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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

r Mr.. EDITOR IL notice with favor that
:, proposition has been mooved, to awaken
the inhabitants Of the valley of the La.
noble River to the suggested rail road ex-
tension from Portland via St. Johnsburv
to Lake Champlain; and believing the
present time to be the most favorable that
may occur, even in the pres ent century
although my uge and iufrmaties, deprive
me from any active part in the premises.
| feel deep interest in the future pros
perity of the country. Having many
years since been employed as Road Com
missioner and Surveyor, in looking up
leading and feasible road from Georgia.
through the Lamoille Valley to Hardwick,
| then thought, and still think it passa-
BILE route for railroad. | know of no
portion of it that would require great out
lays in blasting or excavating. even to a
1.-THE of what has been required on rail
roads on which have travelled. 1t might
require number Of bridges, hut those
not expensive, and required where they
would be least exposed to freshets. AS
to grades, presume no part of it from
the Great Falls in Fairfax to Hardwick,
will be forty feet to the mile, and much o.
it would be but triaing.
AS to the important benefits to the peo- I
pie. there is not an individual land owner
within the borders of the Valley who
would Lot be benefited, even by an out s
lay OF fifty, one hundred, or Que thousand
dollars, without ever expecting to receive '
'ne cent from dividends. and his prope ty '
would be advanced in value to double his
outlay. aside from the increase in value Of
ais produce. o
As to that part of the route from Hard. Q
wick to St. Jchusbury, am not familiar,
'ut from the report of the Engineer en- A
'loyed by government some years since to
urvey canal route from Connecticut 81
River to Lake Chamrlain through the val e.
ey of the Lamolle think the route fla q
'orable. While that engineer was quar- r.
cred at my house, the engineer who sur
eyed the route on Onion River, met him
md compared notes. and it was found u
hat the summit on II Montpelier route .
vas Git my memory serves me) about one II
hundred and fifty feet higher than the nor
hern route Those surveys and reports. CT
resume. are in their proper place At Wash. q
ngton. and copies could be obtained wi h lie
title expense. Hon. T.. P. Poland would II
C suitable person to apply to for them, b.
nd he also. might take some interest in VI
he premises. and if 30. would render iu. IN
ortant services in the proposed underta. ~
ing and hope the people of the severel
OWNS on the route will avail. without dc.
~ this opportunity to raise by subscript @
~, sum sufficient to procure the servi- tn
Is Of competent engineer to survey the tn
'ute, which is the first step to its accom- de
lishlnent. ~ In
l hastily make these remarks hoping Vi
'me one more competent will engage in an
aud further its progress. and encourage alb
I'D forter its undertaking. acl
f'# THOMAS WATERMAN. boz
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
Free 20 Everyboal

A Large 0 PIP. Circular. giving l ls@
the greatest importance 10 lue''''
sexes. .,s
1t teaches how the homely may N
ful. the despised respected anu
loved. ,,,l
No young lady or gentleman ~, 'g
send their address, and receive wy
by return mail. .g
guaR Address r. .. Draw,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

A Union Republican State Convention will be
holden at MONTPELIER. on THURSDAY
the THIRTIETH DAY OF MAY, 1867. Al
II o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
and Treasurer, to be supported at the Annual
State Election in September next.
The State Committee having teen instructed
to call this as Delegate Convention. have fixed
upon the following basis of representation one
delegare for each town and one additional for
every One Hundred and Fifty Votes cast for Paul
Dillingham; at the last State Election.
Delegates or their substitutes should provide
themselves with credentials, signed by the Sec
retaries of their respective primary meetings.
The apportionment will therefore be accor-
ding to the subjoined table.
BURNAM MARTIN,
DUDLEY q. DENNIsoN,
HENRY CLARK, Union
JOSEPH POLAND, State
ASA II CAM, Comm.
GEO. II. BIGELow,
e. NJ. STONE,
Montpelier, May l. 1867.
Appointment OF Delegates-Total SOL.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

CHANGE OF TIMr.-The Spring arrange.
ment Of the Vt. Gen. r. r. commenced on
Monday The notice of this change not
reaching us until the outside of our sheet
was printed. we have duplicated the iver-
tisement this week. The correct time ia.
Bile, therefore. will be found on the inside.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
..wHAT WILL MONTPELIER DO ~,

Under this head the Argus inquiries
what Montpelier will! do about building
the R. r from there to St Johnsbury-
and suggests that unless the capital comes
up promptly, the Road will 60 through the
Lamoille Valley.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
ARGUS AND PATRIOT.

