
Judges; for the balance Of the State officers
and on the amendments, we lack the figures
fron some Of the counties. The fOOtings
are as follows;
Governsr-T hrockns q, S54; Pease,
7,7l6. Iisut. Gov.-Joues,8 "a, f2l Lindsay,
$50. Atty. oen'1-Walton, 2, rs; Ban
ton. 1927; Binkiey, SIS. Comptrollef-
Hsbards, 292so, ehav, 6,l50 Treasursr-
f.cyson, 20,32ls Durham. ass; Harris.
6.775. Comr. G. l.. O.-Crosby, 3o.302 I;
Ear1; 2.4S4; white, 5.2o2 Supreme Court
-suiih, 1881; Moore. 2s.s19; Donlsy,
"A .p6s; Coke. -, fss; willie. 70.sp5 CeTs-
I'D. II. g3s Och1trse. ark johnson,
5.0o5. Bel, f.zsz Jsnss, 5.5s5s Caldwell,
4 - For the Ame1dmcnts, 1876; A
esinsi fhs Anendnents, u .09T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21
say~we have seen a prospectus of new

gGS"We have seen prospectus Of new
weekly paper to be published in Mckinney,
to be called the "Collin County Enquirer"
by Murray s. Grisham, and the first num-
Der of which will be issued on or about the
LIST of October next. The Enquirer, is to
be about the size of the Dallas Herald
terms SIS Currency, per annum.
We are we'll acquainted with the propri-
etors, and know them to be young m en- Of in
tegrity aud business qualifications, and have
no hesitation in saying that the Enquirer,
under their management, will be worthy
of the County, and of our section of the
State. We will give the prospectus in full
in our next, and in the mean time bespeak
for the enterprise all the encouragement
which it so well deserves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

nsy Rev. Charles Carlton, SO long the
Principal of a school in this place, and
where he gave universal satisfaction as a
teacher, has removed TO Kentuckytown,
Grayson county, where for the past ten
months he has conducted the academy at
that place. His third session commences
on the first Monday in September next as
will be seen by his advertisement in anoth-
err column, to which the attention of the
reader is directed. Kentuckytown is a
beautiful and healthy town, and persons
wishing to send their children to distance
to school, could not do better than by
sepding them there.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

T7ir undursigusd is the authorised Agent for the
fsIorfne neusnapers ana viii receive Subscriptions
f1r the same a. the publishsd rats. Viz
National Irte1irrnrer. Washington, d. G., the on
cinl organ Of the Presidelf-daily and iri-weekly
Enqulrrr A sertitei, Aich1onds Va, Daily semi
Weekly and Weekly. 81. 49,. -.rfrr
Galveston News. daily. tri-gsekly nn1 Ncskiy- -
Huusfon Tslsrrnph-dnily, fri-weeslF an1 weekly.
T1afrss Galveston Bnl1sfin-daily and vt-kly.
he VII also rer1ifs sIiiscriptIons ~ 10 Nn- Or
leans Pirnyrns and Tins, md the w loIk eeTs
W J. W. sNINDEbLs
Herah omce, Daiias. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

gGaSH We direct attention TO the advertise
ment of Mcssrs. Nance g. Moffett, of Wool
Carding. There Factory at Lancaster, has
a good reputation for doing good work and
promptly and they have recently placed
their machinery in fine ORDER with new
cards of superior quality, and are prepared
tordo as good work as can DO done in the
State The " Factory" is one Of the Insti
tuticns of Lancaster, and is a resort for all
the surrounding country. All who want
rolls or wool cardecd are advised to give
them n call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21
OSCEOLA MILLS
EOR SALE. N

