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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

FRANlE.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13-In the sitting Of the
French Assembly on the 2oth Of November, N.
Theirs made long speech. Among other
things, he said:
"Gentlemen, remember Bordeaux, You did
not choose me. It was circumstances. Did you
impose any conditions on me? No; none.
What WAS my desire in accepting the Pact OF
Bordeaux? To prevent civil war. do not per
sonally like the Republic. My only desire Was
to wrest the Government from those who
we're urging 8 struggle Toutrance.
There were in Paris 5000 cannon and
400,00 musketB. In seven weeks we wrested
these arms from the misguided men, who, hav-
ing lost the habit Of working, had taken possess
sion Of them. We collected an army Of 140, 900
men with great difficulty: for the enemy was
watching Nth great Jealousy. Deputations
come to me from all the towns Of France, saying
to me, seAre you working for Republic or q
Monarchy?" replied that I was laboring only
for the Government de jacto. Did any
one at that period reproaeh me TOR
Monarchy can be established or obtain d majori-
ty in the country, would retire. It is only I
who am pledged, and should rejoice at it, for
I have an ardent desire to give up power this
evening. II you believe that a Monarchy is
possible, try it. uong- continued applause from
the Left.1 am only Republican because l do
not believe in a Monarchy. There is to-day but
one Government possible. Only wish for re-
pose"
PARIS, Dec. 13.-The ship Gustave, belonging
to Nantes, has been lost at sea, with all on
board.
PARIS. Dec. 13.-The right will move to-mor-
row that the Assembly do not dissolve until the
territory Of France is entirely freed from the
foreign occupation; and viii follow this up with
resolution declaring that the members OF the
Left are responsible for the present agitation.
In the Committee Of Thirty, N. Barthe, Re-
publican Deputy, submitted a proposition for
be called the Section Of Control. It is to consist
OF two hundred members, who shall be chosen
by lots from the present Assembly,
and will be empowered to reject laws
passed by the Assembly. The proposal has
given rise to most excited debates in the Com
mittee, as it virtually creates a second deiber-
ative Assembly.
The weather isvery stormy: The waters Of the
Seine are rising, and inundations are Threatened.
The River Loireis also rapidly rising.
, 1872-12-14

States Circuit Court, this morning, jacob Vein
hart was sentenced to undergo an imprisonment
of eight years in the Western Penitentlary, a1d
to pay q fine Of $500 and costs for passing coun-
terfeit money.
, 1872-12-14
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Dec 13.-snow fell in the north
yesterday. To-day the gale has deranged the
telegraph wires.
It is reported that the employees of all the
English railway companies will strike on the I'd
Of January.
QuEnEp. Dec. IS. "A Glasgow cable despatch
reports the abandoning OF the chip City OF
Manchester, with cargo OF lumber. The crew
were saved.
Lospox, Dec. 13.-Hon. R. G. Schenck, United
States Minister to Great Britain, who has been
absent from London for some time on visit to
Southern Europe, is now on his return to this
CITY,
, 1872-12-14

DUBUQUE, Iowa. Dec. Isabel Fl. Clark,
father of the late General ". H. Clark, died in
this city at 1880 this evening, aged 10. His
disease was erysipolas. Mr. Clark WAS native
OF New York, and formerly prominent citizen
OF Buffalo. where bis daughter resldes,
, 1872-12-14


HTGRTMEApE-At the residence Of the BRIDES
fathpr Ripor Wis, Dec, II, 1877. by the Reg Nork
Lon Hsby, Of New Orleans, L., and Louise f. Meadoof
Htnnn. #ia. No cards.
, 1872-12-14

CLINTON, Iowa, Dec. 13.-At Mount Vernon,
Linn County, iowa, yesterday, we're two b1si-
ness failures Knott d Goudy. dry goods deal:
ers, and Conrad i Co., boot and shoe merchants.
city, made an assignment last night for the bene~
fit Of their creditors.
Country merchants are generally getting un-
easy.
, 1872-12-14
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 13.-1t is runored that Bis
marck is about to resign the Presidency OF the
Prussian Council Of ministers, in order to de-
vote himself exclusively to his duties as Chan
cellor Of the German Empire.
, 1872-12-14
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Dec. ia freshet in the river
sambre caused sudden flooding Of . coal mine
near Charleroi. The accident occurred while
the miners we're at work, and many were
drowned.
, 1872-12-14

being ten deaths out Of twenty-nine cases. It is
reported to have been introduced by d CONNER
cia1 traveller from st. Louis. 1t has spread to
KiugSyil1e also.
, 1872-12-14

