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And s,iIiAno,h-r Evidence.

Another evidence of the growing
popularity of Dallas merchants, ana
the dissemination of the fact that
country merchants can purchase goods
at rs favorable rates and Ola ~ easy
terms here M in other cities, Sas the
appearance in our city of forty or iiIiy
merchants, stock men and Others, Sat
urday, from Brown and adjoining
counties, with their teunis. each of
whom purchased large bills of goods.
They SAY that taking freights and ex-
pcnses into consideration, they can
buy goods cheaper IN Dallas than in
st. Louis. Country merchants pbopld
make note of this fact
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Taken up by James T.. Carr and estrayed
before MAI. NJ. Burford, Justice of the peace
precinct No. !, one yellow mare, with suck
Ing colt, aged about u years old, about Is
hand high, branded with spanish brand on
left hip; valued at SIS. Also one yellow stud
horse, aged years, about u hands high,
branded ON left hip with Spanish brand I;
valued at $40. Also one bar horse mule,
stId, HgGA yeas, about u hands high, no
BRAND pefeeisa ple Salued- az $50. Also one
hip ;valued al vi Also one yellow mare,
aged Is years, ahont ~ hands high, brapded
md dH on frishf t6lsf and Shoulder Valued Al
SIS. Also one bay mare and colt, aged 10
years about Y haRds hiahl spanish brand
IaaTe, 5 years old, about IL hands high, SPAN
ish brand ON left thigh and ON right Jaw !;
valued at sl6. Also one bay mare, aged 10
years hands nan. high branded qP lei, shsIl
valued at SO. Also one sorrel horse, years
old, AZ hands high, branded on LEFT hip and
shosaeT valued ynrs oi =. ian also SSe
branded on LEI shoulder with III apd JB
connected valued At 80 Also one brown
horse aged years y hands high, branded
valued at so. Also one Iron gray indian
braided on leg should With . slipper val.
years, u hands high, branded on left shout
der with the figures and valued at 30:
Also one iron gray stud, II hands high,
years old branded on len shoulder with the
>. Taken up by John A, Slaughter and es-
strayed before thomas ID. Coats, Justice Of
the peace precinct No. 5, ODE bay pony horse,
years old, Il hands high, branded % on the
LEFT Jaw valued at go. - July swat
Taken up by Steven Moore and estrayed
hefore Thomds d. Goats, Justice OF the peace
precinct Ma. !; one OK, y years old, white
with red neck, marked crop aud hole In
left ear, the lrole tore out, aud swsllowfprk
Taken up ~ John Shaver aud Thomas
ID. Goats, justice Of the peace precinct No. s.
one surrel mare and colt, mare years old,
colt year old, mare % hands high, branded
T A and figure under IL on left shoulder
one dun mare and colt, mare years old, IA
hands high, the colt J year old, 5Aare
branded L II on len thigh falred at sio.
Also one hay mare, YEAR, old, - hands
high. branded \ on the len shoplde{t val
Taken up By VIM, Haskett ard estrayed
before Maj n. Burford,' fnstiee Of the peace
precinct No. j, one sOrfel horse aged six
years, w hands high. stranded with the let
ter " on left shoulder marked with PndeI
both hind ieet whiteI valued al 80.
Taken M by George n. Teter and estrayed
before Maj. N. Burford, Justice Of the peace
precinct No. ], one black roam mare, ares 3
ysars, 4 hands biz, branded on iii shQRls
der Nh. on len ihlsh VIII isssa5a, a1
,sh IN. MP HE r. Fghs ssorast
hs,ss, seds'Fefiss,' Il hands hish, Esndea
III III shoulder with \ and leo Jaw with ief.
/ Ter I I; valued al 70, Also one bay lOFs, 49,
6yssF: Y Asnas hish. lsEslasd b seft thigh
valued $40. - July eva
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american Newspnper Direetory.