THVHE undersigned offers for sale the
Il above well known Mills, situated 81
miles North of Dallas, on Elm Fork of Trim
ity. He will sell the whole property, or
on -half interest in the same.
These Mills are capable of grinding $50
bushels of grain in "a hours, are in perfect
repair and fine running order, having been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired since
Christmas. There are attached to the mill
Saw-Mill and Lathe, the last of which is
very necessary to the Mill.
Also, 1926 acres of timbered land.
Also, farm of $50 acres of prairie land,
81 acres Of it in cultivation, and &C acres
timber All of which will be sold on the
most liberal terms. a. -gr.. .H..rt
For further particulars, enquire Of the
undersigned at the above Mills, or at his
residence in Dallas.
-a' '''t F @3a" JOS W ELLETT'
Dallas, July 81, 1S66.-44:tf 1855
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To the Sheriff of johnson County Greeting /:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon,
Il by publication, Samuel Ellis, Jerry b.
Parker, J. I. Blackford and the unknown
heirs of George Galley, deceased, TO be and
appear before the District Court to be hold
en- in and for the county Of Johnson, at the
Court House tn reof in the town Of Buchan-
an, on the third Monday in September next,
then and there to answer the petition Of
John A. Black, filed in said Court, which
alledees that the said Samuel Ellis, on the
Both day Of January, 1867, executed and de-
livered to petitioner and W. c. Phillips, q
title bond for one-half Of Certificate No.
142, issued by the Board Of Land Commits
sioners for Harrisburg county, for 1880
acres on condition that they would locate
and have surveyed and patented the same.
That Petitioner and said Phillips have COM
piled with the terms Of said bond that the
patent issued to the heirs Of the said George
Garley, and that the services rendered were
reasonably worth one-half the land; that
the said Ellis sold and conveyed said GER
tiffcate to said Parker and Blackford, and
that the said Phillips sold and conveyed all
his interest in said land 70 plaintiff.
Herein fail not, but have you, then and
there this writ with your action thereon en-
dorsed.
witness ny hard and seal Of
seal \fhe District Court Of johnson
NI6S/e0unty. Given under my hand
sud seal Of said Court, in the town Of bu-
ebansn, this 9Th DAY Of July, 1896
JAS. HlNER, CIk D. C. J. G.
Issued the 9th day Of July 1855.
lil liiT Jas. HINER, Clerk.
Came 10 hand July The eths le56, -snd Or
dsred te be published in The Dallas Herald
for eight successive Feeks-
T4Esv.l HHEA7H- Sheriff , I-a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21
To the people Of the Frontier.
CnfRoKEE VILLAGE, July 4th 1866.

~ CHEROKEE VILLAGE, July 4th 1866.
Friend Loving Tell my young friend
Bomar that he will do the frontier people Of
Texas a favor by apprising them through
the medium Of his paper, that large parties
OF Kioways, Prairie Comanches and Arap-
pehces, are on their way to Texas with hos
tile intentions they are all well armed with
six-shooiers and rifles. procured on the up
per Arkansas.
The Information is reliable as have il
from friendly Indians in from the prnirie.
Yours, &c. JNO. SHIRLEY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

Mrs. Helena VIM, advertises in to-days
paper that she will commence the third
session of her school, at'the Masonic Hall
in this place, on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER next. AS an instructress we have
heard her highly recommended, and those
who have patronized her school in the past
are abundantly satisfied with the profcien-
cy made by the scholars, and we bespeak
for her an increased number, at the COM
mencement Of the third session. See her
advertisements for terms &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

The IoxosrnFzr DIxxEn.-we under
stand that everybody enjoyed themselves
finely ct the dinner given 10 Gen. Long
street on the 9Th inst, At the jefferson 10
tel We should have been pleased 70 have
been present, but sickness in cur family
11ds il Impossible. There rus also 5 CO
tilion party at Frssmnn's Hall in the eve
ming. erased b. the processes Of many Of
the fair ladies 81 Jsferssn. vho desired 10
express heir high ap7rsciriivn q the past
services Of ths 6tnsral-Jfers0n JfnPis-
ctrfs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

gsy+Atlenticn is called to the advertise
ments under the he'd Of Special Notices
"NIrs. wins'Ow's Mystic Pills" and the
Queen of Pair Restorers, i'm this days
paper; whi.h may be bad of all druggists,
and a. Wholesale by James CONCEAL, No. 20
st, Charles Street, New Orleans. Y