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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-22

The First Congregational society, of Taunton,
mas declined 10 accept the resignation of Rev.
r. Israel, and has voted to raise S6966 by as
Sessment for current expenses.
Saturday, while a man named Edward Fitz-
gerald, of Fall River, was handling a loaded
pistol, II was accidentally discharged, and the
ball went through the right hand of man
named Brennan, causing very painful wound.
Mr. James Husband fell down in an epilentic
nj in the Taunton court house Friday AFTER
noon, and created considerable excitement, but
was at last revived, and will recover.
The editor OF the New Bedford Mercury is de-
llshted by the receipt of pMr of tiger sharks
jaws, which one Capt Merrill placed in his win.
dow the other day, In their frisky DAYS these
Jaws wcreb backed up by 5000 pounds of shark.
he was caught in fish trap at Nashewena, last
season
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-22
BARNsTABLE COUNTY.

A man named Morris Summers of Sandwi
dropped dead of heart disease while at work
his garden, Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-22

- FOR SALE-In Auburn, a Farm of
kAi about 6S acres Il of which is woodland, and VIII
k3g pay for the place; keep or cows and horse;
good buildings; about p of mile from school
" mile from depot. very cheap farm. Price S3lO0.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

J HHllNN WIN lhflNlNs towns Ah'i NlA'Ht httNNi
teamng with wealth md smiling witb pros
/ psri!y, till SON can staul with your back to
/ tho Rocky Mouutainaa and look ont upon the
/ country through which you have passed. Be.
! hold an empire creator IN sll ia material re
sources than ever bent u tho eonqucrog
eagles Of Napoleon Now York with her
boundlcsa commercial wealth and activity
/ Pennsylvania with her Mexlaustihlo supplies
Of coal, Of iron and Of OIL Illinois With her
hundred oolut,o, aud hor lWpdyod
Norml schools, uad more miles OF railway
than any othor state in The nnion, biHodd
with her mineral wealth. Indiana Iowa, and
Wisconsin and Ohio with their wou4rrial as
rieultHral resources, ates that are empiits
IN lhemselye. cities, that vie with the capital
of the oil word in population aud wealth, ana
all this vast territory teeming and sw Hing
with lie and progress, Aud whom You have
taken in tiiecAten. " This scene, rcmemh'f hat
yon stand bat In The center u the Republic
aud that Wow utmost equally magnificent
awaits him Wholly years hence fhal look
out upoE tho western slope OF the Continent
And remember HAT tie child is now born Nhc
will look back upou all this prosperity and
wealth a. bu, the fret faipt fush o! ITO morn
ing, compared With tie greatness which sure
~ awaits us IN tho future. Il was this great
ness ahd this future which the suppression ~
the Rebellion p-cs,r9el - u3 Aye. though
wo should pile thu hosu.ifll marble aud tao
sol granite tn ties sao'd reach the sAts yet
would it fail toeypros- the gratitude 10 owe
the brave men who -locp F.! sol lirrg graves.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
J2hn O'NrFell.s { Shows.

Norpb,isb oI.owhore fho alvar.
.,.rt of ,bs ,Lovn sLos h,.
80 o,r rooIo,s ,.,, Ioarp ~,
..r.,,hitit III pr,LGt,d ~ 1rnns
~ Jn,eo- slirht las',.;,.t,,1,
rlsris - lao saai, an r,at Ia,
ma, nr,,.o ar,iss tn Ln A..
Xxx r,.,.o ,,,,ooa,.;o', uLioI
rs mani, a mia in 80 transif
-gj.l w. n,,o ~ ,i'a g., ,.,....
l.., ~ no,,.,.,. ,,ha.}ison,,,yo
f.ha ,atns. ao, ,,.',., ,.,o,,ia,
Il. nronn,,J Srooi-h. rron To,t
or. y 4 yn',,,',., ,,.,l,,;'naa ann|,
ur.cs..ion - a,,nr lLa un,"N'D,
4,.Ir a'5 ,j,,,a.r'...;,. ma tI,,a,'.,,
,4. PARLIAMENTARY; ~ ,..'.. I'm,
0aar.,,- ~, ~. 49, ;.'..,,.t,..;.',. 1,l
v.., ,,,ni, a"S ,l'o nn.,,,o,,,''..,,,,,,,
s,.. ,,:., '''''' ~ 'o''''' ~, ~
rm,o, " 'It ~ ' ',,'j',, ~ ~,
,,.-,.. = -. - ,'' H.. w.. ~.
Ya ,ho a -, ~ ',',' '' a - n'o
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
L. O. MillonghhI,s Estate.

