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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-19

49, ---J ~
from. Songs with Preludes," by Jean IngS
lew; in press by Roberts Brothers, Boston,
The racing river leaped and sang, -s r
- Full blithely IN the perfect weather,
~ All round the mountain echoes rang,
For blue and green were glad togetner'
This rained out light FROM every part,
-. And that with songs of joy was tnriiiins'
But in the hollow of my heart au,.o
B. There ached place that wanted hilins
So BEFORE tie road and river meet,
sss1.~, nd steppinpsto are wet ana gisten'
heard q sound Of laughter sweet, "
pr III And paused to Ike it, AID 70 hsten. VI
49, r heard the chanting waters flow,
The cuslats note. the bees low hummmg-
Then turned the hedge and did not know
e , 9 How could If-tnat my time was coming
A girl upon the highest stons,
Half doubtful of the deed, was standing,
30 far the shallow food had flown,
Beyond the 'customed leap OF landing
She knew not any need of me,
Yet me she waited all unweeting;
Wethought not had crossed the sea,
And half the sphere to give her meeung'
i waded ont her eyes met
" Fwished the mofne nts had been hours;
I took her in my arms and set
Her dainty feet among the MOWERS.
Her fellow maids in copse and lane
All still methinks hear them calling;
The winds soft whisper in the plain,
The cushat's co., the water falling
But now 1t is year ago,
And now possession crowns endeavor:
[ took her In my heart to grow, -s
And fill the hollow place forever.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-19
Foreteu EuteIEIrence.

The corner stone of the new Prot
testant church in Paris, was laid on Sat
urday. a.
The Russian Government has sold the
St. Petersburgh 81 Moscow Railroad to
Barring Bros g. Holinkger.
During the recent prevalence of The
cholera in Buenos Ayres, sixteen thousand
persons died of the disease. 1t has now
disappeared.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch states that the
note on the condition of Ireland, purport-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-19
The south.

Jacob Barker the broken banker, was
recently beaten in the street in New Or
leans with brickbat in the hands OF an
Irishwoman who had her money deposited
in his bank
A party of one hundred filibusters,
among them some half dozen deserters
from the United States army, have left
New Orleans within day or two, destined
for Mexico.
The army worm is reported to be devas-
tating the cotton fields in Mississippi, and
threatens the entire destruction OF the
crop on lands that were overfowed during
the spring freshets.
The parties in the New Orleans defalca-
ton case have been convicted. The amount
involved was 1900, 900, one-half of which
has been secured by the Government from
the assets of the defaulters. end3F4+
A directory recently published in Rich
mond gives in its local history of the city
the singular and significant fact that 1868
houses in the city are owned by negroes,
all of which were acquired while slavery
existed; and no instance has occurred
since the termination of the war of any
negro purchasing or acquiring ownership
Of house
The Richmond newspapers are constant
ly dying out. Too many papers were
published there for SO small city. A short
time ago the Richm ond Times was merged
into the Enquirer, and now the Enquirer is
merged into the Examiner. This new
paper, with the Wing and the Dispatch
three dailies-are now all that are left Of
seven or eight papers published in Rich
mond not long ago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-19
The West.

On the 18th, the Theatre Comlque, oil
St. Louis, was destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000.
The night express on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad, going west on
the 10th, met with an accident near Green
River Station. The sleeping car and
coach forward of it were thrown down an
embankment twelve feet high. Both
coaches turned over twice, and were badly
smashed. There was one child killed, and
about fifteen persons injured, most of them
seriously. ~
A collision occurred on the night of the
nth, near Gardner, station on the Chi
cago and St. Louis Railroad, between a
passenger and freight train, the latter
being off its time. Frank Wilkins, Eng
lsh Consul at Chicago, and a brakeman,
were instantly killed, and some eight or
ten more badly hurt, two of whom have
since died. The baggage and express cars
were consumed by fire, and the United
States Express Company has since paid to
the First National Bank of Springfield
$4,000, in payment for funds destroyed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-19
Selected Misefllai'u.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.

