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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
Turkish Cavalry In ISIS.

The horses, especially those of the
Asiatic Spahis, were small but fiery,
we'll broken, capable of enduring IA
tigue and privations. The Kurdish
and Cappadoeian horses We're accus.
toned to be picketed, and to bear the
midday heat and the midnight cold.
They were only watered once day,
and kept In condition without barley,
when fed on the coarSast fodder. The
light and easy.ntting palanu or saddle,
made OF felt, remained on their backs
day and night, so that the horseman
was ready Mt any moment to mount.
The bit was very severe for so we'll
broken an animal, and was intended
TO stop the horse suddenly In mid ca.
reer, or to wheel him round In mo
ment. The bar OF the bit was often
five or six Inches IN length, and In.
stead Of the curb.chain there was a
ring. The round shoe was admirably
suited to its purpose. The steel was
forged cold, was thin and light, lasted
five or ak weeks, and protected the
hoof admirably on stony ground. AL.
though they use no cruppers the Turk.
ish horseman rides down the most
precipitous places, covered with brush.
wood or trees, at full Rallop. y Roume.
LA IN 1898 20, POn lfoltke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

TnE Waco Examiner is in favor o.
keeping alive the military spirit in
Texas. No fear of its dying, the only
trouble is, il is rather too active in
places. For instance, here in Dallas
where marching and counter.marching
excursions, parades and reviews come
thick and fast, and although fine and
very pleasing to all, yet full dres.
uniform, buttoned over manly form
tightly, with the mercury at $50, is a
severe test upon the spirit Our Lamars
and Stonewalls arc superb though, and
equal 10 any weather and any number
of armies of pretty girls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

Insane asylum The Federal court
meets on Friday, the 6lh---lhe "a,
promo aud appellate courts Adjourned
on Saturday ---Guy CnIolion, one Of
Ausiin'a boys, WIS admitted at West
Point Academy, nmoug iilly,three out
Of one hundred and sixtoen applicants
Washington CouaiH They are not oil
thieves some arc charged with muir
der Others with gambling olo. Tine
Hotel do jug has now forty guests
which h more than any Other hotel y
the city can boast Tho ory ~ stu
they come Yesterday four new hoard
ers were received
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

vas drawn hy CONSUMPTION. The whole
contingent was divided into two por'
ti0ns, the ono numbering D1Oib men,
the other 40, t07, The men oithe lirtt
portion have Ia serve five years WIN
colors, aud were distributed ~ follows :
10 the Infantry, %, l2d, 10 the cavalry,
la,ll0, artillery, 1880, engineers,
$50, train, 1890; Administrative corps
1888; the remaining u 400 being drafted
into the navy. Ga the other hand, the
10, lB7 forming the second portion es'
cape with six months or o years ser
wee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

State Gazette: Two of Major Jones
command came in on Sunday to the city
and brought prisoner charged with
murder in Kembell county. He was
arrested in Lampasas, This is the third
prisoner brought by this detachment
within the past week from Lampasas
county, and it is the second reward
earned by them for capturers within the
last two weeks. Major Jones has had
it in his power frequently to capture
men for whom rewards are offered, but
has ordered his men to act and allowed
them to receive the reward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

Commercial Bulletin A member OF
tho Chicago board Of trade has Just re-
turned from on extended trip thrugh
Illinois, states that he never saw better
crop prospects on the whole. The
wheat is very fine and the corn in good
condition, though perhaps q little back.
ward. The oats may lodge, with more
rain, but they promise we'll now. lie
says the rain has fallen chiefly in mar.
row belts, and even then has been
greedily drunk in by the ground,which
has absorbed more than usual, leaving
the streams but little altered in volume
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

TnE first number of Nat Q's, paper
tho Williamson County Record, we hay,
seen, since the suspension camo yester
day, under date of 2Sth of June. 1t is
fine paper and just what we have al
ways learned to expect from its indom
table editor, Success to ye, Nat,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

THO. NorL's ",Swny Homes" publish.
ed monthly in Chicago, in the interests
Of the Texas Land and immigration
Association is doing good service for
Texas, and is wide awake, truthful
and intelligent exponent of the advane
tages of Texas to those who propose TO
come to the southwest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

PADS patriotism is Of the bubblinp
kind, and the Fourth will hereafter he
an important factor in the sum. We
congratulate the good people of rarppnt
upon the entire and complete recon.
struction of the accomplished editor OF
their leading paper. "'l'is sweet to hear
the honest watch dogs bark.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

