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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07
Turkish Official Titles.

Sultan-The sovereign of the Turk
ish Empire-the recognized organ
of all executive power in the State.
His headquarters are at CONSTANT
nople.
Porte-The Government of the
Turkish Empire.
Sublime Porte The official name
of the Government, 50 called from
the gase Of the Snitan's palace.
Grand Vizer-Tbe Chief Minister
of the Turkish Empire.
Divan-The Turkish Council of
State-the .sCabine:."
Grand Mufl Chief interpreter of
the Mobammedan law and head of
the "Wise Men "-jurists, the 9logians
and Hterati who assemble FIR con-
sultation on his order. He is mostly
styled the Chief of the Faithful A
writer says fettoa or decree from
him would summon around the
standard of the Prophet all the ia
natical hordes Of Islam to fight to
the death against the 'infiels, in
the firm belief that death on the bal
lie field is sure passport to Para
disc
Pasha-GoveInors, viceroys, com
manders, civil and military rulers of
provinces
Deys -About the same as Pssha
Sheik The name given the heads
of Arabian tribes or clans. IL means
elder, rr 81 ies', in dignity and au
thority.
Turkish official
slam-The religion Of Mohammed.
Islams- Mobammedans themselves.
Mussu mana follower OF Mo-
manned
Ottoman Empire-An0ther name
for the Ia ki@h Enpirr, and derives
it's pane from Osman, its founder.
Osmarlis-Thc Turks proper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07
Destructive Tornado

Mt. Carmel, H., on Monday even
irg last, suffered one of those fear
ful ternad es. the like of which
VESTED Haz Green last year. One
II; II = the town is reported to be
flown d "a aud twenty-five dead
DO is found in the ruins. The dam
age 10 property is estimated at
$500, 900. Many persons are ser
ion-ly wounded Eighty-five bcild-
iuss acre destroyed. The cyclone
passed. through the town in wo
minutes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

The soldiers at war west of the
Black Sea are now alternately in pos
session of Mt. Ararat where the
bones of Noah's Ark are supposed to
rest and the Russians are making des-
perate efforts to forage on the spot
where Adam once had very pretty
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

Ii now appears that the Washington dis
patches in regard to Blaine's organization ola
Soie-head party were hoaxes. Were score
of the Washington newsmongers and several
press agents decapitated, the reading public
would not so frequently be imposed upon
Fon d. Lac Commonwealth.
If newspapers had editors can IS
of sitting the chaff from the whe:.
OF knowing f4lseho DDS from truth
tho reading public would not .
frequently be imposed upon. Y ae
elitor who believed that report on
b aine should be nursed on botll J..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

THEY have an "Irish niger"
down South who has been permit
ted to preach in the pulpit of wh'e
Eplscopel minister. His name is
John B. Mcconnell, he was born in
the West Indies and was educated in
b inbridge, Ireland. His brogue is
decidedly Irish.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

BRR1AH Brown can still be heard
from occasionally. 1t seems he last
fall transferred his paper at Seattle,
Oregon, to T. b. Merry. Merry went
away for while and in his absence
Brown undertook to take possession
of the office-the way they take offices
in Louisiana and South Carolina but
10 fa;Io1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

In the evening up process of old
Father Time, Sims. the negative slave
who was captured ny Attorney Gen
eral Devens. when the latter was u.
S. Marshal at Boston, during Filmore's
administration, and turned over to
the Georgia authorities, now gets his
salary and rations as messenger 10
General Devins' department.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

TuE New York Sun published let
ter week ago purporting to be writ
ten to Gen. CARTEL by Presiden {
Hayes. Those who rely upon the
Sun for their news and facts may
never learn that it was "lorgery 10
eVery line and word"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

THE latest is that Russia says she
does not want any European Turkey
but wants slice in Asia, from Bay I'D
10 the coast, but not including Ere
rnnm-wanfa sea coast
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

