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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-17

I0e1erteure.- @eltern fartelt Fl
9elerteure pm peri6ieoenen Gegenben int Spr>
.reit Sail Gefdngnib an.
Sill 6tltng &c. = Wlar9 9ipper, Sim
Wtc@aire, Gllen Sullipan, Wtarp Setter, 8etlp
Nu1eQ, SO 0fcGann urD Sbpmas Setter lang
ten ais Slit6tlin9e ppn Gbarleltpn, g. g., an
unb parten ditf Der 8rofpbmar l6alS Office auf
neitere 9iSpplitipnen.
/ S=Gt9entbnm at +
qef unben. = 9tm Spnntag entoedten Die
@ebeimpplBiltem int t0aule pDn &eGlp & Sid,
SO 118 6 StraBe, 200 Sdde, 4 Sattel, 2
3dume uIp,, pelde Der &e9iernng geitpblen
marer. Mon cpnfi8cirte Die Sa6en lpfprt unD
wlieferte 1te DEN betr. 9tutbpritdten aus.
+ 9tqupr cDnftSctrt. = SIM Ge@
l6dftslpcal BON 9oams & So. GrpreB purOen
~fplgenbe Sa6en, Die fit Offi5iere Der Pptpmacz
9(rmee be1timmt maren, cpnfiSctrt: A Gpren
9iqupr, 3 8pren @ein, mebrere Slai9en nno
8le6fannen nit S6naps nlm. Sine Der Spre1
mar NIT vSrit6te" ge5ei6net.
+ Sberft Sngrabam wrrOe 5an Yrp>
fpBn1ari6al ben 9iitritt8 ernannt.
+ 81 b gels It. = 9a8 1853. Stem Sort
Gegiment, Sberit Smain, purpe beute bier BON
leinem 9ienlte abgelDit ltnb na6 Der Srprt be-
prbert.
t9te5-2O8pnbS iteben jebt i6pn
I1068-1O7; piele murOen BON 9euti6lanb
ats mnfgefauft. 9ie 6proc. fit 1881 1104.
Die 9tpril 80 11Oa unO Die 6ebruar
ILL.
Senatpr9tds, weLder int 9tatipnal
6ptel i6mer franf barnieOerlag, befinbet ii4
felt geltern Mtprgen auf Dem g0ege Der 8efle@
rung.
i &artpffel= pntraf t.-9a8 Ser.
Staten Subliitence 9epurtentent bate einet
Gpntraft fir 2ieferung ppn 10000 8ulbel
&artpffeln ausgeidrieben. 6plgenoe Nn9ebpte
gingen Elm: 6enrp McSlpane, SO Gents per
8ulbel; Charles 9 Smith, Is Gents; @ 6
@eitpn, 80 Gents; 6 s 8pteIer, 80 Gents; %
s @illiams, so Gents; S6enf & 8prman,
80 Gents. Wfr. 6 9 Smith erbielt ben Gpnz
tract.
+ Gin i96neS Gei6ent. = 0r, 81
IS Stepart ppn Stem Sort bat fir Die 9rpBe Satr
wel6e am nd6iten Mpntag in Der Batent De
flee erDffnet wirb, fplgenbe grpbartige &ei6ente
gemaGt: Ginen pradtppllen GaIbimtr Sbatpl,
Elm e%legunteS !6alstu6, 9eitidte aerntel nno
&ragen ltno einen brilIianten 6riibiabrSmantel
t9ie 9 6mtebe in Der gtapp OarO, Die
Dor eini9en Sa9en ibre 9(rbeit eingeiteat batten
uro mebr Sagelpbn ~perlangten, febrten geiterr
Su ibrer @rbeit 5uriid. 0tan betpilli9te ibnen
jeop6 feline Grb6bung, pesbalb Is ipfprt Die
Nrbeit perpeigerten unO e%ntlalen wrroen.
/ Seuer. = 9lm Samitag NbenO 9erietb
cine 8arfe, bic NIT 6eu belaOen par, uno am
8artbolop'8 @barf lag, in 6euer unO ipuroe
fait 9dn5lid ~5erit6rt. 9ie paneben l~iegenben
8ppte wurOen lofprt aus DEM 8ereide Der
Slannmen gebra6t. 9ie 8arte geb6rte 6errn
GowarO 8urte uno mar $4,000 wertb. 200
8allen !6eu, Die !6errn 80 6 Nfpppp gebDrten,
Iino perbrannt.
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1,637.O00
Wefpiroinien nnb ~bieieniaen SheiIe Don ylorl

