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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
To the Voters OF the second

CONGRESSIONAL DIsqxlur OF TEXAS
The undersigned Democratic and
Conservative cmbers of the Leg
islature from the second Congress
sional District take the liberty OF
addressing you upon a subject Of
vital political importance to- the
District and of the whole State. 1t
is very generally understood that
an election for members of Congress
from this State will be held at somc
tfno before the assembling of that
body at Washington in December
next,-if is equally well known
that it has. been the policy of the
marty now-in power. to keep the
intelligent mns4es of the people un-
informed as-to the time when such
election shall Occur, 10 order TO pre-
vert organization and concert of
zctiOn,. among those. whom they
know will not endorse the present
Administration, when an oprOrtu-
nifty is presented for free expires
sion Of opinion. at the ballot box.
In view Of these facts VIC respect
fully urge upon alithe voters ofthe
District who arc interested in an
economical and just administration
orthe State Government, upon the
basis Of civil liberty, in opposition
90 military rule, TO ut once inaHgu-
rate measures for a complete aRd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

BB-We publish, to-day, communica-
ton signed "Democrat, urging the meet
ing of Congressional Convention at this
place on the 18th OF July next. While we
know that we have II large Democratic
majority IN this District, We are, as yet, to
great extent unorgani1ed, while the en-
envy can aud will WELD their forces as ole
man. We want to see harmony and unity
Of action in the Democratic ranks, and for
this reason, we freely join in the ca for a
Convention. We also publish, to-day, the
recommendation of the members Of the
Legislature, urging n Convention.
Should the Legislature re-district the
State and tack on to our District certain
counties with Radical majority of two
or three thousand, as they may do, want
of harmony in the Democratic ranks would
result in certain disaster. We must have
but one candidate, and that candidate must
have the unanimous support of the party.
After the most ma ture deliberation, we
have come to the conclusion that the good
old Democratic way Of nominating our
candidate is the only way, under present
circumstances, to insure success. We
therefore adopt the suggestions Of our
Representatives and Senators in the Leg
to meet ut Dallas on the 4th lay of July
next Ia ncceding TO this call, however,
we wish it distinctly understood that we
are for Hon. John c. Conner, our late Rep
resentative, and shall still keep his name
at our masthead. We believe that he is
the choice of the people Of the District
and should be returned to Congress. We
venture, further, that he will receive the
nomination of the Convention. But the
motto Of the Democratic party is "Meas-
ures, not men," and if Mr.. Conner cannot
lead the party to success, or is not the
choice Of the people in fair and free ex-
preston through a Convention, we are
willing to support any man whom the
Convention may say can. We shall, in
any event, support the nominee Of full
and fair Convention.
In the meantime, we urge upon the peo-
pie Of the different counties in the District
to send their best men as delegates to the
Convention, and send them untrammelled
by instructions. 1t would not be amiss,
perhaps, for the county meetings to express
a preference, and this we think should be
done, and unless controlling reasons to
the contrary were seen by the delegates, of
course they would be governed by that
preference. But let the Convention meet
and take counsel together for the good Of
the whole District, without feeling them
selves trammslled by inst uetiOns 10 vote
for any particular man.
We merely make these suggestions for
What they are worth, and will be glad TO
hear from the Democratic press upon the
subject
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
neY-A snecial to The Galveston News

ga5-A special to the Galveston News
says, that at the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad, held at Houston on
Monday last, the following Directors were
elected, viz: Moses Taylor, William E.
Dodge, VIM. Rice, of New York; A. GrOes-
beck, T. W. House, c. Ennis, WI. Hutch
ins, p. Bremond and W. II. Baker, OF
Houston who elected for their President
W. L. Dodge, of New York; A. Groesbeck,
of Houston, Vice President; c. Ennis, oil
Houston, Comptroller; A. Richardson,
Secretary; F. A. Rice, Treasurer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

