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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gieeidll0it1Otlt.

. 0 u n, /. IN9WF. = UcT FIeIlse n7c'
ralS" iagt: yllnter ben 2ln9c90rt9cn lno
6reunOen oe8 orn. gSm. Carleton 5relanO,
Don Der 6rma MOrri5 & 5lelanO, @elOipin,
DEN 6abrifanten, bcrridt ni6t menig 2luiz
regung mo SsiorgniB iibCr oaS &crblci6en
Oe8 .STn. S}relauO, meldcr am lcbtcn Sams
tag III 8ortlauO gum icBten Dta!e geieben
murSe. Wtan glaubt, Dap Ocrelbc clue be
reutcrbe Snmme 8eIO bel f6 fiibrtc mo
befiirAtct, OaB er Oa8 Opfcr eiEe8 @tOroe8 ge'
,,ft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Scr oHc1fIidlc smi1I0a1lsmefs.


g8 a ing 0 n, I. Au9. : Der mo-
nutllte SinanSberidt gibt fOlgenOeu auS=
peis lber ben Stauo Der ytatiouali6ul0:
0ttt @olO gu persinieu fno 1886, ,685 ,45O;
oarunter 1884, ,899, $50 iedl8prO5euttge Stint
5lpan5iger; Der nit 8 Bros. @Onront pers
3in8litje Wuop. Ycniion8 6onO betrdGt $14,=
100000; fdltg uuo nod nidlt etngeforoert
latiOn betrd9t nit ben 9epoFten'SrtuIaren
uno rem Sob, ,&ertiiitaten $464,716,9 ,900.89.
Die GeiammtAulO belauft itd) bemnaA auf
$2,l78, 200, ,111.15; au 3tn,en iino S24, ,850,=
284,l fdQig. SIN Sbaeamte beftnoen fd
$50 ,843, ,G84.73, i'll Sob mo Silber $l2,z
59O, O,349.52 III @ouraut uuo $32 600 IN
SpeSialsDepoTten. Bic ShuIo luuroe
im gauie Oe8 Otonat5 0nleb!if nm 81, 1885,
O33 ,93 pernltnoert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Srat.ri9ts @n0s elmer GrfnrFoR.
q NSrNfntfcia erf f.tttlReaa

Detroit, Wtidl., l. Augut. - Sin be-
flageuSwcrtbcr llngitd8ioQ erci8nete ith
beute Otit.a9 um l llDr ani Dem Sambecz
Gee, uR9efdbr cine 0teile iiioIi4 bon 3iuS=
bale III 6leiem StQate.
Sine aus ungeidlr 300 8eriouen beacbcu6c
GrturiiouS @eIeQidait Uerbr0hte ben Sag
oil ben llftrn oC5 See7. 16 0crielbn untCr.
nabmen cine @aiieriabrt aui cluem morihcn
6ladbocte, mel6e8 ii6 pl6Blid nit gSoiicr
fiiGlte unO iant. 9tur fiinf Sniaiien ocS
Der Stclc, uo 0aS 8Oot Ueriunt, so bis 60
Eu6 tef. Die Grtruutencu iiuo: ,Sr. g..
$. GQnlor, 5rau &borntou mo oercu &ino,
Trau N&uIier, Srl. Uiap Cunningham lmo
tbre ShmtItcr Qibbic, ST. 2lice 6aYe5, Sri.
Niop Seelu unr pr. 5tanOall 8Iadm1n,
idmmtll9 ans @OlO g8atcr, Rtd). 9os
llngIiid cr5cu9te un8ebeure Gnirc9ung i'll
SillS0Qle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Scr Giien9aDt,Fats0 bel otter
ni5.e 9iSn

@t.eouis, |. gAguh. = gruce gOnn=
ger, ein &paFn BET ber:i@tigten Gebriiper
Doanger, tunroc bor9eilern Abenb 81 SOplin
aui beu Seroad)t bin nerbaitct, ein Dtltglieo
Der 8anSe az iein, iuelder Dor elnt9en gSO6en
BET Stterpille eiHcn @renbabnSug beraHbtcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02

ndT VaWeI AtaneI -
.ur 1efie tps Nuslanb beotgt tHaerbalb2 "A GtuIoe
Y. watus
ode oty DsIltmsgtRrase uuo SOP Dnsfs'wpeuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
0o(itiShe YattucY.

