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WiidjiGan.

4ueSun. 80 W0no bar ifrrb
mco at frloe ct umaaosIiat @ran.
tre. Sc bapoe allerens laset Oct al
% oiloe M peo 9lelp al &iIer
brlnse bet til al iaIoe men Oct toe
Ell anoen 8stnins emo paatrnft %
fnnlte Den Gue alocles. mspsns Den
Nnosn lit ct iaaoant Steo. at ban
life fan lepe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
glfrifn.

1T telegram ira Waosira til
9onoou mcloer. at Soiinant young
al Slpinaitoue Misilonm Ill Nirlfa
er paa &eisn hlcmouer. Misiionen
bar bait ltor SurHprslie paa Sla.
uebaneeleu, i 1876 ienbtss Der blot
80 Slauer neo I'll auileE, mebeus
Der ellers or lenot manage 5uliuber.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
Noramoet.
SDrtict.

0en tprfilte StpreIle bar hellut.
let at anmooe 8ranfri9e ON at
lcnoe no9le Oliicsrer til 6prfiet for
at iaa oronCt % ineepet Ell Stbrfe
al Yolltlloloater. % liaeleoes oil
mon bsnUsuoe lh9 til Gnslano for
at iaa aosl Sinanismunp til at
otons Vanosts Ysnaeanliasenoer.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
Sor(kjeGist.

Senrp @lro Hesher uotdlte lloite
ll9e | Ylpmontb Ritfcu lom lin Vii.
~ifneIlc. at ban iuloltrucig bilieenc
4pinoers Sptr9oen lom Trrblfan.
ter, tbl Oct BAR 10 en- fIor gag. at
Npoltelen Yanlns. mar ban iorbco
Oct, fuu liatebe til De oaprrcnoe
gr9lfe apinNer, builfe lfnINs %
maatie urre | beisite @rab upioen.
Dc. Wsn naar M pole n~merIfanlfe
Namer oerlmoo 10 er nblipreoc meo
al Den annrnab, Dor mooerne Gipi.
%lilatlon Icrer meo ll9 CT Oct oo hll.
lIat. al man lfal bebauoIe oem ll0s.
Dan lom Dc apinoer, Der Iepcoe paa
Vauli &ioer? Ser blep Erriten al.
brnot tbi heie BiiaInsptrin9er RIM.
9eoe aienusm-"&ufen
8 indianapolis bar l07 Bco.
fere 9iort Strite, forbi bsres Mr.
beibsbetrer banbe neeiat 9enncr nlep
10 psf, eli oel9e al, al DC liore
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nr9isr at be.
tale DC tioli9ete Yriler.
S bette Mar oil Der fra DC Ssor.
eneoe Stnter uolenoss til lorlflelii0e
&antsr l79 SpaIianaerlflbs. al bpilfe
l05 saar III noroIi9e Saruanos /;
besurrre bar Sab af Sflbe % Men.
nelfelip i Oct forlebne Mar life pU.
ret ubelpoellst. men uobD,tct al
6au9lten bar pGrct lom i Ct Miic.
belsanr.
! Wiunelota bolbss Ger iaa.
falote @rGsboppe. 8aller, ioet Sno.
te9len nemli0 aaar III DC at 9anoe.
pla9cn berlsoe Slltrifier.
5 Dc Sorcnebe Stater oilsuoer
| @lcnnemlnlt buer Ytrlon 10 Breps
ON Maret /; / SdluclB 9aar BET op
til % paa bptr.
SpOrpognsne i Heiu Yorf trans.
portcrer l65 WillIoner Yasla9erer
ON Maret.
- Wellcm IL % 30 SuIinoe vi.
!lsator.S finb 9arpes Der i Staternc
% fabriferes til Sfo % Steplsr,
sllsr loricnoes I'll 9oucon eIler Sam.
burg. : iioli9ers Gage fum De ale
ira eoninana. % Mem Orleans oar
Centrum for osnne 8ureomlrtniua,
men M CT Snmpsrne / fSlorloa DC
beolte Sa9trepierer, % Safioupllle
oct fore S~pIa9slteo. Mlisatorerne
bar oIte sn yen9oe al lS-20 syob
% opnaar Ell bei Mlbsr. Oct sr
blot Snoen al Suaen % Sioerne,
lom fun benpttes. % Den l999ss /
Scnosr mso ltcrf SaItlase % fen.
oss til De uoroIise Stater for Der
at iilbsreoes. Sort efter 6-S Waa.
neeer er De ieroi9e til Srua.
Slten lpsfulerer man paa at
opbsoe Bpsrne peb Sielp al Camp
leenlnger paa FANNIE &ls, lom De
oplplss psb 8as.
= : l9naere Sio bapbe si llopr i
Mem Sapen &opnlhip / Sbio an.
rettct betGutcli9e SoeIoegsller for.
nemmeIis blanbt 6aarene. uosn at
Bet bapoe peret mali9t at fomme
til liffer &unblfab ON. bpae Slass
uopr Oct par. Saa if man ea op
Ell Sa9t. 200 Wauo meote irem. oe
man bar beloia NOT til at ieIee Nc
peren. Ell ltor Yantbsr; men bpor.
ira Den tan bore fommen CT Ell
iulblienoi9 9aaoe.
- Sra Gan francisco melbsS, at
onee Wennelfer boloer paa at bile
eosIeGse 8eelfabsr % ioritprrs Srii.
ten | De ri9e @ruber / Ncpaoa 8ier.
gene. Smfrius Bonanza Winsrnt
bar man iorc9st &aatmanelfabs,
belpeslist % icrlpnst Dem meo gaa.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
Cbilla.

