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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

2Sir MAIDEN auf bic an3eiss bss 5srrn
~. Sans (aus @@terna9) aufmerefam,
Der fem @si9dft aus benz .BaibinstOu
Souie" on ben fsbsn gden IN ct. Saul,
mad benz st. Saul 5oteI", Ro. l2s
Sort StraBe. perIest BOT. @eiisnbe unb
Jarmer fnbsn CUTE a~ufuubme. Sprs&t
M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
Ar6itect.

5reb. Seer, ar9iteet unb Superintens
bent. S9uIen unb 8irdsn cine Spe,iaIi.
tot. @de Tier unb Soma StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

Ge6t erer yotnut sesen &suifOn bsr
Staats: Contribution ab.
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$taot 4 Amee9en0.

- Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque,
Iswa, and admitted for transmission through
ths mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
- @6Mentltme BrteHtRe,
ITO. 3.

Dubuaut, ben Is. DIT, 1880.
Sn ptI&rr ant Britft anstidat Hxh. rtI&t rom IS. OH.
DC Jun Is. Oft. In Der bttastn ysasfhet austirumtu nab
Q atabstesIt rsrbtn snp.
gaumann Gb 8atbrsin Hler
gunIt Sebn palen albert
8la1er Wartin Steielt 5beo
Gartmann Sriab Gruoa DaSis
Seiu Gli,lbetb 3eisls 9aura
5tibsrf&tts Spbu
Hss strsttt ut&t, rtun man mad Dritftn auf tttftf ettt
frast, ~ benrten, bat at q u fab, uns bic Rxn.
ns bu orteatht a~niustbeu.
q. q. 3orbert. psfnetaes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

an Eisent6amer pom 2sferoeu!
9sbt su eurem gpotbstsr unb tauft cine
6lafde pom 6. albert Smitb's
.Hoofs Lie uid1, bas msItbsribmte
5silmittsl fur pfsrbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
Teue Atyetgett.
CODES Nnseise.
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Gs bat @rtt BEN Gamd6tssn in l,intm ua.rfprf6iit,n
8atbf6lufs ssfaasn, uufsrn inuiaf e~eli,ttsn @attsn I'M
Batter,
Vefer &aIntus,
am f9. October 1880, bur& rinsn llnslidsfal in Gsiedsc
81, In elm beHerss Seaieits a~tjuruftn. Der gertcrbn
mar ssbpren ~ 90. Bel Gttttrid, 9rpeb. 9ursrn
burg une srrti&ts dn Nltsr ssu stra SO Sabrtu.
Die ~trausrnhsn Sintsrbliekenen
Waria &almus. @attin.
elizabeth Ralmus.
@argaretba ~ 8instr.
anna
WGse Ct ruben In Sricoen
Or III nitt nsbr, 70 lautsn unTrt Rtaesu,
Or, Der NQes fur uHs mar,
Ter unIer Slid seu6t In fentn qebtustaetu,
Der elm attreur @attt nnb Batter fir uns rar,
50 ME BE Sttrut niepsrfnftn,
S&lief CT I'm S6sss bs 2pees en,
Tu famf Grl5fer hm ~ pinfen,
Sein Gust brad uue CT mar hein
Der einsiet 9rsf Der uns ned tlsitt,
81 @isstrf.tNu In Gristtit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
Die tatbOIii&s Su&banblnns
-tsu-
PIERRE BRUCK

in 9ur.mburs S~erienbst FRANCO In gang Guteris
Ia sssen FRANCO GinisnSuns BON 5 Dollars, bic
ntue aussabe BON 1880:
s. ThOmR 4quinatis SatnaanG
Theological diligenter enen-
data NcOJai, SylUii, BiIluart
Dc CD. DriOuI. Motifs ornata.
1880. s ganoe, srob tn 50 ssbsftst [Sar.Is
Duel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

