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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14
A CALL
AT
SIT Market St..

SIT Market ST..
to see the NEW and SPLENDID STYLES of
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which have been so carefully selected for the Spring
trade, will amply repay those who W. .sh to make
satisfactory purchase COME NOW AND AVOID
THE RUSH, ana make your selections from ths
Largest and Best Assortment
In the city. We have the best workmen employed,
and as our Mr.. GALBRAITH superintends ali work,
We guarantee satisfaction.
s. Il. BALL 81 CO.,
oct23-ly Opposite the City Hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14

CHERIFFALTY.

10 the voters Of the Republican Party Of New Cas-
tie county:
1~a1.A0S GBETLEMEN-EncOuraged by many
friends and the iattering vote given 10
me at the last nomination el ctlUn, | am
induced to again offer myself as a candidate for
nomination Of Sheriff for the County Of New Castle,
pledging myself TO abide by the nomination Of said
Party give my hearty support to the successful
candidate.
Respectfully, EDWIN LEWIS,
wilmington Hundred, JAMS, ,d&Wtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14
.HERIFFALTY CARD.

GHERIFFALTY CARD.
- hereby give notice TO my fellow citizens that
again offer myself a candidate for the Rtpubll-
can nomination for Sheriff Of New Castle County,
hoping that 1t will not he Consd- -rtd too mucn TO
ask the support OF my friends the second time, nor
10 anticipate sufficient increase OF their numbers
to secure my nomination. The successful candi-
date, whoever he may be, will, Of course, have my
cheerful support.
lah6-eod& &W-tn W, A. uUKILL
ODESSA, DEL. Jan. 9th. 1872.
StHERIFFALTY CARD respectfully pre-
= sent my name to the Republican voters OF New
Castle County as candidate for the nomination for
Sheriff of the County, and thanking my many
friends fer their warm support In 1870 trust still
nave their confidence and approval The successful.
nominee will have my hearty support.
X. LEWIS ARMSTRONG,
lanl6-eOd&wtn CnristianA Hundrt d.
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2uutital.
RIEEAITY.

-
The undersigned offers himself as a candi late for
the olice OF Sher OF New Castls County, at the en-
suing election, subject 10 the nOmina ion of the Re
publican Party, and pledges his hearty support to
The successful nominee.
feb3 l&wtn c II. GALLAGHER.
SHERIFFALTY.
no the voters OF the Republican Party of n W Cas-
Tie county:
-W&A.S%S GEETLEMES:-EncCuragCd by many
e1Y friends and the tiattertng vote given To
~ me at the last nomination election, am
induced TO again offer myself as a candidate fol-
nomination OF Sheriff for he County of New Castle
pledgng myself to abide bg the nomination OF said
Party, aud give my hearty support To the successful
candidate. Respectfully,
feb3d&wtn JAMES MARTIN,
Formerly of ChIis;iana hundred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14
4fautsd.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 90 centa.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14

jan1O-ltawd-altw.tapll
EoR SALE,
The large, now Three-story Brick Dwelling
No. 1908 West street.
Immediate possession given Apply To
W. r. a II. CAUSE,
augs,tf Cor. Front and West.
ENoR sALE-HoUSES. GA
IL Five houses near Third Street Bridge. &H
One house on King street near the Post once.
One house Thirteenth and Walnut streets
Farms for sale.
Mortgages for sale.
A. II. GRIMSHAw,
je2tf Real Estate Agent, Third St.
LNoR sALE-House SIT West street. May be seen
Il daily after P. M. Apply to
aprT,u Market-Street Wharf.
ENoR sALE-A valuable West street proper -
H ty, No. TIA The house is large and con- A:@
Venent, and built OF best material and workman
ship. The back building is three stories and fronts
south, and the whole is papered throughout and In
excellent order. The owner expects TO leave the
city in the spring. and wishes TO sell. Terms easy.
Apply ON THE PREMISES,
lan16,n Tl2 West street
| TNoR SALE-HoUSE AND LoTS.-one three a
| H. story brick mouse with two-story back ~
building, No. 602 W. Sixth street, hot and cold watel
In Kitchen and bath room; heater in the cellar; IL
one lot 90 feet front on Washington street, below
| Ninth.
one lot 60 feet front on Linden street, abov,
| Adams.
These lots are both in good location. The street
Apply to W. T. WESTBRooK,
Telegraph once, Third and Market
mar84u Or s2T Washington street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14