vi SauoslsiorbinbsIle msllsm6ns.
LAMB % Gbina sr aibruot iieI9s sl
6orbno ira Den f~inelilis 8eslsrins,
Der iatteoe Wistanfs ON fisnotlise
3eniistsr ira 8uslernss Sioe, osls
paa 8rnno al Sbsrit Yrbsualfp's
llnoerlc9eliss sgrpeoition. bells oslaa
al andre rnsillfe Spsrationcr Ian9s
Den finelilfe @r9nble.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
NlIbl.

Oapaua 25oe Sanuar. ! Ct Edr
Gage bar Der MI saatt Np9ler ON.
% Bet CT o9laa llaoi0ltet al Here
Spauisre. at Der or trnnet lelgencs
mlnnsllse Spsrsusfomf mel m Spa.
nierns % Gnbancrue Sreo erflG.
res. % Der lnbrcmmcs Sen Selps
ltprells. Oct ipanlfe Sperbouso lfal
enbnu lsaa / SpIolcn ror Siprellen
i 8 Mar. men iioeu ltal Solftt isIp
peI9e ile i'm Sinrcr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
9iuSllul.

GSarsu ltal mso line Niniltrs
baue bolbt Ell 8aabllasnins, i boil.
fen Oct SperSsmaal oisfutersosS.
ON life Dc SrOppsmasler, Der i Mn.
leonin9 al De trusnoe lloiister bras.
ties poa Benene. after bures aimsn.
tires.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01

Nsiu Sort, 29oe San. Sobn Rain,
6 Mar 9ammel. Ssn al rise 5or.
eIore. bleu ioa9 i Sfolens 6rlfusr.
Ter loffei bort al Ell Manb. Der gap
ham Ysnse % Suifertei. Nan
frpgttr. at Oct bliper Ell ouoen Gbar-
lsp 8ols Siitorie.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01

oeres Strafetio blepsn affortet. mar
BE- bar opiert ia bel. Nu sr lmle.
lertib grove 5prbrposIlsr blspne laa
aIminotlies, at man bar irost at
MATTE b%eupsnbe ia til Den Iopsl.
penps 6oilamliua Tor at Iaa ltrtn.
eere eops l~leecpcrior eeu Slaas
u%sleruiuasr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
Sbiu.

Cincinnati. Gnbsli9 bar 6eaieriu.
gems Spbassllespolltl psret bslois
not til at faa Sag i oct &omplot.
iom i ben lencrs 6io bauoe brast
iallfe Ysnae i Giriulahon. Wc&sr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
Sniuois.

