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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
From M.smillan's NsssIihs, go
THE ,iA>GO TREE



yIe uilsI me through the furry sFai'
lie wilel me dawn the sandy lah'
lie told his koy's love, soii ani OIL,
Until told mihs again
We married, and Es sailed the malh
A soldier, aud = soldiers wife, .lal.
WemaTehel through many ahuThlng i'S'e 3
Ne sighed for many gallant life
Hut hi.-GOi sept il safe from h"rn' l
m. toiIed Aud dared, aud command
And ih5ss three stripes upon his aFm
Mere G5ss to me Than gold OF lAhi'
Sure hs would win some great rsnown
our lives we're strong, our hearts Wefs
high.
One night the fever struck him devn'
/ sal, aud stared, aud saw hira de
I had his ehlldren-One, two, lhtes,
Ons week I had them, hlithe aud sound
Tho next-benenih this mango tree
By him in barrsek bnryins'sr"und'
| sit beneath the mango shade
1 live my fiye year, life all Ger
Rouni wonder stem, his children played
lilo mounted guard at yonder dodf
TT. !, not they, am gone and dead. ,s,l
They live thsy know shey fseii the?
Their spirits light We golden shade
Beneath the giant range tree
All things, save, are full OF life; "a
The minus, pluming velvet breasisi
The monkeys, in, their foolish strife ir,...
The swo6ping hawks, the swinging nea's'
The lizards hasking on the soil, ,,,,..
The butterflies who sun their vingS
The hcss about their household to!l,bt,,..
They liRe, they love, the blissfni 'h'nSS'
Each tender purple mango shoot, .r,
That folds aBi aroops so bashful down,
IL lives: il sucks some hidden root,
u sears at last broad green crown
II blossoms: and tho chiltreh .ssy-
"watch when the mango afples fall
II lives: but r1otless, frIitlesS In
brcathc thd irGdh! and thds 10 III
Thus am I dead ba, Cannot die
But still within my foolish Brain
There hangs pale bly, evening sky
A furry croft; sandy lane.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

A vory interesting decision has
recently been msdo By they irgipia
Court Of appeals, which is thus ro-
The he yirsiia,ia Court of Appeals
has cxpr} }5sed On opinion upon in
toxicatiph affecting responsibility
for Grille. A man was tried for
mutdcr in tho first degrees Tho
counsel held that ho could not,
Whom under th9 influence Of liquor,
have a pre;nqditated purpose. The
Court Of Appeals, to which the case
was taken, reviewed Che whole doc
trinc c. drunlsenesg las affecting
crinyo, sustained 80 views Of tho
counsel for prisoner, that drupkep-
ness is a proper subject p be tRfel
into. consideration in determining
Whether a man is guilty Of murder
in the first degree, the requisite of
which .is YilIf4lncss, ,,acliberGtion
and prelaeditation. TIE cou:theld
the doctrine that voluntary drunk
eness was no excuse for crime, even
if insanity be prsducef, if the in.
sanity bo the. immediate result OF
the use of fliquor. If, however, in
sanity be remotely the, result Of tho
use Of Intoxicating liquors, then 1t
il en- excuse for crime. ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

