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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

An examination Of the accounts Of S
b W Gin. the lawyer who disappeared from
Pittsburg, Pa, short time ago. show irregi-
larities amounting 10 over saoooo0, AMI some
OF the persons conversant Will facts leiieFe
hat the deficiency VIII amcunt . hadfA nil
lion. This loss VII besustainea = his sflenis
and estates which he held IN trust Ne clue
10 bis Whereabouts has yei been Obtained.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
River steamer sunk.

A Keokuk special Of the 5th says the
Northern Line steamboat. Alex Mitchell ssrk
four miles below that city this evening Al 5
O'Clock She struck snag and went down In
half an hour, the water coming two feet above
the deck All Of the 20 passengers got of
safely but some 200 tons offreight is damaged
The same boat sank near Burlington in Aug
net last.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

IN the case Of the People rs. William
n. Tweed. 20 recover s933. GAG, paid by the
city on fraudulent bills through conspiracy
with Watson, deceased. judgment against
plaintiff was entered by confession in the su-
pre-ue court Of New York on the 18th inst.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
Ap,,-s,Iv@r DECENTRALIZATION.

a petition asking the Senate and Pres
ident 10 Withhold their approval from the
Bland silver BIZ, or from any bill which pro-
yides for the reconciliation Of silver as full
legal tender, has received the signatures Of the
banks Of Boston, and is now in circulation
among the same class Of Institutions Ia New
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
a psciara Rrrn..r.

The North German Gazette commenting
upon an article In the St Petersburg Gazette,
recommending Russo French alliance, saws
thst such an alliance would transform the
present friendship Of Prussia and Austria to
wards Russia into sheer hostility.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
Th.L.w mu,I be Enforced.

Chief Justice Davis of New York on
the 18th, charged the grand jury in the court
OF oyer and terminer that il wac their duty TO
iDdict the ex-coIBnissioners ofthUt city, il il
should appear by evidence, that spurious hotel
licenses had been granted 10 liquor sellers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

Carolina After afixing his signature, the
President presented the gold pen with which
be wrote il TO Rsiney as q memenio Of the Oe-
ession. The resolution provided TO- the pay
ment u the salary Of Dr. Poissl, late chsplain
Of the house
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

The New York Sunday Mercury an
nounces leprosy in that city owing to arrivals
u Cinnamon from California and that some
cases had been fatal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

The Reading, Pa. Savings bank, the
leading banking institution q tbs county has
suspended. Deposits nearly one million dol
lars Liabilities are not stated. The officers
announce that the assc.ts viii - sufficient 10
pay al claims. The shrlnkage q values, de-
probation q property, depressed condition d
business and general distrust and want Of con
hdence are given a. the causes which led 10
tie suspension. Deposits have fallen Of
$4,000 In the lasttWO years- Immediately
upon tie announcement that the Reading
Savings bank had suspended, the banking
house u Bush0ng q Bro, having deposits be
tween $4,000 and $4,000, closed lis DOOR
and also the Dime Savings bank, Boyer * Sell,
ems proprietOrs-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

Lieut. Gen. sheridan, president Of tie
society y the army q the Cumberland, has is
sued the following: After advising with the
administration officers q tfe society Of the
army q Cumberland. and 1t the request Of
many members o. the society. the undersiEn-
ID announces the pOstpcnment d the annual
re-uBi0u which Was 20 have been held AZ Gin
cinuati. Ohio. or the 18th and 18Th u Decem-
Der rext, until the completion oy NJ. Ward,
next summer, q the equestrian statue in
memory q General George II. Thomas, when
the meeting VII De called II Washington,
d. C.. and the society WiIl conduct the oere-
monies attending the unwilling u the monu-
uent
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
sUMnARY OF THEGKSERAL NEWS,
An Kartbquake Near Home.