9olitiIdle 8anner.
SepiIen, $ortraits, 9 Ii d It q ben &C.,
fuu5tpol semadat uno semaft pon
9. sy. GbaSe g. Gompr
ytr. 1873, B, ftzSaltimorefiraBe.
Iuftrlae per Boft rperben piinttlid ausgsiubrt.
/SufioO -tS7ftSO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
matente sp.rpeu 7,,s erf,uoer erwtsrt.

@rIt nat grtausnns bes Batents iperoeH @eaupz
zen here6uet. .. s.. 6 gS. &. 6otparo,
Nr. 18, ecoubfraB Sc, Der Poit 9eseniloer.
(Seur2, 2Oite) 3speissYireau in 9Baibn9ton, Dc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Notre Dame Of Maryland.
S6bere 0ebranfalt fir iunge Mdoden.

Oieies Snatut iii bret Wetlen norollh BON Saltt'
more iebr piibit aeleeea uno init Nlsm periehsn,
mas ,ur @elunobeit uno Searemlitbfeit 0ienen mag,
Sos auaemaubte Sebr Spitem bewirft pie ausnll:
buus Der seid9eu, moraliibsn uno pbphihen Srltts
Der ShEleriunen unb mad,t lie su ebien, 9ebiloeter
uno nistiben 9Iiebern Der @eielihait. SIN reeelz
m isiacrl 9uriu5, ned,er Die benIte nno fran5oFitt
SpIddbe umiaSt ift Die 3abl 0er Sbder auf etnbun=
oert.uno= =pierSts fefgefeut.
nat. 3tmmer piinlHen, iiuo auI pier5ebn behrdntt'
Sunse . amen, beren @eiunoheit i9esieae Or
mohnuua auf benl Blnbe untersebrldt ipeybeu, oor'
nusasiebt. oae finf,ehu poiitioe Ippltalionen DO,
BEN -. Ausuft semadt iueroen. : ages g d IL
aer fperre en- sleidaus argeroninea. Die Gr5iebun9s=
assrtbeie iipo fit ale 9itid. I'M rdbere AuS.unIi
lenoe man nod 4dao9en. (Sult2l, ,1Vt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
&stu 9dmersi Seine 8eiabr! Vetu
Srehl(dlIaa!

Die "Colton Dental Association" tit tmmef et'
folaretd. 2&bne obne Sdmersea Gus5uSieben. Sic
or6stsu 9metfler tDnnen itd pon oieer 3batiGbe tn
Den 3mmeru s,r. 81, 2SetsssaDsttessraBe, hoer'
5eugen. lS""' I''o 0'''t'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Ncr lHcINaafIirff

ytewsYort, l. An9nIt. = @el0 leidlt
Sn 2-23. Bealel ru9ia lu 4.8a4. Sob
idloB gu 1114-1113. BunoeSzGbliqotloncn
i9ioiien fau anO fcttg; 81er Coupons
1903; 65er 1853; ueue l173; Ger 1l94; 68er
1918; nene Sinier l16s; 10.4Oer Coupons
l18g. aftteu ifloiicu ilau uuO NnNetig; g.
D.&entral 406l; @rie 1a4; Sole Sbore 53s;
Sa8. Central so; 9ittSburg 95; NOrtbs
0eitern 39g Brior. 62B; Otof@SslanS 1913
llnteridabantts Bilan5: Sob $33 ,526,s
761; @ouraut S28. .931 SOB.
- Der llnterihabmei1er 3ablte beute fin
Suterefen $751; 200 nnO fir einge3ogene Ob'
liqationen $1,000 aus.
= Die 3oQ glnaabmen betru9en beutc
a14O oGn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02

Olsafd;e fir Serren 5u So pro Monat; miro sebo!.
SS uno ubgeltelert; Aass iOtro i'saTat nno mt
Der Sano selpaihen in Der Enterprise Laundry an
be, gde Der 8aS= uno TrOnthr. (5nll14,1Vto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
9ur 9eo d1i,,t,a fur Dam en-!

n DUbt$sS'
DEPLAITING mi elmer amp m a d / n c
auI ieoe Saeon unoSrete; idmaIe uber brste PLAITs
n1-iG 3ou su perihiebenen Preiien uno an9eerz
tiat ,rpabreao man Oarani uartet. q. Stmon,
Scr. "a, SfsYaltimore=,
(Suli15, ,1Wtg) nabe Sisbftrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Ser SSnotaner.&ete8s
Sas 0cicdIt am 9is S>orr. ,,Sittin8 9nu
nidlf ocfDpict

