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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-13

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that YEA Nill urge uPeH ihe rrslrriiFe
counties in yauT districts Ia mgss nrsilns
asssmhlel 10 ssnl delegates H. said ,an'
Heniian. As measures nal men, is ear
luolto, il l. desired lhal haTmen! ani VIC
oTnus action gill ehaTseirrlse The isiitsr-
aiious " The respective raunig mass nrsl-
/ inss, 10 The sRd ihai liis very beet material
Cor delegates may he selected u sheess
I such a candidate as Nill cordially ante all
the Democracy, sRl s''h naioahlsd ability
aud Integrity, will esmbine pTaisnss ani
| moderation, ~ give us success Ia The eau'
paign. Ia view II ihe fact, that The late
| laN u Congress enables a. "a select a
large number of representative men, Il Is
desired that lhese delegates may 10 seat
up 10 the Convention unlra hslsi ani IN,
Instructed, that ihs,e may be earsial
consultation and COMPARISON of NleH'
among the delegates. beiare commitment
TO any one man, Lea rs have eor'ilaI
aud harmonious convention, aud lei The
masses OF the people be fully aroused Il
The Importance Of the work before them
The Democratic papers Of the Second
Congressional Distrlt, will please Pabllsl
',his call. Very resreelnllly,
JOHN HANNA,
Mem. Dem, Ex, Con-. .lsI Dist
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Foreign Intelligence,

PARIS, May j.-Thrce Communists bat
talions were captured IN The affair nj
Malin: sisher ihe chief Of staff Of the
Commune ilolilla, is arrested, charged
with decciying the Commune with regard
to the slore-ships in his command.
VERSAILLES, May CIT is stated that
Favre has gone to Frankfort in conse-
qucucs of German dispatch to the effect
that If the Versaillisls fail to enter Paris
by Monday, the Germans will enter on
Thursday. There is no firing to-day, but
will be resumed tomorrow. Inc grand
assault will probably be made on Sunday,
PARIS, May 6.-The commandant of the
fort of Vincennes was recently arrested
on suspicion of di.loyalty TO the Com.
mune.
The Prus,hns still intercept tho pro-
visions intended for Paris, and refusc ex-
plantations.
VERSAILLES, May G.-The firing lasted
all last night, with some engagements in
the entrenches. The communication be-
tween Forts Issy and Vanvres is destroy
ed. The supplementary elections for Va.
cancies in the Assembly are postponed ill
after the surrender Of Paris.
PARIS, May G.-The. Communists have
occupied the park of lssy. The Commune
declares that Fort Vanves is still tenab.e,
and that their troops carried the barri-
cades on the Island Julte and BereOn,
Blanchet, me mber of the Commune was
arrested by order his associates.
FRANKFORT, April G.-Blsmarck and
Ponycr are here.
VERSAILLES, May Cat noon to-day n
sharp engagement took place in the trench
es in front of Forts d Issy and Fnnvres.
The Versailles troops carried by assault q
small redonbt defended by the forces of
the Communists, who were taken prisoners
The work was, however, evacuated by the
Nersaillists, in cons cquence Of being ex-
POSED to the fire Of Fort Vanvres.
PARIS, May 6.-The Commune suppress ed
the following journals:
Petit N5hitcw, Petit National, Bon Temps,
Petit Fresr, Petit journal Frdncais, and
Temps.
A decres was issued by the Committee
of Public Safety, which vests in General
Rossel the direction of military operations
General RGssel has formally taken con-
troll of the entire Communist army and in
the order of the day appoints Genera
Dombrowsk to the command of the right
wing, General La Cecilia to the entire
General Nobfcaski to the left wing, and
Gederal Bergeret and Eddtsto to the re.
serves.
The attempts at negotiating IN armis'
tice continue, but are as yet without sue
cess.
HAVANA, May 6.-The United States
steamer Mayfower has arrived from Sisal
Collie ctsr Shufedt is a passenger. The
remaining members Of tne Tehunntepet
expedition are expected in few days.
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Tribute Of Respect.