NoLMANS ENGLISH MUsTARD-For sale by
" JAMES MORROW,
mylT,tf 9ll Market and 40 Shipley streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Directors
have called the nnth nstalment, n per cent Tor So
per shar,) upon the capital stock OF the company,
payable al the rreasurer's Otice, Room o. Exchange
Building, on or before Wednesday, Feb 22d, 1879
JOHN r. MQLEAR, Treasurer,
feb7-s-lO-l2 "a IS 1913 2l-22
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14

WNOR SALE OR RENT-1he store and build (fSs
n ing N E cor Second and French Streets vi
suitable for any kind of light manufacturing bus-
ness. Win be leased for i've years II d sired.
ian96etf RE HAYES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10
Grave Charge Against the President
From the Ciucinrali COMMERCIAL

From the Ciucinraii COMMERCIAL
New YORK, July 27.-Ex. Mayor
Bowen, OF Washington, writes un
der date, Washington. July 18Th, rs
70 lows, to George Watkins, If
Scipio, New York, declaring the
President wronged him out OF
twenty five thousand dollars, in u
business transaction
MY DEAR SIR You are right
in stating that | know sem hing
Of Gen Grants business qualifca.
tons, as well us his character for
honor; honesty and truth. | had II
business transn, tion with him, III
which he cheated me out of twenty
five thousand dollars, with cool.
ness and deliberati.n that would
do credit to any b'ackIeg, az ! stand
ready to prove by Grants letter
and original contract in my posses
sion. Iintend to prosecute Grant
before our courts, and ba Q made
NFfdISetECUS W CDiilihciCo euiL
against him ut The next term, when
the whole matter will be shown up
to tho world in evidence that car
not BE- disputed. This affair il on
~ an index to Grants private char
acter lie is Il miserly, sordid man,
and will resort to anything, evas
ion or invasion of law and Justice
or anything else that any honora
BILE person would despise, TO put
money in his pocket. His habits
are Of the worst possible kind, and
hls associates Of the lowest order
Indeed, his instincts are low and
vulgar, and he is never 80 well sat
isficd us when in company with
horse jockeys, smoking cigars,
Or mixing WHISKY and "trlking
horse. Your lend. &c,
b. BOWEN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

One THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAa
Es FOR PUTTING UP THE WRONG MED
IcINE An interesting case on trial
in the Jefferson Court Of Common
Pleas is decided by n suit brought
to recover damages from druggist
who, in compromising prescription.
put up the wrong drug. The dc
cision establishes the fact that
druggists are responsible for the
mistakes Of incompetent clerks -
The facts in the case are as follows
One year ago Mr.. John 8. Kline.
o'this city, was seriously afflicted
with hemorrhoid, commonly called
piles DR. Gait, his physician, IRE
scribed an ointment composed rrin
cipa'Iy of stramonium, II n"rcotic
that would have had the effect OF
soothing the irri.ated parts and t"
ally the pain. The prescription
was taken to the drug store Of
S F Dawes, and the clerk, " l!inn
Ross, made the ointment If cantn
arideS, an active irritanl, instead g.
stramonium The ointment was
applied as directed, and the scene
that followed may be better ing
inca than described. Mr.. Kline
autfured untold angui h, AMI Us soon
"a he was able to 70 about he
brought suit for damages. and the
jury assessed the damages at ,OOJ
--Loui5v;i!e Ledger.
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wt,hns'on aaa Loo uniymSl,y.