No NOTICE taken of anonymous COMMUNICATIONS.
,f,nnacrtnts should be written one side only.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-19

The next morning we started early, in
tent on the wholesale slaughter of par
tridges; and on this occasion Fred hurt
bis hand so severely as to incapacitate him
from joining our future expeditions; in
fact, every possible combination of circum.
stances favorable to my advancement in
the good graces of Mr. Merrick seemed to
surround me. To say what an effort it re-
quired to submit cheerfully to his perpetu-
al presence would be impossible. He ap-
peared, after little, to regard my contin-
ual companlonship as matter of course /;
and so well had acted my part that the
man actually believed / enjoyed his socie-
ty. Presuming, therefore, on nay estab-
lished popularity, ventured casually, on
an occasion that appeared favorable to in
troduce the subject of his niece into one of
our Conversations arms afgsg.r.fGU
"Ahl" said he, and his face grew hard
instantly, Bella requires to be watched
closely. She is so honest and noble mind
ed herself that she cannot understand the
mercenary designs of the butterflies that
fiutter about her. But | never lose sight
OF her; am always there to ward off art
full attentions, and keep would be suitors
at bay. l am always there, and / shall be
always there; but" he added, changing
nus tone, which lad been growing excited,
IL Is well we are free from such intruders
at present. have never seen so little of
my niece as during your visit. You have
made me forget myself and her; but then
1t is only7once in lifetime that one NAV
meet SO congenial spirit as yours; and.
as for Frederick, Bella knows-and he
would not dare noo. He stopped with a
growl. :
Mr.. Merrick was then aware of CLAY
tons secret engagement. This accounted
for what had already somewhat puzzled
me-his apparent Indifference to the young
and fascinating lawyers constant tete-a-t ete
with his niece; but his marked emphasis
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-19

from, Songs with Preludes," BY Jean lng'
lew in press by Roberts Brothers, Boston,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
2n ben gJlemofreu St8 GatGu8

ltsferu unfere 8sGfelft&tter Der tssten Sage wics
Der fer rei4tias 8sltrags. Sn gtsp 9ctf Bat etn
gent7sr Sting ieire 3stisbts, Elm ebtmali8e5 Seaners
nrae9en, NIT nal5er er tn ptIler CSC lsbte, i'm
Bette eri@cTen, unb f4 conn feIba cine &n8sl
oura Den 9opf seiagt. Sing Ipor BON gutter ga.
Mile, rninirte f1 ofer nura isin rtri4nenoeEii@e8
es6en, nno mar suleBt ni@t us9r i'm 9Eanhe, feline
SaeAnpna tim &oR9auIe 8a be8a9Ien. 9tstse uno
@srBretFau8 f9etuen tin gu her sr&bli9sn &9ot
8~strte6en az gaben.
Sn G9tcagO erarrftEte elm erR fir5lta Bon
Gsntf2Ianb eiusepanpsrtss WtabAen ietn nsnse'
Soreness Sinh. Sn herielfsn Gtabt ts8in8 Elm
junger SauBens9ts Elm f5dnbttde8 Gertrr3en an
stnet' III lanlnt8en iuustn @t&easn unb Gin 8rou'
~taarissr g4arfs mt6brauate Gin reuniabsi8ss
Sinh. Gis f5nntsn bas &apttet fOrtiebeu unb ems
pSrenbe gin5el9eiten mittbettsn, trenn mir nidt
rofBten, oa6 uniere 2tisr an l0I9sn GsIAiate", Bic
Dss 9leni9beit unb benz Sabr5unoert sur 5Ganse
ssreidsn, e6enio speniS 6reube eateu rte mir. Dts
Gpursn aeB 9ris8es unb ietner uot9rsnbiBsn Ses
rncraIiiatton Enb leiner ned lan8e utbt serlriIbt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
Or. OeDr9 Sernner's
s. etIenDe s 0lbe,

