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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

EJ- We have received the first number
of "rhc Golden Age" published every
Wednesday, in New York, Theodore TiltOn
Editor and Publisher. The Golden Age
will be devoted to "tho free discussion ofal
living questions in church, State, society,
literature, nrtand moral reform so say
the prospectus. It is n handsomely got.
ton up eight pagod paper, with large clea
type, fine paper, and evidently showing
great ability and industry in its editorials
and selections. Terms, SO per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
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No NsHsll ssssL
sAEAu NERRELL, Gaarl q ihr 7,iais y ~
Iirp - h,u Aeusll, devised - Hlli ia ihf u
tIi,i CaaH q Railss UauniN, hTT AuHUal sraal raI
rot giA hsT aid NaTis' ssi@ls, ahHh nl ~ h1sTs
a Iln.nrIi Irua 4 aid ualrt, shairasiug - ihs
a.I Aoniay ia lsn., An, lsIl a. ~. n,1aH. t,pss
hfRof IN ihr insn II laiiz,, a. slash iiiar III pc
tsns Interested Ia The estate - sad minaT triTt 10y
aIlaaT aul esuirsi - aplirA liu, d Hos cor lHTs
Mnrs., lshh n, Lass, SlrTk II iAs bislUll tolIi
Il naiias oSaHtg,
'i,ou nlfisT uiy hand and The ssal u ssd tHlf a.
vr.s in hsils,, this - las Il ApUl, Al, lsGi,
JOHN u. LAWS, slrTk hsiTiCi fNuTt, h.it-,
sslt hyE n CoasEFs, RFlulN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
\ cAFp,
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC,

pbAyING leased the CRuTCllflELp
Ia HOUSE, to take charge the 1T ~
MAY, We intend Rcnovhling the House
throNg hout aud RSmrnishing anew all tho
Rooms. The Travelling Public may DO
assured that they will End ,h!. House.
under our charge, tho best In Northern
Texas One of the PrOpriclors will be IN
the Office at i'll times to look AFTER the
comfort Of Guests. We shall set apart -
number Of wcll-'urnisi'tl Single Rooms
for the accommodation Of those specially
desiring such. Our Table will be good, and
our Rooms clean and comfortable, aud We
respectfully solicit your patronage.
Parties having Hams, Lanl, Turs'es,
Chickens, Veuison Hams, Eggs, sc, will
please bring them in now aud get the
highest market price, as we wish to gather
good supply of such things NJ once.
REATON u JOHNSON.
Dallas. Texas, March %, lSIl.-2S;tL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
all persons interested IN the Estate OF S. II. VII

To all persons Interested IN the Estate OF S. II. vii
son, deceased.
JOHN WILSON, Administrator Of the estate Of s.
H. Wii.ns deceased has hl,d in the District Court 81
Dallas county his annual account current with SAID
estate which will lie heard at the next tcIin NJ said
court commencing IN the hrt Monday in June, AD
ISL ~ the courthouse thereof In the town N; Dallas
at which time all persons intcrrsic, In tho estate 4"
said s. II. Wilson, deceased, may APPEAR aud contest
salt application, If they see proper.
Witness John VI. Laws, Clcrk u IN District Conrl
Of Dallas county.
Gitoh under my hand aud tho seal OF said Court al
Office in Dallas, t'iS list day ct April, AID. ISL.
JOHN II. LAWS, Clerk District Court, Oct.
3G2t By y. r. CoOIBEs, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

