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A PROMPT PAYING boarder, lady or gent; front
IA room, on PENNSYLVANIA avenue east terms low.
Address l., Republican Office JUL
National Republican., 1880-07-23

UTANTED-Two OF three good lady singers, fine
w voices, who play and slug solos, duets, etc.
Apply to JOHN w. GRAY, Continental Hotel.
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FOR RENT-HOusES.

RRICK house rooms. with gps. bathroom water
,D w closet stable and yard good neiehnqrho9d con
Venient 70 Seventh 81 and Columbia railroads. NO
COS st n W, bet Sixth nne Seventh ste. Apply tS
owner, II w FENwICK, LeDroit building. ju23 8
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WXAAIACEzEE.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
WAXAuAonIE. May a. 1850
Wheat is not as good as it was thought 10
be few days since. The bulk OF it will be
harvested this week.--Tom Prins lie and his
brother are having preliminary trial to-day
before Justice dunlap ON Il charge of rob
bling several parties between here and Dallas
last fall. They will be invited by his Honor
to be in attendance during next District
cours.--Mr. Bumbgartner has contracted
for II rock building, forty by seventy-fye
feet, on the site of the late burn. Work be
gins at once This is the only building con-
tracted for on the south side of the square.
Colonel Brown is burning brick preparatory
TO building boarding house, to be run
in connection with Marvin College, and not
with view of bull ing on the square, as we
stated last week. Its thought arrangements
will soon be made for bull ling tho entire
south block.-According to the census just
taken there are in Waxaha HE one hundr' d
aud seventy-eight white and one hundred and
sixteen colored children between the ages of
eight and fourteen years.---The temperance
supper at Grove Creek last Saturday night
was an enjoyable affair.-Mrs. Charles Z.
Brown, wife Of our presiding elder, and
Miss Lulu Brown, one of Waxahachie's
favorites, have gone to Atlanta, Georgia,
to spend the summer---The wedding
spoken of last week has not come
off; but look out next Week.-Mrs.
Ada Bradley, of alias, is visiting her sister.
The picnic mania is unabated, and the
candidates are happy. About u dozen of
these gentlemen have "shucked" and walked
into the arena, and about hundred Others
are standing with their collars unbuttoned,
waiting for their numerous friends" to call
upon them to follow suit.-Mi,s Rula
Jones, ore of our lovoliest young ladies, is
visiting friends at Austiu,-rhe following
take their leave of WaXahachie for the sum
mer Tomorrow Mrs. Gibson goes to Lou
isiana, Mr.. j. d. Tempeton, Mrs. Jessie
Wiley and Miss l.. Richardson go to Mis-
souri,; Mrs. r. 5. Byrnam and Miss Lul Todd
go to North Carolina, and last, but not least,
our iovia friend, MIR. h. IL Gritlin, goes to
Virginia to visit the "Old Stomping"
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EDRSECANA.
On lespondence of Lhe Herald.

O, lespondenco of the Herald.
UoEslUANA. May 81, 1850.
Our Jewish citizens gave picnic yester-
day Mt Johnson's Lake Fishing, music and
singing were indulgel in bg the young
people, Several couple went hunting for
dewberries. We were among The hunters,
and we've been hunting every siace-for
ticEs.--The churches we're poorly patron
ized Yesterday; probably owing to the heat
--Governor Hubbard Is in the city. We
haIt.d Inst night t allow him TO pass through
the doorway of the hotel, aud while in that
position we thought it agood chance to inter-
view him. He refused to be interviewed,
however, saving that although he was Ury
much Interested in politics he did not care tu
express himself hut would talk railroad all
dny. The mills Of Justice grind slowly,
but they AFRO terrible sure. They arc passing
AN old land case through the mill to-day
After careful canvass amongst the many
candidates, e have failed to lind anybody
who is willing to be plpned in the hands of his
| friends. -. +. Prince, Dallas; w. 5. Rose
st Louis; Governor r. Is Hubbard, attor-
ney and c. +. Stephens, Engineer of the st
Louis Narrow.ga gauge railroad, are here
drinking in the beauties of our adjacen,
scenery and refreshing INC inner man at the
! MolIoy house.
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GALy ESTON.
Correspondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON. May y, 1850.

