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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
sdy-DaIl.s is beginning to apprecia.,

I r6-Dallss is beginning to appreciate
ne advantages Of good schOols-Our citi-
zens are being made aware that nothing
adds SO greatly 70 the healthy prosperity
Of town, and its rapid growth, As frs,
class institatiens OF learning, well sus-
|tained. We make. this truthful assertion
by way Of calling The attention Of persons
at q distance, ss well as cur own eitiEsns,
10 The array Of talent and competency that
4 may be found in the schools Of this Plsss
at fhe present time. No town q its sire,
Ne venture 70 assert. can present such sd-
vsutsees 10 the scholar a. can Dallas.
wild four or Eve really FIRST class soh05ls,
81 under charge q teachers Of seknoEl-
|edged ability and sxIeIitnee. We ofsr 20
he Surrounding euanfies as Eopl u nsf
sfesssr, facilities or he sducutiuu q fhs
Tyo1ns ban can ts torHi anyEhsIs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 wILLSELl., on very reasonable terms,
II acres OF Land, situated between the
Mckinney road aud the laads purchased
by the Prcsby terrain Church for n college in
the corporate limits of nallas. This tract
has on il several very beautiful building
situations, overlooking the entire town.
Those wishing to purchase should apply to
7. c. JORDAN,
ut the Office Of Burford, Good s Jordan.
Dallas, May ., lS6S-.3i:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
=. =. JONES, C.C.C.D.C,I
TARHASF COUNTY.

TAKEN tf ~ JUhn o. funis, and rsiTsyid 10
fore Jas n, saith, J, q, fTtinri Ne s, e fATTsnl
ouaniy, un The let lay ~ lanu isss, Vne hLAth,
MARE, ahoHt years old, ~ hands high star in GIs
head len hind f,-,i shiis aud saH,e shiIs on ihs
right E,oi, Appraisal a. 80.
TAKEN urLy nAIti Isnsh.Tty, ami T.iTsy 4 -
faTr la, X, AilUH 4, hT faTFsht e'aniy, go ihs
slih day IT May, sa- NAY HORN roxy, aloai u
hAnds hish, wars I'D, branded u ~ ~ thn ril
shoulder. Appraised a. sts,
o. II, Known, Cik, c, q, 7, q, Twas,
by N, \, nH"sN, b'puIy, iiiu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

BY a tabular statement, we sec
that the Georgia Legislature is COM
posed as follows: The Senate is com
posed of AZ members divided thus
3 negroes, all radicals: 20 white
radicals; 10 democrats. The House
consists of 40 members, classed
thus-35 negroes, all radicals; Sc
white radicals; 80 democrats. 1t
will bcseen by this that tho demo
Gratis have majority of 4 on joint
ballot, and can, with proper man
agement easily elect their Senators.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

No. Reynolds Gymnasium and Men
agerie Of Living Beasts and Birds, gave
two exhibitions in this place during the
, present week, to very large and apprecia-
tive audiences. This exhibition is much
more than an average travelling company,
particularly are the Mexican Juvenile
Gymnasts we'll skilled in their perfor-
mances, and the feats of Legerdemain by
the Mage do Oriento, wonderful and unri-
vailed. Take the performances altogether
they give very general satisfaction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
N.Y. We call attention In tho odvert;,

16" We call attention to the advertise
nent Of Mrs. Lou. COrGnANoUR, who will
commence the seventh session of her Fe-
male school, on the 7th of September next,
at the old Brick School-IIousc on Main
street, the session 10 comprise twenty
weeks from that date.
Mrs. G. is SO well known to our citizens
rs teacher, that we deem it useless to
more than call attention to the announce
ment.
For terms, &c., SEQ advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

wGsHISGT0s, July 3.-Ths Corruption
Committees rsport covers ever twenty col
INNS Whom positive facts OF assertions
The report lsb0rs 10 sbov the probability
hat the money vas raised sbd used 10 &C
quit johnson. The arnouui 81 dirt thrown
Is arnsTing. Scarcely friend eff Pres
idsni Or promiasui political cTToHent es-
rsped.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
TIE EMIssARIEs APPOINTED

