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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

II. & L.-Mcm5ers Of the H. & L. Society
are urged to be present at the annual meet,
ing Of this Society. this Friday evening, at
81 O'Clock, at DR.. PiERcE's Office. Business of
the greatest importance to the vital interests
Of the Society will come before the meeting.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Mrs. Rescen Sate.-Our readers will re-
member that week before last we had an
item stating that the wife of Collector HEw.
EFT, of this District, Was on the train which
met with the fearful disaster recently on the
Grand Trunk Railroad, and that it was feared
she was among tho killed. The following
extract from note received by US from Mr..
HEWITT last evening, will be read with in.
tense satisfaction by hosts of friends:
Ny wife has come to hand safe, sound
and happy. ] did not 20 East, as got
dispatch as was about starting, stating she
was safe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Turkeys for Soldiers Familiss.-Messrs.
TOWNSEND Il KNAPP, bankers, distributed
from fifteen to twenty turkeys to soldiers
families on last Saturday. This kind act
will be ever remembered by the grateful re-
cipients. and the community generally should
lot forget thc generous decd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Erteasice .Stie.-Mr. T. WALguP has sold
his elevator, lumber yard and residence to
Aiessrs. T. B. & H. Ii. CARPENTER. There
are very few whom we should like 10 see
succeed Toa.in business here, but in this
shoulders. Success to the ms ard the outs,
say We
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Soldiers Aid.-The Lalies' Aid Sociay
will meet next thursday afternoon at the
residence If Mrs. Henry EGHMLvR. Re-
member that it is the annual meeting for
the election Of officers, and all members are
earnestly invited to. be present.
oECrErApY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Negro Fidelay.-By a private letter VIC
learn that EDDIE BGuaLER, of the Old Third
and some comrades were taken prisoners by q
party Of rebels who came suddenly upon the
boys who were leisurely returning from a
foraging expedition, each straddled on cap.
tured horse. The boys were taken TO a
neighboring plantation and locked up to
await removal to safer place. In the night
an old negro stole cautiously round, unlock
cd their prison door, recovered to them their
horses, and sent them on their way to the
Union lines rejoicing. v-%
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Calling on Hew Years Day-Thc gentle
men turned out very well last Monday after,
noon to make New Years calls on their lady
friends. The ladies had pretty generally
heard Of their intentions, and were very
handsomely prepared to receive them. The
callers all express themselves heartily pleased
with their receptions, and are evidently de,
termined 10 repeat their pleasant visits OF
another New Years day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

q. It Il. Clab.-The next meeting of this
Club will be on Tuesday evening, January
l7tb, at Ovcrman's Hali. The celebrated
Germania Band, of Dubuque, has been en-
gagged to fuIaish the music. An extra good
time is anticipated, and every member is ad
ysed to be on hand to enjoy it. p, o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Nasonic.-Black Hawk Lodge, No, G5, A..
+. & A. NJ meets in regular communication
Monday evening next. This is the first
meeting in January, and it is highly neces-
sary that there he full attendance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Ercursion.-A goodly number Of Good
Templars of this place made an excursion to
Waverly, part by rail and part by team, on
Wednesday evening last, to assist in forming
a lodge at that place
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

National Ban& at Waterloo. We hear
that a National Bank has been organized at
Waterloo. NJ II. Moons, President G. w.
CoucH Cashier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

~ Life Insurance S. M. CASE
has been appointed Assistant General Agent
for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance in
Iowa. lie is prepared to issue applications
and obtain Policies in this old and reliable
Company. 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Egg N0gg.-CRosRY, at his saloon, set out
the egg nogg on, Monday last, IS a New
Years treat to his friends. Our reporter
says it vas good. seas rfnz
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

