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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Reyare oF Cou,,.x,o;,,

SMITHS ToNIc SYRUP has been countcr.eitcd
and the counterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr.. Joay
Buns private stampon each hc:.ls, DR.. JoHs
Bull only has the Ugh, to manufacture and
sell the original JOAN !. SMITHS Tonic Syrup
Of Louisville, NY. Examine well the Iabe, or
each bottle. If my private stamp is not OF
the bottle, do not purchase, or you will be de
ceivsd. Seem column advertisement, and NV
show card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine SSIss's ToyIc
SsHuH can only be PSslased by myself.
The pUblic's servant.
DR. JOHN BULL.
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trees with tender bark have their natural en-
emies. From its composition as heretofore
given, the inner portion and the cellular
system, constitute a very delicious and
tempting food for these millions Of little
parasites, too small for the naked eye, but
some future microscope will yet disclose
They consume the inner bark and cellular
tissue, they leave the cuticle-it is hard and
liieless, they girdle the tree, and 1t dies
sap, fear not the winters blasts, fear not the
roots will fail in their functions, fear moi
the chemical labratory OF the leaves, none
of these causes will produce the blight, but
places under the rough outer bark, formed
on your trees by long years of neglect, and
l sincerely believe the blight will disappear
from Ynnr orchards.
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Notice.

Persons wanting lumber of any and all de-
seriptions. well seasoned, can get it at lowest
market prices Of Daniel Leibhart, on the
Booker Farm" near Cross Bridges. All or.
ders promptly filed. Reference-Col. John
W. Huntington, Columbia. laugh. 5m.
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RrnE y HcrH

Has the honor to announce that he will. after
September Ith. attend at Columbis every We'd
nesday and Saturday, for the purpose Of teach
ing the Piano. Early application viii he al
yisable, a. his number Of pupils must be lin
tied. Apply to Mr.. A. d. Frierson. where his
list of pupils may be filed up. Terms. 500
per month, payable monthly. Ljly2S If.
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Clothes, CaSsimeres and Diagonal,
which We sell by the piece or make
to order. Satisfaction guaranteed in
all cases when made to order. Also,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods of every description,
at greatly reduced prices. All accts.
due when called for, unless by special
contract.
Cashmere suits from $40 to S35.
WILLIAMS IL TYLER.
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Wen and Rows. CInfhinr-

Just received at WILLIAMS a TY-
LIRs large supply of Men Il Bows
Clothing. which they are selling very
low for cash, or to prompt customers
on time.
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Jones Academy.

The next annual session Of Jones
Academy will begin on the fourth Mon
day l2Sth) Of August. Prot. +. Herr
will continue to have charge OF the Mu-
sic Department.
July 2y-tt
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CITY ITEMS.
MIS- Rebeccn Erier.on

Will reopen her school at the Lecture Room Of
the Presbyterian Church the ith of Septic mber.
Terms of Tuitisn per session Of twenty weeks,
ms follows: English s12,I. tl5snd 500. Music,
SIS. Use Of Piano, IS. Drawing, 80. Incl
dental fee, al. No deduction unless for pro-
trscted sickness faug, Tim.
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White Springs DistiIiers

The well known distiIIery has resumed opera
tons, and will make Brandies from the fruits
Of the season. All persons having fruit can
have it distilled on the shares.
HoGLE & ALFXtNpEF.
~ Xiv
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Hannah Stokes

Desires to hear something of her three
sons, named Henry Watkins, Lyric
Watkins and Peyton Watkins. The
last time they were heard from, they
were at Atlanta, Ga. She desires that
they write to her at Columbia, Tenn.
iuiy DIV
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COLTNBIA. July

