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Jon. Dn,I.' AIIogcd DIsguIse.

Inn no ndlnlrcr Of Jeff Davis, I
AMI Il Yankee, born between Snccalap-
pa aud GOrham Corner, aud full Of
Yankee preJudlccni but ! think II
Wicked 10 llc, even about him, or for
TINT matter about the devil,
! was with the party illAt captured
JEFF Davis saw the whole Transaction
from its beginning now say, aud
hope you viii publish II, that Joll, Dn-
Wis did not have on,'at the time he wn-
taken, any garment such ~ N worn 10y
women. lie did have over his sholll-
doris q waterproof article OF clothing,
something like u Havelock. II was moi
IN the lcnsl concealed. lie wore II hn',
and did not carry u pnll Of water ON Ms
hcad, nor carry pail, bucket or kettle
In any way.
To the best Of my recollection, he
cnrrlod nothing IN his hands. Ills
wife did not tell any person that her
husband might hurt somebody II he
goi cXaspcralcd She behaved Hike II
Indy, and he ~ n gentleman, though
mnnfcstly he was Ghngrlnrd ut being
taken into custody, our soldiers be-
hnyed like gentlemen, NJ they were,
and our officers like honorable, brave
men; and the foolish stories Tint went
the newspaper rounds of the day, tell
Ing how wollishly he dopoltcd himself,
were all false, | know what ! am
writing about ! saw Jefferson Davis
many times while he was staying IN
Portland, several years ago; and ! think
was the first one who recognized him
At the time Of his arrest,
When II was known that he was
certainly taken, some newspaper cor
Respondent, knew hls name at the
time fabricated the story about the
disguise IN M old wOman's dress, !
heard the whole matter talked over ~
n good Joke; and the officers, who knew
better, never took the trouble to deny
II. Perhaps they thought the C0nIed-
crate President deserved all the con
tempt that could he put upon him. !
think 80 too, only would never per-
pclratc II falslood that by amy means
would become history. And, further,
| would never Islander u woman who
has shown 80 much devotion Ns Mrs,
Davis has 10 her husband, no matter
how wicked he " or may have been.
| defy any person to find slnglc
officer or soldier who was pres
ent AT the capture Of Jeil, Davis, who
will say, upon honor, that he was dis
guiscd la Womun'1 clothes, or that his
wife acted in amy way unladyliltr or
uudlgnided on that occasion. 80 for
trying him for his crimes, and II he Is
found guilty Furnishing him, iiut !
would not liz about him when thct truth
viii certainly make il bad enough.
JAS. II. PARKER.
ElllurnNlllr Pm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
We solicit consignments of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing a real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quicli sales and prompt re-
turns" References: Swindells &
McCalch, Editors and Proprictors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas &
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt G. NJ. Swink, Dallas,
Coils. Sneed & Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock & Row
land, st. Louis; I. C. Jordan & Co.
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet St, New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. a. HIBBI. FER Il co.
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; VIZ nre requested by the committees
OF reception and arrangements ap-
pointed by the Council to receive the
editorial cxcursionists, to return their
thanks to the citizens of Dallas for the
hearty and efficient service rendered
10y them in making the visit Of our
guests II cordial ana welcome one,
And particularly are we requested to
return the thanks Of the board to Colo
mel ii, II. Sneed, for the handsome
Srnannerin4whlch he represented the
city, which duty was devolved upon
him In consequence Of the unavoida-
BILE absence of llisHonor, Mayor Long
We viii statethat'om editorialfrlend
enjoyed their visit to Dallas, and we
trust that much good to Texas will
result from their sojourn within our
borders. fHt N4331 M
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THERE il mn airof business in the fol-

THERE is an afro business in the fol-
lowing which one can not fail TO adj
nfire. II Is from Detroit merchant,
whose wife died the other day;
"Denr SRI take my pen in hand to
let you know that | am well, but my
dear wife, insured for five thousand
dollars in your company is no more.
She died to-day. Her policy is No. --,
| can truly say that She was II fond
wife and good mother, | have the
doctors certificate, 50 that there will
be no trouble about the policy. She
was sick onlya short tlnib, but suffered
much. Do you give check IN adj
vance, or must wait sixty days for
the money?'
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.WARuICIiE.

