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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
CIaptrap and Cant.-Invalii rca

Clap trap and Cant.-lnvalid rca-
der, if you are unwise enough to put your
self outside Of any Of the mock tonics guar
anteed to contain "no diflusi We stimulant,"
you will inevitably come to grief. Ask
your ply stefan if any liquid preparation,
destitute Of stimulating properties, is
Scrtht tf the mamie of tonic. Ito will
tell YOU f6. Shhh Ill biich malicious catch
pennies. PLANTATION BrrTERS, the most
wholesome invgorant in the world, o~c5
the rapidity with which il relieves the dis
ordered stomach and the shattered nerves
to tho diil'usivc agent which conveys its
medicinal ingredients to tho seat of tho
complaint. That agcht ic the spirit of tho
sugar cane, The most nutritious and agre,a-
bic of all tho varieties Of alcohol. The
medicinal ingredients of the BiItcrs, waltz
able as they are, would be comparatively
useless without this distributiyo basis
They would ferment and sour. Beware,
MS you hope for health, Of the horrible com
pounds Of refuse drugs in Il state of fer
ncntation which humbugs ere endcavor-
,dE 10 fcist upon The public as medicines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

Political affairs seem approaching cri-
sis in France. One section Of the Assem-
bly, have been consulting with the Duke
u Auinale. Theirs will h5t last much lJh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

The Indian Department at Washington
think The reports Of Indian raids in Texas
sensational. II would be a fine thing for
the Department, Grant and all, TO be scalp.
ed. This would be sensation worth hav-
inr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

fay- A shocking accident oceatiei on
railroad Ia Canada on he n. The bag
s.ee and second class cars we're rim on 70
,be engine which bsd run of and i've Itr-
sons ueis silled and many wounded
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

ray" The Cherokee Advertiser end The
Texas Observer have been consolidated.
Frank Tcmpleton and d. q. Williams are
the editors. jeff. Shook s. Co., proprietors.
Good luck to them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

NEW tOhh, juno SO
GoLp-ll&s.
CorToS--opcncd quiet mud closed dull at the fol.
lowing quotations Ord'Gny uplandS 2ic'; good
ordinary 23iIc; low middng ,26iic.; middling mp
lands 2Gi Ic,i midlling Alabama 2lssc.; middling
orleans 4Glsc,; middlng Texas .GI$c
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 20, 1872.
Gorn-lI9Jz.
CoIroN-markct nominal; midlling 2ii5c.
GALVESTON, June %, 1879.
GoLp-Thcrc wasa limited demand for gold to-
day, ut III TO ll2Is the former figure being the clos
ing rate.
SILVER Il In full supply ut l0sla to 100 for cur
reicy, aud -. to = per cent discount for gold.
C,TrOs--Thcrc has been no market to-day, and
quotations entirely nominal at l9Ii to l95lc. for
good ordinary.
WooL-Thr market h dnll and unchanged, and
we repeat quotations Mt - 10 SOC. for bury and
- a llc. for medium to fine, FREQ cf burs.
lIDrs-Thc market shows Increased frmness aud
we quote l65 lie. for dry as they run, and "a a.
10 Tor wet sailed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
will not raise the dead, but IL will benefit
aud cure the living. For all severe Coughs,
Throat aud Bronchial diseases il has never
been equiled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
M, UlIiliann s. Co.,

NJ. UlInlann 4 Co.,
North side of the Public Square, have just
received a large lot of best brands of WINS
key which they offer at the lowest rates.
They are also constantly receiving lhrge
additions to their stock of Family Gro
ccries, such as Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap, Fancy Groceries, bottled Liquors,
&c., which they are selling low for cash.
Call and see them. 3O:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

Fifteen hundred pounds Of nitro glycer-
inc esplojed in San Francisco, four miles
from tBe Cily Hall No one hmt-Weaih.
CT Exceedingly hot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
.ror Congress-;
Tor tho s,hc At Irrsc
hsAH. wiLLik, bf GalyeStOa.
ROGER Il. MILLS, of Corsicana'
Presidential Electors.