The pritioD VI tlia institution IN
tho front fank vi the great schools
u learning uf this country IL sc..
tied bcycunA n doubt. Any tcars
n. one iime un,nincd by i,r friends,
Of the depressing influence which
might result from tho death u Ito
grcnt President, Gen. r. + Lee,
have been entirely disSipnted by tho
remarkable successful ndministra.
ton Of his son, Con. Cus.is Lee,
who has proved himself every way
worthy Of the great trust commit.
tod to his hands. Trust COS, faculty
ncd students all bear unanimous
testimony TO the fidelity, energy
and ability with which he disrharg.
o. the duties Of his office,
The session which hrs jus. closed
has boon one Of tho most snccess-
fui in the history OF the imsliiC'
ton. The quiet and gentlcmnnIy
deportmen. OF the students has won
the praise Of our whole community ;
while their eurr est attention TO stu
dy. and the large number If univer
sity hcnors carried away, indicate
that the intellectual, ~ well On the
moral atmosphere of the institution
is in u healthy condition. More
over, at the Bailey endowment
which il already accommodating in
terest, Mr.. l.. j KcCormick's oh
servatory, soon to be erected, and
the addition IF Professor Pratt tc
the scientific corps Of the faculty
are all new clements Of future l!f>
and vigor, and show that the ca
rcrv OF the institution Is still on
ward AID upward.
The prospects for tho next SEES
sion IRE unusually bright, us we in
fer, not only from the generally
improving condition of the South
crn States, but from imformaliot
coming in on nll hands Of the grow
ing favor Of our University
throughout the whole country
Lexington Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

A TRADITION DESTROYED lie;
us amend our traditions. tap
pears from an article in Pcterman 5
Mitthcilunrcn, on the consumption
of tea of China, that the notion that
tea is the ordinary drink of the
Chin csc is a popular delusion. "Tie
people Of the lower classes" he
says, Especially in the northern
provinces, only know it as u uxu
ry. and drink not water with az
much pleasure as the wealthy do
their infusion of green tea. Tue
middle classes in the same districts
Use an infusion Of the dried leaves
Of certain plants, and it is only the
richer classes whnGIlow themselves
tho luxury of drinking real tea
Even in the provinces whore tea in
grown. tea drinking is not general
The plant grows on hills, often not
less than a thousand feet above the
nearest valleys, the inhabitants of
which must, therefore, buy their
tea from the planters Now, the
poor prefer to keep the copper cash
they would have to oxpend for this
purpose, and take hot water in
stead. or, what is more common, an
infusion of the leaves of other plants
which grow wild in the fields
These facts seem to lead to the in
ference that the use of tea in China
has arisen from the aversion of the
Chimes TO drinking cid water, for
which natural cause might be
found in the circumstance that ga Il
rule the only water they can get is
that which has flowed over therice
fields, and has consequently become
unhealthy through the absorption
of decayed vegetable matter"
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One Of our young citizens whc
went into the country last week II
work On u farm for u few weeks
and seek "health instead Of dissi.
patton" returned the other day d
little out of sorts, but healthy. He
had blistered his hands h0eing corn,
torn the seat ont Of a pair of TWEEN
ty-dollar lavender pants at u pic
mic, one eye was blacsened from at
tempting 10 draw water with an
''old oakcn bucket" and a crank,
his forehead was frescocd wi b mos
quito bites, a stone-bruise gave him
the Alexandria limp. he was freck-
led The leopard, and had been sun
struck four times With these ex-
ceptions he had experienced an Gle
giant tims, ard is going next sam
mor-to Jail in preference TO the
country.-C2eUeLand Leader
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

