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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-04-01

z Capture Of steamer up Black River
and Of gunboat pilot "a dispatch from
Baton Rouge, March 10, to the New.Orleans
Times says: .
The steamboat Munroa, little boat that has
been lying of Grand Gulf went mp Big Black
Hyef ON the 9th and was capturea One of her
owners VIII lam Milligan, and Wiley. carmen.
ter, were killed by the rebels. DR.. Brown. also
one Of the owners, is supposed TO be killed.
When last heard from the boat was up fifteen
niles The pilot Of the gttnboat Chlcothe was
captured while on shore at Fort Adams Saturday.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-04-01


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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-04-01
! ELECTION.

ELECTIoN. sasse,eI
Y1HE VOTERS OF THE TOWN Of f()nelon.
i sas art. hereby informed that on Monday the
Ord day OF April iext 1866, there will be an elec-
fion at the Cont Hense. for the purpose Of elect.
ing trpthnld+rs thprefroi. to constitute the
Board of Police ofsaid Town, land i Constable.
for the space of one year. s&s s
s.s,.~agzs..-A a. GARRIGUES,
Clerk Of tie DissYics Coxye.
Opeiousas, March 18th. 1856. 4g-A
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-04-01

z Died--On the 29tli March, al his residence.
near Opeousas, EvARIsTE DEBAILLoN. aged
about 40 wears. nj a la7! -.' ~, '4> 2 :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
BROOKLYN CITY News.

suRRoGArE's CouRT.-During the past week the fol.
lowing wills we're admitted to probate:--John T. Rcy.
nods Anthony Fuller Ellen Argnil, Sarah A. Bailey, VIM.
Campbell, Augustus Craiger 0mnet g. Michael Alex.
H. Sawyer Sarah Brown all OF Brooklyn Jacobus Lake.
OF Gravesend and John s Bauman OF the town OF New
Lots Letters OF administration were granted in the
estates OF Eliza Miller Adeline W. Bodsh Frank Kors,
Patrick McGonege, James Nugent and VIM. Crowley
CRIME n The Cry CHURCHES. There seems to be
a constant presence Of Brooklyn, despite the
vigilance OF tho police 10 prevent H. During the last week
the local columns OF the daily press principally
rupicd with items OF burelaries, stabbing ARRAYS,
larcenies, &C. River thieving for some time past
has also been revived The remedy for this IL only in
the increasing OF the Metropolitan Police force which
the present time In wholly inadequate TO afford proper
protection TO life, limb and property.
Tus THIRTEENTH REGIMENT CONCERT The Thirteenth
regiment promenade concert at the Academy OF Music
last night numerously attended by the fashionable
people OF Brooklyn Grafua's band furnished the music
the programme comprising OF the choicest musical
norceasr of the day.
DESTRUCTION or KsRosESs On Factory ny FIRE -
About half past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon ere
broke in the Kerosene oil factory Of Kinklebine
Reckon corner Of Leonard and Van Pet streets Eastern
District and II completely destroyed with the ex.
oeption OF one STILL Damage 81 900; no insurance
The IRE originated by the escape Of gas grow among
the 6rcmen promptly suppressed by Captain Mullins
and platoon OF the Forty sixth precinct
suppr DEATH on LApr-Mrs. John Clymer re-.
siding at the corner OF Union avenue South Fourth
street Eastern District was taken suddenly sick in Grand
street Las. evening" and stepped into the residence Of
her sister, 900 south Third street. where she almost i'm.
mediatey expired The cause OF death 10 supposed 70
be congestion OF the lungs Coroner Barrett was nos
fed, and will hold On inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
Cholera Hospitals.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