lm District A. 7, Rniucy, OF Anderson,
Y Il. hubbard Of Smith,
ID pSirit,-, 49, v, Eppcrson, Of Red Ri
y,r ". Z. MclFaR,. 6C Titus,
81 bistrcl--). NJ. Massey, of Walker,
lhomas llarrson,'of Mcl@nnan,
ilh District Gco. W. Jones, Of linst'or,
y. q. Shelley, of Travis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
Charles Deppc,

Having returned from Europe, has resumed
charge of his Barber shop, on the east side
of the square, where he hopes, by strict at
tcntion to business, to retain the patronage
ones. lie will employ none but the best Of
BARRIERS, and will always keep chairs
enough to accommodate his customers.
1t is his intention 10 erect at once new
and comti6diShs Bath Dooti in connection
with his shop, and to rclit the latter In the
best city style. Cleanliness dnd prompt
ness will be his motto. i2:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

"GEo. p. RowELL s. Co., of New York,
are the largest Advertising Agents in the
world, and their standing With the press is
on par with that of JAY Cooke among
bankers, or A. 7. Stewart in Tie gicrcan
tile world."-Recorder, West Meriden,
Conn. awe shall hereafter employ no
other Agent in that city, and no advertise
ment from any other parties will be inser
ted unless accompanied with the cash. This
firm is perfectly reliable and responsible,
doing more usincss iliaii all the others in
the country combined. Any one who de-
sires to advertise extensively, cannot do
better than get their estimates.-Hccorj,
Amherst, Mass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

Two ffemen 10 chicago wee kilIed BY
tie In sing - gas meter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
einnk and Stationery,

eiOok and stationery,
Mr.. Jtihcs Burke who represents the Book,
Stationary, Music & Seed House of Il. il.
Cushing, Houston; is in town ready to re-
ccivc orders for anything In the line Of
that establishment.
lie may be found at Thompson Pierce 5
Book Store.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

On Monday, the eth Inst; a small u.OCkET,
continuing tie hair and likeness of my son, With his
name. EDDY" gu the outside. Any one hnding
the same will plaase return to
a2lt. u. w. HUNT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
Slfw Advertisements.

I, OST!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25

and independent tradition. In spite Of 9
striking similarity In style, which shows itsell
In several places, the two narratives belong To
totally distinct peoples. The Biblical account
Is the version OF an inland people -e.e name
Of the ark In Genesis means . chest or box,
and not q ship; there is no notice Of the sea,
or of launching, no pilots are. spoken OF, no
navigation Is mentioned. The inscription, on
the other hand, belongs to a maritime people
the ark is called a ship, the ship is launched
into the sea, trial is made of it, and 1t is given
In charge Of a pilot. Mr.. Smith pointed OUT
circumstances which suggest the question
whether the Chaldean narrative itself ma! not
have been compiled from TWO distinct and
older accounts, and noted 1t as remarkable
that the Oldest traditions OF the early Baby
lonians seem to centre round the Persian Gull.
In conclusion, he remarked that this account
of The deluge opened a new field of inquiry In
the early part of the Bible history.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
J0rr1HGs ABOUT THE STATE.

-%Orangeburg is to have another hotel.
The postof1ce at Dyson's Mills, Edgeneld,
Is discontinued. -,
L. s. Langley was appointed auditor Of
Beantort County, in place OF W. n. Trench,
bnt he has already resigned the position.
The residence OF Dr.. ]. b.. Powe,. OF Che
raw, was burned last week; also the Clubhouse
Of ]. Lynch.
Dishonest cowa enjoy themselves 10 Aiken
nv ealing fodder out Of the wagons LETT stand
inc by unsuspeellng counlrymen.
THE fair in Sumter for the benefit OF the
Monumental Association opened on MONDAY
and will close tonight.
Twenty families from Canada Intend loca-
ting inlGreenville County upon lands recently
purchased by Henry Gremshaw OF that prov
ince.
In sumtsr on Saturday night last. the new
town balrin which they performedia furnished
with excellent scenery for theatrlcals, ana can
seat seven hundred persons.
-Goyernor Moses has appointed J. ): ma
lony notary public for Charleston, Jas. Davis
for Besu1ortlgeunty, -R.A.-Lynch for Edge
neld. and J. @. Bowling, treasurer for Barn
well County, vice league, removed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
GTATE OF SOUTH OAR0L1NA