Bz5~ws are panied " lssrn, through She
Galveston papers. that the lev, htNS'
E,roS, Rector q I'islly Chureh, Is dead
We we're 40, personally acquainted with
him, bat could ba, feel that ne kneN much
about him frur, HE loas residence In Gal
WESTON, aud his esuReelioa silh the early
history Of that place, lie organized rFia'
iiy Parish about thirty years ago, Snd vas
the first aud only Rector, SAYS the News
" The golly mau Nho for full generation
Of life has guided, directed, eouhs5lei aud
reproVtd 80 many u the households u
Galveston, has been ROBBED Ia the holy vest
msnls for III. last time" lie was stricken
with death while preaching and fell into
the arms Of one OF his friends, when be
had raised his arms aud was about 10 pro
noune. the ABSORPTION. lie began, bni
could not continue. Ills last pulpit words
were ITO God the Father; his tongue
then refused to speak aud his hands drop
red. The good old Rector Is dead-died
where he lived, aud is living where he died
The rceept Galveston papers have contained
very extended notices Of his death and his
funeral, together with brief outline his
tory Of the deceased. All Galveston scent
TO DO sorrowing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To ali persons Interested in the Estate Of tho Heirs Of
VIM. NJ Cochran.
NANCY !. COCHRAN. Guardian of the Estates o.
the lGfrs of VIM. u. Cochran. deceased. has filed in
tho District Court If Dallas county, her final account
with her said Wards, estate, which will he heard Vt
tho next term of said court, commencing on the first
Monday in June AID. ISL at the courthouse thereof.
in the town OF Dallas ut which time all persons III
ere,tcd in the estate Of said heirs of Wm ~ Cochran
deceased may appear and cbntcSt said application, II
they see proper
Witnuss f.: John VI. Laws clerk OF the District Court
eff Dallas county.
Given under my hand am the seal Of said court Mt
Office in Dallas. Tits Is: dar Of Atril, AID ISL.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, clerk District Court, OCT
sO3t ByX. e. COOMDEs, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To al psfsons interested IN the Esta;s q p G.
srr 1r-raa-1

10 ID T1Ts1n8 lrIE-afet n M L1IlFs q r q. I-
sgn- 5eceassd-
R. Parker. Adrninisfrzfur uffhs Esfzfs q J e
CsIisrn dec.ss.d has flsd IN n. District Caurr q
I.ilzs county hi annnai rHfurn a The cuuiifi-r =
I'D esfaie, shi-t I'll - hea-d e The n-rf tern q
sid court c7-ur1suruE On the fi-si MurirF in gure
D. ls7l- e. TIE cru-f-buuze tsraff In The frsr a
lEllls - Whidt time al rerzuus interested N ft.
ssfs1s - I'D T. O. Callisin deo-s.-t- mr. ar.ar au
rgrfs-f sid arTiliesfifr. n fhrT - 1rnTeT-
-W-r-s. John = Laws. cls-k q III Disfrief Corr
81 ft1iss c1urfr.
Gf--r uua-r ny hsnE uua fbs ssz1 - sliI -uu-s q
riii-a IN D-iss ms Al dr. ~ AL A-n til
JOHN ~ laws ORA lfisfri-f Crurf D. Z
- By. T. C1ulrus- Dsfzr-y-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To all persons interested ~ tho Estate of saml XII
hart, tuteastd.
WIN. STULTs. Administrator Of the estate of Sam
Kiphart, docsaseH, has filed in The district Court
Dallas county, his final account current OF the cond
ion of said estate, which will DO heard at the ncs
term of said court, commencing ont thu first Mon Ia
in juno AID. ISL at thu cOurt-ho,e thereof in tn
town Of Dallas, at which time all pcrsofs intcreste
in the estate Of said Samuel Kphar. deceased, ina
appear and contest said application if they ste proper
Witness John NJ. laws, clerk ofths District Cour
Of Dallas county.
Givon under my hand dnd the seal 81 saif COURT n
Office in Dallas, this lst day Of April, AID. 1871:
JOHN u. LAWS clerk District Court, Oct.
303t. by u. n. CoOSIDEs, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

sD-Nr. George Z. Case, living near the
town Of Kasota, in the State of Minnesota,
writes to us, subscribing for the HERALD
and informing us that there are several
families near him who intend emigrating
to Dallas next fall if they can succeed in
selling out their property in Minnesota.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