No Cot vas understood from IN offc
ial source that those considering themselves
untitled for military duty by reason Of phys
ical disability, should go before the Board
and be examined for exemption before the
completion Of the enrolment lists A mum
Der went down from here last week, and
found that only such as presented apparent
permanent disability were examined, the
same as prior to the previous draft.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

hsittiny Machine. On second page nay
bs found an article treating Of Lambs Fami-
" Kpit.;og Machine, which is undouLt. dly
one Of the best inventions Of the age Mr..
GEo. j. lsNAs, of this place, has the general
agency. A sample machine can be seen at
K0BsHrs' Boot and Shoe Store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Loss.--Mr. CERTAIN, living south Of Dry
Run, lost q pocket book containing forty.
seven dollars in money one day last week
while in town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

4 Cara.-The undersigned would tender
his most cordial thanks to the members and
friends Of the NJ. +. Church, who last Tues
day delivered as a donation at his door a
large supply of dry and excellent wood. The
generous donsrs will ever have large place
in the grateful remembrance of the recipi
eht, and may they share beautifully in the
blessings Of Him ''who gives US richly al
things to enjoy"
~... Il. NORTON.
CHnLp I'm
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

FL All those indebted to L. ELLERAaY,
are notified to settle with H. CosES, at the
old stand Mr.. Cohen will continue the
clothing business, and hopes by strict atl.n-
ton and fair dealing, to gai. large share
OF the trade, and hopes 70 receive the pat
ronage Of the cid friends and customers or
l.. ELLkaNAN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06


Bryant Francis A
Bagley Charles 5
Bancroft Joseph
Bozarth John p
Barnes Luther
Brennan Cornelius
Crawford Geo w
Cameron John II
Cox Francis
Corwin W illiam
Crane Francis \
Chase Joseph
Case John
Clos Adam
Carpenter Dewitt c
Crcager Martin ii
Case WIN p
Carpenter I B
Collins Horny
Cook Lewis T..
Crosby John q 4
Charles Cyrus Q
Conklin Edward b
Cowing John L
Cunningham MatthC'
. Cornue Christopher
Coates Eiihu Ii
Conrad Henry
Chevalier Frederick
/ Chase Francis y
! Chapman " ard )
! C0op,r Thomas i
Erosby Thponnrp X
| Clark George w
Carpenter Fl II
/ Crawford David ID
Clark IL Gis
! Corning Henry
Courtright Daniel
Clark Chauucoy
| Chadduck Harrison
Campbell Gao Il
Crosby edwin 7
Cole John l.
Crawford James u
Ciouse SEBASTIAN
! Carpenter Oscar
Carpenter Edwin
Ca" ley Josiah b
Corrigan Michael
Doorley Michael
Davis James
Denton Nixon
Dale Frank
Dixon Jehn
Davenport Thos II
Darrah Hugh
| Dixon George L
DeGraH John
Davis Moshack
Doorley Stephen
Engel Andrew
Elliott Charles
Francis William
! Flynn Malachi
Eiyna Timothy
French Theodore L
Frank Mayer
Ford Lsnson
Fosdick John A
Erasl.nrn Henry A
Fox Theodore j
Fox Alfred G
Fox Sheldon
Fteiholtz August
Freeman Mah,en
Finch Josiah l.
Fcist Charles
Flfeld LIB
Finnay Southland
Gilbert Ira
Gcyer Christian
Godfrey Joseph
Cries Frederick
Goodhesd Joseph
Cog Isaac
Gratrpaks Manuel
Getchell " ilIiam II
Geismar Solomon
CLOSER Jacob
Closer Nicholas
Griggs Truman
GiGton Calvin w
Haines Chas 4
Hahn John
Henry jeremiah
Henry jesse
Hunt Henry G
Hoagland Peter
Hahn Henry
Hatch Patrick
Hayward Lewis d
HOtchkiss Francis A
Ham &c orge II
Huddart W illiam
Henry Charles
Hyatt Charles W
Hoyt Charles l.
Hurlburt Charles L
Hoffman Julins
Hess. Carl
Hoyt Lora b o.
FIusuan John
Herman Samuel j
Hur'nes Hiram w
Harris George III
Ham Caleb B
liiebcr john +
inginthron Jacob
lnman John w
Ireland W illiam
Inman Joseph q
Johnson John
Jones John
.JefIers John II
Jones Robert
King Andrew J
Knapp Joseph L
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