WE Knock UNDER.-TeXas yields
the palm for carpct-bng impotence
TO Florida. We cannot hold n can
lilo to Armstrong, christened j. T.
He came, it scems, from no partic
ular place, bat like the gentleman
with the fYrkcd cordial and split
hoo's, hailed ''coing To and fro, and
walking up ard down in The earth. y
He got himself elected first as
Judge of Probate at Apalachicoia.
the Mayor Of the city, and Presi
dent Of the council. His blushing
h3nors fell thick upon him. lie
recovered a judgment against the
city for nine hundred and forty
FIVE dollars The suit was brought
by one Armstrong, tried before
Armstrong, Judgment rendered by
Armstrong, npon which the city
wharf properly was seized under
Judgment by Armstrong y court
and exposed for sale by Armstrong
Tho people denounced this pro
ceoding-people will get unreason
ablo at times-declaring that Arm
strong WAS too numerous. and
strong in the arm for grabbing
things. The modest Jldge. Mayor,
President, etc, etc, replied that ne
came 10 that locality for money,
and intended to make it. We sur
render to that -GalpeSton Bulletin
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DR.. RADWA
Perfect PurgatiVe Pills,

perfectly taste'ess elcga, y coated with sweet gum
purge. regulate, purify. cleanse and strengthen -
Railways Pills, for the cure of all disorders of the
Stomach Liver, B ,wris, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
pi., nses uenache. Constipation, C0>tiyentss, In
dig. st,o =. nysp"Dsia, Biiiousnrss, Bilious Fever
Inflammation Of the Bowels. Piles I'd nj! dcranee
ments rf the Tut, rial ViScera-WarrHn'ed to effect
n positive euro. Purely vegetable, containing n,
mercury. minerals. or drletcrious drugs.
A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free the
system from MI the above tmrd Disorders. Price
IS cents per hox. SOLD DY DRUGGISTS.
READ" FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RAILWAY & CO., No - warren street
corner Of Church street. NV York. Information
worth thoutapds will e ssnt you.
Aurusi g. 1871 -iT:ly
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TO MARRIED LADIES

tie, are particularly suit. d. They W u in a short
lime bring IN III, u onthlv period with regularity
aud although v'ry powerful, contain nothing hurt
nl to tn. constitute H. all cahes of Nervous and
Spinal Affections Pains in the back and limbs, fa-
igun on slight .xertion. ralpitaiion Of tn Heart.
Ii,st+rrs and whites they will effect cure when
all other means have failed. The circulars around
Zach package give inll directions and advice, or Will
b. FREQ to all writing for them, sea ed from OBJ
srrvatUn.
N.B.- Ia ail cases where the Genuine cannot he
o ia ned. One lullar enclosed to the Sole Propre-
insure bottle Of tue gennns. containing fifty pills,
by return mail, securely sealed from any Knowledge
nf IN &c t,.litS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

MILLIONS Rear Testimony e. .-..n
Wonderful Curative I:HCC!H.
Vinegar Biitcrs nro not vile Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskcy,
Proof spirits nnd Refuse Liquors, doc
tored. spIctd and swectened 10 please the taste,
called " Tonlca,' " hppctihers." Resior5rs NC.
that lead tho tipPicr on to drunkenness and min,
but are true Medicine, male from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free frGm NIL
Alcoholic Siimniaui-. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER aud
LIFE GIvfSG PRINCIPLE, perfect
Rsnoystor and I..Tigorator Of tho System. carry
lug on alt poisonous matter anil restoring tho blood
to healthy condition. No person can take the-e
B.tsrs according TO dlrcctisns AMI remain long
unwsil. provided their bones arc MT destroyed
Is mineral poison other means, aud the vital
organs wasted beyond the Poin. Of repair.
Thoy nrc u Gcuiio PurEniive ns well
n-n Tonic, rossgssinr, also, tho peculiar merit
Of Acting as powerful agent In relie,in. Cange'.
lion or Inflammation OF the Liver, AMI u all the
yiscrrai Orgaus
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
IN young old. married single. a; the dawn c!
womsnhosl or Al the turn Of life. those Tonic Bit
ten have no equal
For InHumrint0ry and Chrouic Rheu.
nntl-u, aud t.oui, Dyspepsia or III
digestion, bilious, RcmIit-nt nnd
Intermittent Fevrrs, Discusses Of the
Blood. Liver. Kidneys aud BIndders
these Buffers h vn bSen most successful. sacL
Diseases are caused by yiiiatcd Blood,
which is generally produced ty arrangement OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
IicadAciie Pain IN he >houlde $, Coughs, Tight
nnss Of the Chest. dizziness. Sour Eruciations Of
the Aton ach, Bad 1asio In the NORTH. Bilious
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TnE GREAT FRENCM REMEDY.
DFLAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared by j. GARANTlERE, No. ga Rue LON
bard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended nv the entire
Medical fsrul y Of France ~ the very best REM dy
in all casrs of SperwRiorrhoen, or Seminal Weak.
moss; Nightly, Daily or Prennfsro Emission Sexu-
al Weakness or impoteucy; Weak css arising from
sec,e talts aud sexual excesses Relax alton fthe
Genital organs; Weak Spine deposits In tn" Urlns
and all he ghasily train Of diseases arising n m
Oyeru,e or Fxcssses. They when all other
remedies fail Pamphlet If Advice In each box. or
will.be sent to any address. Price 81 per box.
Sent by mail, securely sealed from all ohseTrafou,
receipt Of prize. OSCAR G. MOSES, rs Cortlandt
St New York. Sole General Agent for America
au0 a Is7y-4T.Iyr.
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DIR. o. 8. PROHIBITS
AEODYNE PAIN KILL 1T
WIVES FAILIsei
n a n n NE N " I'm N M.

