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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06
ssrNING STOCK REPORT
Morning Board

Ophir :ss 20. SIS 1874. COS aol4, los 1917, sos
MEXICAN as5s 1917, esos Isl, sos l5s., I9os I5sts
zoos l5,s44, los l5l4
Gould and Curry 2i5s i014. Us 10iI
Best and Belcher 25s 81, sos ss19, ;;s5s 36t4
l7Os 363ss, 6'S 49,, liDs 361@ Die
California ss5s 4s1a. lloJs A. 5O0s AZ, los
ana, lOos 4t54, 6los iI3!. ASS siss, 'oos
Az $50, JOS 81
Savage Cos 81, l5tIs 81
Con Virginia io5ss 81 Z. l2sos 3594, HOS s57s,
SOS 3y5s, laos aD7., l6pS 35l. $40
CholIar 3's 7.is, l5Os -, los 7s1.
Hale and NOrcross 2lJs 5l4, lbs S1s
YeiIow Jacket 5os az. ZOOS l4ss, SIS las
Imperial 9i5s Ia, 425s Il DC
Kentuck los :, los
Beicher 2cs 1917, liOs 10, zoos 10 SO, loos 1913
Utah ls5s Il, Aus 49,, los i314
Confidence DDS
Sierra Nevada 6oJs
Bullion lbs IL, Z1.s Is. 3n,s lIi4
Exchequer 1915 GA, 6sos !, lios "a, 2'os '1s'
overman ia,s los. Ass IOe, 7os 1857, sos los5s
Justice ses5s Is. sos Az. 7los I,7l, .Oos 1St
b5, loos 10 b5, Sass las, 5s5s u, 4os la5s
Union Con 1855 s5zz. i2Js 81 ], los s54
Succor 3jUS 75c, S,s .Oc
Julia l27os ~, 2,0s Az, 35s AS
Caledonia l5'is ll74, 5s5s llsss, sos rs
Eveniag Report.
RAYMOND and Ely 2ss !;
Eureka Con COOS io5&, 4os l5if, 1aos io2s, sos
Belmont Eos a.. l5cs ~. 645s a., ac,ss
XXX Con 2is ), 5Us ;
Leopard 10 5 AZ, lGs e.
CHA SOS SIC 49,,
Ass q, SOS 2,i los 25t
Hussev lGls 30c, iOG> 45c
Gen Thomas ISIS Sc
Manhattan 2js ~ Z, .c0s "a, aos az, 1875
Moaoc i.os So. aOs So, sos 81, 75ss
Golden Chariot los css. HOS 2lls, Socs y.
South Chariot nls II bvs rs
Justice ;7us 1914, 5sss III lI4os I3,4
b5, s5OS 81. 1875 ;ss1ls bs. SOS 3sl,, sous
oph,r SIS eSss, a5ss COZ, HOS CO.'S, 67Os EOS
CaIedonia Ssns l2,4, 250s l2h
Best and Belcher is,s ss71, sos 40. Ieos ss7z
sic. SIS S9l {, 25s 1875 slO, lis 1873, so-s
Chollar 4Os IS
Overman s's lil1s, 2os III. los miss
CalIfornSa 7Os 43i.. 2sOs ts,%. SOS 1875, Zoos
A b3O, SIS iS, sOs AK, 1905 43a
Alta ss Is, i7Us ISL, l2os lsH
Julia i55s AZ
1910 Excheauer 6, 6 b5, 53+, 57s
CD Gould and Curry III. II, l0's
80 Crown Point 81, 6s
- Yellow Jacket lii4 1873
After the Board.
Eureka Con Is bid
Con virg' MA 81 bid, 56} asked
California, !lss hid, Az asked, Az
Oven An us bid, ioe asked, It's sold
Ophir 70 bid, 19l asked
Best and Belcher 81 bid, 3'ss< asked
Alpha ~ bid 1919 asked
Julia AZ bid, ~ asked
ExchcQue. y. be, y. asked
Justice i4ls bid. 1fi1 asked
Crown Point 81 bid
Belcher TO-: asked
Sierrd Nevada asked
Mexican io11 asked
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITlES.