TIE EMIssARIEs APPOINTED
THEIR DEPARTURE. On Monday as
will be seen by our report oftho pro-
cecdings of the Convention, the re-
solution, appointing Morgan Ham
ilton and Judge Caldwell to go on
to Washington, with the report OF
the Committed on Lawlessncss and
Crime, and procure from tho Con-
gress the appointment of registrars
and tho authority to arm a negro
militia, with other deviltries similar,
was put through after spirited
debate, and to-day, it is understood,
the emissaries of the Convention
start on their journey. The few
conservatives did what they could
to prevent this browning outrage
We learn that Judge Evans ofTitus
made a forcible and pointed speech
against the whole measure, denounc-
ing it as the work of demagogues.-
Armstrong of Jasper spoke with
his usual strong sense and straight
forward manner, showing, from the
face of the report, its unreliable
character. Sorrell repealed with
much spirit the assaults against the
people of his district, made by tho
notorious Lippard, the negro lead
or at Cottin Gin, who in the course
of his remarks, had displayed the
bloody belt of Capt. Culver, like a
second Mark Anthony with the
garments of the dead Caesar He
explained the manner of Culvcr's
death and showed that his constu-
cnts were not accountable for it
II had been brought on by his own
conduct. The debate on the part
of the conservatives was closed by
Mr.. Mullins ofCherokee with an able
and eloquent protest. Other gen
tlemen may have spoken on that
side but their names have not been
10 us. We should be
glad, as soon as we can get them,
to lay these speeches before the pub
lie. All was in vain. The work of
iniquity was accomplished, and now
the two most dangerous partizans
of the Convention, yacobins both,
are on their way to Washington TO
complete the black-heartcd design
to ruin the State. We believe they
will fail. They will be met in
by men who know
them we'll and will lay their wick
sdness barc.-TState Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

s<S-i have = fret rate, RsS, meiium 81
Isi, Ore aud LuTslaT-prSaf lTon safe, which
sill be sold los 10 a cash suslsIasT, il early
application is uaais,
NJ SNISDEIls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

B.SSaLssTitsFs 90 ihs ilsAArR in i4sa-
easter sHi EieiRiiy, saa settle their sue-
soTiPiiess siih kossGT bEvEHfkT"S, ksa,
q The kTn 4 BreiLsTtsH a Co. che Is daily
saiLsTisei 10 receive sni Tsesip' for Any
nSRsys due the Herald Ofhos,
60 h Il, etstiAG, ksa, hsssisn lassT~hos
onss ha-sisa, TIA ~ L. 40 ssihsIiIsa sfrhi 80
Ias IAsilss nrEala. MA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
Nofice or FINAL settlement.
Adminisfrafors. Notice.

HAVING been appointed administrator
Ill Dc bonn non Of the estate q John &.
Andrews. deceased, By the County Court Of
Tarrnut County. ~ TIE May Tern, 1858 Of
sid Cgurt, al persons having claims
.-sinsf sid estate are hereby noiihed %
present fhem, as the iav dirrcfs, and al
r-rsons inashied - saiJ estate VII save
cosi " isnfncdiafe rsatnlent
3 TERRY. Admirisfraiar-
June 3 l95s-595v Triuisl Zee = =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
nIPrISr CIIURCII

sos- A Democratic Club Is being formed
In this place, and meeting will be held
for organization on Monday night next,
the Goth inst. At the Court House.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

Tie frst lcf ofneE Virginia wheat
sold IN RiehmOsd On The ZIth uit-
a = pr bssLel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

WIN contract fnr any Kind Of work In his line Al Nv
Ing prices VIII ai-o make estimates, furnish Ilsns
aud specifications g.: dwellings aud public buildings
Feb. ~, lsGs-2i;ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