III Elm ,5%eilmittel, peI4ea ~qswRnfBt nnO esIu9t pprben iR.
70 iSn8e as IS aerjte unb aFCt6efcn 0Gb.
gs Aieht feline g3unten pter @eSapIre, md SautorsSfIao,
ceer @ntsfnrunRen ris Met nit tiefer Salte qebeilt werben,
penn nr Der Settenbe nrG i'm 9ereit menfbli5er 6iIfe i'll,
DeeF Die GaIee Bet 8eiten Gs5raubt tpirb. 5000 GerIpnen
iiRp. nit fieier GGlbe gehetlt wOrbeu, msbrentbeil5 GQl6e, be
rem Ssteen ron anteren 0srSten fir ~nntsiibar erf(art purbsr,
ale Wetbe @ei6rulfF, 5npdherfraf, tebermadTunq ter @ez
lsrte, SanGGe una GHtfsItung res ~9}dfgrates, S6pens,
E0bnhiln9 Ger @lterer. Gbeunlattsmus, Geural9ia, Grtfpelas.
@GeFldb, 9rup9ufen, GtrOfsln, 0irGuurm, GaiSfuG, CTe=
ne Veine pter Sever Sure. 8tnBertpuruI, 6iFnerauaen an GG=
sen, ~@rt8rtrb; fir gnt5Hnbuna Der 2eb:r. Der 2nnqe, her
Jiteren, Der Ir8en, Ger S6ren, tet 6artbGrigfett hp bic Sb=
ret ansiahfeit. Arathnle tno Gu6lidte uerpen ptebsr 1sra=
De, tpent fe nU9 i'm ju8eupIt3en sitter inN.
Grttbe S8rAteH t0Erctr in ur3IQubli1 furser Belt eebeiIt,
rGmlt@ Gpl&e. tie furb l6auen Gteten pter ehie5en Der,
nfIadt iInb DeinbrGde, @arquetfHuna, 0errenfana, erfro=
rtre 0iteter uD granbwunten. 9ieIe ale t8nuen 9ebeilt
rereen er &c enidn9t ta eitern, Sic 6eilen aud fann nC5
sab, pEnn Der Srauo poer N}ortUTcatipn Ihpn angefangen
bate. G9e Scenario ben f~urdtbaren @prfbtaa einGebt, Elm
@Iteo %obBebnen III ldIGn, prDbire man 6ieis Sal6e, uub man
rir0 n fnr8sr Belt ieber, bab ie BELT, ras p6ne fe Mtdtge=
btilt tperpsn fam. gGean Elm 9gin6rud MD I~eben&ias Ser.
5rtpnn8 nit tenn S6rper Eat, burb tte Stern unb gterpen,
10 mus ct aud betlen, tpena auS Ter RnUden auf Ste Iflirlu1=
ie Gtt Sernotnnt 1T. 9ies lit b~nldn9li3 beuteien, i'd Babe
Stele iolae 6dlie iei6t Ge6eut, In fer furser Belt.
5scs lPr8falttge 8antiIte fDIte etefe Salbe I'M 6Gus baten.
G8snn n69ere gR6tunft aewHnibt ptrb, 70 menbe man i5
an rem lntsr'stdnetsn, bei9reibe has 81 betlenHe llebeI UNI
f9tfe cine 8Di3rnarfe.
9teis SaI5e ptrp aQejn ~eerfsrti8t YDn
Or. Gecrg @suner,
Sfice benin GiIsn6aGn DEPOT. Stf1n, Gbtp.
8ret8 1 Gclar. 80 Gents 9}orsp.
Nat IS. '67. 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

