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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-22
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EGsHIuMApLE DRESS. MAKER AND MILLmEI

fAShIuAAbLE DhkSS MAKER AMI MlLLlAkh'
A LII KINDS OF CUTTING AND FITTING
IA done on short notice and in q satisfactory
manner.
All kinds of Sewing Machine Needles, Fix
lures and Improvements constantly on hand.
Place of business-93 Third street, between
Alder and Washington. All orders addressed
TO Box 4l9 will be promptly answered. 5-S
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-22
Deutsche ApOth Ike.

s~ Store Open Day and Night-sa S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
TEXAS IN BRIEF.

San Antonlans aro cndcayorlng "a
mako water run up hill,
-Dallas having set tho example,
Houston IN not slow 10 follow, aud now
boasts Of her Martha Washington ten
party.
The II, II. Lee base ball club OF
Houston has challenged the Waco
club TO play u match game during fair
week.
An alderman OfMarshall wna fined
five dollars for carryinga "nigger shoot
en-" That Marshall isa progressive
town.
The Jefferson Leader sympathizes
with ex-Alderman Young, of this city,
and calls for the suppression OF
"nigger shooters.n
Jefferson Leader; "lhe crops OF
Harrison county are now In good cons
dltion, and our farmers are looking for
heavy crop this season."
-TeXarkana News oath. "Mr. Col
Inns infoi ms US that one thousand six
hundred and lllty-six head ofsheep and
two hundred and eighty head OF cattle
have been fed, watered and shipped
from this city during the week.
San Antonio Express; "a gentle
man well posted, says the supreme
courts have recently decided the law
providing for amendment of city char
tiers unconstitutional. Another rumor
is that the penitentiary commissioner
have chosen the Cook place below the
mission for the site"
"A reward of one thousand dollars
is offered for the apprehension OF A.
II. Miller, who killed Mr.. Phillips In
Llano county, last Monday. He Is
about five feet nine inches high, twen-
ty-eight or thirty years old, has dark
hair n high and prominent forehead,
blue or grey eyes, has an impeachment
In his speech, and weighs about one
hundred and fifty pounds. He be-
longed to the state police in 1872.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

THE democracy of Texas are every
where moving in response to the adj
vice of the executive committee of the
state, in the call of district conven-
tions to nominate candidates for the
constitutional convention. Austin
Gazette.
All (! Since when The HERALD
was rather under the impression that
Mr.. Ireland's manifesto was received
by the people and press of the state as
such self-conceited and uncalled-for
document should have been--with de-
rison and contempt. The time has
gone by when such men as Mr.. Ireland
can dictate to the great democratic
party ofTexas. Thepeople know their
duty and will proceed to do 1t without
the advice or suggestions of self-styled
leaders or disappointed and broken
down office seekers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

the front rank Of agricultural counties
Denton now sighs for railroad, ishf
has been sucking Two sligar-teals u
promise Ia the past three years VIZ
The Irans-e0ntinenial aud Dallas and
Wichita, bhe las sucked the leals un'
I'll she Is growing restless for some
thing more substantial, DO tell Va
something about the Dallas aud
Wichita, Denton looks 10 Us e0m'
Ing with all the solieilude Of q
girl looking for an absent sWeelhearpi
return, She hears various rum0rt
about q prospective transfer Of Dallas
city stock ~ some northern company,
What has been d0neY Denton II
waiting anKi0usly for the time when
she can pour her agricultural wealth
into the lap OF her queenly sister Ma
doubt much individual aid could boob,
tained Ia this county 10 the la las anl
Wichita, II such were needed o.
peOially IN tho way OF private dOna'
lions OF land, etG. Denton, however,
can not subsldlge, She will never bur
den her people with money subsidies
In aid ofany railroad, Tell ~ oil you
know about the Dallas aud Wichita,
Our wheat prospects are simply u.s.
t0nishlng, No baekset aud Denton
viii average from thirty 10 forty
bushels Of wheat per acre, Corn II
backward on account Of the late cold
spell. Oats look very well,
draaahoppers arc pretty plenty,
but they are only awaiting the
sproutlng Of wings, when they will
leave for some other spot Millions Of
ployer cover the pralrlea, aud wage
continual war Of determination on
the lnfantllo deacendants0 Kansas IN
yadera, No excitement ~ yet about
the convention, ono candidate haf
trotted out aud the probabilities are
that something less than one hundred
viii tread the turf between this aud
August, especially II no convention II
held, for which there " no prospect
now. Immigrants continue 10 come
In. Quite u number of very sturdy
looking and substantial farmers have
lately purchased land, and nre opening
farms among w, PETER arr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
Arrest of IL Woman.