For Sale.--ALBEET ALIEN has horse L
s4l or trade. See advertisement.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

PN'NfFNy WV
Miller Char!,s
Marsh Abrahsm II
Mi,ts Andrew 5
Miller Henry
McMahon Thomas
Mcclure VIM IL
NcCowen John J
hcrony Thomas
Mabie Alonzo G
Mandeville Horton
Mulowney Patrick
Miller George
McDann w llliam
Nichols Alvin L
Nicely Charles
OXner Morris
O'Brien Peter
Orcutt Charles A
Oppcrman Philip
OrcUtl Theodore G
Overman Dempsey c
Circuit w illiam L
circuit Adna j
ovorman Henry G
Overman William p
O'Dwyre Patrick
O'Connor Frank
Odcll Thomas l.
Patterson Ransom
Peirce Squire WIN
Parkhurst alvin II
Peek Elijah W
Powers Joseph 3
Perkins Henry A
plnmmer John w
pickton prter
Philpot William S
Pierce Samuel Y
Peaker Richard
Pieilfer Henry
Pfeiifer jacob
Philpot James
Perkins George ID
Phinney Sylvester A
Reed Edward
Feed John 4
Rosenbnum Morris
Robinson Joln
Ryan Patrick
Reed Edward p
Rcinhart Christopher
Rownd Samuel Ii
Rownd Charles 4
Reeves William ?
Ritter Christopher
Rowlay John D
Roth Felix
Hanback, George
Robinson Peter s
Ray iIliam
Rownd WiIli.m II
Rarick Adam
Smith Nelson W
Shaft'sr Augustus
Sticknsy William II
Sawyer Moses w
Spar Ferdinand
Shupe Francis VI
Sheralan jlliam d
Stiteler William G
Sellen Jerome
Stanley Jerome II
Sessions Fitzroy
Silver John
Schaus Nicholas
Sargent Jerome I
Siiler Edward
Sweet Chester
Sweet JOHN
Sartori Joseph
Sawyer Frank X
Shaliier Philip II
Sullcn Monroe
Smelser George
Stanton LcandCr B
Smith John
Shear Daniel G.
Stormcnt David
Schofeld Franklin A
Sands Henry
Sessions Alex B
Smith Robert S
Sloan Hampton p
Stanton illiam W
Sleinmer Abram
Turner Allen 4
Tondro Lyman W
Townsend Edw ard
Turner Lewis v
Trowbrijge A dolphus
Thompson Alonzo G
Thompson Josiah
Tench Redmond
Templeton Andrew j
Taubman William p
VanSaun George b
VarHergcn Ever
VauDykc Joseph A
Van v agner Silas
Wynn Albert
W Use Adam
Warner Judson p
West David VI
Wright Henry G
Wright illiam ii
w alkup Thomas
alter Gerhard
Wagner Morris
Weisband Frederick
Wilcox George d
Waller Eliza Ft
W ilcox john l.
Wilson sheppard
w cling John J
Wilson Morgan A
White Benjamin +
" hite Daniel .....
Wiley John
Wildt Daniel
-
Willard Dsniel s
W illisms Dewitt G
White Martin
" atei bury Stephen
Young w illiam II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

Income Id1. We print below list Of the
persons ain this place paying Income Tax
Is per cent. adiitonal) for 1868:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

The Draft Coming. this head the
Provost Marshal informs the'people.by, han d.
bill that one Of his deputies or special agents
will meet the people Of the several townships
Of the county as follows: ~
Cedar Falls township, Cedar Falls, Monday, Jan. 9.
Union and Washington townships, Cedar Fails, Tues
day, IAN. 10.
Mt Vernon Center School House, Wednesday, Jan t.
Bennington and Lester, Biakcyie, Thursday, Jan. H.
Barclay, Barclay, Friday, Jan. 10.
Cedar, Cedar Valley Posafiiec, Monday, Jan. Q.
Big Cresk, LaPorte, Tuesday, Jan. 10. ....
Spring Greek Enterprise, Wednesday, Jan. II.
Poyner and Fox GiIbcrtville, Thursday, Jan. -.
Black Hawk and Lincoln Hudson Friday Jan 49,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

lE good picture at low price can be
had at WILLIAMS Fine Art Gallery.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06
Publishers Notice.