~ Nl.,S. n.ftl, Itnrn
''''''P '''''"'o' Wv ,,,,, loon
c' H'-'' ''"' -
u W'Noo'e Oh ''ouston' Presen'eu yes
terday morning al oroer 10 Sept; Atklhs,
signed Dy frank McTowan' i9r .he p,s.ol
with winch ne KILLED george flhley. Inc
chief instead OF turning over 'ne weapon
swore out warrant against Mcdowan 'ior
carrying concealed, oesuiy weapons anu as
charging llress "i The sne ivy ,,i,i'S Un
the Znd OF May , lnree pon ponce Mdn were
SEM 10 .he oh'ou ueppl w "ie,I neo e,o,i,
on MS departure lor houston on 'ne . o,oek
train' oul McUowan, on So''''S wo,u Va
what was up ehsageu iiack enu was u,lYcn
10 lhe ola depot Nv Inc heau o. M"rne' s'leo''
Where ne Doarueu tue Tram eneclua,ly' sip
ping through inc c,u.ches Oh Tue onicels'--
An oruer was Issued rom pohce ueauquar-
tiers TO sergeant nyrhes' 10 hot'ly MI per
sons 10 nave the grass ana weeus cu' On
their premises anu .ne sIou'ius aliu ou.
puli9ihgs I.'orCuGn'y c'e"''sGI Hilu 'is,nIGctri
by the ISL Vi le'----oonlliy quart
raggeo NIUE urcnii' eieNeh Jv"ls V, aSo'
was brought 10 'ne ponce s'a',oh
Tor attempting ast evening zap
the TIL at SeUpp'iigers ICE cream
saIooh' corner o, twenty, cong anu Ios',
once streets: a''n1uEn young III years. ne
Is Ola IN crime. MS lalneF Is Il GotSon'
screwer' ana mas oeeh SICK a. the hoSpl.al 'or
some time, ana MS ihother IISufes quite ire
quently IN ponce Annals. Inc NIUE ieIioW'
IN reply 70 ihterroga'ories' stated Silt ms
motner haa SEM nun ou' 70 oeS' 0u,Ppeo
OF MS ragged ciothe.' washed uowil anu clau
IN new garments he MOULD oe ralher supe-
rior looking enid lNere oe'lg no reiorih'
atory, the ponce are powerle'S 10 Gueck crime
in children, whicn Is quite prevalent IN tn,s
city, and at,er reprlmanu or a Ihsnt $
detention in the ponce st"tlon' tney are again
turned loose TO commit their depreGauohs'
1t IS an Outrage ana disgrace 70 cl ~
and reflection upon the Guy oil 1aiVestoh'
tnnt the muhlelpai auchorlt'eS nave u pro-
vidcd an lnst'iu'i0h ior Tue reiorn'al'oh OF
these youthful 9uenuerSL- ne names Oh
julia MunrQe ana hmiiy oGhc'ai"nIie grace
the police oIotter GU the eh"rgo OF 'uisor-
derry conduct IN lilVau'ug upon the premises
of and abusing ana slanderinG CharNe Carr,
the emlnent local polucMn o' tne seventh
ware. Th"y We're released "a StT'N8 ounu
for their appearance before his Honor - tn ,,
morning. Tom In'ex hssau''cd Neiiy
Woodbury. to-day John Miller 'h'eriered
aud Tolex turned upon nun, wner rousn-
and, tumble hgnt occurreo'i uswp.Sn nj, tn rec
participated Inc ponce LOOK .leu' 70 'ae
station'noue ana lney VIII naSe 70 a'S%s, ,b 10
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Do you want to know what your ice-cream
contains? Then 90 TO China Hall, buy you
freezer and make your own ice-cream.
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longer. The "genius" who is running this
corresponding machine at present is not II
''green-horn," and will never allow
himself to be sold" quite
that cheap. He has travelled
Mr.. II. A. Moore, accompanied by his family
and MIR. Charley Robinson, son of our VOL
thy Mayor, j. NJ Robinson, is expecting to
leave next Tuesday for Denver Colorado.
de is going there in search Of health. Our
best wishes accompany our friend and his
most estimable lAdy.-Miss Sarah Riggs,
after an absence of nearly two months, re-
turned from Louisiana, whittier she had gone
TO attend to the recovery of valuable estate,
formerly belonging to her father. Although
soiourning among friends, the young lady
longed for her "dear Texas" expressing her
self to the effect that she would not exchange
our pretty little prairie city for the
whole State of Louisiana. -
Religious excitement continues unabated.
Major Penn left last night for Houston.
Quite handsome subscription, We hear, was
taken up at the Baptist church and presented
to the reverend gentleman previous to his
departure for new fields of lAbor.---Nhere
is strong talk of getting up petition to the
County court, to order an election in regard
to Local Option" -Politics are stand
still just at present.--Prospects for crops
splendid; one more good rain will rake the
corn.--Although money is scarce, every
thing else is Asttering, and good season is
universally anticipated. The County com-
missioners adopted Mr., Fights plan Tor the
vault for safe keeping of archieyes Of the
county. The contract has not yet been let
out.-The vacant lot in the Fowler's blocl,
will be soon covered by a handsome two
story building.
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New hank