Chicago sr i en- ioruroIiscnoe Srao
hicmiest al SfarlaSensiebcr % Oipb
terit. 9 Sanuar Waauso op til Den
25os bapoe man l0i bcbslise Gil.
ielos al isrlte S!asS Spsbom %
As al Den anoen,
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
WiasiahujcttS.

Bolton, 26os San, Gn GgpIuliOn
ianot i gitsrmiobaa Steo i Ell Die.
iabrit i Soutb Bottom. 9OUeebps'
ulnsen autenotes % opbrenotsS al
oslcs. Sre Wenb beiaubt li9 Der.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
Wcl0icu.

Slocn 1868 CT Der lite ialot no.
gen Sessoom, men be 9rope 6or.
brpoere. Der tioli9en piloe bape
miltet 2iuet. er inelat paa 4ipstio
i DC onsntIiae Sensllsr. % oite er
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
@rdsfrb,
N. II. Adams,

Ssp SSbitc SpmaIeimc.
Qi9elaa 900 ION "Willon@ Spma.
ltins, iurarbeioct peb lamms 0obriD,
lmuft uoitDret, YriS 500 oil lGl.
9eS for s55 8outont cller &eb.
V. M%nnnNlen.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-01
Saaer.
Sfauoiuaoiitc 5ureuiu9er.
>anafprcuiuarn "eureu"

Sanaforcniu9en "Surcn"
- aibelesr ant regular. @au5mster
Wtras Naiale bptr WIrta3 a Gers
tal afltR. Atiiee ~ plsppc Ne0
iemmer ian eyta3es rse bvsyt Mere.
r. .tatnlB, Brgl.
". y. @ubetticR. Gelrttsr.
z. rsntuaeu 9cra afbeltsy re8alare
y Hsetr bssr 6rsta8 aftsu 1t Relate
ever 2SiHneihtit IS. @aWt.
3ebn @ratfels, ..
o.. Is befes, 5eirstar.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
wOOllen Blankets or Coverings. q
Large Sizes, COmbined with
an Air Pillow.
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as 1t
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, in t, e
18th chapter of Leviticus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had il been considered then
that a person known to be infected with It
would not be allowed Il, mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infliction
and believed there was no cure for Il, II
was then the sins of a youth or diviation
from the paths of virtue were punished "a
long as life lasted. Happily In our day.
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Nal ure furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter
ror by the use of the SA MARITAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim Of
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound health
In a few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
Of the dark ages We are we'll aware. Many
now fAil TO md q cure ~ well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
eradicating all impurities from tie blood.
and making the complexion bright and
healthy: A few bottles Will remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
oosmeties and powders, ROOT TANDHERT, ,
JUICES $l.26 per bottle: Sent by EXPIRE =
DESMOND 4 co:
sl5 Racestreet, PhiladelphiaP.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
FOREIGN.

ARRIVAL OF MINISTER WELSH.
LIv1RrooL, Dec. 1O.-A despatch from
Queenstown announces the arrival there op
the steamship Adriatic OF Mr.. Welsh. the
newly appointed Minister to Great Britain.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BERLIN.
LONDON, Dec. 100 A. n.-The Inman
Steamship Company have Just informed
the agent Of the New York Associated
Press that the steamer City Of New York,
from New York, November 9S, for Liver
pool, passed Crook Haven at 2.10 O'Clock
this morning, towing the steamer City o.
Berlin.
AusTRo-HuNGARIAN PARLIAMENT.
VIENNA, Dec. 10,-The Hungarian and
Austrian delegations are sitting tere to
regulate the common affairs of the dual
monarchy for 1878.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
DOMBsTIC.