Ts'HA SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
1 e2 bvthe Honorable 'robJt" Court for
the ni-tri;t OF Bra lford CUmm sionurs. 10
receive. examine, ard adjust az claims and
dem2ad3 Of ala persons. against The estate of
L.&. Nillougloy late Of lAtttoai Ia said bis
iIict. decreased. representa-. lu~oiE'ut, and she
term Of SIS months from She Sd! day Of Jauc
l.52 being allowed hv sail Court to the credit
ors TT said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claim, before a.. Give notice. that
Sc Uill attend 20 The cutie. of our appoint
meut al ihr store q, j.. Iueas. Ihntforl Cen
ten. .iHly "a ai..i Probate Gi'iae il, NtwbJrY ia
said District on the iiii day Of December next,
81 10 o'clock, "a he forenoon, Of each Of sand
DAYS
IirSar v; B s.l,. Commissioners.
Newbury, june It'll, 4 u. ls'2,-ew3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
J. II. BENTON, JR.


GfaaR IfH'B: You viii not ofcourse
expect from me at this time what is
p0pularl y called an ora ion. Ii such
an cuort was proper on an OCCASION
like this, | have had neither the
time nor the opportunity TO prepare
tt. But TO me extended remark =
and carefully elaborated speeches
setm entirely out of place ia con
nectlOn with these ceremonies OF re.
spect 10 the departed. The beauti
tuI ritual OF yonr order is eloquent,
and tie simple ceremonies y0u have
performed have a voice above all
/ human speech. It's ia obScryances
Ike these that the Thoughtful mind
sees oHe Of the Sgrest guarantees Of
the perpetuity Of our government,
! and thc welfare OF our country.
Not SIMPLY the unn aiming parade
of holiday pageant they speak the
respect Of honest, patriotic hearts
Tor Che patriotic service, the devoted
! loyalty of those who gave their lives
| for The preservation OF the Union,
ana the salvation OF orr country.
| More than thls-they show that
however much we may differ rs 20
! questions OF political policy, and
however bitter may be the contests
as TO the proper management OF the
AFFAIRS % the Republic, the prcsegcG
ton Of the Republic is n m.ttcr up
| I 90
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

HtIXD0E'S FALLs.-The AcaGe,
10 this village has a fund of
40 raised hy The villagers when
baildinS was erected, some Is
ago.
4 rycrmau named Eewcuhsm
d CherrEyille, Ne.. was drowned
joIges Fails at 10 o'clock We'd
lay morAiog. lie had just fin.
Il easing his luncheon, wien a
eu OF the drive broke aWay,and
will anot&ey man went over the
70 The boats were on the other
T. and could not be reached in
-on 20 Save TINA, Ills conpau
=. being a swimmer, escaped.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
rae Grnnilcstnic Wiucrs,


'E'asr ssrsaniGC.s tD1c lgsseCrg.
= !" P"'p 'aHi, '"iopnHuu' Wdtr l'on
'"',7 ny "hIh R i"R v, oHf immaculate VII
'ti''N " t.N 'n''''Aloi Vuhh,lHe oil winch hit
'.'l''l =. IHH eb'iu, making u NtGftible
'.'t'' 'Hi Hi""' H'N''r hHU We HuToNi
i",i' ~ contain =. r. :, bg'''',f FhP'f"t
N' h.tlGiA WIN ny luhih lott NllulbtA Tor
ne cure on ,hose d'.rH-e5 arising from ihe
't'inAon. Whlei ~ iA"ri Ih'lN to|'l owoidor'o
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