New York, Nov. IS, 1865.
II is Of the greatest importance to the whole country
that the cholera should be- possible kept from this
CITY, The administration at Washington to under
stand this and has most literally given up its own
barracks and hospitals for the use OF the city
cholera hospitals and land at Sandy Hook on which
to place them But this simple of precauon, which
is no intended for the benefit of the city Of New
York than for the whole country has raised the ire Of
our Jersey neighbours who firmly protest against the
erection Of hospitals at the Hook for fear probably that
the dread disease might stretch sombre wings
the bay into Monmouth county. Although New Jersey
coded this strip Of sand TO the for military
purposes she still we believe, claims civil jurisdiction
over II, and may consequently though think very
fooshy interpose serious difficulties reference to the
erection Of these buildings The plan proposed most
fitting in respect and should with the APP
prevail not only of the inhabitants OF New Jersey but OF
the whole country for let the cholera reach this
city and will instantly spread in all directions and TO
no place certainly than the little across the
river
But as Jersey objects probably to making this an
crsivey New York affair." suppose they be erected and
placed under the joint management Of commissioners of
say New York Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark All diff
fcnlties should suppose might be obvated in this way
and through such united and joint action the establish
ment would become Of the important necessary
and useful hospitals in the country Some such plan
we have suggested we certain would be acceptable to
all parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

THE v. B. TREASURY DEPARTMENT COMING DOWN UP
ON AN EDrToR-A CHANCE FOR COFFEE AND PIs-
tolls roR Two--spIcY CORRESPONDENTS, ETC.
A tart controversy has between the editor OF
the New York nms and the officers who have the
handling OF tho Fcnian funds in this city The sub
stance Of the whole thing that the Times charged that
thousands OF honest Irish the unsophscacd regions
were but supporting with their remittances "a set OF
scamps in dleness noorey and patent leather boots
The managers OF the funds, Mr. j. O'Mahony and Mr.
g. d. Killian felt called upon to demand retraction.
Mr. RAYMOND refused to retract his "expresson OF
opinion concerning an organization Of persons but
fered to publish a statement tending 10 change said
opinion. Mr.. kan considered this requiring nforma-
ton on matter previously criticised and opprobriousy
branded an aggrayaon OF the original insult and the
very acme OF impertinence' He saw IN the matter
papable attempt 10 indivduaze the parties concerned
and brand them personally with the epthets employed.
He insisted upon the withdrawal OF the libel, and said
that shoud Mr. Raymond fail to see the urgency Of the
retracton asked for, he requested TO name some
gentleman with whom Mcssrs o'Mahony and killian
might enjoy a moro satisfactory acquaintance
Mr.. Raymond was "unwilng ~ take any action on
the subject until more fully assured o. the meaning OF
Mr.. KS note, and whether the alternative Of making
the rotraction demanded Of considering himself in
vited to hostile meeting Intended. MI. Killian
returned answer that "a retracton MS ample as the
offence was required, and that failing 10 receive u, Mr.
full atoncment by any OF action recognized
legitimate under like ageravaton."
Mr. Raymond ."declined 20 comply with the menacng
demand for a rctraction, and Mr. OMahony came upon
Brotherhood, begged leave 10 place the matter In the
hands OF the public and stated that his only
upon IL was, that "a person who would neither undo
foul loel nor place himself In position TO be chastiscd
instincts OF gentleman Beyond this the escapade
has not as yet advanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 10, 1895.
Judge Swan has declared the action OF the Legislature
in abolIshing the Cotton Court unconstitutional Gov
Humphreys vetoed the bill but the Legislature
passed II his veto
The Legislature has adopted memorial TO President
Johnson praying him TO the federal troops from
the State.
The House Of Assembly has rejected, by decided
vote the proposition to admit negro testimony against
white
Gen. Thomas and General Thomas J. Wood have ar
rived at vicksburg The latter has assumed command
o. tho federal troops in Mississippi.
The vicksburg Herald says that General Howard has
stated that he had discovered that the condition OF Affairs
Ia the Southern states not sufficiently promising 10
justify HIM in recommending tho withdrawal OF the
Frecdmens Bureau He regarded the condition OF the
freedmen In Georgia and Alabama unpromlsing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
The North American and Italian steam
ship Company.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