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"o.'t0 sI~'l" 90 ,.''., oo'e' '0' ''n'
snv n''ep'9 ,l'S y; IT, i,Ioe"sI ,I' ~ -.
stance % .. u F'Tttt'n '"p 10, '"JpsaNs.'
VI r.gu'n'ea ',p4tsy, ~. r. ".IS s;{;,: KY,
ing lor tno ,., ,"v. ' "usIy = .r%,,a W l., IT,
n"r"ro ,s ne's """Ti' 1;r;h;,,, ';,sO{.ei ~
iho?P'alh r""SGs' ILL.,; n'',"i"g !. ''.. ,,.
IIM y n".'o.a''1'e'' .t' asa y" '"0
WI: a'''.e"os o"' .;,, ;n'o ,,',, '",
'ne"se ', p.",s, t''Vr'nS ns WIN ,i,Iin;. t"y
'"o 'ss s:oA"VV y. ,,''.tf m"'.f "'',''Ui1' 80 ,;I
ana ,"Elt'"s Z? loS'""min !, NM, " , ,''t'
!tary mo''',to.,'e', ,,. "r :, 4 ~. nc uospo.,
!s''lS VI ''.' 'o'?'' Nv C.a.','Iues ',;si "'0
III srr"S "gs!ov Scosi"p'''I"' ,i Nv,
cPEsltlcs' "tIpnHIy.marhgu 'oca'
g2ycth'nem.H gy' u" . mSse :, a'. pSs"t"o" y, ~ ou'
ancestors 40 l'gTisss"ty !, iS.y 10 counter :
EA!i tho cohSp at,nS 'cnuehc'cS ol
tho centr"' $"r !orl'y' aha 10 Supply
the vans Y, aaoSo PnS slca. p"rll,
eTH %h'cn y -E?;'eosqu'c,' tesArGou as
1he cause y, .no "esro''ln's u; s, otns'H' ,,'
'tt|s, oHly Ny energetlc iocaI 'nuh';
e'f", ll'ea ,.I, l""I lne c current n OF IoMer
can De preTclteu iro''l i'o".as Wig. 'n'o
org, central ,1el;, cl'aanel al anu 'nus ,'a DO
coming Il ocso'a'Iog noou. ,!' !huecn'
inc only security ior lno t.ger''e'
OF 'his peoP'o ''e' III .io 'i'a'ito''-
ahce OF TINS luhdamohthl princ'Pie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

There is one fact very distress
ingly apparent: The negroes are
beginning to rcNlizc tho situ4tlon.--
The radical whites have not dealt
Justly by their eolorod brethron.- I
Fifty negroes to one white voter;
sixty whites 70 one negro Office hol-
der, is not the SQUARE thing. The
colofed man, as Senator Games
sa5s, i,.i is waking up. lie intends to
assert his authority, and demand
his rights. As he does :hc prime
pal voting he will tako to himself
tho principal office. We know
something, Of tha shrewdness of the
white radicals Who work tho wires
in this distrit!, but greatly doubt,
if they tricir or cajole Matt Gaines
or Dick, Nslson into the opinion
that colore,1 men should not vote
for colored men for oongrcss.-fhG
Age.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
a ca"Pari'od ina,i' no, o",

The soeentrir.lps Oi negro min
strelsy are enjoy / alike by Young
aud old bat a plR cracked at tbs
expense 0i hTrgi Gent Grant last
night By nan Bryant endman. re-
eeived such : hearty appreciation
ffOm those who Heard il that yc
give it % our reglera.
The man who r.uipulates the
cones, and who can b. called tl.5
S,owR OF tho company, was relating
n A's own way, tho, lF.umphan.
Waroh of tho Army of .he Emperor
Nll!lam into tho city Of Berlin.
llrlasisg with thorn the lophios OF
victory, aud tho evidences II their
valor L5,ag we'll known by tho
deeds az oomplishei in many hard
fought bS: les, tha people seemed
st a -, % Spow in what way =
give some ,,nl ,eR Of their regard Tor
the brave Hing who lei thcm 90 ef.
ten To victory, why" said she
:,ight Of burns cork, "thoy Offered
the old soldier houses, lots, gold,
silver, diauiials, sapphircs, ana
other valuablcs, hut ho refused
thom all. Presently hs thought %
Grant" At This Gngturc, as il d',
iining what was 20 follow, tho
I.adicncc .Cand d largo one, tool
,roLc into neal e. laughter, which
tcnloll, and took son'o
limo To suhduc, wlcn no further
continued, as follows "Why, The
..coplo worried tho old fellow so
lat, had it not hcer for the follow.
nE dispatch from rrosiiGn. Grant,
he would havo gone crazy;
NY Hear King Billi, Any of
.hSs5 presents being terlered you
.aG. yoa don't want send on to mo
have place TO put item. .
Tho hearty laugh that followed
tho troupe that they had
made decided hit, and ono worti :
.aptating,-[pa.riot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