WATLEN SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
NsRRIsTIwN, Dec. 10 Heinrich Wahlen
convicted Of murder In the first degree, was
sentenced to death this morning by Judge
Ross.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11

committAs toiaqaisA -aad sspsrtA I'LL =
otherwise 2 Pppsr fnsMqf government p
the District Of Columbia, was agreed to.
or1nn BILE 1Hr1oDJoHD.
A number of bills were introduced an
referred to appropriate committee, amopi
them the following;
By Mrseatgest, Of CsliforuhG tol getric
ss.l IA .a'ss.aoss tssha''se a'u'''''
By Mr.. Chrlstiancy, of Michigan, to regp
late elections and the elective franchise u
the Territory Of Utah.
ByMr. Plumb, of Kansas, 70 declare cer'
tain lands hSrstofore granted to railroad
companies forfeited to tho United States,
and to open The same for settlement.
~. zUsrm' CASE.
Atsas szpiralies III ths morning yhofz
Nj. Wadls1 of New Hampshire, chair-
man 81 ~ commitsss On Privlsd6Ss and
Electious, called up the rssolution reported
from that committee last week, declaring J.
B. Eustis entitled to bis seat as Senator
from Lousiara, from January 10, 1876 for
the term ending March 8, 1879, and Mr.
Ingalls, of Kansas, who signed the minor'-
ty report, spoke in opposition to the resolu-
ton, claiming that the papers presented BY
Mr. Eustis were defective.
TIE swBAR1Hs-1N OF ASSOCIATE 1uT1os
HAkLvN.
WASHING TON, Dec. 10.-Bstween II and
10 O'Clock this morning General Harlan met
the Judges of the Supreme Court in the rob-
ing room and wasreceived BY them with coIL
dial welcome.
THE IRoN-CLAD OATH.
The oath, known As the "iren-clasd," was
then sworn to him and subscribed to BY him
in the presence Of Chief Justice Waite.
THE OTHER CEREMONIES.
The justices, as usual then formed in pro.
cession and entered the Courtroom, Gener.
al Harlan following in the rear, clothed in
the Judicial gown. He halted at the clark'a
desk while the justices took their seats.
The court was formally opened when the
Chief Justice said he had received the COM
mission of John NJ. Harlan as an Associate
Justice of the Court. This was ordered to
be read by the clerk. Chief Justice then
said "The oath will now be taken.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11

in
ei>u
De
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11

A band of Portuguese amatuers have
started out from Lisbon to explore Central
Africa in Stanley's tracks, and to negotiate,
If possible, treaties Of commerce with the
natives along the route.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
"American Institute, New York"

Mr.. +. s. Johnston. lnss Spring Garden
street, has just received the prize rom the
American Institute. N. Y also silver medal
Industrial institute. and highest prize
Pennsylvania state Fair. at Erie, Ocl obel
1877. International Exhibition. Philadel
ph!a. 1876. prize medal, and diploma oi
Houor and Merit, awarded 10 f. Z. JohA.
stons sPhiladetphis dealer hi Pape Hang
ings, English Dados, Gilt En. bose Papers
cn'crs, Prize Medal Window Shades Solid
Walnut. Window Corniees. &c. ARTISTIC
H"rkmen No Boys Employ yed rrices
Extremely Low. JoHNsrnS'S Depot, 03'
ren-Tnirty-Three spring Garden street.
Jobnston,s Prize Medal window
Shade Roller
Is now on exhibition at the Industrial
Fair of the Delaware Institute where Mr.
VIM. A. Macan. will take pleasure in ex.
planning its advantages.
dec7.lN
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
TELEGRAMS.
EAsrERN War.

TURKISH CONCESSIONS TO clRIsTIANs.
CoxsrAHr1NePLE, Dec. 10.-It Ia reported
that the Council of State has determined
that Christians shall hereafter be eligible 70
the governorshlp and other administration
functions of the Turkish provinces. It Is
believed that the speech from the throne
opening Parliament viii announce this reso-
luton.
SULLIVAN PAsHA
has returned to Ahmeddi on the Tirnova
road.
80 ORIGIN OF REPORT
The report that servian troops had crossed
the froutier into Turkey originated from the
confusion of boundaries caused by the
destruction of landmarks after the Turco-
Ssrvian war In 1876.
THE EGYPTIAN CONTINGENT
n the Turkish army will be increased by
$4,000 infantry, 1000 cavalry, and four bat
teries.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
JObnston,s, Prize MEDAL window
Shade Roller
v. CRAWFORD & CO.,