git Rtft bat unftt tl Batter has Stueiun Der Drfs
hes b. Ibpmas ssn dauin antu @tfIi6ta aufs Gtnertue.
li6ft %tmptttlsn, tnttn bttitr bhit auss 9ptslessn NIT
Idtertr SiarttitI In ,ttntn Werftn bic trbsbsSfeu Datr.
ttttsu ess @laubtns kttriht. unttr ben sitien aussaetn
Ter Gpsrtt es 81. 9hsmas seretsnt bic In Bar.ls'Due
4 rautrtt6) In ,rsIfttr auHast irf6ttutnt Gussabt ts
pdrmfs Ga p.tbiuns Ft n ttnt etr f~sretdlttsf %rtstetrttn
aussabtH. Der um cite tattsltf8t ettratur %ptrettats
Su6tdneIr . ttrrs Sra In eurtmears Itsfert enit
ntatfs aussabt nSS0) In s OstaSbanstn ID benz trrhdets.
tenn grtifs ssn 5 Declare franco the 6aus stItttrt Gait 40
Bres) sYtn eaauatluns nab rsasa rr nttt u%ntttlai:
fen, aat fbtpIsstu, rtl6t I'D BITE Gumma fss 81. abenias
anf4aHsn psatn, aaf sitt f2Snt aussass aafnsrffan ~
ma&m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

1. Wablbeatrt, i'm Wontana 5aus.
2. TN gourtbaus.
8. in Der gitp 5au.
4. tn g. Sutton's Saloon.
8. tn Sesb's 8rauerei.
Die 8ssifrirsB eb6rbe if tdsIi@ Bis 5
ilbr Ru@mittass In Der @tp 9au tn SiB'
suns uu, auf 8erIanssn Seriatisunsen Der
BabL 9ifsn porsunebmen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

pie 2sa6f- Siaen Rnb istt an fOIssn'
ben gIdssn sur 6ffsntIiden giufdt aufse'
bdnst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

Stimmt ssssn sb. 9. abams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

Gs bat @rtt hem Gamd6tissn in lttntm ua.rfprf6littnt
8atbf6luRs esfaaen, uufsru iuuiaf ~eeli,ttsn @attsn une
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

SEES detGes, III SEES fonctiOnnaire*,
Dl son arunee. CT tout c. mo de-
Ia Wit CONNIE il pauf. au m'iiet lie
la llcence la plus effreuee. Nous
n'avOns pas rencontle uuo ne
greSse qul lie nous fit I'LL coin tie
l'9il IL slgne d'entrer chez ellie,
pas un nolr qui ne nous ait tenlu
la main.
Celia prejnge-t-il de l'aveuir lie
Ia lace nesre' j. NOSE hue pro
nOncer.
Pas uue colonie MA rccu. PITS
d'argent, plus dsinstrumentS d'a~
grlculture, plus de machaines,
rlas de ~llvres, plus d'encourage-
men,s de tout sorte. Hya ca "a
Liberia, depuis soixantr ans. plu-
sleurs Miniatures energiq!IeS coai'ne
presidents ; lis ue sonL arrives Il
rlen, les noirs DIES Etats,U lis
mont pas vouli r~e1ydrner Il Ia
cote d'Airique, les Xmericains se
sont lasses d'envoyer DIES secours,
ct &c coin de terre, avec DIES ap.
parences &c civilisation, est au.
Jould'hui au- dessOus du dernier
village negre de i'interieur.
*Quand GU volt cette grace; de
pres, meme en- Anerlque, dams
Etats du Sud, on Sc prena a sc
hernandez sill men est pas des
races, humaiues CONNIE DIES. races
d'animaux, gui disparaissent
quand elles sOnt arrives a leu
SUmmuM u'evOiution..
l.. JACOLLIOT.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