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oil. rIs ...ra tfHut. tf aflf af
sfttt r.at urafs uan oil tf vtl
Hft.fI. srl i.uf OIL - fhuir n sf'i'
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isurf ts l.stsfss ihtif fssi susis su itf
a,a.iau. itr tafsssiiy desired ihsi 'hs
ts.rIs stsusliy vili iara 90, ahi dat
ihs lsiiss gill lausT sui tsssurats no
Iiab ~ ilsi5 insPinHE FTfsruss-
raEEusFuartatEt
b,il,. April s'ih, isil,
MAf. n nAEGsrAit
siE-At abe last regular mrsiiug VI lhs
NouEs Meas l,riaucTsiir tiub - Dallas
iis unirIsisusi ~sTs aPIoia'si a ts.a'
n.iiirs ga Programmes nue II the dulles
isus nbsni ga as - each ssuiaiiirs, e 10
.slgrla speaker ~ zllrrss las Iisb ~ ear
urAI pabiic mssiing, Nsniay, May ihs
slh, I rlurk, ra,I lf!va sill abi.ge us
h srerpliug lhis iHgiialisn, &C sul ts
tisast,i a. make ihe ANNOUNCEMENT,
Nrry respectfully,
lsuT uhg lisng Servants,
a. H. McCLEil,S,
T. u, huWEE,
Gao, \, AlpREnur,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

SOUTHERN BOYS AND GIRLS who do not
take BuRKE's MAGAZINE FOR Bors AND
GIRLS, miss great treat. 1t is equal in
every respect to the Northern magazines
and far superior TO any of them in the
quality Of its reading matter. The April
number is full of good things, and shows n
steady Improvement We cannot too high
ly commend this magazine to our readers.
Every boy and girl in the South should
take il and read it. The terms are 81 q
year, or three copies for s.. The publish
ers will send specimen numbers free on
application. Address, ]. W. Burke & Co..
Macon, Ga.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

VIZ RErRAcr.-Thc Sherman papers Of
Saturday last deny the " rumor' which we
published two weeks ago, that three women
had been killed near there n few days pre-
vious. They say that no such occurrence
took place. We are happy 10 know it, and
more happy to make the retrnction. As
we stated Mt the time, we did not vouch
for the truth of the rumor, and gave itjust
as We heard it, We hope all papers that
have copied our rumor,' will also publish
this correction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06