The San Francisco Bulletin esti-
mates that California cannot spare
more than 100000 tons of wheat this
year, against 600, 900 tons exported
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

The Mineral Point Democrat NOM
mates Montgomery Smith, Esq, for
Attorney General. If we were
Democrat we would second the mo-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

"MY principal method Of defeating
error and heresy,' says John New
ton, sis by establishing the truth.
One proposes to fill bushel with
tares, but if l can ill it first with
wheat, / may defy his attempts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

THE Illinois Legislature passed a
bill making silver coin legal ter der
in that Stase but the bill was We d
nv the Governor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07
The Oldest
BOOKBINDERY
In the. State.
WILLIAM ]. PARK g. CO.,

Booksellers, Stationeys, Binders,
Rulers and Blank book Manufdc-
tUrerS,
IL King Street. Madison, Wis.
Our facilities for Ruling and manufacturing Blank
and Accounth books, Binding Magazines, Sheet Music,
etc. unsurpassed in the West for style Price
BLANK WORK A SPECIALITY.
Nele aud Reduced Prices fer Binding.
CLOTH OR EDITION WORK 4 SPECIALITY.
Our facilities unsurpassed IN the Northwsst fer
Edition Work. Subscription works bound in elegant
style, at prices ranging from 81 to S2Oper volums,
Law Books rebound to pattern. or repaired short
notice. Back numbers of all Periodicals will be sup
piled.
Special attention will be given on estimates TO pub
fishers also all work in line, Pamphlets Check
Books. Pamphlet Cases, Boxes, etc. Our BINDERI
is repete with the latest improved machinery. We
employ none but the best of workmen and guarantee
to give satisfaction in price well workmanship.
Agents for Matheshek Piano and Burdets Organs,
also Wilson Sewing Machine and Davis New Sewing
Machine. VS5nIm6
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03

i ,, ,sssa tsft6AHh III aasszf ID Affs " Baofi
! i. 9Th tsiId hlia f6 aah atlan thirteen nlit
ifad and Invent II VII taasaj III the REVISED
hiatuIes 0f The State 81 tsouisIaHHs
fHBrfoA /. ~ 4 .eHuelad ty lhs Septic a'tH
Husise sf REPRESENTATIVES af he kfale Of i6itisi4
ana Ii. uatefa ssae,tg tetttefpd, THAT snetl9H
Thirteen hundred and twaHtYstwH bf tbs lis4
vised Statutes III the State 81 Louisiana he
amended and Tszenantsa 30 Hs To TeaH aH. fols
luHs, ID VIII In all uasas ell the sale IL sehaul
jauds knawn as sixteenth ,seatienag where the
uufehasa MONEY has NOT been paid. the nufa
niiasef oil purchasers shall have the right tg
afnt The sale, upon application 10 the ptstIfnt
al pafah eanft pf the parish where The lan,l y
situated provided that the i,IaRisnt ef nnalits
aiatl lie obtained at The cost Of The applicant
and eeatfadietufily With the District ,Attgrnss
of the uiHtfiet AttafnsF prQ tstts ahH the Boar.
Of Hehepl Directors Of said district nfpYiHHd
also HAT II shall apBeaf upon the trial Thereof
| That The yaiue pf Raid land has not been I'M
nnifnsi br any Het ef the purchaser, end pro-
yiied. further, that nothing Id this oct shall he
aensfrasd 80 hs To sntitp the pafehasef TO the
rapaynsnt q any part Of the purchase inones
eaiHlsi a "a NJ '''' LOUIS HUSH,
Hpeakef Of The House Of 1tepfesssnt ativss,
taiuhaflI LOUIS A. WILLIE,
| Lieutenant Governor aud President 81 The
Appleyssfa ID rebru aaEE,sN ss5IIa = ntauorta.
Governor of The State OF Louisiana
2 iao WILL. a. HTftdtta.
Aenfetaff OF State
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
JOYCE AND his STOMACH.