-
qua Monravia-.. Il Fair %intrlI.
gent. ct c'eSt peut 6lre lie >enl etc
ven de par la qui ne .iehandr I,;ts
i.aumOne sous cOuieur de reievalI
ceS, droits a payer Oh condamna
tons judiciaires.
Je n'achevais pas ceS mota que
nous Wines arrlver nOtre, hOmmt-
! tout ~es>outI16 par la course quill
await fate pour nous rejoinlre.
PARTON, noaS dit il. j'si ppnse
! que vOuS serlez peut etre heuIeux
d'empOrter avec vons les deux
numeros du jopr dn Liberia Her.
all ct du MorniMg idrertiser, les
voici, tout fIais SORTS des pres
ses.
CONNIE nous nous confonhions
en- 1emerciments pour Sol amabi
lite:
oh! &c NEST pas la peine, sem
pressa t il de nous dire,u demi dol
Tar chacun, c'est 81 peu de chose;
je rOugis lie vous les fare payer,
mails lie nombre en- est compile, ct
on me les telait payer sui mes APP
pointements.
Comment! ifs je avec lie plus
vif 6tonnement, %cinquante sous
pour chacune de &c teuilles o..
Nous tirous notre papier
d'Europe, ct il conte 81 cher.
En- disant celia. il Sc NIT a ten
Dire la main, nj plus nj mOins que
lie gOuvernemenu, l%'nnlversite. la
justice ct Ia police.
Je donnai le dollar demand6.
-14O francs. lit Lncius, en- don
nant sans Granite cette fOis un Ii
bic cOurs Il IA gazette.
Nous primes notre course du
cote de fembarcation, en- regar
dant de tous c6tessi nous n'etions
pOurSuivis paf .'armee GU lie
cierg6, car il NY await plus QUA
ces deux classes que nous MA
vlOnS ilen dome.
-Au schooner. au schooner ! |
nous Ell arrivant. Cinu
apres, nous etions a bord.
C'est tout &c que nous avOns N
lie l'Etat de Liberia!
On peut etre yrai, Ell a~ffectant
e Language Gle la plaisanterie ; les
temps, peu graves du reste
lue Ie vlens de confer, nous sont
'xactement arrives. a pea piesI
tans les memes termes...je he
,onyalS, Oh l'avouera, prendre au
cette contrefaeon grotes
que DIES pays cisiIises, ct lsEtat
ie Liberia u'est que celia.
LIE Souvernement ne pave u.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

Va expe!;er lie jugement, lie lever.
lie faire slg1er au JUICE, lie faire Ell
register an Secretariat GENERAL
ct IA la t%resOrerie. puts ensuite fen
ferai faire une copie queje remet
trai a l'agent DIES requirements
j%adiciaiIes. qui fera appeler un
constable.
-AS>ez, aSSeZ, m'ecriai>je eff
tray6, je paye-.-je pave sans dis
cussion.
Je croyais que tout eta,t fini,
mails les deux policemen ue Sen
ailaient pas, ct leurs mains sal
longea'ent toujours h%orlzontale
meut yers nous.
-GentltInen, Dous dit Fun
d'eux, c'est- un dallar chacun
pour trais d'assistauce pr6tee par
meas au gretfier.
! -AileZ vOus prOmener, nous
perdonS patience a la tin.
I Nous allOns 6tre Obliges de
vous sommer, au uom della loi, de
veDir vous eXpliquer devant lie
Ijuge Roberts.
lie iuge Roberts. .-voici v0s
deux dollars.
| Nous etiOns debarrasseS.
II NY await pas $encOre une
heure que nous etions a terre, ct
deja notre sejour a M6nrovla nous
! cOttalt 135 francs. C'etait raisOn
| able /; ell allant lie ce train la,
nous etions sur lie chemin d'entre
tenir l'Etat de Liberia tout ell
tier.
Nous ACTIONS la question de
| SAVIOR 81 nous lie rtltrerlonS pas
a bord immediatemeht iorsque lie
l%jeune mulatre, 4ui he nous
await pas quittes, sc pr senta Il
lnOus SOUS lie nom de John Pal
mer, ledacteur du Journal ptficiel
de l.Etat. lie Liberia Heraid. Ii
ecii,ait aussi dams le journa! lie
l'oppOSition, lie Moraing Aarertj-
ser, OH il signnit sous lie psenuony
me de Peter Harris il tellaif en-
outre unr boutiloe de con~erves
lalimentaireS, ct joignait encore a
celia les fOnctiOnS d'a.ent d'emi
grafton pour une conipagnle an
glaise, qui engage Il Mon'o'ia
touS les krOumaneS on int.i.enes
du pays de kron, qni viennent
pour TRAVELLER dams les com!,toirs
europeans. A ses !enre>, II ttait
de pulS aVOCat cOnSllitanI 1T cour
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