Iu bIlShcI n OllCe.
sM CASE is the duly authorized travelling AGENT Of
ts GAZETTE He has fall authority TO receive sgbscrp,
tions and receipt therefor. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

sW" IT is the general opinion of close
buyers that FRANCIS gives the best goods for
the least money, of any mercantile house in
town. As he receives new goods every week
be is constantly ia receipt Of the latest styles
and novelties. Ladies' are more apt to iiua
dress goods suited to their taste at FaAsc.s'
TIA n any " here else
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

"a ~ Subscribers receiving their papers with an K
" marked opposite their names may understand that
"a Their subscription is about to expire 4 d
EA Hopdpcr sent fore longer time then psid for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06
NJ IS SliNE

Goods have come down
At Cedar Faus-so found;
..'s Hurrahl liurrah
All things NOW hook bright
ALLEN has s,artsA right
Ell Hurrsh! IIunaAt
Ne high price goods you fnd
In his store of say-klnd;
rr s.a ltmrah IIurrah
The crowd to his counter is great
To see the prices of late;
Hurrsh! Hurrah
Gives oil, both great aud small,
Rare chances when they call;
HurIah Hurrah!
He is bound to keep the trade
He in years past so laid;
Hurrah Hurrah
To ALBERT ALIENS you can 60
And find goods just SO; ,..t
Hurrah! Hurrahi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

These appointments arc for the purpose Of
correcting the..enrollnent lists, and the peo
pie are requested to be prompt at 10A.x
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

no tSitNtttbti, "a W aiGh I
chairman, are anxious to
the active cooperation @.
Anton Eostntlter x.
Alien Albert X,
Anderson Henry, il X.
! Adams Martin Y l.,
I Andrews Aubrey { l.,
Atkinson John " l..
Abby Benedict l.,
| Arnold " Hard L,
Alderman William l.;
Baker George Ii
Bentley Alexander Ii
Benham Norman Ii
Burgess Richard J.,
Burns John l.,
Babcock Benz F Ii
Burke Felix q NJ
Barnard Lyman I NJ
Barker W illiam + a M
Bird James V NJ
Brown Alfred + NJ
Brown James & Nj
Butteruorth Robert M
Berry Henry NJ
Boatwright Thos J NJ
Beattie Ebenezer d NJ
Brown William NJ
Bentley George N
Boehmler George II, jr NJ
Barron Horace NJ
Bishey Judd Il NJ
Boss William b NJ
Reswick Thomas + NJ
Bethany Geo L NJ
Beswick Samuel NJ
Boehmler Frederick NJ
Barnes Lennox II NJ
Benjamin jesse II N
Booth Carlos NJ
Brown jehn II NJ
Bradley Jeremy "
Bryant Francis A NJ
Bagley Charles 5 III
Bancroft Joseph NJ
Bozarth John ? NJ
Barnes Luther N
Brennan Cornelius Ii
Crawford Geo w n
Cameron John r n
/ Cox Francis 0
/ Corwin W illiam O.
Crane Francis \ O.
Chase Joseph O.
/ Case John O
Clos Adam o
! Carpenter Dewitt c O.
! T..,...,,. Nt,,,;n If "A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

To be seen in Cedar Falls, or found west
Of Chicago, and invite the kind attention of
one and all. Give me call before purchas
ing elsewhere. BY extraordinary low prices
in purchasing am enabled to sell
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-06

