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MouNDsyILLE.
Local News aud Brief Mention.
MnrSnsv1Ip Anril %


MouSDsvILLR, April 20.
Editors Tntelligeneer.
The past few days causes US to think
that spring has come at last. The trees
will soon be clothed in green and our val.
ley will be itself again, /. 9. its beauty will
have come again.
It is feared. by those who profess to be
judges, that the peaches are killed. We
hope this Is mistake, for we have the
prospect OF q most bountiiul crop.
Improvements are on the increase. At
least dozen new dwelling houses will be
erected during the summer. Much i'm.
proyement will be made on our streets
during the same time.
Hands are at work fencing the Nc. L.
Church lot and making otler needed i'm.
proyements around the new church.
Since wrote last, death has visited our
midst, and the victim was Mrs. Elizabeth
Campbell. mother OF Mrs. Oscar Wright.
She was followed to her last resting place
on Friday afternoon by large concourse
Of relatives and friends. She was most
estimable lady, beloved by all who knew
her, and she will be sadly missed by those
who knew her best. The bereayed ones
have the sympathy Of the whole commu.
nifty.
Mr.. Merriman, Of Cadiz Ohio, together
with his wife, Is visiting at his brother.in.
laws, William Harris.
Mrs. kaufman, Of St. Clairsyille, Is
visiting at the house OF Oscar Wright.
We have noticed quite number OF
strange faces on our streets during the
past week. Some are stopping few days
for pleasure and others are looking for
place to locate.
West Virginia surely ought TO offer in
ducements for strangers to come to her
borders.
Our penitentiary is receiving additions
almost daily Of those who will remain for
some years. About as many leave as ar
rive.
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INTERNATIONAL FISHERY ExHIBI.
TIOS.

BERLIs, April 2O.-rhe International
Fishery Exhibition was opened thismorn-
ing by Grown Prince Frederick William.
The ceremony was attended by Prince
Frederick Charles, nephew Of the EN-
peror, several ministers and other I'M
periaI iunctionaries and members Of the
Federal council, the RsiChstag and diplo-
matte corps The exhibition is complete.
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ENGLIsm WOOL SALES.

LosDos, April 2o.-The second series OF
the Colonial wool sales for 1880 opened
to-day with full attendance. The bid.
ding was animated, and prices averaged
ABOUT ten per cent advance on the rates
current in March. Eight thousand five
hundred bales were sold, principally Aus
tralian, Port Phillip and Victorian. This
series Of Gales will extend to the 18th oil
June. aud will include from $4,000 to
400. 900 bales.
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FRANCE

PARls, April 2O-A circular from Pre-
mier De Freycenet to the representatives
Of France abroad refers to the recognition
Of the Roumania Greek frontier question
Of the delegation OF Montenegro and
affairs in Egypt.
Baron Won Radowitz has presented his
credentials as Ambassador Of Germany to
President Grevy.
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ITALY.

Row, April 9O.-The Grand PhilOlO-
gical iets or POlyglot Academy was held
At the Vatican, in honor OF the exaltation
Of Pope Leo XIII. The Diplomatic body,
nobility, Archbishops, e;o., were present.
The scholars Of the Propaganda recited
poems in iorty.nine different languages,
extollinH the Pope.
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euIlIstineei Himself.

BOsrOS, April 2d-s. NJ. Pillsbury, IT,,
aged 80 years, committed suicide yester.
day by guillotine. The instrument was
90 constructed with weights, grooves and
pulleys, as TO ensure death perfectly. The
engine Of destruction caused temporary
insanity.
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poppRlpGE,s pELEaATEs.
ln.lrue,ed for James 9. Maine for Prs.l

wEsr UMOS, W. Va, April 10.
Editors IntelliEsness
There was meeting Of the Republican
Executive Committee Of DOddridge to-
day, to appoint delegates to the Wheeling
Convention. The committee appointed
", H. ohenvrout A. o. Holmes and DR..
B. o. Bland delegates at large for the
county, and also appointed delegates from
each district In the county.
The committee, alter pretty thoroughly
canyassing their districts TO ascertain the
choice ot. the people for President, unani'
mOusly instructed for James g. Blaine
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chem DO not know Via! they are doing q
THE DEATH LIST.

