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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

How Fifteen Whites Huli-Dozed Twenty.
Five Red Devils, Recapturing Stolen
Horses-A Lively Episode.

In THE LEADER of Saturday last,
mention was made Of . raid BY redskins
at Pole Creek, the capture Of some
horses, the uprising Of the ranchmen
and their successful pursuit Of the reds
and recapture of their horses. b. Grant
Dalton, Esq, well known as proprietor
of a fine ranch on Horse creek, and
who was one of the pursuing party,
visited this Office yesterday and gave
us some additional particulars of the
affair. The fight occurred just back Of
Dalton's, and less than a mile from the
ranch. Fifteen whites were after the
Indians, the number Of the latter being
about TWENTY-FIVE. The Indians were
on the "Hog-back'' and their ponies
were cached at the foot Of the .'Hog-
back" on the west side, within range
of their rifles. The Indians did not
show themselves until they saw that
they were going to lose their ponies,
when they opened a brisk and wonder
fully welI-directed fire. Some Of the
Indians left the ''Hog-back'' and en-
deavored to close in on the whites, who
were obliged to fall back, as they
were fast becoming surrounded, and
were already the centre Of a cross-ire.
All the Indian ponies were captured
except one, which had to be left. Dalton
lost a valuable horse, shot by the In
dams. Chase also had one horse shot
by them. The Indians were armed
with the improved Sharp rifle, and
showed splendid craftsmanship. On
Saturday night they left that section,
going southeast and crossing Horse
creek at McMahon's ranch. Lieut..
Cherry arrived at Dalton's Sunday
morning, and followed the Indian trail
Is miles, when night overlook him. On
Monday he went to the Chug, intend
ing to follow that stream, but was re-
called and returned to Fort Russell on
Tuesday. ,.1 E5
On Monday morning as Mr.. King,
Doughdell's partner, vas getting in his
horses, two Indians appeared and fired
on him, intending to drive him away
and take his horses, but he returned
the fire and the Indians disappeared.
Tuesday morning the trail Of the
band was discovered only about; 900
yards from Dalton's house, the Indians
travelling northeast. and they have not
been seen or heard of since. They are
believed to be among those disarmed
and dismounted at Red Cloud, and the
fact that when they crossed the Platte
all were on foot, their theft of five
horses at Cuney's, and their earnest
endeavor to secure more horses at
Dalton's and Chase's, strengthens this
belief. Their designs were frustrated,
but it is by no means certain that they
will soon succeed In securing good
mounts. ,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

The grand Masonic ball to be given
by the knights Templar Of Wyoming
Commandery No L, at the Inter-O Ocean
hotel on Thursday evening, Feb. 22d,
will be the most elegant affair Of the
social season. Tickets, including sup
per, So. A f13-6t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15
Big Horn.

There will be a lecture on the Big
Horn region and its resources, given at
Recreation Hall on Friday evening,
Feb. 18th, at 7! O'Clock. Admission
so cents. Tickets can be had at the
post Office and at the door. f13-4t.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Disreputable characters will be ex-
cluded from the Germania clubs Calico
ball, to be given at Recreation hall,
Thursday evening, Feb. 22d. f11-6t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15
"Iat Me- Kiss the Rahx.n

That is what the ladies will say on
this and tomorrow evenings at Nc
Daniels theatre, when the tiny Nc
Donald exhibits her wonderful powers
of mimicry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15
WeiHenbach's Drum Orchestra

Can be heard by the families Of Chey-
enne on this and tomorrow evenings at
McDaniels' Dramatic theatre. One
man and 16 drums. The most wonder
full manipulation ever seen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

The front entrance to Recreation
hall viii be closed on the evening Of
Fsb. 22nd, the occasion Of the Calico
ball Of the Germania club, and admis-
sion TO the floor will be through the
rear sutrauce. f11-dtd
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Study up some novel costume-out-
landish or otherwise-dress up in it
and attend the Germania clubs Calico
ball, on Westinghouse birthday f11-dtd
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