Speciaz Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AfASHArTAS, Fan, Dec. 13-The Senatorial
contest in Kansas is said to be narrowed down to
Governor Harvey, Mr. Low, and Senator Pome-
roy. It is claimed as q great mistake on the
part Of the Hon. J. S. Ka1leth to have engaged
IN q controversy at this time with Mr. Thayer,
OF the Lawrence Tribune,
, 1872-12-14

NEW YORK CITY POLITICS.
New YoRK, Dec. 13.-Ihe Liberal Republican
General Committee last night condemned the
recent appointment Of municipal officers:
The Tammany Hall General Committee last
night received reports from ward organizations
"a to their representation in the committee.
, 1872-12-14

NEW YonK, Dec. ia despatch says that
yesterday, at the Hoosac Tunnel an opening
was effected into the central shaft, and workmon
passed from one section into the other.
, 1872-12-14

PEORIA, III, Dec. 1s.-Henry McNulta, who
vas found guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14

Bonn Soeenfee. - Eiat tIsB Ger gtiur,
lrnetrn aud Der ~llntrriss, i9rsitt man benz
DSSes. Cry, fam, ;par i'm psrfleinsrten Iab.
fab, 5susr RON i9 sebsn. Gin sisentbimli9er
3ufaQ fibrts Sisisr Sage sur Gntseduns brsns
MEMBER Wait auf esm nod nibt sOafagsis ;uss.
f~rcreusn 8atolfeaa Gre. Gs bsfnbsn fS
ni6t wsit pom llfsr sabIrsi6s nit suft ansefiQte
SSblunsen in Der cssren Gisi6i&ts, lossn. Cuff.
unb @airrblatn. slm 26. Ge;smber pplts tin
S&liti&ublaufsr cher Spa,insanssr NIT sinsm
Strei9bSl;6sn feline 9isarre auf BEN Gis ansun-
tsn, unb pabrsnb or f6 btidts, traf or sufaais
cine SsTnuns tn eintr tieier 2aftblaisn, ale, o
S4rrden cine @astrUmans aufliss, pslte i'm
@usenblid bur6 eas brsnnsnts .3anpbSl39sn in
zine 2 5ue bpbs blauli@ lsu8tenps 5!amms psn
sntiprsSsnsem llmfanse Dsrpanbslt purte. -
Disie Gnterfuns srmuntsrts namsntIiS bic Su.
ssnS sur Wispsrbeluns bisieS experiments, noel
Dies fur9 feline Nsubeit sitle 3ui@auer btrbsi.
lcdts. Die Gassntwidsluns earfts r0bl ben
8a6erpEanssn ;u,ui&rsibsu iein, wsl&s f8 I'M
tsrbalb sisin StsQsn bshnpsn anS in Saulnib
iibtrsesanSsn Nne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14

Cine sltrefc, antsr3si4nst non 100000
SrlSnesrinnsn, wurte am IL. Sanaar esm Tapf
ron elmer Population, anssfabrt POM &eetcr ses
irii6m Gsasss, aberrei9t. Die Sauptantsr-
itrifen martn bic Namsn Marauiit =. Spnten.
tsrrY, Grain rem SunraYsn nns gisepunisb
GallsrcFs. Sn lsinsr grwiSerans bsmsrfts Der
yapf, ss tssarfs fsintr frii&en 3susni1s her
anbansliaftit sss iriidsn grIfss an ben rSmii9sn
Gtubl. 9n alien !3sitsn u. Defenders untsr ben
unsliidli6eng srbaltni6sn, in rslts sr bsuts ssrisBi
isi, babe or wisrsrbclH gspsiie rem sisisranbans,
li6fsit srbaittn, gsweilt in 0rIb une Sspeiis in
gIat esnn srit Dor ~wenissn Sabrsn babe sr in..8cm
rim, Gclcnie iuussr SrIantsr ssis9en, wslts je"
ssrseit tsrsii mar, fir 8s9t nnS @srs@isteit,
fir 8slisipn unb Gbrrn hes b. pstrus ibr Slat
su rsfsrn. sSsnn aber aud elm FOLDER Ssrtia
Der alien 9isb. ni9t scnnStben iei, 70 tlties CT
er6 fir Zen GmpfGnssr ansensbm une ~sribSc0,
pns merle isiusu @utb nea tslsbsn nns itarssn
,um Sample wieer bic Jeinte @pttts ant tsr
Stride.
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MitfIeres 5epartement.