do mot haI;sva The rorrect record nj the
~ ~. ~ 49, ~, ~ ,Nss. 49, r.. A.
casualties VIII ever Do maoe. Ffon tne
best information l can obtain there have
been 81 coffius used and there probably
will ba ionr a, mora Deaths tonight. !
-" M. ~ ,1mL,i ~ y 80 -. -, ~. -.....
me IoiioWIng 9iea hncs en laSI eisntI' esI
Lein Lsi =: Evahs, oolh SSIysnA nj III " n sniL
ana ms tntee cniiaten' moine' ueo'se
Ann ~, orange. ~ a..
Inc Wo9naea embraces heariy al e tne
IoMn hna nity or mote OF tnetn Ate W
seriousiy a,V hTtt ano no oouos many ot mem l
WI aIe' tnete NE gooo many ueau
SniiIten Sn anu negroes WHOSE nameS eshnos .Ss
20 learned. a gIeat numoet oL tpe
wounaed are 30 scattered tney cannot Dc
iouhu' a1g t.He
htLlkf MEASURES.
Provisions have been received to-day
from several places west Of here, includ-
inc no;r,s IN Te,os and ,hov w;Il maka
I e pAte - ..1,, 4sNA' ,lu 'I' W., WI - .l- '
the people comfortable as 70 iooa ior 3
short time. The State will furnish some
tents and such other means OF shelter will
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AsA wRIrER Of LestImoniaIs, says Aar.

Asa wRtrRR Of testimonials, says Har-
pr's EfsRy, commend US to Gail Ham.
ilton. Recently an Irish girl applied to
the Principal Of the State Normal School,
ct saIsm, Mass, for situation as cook,
and exhibited with pride the following
testimonial from G. H.: rMargaret F.
has lived With me fourteen weeks. I hayp
found her invariably good tempered, i'm
munda dirty, cheerful, obligtng, ezitiosa
(destrucdye), respectful and incorrgible,
She Is a bettOr cook than any Irish girl
have ever employed, and one Of the best
bread.mGkers lever saw. With neatness
and csreiulness and economy she would
make an excellent servant. l heartily
recommend her to ali Christian philan
thropIsta, and her employer TO divine
mercy" sL a.l
RorrRRpAM. April l0-Ariyed: Schix
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Special Dispatch TO the IntallIseoesr.
Secretary Sherman told Senator Here
ford to-day, that the site for the Gus.
tom House at Charleston, W. Va, would
be chosen at once, and the building begun
as soon as the titls Of the ground is ap-
proved by General Goff. H.
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AssAsSINATED;

ROxr, April 96.-A dispatch from Leg.
horn reports that siEnOr Ferenlona,
author Of the pamphlet entitled "GGri.
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NEw YoRx, April 2O.-Arived: City Of
New York, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April co. Olympus and
Victoria, FROM Boston, arrived OUT
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SERvIA.

BELGRADE, April 2O.-A band Of Alban
ians crossed the servian frontier and were
repulsed by the Servian troops. Both
sides lost in killed and wounded.
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QUEEN yIcToRIA,s HEALTH.

LONDON, April 2O.-The World says the
Queens health and spirits are unsatistac-
tory. Her Majesty suffers almost con.
stantly from violent headaches.
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THE BUSINESS FINISHED.

The Convention was called to order al
$50. John Kelly, from the COM
mittee to select delegates and Presidential
electors at large, reported the following
names: Delegates at large: Amasa J,
Parker, VIM. Dorsheimer, Jeremiah Mc'
Guire, G. @. Green; alternates, Isaac w,
McConihe. E. 7. Wood, Jas. s. Grouse,
Alamo S. Page; electors at large, Angus
tus schell, Erastus Corning.
The following resolution was adopted
ResOlred, That the delegates oil this Con-
yention 10 the National Democratic Con-
yention to be held at Cincinnati, June
God, 1850, are hereby instructed that 1t Is
the desire OF the Democracy OF this State
that the National Convention continue In
force as heretofore the two-thirds rule In
the nomination Of tho candidates FOL
the Presidency.
Adjourned 1ns die,
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baldi, the Ungrateful, /" has been assassin.
ated. Several attempts before have been
made on his life.
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~ Billings convention assembled in
.lLs'ears Hall where an organization
'HA'usd last year. Ex.Lieutenant Gov.
: s'a' y D0nheiuer was named temporary
stfa'a' He walked to the platform,
: stsdsd by John Kelly and ErastnI
S,.. SSsiIs, Of Albany, and cheers were
a.. ~ gS"rheiner said It was the duty Of
Democrat In Syracuse TO do al in
SsEis;etto bring about union and con.
-. woo Wy, Of the party to the end thai
vsToerat might be named in the
,,,S; oN Union who would secure the
y Sa,TIaoGs Y support OF the Democracy oil
sie'k, Let those who wish TO keep
NY diiunited take the responsibility
i..ad not be upon him aud he didn'
ts,. t'sA would upon those present. l
81 ", sh wisdom enough to take . long
,,s,,s ssaIesnln, II there was wisdom
Rs,,,,;a R,a % recommend the nomination o
IN. wv y seymour, wild cheefsl that woul'
nj @ .ae party aud It would move for
sJ % victory with the resistless curren
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-, U'dsg the cali Of the roll there was
nv. nv @0ia'ion, 50 many contesting dele.
49, .'a' Ating to be heard. seymour's
~ El' mentioned In the discussion,
e'8Sl' received with mingled cheern
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ROTTERDAM, April lO.-Arrived; schix-
am and Mas from New York,
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spiSxw.