TIE HERALD acknowledges lts obi
cations to Messrs. George r. Rowcll X
Co.. advertising agents, New York
City, for copy of the above valuable
work. Its compitatiap exhibits vast
deal of research and Labor, qad con-
tains most valuable statistical and gen
erai Information to newspaper and bus
mess men, Ths Reporter classes the
following daily papers of this State rs
iirst-cIass IN every particular, and on Il
sound business aud financial standing:
THE DALLAS HERALD, Brownsville
Ranchero, Denison News, Galveston
News, Houston Telegraph, Houston
Age, Palestine Advocate, San Antonio
Express, San Antonio Herald, Waco
Examiner,
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A man giving the name Of John
Glmpson WIS arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff George Waller, nholll
three miles northwest Of the city, hnv-
Ing In hls possession two llnc mules,
alleged 10 have been stolen lust week
from the neIghnorhood Of Mckinney
ON the officers demand To surrender,
Gimpson drew his revolver aud start
cd To show fight, but George was too
auicl, for him aud fired first, the lmll
taking effect In the neck of the mule
Glmpson was riding, which had the
effect of making both Glmrson ana
the mule surrender. The mules were
placed in u livery stable and GimpSon
lodged in iail.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER

This water, 80 AIMED for its medical vir-
tues, has, by the labored efforts OF DIR. q. =.
Coleman, been placed al the command of all
who may require It's curative properties. il
was left for a Texan, Gail Borden, 10 con-
dense two gallons of milk to the compass Ct
one pint, and yet retain all its pure and
nutratiye properties; SO again has Texan
reduced two gallons of White sulphur
Spring. water IN sixteen ounces, without thu
slightest loss of Its medical virtues.
There are thousands of persons suffering
from the. following diseases: Dizziness, de-
preston of spirits, irritalsllity OF temper,
vertigo, headache, paln!tation of the heart,
gastric derangement disorders of the livei
and kidneys, bleeding from the rectun,
piles, dysrnenorrhea, amenorrhea, Iaenorr-
haRta, lucorrhea, foul breath, apopiexy, cpl
lepsy, paralysis, hysteria, melancholy aud
insanity, and many other diseases, traoeahle
to habitually sluggish bowels, and vet re-
main Ignorant Of The cause, and have sought
In vain Tor reflex Not unlrvquently the
conf laints width originate in Constipation
tfte IN Independent existence, and continne
though the cause may cease. From 81 these
Considerations Il follows that tbS disorder In
question, weether originpl or indncsd, re
quires close attention, and should be made
hp object of treatgsient whenever &c occurs.
One bottle OF DR.. q, y. Colcman's Whit
Sulehur Springs Water Is warranted to cur
I any case ul hzhitual constipation II takeI
accufli,sz 70 directions found upon the boz
I tia its acne.i Is csfo fIao q lsicluids,
ro-te mad at any Of thu drug Sores Of tn
city. Price one dollar. 2sily24wly
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TUE HERALD's farmer friends IN
Dallas county send cheering report" OF
the growing cotton crop. Thus far they
report IL unusually promising, MI
Joseph Britton, llvingiive miles SOUTH
west from this city, yesterday showed
us II cotton boil which hnd nearly at
tanned lts maturity. and says he has
never had better promise Tor u large
Yield. AS yet, the drouth has not Ut
fected this crop inJuriouHly IN Dallas
or adjoining counties. ny fal w lHh
HERALD can learn.
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t0t 0tG'.Os tOarnsss,