Governor Grover was yesterday placed
upon the witness stand, and tho i'm
preston made on the examiners WAS fal
from dattering.
In New Orleans no forcible opposition
will be made to prevent Nichols in
auguration.
The family of Commodore Vanderbilt
have thus fer refused to allow a posi-
mortem examination.
The talk of a new election in the fall
is on the increase in New York. 1t II
based On the possibility of the non-com
pletion of the Electoral connt.
Gov. Hendricks sent his ancna! mes
sage to the Legislature yesterday morn
ing. VIII the exception Of reference
to the militia in South Carolina, it has
entirely to do with Indiana affairs.
1t is reported in Washington that
Grover is one OF the wealthiest men on
the Pacific Coast, and therefore he
would not be compelled to steal the
electoral vote of his State for money,
The report is denied.
With the Senate amendments the
House las passed the pension appro-
pristion bill.
Hewitt says in case the Presidential
question is not decided at the usua;
time he would rather appeal to ballots
than bullets. Lamar seconds the motion,
and other good Democrats say aye.
Everybody speaks we'll of Miss May q
accomplishments and beauty, and
aarshly OF Bennett's unfaithfulness.
The Democrats Of South Carolina
affirm that Hamrton's letts. to Hayes
and his telegram to Mesby were in bad
taste.
The RAILROAD compromise bill is attract
ing increased attention throughout the
east, and vigilance Is countenanced to
prevent unnecessary jobbipg.
Senators Wright and Kelley have had
a war of words over the case Of Grover Of
Oregon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
GOODS.

Go to f. &. Rails. He has just re-
ceived large assortment of Holiday
Goods, consisting Of Plated Knives,
Forks, Spoons, Fish Knives, Cake Bas-
kets. Casters, etc. Also a large assert
ment of japanese ware. China Dinner
and Tea Sets. Tete- a-tete Sets, Nous
tache Cups. Fancy Vases, Bohemian
ware and Fancy Toilet Sets. Also q
number o; other articles suitable for Il
nice present. All the above l cffer at
prices to suit the times E. L. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06

LYoNs kATHAIaoN makes beautiful. glossy,
lnKurisnt hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years. Is
charrningly perfumed. and has no rival.
niy2leod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06

EAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and 70
stores the complexion; removes frecklts. tan
ana sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
Ely2leod-wfs-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06

Highest and lowest thermometer iof
last "a hours. ending January .. y p. ~:
HIGHEST thermometer. ... 62 degrees
Lowest thermometer. 90 degrees
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27
PARVULA.
BY PHoE.

Among the red roses at her window
A small, slender hand hutters-mute and
white
AS the white, white ray that kisses the ring
She drew from her finger this night.
Which was wrong-she or L? ah, pride is
pride,
Though hearts may be broken by after
thought
Though we ourselves by ourselves may be
cursed
In the lesson which pride has TAUGHT
One, two, three-three roses clasped to her
breast;
All, dwellings of passion, to wlthar and die.
Does she whlsper?-what 10 their crimson
heart
Does she breathe in that low. faint sigh?
The sweet moon falls full on her fair, young
face,
And CLEANS back in the glory of her hair
And her lips warm kisses, pressed to the rose,
Thrill me again with new despair.
80 darlings-darlings-k kiss met! she
cries,
al have lost-lost-lost hint" (Ah, tone so
dearD
"Win he never come back? What will they
say?
He's worth at least twelve Thousand a
yearv'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27
FASHION NOTES.