We find this paper on our list Of ex.
changes, and have regularly sent the
Newsdealer; but have not seen a copy Of
that paper among our exchanges since
we took our seat" will the Argus ex-
plain9 ~ r. laie
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

CD We are surprised to See ,Ia
wearing shoes with ragged hole, !
toes-wasting their parents NOM,
endapgering their health, when |o, |
more. shoes with copper Tips Or AL
and beautiful silver Tips, can /,
which never wear out at the to.. i
preventing those two serious evils
Post.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

BEARIsH.--J. e. French found an old
bear, in his sugar place, last Sabbath.
dead. The deceased was very much cma.
ciated and his, or her teeth gone-and
had apparently died of starvation or old
age, or from both causes combined Our
informant, l. Q. Nichols. says, in good
condition, the bear would have been a
very large one.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
Citizens Of Lrmoilie, awake !

C'tissns Of Lrmoille, awake I
The time is now to put forth your ut.
most effort, il it be possible. to have the
proposed railroad from Portland to con.
meet with the Vt Central, at some point,
pass through the LamOille Valley. No
great enterprise ever succeeded without
corresponding effort. Should not meet
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

FIRE.-lwo barns on the farm owned
by 0. G. Tinker, and occupied by his
brother o. NJ. Tinker, of this town, were
entirely consumed, last Monday about
noon. together with about tons of that
very scarce article, hay. Farming tools
&c. were saved. Little children playing
with matches. sat the fire.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
THE LATEST.
RICHMOND. Va. NJ


Another riot occurred 10 the lower Dor
t ton OF this city last night. The negroes
attempted to rescue drunken negro from
the police. Four policemen were badly
, beaten, and one severly injured.
A company of soldiers we're called out,
and captured eighteen Of the rioters.
Z. When this was going on. another diff.
hculty occurred in First Street, but it was
qnelled by the persuasion of a colorcd
journeyman.
To-day mounted soldiers patrol the
streets to keep order, and squads of pol
iceman were placed at all the churches in
view of threats Of negroes of force their
way in among the white people.
New York. May 10
Gold, 1876 80. S3O's, LOG 4. 5 2Os
of go. 1884 do. of '64. los IL; do.
of July Go los Is 10 4O's, 80 3.4c.
Senator Wilson arrived 10 Montgomery,
Ala, on Friday.
On his trip from Atlanta he addressed
several white audiences, when he was sew
erely catechised about several customs in
the North, hut was able to make suitable
replies to all questions.
RJcuMoND May 10.
Yesterday JEFF. Davis received large
number Of persons at his room, in the
Spottswood Hotel. aud his counsel had an
interview with him.
Among those in Richmond at the pres.
ent time. are Horace Greedy, Augustus
Shell aud General Jackman, who will of.
fer themselves as bail if the Court will
iiberate Davis.
1t is now stated positively that his trial
will not take place at the present term of
the US Count; but this fact will certain.
ly be developed in few days.
n CHICAGO, May IL.
A special dispatch to the Journal from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, dated to-day. says
that the steamer lie Claire passed down
The river to day bringing the news of the /,
destruction Of the steamer Miner by the !
Indians about 100 miles above Sioux :
Jity. The boat landing to take wood, +
ina while the crew were chopping wood, r
lbout 200 Indians surrounded and mass. /
'creed the whole parry and captured the q,
'oat' killing and scalpipg the men, women :;
'nd children. Only two men esoaped.- u
Inc Indians robbed the boat of all yaIua.
lies and then burnt her to the waters :,
dye. :
LONDON, May IL. n,
DC treaty which was signed yesterday n
y the members of the peace Congress has h,
cen ratified BY their respective govern. n
rents BY the terms OF the ct.lcment =,
he fortress Of Luxembourg is to be evacu- -
ted BY the Russians within month Z,
'om the date of the treaty. :,
- BERLIN, May IL. do
The French Cabinet has made satisfac. ne
ny explanations to Prussia in regard to III,
le recent warlikc preparations in France. s,e
New York. May ~ ~
!. special cable dispatch, dated yesterday an
lth, says notwithstanding the satisfac. no
~ solution Of the Luxembourg question IN
'ne treaty arrangement, fears are en-. OK,
r'aiend' aud generally expressed, that A.,
u has been only postponed by tho work ina
the diplomatists. Warlike prepara.
'ns are still actively carried on in Fran. mi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