or the high calling Of Journalism Hrs.
Harriet Bsechsr Stove writes thus:
This constant daily sslf-asserting liter
AZURE Of newspapers and periodicals is op-
Grating on us tremendously for good or for
III. Il has access 70 us At Sll hours, and
gets itself read as scarcely any book does.
Il ought TO be entered int &C solsmniy IS
any pulpit, for il j. Hsiug a great power.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

grJ'Mr. Tom Burnett, editor of that
mammoth paper, the Honcy-Grove Enter
prise, goes for John c. CoSSOR for Con-
aresg, while we are for John Z. CONNER
Are you for our candidate, Tom, or are We
for yours?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

4 certain individual came Into our Office
few days ago aud requested az to print
him n paper just like the dallas Herald.
We would have done so with pleasure, but
did not have the Ddila' 10 complete the
head Of his paper. : Perhaps 1t would be
much cheaper for him to send and sub
scribe TO the "IIersld." at once.
GGreenyille Herald.
That is correct Mr.. Farr, put tho gen
tlcmnn GU the right track.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
A correspondent of a Souther

A correspondent of a Southern
paper writes thus of the once beau
tiful city of Natchez, Miss:
"Natchez is sadly changed. The
aristocracy, proud and exclusive,
yet generous and chivalric, have
disappeared. Their places are desc.
late, and in their ornamented
grounds the owl and the fox have
their nests. Large plantations, once
yielding n net income of from $685.
900 to $50, 900, now lie uncultivated,
or deformed with little halfculti-
waited patches of cotton and the
graves ofthe household, once decora-
ted with the rarest flowers, are now
overgrown with brambles. A new
population fills the city itself. At
tertwenty years absence, L raversed
the main thoroughfares without
recognizing a single person."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
MARKET REPORT,

GALvEsroS, April 4.-Gold 11ol; Cotton
frmer; Sales 275O bales yesterday Good
Ordinary ll49llg. Hides, quotations un
changed. Northern markets lower with
light demand.
New YoRK, April 9.-Gold ll0l 10 110l
Cotton quiet and weak at ljs TO l5k.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Gold l10s; Cot
ton, Low Middling l3s to 1875; Midlding,
la 70 l4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
Aw Savsrtise
BLANK BOOKS.

MERCHANTS and others designing tr open new
wi Sets u Books with the new year, and all who
want BLANK BOOKS OF any kind, ave invited 10
send their orders TO the undersigned. With -
LARGE STOCK MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for this trade, including books for "Currrncy aud
COIN" aud for currency, silver and gold :" aud
with superior facilities for manufacturing 10 order,
he il prepared to olor UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
Ia this line.
All Books needed by County Clerks are kept on
hand or made at short order.
'''' '' r.. II. CUSHING.
IIousFos, December, lSTo.-l6:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

F~If a sufficient number Of one dollar
bills 20 pay the national debt contracted
under Radical rule, were stitched end to
end in q string, the string Would reach
ninsiy-ibree thousand miles above ths
moon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

Bey.Horace Greeley is to be present and
deliver the opening address at the Texas
State Fair, which will be held Mt Houston
commencing on the 22d of next month and
continuing six days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

The ysfsrsan Radical has up The name
Of c. I. Garland for Congress. Conner
viii veEr that Garland upon his rear At
The end Of The crmpaign.-[Tyler Reporter
Corners rsar is 500 decent q place 10
hang any such Garlsnds-IR usk Observer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
Abraham Kahon. Of Philadelnhia

Abraham Kahon, Of Philadelphia
undertook TO smother his sister Mar.
garet by burying her face in pillows
as she slept. The reason of the
proceeding was that she was O
Jewess and about to marry a Chris
tian. The mother of the girl as.
sisted in the undertaking, which
proved unsuccessful.
A terrible warning is conveyed in
the statement that q young lady, to
test the truth Of the stories coneer-
ming ehignOns being invested with
insects that eat into the scalp, i'm
mersed her hesd-gear in bot water,
and was somewhat startled to find
tie surface covered with hundreds
Of jute bugs IN : moment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