TuE jacksonville Piaindcaicr is one
of the neatest papers in Texas, and finds
tho state news column of TDF HERALD
quite convenient. We commend tho
Plaindea,er to the people of It's section
Ms deserving hearty support
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

We rejoice to hear that the excellent
Waxahachie Enterprise will soon discard
tho patent-outsidc, and will stick to
Texas typo and talent in the future,
Old Ellis will ratify the move grandly
we havn't doubt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

TEXAS IS to be the battle-ground of
two immense pillow concerns this season,
tho Avery, Of Louisville, and the South
Bend, Indiana works. No better field
could have been selected, and we trust
the fight will result in more and deeper
ploughing than ever "lts an i'll wind
which blows nowhere" as Uncle Tom
said.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

,rnr representative bulldoaer Is q
sleepy lrishman taking his after dinner
dozo on tho main track, whore he had
been giving practical illustrations in the
art Of canaling
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

Thar Iowa republican convention has
raised tho very devil in the ranks Of
the party and both Hayes and McCra
rey are asked freely to resign, when
rogues fall out" otc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

WITn IN anti-partizan policy ruling
in the national government, just what
Jim Blaine and Governor Chamberlain
may or may not do think or say, is O
matter OF supremest Indifference to the
people of the south.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
DALLAS. TEXAS.

'rnF papers note tho divorce OF Colo
mel John D, Elliott, of the Austin STATE
Gaseife, FROM his wife,
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OLD FASHIONED WAYS.

II used to cake twelve hours to dye the
hair, and then Il looked ridiculous. Now.
in fifteen minutes TUTT's Hair Dye will give
you beautiful glossy black trcsses, without
trouble or inconvenience. Is Murray street.
New York. junels.2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
There's a magic whlch Is mighty

There's a magic which Is mighty
At the North and at the South;
It's womsn's sweetest magic.
It's the Magic of the Mouth,
Of pearl-white teeth and fragrant breath
and ~ whate'er befall
BE sure you use your sOzODONT. and be
Maglclans all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

UY W. g. SICKLES-3O,O 600 ACRES OF
~ LAND on 10 years time. Real Estate
office, No. 6l5 Main street, upstairs, Dallas,
Texas. m,.if
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

NJ ERCHANT'S EXCHANGE - Up Elm
wi street, sells plain drinks for ten cents,
mixed drinks twelve and half cents,
Why pay fifteen cents for II drink, whom Won
can get ~ good for ten cents.
lJun2O.lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

ID ESIDENCE-Mr. Tension s.aneresldence
IL on Ross avenue Is still for sale, though
report states tho contrary. His terms-One.
half cash, the balance IN city property or
land. JOHN TENSION. iunlD.im
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

WANTED A customer Tor number ana
w Thresher and Power, on long time
with good notes. Also, one Draw-slw, ON
long Time. Apply To- II y. ERVAY,
iun2BdSW2W 81 Elm street I,aiIaa
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Miscellaneous Wants.

. ECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
- and plunder generally, bought aud sold
ut Alston's Action Rooms, nj the Old gtnnd
OF j. u. Booth Co., 4e3 Main street.
Jun22.lm
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Attorneys at Law.
Bookhout Il Simpson, Attorneys at Law
No. 81 Main street, opposite Tho Herald
olllce, upstairs. iun30d&wtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

Osr.-Yesteday morning, on Main street
LA Morocco pOoket,bnnk, cOntainine n
lyel dollar bill and. ,vaiuab papers. ina
nhdeI VIII 10 llDefally rewarded by leaylna
II NJ the Herald onlee, hlgtt1A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

Tor $50 / will sell an entirely now eleht.
l. stop Organ, cost 500. IL can be- seen nj
=. +. Redheld Co.'s Music store. i, W
walden, AZ NJ. Ullmann n Co.'s. W.
lun30-dlw-wlt
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Wanted Male psIp.

kNANIED-A few good agents for u,.
W states Of Texas and l.ouhuna. Ia s an.
I'VE, enofgetle men, very liberal terms ,pli,
be given, w. strong, bOl elm street. Roam wv,
=, upstairs, lunM.d any,"
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N LID PAPERS, At thia Office, IN quaint
~ ties TO suit, ut 81 n hundred. iy25.ti
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
Wanted Situation.