METHODIST CHURCH,
There gill 10 . chuTeh meeting On this
fSa,ari.yl evening, At eahdle-lighling,
Preaching al l0s o'clock, a, n, and At
night, To- moTrOw tsand.y,l the lslh July
Old SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN,
We are requested TO give notice that the
told SCHOOL, Presbyterian Church ~ill hold
service al the Court House Ia Dallas, on
Saturday nighi neat, the 18th inst, At early
saaile-lighi, aud continue several days,
Ga sabbath morning, the 2Ilh, = church
organization will take place, Rev, saml,
A, King snd several others are expected TO
be present aud will othieiaie,
BAPTIST CHURCH.
IN Rev, WI, BEows, Of the Missionary
Baptist Church, will prseh at the Masonic
Hall, in Dallas, on the iIh Sunday In each
monih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
Dallas Iirrald.
HOME IrEMs AND HAPPENINGS,
NnW 6ooHs,

IA flla.inE 80 Rssks stn o. flaana tsls o.
a. asfsia oarz, 81 a. FFtsss A-A.rt;
Ia "a tlaaEssif - a tifa- Y isisnrsslll Asfk
90, - q 4. tAtasg, -zaslssss tasains, 81 hall
salt . naTFFnry-
rsis- IA = gsasTsss ps'i', - i'Tssua, o. ~,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14

Rs aud tsins 3ttt mssr. Fa ale Hssl,ae &rant.
bsirn anjut. aumsn, ui&t 3ttt. aas 1.aftlftsn
aus,uiaSrsn unn ale &tsin,Si.itIn aus,utldnAsn.
Ssr Sxri&sn =, bait ibr snfans.n 2 Das Saus-
mittd if vrar bitter, a6sr 60 silft sswib."
81 fsn SunsirausR iast hT amstlaniiAt
Bauer; vSAr RiDdsn, w,nn isr niAt unsladli&
wsrosn, q rsa BsitrIfab tUumsn woQt ia sursr
,utanftissn Gts, 10 wdklt su& nwr tinsn @u6is-
ednsn. @mn itr su6 sc1srstn MOTT, 70 isht IA
niat auf sspi&ste 5aars, Jam mtne esisisl uul
ni&t aufs it6ne 1aH3en uni 8titcn. 2san ikl
tuG tintn NauR wdtlsn wOqt oreE stnsr I'M
su& fraSt, 70 ikt rarauf, Of Is Gin idar 8au g
10, isr itl6tr germ a%rbtitst; os's Gin ftibiss'
9ansvsrtfmaun. tr lstsr i&aft ale dtr bart
3sitsm Hast; rb's elmer n, en fsin StrnnSssr
Strwaltsn unD sswtnnsn Tam; irast sarnaa. d
Bel tim Rte @oAs feds Rsrftass uns sn SOnntai
lat. Sf's 10 elmer. tsn nssnt, rtr tam Bsib un'
&inp sruabnn. Sem sinmaI ale Suna'rausl
,uiammsntaIt.n une nas g1dDissans,r. SammIs'
gwiSruraisr usra&ten unit ~atialrsn Iaatn. Mir
ras 5ssr Der 1Fafsrtrst.s aImdbiis ssri&pinnm
wte Il. BtUl4 rsnn's 0Inisr rirs's ritrsr gu
i'm Same. 9abt itr tas Rnspt . r~tanesn II
Sunstausu ? Is II ia niat aystustsrIatsin. rn
TEN gut fsLti&"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
Prospectus
1Junng gadis Selett Sehool.

