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[[column 1]] THE ELECTION. We clip the following from the Bulletin: FAYETTE COUNTY.—Partial returns—town of LaGrange, 377 votes, not included, because not counted when the report was mailed on the 26th instant. For Governor—J. W. Throckmorton, 436; E. M. Please, 391. For Lieut. Governor—George W. Jones, 468; L. Lindsay, 340. For Attorney General—W. M. Walton, 414; C. C. Binkley, 229. For Comptroller—Willis Robards, 323; Jas. Shaw, 306. For Treasurer—Martin Roylston, 328; Sam. Harris, 331. For Commissioner of the Land Office—Stephen Crosby, 371; F. M. White, 353. For Judges of the Supreme Court—Geo. W. Smith, 569; A. H. Willie,—; Richard Coke, 347; S. P. Donley, 297; Geo. F. Moore, 357; W. E. Jones, 352; Jas. H. Bell, 380; C. Caldwell, 279. COLORADO COUNTY—PARTIAL RETURNS.—Frelsburg—Pease, 206; Throckmorton, 25. Columbus—Pease, 47; Throckmorton, 269. Bernard—Pease, 71; Throckmorton, 11. Content—Pease, 32; Throckmorton, 12. Oakland—Pease, 13; Throckmorton, 80. Eagle Lake—Pease, 1; Throckmorton, 55. The following is the complete vote for Liberty County, for the Supreme Bench: Cleveland, 213; Willie, 194; Donley, 84; Coke, 163; Moore, 203; Smith, 29; Ochiltree, 75; Bell, 3. - Mr. J. E. Mason has furnished us with a generous budget of pictorial and literary papers, together with the July Atlantic, a very interesting number. Mr. Mason always has the latest newspaper dates, and a fine and varied stock of reading matter. He has already received the Northern July Monthlies, and is never behind in his importations of all kinds. - The Delegates to the Annual Convention of the Teachers of Texas, which is to assemble in this city on the fourth of July, will, we are happy to state, be furnished with free tickets on the railroads on their return home. - Remember the Rail Road Convention and Barbacue at Rusk, Cherokee County, on the 9th of July. Harris must be well represented. - Our Galveston special, "Cosmos," will visit New Orleans, to attend the grand Firemen's Celebration and Festival, in that city, on the 4th of July. - ANNOUNCEMENTS. Assistant Clerk House of Representatives. We are authorized to announce WILL LAMBERT as a candidate for FIRST ASSISTANT CLERK of the House of Representatives, at the next session of the Texas Legislature. june29-dtw-tml-* - BUSINESS NOTICES. We call attention to the card of P. HENNESSY, Tin and Sheet iron worker, Galveston. If you want to smack your lins over the purest -[[ column 2]] Perkins' Theatre. BATES & PERKINS............... Managers. S. H. VERNEY .................. Stage Managers. MR. HIGHLAND .................. Stage Carpenter. MR. FORRESTER ................. Property Manager. MR. JAMISON ................... Costumer. PROF. KERKEL ................... Leader of Orchestra. GREAT PLAY TONIGHT. LUCRETIA BORGIA; OR THE POISONER. On Saturday Evening, June 30, 1866, The thrilling Drama, adapted from the French of Victor Hugo, in 3 Acts of LUCRETIA BORGIA. MRS. F. M. BATES as LUCRETIA BORGIA. MR. F. M. BATES as GENNARO. MR. H. FERNON as DUKE DON ALPHONSE D'ESTE. MR. JAMKS KEITH as JEPPO LIVERETTO. MR. S. H. VERNEY as GUBETTA. MR. W. B. DOUGLAS as MAFFIO ORSINI. For particulars see bills of the day. The "Brindisi" Drinking Song, from the Opera, will be sung during the piece. To conclude with BALLAD ... MR. ED. CLINTON. - On Monday Evening, July 2d, 1866, Will be produced, after long preparation and great expense, the new version of the Grand Romantic Musical Pantominule, Spectacular Drama in Four Acts, ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP, Produced with New Scenery by J. C. Evans; New Machinery by J. G. Steele; New Properties, New Appointments, New Dresses by Job Jameson. See small bills. Ice water for the ladies during performance. Admission—Parquette $1 coin, or $1.25 in currency. Gallery 50c. coin, or 75c. in currency. CHANGE OF TIME. Doors open at 8 P.M. Curtain rises at 8 1/2 o'clock P.M. Box office open from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M., and 4 to 5 P.M. Secure reserved seats. Omnibusses will take Ladies and Gents to and from Theatre, 25 cents each way. june30ltwlt. - DUTCHERS'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER makes quick work with flies if commencer early, keeps the house clear all summer. Look, out for initiations. Get Dutcher's only. june30lm. - SUN UMBRELLAS, Something New. je30-3t DARLING & MERRIMAN. - DAN L. RUSSELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office Old Court House. (up Stairs,) HOUSTON, TEXAS. June30twly. - N. MURPHY. (late, Murphy & Sanderson.) COPPER SMITH, Mechanic Street, Galveston. MANUFACTURER OF STILLS, WORMS; Breeching and Chimneys; Hotel and Steam Boat Cooking Stoves; Iron Doors and Shutters. Mill, Plantation and Distillery work done at New Orleans prices. DEALER IN Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Block Tin, &c., &c. Rabbit Metal, Pumps, plain and galvanized: Iron Pipes, Steam Gauges and Whistles; Globe Valves and every description of Brass and Iron fittings for Steam and Water. Agent for the Empire State Gass Machine, for supplying Dwellings, Stores, Factories and Public Buildings. june30dtwly - A CARD HOUSTON, June 28, 1866. Editor Telegraph: HAVING been arraigned before the Freedman's Bureau of this city on a "contract of barter" with a negro man—a forfeiture upon the part of the negro—to get the perishable property at his appointed time, the Agent, in violation of all equity, awarded the claim against me, but adjudged it to be paid in "Specie," refusing to receive the Government "Tender" in payment. Has he any right as a Government Agent to refuse that which the Goveynment [[Government]] declares a "legal tender?" Will General Kiddoo sustain such acts by his Agent in depreciating the Government funds? June 30-dit. JUSTICE. - CARD OFFICE OF JOHN T. MARTIN'S SON & CO., 337 AND 379 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, July 1st, 1866. HAVING DEFERRED MY CONTEMPLATED visit to Texas until Fall, I take this method of conveying to my friends there, my obligations for the liberal manner in which they have favored me, by dealing with the House I represent. Our Fall and Winter Stock of -[[column 3]] H. B. LEE. GEO. H. WILSON. LEE & WILSON. J16 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, SADDLERY, FURNITURE, HOLLOW WARE, STATIONERY, STOVES, LIME, CEMENT, NOTIONS, Hutchins' Building, Corner Travis and Franklin Sts. HOUSTON, TEXAS. June30dtwtf. - THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. [[Image]] THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA, HAS AQUIRED the utmost fame in every part of the world; it has been examined, approved of and sanctioned by the faculty of medicine, and recommended by the most eminent of the profession, As a sure and speedy CURE for all Dise ses of the Bladder, Kidneys, and Urinary Organs of both Sexes. To secure the Genuine observe this LABEL burned on and [[stamp]] [[?]] NEW YORK AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES. [[/stamp]] COVERING the bottom of each pot. The stamp on each POT Will also bear THE NAME of the United States AGENT. None Other is Genuine. Observe these precautions and address orders to TARRANT & CO., No. 278 Greenwich Street, New York. Sold by all Druggists. June30d6m. - To the Trade. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF VARIETY AND FANCY GOODS, To which your attention is called. We buy direct from the Manufacturers for CASH