hrlnims olout poliwmeb
iuuluu,hUu.w uupp.sj0g
mlrR hotd
= mad dmt wa kdIW N clmts.
yillp luI Wrrt.
tiumd filr npldrs lmSr lpcn pro.
durcd IN lirll rmuly ~, year.
-'llo micuf inslifahw from Sew
York ~ Sun AntuniU lins rri reduced
Ia per crul.
linslrop Advertiser; "liron pres.
clh appearances corn VIII he n drug IN
the ulnrkrl NJ tIlIrly-iiyc cents per
Misllcl.
Colonel W. =. ihunn, Oi fnyciic
county, II an independent candidate
for llet.t.
One dollar per bushrl appears 10
he the average price ot wheat through
out The State.
averages not less than two hundred
thousand bushels.
--Scasonahlc aud needle p showers
have occurred during the past week
throughout the Southern ana Western
parts of the State.
commissioner Baird, through Mr.
Mason, of Rochester New York, de-
posted sixty thousand more young
shad IN the Colorado river, Saturday
night.
The nasir"p Advertiser says there
will hr several independent candidates
for the G.. G. ~ that district.
The Bus.rop Advertiser says the
continued dry weather Is beginning to
have an injurious effect upon the corn
and cotton.
Henry Williams, negro, II not0ri-
uus horse II i'f, was shot and killed,
last week, near l.orkhart, while at
tempting To uvade arrest.
Tho cotton worm has made its APP
pearance in Ellis county. a field of
fifteen acres was almost entirely de.
stroyri in on. day,
On the 10th of June party of six |
raiders stole seventeen horses in Kerr |
county. a scout OF twenty eight citi-
zcns are In pursuit of them.
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Three AttnlnnbIe Riessings.

A good appetite, vigorous digestion and
sound sleep are three blessings ih,t Imply Il
good many more, and are a'tainablc by III,
daily use OF HoStetter's stomach Eitters
Tho stomach Tint L. l;yisnratrd " that rul'
log iGri9 llplNs Nlsp9scs Of the food com
iHiued 10 II, nnd al lie proper time Graves
for more with natural ehrnestness, and the
brain from which pain and dependency
haye been panished by thqt salptnry ano'
tlyne and phfe.ine rplhai' enjoys az the
g9Nr o[teyt !hat trAnANil. AreaaWrlteSS repose
fer WHICH NO other boon that Providence
can bestow can compensate. Besides these
most desirable results, the entire physique is
strengthened and iaItiAed against the at
taGi,s VI diJeasa w. this splendid vitalizcr
and protective agent, which, take II alto
gether, is about the most desirable, as II Is
unquestionaDly one of the most popular
medicines IN existence.
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The Firsf Entry.

The first competitor for the prize of
year's subscription to THE WEEKLY
HERALD, free of charge, to the individ-
.usl sending,i:s the largest watermelon,
.wasMr. w. W. Hastings, of Grape
vine, who yesterday brought in n
n mmoth melon as his entry. The
" 'ght will be preserved, and the
award made on the 18th of September.
Recollect, the one sending us the
largest watermelon will receive THE
WEEKLY HERALD for one year, free OF
charge.
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have due me between illtcrh nun
Tired aud two Thousand dollnf- tn -ul'
scrlptlons to the Dnily nnd Wc'hS
HERALD In this aud adjoining conh-
ties. These accounts ARE all small, va
ryIng from one to ten dollars, nlid ="
scattered that It is Impossible Tor ne
To prescn, each individual Till '"h'n''
Az an owing money, and am expect
ed to pay It, earnestly request al
those indebted to me to call ut TIN
HERALD and settle ut once. Those IL
wi,om IL will he more convenient can
aiquidaie their Indebtedness In wheat,
The wheat may he left ut the T"d'
Mills, where the highest cash price
will Inc allowed for II, and n receipt h'
given for the same IN my name
4. W. SwiNDEiiS.
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ESTRAYS DALLAS COUNTY.