1TATE OF SOUTH OAROL1NA
- WILLIAMSBURG COUNrY.-Wm. 8 Camltn,
Administrator, y. Josiah N"r NHl,: IT, p LyGis Nom Nom
M Wi,iism Norton. Daniel Norton, Josiah Nor.
ton Srl. ydis NARROW. Martha Thomas, Alien
Sorton. Elisabeth sessions, J q. Dinkins, WIZ.
Dinkins, Isaac 7. Hooee' refer hoose' So
To the above-pamed Defendants: You are nere-
nv snmmoned to answer the petition ID tbs 90.
lion which has been this day nled IN tne omceSa
the Indae Of Probate for the said county. Gne 90.
;ec, Of the petition being to Settle mp the Estates
nf RRiL MORTON and ANNA JANE NOR
on, and discharge the administrator ana 3
Sia once In Kingstree within twenty days |altef
he service Of thus summons, exclusive o. ueaAs
If Won fail to answer this petition Mltnin ING
time herein specified the Pl in'in WIN spp,y ~
the conrt for Inc relief demanded Ia the peouon'
SAMUEL ". MAURICE, Plainti9s As ts"a
dec15-l6 n"s"s'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
A PAPAL

RoME, December a..
The Pope delivered an nllocution to q con-
slstory composed Of twenty-five cardinals.
He said The church was still sorely prosecuted,
and the purpose 10 destroy her was shown In
the acts of the italian government, which
compelled the clergy to serve 10 the army,
and imposed heavy taxes on church property.
he solemnly protested against the Dill now
pending In the Italian Parliament for the sup
preston OF religious corporations. and
declared that the title to property acquired
by this means would be null aud void. He re.
peated bis cenaures OF those who bad en-.
croached on the rights of the Church, and de-
nounced Germany, where the pitfalls Of open
violence, calumny and ridiculs were employed
to destroy the Church by men who were them.
selves ignorant of religion, but sought to de,
with a protest against clergy dotalion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIGHBoRs
-GcOrgia.
DIR :. Hainea has been elected may


