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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BAI1poRr Dec l6lHI shares Mechanics Bank 1917; do
Bait and Ohio Railroad yz do do. do. 3; Do Do d.
BOY
.rrtrrtiA Dec Isl Ches and Del sk, IS I5 Read NJ
Va rs R,uh lC0O Chez and Del Sc 81 libUS Nav
o.. 49, a@o d. Sl9s 600 T'sa, ~ t'd ~ aeehanas
BIZ state 90 ~ l0O DO 7gz: 2UO d. G. 19z 90 sus1
chi vs. III 2U topper "a 500 Nav Js - 20 10 Plan
t,rs Blk hsl% l0O Eetdirg 30 6s 20 do 5l; - Us
" ~ Garo Ztp kcsdipg Us 81 5.1s ZOO do $50
20 t5 ~; 90 do, ~ 2sp Bank b. ~ 20 10 80
~ Reading o. ts 20 doc lb% 99mS nay &c % s 800
So 7sys ;e5 GirSrd, 100 Bank S1f; te.dns io
Bfuen Bo1 rcs3tOO Penn 6s. 7gs l0Un do, NJ 2UW
h.AdrF Ros'50 ~ 900 Nav os 6S 5!I 7OWdo, 3d.
Jl Reading r. 1885 268 1irard 81 "a 100 Bank 81 Sc
cohd EOSTd7loO 81 l0s; 1880 Penu IS So LOO Pail
bs o. s? 2V Chez and Del o. 81 tO 400 Texa. Treasury
Notes 1875; 500 Eosdinr Us 90 5t 500 Nav Gs ga
s lD Uriou Canal 200 Reading r. 1879 10 Mechanics
bsnk 26 ln Card Back " fr and hecns 8suk, 65 100
Bank, ~ z5 Webs Bank 1s; 10 do, 49, 90 Planters Ms
IN 10 Grand Gulf 10 Cam aad Am lB so Penn K
lSi MAN Bark 1873 Afer Sdlos 49, Bans, 81; 90
Webs laL 100 do. 49, N Jersey Telegraph. 221<
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Movements or the sailing Packets.
Port Of New York, December 10, 1913.