A very psrceptible shock Of earthquake
was felt on the 18th, in southern Dakota west
srn love-, Nebraska and ss far south as Topeka
Kansas. An Omaha dispatch Of that date sayss
An earthquake shock visited Omaha and
vicinity It about twenty minutes 70 twelve
O'Clock this morning Il vas pretty generally
felt AL over the city By people on the streets
and IN the buildings especially the shock was
Very distinctly felt, creating intense excite
nent among The occupants and causing them
20 r.lsh Tor the doors. The shake lasted from
one-haH minute 20 3 minute, according TO the
statement Of different parties after the excite
ment occurred. At The post Office building the
United States circuit court was in session in
the large court room on the third floor. IN
the middle Of the business suddenly 3 large
clock on the val swung 10 and fro, and =
large chandelier suspended from the ceiling
swayed. The general vibration q fhs
building Was noticed A general panic
eusued The court adjourned or rather
r.opped short in business. Tables
moved, chairs rocked and men them
selves were shaken from head 70 foot
Persons Who sEers on their feet 81 the time
weakened 81 The knees ana became fssEt.
Similar scenes occurred 81 the county eouft
House, where the district court wss in session.
At military headquarters the shock caused the
inmates Of the building TO make start FOR
outdoors IL the Grand Central hotel the
shock caused some little sensation In the
upper stories Of Caldweirs block the earth
quake was distinctly felt; Il the smelling
works. in the lumber yards, in the Union Pa
c5nc headquarters II was strong. where many
employees ran out In Offices in every quarter
Of The city similar incidents occurred. Dis
patches received state that the earthquake ex-
tended from Omaha 70 Sidney, End was Sc
verely felt 81 nearly every station on the road
between these Two points. The walls Of the
COurt House e. Columbus were severely
cracked in many different places, and one OF
TWO buildings are more or lees injured
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

] look upon the simple and CHILDISH
virtue Of veracify and honesty Is ths
root Il all that is sublime Ia character.
This realifx Is the foundation OF friend
ship, religion. poetry and III. Emerson:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
R.puDl,.en s-na,orlaI Caucu..
The Republican members Of the United

The Republican members q the United
States Senate held d caucus on the l0th, last
ing from about noon til after 5 o'clock. Il
was very fully attended. The topics discussed
were the sO-cnlled southern policy and civil
service policy o. the administration with
special reference 70 the Louisiana contest and
suudry nominations before the committees.
Opinions were freely iuterchanged by nearly
Al the senators ehOving that q majOrity were
not in sccord with the We've and action q the
President Oh the sLhjccts discussed, and less
than 3 majority disposed 20 make any formal
Issue with him such an issue was not
deemed expedient IN 3 party sense, nor called
Tor by the public interests under the present IN
terests under the present circumstances.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22
AnnuaI R-pert g Pro.perous RaIIreaa.

With tue exception Of :. W. Smith
and 2. :. King, The stockholders Of the BALI
more & Ohio rssirOad have elected the cd d.
rectOrs- The annual report shows the -agen-
Des Oftbe main stem and branches 70 De
SIS3Ds SO, decrease, compared with 1s76 C
g.. S28.579; . comparative decrease IN net
profits q sos, 80 Profit and loss account
shows an increase Tor the year % Sill. $50
Surplus fund, which represents invested capt.
tai. and which ) not represented ~ either
stock or bonds, now amounts to So Sq2I3
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

the fire had reached Its greatest height
when bursting through the upper win
dow. In botk fronts Of the building, II Iii
VI the city for miles around. By the
time the firemen had removed their
streams from the interior to the outside.
and by putting on extra steam some 81
the engines were able TO send fair streams
into the topmost windows. But the ma
jority fell short. So il contiHed to burn,
raging most fiercely about Tire elevator
ways urtil II O'Clock, from which tins Il
cenmenceS 70 wane,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-22

my Godin cried George, ir aQony.
she has been my wife for ive years
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22