81 Carter Lame, st. PduPs, London, G. 4
Beg to state that they are open for any
commercial transactions a; to consign.
ments, for granting Drafts. or pres enting
Commercial Bills for acceptance and pay
mert, Tor buying English goods at a very
small commission, ard forwarding goods to
any place in England or the Continent
We beg to draw your attent tlOn to q very
important English Invention we have on
hand. viz: ...
WOOllen Blankets or Coverings, OF
Large Sizes, COmbi0ed with
an Air Pillow.
1t will be found most necessary and use
full for Military Mon, Travellers. Invalids
for use in Hospitals. &C., &C, possessin ns
amongst others the following advantages:
1t is the finest substitute for bed.
The Pillow can be raised or lowered al
any time, with the greatest ease.
. 1t will pack up in very small compass
and can be carried about without any in.
convenience.
Price, from 15s. 10 35s, each.
When orderin the above article, please
remit the amount of your order to
W. CRAWFORD d co
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11
HeaIth 4, an Inestinnoble Je,cel.

The cough that dePrives you OF 1t may
take your life 100. One bcttle 1f Hales
Honey o. Horehound and Tar will avert
the evil. and save you from consumption.
viii v weigh u life against half
dolial? Sold bv III Druggists.
Pixies TO0thacEo roIs cure in one min
ut. te ~ I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-12-11

NsRR1sTIwN, Dec. 10 Heinrich Wahlen
convicted Of murder in the first degree, was
sentenced to death this morning by Judge
Ross.
REDUCTION OF MINERS WAGES.
WnKRsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 10.-A 10 per
cent. reduction In the wages of miners goes
into effect to-day at the mines of the
Leh'gh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company.
operated by Charles Parrish 4 Co. The
men have accepted the situation and will
remain at work upon the condition that the
old wages will be restored when the price OF
coal warrants it.
ADVANCE IN COAL PRICES.
New YORK, Dec. 10.-The Delaware and
Hudson CaLal Company have withdrawn
their circular prices aud advanced the price
Of coal fifty cents per ton.
THE TROUBLES on THE RIO GRANDR.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Gen'l Sheridan
has been telegraPhed to come to Washing
ton. The Government Is In possession of
Information that the corcentratioa Of large
body of Mexican trooss is now geing on the
Rio Grande. The sdvices also add tha.
afails are assuming menscing attitude.
The Government is DESTROYS to avoid q
conflict, and with that view has already
concentrated 5000 men on the Mexican
borders as measure of peace. General
Sheridsn's conference with the authorities
here will doubtless terminate IN bis assum-
log command on the Rio Grande In person,
PACIFIC RAILROAD INQUIRY.
The resolution which has passed Congress,
directing the President to inquire whether
the law requiring the Union Pacific Railroad
to prorate with its branches is being en-
forced, has brought Jay Gould and other
parties to Washington to protect their in.
te-ssts.
1t understood that the President has
placed the matter in the hands of the Attor-
ney>Geue-al, with the request to make an
early report. 1t is the intention of the
parties pushing the resolution to secure the
enforcement Of what they claim as an honest
observance Of the provisions of the charter,
and unless it is done they propo,s to compel
the forfeiture Of the charter as authorized
by law, and to put the road IN the hands of
receiver.
THE ASPECT OF TIE RUsrIs CASE.
The Eustis case, which came up after the
morning hour, will be pressed to vote tc-
day If possible, SO as not to antagonize the
Silver bill tomorrow.
The Democrats will not participate in the
debate, but let the Republicans consume
the time until the vote is reached.
rHE SILVER BILL.
The silver men In the Senate will endeavor
to reach vote before the recess. Their
success is doubtful, as q large number of
Senators desire to speak.
There are also number of amendments
which Will elicit more or less discussion.
The opponents of the bill are discouraged
at the small support they may expect in
the Senate.
sINArB ArFAIRs-THE GOVERNMENT OF
THE DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-In the Senate
during the moring hour, resolution report
ed BY Mr.. Dorsey, from the Committee on
the District of Columbia, instructing that
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SIS arum -o N.