Cleared.
TcS.r es SsT .p S-. Ap Ts s,
Ma anoier Noble Thompson Nepe rr'' "'A
Y Sligo ss E atEas sss ' To linden Ss
Eay so Nancy Ssssps sS New Orleans Eiwe
Bts-hanne MapsanIil, Curtis Jr Falcon, tBr)
Pitt Bermuda Tucker LiIhtburn; Excel R.vel savannah
Penn CrSNei Alexandria St Crox Jones river
ys@e Rrane tBr RoSsin. Y.r%sash Ns sras ls
bella R( an NIB IL BOY ccp1' s,e TSS..
gers, Derby.
Swedish bark Betty Krcft Stockholm. II days with IRON
BOomap, Johnston Co. 10Th lost, tat "a 20 10, 6, s
Bari Gsinda lcf BqcEspor rreac' Canary Islands 81 DAYS
v welsh saT r., by the S. Buck Lett no
Bark Ph,h Buxton New orleAas y days. with cotton &C TO
hrs Cameo. weeks Mais,ies Sept IS and Gibraltar os a.
win %dss e master oh st o. 3. s. 20 q ,rSs. Or -!
IT, ~ sa 10 N NIKE s mary sl's &C. e s a. Say
10 spoke schr AgeruOn
Brs alice Beneg Crbree ciequefos 20 DAYS with sugar
t S iI ae @ sSsSn 81 sss IS days.
win ,, g s tor rruady Sid in 60
Brs Morea Conway. Apalschiooa days. with aud
Brig George Walker Charleston day., with cotton, SO 10
ser Charles Ellis Smith, Savannah days with aud
scbT charles sa.ton Vance Savannah days. with
SIR Marietta ;1., SpI,. KNAPP. Richmond ssays
ssSI sSsssyiea ,Psips rTssS,iehssugs days
hehr Joseph Brow H. Briggs Baltimore, 4 days
seir hrttus, Wheeler Baltimore, days.
schr Daootah, Smith Brandywi3e, 2 days.
Schr : u Aihmead Gorson, hrandywine, days.
Sctr David Hale, Bogert Phade phia.
sehr w Colyer Brooks, Philadelpha for Norwich.
schr Vim TaetOn, Woodbury. PASSPORT days bound TO
BALTIMORE.
Sailed.
Steamer Anglo Sayor Ner oresb packet shin Sir Robt Peel
Lepdop ship Cynthia Msnia brg Emily Lucy Turks Island
George Shattuck, Mobile
News Boy reports ward vessels in sight at sun
tet night ~ the Passed the sa nboat
Anglo Saxon Porter hence for New Orleans, 10 miles Of Loag
Branch.
D.orxnrn ls-wnd, At sunrise, sW meridian sw;
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Passengers Arrived.
CANARY IsLANDs-Bark Gsnda-yrs Lopez and family
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On Monday, 18th instant JoHr FrrLsr, aged 80.
Hh friends and soquaintsnces, also those Of his
brothsrsi In. law. Adam Ward and Peter Nistle, are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Wednes
ssy 10th instant at 10 o'clock from his late residence
1l3 Third avenue.
On kupdsy morning, IL th Instant, VILLAS EpwARD,
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Bowie. a laborer, living in Filbert street, near
Schuylkil Third, during fit OF insanity, Invested
hIInsrlt OF his clothing, last evening, and, gong
irto his ward, cut his throat with razor causing
immediate death. The body OF child, about
week old, was, this morning, taken from the inlet
OF The sewer in SchuylkIl Fifth street.
The California tever Is making great lnroads
among our young men. Great numbers are pre-
psring for their departure. Vessels are being
chartered; stocks OF goods, fitted to the market,
purchased; and the carpenters are preparing the
frames tor houses, which the adventures are to
erect on the spot which they may select for their
squatting ground.
A curious case was up for trial this morning IN
the Nisl Prius Supreme Court Severns ~ Magil,
The proprletoIs of the Erening Mercury, an eva,
nescent journal, that flourlshed about the time OF
the Tyler dynasty, prosecuted CALVIN biythet and
a host of the then custom house officers, tor a
large amount, which II was claimed they owed
for the support of the paper The proprletors
claimed $50 per week tor forly-lhree weeks, but
failing 10 prove that any contract had been agreed
noon by the defendants, though they showed that
money had been received on account, suffered a
nonsuit The defendants admitted that moneys
had been paid by them, but commended that they
were merely voluntary contributions. The whole
case presented fine commentary upon the purity
expected from partisan presses.
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At Baton Rouge, the 9th instant, by Rev John
Burke rector Of st. Jsmess Church, WILLIAM WAL
Laos SsrrB Bliss, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel OF the
u. 3. Army, to MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR, daughter Of
Major General r. Taylor President elect Of the Untsd
states.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec lS PM-Anved-Blrk Philadelphia,
lBrem,l 0erde Bremen; Venesuea wilson, Puerto CAB
Mary Slade Howes Boston, Seah Atkins fremont Baher
DO Hra Howts Boston Standard tBr Newman, Port
SPAIN Trnidad Curacoa Higgins Easport; SPARTA, Yaes
Calfis Schrs MARY MILLER Lynure ohaset Lnsdas PsNer
Provide BARGE IRE. Norman WORK Oornct Cox on
NnrD DO,
C!eSIed-sehr Allen sedgwiek, Beaston NYorA
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p.crx.ra ls-wind at SUNRISE sw; meridian sw; sunss
WsW.
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Al.o, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, containing APT acres. Is miles north u,
Ottawa, on the state road; 225 acres mpruv we'd
l75 OF timber, dwell NJ houses. Que log the 9th.
er good frame, with well, wood.house aud els.
TEN; $50 fruit trees many Of them hearing: y
good frame barn and shed and stationary ,hresh.
ing machines the farm swell watered with liy.
ing springs, and BY Indian Creek. The farm
viii be sold entire or divided into two equal por
tons liberal credit will be given on par, Of the
purchase money.
IL Bureau Coun'y.-Src sc, i7,ntll, cas-
of the 4th principal meridian.
II Grumpy County Sc ar Q, 80, g.; e hf sv
Or Is, 30, 8.
II wa Coun'y-E hfsS 80, 81, 9; sw fr. q,
8, 80, 0.
The above Lands will he sold cheap. Or
mos, Of which, by paying onc.fouuh down, tim,
will he given on the balance.
Nov 26. GEO ". NORRIS.
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for Sale anS to Get.
Machine Shop to Let,

NNHE undersigned offers to let on rea-
sonable terms his whole establish
ment, consisting Of fine new dwelling
house, large shop, two stories high, capable
of accommodating % hands, will! all the
tools, appurtenances and fixtures. Belong
ing TO the establishment, is a steam engine,
IN excellent order, that is now In daily use
two excellent turning lathes, adapted as well
for iron as wood work, circular saw, an
upright saw, for saving fellows or other
crooked work, and all the other necessary
arrangements" for making threshing aud
most other kinds OF machines, and for ca
binet and wood or iron work of every kind.
The whole establishment with the dwell.
ing house, and lots, well enclosed, will be
let for one year ormorc. Application should
be made soon. Terms ruinously low.
Ottawa, Feb IL, 'I8. ii. DREW.
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water Power for Sale.