&c, fa ouf Die 9arfe gu retten, s9e has Oa9rBeu8
fortsetrteten ruree nnS p5nt8 %psrinnf. 9tste
~iprgngen in ha3 Wafsr NIB rettet:n a5 bur@
Guuinnten. Ser gaptt3n u,eint, eS issen ui6t
ms9r aE8 4 oosr 5 QsrIonm unfssfonnatsn, ba a6er
Die 2iitsn nit Rem G55tffe ~perlpren gin8en, 10 riro
Die pirfLi4s 3a9l Der llmsefenmenen tpO9l fBper'
lid eSmittsIt iperben. Cine Grar, Die anf Gem
8pGts tlic6, iDurhs sersttet. sic Eanb tt3 am
Sim in MafTsr unD bisI f9 am 9ilOtsnbauis anf
hpna GstuYF,Sothp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

J(eOelllGtlD III UgrtGufgn.
10 Idsr hes bsfea Gebsnlantes in bsr Rdbe Uon Sanbus-
y attp, o., an Der 5trabs, / N2eile poa Der fatbstii5sn Sir
dc nnS an bic Qap ~gren5enb, I'm beften @ultursuaanoe, 70 sa6
ss eieies SrtEiatr nod tepTan5t tusrbsa fam, pirp uater BEN
bilisaea 8sota8un8ea s~srfagft.
u. 9. 9srafht,
Vptn ~ ss,-p@ Gan0astg Sitp, 81,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

ben Itten5frp9en 8tntfaen i'm @ietu ni4t ans,
so la6t stn DeutiBer in g}etr DyLsan8 IN Der oers
n0sutf9en 3situus1 lsins DutR 6ur8 ibBns
Jfnttts!psrie RsFannt nIaaen, BEN relheu rir BIER
ol5 Wrcten 5rst folben iafien pp1sn:
.GerYaIatDurf, 8lutwurt. 2sber.
.3Bart Opln eds uHb sUilhen g6er,
Nisturrit, Gratwrris . iii me 8raGf,
&ann tie @9rtfian Springer madt.
OHM unb fdtdnf, tatsi Elm 3aier -
t5adt ftr Striftnn npdb beuer,
lenft8 pe her SetfsndeGer
Spbanu lnp pfeft ieuie Qisttr)
q einen 0urhbret. = gietet fell,
gu Ger Neui&sett @pIl aGP 9sil."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

Dn8 @ampftoot Goup. @fatf;p rerfttg
Ct Souls am GpnntritaR Dict8sa nit etner f9pes
rel 2asuna 0raGt unb 200 g3eaierung8ortsiteln.
8e8 Boot 6atts fS sann1 pen ieinenl QnferplaRs
)euli:rnt, aI6 IS IN UeI8e Bat 81 iAlreren 2abui8
4aiaBiere brSn8ten Fa MN no& Der GeitI, ipetgs
her 8atfe am na69fen lag, iaDuy9 perlor bas
Ua5rseus aGs8 gIs!G8epi8t, has @aTsr frSmte
rii s4sr M@4t 8etein unp MIR sEHss 2In3aBt selan3
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