This evening, at , O'clock, The clIi-
zens OF Dallas county and city are re-
auestcd, IN pursuance Of the order OF
their last adjournment, 10 meet at the
Courthouse, for the purpose of making
some arrangements for the grand bar
becuc which, we trust, will be given
IN honor Of the completion OF the
I'exas and Pacific Railroad through to
Shreveport. Everybody, and particu-
LARRY our friends from the country, are
requested 10 attend. A
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An Act to Provide for the Repatriation
ess<Nf y or nirths.

n =
A. Act to Provide for the Repatriation
es'<a' Y OF nirths.
Sec. 1, Bet II enacted by the Legisla-
ttirc Of, thcState ofTexas, That It shall
hereafter be the duty of the Clerks Of
the District Courts Of this State to
make and keepin their offices a regis.
ter Of all persons born In their respec.
Sea-. Belt fllitherenacted; That In
order TO enable the several clerks "a
Perform the duty preserIbedin the first
section Of this act, II il hereby made
the duty Of the several county or no
lice courts Of this State.t0 furnish The
clerks with well bound books, with an
pr0priate headings, and properly r,,led
int0columns; that eaid books shallbe
80 ruled as tohaSe one column for the
name OF the person 10 be registered,
one column for the name of the father
and mot her. one column for date ,of
birtlis, one column for the color 81 the
parents, and one for the sex.
Sec. 3. BE 1t further enacted. That IL
shall be the duty of the father and
ni0ther to have the registry Of all chiI.
dren borne unto them after the passage
81 this act registered, as provided for
an the second section of this net. with
In six mouths, after such birth: and
any 1atlier or mother, guardian or per-
son having charge OF such child. neg
iectir,q filc lmsiOuiiance of lthe duiv
prescribed In this act, shall be fined in
the sum OF 1--WE dollars for every
nenth saidduty may he nerlscted, y
6ec. 4 Be Y further ensrtesis That
che several clerks OF thja State shail
keep complete index OF tl,s nersons
10 fSgistefed; and may demand 4 nd ~
eeInd FINN the person. having such rev.
istrRtj0p done the sum, VI ten s,li5,
cents for eacll person 80 registered
That this oct take effect from lie pass.
~ae. 4is 80 r'fsr " si'''Pl, ~ 'H1'
'rpysa AsyS ls7s Ss,s 30
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RIaIsrR ATION.

The Clerk of the District Court II
now registering the voters Of lhecoun'y
tln pursuance OF Tile provisions of the
act passed by the last Legislature reg
nlating this question. Every one enli-
lied to vote should avail Themselves OF
this opportunity TO prepare for t'le
victory which lsdcstlned to perch
npon our banners In December next
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ThsaailgAerala
ID. McCALEB, Editor.
LI.,.nsnNAI..

We, had the pleasure of meeting IN
our city yesterday, Mr. j. l.. Pcrne',
who Is travelling in the interests oil
Messrs. Block d Co, Of New Orleans,
whose advertisement appears IN an
other column OF our paper We have
known Jack for d longtime and com
mend him most heartily to the busl-
uess men of this city.
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Respectfully Informs the citizens Of Dallas
that he graduated IN the Virginia state Med
lcal College, March, 1881 was surgeon at
Chymborazo Hospital, Richmond, Virginia
during the war. That was one of the largest
IN the tonlCderacy; there was ample room
for 5000 patients. lie has been in active
practice In Virginia from the close of thcwar
until the 2ith day of December, 1872, when he
lett for Texas. He Inns located IN this city,
mud offers his serv ices TO the public. Refer 10
McsSrs. Clark & Bryan.
Ds-Oncc and residence North of Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, between Houston
and Jefferson streets. 2ldSm
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N NOTICE