They have difficulty in North Carolina
in regard to holding the Congressional
elections next year. While the matter was
under State control, elections were held on
the first Thursday in August, and the laws
regulating the polls all refer to that date !;
but Congress mas directed that Congress.
sional elections shall in future be held on
the first Tuesday in November, and the
Legislature Of North Carolina, which Will
not meet again until after that date next
year, has failed to provide the usual ma
chinery. But we doubt not that to hold
the election in November, under the laws
which provide for it in August, will be
accepted as sufficient.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22

AMONG the evils of Chinese immigra-
tion are said to be that most terrible Of al
diseases, leprosy. Several cases were e.
ported in San Francisco, few days ago,
and now comes story that the loathsome
disease has reached New York, where a
number of persons are suffering with it.
1t were better that every Chinese in Amer
lea should. be cremated than that horrible
and incurable Asiatic malady should OBJ
tain footing in this country.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
OBITUARY.,
DEATH OF THE VENERABLE FATHER py
AN, =. ?.

DEATH OF THE VENERABLE FATHER nv.
AN, p. P.
we are heartily sorry to learn of ,he
death of the Rev. Neal Ryan, P. p, at his
residence, Auehafoy, Pettigo, Ireland. on
October 4th, 1877, at the patriarchal ape Of
eighty-tive years.
The Rev. Father Ryan was noted for his
Kind and attable manner, and fol his won-
derful and rctive life at such an advanced
age, being busi]y engaged in the sacred du-
nes OF the ministry up to within few dave
OF Ills demise. Although in point of age he
was not the Oldest, yet he was the longest
orga'red priest in the diocese of Cloohor
anu was 1or fItty-one years P. P. of Pet,ieo,
1t aVIen"ed the sanctuary of Lougn Derg.
1or nearly as long period, where he became
eeleoF1Ie" as confessor, and was well
h1o"h al over lreland, and in fact was
knoWI y people from all parts of the world
faIher Ryan was much beloved bv his
parlshloners, and was highly esteemed nv
persons of every denomination who al tho
pleasure Of his acquaintance, and his death
Is deeply regretted by all. The old resi-.
ueats OF Pettigo. nigh the happy banks of
sweet Lough Erue, as well as the faitbf,,
followers Of that e-hallowed and onoa
famous retreat of Catholic pilgrimage, will
long cherish his memory with gratitude and
respect. Requiescat in pace. VIC
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
A FUTURE DEFICIENCY FOR THE
ARMY.

When the Army bill passed the Hous
of Representatives with Limitation O
$4,000 men from the 1st of November,
tstal sum Of $25,763,O0O was appropriated
for the fiscal year. The Senate Increase,
the force to 25,0C0 men, and reduced til,
appropriation more than 100000. Not
dollar was voted to pay the additional five
thousand men, though their recruitmea,
was authorized.
The House fully concurred in the amend.
ment Of the Senate for an army of 25, 900,
and when the question was raised whether
the additional force would not involve a
adehciency of $3,000,OOO or $4,000, 900,
the Chairman of the Committee on Appro>
prlatlons could not answer the inquiry
definitely, or give any positive satisfaction
as to the cost of the unnecessary increase.
1t follows from this loose and indefensi-
BILE mode of legislation, that the War De-
partment and the military chiefs at Wasb-
ington have entire control over The expen-
dltures for the army, and may make the
deficiency to suit their own views. There
ls no restraint imposed on them at all. no
check to protect the Treasury, and no limit
to their discretion.
The House has substantially parted With
It's power without question or debate of
any kind, and has transfer it to The
military cabal which collected AZ a,q,v #
Washington, to force HAYES into be White
House, and which, without color of law
has assumed to maintain an army I'm IN
maximum stree the 1st OF July. When
the falthless members who BETRAYED their
constituents and the people at large bv
these omissions and commissions, seek re.
election next year, and are arraigned, as
they ought to be, for their treachery and
extravaganza, they may try 10 deceive the
country by parading the specific appropri
alton in the Army bill as an evidence Of
their economy.
The feet that deficiency of several mil
lions Is inevitable, and that it is entirely
IN the hands Of the War Department, and
ol General Sherman and his magnificent
staff, who recently misrepsesented the
strength of the army before the Committee
on Appropriations, will be concealed as
far as possible from public view. But tb:.
deception will not be allowed to succeed #
full exposure and fearless criticism Of the
responsible parties can prevent it.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. 81, 1877.