DIR. J.J. Haines has been elected mayor
| of Brunswick, without OF posltion.
Macon has a police force OF twelve 10 8
| population OF nineteen thousand. 49,
The Atlanta public schools nave 2asl
| pupils, of whom 767 are colored.
1T is proposed to construct q narrow gauge
| railroad between Savannah and Thunderbolt
at a cost OF sc, 1000.
The fret ball of the Savannah Hebrew
Benevolent Society will take place on Thurs
| dav evening, January 2, 1873.
a portion oftne Georgia State Road has
been seriously damaged by tho late heaV5
ralna. .u
| de-, uIy postmaster at Savannah, vice Dr.
Edwards, resigned. m.
| Jennie Nance, of Columbus, was voted to De
'.the most popular young lady" and Column
bus Is Justly proud. 49,,
Zion. Alexander d. Stephens delivered
lengthy address. on Monday last, 10 Atlanta,
on the Georgia Democracy, and his relation
On Saturday night last Mr.. Coults, an over
seer on Kings plantation, near savannah
! was shot BY some colored men who were pro-
caedipg down The river with MIN III q poat'
| The wounds were'not mortal.
A special train over the Blu Mountain
| route. via Montgomery and Mobile, WILL carry
the grand excursion party from Georgia
| through 10 New Orleans, 10 the carnival OF
| Maroi Gras, which takes place at the last
named city on the 25th Of February.
Mrs. Elizabeth Starr died on sunday nlgnl
last ar Augusta. She was one OF the Desl
hotel Keepers In that city al one time KEEP
| Inc Globe, at another the Augusta, and also
| kept the Trout House in Atlanta and the
| Starr Hotel in Hamburg. She was In bel
| eightlelh year. $500 A.
SThe funeral of General Wright, In Au'
gusta, war attended by q vast concourse o.
Inc citizens, and by many distinguished gen.
| tIemen from Augusta and elsewhere. Amongst
the number were Governor Chas. j. jenkins
| Bishop Oniutard, of Tennessee, Governor
| Hprschel Y. johnson, General Toombs, ano
| General Kershaw, of South Carolina.
- North Carolina.
The value of real and personal property ir
| North Carolina Is upwards of $l23. 600, 600.
There ia q skating rink IN full oiast a
The smallpox is subsidlng In Nash, bu'
eleven new cases are reported In Rockingham
At the Raleigh Methodist Fair q prize wa
awarded 10 the p~rettiest lady. Pretty ladies'
are themselves prizes.
The hands IN the turpenline dlstlllerles II
Johnston, Wake aud Hamett Countes ar
raIsing their prices from twelve dollars z
| twenty dolla,s per month on account OF tns
increased demand for labor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New Yorhi1Ma
Gi5ssn. j aormeyer and wife. Jamea H1frs; a
Yreeland and wife, Mrs Angervim: ne Smith. j ?
Mrs Psrkhulst, E O ParkhursE, ME S Sat " ]
Stevens, a Q Waterbury, N %eo if, RRPun, r
s stSsors !" = : fus s i X Finch, Jas Kennedy and
8 on d, OK. ,-ou HaltImore-R Sin.
clair, & Paw, 9 " s GSfso aa,a a h' for New York-A
espl B 3 ss:'iGi Hiss / . Robes !; 3 4 Md asS,d e s klls =
Anthony RRsrobsrd, ] 5 Hubbard, and 10 Ku'
KluI prisoners. ,u,,o ,,on Ge~orgetowu-Mlss
Isr sSsckeliord, W W Shsckelford, a !Gstin9:
d zap p Iesesne, s Webb, Or : L Fr0st s,,a ana Mo Is
White, Miss Alice Davis, DR. a ADa''S' "nN ~
on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
MARINE
LONDON, December n.

LONDON, December n.
The vessel which was wrecked south Of the
Rlver Gironde last Saturday, n reported In
the Paris dispatch yesterday az the Liverpool
packet Germanla was, beyond question, tae
fine steamer Germania, which sailed nom Nv ~
eIpool on the 18th instant for aavsna sna .u%%
Orleans, with leave to call al CosuAA -
santander. pecemhera IL
Nh. .,h,oner Carrie. Found from here to
Charleston, 5. e. ns' ,i eus D sSd x IN al sassis
T r m SssS ys e.: ' se:ss iF' until i' assistance was
rendered tbem.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
GRIN WINTERS ICY GRIP.

NEW YORK. Dec "a.
Last night was the coolest of the season.
The ferries are crossed with difficulty In con.
sequence of the Ice In the rivers.
WABASH, Indiana, Dec. "a.
Sixty engines approaching this place are
froze2 up. A number OF cattle. sheep and
hogs on the trains have been frozen to death.
NO cases of fatal freezing among the passen-
otr5 or employees are reported.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
NoHrHElsrERN RAILROAD.

474 bales upland cotton, 81 bags sea island cot.
ton, 1se bbls rosin, II bbls spirits turpentine, cars
lumber, nails, iron, mdse. &c. To Frost d co, W
z Ryan. J E Adger d co, q R!scho1 Il Gu, MoWry
& Son, A J Salinas. G Il Walter d co, Caldwell
& Son, Howard Bros. Bardea 4 Parker, Whl.den
d ZONES, Wilcox, Gibbs d CO. Trenholm Il Son,
Ravenel 4 co, Pelzer, Rodgers d co, w Q Bee q
co, Stoney i Lowndes, Pringle a Son, W Quincy,
Witie Bros, O F 1 evy, Crawley & Dehon, Reeder
& Davis, Kinsmsu 4 Howell, i D Stoney. Ingrs.
ham Il Son, aallard d Ainott, e yelling, and
others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
BARNUM EU1NED ONCE MORE
Large Fires In the North and West.