To whom II may concern That one ID. A.
Kennedy, claiming TO be partner OF mine
ii contracting and building, is not now or
never has hccn In any contract whatsoever,
and all parties Interested will govern them
selves accordingiy, j, A. ANDERSON.
Dallas, Texas, July %. 1871, lildit
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ws,, IA II, nowrIL A COn " llh wv
philadelphia. Cor, WfAinhn.'H Nav
nsiiimo,o, 1,nrrIk 4 iiofrrAN ,;Ir
Urlnanai Y, MoINrint, i pu,,,' @n
l'usIIIsd. ~. Louis VIZ ~ "'pnnyls,
Pine street clnclnnnlliS ~ IL '"'''''
i6s Vine street, .,.a ovo,v
THE DAILY HERALD y pnbllssnInn'n s u' M.
nm a,nlna feronri Monday, al wv lel III
mum, GlOrAlxmonllH cl,y Tho
delivered by carriers ~ Wv o,aa,,d press
DAILY contains The --latest ANoolii', nar,s nj
and aprolal dispatches iloll ~ r"aarLei
Ire country up 70 mldnlHll'l w w, wy, nrsi
rnporla. l0nal i0ws, eta, ana H""''' wv
class daily In every respect
TIE WEEKLY HEllAlDl pnbllrl'ea,, ,' MI, ~
Hatufaay ihbfnifg, NJ W W POI ~ ~ i,,i' ia
Al IA for Ak months, and cpnlnlhns ~ a ud
,nost Imporfant news dlsphilrnr,i,, ~" ~,
,,s Il. II reports of lie Daily, Tue Ws,h'
~ JIrpAiD N tho oldest paper hNu ",n
nnbiishnl In Texas north ~ Aus''i n,,,,
n IN politlcal course Anl IN y lhiml,s
paper llns always enjoyed ,ns , u,,,'r rrs,a
ilIrnoo Of the people 81 Nolli,'' a,b y"iu
Aiming ~ retain Oh ill'nnN, ",' ii a.
many more new ones, we ieNp''''""F WV
ilcit ihe fny0r 0f the people
TERMs of subscription aud rates ol ma''''
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
Cine bebegnic>e 9icaeruma.

Die Geyfai1unss Gpnssatipn uou
penniylyaniea tat in ~;weimaliger Nbz
ftmmuns Va fir minoIiGe5 Votum
bei ollta Dab!sn fir HsprGlsntantsn
erf!art, u.:pspar siniimn1is. Der De-
alp!ras sou p~bi!arelphia tesrIbt risIe
Neacnlns nit nadiiebsapea Yemers
funasn Nur nit eem grIsten Bez
raueru fam man epn pteiem Dsi6lub
R'cnntnib nstmen. Gr allein felt bas
oan5s gcrfafanssuerf in Gyase, gang
abssleDen rnocr', rab aud seyidierens
ftabsye 8sIGIIlie ldpn 9ro5r5 SeSsaz
ten eyreStsn. asinar jsspa par serace
il rsat!!ondt, 10 Notwithstanding ME
oteisr 5sI@la5 betrefenp miincliAer
Wbitinmung.
unlsrs Oeie5ss6sr IIno oamit bon
Dem Uoesa 1es yrinsips; weI6eS Sc
Dem be ~freielte NuSibuns res b5dRen
8argerrsbts, scs @ablre@ts, geaen
ale S~ntrisuen, GiniduGterunsen unp
Betrisereicn sarantirt, s%Ou1tanria abz
sewi6en. un0 stpar t5atsni ie eS In
Dem 0laubea, pamit etwaS Orpses.
unp 5sillame5 3u Yollbringen. Ole,
f1mabli9en Betrisereien, welde bic
Rinas uuo fire 8anren BET bem isbiz
aen BablsS yfem un9sbincert unp UNI
aeitraft auslben fpnnten, BADEN Zen
Srrtbum Yerurladt tab pas SYtem'
Der aebeimen Mbi1immun9, nobel Nie<
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SIR o~entic,e Nssatpatsoerer