Chrildren's sashes are still worn very wide,
low down, and loosely around the figure,
with deep loops in the back.
Neckties, bows for fichus. trimmings and
bouquets are mixture OF pink and straw
The effect is soft and becoming.
The long polonaise is still admired, and
will hold favor during all this season. This
fashion appears in all sorts of materials, and
can be worn plain or profusely trimmed
there seems TO be no medium in the way of
adornments.
Put bow at the back of the right shout
der of your princess polonaise; fasten a cord
beneath the bow; allow the cord to hang in
a long loop in which loop adjust the full
ness of the skirt, and you have the newest
designs for draping.
New polonaises are made with Breton
vests and square collars, and trimmed with
bands of embroidery. Sleeveless sacques are
sent out with French polonaises as part of
she suit. These are slightly loose and are
straight in effect, like the French walking
jacket.
Low neck dresses are not worn by young
ladies. Married ladies may. when they have
handsome necks, uncover them, but the ex-
hibition unless handsome is prohibited by
canons of taste. Brides wear their dresses
threats and with thick ruchings outside of
lace ones.
For travelling dresses the favorite materials
are the soft woollen goods in CREWS and
brown. few are made of bunting, in
what are known as the "black" shades of
blue, green and brown; but bunting is
too thin to be worn without lining, this
makes travelling dresses very heavy and un-
comfortable for warm weather.
A caprice In note paper fashions is that
the upper right hand corner of the sheet
should appear to turn over and be trans
fixed by gilt pin to bold it down. On this
turnover piece is placed the address. gener-
ally in Old English characters. The en-
which has sometimes a shadow below it.
So exactly initiated are both pin and shadow
that one is easily deceived by them.
A costume for a girl OF IA Is OF white nair-
sock. The skirt is trimmed with scantily
gathered fiounces, edged with an embroider-
ed ruffle, headed by an embroidered band of
insertion. The polonaise has an apron
trimmed front, the embroidered insertion
and edging rising at the shoulder aud con-
tlnuing to the hem around the bottom of
the front aud up to the other shoulder. The
hem to the back is finished by insertion and
edging. The drspery is fastened by bows of
Cardinal, Mandarin or navy blue ribbon.
Summer morning dresses tor Saratoga and
Newport are perfectly lovely" made of
figured Swiss muslin, cut in a close princess
form, over pale blue or pale pink batiste,
and finished up on the edge of the Spanish
f1ounce. the ruffies of the sleeves and the
neck with fine Smyrna lace. Loops or bows
and ends of ribbon matching the shade of
the batiste brighten them exteriOrlv.
Another style consists of skirt and long,
close sacque fastened down the trent with
bows of tinted ribbon and trimmed entire
with plaitings of the muslin edged with
SMYRNA lace. and also with Smyrna lace in
sertion.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27

than the world would recede for time, and
his whole being would be entranced, as at
this moment
The rest of the company sang through
their parts according to their respective abil-
tiles; but it was evident that that great as
sembly saw and heard but one.
At length came that wonderful passage,
which is at once the climax and the end of
the opera where the young heroine, torn form
the bosom of her murdered husband, and.
with all hope fled, rises before her vindictive
and exulting prosecutors, and, in torrent Of
imprisoned song, calls upon heaven to de-
stroy the inhuman murderers. In sharp
and ringing tones, each of which was throe
of an agonized heart, she utters the impas-
stoned cry for vengeance, until, at fresh
sight of the PROSTATE form of her idolized
husband, her voice changes, and
in a few low, heartrending tones
she tells that her heart is
broken and sinks with a sigh upon his
bosom. The curtain fell; and whilst the
storm ragged without, Antonio and the
others rushed upon the stage, in order to
express to the no longer poor Angela"
their wonder and admiration. Why
do they all suddenly stop short
startled and fearful eyes? The murdered
husband has riser; but the PROSTATE form of
Angela gives no sign of life Angela has
kept her word she has sung before the
inlpreSSdrio as never woman sang before; but
her voice is hushed on earth forever
Angela is she now in very deed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27

The Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal relates the
following in its account of the recent burn
ing of the steamer Governor Garland in the
Arkansas river: Captain Nowland's con-
duct was heroic. Finding 1t impossible to
rescue his wife and two children, he was
compelled to forsake either the former or
the latter. He had no time to hesitate, for
the flames were already scorching the pas
sengers. Captain Rowland kissed his little
Oh ldren farewell, and seizing his wife
plunged into the water. He looked back,
but the little children be could not see, for
his eyes filled with tears, such only a
father or mother can know the meaning OF.
deck hand named Billy Staples. whose
home is in Memphis. witnessed the sad fare
we'll Selling both of the children in his
ktrong arms the brave man leaped into the
water and carried them safely to the Shore"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27
ONLY.