The School opens on the first Monday
of September and closes in July.
Pupils are received into it from the age
of five years upwards.
The school is divided into two Depart.
ments, each conducted by competent teach
ers, the Select and the General De-
partment, to enable such parents as are
less gifted with financial means, to give
10 their daughters a solid education, the
course of instruction being the same as
in the Select Department., simply not in
Guiding the more ornamental branches and
sciences.
The course of instruction comprises the
english and german language, Orthogra-
ply, Reading, plain and ornamental Writ
ing, Grammar, Composition, ancient and
modern Geography, sacred and profane
History, natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Botany, Arithmetic. BUok-kee9inc and re
morally all those science tausht in Aca-
denies.
Vocal music and and pain needlo werk
are comprised in the course of Tuition.
The Lady Teachers of the Institute Con-
slider it a sacred duly to watch with ma
ternal solicitude over their youthful charge
guiding them by reason and sweetly and
SeHIly IHS'IlilDS lilo lnelr neaftS q love
and relish for whatever is virtuous and
upright, cultivating their intellect and
judgement, imparting to them sound prin-
ciples, forming them to polite manner
and to every thing that can adorn a young
lady and make her IN accomplished and
useful member of society.
No direct religious influence is exer-
cised over the pupils, but for orders sake
all must conform to The exterior reguIa-
tons of the school.
Fer the beginning of October the Insti-
ute will be prepared TO receive boarders
into the new and spacious building erected
for that purpose, for the accommodation OF
such parents that desire 10 give to their
daughters a more thorough and finished
education. The Boarders enjoy the bene6,
of special care and instruction to further
their improvement. Night and day the,
are watched over with maternal vigilance
forms: payable in advance.
Board and Tuition; per session or the fourtl
part Of the school year $1,000
Select Day-Schoiars ;, so
Scholars in General Department,
per month l.Ol
Instrumental Music at the Teachers
charges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
Alpine Bitters!

2ieier %tefannts unr lebr tslistte Bitter rirr
ron 0urssln unc 8rduusr, rrslff in rem @st,r.
gen rer S6ireis ssIammslt pstrsn, %bsreltst, ries
Isltsn liue an unp Iur iih iturlus. teliBsn %inrsiitn
runrerrcte 81 iunr belt l~tdrtInrs gleenl6aittn
pslds 5auptidtlit in alien Saueu ron 3 ispsp
ia, @ppstitofgtsit, SOrtrennsn,
Nasen 6 ~ a It (, 9 hwtmpel, NsrDU-
/ t6t, &plit tYterii6 unr tppphou
pri de Be Gmerpsn lcmie IN altn Gllsn
prn y eitli6fr 9rtilitdt, wirfIam linr.
Tsrner III Ger Nlvins- giltera en ausa3titustss
Mttts sesen &altef 6istsr, Cholera.
6 telerine. &c.
Gt 2pis in eitfsn gsnauntcn 6dlsn 1T Elm
| GblD1el Yca rrsimal rpr rtm GTen, auA mshrer!e
male r,n Sag iitsr eenCmmen. je ra6rem &c Gle
5siti9teit prer Iausr RES urtels ~er'prrert.
Gislfs Bitter 1T iIr Gamen prsr iclte Yeric
nsn, relts tsinsu @sin rrsr Qiqusre lisbsn, NOT
~ ensiltlen.
Gts irrtssistts mad tnrs RaGiraae fir rtei.i
nassmsin ropulars rwrOpdilGe Wittel BAT bic TN
tsrisi&nsttn ~ttHpasn. Nsenteu In alien Sbeilrr
FER Union gu s%rnsnnen, welGe SeReGunsen prpmpl
ausfntrsn wsrrsn.
6~urntmann& So.
Adstniss Gsenten pnr Smpcrtsurt
tlr tie Ser. Stantsn UNI Canada,
8 Gsrar st. q. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
HERMANN, MO.
9unag gaaies
SELECT SCHOOL.