Dc yon feel that any one of your organs
your stomach. liver. bowels, or nervous
system, falters in its work If So, repair
the damage with the most powerful. vet
harmless, of invigorants, Remen Der that
debility is the Beginning of the End
that the climax of all weakness is a univer-
sal paralysis of the system, and tina such
paralysis is the immediate precursor OF
Death.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21
AC U N FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
AS a simple purgative they are un.
equaled.
BEwARE OF uIrArIoNs-
Inc genuine are neve sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
iid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
Eacn wrapper bears the signatures Of
{. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
=; McLANE's Liver Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market. being full Of limitations of the
name McL0ne. spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

NOUS avons lhonneur d%'annonccr que.
~ nous cantiinrrons les ;;tfatrcs rene
rales ne Coiliii>sion de la nia:son dirlgte
jus3Ga CO i4oinent par n. +. y. SEWN. ct
no1s tspesons Iitc aotre longne expGrirnee
de &c genre Il a%tf;sires dunner;l ,lct.le salts
faction Il NOS c%iieyit~ Mons soilicitnns dies
c~onsisnatious de llodnitS de tout.s sortes.
LANGE u LEGEAUkE. e
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21
OF WORMS.

ihE c~ountenance is pale and lead.
l ~el-coloreo, with occasional hushes.
0 a clrcu1nsciibed spot on one or both
checks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
Il along the lower eye-hd; the
nose IS lrritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with hummine
or throbbing of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva Shiny or fured
tongue breath very foul, particularly
| the morning; appetite variable,
sometimes v%oracious. with q gnawing
sensation of the stomach, at Others,
entirely gone ; sfleeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom.
l6ng; violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny, not unfreouent.
iy tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard: urine turbid: respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
MED by hiccough: cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep. with grinding of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUCE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form : it is an innocent p-epa-
ratlon. not eapadk facing tie Mgxi.x
fglx,y to tile most kndkv infant
The genuine DIR. McI'ANr.s vvp-
MIFuGE bears the signatures Of c,
MCLANE and FLEMuNG BROS. on the
wrapper. -:o-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21
DIR. g.
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy s.for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections OF the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
acne, or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

other devisee. Besides, mans inten-
tions are very difficult to gauge; what
he intends to-day he may not intend to-
morrow. No, my friend. This plea, as
against a will 50 properly drawn up and
executed as this is, would count as alb
solutely nothing. Moreover it is coun-
ter-balanced by the plea set up by his
nephew, that most probably his uncle,
when looking over his papers, and fnd-
ing that said nephew was not so guilty
as was thought, had taken this means of
making amends. Again, his nephew
bearing the same name as himself, he
may have wished to perpetuate it in a
much more effectual manner than wou ID
be done by leaving his property to his
niece, who was about to marry an alien
to his blood. / have more than once
known such considerations to have much
weight"
Plausible as all this sounded, neither
could nor would believe it, although it
was evident that Mr.. Sparks faith in my
will, as he called it, was very consider
ably shaken. Seeing no help for 1T,
was obliged to submit, and this is how
my wife's inheritance was lost.
ITO BE coNTINuED.i
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
Incident at q Dublin Bali.
London WOrld.l