l. SapitaI unb UcberImu5 ........... 1886, 900
tpppt9sFarii9 8sF3srt amf Gieosapes Gigsntbaaa.
2. Bettere 8eranttucrtliaGe tt Ger @toaa
P0!osrs 500, 600
Gts benti*s gsfeuf8aft, s~egran6st 8ssrsar 6. 1853 Cub
antoEttsrt eGu5 Sss @siss hss StGatss S4p - ssrh5sr. &C..
gen 8srlaf BURG 5sasr:
Oeba1oe, 8aareu u!lb perfGnIi9eg GtgentgaHs
i'm STATE Gbio.
9ie FpsBtt4ea @srF9sran8s gsbineun9es fab ben gy.rFae.
Fttt8S=urtanNsn, t0e!9s n csHtIger Hua ta3ttigsr SpraSs
t~as8sfsrtiQs tosrbets, t~stSsRradt.
2ireftOrca Ger geisaIhaft:
Or. gern. g2epsr, @einri5 Dstturst, a7vLf 8ettbsrs,
81 gHnfSt, SaeO6 g}aaer, seee9 g?a9sr,
tOba SSagEer, Setter Setteiba1, Or. go, S66sr.
8eaMte:
ts0ttRsttbssa, ssraI. SasOb nagsr, 3iespsSi.
SoeOb 0hller, Sefretar gnb G9asmetEsr.
&u8DGttiae ~g!Geateu, rcip. GorrcIgoaoeaten.
fremont: g. @tlntsr, Gldtcre: s3tliam guIsutasss.
Bellevue: s s. &iisHtsts 5rrpa SogE Gdt.nibt
JipnrGEotus: u 5tpTL 8eumiaiUn: &. t6aienfgs
tfrQB: & 6tus
EHRn: &8 Gni3 Upper S1nSusFg: 8. S5afsr.
RaGTGpa Setter 2netAs GiBsryool: Saul g9ea
Santgu: SSobn g(ater 42tlan g 3eannsr
5iuDlGn: JRbn 02stieI ~S3AegguB: "a S~}gdugaaa
9p1HastPpU: 6 Gstter GgrDa!f: SO Gabr
Snntati9: g Graab graalta;+ W2t3asI g8s5ss
glprfa Soda S6ri3 sGqrrsn: @. s.. SuGe
5G.iQn: u. Sc}1eiSec GDEorta: 2i. 3tn3feep.
Ct. G}atE9: NB. Seeming GeebletGlpu: 6. Ua3marg
Sulpbar Sprtr3: ;. 9esbp NdlstsburB 8egj. Spbu
i2arfOu: SO. Sreter GapGfGEetG: GG. 9uubr3g
epui5 @pGemf n: &utante gDripnlE: q. fefqet
Deiptgs: 80. Sing Ggeinsber7 : 8. 8srtsr
0sfants 8. 81. 8lrd9nsr 9tetoara, &tdiuq CO.: So. gtos
eaucatsr @brtRian 2ors, 6areD: 6. 6are
&. 6rirner 0arat @lfrten: &. PimEods
5Gnal gult9r: $50. Sch, fen. Gelarars: & Qte6erpgrfer
2anal Dover: 81. Wacnta8 Sipbe.er &&b. Sta6l
5~asptaqtoa: &. g2aper gagaleDu: So, ggapt6
8remea: 6 g 12eslea giaiprtna: .SObn Q8erlss
e. 0iuer 2iaaa SGsru1eytr
2cutspi1e: 8riee. @tabI.
Gircleoiils, claus Gtemon, 9arespiue, &. 6. 8poeI
Stsl09, 9. 9. Slaou. Ban gjHrea, Seiep6 0Etsimer.
9'eiiea0c QgcItea
% Gn5mann, ...
csrs4rrr "a toE .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
GO0Dingar, Gorn Il. SO.

SO. 8, Melt Gtete GttaBe, hfn 2taterican SosGl
8egeniifer.
Gi:ielten mohen i6ren 3rsunoen nnt het geebrten teut=
iaen ~45rbltfuU I~bertaupt bic e~rge6sne aujei4e, ta6 tie i6r
9aaarsnla8er teesGtsnp ~pet8r6Eert b&bsr unp lett ale S0rten
ron
nretaQeueR Ht'o bDisermsn GGreen,
na1 Rem iHGn1en MuFern unh Won ellen 9uaLitGteu, bsfir.
big an 6anp tObsn. 9ieielben erIuden tbre 2~aabslsate, tei
s~tpai9en gorfpmlnniTen. 8~efiutot bel ibaen pprsuipre5en;
ba mir ibnen Die aufrt9tiqe Gerftaerung gebea, fe fp f5nel
unp tiuia gu bgoitnen, ME feline anbere 8irnd in Der Stabt.
BeYpnbere GQr0falt uereeu mir barauf petuentsn, ne6en
unisrm neueu 2eideura8sn INNER bs beisen autfbsn fir
Petbeube3iuDniIe gu ltefern.
april q. Int Flu It -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
MUTOrDerun04