Colonel w. L, Hughes, heretofore known
in banking circles aud prominently kno n
throughout this section MS member Of the
Dallas bar, and MS llnancer of fine abilities,
has Just opened banking house in this city.
His place Of business i. in the lie Grand ho-
tel in the room on the corner of Main and
Austin streets. He has perfected all his
arrangements, has handsome, appropriate
and neatly furnished place of business and
is now prepared to do general banking
business; TO loan money, make collections
discount paper and sell and buy exchange.
His qualities MS II business man are known
throughout this section to DO number one
and his standing for promptGess, reliability
and integrity Is unQuestoned and Wques-
tionsble. He has ample capital at his COM
mand and Dallas is to be congratulated that
her banking facilities have been SO materially
increased by his acquisition into the bust
ness
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HEMPSTEAD.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

HsMPsTEAD, May %, 1880.
Your Colonel Pfouts was with us this
week, and seemed earnestly and successfully
engaged in looking after the interests of the
HERALD. He was only to bs interviewed on
the street and everywhere manifested an
irresistible impulse to hunt for Sub or an
"ad."-Hon. Zimri Hunt is here. The
Judge is an old habitue of this region and has
hosts of friends, who admire him both for his
legal ability and his intrinsic
wortb.-Faraers are buoyant over
prospects for crops. The average
planted is greater than ever, and crops of
every kind promise largely increased yield.
Corn on the bottom lands IN in size and
tassel. otton from fourteen to eighteen
inches highly. S. Medium, our Sheriff,
has been commissioned to take the census of
the county.--But little, if any interest is
manifested here in political matters. large
number of candidates are in the field tor
county offices, moved by desire for ''chick-
en- pie" and seek for votes, regardless Of
"color, race or previous condition. -Four
bows, three white and one colored, the oldest
not over twelve years, have been caught in
the act of stealing goods from store-house.
Colonel j. (. Burns, ofGalveston, passed
through last night enroute for the Chicago
convention. He will put to press this sum-
mer treatise on Criminal LAW
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county few months ago. After the shoot
ing he made his escape and went to Kay
mond, Mississippi, where he WAS apprehend-
ed.-The Japanese kettlodrum, under the
aupices of the ladies of ST, james church, was
suberb affair in every respect--J. Is.
Adoue and Paul Gluckman, Of Dallas, ar
rived yesterday and are doing the Island City.
IL. II. Graham, night clerk at the Wash
ington hotel for the past several months, lett
for eusacola, Florida, and other points East,
and will be absent month or six weeks, MIR.
Graham is An educated, cultured English
man Of fine social qualities, and by his gen
tlemauly demeanor has done much to in
crease the popularity of the Washington,
and made many warm friends for the house.
His ability and culture 1T him To dill any
station in life While here he made many
warm friendsb his honorable conduct and
fine social qualities, who deeply regret his
departure About II O'clock tonight