IyItts SLATE: Srttrsrastit. etsn, S6rdttn. Gram.
rnati, ItAnn, Geographic, @tfdiSn. SraniSfiQ (wsnu &C.
svhntAD, Asii8ipRs. lnterri6t.
3Dths HtaHe Qeltn. S&rsittR, @ramnatiI, auffat.
jdrdtsn. &tGntr, gIetsya, Deafit, qaieinift, GrittiiS
Sranstafd trsxn s,rlnf&D, sttstsnsuattri6t.
ben. S.ssisss sdStSt,. s.ssrassts, s,5n;n, sfisssrs,
gssmtlr.s, Sa&fikytn, Dtutit, qat.inif&. gri.fifs. Srans
SspCA pbb Epertft (rsnn atranlno.
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INaemeine &cgulationen.

oar nnirriS! stsiuri am ahta Nsuias i'm Gtptsnb<r
uu6 Etllstt an trffn Sui.
Sin Cater fttii6sr ebords;cr sirt srI jsstE fS iur Suf.
uabms psIetnteu %atfcrttri.
asbsy Gtxttnt tire bel ieiutm gir,riit scyrif, uns in rae
Dyortsmsn, zas bic Slaht select. he ientu Setistti,Sr an.
asmsnsp HRt.
v WQt ssn bes Stgtsnttu stsrau6tm Sdeu fus Ter Gin.
H6t be- Dirtttsrs uptsrrertsn.
Bsrlait ptrbea aat trei sRsnatt en- tt Gltsru ssfaatt cher
ON Nt 8stmunesr Ter Stubenten, um tisit absr tit @tIuns.
hsit, Dslrss,n uns Ssrtf6riiis itrsr Ssbns CHER sluRsa "a
bsHaAxidaiseu.
e. DaS Snsitut aesf 9atn cHsn. Die Ntlisisr. rsift
etfstrt wIrt. ia bic Rsriift .aattelil&t, trF rereen tie rat.
slsks Nnn&,tn anetrssleuti0er Mot ttdntraGust
gpsoss HiHslrteiten renee man ft on
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Tur Niunaueerer.

gutrau,nsmGnnsr tts teati6sn, rSmii@.fa-
tbpliI9sn Central sreins ins:
SpispbaStls. 1876 Third Str, New-YOrk
City.
G%briaiau sitter 81 Fell Str, Baiti-
more, Md.
@m. &sift Milwaukee Wise.
Spbugub a, Winona, MINI.
Gbr. Ssrps 9, Fond du lac. Wise
Ssbn Ssrtina Chicago. H.;
Stnrs Nsn54, Louisville, Ky.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14
Seeinaunaen.

ssa a. g~sfsaaas. untrri&t, gedit.u. aastsftra Ter.
Gftfn, q Gucrtai.
gDxbsns her 3trisu ess g~sltstums, ......""."........... 80
6ofbe 9Seasuau, q Guartal, 20
q eatS CA&tu.6 i.eres Deyarttmtnt, .................... d
f.Li!ENf# luuntrte ........u...."........ ,
8AY Mses U. 3sStn. lluttrriSt rirt extra t,sablt. Bier,
ist5dbsfds BsrousbGahIuns % rtIe ttin attns esfaitst
psaen Gfpdtnttt a~usstnsmneu In Gsasn lang tsutrnstr
sranfeii pttr entiaEuRa.
9sbsr SsHsdHsu fSntt nit ~minstfsus srti SemnsI. ano
sres Minie. 9ntaetn psrftbtn tsin. ferts mil timer stnaesn'
Strsl.ttsn, SSnmt. glrfsn u. Z N. atnsr titfr Vtstn-
a6nb< rib srm Goltstum sdlitftt, renn Mot ttfcnstrt
0uonssasuts h~ieItrtalb eetrpFn fnt. Sstts Aleeunss.
add iIte mil ttrt Ramtn hes Suttntsn eptitntt fsiu.
ai,trn, uslctfbts sintsr mad Saufe femmtn 81 laftn nun
itfn. te1im ,ftt g9bGtn iIpsr anieiss tesrn nattn nre
ies nbftQt Ht.ssie tinituter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14
Sr. Seneeiet, DIRECTOR.
Yfarrer q. &0fc.
Ifarrer y. ~. Tbbelm
G mptebIun srn:

yt.t, ~. 6sis, Siffcf sen Va Qrshts
sssv' q. u. McHRaniiS, Sarrtr's 5trrp. Sske.
6ebrp. 6. Me. Ssiep, prairit In eotsn, gsts.
<sbrp. Ssbn tarslsr, 4"
Nbrp. q. u. Ularft
nj. 8. Reitsmapsr, &ssp "
Ssenerset ass.. ssnass. SsSe.
see. 8ae, Gee, 0eGrtscr. Ssra.
n. c'Brien, gss., Wlt0rteer, Srpa.
r1h,rv. =. ". mabemsp, DstRass, Ssra.
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afapsmiiSes 1ssartement.

Dylfie ffsHt Gneli1t Spnsnvntn, Vtretsa, &tiS
funh, NtbsfbnHstn, aItt @tfiftt nne Geographic, Stmi.
fAs &lpyttu nstuntt, @ssnttris, 9riesnsmttrit. gbefi. "a.
isiait4. @rit4if&. 5rarlSfiS, Dtuif6 unb Spanif6, IueEn
asUaHfGfl bneniNe fur rem 8dttplieisr1us.
3pstts &iaHe : Gttelbunstn, g0otsntiidt T~stattsr,
9s9ii, Ytfrfrytit, GnaiiiGt eittratur. @riGii6t altertbuns.
faahs, Beientt, Nfrrnemit. analrttfte @tpme,rit. FAINT
meFua. 6tgsit, eatsinif6. GrieHii6. 3,usniHt fur Zen "a.
'sbshesmrs. 8ranJiNfS, GsatfS uns Sranii& (rtsu GO.
s6nt&)s L0L
GYas 0iaHs Gnsiti&, Sittratur, gp5&ent!its 1etat.
ten, aeSit tlntuptpu, G,bit, aarpnpmis. @tslseis, Ytrt6-
arnA e4asisrirttftaft sa,eiuiiG, @ris&ii6. 5rau.sfl3.
1snlA nnh EnnnifA (mRnn nKmunfhfl
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CT. SoDanneS GoaeginHt,
Grair;c na Sbicn, SSiS.
Mat.s Qeifnns Der GrifliGen SrIhsr.

Der 8ptd ti,f,s Snalhies III, tr SustEh grairie en-
9tisrS uHs bee sauitn siertrtrtns cine Cs~esssrttit ~ tis.
Ten, dine erfntliGt. aaf bic @rrHelis, esr Sstsiru Serptsu'
b GrSsuaRa 81 tttalter.
Dis past hH 9~ra.etprs 1T ralbtr.rpHtH ttnfTtli6 Ter
0stnmbbHt. gseucmIitis . pEe SbSSbtii Ter Gtnsrit.
Dss @tb1att 1T eros nne bsansin s~inssriGtei fsias Epifsn
RAt esfdnt. nm taHGlbt nit Nntn az Strfeten mas sum
@ptfkin urb Center! Ter Stueeutfn teiiraetr fdRn aud
IN a Wnetbtn ven treten une bsrrliHsn Sgitlplassn.
Der Siubieneurias rrnfaet anse. mas serrtbnli6 In Qvi'
legion eslttvi ntre. ue II tn risr DEPARTMENTS ei~nsttbttlt:
9n bas pipisrt, @ii.isrt, SdretlsriFsniGaf IIiSe rrt gtats.
mif1s Dsyftttntrt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14