O. Thousands have been changed by
the use Of Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide of
from from weak. sickly, suffering crea
lures, to strong, healthy and happy men
and women. aud iuvalids cannot reason.
ably hesitate to giveit trial. For Dye
pepsia and Debility it is a specific.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

WoLcorr. Nay Is.
Mn. EDITOR We have a rail road
committee in this town, appointed by the
town at a meeting held the FIRST Tuesday
In May. | herewith send you short
article on the subject, expressing our wish,
and that we are in favor Of having muss
convention, for you to publish. Hope you
will ascertain the feeling in other towns,
aud If practicable, have such a meeting
called. Our committee are r. +. Parker.
kev. Il. Hcrrick and L. P. Fairmap. II
there is any prospect. we are ready to
work. Respectfully yours.
Il. +. PARKER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
Montpelier. May II. 1867.

c. S. NoYEs. Esq, Dear SIR:
Will your people go iu for Rail Road
from Swanton, up the Missisquoi River,
through Montgomery. corner of Eden,
Hydepark. Morristown and Stowe to Wa.
terbury or Montpelier, to connect with the
Wells River Road j? This will give you
a Western. Southern and Eastern outlet
direct and the section through which it
will pass is one Of the best ia the State.
The grade will be good and the cheapest
made road in the State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

To ADvERTIsERs.-The circulation OF the
NEwsDEALEK is more than an average Of the pa
pers in Vermont, and Is steadily increasing. 1t
Is one of the best advertising mediums in the
State. See rates on first page.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15
STILL ANOTHER 4. r. PROJECT.

The following letter from an influential
citizen of Montpelier, addressed to c. s.
Noyes, Esq, of this village, will explain
itself
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

60 Do not forget Waits Concert at
johnson. tomorrow evening. gls
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-15

BIG CALVES Loren Tenney cf this
town has pair of eleven months old
calves which weigh 1914 lbs. Native
breed.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

lie mad Mufralien i~berseVepelt 1T uno
fi@ In elmer balbwilpen @e9enb Neuiee<
lambs nieperla1en bat prebt9t bort ben
Gtn9ebprenenL beren Sprade1 uro
Often er bereitS 1tupirt bat pas @bri<
ltentbum,
Ddnemart &ppenbaser1, "a. OFT.
-Eaufenb Staf bet IN Mmertta beitellz
ten @emtnatcn'f 9en 9interlaoun9s<
@ifeln fnp bier ansefommen.
Man perfauft in Der pariier Rez
fauratipnen, AUDI IN ben paf1a9e1 unp
Der umaebuns be6 Mar8felpes cine IL
tboerapbil&e 3ei&ung Golsenpes bar
1teuenp:
.Mapolepn III. NIT bdneenbeul >1i@t
friirte,1 @@nurrbart fiebt Dor elmer
Men9e bic ibm fprtpdbrenb 3uruft :
Greibeit ! Treibeit! Greibeit! 81 1T in
cine { } 9eratben. Mue pfurten 1no
ee(dlpGem ,1rr cine feline 1blr ftebt
often, unb er 1T chen i'm 8e9rife IN bteie
binetn3uttiren. Gs 1T tie Tbir--
su elmer Stride aber ppn Der Stride febt
1,ur bic @orbermauer> 9lei@ btnter oer
S@meqe 1T Elm tiefer Mb9runo. Die
llnter1drift lautet: u3wefte Grpeoiticn
na9 0pm."
Gbina bat auf fransSilden @erf<
ten 8 Dampfz &anpnenbppte belteut,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