Die S&ule pirs am stlsn @rntus TN Ssps
tsmttr erSTnet.
3Gslinss rpsrpsn rarin Int Utter RON 3 Saersr
uns rariber aufsencmmen.
Die SGule III In awsi Attheilun9en settsilt,
rte t~eisnrere unp ris ette crsr alsemetnf, jsre
BON ecmpetenten Qstrern sslettst, UNI audi ben
wfnieer 8srnittslten @eleeenbsit gu ttetsn. ttren
56Gteru zine iclire grsictuns 81 ssben, trnsni
Der rlnterri6t IN Ger letteren Qbtbetlung, NIT
Nnsnatrne Ter tlos tinftlifen unp lururtren
3meiss gang rtrislte 1T wis in Der te|onrersn.
Der 2e9rfurs taft RE englii&e unp r.ull&e
SpraGe In f& unp sritrsdt fa aussrrsm iter
irlsenre neutrality-suspicious., ais: Srttoara>
pbie, Competition, &sisn, einfaG unr SGbnl trei.
ten, @rammatif, alte UNI neue Geographic, BET
ltse unp seprbnIiGe @elti6te, NaturptilufppGie,
Gtsuie, gotanit. @~rittmstie, Bu6baltuns urr
utsrbaupt aas rt'jenissu 8i1sni4aftsn. wsl&e in
rlhen anfaltfn selebrt rrstren.
Gsanssuntsrri6t unp stnfaGs Nabar6dt fnp
i'm 9striurs intssri6su.
Sic 2sbrrinnsn pss Snitituts bstraftsn IS
ais cine teiliss Yfi6t, nit miterltGsr @orjitt
uter ttre tussnSlittn gasSlin9e gu MAIDEN, ls
purh Ternunftsrinse 3u lsiten unp tn itrsn
5srssn rurG ltshrsite unp lanftc grmapnunaen
9tsbe CUR 5uSsnp unp Re6h&aHsnbeit at erpes
den, ibre Gdbisfsiten ;u entridsln, linen aeiunrs
9runridse unp Elm riGttSes llrttsil eiasufGBsn
unp fs t5ai6e @anisrtn unp Aass au letreu,
mas einsm iun9sn Brausnaimuier ;ur 3ierre ees
rsi&t unp fe gu einsm pUatcmmfnen unp nasli-
den @itslisr rsr @eeai6aft naGt.
Sein rtrettsr r~slisiSier Gtnfub pirD aai bic
3Tslinse einseFr6t. utsr Ter Srpnuns ipessr
bahsn f6 Gle ZEN 8sssln rss Snitituts gu III
gen.
Mit Gnfans October mire tie @nRals tsrei
iein, S%Oarrins S&Ilsr In ras sissns gu 3psd
/, erst6tste nsue lnp 9srdus1iSe @staupe ~aui3unsb
men. sur ACCOMMODATION rerjenigen gltsrn, wsl6
ihreu 3D6tern cine srInrlite unp SUaeunste Bill
run9 gu 9sben wlnlfsn. Die &pfiGIler ae
nie6en rsn 8orsus teiunpersr S%sauiiftisuns UNI
untsrrtfts. UNI itre 6crtifritte gu tsiGrrsrn. -
lag unc ya6t rpirt iter ~rieieltsn NIT mltterlihs
gesiiat sema&t.
I Bebin9un9en:
llnbssinste 8~oraustsabluns.
8oa unp untsrridt per QuartaI $500
Sas-SGulsr iGr re tIbere 8laGt So
S&ultr I. ,. LITE prer alsemeinr 4t<
tbsiluns, per MOnat To-
S%nfrumental Ruit (Bprreruns res ret. 0ebrsr
Grtra>G Il bren:
Cir iran;Iff&e Spra6e, per auartal $40
3cthnen unr Ialsn in @a6srfartsn,
. per Auartal $50
Nalen IN Seliarten $40
etidsrsi aui e,iumonr, Sud-, ssire,
III 0Ulr rrn Silter, per Suartal $40
&unitlite Slume gu MAIDEN y $40
Gltern une grrmiineer Wereen bG1ih1 eriud
: itrs Snaten unc GGttr iettlt FER @orfetsr ri
Ter anltalt rcrsutelrn.
Ssiu&lunren IUr gltern in FER Na6tari6aT:
pom 8 lis 8 llAr gormittass unp Sou 4 tts
n utr Natmittaas.
d @cn aarn !3palinssn mtrr untsrinstsr Gstp,
y Jam, GIeib unu NuInsrtiamtsit, Rsinlitteit III
bTfi&ss, anitanpisss Setras,n s~siUrrert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
A OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade. 20.