BON Dt1ti1feit 1t nahaebsnoe 81
tanatma0ung re5 IN Deutlblanp te>
RebeIcen Committees gum GGube
oegti9eI Nusmanaeyer eieiflte laitst
ga!e fol5t:
9fa3rt&t f3sr I@e,vanesrer.
NQen cenjsniseu> roeIae auswanpsr11
wolien> p!yo 5ur Ncnntri5 gsbraGt eoE
Dbl! Dem Goa1u;i!:e gum Sdube fattoz
l|I1sr Iu5l1a9ceEer c;e gtnrihtuna
9etrgiTsn noyeea it, iscem suSerlijIiaen
fetDotiE@cn Observation-Disclosures
fartsa Oh biz Yen eenl ceut1ten rDz
mIIGs Observation-Disclosures inNproz
america bel teu:en gsttrausn5mGnuer III
Men Uerf unc Baltimore
m~it,ubefen.
Die Wa8panecrer taten li1 nun
;ur Changing esrislbsn an hie betrsfz
fsFpen 0erssn Yfnrrer III ne1oen, uno
lpiro jeoem ~er'nee1e empfpblen, ntdt
absureilen> pbne lId nit ipld einerGms
pfa1Iung5farte 81 osrisbsr.
1a5 COMMITTEE gum S6use Der
oeutI1en W%uSmanoerer.
Carl Shirt lit SieNburg zYirFsiu.
Sffntath Wai, 1873.
NIB. Die 1eyren pfarysy t5nnen eisie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rur6 ibr
bc9mIrciafr5 Syoinariat, peer
ocn cen1 prGTrenten res Com
mittse5 beSleben.
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n,anp rem @ablsettsl. res @dblerS conf
trpuirt, S1ulp an jenen llntbaten isi
raS NIT refen G%ntfrnuns uu6 rie
@abl>9 ~etriissreien unp Gdlihunaea
beleitiot rerrcn fDnnen.
Dies 1T cine Suuiipn, wel9e te>
meiit, RAP ben Mitelieesrn Ter Com
yenticn he 8prtbeile unr Nadtbeile
bstrer @tfimmunsss Mrten nidt be-
tefunnt iinb. sic fennen bis isst nur
bic sebeime &bRimmuns unp pillen,
ra6 bic Corruption Mittel unp @cac
sefunren bat, eislelbe ibren 3meden
semaB ~ tanobaben unp gu mistraus
6en. Nter rie Na6tbeile Der mlnp!ts
den NbRimmune 1inp fremp; ie pi0sn
nidt, wie sermittslt reris!ben nod siel
leidter Die @ablen fir rie berrIbeurs
Yartei bright perpen f5nnen, wie ca
pur9 oft Gauienes opr hem @illeu Ell
mes Gtnsissn Bel itrer Watl atbdnsis
lpereel1.
Su europa fam man IS ibEeu ia
ger. Die miircliae &titimmuns 1T
rafflhit gum wabren Stub fir ne uEs
tsren Gp!fstlaiIsn senprsen. liz,
pslte eie Oewa!t unp rem Sels in
5anpen Datea, eis8samten, RE srpecn
T%atritantsn uno Wrtettseeter, rie Sa.
pitaliiten leiten aamit tie Wab!en aad
tbrem Selieben. gle ccntrruiren RE
Atfimmuna ibrtr llnterssbenen, tbrsr
Mrbsiter, unp ibrer S6ulensr urp IS
mi'p ibnen let9t rur9 ginlbubtsruns
:. J. rnrh Drsbuas pom Grsrit@ peer
Albeitsz Gnt;isbung bel FER Wbitimz
nIun9 itrs Ganeicaten rurd;uissen.
Sn England fpmpbl ME in aresyn
Sdncern Gurppas bat man rarum e.
men beftisen 2ampf fir MtldaTuns
ces miinplidea @ablrshts unp fit
Ginflbrun9 ter sebeimen Wbtimmuns
sefibrt 1lnb bic unb ta ni9t p5ueG1fNe.
uno rieieMbai mmunsame!le> I'M mslGs
uns Die Dempfraten gurrpa5 70 LANCE
fGpn tsneiren, melGe bort fIr Die
0runrz9 aii5 elmer fretsu @atl a,,sss
iebea tpiro-was lie AUDI IN Ger Shat
it fol- spn uns a~ufsssstsn perrsn
fit re aite> ais sdn;lid faul erfunsss
ne uu1iiaoli6e @abl", bic l1 IettSabr>
sebntcn il rer Nraris auer @Slfsr falib
ertpisisn bat, Ger ]. 9. Napo!epn alsin
feline Mahi uno fslne Majprit1tsn BON
MIQipneu fir ettlen Giiar;smus csrz
canf!e!
llna ein ielder rsaftipaGrtr GAritt
icu nur 9elAebeu, UNI bic MaDlfrsibsit
Ydr SgNIfcn IND 8etrigsrn ror rem
Nu9wurf ser 8u9sr u,D cersn Usz
malttbaten uno TIliAuassn su rettsn ?
AI5 pb ramit piele Sdnrfsn uro Sc
trigger ieitit teisitiet u&rsu. Gtelelten
Meniden l,no stsielbs Corruption t.giz
Zen an FER g(rtait nod ME Yor ls
nGrren iib talo cerGpnt,pue Ger reuen
@oblsWr ebenlo bsmdAtissn, pis fri
bsr, tur nod nit mebr gyfc!s fir ibre
ctseaiiAt}sen 3psds, neil tbnsn ris
acus Ginliat Iber cas- 8ptum Nue.
rffen ftebet pir1s. Gie Masrsge!
lD'ro clio aus ter! u9lcsen IN re
Sraufe" fi!brsa, mis man gu iasen
pFest.
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(5urben@ anperer.)
@~Drreippnbeas ants Totu.
M1l!, ZEN 26. Miai 1873.