81. 2puis> Is. Npo, : seymour
@ouuaire, elm an9eiebener Moypfat uub
fruberer Circuit ttorney, tpurbe oeitern
Mbe,o BON Siaae &utb> pptzGlert in
oer bfefi9en > 9eidpi1an unp
lebens9efdbrlt@ p%erpunpet. Gifer1u9t
>par bic Geranlanuns. Gpullaire rpar
port9e @o9e BON ieiner 6rau geri9tli9
9eidfeoen. &utb par 5aupt3eu9e i'm
S9eipun9spro;ei1e. 8eipeb atter 9etern
in Der pofzOf1cee inen @ortmedielnn UNI
0ouQaire brobte Der Rutb gu eri9teben
ipbalp er Jpn auf ber Strabe trefen
plrbe. Mbenps be9leitete @utb bic BON
ibrem Manne 9eldieoene Grau ms
9beater uno auf Dem 8e9e aus Dem
Ibeater be9e9nete GouQaite Gem pdrz
&en. @pullafre idob 3uert auf &utb
uno bic Ter er1pioerte pas Compliment
uno l9ob 1etner @esner in bic re6te
Seite ber 8ruf. Die &u9el blieb i'm
S9ulterblatt fteden. Nutb lberoab fl1
Der pol3ei. Die Nfaire erreet 9robes
Nufeben, neil beioe parteien on9elebe,1e
SteQun9en inre batten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

aetbptet. l1nterlteutenant de Guelen,
furdtlps pte letn S6wert uno ripalt1t<
renp NIT 1etnem 6reunne Guillemie, fel
ett1er Der 2eBten, Sc par balb 1e9s
l1br MbencS ais Der &f be9ann>aber
bic Na@t 1par punpeld6n, fetn 2Ift>
den bepeate has Qaub unp Der Mcrb
{9ten bell uno FLAIR anf bic berpil@e
@eene.
Tim a@t l1br >pare1 bie3euaper nod
i,mmer mutbi9 ant Tbpre tdmpfene> ais
IS auf etnmal 9e1dlp6en ,purps cine
erpbe Mn,abl @ptbbempe ibrem S@td>
}ale iiberlaGenp. Sie wurcen budftab<
lid in Stude sebauen. Die ermatteten
3puapen ;p9en ii& nun NIT tbre11 Ser
ipunceten uno @efan9enea na@ Mpnte
Massipre 3urid.
8alp rarauf 6fneten bic G%tnrobner
Mpnte 9itrcttts bic Gbpren, bic @artz
talpianer retirtrten bur9 baS ent9e9er1<
sefebte Gbpr nad Nerpla, tbre @ermur@
peten m%itnebmenp. Sie befiben jener
plab sur 3eit i9 pieie 3eflen fareibe.
Dies 1T aemtB cine @afentbat, Der faz
tbplilhen Sadie wIrotG unb miro bic
tleine Sdaar Der rSmfi9en Mrmee nit
uuterblf6er Gbre frHnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30
&urppdnbe Gprreippnbenj
fmr beu @anterer.
Il helm.

Sci cem berannabenpen @inter> 100
bic Gamilie 1i6 9ewSbnli9 I'M tiuen,
bdusliden &reiie erbplen pom ben 0tiz
ben unp StrapaBen neS Spmmers> 100
Der @rpepapa Rem Gnfel eradblt ppn
fribern> slidliden unp eemltbliden
3eiten >rp 9lei@lam Der meibe Eepptd
mie cine grterensfabne ale CUR Dub
lamteit unr @erlIbnun9 ernaabnt, ldeint
es auf pplitilden 0ebiete ntdt 10 gan;
frieclid uro 9emitblid aussu1eben.
Am %. Sftpber traf Der &atler
spn Sstsrrei9 Sdla9 prei llbr auf
rem 8abnbpfe IN paris Gin. Die serz
anltalteten Tetltdteiter gu Gbren ciele9
Mpnarben iouen 9rpbarti9 iein, 10 pab
Der &ail er ypn Sefterreid fi@ bemp9en
fatlt, ieinen Mufentbalt III paris UNI
ei1ise Gage ST perlan9er1.
Cine @eriammluns oer fatbplilden
9ierardie Srlancs 1T sltr @erbanplun9
wtdti9er Nn9ele9enbeiten na9 Dublin
einberufcn unp IS baben fid) {don etnz
0efunren: Der @arcinalzG rsbi1dpt bic
Grabil16fe ppn Ga0el u1p Guam uno
8 8ti9Sfe.
Danemarf.-B il9pf Mpnarp>
Der betanntlt@ nit fsiner oansen Gami@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