AT stated convocation of Tannehil
Lodge, No. 81, F. Il a. NJ, held at thu
Lodge Room in Dallas, on Saturday night
April 18th. A. D., 1871, a. l.. 527l, the fol
lowing preamble and Resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in his wisdom, to call from his earthly Ia
bors, our we'll beloved brother, j. IL. Z
Hodges, u Master Mason, in good standing
and member of this Lodge, who departed
this life at New Market, Tennessee, on the
18th day Of January last.
Resoivcd That we have bowed with pro.
found regret and heartfelt sorrow Mt the
dscease of our young Brother, while life
prospects and hopes were yet in the bud.
Resotuea, That by the death Of our Broth
err, this Lodge has lost worthy member
the fraternity an ornament and support
and society an active, Industrious and use
full man.
ResoLosd That while we sorrow for the
loss of our Brother, we sincerely trust thai
our loss has been his eternal gain, and that
his disenthralled spirit is nov in the en-
joyment Of that refreshment prepared for
all good and worthy Masons.
Resoircd, That it affords us pleasure to
know that the last moments of our depart.
ell Brother were soothed by the kind at-
tention of Borrowing brethren, aud that his
remains received the last sad rites Of our
Order, ut the hands of the Brethren OF
New Market Lodge, No. 240, New Market,
Tenn and the thanks of this Lodge are
hereby rendered to the Brethren of New
Market Lodge for their kind attenti on tc
our deceased Brother.
Re,otped, That the Secretary furnish a
copy of these resolutions TO the Dallas
HERALD for publication, and forward an
other to the Secretary of New Market
Lodge, No. 2i0, New Market, Tenn.
JOHN T. AULT,
J. d. KEATON, ! Com.
JOE. L. FISHER.
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rey We have received, with the compl

nyWe have received, with the compli-
mcuts of Jay Cooke & Co., Philadelphia, n
pamphlet, giving description of the Nor
thern Pacific Railroad, its route, resour'
ces, progress and business. This road
which is now being built, starts from Du'
luth, Minnesota, at the head of Lake SUI
perior, and from st. Paul, and Minneapolis,
on the Mississippi river, and runs west
ward through Dukota and Montana, and
thence one branch goes through Washing
ton Territory to Puget's Sound, while the
Southern branch goes though southern
Washington and northern Oregon to Port
land at tide water on the Columbia river.
The land grant to this road exceeds for
ty millions of acres.
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Latest Market Reports.

NEW ohh, N VI
Gold iii. Cotton quiet, but firm sales
1000 bales on the spot, 5000 bales on con-
tract; sellers option all the year round at
l4lc. for Low Miidling.
Weekly receipts ut American ports OIL
sos balet exports to Great Britain 39,9l5
bales to other foreign ports 26,S5C bales;
stock of all classics 4G7 ,625 bales.
New ORLEANS, May 6.
Gold iii. Catch quiet but strong !;
Middling lag to 15Ic:
LitEhPooL, May G.
Official report from Liverpool Cotton
Brokers' Association to the New York Cot
ton Exchange:
Cotton quiet, but steady; Uplands I to
I'D; Orleans Z to 7sd.; sales 10000 bales.
GALVESTON, May 2.
COTTON-Demand active, with rhOder-
ate transactions, at 9lc. for Low Ordinary,
lie. for Ordinary; lie. for Good Ordinary,
and l3c. for Low Middling.
GOLD Market quiet with but little
animation, and transactions light, at
1l0s.
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The first woman who actually voted in
this country is now shown to be Mrs. Nan
nette u. Gardner, of Detroit. She is repre-
scented by an observing and poetical re-
porter 10 have approached the polls with
a tear in her eye, and su lie on her lip,
and with bouquet in her hand" That
she voted on the occasion is a recognized
fact. That she had a I" tear in her eye" il
indignantly repudiated by the lady, she
stating that, the rain falling at the time,
the dripping Of an umbrella she carried
had probably impaired that ls;hrymose
appearance TO her eyes described. That
her lips were wreatbed in sniles is scknow-
lodged by her to be naturally true She
e, identity glories in that sr,ile-bOasting
Of II as = soldier does his woHnds-holding
il up 10 the world as eihinentlyapprOpriate
and Insisting that to become enfran-
chised would eause almost any woman 10
smile" So far, 50 good. But tie hrs;
American votrix taksseven higher ground.
She leaves the foul polling places Of De-
iroit, and the rude men who did not have
smiling tbut exceedingly dirty faces, and
Who did not carry bouquets in their hsis,
and, ascending into prophecy, declares that
= we 1.-THE women) shall most likely allenter
the kingdom Of Heaven with smile "a
frown being out Of place. Positively. this
u going too far We grant the lady that
il would be a vast improvement upon eur
present elections 70 see the smiling and
floral episode universally followed. But
We cannot follow Der in her heavenly pc
rure. The strain Of imagining countlsss
uomen-Mfs. Gardner 81 the hssd-piling
into Heaven hereafter "rith smile, n
100 much for us.-TN. o. Tines
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas Count
CRrFTtSg -