NRWBURY.-Dr. II. s. Moves,
va formerly Principal Of New.
Seminary, died Of tine kidney
4ase al Evanston, Ill. on the 9TH
(. lie was at The timc Of his
n Professor Of Mathematics IN
NarthweStcra University at that
.oa. lie was a graduate al Wss-
University at MiddletoWu.Couu..
went west about seventeen SIS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

The butter mark et nj Sc. Adams
aesl9Y was quite active snd llrio.
9uGJp 10 tar, 20 to - cts; me-
7a to good, % to IS cent?; seIec
=, y, TO 81 cents,
Cheese 20 cents; none in market.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

Ila Grass crop this year viii lee
daat. The late rains have IN.
tasyd Il wonderfully.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

4 'e was q little man. and he
'.'tie gun, and his bu!iets were
.'S Of lroa, he shot a Hippo
, '"'s, likewise Rhinoceros. aud
'"th 10 The Shows Of O'Diien.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
GRANITE STATE
EslT"l' r. RS.
BLOOD PURIFIER.

wit Ctig liyLH coMriAtSrs. ArNnfee. pYs
.tIsiA, oG lNuGgsiIOH, CuNsruAIioS, M.
loCsNts~ Ash All pi.EN sEs AGGRAVATED a.
rBg lWftnlrY 90 TiI Rood.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

es nctu b ought 50 y wonderful degree o: porfec2
TIL. i ID
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

ia CJH3:!N.1 3hay ELgaHAHr,
" LfTfAr p LILLE. as ge'.'ie az q kitten and 70
far .fiHuif 9l1.e- a- O. f.lHstv.
~. utlt Ipn - --,ss n Do Fern in the yAriocS .
cl4c- III tts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23

least not bred TO medicine, tho lat
ter class being far tho most numer-
ous. AS u general thing; Indian
doctors, rs they call themselves,
know nothing whatever about In
dians; many ofthem nevcrsaw one.
But there is nothing strange in
medicine. Men have practiscd
medicine all thoir lives without en-
ioying the slightest acquaintance
with it.
Herb doctors arc popularity sup
posed to spend large portion OF
their time in meandering through
the fields culling herbs. Nothing
of tho sort. Lots of them wouldn't
know catnip from "pennyrile,' il
they saw them growing. They Gull
their herbs at the druggists.
There are lung doctors and doc
tors with very little lungs, although
tolerable livers. Doctors are good
livers as u general thing.
Tho throat doctor appears in q
variety of forms not strictly recog-
missed in medicine. The hangman
is the most thorough throat doctor
we haze, His remedy-a structure
of hemp-rarely fails to cure the
most obstinate throat difficulty.
Few persons have ever beon heard
to complain of their throats after
the first application.
Bar keepers are another variety
of throat doctors, whose mixtures;
also, are too familiar to many peo-
pic Cold water is the safest thing
for the throat as an application.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
DALLAS HER AID.
PUBLISHED EyEnY siroapAr.
ySO. W.sWINDEALS, Proprietor.


rrrrtEH4.
sus.ariptiOo, p.. a.num, IN aiyan'" '''"''-s, 81 81
4" Hls months, '''''--''''-- Oo
The a,.,vs rates arc In sPhclh.
ApyEuTIslEa--in Cnrrepry-ono sqnare 0on
inos OF s size type 81 ~ tor the hrst aud 10 cents
for each additional usc,i'on a..
ltS-Our oharrO for Rnunnncitl canddats inr
S,nts or O.,rct Oucc w $40, and for County IRE
enst oite, 81 50, pcyab. iarorta.y Dh'" he ""H'""S'
z.Et Il ih'-rtSd.
AGENTS.
Hsssps GrIrTiH& h HorrN6S, Advertising hgrn'e
NoIsnntl, Street, DAiTIHoRg. M. MEasns. Illos
TAgpREw / Co.. No. y Park Row, 9uiS d. rfTIns'
oiiiS CO., 81 Park Row, Now YoTE' and htsshs
Cor, WyTBEgILL 4 Co., No. e0l chsstnns sttos',
puiL LIDELpui, nre dnly authorized :" eon'rao, ,o'
advertisements for Insertion IN the DALLAS HERALD
.t our losta rates.
rB-Mcs,rs. pasbtolls Waters, ,naIkors, Kaufman
,re authorized agents Tor the HERALD In kaufman
so T. NJ. smrH, isl- At hawH'''-, psnts" oo
7, authorized ascnt for tho DkLuss HERALD IVY
money paid 10 him dion our aeSosht VIII 10 uN''
acknowledged hv ns,
suus11rl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
Treasury Statement.