Brano auf Der Buffalo
Grlebabn.-Gin Grad3us auf bet
BuHalpz unc Grie Gtlenbabn, Der nit
rpbtm petroleum Don &rpdtpn nab
Sufalo belapen 1par, fling geltern Nadz
mftta9 2 ubr in per Ndbe bon Srpina
Tel1er. Dalelte serit1rte 81 Bag9pns,
cine Bride iber Stub Greet, unn u,,oez
fabr 600 TuB ceS 8abn9eleiies. paiz
ia9tere rno Tradt 1puroen nod in Der
Na9t dber ben Greet gebra9t unp Die
Sabn lol heute Mittaes mterer hersez
itellt iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30
Der 81. Batter befu6t bic

Der 81. Batter be1u9t bic
sefangenen @aribalbtaner:-
Der erbatene 6Grften9reis pius TX,
ber, pas eiierne Teti9feit &einbeit hes
Stnne6 uno @anpelS, Site unp 2iebe
anketuft letnes @lei@en ni&t bat, be-
iu@te AUDI bic eefan9er,et @aritalbiaz
1er. Sim 10. Dftpber eri9ien Ct in Der
GnaeleburA un1 Semen einen 8eia@
ab;utatten, he nur 3u bem3me6 in ben
&irdenitatt e%in9eorunsen &pare11, u>11 ben
papit 3u berauben unp auf Sob unp
2eben gu betrte9en, llnp was mpute ct
bel ben @efau9enen Sbnen sieuei9t
@prwlrfe MAIDEN Sbnm cine Strafz
prebist balten? Nein ras tbut oer ebr@
,pirpi9e papit ME. ST wpate nrr> na@
Der @eiiun9 1eines @teiiters, pe1en
Stelpertreter er it, beten fir Die, bic
i'm yerFudten ; pa6 that pius Neunte
in cer Gnselsburs. Der Correspondent
per upau MaI @a;ette" erSdblt iiber
rielen 8elud:
Die int Sort ct. An9elu unter9e<
bra9ten 0efan9enen empfn9en ben 81.
Nater 1dpeteeno uno fnieene; es mSeen
ibrer 200 9erpelen iein. Na@pem er ii@
I'M &reiie umseieben, iaste er: nSebt
auf Den, Der BON Gurem General Der
@ampyr Stalten6 9enannt miro. SD
bin Is, 9e9en ben Sbr @ue bic 8afen
ergrifen babt. limb pas iebt Sbr spr
Gu9? Ginen armeu alien Mann,"
Damn ipra@ ct, naber binantretenp> gu
Ginselnen per0efansenen: ~Du,Treunr>
bait Define S9ube Du Dein 9emo>Du
1einen Sod unc Du bort Detnen SUIT
yerlpren. 0ut! SD nil Gu9 aus
{tafiren nnp na6 @auie ldiden. Sur
mill i6 Gud ;uerit Bitten ais &atbpliz
fen, mir su 9iete 9eiiti9e grercitien an
;%ulteuen." Die @aritalpianer 1raren
Spu pieler Anipra&e titf bewe9t uno
ordnsten 1id ber;u> pas &reu; an pem
Saume pe5 papitli@en @ewances gu
fii]len, ais Der III. @ater ibnen ben e.
gen ertbetlte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

GleSelanc> 16. Npn.--@in bic
tiger pbctp9rapb> Na1nen5 0re9pry,
purce pieien Mpr9en in iei1em 3tm<
rler init ab9el9ntttener &eble uno mod
Gin UNCERTAINTIES Mdpden bel linn er@
ldpl1en 9efuncen. Der GprfaQ it nod
ratblelbaf.
GleYelanr> Is, Nps. SIS 9elpinnt
ben Nnidein> cob Gas Marden Siabelle
Mcy Aeltern ODER opr9eitern Don @at9rry
seldlphen wurce. 5dusli@er ;3>ptit
unr unerlaubte Net9un9 gu Dem Mdp>
d,en ldetnea @eranlafun9 gu per Ibat
AeAeten gu haben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