Taken up by George Wilson and estrayed
SG the 9Sth Of April last ONE mellow brown NE bay
horse, hind feet white, some W, ite on both
az hands high, hrannel Qp LETT SHOULDER
and hip Win two IS crossing each other, one
horizontal ana lhe other perpendlculari APP
and harness marks, had on y heavy OK bell
with raw hide collar, M hands high, 10
horse Soit, one wear old, star i'm the forehead,
snip ON nose, right hind foot white: an,
praised Mt xlO i2w3t
r.r.r nm hvu II poornsr and o.,rovoa
before Nat. Nj. BurIord, j. i. Precinct M, J.,
one light bay horse, years cid, about ~. .
hands high, branded ON right shonlder A;
appraised ~ s.h Also, one chestnut sOrrel
mare AGED Ipoul years, about 10 hands
high, small suf IN i0rehead, LETT hind fnot
white, no brands perceiyablei appraised at
so. i2w3t
r.,, >,o.a , .,, ,osouo
iwASn w ~ ~ Nt"ss' anu estraysu peioie
nav ~, nuIior ,, o.. T.. IIecine, 70 !, ohe
Hish. branded inquire "a on len shoulder: M
pears old II baS1s hiyh mo- o hra,, ao nv
n, aisad m SO e"' nv 20 NJ
iors Na BuroE nGfn ai Stf Ss one Ss
lshapds high, Branded SLo ON LETT side, NIX
and H;C on len shoulder, and IS, Que
ts,,, ,ne ,ei. H n nv
uistinet orahui appraised w sg9' lE"dt
Taken up by sanaei SLOAN and estrayed
before n, u, McAdaIns, J, +. Precinct No. 3,
one bay mare, branded u, in q diamond, on
left shoulder, about Is hands high, q years
old, appraised at So. Also, one brown horse,
about l3h hands high, branded Il On LETT
valued at SO. Also, one sorrel horse, about
IA hands high, branded s v on le;t shoulder,
saddle marks on hack, valaed at 80.
Taken nm nv Al. n. Johnson and estraved
nav mare fiye wears oil. no brands with
snek ling colt. Appraised et s15 Al,o one
fpnT y..nr old hav horse hrandeJ PR on lon
hip. Appraised at 81 Also ose bay three
yeag old horse. no hrand. Appraised at sl5.
Also one yellow hor e, three years old, Ii
hands high, hrard Ia iescrlbable. Apprais-
cd at 80 Also ono -orrel horse eight years
old, "a hands hishi branded Us on LETT should
eT, Appraised At 80. Also one bay mare "a
iafs shanIder AnyraiseS at "a Ia oo o
sorrel horse five Year, Old, IA hands hisb. no
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nnt N rhe wmHni successful 'trhn.
meat ofNt iilrwdt it lom lohonu %
nlleflnn, litfo rou he No. douht iW
upl iua iow yruf' ilio ffowtltnl tli''o
pmaes viii pfoyconc NJ tie most ltm.
ilnhlc crops tlnt cnn lro grown l' ollf
farmers. .fho experiment wn' nInl'
ON the blnck, "ios. willow ptnltlr
land
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ERuSrEE's SlALE-state ofTexas, county
J. M Dallas: Whereas, on the 9th day OF
February A, D. ls76, John NJ. Howell, OF said
STATE aud county, ior the purpose OF secur.
ing ms certain prOmissory note of said date
lars, de criDed therein, by deed of trust of
said date, OF record IN book "a A." pages
Us and :SJ records of said county-cOnYeyed
to me ms trustee, the following described
property, to-wit: BeingN part "a block No.
~. in ErwinS add tien 70 the city OF DALLAS,
beginnIn. ~ pay,Iine street, two hundred
AMI slxiy.sI feet from the southeast corner
OF block No. w thence north u degrees east
one hundred and twenty four feet; thence
north u degrees west one hundred feet;
thence south 10 degrees west one hundred
and twenty -four feet to Caroline street;
Thence south b degrees east with the north
side OF Caroline street one hundred feet to
place OF beginning, providing that In the
event OF default in the payment OF said sum
or amy Interest due therpnn thea the whole
OF Saii debt shoNlA pature the said trustee
shoHld vi ytrfisaana sell the said property
according TO the terms and provisions of the
said ueed Of trust, and, whereas, the said
Howell has made default In the payment of
said note witt interest; now, therefore, the
undersigned trustee, under and by viiiue If
the power in me vested fy said deed of trust
Will sell the said property ut the court house
door OF said county, on SATURDAY, THE
nth DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1876, hotweeD
the hours of ~ o'clock a, NJ, aud 1 2'lppk p.
NJ, for cash, 10 tho highest and hest bidder,
max ing suGh title tNeietu as | am authorized
to MAXI hy aail deed Of trust,
iuly3wat W. ii. THOMAS, Trustee.
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Nf Crystal Purity.