NEW YORK, December "a.
Barpum's museum and menagerie was
burned early this morning. The only animals
saved were an elephant and a camel. The
loss Ia varlously estimated at from $l60, 600 TO
81. 600, 900. The fire was caused BY the burst
ing OF a BOILER In the engine room.
The Public School No: 8, OF jersey GUY, was
burned this morning. One hundred and fifty
girls were In The building at the breaking Out
Of the fire. but they escaped unlDjured.
PORTLAND, OREGON. December "a.
Three blocks OF buildings In this place were
burned this morning. Loss, about half q mil
lion. -
PHILADELPHIA, December "a.
The Standard Carpet Mills, OF this city, are
burned. Loss, 10000.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
4 TRAITOR'S FATE.

PARIS, December "a.
A member OF the Garde Chumpetre, VINO
had been tried by court martial and found
guilty of belraying the mayor and another To-
habitant of scissors to the Pfussians, by
whom they were shot, was executed to-day at
VIncpnnps.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
Receipts per Railroad, December "a.
sourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

2s4s bales cotton, g. bales goods, $50 bbls hour,
l car stock. RI Agent, Upper & Son. Wagner
Monsees. K White. g W Williams d go, OF VIE
te:s, q " Chandler, Ravenel, Hines Z CO,
Campaen Il co. Leaesne d Wells, Giobes II Barn
well, T P Smith, Trenholm 4 Son, W O Courtney
& co. Sloan 4 Selgnious. g h Waller & co, W y
smith 4 co. Caldwell & Son, E q Frost d co. " 9
Bee d co, WP Bowling, Murdaugh & weekly,
Kinsman Il Howell, r A Pringle, Witte Bros,
OaldH ell 4 Son, Orawley j Dehon, L D DeSans.
sure. A 8 smith, Wardlau i Carew, PriBgleA d
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25

6. Admissions of United States soldiers and
officers. made at the time of The occupation
and destruction of the city.
7. Any other material statements contradic
tory of the testimony of these witnesses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25

soldiers knew that he felt very bitter on &C.
count of It." That he had good reason to be-
lleye that they would retallate In SEINE way
upon the Hrst opportunity. That the destrue-
ton OF private property In South Carolina
vas greater than before the crossing OF the
Savanna Rlver, aud after the army had
passed the North Carolina border. That this
undoubtedly resulted from the feeling perVad'
inc the whole army, frank and file" to visit
upon South Carolina the full penalty for bring
ing on the war, and that 1t was the determi'
nation Of the army ITO extlrpate South Caro-
iina." -
Mr.. Walker next obtained from General
Sherman admissions as TO the correctness OF
two dispatches published In the ''supplemen'
tai report of the Joint committee on the con-
duct Of the war" In two volumes, printed al
the Washington Government Printing Once
1890. and from which the following extracts
are made:
Volume 1, page 1871
WASHINGTON. December 10, 1884.
Major ;Gensral ". Z. Sherman, savanna
Snonid you capture Charleston, l nope tnaI
sY soNn ACCIDENT the place may be destroyer,
and n a little salt should be sown upon It's
lite It may prevent the future crops OF nuilin'
cation and secession.
~ Major. General OF staff.
The following is the reply OF General snef'
mani -
[vol !, page 2sl.1
.HrIpors Mn. DIV. OF TIE MISSISSIPPI,
.Ir the Field, Savannah, Dec. "a, 1854.
lEItract ! II willbear In mind your MINT as
To Charleston and don't think salt vii! De nee
eseary. When l move the Fifteenth Corps
Mn be on the right wing, and their position
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14
u H..

