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Nv tho terms Of tho treaty OF Ver'
aaillos, which terminated tho French
German war, tho provinces Of Az
aaco and Lorraine, with u population
Of two aud u half millions, were
annexed 10 Germany, hut thor
inhabitants were allowed ono
year 10 chose between the
oalh Of allegiance 10 Empc'
ror William or oXilo, Thorough
" French in language, habits aud
sympalhics, II wOs II cruel ollerna'
tive 10 force upon u helpless people
Tons Of thousands Of Thorn chose 70
expalrialo themselves forever rath'
or than swear allegiance 10 tho
hated nation across the Rhine.
Large numbers OF these oXilos found
asylum in the United Statcs, and ro'
Gently thoy had u reunion IN
in New York upon tho AN
nversary OF the OproS, IN II wos
termed, in oommomoratloD Of tho
touching ceremony which took
placo on tho llth Of July, 1879
whom thoy were compelled to make
thcir choice.
With tho French, tho attachment
to the birthplace il far stronger
than with any other modern nation,
AID when thoy accept the altcrna'
tive OF exile, rather than lorcswcar
thcir allegiance TO 10 their beloved
France, there IL u moral horoism in
"oplion," which is almost sublime
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"A corrcspondentwl with the American
rlllemcn In Dublin pictures the Juror
they have created there; IA prrlumer
has named aperture after them, u
tailor wants To copy their shooting
jackets, II butcher in the market IN Of
fering the "Amerlcan Team Sausage,
and druggist on Suckville street IL
ont with the American Team PHI"
Yesterday morning | took II stroll
with Colonel Bodine. 1t came On to
rain (it rains dozen times day here
without the slightest provication), aud
the Colonel wanted to buy an umbrel-
Ia. We entered II shop where he found
and bought what be wanted. Half an
hour alterward one of the party came
to the hotel, and said that the umbrel-
lavender had hung out placard, pa
troni2ed by the American Team and
there was crowd of people about the
door. The American rillemen are
big lnjuns. - Ex,
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Court Of Arbitration,
tFrom the Houston Telegraph. ]


A city correspondent, Mr.. $, Kramer,
sends the following slip, taken from a
New York paper, and says, in refer.
ence thereto, that 1t is u matter of very
great interest to the people of Texas,
particularly ~ they are just on the eve
Of electing delegates to u Constitutional
Convention, who are to reframe the
organic law OF the State. In the opin-
ion of our correspondent, ii n similar
law could he had in Texas, it would
prove to be among the greatest bless
ings that the Convention could bestow
on the people, aud there is a great deal
In the suggestions contained IN the ar
ticle that is worthy reconsideration. 10
relieve the judiciary properof the oner-
Gus burdens 1t has been obliged to bear,
and to keep out of the courts, settle
ments and difficulties which could as
well be adjusted outside, are by no
means matters of light importance,
and as the results In New York from
the este blishment of Court of Arbi-
tration have been so beneficial, we re-
commend the consideration of the sub
ject to our candidates for the Conven-
ton: g
"rhe establishment of the Court of
Arbitration for the settlement of diff
ticulties between merchants connected
with the Chamber of Commerce In
this city, was one of the most import
ant steps ever taken in relation to the
legal affairs OF the city. The court was
first organized about year ago, and
the great advantages resulting from it
have been fully shown in the celebrity
AMI economy with which difficulties
brought before 1t are settled. Last
winterthe net was amended so as to
extend the power of the court still
farther, and made such changes MS ex-
perience has shown to be necessary.
The advantages TO he derived from
the Courts of Arbitration are such ms
to commend the modes of settling dis
pntes to the attention of the whole
country. Their operations should not
I've confined to II single city. AS every
one Is aware, large amount OF ex-
pensive litigation might be prevented
ifs0me system of Cancellation or arbi-
tration could be adopted in place of
the regular lawsuit. In some
oil the countries of Europe,
especially In Denmark, such asystenl,
known rs the Court of Cancellation,
mas long been established with all the
y, advantages In ordinary disputes that
Is claimed would result from IL here.
~ Is 70 be regretted that our Legisla- |
lure, when II was revising the code |
Ia 1S4S, did not see nj to adopt the
plan Tor Courts Of Cancellation which
was then recommended by the com.
mittee having the revision i'm cbaraa
Had they done so, our higher @ ourts
wouid not present'the spectacle which
they now do, In being ~ full Of frjvo.
lous, useless suits and spite actions. "a
they often are.
II was reserved 10 tile Chamber of
Commerce OF this city Ito initiate In |
this country system 50 beneficial in |
It's results that 1t cannot fail 10 become |
extended as II becomes letter known |
Though II Is at present confined to IN
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Tho latest commentator on Shake
spcarc IL the theatrical chronicler IN
the Paris Figaro, lie refers To the line
In which polonlus, talking to Ophclin
OF llnmlets opportunities, calls her IN
green girl, unsilIcd IN such perIlous
circumstances !" where, of course,
the green refers TO the immalurlly of
her thought, ns explained In the 80
cond phrase, liut this passage appears
to have given trouble 10 French trans
lutors, aud the writer IN question pro-
pounds ~ n solution of The difficulty
that the old gentleman IN calling his
daughter n green girl compares her To
n girl who sells green's.
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The celebrated Swiss General
Guillaume Henri Dufour, according
to the Courier des Flats Unis, of the
24tlI, recently died at Geneva. He
served in the last campaigns of the
Great Napoleon, as Captain of En-
ginecrs, and after his fall returned
to his native country and entered
her military service, in which he
continued until his death. He was
a military writer Of acknowledged
ability, and his Manuel des tdcfique
pour les officers DIS toates armes,
published in 1912, gave the hint for
our modern systems Of light infan-
ny and light artillery drills. About
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The theory of Zollner ms to the
constituent of the sun and its spots
has been thus described by him. The
sun isa glowing liquid body, surround
ed by liquid atmosphere; in the lat,
ter, ut q certain distance above the fluid
surface, there floats covering, con
stanuy renewing itself, of shining
clouds, like our own cumuli At those
places where the cloud canopy is thin
ned or disipated there arise on the
glowing surface, by reason of powerful
radiation, the slag-like products of cool
ing. These, therefore, lie deeper than
the general level of the shining clouds,
and form the nuclei of the sun spots.
Above these cooled regions there are
formed descending currents of air
which give rise to the circulation of
the atmosphere around the edges Of
islands OF Stag, to which circulation
the penumbra owes its origin. The
cloud-like results of condensation,
which are formed within the region of
this circulation, have their form and
temperature determined by the nature
of the circulation itself, and must,
therefore, in consequence Of their low
er temperatures, appear less brilliant
than the other portions of the cloud
canopy Of the solar surface, and seem
depressed like u funnel, by reason of
heir descending motion above the
,pot. The exterior edge o: the penum-
bra Is at the level Of the shining can
)py.
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Texas cereals,

