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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
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30 GuG.
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s,belb.
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NSaNgons falrsu ale stlubm mslVmale cltb
lie Dttfe Strabe TT be Sauptrtr'tbgS. ct aft
NNN'tN - GN HoIttth HthIl'NthH @lAttA llIQ W.
peliIt atsr utdt a'piliert.
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l2S. uub l24. atibstmg btr Aaric be- Gauip &c
Aetiragnle, cte btttusen ft ollie no .s,b puH Brpo-
ts' Gtienthnlci settu uni sin gtplttt tiu;t ucm
b,r GlntOuer Gompalric.
Giou taun " unfrtiie tt tgiale bcs NI-tuu1tg.8
er ~Sptten Raruualtaut' i'm groabp-U tus
tbel.
Scbtn6pu1tut y baar am 8utautsto1e.
y IN O. IN IL, \ IN 10 WI1nalea uHur Bst5uf-
bT Waistt 5a5lunlcn pem gtTidHBtllC a..
9pu N. RaUbDtp D, Maitrtl.
= N. .. @0uEr AGt.,
(t02 BbTp1l2) Nr 81, Na.uunIrfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

GIN teirtids6 Rdbhtu gum Rp6tr. gBaibtn unb
el8eln fur cine tlttHs Mantle. Ran utlpe tb bsuit
eon 80 llbr WabHiita9s Vbu DsuGtag 20 frub
9Iorssns BITS 8 l4r tn u ia sarateBantaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
do9 21Sj '
.aa @roBts unb witnf6euswsrtbea
Gtunbctgeutbum
Gdmbsnfr, nabe Dem gabnbpfe,
sutIbrn Gharp' 5prM9hr,,
auf NulLlrn.

VII Nutl'llf
I'D ipettt Wontag v d mtitag egu IA.
DIat 1868 nm 3 llhr, du Gltu Stfus hae gaHit
pabfotgeut bcthrtbent, itbr tt thuulc 81 %uuhegs4.
tnum an tsu Wltlbtetenttu perdubsm u5mlih
Das sanSt U rl b Il It It utbtt 9SbGutt O. 70
ttttGu Hf or Rproie,t- Der Ganbs it,. vase
Oem GambtufD epct lpifbtn Sbat' unb pop iteitr.
~geltatn. 8odelbt bat at Gamoeniit etue ,tfeuts Ron
80 fuR u. critrtdt f8 in stpsr Range Bon 1874 5uB
bts 6ppttitr.
Die @tb6utI6tetten teEtsbtn ans tent 'roksn Butses
bauten btpetrtftgen bad i~tttHsrnsn Wtauilrben QDetu.
bauie VI. 80 &ambtHttr,, nsbit Aptthb6 Btul sad.
ittns men 1lEteraebdupt. G1h ittbt q A her poptr.
ir .Gtoute Elm s>pstNbfissr tadite,nsrusr staG -
DaB rdus bttBi ale utooltrtn BE btie uuler5 gas
II. s4aiier IN alien lbtiltn, Baeatmnrt &c.
Su BEN 6auie If init Byobtn egirlse clue Qoctt
II. Bier. 8tttb fdlaft bsttttbeH pcfeen u. tbnnic polt
| tbr Isidt Elm adben iam fttitVe emrs @lgtGl-
| cstr Detail @s I6dfts ttrstrtttt pSreeu.
Dtties Ntfibtp IN bat turd et iHrI tielbdte Itad-
bnI1aft bts Gameenltr '9abnbrfsS cine hBdl tpetb-
pcle gtitatslaar. Der SraHeitrs pstTdgt $40.
=. b. @prer sul.
H0S-l6) vi. 81, Battnnprtlr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

glntritt 80 cts. g guien aut, FIR Eltt.G enCVrSianer.
Rslerp'tte Gige 70 Cts. tftla.
gegters fnb ; 0nnsl itaa II 3Iat1a pSn 0oratHs 8
bs 8adnl. 4 nbr an etr 9atic gu blbcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

6euiidt fDnren 9sIdSifpunna itbu Vii baIleu.
lpenr lie eeipr. dtH in Der Cfiee bat 7 Il. Nraui,
VT. 10. &ctp- @Teenftr., obenapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Ncrfnnot.