Sas 0cicdjt am 9is 9orn. ,,Sittin9 9uu"
nidIt 9etootct.
Gbicago, l. lluguit. - 9r. s. Q. Bos
lano, &uplan OeS 6. SrIauterle Re9unentS,
Ill Stan6iug Nod, 9afota, itatioulrt, itber~
mtttelt Dem @aneral. AolutanteH beS 0epartes
mentS BON Wiuneota Die Sdllorung Der
Gtebelei am 8ig 6oru ourtJ einen Suptaner.
Die @rSGblu1g oeS 2ettereu untCrIdlcipet ild)
i'm @ecntli9en nidlt Don BEN i6on prOfeHt'
li9teu Serinten, erflGrt ieoodl, CAP Sitting
8ua" in Dem 9efed]te lueoer get0otet muroe,
nod peri6nlld] bel oeuIielben betbeiltgt mar,
ion0ern in Dem Serathuu9S 98i9mam blteb,
uno bic SpUatiouen ieiuer &rleIer pon bort
aus Ourdl Senoboten lettete. y@raip !porie"
un0 ,,Slad MiOon" mareu bic bauptlG9ltten
Qniiibrer in Dem Geicdte pom %. SUM.
ySiu eagle" ein 6duptlin9 Der SladIeet,
peld)cr lid) all Der Optic einer aus SlpanStg
6amilien beltebenOen Salite 3cgcn Gn0c Oe8
Wionat5Otni auf OerIgcntur betauo, tGmp1te
in Der SdladJt pom %. Suul nit ur0 itber=
bduite ipdter ben 6duptltng Sitting Suh"
init SdmGbungeu, neil oerlclbe tetnen attlz
ben Nmbell nn Dem @cied)tc u0bm. nStu
eagle" bat ben ertuGbnten &apfan beuad)ridI-
tlgt, oaB er ge3mungen muroe, 9eqen DIE 9Selz
Ben Al fdmpfen, OaB CT auf Die Agentur Su=
riid3ufehrcn luiinife unO Suriitfebren ptroe,
iclbt weun e8 i'm! iein Qetcu toitetc. Der
Seridlt Des Suoiaaer5 id)ileBt, ME folgt:
,Siele Snoianer pOn cen Ageuturen am DttI-
iourt, ben ,,9leo @louo-" mo-, ,SpOtteO 8atl"s
2lgenturer, uno oiele Der uDrolidlen@heDenne
mo IrrapabOeS itlO in Dem Sager Der Setnos
lideu eeriammclt. 9ieielben tbetlen ibrtn
Sermanoteu NIT, oGB itc iiber 1000 StiId
&affen aller Qlrt, &arabIner, Sitd)len unO
&euolper, iOpe cine grcBc QuantltGt Nfnnt-
tion uuo 2eben5mittel in ben 0rtt otn gSeiBen
gelieierteu @eied:eH erbeutet baben; ite be-
Gaupteu ierner, rpGbren0 oeS Sommer8 uber
20O0 Yierpe un0 Wtauleiel oen 2SelBcH abge>
nommen AT babeu." 9tr Saplan iitgt 5u,
oaB Der 8eridt iiber bas SreIieu am SIG
0oru i'm aQgemeiueu nit Den uerOfertltd)teH
8eridten iiberelnItlmmt. Ser critic 2lngrl1T
Reuo'S eriolqte ipdt ain gtaG)mittGge. Sic
SuOiouer gebeu on, oaB 800 9SeiBc, leood)
nid)t mte ulelc Ger SBrigen, get6otet muroen.
Sin Sertdt aus einer onoerell Gucle ntel6et,
oaB Die Snoiauer uon Suffers COMMANDO
597 Garobner uno 91eUolucr crbeutetcn.
Ntebrere bcr auriidgetehrten felnOldeu >}nol-
amer tGeileu ibren SreunOeu tm Sertrauen
nit, oaB cine gro6e SanOe Der telnOldlen
Stour uHo GbepenucS Die 9toiebuo Serae
perlaIsn uno i'll Der ytGbe Der Agantm elm
2aQer aufihagen luiiroe, I'M Die baIeIbit be
fiuolideu Snbiauer cin5ui9u9tern unO ite 5u
Swtugcu, iit oem 6elnOe anSuid)leBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
DIE NNclfsYllts ifeIll1na.