A SICK WEpbING PAETr.-Th9
siclie8t wedding party on record
waa at Fort Dodge, Iowa, the other
evening. About two hundrel per
sons had been invited to celebrate
tho nup,ials Of n happy couple be-
longing to the f. +. VS.. About
nine o'clock they all sat down to n
sumptuous ropast, of which ice
cream was one OF the featurcs.-,
Nearly all partook ofth6 cream and
in about an hour afterwards three
fourths of. tho tWo hundred had to
he GdtYicd home in intense; agony,
tie town was aroused, all the doc.
tors summoned, and, CONSERVATION
was depicted on crycountcnancc.
The bride and groom were 50 ,ESck
they did not cnjoy any moro npp-
tials that night, GroanS and moan
ing w.oro heard in every RQuscholds
and it was evident that they all hatl az
been poisoned, 1t turned Oft that tha
confcationet, il making Che. cream,
had used q copper Refrigerator,
which he had failed Is clOGn prop.
crly, and that, doubtless, caused all
the trouble. Tho condition of many
of tho, victims was very prccarloH3
at last accounts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Whether wo estimate the, import
anco Of Railroads by the amount of
businosss transac ted by them, their
great value to tho country rs "a
means Of transit, the increase il val
uc of ZEAL estate by the Development
of resources along their lines, or by
the stnount Of capital inyostcd or
hands employed in opor4king them
there is no other interest or
branch of business thai at present
assumes the same Importance,
in this country, as. Railroads.&c..
Jonis Journal of Commerce,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
PRECAUTIONS.


NttrSiy}. !; " July fa.-Tho
n,ws of 4L,a Iiot in New York caus-
cd n greet sensation here. Orders
wcro = received by the arsenal keep
sr m 70 tfffio tEo srscnal and guard
II which wns ,.orc thouyh .here was
M NJ onnooran,fo ofIisorder here.
NEw yoRK, .Jul9 13.-C6i. Clark,
of,be 7tL Rcgiment. REPORTS that af-
ter tbe Oron9simen had rassod, a
shot Was fired killing Page, when
tho 9th Regiment commenced an
indiscr;, rliiirIete Hro without ordera.
ma ok Elj In AZ srowdinp the 7tb
m tho novement and firing kept
nm some limo. although an Adja-
tant besped IA, Col. Brain to hol,i
L;s @ 30 in vSRan' lho Seventh
Pcoimcnt reacbel' tito corner OF
9TtI s,rnet sevcraI SLOTS were firti
Taom tbo windowe A single shYt
rsos froJ ot tho w;nj,ow by a s1l.
Mar actin" nnder o;lders. Scyc.iai
49, shots were fired fi!om the sa;Ne
s,,nt Soveral voIletG. wcro then
arsJ into tho window This, Col.
dyrsrLo claim. was alI ,he firing
dino bv the Seventh.
Az Twan,v.sccond Heri,ient
al not fire n single GhoP The
hembers of tbe Ninth say that they
arod no sbot fill Young Pag3 was
J;llod
Several feellc attempts at riot
iSe during the night were easily
si,i,nnr.sscd
Rttbe ,loso Of the procession the
Oranremen, putting their regalia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

wHrcu.-Little six year old George,
hsgiis been instructed by his aunt Kate
TO ptag for papa, and being one evening
i1terrii]ted in his devotions, and told by
her tliat he must now pray for mamma,
reslied: Aunt Kate, you just hold your
horses now. Who's runnin' this prayer,
YOU or ms79 f.f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