pARLoR SUITS
ALL STYLES, GRADES AND PRICES.
LARGEST SToGK
To select IRON and best bsrEAlEI In The siarks..
FRIEND & SON, 1868 aaia Street.
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CANNOT READ HIS TITLE CLEAR.
We protest against his nomination be-
cause his record is not clear; because his
political career has been marked with sell
fishaess, treachery and dishonor; because
be has lost the respect, confidence and
friendship OF many Of the best men in
the party TO whom 1t looks for guidance;
because he has damaged the Democracy
more than any other man in the country;
because his name eisirretrievably connected
with attemps 10 bribe electors, and the
scandals brought to light by the cypher
dispatches; because hundreds Of thous-
ands OF Democrats cannot consctentiously
vote for him, and his nomination would
sound the knell OF Democratic defeat.
The following was adopted:
Res0lped, That the delegates from each
Congressional district select two Presi.
Dental electors from their Congressional
District, and that the Committee on Dele
gates TO the Cincinnati Convention select
electors at large.
Panoca
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terrupted by the arrival Of the commit
tee from the rival convention, asking for
conference 10 consider the means OF Sc
curing harmony in the party and united
delegation 70 Cincinnati. The chair In.
formed the committee that the matter
would be placed before the convention
when the call OF The roll was disposed OF.
The anti Tilden Convention reassembled
at 4:25. The committee on permanent
organization and resolutions, reported the
following. which was adopted:
ResOlred, That the delegates from each
Congressional district be requested TO re-
port the names OF two delegates and two
alternates, selected by them, to represent
such district in the National Democratic
Convention at Cincinnati.
Mr.. Haskins, from the committee on
conference, appointed TO wait on the other
convention with q proposition for union,
briefly stated their actions.
KELLY CALLED FOR.
John Kelly was called for persistently,
and when he rose to approach the plat
form he was hailed with applause, and
then three cheers were given. He made
a brief speech protesting against the
nomination OF Tildeu, saying it would be
disgrace to the party aud the country.
Amasa j. Parker was then chosen per-
manent chairman and upon taking the
chair was received with long and contin,
ued applause. He proceeded to address
the Convention and at the conclusion the
following resolutions were adopted:
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolued, That the National Democracy.
North and South, East and West, are one
and indiyisiblein in their devotion to the pop
ular rights and institutions as guaranteed
by the Constitution, and their unalterabIe
allegiance TO the time-honored principles
and usages OF the fatherspf-the republic.
Resolved, That in view OF the present at
titude and tendencies Of the Republican
party and the dangerous innovations its
leaders propose, 1t Is the duty OF the Dem.
ocracy everywhere to unite and put forth
every honorable effort TO effect change
In the federal administration.
ReSolred, That in view Of the importance
Of selecting candidates for President aud
Vice President who are the best fitted for
the highest Offices in the nation and can
best unite the Democratic party aud Sc.
cure victory in the coming campaign the
delegation Of New York 70 the National
Convention shall be unpledged'
Resolred, That in view Of the powerful
opposition TO SamuelJ. Tilden in this and
other States his nomination to the Presi.
dency would be fatal to the Democratic
party and an act Of treason to the Demo-
cratic cause.
Rssoired, That the Democracy of New
York having been forced into their
present attitude through their fidelity TO
the fundamental principles OF the party
and their devotion to the Democracy OF
the Nation pledge themselves to stand by
and work with their brethren everywhere
in hearty and enthusiastic support TO any
worthy representative Of the Democrats
they many nomininate for President aud
Vice President, in firm belief that the
Union under such leaders will result in
victory, which the Nation will be grateful
for, and Of which We shall have reason to
he Drond .aF
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I do not believe the correct record Of the
casualties will ever be made. From the
best information l can obtain there have
been 81 cotfins used aud there probably
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rHE ONE NAN powRn pEPRgcArEp.