Ne1tptrGtnIell ltll0 pIelettt9et SDetle ppn Jlpr0
Carolina, NiifiIippi uno alabama, wel6e ii6
in unierem 8eIibe befinSeh, ~rebu5iren bieie
.3abl na6 elmer 8ere6nung beS Cincinnati
8plfSblatts, nm 475,000 unb es blieben bier
nu6 nlr nod 1852, 900 8eripnen Der pbtgen
9Qter5fla6en iibrig, mpppn Die @dlte Dem
weiblt6en @ei6leat angebDren. 6ierna6 lebten
in 1860 in BEN pbengenannten Staten 612,z
600 mdnnli6e 9eripnen 5miiden bem Is. ultb
60. Sabre.
gEie piele iparet pom bieien bamtalS inpalip
unb gebre6Ii6? @ie piele iino felt 1860 9ez
fallen uno Oienit1nfdbig gepprben (pertrup@
pelt? @ie pieIe befinpen ii9 bapOn ais Sc
fangene in unIern 6dnben?
9us Ginc. &cltsblutt i6dbt Die 3abl Der
f6rperli6 llntaugli6en a1f 40 grp5ent, mas
Die 3abI Der in 1860 btenffdbtg gepeiez
men 9erIpnen 5tpiI6en IS un0 60 Subren in
Den qenurnten Staten auf 100000 Wtann
berabbringt.
9dmrnt man nun all, DAP tpdbrer0 be3 &rlegS
60 1000 &ebellen gefuQen lnb geitCrben II. Dap
100000 g auf einen @efallenen) fampfnl@
fdbig gemprDen iin0, 10 miiroen mn nod 11O,z
600 frieg8ti6tige Seer Dnen in ben pbenge=
nannten Staten pOrbanben iein: S6dbt man
enbli6 Die aus arbern Stlapenitdaten (Sennel I
fee, 0tarpIallD, 2%puiiiana &C. III Der 9tebellenz
4rmee 9ienenben auf $1,000 &c., 10 piroe
Die &ebeaen<Nrme int ud6iten SrIbjubr cine
Stdrfe ppn al 900 Mann nidt I'M SieleS
ilberi6reiten fDr1nen.
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lWlpWtG
Office oe8 81. 81. General WrOfpE=
MatfnaIS fMr Neiamare NAS
NM nrNinnA
W 0rDl1no.
Baltimore. 27. 81

WdIttm Or {, z. Wppenber zoos.
Tplsente Snfruftipnen bon Der Office beS @eneral-
@rpfOB=Niarl halS werben Jur 8enntniB Spider eebra6t bic
unter bieer 3iebuns ge;Csen rprren fnS rber nr& sedpOen
merben.
~ Gin eesp9ener Wtann pirb gum Srlodt Der yer. Staalen
bur6 bic Tbata6e, baB ietn Ytame In Der 3ietung peraIstant.
Die ibm burG ben Yrpfp6-Wlari6al ~3nsefelte Netts IT MUIR
etne Mnseige bteies Sbatheltanees uno en OeTeniy VV 81
ether %beftimmten 3ett unb an etnem pettrfn'fea @las Jul"
Dient su melben.
p Der Nrtifel 20 tes Griessseieses entbalt trlesnee Se-
ftnhn1uns: Ile SfHStere ub Srlcaten Vs MpSIinprt ItnD
Strafe, ais Ss rlrtbeil tes arissssertdts nOsr tie %Serbansen
mag.
". ". grpfrb-aRarl6aa fur delaware une Wfarv-
{0QHNN-N tnRp.
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Wn8 gyr,itEfiec.