Amonn the members Of the House
Committee recently In this State was
the Hon. @, II. joyce, OF Vermont. M
true specimen of the narrow.minded.
bitter and obstinate partisan ~ ever
new England sent abroad to experience
tho pharisee's comfort, and, at the
name time. prove to others that "house.
keeping youth have ever homely Wits"
He was aent down here. apparently,
on d judicial mission, TO make an Inn
partial and unbiased inquiry. and We
have no doubt hls soul 10 quite easy 40
To the manner In which he discharged
hle duty. We would not intimate that
he dlsregarded the dictates Of his CEN
science Ia any respect, but doubtless
his Vermont constituency haveNery de.
loidst convictions, and d would have
been y Nat burglary TO have robbed
| him by ineldious testimony of the pre-.
conceived eninions which entitled him
to represent them In Congress. 10 have
changed these sentimentg would have
been to throw himself away without
sufficient cause" This was "moat tol.
cradle. and not to be endured" 30 what
could he do, good, honest soul. but act
unon the sound advice the good Moslem
gave Anastasius, when that gracious
youth, having thoroughly examined the
tenets OF one sect, proposed to study
those Of the other. that he might choose
between them. Hear both sides of the
question: exclaimed he, In utter aston.
ishment. "Why that IL just the way
never to come to q conclusion, and to
remain In suspense all the days OF ones
llfei Wise men first adopt an opinion,
and then learn to defend 1t. For my
part, I make Il o rule never to hear but
one side, and SO do all who wish to
settle their belief"
Upon this advice Mr.. Joyce acted,
and with the most scrupulous and con-
seientious consistency. AT Baton Rouge
the testimony OF Victor Lange and the
other Republicans, to the peace and
| fairness Of the election, fell upon deaf
ears. while the indignant denunciations
al cid Mortimer Price, the old servant
OF Henry Clay, who was ..still bad
Radical whose pretty daughter had
been debauched by Davis. the Parish
Judge. who had been driven from the
community for this very infamy. were
treated with contempt. At Bayou Sara
our Congressman eontented himself
with asking witnesses IL Weber and
Munchausen Kaufman, the man who
had fought twenty duels," were not
VIGOROUSLY afraid" to come before the
committee and testify. kaufman for
got all about this understanding that
he was terrorized and came into the
Icomrsittee room on one occasion, but
being reminded OF 1t, left in short or
der. At Clinton he brow-beat witnesses,
and, under the protection Of his posi-
ton. assumed towards such gentlemen
ais Captain Norwood and Mr.. Fuqua a
staggering insolence that he would
not have dared to indulge under
any other conceivable circum-
stances. This is q fair statement
al the manner In which he went about
finilng out the true inwardness OF az
ii Louisiana. TO any one cogniz-
sntof this behagior, II was not neces-
~ ths hs SHOULD give any intimatIon
NJ linrs nllon him by
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03