~" fDhn, NVF No. hcoo
We notice 10 your Issue Of this morning a commun.
cation signed by Mr.. George Msckay director whom,
by reference to the prospectus before us nd to
be the President OF the North American and Italian
Steamship Company, which requires concctp, az fol-
lows:-l Wo do not know OF any attack having been
made on The company In Italy nor arc we directly or
indirectly interested In preventing Mr. Mackay OF any
other company from obtainnga subsidy from the Italian
government Tor 20 worthy object 2 Regarding the
subsidy, tho statement made by the Secretary for
Foreign Affairs To- the United States Consul General NJ
Florence too clear and conclusive " require comment
from us 3. An 10 the prospectus u has been IN crcu
lsou for several months, and according TO w. books Of
subscription 10 the capital have been opened here,
In Boston and In pblIsdcphis-we know not With What
success YABBRI CHAUkCEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
rhe Tunisian Embassy In Boston.


formal reception given the Tunisan Ambassador
10 day in tho city Hail. address Of welcome being de-
lvcred BY the Mayor, and responded TO by General
Hashem through an interpreter.
During the day the Ambassador and suite visited tho
Savv Yard and Fort Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Bold Robbery I'm San Frnnciseo-Arrival
OF Whalers at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sions I'm Regard to the safety OF the
Arctic Fleet AlInyed, &c.
sas FR,Snsoo, Nov. Is, 1865.
Arrived, ship Ella Meron from New York. Sailed,
steamer America with three hundred and thirty passen
gers for New York Also sailed, ship Black Hawk, for
Boston, with cargo principally OF copper ore. Trade
quiet Boots and shoes advanced fifteen per cent Sales
of thousand pounds Of California brown leaf tobacco
at elovcn cents per pound.
Honolulu dates TO tho 27th Of October received.
II c. Wye. tho Minister OF Foreign Affairs, died on
tho 18th or October
second coole vessel had arrived at Honolulu bring
ing two hundred and seventy Chinese coolies
Several vessels had arrived nj Honolulu from the Arctic
Sea bringing such reports AS aayed further approhcn
in regard 70 the safety Of the Actic feet
The following vessels In port nj Honolulu --Almi-
m, $50 bbls Victoria, 400 bbs Europa, 500 bbls .
Emily Moran and Congress- 300 bills Oracle, 400 bbs
Splendid aud WIN. clifford, 900 bbls., and Gustave 600
bbs OF oil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

Precautions Against the Cholera I'm
Brooklyn.
Some Of the citizens Of Brooklyn taking time by
the foreock in preparing for the outbreak of the cholera
by dslnecng dangerous places CLEANING sinks sprink
ling lime in the cutters, &C. One thing demands their
particular attention II Is the cleansing and veniating
the tenement houses in which the poorer classes are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

BOSTON, NOV. -, lou"
Elijah johnson, James Brown and John Davis, con-
vced Of highway robbery by the garons process wero
to-day sentenced TO fifteen years imprisonment each In
the State Prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

RocHErsR Nov. IL, iscS.
nre destroyed she extensive edge TOOL factory 81 D.
r. Barton this morning Loss $4,000 witch " Insured
for about $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10, 1895.
Governor Norton Of Indiana, has turned the duties Of
his once over 70 the Lieutenant Governor Of that STATE
ssd will sosp leave for EwopA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
THE cHoLER A.


The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday afternoon
in the Mayors Office resolution was passed approx
ing the directions of DR. sayre published in the HER
ALP and one hundred thousand copies Of the same were
ordered TO be struck OIL f#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
SAS FRANcfscO, Nov 10, 1865.
Arrived, ship Mcrbrose, from New York Sailed, ship
A. NJ Lawrence for Hong Kong,

SaS FRANcsco Cal, Nov. 10, 1866.
Arrived the steamer orzaba, from Oregon, bringing
four hundred aud ninety Owe thousand dollars treasure
Sailed ship Garbadi, for New York, carrying 1000
SACKS barley $50 boraS, 1000 hides p50 sacks
mustard seeds, 100 bundles broom corn, $500 sacks
copper ore 4s0 TASKS quicksilver $50 bales wool 20
barrels wine-bcsdes smaller lots OF other varieties Of
California produce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
SAN Francesca, Nov. u. 1896