B9itaOelp l. 2tuguit. - Die
beunge Nn5obl Der 5QbleaOcn SeiuAer betrn9
22,149.
Die Situugeu 6c8 gtationnlz gr5iebun98.
Sntituts lpurocu beute Abeno 1utcoer ouige-
nommeu. Irof. $. g8. 9oOO ais 6ranf=
forp, 8g., belt eineu SOrtrag iiber uoeH
SiufluR neS 8ejauoS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Ser slmsftanS Der sd1tdsitat&er IN
VcausNcrf.

y 10 y 0 + I, I. Nn9ulI. = Die &on-
trattOreu Der peri0te0cnen 9umpfcr.2inien
ltellten beute Morgen uugeidhr 500 neue Ar.
better an, mn bic Stelten Der an8gcItanOencn
Stift5tauer ein5nrebmeu. 0ie Boli5eimanns
ltaft III Der C2dbe Der 28eriteu 1T perOuppclt
pOrben, oq man @tubelt0rungen befiiratet.
Die au8iteheuoeu Stauer treibeu itd) baufen-
mciie i'll Der 9tdbe Der gSeriteu umber. Die
&ontrattoren ertldreu, OaB iie ale contrattlid
iibernQmmeueu arbelteu i'll Der feitgecBten
3eit auSfitbren tOnnen, mGhreno Die Stauer
3uperiibt begen, OaB ibre 6oroerungcn III
bG6iten8 Sluei &ofeu bewtlltgt ugrSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Nje SnIntt." DeiicSc1t

q E 10 y T, /. gln9uit.-Gen. 3Orace
Borter bat lid na9 gSaibu9tou be9eben, I'M
oos 3euguiB beS 6rl. SlnfOro Btlion, i'll
iofern baiielbe iidJ aEf Die SctbeillJuug Se8
@eneral8 on Dc: nSplpb."0epeide be3iebt,
Al ulOerleQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
SroDenocr 2lmsitan0 BON WaId)i.
ftiiteff

@lt3abeth, N.z5., 1. 2pgul.
Delegation Der Dai4ntHen Der D&eurala
8obn" uub oer, 2ebigb -Susquebdnna -8abn"
beiu6te beute WOrgen ben Superintenoeuten
6rn. q. 6. Slider in bieitger @tuOt unO
proteItirte ge9en Die beabiihtigte NeouttiOn
BON 10 BroSent oeS @ebaltS Der Wtaid)ini'
fen. Mlan beiiird]tet eineu Qu8ltanO pno er'
martet bic 2ntrpOrt oe9 9rH. Jttder nit
SpannEug. Der GeBterc mnBte ij4 mi6tiger
@eiadfEe halber auf fur3e 3eit eEtiernen,
uue bic @cuierens bis Su leiHer 9liidtebr
auf bcute Nuhmittag peridOben werOeu.
Die Delegation bleibt bier, bis 6r. 0ttter
nerielhen Ycifeih alebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
NOltfiImcS.

8ofon, l. 2tugnit.- Sdmmtli1e @onz
bibatelt, meld)e BON ben 3emperer3lerT Oicic8
Staate8 aufgciteut wuroeu, nit 2tu8na6mc
BON swei Oericlben, baben Die domination
nmSnPirllnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
(Suli15,tWitT)

e. en,0ent HSentOen! NempeW.
b Uau sebe 5u 6. ~. SreIanb in Nr. 85,
Noro, s. oiparo fra Be, ruo faufe ieine $i.25z
Semoeu-eiseneS Sa6rtat-oon Bamiuttaz aat'
tuu uuo ieinem ainnsu; aui gefeIuns gu osmielbsn
Preiie. (Suntl5,5UhsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
,Wtttf,ntoNii@cr SeIoj9tnpro.