IT is very Significantly limited that the
agitation of the question of increasing the
army is intended to prepare the way for
the election of Grant to the Presidency in
1880, and that an imposing military Or
ganization is contemplated as part of the
electioneering machinery. As matters now
stand, such seems to be the complexion
which affairs are assuming.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
THE BRINCKLE DIy0xCr

This celebrated case drags a,ono in ,bo
common Pleas, No. /, Philadelphia. Mr.
oflnck'e was on the stand yesterday, and
denied everything, testified by his cher ami
Angelique' Some one is lying awfulv,
The stakes played for are very hiyh-i
Madam wins, Brinckle's acknowledged wife
is degraded to mistress-and Ano e,iou,
will be awarded almony, counsel fees. &C.
and have him upon the ragged edge, liable
at any moment to be indicted for adultrv
which is punishable BY fine and imprison .
meat, in Pennsylvania.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
REGISTERS ORDERS.
DEGIsTERs ORDER.
~ Dvr<v 10 nr,u

| N REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, October 4, 1877.
Upon theapplication of John Cummings
executor of John Brown. late Of Whining.
ton Hundred. in said county, deceased, II
| is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executor aforesaid give notice OF
granting letters testamentary upon the es.
tate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting Thereof, by causing advertise
mcnts to be posted within forty days
rom the date of such letters in
six of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
to present the same or abide by an act Of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the MORNING
HEsALD, newspaper published in Will
mingtOn, and to be continued therein
three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal of Office
of the Register aforesaid, at New
I: EAL Castle, ia New Castle County, arore-
said, the day and year above writ
ten. s. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.---All persons having claims
against the estate II the deceased must
present the same duly attested to the Ex-
ecutor on or before October 4th, 1873, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN CUMMINGS, Executor.
Address Wilmington, Del. oc6-eod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
DEGISTER's ORDER.
REGTsTER'S OFFICE.

|
New Castle County. October 1877,
Upon the application OF Isaac Grubb, Ad-
ministrator G. T. a. OF Rose bux baum, late
IOf wilmington Hundred in said county
deceased, it Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators aforesaid,
give notice of the granting of Letters OF
Administration {. L. A. upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
etters in six of the most public tlaces of
the County Of New Castle, recurring ali
persons having demands against the Estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act
| of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vlded, And also cause the same to be in.
serted within The same period in the
MORNING HERALD, newspaper publish
ed IN Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks [e. O. d..
Given under the hand and Seal of Office
OF the Register Aforesaid, at New
[sEALI Castle. in New Castle county afore-
said, the day and year above writ
ten.
s. g. BTGGs, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased mnst
present the same duly attested to tha Adj
on or before the 9th dsy of
October, A. D., 1878. or abide the Act ofl
Assembly in such cases made and provi-
ded. ISAAC GRT1tpu
Administrator, C, r. A.
Address. New Castle, Del. a.
octl5-3weod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-22

over three''ourths of all the hangings in
Missouri within ten years have been bv
mobs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12