About three o'clock yesterday morning two disguised
entered the Office Of the "what Cheer Housen
where only one clerk was in charge. They knocked
him scnselcss by blow tho head took key from
hs pocket opened the safe and robbed twenty thou
sand dollars In gold The robbers then escaped
lcsed and track OF them has yet been discovered.
The whaler Almra arrived at Honolulu the It'll Of
October with dates from the Arctic Sea TO September 10
she makes the following report The Addison clean,
the Carol had 10 whales; the bark Grswod q the Ben
Cummings, clean; the Alison, whale; the Corneiia, 8;
the Canton packet, q the Corinhan tho e. Rowland,
IA; the Cape Horn and Pigeon T. the q. g. Jones, 8,
the Eliza Adams clean; the Florida whales; the Geo
Rowland, s; the Governor Troupe, 8; the Helen Nov
and J. y Thompson, o; the J, Perry, Z the John How
land and J. Z. West, the Iadoza o. the Mer ury, s.
the MI Wilson, - the Northern Light ., The Pcra, 700
bbls Of oil the Vineyard, whales: the William and
Henry, 9, and tho wluslow, g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

CINCINNATI Ohio, Nov. Is, 1888.
A despatch TO the Commercial OF this city from
Chicago says-Generai Logan, In q consultation to-day
with some OF his friends, remarked that he would
cept OF the appointment Of Minister TO Mexico provided
the government would order twenty thousand armed
men to accompany him TO the capital OF that country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
q R A N q
Programme Of the Reception To-
Morrow Evening.
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR ANTICIPATED.
~~----~~~~~~---~~>~~
THE INVITED EsTs.
.-.--s- bt
fN
Proposition to Give the General an Open
Air Reception.
&c. &C. &c.
q r A N T
THE INVITED EsTs.

Tho Grant levee morrow night is the subject Of con-
tnual conversation among all our fashionables The
ladies are in high state of excitement and the jew
elers mantla makers and other caterers for the fair
sex are kept exceedingly busy. What shall wear"
Is the watchword for ALL Expensive dresses gorgeous
toilets and magnificent will I'LL the parors of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel on Monday evening next. The army
and navy the bench bar literature pressand commerce
OF the country will be appropriately represented L..
THE INVITED.
The committee have sent large number OF invitations
The following is copy 4.
FIFTH AVENUE HorEt !
New YORK, Nov. TO- 1865
SIR-Your presence s requested q public reception,
commanding the Army of the United States on Monday
the 20sh inst at eight O'Clock p. NJ The undersigned
have great pleasure in expressing the hope that you will
unite with them IN the grateful duty of rendering civic
honors to the great soldier who has conferred such
during lustre on the American military character The
guests OF the committee requested assemble at
this house, tho day Of reception half past
O'Clock. The favor of answer is solicited With SEN
timents OF high respect, your obedent servants,
WIN. H. ASTOR, Chairman
ALEX 7, STEWART GEORGE 0PDYKE
y. w. BONNEY, ALEX. W. BRADFORD,
Ed. MORGAN HENRY HILTON,
CHAS. 7. DAILY, MARSHAL o. ROBERTS,
LEVI Z. MORTON, JOHN J. CISCO,
WM +. ALLEN, r. D. LATHROP,
J.F d. LANIER VIM H. WEBB
WIN H. FOGG, SAMUEL WETMORE,
PAUL SPOFF0RD, AMOS r. EMO
WI T. BIODGETT, ERASTuS c. BENEDICT,
JAMES BROWN, R0BT L. STUART
Committee on Invitations
Among the prominent gentlemen invited are the fol-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

WINDOW CURTAINS-BuffG Gilt Shades
w Green Gilt Shades. Brown Gilt ehsdes, Bu1
Scotch Hollands, Green Scotch Hollands Window Rolt
srs ccrd Tape Pichner Cord. all sisss and coIors ~
SADDLE L0ST.-Somewhere in Keokuk,.
y on lat Wednesday, Mexican tree sAAdss hgAt
colored skirts light coofed straps for stIups snl drk
leather on seat. Asso, gum blanket rsasonahle
reward will be paid for their delivery 30 Dolly ste CITY
Once Ffse - sssyf Aee0 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12
LOWEST PRICES,