COLUMBIA, July 18th,
We, the undersigned, will not grind any
wheat from this date except for those wht
want Flour for their own consumption, a,
We believe the mill owners alone are entitle,
to the profits of grinding wheat.
Nj. VAUGHN.
J. b. As HTON,
e. NELLY.
E. ARMSTRONG.
W. e. JOYCE.
JET, ANDERSON 4 Co, T. IN.
J. l.. THOMPSON & CO.
\. %. L. NICHOLSON, JR.
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A splendid Sorghum Mill and EyaP-
orators complete, for sale cheap fOrcssh.
or exchange for horses, cattle, or sheep.
Address T. y. McIemore, Spring Hill,
Tenn. Jul- - q.
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NA0IaA

All Persons are hereby notified not to
pass through my premises. All such
trespassers will be prosecuted to the ex-
tent of the law r. EWEJJ
Mar lO~3m
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PRESBYTERIAN Choir Reception.

TheP esbyte.ian Choir will hold their Sec
ond Rscepti :, on Th,I.saay eysninS next, al :
O'Clock, at theresidence of Mrs. Ellen Mayes.
Ticket lfty cents, to be had at the Drug and
Book stores, JOIN FRIERsoN, Sec.
JIM. TowLER, Pres't.
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POpIarShfnxIe~.

10000 yellow poplar shingles tor sal
at Sc per thousand. Apply to J.R. Nc
Clelland.
July 21-tf.
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Lost.

Near the Depot. last Thursday, a black
cross Bresstpin. tipped with gold. The finder
will be literally rewarded by calling at this
Office.
ir-Js tc
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CITY HALL, JULY 3lst., ISL.
Called meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Columbia.
Present, John p. McGaw. Mayor, James
J.. Guest, Recorder, J. b. +. Dowell, City
Marshal; Messrs. Bond, Turpin and
Tucker, Aldermen of 1st Ward; FriersOn
and Chsffin, Aldermen ID Ward; Par
ker and Lamb, Aldermen Sd Ward.
The Board was called to order by the
Mayor, and object of meeting explained.
The following preamble and resolu-
ton were offered by Mr.. Bond:
WHEREAS, 1t has come to the knowl-
edge of this Board that Mr.. J. Milton
Parker, Alderman of Sd Ward, and
Chairman of the Street Committee, is be-
ing misrepresented upon the streets OF
the city by various parties not connect
ed with this Board, by being charged
with official misconduct and of viola
tion;of the act of the General Assembly
of the State of Tennessee, passed Novem-
Der 9th, 1857, to prevent abuses in mus
nicipal corporations, we feel il due TO
this Board, as well as to the private and
personal character of j. NJ. Parker, that
the matter be fully and carefully inves-
tigated. At, the request of Mr.. Parker, the
Mayor is hereby ordered TO appoint a
committee of three disinterested citizens
of the city, TO act in conjunction with
the Finance Committee OF the Board and
the Recorder of the city to examine into
the accounts of Mr.. Parker, and his Of
fetal conduct as Chairman of the Street
Committee, up to the present time, and
report the same TO this Board.
On motion, the resolution was unani-
mOusly adopted, whereupon the Mayor
proceeded to appoint said committee, as
follows: Mr.. VIM. J. Dale, DIR Samuel
W. Frierson, and Thomas b. Rains.
The Recorder was instructed to notify
the committee oftheir appointment, and
the place and time of meeting to be at
the City Hall, August LIST, ISL. at :
o'clock, An.
No further business. the Board nd
jOurncd. JAS. l.. GUEST,
Rcr0y,fSy.
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Mr. Anthony GholsOn was thrown from his
mule last Saturday evening, " bile going home.
and his left aruasbadly broken, above the clbow,
His mule was frightened by dog.
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The latest branches laid down in
Nashville, including equipments, five
feet gauge, cost per mile, $500. By
adopting a three feet gauge the cost is
lessened about one third, and can be
built. including equipment, building,
etc, for 6,22l per mile, and furnish a
very conmOdious ear, six feet wide, and
thirty-two inches in the clear, between
the seats. Track estimated a. follows:
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MAHRIER-

At Csntreville, Hickman county, Tenn. Au-
gust lst., ISL, DR., George Gray, of Williams
port. and Miss Mary ]. Raymond. of Centre
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Ear anIe mr. Rent.