All members of the Germania club
have for sale tickets to the grand Calico
ball to be given ut Recreation hall on
Thursday. Eel. %. ''r flldtd =
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Y The second trial of Capt. Lieb. 9Th
Cavalry, on the charge of appearing in
court in an intoxicated condition at
his former trial, was concluded yes
terday evening by the court-martial.
Judge Mclaughlin defended the ac-
cused.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Lyons Kathairon makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood
the test of forty years. Is charmingly
perfumed, and has no rival.
ap27-deod1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15
Rates OF Advertising

SAdrertisers ,oill make note Of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger c%irculo-
ton than any paper published IN Wyo-
naing.-s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

No One CAN WITH SAFETY risk a
contact with the linen or clothing used
by a person suffering with a~contagious
disease, unless the same has been disin-
fected. GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP is
the most reliable disinfectant in use.
r '-- r4'1 0-daw1
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Splendid music, a fine supper and a
pleasant time generally will be enjoyed
by all who attend the grand Masonic
ball at the Inter Ocean on Thursday
eve, Feb. 22d. Tickets, including
supper, IS. baisBj4 sssaF fl3-6t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Tickets to the Calico ball Of the Ger
mania club must bear the name of the
purchaser and the member from whom
purchased, w f11-dtd
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15
The Cheyenne Furrier

Furs made up and repaired in the
best manner by NJ. Moses, Seventeenth
street, next to State bank. f15-w4t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Passenger travel on the Union Pacific
has shown a heavy increase during the
past two weeks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

A Green River saloon keeper is i'm
poverishing himself by "setting 'em up
for the boys" every time he hears news
favorable to Tilden. He Isl Democrat
and a subscriber to the Laramie Chron-
icle. l1-.. .lf. .f.Hst Gn.ls-.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Hagan's Magnolia Balm preserves
and restores the complexion, removes
freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its ap-
plcation cannot be detected.
ap27-deod1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Use S. Il. Kennedy's Henlock Dip
for skin disease and vermin In sheep.
m a27-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

The music at the grand Masonic ball
will be the best ever heard in a Chey-
enne ballroom. f13-6t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Ten patents were issued to citizens of
Wyoming during the year 1875.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

For SALE.-A note for S2O.6 Ten
dollars will buy it. j. w. BRUNER.
f16-dYt-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

potato Bug Extermlnator" is man.
ufactured by S. H. Kennedy, Omaha.
- a27-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

THERE Is NOTHING MYSTERIOUS
about the disappearance from the Skin
of eruptions, burns, scalds, bruises, ul-
GERS and sores through the influence Of
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR. Sulphur 10
a potent purifier and healer Of the skin
and is more ~benefcially utilized In tbs
form.
To RENEW YOUR YoUTH Use HfLLts
IHsTAsTAsEoUs HAZE DYE. du1u
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Use s. II. Kennsdy's HsrnIox Lsnl-
ment for horses. xz7%tH
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-15