serious cutting atiray occurred in the gambling
house over the Bank Exchange, on Market
street. Robert Ed wards, better known as
"Bob, the rgger, was drunk, and during the
evening had used very abusive and insulting
language toward jor j. b. Socwel. The
Major, DESTROYS Of having no difficulty,
avoided Bob, and told him to keep away from
him; but Bob kept following the Major, who,
to get away from him, went upstairs into the
gambling house and played for awhile against
faro He had got up from the table, and was
in the act of leaving the room, when he en-
countered Bob. who applied abusive epithets.
The Major kept telling Bob to go away and
let him alone; but Bob persisted and called
! the Major u horrible name when he struck
/ Bob in the face, cutting hlm above and be-
! low tho right eye, on the eft wrist, and n
slash in his left coat sleeve At the first
slash in the face, Bob staggered back and
seized n heavy spittoon, which he WAS in the
act of bringing down upon the Majors head,
when his arm was caught by Jack Hanlon,
I and the men were separated, Bob being
put out of one door and the Major out
of the other. Both were arrested and
brought to the police station, Bob APP
pesring with the blood running down his
face aud dripping from his cut wrist, where
be preferred charge against Major Socwel'
with assault with intent to murder, and was
Immediately taken out and had his wounds
dressed by Dr. Fly, who pronounced them
serious but not fatal The Major was con
veyed to jail, Just prior to the difficulty
Major Saewell was seen to take knife out
of his inside vest pocket, open it, and drop il
into the hip pocket OF his pants. When Bot
applied the opprobrious epilhet to him, he
struck him with it as quick MS a flash. Upor
being searched at the police station, no knife
WAS found Socwell is the runner for the
American House, and those who know say
that he was Major in the Federal army
Robert Boyer was arrested at 1880 to
night, for intruding upon the premises o
Annie Ross. He will have chance to OK
plain this morning to the Recorder.
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
-----'@o----'i
,gvs FROM OUR NEAR NErdHBoRS.
SventherTord 10 he Connected with the
world by Rail TO-day-CrOp
Prospects A Lady at FAIR
field seriously Burned,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
DENISON.

CorrssponGcnce o tDe Herald.
DENIsoN. May a, 1850.
Red river is again very low Services at
all of the churches but the Presbyterian yes
terdav. and good atteudance.-Slx cars of
cattle from Gainesville, three from down the
II. ~ f. c., and two from Caddo, Indian
Territory, went north yesterday. -
D. & s. Il. Contractor John Sulli-
van is in t,wn--The bucksin lawyer"
ia now booming Crop prospects are fine.
Wheat harvesting has begun.--Only one
victim at the Mayors morning matinee and
he WAS acooer customer.--Justice Riddles
court is in operation tordsy.--lhe trial of
Frank Martinez and Richard Thurman for
the murder of Postmaster Rich in tho Terri
tory is in progress before United States
Commissioner Venable,-Deputy United
States Marshall Morris, from Sherman, is in
the city.--The Searcs street Improvement
company have suspended operations.
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NIENIA.
torresnondence o, Ma Hera b