We are in receipt Of the state
mcnt for November 1st Of the
Treasurer OF the United States.
The statistical tables arc interest
ing, as showing the general finan-
cial condition Of the United States
According 10 this statement, Abe
debt bearing interest in coin
amounts to sS02,Ol3,055 35; debt
bearing interest in lawful money.
sl99l5,478 30; debt bearing ne
interest, s44S,948, ,2OG 80; bonds
issued to the Pacific railway com
panies, interest payable in lawful
money, s65, 5,9l5,9 ,962 "a. Total, 81
22G, 1928 SO. Our additions en-
brace all the opportunities que 10
date There is Il difference OF So3.-
964, ,G21 81 in our additions of bis
own figures, and footing up of the
various items embraced within h's
report. We see that the Treasu-
rer has not addei tho bonds Issued
to tho Pacific railroad companies 10
his report of tho amount OF cur in
debtedncss. How is this Z! If those
bonds were legally issued and prop
erly signed, they ale as much the
debt Of the United States as any
norton of outstanding claims
against us. 1t is unpleasant 10
contemplate snch an amount OF in
debtedness as these calculations re-
veal. To meet this debt we bave a
cash balance in the Treasury Of
coin, s7a.l73.l53 80; cnrrency,
sI2.234, ,63k 81 and a special de-
post, held for redemption Of GER
tiicates of deposit as provided By
| law, s23, ,655. 900 90; amounting in
all to only sll5,06 ,si1 20. White
we have an immense revenue pour
ing into our Treasury as eeasely as
the flow Of our rivers, we only ind
that the average rate of reduction
of the public debt barely exeesd'
80, ,250, 900 per month. " the re
trenchmeni in expenditure apd Fe.
form in civil service existed IN or
government that shonld exist. With
/ the present ratio Of receipts from
the people. the rate # redacti1r
. would lar excced the bsggaris
y lanouDt.-Gsitss'eN .trs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
DALLAS HER AID.
Across the Continent.

VIA ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
From the South Western (Mo) Mon'bly.l
Up with the flag. red. white and hluo,
Whore the stars Of gold shin" softly thro.'
Follow the locomotive sent
o, or the path Of nations now,
Acro,s the broad, free continent
Cheers for the stripes and starBl
Cheers for the path ofbars
Cheers for the field Of Llue
Cheers for tho nations new
Empire goes as goes the sun.
Through valleys vast where rivers run,
Tho iron horse unhlndercd speeds,
Another triumph Thought has won,
Where thoughts are crystslized iu deeds
Cheers tor tho iron steeds
Cheers for the age OF deeds
Cheers for the thought that's boat
Cheers for the mighty westl
The plow shall follow with lis team,
The flying horSe Of fame and steam,
Where mountains rise and valleys Wind
Before II the wild eagles scream
AND, yellow hRrvests wave behind,
Cheers for the farmers team
Cheers for the horse Of steam
Cheers for the forest old
Cheers for the crops of gold
Like hugo shuttle, thrown afur,
With wool and warp upor the Lar
With cities, yillsges aud tiwns,
Stretching across from sea to sea,
And ralroad kings will wear the crowns
Chiets fer tho towns to be
Cheers for that rosary!
Cheers for the good 1t bringsl
Cheers Tor our railroad kings
Like huge shuttle, thrown nfir,
With wool and walp upon the bar,
The LOGON oiye passing fast.
With Its widc.w hcelcd aud loaded car,
Shall weave for us n future vast.
Cheers for the shuttle casti
Cheers for the future vast
Cheer for our destiny
Che9rs for oil nations free!
A free, wide continent we'll span,
With bridge for the grandest march OF man
That, sun, or moon, or stars ,.can see,
We consecn,e the noble rIan
To God and Man and Liberty.
Cheers for the noble plan
Ccors for the race Of man
Cheers for all who would be frssi
Cheers for sweet Liberty!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
omcinl Dirceicry.