Talenttn Waltter, fsiner Grpfsifcn elm .Slfer.
m:lt9sr Dor etntGen Sabren nabe columbus, Sbiu, Upbnte
wtrp Won Gem nnterSetdbnsten 8ebeten, Natridt ,u ert6silen
Es9een Da9nitea.8 sr9dltntfen inter hsr aersfe: GQuraS
g8altger, 'S0snstOpa, Cambria GOun'p, Ga.
Spnrab @altbsr.
5. SHniE7-.2 81 En- n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

9liufrnttonen in @Dt;fIritt urb einsnl Tebr id5nen eplprir.
ten Gitelbiibs. G'rDb GaartO, franrO per gOt MIR 50 Gents.
GO. s.. S6ap6aIb,
Gouttbatts, Cincinnati, 8.
Ole gepfnrlffe ter srirnfen fir 1853 if lem lRalenssr
6etaenrrdt. gubsr hisTem ifn9 III BADEN: Quits 8ottsfa=
leufer so ots SpiHntgGe so @ts., Gen ert8FalenEer 65Gts,
NteriB's tRa!enter b5 Sta, @meifcntaleaper 40 Gts., guez
riEaniasr @slfsfalshber % Gts, ,s,
Ilr teDe6 OQll8 utgO eDeU0miIte!
Sd e,laate mir metne 8retnpe urp ~eanbaleute sut Cub
%IeripttOa anf he na69IOl8snbsn iG5nsn anb 8~eoie8susu 3sit,
i4riften ein8ula6en:
Sic SAaGrtrte 0e!t fir 1867,
lister 5a6r9an9 in 10 6eften, a~nseeFattet NIT pOrsdalibsu
6UlSfdntttEn, nstf etnem prattopLen 9roGen Sta6itidl.:
IS . Ill merfrtiGe,A gemGlt pn -. Btrt5t aelUGsn UUn
q. gsger, al3 gramie. @rei8 tes Sa6rgaugs Eur So, 90.
Su SD1u(e.
@efatAtsn rEb 8tISer sur tTntsr9altun1 - Ser SaGraaug
opn 10 Soften nebit elmer praItgpIen Stabfidt= GrGmie
Der 4ai9ieS," 8emaIt pUn q. &i2entaab, 8eit04en ppH 8
M3taaeita, Sant 4sreiie Won MIR $2,25.
Exeber Snub uuo syteer.
&Naenteins SIaftrtrts 9stan8, Fsrans8e8eben pgn 3. SO.
5Gdlancer. S&3rIt3 II 6efte CROP =3olto nit iebr sablrei.
@en 5lu1raupGsa. Der jabraen8 $500
3te Gi2sss
3purnal FIR Spilttte rnb 6aaDaraett. SS&hrli5 "a Turn=
rtsrn 6QItO nil pieLe Mace5et3naa8sa 1t. I 10. Der 9agr=
Ste GgcbeapeGt.
S0rfrirte 9stnn8 fir &oilstte mo 6aatarteiten. nit so5ls
redeem abbilpnn8en Won 02Dpen uno .J6anpar6eitea, sdnttts
mgtetn etc. Ser SaArsau8 gCt ri 9tHntrnsFa $2,25.
&12E &SGSaC.
9UuErtrts Gauen= 2ettnng. g2it ieb: s35Irei5en @6bilHun=
qel ron GRoten, n~etbli5en 6arterteitgr, GbntttInuiefn IL.
|. 10. Ser 3ahr0anq rpa rs glarnntsca 8rpb 60ltp 1925,
observation-disclosures
,ablretten I2uaers uno M}creblatteru Guo Gol3ibuitt=
SluitratiQuen im Gert. S4Grti3 "a gnaruern Sut 8rgiie
ggn 81 rs.
gu6er tieTsn ar8efatrten 9OnrnaIen, f5nnsn ale lit 0eatf@s
eriaeinenpen 3ciitriTtsn bt7@ milo itneiI nnb 6iaig
rer9ea.. 23 Die befarutften rub perbrettertsn TN.
isr bisien 9eitf6rifteu. bete I'D 6sreor Ste ~9etp58sr Oars
tenlasbe. las 9gugrirte Gauiilieu SourR-t. Sanpran,a.
unb Fsrr, @aGeiul, Gr6eiterun8en. 9ausbIatter, 9res
a., 8ub fir gQe, Uu3 Ser &0elt. a9eEerrann's I2Qnatss
europa, @atar, Iniere 3eig, O1dn9Rer 6Ite8snDe 0lat'
see, SIanterapatfb, Oprftorbter, 4steruiann's aeagrarBtfte
lRittbeilpnaen. @lD5N8, G}epslbbaQe. polpte5niites 9Ournal,
pplgtednif4es GentraItlatt, gurppai fte 4ipbe5eitana fur
Serrenfleteerrtader 1t |. 10.
Sd errarts ;ablrei1e 8eFeIHngen rnb perfpre8s bieieI6ea
nit ~BeUQbnler 4gnftli9fst au8Bnfa6ren.
9bi(irp 6. S6eptnlb,
spn Gbep6aIb un6 &~6eurfauf, 9u9s un6 Sunf=
9aHp!HG8, GQattbag5 Gebiaee, Cincinnati. .
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NortbeiLGafte OeIe0enh9Ifs