Bhtbtdaiten Is. Az p~erfaHftn bn6eu fBrneu Edufe
oatar finesn lei :, j. 8rdnt UT 10. v -gIssnf g..
pteuauf -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

YIN aeieBter L,b'a.r Ntauu, bu nit pittbtn ualIu
sseen pertttbt en8ltid' ipr'ttu. IN otr Siabt bttaru
VI. Rab5rfragfu IN Der grp. b. vi. COOL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

ca CIR 2.fSd 8 Sans ant s. nierattdupe Ia
M;i. Der 9tVdulnaHt % Is sttrau st 90 etn
-E4A grcee,is 2aotn geaier I'm Scte qsIleuabmc
esa lei 3 Il @SETb " S W. Isi Ssn"s rIropi Avn " s,ts
cher bel pm. sammsrta6tr TT 9eolnhta6t.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Y n htutibSs 6Jouensirtmer gum Goten. @glibt
u .SoG'lu, 8u NEGLECT bel g. HfctS Rr. IN
gtrjulteHlr ll0-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Gin iot hes gI6t den FIR Saufartsit. &der grkn
U Bnis 9ebarelunl tpe,esn Sugshdsrt Wan mrIss
F@ W 2sh. Wet. PtaIiir in glbHoitiHu.Iaess.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Gin 4aubfh

In Rortb-Notuue nttsi &ayl Spltu unb
NnEtrcr, NIT ptoGu9sm Stits etungn II lrautea,
ib6aeG on mCrbauie II alien IcnhtSeu @tHtftun.
cen, bobfrn8 o g ttEutsu gDcacs pom 8 tabtbabr.
Depot seiraet, lpu iebr ttuiO pettautl perbtu burb
20 N. y. 4tabtutr,
(b2-) &de peH Rsitbs u. Hatsitenr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Yin auttr gpa3ner; outer Fp6n 1t ~tsitdnetst ar
s, 9aniir. lI0-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

q II sugt GaleSbadsT, her aud Sas 6antpnattn
gut ne itht une ghatbt, mad gtTanisn nj ssttn,
IAN etuen 9uteu glae tstcmmsu. &a8sufraair Nr.
81 &tit' pasltr., bei Sru q feifitE Qf1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

and:
aLaziE-z elm ereetentes Rcfnbptt.
TuTT @tanc, 0 Nofenfrunj oe'
ferttet fsbeu.pttapta, NIT
feitem Gone unb @nfhta0e &c.
,MSbeln.
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puau. nnb @las Sef6tr. EIattute QDaat,n Wei
ter unb 9abelu a.
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ptatt.a St~ttauidrante. 3tirnl,r dsprtds, setiiteltn
ccn yiahaBput unb Gbstn. i3'mner Stlbie, Goi Ct
t'n.Rhhtn, pfetIsr' unb eptt9etdbdstn linueat
&onts aui. St 6, en- 2epsidt, 3 ~sresleHts EtcsIbet-
ten Wlasitrob- unb 8obb sar-NatTogtH.
9ehalethen
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der, DsdsH, eteppatdsn Rifsu, acpftiHsu -~lleberll.
ge II. I. 10
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8odutet III en-. &l6enattitbe &c AUS DieieS nro
ebne Rhdbaft nut gsbeu abbC .nna btr edtauetusn
eatsu DC. fouft.
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bsnt Sauit.
q. b. COVE. Nait..
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Gin Ge.sst6dtr her AUD gut nit GisStsus nrgsber
farm IN vi. lSi, Re esgSarIts., paSe G~euivtfr.
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Bur WnhrihtI

DC NJ ter 9trtauf ppn 81 mstth
pGIteH BaupldBtu In ~
pelonfsFe ghtmsltIantett ptb auf ben Dpus
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atGhh5tnetr9ter SaupIdge aslsntt
thnt et'ss t'een 9aup'aBre cline Rut6lIt %taufnbtt.
sefRen ees Aabtteu i,be man ib cen lruittrSs
ilan In me usni sab'u cher IN bcr a.3petleu National.
Slnt", STcaepap an.
@. .. @Cptr auti.,
tlit'O Nr. 81. 9altmsEsar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
saAA Mubebtneter Eruftee5a
AzskaL 0erfguf
noR IeBr I%uertbuOilrm S%efttbWme
an Der
N%bifdbPlNbid JuruNEfe Rszsx