Sic poiitiiae Mii Sitimmune in ZEN
nsutu prsusiitsn Trcptnicn BAT in Isstsrcr 3ett
GimenIOnsn anssuoumsn, cc ;lrIr nibt 9eraes
baiorgnissrrsssup fnt, otu sra in ben lsitsuecn
SrciIrn u @rrliu psinli6 tsribrten, @us 3suar
uiB taiir pie wCuis IS Der inlpirirtsn 9'reNs Sc
lursfn ia, uutsr Der 8ssSlssruns jsnsr Yrrrir;rn
Synpathisen fir bic innsre preaBii6e pelitif ;u
ernsdsn, oisut bic Sbaiiadr, pas Gin srrser She'll
Ger ~pffcioisn SIatssr rsl6s felt mstrsren Sab
rem in @anurssr, SaIssri9,S rlisiu uab Ssfen-
Niaiiau scsritnrst mrresn Tnb, nnp aus ttn 81
tsimm 5pnts ses Smatsminiitrriums pnterbal-
ten wereeu, cntpster tsreitS tpicssr ssrl6Wunssn
IL, ptsr nra in sigism Suartal has .3titlite leg.
ner pire. Inter aussrn ii tisrtri sas ,,Sic!sr
Grrrsippnssn;tlatt" 81 srrabncn, has nit be.
psuttnssn Wiitclr ertirt parb, neil 50 ~sinltmals
bic i~trl;siis SpTnuns Der SfIeiSisu mar, unh bod
nit lem I. spril 3. s. iein GriSsinsa %riniuisls
len se;punsen 1T. Sn Sslsn.3aTau III Is ni4t
sssliidt, sas friibes Organ pss Srn. .. RSlsr,
bic oNsus RittslcsutiSs .3situns", surG Gin
nfuss ~ trisssn, unb bic osfsus SannUper' f6s
3eituns" in Sannosr bat Faam sHsitunbsrt
&ssnnsnttu.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ttpartentent

Der 9ASitlsrSiFtnffa fttiSt GURUS umfast ans 8weist
ttnr ApfsH tnelil6tn Griittune. sinf6ftslif petn, S6rsi.
ZEN, Gsl6i&ts @tserapfs, Grammatii Sriefft reittn, @s.
s~eabuA1,n. .R,dnsn' gssbra, gtssttrit, Suffrtrtn. gf7ft,
Ghrteth1f 9ttrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14

a,a a. aslsaaas. unsrriSt, pdiS.a aasssFtEu sr.
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0mremburger GAZETTE.

6pupernsmsnts laetilte unb IInelite 0rune.
fhlds ,u srperb,n. I'M tirieS @rrbOt nod mirf.
iamer III MAIDEN uns bic Grprepriiruns her 30.
len Uni 70 f9erer unS ldnsacr su t~spirfen, bat
Die ralii6s Resisruus rsrerstn8s anseprSnst
ta6 bic 8uitn, p.I6s in ben smannien ebenals
pplniitsn propinstn cit @runefi'd taaaiS er-
psrbsn, cine Grflaruns un%terssibnen miiisn, NO.
rim ls lib ssrpaihtsn. has sr!rrrbens Wransltiid
ME uns unter fsin,r 9sbinsunS an sinsn Pollen
peer Sueen at,utretsu. Tie GrfISrurs ,au'
tst tportl;h
SD Observation-Disclosures uhsrnebRs, fir ten
Sau, eae ih in sinsm Der rritlipen 1cnSsrne'
ments tn cfentliGsr 1ieitatien pser aus trstsr
Sane Elm Sruneftid fGnhit %trirerbe, t1r mid
uup msine &shtsnabfolssr bic 0erpTittuns, eas
erpcrbene @ruubitid an Ysrlonsn prlniittn
NarnenS unb Sueen tpecer ;u psrtautsn not IN
Serias, 8erwaltung Ceer padt su 8eben, nod auf
irsenb cine anbere gSeiie atsatretsn. Mubsrser,
1T mir crSfnet tppretn, rap bic @runeltade pei
! nil6er Better bel ibrsm llcbersane in ben Stis
spn 3uGen auf Grune ess S II he's alerbStifen
Grlalss pom Is. 9tGrs 1869 scn ecr iessnanntrn
9rc5sntfsusr (GOntrituticn) tsfrsit rsrrsn."
gssnlias Ssfimmunssn fur i6.rsm @srnsb.
men nab aud fur cas- GSnisrriG pVlsn prrjees
tirt. Dem ,@rlSa" 3ufrISs ino aaf &ntras ess
6inan;minifsrs Yun een Gpmitc fir bic bauer
litsn gnssisssnbtiten in Ct. getrrsburs gsitims
munssn ~srlnlTeu wereeu, nab wsIGen Grbradts'
glitter bic fa I'M SsiB son Er!sa ~teinSsn ME on
gericnen ruiii4sn StanneS ntge9sben rsresn
siirfen, ~osrartiss Sitter atcr, psna lire SsIssr
8uRen fnt, aIs Gissut5um aaf ~Sieisltsu liter
gsbsn. Der @rrfauf suIriiasr Sitter ID in Sit.
tbansn uno ben iiowsltiGen @capcrnsmtnts
ned immer an scr Saeeepronun9. &c lcltsn
i'm Wcnat Sanuar in BiIra piseer 80 Pr!nilGs
Sitter, sis ;aiammrn auf 100000 StlterrutrI
atssiGGst InS, msilttisttur ~ssrIauft psreru.
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Srsibeit mad ruiiidsr Sdablsns
absemeKen.