On last Friday man by the name
of Mccormack was arrested by Sheriff
Ross, supposed to be an Arkansas MUIR
derer. A telegram was soon after re-
ceived from the authorities at Dallas,
stating that "Bell Ross" alias Mrs.
Reed, the wife of the notorious stage
robber, Reed, killed a short time since
in Collin county, by deputy sheriff in
attempting to arrest him, was travel
ing with Mccormack, and that she
was implicated in one or two murders,
and to arrest her.
'Bell Ross" sometimes goes dressed
in mems clothes. Mccormack left her
Friday out in the cedar break; she
came to town Saturday, and spent most
of the day passing around town, stop
ping at the saloons and other business
places, evidently looking for McCor-
mack. About dark she entered the ho-
tel of Mrs. kirkpatrick, where she was
arrested by Sheriff Ross and Marshal
Compton and lodged in Jail. She had
dirk knife and six shooter, but had
laid them aside few minutes before
her arrest. Report says she has killed
two men. She had letters on her per-
son of a startling character, but the ma
ture of which, for prudential reasons,
we shall not make known.-[ Waco
Reporter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

WE have had brief calls from several
of the Missouri excursion party now in
Texas, among them Mr.. J. Ii. Green, OF
Jefferson City, who inaugurated the
movement, Mr.. Summers, of the same
place, Mr.. Dixon, an editor from Cedar
City, Mr.. Baxter, of the Louisiana
Journal, Mr.. III. L. Murray, from the
same town, and one of the partners in
the foundry brought from there to Dali
las, Mr.. F. w. Matthias, a well-known
business man of st. Louis, and State
Senator McGinnis of the same city.
These gentlemen all seem delighted
with what they have seen of Texas.
The excursion lost large number of
intended tourists by the sudden death,
within two days, of Mayor Barrett and
two other prominent citizens of st.
Louis. Weare glad to meet such gen.
tlemen looking at our country, but it is
too true that such hurried visits allow
little opportunity for information to
the parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

MISERY'S heads as il were the eallOus
authors arc Indignantly sensitive on
tho subject Of Typographical errors, A
printers mistake 10 10 them the un.
pardOnable sim they would u
they could, have the offending COM
p0sitOr severely punished, Losing
sight, in their anger, Of the more im-
p0rlant fact that thei copy was a sort
OF Chinese puzzle, a e0nundum 70
plete with errors, too, and because the
men Ut types did not correct them all,
the careless writer assumes The role VI
much Injured Innocent Nav is this
quite fair Aud 10 80 much has been
written concerning the plumbers Of the
nlnlelligent composition might not
something DO said not exactly iatter-
ing, but quite true, in reference 10 the
careless, aud mayhap, VI times, mol In
telligent writer?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

A NIoR young man 10 Dos Molnoa
got married not long ago, llo
worked his way TO tho bottom Of tho
drawer and got reduced 10 one
clean shirt lle thoreupOn rose
earlier than usual ono morning and
kindlod q fire, When hanging on
tho kettle no made u noise on pur-
pose 10 arouse his wife, She peered
over tho blankets and exclaimed
oMy dear, what aro you doing 7"
lle deliberately responded ~ have
put on my last clean shirt, and I'm
going TO wash ono for mysol,'
Every we'll, replied she, "you had
bottor wash one for mo, too"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
speaker BIaine,s beginning.

Several years ago slab sidcd,
awkward printer boy from Maine
found his way to Washington in
search of san easy place. Tom
Ewing was then secretary of the
interior. He was also uncle of our
gawky placo.hnnter. TO him the
youngstor naturally applied for as
sistancc in getting tho desired sit
uation. This was the encouraging
answer he received from Ewing
81 will not get you place in any
of the departments. Moreover, if
you find place and go to work,
will use all my influence to have
you dismissed. l want to get you
out of Washington. l am not going
to have you made into weak and
helpless nonenity if can help it.
Go anywhere else; go to the devil
if you like; you shan't stay in
Washington"
This inspiring counsel drove the
youth back to Maine again.
Had Ewing found him the desired
place, no would be to day tying tape
around bundled documents, or stick
ing official stamps on somebody
else's letters, in one of the depart
ments, an inert mass of routine ma
chine. But the uncle's sensible
brusqueness was the nephews sal.
walton. The name OF that discour-
aged young applicant was James G.
Blaine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
DALLAS HOARD OF TRADE.