COrrerpOndencG o. Jne 1tlh Il.
MExIA, Nay -, 1850,
Miss Minnie Munger left this morning for
Hcarne to visit her friends. She will also
visit Round Rock during her absence -
The Greenbsckers held n precinct convention
in the Opera house this morning TO elect del
egates to the State convention which meets
in Austin June 23d. j. Il. johnson was
elected to represent the precinct in that body.
Mrs. Mcllveen, of Fairfield, is reported
to have been seriously burned last Thursday.
The accident occurred by a bottle
of powder falling from the mantle piece into
the fire. AT present little, hope is entertained
of her recovery. -Freight to the amount OF
S24l40 &C has been received at the depot
delivery during the last four months, and
tickets to the amount Of ,435 IS have been
sold. charged with horse stealing
ard who escaped from jail Mt Groesbeck two
weeks ago, was captured and recommitted to
jail this week. Thompson, who escaped with
him, has been sighted and doubtless, too, will
soon be prisoner agan.-Mrs. Julia
Graves, of Houston, is here visiting her
brother, Mr.. w. j. Gibbs. She expects also
to visit Dallas, her former home.--One of
our most ingenious townsmen has invented
a trap to destroy ants in the ground. We
saw it on trial to-day and from the manner
in which it swooped them in, we regard 1T a
complete success.-----Mrs. w. 5. Murphy
and sister left on this mornings train to spend
few DAYS at the Wooten Wells. Mr.. Muir
ply, who attended them, will return this
evening,
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BRYAN.
Correspondence of the Herald. I

correspondence OF the Htfa1U,
BRYAN May 90 1880;
"Time changes and we Change with the
tunes" This no doubt also occasionally noio,
good of your correspondents; SO we first, and
without any furtnrr ceremJny, make our in
troductor, bow i, tho readers Of the HER
ALD.-We have been Favored with WISH
by vour diatin, mi.hed Colonel Pfouts, as
whoIe. sou,sd - %Sn,lemAn Us ever trod the
mscadam of this Syeat dulnre mettopoi,s h u,
could n,t ' s,av wS,orls any longer. The
Colonel hSs msas ,n,dr,i friends in this place,
not only for himself, tpl also ior 'ns hhn
lire to hi. sn ,eoi "" ~ In, but beg leave to
advise him To assume nv ume oinereu'
dl'g uise. The safe would nov w an,
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FORT WORTH.
,rresnondence of the Herald

tOfIpbnpuuCnNSu VI VIZ siNA''N
FORT WORTH May II. 1850,
Cotton bolls are formirg--Corn is waist.
high. 1t is growing fast and will make good
croo.--People say the late rains extended
all through the north and west even into the
Pan.handle country. Wise and Jack coun-
ties needed these rains badly.--A heavy hail
fell in Hood county last Tuesday but no
damage is reported There will be cele.
bration of the anniversary of the birth of
Robert Raikes next Sunday. Aunion OF the
Sundav-schoos will take place at the Chris
tian church in the ternoon.--Distrct
court began this morning. IL will continue
two or three months. The cry Of murder
last Saturday night was caused by bucket
of water being thrown on negro woman.
There will be gathering of people and
candidates of this county at Center Point on
the Saturday before the 4th of July
The extension of the I. & 2. is within two
miles of Weatherford. The cOurt-house cal,
be seen from it. The city will be reached
tomorrow, and perhaps passed through
"Wednesday. Jones ~ holland are
preparing bridgo.timber here, and will con-
tinue through tho summer for bridges on
the Texas 6 Pacific railroad.-Volney dall,
nostmsster ut Marshall went
through to Coleman county this morning.
Waverly hotel srrivals-Mss Belle Lqcu''
WmL. Vanleer. L. NJ. Taylor, CadGo; John
" Wallace, Palmyra, Mo-; Ed a McGehe e
Westhertord; NJ Stokes, paper Bags; h y
Backriall, Buncomb; Jackson Best, Lyncn,
burg; } + Wood, Houston; A BAlien, Wili'
Point; Miss Rocau, Waco; h Wills, WllIi
Point; Mrs. Lanahan, Westnertord; 1 "
Brannon, WIN Brannun, Texss; Mary > Col
lier, KY, w 7 Anderson, 0sceola, Mo-; Mr'
NJ. Anderson, Osceola, Mo-; A j Jones
Jonesville; Sam Finley, Texas Express 70
Ell Hubbard, G Ransom. r Stillwell, Mar
shall; Henry Smith, Dallas, Thos Myles
City: Theo L Eggers, Marshall; NJ
Mathews, Chattanooga.
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CALVERT.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Herald.