Young ladies who promise one and the
same dance to two or more gentlemen
have sometimes good deal to answer
for. The other day at certain ball in
Dublin an incident of the kind occurred.
Two gentlemen claimed a young lady for
dance promised to each of them, as
their programmes proved. Neither would
resign his claim, and on the lady making
her selection. the rejected candidate
called his successful rival cad. The
epithet provoked blow, which the lady,
acting as peacemaker, received on her
eye and nose, causing the latter organ to
bleed profusely.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
( READ THE TESTIMONIALS. 5


Cha, Nov. s. is1s, S1s, !
Franciseo::Ar q Co., San
pl.a.,,s onaa srAs-rt take 49,,
piIa,ars Of ss. Of informinss ras great ,a
sulta 81 l,s ',.s most gratifying sratifyipss you %
LINE in nv use Of oARBo.
thee year. twh ,s Case. For
bald bald "a. saa been eompie,s,yy Is my y
mad quite Oo'n' .i.. and /
nope Of rest storinn ,a mp up any
.sa tonr weeks aeo rse hair.
BoLINE. sna ,'ent ofcAR.
ieaonns,nd,tion ieons,,'son Of . M S,aes rec
without snr 70 'rys bottle
good rssult, s,sat n hope Of
= month, and :. = iess than
agreeable s,,o ~ my most
ny head Il coo.snnnsnt, co,l
Sa.s., covered with i. ttynmplstsly tna
-.shaithy -h,, Growth =, ,short,
.aos "n,sh d. has every =. .,l hair,
and I Icu,lnued consnd growth.
IL will se.,aently bsliev.
my you,S ever i. wa .s'i,, =,
Offering oi. you a.. sbI. pleasure in
aiai' and Won 'e'timo.
permission 10 Nav. Nave my
same. Yox publish the
= cHAs. r. WY Wy,
s,,. Dsvi.Suiihls,.T g,
h.isss .aiasseriesd and .,.,a ual'
Eo..a.sue, ,1.a me, this s.b t'S.n o.. to
N Es;D. .. KINe.
ia. Public.
o0ro, Aa.s... worth worth Attl..
more NOR. than ;,.:,.' :.,.' "Sor
So. SSo..ion n nv Years q
rom hair sI'n a. "a and hs.
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* PRICE, one DOL
Ws s..a sy a.:
Knnna(iy a Co. Gener1
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

, WAS induced 70 esa Wy ss,Iseu sus
c'"sOnlsr, : wav and the senser. snss
have h, yy Where no hal, ,,sr. or.
hui. nssn seen for years .'sics ,i
y O. ow appears = r.c. the
ss,ovth srV to be show, ~, Wv .s
{. sII%ov growing now ,"s, ns.'.s after
,.piaiy ~ a. hail 20, s9s. use the
i, .,s,s : sDi. testimonial ,ats1 II ITO to
sooss sS ooss, and ma, !, rs''' "
pu' ms for il. truth -.
ALFRED rHlLni,,l1ss, rHll.,,,1s,
pruss,,s, s..,s: "My wife ma nas
N.Y. Y..'snss,,pcpoLINE, ss,, sna
trisd ~. now . costing y, ssr -,
sss sa,, over the top ., where
s..a head ~ has been 'n'H'''
hsI ~, for for years"
poseoLA, - ,IL,sa''}
march 70, s,s.n,.iou ls,y'
s,,.-By the ps,st sn 70 use
O. 'oc',1nBpoIlSE : on .n,sh %s had
.sssa ,..s s.ldfor twenty sa ! 'is nios
s,,s and mo- Of hair on onaSy,ssd, my nsa
cow gro surprises ever : cry sgso fso..
ss.4 ..4as..wsIIiIiIlAAs' s.s I'LL ND
-, eusrAvus r; :,aann., = an.,
,sns me-, Oates opsr. rssss.' rsssS
vI.''s. : an convince, s., and and
use, use, ,cll,ot,rs s.nassrtal md
10 produc,"sS S.,r whore !
GO ssrsnp Sops for ,s.r''"
Your ol..sl,ss.. s .s..s Is'ssis thing
-, h.ir .t.sr ,,a, s,tc / consider
y, ~. nsaf.iis.sS;, .s;na : ous for
I. ! i, :: ,s..s.::. s:.' 's;;ss;si 'ss,;sssss;ssia,
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Ar PER BOTTLE. x
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Agents, Pittsburg, Pa
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