4 tue dwelling house, South Column
bia; six rooms; very fine water.
July 22-m3. j. b. STEELE.
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EAs knUp
Fer GaIR.

$4,000 shingles, at 800 a thousand.
July Pms J. b. STEELE.
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YarniSh. Whitewash, Shoe, Horse, Scrub
| hing. busting, Hair. Tooth, Shaving, &c.
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For Sale or Exchange.

Four new dwellings in South Column
bia. J. b. STEELE.
July 9l-n3.
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CITY HALL, COLUMBIA, TENN,

jury -oIl, IoII.
I, James l.. Guest, Recorder OF the
city of Columbia, Tenn, do hereby Ger
tify that our present Mayor, John p.
McGaw, has neither directly nor indi-
rectly, been connected or engaged in any
kind OF contract with this corporation
during his present term of Office.
| further certify that there has been
no c0ntract.of any kind made by this
Board during its existence. except with
Mr.. Cherry, Superintendent Of the Wa
ter Works.
given under my hand and seal of Of
flee. JAS. l.. GUEST,
BY order of the Board. Recorder.
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ENnnA.
Wool Wanted,

Current money. Apply TO J. d. Hach
ney. July T-tf.
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is in our mids,, a welcome visitor, eX-
aiming our beautiful and fertile lands,
with a view OF purchasing home and
settling among us. All such are well
come. 1t is to be hoped that he will not
only purchase land for himself, but that
he will induce others from the Empire
state TO come and do likewise lie Is
much pleased with the land of Glenn. W.
Wade, Esq, which lies on the railroad,
near Carriers Creek, and he evinces
good Judgment in this opinion, as it i
one ofthe best places in the county.
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We want 20,O00 pounds OF Wool, 20
which we will pay the highest marke
price. MARTIN & PICRARD.
June Ii, lS7l-2m.
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Carefully compounded at ali hours. DAY Ut night
We baYe secured the services % hr. II. g.
HESpRICE, who has had six years experience in
the prescription business. Our patrons NAV
rely upon having prompt attention at al hour.
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SHEET MUSIC.

Will be found tn DC thesrgcst c~e- brought 20
the county All New Music received a soun
as published. 4 full supply OF
NENTS,
PIANO COVERS, STOOLS, VIOLINS,
BaniOs. Flutes, Fife-, FIaSeoIef-. Char
Ionet4. AceOrdeOns, FIutius>.
BOWS, BOW HAIR ROSIN. Etc.
Strings for all instruments. Fresh Italian
Strings received OntEly.
MIrch25 MCKINNEY * SMITH.
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Notice to Hunters.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
n not 10 hunt or 60 through nv premises,
IT otherwise tresplss thereon. All persons.
especially with dogs, thus trsspassjus will be
prosecuted to the extent Of the law
Feb. "a, Isl. STEPHEN JORDAN.
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i PRESCRIPTIONS

WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDT,
All kinds
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Il ERFUNtERY,
IANDRETHS

Cosmetics, and Hair Preparation. Ofs7sry va
Tiety
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DRUGS

DRUGS
Ever brought To Columbia. Our prices vii
at all times be as lOw Is the lowest. We kce?
constantly on hand
i ATENT MEDICINES
OF all kinds.
BrandieS, WhiSkieSs
AND WINES,
For Medical use.
lure WINE
For SscrsmeutIl use.
SURE CURE
AMI preventive for
HOG CHOLERA,
Warranted.
INDIGO, MADDER,
ANALINE AND DYE sTUFFS
Ofeycry DESCRIPTION.
| ALL KINDS OF
PAINTS AND OILS,
At prices thai defy competition
| V ARYISHES, TURPENTINE & DYERS.
Lower than the lowest
BRUsHEs-
YarniSh. Whitewasl, Shoe, Horse, Scrub
hing. busting, Hair. Tooth, Shaving, &c.
SoAps,
A complete assortment, fifty different kinds.
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METEOROLOGICAL