Courtesy Of Wyo. Arch.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

1piiroe bortu bcltercn, baB TuB(an6, lei eS 6urd
GrnberuuN lei e5-mu5 uui GiueS teruuSfommt
ia, NOD geidbrltAcr ut -burf Die &orlpie9cluu9
ser ltationalcn r@r0Bc", Die lt0 at bic Sfumms
ptrmanotldaIt nit ~9tuBlNno fniIpIt, a0e bicie
&0tter Dor iein Sod l~paunen wirOe uu6 ms
burO Sen ~ellernen Hciltl lelnco oictatOrtiben
@tnluNeS bcrlnabcn beprQn9en, nit lOl6er lSutbt
ali rns briltcn pitroe, Dap DnrulS lbredfllhe
TGn1pIe, grcnjcnloie &ctOcn uAb pjeueidt pie AUS
iI1t ouf oas 04tdial 9olcas IHr ul@ berpor9cbeH
~piIrnerI.
Su nod b0berem W}aBe ais lln9orn olein, be-
brobt bteic @eiabr bic 0%lterreihiibe NtonurAte.
Stcr belteDt alto Slpii3en ltng0r1 unos Seitcrrtt0
etne lDlbe Sutercllen : 0emetni1 uit, 11pelbe Der
Mfodlt Die 0eudbr uerletbt, OdB lie 5ur Seeltt8ung
blcler 9elnetulumcu Wcfabr BET Der unGdrilben
Nntton obne Hurtel7llHtcrlbteo, gtcib ais Ob Die
MttlllOnen nur EN- 0taun lDdrtn, nldt bloB tulz
ten VtbOrldr1. lOnocrt Die game GrdftentIultIng
ttnoen miro, bertn enc tbr Ecbeh pertbetot3enpt
tdpicre Ration nun iminer fdbig it,.
2lelc Ve1aDr ut b05, mas Die OerSe15ldttelt Der
itn9arii0en atdtion 10 md4tt8 III 00pin8ul5
pcrltEt; Oas tit'S, I'M wellentbutbeu IL Su leotr
Mountaineering, gu icoeT Opicr berctt ut. atI
oaB Die untbellbartett Oc9 tlrtllden 9(ct6eS ruO
Die unuerIegrthet Der Gber90htit Der Hf0rtt Der
U~eberntdDt JtuBlolos ntbt sum Spfer tate.
9Seill Die VtidAr blGier uebcrmdDt bclCtti9t
miro, WerOeu mtr llnQurn Die SCltrGbunQeu 5Ur
Mlenergeburt oe5 tiirtii6en Neidc9 tets init
Gbeilnabme be9lelten uno ul5 pom &ler}eH freutl,
menn D,ele l&leoer8cburt ubue uuteri9leo or
3tdle, 3un9e uuo Gonieilt0I init Dem ucrj0buen=
ben Spier gleEben 9te9tes, 9lcl9cr Trclbttt 9ez
ltnGt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
GS fAn&t ni6t ibertroTen
AUerOe1t.

GbarIestOwn, 19. gtars 1869.
Serrn s. R. gteOcms.
@ertber SER! SD be;euse hermit, buB i'd S5re
s8lutz Grdparation" me5rere Sabre in neiner Samtlie
gebrau6t babe, uno bin Der &ui9t, bag Is IN s5aHsw
Don @cropbeIn, fIe6tenartteen Us d 10 IL
rem ober r beumotiiden 2eiben ni4t ~iibertrofz
fen perpen farm. As SIMtreint9HngssW itter
unb & rubiabrsz Meti3iE lit es has bette, Nos
ib iemats periu9t babe. SD farm eS nit eutsm Semi,
len Mueu c~mpiebteu, Die non Gbnli9eH Eeibsn bsiaIeR
iinp. Sbre e%rsebeulte
WfrS. ". 81. 9inSu1pre,
10 9tuiieI CIR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

tpte in benz anbern Sale bat 0euti6lano
Dor fei1em Jtadbar in Often 9tube ulo
Der alternOe 9teidsfan3ler fam ii6 nit
boQlter 8equemIt6feIt Der iebt piebcr
Bel ibm a~uflebenOen, nod niht eeroite=
ten Siebe, 81 ieineu &c onierpatipen"
@enoIen BON Dor 1866 bingebeu. 9Bie
Iid i'll Der oann auf LANCE 9eiiherten
Sriccens5stt Der iunere yfreibeitz
Tide" Nusbau oes beuti6en 9tei65 ae>
fallen tpitb, barilber baben mir 10 unz
iere eigenen @eOanten, bod lei IS fir
Jest babiugeltelLt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
8eSweioene g8RnI0e.

Sn ieiner v@eeenuurt" beIpri6t Saul
&inoau in %9epobnter Dornebmer Meiie
Die O6rfeigen, peI9e Die oeuti9e 9reiie
Our6 Die ShIuBanua6me Der &ei6s=
Suiti3 @eiebe erbaIteH bat. SiIbl bis
ans 5era binan = Oenn er i9eint feline
8siti6riIt nidt nit Der g%ew05nli6en Ias
9espreiie auf gIetGe Stufe gu itstlen -
fpridt er BON Der ygemiI6ten @eleus
i6aft" Der ocutihen vSOurnaItlten" nno
ia9t i6r, baB ibr MangeL all D0tsctplln,"
all vSoIibaritGt." OIL eiuem 9etpt1en
D%@orpsgeiit" ben gr0BteH Gbeit Der
S9ulO an ibrer untpnroigen 8e6au6Iulg
burd Die 8eb0roen TRACE 6dtte ite etz
nsn ioI6en U3dbersn G%Orpsgeiit", 10
npiir6en 9tegierung un6 Sammern gan5
uuoers nit ibr re6nen". 9a es aber
baran febIe, 10 peroe v0ie oeuti6e preile
NOD fir cine 9eroume !3eit oas Stiefz
finb 0ffentlt6erA utorttdten
bIeiben".
9isier Gusbrwd bsutst on, baB Gins
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

in Dem Derrliden Stuttgart tDr @tto ner>
sebren, BON on Derf0euben tpilr0e. Die
QSabl enbetc nun AUDI ipirfliN nit Der
9tteoerla0e Der Gotben, aber tetneSmeg5
nit elmer Seoan=9tteoerlage. Hauten3
fdlaacr erbielt 694S Sttmmen uno Der
rotbe Oult Die itattliAe Winoerbeit BON
47l6 Stimmen, tpobet gu beoelrten lit,
oa6 cine betrG6tliGc Nu3abl Stuttgors
ter 0tot6er, pie bereitS angeoeutet, bel
ben QanOtagspablen gar ni6t lttntmen
tonnte.
0as 3eitpei[ige Gritorfen Der @otben
i1 Der Sauptltaot oes Shmab enlanoeS
erflGrt 1ib oarauS, o1B tn oerielben in
ben IeBteu SabrBebnten tmn:er NE pr 5Sas
briten e%ntitanoen iino unO baB lnter
Der mehriGhrtgeu notwithstanding neben
ben 5abrlfarbeitern beIOnoers aud ole
&letublrger ibper SI Ieiben battcn uno
nod letoen.
Sn Den meiiten iibri9en9egenoenBI rtz
tembergs lit aber Tiir Die u1retfeu uro
umltur3erllben 8~eltrebun9en Der 9totben
iebr tpent8 al MAIDEN, uno nGmentlt6
bel oeu G%an6Dolte, inter Dem tie IN Ieb:
ter 3ett ebenTauS tpllalten, tbeinen tie
9rnnoltd ob9ebltbt gu 1etn.
9tab elltem neueren Oerliner Sele>
9ramm lit fir Die So3taloemofraten BET
Den JtahD06Ien gum bentiden 9teIbstag
tpentg NusltUt %pDrbanOen, iu0em lid Die
anoern Ydrteien gegen lie eini9en.
9ta0 0erielben 0epelde bea5ii6tigt
bic DeutI6e 9te9ierun9 beim 9tethsz
tag itren9e Weicbe eeGen io5ia;
ItittIde llntriebe 5u beantra8en.
Von ben 8eretnigten Staaten tonute ie
uielei6t lernen. DaB ote So6ioItiten Oo
mn ln9efGbrliditen itno, mo- man ibren
Die ooultGnoi9lte 0teoez, 9reBs, S9impf>
nno Niibl@ Tretbeit Id6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Gine Sue4c groBer Seior9nik.
Meiner &p6ter pur6e bura ben @ebtau9 bes VEGE-
TINE cine sroBe ~QScbItbot erpieleH. Sbr SGbiuiie6sW
mar cine Quepe GROCER BeiorgniB iur MD Iup aIe ibre
Treunbe. Giniqe Sy[aideu VEGETINE iteGtsn ibrs
GeiRuobeit pieoer Der uHb saben ibr SraIt nnb Gppetit.
". s.. SiI0en.
Serit6eruus5. nHb @ruubetsent9nms I9snt.
$50. 40 Gears SuiI0iHa, Baton, @ialr s. Sum- 1872
Vegetine tpiro bel alIen 9rM8St=
ftett n~erf1nft+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

ltd OteL freEtl0eS, 1nellt rululd)eS 0eI0
circuliren. Die Web&r baben aus benz
Sitpem 9tuBIanos betrG6tli9e 8elteuun=
gen erbalten."
Die Staot Berlin ma6t ibr
@as ielbit uno itebt ii6 iebr gut babel.
Ser porlie8enoe Abi6luB Der itGotii6en
0a5GnltaIten fir oas Se~trte0SiaDr pom
/. Sui 1875 bis oaDiu 1876 Wetlt einen
9tetto @eipinW Don 1921, 695
W&arf [550,0O0 9olar5 nab, cine Grz
b0Dung 9e9en oaS 8Orla6r I'M ben be-
n%euten0en 8etrag BON 959,6l5 Wtarf.
Die @esproouttion betrug 2l5O OtiQio>
men &ubItfuB. Die Ginnabmeu b~etru9en
aus Dem NblaB be5 8aies 1888, 1927
Wtarf, Der Nebenprooufte 3,54l 400, oil
WEietbe fir Die 0aSSGbler l57 ,O47 Wtarf,
lonlti0e Ginnabmen 9 1926 Wtarf, @e>
iammteinuaDnIe II, 1875 ,29O Wtart. Die
Nu59Qben betrllgen fir 2lO, 1877 Ionnen
0asfo0len 5,O98, 47O Wf0rf, an 8etriebs>
loren 1882, 1913 Ofarf, an 4enitoneu
uno uuterltllBungeu 1883 W2art, al
.3lnIeu mo Nmortiiotiou 1890, 6S4
Wfarf, Nbl6reibung pom borjdDrigen
Wertbe Der 0asGnlt0lteu ais Nbnubung
99I ,o39 Mart, at 5DeiFeibatten Shul>
ben 1886 Wi0rf. @ieiammtausga6e
1904, 595 Wearf, Die bon Der @elammtz
etnuaDnle III NbSug gebra6ten obigen
Netto8eWtlu bon 2,22l, 695 Wtart erz
geben.
Nm rut6euii1en GattonaI. G6eater
IN Hemberg 1oute oaS oreiactige S6auz
lptel vDobosz" IN Scene geber; unper=
9QtTtertpetle purpe lebp4 leitens Ner@enz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
Snberellet pon
S. g.. Gtepens. 8OTon1 @0K%
mnbeOingte 2tnerfenuutt0.
g . It 1S. geop. 1s75
Gerrn 6. u. Gfenens

Serrn s.. u. GtebenS.
Ntetn 0err! Q8dbrenO Der Iestsn s Sabre bate i'd
binrei9enpe geIeseubett, ben Nert6 bes VEGETINk
feunen an lernett. NetHe Sian braudte es eegsH9sioeH,
peIhe elmer Oome DON i3pddIi6er Contribution eisegs
finp, uup es wirfte nit 9r6Bereu GriOl9, ais irseub eiR
anoere5 DON tbr sebraudte5 NtttteI. Sd babe eS Meinerk
Eiuhern inter allen Observation-Disclosures, pte lie iw
elmer 9roBeH Samtlie pOrtomnlsn. sssseben hub es bat
gebraudt Hnb bas gteiultat mar elm 10 9utes, bas ts
Hidt 9enus %8orte iinoell fanr, Tm Weiue aIIri@tise
Anel tenHuug aus5W0rIfer.
Sn metnsr 9tsluns ais GoIi,iit babe i'd oft nit
Rrantbeiten St tdulpieH 9ebobt. Sbue 0tit6boIt tanH
i'd VEGETINE empfebleu, uHo I'D Femme tetnen JaH
no eS ntbt NGes ~erfItllte, mas man iid bapon perjpra6.
Gs bat ib ipe3teI in Sdlen pon idIe9tem Stut unS
8lutmaH9eI beWdbrt uuD wirtte pWnberbor erfoL9rei@
in alien Seibperoer, ipelde burb unreines Elut ents
ftanoen mareu. Netnes Miiiens eiebt es feline 2eipeu,
no Der GebrGrt bes VEGETINE na5tbsiIis eswirfs
bdtte, unb e5 madt mir oaber pteI &srenisen, ireenp
peIde Au5tunft Iber bic Nupenoun9 Don VEGETINE
5u 9ebeH. ISN'T. S.. &tH, GoIiieiitatioH 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
vEGETIN Inc
&einigt bas Slnt, ueriHugt, erueuert
unO trGitigt Oas 9Dftem.
eeiHe msbisiRii5en Gisenidaftsu FnS:
neranoern0, fGrfeno, auf6ieno
1ttO nbftiDren0.

VEGETTNE tit aus IdIieSii6 beTeitet DON ben Cts
tracten ~iorgfGIti9 oMsgeIudter ytinben. @urselu uuS
&rGuter, uno 10 tart concentrirt, oas IS uirtuHgsDoG
ieoe Gpur pon ScropbeIn, ie~ropbuI6ien G6ften,
6eid)mIreu, @rebS, 6efGtSrnfe, SaIsIuk.
IDpbiIitiid)en &ramfbciten. TIc6ten, D20s
9ettidDtuGdle iopie I%berbaIpt oIe 6urn unreineS
Blut ber6eieeiIbrte 8ei6peroen ausrcttet. Glftmerz
oenletocm, infauntnatOriid)er uHo @rOuiidDeR
0fbeMmatiSmuS, GeurGI9tc, @tdDt uHb Rat
fe1t1ta rfSIetocn t0nneu MIR burb cine &eini9GH9
oes Glute5 eriolareid turirt perber.
VEGETINE bat i6 itets %unfebIbar erpieIeH In 5as
len pom citertoen 8~eidlm;trcm, Gaut0WSi6IGg,
Slaien, SIltbdeu, SIc6em, S@mareu, GRUB
unb ysttlglDurnt
Sn 5aQen pom 0tii6enidbnacr3en ,gSterenIetoeH.
@a6erlud)t, toeibIidler SdDp6dDe, ueI6e DOR
innerIiAen 9eidwureu uno Wtutters Seihwerben beyz
riibren, lopie BET ouseneiner Sdpdde piltt VEGE-
TINE brett auf bic lrlade bieier &eioeu. Gs itdtrt bas
gan;e Spiten, pirtt auf bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bseiz
tist @nt3unbuH9eH, Iurirt Seibwire wuo resuIirs bic
OarmsSleane.
&etus Nie6i3in bat i6 NIT sr5sersm Grfo[a, aIs We
GETINE, in SGaen Don Q}er1dnupfun9, 9ere
OauIngSI0iisfeit, eetc obnbcttSm6BiRer Yers
itopfun9, S~ersfIOpfcwt &Opfpeb. SduHors
rboioetI. NerOenretSbartett, iowie 1u9enteis
Mer 9etrUcni dIlO Il DE bewdbrt. Das SIut iopie aae
Srsane bes S6rpers Iueroen poaitduoi9 9ereini9t uno eS
ibt cine puHoerbare SStrtun9 aui os NerUeulpitem iTI
NugemetneH aus. Die merepIroisen RureH, DeI9e
burb VEGETINE erSielt porbeu fuo, b6beH pieIe uns
betannte Ner5te uno %NteotStner DerdnIaBt, ealIelbe fII
tbre ei9euen SamilteH gu per i6reiber.
Sn Der Shat lit bas bette Wetttet 9e9eR
bic oben oHgefIbrten @e14perben unO Der eiU;i9e Bis
iest entoedte, 3uperlGiiiee 9luts0 u eint9ce, pel@eg
lema!s Der Wenl9be1t 9eboten moroeT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

81 p4.F n.4n4s Gtue beuti8e 6onilte, beiteb'nO aus
StE4uAYas @laun pnO Srau. Obue Stnoer. in
WtinneIotd Dobubait, lu9t cine aleiuiIebenbe oentits
6rou pom ~9eieetem Glitter uuo e%sSaut9sm ~l!lin9an9 sur
@eieuidoft, Der, tails entip edeno, cine IN jeoer Ssi'es
buHJ Gnsenebme uuo permaHerte SeLmdtb 6n9elI9ert
pirp. 3H srIra9sH buzz bic SHEHpts Staats5et1Hn9:.
lSlGH2t u1p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
I'm ge'm.
WNfruf =!

Nstn Sobu Srieori6 Gtmutpf tit erfudt f9 russ
gen mi9ti3er TamiIieUs 2lHsele9enbettsu ioi0rt Su meIoens
GcreMn GtMn,pf.
19lan1t u1p6 @luesSstGuo, Goot &c., 81.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-06-26

"You, gentlemen, being already sworn
officers of the United States do further
swear that you will take the dead body
of John Wilkes Booth, and dispose of IL
in u manner known only to YOU selves,
and that you never will communicate to
any Others the whereabouts or disposi-
ton of the body, either by words, signs,
hieroglyphlcs, or in any other manner,
and that you will not talk of it your
selves, least you be overheard"
The oath was administered by the Pro-
vost Marshal, Captain Stone, addressing
the Bakers, added "and not desecrate
loyal soil with his body" The remains
were then taken away, and their dispo-
sition is of course only matter of spec
ulation.
Captain Leslie, however, is of the i'm
preston that they were sunk in q lake
some twelve miles in width and forty to
sixty feet in depth, seven miles below
Alexandria, Virginia, known as the
"Alligator Pockets" He states that
about two hundred pounds of hawser
chain was on the deck of the Montauk
near the body at the time he stood watch
and he was of the opinion that this was
afterwards used TO sink the body in the
Alligator Pockets" In confirmation
of this theory, Captain Leslie states that
Murphy, who served as a pilot with
Lieutenant Baker for twelve years, and
knew that the latter had thoroughly
measured the water in this lake when
shooting alligators, said that he knew
the body was sunk in those waters.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-06-26
A Surprise Party Surprised.

Surprise parties are still in vogue and
very popular. So the young people of
Thought, and one day they decided
to surprise old Grandpa and Grandma
Dorking, who had large house and
long parlor, and a fine piano, and
just the incest place for grand party in
the State. And they packed their bas-
kets and harnessed their horses and
went over to the Dorking mansion, fifty
strong, bound to have delightful night
of it. But old Mrs. Doriing looked out
of the window in her night-cap, and
wanted to know where the fire was ~
And old Mr.. Dorking brought out his
double-barrelled shotgun and got ready
to shoot the burglars. And when the
bravest of the party-a woman-explain-
ed to old Mr.. Dorking that they were not
desperadoes, but an innocent surprise
party, and that they had baskets of cold
chicken, biscuit, and jelly along with
them, old Mrs. Dorl1ing said that if she
wanted a party, she could find the vict-
uals, and old Mr.. Dorling said that
when he wanted to see his neighbors he
generally invited them, and got ready to
shoot again-and the young people of
drove away, very much of the
opinion that surprise parties were not
very popular in that neighborhood