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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

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pirrft BON Deutl9lnne impcrtht
Gue bel uns TETS auf Gascr gu fnrcn, unt nit.
man mir teni ejmpc,t Ter tslitttstsn Srrtsn uno
be,su Jobrgduae rcr1lgs'ds Nu1msrtlamtt'f.
Die Site uNp prsisnircisteit un'e1sr Nbsla'
weine allgsmcin onccfannt 81 iebtn, n1rr cine
unierer 5auptbs Itrebungen ,e,n.
IesshiGeu snibdlt uni sr 2asfr telEe
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fir meoisinilGe unc ancere 3nede
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@prtsn, aue Ypn sprsuslitsr &sinbsit u. gun,
btuis!en Narftpreiie.
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ddtcn Ghmeiser= s 2in'bnr9trfdie,
1otis Gin sruses uno gut aTurtirtss Eager
Smpprtirter Gigarre11.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

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proostaltiasn @aarsn laeen 1reunelibls Gin
357 Stint y Abeotalc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
8erelniate 9taaten
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Qritte @erie.
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Vuf grmddtisuns tts SGabamisistutars Of
fer,rt Der Il nterieiGnt.s, nf!9tr General. Cub.
leriptions, Netnt fur ten gerfauf ron gssinie,
ten S.aaien 0ertbrapiesn III, hem yutlitum
bic brittle Serie Stabnctsn, weIae PER Jabr is-
ben unb IYeilsbntels Urcaeui 3iaisn trassn, te>-
f0nut ala
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01
DIRECTORS.

,. a. coiroN, oiIenn. C. 7. HFQUFNEoyEG Of N. y
VIZ C. HrNis, pELAS0 2. sArru, Of n iun.
A. g. SANFORD, A. o. WELLS, Ut Mlyh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01

Ail medical men ami the press recommend Oh
slhlN hLANuS ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE a.
sae ouly ceFta'n remedy fog u arrhoa sna nveen.
Wy - q comb natlon oi Astungpnts AhsoT,
bats sumulsnis, snd CsgrninatIyss. and Is -.
1Al'ed to eiisoi cgre ater sd otsIsr uaeans hsye
..sd especisl N lu chronic cases
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Wanted,

PARTNER. with = steam Eucue, and other
"A Ma .hruerv suite I 90 cut nE dlsiersnt kinds uf
TIiIpla- espe- ally stsves, Lsfhs, Shingles ete by
4 eeutlaTnsB Wtp owns 50 or co acras % nnbtE,
vs,hfa " miles az TIE CfY. Apply %
kEWSOA, MOORE 4 90.
Genera Agents and IutslhEe OfHco.
o,ai-l9 e Norih Fphse a9aaFe,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01
EYE AND EAR!

DISEASES Of the Efe snd Ear, Narvous Sys-
- TEN, sni Generous Tumors' treated ia an
PARALLEL suecass bV - ~
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DR. LEON BROoKMAN.
AT HIS NFIRMARY,
No. s. Church street, Nashville TeIResHs

I -
| Where he may Be consulted every DAY ron I
/ situations fres.
be cures all curahe diseases Of the Eve and Ear
and performs Al diflcult opers6ons in surperv.
ne opersiss Tor Cataract without pain, 81 : new
I method. - = -"
Re strsightsus Cross Eyes in one minute. Ia old
or young . ~
De inserts, without pain, Art6cia Eyes 70 move
DR- BEookSAN cures Sore Eyes win Md raedi.
elnes, which give no pam.
ne treats AHaorosls, or nervous hinduesa vr7th
success heretofore unknown
de cures every case OF ODhthsluia Tan, ~.
tolore considered Incursble b. the Professor
he cures discharges Of tie Ear, caused bT s.ar-
let Fever, Measles, OF other diseases.
be insert Is Artificial Esr Drums, where the pstr,
IA drum tneDorsne) hss been DESTROYED Ebieb
improves the hearing immediately
h e operates for Artificial Pup1 fslf,y ~ 49,,
Eye-ld he remedies at once
de cures the most obstinate fornns Of CnhfbsIs
mia IN two to elghtWeezs.
Diseases Of The Nervous system. w. Chorss
Neuralgia, Spinal Difficulties; Nervous Prosf-sfir-'
tresied successfully. $3.50
Dyspepsia snd Cancer he treats WITH = success
heretofore unknown
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m Ltas SPgtg. RyJ Zsshos. O. cents.
TRs Hi7t Sos7al S7slle-. BY Czsohos. 81.
- Iaherz Discounts 10 the srase, suv Work
OF oar Last sens po-i pad. On ue-eiui ofprice.
R. ", CARROLL CO.
s.p7 grn p ives; Fourth Street. Cincinnati.
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City Undertaking.