III compliance with an order of the Hon
\. oraSIe District Court of Dallas coiiTtyi
riaac nt tho June term 1871, viii soil 10
tho highest. biddSt, on q credit Of six
i.onths, at the C6irt-house id pallas
county, on the fr5., Tuesday in August
ii5xt, all the right; TILE, interest and claim,
owned, held or posSc6scd, by the estate Of 7.
e. IIaw. in and to the following tracts 'oi
land
lGd acres, thc'onS-ha!t undivided of W.
Is. Heads.
$40 ncres, situated in Kaufman county,
about twelve miles Forth of the town OF
kaufman. ,..
ao7I acres, he undivided half of 4l5
acres, decided to Ilawpc & Miller, by T. NJ.
Wigginton, as Gitorney, out Of the D. Nc.
Fnrland tract and known rs tho Honey
SprihEs tract in Dallas county. Note with
two or ihore securities required cf the
purcRnstfs and lein retained nbSH, the
premiieS to secure the purchase money.
W. II. THOMAS, Admihistrai,6r
Debonis non of I. e. HgTpe, deSd.
July !, 1S7l-42:iw, 49, "a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
LAND FOR SALE.

vISHE Uhdcr5ighcd tc5irc5 TO SELL for
4 Ca5h IN, liafd; Il lot of 53l Acres of
land lylhg th,rce miles North of Dallas, a
part of the Ecclcr place, ~ acres of which
il in cultivation; also ~ acres of timber
ed lind $! miles South of Dallas; also 81
acres of imbcrcd land ! miles from the
Courthouse of Dallas, lying between the
Mckinney and Preston roads, fronting or
each road. For particulars apply t. The nt
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Fetlerj tiree
miles North of Dallas. ..,..,.
42:tf D 4 5cl FkANKHN BEELER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

The RepnblicAl, ,party has tum-
blsI down pieeGmeal, ridge-pole,
ROOT, raftcrs, ana walls Of the old
Constitution which housed our fb-
critics. The winds and rains beat
in upon us from every Quarter.
These architects Of ruin need not
hone By lusty screcching for guar
antecs Of permaneuce &c two or
three weathercocks they have set
up. to divert the Dcmocrgtic party
from ro, establishing the H-hole solid
structure of our goveTnment hnd
beaueathing it TO tho use and
habitstion of this and aaming gen
era.ions.-TN. Y. Wo-ll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

aGxArs.-R brother editor is mad be-
Gauss a coispositOr headed hii' editorial
" The Cha.hpagneOpcned," wien he wrote
THE CnmP Paign opened" Ne says that
printer is always thinking Of something to
drink.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

The hasst thing out down Bast in the
way Of customs rs widow parties in
which all the fOrlOrn ones assemble TO
club their bereavement. such parties are
sure 20 be lively ones-y0u beii
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

1
,Nh;le ii Dallas last week. W"
met,and shook the honest hans ut
JohniW. ST indclla, senior eliior' ct
the Herald, q mamwhose History II
so interviewer wi,l the lieGaId.anh
of the, city of DslE4a, th&t You can.
not scr. the one wi.Hout thinking -
the other. Wealao nlqt Mr.. Hnteiheh
the junior editor al that EaPsr,
whc acc;l$ionalIy,"courts tho MMqs.
and has written some pieces Of I'5t
ctry that parlt him rs r'a" 90
considerab,o gcnins. We ENgtct {"
learn thst his connection WA 'ho'
UcTmld ceased with thc. last isnnc.
ISherman Courier, July III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