q, NJ Wheat, presidenll John Kerr, vice
prealdeni ID, W, iiaylor secretary j, l.
Leonard, Treasurer,
Field, u, ", Drove, II, v, TOmplinH, II, "
Luce, W, \, CLARK, A, a, Ob0nGhaln,
Board Of ArbliratiOn-A, Sanger, j, ~
bryan, j. u, Schneider, r. l., Williams, W.
a, Jones,
Committee ofAppeals-W, 10, Hughes, n. L.
Marsalis, NJ, Kahn, w, y. Conner, I, ", Cald'
well, Join Tension, w, l., Murphy,
TranapOrlaiion-A, Davis, y. j, Adams A,
Sanger
classification and QuOiatiOn-H, v, Temp
kina, i, n, hlgGr, i, II, liryan,
flnnnge-W, j, CLARK, Il, l., Maraalla, i, ",
Caldwell,
.Mombernhlp-A,T obonchain, NJ, Kahn,
doO. Shields.
statistics aud Annual slatemenia-W ].
Clark, II, H. Luoo, u, W. baylor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

THEQnakers' Indian Aid association,
at their annual meeting in Philadel-
phia last week, resolved that II country
so afflicted with Drought and grasshop-
pers rs western Kansas, was no fit
place for Indians, and that the govern
ment should assign them better coun-
try. We suggest Pennsylvania.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
Write Plainly,

There are certain set of scribes-
not experienced ones-who seem to be
impressed with the idea that illegible
manuscript is an index of genius.
Printers know great deal better, and
to their cost, too, for crooked, blotched
chirography Is sore trial to temper
and eye-sight alike; and to make mat
tiers worse, to keep up tribulations ON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

Two gentlemen of Ellis county yes
terday expressed themselves to be very
warmly in favor of running Mr.. b. f.
Hawkins, of Waxahachie, for the con-
stitutional convention. They, however,
did not know whether or not he would
consent to run. Mr.. III. was long clerk
of the court and is now merchant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

In Is refreshing TO hear of libel suit
In which the defendant Is not n news
paper man. Such suit Is pending IN
New York. The defendant published
his grocer us the champion lightweight
of the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

In Ia positively known ut admins
tration headquarters, that Senator
Morton has not only avowed himself u
candidate for president, but that he
has a considerable following among
the freedmen,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

GENERAL BARTLETrs eloquent
speech at the centennial festivities ut
Lexington has aroused n fervor Of pa
triotism throughout the country that
promises to blot out forever the parti-
san animosities between the north and
the south,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

JANIS doRDoN BENNETT, for a
wager Of seven thousand dollars,
walked last week from Flfh avenue
and Fortleth streets 10 Jerome Park In
l;i7, less five seconds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

Hon. b, II. HILL, of Georgia, IL al'
most certain 10 DO one OF the repre-
sentatlves Of his state In the next Con-
gress. In talent, honesty aud chival-
rlc bearing he VIII DO peer 10 any ever
there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

THH administration folks In New
England arc on the ragged edge about
the third term mystery, lilo came,
he saw, but he did not say II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

In IL conceded by republican leaders
IN Pennsylvania that Governor Hart
rant viii DO renomlnated without OPP
position, and II II asserted by the
grangers that lao VIII step down and
mt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Denton County-Her Prospects ana
Resources.

DENTON, Texas, April "a.
To the Editor ofthe Dallas Herald:
Publish TO the world that for ener-
getic, Industrious, thoroughgoing farm
ers Denton Is the place. If Dallas has
any such to spare, there is room for
them here. Good lands, good timber,
good water, good health and good
prospects are few of the jewels In the
bright tiara of Denton's glory. The
best Of lands can be purchased at from
two. dollars to five dollars per acre. No
land under the sun is more beautiful,
picturesque, and enchanting than the
western portion Of this county. The
lands lie beautifully and only need the
hand Of industry to place Denton In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

JUDGE ALPHoNso TAFT, OF Clnclnna'
u, IL now the most prominent oandl'
date for the republican nomination for
governor Of Ohio,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
DALLAS, TEXAS.