Saun lsii feds Sabrsu II Cd ben pclsn ssrso'
ten, In 2%tttbaasa unb ben faswsf!iHsH
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unierts Tepurtement.

aBvsns AIGNs: gn&satirsn. asf,n, W.tnea. @sSsra-
tbls, Gsrilta, Gst,Gismus. GinsunterTiSt.
GsyNs State: SpSkdbirtn II. 1efnirtn. etTsn, G&rti.
Aen, 8s8nss, Stf4tS.,. Gssrassis. GturG, gatsSisFst
Gtnouulerridt,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

have bad business with. Messrs. Geo.
P. Rowell & Co, Advertising Agents, No.
Al Park Row, New York, for some time,
and have found them to be ever honest,
prompt and straightforward in all their
transact ions.-H Herald Tioga, Kansas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04
May Day.

On Wednesday last, we had the pleasure
ofattending the May Day Festival Of the
pupils of Prof. Scales Female Institute In
this city. 1t was truly delightful affair.
The ground selected is the beautiful grove,
within the corporation, between the resi-
dences of Messrs Ross and Patterson, which
contains an excellent spring, and is Of
easy access. The morning was bright and
balmy, as all May mornings should be-.
The showers of Monday night had made
everything look fresh, and while not q
particle of dust was in the air ihesearth
was sufficiently dry for the sports, Of the
children. The ceremonies consisted Of the
usual browning of a Queen of ,May,apwith'
its attending songs and speeches., Her
Majesty was Miss Lena W iilinms, and
right royalty and well did she perform her
part. There was an elevated platform, on,
which was the chair Of State, and, a little
in the rear, on each side, two leafy bowers,
and these we're decorated with tsd abln-
dance of buds and blossoms, vieing with
those hidden, at first, within their recess
ses. From enc of these fairy bowers came
an opening chorus, which was answered
back from the other. Then issued the
lovely train, which, marching round to the
front, to the accompaniment Of sweet uiu-'
sic, assembled the platform, and theH floral
browning took place. Many appropriate
songs and speeches attended it to its hnai
ending with a grateful and gracious ad-
dress from the throne.
We have attended, in our time, many
celebration of the kind, but never remem-
Der one that was better conducted or more
entirely satisfactory. All the young girls
did their parts well, and there was appar-
emily no embarrassment and no mistakes.
The popular Professor stated in the outse I,
that this was day on which he stunned
the girls loose" and he trusted they. would
conduct themselves well, as they certainly
did, much to his credit. s-s-
Aftetth GROWING. followed season
Of enjoyment in the way ofswinging. and
plays Of various kinds, including eroqast.
Then a most excellent and abundant din
ner, which was partsken Of in family
groups with the ir invited friends, on the
ground in true picnic style. There was
sufficiently large attendance Of old and
young. married and single, wit and beauty,
saints and sinners, 10 make everything
pgrseshls. aud nothing seemed wanting
20 complete fhs festive occasion. al
hail the month Of Nay, with ;ts time hon
Ored and eonsecraied festivals AID rejoice
ms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