The introduction VI cerenls produced
IN 'IeXns into lhla market h 0no ol The
gratifying events Of the present year.
mud, we ure glnd ~ know that our
merchants are determined ~ onC0ur'
age that trade by allordlng II all the
facilities In their power, We hear OF
n gentleman from the North who con'
templates locating hmsclfln THIS city,
with view 10 engaging largely In the
grain trade, Ciully believing TINT II
viii revive with the opening ol the
way 10 the sea-, aud who has visited
TcSus for the purpose OF NacorIalnlng
what can be- done In that direction IN
that line, II IN possible his Inquiries
may have Ind some effect IN starting
this new trade into life, and Mlmulnl-
cd the shipments, which we hnve from
time 10 time noticed, The lust ship
mcnt rorelvcd consisted OF 1870 snclis Of
wheat II came In on the steamer
BELLE Rowland on Tuesday evening,
and was consigned 10 our enlcrprlslng
friend Mr.. g, f. Conrad, Il n, u, Bull
lulin
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tWhils sulphur spnngslYal lNlieri
General Joseph u, Johnston II here
lle ralue the other day, dresser W
hlank, viii q straw llal all . blArh
hand, lonking tho typical Oli-llne
snulhern gentleman, Ito carries lhp
dnest head NJ the spnngs, A. Dr,
Johnson said NJ liurIe, "ll you Should
meet him, u stronger nillrf blllBl
during shower yuu would kiiOW NAV
ynu were la The presrnee VI = llslllir
guishrd man. llh b abnul llle llrll-
um hrighl, straight ~ un lndlAni WIN
u n0nIe head upnn hlApply hhpulilrl',
keen dark eyes, regular features
elosely,rlipped gray WHISPERS, mn
gray hair nnd W uulGk lii hls ln0llnllh
~ u squirrel No man upon mo
grounds, NJ his age, ~ any other llgel !
was about 10 say, ID 80 active lle u
now probably near siXly'lvei certainly
not younger nr he was IN the lilAck
Hawk war with Lincoln ipfly'lllfre
years ago, lle ralnp rom plain farmer
stock, was born near th0 TtnlitHhhr
line, In Virginia, and has several hf0ll'
Grs, all 0f AOme prominence, bul none
that viii rank III history with Joseph
w. when the history 0f The war
onnca ~ he written hy ~ Impartial
hand yenIa hence, nsnld HenalGr Cepcrr
tom Ia me the other day, "n0 Southern
Icndcr viii stand Ia fr0nt NJ Joseph w.
Johnston The General now lives ~
Savannah, aud II, believe, connected
with nome Wlrond Ito spends hlH
summers here regularly, ~ much lnr
pleasure ~ fOr health, perhaps, lor Ia
all tho long years 0f liiH life ho hnH
never known II day'H sickness,
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TUE last legislature of Tennessee
passed II law which seems to he nm
innovation, that whore II court sus.
lains II motion for II now trial, the
opposite patty may take an appeal
to the Supreme Court against the
decision Of the Judge. Recently u
case was tried in Nashville, whore.
in u Mrs, Marlin was plaintiff and
the Louisville and Nashville rail.
road company was defendant, and
the jury awarded damages against
the company TO the amoont Of nix
thousand dollars for killing defend.
ants son. Tho Judge granted u
now trial, and the defendants coun,
sci appealed to the Supreme Court,
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The donkey that whippei lhe lion
ia ihn liinrInnall lnlllif inellnBfflr
has gene ~ urm lbrHninal y llfll llF
peraneii unto lialaaH 500 lhr ono.
einnali reporters Wrrp fpr him wan ~
the GDpinlisuess NJ Wirf fhHi illn in-s ~
au esteemed rela hippd and prototype
can Inspire,
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MlsCELLANEOuS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant l0a Proclamation Issued by the
iuyriuur, dalHd the s9li day az Ami 4, ~,
will hN held Dn ihr nfsi Monday, ihr ~
day vi August, A ~ ihlii nt The sryuinl
election precincts IA HE Nuunly NJ Dallas,
state NJ 'lpNns, inr The purpusf NJ rlerlinH
ihu following iuiuid nillrtisi fn.NN} lhfrr
ilplrgliOh ~ u Convention ~ ifnmn huW
Constitution inf ihp State NJ Texas, ~ Whlrh
election, rnrli water Ia YOtinR iuf delegates
shall Nuie Voc Convention, ~ AWiluai
Conventions" NAT, N, liultfuiin,
Presiding Justice,
Daily Commercial, NuHOnb inlelllgHno =
Lancaster uahrllU, rupy Hnd publish unlil
election llh'i0 aug
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"A little In IL said TO have occurred
between the Marquis of Salisbury and
Mr.. Dsraeli about the Prince of Wales
visit to India. A few days ago Mr.. Dis
raeli had heard so little of the prepare
tions that were being made for the
Princes journey that he sent across to
the India office for information. He
thereupon found that Lord Salisbury
and the Prince had pretty well ar
ranged between them all that was
necessary. The Premier was In so high
dudgeon that he had not been consult.
ed, that he made something like II
threat that the Treasury might refuse
to find the money, whereupon Lord
Salisbury responded: "Well, then 1t
shall come out of the Indian Exche-
quer," A still better anecdote is cur
rent about the Premier and the Sultan
of Zanzibar. At their Interview the
other day the Sultan asked, through
DR., Badger, the interpreter, whether
the Grand Vizier of his country was in
fear OF the dagger or of poison, as was
frequently the case with Ministers in
the East. +" No. replied Mr.. Disraeli,
nobody ever envies the Grand Vizier
in this country they only pity him.
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DALLAS, TEXAS
WEDNESDAY MORNING July ~
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Philip Lindsley's Law Office
formerly of Nashville, Tennessee)
Cor, Film AKA Market streets, In stairs
p. a. BOx 245.
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Practice In Civil Courts of Dallas county
anu In the supreme and Federal Courts
business reterences-At Dallas, First Nh
tional Bank, Pointer n Shields, commission
merchants, Rev. DR.. A. Z, Smith, First Pres.
byterian Church, Christian Kreg, proprietor
kroigs Touring mills; Waco, Texas, Waco
National Bank; Galveston, Texas, Rev. D.,
Z. Hunting, First Presbyterian Church;
New Orleans, La, VIM. A. BELL 4 Co COM
mission merchants; Oxford, Miss, Gen. A, Z.
stewart President University of Miss: Little
Rock, Ark, Chancellor John II. Eakin, Mem
PMS, Tenn, Martin \ liillsman, cotton fac
tors; Nashville, Tenn, Hon. Jas. ID, Porter,
Governor OF Tennessee: Pulaski, Tenn, Gen.
Jonn Z. Brown, Ex-Governor of Tenn; Lou
siville KY James Tedd Il Co., commission
merchants; st. Louis, NO., Merchants Ma
nonal Bank; Cincinnati, ohio, Taylor Il
Brother; New York city, Thos. Eakin 4 Co.,
bankers. july2dlmwlm
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100 ACRES ARE ENCLOSED
for the special business of the yard, and
90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