Funr-line Advertisements ina0rtsd t,,i..,.
lills column for Twenty-Five Gents =" w
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No, 9O5 Il 0O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

THIS house Is new and well ventilated
having southern exposure, and Is centrally
located, II is in charge of It's old proprietor
=. Sawyer, who never failed to please his
guests. Parties seeting n house with all tle
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
to give the "GrangeI" call Travellers ar
irving IN Dallas, via tho Central railroad
can roach this house by taking the Main
sire hose cars, one block south from de-
pot The best dollar day house IN the city.
BE sure tog get OF the stGeet cars nj the switch.
jun2idGm 3. SAWYER.
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To Rent.
Wanted female Help,

MISUNDERSTANDING, white Girls st
w the National hotel. None but whIIs
girls need apply, Good wages Will be paid
Julyl'it '"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

THIS GIN has been In use for tho nos,
t I'M, seasons, and several recent Improve.
inehls nave been added. IL obyIates ali frIe-
tlun m the cotton box. prevents The roll
Ii1in nreak 'ng, and gives n Larger Yield
% Lint from the Sntne Amount NJ
Seed than any other tsin IN use. The
heNolving Head lightens tina draft and
~, vauses lhe yin 10 run faster with less driy.
lnk poWaf, thus doing n great deal more
n3Ih Nlthln the same time, while econOmi-
az ss ~, or animal Pover, than any other
olh. The seed being glnned very ciGse. tha
ieistll on ne staple Is Increased, producing
vai,,a ~ r ,,ils aeeonnt OF greater market
saiue. This improved value, given bv
iisshstn ~ Stable, with extra production 81
Iiht, aided 70 increased amount OF worE
zone, more ilIaH covers the cat OF tho Gin
ln every one hundred bales ginned. Tesii-
m9nials sent by mail on application.
feeders and Condensers supplied N de-
BEN ~ WOLFE,
General State Agent,
Cotton Factor, No. los Strand.
iun2i-2tswcm Ne''
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
THE ocCULTATIoN OF VENUS,
! FEW OBSERVATIONS ON THE RE-
CENT PHENoMBNoN.

7 ~NAe' AAAONb ON THE RH-
CENT PHENOMENON. Xxx :.
concerning the occultation of VIENNA.
Wnich occurred on Saturday evening"
when the beautiful planet was for brief
time obscured from earthly view by the
intervention of the moon-a corresponds
ent writes to the GAZETTE as follows:
An occultation is precisely the same
phenomenon as an eclipse of the sun !.
the former term Is used when a star Ia
concealed by the interposition of any
other heavenly body the latter term ia
applied to an eclipse of the sun. An
eclipse of the moon is quite a different
phenomenon.
Inc moon revolves around the earth,
aho Is carried along with the latter round
tne sun, III an orbit nearly circular. As
the diameter of the moon is about one>
half degree, it is evident that she oc-
cults every object In the sky which ia
included in zone extending 10 one.
fourth OF degree at each side of the
apparent path of her centre, to a specta-
TOR In certain parts of the earth. The
disappearance takes place always at the
limb OF the moon, which is presented in
the direction of Its motion from new
moon TO full moon the moon moves with
the dark edge foremost, while from full
moon TO new moon she moves with
the enlightened edge foremost. On Sat,
nrday last Venus disappeared at the dark
edge and reappeared at the enlightened
edge. The planet Venus moves round
Inc sun In an orbit whose mean dame
ter is about 10 millions of miles her
distance from the earth varies from 26
millions to 164 millions OF miles. Now,
as the moons distance from the earth is
only $4,000 miles, it follows that, when
an opaque body like the moon crosses
that part of the orbit of Venus in which
the latter planet is moving, an occulta-
lion Of Venus must take place. The
same reasoning applies to all the planets
and liked stars, since the moon is nearer
TO the earth than any of the heavenly
bodies. F ..l ...4 4 ~
Occultations of Venus and other stars
are used by seamen In determining the
Longitude. The "Nautical Almanac"
predicts the exact time of the disappear
ance and reappearance of the star by
Greenwich or Washing time, while the
navigator observer the apparent time
by comparing these times the difference
of longitude can be ascertained. From
the fact that the occultation of star by
the moon takes place suddenly, without
any gradual dimunition of lightness, II
is Inferred that the moon is destitute OF
an atmosphere. De-
The phenomenon is Of frequent oc>
currence, and iI th~ -. s@Al I" 90
Cured twice.. The occultations are caro-
fully noted in the "Nautical Almanac"
which also gives every one that will oc-
cur the next three years.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
STRAYwATFS.
Police business is very dull.