ipadien 1T, nur S6abe, baB ct ibnen
idief uno frumm geipadien 1T. Gor btn7
bert Sa6ren tpar6 i'll @n9laao bic greiie
nod Die( brutaIer beDanbelt, ais beute int
9eutidlanb; ba banbelte iid's nidt BLOB
nm eit 8oor g8O6en u9lObenlce", iol1bern
I'm Stulpbeicn utb GretmIlble. 9uein
Die ens[ilNen 3eitun89i6rciber trObtct bent
Nlten ltnb er siDangen fir Die Cages
prefIe Sic Stellltng elmer 0robnla6t. Nbcr
0u Iieber 0immel, pie f01nten bent
f%rontlte ndtionaIli6erole Seelen iid iplder
TrepeItbat permcIlen; - lie, beren Sttns
mltrg ant bciten bur6 Sic befannte
wOeutide NtarieilIaiie" au9gcoriift ipirO:
v:3ufrieocnbeit iei mein @er9nilgen! !" ooer:
pTrcunD, id) bin sufrieoen, gcb' eS, tDic eS
mill !" = 0iellciht 6aB bic SOSials0 Demo-
froten fit 0eutidlanO nad en9Itldem
Gorgal19e bie EreBfreiDeit c~rringcn iper7
oen:- bic Giberalcn nimmermeDr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
Sic @eeeine Ses Columbus.

Ser oipIomatiihe 9ertrcter bcr Ser.
Staatcn in Gan Domingo bat belnS Stats
miriitcrium su Walbin9tpn einelt 8cridt
Iber bic fiirSltd crfolgte NuifinOn1g Der
@ebeine bcS Columbus in Der SatDeoraic
iener Staot cingel6ift. e.
@6riitnpD Columbus lt0rb int Sabre
1906 in Spauicn; letne @ebetle tD1rDet
suerit in Das &loltcr Su1t fl. SranctsclS in
8auaoolib, bant ms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIT
Gas @ltenos in SebtIa gebrad)t, ilt Sabre
1886 ieood ndd San Domingo berldtfft
uno in Der Dortigcn SatDeOrale belgelcbt.
SIM Sabre 1896 iuuroer pDu 0Drt 0ebetne,
bic man 0dlndlS uno bis ieBt fit Die 0eS
Columbus belt, nit 9robcm Yon1p rab
ber 3atDcorale bon !6dnand gebra6t, tpo@
iclbit iie ii6 iebt nod 6eftnben.
g6Gbreuo nu1 nor einiger Seit2(rbetter oelt
8o0en rings lint Die &atSel III oer Sdtbez
hrale bon San Domingo aufgrltbelt, tint
9tcpqratureu bnrsuncDmer, itteBer lie auf
Bic Geffnu11g su einen1 Mauergcip0lbe, Da5
cine 3tpet SUB LANCE, ettDn s 3oa ttefe ullo
s Boil ipeite Blcifilte ert1teIt, 0eren Srz
i6riften unipiberlcgli6 beipcilen, baB Bic in
Der Stite ent6altenen 0ebetnc Die Don GDrts
itDpD columbus ltnO. Die 8letfilte tpurDe
tpieOer In baS @etDDlbe ge6ra6t u1O lebtes
res Su9er,auert.
Qm 10. September tpl1r6en it @egeltz
mart oe5 @ouberneurS uno dnoerer Stats
beontten, loipie Der frember @Dnlull, inter
friegeril6er O1uiif unb &anonenidriiien,
bic 0ebeine ipieoer oll5gegraben, 1ebit Der
&tite unb ben Snldrifteu unteriu9t unb
bic Gbatiaden 81 ben Nften genontme1t
ul1o bon iGrnmtliden 8earnten uno Gnnz
iuln be9lauDigt. Die 8letftlte iDur6e bier
auf in cine anoere Stite eiltgeidloiielt, lorgz
fGlttg nit ben Stegeln Der Sonlulr Deric>
ben, ltllt l1lr III oeren 0egeripdrt tpteoer
geoffnet Su tperbeit, ui10 bent 8ater StQtnt
BON Der Stride Gcgino Ingelorurt 5llr Ses
ipalrung iibergeben, ber tie ieber antliden
@onlniiiton, tpel6e 1t6 bon bet GdtDett
Der G,ebeine iiberSeugen mill, offnen iptro.
cSlt Der ebel eripGbnten Stride tperDelt bic
@ebeilte bletbel1, bis Elm paIietoes Wfonu>
meitt, inter bent fte beigelebt peroen iolz
len, erri6tct iperoeu fam. 0d man altz
%ttr1rlt, Dap anbere 2dnber gum 8au oie<
les Oenfn1aIs beiSuiterern tpiini6en, 10
tpurben bic Goniu[n eriu6t, Die Sadie 3ur
Gennttt6 ibrer Jtegierui1gelt 81 bri1tgelt.
gSeiI bic dlten Qlfter bet &dtbeOrale BON
sam Domingo Idltgit 5crit0rt ftnb, lit ilber
Bic dtgcbltde Gerbringung Der @ebetne
mad 6apano 9tidt5 81 ermittelr; bod
9laubt man, baB bamaIs Die Ot0n6e lit
Gan Domingo oen Spaniern Die @ebcine
zines 1belie6igen Gooten 9el6ift unb fir
ibre &otbebrale Die @ebeire bes Columbus
bebalter bdben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
Cider Tito Suuerldjlt9.