Vdludble Water Privileges on For Rirer,
four miles ADORE Dayton, aud one mile
from slack tcdter navigation 10 the Feeder
ofhe Illinois and Michigan canal.
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross The river al the above place, /, now
prepared 10 sell or lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. saw mill Is in operation, aud o
grist and Touring mill in prog ess Of erection. 1t
is located in the midst Of M extensive wheat
and wool growing country, aud offers every IN.
ducemcnt for the above business and also fora
WOODEN factory or any mechanical or mnnuidc.
turing establishments where water power Is rr.
CURED. A village plat is Lard out, and lots ore
oil@red IN reasonable terms. A Mack smith md
wagon maker would find il a desirable location
m aRood tavern or boarding house would do
well. For particulars enquire Of
Oitsws. Dec 10. ls47 GEO. MANN.
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Estate If Wllliam S. Jones, dce'd.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs o,
Y law and other persons interested in ihp
estate Of William :, Jones, deceased. late uf
l.ivI gsion county, Illinois, that | sha! ayuly
to the circuit court Of said county, at the Grxl
term thereof for an order To sell the whole, o,
- much o! the real estate Of the saij wi liam
:. J.neS, as may be necessary 10 pay his debt.
When and where oil persons interested may ap.
pear and show cause why the same should not
be 80 d f'r the purposes Aforesaid.
Feb. 1891. CHARLES 4. FELLOWS
Il.l.in,.. L. 4. r
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.Hdnini Str0t1y's Sale.

4 sY virtue of decree of the circuit court Of
I } La Sale county, in the state # Illinois,
will be sold, by or under the direction Of tie su.
scriher. administrator Of the estate Of NATHAN.
TEL BUnToS deed, on Monday lhc 81 day a
April next, hetseen 10 and 4 o'clock OF ,ajJ
day, on tie premises, all The right lilr, and IT,.
teres, of Nathaniel Burton. late Of La Sale
county, deceased, had in and TO lots No. three,
block No. twelve, with brewery thereon and
half Of a stable; and lot No. one in biJckNo enc;
also. 10, No two in block No twelve, with one
half Of stable thereon. situate in Ottawa Cen
tie, La Sale county, Illinois.
Terms and codItions Of sale made known on
the day of sale. fills.
CHARLES HAYWARD, ddn'Str.
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Estate Of Francis Braun, dec'd.

NOTICE is hereby given that | viii attend
J. Y the regular term Of the probate court VI
lasulle county, 10 be holJer at the office uf ,hp
probate justice, IN Ottawa, on the first Moaday
IN May next, for settling and adjusting ali
claims gainst the estate ct FnANrls BnAny,
deceased. All Eersons having claims against
the said estate, are hereby notified ard requested
To attend ut the time AMI place Aforesaid, and
produce their claims in writing Tor the pufpnse
OF having the same adjusted. mr. l7,6
MAGRlCE MURPHY, A1m'air.
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Sale Of Forfeited CANAL LANDS
aud TOWN LOTS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
i Y described Canal lands and Town LOIS
which have been forfeited TO the State by the
non-payment of ins,almeni or interest, will be
offered for sale at Public Auction, Of not re-
deemed before the day OF sse,) OF the tines and
places following, TO wit All the Town Lots de-
scr'bod IN the city of Chicago, at the Canal OF
nee IN Chicago, on the first " cduesjay (beinr
the nth day. of April next and ali the Lands
described together with the Tow Lots In Lock
port, at the town Of Joliet, on Friday the 7th ,ay
OF April and the lots in Ottawa and La Sale
on Monday the 10Th day Of April aforesaid, in
the town of Ottawa. The sales will commence
at D o clock IN the forenoon OF each dsy, ANY
OF the Lands or Lots may be redeemed previous
to the day ofsale, by making payment Of the in
stalnents ar interest dEc.
SAID Lands and Lots will be sold in onC,rmi.
~ riih the general PROVISIONS of"An Ac,,o
amend the several laws in re ldtlon To the M.
uol' and Michigan Canal" approved, Feb. %
ls3J' aud will not he sold for less than thei,
va 'Ie as heretofore appraised
CHARLES OAKLEY.
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$50 1S4e. isa.sA
Eiatteson & Preston,
C0LNiSSIOy & FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL 4. MArTusoN. JOHN 3 PRESTON.
Capt. Calvin a d..t, s: io.,.;
Messrs. Pomeroy s Durkce, +"
" Smith 4 Townsend, Ne,e Orlsaxs;
p. A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wace, Esq, NateLes:
Mcssrs. Williams and Lawrence, Quincy;
l. N. Morris, Esq,
l.. p. Sanger. Esq. Galena;
Messrs. Wadsworth, Dyer& Chaplin, Chicago
" Ogden and Jones,
William Gooding, Esq, Lochport;
Gen. Jacob Fry, &c
Messrs. Maiteson & Bradner, Joliet;
Z" Walker & IIickling, Oilara;
" Cushman & Gridley, 5:
Isaac Hardy, ESQ, LcsoRe;
ID. l.. IIough, d"
James Dunlap, Esq, Jacksonville;
Messrs. Cortenius 4 Griswold, Peoria;
&c Phelps & Bourland,
Hon Thomas Ford,
Messrs. Bradner s. Co., Nep York;
David Leavitt, Esq, I"
Messrs. Suydam, Sage & Co., 90
" Corning, Homer & Co., Albony;
A. J. Williams, ESQ, Utica;
Messrs. Kimberly. Pease s Co., Buffalo;
8: icy * Webster. {"
" Reed, Parks 6; Co., Bearer;
" Bolb s Bishop, Cierelcnd;
Burrows & Co, Cincinnati;
" Williams s. Diiworth, Piitsbrrg;
Lr,Hp @ lpftEn 81
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NEW G 0 0 DIS!
Alexander w. MagiIl