"A tHfstsF O.sfiif " a. osst
I irNH Nstffiss
NnfurAs lusErn n sniTH a.
v 30 iit iih az q hsI, I'll Al
litfUhsu BEL thf lIfft untF q a. iiis
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rdilf Mitfkfn. shist ssii lsiiiiss
I'D sattsIisi W sa'ia1ii = iis tnrs'
.fhssii Asifkff 10 ~ Trslissi y ~
Tsit n IIAas sea 80 ittHsfefs htrtby
sflsfirl ihai 30, ~ Hssias Iasi'ss'
iiati has sui a. sslHs HsssIaIsT u NJ
tesy ID i,siiss, u ihtTs 10 ahs ruelishsi
Ia a. psaHiy, tai Il 40, isss Ia ihs scar
Fsi nuiy shrTr sHssspzTsT 70 Iabiishsi
iuT aT stsAs pis'isus - The IsiuTa dsy
ksI,, saIaEsH he ssli fhilliP AsistsT,
vhs 49, Tssiis1t VI this STATE, 10 b.
aHiYltsT i@fsIs car lieHuTaels DislTiei
Is,s IL 10 L0llsn IN aIl ivT the tsaniy
oi Has, ai The CoaTt-iisass ihsTssi u
the % u l,allss, "a ihs nIsl hohday ~
luLih,At, IhrE aud there 10 answer ihs
Jsii,A u aid JesspL II, saith ssainsI
Inc % rhiliip NsisssTi lls ssasT-i ma
iuTsli ohjrsi Of shlrh ssld prlilien is 10
yms sloul fTou bis lilis u 100 ssTss "
lahini IA 81 his pssssssioH ~ sams, aud
To ssig a decree ii'ssliIg all The right
iiilrsIeFsa and estate SAID MrilkeT may
hsVaA aud 10 sail lC0 sores of land eai
ofss MslEkeT, aud Sssiing same IN hlu,
said Nth, said ld1 aeTss u l-Ad iylhs
aud hns situated in the Ionhiy ~ Dallas
Ia "a si~,s, aud patented 10 saii MsiEksT
by lhSias Of 1sLa. on the lilh day 81
psesbsb ls'G Patent No, soi, Vol -,
SD de-, ,s s,.igaee Of lisni, cFowno'sT
BY 'ipr u snila'iI, No, 4, dated January
10th, W, and transferred 10 said Msis.sr
by sai CloShoSsT, JuIs 1Ih, 1883, said
100 wee being fully described Ia said
paithi sad alleging, In substance that
the 81 hrIIksr, BOON after lac ereams the
assiEu OF said CToNnOyrT 10 saii lAAd'
for fuAbls aud Sufficient confederation,
did seiIransfsr aud convey all his right,
title, isresI aud estate in aud iH said TOO
aeTf, alAnd described In said patent 10
oht --1elsrs aud - houI., lolnily sud
that bs regular chain VI transfers aud
cohYs,pess Iron said Peters aud Ronis'
IhmlskeYsTal other parties, the same was
hnally "a and conveyed 10 plaintiff, who
took pssssien Of the sane, aud has Tor
seysralears cultivated aud paid taxes on
the ,aIa aud paid all expenses In pFoea'
ring pant therefor.
llsrel fail not, hut have you then aud
there bore said Court this writ with your
return kreon, showing how You have ca
Ml... Lain N lava rierk NJ the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
t,n.n,,,.,, ~ an, I,.ll-, IIsraId

To tie EiiIsTs II The Dallas Herald
Prom indications At Austin Il Is likely
that an election for Congressman will take
place the coming fall. Is IL not time ne
we're preparing for Democratic CoHsTe.'
sional canyshIionP | think 80, All the
members ofihe Legislature have ual'ei IN
a Trnomms adatlou that such Convention
should be held, aud have designated Dali
las as the proper point 10 meet " the
election occurs ia october or November,
the early part VI July the 18th day, as des'
isnAird BY the members ofthe l.cgislaiurel
would be soon enough for ecnVvnIion'
Hut delegates should be appointed 10 iims
20 meet earlier Unnecessary. TN this point
We should be governed by the tims that the
election 10 10 come oil. II may be that the
election will he appoin,ed Tor August AS
minated by Gov. Davis, should the Lag
islature fail To provide for an election, aud
in that case July 18th would be too late FOR
tho Convention. IL Is time that some
thing was being done, and | ain gratiiied
10 SEQ the suggestion OF the weaiherford
Times, published ia tho last HERALD,
There should be an understanding Oh the
subject.
doubtless every man has his choice, but
the success and harmony Of the party Is
paramount TO the individual pre- ierences
Of any one man. by recent act Of Con-
grcs, the field has been greatly enlarged
from which we may make selections. The
relief from the iron.clad oath will'admi'
all those who adhered to the South during
the war, except such as held executive, ju'
dicial and legislative Offices prior to the
war.
It is time that .he people were rejecting
seriously about who shall be their mem
hers to Congress, and who shall represent
them in the Legislature. The best talent
most prudent and reliable men should b'
brought forward. twill require the fret
order of ability to retrieve the State from
the load Of taxation and pernicious laws
that radicalisn has imposed. The demo
cratic party is the only hope TO do this
and to be effective, that party Must be unit
cd and harmon ious.
DEMOCRAT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