G.B- EERYBOM,
z LElmL-
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cusTOM-MADE WoRK
s u FER E RS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ACt!!!


TAREANT & Coz
Gentlemen = am res dent Of Dtfrso1a. auf hsvr
nern olspo 7su % wrte % yOu c1rHeruIur 1la real
value Of your SFLIZEE hPEKENF s- .rsrl..fg
or Indigestion and Lysps pals. desire Ia .rprs- .
On Won my sincere gratitude l5r fla ersat r,ust fI
sELlHhE has done my wife.
For four OF hve years mv wife has Helr ss.Hv
aihic,ed With uvsperst, and 8r on being under f.a
treatment oi severl Doctors Cor two or thrss yesT.
she was h1slly induced f0 seek The advice cf /
le.fned fHy-icisn, iA1ctor CsbsIs 81 Nent zue'a
who Immeiia'eIv treated her r.fr. usrr srr-t'
NESC-NI eELIIEh AFEElENI SIZE I-rtr b.
improve 20 cucs, ami Is DOW pEhFECrI.Y NELL
feel 20 % be my duiY Or tse good crhumt1.tv 3.
make Ems statement, feeling -Ii, @, medic ae So Is.
uahie should be- widely known
trusting yoUwi uFa tiia publicity, anil repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and the1r-
siu very rc-pe .f'iI vrr-a
3. n. G.. p ENEIgUER.
rev f9raa juno - 'tH. BE chant. tTf-4sa1 g. 4
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WILEY

Al the residence Of the Senior Partner Mr. E.
Truet two snd hslf miles from Na1hviile, north
Of the Cumberland river, a short distance esst Of
the Gastiu Pike, on the Porter and Vaughan Pike.
We haye now on hsud large assortment OF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01


| In the treatment Of the Bye and Ear. and ofbs,
organs Of sense, II becomes necessary % bsvs !
good knowiedge Of everything pertaining 70 p,aii
clne snd Surgery. What are called regular phvs,.
cians, may have graduated in either the old or nv,
School College, and can boast Of a one sided adm.
cation, out Jet, in the treatment Of the Eve AMI
Ear, idl 70 cure single obstinate case-for he
treatment prescribed IN their works viii not easct
cure m a large nsi0riiy Of cases
Dk. baocA NAN IS graduate Of the Missouri Uni
Ne1sty--Dlploms hsugs ~ his Office, and has many
certhcasss from persons cured, which nav Il
seen by calling -
The Dr. guarantees cure1, therefore no ops asal
Tear 70 employ him, for where a Doctor does bpsI-
ness IN tbs manner, Ills good evidence that ~ IN.
deLslands The nature Of the diseases he treats-
- Au communications, with stamp enclosed
promptly answered ~
Remember his Indmary is Al No. IS Chursb
Street P. o. Box. No So
BY permission, he also refers to the f1ilouJrs
medical men celebrated N Oputhalmlc surgsrT
br. j. + Qmdore, Clinton Place New YoTT IN
Dr. +. Z. psForrest, n Y; TT. Zanfred. Philsdsi-
81. GUS, No. W.
augl6-SInn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01