@dprsnp Ger Di5fuiiipn itsr ras
alofarssifs III Ter italieniiden SAINT
lnsr ipuree plSb!i9 BON Dem Geputir=
ten Ter Nsdten &C Opunp uno spn esn1
Geputirtsn rer 2infsn Mancini Elm
Wusnabmaseiey fir BE SeIuiten aufeez
lpprfen, On. 20. urn 81. !. M. 6sf<
tiee Debettsu tparsn bic erle UpIee.
glur rrsniae Depu!irte ipraden fd ba>
eeesn aus. De 2onnp braGts ZEN
Gprlblaa, rab BET ren Ssiuiten cine
Nuanabrae sen,adt percsu mtfs urp
reren General eaber feline Wpbnurg gu
oerIalisn babe unp nidt wte bic aaesrn
SrpensaensrdIe bic proYijoriIbe 3eit
eas nare bis su ibysm Qb!eben, in it,
rem jsmsilisen Gunsants scrbleitsn
rGrfe. Waneini, eth 5auptanfutrer
Ter Ssfte maGte folse.1re prrpoftici1 :
Die @eisuidaft Seiu unp ale riejez
ntaen, he nit ibr rerbuncen ifnc, mer>
rem a~uiashoben untsr mas INNER fit
einsr Jcrm ; ibre 5duIer ut1o GousbIsn
iirc auf;ul5ien, unn jsre Gsreinisung
ibrer Gsits 1T unterlast."
9lab ;wei iturmildm Sisunssn
ipurre rer Antras &c Ornap's at'ses
npmmen, une eer e~br,rurri9e sreiie Naz
ter 8eGrs, General Ger Ssiuiten, mue
feline @pbnuns>, cte feline Gcr>
odnesr felt 5abrbunpertea innsbaltsn,
zen lllurpatrren i%iberlaien. Sn nell
der 3eit ss seibeben wirc, 1T mod niat
tefannt.
Ser "a. Mai ees 9abres ees
6etles 1873 unp ter 24. Wat 1914
aeten mir StpT, cine paraaele gu ste<
Dim "a. Msai 1914 bielt pius
= -- .Er A4 A
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Nplitiidbso aus U;ras,freidD.
Ser nene &rGIDent.