Only baby,
Kissed and caressed,
Gently held to mothers breast.
Only a child,
ToddliDg alone,
Frightening now its happy home.
Only boy,
Trudgfng to school,
Governed now by sterner rule.
Only a youth,
Living in dreams,
Full of promise life now seems.
Only man,
Battling with life,
shared in now by loving wife.
Only father,
Burdened with care,
Silver threads in dark-brown mar.
Only gray beard,
TOddling again,
Growing old and full of pain.
Only a mound,
Oergr0wn with grass,
Dreams unrealized-reSt at last.
GChfcago Tribune
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27

The highest legal tribunal in Pennsylvan-
10 has decided that church bells may be rung
for five minutes beginning half an hour be-
fore the time of holding service on Sunday,
and again for five minutes Immediately pre-
ceding service time. At all other times the
ringing of church bells. or at least OF church
bells in fashion able quarters OF the city, u
adjudged illegal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many
hard battle during the war. On mat
same ground nearly forty years ago
victory was gained more glorious IMAM
any gained by our armies, A remedy
WAS there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF se'entihc
meh aud physicians. Purely vegeta.
BILE, 1t excelled in curative properties
the mineral drugs such US cslomei,
and was MS harmless to the system anu
almost as pleasant to the taste as coz D
fee. This worldsfamous remedy Is Dr'
A. O. Sjmmon's Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured by NJ. A. Thed
ford l. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. IL Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which VIII De
given TO all applicants free oil charge
jun27-d&wim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretlons Of youth, nerV-
Gus weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc, will send a receipt that
will cure sou, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. send a
self addressed envelope to the Kew
Joseph Inmau, Station d, Bible home,
New York City. Til sept23-eod.w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

IF. FeHdfich's is the only house
that keeps ell Of the finest brands OF
Virginia chewing tobacco. If
If you want to save n hundred
dollars in the purchase OF q buggy, SO
to Orrs-tf.
If you want to trade All old buggy
for a new one, Orr's is the place.--tf.
f. Fendrich's is the only house that
sells the Empress shelving tobacco Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

MI l,Nl-kecelpls more liberal. mlly
e6i"'i"e,. ~ we demand No, lredsi l5ai 20
grades mNWe ''''' WV lower
uAlS Zoo
klE-Nuue offered
BAliLEY tEEu-a0c.
tupHN-leAasl IA suuch H4mc.
Ml,lut slu5l2 "'h"''"N "nu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
In. Leading cIo thing AZ ouse OF Dalia

+. Ri. Kahn d Bro. Justly claim this
egotistiesl title, on account OF theii
having the most extensive stock
well made clothing in the city OF y"
las, aud as good as is kept in Calves
ton. New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop Sc to sell 'helr
goods rs cheap as the cheapest, ana
guarantee better goods, largest assor'-
ment, best styles aud latest fashions
A glance at their stock VI convince
anyone a. to the truth their asstr-
tions. They also keep hrs'-c''lSs
stock of mems fur ching goods con
sisting Of compete stock OF mel :
bats, which they make specially OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low hgures'
They also keep gu hand the mosl com,
plele and finest lineof neck wear ana
hosiery in the city In view OF tpe
above stern facts, we. can eheerullye
recommend all of our citizens ana the
public generally, to call around ana
examine their stock, and we feel corr
fident that they will coincide with ulh
and pronounce L. NJ. Kahn q Bros
the leading Nothing bous'
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
COMMERCIAL.