2ittle 9{Qf, glrf., 81. Suli. - Sr. $.
80. NouglborOugb, StaatS Senator oieIeS
Oiiirifts, lpuroe beute i'll Der 6alte ieineS
6auies, etpa I'M Gin ll6r gfadmittQgS, entz
Ieelt geiunoen, unb e8 Seigte It'd, OaB er bnrb
oas 6er5 geiAOfen war. ST wGr naareuo
oe8 8Ornittag8 in ieiuent glnltSIotal rpte 9e-
tp6bniih, unS beiOrgte ieine @eiAGite. @cgen
SJ{ittag 8iug er aui6eineno geiuno uno mObl
mad 9aus, Obgletd) er itd) in Der lebten gtaft
iehr unmobl geiiiblt hattie. Die Dor peu Coz
roner 9tnladten 4usiaqeu !0ien eriebeu, oGb
er, eleih ua3 iciner 3tiidfebr ii oaS Sau5 III
lem S6lafSimmer giu9, cine S6rotflinte aus
ieinem &lelOeridiraute uabm, unp IN bic Salla
binunter9ng, uuo baR er iidl mabrldlelHllb
in Splge momentauer @eiieSt1run9 ooer 5uz
fdQig eritofieu babeu miiiie. Setue Samllie
mar abrpeIenb, unc er mar aucln. Als Der
0tener, Der tbn gum Dtitta9SmGbl rufen
.pollte, i'm leblos baliegen lab, mad1te Der
ielbe 2Grm, uub lofort ellten ulele Siirger
berbel. Ser Sbert pnroe aI8 eiuer Der tolts
anaebenoeu Wtdnner beS Staate8 Iue Der
Eiibrer ee8 SeuatS betramtet uu5 es berridlt
6esbalb groBe 4ulte9nag iiber iein plDtli1eS
ratbielbaiteS ableben. gr itanO ieit Oteler
Sabren NIT Der ySt. 2oui8 Sror<GsOHntair
uub Gin. GiisubabN" ulS &anos&ommtRdr II
&erbinbung, cine Stelie, bic CT titrSltd) ME
oergelegt hat. Cur GET ieineS EoceS mar e
l NpY. 9fnfnnft nor tSnmnnnniP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
SrPnil In WiiMol1rI.

81. Nout8, /. Auguit. = Gm Dcrbte.
renoer Sturm fcgte am Samitag Diorgcu
iiber GbOmere.G .Gomnibtp, G0B= County, ltO., 4,
bin uno rt6tete 9rOBen SAaOen All. Ntebrcrc
SGuier rurOen umger!licn uno ell GROCER
Gbeil Der @etratbcia0t 5erlt0tt. 6rau 2Sebb
mur0e get9Otet unO lbre S1wlegcrmuttcr
t0ouidj perlpuuoct. Glr tlcl!.e5 StnO Oe8
Sru Satob 0pner iuurOe ebeufall3 get00tGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
gd,tes= Afiatre tn Stu3is,aatt.

@tnc1nnQtt, /, NuguIt.-Or. SiaQf
80. 9litdie, ein GommiiiOnsbdHOler auf Der
gde Der 2. uno StneitraBe, beiud)tc geitcrn
2(benb, mdbrenb er iidl in einem 3uItanOe
p6ltger &ruutenheit befanO, elue iunge Da-
me, Ipelter er ben 6Of iHa9te, uno 9erietb
nit ibr IN eiHeu Strelt. Su ieiuer trunfenen
gGulb 3oq er eiuen 9teUolUer mro feuerte mebs
rere S6iiiie ab, pur9 welde Barnep @ie8ler
uno Sohn @bcleu, nelfe gereba am 8auIe
uoriiber gluaer, @rterer gctbotet uno geeterer
t0oHid; uerwunoet murocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
8erMtifdjte tcIe9rGpDtiG)c
dSchcEdtcfN

- Spro 0uferiu, Der @euerat @ouUernclG
Don Canada, fam 9eitcrn 2lbeno in @bicaQo
al, uuO relit Beute WiOrgen mad ytaHitoba
melter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
SMfMait061ri6,f

q en- Dorf, /. 2(ugpit. = 0tE Sam.
pier .Gjtp Of MeriOq" ;am bente Don 5as
pauna bier Oil.
8nrt 0opat, l. 2tuguit. Der 0anls
pier ,@itp OF Dallas" Capt. Sine8, langtc
beute pom gteu=DOrt bier al luo ilbr na1
eErrnnI1Ntr1n sin mPitrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-02
Sr0noe4

Srop, g.~Y,, /. guguit. - Gin 8rOBer
She'll oeS StGottjen5 Crescent in Saratoga=
Gouutg wurce beute Norgeu cinqedidcrt
9as Seuer entitano ourf 8rauoltlitnug.
Der Yerluit betrGat $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17
The NIlspring of DYspensia.