and asa bTa aatila 10 leHa than 100000 inhabia
tia, or 40 sheep % each man. woman aud child
40 III least the papers aay, but thoae figures have
queerly suspicious lock,
Somebody has invented the story that the Gulf
stream IL rapidly changing Ito course, and leav'
Inc the coast OF Great Britain, Should there
really be any truth In the story 1t would leave
the climate Of Great Britain The same an that OF
Ito ets u.ets Labrador.
The superiority of everything American is
shown by the fact that the Ring OF Bavaria is
taking great trouble to aeolimatize Louisiana and
Florida eedars Ii Bavaria, 10 be used in making
lead pencils. Five thousand young cedar trees
are now thriving In the Royal Fofest Of Bavaria,
to be converted, In time, 80 the story goes. into
lead peneila.
The Kansas Legislature has 30 far given 10 TO
wemens rights As to employ little girls es pages.
And yet the women are not happy. and want TO
make the legislators swear that they will net
curse or chew tobacco In the presence Of these
pages. The result OF which 10, that the Legis-
lature Ia al deadlock aud has been ballotng for
Senator over north without success.
The Cincinnati distillers contributed 2,24i 1894
gallons of whishy toward the DRINKS OF this
country last year. Counting four drunks 10 the
gallon lthe average lie little more for Cincinnati
whieky), this lie one good drunk to every citizen
of the United States. The whisky product
showed an increase OF fifteen per cent last year,
which Ia attributed to the excitement OF the
presidential canvass.
The recent presidential election In Peru was q
decided improvement on the American style.
Every bedy went to the polls armed to the teeth.
Tho fight began before vote was polled. Pra-
dos party was triumphant and captured every
polling place, killing only twenty-five Of theit
opponents. The result Is that prado Ia elected,
with no danger of being counted out as long AZ
bile ammunition lasts.
The New York fashionable churches are re-
ported very nearly ell bankrupted. The bars
have been triumphant, and the fall In the value
ofpews is SO extraordinary as to create perfect
panic. Pew prices have Of last come down, and
the market is flooded with paws for sale. The
ministers held out to the last. but they could moi
hold out any longer and had to give In to ''hard
times" II il whispered that some enterprisine
sharpers have been taking advantage OF the stu.
alton TO corner On pews, and will hold them
until they bring better prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03

Carpet and Oil Cloth Ware
HOUSE.
ELKTN q CO..
les. CANAL STREET ...........I8S
Are Offering their stock Of Administer. Velvet,
Brussels and Ingram
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES and COR
NOES nj extremely low prices. ia14 1m2p
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
DENTAL NOTICE

my tamnorsry absence from my office have
been enabled 10 secure for my pattenta tho pro-
fasnienat services of DIR, NJ. NJ. OLDHAM. u
whoHe hands they can be assured Of receiving
careful and thorough treatment. Trusting
that may continue to receive their patronage.
and hoping eoon TO be at their service person.
ally. / remain, ]. X. WALKER, D. D., g..
IsO Delord sfreet,
iaso iw Opposite Tivoli Circle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
DIED.

TURNsR-0n. Friday. February ?. 1877, at
the residence OF her parents. parish st. Ber-
Her funeral will take place THIS DAY, Feb
r,larr q nj 10 u'c' nck a. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
NOTES.

The Australian eenssH shows gs,s4b.Tl sheet
and ssa sra cattle 10 less than a,ooo, 900 inhabis
/ lila, or 30 sheep % each man. woman aud child
so III least the papers aay, but thoae figures hays
a dueerly suspicious lock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03

= = gsppo from the lips Of the Wit
Issd ssso@oore him. or from those OF The
as, ~ He Ii supposed TO be too ignor.
u los 10 read 30 be oblivious Of all the
,fsente ttanHpiflng In the community,
'of q philosopher whose mind and
thought dwell eternally ID the higher
regions Oh metaphysics, or Ia something
else far removed from the affairs Of
avery day life.
Perhaps we have no right TO eenHufe
The Supreme Court, which granted these
innutnefahle trials, continued until
All the witnesses had deserted the
courtheusss TO follow old Mrs, Sellingef
ID that bourne which no live sheriff can
be expected to visit, Perhaps the court
was Justified and controlled by the law.
Wa are plain men, IMMERSED III the
sacred areana of jurisprudence. We
| have never lifted the veil and entered
| the Holy Of HOLES wherein is given to the
elect the golden secret which explains
hew a murder may be Offset by bill
ef exception. or how old Mrs. sellin.
aef's bones may iaoulder III the grave,
maria and aarvey 30 free. and justice
| be done at tho same time. All that we
know, and all that the great mass Of
1.-The community knew, 10 that Earle and
aafvev murdered old Mrs. Sellingei
land stole her money, that Earle con
fessea the crime, that both OF then
have been three times convict
cd OF the crime, and thai
they are now free men, Perhaps thu
lonly person TO blame was the olt
woman herself: possibly the solution
Of the trouble 10 that che had no RICH
Co be aged. intlrm, helpless, and poe
seaaed oil the money Two such enter
ipfiaing and useful citizens as Charlie
Isarle and John Garyey wanted,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
CHoIJE Provisions.