Gineinnatt, is. 6ebr. 9ie nGa5ette"
bat Die fOlgenOe tele9rapbii6e 9epei6e: IS bat
Die Iebten "a StunOen fur6tbar geregnet. Die
Steluag BON Spbnlpn'S 9(rmee lit mperdnDert.
llnipnsbiirger beridten, baB 2pn9ftreet idnnt>
li6e @tienbabnen na6 Stramberrn YlainS be-
iebt babe.
General Softer paiiirte geItern bier our3.
Sic @enerdle Sbpfielp urb Stpnemau taner
am 8. in &nprpile an. 9ie Sage IN &nprpiae
mar u1perdnbert.
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Gefanasnna5une oOis slOeqasebree0ern.

@aibtn gtpn, 16, 6ebr. 9aS Marine=
9epartement bat 9epeiden pm Nomiral See
aus g~tepport Stems POM Is. erbalten, tpprin er
Die 3erit6rung Der fplgenOen 8lOdaOebre6er bel
NilmingtOn melpet, ndmli6 ben @ilO 9aprall,
g%hltfielo, See, Gmilp uno Sannp & Sennie. Ser
9tOmiral bei9reibt parn msfIbrli6, mie jeOeS
%eir5elne S6iff gefa1gen iprroe. (gSir bringen
.bieie 8el6reibun9 mprgen.)
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GuDta BON gfbpce SslanS.

@rppibence, Is. 6ebr. @Ouperneur
Smith 5eigte beute Der General : 9(iiemblp an,
oaB Die Gupta 0e5 States na6 allen 9(lf9e>
bpten peS Yrdiibenten poll5dblig iet.
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@irainiid,e co~nfitmlrenee opmpenttpn,

@aibtngton II, 16. Sebr. 9te c%onltituiz
renbe Gpnpentipn pm @irginien bat ii6 beute
permanent Or9aniiirt burd Grwdblung beS 2epp
g Gowarps sum- 8rdIipenten unb @ S Coming
gum Sefretdr.
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Denomination Scs 9,rafrSerten eincOln.

9enperGitn Colorado, Is. 6ebr1ar
9eiplutionen SIT Guniten Der @ieoerernennung
bes 8rdlioenten 2incpln paiiirten beute beioe
6dltier Der geiebgebenben 8erlamml1ng.
Sanes Glarf, 3ablmeiiter Der 3meigzOtiinSe
bieier StaOt, lit am Samitag 9lbeno NIT $780,
900 in @reenbads unO @plD burhaebran1t.
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Seceuteneer Mdmb.

Stem Oprt 16. 6ebr. Ser Glert pom
St1rges, Bennett & Gp., purpe beutc I'M Gpz
lhlmbaus tint $4,000, Die ii6 III einem Sad be-
fa10e1, ber0nbt.
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9ie mtlitdrtfAc Starfe Der fog. Son.
liberation.

9ie 8ebeIlen : &e9ierung bat Die frie9staugz
li6e 0tanni6uft Der Jog. CONFEDERATION spii6en
benz 10. unO go. Subr inter Die @afen ge@
rufen.
Bte ftarf miro bierra6 Die observation-disclosures
i'm ndGiten Sabre fem?
9fa6 Dem Genius pm 1860 lebten 9 er d
...;fAn,, Snr, < ,t1N 60 CSnhrp IN
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wtrhafruna eines a,rpfosmarfnaas.

Burlington, 16. Sebr. Capt. Sob,
8rpfpBmaridalt ppn @aibingtpn, befanO ii6
beute friib in ieiner 9lmts ltllbe, itebt aber INNER
nod u1ter Nrrelt.
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&5en. Saibrinae.