Range Of Thermometer aad Itsr9fss
80 af Wtutou. Residence OF - ~
Ia,,,es FOR the " eek ending Aug. ,.
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TrrvvoyErEE.' BLEosErEs
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Esq. J. Ii. Wilkes presented the Club
with some very fine specimens Of Ives
Seeding Grapes, and the White boy
enne and another variety OF pear. At
the solicitation of the Club, through the
President, Esq. Wilkes then gave his
opinion on subject that is now agitat-
ing and perplexiEg the mind of fruit
growers. He had with him an appletree
limb, partly dead and partly alive, to
illustrate what he had to say. He spoke
in substance as follows on
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SOAPS,
A complete assortmemL, lilly different kinds.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

ms superb Hair Dye is the beS IN the Voyld-perfecty
hsrm!ess reliable and instantaneous no disappointment no
bachelors Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY snlendIG
GscK or natural Brown eaAcs the hair ciea m bedMui
aoes not contain particle Of lead any INJURIOUS com
RGnnd Sold by al druggists. Factory, l6 BOND STREET
IOAA
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ottawa Wno,esaic E.e-acl.

As reported by hlAR BROS Wholesale Retail Gnocers
No. 10 La Sale street
Ottawa, Oct. 81, 1871
The markets for new corn are better, ware.
houses are now paying 81 cents for 70 lbs, in.
stead of ~, = before. Old cori about IA before
0 cents. O,,s, 25Q26 cents. No wheat coming
in. Buckwhe.t 55a75 cents q bushei Buck.
wheat -four is coming in, and many persons are
now luxurirtiug in bu kwheat cakes for break.
We quote below;
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VIE Markets.

The reorganization OF the Board of Trade at
Chicago and re-epeniug of the general produce
trade, enable ~ 70 resume Our market reports OF
the Chicago aud New York markets Consider
ing the circum st.'rces, the grain trade has been
surprisingly active at Chicago during the week,
and prices III tar proportion TO prices at eastern
center
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Chicago Market.

ShIcaSO NaaFket.
Chicago, Oct. q.
Flonr-Spring extra., Sc; buckw heat 3d. IS
per 100 lbS
Wheat-No. spring $l.15a117 No. 2S1.l2-
glib
Corn--45 g46c for No. 1; 4494jc for No. 2 !:
rejected Ace.
Oats-21a 2Sc for No. 2.
Rye-GDc for No. /.
Barley-5la55c for No 2
Butter-22 425c for choice.
Eggs-20a22
Cattie-Chnce steers S5oj@5.50 medium to
lair So254375; good to choice cows $325a3 75
common to fair $4,000
Hogs-S4 G455.
>ew Work Market.
New York. Oct 81.
Whea'-Prime new spring $1.5lq15G.
Rye-9S@l0J for western
Oats--5l a 50 cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western 14Q15.
Lard-9ie cents.
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!SpeftxI 3stises.