n.H HruHHh re- sI ff
FIHFt's HII.sfHn Co., IHn
.r F.a.f 90 I..HfT 4 ri ..| ih. 70
rHarrtIfH. t,HtHfnmfHi IL -
f.l il. the raafraui innutn0 - lhr
Aaihnal AhmirisiraiHn. u'f.
afhiY nTrariosl sui al leave
s.ihinr uuinhe. uhith irhls No
prrptutir a. pass an'sifial ih'
,fniimrui a ihs inieili sn' iaAi'sl
inF I.rslIir ~ ihr Stats u Is raT-
nr.ily ursod that frrrinU anl
uUlniy CnngrniiuHsi'o "a 'i'rr ,''il
"a a. nniainale a siiahlr fan'iida''
o. r-prr,rni oug isirirl in lhe Hrs'
gsnsruss. Ne -Aggvsi ii'e 'uS" NJ
l,al.as a. = saAbie phase isT lAr
mrtlins AMI l1ldins ,he 'onNrn-
tian, a1,l thellh day ~ iniy, as the
lino al sucl inuelias, We earnest
"a hcsiIe l,al lh's imP0rianl sub
,uI n.ay A'!isg 'hs favorable a'''n'
t,on al iie Ipul'io ani that united
auL a, ermiRrl action may loo So
rurslOn tie part al lhuse Nh1
dosi,e political rviorm, No o1he'
r,u.sc pnesrnls amy hope Of success
Ia tho uppuHei,ls al the present
salts and National Administration
'Aul that al lhur'nsn organisation,
la ,onclnsinn we urge every citizen
not registered, 10 register al Ih'
ilrsl opportunity offered aud W.
respectfully recommend TO primary
meetings VI lho citizens the impor
lance OF lmprcsslng every ono viii
tho duty No all owe our party an,
coun,ry IN attending tho polls al
the next election, aud voting In lhS
true interests Ur the people. lilo
ping our mott, Is ia thus addressing
YOU will not loo misunderstood an'
that our views may loo iaVorabll
received We arc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Attention, Militia.

4 Ill persons linbir to Military Duty,
N between the ages OF IS and IS years,
are hereby notified TO meet in their rcspec.
tive Precincts on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day ~ May instant, and form themselves
into Companies Of one hundred (l00) men
each, and elect their Officers, when they
will be accepted as Volunteer Militia, and
the Officers so elected, il found eligible
duly commissioned. When 20 organized
Company Commanders will INNEptAfELY
Report their Rolls to me, and they will be
forwarded to Headquarters.
Persons within the ages not Joining in
the above organization, under instructions
from the Adjutant. General Of the State
will DO Enrolled by the Sheriff Of the Conn
ty and organized into Companies by him
regardless Of color. 3ligwr
by order Of General Davidson,
W. A. BLEDSOE,
Colonel 44th Regiment Reserve Militia,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

sag ]. W. Henderson, Chairman of the
Democratic Committee of thu thirl Con-
grcssional District, issues callfor con-
vention to be held at Houston on the 2Sd Of
the present month, for consultation, and
to make a nomination for Congress, ii
deemed necessary, by the convention when
assembled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

rsy. Serious crevasses have broken out
along the Mississippi River, short dis
lance above New Orleans. Serious fears
were at one time entertained Of an overflow
Of the city; but we are glad to learn from
the latest New Orleans papers TINT such
apprehensions no longer exist.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

TTbs Ea1shsehisD smOerst publishes
= call for Q meeting At ESIahaehis On the
10Th inst, for the purpose Of organizing
the Democratic party Of that county This
is righi, and We void suggest % the
meeting that il appoint delegates 70 attend
n. Densor.tis Congressional Convention
Al ,bis rlso, o. the sih Of July next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

TnE LITTLE CoRPoRAL for May is an eK-
ce.itnt number, full Of pleasing and in
structive reading matter for boys and girls
and older people who have young hearts
Terms, S1.50 year. Send stamp for sPe-
cimen number aud Premium List TO John
+. Miller. Puslisher, Chicago, III.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

bE Governor Davis has issued his pro
elamation for the establishment Of qusrnn-
tine, prohibiting vessels from certain P7rts
againsysntry into those Of ours, under
period q twenty-five days from the dais Of
their slesrsDce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