- ~ 30 " > y ~ % . -
m The romrpi,+.o fir
ia NJ, . n u,,a :,
VS. ~ a. N''"iS 80
: 10 secure IN tnsir Work
IN Of all citizens.
Eanabing AJolph
Eeua,,on Na,tn ~
Kelly Patrick
Lehman t;enrra
Leahy James
LLOYD WRIGHT s
Leeman Cirrus p
Lake James ] p
LandgrsfF Thomas
Lash6rook Aaron D
Linaman Torris
I,ippoId Morris
Lee William G
Locke Levi D
Little S,mpel
M,,rphy J,l,n
Miller lanes
Morrison Patrick
Mansfield James
Murphv John n
Never Thomas
Mul,arky Charles II
Mills George L
Moody Sylvester
Ma,sny John OF
Mullen Eupspe
Marion Ic6sbod
+ Morris William
McOuaid Francis
Miller John
Nav Caleb
Miller Theodore r
Nelcndy Peter
Miller Charles
Marsh Abraham II
hIi,ts Andrew =
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Scr GemD0tant.
WOoefte. BON GpGIS SIusus SBnis.
I.
(G@las.)

(@@lus.) d.
Sumo betrat an bieiea Sage gum lekteu
Dfale bic Brettsr zines 9rppinsiale1 bcuters.
9urd 8ermittLIng leines 8aters, pelder ben
Sntensautsn res t6oftbeaters perl6nli9 fannie,
par ibm BON Seiten Der DIRECTION oes t6niaa
liden S6auipielbauIes elm ebrenpples @ngaz
cement nugebpten tuproen; er bate tein 8e>
benten 9etra9en, bieies Mnerbieten ansunebmen.
Ser SirettOr ses StabttbeatertsrS wollte gtne
funss in bic Aufbebung beS Gontrafte8 nidt
wiaigen, aber Die Summe, mel9e rer Hentner
ibm sur @nti4dOisung bot, b~eieitiste feline 8e@
oenttn balo.
Die Mbretie aur Selibens mar auf rem ndGs
fen Wprgen feitseiebt; aus @efdQigteit fir
ben 9irettpr Bate Sumo nod einmal Die Stole
bes S6plod it%bsrnpmmen unb nguen Sriumpi
bura tie 9eerntet. - st fano BET 1einer 6eim>
tebr feline Samilie nm bic bampfenoc 8uni9>
bpple per ammelt. Gu6 2ebere6t bate 1i9
~einsefunOen. @ein bIfterer Grn1t mar elmer
uusetribten, faft ausselufenen !6eiterfeit ge~
rsi4en. SaS 8rautpaar lOl leben iaste Der
&el1tner, iroem er sas @las erbcb.
Sumo blidte iberrai6t ben 5reuno an, Der
Id&elnb ibm bic !9anb reidte. Oeinem Batter
bab' ids ss peroanfen, lagte er er bat beate
0Rpr9en etn 9ute8 8prt fir mid einBele9t.
Berbing IieB mid na6 ieiner llnterrebung NIT
Seinem Sater rufen, uno tenobm iidY init feiz
mem Gait. st %ertldrte, benz brOp> uuo bei>
matblsien &initler babe er bt. t9uno ieiner
1o6ter p~eriaSen mllen, beute aber iei bic
Sa6Iase cine anbere, id babe al8 4rpfe7Ipr
am Gcnierpatprium cine unabbdr9ige Stellung
unb 3utritt in bic pornebmiten GreiIe Der Sc
ieGl6aft. IuBerbem lei er mir gu 9roBem
9anfe perpflidtet. @enn i'd baber meme
@erbung I'm Die SanO leiner 1p9ter erneuen
pCle, 70 CLAUDE er, mir Die belten 9offnungen
MAIDEN gu t1nnen. 9ermine bate binter oer
5blre zines anltpbenoen 3immers seIauidt
uIs ibr 8ater i9tpieg, trat ie ein. - no,
Die S3luBicene, ben Se9en bes gater8 unt
bic Sreube Aes 8rautpaares, fnbeIt bu in ieoeu
Roman ausfibrli6 bef6rieben.
90 bat aIip allies fi6 better 9efist, pie NH
ertparten tonntsn ! bob Sumo an. Die Greig:
| ni1e ber ilnglten 3eit baben uns geIebrt, baf
bas Sdidlal oft binter elmer o~iiteren WilnI
ein beitres 2d&eln perbtr9t ; mir miilen I'M
MIR 9eouloelt, bis Die @olfen sefloben iino !
9as SGidiaI ? erpiberte 2eberedt. SDr
nit Der trpitlpien 2ebre bes SataIi8mus ! 8enr
9I ben usia4en Der iInsiten Gtei9nille ali
ben Granc 9ebt, wirit 9u finben, DAP Seoe1
leIneS Slides eiqrer S9mteo lit !
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Cine rei@e Grbiu,
StOOeIIette npn GeUrs b. @epfries.