OFFICERS.
Psidsnt,-A. G. SANFORD.
Prest let National Bank, Nashville,
Tirs PeadeE,-A. G. WELLS.
Secrs'1-y,-F. b. COTTON.
T-saave-,-WM. C. BUNTs.
BHriqJ SlrDrT7tcudlqt--C. /. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Comrsuy consists Of lsase
hold nterezt5 10 the counties Uf Oyert0u, Fsnt-ess
White, ia bsou, aud Warren, 10 Che state OF Ten
nssfee, amounting IN the aggres ate % over eight
Thousand acres
7 he membership ofthe Company and the Board
Of u rectors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of Thorough and practical a..
quantnce with the oil mines of peansylvsnia
The Mining superintendent was one Of the first ex
plOTers Of tne on Held Dflhat stare aud struck thu
nrst flowing on vel m the country we'll kn0Wn n
the Hequembourg we'll and % which the II inter,
ests Of PennsylvaBis, then 10 their uaseeut stale
We very largely indebted.
This Com pany viii lessee portions o. Their vaIus.
bic lands, m small uact1 70 private parties or com,
panies, Tor IMMEDIATE nEyEIoPMEST. This be a rare
chance for bono nis operators 10 obtlia leases on
terms that all be empty rsmuusratIve.
Terms made known on application.
NO NERE sPECULAToRs WILL 81 TREATED WITH.
DESCRIPTION oflands and samples Of oil 0bfsfned
from the property may b. seen By calling 10 the
Office Of che Company, No. COS North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn,
The secretary, r. H Cotton, Nashgile, viii re-
ceive orders for stock, and vii rwaId certificates
By return mai when the money accompanies the
Oct. eft
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Passengers holding Through Tickets can have
their Baggage checked through 10 dG-tna ion.
Upon srrIyal II steamers II Cincinnati, convey
auee En ~ furnIEheds Tree Of charge 10 Hotels OF
Depot III this o \ Mail Lime SteEners stop 81 A
g. ". Raj way Wharf Boat, foot OF 9th Street. An
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon viii no IN readiness,
UpOn arrival Of Evening b0st from Louisville q
convey passengers aad Their baggage. free, 20 At
isntc and Great Western Railway Depot. Ia very
short distanGsD thus insurng connections
rare SIS low, and time as quick BY any other
route
H'2-iirlets can be procured m Cincinnati at the
Northeast corner Broadway Hnd Front Street No
~ West Fourth Street, and g. the New asseuger
Depot Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway,
aud st FrnaipaI Oicss Of C8nneaiing Lanes.
h. r FULLER Capt A.. BARNEY
Gen. TcketAg'L Pass. Ag't, Louisville.
4n4tff ID. N1cG1AREN,
sspi2-d g - ~ General supeFntsudsnt
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From Cincinnati.
VIA
Atlantic & Great WG8tGrnRaiIWal
bRs5Ils
Three Through Trains leave Cincinnati Daily.
LIGHTNING DAY EXPRESS!
MORNING EXPREssil

50 This Is the only E0ute 70 the Oh Regions o
Peansy vanIa ~ Pine Night Express leaves every
sunday ght instead Of Saturday night All other
Trans lesyo DAILY, Sundays excepted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
Beautiful 6ehttns e iAls.

The beautiful extract below is from the
pen Of Hen Geo S. Hilard:
Il confess that increasing years bring
with them au increasing respect for nen
who do not succeed in life as those words
are commonly used. Heaven is said to
be a place Of those who have no. succeed
ed Oh earth and it is sure that celestial
grace does not thrive aud bloom in the
hot blaze of worldly prosperity. I'll sue
cess sometimes arises from superabuud-
ance OF qualities in themselves good
from conscience too sensitive, u taste too
fastideous, u self-forge,fulness too roman
tic, modes,y too retiring. will ros 30
so far - to say, with living poet, that
The world suo~s nothing Of its men"
but ,here are forms of greatness. or at
least excellence, which Idle aid make
no sign there are martyrs that miss the
palm but not the stake; heroes without
the laurel and conquerors wilbou, the
triumph
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
Mr.. Bias e's Little Dill.