omcinl DirccIcry.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Hon. UAnpIs HART, Dallas, Judge Il = judicial Dis
trlct. ,..
oFr-cEEs o. oAILAs COUNTY.
youy n. KgErnor, Dallas, J. p. PreSinSt l.
RopERr s. guy Lancaster,
NrRepITH MYRs,
wuLIta J. |! tLsELL, .
q. o. HusTEAD. -. o..'
I,aS n. Laws Clerk Of tho Distr' Court
IIeHRY ROLL, pepnty 'iorH
J. Z. RAryLrY,
JERr NJ BHoNN shor'T.
Ursny BOIL. TreHsr~ar.
MA KrYu, Deputy Cornty Surveyor.
CITY OFFICERS.
x,,v rry,,. NIayor. lGEo. W. CANpBSLL.
anhssr p",, Trc, sircr City Marshal.
H. D. b"'""'' Assessor and C'l'"''or.
.,rrp.ry.-F L. wilNmctle, Somn-i CiossieY'
tri,sin raylor p. Ellis Coomhea, j. G. scyisi Ira b.
Conklipg ". "A. Terry, i. H. Kendall
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
DENTISTS.
DENTEsTEy.

I am thanl ful for years past patronage, nhd
now can be fund one door East of the KeAfon
Hnnss M stairs over Cocbf-n's drng store on Com
Taerre ST. will say that ny oiee is well fitted ~
for the rece ion ofladics, very qniet and pleasant
rv work Is on exhibition hoih in the city and
tOunty. Broke en- geld plates taken tfsr valratior
for ork. All work warranted. Call ard eiys !
trial. ls5:tfl JA.SEEGAR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23

Tho Dallas HERALD is the best
advertising medium in Northwest
crn Tezas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23

A GRoss PUN.-Dr. Gross, OF
Philadelphia, the celebrated sur
peon. was once dangerously ILL
Soon after his recovery he met one
ofhis patients, who remarked to
him, "Oh, Doctor, / rejoice to sec
that you are out aga n. Had we
lost you. our good people would
have died by the dozen" "Thank
YOU madam" replied the affable
Doctor. abut now l fear they will
die By the Gross
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
nor SALE.
~ EsrpxxcE FoR SALE on nzxT

new and rorrnoiius rssifenrs in the es1fh
-arf Of terr, near the Dallas City nills turt con-
pirted is offered fr rzis or rent- Fer particulars
ard frTrns rrquirr -
fff1 IQH- ILIrI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
DENTISTRY.
DR.. ]. ". COBBS

Name viii on. more time be seen In the HFrALp.
lie takes this method Of informing his many friends
Of Dailss. Ellis Tarrnnf Collin and kaufman coun-
tos that he be fonnd ~ his oce oyer the store
ofDr.I. ". Hayrcs', at al : mes, dal aud night.
erehs VIII be happy TO operate for All who may
fsvor him with csl
After many years practIrs Of Deptal Surgery srs-
esszfaiy- hs iscv fy ysF sle 70 give sifsi s-fisfa
fior vhirh The sch qta dfmeIis ~ The haudsa nrs
fatcF III isf1i = prefsiar can BE- srrn IN the
moEihs 81 nrny prrsonsfr this csunty. that hsrs
rtood tEf issi ~ u OF - Jar passed- Hrf1trprfs
ise,h Fkssi EErs E.le q rAs t.ysir,sa e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-23
DR. HUGHES
INFIRMARY,
DALLAS TEXAS,
DIR. e. L. HUGHES