constructed in the year 1873, improvements
suggested by e. perience in other yards, have
oeen introduced and ii is believed these
yarnS present advantages for the care of
STOCK, whether In winter or summer, not
onered by any other yards
me Stock arriving Is unloaded directly in
the pens, ana placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston. Chicago,
OlDcnnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yaids
aIu shippers can confidently anticipate an
acllve ana reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades of stock.
Every effort will be made to advance the
confluence OF shippers in the st. Louis live
STOCK market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become mt least
the equal of any live stock market in the
west, ana by shippers concentrating the live
STOCK trade IN this market, IL will become
the largest wholesale market In the west for
cattle us It Is now the equal of any for all
other stock
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice of all con-
signments from Illinois.
a iirst-elass hotel Tor the convenience of
lts patrons is attached to the yard
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank under
tne management of Newman. Hastings &
Co., mas Its Office In the general offices of the
yards. ISAAC IL. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MuLHALL, Superintendent.
j.. GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent.
Julylw6tdlt
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There is an English paper which
thinks that in ease of war the chief
food producing nations, by combining
against England, could conquer her
without firing shot or landing sol
der, by simply declining to deal with
bar
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1t Is noticed, but not explaina BILE,
that the party who manipulates the
"boss ilddler In an orchestra in invari-
ably bald-headed; aud that If the big
drum In a band Is a very big drum, It
Is always pounded by short, fat man.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
twenty Third Session begins Sent. 1. 1S75