9puispille, Is 6ebr. Sen. 8aibriOge
tpiro als Na6fplser OeS General @mmen int
Commando pDn &entlldp 9%enannt.
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Gin Nrtifel bes v9temzgprf !6eralo"
ltno Der v@prlb, " IN mel6en Der bempfratii6en
@artei nit pirren @prten geIagt ipirp, bub ibr
gur ni6tS anberS iibrig bliebe, ais it6 auf cine
Nntiz Sflaperei =8lattfprm Sn i~teller, erregt unter
ben Sempfraten 9rpBe Seriatipn. 9ab iie,
nadpent le felt Sabren 10 idredliG iiber Die
perpammten 9(bplitipnilten gei6impft baben,
iebt lelbit Nbplitipniiten peroen ipllen, mill ibz
men ni6t re6t einleu6ten.
Sn Gn9Ianb miro cine 1leue Q(rt BON
@abeln ar 9eferti9t. Sbne DaB ibre 6pr1n ii6
meieatlid BON Der Der gep6bnli6en @abeln
unterl6eibet, baben b~ieielben ben 8prtbeil, pab
man burd iie gleid5eitig NIT DEM Sleiidbifen
etmas Sauce aufnebmen fam. 3u bieient
3med firlb bic pberen Sld6en Der 3infen etpaS
~pertieft lnb bilpen einen ron Der Spite bis sur
@ursel 1id ertpeiter11ben &anal.
Sic @plb minen in Oregon. Sieie
Wtinen, Ditli9 BON ben GaSfaben, ipllen iebt
$12, 900 GplO jdbrlid auf ben @eltniarft
brtngen. 9lu6 iplen in OberzSregpn nele
Irei6e Mtinen entpedt fem. gpr eini9en @o6en
ging cine GeieQi6aft ppn 8er9leuten inter
NnfIbrung beS GntOederS babin ab, I'm Die
@egenO sriinOlid gu unteriuden.
Damned Dutch. Sin g~iegerprebiger in ct,
Souls prebigte ilber Die perl6iebenen Natipnaz
litdten. 9u8 er auf Die 9eutiden SIT ipreden
fam, tbeilte er Der @emeinoe nit, bab iie 1i9
in mebrere Stdmme i6ieoen, Die High Dutch,
bic Low Dutch, uno Die Damn'd Dutch, nnb
fubr fort: SD babe 9ebbrt, baB es Die 2ebteren
iino, Die Camp Sadipn nabllell uno i6 bite
bdber Die @emeinbe nit mir ein briinitiges Ge=
bet fir Die Damned Dutch" ST ipreden" =
unp Die Neger flebten Den Segen @pttes uti
bic ,perfludten 9eutiden" berab. Sic battell
tie 10 oft 10 nennen b6re1, pab lie Sulebt glatb=
ten, eS lei ibr ri6tiger Same.
Sin inblider Correspondent rer1llt bic
&ebeuenzNrmee in @irginien tpegen ibreS elen=
ben 3uitanbes Sees Milerables."
STE legen d amfs 8eten. Nte
0rafl5 Ntppr IN ieinen lebten Stlnben, 1nher
Die Nebellen iett nod &etttng burd 8eten,
Yin Spro Des ppn unlerem @ei6maber ab9ez
faBten Observation-Disclosures vMinna" b~efanoen itG
mebrere Salieno fir Die srDBen uro fleinen
&ebelen beitimmte 8ibeln.
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5afDb GaninOer,

Tabrifnltt un0 0erfGufcr iii
iMfilitar-& 81 sjetdnunsen S1bel- &uppelr, S66rpeu, deficit
.urbmetalene S6ulterfreifen. ~Ser9plbete 1t pplene 9iBen u
'llntfprmtnGpfe nit benz gDappen Der ~etnSelnen Staten uni
Der Ser. ct. Arnee. (30anS)
Oefdbdfts=GerIeonro
Q~8iefenfelo & 60. itnb ron So. 27O NBefsBalttnprefraB
mad SO. 25 9anpSerftrase, s@if6en Germatt- unD 2pmbarb-
itraBe, eeSp9en. (28an1GRtjat(
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@uitap Sreitag, S, @. 6adldnper, Som. 6Uefer,
8. Wt6ahaaien, 6eribert &au, 6rOr. Geritdder,
9. 9(uerbad, S. 9. $. Semme, .. &uppi1s,
Saul !6epie, 6, @iQtpmm, Wlel0. gtepr, Germ.
S6mib, 81. 6. 8ra9ppgel uno glnbern.
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SGtnerifaniftbe Seatbriebten.