A Philadelphia manager hit upon the
device Of introducing live lion into a
play, as means of reviving the waning
fortunes Of his house. A big and fero-
cious beast was borrowed from a men
agerie. His appearance in wild scene,
apparently loose, though he was really
confined by ropes around his legs, was a
great hit. But he spoiled the rest of the
play by roaring in his cage, at the back
Of the stage; he crunched and killed the
venturesome pet dog of the leading ac-
tress; and, finally, he scared all the per-
formers out of the theater by breaking a
bar Of his cage in an effort to get out. :
Iaal I2ess n.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
AS STRANGE AS FICTfON.
The Tragic Story of 150 White ana
II Black Beans.


II Black Beans.
q Galveston NewsJ
All old Texans and the student of the
history of Texas are familiar with the
ill-starred Mier expedition, which left
Texas in the fall of 1S41 for the purpose
of invading Mexico. The expedition
started out under command of General
Somerville, and on the 19thof December,
when in the vicinity of the Rio Grande,
was ordered back. After the return of
Gen. Somerville and portion
of the command, some three
hundred men who were left deter
mined on hostile demonstrations and
elected VIM. S. Fisher as commander.
The expedition then advanced on the
town of Mier, in Mexico. A detachment
arriving there on the 2lst, and demand
ing provisions, took the alcalde of the
town with them as a hostage and re-
turned to where the main body was
camped to wait the arrival of the articles
demanded. While the Texans remained
in camp Mier was occupied by General
Ampudia, of the Mexican army, with
two thousand men. On the afternoon of
the 25th Of December the Texas forces
started for the town and encountered the
forces of Ampudia, in its vicinity, and a
fight ensued, in which the Mexicans were
driven through the town, but still fight
ing.
After several parleys the representa-
finn nf oxyaryuh haIy NM, haro pv,rpS.oI
to them, and promises of generous terms
the Texans were induced to surrender,
The prisoners were then started for the
city of Mexico, number being killed
en- route, and on arriving at SaIado, on
the 25th of March, an order was received
from Santa Anna, directing that every
tenth man be shot. Accordingly, one
hundred and fifty-nine white and seven
teen black beans, representing the num-
Der of Texans left, were placed in box
and each man drew, the ones drawing
the black beans being taken out and shot.
In 'Thral's History of Texas" occurs the
following paragraph:
"First Ampudia and then Santa Anna
took fancy to mere lad by the name
of Hill, and young Hilps father and
brother were released, and the young
man sent to the best college in Mexico.
He adopted the profession of mining
engineer, and is still citizen of Mexico"
Mr.. Hill, who has never been to Texas
since he started on the expedition, left
Vera Cruz some days since by the Alex
andre line of steamers for New Orleans,
at which place he has already arrived,
and will be in Galveston on the ar
rival of the Morgan line steamer this
morning. He is brother-in-law of
General W. e. Webb, of Houston, and
will be welcomed in Galveston by many
old Texans, who remembered his father
on his return from Mexico in 1874, when
the prisoners were released. The changes
wrought in Texas since the departure of
Mr.. Hill, when mere lad, thirty-nine
years ago, have been-of such magnitude
that it would require more space than is
allotted this paragraph, for but the bare
enumeration of them. ..Ma
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