The Dallas Herald has already coin
mcnccd its series of articles on the jimpson
weed-continWed from last year.
Waco Register.
The jimpsonr are continued from last
year, also.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To all persons interested III the Estate of Bonon
Caldwell.
Nh. CALDWELL, Guardian Of tho Estate of Re
noni Caldwell, minor has filed in the District Cour
of Dallas county. his annual account current with sal,
estate which will be heard Mt tho next term of sai,
court, commencing ON tho first Monday in June, D
ISL at the court house thereof in the town of Dallas
at which time all persons interested in the estate
said Renon Caldwell, may appear and contest sait
exhibit, fthey soc proper.
Witness: John NJ. Laws, clerk Of tho District Cour
Of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Conrt a
Office In Dallas, this 3lst day of March, AID. 1871.
JOHN NJ LAWS, clerk District Court, Dot.
3O:3t By u. L. COcMBES Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

Dallas, Texas, buys milk OF Sl.G0 per
bushel.-- Honey Grove Enterprise.
And Hayes furnishes milk just as good
as if it brought dollar drop.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

sg"why cannot the Texas State Fair
in 1872, be held Mt Dallas? We see NJ
special right that Houston has to have the
Fair crery time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
Democratic Executive Committee

The Central and Senatorial Executive Committee.
chosen hy the Democratic state Convention, are a.
follows
A. :. Walker. Chairman; ". II. bowers. John D.
Elliott, ". NJ Walton : q snred
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
A G A. II ID

TT having bean understood that had an
1 invitation to locate nj another point
and some being under the impression that
| would accept, deem it necessary to ISSUE
this Card, as have determined TO remain
in Dallas permanently and to PRACTICE
MY PROFESSION. Any one desiring tt
Consult me, enn do so at my Residence
next to that of Captain Ballard.
J. N. JANCSO, NJ. D.
Dallas. April 8, lS1l.-30.3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

What has become Of the men who hung
forty Union men at Dallas just bSIere the
war; Houston Union.
They have persisted from the memory Of
all men, save from that Of the Reverend
ink-slinging sealawag 81 the Houston
Union. The people Of Dallas can see
fair specimen o; the unions ISLANDERS in
Che paragraph above. There never was
even single man hung at or near Dallas
before or amer the war, on account Of his
political opinions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

THon- gabn c. Conner. vas born at
Ssblssvills, Isai.ut; Ostober 9th, 1872
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
The party tia, sunlarrs,l the rrhsls0R
TIlan.tnn Iuinu.

The party that euElarlel the Irhelsoh'
liouslon Union,
Rah' pil the AhaliIionisls alone 'eoh'
qusr ihs rebellion Sol mueh, Had
{, not been for the Democrats Of tue North
aud other anli,AholiIioni'lI, SIR, raaH'h'
would long sinss have called the roll Of
his slaves 81 the base " RuGker lllll, anl
there would be free Southern CoRfsdsra'
ey to-day,
"rhsPariy that conquered the rebellion
indeed The AbSlitionisls, or Radicals
stayed at home ami got tho Offices, while
tho NsriheTh Democrats an3 other un'
Unlen men went into the ba,,lshells Of 'h'
var and proved their faith by theft
works"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

s5-Mrssrs. Da.hicll Waters, bankers, Kaufman,
are authorized agents for the HERALD in Kaufman
county.
Rs- T. NJ. SMITH, Esq, at Louisville, Denton Co.
Is authorized agent for the DALLAS HERALD, and
money paid to him upon our account will be duly
Acknowledged Icy US.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08