THH experiment Of transluslng
blood has been applied to General
Frank blair with beneficial results,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

SAM PuRDy was purchased by o. W.
Kellogg, Of San Francisco, for nifty
thousand dollars, tho highest figure
ever paid for trOttlng stallion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

JnDdEPIERREroNT, the new attorney
general, 10 decided Improvement on
Williams, both In breadth Of mind aud
Of conceptions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

Non only the buds, but the peach
trees themselves have gone under the
''polar waven In northern Indiana,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
slttS Der staatSbamptFaSt.
(SpesiaIbep.ide Der rSu. @tuats3eituns".)
SpringfieI6, Is. WpriI.

o
0ie 20. Generals 81 riammlung 6es
Staates Sainois lit beute au @n6e ges
gan9en. Jie lit nieuei6t cine @eieb7
!. 9ebung 10 lebr sei6mGbt por6en tpie
oiele, nnb ielten iino, Sumal mas oie
augemeiuen GeIultnte Der GtBung anbe>
trifft, Oteie S6mdbungen 10 unDerbient
9etpeien. GS lit mabr, oaB bic Sibung
cine ungetp06nlt6 erre9te thar, uno DaB
0ieSe Grresung mitunter IN b66lt uners
iprieBli6e Oronungsloii9teit ausgeartet
lit, Oanf Der gebdiii8en Steuung, tpeI6e
bon Nnfang an Die republifanii1e Ott>
norttIt eingenommen bat, uno 0ant ferz
uer Der ei9ent9Iml;6en Stellung, tpelde
bic WiaioritGt eiunabnl, cine Waioritdt,
Die aus lebr %beterogenen Glementen au=
i~anlnelge1ebt, taft niemalS Der Wtinort>
tat cine eel1loI5ene 8%arteip9alanr ent>
%gegengefteat bat. Wdbrenb 70 bic Wfaz
jorttGt, Der es 0eIungeu mar, Die Orgas
nilatipn beibal SduIer Der 0eIebgebung
III i6rem Sinne Ourdsuieben, fir Nues
beraltportli6 1T, mas oie29. Ge9tsIatur
bes Stdates D0llbra6t bat, mar tie Ell
gentli6 ni6t III Der Sage, Die abiolute
@Dntrole lber Die @~eiebgebrug aussu>
ibeu.
@enn nun trob bieier un%argenebmen
Situation Die SDatia6e 81 Der3ei6nen
lit, baB Die biesidbrige @eiebgebun9 nidt
nur mas ibre laufen0en &usaaben aubez
trifft, Die i%parlamlte tuar, Die mir felt
1868 ge6abt babeu, 1on0ern oaB au9 Die
in oielem Sabre gemaAten GelbbepiQi>
9Insen iid su ben leBtiGbrtgen oerbaltem
ipie 5 su II, 10 barf troB Der ~eifrigen
S6impfereien bo6morelti6er Sldtter
iuie bic nGbicago GtmeS" auglei6 9eiaat
tperben, bGB bic QegiSLatur Don 1875, bic
nebenbei bemerft feline @rtra : SiBur1g
baben miro, cine ben Snlerei1en bes
Staates iebr eriprieBlt9e 8~irtlamfeit
entfaltet bat.
lIsber bic 6ormaIit6t Der S6luBberz
tagun9 lit ipenig 3I lagen. Gs tparel1 IN
bstoen 9duiern II etma 10 niele Wtit>
glteoer antpeienO, al5 nDtbig tparen, UNI
ben GertngAngsceremontett eil1en GINGER
maBen anitdnotgeu gnitri6 5u 9e0eu.
8unoeslenator SO6n u. 0ogau, Der in
Der IeBten 3eit augIei6 nit ieinem Gol@
legen Jtibaro O9lesbD bier antpeleu6
mar, nm ben geplagten GepubIifanern
nit NotD nno I9Gt beDiilfi0 5u Ieil,
belt I'M Senat cine bemerfeuSipertb neu>
trale nnb tlG9lid ni1tsIagenbe Nebe,
uno i6ien itb nidt einmal Der 26atia6e
bepuBt All ietn, bob CT bic Goue zines
QIdenbuBers ipieIte, INN. III Grmange>
lung bon erniteren @e19dften bic 3eit
bis CUR S6luBperta9un9I aus3ufIuen,
Die IN beiben 9Guiern uln 1l} Hbr itattz
fano. 9aS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Derta9te
it1 balo na0 Dem 3ulammentritt bis auf
tpeuige Wtnutsn Dor III nbr uno fiiute
Die 3pii6en3eit oamit aus, bem 0errn
&O9an IN Der Senatsbaue elm GINGER
maben sablret6eS auditorium gu Derz
I6affeu. IL. III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
NeW 0orf.
90 E ~ . orf, "A. Mpri