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atat cues 9rlants bts 6rtteasIlt'ts oer ct q
baitmlcre lpcem bt uutsBedueitu GtIir after
" ttt~eh Wtttal, ZEN 70, Dtdt 1896, out
SSs'a' Gi@i,EyIies rssSsS. 22Eaosa E46J 7gJft2iiVSS " 1851;
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be, St1luna iur so &tid Atuhbuh, ula siputt
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bsqutHt g~eltstnen PuUpe NIT uprIua iUeil AAinE;
tsrSr ttrsm bablteu ipeflOt @Nt ScWW ty-
w Oh mi an fe Cottage nit Stntnegu GtiluuI
unb RIti1 en- .Remtis; sHblid eiueH aHttu N8uabau-
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et0ot tut cue Weatii- cter Sena e. teertt ausTsp-
memo g%telguft,
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tbuir N%arbitttt, ]bttcteRsH hsIonotrs Bic ~autmgrilam'
tSt rpn GaptIaluttn.
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ltS Ottt TT ntetrere Gbetls %pdr'rUtti o]itratt
@tn @tunptih tdust III BEN eoIAlS b,s duitc1a'
teis lut.
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mli;H, cher br BaUls Sauflbtaug blar, j. mad
srs G1Ufrs QDmins
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

@snd,dfsplSse after Mt ipb ,u p~erTuuitp lei Z =
8ranE Wr. 10 Hetb. grtcntr. uUO-ia)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
din Gtsmi. .. Stsbtner,
ksalil Ode BON Nprtbs unb gapetiehr,

bot gu efITlnTtHt
Wcpntaus II. 5absn &de ron pGmbato- II, StAbit.
. GAP IL. GbsnifT.
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n etaisWpuUa u. Ga d.
tagalr.
vi bs8, 9elt- g~aft'meieitr.
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= WrBnbAuicr mt gdbtu TO b.,
DobntGuier M Nttau'is-. Ners- u @dh -Gftitrit,
DuNpbaas IN VI %btmgtit-, nabs piotiftr
@pptc 200 auttre In a0tu E;atttbttItn urb
t~QneJhttt H. 8arttn-grur elt1dt Ia aim Gs, enb,n
Urn 9aiitmgu 9puutV. 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

girs fmubIIbt 48ebuung, aus 4 Atmntrn bsac
htue, III elmer %gcIInbcH 8 WtHlm zen Der Staot chi
lsGentIt Ssasno. Ra6Su fraBen Ut, IS. ". 0spuN
ctr. GOl-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
8rCeeric' umS Gtauor.G aSem ia
Serfaufeu.

Gin autaeiGaener babtttt6et &uneihait I'D, critru.
trOeI @rresr'e4 II 2iqupr.pastn 1T md lrsm Aubs
t6t ipCblieI Az o~Crtauien. alan ace ND n tsr
erp b 81. nU7 ~
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Surh q. s.. @uoer.
BsrtbuolIr 1anplabe au 9anea1tr.
RD iuO 9hniOnilr 6autOn,

uHniitlo1F ned etr aLlli,u Ten u uubtlfet her
- petttn RottenaItant" IN gpnrerilaa
td9m'ttaa 10 Wat Ferbt tl ume t6eHo b,lhrtGsnt
eehft nsitbeeus Sauelatt EfeBtia rrfs9srn MINI
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III nit q Jus Strut: an paHeaafrRr
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w.. z u eautbtn aelcAeu. itett q ,fug
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DC SaHpides an eU eantausrar fRb be
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hBttt 8rHHeStnEfrst
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e. n. epper, aurt..
ll-2) NI. 81. RIltusPur
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WFWNEFU " WEsJEFNET ~ : N-N
Mf, 81, EhhpEsDar.,
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itbtiler Hnb Gt,n.bn!sr iu jeittdibosr' " lHif en-, no,
.tn H.. n~stisrlta che, W t%aufttttn Atte'tr an Zen
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B6. fhomEsiiSse, Derbtu Gdt6tt uutltasl6lig auE-
Fir'' e+hs lisN :ptrb RuH "a H..
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Srcbbduee, 9obet, Gear Guts
tsts, Shmtecen unp aneese
wcrFIeuuc

rtbit Bamtitatt . Q Tag OScr Ytcnat a psmittetu
bes1itt en- VI be, isle'aIs NJ I b'IUt SEA Taupf'ratt tn
hem aW errtli&tftsNr ", 9ttp,htlsal
rare eer BRIDE. one w
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RI pe.fdufsu

lit suttiR5Uttltts 1t. eutaslsgsne Wittkldaft n
iNiert wcblfttl gu p~tIfauitn, Mann ma. I'D Gr. 7sS.
gnet,.e alttmr,ttr., lei Sec, SSutPtr, mslet'.
Utt-Gl
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E{eriauot,
Wftroloatfas RafbfAlass.