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a-is, anrr lhr nsNl tlrpiisn- ss lhr4 a.
lrui ~ siss; a. Lgprsi GgErTagI al =
Legislature rsls!ssri u Esa ~ essin'
sEl IalTisiisla, rspalls ~ lssising ani
Ia.sias measures thaI will ahsrl 'siisi--
Ne tslisgr ,hsy slli be 'AoTsushiy ar'ossi
in ias Iias a. vote ioNn lhe Frsssal vile
insuubsnls VI nssi VI The sNeeuI''s snisss
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deserve, The sun u true hsm"cTssy, dss-
,iasl 10 .hius brighter lh4h eEen IA lls
t.ys eT yo1s, is fast Tisins 70 d''Ps' 'A'
Rrlieal sarsRsss from cur sky, sui shea
rslilieal tight shall ugaiI return 10 Teas
her srosta sud Prosrsss in Porals'loa aud
improysms-, will b rapid aHd uneHaI'
Piled ia the history Of Aneisa' o. mois'H
states,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

MECHANICS TOOLS, de-,
Efer brought into this Section Of the State.
Ii has been selected from the oldest and
most reliable Houses in the Trade, with an
especial regard to the requirements Of this
District and he has every confidence in
offering it to the notice of those who are
consuniets of such Merchandise, as being
in eveiy detail replete with all that may
be requifed in that line.
In introf ucing this addition to his for
mer business, he begs to tender TO his old
friends aud customers his sincere thanks
for tie extensive patronage he Mas so long
enjoyed at their hands and he assures
them, and all others who may favor him
with their commands, that no e2orions on
his part shall be wanting to merit een-
tinuance and increase Of the same.
ms MOTTO WILL BE-
"Small Profits and Quick RelaFES,
AND HIS STOCK WILL BIZ SOLD AT TIE
Lowest Recommending Rates.
NORTH SIDE OF MAIN ST,
SEWN DOORS ABoys THE PUrEIe SQUARE,
DALLAS, TEXAS
February ., lSil.-2Etf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08
FANCY DRINKS OF ALL KINDS,

NFE'F' y NF"''''I7
Dallas, APRIL I, ls7l.-.5u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-08

Hickman (Ky.,l Courier please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-06

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFlCIA
u Passports of the Department Of State issu by A.
WILMARfH United States Court buildings Il Cham ers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-06

TINTED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE FOR IRA AM
u Emope.-Passpora prompt obtained AZ usual
r. l. KING, Notary, &c, $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-06

O0AeTWIeE gIHAy1enIPs.
'TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON srEAMEss-,rOucH-
CITY 81 s' SoTsr ss.'; ca. s Pal.
on .:a E .S and .
:, For freight Or e:i; CO.. ,s ..s.. ,...
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT:
rs9 e.. SsS'ss .rM
.p ss' '''''' passage '''ss
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The steamship eEORGE WxsHINdToN, Captain v.
gwen Mobile and ST. Louis
FOR freight or cRP1TwaLL Co., IS WEI. street
FoR NEW a Dk5HAsf p sRESEsu,p LINE.
From pier No. North E,ys r. az O'clock Pm.
Captain N. g. Crowell
visks6urg Mobile, galveston ana Indianols.
1 line for Charleston, 8. C., the Florida ports
..n. from pier No. ss' a Rs.s s,sa a. n ever,
The first class idewhec steamship
. GEORGIA, Captain 8. Crowel,
will sail on Wednesday, Angus
Through tickets and bills OF adng issued NJ lowe
For local freight and passsge apply to
HENRY r. MORGAN CO.,
177 West street, corner Of Warren.
For through freight tariff and rates apply to
Sts11S% e a Fs ssHsis As:GG
entrance Thomas street.
Saturday, August L.
L'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
L. Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North river foot Of
Beach street,
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tuesday,
August 8. AT r. ~ steamship ISAAC BELL, connecting
with tho Virginia and line the Seaboard Inland
Air line Pc ersbrg and Weldon Railroad, Chesapeake and
Ohio nailroad and Richmond and Danvile Railroad
duced rates to all points south and Southwest. 80
Apply at office, on pier 81 at ONCE of the company 1877
Greenwich street, corner of Dey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