eiBBrrt5tete
GttD 81 & Ceeref,
nsHf Gtpre In Goabusfp Gitp. Oslo, sn ~gsrfnuFen. Gas
&arpt8,baute iie8t on siasr Ger btfcn geiaaftgFraGen Ter
Giaft. 1T GtpapelE t09, q 8ub 8ycnt une IS 8as lana
nHb ~gollttdnfi9 sirGsri&tft. Ole gSdsrsi int Sofs III gpn
8aalsinen aeoGt. nit Ter befea Grader g2afdins tuo OIL
len eabr nttbtasn @Htter8 fC9ts aI!en1 gum 8&dergefdjaft
Ge5ortnosn @si9tFr r%erisbsn. allie gebauIi5fettsn Tnb np9
ueu. gut sim8sri&tet une nit 5Ul5f9uppen unp Stalluna YER.
ie5en.
9te Gstin8un8sn fnS 70 Isidt, tas faF Der ttnbemittslHe
GduieH werfe" fam. 2&e8en glG9ereut penee man I5 an
s, q. Gerualbt,
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(Ste8el.)
Sin Seic0lnf,
Ia 8e5us aaf cine 8srbeftruus Der GonRituticn fiji
bic Na8ee6nun8 hs8 GtimutrtWte8.

Ia 8eBus aaf cine 8erbeTtruns Der Contribution fit
bic 2la8ee6nunB be8 Gtimrre1ie8.
8e3dIpfTen Hon ter @eneraI=8frfammI unQ
be8 Staotes Sbip, (inter Dreifanftel fsr fir tscss
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Tern ttefss Staatej gpr6e'6laGen merle rrb hermit Yprae=
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tHtion hteie3 Stonte8 a~b5ufhmmen, ndnlt9 Seter ntinuIi=
@e 0drQer Ger Getetai8ten Gtanten. Der Elm unb soan5io
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in fem GQurtY, tem Soipnibip OHsr tr g8oso, rprin ct
upiut, ~ lanae 9ett, as fas g'eisB pDribrsi6t, aniibi4 as=
weisn 1T, nit NuSHahHe fplGer Getipnen, bic sur 1iuteriti=
sung irgenp elmer 1uiurrection 0tev glebeliGn ge6en rfe Ger
ejnt8ten etaaten QRafen aetra8en Haten, peer, I'm fp ees
2tebur9 1T ben MitttGrbienit ter'elbsa Su e~nBie6en, ans Is
en- &GpbuplGten entdoben ftnt, Deer aus Ger Qrnee peer Der
6lotts tr bsio8tsa 0~ie8fsran8 in Srte8s8ejten bsiertirt fiub,
nub hitt fp8ter nit @brsti aus rem 9isnfe entidjeu poi nen
limb, bic GuaIifcationer zines Gtintnt8ebers (GIectDgs) 6ds
BEN uap tsrs&r9t ieu fpQ, bel allen gGablen 81 hinnaen.
CD. 2l. Barrett,
Spre9tr les observation-disclosures.
Quprer IS. 0te&5prnep,
4rditoent fes Genats.
gn8enDnnten, S. nfril 1857.
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tqpVtbsFarf3 8st@srt aaf GeoeaHes Gt9sntbuas.
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Der 2eip3,8er
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5LpFrntionen in G0t;fhritt urb einsm Ie6r IaBneu eplprir.
ten &itelbtlns, @rO6 GaartV, frarrO per qVf nHr 35 Gents.
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5oule SeriiGerung9=O eieuI6aft,