VI y y y Z " 7 u
9psr od Anstanit jt batsr plutdt ahtr fin'te,
quite cett l6ls6ie %eibSitt, dter GSclbs 6trimr chez
BEIRUT betaib, dtetki hrruUbe pbe' Itiuec Mant.
belt II. bausltte lBtrrsn, DiebiaLl, turI hbr Hn,e,
be- ipmmt nab Nr, i3l. Sut-Garotmr,. gte pcr
San'ltr. (Npt 10 3Satt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Blu perFGufeu.

wtfttl t~ltunavli8 0uie QatlddIlt madll, h psam
@e'bdltsprr'netuuna btli9 gu p~er'aultr. Rdhee S
Ia bu Srp b. Blaitts. (lI0-li2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Metacrpfae III pelFaufeu.

Vim Nut:'nRsrthirttr une n But'm .3ufanbt ctbat.
tsncr Diat fat be stpe II ueB1ts III lcfcrt nit
dueai SHbCbbr pfetb u VA tR Worfldano &t. ~.
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be- gcttIteb Sttebrig, 81, ittr q, spddsr
R0ei on. u. 0bcpitC.. msieft (lOd III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
Cen. Albert Sianey johnson.

The Now York News, OF u recent
date. contains part of~a biographicai
sketch of Gen. johnson, written'in
the summer Of 1864, under the su-
rcrvision OF Col. VIM. Preston
Johnston, who, together with Presf-
dent Davis, Gen Bragg and an oili-
Ger Of Gen. Johnston staff furnish
ed the materials for it. We con
dense the first part OF the sketch:
Gen Johnston S fatherw a ply
sician Of eminence He emigrated
from Connecticut to Kentucky, be-
fore the adoption of the Constitu-
tion of the United States, His old
est son, Josiah Stoddard Johnston,
was for many years m m2mbcr Of
the United States Senate from Lou
isiana. He was statesman Of rare
powers, and occupied u high place
among the public men of the day.
He was the confidential friend of
Henry Clay and was his second in
the duel with John Randolph.
Albert Sidney Johnston was born
in Mason County, Kentucky, in the
year 1903. OF his early life little
is known. He went from the school
Of Dr.. Lewis Marshall, a brother Of
Chief Justice Marshall, TO Transyl-
vania University, in Lexington,
(Ky..) and thence to West Point. as
a cadet from Louisiana by the in
fluencc of his brother, the Senator.
This appointment was made on ae-
count of the decided preference
which Albert had shown f0r militia
fy life. He entered West Point in
1922. and in 1876 graduated. the
eighth in his class. and WIS assign
ed to the. Sixth Infantry. Major
General Scott now offered him a po-
sition as ard de camp on his staff,
which. the yonng man refused, say
ing he would win his promotion in
the field. This rcfusal wounded
Gen. Scott. and for long time he
cherished an intense dislike for the
yonng soldier, bat was at length
compelled to share in the admira-
ton which he exiorfed from ell.
Gen. Jshnston first saw service in
the Black Hawk war. He received
the appointment Of A. A G., on the
of Gen. Atkinson. commander
ifchiei. During this war be form
cd the acquaintance Of Lieutenant.
jefferson Davis. a youag officer Of
merit and between the two there
arose 4 tIo~e friendship, which was
broken only br death.
On the 3Ist Of May. 1894. At the
cIase Of the war u Johnston re-
signed his commission. and went to
Missouri. intending b reside On
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
THE SNOW.