dni16zW efipbien,-9pnz
% II, Is. Ncr.-Man la9t jeyt, oabrie
Neaieun19 Der &ereini9ten Staaten fir
pic rdniid = weltinpiiden Snieln ct.
5bpmas> ct. Spbns unp Santa Gru1
vrrbebaltlid einca Mnlpru6 Trantreids
auf rieie Snfel elf unp cine balbe Milz
LINEN unp fir ct. 5bpnas unp ct.
Srbns ALIEN iieben uap etne balte Mtlz
lipnen Dpllars sahlen 1perpe.
"a @onbia. -Yart& Is. Npp,-
Nene Nadrtdten Don Ntben 1a9en, cab
felt rem Miblineen BET tirfii1z fretiden
Mil1ipn bic Tanpieli9fetten in Gambia
mteper auf9enrmmen purpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

Die Orduel Der @%aritalz
ptaner. lleber bic 0rdl1el uup
Sdanetbaten cer 0arttalcianer, lp>pie
iber reren Trei9beit III ben &dmpfen>
ldreibt Elm jun9er Mann aus 8etpbaz
len> Der unter rem pdptliden 3uapeu
pient, an ieine Gltern: illus ben 3eiz
tun9eu babt SIR trfabren raB Sasnprsa,
lpprin iid iber 500 @aritalpiauer YER
laanst batten, am 5. ,. ". Ypn $50
3uayen unp 200 Manu spr Der 2inie
purd Sturm 9enpmmen wurpe, pab alip
pieier &f 9ldn;enp fir bic pdpitli<
9en Iruppen au6fel. SD mill bier
nur bic S9dnrli9fetten CUR Sprade
brin9en> pelde bic 0aribalpianer, ciele
6reibeitsbelcen uno Gplfsbe9llfer> err
Der Mnfunft uuierer Truppen lit Der
STRIDE pea Jran3isfanerz &lpiters raitlbit
aussefIbrt baben. Sn rerlelben batter,
fe ldmmtlide 8ilpntl1e unp Gtatuen Der
9eili9en pernidtet Die Meb9ewdnper
unc mas lonit beim 2eien BET 81. Mefe
9etrau9t miro, Serbrannt, cas- 1abernaz
fel serit6rt, utp id,lieBltd auf ben Mltdz
rem ibre Nptbpurft serridtet.
uSb9letd mir uns in bet Mincersabl
unp III un9uniti9er Stellun9 befanoen
,purpen pom BEN Ndlberbanpcn lber 100
Maun tbetls 9etGptet> tbeils fampfunz
fabi9 eelnadt uup no %9efan9en &C.
npmmen I; bic fbrt9cn 1udten III 9rSBter
unprcnu11s unp Gile purd bic Jludt
li9 st retten.
uniere Grtppen batten mir 3 1prte
unp ] Nerpunceter1.
(5ierauf fpl9t Elm Seridt uber cas-
1reffen bel Mtonte 2ibretti, paS ptr peiz
ter unten III ausflbrliher @eiie seben.)
Gum Salub la9t Der tapfere ipelpbdz
ltl1e 3uaye an feline Gltern: uSebet
liete Gltern, wie Optt un5 teitett unp
bilft> unc mir fiirdten nidt bab er uns
i'm &fese9e1 rieie Banren i'm Sttde
lai1en miro.
Die 0arttalotaner baben ii6 pies
Mal tarf serrednet an Der Tdbi9feit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-30

Worceter, Daft. Is, Nps.-5r.
s. 6. Sbeparb ppn bier eridpb 9eitern
Na9mittas feline Trau auf elmer benadz
barten Jarl1,, 100 ct NIT ibr eiuen beftiz
gen @prtwe6iel bate, UNI entflpb. 81
mar beute Mpr9en in @ebiter, unp es
tperpen ibm Yplt;iitcn nad,9eididt.
Spdter. Sheparc Der Trauenz
m5rper, purpe rieie Mprsen C18, NpS.)
gu Canterbury, St., sefansen unp nad
Bpitcn in'6 Oefdn9nib 9ebradt, ST.
LIEF iid r1bta Serbaften,