H@- AT the March Term OF the District
Court in Harris county, Judge Masterson
decided that the tax levied upon the peo-
pie by the Comptroller for the payment
the interest on the Frontier Bonds,sis val
id, and must be paid. The syllabus of
the case, says Flake'sBulletin, is this;
George W. Gregor refused to pay to the
sheriff of Harris tounty the tax levied by
the Comptroller of the State for the pay
ment Of the frontier bonds, and in order to
prevent the sheriff from collecting the tax,
he obtained an injunction against the
sheriff, and at the hearing of the cause
Judge Masterson dissolved the injunction
and permitted the sheriff TO proceed to the
collection of the tax. In this we say the
Judge erred.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Sls,v Sdrertis
BLANK BOOKS.

MERCHANTS and Others designing to rfrn new
lNl Sets Of Books with the new year, and MI who
want BLANK BOOkS of any kind, arc ihtited to
send their orders to the undersigned. Win =
LARGE STOCK MANUFACTURED ENrREsbLf
for this trade, including books for currency ana
coin" and for currency, silver and gold !" and
with superior facilities for manufacturing to ordsf
he is prepared t. offer UNUSUAL lNDUCEMENTc
in this line. -
All Books needed by County Clerks are kept on
hand or made at short order.
HoUsroS, December, 1S7o.-l5tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

Nr,,rs M,CITu.s, hsaEs aHA AirEFF's'
GINTLEAEN-l am in TeeelPl Of year Ia
yor requesting Iae 10 aiirsss ''ihs lounE
Mrn psmuoTails Iiub' vi ballas, GA Mon'
Lay sysniHg, May the slh, Ever Willins
10 aid in the support aud maintenance OF
the principles Of the party you represent
| ehssriully accept year invitation,
Very truly, your ob.' servant
II. nAREspALE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

The revival in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, still continues. There have
been about one hundred conversions, and
sixty-eight accesions to the church.-[Sher-
man Patriot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. JOHN G. CONNER,
OF GRAYSON.

rB-Mcssrs. pnsh.ll \ Waters, bankers. Kaufman
are authorized agents for the HERALD In kanilna'
county.
BET. ". SMrTu, Esq, At Louisville, Denton Co
Is an authorized agent for tho DALLAS liEnALr AM
money paid To him upon our account VIII lie dnl.
Acknowledged 10y u.s.
j. H. LTrEIr. ESQ, Galveston, Texas, IL nr autho
rlz.l Agent for the Dallas HERALD In That oitl.-
Any advertising on,racted for by him. will bc dull!
res usrtud hy lis,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

Very respectfully,
". II. Pyle, 20lh District.
II. Il. Lalimer, nh Dist.
!. W. colc, 10Th Dist,
q. Il. shannon, 2ird Diet.
T.. 4. BroughIon, .snd Dist.
J. ". Lane, 2lsl Dist
A. +. Leonard 2l,t Dist.
]. Il. Cole, 22nd Dist.
W. L. Mclean, nh Dist.
T.. l.. Bcriun, 10Th Dist.
T.. l.. Dohoncy, llth Dist.
sam Evans, 2lst Dis.
Is. ). Shclburnc, 2lSt Dist.
:. $. Weaver, 10th Dist
4. Il. Ross, 2ird Dist.
j. e. Weaver, BIRD Dist.
i. Is. Sell, End Dist,
John q. Austin. 18th Dist.
J. En-. Hawkins, 10Th Dist.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

Commissisrsrs appointed BY the Texas
Legislature. report in favor Of dividing the
State into three States ChetsPa Kan
Advance.
Please correct HAT assertion, Mr.. Ad-
vance no commissioners have made any
sueh report A COMMITTEES Of the State
Senate have reported such bill, uaking
,l.res States Of Texas, which cannot r-seiVe
n. approbstiOn Of the voters Of The STATE
That's all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

Rsyn Hon. C. T. Garland, late Judge Of
this Judicial District, has been nominated
and confirmed District Attorney of the
Western District of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

re We are authorized to announce J. p POT
TER AS candidate for Justice Of the Peace in Dis
trct No. 3, Dallas County, Texas.
ne Wa are authorized to announce Coi.uMBuS
C. Hustled, Esq. as u Candidate for Justice OF the
Pence in District No. =, Dallas County, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Latest Market Reports.