now THE Old THING WORM
II 81 AFTER TRIAL OF OVER y YEARS
T z DIR. CHHHsEhAN's FENAIR PILIc
Hare themselves be the only remedy for correcting
nil Female Irregularities, Painful Menstrua-on and renoy.
ing all Distractions, whether from cold or Otherwise
DIR. CHEE<EMANsS PILLS
Was the commencement OF the treatment of r.
eguaies and DISTINCTIONS, which have consigned 80 many
10 premature grave NO female enjoy good health
les she regular and whenever take
the general health begins to decline '
YOU KNOW HOW 1T Is YOJJRSEIE
Every one wants the most reliable remedy which is com
prsed In these Pills Take this advertisement to YOUR Drug
medicine In the world, ~ ~ ~
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
They are known to thousands have used them A. differ
en periods throughout the country having the
soe o. he most eminent Physicians in America. TX icit
Yelling when they should be usea each
ooS The price One Dollar per Box
CAETioS-None genuine having private roprie
taly stamp Of Hutclngs Hyer Propetors on each box
oy all Druggists Pills by mail promptly.
rom ooser anon by RENTING to Dr. c. L. CHEEEMAN, p
w. DcA $SSt. NY marl-ly
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Exehange on n. "A prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds :. par and interest
Foreign Exchange is selling at S570 per G..
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Basinees generally has been moderately active
during the week; grain has bsen coming in dur.
ing the week more freely. The Chicago grain
men able to handle the grain much betteI
than last week, and shipments are steadily on
the increase.
In money matters there is no material change
The Chicago banks report the accumulation Of
funds, the wants of their customers being COM
paratively light at present.
Gold has been quiet for the greater part of the
week. the prenium ranging from Ill !. to ll2.
ut which price the market closes firm.
Government bonds, in sympathy with gold,
are rated firm at small advance in price.
Ravens. McKinlay " Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
Buying.
US. Us. 1881 ................il6
5-2U, lSoS ........ .......il4
J-2U, 1904 LA
500, lS65fodl 80. 80. ...114L
SEQ, '65 & &c (new) ..... .113
0-2O, % ......... ....ll3
D." $50, 1858. 80. 80. ....l13
cy o>.... .... III
IU-t1S large 80. 100
Gold, ........... ..........110
silver 80. lu4
Exchange on n. IA prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds -. par and interest.
Foreign Exchange is selling at %510 per g..
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HURLBUT & EDSALL.
sc LAKE STREET. CHICAGO, Ills,
Wholesale Agents.
ON MAK KlA(:E.

ON MARRIAGE.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN great SOCIAL EVILS
aud ABUSES which interfere with NASRLAGE-with sure
means OF relief for the Erring and Unfortunate diseased and
debtaed Sent free, in sealed envelopes Address, M "
AHD ASSoclAIloN,?s Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Pa. jul2s.ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

MI. rrH.Htf.tI Coco sissti sfiti
.fI .trst iafiff .sssfttfu . Csstt
f.aia sfs sstutsi r Is'ths.s 20 s
stitt isusiisss sfissi ~ 10 i,ssiiss Il
Itf Iftss rsi.miJ
Wt tsguis isfss baif . isna VI
seed = sHiiahlf snra u hlrnff o. asts ~
furthasF hsrsii spa go 90 aunsiisns
trrHisFHl 10 thifts fts thsussat SECS
ssrs q ihs Msihslisi thuTsh, 10 fstss
49, caHuiiisi o. ihis tnisIrFiss. Ne SO
A. larais inmsiiaisly Ne 80 Enhsi a.
a'iT i.rsiieh - iellsst NJ east VI ihs
lHih usr srsi II ih1 20 degree VI lsHsi-
iii.ir hrsi iIsm NsshiHsisR, HoT ssaih VI
she ilsl Parallel Il AsIth l.liiais, shl
ias tsrsriiaA " The rsaHliss VI ailiiam-
son, He'll Travis shi baTss,- iafsTas'
iiuR relative 10 PTspsr tracts, ~ susFs ia
paRaesiioA si,h eligible sites .Ts desired.
Nos i yanr sPTsFtuniiy 10 farther nj,
cherished irsigh Il The thuTsh, Ne R'usl
base suficisAi aeshs ia kAnd ~ secure the
puTshass 10 the ,aiiile u lulF HsTi, De-
posu Your d1naiiaRs ~ maRsy o. .euE sub
scFiplioas ia laEi Niih either u The TEL
.oNlng;
: 4, LiulspAge, fsiTsriii Rev, n, =,
HHlay, u, H., JsasTsSRi Rev, T. u, fllis,
l'aris, John Il, llshFy, Springfield col, u,
Y. Mills, CsTsiraRai RsE, ", ", fhOmas,
WsslhsIforli Rev, James lliAeF, Acton
Rev. ". ;, Kidd, kosssi J, I, fhilPOli,
FaiThsli, Rsy. !, n. JoLhsoh, Stephens
willie Col. NJ, u, boRhsr, NsTshalli Geo,
D. Afford and ", II, Norris, Galveston !
Rev. q. I. Ks'aHAugh, u, D.. llOusloE !
Rev. Milton n, rerisr, Caldssll, or to any
" the undsrsighsi. -hn will foTwsrd con.
lribuIioAs Immediately 10 MsssTs, Afford s
Veal, Gal'sslSn, 10 be At the order Of the
Commissioners,
SoRIu-wtst fESs cpSfEEfsoH.-rhes,
sianhslI, Chalrnan, WAeOi Is. A. fhll'
PotI, Fairfield,
TIxAs coShsEScg-f. A, Need, seers-
tary, chaPPsll illlli J. u. Giddihg', brsh'
ham,
TRISIrr CosFEAEscE-l, NJ. Binkle!s
Sherman, ", J, CLARK, Dallas
Ear TESis GoSFKRrSeE.-f, ", s'o.
vail, Homer James y, Taylor, Marshall,
War TEsM CosFEHrScE,-J. W. De-
yilbis., San An,onioi I. Z. Wood, San
Marcos.
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Telegraph Dispatches.