A WORD 10 TnR RANcrRs,-No,-
withstanding, tho Ranger force Waf
a radical organization, Va feel il
incumbent upon Us. now that they
ARE discharged, to give them q few
warning words, 10 prevent them
from being Swindlcd out OF their
Just dues. by tho Davis strikers;
scEt out I0r the purpose for buying
up their claims against the State,
These strikers are authorized TO
use argument TO induce the Ran
gCra to dispose gCtncir pay accounts
10. whatever amount they, can get
for them, telling them that II may
be years before thCgo llhc money
in tho State Treasury sufficient To
pay oil their claims, and il is doubt
iul il they ever get anything at all.
There are also among Ms, the Davis
Shavcrs, ready 10 buy up all such
claims, at from forty 60 tiity cents
on tho dollar, MS soon rs the Ran
ger offers his claims for sale. II IL
well known inct that the frontier
tax has been levied AMI collected
throughout almost every county IL
the State, and that the greater pnr;
ton og SAID tax has already boon
forwarded from the diIIcrcnt coui..
ties to tho State Treasury. No&
tie little Davis game is this: -
soon rs all tho claims aro bought
up at less than half their value, the
claims will .bc paid off, and Davis
and his co.workors will nett the
neat little sum of about two hnn-
urcd thousand dollars of the Ran
gorS money.
We advise tho Rangers to hold
on to thoir claims, and not dispose
of them at any price less than their
face value. and as soon las it has
been asccriained by tho iiayis ring
that they can no longer owindlo the
Rangers out OF their claims, the
claims will bo paid off ut their face
value; hence VIC adyiso them TO hold
on to their clai:19.--L San &ntohlE
Herald. 10.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Judge l'.aektpgi decides that The
English su.ser,bers 10 "a. .0on sha,as
uf Erie stock, 'AusI have tho right
0i registration restored 20 ib3m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

A Mrs. Laura A. Harris was re
Gently tarred and feathsr9a BY the
chivalric young men OF Gr2onfield,
Massachusetts,, and left in that con-
dition in field. Lad this occurred
in the South, it would have been
held up in illustration of ."barhar,
ism" and the "hell-born Spirit oil
rebellion"-we believe that's ono oil
the standard terr3s.-Memphis AV-
alanche.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Col!.Susan d. Anthony says, man owes
woman everything" But it is not Susan
fault, for she has been trying for the last
forty years to seize his pantal6Sas for the
debt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

cenlya,cl al short notice, All prr-
slpS Wild wero arrested ~ilA arms
a ,se aomnllel fyr eNaIA'nai'on,
Tho Vthsrs Wero discharged,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

The sacrarherto Reporter says
that the people q the So7th r
member IIabcocl as a brave Cos in
battle, and as tlo generous .T5lsr
1@bo refused TO crash them when
his heel was placsdupOn their necks.
This is an echo uPon the racine 70
what was lately uttered by The NO
b1s Register On the Gulf-lSL Lou
= Irrraz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

. A Paris latter whose stock vas riddled
With buileis during the siege, noE sells
ibs daiB.ged hsis ai fabulous prices az
sou-snirs II 'hs va
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

A Hartford patisar sSas daotored for
r-ssss.s. typhoid fsvef, small PoN ard cry
sipsiEs. sll in four days, and still survives
ne srrissis 10 die Of old age
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

HHsapeek" is the name cf POsEoiaee
in Alexander couBtY, Ill. q does snail
busii;ess-the ma sls EYeid'iE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