Marl6au Mac Mabpn 1T ;par Gin
eeborener Traaspie, enti tammt iecpd)
elmer fatbol1fhen Jamil;e in Srlano.
eie ben Gtuart5 cine trsue Nnbdrali1s
felt bepabtte. Maria Wpttb hersca
pom Masenta 1T Ter Spbn zines pairs
bon Traafreib, Ter netenbet Elm periDnz
ltder Treuno GarlS X. par. gr pur>
De am IS. Suli 1903 gu Suuy Coz
parternent Sapae uap 2pire) sstoren
unb fam 1925 in BE Militairi9ule gu
ct. Gyr. Seins prattilde Wilitairz
lduls madte CT, pie cie meifen franz
sbffden Generate in Wfrica rur1 ; ais
Mcjutant res Generals M9arp wpbnte
er Der 8e!aseruns bon Mntwerpen bel
unp fsbrte 1888 riecer na1 q friea sus
rid, mo er nanent!id BET rem Sturm
auf Gpntantine i'm Sabre 1887 ii9
ausseibnste. SIN Sabre 1915 muree
CT Sbe,{ t. res Al. 9inienz Hesin,ents ;
1913, am IL. Stunt ernannte man i'm
sum grisope>0 General, ais relasr er
Ger DiSiiipn BON Ilsmesu spr tanb.
giabcem e. DipiionSs@ ensral eempr>
cen> lourre er 1853 O~roepfF;isr rer
Gbren!esipn, bas Sff5isratreu; bate
ct tereits 1887 erbaIten. SIM Sepz
tembsr 1885 wurre er 0rpbtrsus Ter
GbrsnlcSicn, eS rer riss Der preiS fir
ZEN Sturra auf SebaRpppI. Wac
Mebpn wurce ndmli6 in Npril 1855
aus Nfrica na@ pari5 ;urifserufcn
unp I'M Nusuit in rie arim ee1bidt,
no ct unter Maridau 8psauet etns
Sufanteries0 is|ion iternabm. gr
bate IS sewast, bic DerFe rpn mala<
frif Die zen Sdldnsl son getatappl
btlreten, eurd etnsn tiitnen NIT bets
|pieQoIem Clan auaBefIbrten Anariff
;u ne,men. 1ieie slpricle NaTsntbet
brabte i'm nod i'm nddi1en Sabre sie
Ssnatcr5miirre Elm. SIM Sabre 1857
commancirte CT nieper bic Grpeptt;pn
,sesen bic Sabylsn, bic er nit Slid
aus ibren Sblupfpinfeln triet, bis CT
1859 bep,eert murre, Gin Gpmmaneo
Der sesen Sefsrrsid sefibrten Mrmee
in Stalien gu iiternebmen. ST. ftano
an Der Spige heS ;~peiten Corps unr
batte paS Slid, turd redtseitises Gin
trefen bel Maeenta Die pom Napplepn
eben ni9t gum 8eiten seleitste Sdladt
In einen Stes ju serrranoeln. Danfz
.erfaut eraannte Jpn Der 8aiier auf Fem
.Sdla9tfelte am 4. Stunt gum 9ersps
BON @aseata uro gum Maridau pom
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Trantreid. Ssin Same sablte cas
mails ~ ZEN sIansenrftcn GranfreiGs
unp btelem unitanee wrbl eanfte CT
es, tae inn BE Wiiion i~bertraastl
murce, 1861 alS aueerprcentliber Ser.
treter Grantretd5 Der RrDnuna res &D<
niss non Yreussn b%ei;uwpbnen. NaG,
leiner GIGfebr Ypn rieler nit auBsrore
rentlidem pumpe ausseflbstsn W;ls
ion iibsrnabm Ct. an Ganrpbert5 Steue
tas COMMANDO tss prittsuWrmeeccrps.
Mm 1. september 1864 fam ct piersr
auf feline erite militairiibs NgbmesNitte
nad Africa unp s,rar als Oeaeralz
@puSerneur BON Mlserisn. STR mar
aber letn Iuftreten, cas Ter Snauou@
ration zines neuen Gyitein5 ga!t, ins
rem er Elm arabildes Neid sriinrsa
wollte, nidbt Spn hem Sinitielsn CT
fp!se tealeitst. Die Gstoutlas;oa sine
fat prrw$rt5 s~urid, ris alassa ibsr
Isin neutrality-suspicious. bGufteu lId,
bis rei 5ersog fslti} I'M Sabre 1868
ansei9en mutte, tab CT III rem ftiihern
Syilsrl Ger Gp!pnilatioTs ;uriffehrs.
Ger legte peuti9e SrisB fab McW2a<
Ten wpbl rtsrsr an Ter Spise zines
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Sielsu ietaer Osarilsn, rus Gnce isire5
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S9ladt tei W~eibenbuya no ,,au rers
estans ieta GiatreTctt sur un!sritaBs
un9 Ger Esuppeu Douai'S erwartets,
tssana or bn5 y%srbduauibcpus Rid
tp1rteeoncentyiren bis Sspan, no TIN
feline Gsrmuneuas raupr tepdbrte, psn
Sernidtunseact rer faiierli9en Nrmee
unterseiGnen 81 miiNen. Na6 rem
UrisrensIblub ubrrnabm CT res Grmz
manep FER &rsnes spn Ser aiQss ssesr
BE Commune unp erpberte paris fir
rte Orrnung. lie 81 retts!l CT heu1e nad
meArfaden frifern Wsigeyunsen On
bic Stele Ib!er5 9etreter 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
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staDt uno lano.