AIcXanOef w. W1ElII
NOW offers for sale at the NEW STORE on
~ the northwest corner Of the public square,
q large lot OF entire new goods, at prices as low
as any other house IN the state. His stock oi
DRY GOODS consists, in part, Of
Broadcloths, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, Prints,
Saiineus. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
Kentuky Jeans, Oregon "
Ves,ings. California
Mous.de- Lanes, Rough & Ready,
A pacas, Plaid Linseys,
Cashmer-de. Lanes Wool shawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling. flanneIs, Bro. Holland
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper. Crash, Bagging
Batting, Wicking, Hose. Needles, Pins, Rib
bins, Thread, Silk. Cord. Fringe, Gimp, But.
tons, Thimbles. Sluds. Shirts. Buttons, Suspen.
ders side and Back Combs, of all shapes and
sizes. Also q large assortment Of
Boots 4. Shoes, Hardrore g. Cr0ckery
Also, large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, HAVANA, MuscovaGa
and New Oaeans Sugar; Old lava and Rio
Coffee; Old Hyson, Young IIyson and Black
Teas; Nutmcgs, Cloves, Pepper, Allspice
Ginger, lodigo, Salera,us, &c. &c.
Ottawa. Oct, IS, lsi7.
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GRt NUY 20. Clrcuit Court, June Term, Is ~
Justin But,crGeII r.. John &. Perrin
alta ,hmcu.
NTOrlCl is hereby given TO the said John &.
Y Perrin that wit of attachment hath
issued from ne Circui Count OF said Grundy
County, IN he state OF Illinois, dated the 2s,h
day of September, A. ID. lSt7, a, the suit Of said
Justin DuiicGicld, iJG the sum Of sixteen humid
red and one collars and thlrty-six cents, direct.
ed to the sheilT Of said Grundy' cuun,y 10 exc
cute, aud which said writ OF attachment has
been returned by the SAID sheriff duly executed.
Now, therefore. unless you, the said John e..
Perrin, shall personally be and appear before the
Circuit CouH on the first day Of the next term
thercoflo be holden at the Couu house IN Nor
rs, IN said County. and hen md there give
special bail and plead to the said plaintiffs &C.
ton. judgment " vi be rendered against you
IN Ibc said cnuse IN favor Of the SAID Justin
DulicriitId and property attached IN said cause
viii he sold TO SATISFY such judgment aud costs.
GEORGE II. kiERSTED, Cierk.
J. DrTrEEFILIn, Jr, Pllls's Atty.
N,rris March 2Jh, lsiS.
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For Sale.
For sale or Let.

FARM, situated near the canal six miles
"A IRON this place and nine miles from Peru.
containing .4O scras, 60 acres improved, a log
house, &c. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber, northwest corner fine public square.
Ottawa, nov %, l8i7 A. w. MAGJIL.
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sugar n Yso;:iSscs.
miscellaneous.

H~A j. q. STONE,
m fsfA Saddle. Harness, and Trunk
kL.5saET.4sH1N NdRutdciwer, and Car
riGge Trimmer. Corner
Of Columbus and Canal Streets, Ottawa.
Wurh 81. 1913 az
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administrator Notifies.
La Sale PrOb.At0 Court.