DIR. T. Z. HUGHES
Beesleavs TO inform the ci,is,ns Of Dallas and VI
ciniiy that he has permanently located In this city,
with view Of de. otng himsrii to the treatment Of
such diseases he hss made speciaifies, besides
continuing the general practice Of the profession Of
medicine. in which he has been engaged in this
State for The last 70 years. lie Is provided with sll
the necessary Instruments and modern improve
ments for the performance Of all surgical opera
lions, aud more particularly those pertaining to
dseafes Of females and TO this branch OF the pro-
iessicn will continue to give special attention.
Once hours frJm TO II aid from TO o. o1ice
over the Drug store Of ORA. NJ. Cochran.
Ladies desiring TO consult him professionally can
do so from TO I'm, at bis residence, corner o
Live Oak and Pearl strsets. Those from a distance,
when desired will be received and treated ht hii
Inrfmary, adj accent thereto.
Being n stranger in this szotion OF the State aud
this b.ipg a entsrcrN7 in Mis- city. by rerniis
sion for profess ional Character and Otherwise b.
has the honor TO refer TO
John Henry Brown a Sen, Dr.. A. u. Cochran
Md. t. q Jordan, W. o. Randall Brother.
o crnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
,is Ssr,ib,uts aow,ou,ids SHOT Air Furnace"

Der Barrier, amsri,au.f9s aHtsnbesro unb ssor=
renie 5eeroe,- Barlor', Guns u. eisbtrtHsz 6susr-
I'D,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
We0t;imiide g(n,eiaell.
9lDcr'S
n6fIbrrnoe PiQen

(Cathartic PilIs)
,ur 9inoeruug uub Sei'
lung aaer unorouun gen
i'm YtnsCn, Der 2eberunt 70
ben Sineensioen. Si(
Bitten fUo elm miloee
Seifnun9s= uno oortreif-
li6es Sarir= Dlittel. JtGtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
xeIearapbiScheS NaerIei.

- Sn ylew .Orleans pur0e 9eIiern Dior.
oen Der belannte Santier 8ernaro sloaano
tobt in ieiusm Bette gefunoen; man alaubt,
DAB er oil eiuem Ser,leioeu seftorbsu i'll.
-ySuutidwun3" unO Bartle tamen beute
in Cincinnati on.
= Sn philadelphia lfarb geaern @Ommo-
bore 8n. y. Diacombe BON Der Sunoesfotte
infolga zines falten Babes.
= Son gtewbrrDport. Nfaff., iuirb Der
Sob bes betannten rnitarierSeiitlt 1en &hos.
Sracp semelpet; Der Mann mnrbe 81 SABRE
oft.
- Der 9pfr. r8rifOl" Giebe Seru. Se.
rt9teD 1T ruieoer flOtt.
- 8si 9aroenue, Mo., tpurOe seifern Der
Sei5er SboS. Sc Glare gu EoOe peroriiht, neil
feline 2otOmotipe aus oem Ge!eile 9eratben
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13