,.t' w. monetary market Is slmewhnt strlrs.
M. I,uNi,aI io business, 90 There !, pnpi,
rlhl purposes. ''" 'nWlptf'
s'W,olp, buying, nus pieces 0i. sosIl l0s
'lilnSI WB, uii small ! l.
TlLNtn-N0m.ual
ty',tnh .ulit .il ~ gold or silver la market
.it -, ~, ~ \ NHt Commercial, prf cent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
LIVE Nm nIMrNr

y, III ht-lhe best quality lu bprrelsIs worth
~ Ia oOlE, 81 1ji ordinary Dallas, gjl. pel
CltMENP-RoSendle- Is worth 81 "A barrel
Dallas, ~ %.
PLASIEH Is worth 50 30 n barrel.
lhe suppy,ut the above mentioned nrtt.
les lsample demand fair; market hrm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
HIDES AM PELraIrs.

hlDE'-Dy hint, Sh, anu upwarl, lac
or nlhh " lh' aud upward, damagpd lOr.
dry hiuI kips aud CALI Il., div VIII b M.
any, upward, llc.i green butchers. 40
,,07 II EEf fELi Eauh, owing 10 wool. ao.,
.tp Wu,le WOOL 1ung,slci whito wool, NH
CUP !o@AcS blHck wool, lSr.
~ FFALU-Bulls, cow IS. Do.
IALLOW Via barrels, SEQ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

uuh-FHir demand, whichis met freely,
I" tl' iulluNlng quotations. Cfusceut. M
MykM ~ Vui san Iaclulo So 10. Empire =, M.
NM % ~. Eagle az Ou MHgrulln In sscl,.'
~ ,9sr, %, Iodds NNN, b, IA stIte
S s,l ,M AN\A, % 5li Choice Family, s,aI.
BRAN-trYm 40 to5,p.
CORN MEAI-tu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
Stock ON hand.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon RcDort Financial.

NEW YORK, August 10. stocks lower
during the mOrnin., but toward noon be.
came strong and advanced Honey 9 per
cent. Gold 81 Ojl,. Exchange long 81 So;
short SlS, STATE bonds quiet. GOvernm-
ent bOudSs eady.
ttnlu pDpnp1 II N1l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
For Kent.

The brick store house on Elm street ,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, jenkins q Boals, size 44xSO,
will be for rent after the LIST OF Octo~
her, 1877. Apply to ..... ,.,,r,,
iuDlJulm HUhl oMllh'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
C0ItOn ninIen,rnI.

FOR the week ending Aug. 10, 1871
Furnished THE HERALD by u. Il. Barnett
Reporter In This city for the National Cot,
ton Exchange.
stock On hand September lst... 97l
Received this week .......,....,.
Received previously .,...,,.....,. $3.50
Received since september lsl.. 1880
-
lg,.".''',.,..... .",...,..."".... ll,O)3
shipped this Neek,o...,.....,......,,
Shipped previously ........... ......... 1850
shipped since September lst.. 1880
STOCK ON hand,,,.,""',.,...u,. lg3
COTrON MARKET,
Market dull Middling 81, Low Mid q.
ding So, Good Urinary "a
METEOROLOGICAL,
Highest temperat ................. .....,, "
Lowest temperature. .,,.,............,........ Il
Average temperature AZ IL m,........,..,.,.., u.
Rainfall In ,.,....o...........
D. W. BARNETT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
American Cotton Tie Company


Sole pTOprleiOrs aud manufacturers Of said
TIE. commanding unequal facilities, have
In addition 10 their large stock now on hand,
contracted tor increased Quantities, SUM-
Client h meet the largest demand for cotton
ties during the approaching season,
merit a Continuance OF former patronage
anu defy all competition that may arise,
their agents are instructed aud prepared 20
contract with dealers and factors for future
delivery ~ supplies at unprecedented low
prices and favorable terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
IRON
COTTON TIES.
In view 81 the constantly increasing popu
larlty ana demand for the
Celebrated Arrow Tie,

universally recognized as the fayOrlte tie OF
plantou, cotton presserH, and shippers oil
cotton generslly, the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Squear
Near the BUSINESS Centre of the CITY.