No class of invalids are more to be COM
miserated than the dyspeptlc, since the mall
ady from which they suffer Is the parent OF
a more numerous offspring of tormenting
symptoms than amy other disease On the
other hanG. they are to be congratulated
that there is potent, safe and agreeable bo-
tanic remedy for all the torture that they
undergo, Hostetters stomach Bitteis pow
erfully invigorates tho cellular tissue OF the
stomach, thus promoting an adequate secre-
ton and How of the digestive juices, vital
ICES the shrunken and debilitated lining OF
the stomach, directs the bile into Its true
channel, aud stimulates the Inactive bowels
and dormant liver These radical effects are
accompanied with the restoration of appe-
tite, flesh, and sound repose, and the re-
moval of natulenee, heart. burn, nausea, pal
pitations of the heart vertigo high colored
and scalding urine, water brash, headache,
and many other harrassing symptoms of
dyspepsia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

thousnnds Arc Leaving more would
10 ifthe Had the money 10 Back NorIl
aaaln you Can not Raise irish poig,
toes. Every thing mostly Is Shipped
from the Norh to Live on, all they
Raise Here h Nigges y Cotton, very
Little grain the Farmers Tell me there
Il no money In Cotton A grool many
Has Stopt Raising H. you Can not
Raise Currents Nor gooseberries, the
Fowls Here Die with the Cholera. J
Can 20 on mention q good many other
things the Can mol Raise,
yours truly W, y mrrtl|
We have nothing 10 say Of Mr. Bat
tell, save that there seems TO be pain
ml economy of truth in his assertion
that thousands are leaving more
would If they had the money, ana that
the sooner be- himself rolls ont for that
poradi.c Of Southwest Missouri the
more coutonled all hands will bc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17


VIZ would Ike to know If lIlose hdo'
bound Journals chat arc disposed to l"''
Tr HERALD about It's course IN the late
Senatorial election will ever lay osid"
their rampant Bourbonism and stand
out abreast Of the sentiment oIlhr dny'
Their vision Is circumscribcd by the
limits Of Texas, and the idea OF eyer
looking out beyond is borders to gather
In the strong current OF the wolld
opinions thoughts, feelings aud a'plr"
llons, has never penetrated the lhlrk
dorl,noss that bcclouds their limited
vision With childish arrogance, mat
a maturity and breadth Of thought nov
or proyokcs, they are swift to resent as
IN unwnrantablc interference the cour
tcous recommendations Of fellow Dome
Gratis, who. with wide and intelligent
scope Of vision, are summonlng tholr'l''
orgies to the task of Wrestling the nation
Al government from the rule Of Thieves
and yagobonds.
Because rnE HERALD, an old tried
and true Democratic paper sought
to lay aside prejudice and pas.
sion. and recommend course ol
cancellation and u Iorgctlulncs7 OF
dead rcscntmcnts and past wrongs be-
cause il saw III TO say that the time had
passed in Texas when man should be-
cursed and yilliGcd for his devotion to
fine Union, our course has been held up
rs shameful, " and we are charged ny
lIourbou sheets with damaging Texas
by the policy that we have deliberately
chosen to follow Even after che soma
toral fight IL over and their Champion
has achieved that success which he md
long since quietly determined TO com
mand, these journals seem to be sore
and dissatisfied. They experience an
indchnablc sensation Of having over
acted their parts, of having gushedr 0nd
ranted, and toadicd too cIlusiycly and
their feelings gain vent in their cNelo-
nations about the shameful course OF
TnE HERALD and the very able contcm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

TnE Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Journal are still engaged in hattering
each other, The latest shot from the
Enquirer is as follows
We have often congratulated our
selves that the word Courier was added
to the title because when it was the
journal simply it had a reputation UNI
der the brilliant administration of
George D, Prentice that was coexten-
sive with the Union, and when il was as
much respected for the force of its arti-
Giles, the pugency of its wit, and the
scintillations of genius, as it is now de-
spised for its rascally, mercenary con.
duct, and for the political Ignorance and
stupidity which directs its columns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