LII Gne county court Ter the county
of Gasconadc, February term 1865.
Now al this day comes F. FL. Welkiug
admir-. of the Estate of Henry Smith decd
presents to the court his petitinn,
praying for the sale Of the real estate
of said deceased, or 80 much thereof, as shall
be suficlentto pay and satisfy the debls due
by said estate and yet unpaid for want Of
sufficient assets, accompanied by the &C.
lists, inventories and afidayits, as
by law required. On examination whereof
it is ordered, that all persons Interested in
the estate of said deceased, be notified that
application as aforesaid has bedn made and
that unless the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the next term of this court, 10 be be-
gun and held on the I'd Monday in May
next, an order will be made to sell
the real estate aforesaid, or so much there
of, as shall be sufficient to pay and satisfy
the debts due by said estate as afe resaid,
And it is further ordered, that q copy Of
this order be published according 10 law
STATE OF Missouri,
County of Gasconade,
-. /, Edward Kehr, Clerk Of
the County Court-of the County and State
aforesaid, certify that the foregoing is .
true copy from the records of said court in
my office.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of said court, Of Office, in
(L.S.) the COUNTY aforesaid, this 18th
day of February A. ID. 1858.
EDWARD KEHR, Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
EXTRA CHARGEs.

Extra CHARGES.
French Language, FER sessi.n s4,e8
Drawing and IaInting in water CO.
lours 400
Painting in Oil colours AGO
Embrosdering on linen, cloth, silk,
IN gold or silver SEQ
Making of artificial foMers 400
Parents and Guardians are respectfully
requested themselves 10 present The ir
daughters to the Lady Teacher.
Hours for admission from 8 to 8 A. d.
and from A to 5 p. M.
OF ALL the pupils unconditional deci.
hty, diligence, duplication to seIfimprore
ment' cleanliness and polite b. haviour are
required.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14

81.
Ger 3p,d Res gsrtns III RE BsiSte.-
ruus pss @,tn., Diff unp adsrtau.s, 8srset-
lung rG 6austtise unp CsrsoQlcma,nuns Ter
lant ptrttiAuitll&tn @srltbs.
SO.
Tis 9samtsn tse Hnsins irusn tsfsSsn aus
tinsm Y,aitsntsn, ,insm giet-DrdFpsnten. sintm
Ssrctar, einsm SGosmtilt Ter unp rrei Girsttcs
rem, wslte jabrliG ssrdblt rsrrsn unp i6r @mt
7rDaItsn i0asn, 'tis ibrs Na&icIssr sswatlt, tbr
Gmt ansHrstsn uns itrs Biaer unp gsrsirs-
Gissntbam itrsn Na&iOlssrn atSeItsiert tatsn.
So.
g iea BIZ TEi&t res YraHrsnt. n iein, rem gOr-
fig lei antn SuiamrIunss res gtrsine su lib
Itn, Dtrnuns 81 stbalsr. tie prrlisstuesn ""
i&aits tstannt gu MAIDEN, npttiSs Gcmmittssn ia
srntnnsn unr rstsn SstiGte sntJsssn gu asbmsn
ts Grass atsr mt rllitts SOri4ldse su Fsusn,
uns i'm GaIs rinsr StimmsnSlei6beit Zen illus
IGlas 81 ssbtn, Grtra.g n iammlunssn mad gut<
tsI MT sn ussl AMI 8,rlanssn son rsntslsns lin
@iitslisrsrn pur& STsnilife an,tise ja tsruisn
zen 3sit su Git rtm Gsrtin icl&s @ittbsilunSsa
lu maGsu, ais Ct iIr isTm Notliabrt sseisnsr
sradtst, umr i~tsrhaupt RE sstrsultds GrialunS
Fer btfrtsnrm Nssulatiuam nnO Nsbspssfse 3u
iibsrra&sn. Or fol- als R;&nuuSsn unp Jurrss
nnssn ssssn rm gesin, na&rsm iul4s pom
s~smisltsm sntSstsissu Fno. tssIautissn. IT iuu
eas SisSsl tswabrsn uni ale Certificate fir Gt'
Vsn. GRitsIisrsr. irwis iDlHs, wsI&s siusm Yss'
MUM bstSsIlst oesr als Grmuntsruns ron rem
Ssrsin Ssmanesn sussraGt rstrsn. sst&nsn.
-.
in atwsisnt.t sss Yrdfssntsn ~atsrnimmt BEL
8iesptaFrrmt ale gs&ts uns gfi&hn tss gral.
rsntsn In Grmans,luns Ssirsr srwablt bic Der
iammlunS am6 Sttmmnmtbrtsit sinsn YraR
rsnten pro tsmpore.
So.
Ter Ssfr.tlr isI ale g',teie unb gasters
lnr GCrrsvUnr eng Sss gnsins s~stSrsne, auIts
wasrsn uno sIstGiaQs ali 9itlicttstar risn.n
Brittle, Ten Ssrsin lstrsfsn., f&rsitt CT nur In
ssU'Tass r's Gersins, nit 0intn lss prafrsn
ten Stsr tr Girsltpnn; CT smpidnsi unp lieR al
Wafters bic fir ten 8srsin ,~inlaui.u, gilt &c,
Yrdftsntsn faoUn @ctis Hnr psriist Farther, nj
Ger gsrsin stsr RE Msbsnsstbs teRinn,en nh
cen. g. iatst rim usslma5isss Srctotua III,
tis Ssrtantlunssn bee gsrsins, sr ssssn,si&u
aue GsrtFsat', rslHs pom Sem S.rein ausaea,
ZEN psrssn. i'Uie aud tie 3stlunssanwsijuns.
an rm SessmsiRsr; CT iltrt Gin gan, ssnau.
Ssrasi&nis ausr @itsliss,r sss ssrsins unp ass.
lisisrt ati&rIittn Ia ron ben ;3at ,a 3.it an /.
S&asmstRer.
6.
Ter S4asmsiNtr ~smpidnst ale Gels.r, psla
fem N'rsin aus irssne einsr Susue sufisssn
@sllss VsratiOlst CT nur asssn 3aplnnssan psi
Jung. pom vraElsntsn ttsIautist uns pom Gel
Ntar ssSsHSnFtanH; sr fsat iii: V:rv ,ltun, fl,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-14
9euNde Slider afer Nrf.