NEW YORK, May l.
3:05 =. M-Gold iii. Cotton steady
and in fair demand sales 5000 bales on
spot and 1000 on contract
New ORLEANS, May ].
Cotton quiet but steady Niddling liz
to l5Yc; sales COO bales.
81. M.-Gold lllf.
LIVERPOOL, May |.
Cotton DULL Uplands I'D; Orleans 3D.;
sales 10000 bale, 5000 for export and
speculation
GALVESTON, May 2.
Gold 11Of Cotton dull, declining, good
ordinary liz; low mddling 1ls; hides
fair demand Mt lower rates dry flint as
they run l5(0l53; selected l6@l6!.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Land Certificate Lost.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
4 OSf, ONR-flllRD LEAGUE LAM
Ia CERTIFICATE, issued 10 Jsmss faTl'
ton, January .al, 1854, BY Special Act II
the Legislature, IL not found within the
time prescribed by Law, . Duplicate will
he applied for 10 the Commissioners Il the
General Land Once,
J, q. REAvls
Attorney IL fact for Mrs, Mary Tarlion.
Nay 90, lsIl.-ai;9w.
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Our Fathers House {:
OR
THE UNwRITTEN WORD,
By Rev. Daniel March, ID. ID.
TIL. ILLUSTRATED
POLYGLOT FAMILY BIBLE,

POLYGL0T FAMILY BIBLE,
CONTAINING the old and New Tesla.
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parallel and illustrative passages, arranged
In . manner hitherto unattemp,edi iOse'
Their with q Concordance, 0 new and com
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which every difficult word Is explained !
and also . Family Record, many useful
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The undersigned, Agent mr. Dallas Go.
for tho above Books, will visit the citizens
Of the City aud Couhtv OF Dallas, 10 exhibit
the works and take Subscriptions.
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Dallas, May G, ls7i.-3hii.
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Elliott, W. NJ. Walton, ). q. snrch.
| Senatorial District, T.. y. Picket, Liberty.
2.,....,........ :. W. B"wley, San Augustine.
& ,, ..,,,.,..,....... T. II. Bonner, Rnsk.
4.,.,,......,.. .lns. W. Ewing. Palestine.
4 ...,..,...,........ Jas. II. Jones, Henderson.
@ ..,,................ jas. p. Douglas. Tyler.
I .,.................... Jas. W. Pope, Marshall.
S,,,..,.,,......,....... II. p. Mabry, Jefferson.
. ,................. W. b. Wright, Clurksvillc.
10 ..,.,.,.............. VIM. A. WORKMAN, Hopkins.
II .....................S $. Il. Maxey, Paris.
IL .,,......,,,,,,..,,...S =. u. Fulton, Galveston.
IL ,.....,,............ Il. y. Ppnrcsun, Richmond.
IA ,.,.,,,.,J.W W. Henderson,, Houston.
u ......,,,..,,.J \. NJ. Maxey, Huntsville.
III ..................... Seth Shepherd, BRENNAN.
Il ..................... q. I. Goodwin, Bryan.
IL ......,.... ........ A. W. Terrell, Calvert.
10 ,,,,,.,.,,,..... Richard Coke, Waco.
20 ....,..,,......C c. VI. Winklor, Corsicana.
q ,.,........... John Hanna, Fort Worth.
~ ....,,...,..... T.. T. Bronghton, sherman.
~ .....,,..,....... ". h. Hughes, Weatharfurd.
"a ..,,.,............. Il. NJ. Forbes, Calhoun.
% .................... Wells Thompson, Columbus.
20 ............,........ J. d. Sayers, Bastrnp.
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~ ...... J. W. Posey, Georgetown.
20 ....................... G. Epson, San Antonio.
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