Returning sincere thanks TO the public and our
Numerous iriesds for The liberal Patronage hestoved
upon u.s. We aksnre the that NO pains, expense
will be spared TO give perfect tatisfne t. Ell
favor with their patronage and TO make estab-
hshmsnt the Pride Of fAe Safe Cry.
Respectfully,
octlo II. n. BOGTwICK AGO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

NNHIS Institution is situated in the most
pleasant and healthy part OF the city Of Keokuk
Iowa. and we'll arranged every respect to secure the
comfort Of fnvaids.
fhs following Diseases admitted and treated this
Institution:
LIST Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations.
ID. Diseassa Of the Ere and Kar
3D. Diseases Of the Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. Diseases OF Women
Dfa SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general psactice Of medicine will give entire time
and attentton to cases OF the kind enumerated
The Department OF Surgery and Diseases OF the Eye
anA Lar Will Be under the special charge Of Dr.. SAN
yORD, while that Of Dssssss Of the Lungs Throat sad
Heart and the DiseAses Of Women will be under the
special charge Of Dr. CURTIS though either will assist
ths other IN AfDcnlt cases. sa
This enerprss hss been in successful operation more
than year, and II is believed private Clinic In the
United States presents larger number Of interesting
and Important cases. ri
Physicianspa passing through sojournae n our city
respectfully invited 70 visit the InArmary. se7-dy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

kseDconstantiy hand good assortment ofstaplsand
SA.ey oreessss cHsr 70 the public cash.
brsndsof Flour including Eagle
Mns, Quincy, Grsee and Eagle Mills warsaw and In
DsRial Anis, Keokuk for sale by J.E.J.ACO
ocrS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12
&peer's Port Grape UvTse

DURE and four years old. for the Commu-
= MON Table and Family uss- Prescribed by Phys
clans for Females, Weakly Persons and hvsiias The
Greet Remedy for Kidney AActioas, Rha unatisn and
ali Chronfe Disesess is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

H0o1kuk, iowa. -
p, y. HiOxs In psssspEiss hisssrdt = the pablis
to cay thst 70 not only has the Hight PIT
- til 0oEalfts" mite" o. lizard Rubber bess
~ ArAsla fseeA, bat Tat - - the FIk6TDnnrf1T
the sssssylso 81
OWk. va eEG -Fzs4sAA3 ns1 seD14Aev9y
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-02

MH Hilsn Die 8isrtrauer has 9ier has
s eltit unb ibre slrteier in Der 8rausrei trinfsn,
rsriteuern? - Sieie Srass 1T 10 eten nursb bic
nahitsbsnee Corresponding srlseiat ,rprncn.
Ser Miisirr ncs 3. Steuer= 9itrifts rcn &sntu=
fp Fat fplsenees Shreiten an Den Stsusr=gpmn,ii,
lar in 9Saiein9tcn Serihtst:
vMein Serr Sic 8rausr ciesr Stabt tsbaurs
ten hartndfis, eab ic nidt rsrplihtet ieien, itcr
oas prn itnen setrauc 8cr, irelhes ihtperfauft,
Icnnern rcn itnsn slft unb ibren 9rtsitsrn In Der
9rauere; sstr.nfsn rirb, ,u terhsn unb steuer ha,
raul III 3atlsn. Sie sstsn seprbnlih an, nab iie
NIT ibrsn Nrteitern bis 8 9arrels yer Mcnat cons
iunren uno tsbaurten, Dap bic 8rauer IN aneern
stabten paielte &eht senieben. Sd nnsjsbch I'M
Geisse bisie 9eitimmuns nibt entbalten. @ie ,rers
Den mir res6alt aefdlis mtttsilen, Of ben 8rauern
auf ensn @runb fin Elm Ntjus asaattst msroen fann,
samit Die Srase enbsiltis erleSist peres."
Saranf emfn9 er nahfetenne 9lutnprt
sSaibinstrn, 7. SEER. 1865.
0iein tSerr! SIR SAreiten rcm2. B. 1T anae,
frn,msn. Sd tate Sbnsn barauf ;u eriribsrn,
baB bas Geiss ausoriifib ras Prenuft Der Syatri,
fantsn NIT Steuer feles unb Siuar basjense, mel,
dee is ecniumiren, ic'rc9l als bas, relhes e rer.
fanicn.
Sic 9rausr Sbrer stabt fnb besbalb rsrpHihs
et, auf bas 9ier lrs(Aes ie trinfen, eten 70 iucbl
stsuer 81 teiablen, ols anf Sas uelaes ie rsrfaus
fen.
6. q. &p1ltns, Ser. Gcm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-02