In Artemus Wards new book IL the FOL-
lowing:
At Nevada am called upon, shortly
after my arrival, by an athletic, scarlet
faced man, who politely says that bis
name is Blaze.
Il have little bill against you, sir !.
be observes.
"A bill-for what7"
For drinks"
"Druks p
Yes. sir-at my bar keep the we'll
known and highly respectable eotEee-bouse
down street."
But, my dear sir, there is mis,ake-I
never drank at your bar in my lts."
Il know it, sis That isn't The point
The point is this: pay GU, money for
good Iiquors-do as you please about
drinking them Isn't tha, fair ??
dis enormous body, (Which Puck would
no. put a girdIe round for forty dollars,
shook gleetuiy while read this enueui-
y original bill.
Years ago Mr.. Blaze was an agent Of
the California Stage Company. There
was formidable aud well organized OPP
position to The California Stage Company
ut that time, and Nr. Blaze rendere! them
such signal service in the capacity OF
agent, that .hey were very sorry when be
rendered his res snstion.
"lou are some sixteen hundred dollars
| behind IA your accounts, Mr.. Blaze" said
The President, But in view Of your faith
tu' aud efficient services, we shall throw
Oft eight hundred dollars Of that amount"
Mr.. Blaze seemed touched by this gen.
crosby. A tear stood in his eye, aud bis
bosom ,hrobbed audibly.
"Iou will throw of eigh: hundred dol
lars-you ~iI?' he cried l.. last, SEEING
the Presidents hand aud pressing it pas
sionaseIy to his lips.
II will, replied the President.
"Wsll, sir" said Mr.. Blaze, Il am a
gentleman, lam, you bet Aaud | VOL ,
allow no Stage Company to sarpass me il.
politeness. III throw of tho other eieh
hundred dollars, and we'll call i, square.
No gratitude. sir--no thanks it is my
| duty"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
Catching tho Idea.

A parson in a country village in Eas-
land, read the hrst iipe Q. SO Of . chapter
in the Bible. and The clerk. who was not
over erudl,e, by some mistake or other
read !, after him 1h- person read ~
follows -
"Moses was an ASSURE man, and made
stcnemen. for the sins Of his people,
The clerk, who could not exactly catch
the sentence. reported thus: RI
"Mosea vas 40 cysternan, and made
o.u.meu. for the shins of his people
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
AUTUMN SCENE
A STUDY FROM NATURE.

D--~u that mosquito! Don't rebuke
The somewhat rude expression;
Don't moraiixe-I can not brook
A single word, or cen . look
OF Argumeat upon thst head
I'm bound to s1,ck u wha. l said,
Nor make the least copoession--
Hang that mosquito
That's forty-leven times here goes!-
That's forty.eight-at him
I've struck aonihilsting blows;
I've bunged my eye and hurt my nose;
I've smashed my standing collar down,
and Of ny hat I've broke the crown,
And battered ell the brim-
Hang tina. mosquito |!
And still around l see him Git,
And hear bis vexing strain;
And I am always to be bit,
And he il never to be hit
Hold!-now again he hovers near,
And now be settles-on my ear
Ha: now III squelch him !-missed
Hang that mosquito
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
SIOUX CITY, IOWA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1866.