horseback, Ancr waiting somo
time Tor the hand, lh. sold 'rrs lead
eI with bal. anl .ho procession
started,
The Orange procession 4 Jersey
City consisted Of q hundred and
iiity, similarly guarded,
Tho Terry -sOats Vert he'll IN the
river until tho character o. lho pas
seRgers were aseortainol, he Jer-
sey City procession was snlirely
unmolestoi. The New iogS pro-
cession wal assailed three tn, : up
to tho last alyices, At the corner
Of Twent, ,,hirl street aud Eighth
Avenue the troops were ordered to
iiro, About a dozen persons were
killed and wounded. One police
man was hhot dead. Col. Fisk was
wounded. and one man in the 9Th
regiment killed. t
l:i5 i. N.--A dispatch from the
Piflh Avenue Hotel Saya about =,
NJ. M tho troops woro passing down
Finh Avenue, when between iwcn'
Ly,iifth and Twcnty,siNth streets,
tho moh fired three shots ct them.
The military returned the fire, kill
ing cigh, and wouuding thirteen,
Two bOysand II lady wcrcShnt. Six
teen citizens In all were killed. on the
avoHuh. Three soldiers were killed,
Three .EinJrod Orangsmon passed
lcro about half hour ago through
qwenty-third street, aud down
Broadway, under n strong escort.
They We're chcercd in.passirg.
TmE LATEST
accounts give fifteen killed and
twenty wounded on Fifth Avenue.
Lieut.. Page, Of Fisk's regiment, is
m0rtally wounded. No c%act do
tails are obtainablc yet. ,..
Capt. Spencer, Of the Ninth Reg
intent, was killed by his own men
in Twonty.sixth etrect, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues. lilo
lad given The order TO fall back, be-
canto mixed in the crowd, and was
killed BIZ vollcy fired into tho RI
oters. The oficcrs of tho Ninth
Regiment wounded one man and
killed several, Thirty or forty Of
tho rioters were killed and wound
cd. .,
s p. M.-Thc fight at TEenty-
fourth street and Eighth Avenue
waa sovercr than ut first reported.
Over ono hundred and fifty Of the
mob arc believed to Eo. killed and
wounded. Among tho troops known
to be killed, besides those already
reported, are = Captain OF the Figh-
ty.fourtK and Two privatcs and ono
Sergeant Of the Ninth. Five Ncg-
imcnts ii, resting on ,thci: arms
near tho Cooper Institute. ..
10 F.M.-AboRt forty peG3ons were
killed during The riot to-day. The
total number ofwounded is unknown
but fifteen are known to ba mortalIy
woinied. In tho Sixteenth Pre-
ctnct there were sixteen dcaQ bodies
this evening. They were removed
to the Morguc d. the Nineteenth
Precinct.
there ;;orc four dead bodies at
thS Morguo, where there arc at
present forty bodies. Among those
recognized arc II. G, Page, of the
Ninth regiment, and tho advcrtis-
ing agent Of the Grand Opera House;
Charles Pcttct, Charles Ducklir,
and Mr.. Archibald. l., ...3y
Among tho killed. at the i&tetnth
Precinct Grc & won!a:i and child.
&ii ti.o otter dead are supposed p
10 rfoters. Coz. Fisk Of the Ninth
Eegllhent, was wounded IN tho
fight at Twenty-fourth street: Ills
anklo was broken. Capt. Spencer,
of the same regiment, was struck
at tNb sanIo Sine and seriously in
jureu.
Jl's'..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

"You have only yogrselfio please, =
said a Benedict To an old bachelor.
..Trne." replied be bat You cannot
teu me- wbst a difHcult task fnd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
40 ACRES or LAND,

ont of the n. Il. corner of the South half
of $40 acre survey in the name Of Wat:
Marks, =" tiickury Greek, in Dallas Coun-
ty, beloNsing to the E@ta'o of Watt MarSs'
dcceassG-the same being sold for the pGy..
Ineni Of debts due from said Estate. Siq
enle 10 hc to the highest hid'ier, ON credit
Of six months, the purchaser giving mtrt'
gage nd personal security for Repayment
Of tire tilrchasc money.
ABSNL0M POTTER,
Admir- of Watt Marks deceased.
fhly 18th, 1S7l.-4EGt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

vi istt r0nsrrrl 81 --7hut nesrr voters
-f.s-.If frs-r --srfar-s -sti-n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