Ueeiu lieber yeler, bait 9u i9pn einmal
eiueuB u enfreuuo sebabt? 5terunter perlte9e
i'd uiat Bios einen Weulden, peldem Ou
leuea NsblfeileR Artitel ldentlt, ben 9u Dein
Eertrauea nentf, lsnbera eintn wirfliden
0reuHS, mel4em Se &alfte (uno 5par Die
qr5se1e 06IIte) psn Deiaem legten 8roolaib
8ebSrt, Der ben SdIlifel gu Deinem Seller
bat, iabft penn nur nod sun TlaIden ron
benz lttten 9usenb arunten lisSen, unb
nit Ginent Bprte (U9ar tn Define g6rle 9ret.
fen unb Deinen leeten 1baler berau8nehs
alen uno gum arSBten Ebeil fIr li9 per1uSz
0aten barf. 8enu Du iol9 eineu T,euno
Sebabt bat, oonm mar ct wtrtit9 Oetn Bu'
ItnfreunG.
3pet lot9e 6reunbe ,paten bic beioen Se@
con~pelieutenauts Rarl bon Sdmar5bad unO
Nrtbur bon QSbea I'M AZ. 6esiment. gle
mlren m~iteinanoer III Ger Sdule unb I'm
Gabetteubaus seweIeu, batten IN ben 8tnoer
iabreu ibre SdiiIier u:1e Weibnadt8 sYfefs
ferfuden, in Ipdtertn &ar3er uno Npten uno
Gen uren matchmaker 9etbeilt, uno tbeilten
nun matchmaker ienes 9ldn5enoe NtGts le%
ne per9Cloete talbe gtub, mel6e man bas
Qebeu zines Subaltern.S fi3iercS in 6riss
ben8seiten nennt. 8etoe maren Elm paar
frii9e iAmude Sua9en. nur bate Rorl Idpn
einen I66nen Sadsnbart uno Irttur nur
elm bitnues S9nurrbdrtdea, uno wenn lte
li9 AUDI beioe 9leiGermoBen zines %9eiunren
Appettts, einee 9rcBen lleberf flutes all 3ett
uno an @eloman9el erfreuteu, 10 unterIale'
ben le fi4 bod BARN, pab &arl me9r einen
nii9ternen unb prattiI&en Stnn beldB, rpel@
der fd nomentIi4 in Der GuSbeutunS ietnsS
rcmantil&en 8reuube8 unO in Usrl6iecensn
2iebeleien nit etma8 9eolterten GDdtern
aafli9er 91uler betpdbrte, mdbrenO Der
lausuixiide artbur elm GROCER Grdumer
mar, nod bS6ft pOetil4e Stimmun9en be-
faB 1nb nod fur 8eOwib's amaruntb nno
beuil6e 2priter i4pirmen %fcnnte; baB aarl
feline gbenpe I'M 2aifeebauS uup Der Weins
fube aubra6te, mdbrenc Irtbur inn Mcnbe
i6ein ON 9tbein ipndiersn 9ing, poer auf
ieinem Glapter pbanta(irte uns &itber lpielte
llnb BON elmer 9lan3encen i3utunft trdumte (;
bag &arI Ueri4teeenen S9auipielerinnen
na9lief upo 2aubSnedt ipielte, wdbreno
Hrthur nod tnrner Sersebeus uuf bic @ine
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&bsere 9eRtesss sstNttitrt fine.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-17
Observation-Disclosures

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