embraces. Tears Of joy and kisses q Ia
Pogus. Everybody much happy. Curtain
falls.
This is q very basty Outline Of spssd-
did play. Go aud Gee it,
See the beautiful Josie Orion, whose
brilliant eyes and swee. winnin' ways
made nc wish I WAS Shaun. the lamp.
post, myself even without my parents
consent.
See Mr.. Genny, who is one of the quiet
est and Irishest of 1rishmen-a true
artist and = dne singest, if there is one
out Of the opeser.
See Mr.. ScalIans powerful and admir-
able personation Of the unpleasant little
william Feeny.
See the genial actor, Mr. Burnett, co.
Grady,) whose tavern .. Cincinnati
have SO often stopped at
See Mr.. Norton % the secretary. He
reminds me of Secretary Seward 60 much
that call him Bill every time meet
him.
See the excellent Mr.. Peters, who is so
good a cockney-servant that we all want
to 70 upon the stage and kish him a little.
In short, see all Of EN-. Then 20 down
to Wallack's and see Dan Bryant, one Of
the best living Irish actors, in Colleen
Bawn. If you know Of a better Irish
actor, send him to me postage paid, and
| will keey him. Yours, till then,
A. WARD,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04

"Wi!l you never learn, my dear. the d.
ference between real aud e&cLangvab!e
value p
The question was put to husband who
had hren lucky enough to be tied 10 u
poltlea! economist in pet!icoais
Or, yes, my dear think l begin to
see ii.
''lndeed : responded the lady.
Yes replied the husband.
Tor Instance, my dear, | know your
deep learning and al your other sirtaes
That's your real value Bat know also
that none of my m Irried friends vould
swop wives with the. That's your ex.
chang cable va.ae.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
Northwestern Stage Co.
1854. o. 1855.

TN shortest, quickest and most direct rou te t.
/ the East-onIy three days from Sioux City to
Chicago. Tri-weekly line from Sioux City to Fort
Dodge. and daily from Fort Dodge to the termi nus
Of the Chicago and Northwesterp, and Dubuque
and Sioux City Railroads.
Ninety fce Miles, Iexs Stagiag ty tAis than
any other Line.
Passenger will find this the cheapest and quick
est route to ali points East, and they may
sured that no pains will be spared to make the
route pleasant and desirable.
The Company has recently supplied this line
with lew Concord Hacks, and secured the
services of careful and efficient drivers.
Stages leave Sioux City on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, and arrive at Fort Dodge on Tues days
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Office on Pearl street, nearly opposite Weare 4
Al!isous Eank, Sioux City, Iowa.
G. H. KINGSLEY, Agent
Sioux City Dec. II, 1s64-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
axoRsHwEARE JOHkr ALLISON
Banking & Agency Office
WEARE & LLISON,
Cor. 3d aud Pearl Sts.,
SioN

TOLLECTIONS mad a nd rsnitted At current
" rates Of exchange; Bills of Exchange, incur
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposit re-
ceived and Money invested; Draft sfor sale GU any
country in Europe.
age by dire.
Particular tention given 0 the paymen of
Taxes in any county n Iowa.
Real Estate bought and .old Land Warrant +
coated.
"e'sfertothe following partie witt whom sc
ave done bus mess
Park Bank, New York:
ID. u. Arnold, Pres't Mercantile Bank NY.
Messrs knauth, Nachod Kubue. Bankers, Ny
Msssrs. sjhas .tamblos 4 Co., Bankers, Phil.
Messrs. Clark. Bros. i Co., Bankers st. Louis.
Gen. L. Harding. Of Union Bank st Louis.
h. u. Adams, Banker. Chicago.
W. Conihaugh Co.. Bankers Chicago.
4, Partridge, Esq, kanker, Seneca Falls NY.
Nv. Norton, Esq. President Southern Bank of
Kentucky, Rnssel!viile.k Ky.
s. Fletcher Banker. indianapolis Indiana
Aon. VIM. Montgomery, Washington. Pa.
7. H. Walker, Esq. Salem, New York.
Messrs II. Markell Il Co. Bakers Dubuque
Louisa .Macklot Banker Davenport [mr62
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
j. III. DAVENPORT
LAND AGENT AND SURVEYOR,
CHEROK e l., IOWA.