8rrfcr Sietita bl.-gin 9iet6intler aus
Stic rurre ts ieinsr 8affebr bon 9tilacelrtia,
Ya., rp CT @icb perfauft tatte, in Saristurs bsim
sSehisln Der sSassn I'm s348O tsfotlsn. Ser Siet,
itatl rurre auf Die serStnliAe Nrt aussefibrt Gin
4aar Ninner ranntsn i'm SsorSnse ssssn BEN
@sbtanhlr, entidulristen fh srar bafir lei itm,
nit itncn mar atsr AUDI iein Saihsnbuh rerihwuns
ben. Sci leinsr slnfunft bisr flaste er Dem Wsas
pcr isin 2cie. Sa er bic 9suts, auf pelhs CT 8er=
aeaen at trsttcn, DAP icin 8slo fprttlsitt. Sc.
eeniaaS mar Der Dfann unrrrfhtis une ,cists leine
9aariaaft in einem rfTentlihen 9cfat rffr auf tsr
9afntcfe, nne he aer(, frIstsn ifm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-02

2inerln in 9etenssrDee. Sn Der
S1incis sesslatnr raiiirte in8eihlue, 2iuecln's
Bib in SetsnssrObe III Sel malen unb i'm &eprG.
ientantsnhauie auitansen ,u laiien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-02

- s8ir tsbauern, has @ihtsr @anncp Ton
Der suprcme @rurt refsnirt fat. 3u ieinem yadz
irlser tat Grur. 8rcusb Den @idter Scbn Wsld
Ton 9ltbens Gcnntp ernannt. Sest III Die snrrt,nt
Gc,trt rctf fintia i4mar,,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-02
Nn einc 9erlinerin.

Trr Old, tret' iet, spr Dir Iies' id,
Sebe vpa Dir 3u erhebeR,
iteber 0i d ies' i'd fein Mieben.
lleber Dir MIR Gn9el iteben.
Nn 81 benf' ih, an Dir bang id,
0is gum lesten Iugenblid.
guf Did bpH' id, auf Dir rubet
Weines Sebsns bO6tes Slid.
Sn Old, bring i'd. in 9ir iu6' i6
g9as allein mir Slid fann geben.
ltnter Did mill i'd mid beusen.
ltnter Dir mill i'd germ Ieben.
Spiiben Did une mid fol- Reiner
sc Ger 3wietraht Samen fden.
3wii6en Dir une mir fol- etpa
fieb' unc Sreue felt teiteben.
.6inter Old Mill ib MID fbleiden,
Q1enn Sein ihbner @eift entfliebet.
6inter Ttr fam i'd ni@t bleiten.
sfur bel Dir mir 5reute blabet.
eten Old ipll man mid betten;
Neten Or MIR fino' t1 &uf,
9rnm erhSre meine 0itte. 4
Gag mir @e9enliete III.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-02
,Sntcreiiantcr Seitraa anr bentIdjen 6rammatif

Sic ncun YrarrTtirnen, rrr, itsr, an, auf,
in, mnter, 5miihen, finter, neben, resie=
ren tefanntlih auf bic Srase nc? heu Satip,
uno auf Die Tra9e mrbin? tsn Neeuiatir.
Naditetcnce 2teteserfldruna tntbGlt, INT bas
4raftiide nit Dem Nnsenefmen At rcrtineen,
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beren 2lnirenruna