5000 BACKS WHIT ID CORN.
UANn1, EH=eooa boxes N. sehaeffef best Star
Candles, full weight and all siseH. 4.b, 0. 7
and H'a.
poRIs@toeo barrels Standard Mess and Extra
Prime.
BACoN=ieo casks and half casks. Louisville
Packing, Bacon. sides and Shoulders.
HAhs=ano tierees Of large and very small Of
best Louisville and Cincinnati brands, Can.
vased and Hugarauured and also Plain
Hams,
DRY sALTEp MEATS 100000 pounds Sides
aud Shoulders.
FLouI.=iooo BARRELS Choice and Low Grades.
WHIsKY@aoo barrels OF best old Kentucky
hand made sour mash Bourbon and Rye
Whiskies direct from Paris, Ky. and war.
ranted pure and unadalterated = such
brands Us Bowen and j, A. Miller Chicken
Geek.
On consignment and for sale by
MILLER, DOLHONDE d CO.,
fea tas 6s, 40 and n Tehoupitoulas st
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
CITY LICENSES OF 1877.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CTTY HALL,
New Orleans. January a. 1877. /
City Licenses for 1877 are now due ana payable
in Cash asthis Department.
The following rates of discount VIII 20 ailoW-
ed. to-wit;
Five Der cent from date hereof until January
81, 1877.
Three per cent from February to February
Is. 1877. inclusive
! Two per can't from February 70 e February
al Ie77 inclusive.
ialatfaaa ]. 4, DENIS administrator.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
''|ss., Y.

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nj 1'ssss,
hiel Stella
Tplia,
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tiAhabss!
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5te shtI mp
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03

FRANK A. LEE g. CO.,
No. los uemmsn ST.. New Orleans, Ln.,
BROKERS,
And dealers In City. State. Railroad and In
yestment SECURITIES. Wish to buy 1000 jack
son Railroad First Mortgage Bonds: $4,000 Sec
ond Mortgage ditto and o,ooo Mississippi Gem
trail Railroad flrsts and 10000 seconds also &C.,
900 First Mortgage Bonds. New Orleans. Mobile
and Texas Railroad Company. Western Di-
vision.
l05 Common street,
lana wv New Orleans. In.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-03
~ shafes Louisiana National BANK atl II
!, X 2 al aasa ,,u de ,.,,,d DE III

Mating a total typical luFyWHH IL
ss ssts pfeineb know anything but
y 900 from the lips Of the Wit
sses,NSNsre him, or from those OF the
He Ii supposed TO be too ignof.
, 1877-01-01

. amp perbranut. &C.
Tern firth traf uon9uaDmas bieJtafrid)
e'n, Bag bet Der Colorado Steam 0laoi-
cation Gompanp aeborenoe Sdroubeu<
oampfer ,Wtontana" psrbrannt 1T. Der
@apitan melbet: Sd traf AM IA. Wor-
gems 9 ubr III @auaDma8 fin uno fubr
nm lO4 nbr wisoer ab. I'm III l1br
iab i'd. oaS Jsuer aus Hem mttlereu
Ventilator fam. ST that gGcs, Inn oaS
Sdiff III rettetl, aber in 5 Wiinutcn mar
Der aan3e binterc Tbeil in Nlanmcn.
Sd rannte baS Edit ;ruei Weilen inners
halb Sap 9arro auf ocu Strann, UNI
Yaiiagierc uno Wannifaft su rctten.
Seine Wenidcnlebeu iino perloren. aber
Aucs, mas ben EaTaaieren ul1o Der
Wfanuftaft acbfrte. ausacnommen Die
&lelcuna. ,pcld)e lie all battcn. Sh ba
be baS Shiff ~autaeseben ur,o ioa eS in
Nuftion o%nfauf. iuerben. Der Goniul
bat fur Mannid # uno Raficaicre Stir,
10 ae aetroffeu. De rMontana" aiua
am 8. De3.mber bon bier ab. Gieles
BON Der merttanifd II Nradt mar idon
obaeliefert, alS ous uualiif lib e%ecianst.
Oie 2aou's sur j3eit oes SeuerS beitano
aus @iitern fiji Ole 2mounaen ON Colo
raoo Hiuer uno fur ettuu $4,000 He
ale%ranssfrodt fir aiiiitd pojien in Mri<
soua Die Reaieruna bat feline 0erlid)e-
ruha. Die ,Mopt'na ,par lOO3Lonnen
arub. i'll 1865 III B,tb Mline lebaut
uHo fam in@emeirifoft nit rer u5oabo"
b,erhcr, I'M cine Sppoltiouslinie mad,
Yultiano iu biloen Gle mar fir $780,
0f0 o.riihert IN, ibr Wertb wiro auf
$40. 900 ueranidlast,
(eal. Sts;ta.)
, 1877-01-01
@toct Ni6mDnb.
0rpft Neriabr.