CUHHs Pains IN The Boct. Che,i. Hips or Jir.b'
RLepTpefisa. Neuralgia, Uosgt Code, bronchiea
AF-ofiops Riduev Diseases, DyspJsia. Lirer Com
riafsf collie Ckols-a Chsera Morbrs, PizrisV, lsth
ma Heart Bus. Toafhaehe, Japaehe. Earache, Head
oohs, spraias Brises. Owls, Contr' On SORES LaoTa
rel WogBds. sealds. BHrHs. Call lef %, Froa Bit,
Poisons Of OH Eends. rsgetabls or % No ss-M 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-10

FIRE IN JEFFERSON, TExAs.-Jef
ferson, July 30.-A fire broke out
this morning in the Free Mason Hail
destroying that building and two
entire blocks, bounded by Market
Walnut and Austin streets, and the
bayou. Twenty business hon es,
iurluding the st. Charles Hotel were
destroyed. Loss about sl50000 -
IN cause is supposed to be inccn-
diarism.
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DELIEF in TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,S pULMONIC WATERS

| Cure Coughs, Gods, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
Thruut, H"arsoness, dlffcnt breathing, Incipient
Consumption and Lung Diseases. They have nc
taste OF medicine, aud any child will take them
Thousands have heen restored to health that had lie
forr despsir"t. Testimony given In hundreds ofcases
| Ask for BRYAN. puLNuSIc wAYERs. Price Sc cent.
Por hox. JOB MOSES proprietor, Is Cortlandt st
~. Il
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PROCLAMATION
By the Governor OF the State OF Texas.