b THE Ohk MAN foWkh DkfKkCATkD.
Accompanying the resolutions is the ad-
dress Of the Democracy ofNew York to
the Democrats of the State and nation,
which, among other things, says: We pro-
test against the degradation OF the
Democratic organization into machine,
run for the interest OF one man and his
personal following. Tildenis Is personalism,
which Is false to the Democracy and dan
gerous to- the Republic. We protest
against the nomination OF Samuel j. I'll
den for the, Presidency, because he is un-
ct for the Office and bis election to it
would be a national calamity, and because
his nomination would defeat and disgrace
the rarty beyond recovery, and because
his nomination would deliver the country
to another four years Of Republican ex-
travaoance and misrnle.
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HE DALLAS DAILY HERALD,
LOCAL JoTTINcS.

Go 10 DR.. Dye, 619 Elm street. for a
full set of teeth for $40.
The wonder of the 10Th century-every-
body should use it for impure blood-S.S.S.
Cypress molasses barrels, half barrels
and kegs, for sale at the Dallas barrel factory.
Something new at the 8 and l0c store
two doors west Of the postoflce.
For nice fitting shirt, have II made 10
order vt Clancy's, 607 Main street.
Book and pamphlet work executed in
the highest style of art, at.the HERALD Book
<HD Jon OFFICE.
Have your drawers made to order at
Olancey's, double lined in the seat and war
ranted not to rip or break.
Strangers from the adjacent cities and
country visiting Dallas, should go to the b
md 10c store, two doors west the postotfice
and see the bargains in everything.
Leading styles of untrimmed hats and
bonnets, from Zoe. to 81 so, at Bauman's,
jo8 Elm street.
Have your clothes cleaned, secured, re-
paired or dyed at Henry Keler's house, 800
Main street, as this is the only place in North
Tex6s which ia fully prepared for all kinds OF
york in this line.
Ladies' suits, elegantly made silks, cash
meres, buntings, aapaca and burrets, from
SS to 1886. Send your orders to Il. Bauman,
TO8 Elm Street.
j. ii. Phillips, matchmaker and jeweler
located at Stephens bookstore, No. 6l3
Main street, will do repairing at reduced
prices
Dozier-Weyl Cracker company's st. Louis
crackers are sold throughout Texas.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
Cigar Factory, 6l0 Main street
Send to the HERALD jon OFFICE tor
pour commercial printing.
ALI tho leading styles Of fine Stetson
hats, either in stiff or soft, for young men or
elderly gents, in endless variety, at Leon
Kahn's, GOA Elm.
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DALLAS HERALD TUESDAY MORNING, JULY


