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LIxCOLN COUNTY NEWS.


January 81.
Having received your kind,
and to US honored solicitation, aud also
wishing you to know that the great Gen
tennial year Of American Independence, /"
did not entirely wreck the life-boat in
which We .sil-ws cautiously liz the pen
that has 20 long corroded in liquid ex-
tract Of concentrated moroseneas, not know.
ing in what direction il will tend. since it,
humble guide has not explored the sea Of
news" nor been agi,ated by a current Of
especial interest for 10, these many days.
The greatest feature Of interest with the
young ladies and gentlemen Of our neigh.
borhood. nowadays. Is the "Perihelion
Literary Society" which was organized on
the oh u Nov. 1876. This Club held its
last regular meeting at the re-ide~ce Of
Mr.. J. l.. Dawson, on Saturday evening,
Jan. 9th, with N. +. Dawson, as Prv-i-
dent, VIC. Denny, Vice President, and
Miss Ssllie Thurmond. Secretary. There
was . full attendance Of the membership
which consists Of twenty, present on this
occasion, also, a large and intelligent as
sembly Of auditors. The evening exerci-
.es began with selection from "Pope's
Essay on Man." which was rendered by
Miss Angie B'sley, with grace, ease, and
elegance. Two spicy dialogues were next
enacted, in which both ladies and gentle
men acquitted themselves with credit, es-
pccially Miss Calien T., who, fo- one so
young, displayed quite a dramatic talent;
her sweet, coque,tish air While playing the
role Of BRIDE, was certainly most captiva-
ting. An Essay subject Yesterday,
To day, aud Forever" by Miss Meota
Simpson, now preceded the reading OF the
Literary Album" edited by Miss Jsnnie
King and Mr.. W. l.. Dawson. This paper
is the chief delight Of the Society, and this
edition, especially, elected the eulogy Of
alt present. Our worthy friend, Mr.. d.,
and his fair and accomplished co-ediire-s,
certainly displayed a skill une', ualed by
half the Journalists in Central Keriucky.
Following this, came a short discussion Of
the question-"Should the education Of
woman equal that Of man." Affirmative,
W. c. Denny; negative, Z. L. Dawson, Jr.
Each gentleman logically b. ndled his res
pectiye position. Mr.. Denny availing him
self Of this excellent opportunity, paid
such an eloquent tribute to woman As to
win the smiles 81 all the fair sex present,
aud the decision Of the honorable commit.
tee.
This lovely weather is attracting large
crowds Of ladies and gentlemen To the banks
OF the old Hanging Fork in quest of pleas
ure, fish, and bad colds.
A wedding is On the ,api-. Guess
More anon. MiscuIEF.
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AlIscuIEF.
More anon


JANUARY 81, 1877.
Every properly constituted man is under
obligation to pay tribute to the glorious
weather Of the last few days, The bright
ard bslmy atmosphere has impaired new
life and gladness every where, and the ,0n
unclouded all day long, is hailed with
more real joyousness than ever was Dan
Rice'- most attractive exhibition. The
hens have responded nobly too, and eggs
are on the market now. Maple sugar, that
sweet link that binds the aspiring present
to the buried past, is now in order. This
is a most suggestive emblem. II brings
back to the weary pilgrims u former
generation who linger stil,, bright memo
ries Of boyhood's gladstone days-of days
when life was real, when simple habits and
wholesome exercise gave health and ,gor
to the system, when integrity was better
than smartness, when taxes were light, and
debts unknown, when Presidents were cleo
ted by the people, and tilteu-well, they
didn't wear 'em IN this county.
We have recently had living specimen
Of the old world in our community, and
his visit wa. refreshing. Mr.. Matthew
Jones, OF Fleming county, paid us visit
in the prosecution Of his mission, which is
to confer certain mystic degrees upon the
wiyes sisters and daughters of Nasons.
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l. %. q. Tat its last regular meeting
the following officers we're elected in Val.
lev Lodge. at this place, for the ensuing
three months. The membership nov num-
hers over 100, and the Lodge ID in fine
financial condition. 5. :. Myers, W. {. T.;
Miss Lalla Jordan, K. II. 5; Miss JEANNE
Carson, l.. II. s. Miss Kate Blain, W. V.
r.; br. l.. ?. Huffman. 7. W. c. r.; J. u.
Dennis, W. C.; W. II. Miller, W. $; Miss
Florence Trueheart, W. 4. $; 7. X. Wal
ton, Jr., W. NJ; Miss Maggie Higgins, d.
NJ; Owsley Damn. W. r. s.; Mr. G. r.
Dlain, W. T.; Judge J. NJ. Philips, W. o.
G.; Mis-. Bettie Davis, W. !. g.; J.B. Den
Ms, l.. u.
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Coon sHooriSo.--M a shooting match
last Saturday, Col. W. q. welch, killed
three turkies 100 yards distant, with an
improved Smith n WeSson pistol. at five
shots, and J. u. Owens, got two is5 yards
with a rife The turkies we've owned by
Mr.. Alex. Martin. and valued at 81 a
piece, but IS cents was all he realized on
the FIRST three, and no, much more ON the
other two. lie thinks he'll get his money
hack tomorrow, though, when he will put
up several more turkies. lie goes on the
principle that the hair Of the dog is good
for the bite"
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wIraIs the last lev days cotton goods
n ~ kinds, s,eached ind unbles cl,e,l
have advanced ~ The markets over fifteen
per cent. Hayden Brothers, fortunately
had laid in full lire Of them before the
rise, and prolor 10 civ, their customers
old prices. TI,cc Is great advantage In
having money 10 keep NJ full stock.
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ATTENTION IIoRsE OwsrRs.-Prof W
V. J. Strickland, 81 Philadelphia, Pa, one
Of the most thoroughly informed gentle
man on the nature and di-ea-es Of horses,
ever in this country, will teach his second
class at Bruce's Livery Stable, in Stanford
to-morrow. Saturday. at9 o'clock, A. NJ
Any person having crippled or diseased
hor-e-, are requested to bring them there, at
tina, time aud he will give practical illus
trs,ion Of hi powers. Satisfaction is guar.
an;ecd or no charge.
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We are now receiving a supply Of coal
from the we'll known and popular coal
mines at Pine HILL lately owned by W. X.
Dillon, but now owned by 4. =. Richets
Il Go. IL is almost entirely all block, and
free from sulphur and dust. II IL the best
coal in the market for any purpo.s.
wEAKES a EvASs
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Ma. llAwLKs, who cans with her nus.
band frum Canada, To their new home Ia
this ccmty, -ou,- tine since, las been ia.
ken back tn hcr old home on account Of
her unfortunate mental condition, and
with the hope that shc may soon recover
hu burner excellent mental power. Mr.,
Hsw'ey hss tie sympathy Of all his neigh
l.,r-
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k'LLrD.--A young man named IIyden,
u Pulaski county, was instantly killed on
Saturday last, by falling rock from the
roof of a tunnel on Section %, G. $. u. r.
lie ~as not employed on the road, but was
merely passing through the tunnel 10 get
the advantage Of the cut on, in preference
to walking over the hill.
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Mn. MALCOLM GnI, ~ Lancaster, came
over here las, "wednesday, driving a Young
aud frrtful Snimsl, which became alarmed
aud runaway with the buggy, throwing
Mr.. Gill out and seriously cutting AMI
brui-ing him. lie va. too much injured to
cp lr,vse until yesterday.
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Tnr meteor which was seen in this
county by several gentleman last Tuesday
a week since, in the day time, was also
silnesSed by numbrr IL men a, work on
the Rsilrosd near Somerset Perhaps il
was the same ~rolite which exploded with
thunder tones in the North Eastern part Of
this State. a piece Of which was picket up,
aud weighed fifteen pounds,
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WILSON Grfsr, a .rouns a colorci man
Of town, va. tried before Judge Dennis, Of
the Police Court, Yesterday, charged with
an attempt to commit rape on a small
colorcd girl. The evidence was not conclu.
siyc and be was discharged.
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X. W. LLLARD, ESQ, left few days
ago for Pueblo, Colorado, to be absent sew
eral months. lie promised to let his
friends hear nom him and the western
world. through the lSrERIos JovRSAL,
and We hope lie will r.msmbcr 10 fulfill Il.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-02

TnEag are three butcher shors in STAN
ford, and there are, on an sversse. seven
becve- q week Killed to supply the ever in.
creasing demand for fresh meat.
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Miss JuLIA X. MYERS, the youngest
daughter Of David Myers, Of Boyle county,
died las, Saturday, Of Consumption, after
lingering nearly a year with that fatal dis
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Louisville.

steady yesterday. Prov irion- hfmsr, closing
at z stsc Tor bason shoulders, ard ysaoc fr clear
rib sides, aud ioitMi0H.c for clear sides. Ruik
meats at 6isa6s 4 e., shoulders, s'fss5se kz cesr
rib sides, and aa9'4c tr clear sides Hams st W.
ai3'.e. Lard st iissMiac t"r ,rercc, ikaiH &c for
key, aud 40 ss haskei. Msss Ss,sk ~ stf $40
u so. whsat essisr. oiosing ~ u 2sai ~ f"r
red 81 nal Il for amber aud white. Corn
easier ut 3sai0c ior aud 39at0c fur shelicd IN
arrival, and tGai1 rDn store. Oats were steady at
37as9c arrival and batGc from store. Rye at ga
no. Flour hrm at sJas Is for extra TO fancy
brand. Batter was hrm at l2iva20c, and elgs NJ
3oa4oc. Onions al STAT ~. Potatoes al ~ Sat ~.
Il louisville Commercial, Jist.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-02

Tnrnry bushels white Silver skin aud
yellow Dawes Onion sets for sale, whole
sale or retail, by wearen a Evans.
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RrMransR that wcarcn 4 Evans is
head quarters for Plows Hoes, Rakes,
ITamc-, Chains, Collars, Dackbands, nc. .
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JupUE W. r. KELLrR was married in
lIarrodsJurg wcdn sday to Mis- Sue Hsr-
RE.
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PRKxiuN.--Our offers for premiums 10
agents for subscribers are still inforce. I,
was crowded out Of this issue.
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GARDEN seeds, embracing all the popn-
lar varieties, both in bulk and small pack
ages, at wcaren 4 Evans,
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Mn. AsHrn OwsLsy wishes 10 buy one
hun,lrySi bushels ~ Irish Potatoes.
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DOMESTIC fTEas.
EsVeS o. Cswpseu a WHier.

Apple. by the dozen, bu,l,el, barrel or
load
n you want 10 get rich, live on air and
sleep on clothes line-snd be sure to buy
q cheap line.
IT,. .,.,, ., =, a.. .
-. g., 1. s,,, -. -. !. a.,.
-, 4. a., - sr,
-, - -, -.
a new stock OF lamps, lamp chi mney',
aud lamp fixtures
The Ros. Tvecd c;g,, il pov the fayor.
ito smoke for n Nickel
"s Wv " o"o"P "".Ae'' anu e''' NC,
WV ''' wv w '"s"' ''"'"s' '"'' '''''''''
,"e 'Pr'"'e" ,e''p o' "'s'"s ''''"
~" ''P " ''"' w '''' ''"'
The favorite currency in Louisiana Is
','e"o.i ."'.se"u ",o""u ''''"'o'" cav.
o o'a i"'k'A" '"'" S''P P"''e' e"''e"'
'Of o'"'e'
To Veteran Of the late war few things
are as pleasant ss to meet an old army &C.
quaintaDce. Ex-soldiers OF both sides can
enjoy that felicity by calling and getting
supply Of genuine bang 81 or navy
beans
The b.., .,ocl nj COLLAR. trace chain.
-"
oackoanns' p'o" ha"eS' c'e''rer, Shg'e '"o
double trees, lap rings and lap links, pillow
" s'n'0"'o WIN e'''! 'e' VI ''o" se"''
49,, g., L. .,. iii xh;.,l;,. y,,;,.
600 VA, D,..b. don't ,ou come a'nish,
Il.ox ,o,,,,. a ,,ys., h, IN, whit. az vour eve"
The statement Of gifted authoress
that n Crab Orchard woman .said him
-, !. ....o,,,l. ,,oof ,h., ",r,,h i.
"!' -. -.
community backs all we have said about
our uncomfortable Oval Turkish Bath Soap.
:, a,.li., Jovo, o,,x;c,;on ;rres;.,a.
49,
o'y ioiio~s'
Last week We said that the man who
could tell how to make mems lay ought to
be President, Lice Burp.ide ia our choice
- ,sso m. r p;.l.-I. =, -. h.n
and dumplings for dinner about twice, and
the last one Of his fo,k would instantly re-
.nn,. h..;n...
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LOCAL NEuCs.

Coon Spring Wagon for Sale. = Apply at
this Office.
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VIZ were favored with call from Judge
owsley, 81 Lancaster, this week. lie came
over at the instance Of several attorneys To
try writ Of Aatoas eorp4s. The Judge is
singulsrly obliging to every body. as is
shown in his every day life. Some d. ubts
exit a. to the power Of a County Judge,
under the present Law, 10 try the high writ
Of h'b,us corpus, hence il became necessary
to induce Judge o~sley, Of the Circuit
Court, to come over here ON Tuesday, and
sit in the above named case.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-02

Mas. liASSAr Porrrr, of ITsrrodsburg,
visited friend. here this week
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JAass BKrrAIS, whom We mentioned
in our last issue As having been committed
to our jail by the examining Court, for
horse stealing, was brought before Judge
owslcy, last Tuesday, on a writ Of habeas
eo'pas. On the trial II the case, il appear
ing that Britain hal been, previous to the
holding OF the examining Court, indicted
for the same offense, Judge Owsley very
properly decided, therefore, that the pro-
ceejinss Of the examining Court we're null
and void, and the mitimus was quashed.
That availed Britain nothing, however, as
the Sheriff held him on bench warrant
issued on the indictment and committed
him to the custody Of the Jsiler The bail
was lowered by Judge Owsley. The pris-
oner's counsel thought they discovered a
fatal defect in the indictment, and moved
to quash il, but Judge owsley looked at il
from different point Of view, and pram,i-
" overruled the motion. Mr.. Blain rep
resented the State, aud Messrs. welch and
Miller, the accused. The bail being re-
duced to 5000 We hsaT that he will be able
to give the bond in few days.
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SEy4ysH TuRNours

Z scr Sept iu co-ssss, Ksntaeky. re-
A liberal sh,.ss al the public pstre aass.
is rsspee,fully seasiisd.
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Celebrated
OGAl i 1 ~ Golden Tongue
PARLOR ORGANS.

Prom VIM. Pool, Niagara, MY.
several months Of the elegant parlsr Oyoas
you sent me, satishes me that Il Is OF the 6sst
made. II has q rich tone iis vHrieas toes ere
most pheasant. I must heartily rscoass~snd yssr
organs ior I.ariss, sehol, church, or ether go"
Msssrs Geo. r. R.w-ll A Co., IN. ~ Nevspspss
ketsrter, says:
"Isniel D. B~tiiy, the organ builder. Of wsshisg-
tan, n. j.. presses 6rvard vith great vissr."
Mr.. A. D.. Benslirt. editor u the Great Bssd Re-
porter, sfier n~eiyins his ssgan, wrifssi
"lour Ave ocfzye Psrlor Orgsn came ssfsiy.
Several musicians have tevted u aud proeuaced h
A. Ma. I. IL IL rightly nzmed the .Goldrn Tongue"
tgrn of organ, aud frci ut charge paid by ss aH-
Tel o. Beatty both ways, n Unsatisfactory, sftsr
test trial OfIve days urgans warranted Coz ave
years send for exi~used list of tsstin,ssiais ~
lore buying Parar organ. Address,
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Have opened u ooaAss.ipA xns 'Ae
Myers Hoa'sr =, rir'''os's tissV. ~.s
BALE stable, ssAAsxs ies ASs polite dr''>
srs. sasp hofvss. new Sad tsshi0aasls We
hie,fs, naiipE the moot
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Business br,-k IN "Rst Row"
~ "a Msktxxrv
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Last week we said that the man who
could tell how to make mems lay ought to
be President. Lige Burnside is our choice
in 1880. lie told T. Richards to have hen
aud dumplings for dinner about twice, and
the last one Of his flock would instantly re-
.ume bu.iness.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
8on 9iaD tito SSerts+
S LAM 5.

-Getn 9eut der brandt i6
BEL 0errn 6aDeS 8 II meI0en. 0aS fie6t
man aud aus ben 30 bis 30 @rnennu1qen,
tpel6e am 80. Sftober Dem Senat einqez
j9tdt purben. 0enn aud unter Den biesz
mai @rnannten 1in6 feline 0euti6ep.
Selbft oaS Gon1ulat IN 8aIel, bas bis ieBt
bon Dem beuti6en S6nei3er @rnt our auz
gen1etnen 3ufrteoenbeit berieben tpurbe, 1T
ben Oeutl6en genotll1ten ulto etnent @ngz
Itl0>Nmerttaner lbertra9en. Staatsz
miniiter Quarts lit augeni6etnlt9 Elm
ebenlo allSgeprG9ter &nomnotbing, tpte
ietn 8%DrgGnger ST ;; aber mGbreno BrGz
fioent Grant Dem &nonnotbingismus
1etnes StaatSmtniiterS entgegentrat ltn0
bieient gum Srob 0euti9e fir ben Com
iular10tenft %ernannte, 5ie6t 6err s. a b 8
BENT GnDtDnot6tn9tSmus zines Staatsz
mtnt1terS fetne S6ra1fen.
- Sener SO bers, Der bon ser iebioen
Gegierung ais @eneraI> Con Ill Der
Ser. Staaten in S9angbat, China,
Il uspenbtrt" purbe, lit jebt in @oibz
itgton angefDnt1net, UNI tpomDglt6 ietnem
8orgGnger in ienem @Dniulat, DEM iebigen
amerttani6 den @eianbten in
China, @eo. S. Senarb, einem
gteffen 0es berftorbenen groBen Staatsz
mannes Nnt. s.. Setparo, aIlo einem Set
ter bes ieBigen erften NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sreo. Setparb, 6aS amtli9e @enid 3u brez
den. 0te 6auptanflagen bes Mpers itn5
folgen6e: @eo. S. Semarb lei i'm @oniu=
lat 3t Shanghai, oaS t6m oor finf3e6n
Sabren BON ieinem beriibmten S6eint, ser
befonntli6 bamels Staatsminiiter mar,
ibertraqen tpuroe un0 6aS CT Dor stpet Sab
rem nit bent Granddaughter bertaui6te,
Elm ftetnret6er Utann getpor0en. l1n6
tpetl ct, WeDers, Der Dirt, tpte 6ieler DerbGd>
tige &ei6tbum erDorben tpor0en, nadz
forldte. babe @eo. S. Seporo ietne vSrsz
p%enfton" berbeigefubrt. 0ieier Setpar6
babe letn GermOgen ertporben bur9 Gtienz
babnbouten, bic ct IN China pi6er BEN
@tuen bet @bineien nnternnmmen, ferner
ba6ur6, baB 6Guler, Die tbm geb0rten, al
Broitttuttons5tpeGen Derniet6et muroen,
ferner burd Sreigebung zines amertfaniz
i6en SeerGuberS III Gbtna. @s bletbt
nun a%bautparten, mas 6err Setuar6 gu ia
gen bat.
-0te 8un6esteuern trugen in
6em ant 80. Stunt beenOeten Sinon3ia6re,
obne ben Grtrag Der G~in9angs30ue, Sis
$40, 997 elm, UNI beinabe 3tpet Wilionen
mebr ais int norbergegansenen Sabre.
0abon falnen $21, 520, 1872 BON slit
nots, unb IS, 448, 1886 bonn 6 btcagoer
8e3trfe auein. &us teinem an6eren
Staate tamen 10 biele Steuern pie bon
SQinois. Dim metften auBer SQtnois be-
5ablte O9io, ndmli9 $16,474, $50, bann
fomrpt 81 ~ gorf nit $14, 291, 201, unb
&entudD nit SO, 153, 418. Oas iino
bie 6a1pt : S9napsitaotelr. Der Gbicaz
soer 8eairt lit Der stoeitbeOeutenbite
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
T~So5chemfliche Sllfnois Sfaafs-Bcifune.

It6er S6IuB beim Teftmable brobte. -
Wan bart begiertg iein, mas aus benz ieltz
iamen @ebtlbe beS StaatSioctaltsmltS
i@LieBlt6 tperoen tpir6. 8abri6einli6
bat man bon ben 8erliner Sftoberta9en
feline QlufIoiung gu batiren. Ser i6arfe
0taleftifer Braun BON @tesbaben bat auf
benz GnngreB bas ri6tige Wort geiproden:
@nttpeber, bic SorOerungen Der Soctalz
bemofraten itn6 ri6ttg. unb Damn miro
ibr SDitem our &egierung gelansen, ober
fe finb fali6, urb bann biirfe man ibnen
feline .3ugeitqn6ntiie MAIDEN. = 0anit fat
CT baS S60nt6un Ser 6erren 9rofeiioren
nit ben Communion gebiibrenb getpirs
6igt. Spbannes Blo6. =.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
Sim nnperen Mnroen tpurhe Ser 0amz

Dim anoeren Mor9en tpurbe Set 9amz
pier, Ser 6as &aiierpaar trlg, bon un3Gbz
li9en S6tffen nit &anonerbonner n1o
am 4rienal BON alien 8eomten elnpfans
gen. NIs aber Die 9teben Beginner ipQteu,
iagte Der Sotler: u@enug, genu9!" Die See
9riiBun9 Seitens OeS 8olfs, baS ft6 6ur6
bic aufgeiteQten Solbaten> 9teiben brdn9te,
Sei9te icoo6 gr0Berm Gnt9uiiaSmlS, ais
man Doraus9eIeBt bate. Scr &atier IN
ieinem i6li6ten Nn5ug unO ieinem 5erz
briiften SUIT, ben CT in ber 6ar1o trlg,
glib mebr einem einfa6en 8arger, tote Ell
nem Wonar6en. Sn Der G6at 1T Die Ser;
i0uli6feit bieieS Wlaune5 Ser Dirt, 6aB
bur6 tie bas ein3ige &aiierrei6 in Nmes
rita lcidt 3u elmer 9tepublif umgeitaltet
iperben fDnnte, nit Dom BeOro ais erlten1
8rditDenten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
Sottt Re0rO S1OetWt+

Der 9efr6nte 1tlDIies ser @egentpart -
Far Iaiier Dom 9e0ro BON 8raitlien = 1T
tuieoer at 6aus a%ngefommen y9fa6oent
ct ic niele 9G11oer ullO StGote be1t6t uno
neren gSetie erfunoet" m00te i'm btelz
fei6t bic %9dngetpetle in ieinem 8alait 3n
Gto Sanetro beim ilt6en. 9a lit ibmt 3l
ratben, baB er cine groBe expedition auSz
rifle un6 a1 oeren Sptbe eitmal lein et9z
mes &ieienz9tei9 8raitlteit, ba5 nod 10
unbefannt 1T, erfori6e. @r brau6t nur
nit Der Grfori6ung beS Nrna3onen Stroz
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