ieniae balten, pel9e pem 2eben nod am
ndditen tommt, bic gr6bte Sdui6unS berz
pprruit unb eben .parum oa5 meilte Snz
tereiIe erwedt. Surg, es banoelt fi6 ba=
rum, bas 5beater - aber mo lit benn
nein WteHer?
60 10, Seine 3eitlng iUa alio elm
Sbeaterblatt perben, cine Reclamenidmies
be uno &genturcurrenOe, meinte Gerbaro
serinsiddBis nidenb.
Gtwas Oerslei6en, aber ni6t gang. -
Sod mo iit benn mein Wieiier? rief56netz
terbed, Der pergebens in ben Sai6en unb
in isinem 8diaebinoel 9emiblt bate.
Sd tann feline Gigarre ubbeiBen.
AliO bod nod nidt gang auf Der 56be
Der unabbdnsigteit, i6erste Gcrbarp,
pdbreno Shredder iein Mc1er anbct.
9tein, nein, ih nuB es ppa finben,
lebnte S6netterbed ab, es muB piellei6t
bei'm Osiinen maines @spif5 binab9ez
ruti6t iein. glber i9 perbe mir aud bas
Ote6er nod abgeprbnen. Seoern i6neioe
i6 feline, man tann Bapier unO ipl6e
Singe aud 3erreiben unb bic Gi9mren
pelbe i9 mir BON nun an glei6 i'm Saoen
abfippen laiIen.
Gr idrie pl6slid auf. Ndbreno bes
Spre6ens bate er 5uerit unter bem 5opba
eeiudt, oann bate ct bic ,5ano 3uiben
ben SIP uub bic 0tadletne SeIdpben uno
fubr raid BON Der einen Seite sur anoern.
Sept sufte er Suriid, auf Der HldIeite oes
Dtittelfnsers mar Elm blutiger &lB su
ieben, uao als er, benielben ndber 3a be-
tra6ten, bic 6ano idnea ans 9idt bra6<
te, felen elm paar graue Stablperlen, bic
iid spii6en feline Singer setlemmt batten,
auf ben Slide.
Seufel, rief Der gerwunoete, es 1T bod
nidt mein MeHer geweien? SD meroe es
cod nitt nit pfener alin9e eIngepadt
baben?
Gr sriff npdmals iadte unO pprii4tig
binein uno bradte glei6 oarauf einen
fleinen metaIlenen Gegenltuno gum Spr=
i&ein, ben er prlfeno ans 2i6t bielt.
9as 3eus bat fdurfe Santen, meinte
er, baran mub i4 MID geriBt baben. Aber
mein WeHer lit nod INNER ni4t gefuns
ben.
Gr Iegte bas WetaIpldttden a6tlOs
auf ben Eilb unb wenbete ii6 pieber nm,
als ibn elm Iusruf GerbarD's ubbieIt,
iein suden BON neuem su beginner.
@erbarb bate raid nab benz gldtt6en
sefabt, Oas beinube einem Sreiede slei4
uno in Der Dlitte cine tnppfartige Grb6.
buns bate; anppf pie platte paren cIiez
lirt. St mar buitis uufseiprungen.
limb bies fiat bier i'm Sppba? rief er.
tSEortleBuna tolaI.
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AuS @dibinaton. .

@aihiuston, II. Aug. Die 8e:
oeniie @inuabmen beliefeH idl beute auf
1874, ,6S2 20.
- Senator Gunner reiife beute nod
Bolton ab, er bat es i'd, megsn Oes AngriffS
BON aSm. 9lopO 9arriion scnau iiberleqt unO
lit su Der ankht 9etOmmeu, oaB es lid nl9t
lobut, cine Sruberuus 81 iAidsu.
-a---- Oberd 8bit.lep, Der ~ bes Gebeirs
polt3iiten Corps Der 8esieruug, hat einen
lanssreu Scritt iibsr Die autlnr Sefanseuen
elltattst, pelher bemud6lt Dem Yrditoenten
unterbreitet lperben mirn.
- Seit benz TO- D. Dt. beiiebt feline Bot.
uerbinouug nit Sumaifa, pell bic oorttge
YonoebDrOe unterlaiien bat, ibre &Outratte
NIT Der bst.efienOen Oampfer. .@ompa9uie 5u
erneuern.
-Saul M. G6esiemau BON Waine, rpelfe.
nit ieinem Sruper SameS 8. Sbesicmau bier
elm @is9eid]Git 9efauft bate, muroe heute
9fa9mittag BON einem 0eSperaoo. Rumsns
Sarrtp gSoOo, t0btid OcrwunOet. 9SOoO
beftueet lit] i'll Sait.
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Ser Sieger in Der 9 d. 1la9t bel
SeuQ it aeIcrbeu, Inter oteiem gtqmsn
mar in 8aris Elm alter 3aua befauntr pels