Nem UDrt IA. Nprtl.
Der 3u6ran9 gu BEN 8erbanblunsen
bes 9rOBen SfanoalproseIleS mar beute
Woreeu tpom0gIi6 nod itdrfer ais an
anoeren Sagen 1n6 6ultoerte, tpel6e
it0 cine GlutrittSfarte erDbert bdtten,
muBten troboem enttduibt tpteber abs
3ieben.
9teben benz Gt6ter iaBen ais beborz
sugte 3ui@auer Gt0ter Some bon Bt5>
coniin, Nobert 2incoln, Nidter BeabooD
unb Berrb $. Smitb BON Chicago.
lin Ii Hbr nabm Snlerton 0as &reu5s
berb0r bes Nngeflagten nieber auf.
Ja6Sem berielbe etnen She'll leiner gez
ltrigen Nuslagen bert6tigt bate, fu6r er-
fort:
vgtGs i'd an ienem Nbenbe CSC. 0eaemz
Der 1870 nit WpuGton III ietn 8iblto=
tbefsimnler etngetreten tpar Deri6lob
oteler bic Gbiir un6 sog ben S6litfiel
ab. NuBer mir, WouLton nnb clifton
Dar Tteman6 5ugegen. Die llnterreomng
0auerte uNgefGbr cine Stun6c. clifton
bel0ulotgte Mid, ibm ietuWeib cntfrems
bet gu Daben. SD Iieb i'm reoe1 nno
i6Dieg, Do iein @ebabren mir 5u nerites
BEN gab, bob er ni6t unterbro9sn 81
perben iDiini6e.
SD 9in9 oann nit MonLton na9 Sill
toms WoDnut9. SD fru9 ibn unters
De9S nt6t, Oh er Gltlabetbs @eitGnbntB
ge1eben babe. SD fanb Srau Gilton in
ibrem S6laf5immer. Ob i1e i'm 8egrtff
mar, 1t9 our &u6e Su begebeu, tpeiB t9
ni6t. sic mar tranf uno i1 nebme all,
baB lebteres Der SAT- mar. SD lagte
i6r, t0 fomme brett bon elmer nnters
reoung nit tDrem 0atten, bel benz lie cine
11tpere Vintage ge9en mid erboben babe.
Nls l9 lbr 1a9te, oaB i9r 9atte mid
beI9uloi9t babe, tbm ibre 2iebe geraubt
81 b9ben. brad ite in &branen aus mas
i'd fur etne Seiabung meiner Srage
naDm. SD iG9te tbr ferner, oaB er mid
bei1nlotst babe, 3tDtetra6t in ietner
Samtlte geitiftet si baben, unb rug fte,
OBJ benz 10 let, erbielt aber feline Mntnort.
Nu6 meine Bemertung, ooB ibr @atte
mir gcla9t babe, fte babe tire @atttnllebe
aur mid lbertragen, blieh %unbeantiporz
tet. Nls i'd iie Dant frug, Oh ite clifton
gelagt babe, 0aB t6 iDr nnebrbare Nns
tsdge 9elteut, nidte fte ais 3si9en Der
BelaDMl8. uSie mtnen, oaB oies it9t
pabr lit, tpte famen ie benn ba3u, 10 ets
mas gu tbun", frug ibH tpeiter.
rs blieb mir nidts an6eres iibrt9",
e%ntge8nete lie, lid mat es miloe, LANCER
nit Sragen gequdlt a.. tuerben. Ct lieB
mir feline Gube." Sic eraGblte mir baum
bon einem @eiprGde, tpel4es iie i'm Suli
NIT tDnl gebabt, uno tpie Ct tbr porges
balten, Dap ipenn tie Ibm ibre Stebeletet
ur6 ct tbr Die ieini3en 9eitebe, iie it'd be1>
ier nerite3en uno better nit etnanoer ouSs
toumeH lplrben. sic trng mid baum.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Sun Nbgeor6netenDalie setate belte
9lbSmh ber Uttntlter bes NuSlpdrtlgen ben
Glnpfang Der Qtntport Oes BerIiner ga
binets auf 8eI9ien's lebte 9tOte al. 9'e
Qmttuort, iagts er, fibre feline neue 8e:
i6wsrOepuntfe an, i%onOern Dsrbreite ii6
itber Sic p0lferre6tli6en @runOregeln,
auf iuel6e DsutidIanO ieine Bei6werOeI
itiiBt, uu5 ipre9e Die Soffnuns aus, baB
Beiaien @slegenDett nebnen tperOe, BEN
@inSrud 3t bertuti0en, ais babe Deuti9s
Iato ei1en Mngriff auf Die IN 8elgien be-
itebenoe 8reBfreiDeIt beabii6ti9t.
0erWfiniiter figte bin5u, DaB ct frcun6z
li9e minoli6e observation-disclosures nit
benz oeuti6en @eianDten 9ebabt babe,
uno bas 9auS periideru f0nne, baB Die
bslgii6e 9tegierun8 aufri6tigit ipilni9e,
bas quite @inpernNbmeu nit OeutiOIano
All beteltiQei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
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