Remarkable Results of TOnIine P0Ii-
cies
The unexamped profits returned to the
holders of Tontne policies issued by the
Equitable Life Assurance Society are illus
trated by the following letter, When q
company Of such strength as the Equitable,
and which has so wide a reputation for fair
dealing and prompt payment of claims, can
issue incontestabe policies showing at ma
turity such results, the great popularity Of
the company is not to be wondered at;
PROVIDENCE, K, L., June IS, 1850.
Henry T. Brown, Esq, General Ageat Equi-
table Life Assur nee Ociety:
| have paid for eleven years an annual
premium of $ll9 30 or, in all, Sl,3l5.05. 1t
was my first intention TO continue this pol
icy until it should finally mature. nine years
hence, But | have since concluded to ter.
inmate the insurance and take its present
cash value. | have therefore already &C.
knowledged the receipt of the society's check
for 81, 40 "A, about III per cent. of the to.
tai amount paid by me. This return, when
it is remembered that | have been insured
for $1,000 for eleven years, shows the ad-
vantage of the Tontine form OF policy is
sued by your society," VIRGIL FISHER
Policies issued in Texas since 1877, and fu-
ture issues win draw the same amount of
dividends as paid to northern policy holders
and no determinations will be shown.
Persons wishing endowment Insurance at
ordinary life rates, should call upon or ad-
dress the undersigned, or any of the Equita-
bic agents, and be convinced that the " Ton
tue is the cheapest insurance offered by any
first class company.
5. L. MAY, General Agent,
107 MINI Street
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Among our new advertisements this week
will be found cut of the Casaday sulky
pillow, manufactured by the Oliver chilled
pillow works, of South Bend, Indiana. This
implement has been used by many of the
best Texas farmers for the past three years
with astonishing success. Upon examining
abe implement closely we find it has many
advantages over any other sulky pillow no W
IN use. Its most valuable features are 1t
has no Landslide, that heretofore indispensable
part being done away with ard an inclined
wheel, that runs in the bottom of tho pre-
vieus turrow, is made to perform the duties
Of the discarded piece, with an astonishing
decrease in draft. The absence of the land
aide permits the pillow TO be- turned in its own
length, the nose of the shone operating
like pivot and can be turned
IN or out, hence square corners can be
turned.
In blowing hog wallow lands of Texas, the
Casaday, having no Landslide, and with the
aid Of the land wheel, controlled BY lever
and compression spring, will cut out the bot.
tom of the deepest hog wsllow without losing
its cut, while other sulkies are unable to do
30 on account Of the long Landslide.
The inclined wheel running in the angle of
the previous furrow holds the pillow to its
regular work, and does not vary in width,
while pillow with Landslide will by the
heavy pressure in dry ground crowd to the
land, thereby losing its regular cut, and cut
ting and covering, not doing the work per.
fecty.
The draft being from the heel of the pillow
TO the end of the beam gives q regular center
draft to the Cassday, also having movable
and an adjustable carriage, are able to con-
troll the side draft, be it ever SO great, turning
the point Of the tongue to the right or left
ut pleasure. The company established a
branch house in Dallas more than three years
ago, for the accommodation OF their Texas
trade, and their business in all its details is
attended to promptly David BRYANT has the
retailing Of their goods in Dallas, who will be
pleased TO snow The advantages of the casa
day" oany who desire to examine it.
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Grand Celebration OF the Anniversary
of the Establishment OF the
French Republic.

As the French people have adopted the
Nth of July for the celebration of their
national independence, Messrs. Menetre &
Nileme will make a grand display for the
occasion, and they invite all of their COM
patriots and all lovers of republican intitu-
tions, without exception to nationality, to be
present, at the Atlantic Garden, on that
date.
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Cheap Excursion Rates.

In addition to the excursion tickets to
places of summer resorts, the Texas u Paci-
fic railway now have on sale round-trip
tickets, ut greatly reduced rates, to Chicago
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Sleeping Car berths reserved in advance, and
reliable information fur ished with pleasure
This is the only lire ruuuing a through
sleeper into the Union depot at ST. Louls
leaving Dallss every evening" Saturday and
Sunday included
L. P. TURNER,
Ticket sgen, Dallas, Tex.
r. W. THOMPSON, jr, General passenger
agent, Marshall, Tex.
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So many people are astonished when
learning of full China dinner sets" being
sold in st. Louis for Sls, while ifihey would
take the trouble to go to d. Goslin's China
Hall they would find the same kind of sets
for the very same price, and save So &c
for package and freight but 1t is SC
very fashionable to go abroad, you know.
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Sweeping Reductions i'm Summel
Clothing ut 4. NJ Kahn e. Co.'S.

Novelties every description, French, Eng.
fish and American china; mirrors, silver-plated
goods, glassware, chandeliers, lamps bar
hotel and restaurant Quitting, cheaper, bet.
ter and in larger variety than anywhere else
at d. Goslin's China Hall.
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At Their Old Stand

Meredith Brothers have about finished their
new brick building on the corner of Main
and Sycamore streets, and will set splendid
lunch for their many friends on Saturday
night.
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Bright teeth, and lips that glow the while,
Give light and color 10 smile;
And, infinitely more than this,
Give light and color TO kiss.
But both must suffer from the want
Ofthe life-giving Sozodont.
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A married man falling into misfortune Il
more apt TO retrieve his situation in tho world
-nan single man; and next TO sweet women
sowing serves to retrieve like Smoking Black.
M Me,rs Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking