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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12
THE LAND OF DREAMS.

A mighty realm is the land OF dreams,
With sleeps That hang In the twiIiBht sky,
And wcltcrng oceans and trailing streams,
That gleam here the duskY valleys lie.
But over It's shadowy border flow
Sweet rays from the world Of endless morn,
And the nearer mountains catch the glow,
And flowers in the nearer fields are born,
The souls Of the happy dead repair
From their bowers Of light TO that border land
And walk In the fainter goly there
with the souls Of the living, hand in hand.
One calm, sweet smile, in that shadowy sphere
From eyes that open on earth no more
one warning word from n voice once DEAR
How they rise in the memory DER and DER.
Far of from those hills that shine with day
And fields that bloom In the heavenly gales,
The Land Of Dreams goes stretchingavay
To DINNER mountains and darker wales,
There lie the chambers of guilty delight,
There walk the speCters 0t guilty fear,
And soft, low voices that float through the night
Are whispering sln in the hopeless ear
Dear maid, in thy girlhood's opening flowers,
Scarce weancd from the love OF childish play;
The tears on whose cheek are but the showers
That ircshcn the early bloom OF May
Thine eyes are closed, and over thy brow
Pass thoughtful shadows and joyous CLEANS,
And know, by thy moving lips, that now
Thy spirit strays in the Land OF Dreams
Light-hearted maiden oh heed thy feet
Oh keep where that Oeam Of paradise falls;
And only wonder where thou mnyst meet
The blessed ones from Its shining walls.
So shalt thou come from the Land Of Dreams
VITA love and peace to this world OF strife
And the light which over tho border streams
Shall lie on the path Of thy daily life.
- William Cullen BrUdHt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12
Horrible Crime Committed by Il Priest.

On the 22nd ult, a horrible crime was
committed in Capun by a clergyman.
This man heretofore Of good repute
and the head of boys school, had a
canary bird Of which he was very fond
whose cage hung in one of the rooms
where the pupils usually assemble. One
day when in the absence Of the clergy
man the boys were tumbIng about in
the room, one of them happened to knock
the cage over, when the little door being
opened by the fall the bird escaped and
flew away. The clergyman returning,
as usual looked around for his yellow
singer, and when he observed that it had
flown the criminal was pointed out to
him in the person Of a twelve year old
son of butcher. Perfectly Y composed to
all appearance he made the boy kneeI
down, when he told him that he could
not 90 to dinner. Well, the resv OF them
went home as usual, while the butchers
son was detained with the clergyman.
Passing his home, some Of the scholars
told the parents of the delinquent that
the latter would not come to dinner, but
had to stay at school for punishment.
An hour having elapsed, the butcher and
his wife thought they would 90 and see
the clergyman, ask his pardon in the
boys behalf, and get him to dismiss him,
Well, they 60 to the sohool-housc, knock
at the door for admittancc, but no an,
swer, and when, upon louder knocking
no sign Of life is heard, the butcher, 8
stalwart, broad shouldered man finally
bursts the door in, afraid that something
might have happened. Filled with anx
iety they enter the house, when shock
ing sight is presented to the eyes of TIN
affrightened parents. They found thei
beloved caill lying on table, with out
stretched arms, the hands nailed dow,
on the table, and the feet, longer thai
the table leaf, chopped off short. I'm
agine the grief of the poor parents. Th
father, having somewhat recovered iron
the fearful shock, his first thought, @
course, was to find the executioner OF hi
unfortunate child, and take bloody ven
geance ON him. He called aloud, look
ing everywhere, when finally, he discoy
cred him, hidden in a small aperture no
necessary to be named, when, withou
hesitating, he plunged his knife into tn
breast OF the wretch.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12

The proposition to amend the consti-
tuition of Rhode Island, so as to allow
women to vote when taxed, has been de.
feated by vote of ninety to twenty-five.
Owing to the Grand lodge of Good
Templars of Massachusetts, excluding colored
men from,membership, dissatisfied members
are moving to establish new lodge.
A dispatch from Troy, N. Y, reports
that the National bank, of Cloversville,
closed last week. Two.thirds Of its capital,
$l50,000, is tied up.
Alfred Pickarded, of New York, in fit
of jealousy, bound his wife TO the chair in
which she was sleeping, and then cruelty
disfgured her face by the free application
OF vitrol.
No more suits against VIM. NJ. Tweed
will be brought to trial. Tweed is to be re-
leased from custody in Few days. The
suit against Sweeny is to be arranged, and a
settlement for Connolly is expected. The
city of New York, it is thought, will receive,
in settlement with the members OF the ring,
not more than $l,000,000,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12
4 Novel Idea in House Decoration
aud Protection from fire.

Last evening, about four O'clock the
eyes Of hundreds of persons on the streets
were directed toward the top of the
spirc of the new Catholic church, where
was seen fountain spouting numerous
jets high in the air
A large iron pipe is carried up through
the steeple and up the large cross sur
mounting the same. The pipe then
takes the form Of the cross, behind which
it is hidden, and from holes perforated at
proper intervals the jets are sent up,
From the top Of the cross and from the
end Of each arm large streams ascend to
the height Of about twenty-five feet, and
between these are thrown up great
number of smaller jets,
The height of the top of the cross from
the ground is one hundred and seventy
feet, and last evening, the air being
calm, the numerous Jets spread out in
shape of a fan. The rays Of the declin-
ing sun fell upon the Jets and spray ut
just the proper angle to light up and
bring out the whole in beautiful rose
ate glow, which surrounded the top of
the cross like a glory.
This novel fountain was not construct
ed for mere ornament. 1t is intended
for use in case of breaking out of large
fire as a protection to the spire and roof
of the church. 1t is but the work of a
moment to turn on the waterand drench
the spire. The height to which the
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12
THE WEST.

Omaha dispatches report grasshoppers
quite active, the warm weather causing the
eggs to hatch cut very rapidly.
r. 7. Taylor the defaultipg cashier of
the franklin bank, of indianapolis who
was taken to the insane asylum, escaped
from that institution by forcing the iron
fastenngs of one of the upper windows. 1t
is supposed he had aid from the outside.
A Chico, California dispatch says in all
twelve arrests have been made, five for the
murder of Cinnamon and the others for com.
plicity in the various incendiaries committed
in the vicinity during the last four months.
The government has informed the
Reichstag that $5,O0O,OOO of the balance in
hand of the French indemnity, representing
the share of the TO rmer North German con.
federation, will be distributed among the
states which belong to the confederation
A further sum of $3,O26,OOO may be expected
from the same fund.
1t is reported that the last Austrian
military budget included an item for the
forti6cation of Trent, which the parliament
disallowed. A short time ago the emperor
informed the finance minister that the work
must be Immediately undertaken, for
reasons of state. During the last two
months Trent has consequently been sur
rounded by six forts, and several others
have been built near the frontier.
Plus TX, the grandest of all the Popes
Of the Catholic church, is determined to die
in harness. In defiance of old age and dis
ease he still labors to secure revival OF The
temporal power, which he lolt when Italy
was happily united under Victor Emmanuel
The good old man dreams. "The scepter
has departed from Judah" The spiritual
power he wields ought to satisfy his ambi'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE SOUTH.

Mrs. Ellen Smith, of South Carolina,
recovered judgement for $1,000 against the
Port Royal railroad company for killing her
husband.
Louisiana pays SO, 200 to have its laws
published in French and in German.
The negro Wells, who murdered o. Brien,
in Burke county, Ga, was taken from Jail
at night and hung by an armed body of un'
known men.
An Atlanta, Georgia, little negro was
tied up in q sack and set in tub of cold
water for two days. 1t was then hung up in
the kitchen chimney day, but still lives.
Fort Worth( Texas)Standard: Georgia
paid last year $3,5OO,OOO for material to fer
tilize her lands and the average product of
her cotton per acre was less than $50 per
cent How much clear money did she
make?
Rome (Ga.) Courier: 1t is generally
believed now that there will be no grasshop.
pers in this section this spring. 1t is all n
mistake about the fruit being killed. On
the contrary, the prospects for a good crop
are promising,
Three or four years ago gentleman OF
Sumter county, Ga, began sheep raising
with seventeen ewes. His flock now num-
bers over 800, yet it has not required the
outlay of one dollar in money. Shall such
an argument pass unheeaed.
Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer: DR.. FELTON,
says that in very few days he expects to
get the appropriation of$l0,0O0 for cleaning
out Etowah, and 100000 for the Coosa, He
thinks that work will be commenced on
these rivers within thirty days. He has the
assurance of President Hayes in this matter.
The following bill has been Introduced
in the senate of Virginia Be cnactedbyhe
General assembly, That if any person speak,
utter or publish any slanderous or defama-
tory words, with intent to iniurc or defame
the character Of another, the person so Of
ending shall be deemed guilty of a mis-.
demeanOr.
A novel license law for taverns is pro-
posed in Virginia. Instead OF rating the
icense at 80 much, or classifying the taverns
according to sales, the system proposed by
bill pending in the Virginia legislature is
direct tax upon the drinks" There is to
be levied upon every drink ofwine or spirits
two and half cents, and upon every drink
of malt liquor half cent. The bar keepers
are required to register the drinks by using
bell-punches," and the proposed law
abounds in precautions for protecting the
revenue, and penalties for abe 'ting the
punch"
New Orleans Picayune: Some strange
rumors are ahoat as to the disposition of the
military appropriations on the Texas from
tier. A gentleman lately from Brownsville
informs us that during the investment of
Matamoras by Cortinas it was notorious that
the forces OF the Mexican chief were sup
piled directly from Fort Brown, which was
commanded by Gen. Devens. The federal
soldiers at the fort are said to have been
badly fed and provided for, while large con
signments of provisions were frequently
sent over the river to the Mexicans. We
give the narrative as it is reported to us.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12

ton. 1t is greater than the temporal power
OF all the monarchs put together.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg con-
troverts the views Of the English press rcla.
tive to the protocol. it says the protocol
presupposes the conclusion OF peace with
Montenegro and the rehabilitation of the
Turkish forces. The conviction still pre-.
walls in st. Petersburg hat, if the powers
unanimously hold decided language, they
will obtain the acceptance of their demands
by the porte, and the peace of Europe will
be maintained. One thing is inadmissable,
viz, that Europe should compromise herself
second time by failure to achieve a
result.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12

A PoRTLY Teuton in Wilkesbarre fills
the twofold position of saloon.keeper on
week days and organist OF a church on
Sundays. A short time ago he had been
up pretty late on a Saturday night wait
ing on customers, and next day. whiie
presiding at the organ, found it dlthcnlt
to keep his eyes open. The preacher
proceeded with his sermon to the end,
and at its conclusion the organi>t was
fas. asleep and snoring loudly. The
choir being in readiness to commence
singing, some one shook the sleeping
musician from his slumbers to play the
accompaniment. lie awoke with a start,
and electrified the congregation by
shouting at the top Of his voice, "Rosey,
fife gloss pier."-Pofsc'Nc (Pa) Miners
Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12

The new secretary of the navy having
been informed that there were buoys be.
longing to his department in New York
harbor, Immediately issued an order conf
mandng them to report to their ships with
out delay, "Disciplne is discipline, says
the old salt, if | have to skin every boy in
the .n-Ha,rkcye
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12

THE genius OF liberty and poetry
brought into action the brightest pow
ers OF the human mind.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-12

In Germany the bagpipe is called
Observation-Disclosures"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

bur63ufubren geIu6t un6 unter Mobor
G6oa6eS BET Ser @tnterferung beri6te6e>
ner @trtbe NIT tbGtig getpelet, beffGtigte
betm Stabtrat6 Die Nn9a6en bes WaDor
Sergulon bolftdnOtg; uto mad ietnen Nnz
gaben ma6te man in GoGforo I'M Gletneu
otelelbe @rfabrung, Del6e man belonoers
I'M Staate Weaine i'm @rDBen gen1a6t bat
= 11Grnlt6 oaB bas @etrGnfeberbot neben
Der Srunfiu6t AUDI bic 6eu6elet, Die 2ts
gellbeutelet un6 Sen Wetneio fDr0ert. Ser
Polt5st9ef iagt tp0rtli6: vgBtr baben gee
mtetbete WeGl1ter (Sptone), I'm bic 2ofaIe,
mo- getlttge @etrGnfe berfauft per6en, gu
entoedert; aber eS gelong uns nt6t, bic
8ertGufe r beraui 6e1ber @etrGnte gu iberz
flbren. Quf benz 3~eugenfton6e baben
W}dnner bei6tporer, OaB iie MIR vgt6er",
v8op", v2tmonabe" ober 6erqlethen oes
t~runfen, tpGbrenb mir beittmn1t tpu6ten.
baB ite ettpas StGrferes gu it9 eenommen.
SSlt Der Tbat 1T Elm lii9nerti6er Ston6 Der
0tnge Derbetgeflbrt tDorOen. Inter 0teiem
3uftarbe ftnO bun6erte Dor6er gutter Sir
ger 81 so etneibtgen getporben un6 Die
gor3e 0emetnoe lit entiittIt6t."
0o6 an Ser tetnperel15lerti6en Me6rbeit
6es Sta6tratbes pralten ale 6teie @riin6e
w. SUSlelV W. AuttuY uul 2SleUet~
etnfIbrung BON Wtrtbsltcen5en BON lne6re@
rem StaotpGtern etn0rtn9lt6 befirportet
purbe, feblte tbm bod gum Siege I'M
Stabtrat6e Cine Gimme. W}ann fir
Wtann ftimmten bic Temperen5ler nit
Stein" unb befunoeten banit pffen, baB
tbnen Ser tpuiteite Cuff un6 Ser fre6fte
Metnet6 Iieber itn6, ais Elm geregelter anz
ftdnbtger @trtbl6aftsbetrteb. Qteber for
bern 6ieie Narren ober S6ufte bic abi6euz
li6fte rniittLi6fett, als baB tie bur6 Gonz
%5elitontrun9 bon ~onitdnbtgen Ntrtbi6aften
0as 0irtbsgeiGGft ais Elm erlaubtes amer
fennen.
Die Stimmuns iou iibrtgens in &of=
forb iebt 10 ietn, OaB BET Der 0abl i'm nG6z
iten Srii6ia6r ieOenfaus nit Der b~Orttgen
Gemperenaberri6aft pouenos grinblt9
aufgerGumt perOen tptr0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

5tpar tpett berunter gefommen, bod itebt
er nod thinner 1li6t unter Dem Sol. Nrnt7
itrDng.
Oils bte liiberli9en T6Gter 2ubtpig XIV.
1tb I'm etren 2ebrer i'm 6arfenlpieL unia>
ben, lteB it6 ibnen Garon 8eaumar6ats,
per berubmte 8erfafier Der Tigaro>Gom0z
otert, ols 2ebrer boritelen. DIS Ct 3ur err
item unterrt6tSitun6e BET tbnen eintrGt,
luben i'm 6ie 8rtn3eifinnen Elm, i6nen
ettpas ouf Der 0arfe borSuiptelen. vSb,
rtef CT aus, ouf Der 6arfe fann ib eigent>
ltd nt1t lptelen, aber Sic iOuen ieben, baB
sic nod tetnen angene6meren uno uHter>
baltenoeren 9e6rer ais mid 9ebabt baben."
un0 nun fling er an aufS ne6ii61te unb
getitooQite iber ale StarDGler in Ser bo6en
NrtItotratte unb ielbt in ser f0niglt9en
Sanltlte 81 plaubern, nobel CT tptbige Sez
mertun9en iber groBe StaatSmGnner un6
Staatsatttonen etnfteBen lteB, 10 OaB Bic
Prtn5el1tnnen D0utg ent3iiGt bon linn t6ren
lonDerbdren 9ebrer bonn 6u10ertiten aufS
9au1enD1te bradten = aber ba5 6are NJ
lptel lernten ite nt9t. 90 ntrbs tpobl
a16 Sol. Nrmftrpng I'M 8unbeSienat ge>
ben; mas er BORT tptflen ioQte, bapon bat
ct au6 ni6t bie ~leiielte Ql6nung; bagegen
fam CT fll6en, 6aB eS itGubt-nur frogt
IS 1t6, Db bic 6erren Senatoren bon Sol.
Nrtnitrong's 8trtuoittGt, @Qes unb Sebes
nit ettern gelunben damn you" su erlebt=
gen, ben re6ten @ebrau9 5u MAIDEN ptiien
merbenl
9as 1T Netfiourt! @.0. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
SamsbeNker AnS @irtb+

Cine ser S00nbeiten 6es %iogenannten
Temperen3@ @eieBes bon SQtnots beitebt
bartr, baB 1elbit Der 6ausbeftBer, tpel9er
ietn SauS oOer etnen She'll 6e1ieIben an
eitten Wirtb perntet9et, fir ben S6aben
DeranttportIt6 lit, Der ettDa our6 eine11
9faul0 entIte5t, tpel6en it9 elm 3e9er in
Ser betreffenDen 8trtbi6aft gang ober
t9etLtpetie antrinft.
Wedn 60rte LANCE ni6ts me6r bon Ser
Qlntpenoung 0teie r 8eittmmung. SEPT
aber lit etn berarttger 8ro3eB bor Dem
&retsz @ert6te in 8 Bloomington, ST.,
bprgefontmen.
Sin ~befonnter un6 t~pobI6oben6er 6eutz
i6er 8Ir9er 6aielbft, Der Or. S6rD0er,
bate einen She'll bes unterbaus ietnes
Spernbaules WS6rO6er's Sp~ernbalS")
iett Sabr uno Sag an etnen %anftGnotgen
@trtb 9tamenS goparo 0mDer ner>
mietbet. Gor ungefGbr flint @ierteliabren
bate Elm g%etptiier Gbomas Gratpfor6 BON
gtormaI, IN Bloomington et11en Gaui6, er
gertetb in bteiem 3uitanDe unter etne11
Ba6n3ug auf Der Gbtcago>2QtDn >@tienbabn
unD tpurbe get0btet. 3ufGlltg bate er
Dorber au6 IN Der 8irtbi9aft 0pDer's ges
trunfen.
6olt!- 6a9te Elm i6Iauer un6 err
tperbsIuittger Nbbofat in Bloomington -
oer Wtrtb OtpDer bat stDar nt6ts, aber Der
S6rDDer bat btel, - alip mlB Gratpfor0'S
WtttDe ben 0tpDer ND ben S6r0oer
auf gr1aB DeS BON 16r 0ur6 BEN SOB tDreS
beiDffenen Mannes, Der ia BET 9tpDer ge>
trunfen bat, erlittenen S6abens %perflagen.
Die Wtttpe, Srau 8trginia s. Gratpfor6,
btB natitrlt6 a1 uno pIroe gegen 9p1er
ltnO SdrD0er flu1b1r.
Sept enbIi6 lit Ser BroseB sur 9erban6=
lung gefommen. @r enbete bomtt, baB
cine tpetle SurD BEN @ertb beS' beioffenen
GratpforD ouf $4,000 Derani6lagte unb BEN
gStrt6 9mDer u1tb BEN 6ausbeitBer S6r0z
Der, oas betBt t6GtldGltb BEN Qebteren, CUR
8e3ablung oteier Summe an bic 8tttpe
DerlrtbetIte.
S6rOoer tptr6 8erufung an 6te b6bere
Snftan3 etnlegen.
Die yGbtcagp Sribune", bte 19on
am 4. Oftober I'M 8etbe bes 8loomin9tOs
ner urtbetls mar, begrIBt OaSielbe nit fol-
9enoem lonberbaren Sreubenrufe:
Ser Better zines Gebdubes, ruorin Elm Ruetz
p%enptrtb tn Bloomington 10 raien6 ma6en6en
Mltobol p%ertautte, oaB oapon @ramfor6 Ietn Se=
ben nrter etnem @tien6abn5uge ausbau6te, TT
CUR Be5ablung Don $500 an Sic betrtbte @ttt1pe
perurtbetlt, neil Der banferotte 0tenid, Der ben
Sau1trtd btelt, nt6t TN Stanbe letn pitroe, benz
urtbeilSiprl5e bes @eri9tes na95ufommen.
gtatitrli9 lit 9e9en bas ltrtbetI gerufun9 etngea
le9t; ober penn bas Sbersert9t bteIes nrtbeiL
els geiun6e &uslesung zines INSTRUMENTATION
@eiebe5 aufre6t bdtt, 6ann lDir6 [~trafttes feit9e>
i~teGlten Grdce6en5faues] elm fur6tbarer S9lag
gegen etn nebel 9efiibrt ietn. wel9eS %sew0bnz
lt9e @n9rtffe nit Der nnenpfinbli9tett unb benz
Stot5tsmlS bes @r8fetnbes btlnimmt."
Ser @ebanfe, ben SeufeL gum Stotfer
81 MAIDEN, lit faum tb0rtdter, ols Der,
fir etnen &ani6 un6 beiien SoGgen nt9t
ben Irttfer, ionbern 9enjentgen Derantz
tDortli6 3u MAIDEN, benz 3ufGnig bas 6aus
gebOrt, in tpeldem ft9 bic Grtnfitube be-
fin6et, in Der Elm Srtnfer, na9bem er,
obne baB mans tbm anmerfte, i6on in
anoeren Trtnfituben ben @run6 3l ietnem
Gaui@ geIegt bate, ft6 pouen6s beraui@t
Fat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Ser &MrftrHeas3 roseR.

SEPT bat i'm sc IN 8 a n er Grit
nj tnol9ert6t tie Der Sermtu ~begonnen,
in tpel6e1n Die 6 81 fIage
9egen Die SO / tglteber bes IT etur
ing board" bon QoutitanQ D~er6an6elt
tperben iou. Maan glaubt, 6aB bteier groz
5eB 1don bolo auf Die GageSOronung fom7
1nen miro.
gnf beiben Seiten tperben rgroBe" QI6z
0ptdten tDdttg 1et1. Oa in Sout1ta1d fetn
ueberfluB an lol6en berri6t, 10 Der1tdrfen
IT'D betbe T6etle 6ur9 @ODofaten aus Dem
gtor0en. Der StaatSantpalt bat SEN 9reiz
len SerrD 8laG BON GenniDlpanten gum
8eiitano getponnen; Sic Ql1geflagten ba>
ben Sbeuabar9er bon S6to uno BiGion
BON Soma, bte glet@ 8lad meift Dor Dem
SberbunbeSgertdte in Woibtngton praftiz
SIREN, ais 6elfer tbrer gtep Srleanler Nn7
tpGlte angeltelt.
Die BRET &urfIrten Nn6erIon, GoIaz
nnbe 1n6 &enner i6etnen bic Ser
%anitaltun9 Ser 0ertbeibigung beino6e
gang t9rem alten, grimmtgen uro
tbatfrdftigen Golegen @eIIs Iberz
laIfen SIT BADEN. QeBterer trdgt Die gr0Bte
3uperlt6t 5ur S6au unO erflGrt SSeDen,
Der aud nur %entfernt cine 8erurtbetlung
fir mDglt6 bGlt, fir etnen Narren ober
ettpos S9Iimmeres, ltnb in Ser Shat
meiuen au6 nt6t tpentge 0e9ner bes
returning board, IeBterer lei 10 gut geriz
ftet, DaB es ben @nfld9ern nt6t geltngen
tperDe, Die Glage olfredt 5u balten, baB tie
6teie ptelmebr i'm 0aufe BET @erbanDIungen
fallen laien mar6en. Nnbere aber be-
baupten nit ebenio GROCER Beitimmtbeit,
bob Der Bro5eB nit Ser gerurtbetlung Der
bier Nn9efIagten enben tperbe.
Gorerft lit nur baS @tne gepiB: 0a es
it6 ntelfa9 INN ute6nti6e" gte6tsfrogen
Danoeln tpir6, ba iiberbie5 bic IN 8etroGt
fOmmen6en I6atla9en bon Ser Bre1ie, BON
ben republtfanii6en unb bemofratii9en
vGertrauensmdnnern" un6 bon ben gonz
greBcomites, tuel9e leBten SpGtberbit unb
Wtnter in 2ouiiiana tparen, aufs tpettIdu=
ftgite erortert tppr0en iin6, audi bic BrelIe
i6on Die ~9enaueiten Sft5sen iiber bie Nngez
flagten gebra6t bat, 10 mirb Ser Bro5eB
fir gd6tz2tobofaten ut6ts 93eues bringen
u1O tur9terIt9 l%angpetIig tperOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
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