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas County
GREETING: -
WHEREAS. JOSEPH TURNER ava on the l2th
Clerk of she District Court Of Dallas County, Texas,
his petition a ganst L. b. SIMPSON, duly supported
hy AFFIDAVIT to the effect that said L. H. simpson -
not resident Of the State Of Texas ~ on are there
tore hereby commanded that you, 10y making pnhli-
cation Of this writ In newspaper pnhilsne IN
the County Of Dallas, il there lie one published in
said county, but II not, then IN the nearest county
where newspaper is published, i"r Jour "eths pre-
yious 10 the return DAY hereof, summon u. d. ,imp-
son. who Is not u resident u this state 10 De ana
ot,ear be fore the Honorable District loutt, 70 ho
holden in and Tor the County 81 Dallas IN ~ SiAi"
- Tr,s a. IN. Cnurt-H House, il the Iowa OF Dallas,
on lie hrsf Mondsy in June next Then ana there 10
,usr.r the peiiiiDn IT Aoseph q. Iuru.r, Died IN
III cnrt. AGAINST said l.. u. Simpson The general
nature and object Of which said rttfih u 10 enforce
lie eolleetj1n Il two Promfsslrg Noies' MED
Iv tie said b. D. Simpson on the stsA ,lHg o. Jan
uary, AID. $50 payable on OF hei"Ie ite In ~
- iarn,rv thereafter; one Of said Huifs sxrcrd ~
Tossh q Turner for the sum Of siN hularrd dollars
in siecie the other 20 s L. Turner "r The -rm u
seven hundred dollars; Which said iEsi NAMED -
IN. sraf-frred % Joseph .. Turner IN - liet
:. IA netes were given az and Tor the alaure 81 III
haze rnoney for tws certain tracts q land en
vetef 70 said l. y. Simpson ~ the said Josef p y.
aud :. 4. Turner on The Slsi aAy ~ January = -
1s7u: the first trart containing 20 -rres q la1d,
Icing fzsrt q the J.. D. REID hfaa-r-ht survey :
fr otler fsnrt icing sirtg-ane nrres. 1nd leii- 2
tarf n the W r. Wyolfs srftcy ard if-gll= -
/ funEluHut ilr III $40 SUNS ~ ~ aai
srs notes inenfios-d- and fgr the rniorceifsIt =
fe vendor. Zen rp0a fiis tro snid shove des7rih
tracts q lsEi-
Hs-sin al ~. Iaf fz-s you thea ari tlle-s =
IRE sid Curt this urt- vilh 1ur return ih11 D
sbn-i-r far~ -Bu have erecufft the sane
Oliver -1Is-f ~ hand ind b. -ssl 4 &c isiri-i
srrr I'd T5.r ri.-.-fr. Isras ttis 12th day rfNsg,
A. D.. 1E7L . 49,.
CrF aiaf- CT lirllEs la-s -t1a--
mr. r.rerss IIaIrfFr
WYNN shy icr l-a-riif D
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6Gy Hon. A. F. Leonard of the House,
sends us the majority and minority re-
ports of the Committee on Militia, on "An
Act declaratory of the force and effect Of
Proclamations by the Governor declaring
martial law and suspending the laws
within any county or counties within the
State because Of combinations of lawles:
men too strong for the control of the civil
authority, issued in conformity with the
provisions of the Goth and 9th sections
of An Act to provide for the Enrolment
of the Militia, the organization and dis
cipline of the State Guard, and for the
public defence, approved June "a, 1870,
and also regulating the manner of issue
and publication of such Proclamations.'
The bill was passed to engrossment, ON the
LIST inst, by a vote of 81 to 80.
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WuoDs IIousEuuLO MAGAZINE for May,
Is most heartily welcomed to our saoctnm'
We hardly recognized il in lis new dress
Of beautiful clear type; but while admir-
ing the color and quality of its dress, we
were delighted 10 discover that ii adorned
our old friend. The magazine is now rrin-
ted on heavy paper and its typographical
appearance is unsurpassed. The contents
are unexceptionnblc, and among its con-
tributors are some of the most noted wrt-
tiers of the day. The magazine is furnish
ed at the low price of one doIlai.
Address, 5. 5. WooD & Co.,
Newburgh, New York.
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tar A large RumbsT u The eiiiIshs Of
GslSss'sh have PsIiiisnsi the Corporate
authorities Of the City TO oDlsT al election
10 ascertain whether the people gill ia'
nate bonds Of the city 10 the extent Of
Si,O0h per mile, 10 all in the construction
u railroad to sHIeni iron that eily 10
The mouth Of Rsi River, in IeulsiAna,
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Attest: z. f. cooxBEs, Seey.