Gin 8Guerletu lob tn elmer Stride bte
DarGsuuns Res iinsien @ert&ts BON Der
SonO etnes Der berlbmtefen Malsr. Ntt
be1onbsrem @Cblseforen Uerpeilte fetn
guoe BET benz Teusr Der S6ne unb Der
EnQor Der 8sredmnten. Gin pUrnetmer
SER fab TEN oufmertlamen 8etraGtsr unb
xF1aste tbr, OBJ tbu bic 8Crisuuns Der Sole
10 WUbt ssfele?
Der Bauer aTtrpUrtete: Ste 9etele tbm
febr wUbl, ~ablOneerltG bar1nn, neil gal
feline Sauern unp fetnes @letGen, fCnterr
Iouter 9rpse @errsn tortn ;u feben wdren-
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3622
ntcrhalteud Rs.
Bereitwtut1tet I.

Sefuuss.G Ommunbant Absr. utetn per
SlrSermetler, Id mus mid mtBt1lts ca'
rlber dussrn, cap betm SssrdbntB nftner
Srou bic Stabt ntGt tire rifjts1sn Tsrtre'
ter Gefonet bate.
Sursnmethsr: Grlauten gle, Greeuen3;
btsrflr sttt bic @tabtpercrbnuns tttne TOr'
f6rtSt trenn ober Gw. GrceGen3 'ielDt ce'
araStn wUrren mare, 70 mnrnen MIR NIT
arVetem @srsuIsen bic Staft Ssrtrsten
sabeE.
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9 erItner Neut(&.

6abt ibr aud fGon Gelssraptsn bet
eu@ ? frasts Elm SeRerruGsr etnen 9rsuBsn.
als rte erle Ge%lssrapbenlints i'm Satier'
utthe errtGtet rruree.
S~elesrapten2 antpOrtste Uerd&tli& btr
gerltrsr, bel uns bate man SelesrapStn
fe%s SaSr pUrtsr, ebe fs erfunben mUrbsn
Gnb uuS ~ssssnwdrtts inb fe fHOn 10 S'r|
upntCmmnet, bas man ssbnpfinbtse @adete
tcmit bsfpreert.
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Der 0rtootpergtet6.

Gte1en @te FN Dor. iaSte elm &ldssr
,um 8eirtsrt6ter, stbt mir Der &erl tn
mstner @essnpart etne malsf5e Sbrfetse
-unb taben 9ie tom biefe ntAt 3uridse>
aetsn ?-fr1ste Der &iGter.
&ldeer: ga, Dtefe nttt, obtr cine an.
bere.
0tnter: Damn bebau're in, mad ctelem
eahtIten @tipatpsrslet6 tann bas @trt1t
nib1 metr a%rntssdnDeln.
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Ndtbfel.

StUI9IGI'
@uf mir rutt Der Mlee
Bon bes Gases 9at
Inter mir pom 3eben
Sdlt Der Ytlser &af,
8is Der erU6e Worsen
@sft ben S&ldfsr auf
Dag er nun bsstnne
SetueR bsfsrn 2auf.-
.H&ebr mtH UNI, 70 Set8 t4
DIR cas 66usGta flein.
go bn, mlcsr @tlaer.
@aSisN aebettst fstu.-
e,eb(t on mt6 i'm Srabltns
Srtf& uab grim erbliten,
Dents, ba6 bic @tuabsn
&alGeSeribsr Ftetsn
DEM gar fGneGl i'd MELEE
l1nb eth Bib bir bin,
Das3uua 6immel rt6te
@tG beta tratiGer CHM.
apilOfuns hes Ratbiels III st. 500
3ettr0ura.
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n /!