"rure as crystal" Is q SYNONYM for
the highest excellence. The "Dia-
mond Spectacles," made 10y the Spen'
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
of New York, are literally "pure as
trystal," being skillfully manufactured
from minute crystal pebbles, and have
an une4ualied hardness anh hfilliancy'
The genuine goods bear the trade
mark stamp OF small diamond upon
every pair. For sale in Dallas by John
Nj. Orom, 507 Main street.
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George A. Trott was arrested at the
Varieties, Wednesday night, and com.
mitted to Jail, charged with embez-
zling gold watch and chain. Fol-
some months past Trott has been EN-.
ployed ms guard at the Jail, but ow.
ing to some trouble was discharged
last week. To crafty his revenge, he
determined to release the prisoners,
and actually made the attempt. For
tunstesy the plot was discovered In
time TO Illustrate it.
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The HERALD was yesterday pre-
scented by Mr.. @. l.. Blevett, living
near Richardson, in this county, with
specimens Of herd grass and timothy,
agrows on his place. The specimens
are lares. One and fully equal to any
grown in Missouri. This Is the first
attempt The HERALD has heard Of in
this section to cultivate thsss grasses.
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LOCAL REYlTlEs.

Fiery hot.
Ice trade brisk.
Races Tuesday.
Joe Booth IL oil on n iiSinB TRIP u
ST. Louis.
Melons, fruits and vegetables OF
all kinds abundant and cheap.
The mean temperature il what dis
gusts man with every climate.
The walls of the new brick block
opposite the Lamar are rapidly ass,ln-
ing shape.
The war against the dogs contin-
ues, producing IL consequent depression
in the sausage market.
"A large number of farmers in the
city yesterday. Per consequence, bit
siness lively with the merchants.
The most comfortable, though not
strictly fashionable, attire for gentle
men, Is Il large Mexican Son'brero.
The present term Of the District
Civil Court will probably conclude its
labors to-day, and adjourn until court
lin course.
What has become of the paper
mill? Surely the stockholders can
Aave no intention of permitting tn,
scheme to fall through.
-WheelOck has removed the ticket
Office of the Central from the corner OF
Market and Ella streets to Austiis
street, between Main and Elm.
notwithstanding the torrid temper
AZURE and the tightness of the money
market, there il no apparent diminu-
ton in the volume of improvements
going OH in ourmidst.
"A Pennsylvania ladies man says
he IA never satisfied that his lady
friends understand kiss, unless he has
it from their own mouths.
The entire day was spent yester-
day In the District Civil Cont hearing
the case of Stemmons VS.. Greer ri al.
Up to late hour last evening the jury
had not returned IA verdict.
The Trinity at this point is rising
quite rapidly, owing to heavy rains
above. No fears are entertained, bow
ever, of it getting out of its banks.
THE HERALD was yesterday pre-
scented with two ears of corn, taken
from n field of Mr.. John j. Eakins,
near this city. planted Oh The 10th of
March. 1t is large, fine, fully nalDred
and hard enough to grind.
The Texas and Pacific Railways |
rates for cattle cars, from Eagle Ford
or Dallas to st. Louis, is one hundred
dollars per car, or as low as the rate IL
from Denison to st. Louis. This is u
redu ction of fifteen dollars on the car,
which is no doubt duly appreciated by
the stock men.
The grocery establishment of
Messrs. Williams Bros. was closed yes
terday by the United States Marshal. |
The reporter was unable to learn the |
cause-One rumOr being 20 the effect
that the firm had gone into voluntary
bankruptcy, and another that there
was little CROOKED" whisky mixed
up In the affair.
During the present term of the
District Civil Court, one hundred and
fifty-six cases have been disposed of.
There still remains seven hundred
cases on the docket, exclusive OF one
hundred and ninety-one probate eases.
On the State docket there are five hun
dred and odd cases. And still the law
,yers complain of dull times.
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HE STATE OF TEXAS, DALLAS
l. COUNTi.-To the sheriff or any Con-
stable OF Dallas county, greeting: Whereas,
oath has this day been made before me, the
undersigned authority, by Hplms Douglas,
one OF thes plaintiffs n, the suif Of Douglas
VIM II. TGthill, is absent from this State so
that the ordinary PROCESS OF law can not be
served upon him
You arp hereby commanded that you, by
making publication OF this writ in some
newspaper printed in Dallas county, for
three successive weeks before the return day
hereof, summon the said VIM. NJ. Tuthi,l to
be and appear before me, Mt my office IN the
city OF pallas and county OF Dallas, on the
secon! day of August, A. ID. 1875, to answer
the complaint of The said Douglas Rrps. for
the sum of tiity.iour (s5+l dollars due Upon ac-
count for clothing prtGhasea
Herain fail not etc. | "
Gwen NTaer my Hand. this Goth day Of
Juhe, A. y. 1875.
NAT NJ. HI, FOND,
Justice of the Peace Precinct No. i, Dallas
county, l2unt
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1t is fact that while DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and True FLAW
oring l9xtracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc,
have been made for many years with
out reducing their standard of perfect
purity, not another Baking Powder or
Flavoring Extract IN the market Is
free from adulteration. There are no
coloring, poisonous oils or acids in DIR
Prices Flavors, nor chalk, alum, or
other injurious Substances in his Cream
Baking RoYdar, we know The manu-
facturers take pride in having their ar
ticles strictly pure.
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Fine FIOnr.