Police business is very dull.
Job work done neatly and choaplv at
the GAZETTE job office. o.
James Hargis speaks highly Of Kings
Good Samaritan cough syrup.
DR.. Gallagher fills teeth without pain,
at his office No. E. Fifth street. =.
Tomorrow evening the peerless Lotta
will treat our citizens in her best play
M Musette.
John e. Frock, 415 Market street, is
closing out his entire stock, regardless
of cost, to close business. .l
Merchants who have holiday goods to
sell and wish them sold should not for
get the Daily GAZETTE.
Donot forget that the celebrated Hav-
erly's minstrels will give performance
at the Opera House this evening.
Notice from landlord to tenant and
from tenant to landlord prepared and
served by E. B. Frazer, Sd and Market,
I'd story. r,-,=--, .
Wood burnt building lime, "a cents per
bushel bar sand, $l.75 per load deliv-
cred at Bright's coal yard, corner Water
and King streets nov. 13, tt.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12

The Americaa RUac's Fdir.-Ths fair
of the American Rifles still continues at
the Odd Fellows Hall, and was largely
attended last evening. One of the fea-
lures Of the evening was an exhibition
drill by the Company, which was greatly
admired by those present, and no wonder
for it was certainly admirably done. The
voting for articles still continues very
lively especially fer the fine sword. The
fair will continue until Thursday even
ing the 10th inst. ...... 4. ~ .,,.,..' % D.
30 Ladies' Clodks.-A100 ladies' cloaks to
close out-F. L. Frank, 500 Market st.,
has determined to close out the entire
stock of ladies' fine clOaks has just made
another reduction in prices, ladies' fine
cloaks made up Of superior quality, all
wool beaver and trimmed in elegant
style is now offered at "a, So, So, 81, $S,
so, $40 and $12, reduction of over 25
per cent. of former prices. Call at
Franks and select first class cloak at a
very low price, W" W.. -,s''.n. l.e .'.'...
AmuSements.-This evening Haverly's
minstrels, the leading troupe of the
country. will give performance at the
Grand Opera House. They should have
large audience. tir1 IAet .ui
The peerless Lotta, in her latest spe-
ciality, @Musette, twill enliven the Grand
Opera House tomorrow evening. Re-
served seats should be secured at once
af @. F. Thomas g. 90. usaossa pae 3
Farm Sales-Ihe farm of Mr.. Thomas
Reltew, in East Nantmeal township,
chester Co., Pa. containing So acres. has
been sold to Hunter Bishop, $500.
The real estate of Taylor Nichols, de-
ceased, in East Bradford township, con-
sisting of q dwelling, blacksmith shoI
and 13 acres Of land, was sold at public
sale, on the 9Th, to q Delaware countain,
for $500. tA
PersondI.-Miss Bessie l.. Houston
left here for China, on Monday. Yester'
day she spent In Washington city. To
day she leaves for Chicago, thence to
San Francisco, where she takes the steam
mer China for Shanghai.
G. P. johnson, Esq, editor of the GA.
kettle, has gone to Washington, ano
may be absent few days.
N. s. r. .A.-A temperance meeting
will be held this evening at the hall OF
the Moral Suasion Reform Association,
s. w. corner of Third and King streets
| Addresses will g delivered by Rev. G
r. Kramer, James P. Hayes and others.
Detdinsd.-The southern express nortl
this morning, did not arrive in this city
until $40 O'Clock. It was due ut B. AZ bu
owing to a delay on the Baltimore ant
Ohio road, it did not arrivs until the tint
mentioned above. "
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
T. f. Kunke1's Bitter
Wine Of TrOm.

mas never been known TO fail in the cure
,nSeesathtness, attended with symptoms. in
I1,inioh 10 exertion, loss of memory,
N,,o. 0i breathing, general weakness,
ssaShui sSt vi ulsease, weak nervous, trembling,
y, aSlul M horror OF death, night sweats cold
~,n NJ, Weakness, dimness of vision, languor,
m r'e1sal ns iassitude of the muscular sys-
Fgsro enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
ivnaa, ien, DOT hands, flushing OF the body,
s1D,lS Sness OF the skin, ,pallid countenauee and
. NH IIOs IN u, on the face, purifying the blood,
Tlb TlfbIeLI ,a, olack spots flying before the eyes,
ssr, 'ein es porary suffusfon and loss OF sight:
NJ a,,Ua od attention, etc. These symptoms
taf rse nss from weakness, and to remedy
ln use n, +. unkePs Bitter Wine OF
sInsS ~ never falls. Thousands are now
lnn,nas lnTus heaith who have used 1t. Get the
aly n sold only in 81 bottles. Take
kis kA 10, lor Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
Soronmn4Lly valuable tonic has been so
n1nj,lss ,sniy Tested by all classes OF the COM
te AZ > mat IL Is now deemed indispensa-
psriasss ionic ,o medicine. It costs but little,
@9gs life. '"'eS me syseein sAn" pio
boiC btoi%ow only ask trial of this valuable
gUNKTFITic only 81 per bottle. e. +.
SntbN I'll, I'll, Sole Proprietor, No. $50 North
bFKnneet, below Vine, Philas, Pa. ASK
| 10 oSoak kefs Bitter Wine ois4roI, and take
d esce photograph of the proprietor
Vi. wrapper all Others are counter
sSssarre SssSsre Of counterfeits. Do not let your
Is pui S, Sn se ~ you any but KunkePs, which
sn get sin iohly as above represented. You
'mple triS, sta bottles for So. ALI 1 q k Is one
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12