. AZ tho rcqfesio many oi our l"'g ''"N.
crs We rcpub.ish this beautiful Iaeuo wait
Since The pubJoilion orThe'Bridge oi Signs,
by Hood, We have secs nothing cqne1 'n u
IN point Of smooth yersiioiton, hoowlng
rhythm, nnd touching ra,hos, The pam
tiv. wall OF women list honor' win bring
tcnis TO every sensitive brcnst. Tue nu,hor
mud subject of the piece are said 10 be i'om
this eily;--N y, RPer.
OH the snow, the bcaniiril snow,
Filling the sky and earth below
Over ,he housciops, over ihe street,
over hc heads oil the people you meet,
Danelng,.
Flirting,
skimming alongi
Dcautinil snow II can dc no wrong,
FLYING to kiss fair lady = cheek,
Clinr,ng 10 hrs in ;,olicsome freak,
Pure Us an angle, gentle as Lowell
OH tho snow, the beautiful snow,
IIow the f.nkes gather and laugh as ihey go
Whirlinr about in the inntdrnng fun,
IL PLAYS in i,s glec with every one,
Chasing,
Laughing,
llurrying by;
II lights on the face and tspa'kicsShc eyel
Aud even The dogs, with y barkand nonhui
Snap al the CRYSTALS thai c,ldy around
The Town is n i've, and It's heart in n glow,
To welcome the coming ofbcanIiiu' snowl
How wild the crowd goes swayng along,
Hail no ench other with humor aud sonSi
How he gay siedgcs, Ike mcicors tinsh by,
Bright for the moment, then lost TO 'heeys;
Ringing,
Swinging,
ishing they go,
Over the crust of the beautiil snow
Snow so pnr when IL ialls hom the SKY,
TO be ,ran,p,ed in mud by the crowd rush
ing by, ,,.
OF feet, -,
Till il blends with the filth in the horrible
sucef.
Once was pure rs the snow-but fell
Fell like the snow-teakes IRON heaven 10
hell;
F.li to be tramplcd as. filth of the street;
Fell to be scofi d, to be spit on and beat'
Pleading.
Cursing,
Dreading 10 die,
Selling my soul TO whoever wonld hny,
Dealing in shame for morsel OF bread,
Hating tile living and fearing the dead;.
M.rc,f Il Col! la, fallen so low?
And yet was once like tie beautiful snow.
Once | was fair as the beautiful snow,
With an eye ike it's crystal, heart like
its glow;
Once was lnyed for my inoceut grace
Flatterel aud sought for the charms of my
f.cel
FalLer,
Mother,
Sisters ALL
God and myself, have lost by, my fall;
The vrriest wretch that goes shivering by,
Will take wide sweep lest | wander too
Mig /, .-sf ----a--- 4.-
For all thar on or above me-, know,
There is nothing that; pure as the beauti-
fui snow.
How strange It should be TINT this beautiful
suow
Should fail on n sinner with nowhere to 70!
How strange it should be when the night
comes again,
If The 81 ow and the ice struck my desperate
brain,
Painting,
Freezing,
Dying alone,
Too wicked for prayer too wenk fora moan,
To he heard IN The STREETS OF the crnzy town,
Gone nal in the joy Of the snow coming
down,
To le aud 81 die in my terrib'e 20,
With bell aud shroud Of the beautiful
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

S. S Cox, in his recent speech at
the Washington GENERALIZATION
meeting, thustorsely stated the pres
ont political issues; The conflict
.'now is between bureaucracy snd
"demccracy: between the ruinp and
the executive; between State exist
'enoeand State destruction; between
Constitution and anarchy, between
''liberty ordered by law and liberty
'disordcrcd by Radicalism; between
Union and Disuni0a; between per-
''petual peace and incessalt asita-
ition."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

GENERAL CoNFERESck or THE n.
Il. CHuRcu SouTH-- The occasion of
the asseEiblage ln.this city, on the
first Wednesday in April, Of dele
gates from the annual conferences Of
the tire,ehurch, will inspirea deep
interest with 4 very large portion of
our community. Tho Legislative
Hall has heen teudcred for Their
meeting by the General Assemb y Of
the State, and the session will prob
ably c0ntinue one month, the dele.
gates representing the intelligence
and piety OF the denomination. and
coming from every section Of tie
South.-N 0. Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

Colorado Jewctt writes TO tho
Cincinnati Commercial that "the
people must meet the Issue that tho
freedom Of The negro means eouali-
ty with the whites, or prepare Tor
war ofraces." lie says the war has
not settled the questions beiwe,
the North and the South and that
the only remedy is through an lnde-
pendent Peoples State Convention
Tor independent nomination OF Pres
ident and Vice President in 1868:
Il now take the initiatory step
and arpounce,a Convention to bo
held at lndepcndcnce Hall, phila-
delphia, OH the Ind Monday in De-
cembor, 1866, independent Of party,
and Tor independent nominations for
President and Vice President cf tho
United States Of Ameritn. for 1858.
under the platform Of the Corstitu.
ton as il was, except Us to slavery.
| do hereby, for the promotion Of
that end, pledge my time dnectly
when here, indirectly while in Eu-
rope, and Will furnish S530,G00 at
the time Of nomination as a part Of
Il legitimate expense fund tjadvance
the nominee in question; and Row
declare, in order to show the disn.
terosted character Of this act, that
will not receive any nomiIaticn
from that Convention, nor from tho
people; acting only in the Convcn-
ton US delegate from Ph;iadel-
phia."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
DRESS GOODS

wEsPAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION
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show a selection far superior TO any'in this
< State, oansisiing in part OF
SILKS, CHENE LENOS,
BROOCHES, ARMORETTS,
MOZAMBIQUES, TISSUES,
GRENADINES,
ORGANDIES,
=. CRAPEMORETTS,
DE BERGES,
PERCALLES,
POPLINEIS.
ROUBAIx, MARGUERITE,
~ LURLINES,, BERAGES.
ALAPACAS, LAWNS,
LINEN LAWNS, ETC, ETC,