CRY Since our last, we
have heard Of the following buildings now
in progress and in contemplation; t@
On Main Street--between Austin and
Market sts.,-a new two story frame build
ing is nearly finished, to be occupied by
the Messrs. Conner, rs drug store. Adj
joining the above, on the West, our towns
man, Mr.. Henry Bohny, is preparing 10
erect two-story building with SO #, front.
On South side of Elm street, between
Austin and Market sts., Mr.. II. A. Roberts
is preparing to build two story store.
house, 25x75ft. The same gentleman is
also getting lumber for two story frame
building, 30x75, on the East side Of Mar
ket st., between Elm and Main sts., and
Mr.. 10. c. Mcconnell is'to put up "a two
story building 25x55, on the East side of
the same street, Immediately opposite The
above. ~. y ays-'.
On Commerce st., we learn that Mrs.
Cockrell is about to erect two story
building, adjoining the Keatoa House, on
the East, soft. front and loft deep, the
upper story to be occupied by the Hotel
and the lower as store-rooms. = 1s,.a.
On the Square, South eide, the new and
handsome brick building of Messrs. Fend-
ley s. Miller, is fast approaching compile
ton, and the brick building of MIR. John
Tension, 25x75ft., is getting along to-
ward the second floor while on the East
side, the new frame building Of Mr., Mou-
lard, is enclosed and being finished off in
side for business house.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04
now We used to be Physiehed.

Who does not remember the time when spring
purgation was considered indispensable to summer
he.lthl No matter for wry faces, tile inevitable
salts and SIENNA, rhubarb, caome and ja!ap, must
be administered. These "spriLg medicines" tho
youngsters were told, were to keep them hale and
hearty during the summon. We all know now that
this was falncy that new vigor, not depletion, Is
what is reqnii ed ut the commencement OF the sum-
mer solstice. As preparation for iihe enervating
effects of oppressive summer weather, course OF
IIostetter's Stomach Bitters 10 highly expedient.
This famous vegetable preparation has three promi.
uent properties: 1t renovates, Purifss, and regu'
lates all the functions of the body 1t is composed
exclusively ofpure vetable productions, viz; the es
sen tial principle of Monogahela Rye and the most
enicacious tonic and Alternative roots, barks, ard
gums known TO medical botanists. Hence, it is an
absolutely safe medicine. and no tncture Phar'
nacop9ia can compare with it either In purity, or
In the variety of its objects, and Its comp ehcnsye
results Happily for mankind, the theory that II
necessary to PROSTATE patient In oder 10 cure
him Is forever exploded and the true philosophical
dvctrine that vigor Is the great antagonist OF dis
ease has taken its place. Hosietters Bitters is an
nyigorant and hence IL Is the proper medicine for
the feeble Mt this most trying season of the year
BE sure that you obtain the genuine article, as
there are innunerlble vile limitations In the market.
Look to the ornamental stamp, tho engraved label
aud the name blown into the glass. Hosietter's
Stomach Bitters is sold In bottles only. l3i:lmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

ODD FELLOWS HALL-Tbe Odd Fellows
of Dallas have determined to erect fine
building for the accommodation of their be-
ncvolent order. It will be situated on the
corner Of Main and Austin Streets, 'front.'
ing so feet on the former and rs on the
latter. 1t will be bnilt Of concrete, except
the front on Main, which will be of brick,
with stone facings, and will be two stories
in hight with a cellar under the whole
building. The under story will comprise
two elegant business rooms and the upper
will contain the Hall for the use Of the
brotherhood. The cost will be $4,000 all
of which has been provided and the work
is already commence cd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-04

To ouR PATRONS. Desiring and intend
Ing to greatly improve our paper, and also
at an early day to start a daily HERALD,
we earnestly request every person owing
us TO call at once and settle. Our expcn-
ses for the next two or three months W III
necessarily be very heavy, and II we can
not collect what is due, we do not see how
We can meet our engagements without
borrowing at very large rates Of interest.
We will merely say, that IL all who owe us
would pay but one-half Of what is due, we
would be moro than able to accomplish
what we wish. .........