j Gene.
wBInEAs, Bv a Joint re,cluiiou Of the Twelfth
Legislature Of the srnte Of Texas. passed May 18th
1871 u received "tha section six. Itice ten Of
the constitution Of the State Of Texas he amended
as hereafter to read and he rs follows:
sEc. 9 The Lagisl shall not GREATER grant
lands, except for purposes OF Internal improvement
TO any person PEI sons nor shall anv certhca fr
land be sold At the Land oce except 10 actual set.
'lrr, upon the came, and in los not exceeding one
hundred and sixty acres, provided that the L"gisls-
turt shall not grant out OF the public domain more
than twenty sections Of land for each mil Of COM
plet ted work In aid Of the construction Of which,
isnd may he granted ; aud provided further, thSt
nothing IN The laesoins prGviso shall ,n1 ct s any
al adoption OF this amendment"
Now, therefore, ErMUSD J. DAVIS, Governor
ofTexas by virtne of he authority vested In me by
the Constitution and Laws OF this State, do hereby
or or and dir Ct that said electn te vote the said
proposed amendment TO the constitution oft state
he Ia ~ the same slime and places for voting As al
the next general election. vr at the county sea- OF
each county. and commencing on I've first Tuesday
AFTER the first Monday IN November, A. ID. ls13 onG
continuing four consecutive days, viz; the NH,
sixth, seventh and eighth days Of November, A. ID.
1872.
The returning officers st rAtd general election,
shall open a poll for and make return 10 the secre-
tary OF State Of the names Of all those voting or
Representatives who have voted On the proposed
amendment to serton Of nrirle 10 Of the con i'u-
ten In accordance with law the ballots u-ec by v-
tiers to have written or printed on them the words
"f0r the amendment, or ''Hgiinst the smendms nt;
The attention ofo nc of the Law, voters and 9TH
ers, g. rrlled 20 the provisions OF the law OF this
SAte and the United states, enacted TO secure the
free exercise Of The rights Of suffrage, and the pun
ishment OF those who may in any manner attempt
10 interfere with his franchise.
In testimony Whereof have hereun TO signed my
name and have cau.ed the great seal OF the
H. 81 State 10 be- ax at the city OF Aust IN, this
18th dag Of July. A 1871.
EDAUND J. DAVIS, Governor.
By the Governor:
JAWS p. Nrwcoss. sso'y OF stsis I47ads.
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OFFICE OF THE TIMES,

WEATHsRTO.D, Texas December /, 1872.
GENTLEMEN Permit me 70 erect yonr attention
10 the WentherfOrd Times as II medium for
ADVERTISEMENT. III Nor hwrs Texas.
Weatherfurd Is the ENTREPDT of the great Western
Frontier of TrXas, the center OF tho vast Cattle
Trad ola great pastoral Region Of large Grain
Trade, and Of supply for all Military Posts in Nor.
ihcru Texas. No town in the State Of treble our
population controls such large ind important do.
mestic and commercial interests as does Weather
ford.
The TIMES has an extensive circulation In
Parker, taIo Pinto, Stephens, Young, Jack, ben.
ton, Tarrant. johnson and Erath counties, aud nm
confident that your interest will he promoted by
advertising y"ur Lusnrss in its columns respect.
lii.it n III ..f laI l,il
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NATIVE LUMBER.
DROULAMATION
BY tile Governor of the State Of Texas.
ITO ALL TO WHOM IN EsE PRESENTS SHALL

i come:
WHEREAS, 1t Is provided by section thirty.seven
(37) of article three 90 OF the constitution of this
Sta,c, that the rs general ell ciOn after The
crptance OF the constitution by the Congress Of The
United states, an election shll be h ldcn to settle
permanently the saet OF government OF tho State Of
Texas
Now, therefore, I, EDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor
ofTexas, 10y virtue of the hnrty vested in me by
tho Constitution and Laws OF this sta o, do hereby
order and direct that SAID election for the permanent
settlement OF the seat OF government OF this Slate lie
held at tho same time and places for voting M ut the
general ell 'ctOn viz at thu county seat Of each
county, ami commencing on the first Tuesday after
the first Monuny in November, A d 1872, and con.
tinuing ur consecutive days. viz: the fifth, sixth,
seventh ind eighth days oil Vow mier d. lN2.
The returns OF said election shall lie transmitted to
the Governor and other returning officers in accord
anco with law
The ati-nton OF officers OF the law voters and 9TH
is called to pro visions of the law OF this State aud
il United Safes enacted TO secure The free exercise
Of the rights Of suffrage, and the pun snent Of those
who my IN any manner attempt ~ interfere with
this iiap, hse
In testimony whereof I have herennto sign.d n
name aud have caused III greet seal Of the
IL State 10 be affixed. AT the ci yuf Austin, thus
10th day of July. A. d. 1872.
EDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor.
BY ths Governor:
JAMES P. NEwcoxB, sec'y Of State. lang 3-l7;tde.
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IlD MOgCy' sir James Clarlke's
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