From ihr Waco Ersmihsr,
PARis, May 1.-The dghtins last night
wa. fearful and apparently utterly result
less. There is nothing TO compare with
that which has occurred since the CON-
meneement Of the civil war. The city Is
greatly excited and alarmed, Groups Of
frightened people on every street are dis
eussing the state OF aralts.
The delegates from tho Masonic lodges
Of Pari. returned from Versailles. They
were unable TO accomplish anything. They
report that Theirs expresses the opinion
that n Peacenble arrangement with tho
Paris Commune is impossible.
VERSAILLES, May IA large number OF
troops moved towards Paris to-day, as n
reinforcement to the army Of investment.
The editors ofall the moderate journals
Of Paris have been ordered 10 be prosecu-
ted by the Commune and are leaving the
city MS rapidly as possible.
Private telegraphing in Paris is ngain
entirely suspended.
Rossel, in accepting the insurgent Min.
istry of War, says, 81 shall have need oil
the absolute cooperation Of the Commune
troops and people Of Paris
Provincial elections in parts Of France
have resulted in the choice Of conscrvs-
tive republicans.
Negotiations for the surrender OF Fort
Issy failed, and the bombardment has re
com IN enced and is now very violent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

A HANDSOME GIFr.-Seyeral merchants
of the city Of New York have presented
Marvin College, Waxahachie, with bell,
weighing GIG pounds, independent Of the
fixtures, for their new college building
The matter was gotten up by our old and
valued friend. Major HIRAM 5. MORGAN
who is an old Texan, though now doing
business in the Empire City. The Waxa-
hachie Democrat publishes the correspon-
dence between the merchants and the Pre-
sident of Marvin College, and adds that
the bell has arrived all safe. The follow
ing New York firms were the donors, viz
Evans, Gardner & Co, Rogers, Morgan 4
Grubbs, Hoover, Calhoun & Co., Tufts
Pendleton & Co., MulfOrd & Sprague, Bur.
tbs & French, Jehisl Reed & Co. Mslius
Trnsk & Ripley, Saml. Roosevelt & Co.
We may be permitted to add that ih'
Episcopal Church in this place, now being
erected, has also been the recipient Of 9
bell, weighing, with the fixtures, about
1900 pounds, generously contributed BY ten
of the leading business firms in Ny. doing .
Southern trade, among whom We recOgniz'
some Of hose named above. The bell i.
looked for in the course Of . week or two,
when we shall publish the cOrrssPOndsnes
relating to it.