A Practical PAPER.-Our teachers and
school officers need more practical sugges-
lions as to the best methods to adopt, in
order that they may discharge efficiently
the important and responsible duties de-
volving upon them. Not only this, but a
moments reflection will convince any one
that all our citizens are alike interested in
the success and prosperity of our public
schools. Intelligence is always not only
an effective but productive element also.
We are led TO these remarks BY glsncing
oyer the table Of contents Of the last num-
Der Of the Journal or EDUcATIOx. Mise
Anna c. Brackett tells allow to Teach
Mr.. z. Nicely gives come Important Sug-
gesiions 10 Voters and School Cheers. -
Then there is a. The Teachers Bureau :"
new design and cut Of q suburban school
house; a plea for School Visiting" by
country school teacher, which all ought TO
be read besides, poem, editorials educa-
.ionsl intelligence, &c. &c. The premium
II Websters Dictionary for twelve subseri-
hers is. ssil continued Address, J. B.
Msrrin. editor and publisher, 40 Chssnut
Street, ST. Louis, No.
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Halsi 80 l.9ls 1as.aElad a. tAFF
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Aaa1E ts1kFus' r'Hr ss4.ia &c.
AZ he TFsilsRos q he hTiiss SEEKER
in taiias, isgn, "a HhaTsiag sEeHisE issi
b. hrF, r. A, lnoNFs0N, Ma MICH
GRAY, " GTasstsSk, AHi Miss AtRfllA
b. HthkhfLi, ynlf iaUEhisT n MFs,
sARAH tar6EEil. ~ lhis ri'g,
Il sas sgT pleasure 10 h. PNsssRi sn The
sooasiaH II ,hs celebrates u ihs shsys
aaPiisis, aRi 10 participate Ia The FshsFal
haRPiHsss that Tsigssl AToasii ani as'rT
have ne ssH - nush gsnuias P'stsuTs
sRisysi ia lar IsSh uPea ahy soeasien-
Tie smpls nsns ~ the hesPiIabls hostess
we're crowded siiL Assl Il the beauty Abi
yoaih d Dallas sPFiaklslsesasieE siIL
fss gFay-lairel siFss, The ysung couple
seemed, "a hsy saghl, 10 es The CAVES, sf
the gay ass6nblags, shl received the COZ
gI.iulsii0Rssf their fTisHls silh nhalieysi
pleasure, oar f,irRi Mitch, has taken
fFsa eur nidsi, 10 be irahsPlaaiel 10
noFs SsuihsTh holas, Que u the choicest
asssD u oar prairie, We imPloTs hia 10
love sad cherish her Nth fsAi is'oiien /;
sud ,fsr lshs and useful life aud, ne
isr'sllly ''nsi, he .T,mi.ss reward ever
store mp by our Heavenly Father fer the
good ,hi The beaulifll,
Tbs fellows thai DO" the printing ia
The llrGALp u.ise s.rs the recipients Of =
kini remembrance on tho occasion. aud
they Fsry unilsLly aud heartily say "wr
THasE Tsr,"
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sarOrR HonE JorRSAL, an illustrated
journal Of Agriculture, Commerce, News,
Science, Art, Literature, and Manufae'
,urcrs, comes 10 our table weekly. II is n
handsome paper, devoted to Southern in
tercsts, published weekly by jas. II. Hum
nell, No. i06 Camp ST., New Orleans,
Terms Sc rcr aHnum, in advance. Special
premiums for clots Sample copies sent
on application 10 the publisher.
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FRI AT CRocKETT.-A fire occurred ut
Crockett, Houston county, on the morning
Of the 22d nlt, which consumed all the
buildings on the West side Of the public
square, including Halls Hotel A man
named Ed. MasgrOve, who was sleeping in
the hotel. was burned to death.
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SOUTHERN CulTlvAToR FoR MAYA
most excellent nomber, full of plain, prac-
teal, reliable, original matter. The nu-
mcrcus suggestions it contains, are pre-
pared by practical, intelligent working
men, who know what they talk and write
about. The editors, whilst advocating
progress, are not visionary, but conser va
tive practical men, who appreciate the sit
uation of the Southern farmer and are
doing their best to help him. We should
be glad to see the Culivator in the hands of
every reader of the II EhALD, as the impetus
it would give TO agriculture, would react
iavorably upon our own business, and that
Of every other man in the community.
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FOR CONGRRSS,
Hon. JOHN C. CONNER,
OF gRAYSON.