1hs popular houye IL ample I'm It's account
modhtl1ns, nud mas always been distn.
uuishpd for tho ucatness, cleanliness aud
ANY coilnpss of ~ rooms, aud lbs table farm
which ia e1cellcd by no iirFt-rlass hotel vs.
tho country. The proprietor IS well known
as gu Experienced landlord, who Away,
looks u the comfort OF hrs guests, Rates
For lrausients, by the day g; by the week
81; tickets for twenty-One meals, s..
JAMES l,LOYD, Proprietor.
inna1sRIn
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GALVESTON, August lo,-Recelpts net, %
bales. sales none. Stock i,lUl bales. E&-
ports coaStwise II bales, Market quiet and
unchanged
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
hides and wool.

a,,vsroS. August 10. -Hides-ihe. Inarkst
N1 -, o,,.t ard unchanged. Dry select
"A Sc lisnt salted -; stoce salsed ~
Ss,,nsv,.d hslfpTlcs; kip lie; damaged VI .s.
49, nc. selected sSc; butchers green 20.
WoolzQuiet and unenanEed.
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Commercial.

Weeks sales $50; receipts net 'o,, IS
tisi. exports Liverpool l,Aj.; New 1ork tgy3'
river ad bales. A bale OF new crop ,9ll 10
day AZ auction for II C, ciassed mlddllhg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

pUFIs VOHNIWIHV I,IUO. 0HIrN olT NhItS,
NEW YORK, Aug. lO.--The cotton market
dull.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-31

6arten setaate er iid babel int TorssTuo'
bic rei;pollie @irtiiAtsit ans,umalsn.
@ta!t atles bslIeu fiel tie eIalamtstt
rinasum bsansfiseno iiber i'm psr' er
fublts lih horin wie Ysr!crsn, uno aus cen
gilberldlsiern, bic pas Mcnoliht mob,
tlidte Iber feline @hultsr binwsa sln ms''
bss Irauenantlis nit ri!ssa, nunten an'
oeu bittsnp Al ibm auf. Gs lsats cIe tnst
tten, fablsu arme rsrlcdsno um lstnsn va
fsu, uno wenn er fh saraus bstrstsn
wc(Ite. mar es uur eitsl Cuff, bic itn un1'
ffna. gDar ss bic gtsinnirs NIT t9fem
betridsnrsn 3auber, bic etstas 3uae aase'
npnmen !? gr lAausrte in fia auIammen.
gSoru,n esnn nur srriclate tbr gllo tbn
trcs leines 5trGutens nit elmer 10 grauen'
spaeu 8etarrliMfsit - iparun, nur spc lte
pie warneno ibre Sanb uno BELT TN ielt
als pb iis ibu niat wiecer BON id lailsn
wclle 2 Gr attmete lfwer nno betlcnn'en.
@ollte am gnbe gar mir aussspthtem
2eder Der Naoesbeimsr i'm &cpfs bfrrnt'
iputeu ? eadte er nit fcreirtsr @5eltltiro'
ME. Die Rbeiuwsinssifsr nebmsn ia te'
fanntlh alIerlet nediihe Gsitalt an, iparte,
mir muuen fe ldon tann'n llno lih
raid cine gisarre nit SuIfe isiass 5eusr'
,euses III gronb isssne, elite er trcs bel.
fen wie perfolgt pun ienem nadtl'aen Sput
am uisr entlans, !rsiter hsm Srte 81.
(8urtfssuns fSlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-31

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llnibatiafcit bura metirniIds m;t!el ;u beilen.
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Sr9ane tsr Nnrcsuns, unt eas belmD9liete
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NufrriSuas hnItltsu Nerrittft - Srlteitrr'S
Wascnbittsrs, tns in 0rrtincuns nit Ieinsn
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5ialGt uni9asbar, ta es aaesmeine G1wa9s,
decentralization, 8rSfslfieber Drspeplie,
Ierilppftbsit, Gi9t &bsumatsmus urb anbere
geiten Geit.