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gplefn rsrbsn entpeeer nGp benz &etseu : rSer G9eldasae-gtaa nab
amar auf trgeub eWe Belt BBa ntAt ae5r ais flint catsen ~auSseeeGt.
ST. etnera gltRfe HlFbaa nkt retr ns 5000 serf5ert na G!8fatbut1,
ERbpn fur@ TIN gerer ntebr as $1,000 Dert9 ;erR5rt rertea f5gttc.
Giefe G0ntp1grte perf&ert se8en 8tfadpt8Gh9 Dbr GatsanouEs bar&
Ben 8i5. Die 8trettsttn fe9sn ue9r tarauf, fGcrf ais GuS8e5etrtt
Gtf6dftt III tbuu, ia bhs cme before @1renttt FIR bt g2rtbauer ub
ben saolt4en. grfpis a.: Gt babeg ca F&- sgr gfssa asraat, sue
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-19
Inauguration Of Turner Hail.

The German Turner's of this city had big day
on Monday on the occasion of inaugurating their
new hall. This hall, as our readers have already
been advised, is the old Washington Hall build.
ing enlarged by the addition of lower story,
gallery Offices, room for gymnastic exercises, Sc.
The exercises consisted in the reception at the
hail. at one o'clock p NJ, Of invited guests These
were the Peru and Pontiac Turnvereins, and
delegates from the Mendoza and other societies.
The guests were treated to refreshments; after
which,
At2o'clock p. NJ, the procession was organized,
consisting OF tho Ottawa and the other Turnyer.
ems named, the Ottawa Liedertafsl, the Ottawa
German Benevolent Society, and such other in
vited guests chose to fall in"-snd, led by
Denhard's band, marched through the principal
streets, presenting, in their becoming uniforms,
very attractive appearance.
Returning to the Hall, the assemblage was
addressed, in an able and effective speech, by Mr.
FRANZ ARNOLD Of Chicago. This closed the
proceedings of the afternoon.
In the evening grand ball was given in the
main audience room, which was attended not
only by the Germans generally Of the city but BY
large sprinkling Of the youth and beauty" Of
the native population. As we never dance, we
could only look on and have our enjoyment BY
seeing how much others seemed to enjoy them
selves, but we got even" when supper was an
nounced. This was indeed splendid affair."
it was something in reference to which our Ger
man friends had exerted themselves, and their
success was brilliant We have never seen that
supper equalled in Ottawa. We left at the ap-
proach Of the "wee sina' hours" but from the
hilarity that seemed to prevail, suspect the
festivities were kept up to good deal later hour.