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r4.tas ga o. ~,
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sSy- We call the attention of the reading
public to the announcement Of valuable
Scriptural works, by an eminent author
which appears in our issue of to-day. Mr.
Il. Williams, the agent for these works
will shortly personally canvass the citizens
Of our county and city for subscribers to
them, and we trust will be successful In
his efforts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-13

BartEon. Il. @. Thurman, of the United
States Senate, has our thanks for the
speech of Hon. F. ?. Blair, Of Missouri,
delivered in the Senate of the United
States, April 3rd and 4th, on the resolu-
ton Of Mr.. Sherman, directing the Judi.
ciary Committee to report a bill for the
suppression of disorder and violence in
the South,
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l. o $ t.,

an Tuesday last, four miles West Of
~ Dallas, on the Lancaster road, n SOR-
REL HORSE, about IA hands high, blaze
face. both hind feet white, branded on the
left hip with an q and 2 above il. Any
person giving information that will lead
10 the recovery of the above Horse, will be
literally Rewarded by applying at the
HERALD Office, Dallas.
MAY Is. ls71.-35;lts
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w Gen. W. 7. Sherman, Of the u S.
army, passed through Houston on the 18th
nit. en- route for the frontier military
posts. he Is accompanied BY Coils Nc
coy and Tourteloate, Aids-ds-camp, and al
% by the army inspector Gen. Marcy.
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FoURrH july CoxvESTIOS.-Ourr readers
will see upon the first page, the suggestion
Of members Of the legislature, that there
should be q Convention to nominate can
di1ate for Congress, held At Dallas on the
Ith Of July. This is probably the course
most provident for the ensnrement Of sue
cess for Democratic Candidate. With
such a nOminstiOn, and the interest likely
70 be invoked b. the preliminary action
for q convention and judieiOus action on
The part Of the Convention itself, sucoe-s
must follow. There is considerable d.
rersity Of choice manifested sm0ng the
people, and would be better 70 coBesntrsts
Q by consultation, and conssnt.ns0us se-
ton than 70 leave hny cause Scr grunb-
ling-IClsrksFills Standard
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Tho Supreme Court ofthc United
States at Washington, ID. g., has
just decided that tho legal tender
act is constitutional rs well in its
application to contracts made prior
to its passage rs those made since.
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ESFRAY NOTICE.

,TRkyBD. from CLEBURNE, JOhnssn
- County. on the Sd day Of May, 1871,
TWC LARGE MULES. One Iron G-sy
tbe sther Mouse or Dun color both rfare
u,rs.s and about Is hanis high Iron
G-gv about 6 years, the other Z years.
AM inforrsAtion BY which tbeJ can Be
rseovsrsd. will be literally Rewarded BY
UOLLlNGSEORTH & son,
Bsuksr.5 cieturns.
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BOILER FOR SALE,

VVyHE Undersigned, wanting TO increase
L his power, win SELL. his BOILER
now in use. Any one wanting to work so
or so pounds Of Steam, can get Boiler at
half-price that will list n dozen years or
more. Stand pipe and blow-off diid safety
valve 70 with the Boiler, Apply to
W. FRANK CARTER,
NAV l3.-35:lw. Weatherford Mills.
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FOR SALE,

ID ESIDENCE, on Brewery Street, one
IL mile from the Court-H House, in the
town Of Dallas, with Two Acres Of Land.
The Dwelling has three rooms, cellar and
gallery, all new !, a good well and other
appurtenances. For further particulars,
enquire OF r. d. COUGHANOUR,
bnllas. MAY Is, ls7l.-35:3t Agent.
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washingtons fowling piece-a Grenoble
carried by him in 1916, is to be pre-
scented to the Virginia Historical Society
The gun, which is of the stub-and-twist
composition, has the name Of Washin gton
ON the stock, and his well.defned profile
engraved on the iron-work near the lock.
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fa- The Joint High connis'iea hav,
sgrssL upon treaty, and the same ha'
been submitted TO the Senate. Cameron
aud Morton express the opinion that il vii
rass lie Senate.
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~Hsspity hat tbs Ord district Of
this STATE cannot send three or four mem
bers 10 Congress. There are 80 many 10y
81 Radical. vho are wiling 10 serve that
district intbs lsrsr House,