eB~ The disgraceful political complications
continue at Little Rock, and the President has
telcgraphed TO the federal commander there to
preserve the peace.
ggy- St. Paul and Duluth by the recent
finishing Of the Iowa Central Railroad, are
brought as near St>Louisas Chicago Through
trains making the trip in 30 or 40 hours are at
once to he start
tB-Complcte returns OF the recent census
from all the States and Territories have been
received 1t the Census Bureau in Washington
by WHICH, the aggregate population OF the
country is shown TO be 3S,535, 1913.
tB-A bill has passed both Houses Of Con
gress, and been approved by thc President
granting a pension of eight dollars per month
to all soldiers of the war Of 1912 who served
sixty days.
HzS- The British ship,Zoe, from Boston Lo,md
10 France with provisions contributed by
American citizens, was wrecked the night Of
the Goth, on Bell Rock, near Halifax. The
vessel and cargo are reported q total loss.
ES-A Western paper says awe reported
that Mr. d. A. Dodds wife had seven pairs of
twins and two odd children during ten years
Of married life. We were wrong. Mr. Dodd
just in our Office, informs us there are eight
pairs of twins and three odd ones, nineteen in
sll-ten girls and nine boys-in fourteen years
and they IRE all living.
EBrA Georgia lawyer refused all appoint
ment of District Attorney the other day, be-
cause the judge is a colored man and his
letter brought out reply from Gov. Bullock,
who publishes, the lawyers petition for the
very Office he now so Indignantly spurns, and
also letter from the colored judge, enclosed
by him, endorsing the application.
t5- The wooden manufacturers and woelen
commission merchants, were before the Ways
and Means Committee, on the 2lst, asking fol
a uniform duty Of three cents on carpet woods
or free wooens, and consent TO a reduction OF
thirty per cent adyalorcm on, manufactured
woolens, This is 'he first time the manuiac
tnrers have appeared asking for reduction o
the tax.
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your lSands, do you ever think Of the
childless, sickly, nervous, neglected,
wretched wife she will become ? Do you
ever consider yourself responsible in the
smallest degree for the social fraud you
arc pcrpe,rating 2 Did it not commence
with neglect ia her infancy go on with
the qualification of your vanity in her
youth, until all that was natural and true
had been. crushed out, and complete itself
in this thing of paint and patches, which
you are trying to pass off on some man
as n woman-as good ana honest
wife -?
For shame Let womanleod itself
protest against this desecIation of its
altars--let it de,papd fer the generation
to come aphysical life, simple and pure
free from the dictates of vanity or the
Tyranny of tashion--a lite which will
present in the American woman the en-
bodimen. OF the highest ideals of perfect
womanhood-the inspiration and reward
of man.
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FnnNc1t ndylcea irom parls rf lIe qlsl snr

FRENCit gdviccs from Paris Of the 2lst, say
Thicrs' plan is to, conclude peace upon Bis.
marck's TERMS clear France of Germans, and
bring back the French army, giving the COM
mand TO Generai Changarnier, induce the Ma
donal Assembly to proclaim the charter Of
1880 the supreme law, and provide for pie
oiscie whether the Count de Paris shall be
king The opinion grows. that the German
terms will be accepted without modification.
A dispatch from bordeaux Of the Goth states
that Count Bismarck is willing to,resign Melz
IL Luxembourg is given to Germany.
Official returns received at the Prussian war
Office shqw hat during the month Of January
the French lost 500 pieces of artillery and $780,
600 men. OF the latter, Chanzy lost $4,000,
Kaye 10000, Faidherbe 1000, Bourbaki so,
900, tue army of Paris 100000, and of the
army Of the east $4,000 entered Swizcrldnd.
The loss of the Germans during the same
month was 10000.