THE London Times remarks that the
Alabama claims are indeed settled and
that England has paid such round sum
to the United States Government that
claimants have not been found in sulli-
cient numbers to exhaust it. The Times
generally alludes to this interesting sub
ject of controversy at Washington, and
deplores the fact that no one seems to
have suggested the propricty of repay
ing the excess into England's exchequer.
Uncle Sam maniiestly got the better OF
John Bull in that little law suit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17
" ALMOST PERSUADED"

The Fort Worth Democrat is almost
persuaded that 'IuG HERALD is the lead
ing paper of Northern Texas, and thus
expresses itself
"ruE DALLAS HERALD is now publish
ing complete press reports Were itnot
for Thu llERlLn's mtipathy to Fort
Worth, and u mania it has for building
paper railroads, arising, we presume,
from the fact that it is in its dotage The
HERALD would have some claim to being
the leading newspaper of Northwestern
Texas"
When the Democrats eyes are open to
the facts that The Herald has no an
tipathy for Fort Worth and that we
have no mania for building paper rail
roads, that pOpcrwill be fully persuaded
of what is selfevident to most people
But we are grateful for even the above
modified compliment from so able AZ
adversary as the Democrat,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

The following letter WllrN hPP'"I'"
in the Richmond Digoib will be of IN
icrcst to all Tcxo, friends of the Uni
ycrsity Of Virginia
UstyERsIry on VIRGINIA.,
April 1911, !
Al the meeting ofthc new Boord OF
Visitors Of the University which was
held Inst nghl, Mr. Stewart was elected
Rector and constituted the Executive
Committee, Rector kean Of the form
cr board. was present by request, Ihc
.pccinl business Of the boord, for which
the wise and liberal action of the Miller
Board. last week had paved the way,
wns of the most interesting ana Crafty.
inp character, being the acceptance ol
lIc muniiccnt donation OLA gcnlIeman
or Rochester. Sew York, through Prol
IIcnr 4 Ward, Of that city, This nit
Is q fully appointed cabinet OF mlur-
nj sciences. including miucmlogy, gcolo.
W and zoology, To be made complete by
Mr. Ward al n cost Of twrnly.clght
thousand dollars This collection il cN.
pcctcd 10 bo one of the most finely APP
pointcd Of It's kind in any OF the higher
educational institution. Of our country
TO this gilt. splendid in itself the donor
has added building at u cost OF TWEEN
W.two thousand dollars, to stand IN II
prominent position on the University
grounds, in view Of Monticello, The
buldngand cabinet will both be com
plrtcd before the commencement day,
,Juno 10Th, 1871. This liberal bcnclac-
tor Of our noble University will not
pcrnil his name to be- made known in
connection with this magnificent gilt
The grnccluncss of this act of good
man in one section promoting the high
or culture in another section of our
common country, must hcapplouded 10y
every true patriot. The gift is them
graceful and appropriate in that II ear
rics out the plan of Mr.. Jefferson, Fore
shadowod in his letters, oIIounding such
a cabinet in connection with the I'M
yersity 4 most noble centennial gilt
it is
The girt under consideration large in
amount and intelligent in its aim, is the
graceful recognition ON the part OF Il
lho,ol and culturcd No,thcrn gentle
man Of the educational needs of the
South He has happily selected the in
stituton through which this recognition
i ovtcndcd The University of Vm.
,,fr;o - loc,i,d nom, charlottesville.
fam miles Gom Nlonticello the home
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17
National Surgical Institute, Ind ianap
oils, Indiana.

Three or more of the surgeons of the
Institute will visit points Ia Texas as
follows
Dallas-May Is, II, is and 10, 1875,
at the Crutchiield House.
Galveston-May %, "a, % and 20,
1875, at the Washington Hotel.
Austin-May 30 and 81, June l and
>, 1879, ut the City Hotel.
San Antonio-June &, Z, and 8, 1876,
at the Menger House.
AS this is the last visit which these
Surgeons will make to Texas, we ad-
wise all the afflicted to see them this
time without fail.
April 25 deodtf&w4t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

VIZ are pleased to note the introduc.
ton Of n bill authorizing the orgonaa
ton of railway companies. Until this
bill passes no company can be organic
cd, as the Constitution inhibits positive
ly the charter of any company by spc-
cial act, \ general law of this descrip-
ton is ofinlinitc importance, and should
be framed with the utmost care, and
with that liberal spirit which looks to
the fostering of these great enterprises
in our State.