9lm II. Dec. wuree cas- HoYisiat Ger
Ssluitsn curt tewaHnete prli,eimadt
9epaltiam srbrcfen, uno Elm Nesiss
runsSs Gpmmiiir erssiT ccn Gem @es
blups lin Manisn pss Staates', SciiB.
Sur 70 fort alrf Ger Satu Ger llnsershz
tisfeit unp res 8aubss! .gSir ssben
srincli6 ;u &crfe", iaste Sietcr Gms
mausl j; bic 3spulution nimmt Jpn beim
@ert unc ruit ibm unabldlIs ibr .0Urs
rartS!" ;u, bis or islbit une feline san;e
Oynahie pom Ntsrwues Ysri6lunsen
pirs. Die GntItaiduus unr ras
GlenD nimmt in 8om 70 iebr iibsrbanp,
ras Der piemcnteFi@e prdfeet gan; ratbs
los 1T. Gr wanrte ii6 resbalb an bic
rBmiI6sn Sruperidaften unb gr;brursrs
1Gaftsn nit Der Sitte, ibm cur6 Inter
itibuus Ger srner ;u Sllfe ;u fcmmsn.
San; natirli6! Die fremcsn Ginorinss
hinge erbeben rrldsnse Steuern, sernibs
ten ale ebrli6en G~rperbs;weise Der niss
t:ren @oltsflaHen. laiien auf Rom ibre
Sprcsn spn Saneitsn unb @siinpsl ieeer
Art Ips, siebsn Die 8lSter Gin, tsrsitsn
auf a5lsn Ger SepGltsruns uniInnise
Sreupenfefe uno lutise @eIase fir bic
SebeuI6er, unp idlieBli6- empfeblen iie
bic armen Ger driiliden Madfsnliete
Der 8lerifalen. -llnldnsf fanren mebrers
@aurr, psl6e ras Sef Der ~unbe1edtsn
G%mpfdnsnib cur6 arbeit sntbsilist bait
ten, ibren Sob beim Ginitur: elmer @aus
CT Ger &aierre Ssrriitori, nit psren 8iez
terberitelluns ie bsidaftist ,parcn. Gin
ancersr llusliflider, Der int Mlai 3. S.
in elmer Stride cen prislsr auf Der &an>
;el freb serbSbnt bate, ,puree flr;li6,
rurb einsn Dclbli6 setbptet, spr
%eerielben 8irde aufsefunpen. -
slm If. Dec. snpli9 faae man Gineu
jsnsr Wdnner, welde am 81 Nps. in
rie STRIDE San Carlo a Catinari serpalts
lam einsetrc6en paren, um sur 5sier
Der italieniiden MISUNDERSTANDING Gle
@lcden 81 lSutenL pom S6lase aeriibrt
auf Ger StraSe. SD f5nnte nod sabls
rside FOLDER Seiipiels anfibrsn ; absr
ME Siele Seriteben beut;utase ole @abs
nunsen Der stttli6n 0erebtisfeit?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14
Eirol.

Die prcicIicreR Ger Sheolpgie III rer
llniscrlltIt Suu5bruf llnc hefannts
lid lauter Sciuitcn. Die 9rinrlidc
gSi6enIdafl, ipeld,e Yen rtelsn ebrpIrriz
gen Satsrn gelcbrt wirc, unp per mabrz
tait bsilbrinSsnre Ginaue, zen tie auf
ibyc 3ub5rcr au5iiten, ruft allldbrlih
5unrerte ppn Siinslinsen aus allen Sc
senpen 3eutIhlancs nad rsr 5aupttapt
res Girclerbunpes sspi6 AUDI cine ebs
rencs Ansrfennuns Ger isscnsreiden
Birfiamfeit Der Seiuitsn uno cine 5Hents
lite 8eiddmuns ihrsr selebrten unc uns
9elebrtsn gsSnsr. @csenwdrtis trtra9t
lid ris Geiamm!;abl Oersr, prlde in
Snnstrud 55eoloCie itnriren, PSI, ras
rrntsr t16 aus Scfrrrrid' llnsarn unp
t35 @u5ldncer. Oaspn inn SO tereits
priciter, 1853 Weltflsriser aus IS per,
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