8crbicntc Scf6rocrltlt9. Gopitdn 81.
8ieori6, be6en 8atterie ii6 in mander Sdla6t
9~Idnsenb aus5ei6nete, 1T sum 0beritlteutenant
be5- Is. 81. 9. i6peren Acknowledgements
%erl1a1tnt mproen. = 8ir freuen ul1s, otele 9(nz
erfennung Der bi8berigen 9ienite pes tapfern
Gapitdn8 beridten SIT tbnnen.
SSpbn S6lparS, e~benfaIl5 ppn 8ieori6's
Satterie, lit sum 2ieutenant in pemielben &egiz
n1ent erna1nt nDroell. (Slff. Sent.)
81. 2pllis, 10. 8ebr. She junge Same
l6iebt aus llnpprIi6tigfeit etn ~9ienihudD6en
nieoer. Die gti6te BON NtrS. 8artling, Die in
go. 60 nDrolide 5. StraBe Elm ~8parbingbaus
bdlt, mar pprgeitern nit einem 9ienltmdo6en,
NamenS 2i5Sie Bonner, in Dem pbern Stodperf
IoeS t6auieS, ais iie etnen alien 9tepplper faro.
Gs poren ipeper 3lnpbit6en auf bemielben,
nod bate beriel6e iiberbaupt paS Qu8lebeu, ais
pb er gelaOen pdre. Sn elmer 2(nipanolrng
elmer tpllen 2arne ridtete Die Game DaS 9iitpl
auf baS MdOden u1O 5pg ben 6abn ali inOem
le rief r@ieb adt i'd idiebe bid !" Ser
S6ub ging lbs uno baS Wtdbden pdlSte Iib in
lIeinem Dilute. Die &lgel mar in Der re6ten
8rult unterbalb Dem S6ln1elbein eingeorunsen
uno rnterbalb DEM S6ulterblatt ipieoer berals=
gefabren. 9r. Wtetcalt welder augenblidli6
9erlfen murpe, erfldrte Die gBunbe fir ni6t
t6btli6. 9aS perpunoete Mdo6en lit BON
oeutl6er @eburt, cine @aiie unO erit Is Sabre
alt.
@iienbaOnfricg 1T SrtHalp. @ir linb
DEM !&~riegsidauplat ndber, ais mir peaten.
Standardization 1inS in 0,tffnIn .miihpn Ron
Straben=G iienbabnz Sc eli6aften uno ben Sc
l9dftsleuten ousgebrp@en. Sn Der MaineltraBe
o%prtielbit lit Der Sdnee iebr tief. Sum bat Die
Giienbabn=G eieli6uft Moi6inen, ipel6e ben
S6nee ppn Geleiie meg auf Der Settle atfbdltz
fen, mas nutirlid Die benadbarten 6duier in
eiuen 8lpdaoeSuftanO perebte ; beren 8emObz
net unb namentli6 Die Storefeepe1S parfen
oesbalb ben Sdnee ipfprt ipieoer auf buS Sc
leiie 5lriid. Sic perlangen, oab itatt Der
@aggons S6litten aflgemenOet perben ipIen,
lpie in Dem 6reibriefe Der Staot pprgei6rieben.
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u set pem l. SJanuar 1864 eri 1etnt IN balbmonatlts
den 2teferunsen
SrieSr. Gerharb's bcmtf1 : amerifaniTde
vGdrtenldmbe",
~enttaltenb bic neuefen rnb intere61ntsten
&Dmane, WnbeIlcn, @r5GbIungen, Grtmi,
uaigei9iGten, @eiiebiINcr, Sorfgci9i9=
ten u. /. 10.
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Oan29tup,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

H@ That Gen. Mcclellan has a hold
upon the people which no amount Of con-
tumely AID detraction by the administra.
ton and its partisans can disturb, is shown
in the fact that, night before last, in one of
the most crowded and fashionable places of
amusements in this city, complimentary
allusion to the hero Of Antieta,n brought
!. down the house with long-continued APP
plause, and produced for the actor who ut
tered it call before the curtain. Only a
single hiss was heard, but the man who
uttered it speedily "subsided" under the
ominous and universal thunders Of "turn
him out !'-C Chicago Times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

WThe Catholic Church, which moves
wherever civilization has the least foot
hold, or prospect Of ioothoh has just
selected Denver, in Colorado Territory, as
the headquarters OF q new Diocese. They
have purchased an elegan, residence in the
city known as the Glyton II nuse and nine
adjoining lois. This is to be a home for a
number of the Sisters OF Charity, expected
out in May. A hospital will be erected
soon thereafter. Another purchase has
been made OF ranch or farm, about mile
from the city, on the river, on which an
Orphan Asylum is to be erected.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

have justly world wide repu alton. It is the only
Scale made which is allowed standard ia courts
of law. Every Scale is perfectly true and exact,
always indicating the just and honest weight The
stock Of Plantform Scales, Counter Scales, Hay
Scales, &C., &c. is FULL and parties desiring them
have them delivered mt McGregor at the same
price as in Chicago Milwaukee, thus saving the
freight by buying here.
Rs- When Hay Scales or Cattle Scales pur-
chased, will send man to put them up ready for
use. Zs&-z EE-#'.# t.#Est sHt.E. tAE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