SJR elmer DTsntliGsn 8erfammlung fur
1rctitbGttse 3wsds belt bic iammelnbe
Dame ben Seller aud sinsm retGen Wanne
bin, Ger alS Sly rObt bstannt mar.
SD bare n,GtS /! mar bic fur3e &ntmprt
hes 4ufsefCrOertrn.
Damn nebmen Ste etwas, erpteberte bic
Dame, t4 fannie ia fur bic &rnten!
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ia /.

Cine 3ebrerin belt ibren @&uIsrn etnsn
ldnsersn @Crtras lbsr @snerOftdt unp
sramtntrte am SGlub lore 3ubDrer ibsr
ben @~eetnfoub. Nun, pas TT @enerCftdt
frosts fte.
SD tpeie, 16aIte cine NntwCrt: 8enn
man aneern 9suten eiebt, mas man ielbF
ntHt baben nil.
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tEUerfGnbnt

SberR SObn, Id fabre beute 3ur Safsl,
puutt 4 ubr. Ssfts uteine Srosn auf bic
unifCrm!
SUbu: IuG bas 9austrsua SerrS BERT :?
OberR: Nein. metne Srau TT ntGt &C.
IoSen bic blsttt gu 9auie, Du v~crlauter
@9ltn9el!
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86terIt6e GefIr9tung.

q. 8arum ldbt Du Detnen Sebn ntGt
@rit tperben, wsun er 70 utel Salient anb
9crliebe 3u bisfem Stanbe bat?
8. @r 1T ;u rabtat ba3u, pen1 ter1 eth
Sranter atrbt, prIselt CT tbn tur6.
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SffeueG rflGrung.

Gin @GubmaGer betam etnen 3sbrlsn9'
8uA benz Glen faste Der Mtttttr: Ssst
wta Id Dir mas faseu, Srtse. otsp
i'd bin etn 3ann, Der nt&t rtel Tare MAJOR,
rrsnn th pfstfe tbu:, bann tOmmts.
e. Serr @etRer. faste Der Sserlun9e'
sunn puTsn mer rs&t f&On sufau'nnsr. 10
mad aud ntat viel Tars, wenn t@ NIT
BEN SOsfe fSatte1', berna6 tOmr,s Id nit !
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unfnG 8 b ar.

0is bod ftdssn Ste mid? fraste eth
rst6sr @slbmdtler, Der germ NIT fetnem
4etGtbum prutlte, etnsn ietnsr @ei&dfts'
freunbe.
SD fann Ste nt6t f6dsen, mar be lsbr
3wstnsutise @ntrCrt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
THE MEXICAN BANDIT CHIEF.

From the San Antonio (fexas) Express, Dec. 1871
The following an Official list oil the indictments
pending in Cameron county against the Mexican ban.
ait, border ruiIan aud murderer, Juan N. Cortina.
The list copied from Tho criminal docket Of tho Dis
trct Court OF Cameron county, and docs not embrace
the Indictments in HIaalso, Star and other counties
No 3ss rne state OF Texas w. J. NJ Cortina. Filed
ApriI 10 1859. Cattle stealIng
Nc. 3Si Tue State OF Texas vs.. j. n. Cortina Filed
April 20, 1859. Cattle s,eaing.
No. 39 lnc state of Texas VS.. J. N. Cortna. Filed
April 20. lS5y Cattle stealing.
NO. 39i Tue State OF Texas vs. j. N. Cortina OF oil.
Filod November 49, 1859. Murder.
No. 800 state OF Texas vs. J. N. Cortina Of al.
Flied Dccc:nocr o. 1859 Murder.
No. 500. The state OF Texas vs.. j. N. Cortina OF al.
Filed December o. 1885, Assault with intent to XIII.
No 30s The State Of Texas W.. j. N. Cortina OF al
Fileu December o 1852 Murder
No 800. The State OF Texas vs.. J. NJ Cortina ct al
Flied December ., 1859. Murder.
No AIS. The State OF Texas vs. J. N. Cortinn ct al
Filed May IL, 1860 Treason.
No 900 Tho state Of foxAs vs.. ]. N. Cortinn o. al
Fiicd May Z, 1860 Murder.