Spurnel, uut 3sititriftfn lisftre ID gu ten
tiaiaasM Drsiftn Gatalese cratic.
au& jude i'd gu ben aiHRisltn DteinsuHssR
Aasutfn, eHtfritenttn. Samml.r une Ntiients
in aaeR Sbtilsa tr tintcn.
6. Ststssr 10 Nsw ysh.
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unstitMtiun
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@1aepnabe Counts
@audwirthsthaftlifhsn
9Rreins.

SReOrpOttrt an 80. SUM- 1857.
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Ter S&asmtiFtr smsidnst ale GsIpsr, wsISs
Fem N'rsin aus irssne einsr Susns suaisssn;
@slisr ssratiOlst CT nur a.ssn 3arlhnssan p,ie
Jung. pom vraftsntm ttslautist UNI pom Set.
Fstsr s'SsHJrFtaHfi sr fsal III: g:rp ,ltunJ fl,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-A Washington dis.
patch states that the Indian Peace Commits
sion meets in Chicago on the 18th of DC
tober. Commissioned Taylor, Of the Indian
Bureau. who is now IN Minnesota, will
meet he Commission In Chicago on his
Way 10 Washington. TIE meeting Of this
Commission, o. which be Is member, is
one o; the reasons given by Ger. Sherman
for rot attending the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention in Philadephia.
The number OF deaths last week IN this
city WAS l52-s decrease OF five over the pre-
ccedipg week,
No evidence of cattle disease: has been
found in cattle slaughtered during The past
wsek tor consnm ption IN this city.
Contrary 10 general expectation the cor
ner on corn has not yet been broken Sale
have been made for tomorrow at Fl Ge09
o. At one Tins to-day the price Teache q
sll5
The President Of the Board Of Trate. Mr.
&. V. Robbins, has failed, with Liabilities
amounting 10 between $75. 900 to $1CO 600.
The cause Ot bis suspension is attributed T. Q
the corner. Dir. Robbins to-day sent IN hi
resignation A. President Of the BOARD, but 1t
is doubtful whether IL viii be accepted.
Two freight trains colided on the Pitts
burgh and IT. Wayne Railroad, 50 miles
east Of this city, smashing several cars.
Mr.. John Devours, the conductor, had his
leg broker.