IS If rid't angensbm, SITTER nit
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tn az fjnrsn> BE felt Sabr une GAG
f;b som uWanoersr" bsIuden lallen,
pbne aud nur oaran ~ pentsn, raj CT
70 renis aus Der Cuff aasin lsben fam
mis- Anosre.
papter, DRUID unp Wrtsit mue resslz
mdbis tesablt meroen, uno IS 1T cine
arss lnbiu'efsi,, psm 5srausssber Ell
mes 8laites susumutben, RAP ct bic
srpse1 Nu5satsn Sabre lang rprl9iez
fen i'll, obne eaF Ter iaumise Nbonz
u:nt eoran CENT fstas @Hi6t 81 erfulz
I'm.
21is sgiabsn uaisrs 0srreu M9eatsn,
Die Gstrsfsaesn aQ25 grnl ties aufmsrtz
fam III n'a3en, I'm f. mebr IA Der
eabyaon9 nieesr |sirsm Gnae sntsez
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28

Sn folee refen erfdeinen Bel pteiem
Stafe 8arotndle auf Der Blbne, eret
papfe wercen rarsefellt, Don benen
elmer erutorbet pirp. Dab tie pdpite
uno 8arctnale auf bas idredlidfte
profanirt reroen, 1T mpbl iiberfuiis,
su e%rtpdbnen. Dteb 1T bic beutise
Vpltsersiebuns. $50 bleibt pa cas-
@aranties @e1cb?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

KEEP IT CLEAS.-As our readers all
know, a marke. is held in the Little
Market house." Fifth Ward, every
Saturday evening. 1t is great con-
veuience to the people OF that portion
of the city, and is we'll sustained and
should be kept up. But it is OF the
highest Importance that the market
house should be kept clean and should
be thoroughly swept and washed after
market hours, especially during the
unhealthy season. This is not done
Sometimes the filth and garbage are
permitted to remain all night. We
call the attention of the authorities to
this matter that they may warn the
company owning this market that it
must be cleaned up every Saturday
night after the market closes; the pnb-
lie health demanding that the most
strict sanitary measures shall be
enforced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-04

PIoSlcs To-pAY.-The only en-
csgement we have heard OF tor to-day
are picnics, public and private, and the
German theatre at night.
Company c., West Va. National
Guards, 60 on q picnic excursion to
Moundsville this morning. The pros.
pect is that they will have an enormous
crowd. ...
Enterprise Lodge OF Grand Templars
give picnic at S,elle's grove,,on the
Hempfeld road. They have arranged
for a good time aud will haveit.
The Mannerchor Singing Society Of
this city will give theatrical PERFORM
ance a. Washington Hall tonight, aid
ed by some performers from Pittsburgh.
1t will be good-but hot.
Eureka Lodge Of Odd Fellows, will
have q picnic to-day. All South
Wheeling will be there sure.
The Baptist Sunday School will GEL
citrate the day with a picnic at Patton's
Grove near Martins Ferry. This will
be splendid opportunity for all the lit.
tie people to have good time.
Many families and neighbors have
arranged for private picnics, and We
rick nothing in saying that two~thirds
OF the good people of Wheeling will
pass this Fourth Of July in the woods.