WILL pay taxes throngho the State will re
w deem ands so Id for taxes; will buy and sci
land warrants. locate them on commission for
non-residents; obtain patents for Government
Lands; survey and examine lands In person, and
give desc rption Of same, and the distance Of the
land from rhe county seat. timber, streams, ETC.
Collect io III made and money promptly forwarded
}. II. DAVENPORT.
Cherokee, Nov. 2sth, 1S6i-lm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
ASKS Hotel,

v1AyKTDN, y. T.-.Thfs " ote Ihasrecen nj
n ~ been enlarged nd thoroughly renovated and
rented throughout, aud now ofSrssuperioI accom-.
uodations to tho travelling public.
- Travels vii ] hsrs 4 I'd good Stabling, Water,
And All The convsnisucet necessary for tbsirsats.
Astory 8 scomo Iation, At usual prices. ~
Ash REYNOLDS. PsopRIst
- Yaaktsn D. ,Junelotb, ies3.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
Barber ShOD.

1"E uudersgne q h . 8 emove di nj 4 hitnowshop
j on Pearl street. where be Ia now prepared 10
attend to everything connected with the ToDsors J
art the Bile style. The patronage
the gentlemen Sioux City IN vicinity il respect
ully solicitcd fjul61 ADAM TALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphtn.

II and Sex ual Systems--ncw and reliable treAt.
ment--in reports Of the Howard Asseeiation--sent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address, ID. J. Skillin Hougbton, Howard Associa-
ton, No. south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Penn
syIvania. yoI7nol0lv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04
PINE LUN B z B |!


VISHlS Market will always be sup
8KM2 / piled with the best Beef, Pork
Veal and y att0a that the eeun-
-Atr try affords No pains or expense will
be spared.t to give entire satisfaction in
QUALITY OR PRICE.
Allthose favorino me with their patronage may be
assured that they will always receive the very best
Of Meat, and their moneys worth.
CHAS. p. DODGE.
Sioux City. Nov. I 1864.
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nav beueAfh a bot NJ ob drifting down TIE hisO-
Rhine with the warning Loreley and vesper prayer
grand sublime Akaiss OF Mendelssohn on the air.
The selection ssHcaysn and the Earth display" was
haupy one Is the spirit Of the great composer bfeathes
every with concentrsteo power and sutmity
selves worthy of the name they have adopted by
the exquisite manner in which they rendered this
chorus Costa's celebrated war song in Eli
was also received with applause and we were sur
tho Swallows" The I.famnsafss, from Rossinis
Stabat Mater, piece In which many eminent musical
societies have failed proved entire success on Thurs
day night But great feature Of tho was
dered with more spirit and precision Professor WIN.
Berge and Mr. Della Tore President OF the sociey,
welded the baton In turn.
After the vocal selections concluded the votaries
Of Terpschore began to stir themselves Ana seldom rs
the light fantastic favored with such dance music a.
the Mendelssohn Union orchestra afforded Strauss,
Michaelis. Gounod and Ztt supplied this portion on tne
programme The barge proceeded considerable
up the river, and cruised up and down until the
'wee sma hour indicated the pr0priety OF returning.
Professor Berge concluded the musical exercises
with his grand fantasia, "Home, Sweet Home,
a perfect bVou OF plantive tenderness Ia every
variation the simplicity and beauty Of the uneQuaed
melody 10 preserved-a matter which rs too OFTEN neg
lected by composers The principal soprani were Miss
Sims aud Mrs. Charles Cooper alto Mss Mayer tenor,
Messra Ducos and Eddy, and basso, MI Chas Werneke
Miss Sims possesses clear pleasing aud well cultivated
voice. and Mrs Cooper In the Staba Mater received de-
serving applause Messrs Deyo and C0nklin made very
efficient door managers and Mr. Della Tore President
Of the Mondelssohn union yssy commepdebis drecor
asss sss' sSs ess'sss&
street, Il Tires O'clock l. w. no one seemed TO think
the eight hours on the barge moro Than pleasant
scene OF intellectual and social enjoyment Messw Al
den, Brown and Ducos formed the Reception Commt
tee, and the smiles Of all by their courteous de
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