TIME regular term of the Probate Court for
l. the county Of La Sale viii be hsld on the
first Monday Of every month at the office of the
Probate Justice in Ottawa. H.G. COTIO ON.
Sepf.s. 1871. Prob. Jlsfic,
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Nrw advertisements.

GRuNDl L". tircuit Court. lame Tenn, s4S
Justin Dutlerield Is. Rob ut Elder-attach-
men,.
NIOllCE is hereby given 10 the said Robert
Y T. ldr, that wit Of attachment hath L.
eurd irou the Circuit Court of said Grundy
County, the = ate al Illinois. dated the 2Slh
dav Of ScIrm',rI. A. ID. 1917, n, the spIt Of
SAID JusirB uteriirld, for the sum Of thirleen
bundled nd nineiy.sir dollars aud nineteen
cents, duetrd the shcnl al ssic GfuUdy county
IL c,ecut, and which said writ OF attachment,
has been ctLIned ~ the said sheriff duly exc
Gated. Nv, therefore, unless you. the said
Robert Eth, shall personality be- aud appear
before the sid Circuit Cnuu on the FIRST day NJ
next term toreof. 10 he hold.d at the Count
house IN Mrs, in SAID county, and then and
there ri'Irisvccia hail and plead Ia the said
plaintiffs liron, judgment will be rendered a
gains YOU the raId cause ia favor 81 The SAID
justin Bult,lted, and the pop,r,y attached IN
said cause will be sold to sat siy such Juds-
nCnl and csts.
GEORGE II. kiERSrEO, Ch'k.
!. Burrnrirrr, Jr. prs. au'y.
Morris, Mrch 29,h 1913.
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McGun'ey's Eclectic Readers.
RECOMMENDATIONS.

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4 LPACCAS At cosr, In make room for
n spring sool,, ut (f'h's) No. , -, ~
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sschOOl Books, stationary, &c.
- Just received by the subscribers,
Sanders and McGun'y's series Of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary SpeIIsrs,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodrici's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography.
Webs,er's School Dictionary.
ALso--rrimers, Toy and Copy Books.
Blank Accom-, Books, different sizes
Paper, Ink, Qnllls, Stee! Pens. &c.
WALKER & HlCKLING.
Sept. q, 1917.
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LOTS IN THE TOWN OF LA SALE

CR0CkERY and GLAsSWARE.--rhc
~ hes, assortment, in town NAV he found a,
icblS ...r.... Dough TOMS.
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!. Burrnrlr,r, Jr prs. a't'y.
Morris, Mtch 29ih 1913.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-28
Ireland.
xtraet from a private letter, dated

Extract from private letter, dated
TiPPERARY, Sept. -, 1s4s.
49, "Ths country Is reduced to the
greatest misery. The potatoes are all gone;
there is not one-tenth Of them fit for USE
There will not be one potatoe left IN this
country by the first of January. All the
small farmers are selling off and going to
America, for there is nothing in this country
but seizing for Poor-Rates and Taxes of
every description. The people are breaking
stones for one pound Of Indian meal per day.
The Poor Houses are all full, and God only
knows how this winter will be got over"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-28

A CotEcIDEEcE.-Tbe new and fine Pro-
peller GEE. TAYLOR, owned and command
ed by Cart. HART, came into port on Sat
urday evening, bringing up the new Engine
for {" Rough and Ready" company, No. d,
Of this city. The " Rough and Readies, !"
Ike OLD ZAcg himself, " ask no fayors,
and shrink from no responsibility, +" and like
him too, they "never surrender. Mil
,eaukee Sentinel.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-28
POET R Y /.
For the Wisconsin, Herald.
MES

For the Wisconsin, Herald.
LINES
Written IN the Burial ground Of Dubuqu
BY AD4H
Oh, how many hopes are sleeping
With these dreamers cold and low
Oh, how many hearts once beating,
Beat no more for joy or woe
Here the maiden weeps her lover
Here the mother mcurns her brave;
Here the grey-haired sire and brother
AIoulder in one kindred grave.
Oh, how fleeing is ambition;
oh, how fleeing dreams Of fame
Those who moulder now beneath us,
Once had hopes like ours the same.
Yes, they slumber all together,
Hopes and dreams and love and pride
Here the foe and foeman slumber,
Closely silent side by side.
Sound of battle ne 'er shall wake them,
"They have lain their armor by y
Notes of wailing ne'er disturb them
Here the wept and weeping lie.