il Crown Prince Fritz and his wife
arg, 10 visit Queen Victoria in En-
gland. tho Queen viii, doubtless bo
glad TO welcome Ter Honiu,lnm
daughtcr, and grand cnildroh.--,
Queen as she .is,. Victoria is good
and loving llothcr. Tho political,
signiiranco Of the visit, h2,Wcner,
coupled with the lI,ligQla,tG QUESTION
is vqrr important,g.n AND, no. doubt is
intqnacd to assure The roErtcsivo
natipna Of tho bcst friq feelings.
T2p Princess of Wales, Nowercr,
Thq is of the House of NoHmark,
VIII be 10th to welcGme the sitnro
I'm Of Gcrmany5 who bids f",F
in the increase Of his tmpiro to swal-
10" up little DFhmark, and, destroy
it's iudcpondeht nationality t'
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The IIaymasoIs beat m NODIa'
ais byp to-, a..
CLEvELANn, July ~, lilo i.od
Stockings, of Boston, lea. tho Tor
esls, Of the city Of Cleveland, 10y
l2 10 :.
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WORK FeR. WEDDINGS
fAMHY BAKERY.

aud viuns,sass kss1 90 harld IIGHT
BREAD. eAkys, UtfFgf, e.
. lie has rebuilt ibe old Oven, and
.l,aviu'g l,sl lag etrsk1sBot n ths busi
ness. be hoTss 70 give .ofsfflete saiisfso-
tion. The patrourfe ~ tht p1biis . res
recifuIly solicited
DsJias. TshT sig iib. lS7I--iM
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.'iveiS Description, oI ca. ait
ste Island = eroenS wsnts.

i correspondent Of ,hs ~ Mall
laS TO gives 10 hat journal ne tul
lowing Interesting avuaRnt oftheli In,
ile ls,and which ,'gTnany "a now
. tryln. 10 recover len Hnglaal,,
e. lso tho Helig0.sni question
has tlrnod up az in aud u few
words of description a.aY not leo
T.lLOIt Interest To ypRpr q Z ,rs, In
;Aeso d nuplaee like T. bnm,t.a hyo
0flho sgrih, lt is a lal,stl hMen
rs EIsalt uut II tho wat, a ,r.ih a
lanGb< pa onc side. On :.e 6ARd,
and pa.; ,0ftio way npthen'G ,atho
town, or rather village. IL waa,in
habited in iurWsrtimcs hy pilotsnnl
wreckcrs, but now they have degen-
cratod into lodglNg.houso kcrrcrs
'ileligoland is the tlargalc of Ham
burg, Thithcr ,t,eam tho Cl,iscns
of that rich city ramhlcaS roug,
strnor, (at least 'hry ,lid Sfhcu
E9 ,herc), aud 10 crsoy - sea
y ing. G.
There is u regular svNsoL IA thc
Fum q or months, and snirc,lncs mn.
ny "a Songors that arr brought in
tho stysm9r U.e ohIigui Ia sleep
IN bouu, and tc ,gV back ugEin--
lac, Island being ENs ivory house
probably takes IL luiGgrS, bnl then
tkc.e are not very many .huk'Es --
Tbs hathors ,rcsnrtto an.fsl, sring
sister isluud, waleltho
GoveUlr, it will hc .gCmcrr bored,
s1mo time stock, with rabbits,
which began eating -;p tho grass
that held the s1ni BAN. tocglhcr,,So
that tho lIclisolandcr; became III.
riCps, aud ,aIl.od Of Shaking off the
Hrglisl. yQkeM However,, the rah =.
bits wo.r allsn0t, and TIE islandeI
were pacihcl, aud Hothingmore
sad about !heit d! tris!&n |
tuition. :,
"Thcir language is Germ
they dctcst that nation moi IN
ihuu they do ourselves, lc
uot English, thorgh ,lqyhN En-
g!4h subjects. : -"' G5t Cor
man, though .h,y 6pcEt ,,erman.I
l'e% arc, ii aligaianacrs the noble,'
Of lvcatct beings all forrisrers are
iskiL which in their hcmcly Dialect
means dirt. The top q, tlre island
aili is fiat, and rs VOL "a { cnn re
about tho .lao'oC tho Green
Park. There isi woli En4Hn. sto-
ry ola man of tho fyrwesttapdthore
fore accustomed to see land only on
a large scale -wb@ paid visit to
England" '