Serrt s. q. GteptuS.
Sn 1872 empiatl man mir SIR VEGETINE urb bert
llebcrrebun9cn ciutS 6reunpc5 no63cbeto, nuDnt i'd IS
ein. Gamots lit j6 il Sol9e pan l(e6eranitren9nn3 nno
unregelm&Bioer Ec5elslpetie ait al9emeincr S6pdde
rno M~erpeneridiairn9. Sctne punocrbar itdrtctoer
InO D%eilsnOen Gigeri6uitst idiel,eit mciren 9eiGpa6tel
Sr9oni@nlus non Der criten Goii5 on ST %bcrilGren, BET
Der uno pobter ais lie. Seitoem babe i'd feiitcu Anitano
%geuommen, VEGETINE %unbebinst as Gin ii6ereS,
3uperldiiiSe5 uito mGdtt9eS 0iittel sur Sieoerberltclun9
Der @ennbbctt IItD Eebcilsfrdit Srt e%npie6lcn. SD brdu9e
feline onoere Mebtciu ais VEGETINE 1no CLAUDE mett
gebcians feline Before iinbelt Su fotneit.
Wabrboit ocr S9rige, ". y. GGalf,
1870 O(ontereD Gtr., QGle9Denp g q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
SssiMtioc 4nofiome.

Sic porSi9!iditen Ner;te erfeitner e5 lest an, bob bas
mcrflpiirpi9c Erdpnrot, mcl6e5 ais oaS Wr1fcuber9=
WarfDaa'5Ge GathpIico.t betount lit, cinSi9 in ieis
rmr Pin ooitc9t, ais cin ijdcre3 Mtittel 9e9cn ollie &rantz
beittit, berclt EraIelt belonoer5 nnterporler nno; oenn
bicie "&leoi;iR lit Elm StdrtunssmitteL, rein pilan5liden
lriprltngS, iHr &~reu5ldmerSen r1o %1ugemetnc Norperz
idpGNe; c3 ptrtt nit punocrbarem @riol9e sur Serubiz
enli9 Der SdmerScn
litter ben uiclet MbiiibrmttteIn, 1petde jest perfouft
peroer, perorGn9er bic 0r1feaber9'ldc ccgetaz
biliI d,era EpiueI, Swdt luu9iom ober ii6er allie %onoeren,
betr tic i:no iebr mitoe in ibrer &%bdti9teit, mirten lUnit
auf Die gcber uuo beiten lnpcrb0nli6teit Stnrir9en III
Der acknowledgements uno &opii6merSen, oQne Die Sim
gemeioc in einen trontboiten .3nitano 81 perleeer. Gin
ee~inmotiser @eriu6 miro einen Seoen pom BEN sroBeu
g8ertbe 6ieler 6amilienzDt ebiStn IberSeusen.
Sci aleu- Apptbefern at ba6ea. 11ine&0pS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
Sur SeddtlulN fit t'eibigc nilO itrcblamc

Sm bi6tbep6Iferten '6ittidcn 2hci(c pom 6onios limb
qutdi9clcQtc 1tb beb0ute Wruuoititdc ;u iuserit bili9en
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