Thorough Collegiate course, Excellent Pre-
Pala,oIy departments, Healthful Climate,
are Expenses Tuition and ether fees, board.
room rent, fuel, lights and washing, for ses,
sion OF ten months, ffom sl6O TO $40. Bows
San Doaid with Professors; young men, In
uenn rom All sections Of the country-tbIrf
teen from Texas. The annual Catalogue. o.
y pages, mailed free on application. Address
iulylidlwlmw P1esider,
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settlement nj eommernial transactions,
il would work equally well ~ REGARD
IA nlner kinds Nl pases WlfTr llif
tie amount in dispute was small
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TiIE HERALD gratefully acknowl-
edges tho receipt of u kind invita-,
tion to attend tho commencement
ceremonies at the Ursuiine Acadc-
my to day.
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a CA R ID .

Those who desire to avail themselves of
lne oeneft of the net of Congress of the ID
OF March, lsGI, aud its amendments thereto,
anu known as the bankrupt Act, can do so
PETITIONS, Schedules. Proofs of Debt and In
struetions can be had by applying to the un-
ueIsigned, nj the office OF W. W. Peak, North
east room OF the Courthouse.
Il. H. HARRIS,
july ll-dSm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-23

SHERIFFS SALES.
Eugene shift VI. ChrisoslQme Iininski.

Eugene Shift vs.. ChrisostOme Lipinski.
SIxIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
~ OF Orleans No. .560.-By virtue of q writ of
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed 10 cell
at public auction, a. the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city, on MONDAY, May "a, 1875 at twelve
o'clock H.. the following described property, to
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. together
with all the rights, WAYS, seIvitudes and advan.
tages thereuntO belonging OF in anywise apper-
tanning situated, lying and being in the Third Dis.
trict OF this city, designated by the number four
hundred and hfty-three on a plan drawn bv J. A.
DHemecOurt, deputy surveyor, dated April 4. 1870,
and deposited in the office of Amedee Ducatel,
notary public in this city, plan number thirty
by Ca1fin avenue, the projected street along How
ellis property, and Morales and UrGuhart streets
The said square is composed of twenty-five lors
numbered from one to twenty two elusive, meas
uTipg to wit Lots numbers one to eleven inclusive
each thirtyone feet two in ches two lines front
Cafin avenue, by a deDth of one hundred and forty
feet SIX inches lot number one forming the corner
OF Morales street and lot number eleven forming
the corner OF UrGuhart street. and lots numbers
twelve to TWENTY-FIVE inclusive each thirty one
feet two inches two lines front on the
projected street along HowelPs property. by
depth ths Of one huadrsd and forty feet
ing the corner Of Urauhart str. ct ard lot number
twenty two forming tue corner OF Morales street
mhiGn property was puTc ls by defendant
before said notary, Amedee Ducate, ON the twenty
sixth OF February, 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions. liz cash for a sufficient
amount to pay plaintiffs claim, say the sum of
four hundred dollars with interest thereon at six
per cent per annum from the twenty sixth day of
February 1874 uni. the day OF sole four dollars costs
OF copy of act, two dollars costs of protests, five
per cent attorneys fees on the amount sued for
and costs of suit and sale. 2. The purchaser to
assume Ito the extent OF the amount of his bi6l
the payment of prOmsory note secured by mort
gage on said property dated the twenty.sixth
day of February, 1874. drawn BIZ the defendant to
his own order and by him inaorsed for the like
sum of four hundred dollars payable two years
after date, and bearing interes: at the rate OF six
per cent pei annum fOm date, 5. And the balance
OF the price Of adjudication, if any, cash the
spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
oy,2?