5don pieoer III Elm Sahr Ing Meer
Der G,piateit mtFohen unb nur Die Gr'
inneraua an bi. 0ersansenbsit blcibi
,po@. Mi9t t6nnen ip,r 1assn. BOB eas
psrfoNene Sabr Elm iesensreides mar ;
monde trouiresn Geoanfen tniipfen li9
ibm an; manhsr treue oeutide Greuno
eina biniibcr in Die gtuieieit unb mor'
des boFnunespolle 2eben sins oerlorsn;
es entbislt Der traurisen Gtuneen niele'
unb nod iest i@ldst oas 9er3 poa I'm
rube uno fabIt Fd tednsfist onr4 ben
Drud Der politiiaen gerbdltniie. Wsr
,D.iB. mos Der nddiie Sag brinst. pirb
It EA gum Slid oosr llnsliid seifalteu?
9Hirb bicle big isbt 10 slorrei@e @spu'
blit ferner in Ginisteit befeben, ooer
,oirb Der @ott beg arieees lein blutisss
59wert BEN ftisoli@en giirssrn in Die
3anb swirsen unb slei9 einem Mesieo
in 2eidsnfelber bic ississn blibenosn
Mder bes 2anbbauers %uertuanoeln uno
einsn aries berausidlp6rsn, in psl4em
giirsee sessn9drser, Batter sesen SObn
nnb sobn sesen ben Batter tdmpfen
wiro, no Weibsr 5ittsrn uno &inber
wimmern peroen unb bas @efiibl bes
Meni9en in cine fanatii4e Wntb aus.
artet7 Sos ertte 8iertel oes neu on
eetretensn SaDres tuitb entideioen, Oh
Jrieoe ober &ube bsrri4en ,peroen, oocr
Oh bic 2eibsuiduften Die Oberbano se'
,pinncn ueroen. bOfen mir, oaB oas gr=
ifere Der Taa iein tpirO nno bab mir IN.
Tern 2eiern, nab unb fern, bic frobe
.Gunbe balb brin9en to:nen, oab benz
2anoe, tpslhes 10 piele unierer beuti9sn
2anoslsute ii6 CUR ,euen 5eimatb erto.
rem, uuo in meldsr iie ibr Tortfommen
better islbit, als in ibrsr alten 5eimatb
9efunoen unb es oaber lieb %seiponnen,
bur9 Die Delonnenheit unb @eredtiss
tciisliebe ieiner 9iirger Den Grieoen uhO
Die 3u6e erbaltcn bleibt. uno bab mir
burd bic grwdbluns 6es 9errn Silorn
aum Y%rdIioenten MnIerer Ser. Staatep.
Elm g|iidli9es Neuiabr ibnes propbe3ci<
en- t5nner. unto aug poqem 9eraen ibnen
Elm 1ol1es minl4en.