Correspondence Oh lue ueTuu. -. 49,.
CALvt Rr, lay u, 1850.
. The Greenback convention of this Con.
rressional district meets at Hearne to-mor-
row. 1t is supposed they will nominate a
Congressman and give some expression to
their Presidential preferonces.---General
Harmon is expected by most people 10 run
for Congress, while Others think he will make
anothe, race tor Governor'--Cr pros
poets were never finer than they are now.
We can see considerable corn tasselling, and
with n small rain, corn is safe. S. r Nc
Crary tells me he will soon have cotton in
bloom. Some of tho cotton seems to need
work badly. Kansas having furnished this
place near 100 car loads OF corn last winter,
causes our people to pay more attention than
usual 10 that staple. II brennan is fit
ting up the old courthouse and building a
warehouse adjoining, preparatory to the mer'
camille business next season. ----Oscars three
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GAINESVILLE.


Correspondence of the Herald,
GAINESVILLE, May q, 1850.
Since the rain the farmers are happy and
the merchants are hopeful. -Croquet is
again becoming II favorite game with the
GaiResvillians. We have new brass band
and the citizens have given up all hope Of
being sbleto sleep any for several weeks.-
Lemuel, son of II. L. Eldridge, died Wednes-
day of cholera nfantum.-County court
adjourned Saturday evening, after disposing
of large docket.--Charlie Gooding,
Treasurer of the &. N, was in the city
Thursday. NJ. Martin, of the Register,
is in Sherman.--Mulhall IL Sealing have
fitted up an office in the new bank building.
More corn and cotton has been planted
in Cooke county this spring than ever before,
and the yield promises to be uncommonIy
large Zach. Howard, an old citizen Of
Dexter, is dead.-Only one guard at the
jail, and general stampede some of these
nights is expected. Mr.. johnson,
Southern Presby terian, is here organizing a
church. Sarah Barber daughter of
Major Barber, of the U. 5. =, is at General
Hudson's. She has just arrived from New
York, and will soon go on to Fort Sill,
where her father is stationed. There has
been no stage from Fort Sill for three
days High water is the cause.
The New Mexico fever is absting since the
letter of j. II. Davis appeared in the HERALD.
The union meeting ut tho Methodist
church closed Sunday night.--The picnic
on Fish creek was reported to be splendid
affair. 1t didn't rain on them.--Charie
cCaiue's new brick store will be ready fol
non th;a uaoly Rnh and on Rrntpp nrn-
prietors of the "dance hall, broke camp and
fled to the B. |. T., one night last week.
Three prisoners were lodged in Jail Satur,
day, who we're on their way to Clay county
They we're arrested in the mines of New
Mexico. One WAS charged with murder, the
other two with horse stealing.
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Dr. Henry X. Leake leaves tonight for
New York to attend the annual meeting of
the American Medical association, to which
he is one of the delegates from Texas. The
session OF the association commences June
LIST. DR.. Leake will be absent from the city
about four weeks, and during that time his
practice will be left in charge of DR., A. G,
Graham
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CITY PRINTING
Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, May "A, 1850.
To the Public school Teachers OF the City Of
Dallas tor the past ycar,
Ladies and Gentlemen-In the interest of
the Public Shcopls, md 10 secure only those
teachers who are we'll qualified to teach, /
have Diet rmined not To -ensw the certificate
of the old School Board for any one, under
any circumstances whatever. l shAl l'aVe
the whole discretion with ,hs Bo .rd of Exam
liners, where 1t properly belongs.
Resuertfu'ly,
j. NJ. THURMOND, Mayor.
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new brick buildings, Mt the north end of
Main street, have their foundation about co N
pleted,