NOTICE-By virtue OF an Act OF the
IN General Assem- bly, passed at Dover,
February 22d, 1877, I hereby give notice to
holders Of Delaware State Bonds, that l
shall attend at the Philadelphia National
Bank, in the city Of Philadelphia, during
the business hours OF that Bank, on the
three first secular days of January 1875, pre-
pared to redeem and pay Off Bonds from
No. 76 to 100, both Inclusive, of the denomI-
nation OF one Thousand dollars each, of the
ie1 le Of the Bonds OF the State OF Delaware,
under date Of January LIST, 1856, and that
from and after the said first day OF Janu-
ary, 1873, the interest on said Bonds Will
cease. 9''l TunSs.- .. GILES, !.
Ofice Of State Treasurer, Dover, Novenn-
ber 1st. 1877 nov1-2tawt'an1
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12

The debate on Stanley Matthews sill
yer resolution was continued yesterday
by Senators Herman, Beck, Dawes, and
Wallace. The New York Senator made
an argument against the policy OF pay
ing the bonds in silver. Mr.. Beck was
shocked to hear Democratic Senator
advocating and defending Republican f.
nancial legislation /; for his own part, he
has no doubt as to the right of the Gov
ernment to tender silver coin to its cred
itors, or as to the good policy of its max
ing use of this right. Mr.. Dawes denied
the assertion that silver had been de-
monetized secretly, in the dark, by a
trick. 1t is evident that the accession Of
Mr.. Thurman has given fresh confidence
and aggressiveness to the remonetizers.
A motion to lay aside the the Matthews
resolution obtained only IS votes yester-
day-all from the Republican side
against 43 nays. So the discussion is to
go on for the present on the resolution
instead of on the bill.-N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-12
$500 RE WARD.
Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
ExEOUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

WHEREAS, 1t appears thata certain male
colored person named Frank Thomas,
about twenty years OF age. hve rect, ten
inches in heighti weighing aDon. % one oth nun,
face, dark brown complexion ana CLOSELY
cut woolly hair and wearing dark Drown
overcoat with red and black lining, blue
overalls and coarse boots, stands charged
by Indictment of the Grand Jury Of New
Castle County, In this State, with having
com mi itted an assault and battery Win IN
tent to kill James @. Townsend, In ~.
Georges Hundred In said county, on the
twenty sixth day OF November, A. d. 1877.
WHEREAS, 1t is represented that the said
colored person has fled from the justice OF
THEREFoRE, John p. Cochran, Cover
nor of the State OF Delaware, In accordance
with the provisions of the AcL of the Cen
eral Assembly, passed At Dover, sa March
for the arrest of persons violating the laws
OF this State, and to appropriate money 10
pay for such arrests, )" do hereby oner re-
ward Of two hundred dollars 70 S pe pSto t fc,. Sy
the apprehension and delivery OF the sald
colored person into the custody OF the
Sheriff of New Castle County, at the Com :
mon Jail of said county, at New Castle IN
said State, at any time within six months
from the date hereof.
And / do hereby request the Sheriffs OF
the several counties OF this State, their dep
uties and bailif1s, and all other ponce ON
GERS within the State. to be vigilant and 70
use every exertion and all lawful means "a
cause the arrest OF the said colored person
and his delivery as Aforesaid, - 49,,
In testimony whereof have hereunto SCI
49,, my hand and caused the Great
81. 8, Seal of the State to be affixed al
tO@~b Dover, this eleventh day OF De
cember, in the year of our Lord, one thou
JOHN P. COCHRAN.
IGNATIUs q. GRUB,
12.1td2tw Secretary of State.