Call and examine our
Machines before purchas-
ing elsewhere. We manu-
facturs Q large variety Of
styles OF each stitch, and
adapted to the require
ments Of families and
manufacturers of goods
whore sewing u employed.
AUG. FRENCH, Ag't
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

sE- A man seeing an oyster yender
pass by, calledont:
"Givsa pound OF oysters"
1--WE sell oysters by measure, not by
weight, was the oysfernan's reply.
VERY well" said the other ''then I'll
take yard Of Them"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24
.4R.MY HOSPITALS.

And million private families and is the only pcpu.
lar medicine which has been specially exempted from
stamp tax by the United States Government. on the
ground OF its having been adopted standard rem
edy Ivy the medical profession. rstra#
These Btter delicious alike to hesense ofsmel and
taste mnisterng to health through the medium OF
well pleased palate giving bloom to the cheek OF the
invalid and restoring 20 broken health and declining
years, the vigor and elasticity of youth.
Physicians Clergy men, Druggists, Groecrs, Hospital
Stewards and Travellers, daily voiun eering teti
nonials in its praise.
For saic by all first class Druggists Grecers Hotels
and Saloons.
At Wholesale by E
r@ BENTON BROS. Il CO.,
374 McGregor, Iowa.
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buy a Home.

undesirable Residence Lots arc offered lbr
lOJsale In McGregor, within 80 to l2O rods OF
the Flanders House Titles perfect ressossblt:
Also number Of lots ranging from to aorss.
Apply to WM. GREEN, orr
ORLANDO McCRANEY.
0enl Ag't's 6iard Company
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The Lover Page and Ellen Clare

The Lover Page and Ellen Clare.
Her page. In passing Lady Glare,
Had taught her glanc's w,rm and bright,
And muinurcJ ia her willing ear
"ro-nisht, sweet Lad. Glare, to.uight."
And ct tho words rosy b!ush
O'srsIread the lovely laiy's check,
And hsr dark eyes an answer gave
The sweetest language love can speak.
Blsst worts OF promise! sweet sto.night,''
When. far IRON watchful Eyes removed,
ehe'd wander BY her Juan's tide,
Aud lit the tale how we'll he isvsd.
For All /! the Lady Clare forgot
Her plighted hand. her fathers rage,
Her noble name, her high degree,
In loving thus lowly page.
"To-right," and then a thoughtful cloud
Upon those eye sweet sunlight lay,
She knew her fathers stern resolve,
And shuddcring. turned herself away.
shs knew that, too, n noble lord.
Whose land, were DER a distant sea,
That he had pledged his knshtly ward
Ills child willing bride should be.
h-hen that days sun went down Ia fame,
Aud twilight gathered DER the air,
The Baron to the castle came
TO claim the hand OF Lady Clare.
O,paler, paler than tho SHOWS
That crowned the distant Alpine height,
Were Clara's cheeks; alas! poor maid,
she trembled for the coming light
They ROBBED her in her bridal dress,
They wove bright jewels IN her har,
Unconscious of her heavy woe,
Her mute but ayonized despair.
They led her through tn, cleaning hail
And placed her by the Barrons side,
Bot tremblipgiy upon her knees
The hapless lady sauk aud cried
go, spare me! Would thou wed with one
Who n.'er can give her heart to thee!
Another claims her love alone
Another's hall it ever be -
The Baron bent, right gallantlv,
And kissed her forehead snowy white,
And mu ured-"Nayi you mine must be,
Tonight, sccet Lady Glare, Tonight"
That joyful start What voice but his
Could thrill the heart of Lady Glare,
All truly told those magic words
Her cherished Juan's presence there.
Look up look ur sweet Lady Glare.
And realize you th:s are best
She raised her eyes-sh! what to do
But hide them on the Baron's breast.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-24
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