THE HERALD is in receipt Of sack
offiour from the Union Mills Company,
Mckinney, made from the present
crop Of wheat, and as pretty an article
as can be produced in the United
States. We make this assertion with.
out fear decentralization, having tested
the flour. Mr.. w. l.. Boyd in sending
the flour says, "Our mills are now turn
ingout -four, wherever it has been tried
has been pronounced better than any
-four from st. Louis.
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MRake EnultIsIt2

''Haye We Jonai, in our midst ?" is
the question asked by ali and answer
ed by none. Is it to be attributed to
the recklessness and extravaganza OF
the City Council, the meagre compen.
sation paid our city officials, the insult
ficiency Of perquisites, or the general
wickedness VI the entire population,
that we are favored with no rain An
Indignation meeting il now IN order.
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UNHE STATE OF TEXAS--To the Sheriff or
l. any Constable OF Dallas county, greeting:
Whereas, oath has this day pyep made be-
fore me Ay q: Aias9mipi, MAT a. Brummel
and l.. II. Murphy are absent from this State
so that the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upan thcm, you are hereby COM
mauded thht you. by making publication OF
this wr.t in soc-o newspaper printed In Dali
las county for three successive weeks before
Brummel and l.. II. Murphy, TO lie and APP
pear before me on the I'd day OF August, A.
d. 1876, n. my office In the city of Dallas and
of the said A. Giacomini, for the sum OF
SIS, due on account for board and lodging.
Herein, fail not, eto,
Given pader my hand, ,his 18th day of
JuiId, x. b. 1876. MAIN. BURFORD,
Presiding Justice Dallas county.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant to Proclamation issued by The
Governor, dated the 18th day Of April, A. d..
1879, notice Is hereby given that an election
Will be held on tile first Monday, the 2d
election precincts In the County of Dallas,
state OF Texas, for the purpose fof electing
the following named officers, to-tDa: Three
Delegates Ia Convention To frame New
Consultation for the state of Texas, at which
election, each voter In voting for delegates
shall vote For Convention, or Against
Convention" NAT. NJ. BURFORD.
Presiding Justice.
Daily Commercial, NortonS Int igencer
Lancaster Gazette, copy and publish until
election. 1lS-to aug2.