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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
A Reported Indian Battle.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. A.
A despatch from Independence, OF the 18th
inst, per u. S. Express to Boonvile, says the
New Mexican Mail, with dates to the 23d ult.
had arrived.
Capt. Mclean, who reached Santa Fe on the
10th, reported that there was no doubt bnt
battle had been fought between the com
man OF Major Brooks and the Navajo IN
dians.
The Indians heretofore declared they would
not fight and in case of their refusal the Ma
ior intended burning and destroying their
wheat and corn fields, which, if done. would
doubtless cause collision between them and
the troops.
Indians have offered Brooks several thou
sand sheep and one thousand ponies to ia
demnily him for the loss Of his negro.
The santa Fe Gazette, in long article, at
tempts to Justify the Indians in their conduct.
Col. Summers command passed at Walnut
Greek, moving slowly. No Indians to be seen
on the plains. Grass still good.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25

A gentleman, noted for his humor, travel
ing in stage coach in New England, in COM
pany With some clergymen, the conversation
turned upon the "nigger question" One of
the clergymen inveighed strongly against the
AbolitiJnists for agitating the subject in the
Northern States, where no slavery is tolerated
eff Garrison, wants to attack the evil,' aid he
''why does he not go where he can make
some impression upon it--where it exists ?
Why does be squirt his little engine at a fire
which IS blazing thousaad miles off ~
The reverend gentleman chuckIed heartily at
this sally, and looked around with a triumph
ant airsto the humorous gentleman, as he sat
in silence upon the front seat and asked. him
s'what he thought about it p "You gentle
men," said be. appear to be clergymen.--
Your business is to battle against sin, and to
overthrow Satan's Kingdom. Now, if that
is your object, why do you stay among the
siacent, Christian people Why in the
devils name don't you 60 to hell p
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Gapanese Gardners.

The gardners in Japan display the most as
tonishing art. The plum tree, which is the
great iavorite, is so trai'ied and cultivated
that the blossoms are as big as those of dab
has. Their great triumph, however. is to bring
forth plants and trees into the compass of
the little gardens attached to the houses in
the cities With this view they have grad
dualiy succeeded in dwaring the fig, plum,
cherry and pear trees and the vine 10 a stat
ure SO dmInutive as scarcely to be credited
by European; aud yet those dwarf trees
are covered with blossoms and leaves. May
ion, whose work on Japan was pub lished at
Amsterdam, in 1880 states that tile Dutch
agert of commerce,in Niaganei, was offered a
spdif box one inch in thickness and three high,
IN which grew a fig tree, bamboo, and plum
tree in bloom. Some of the gardens resem-
bic pictures, in which nature is skilliuy mod
eled in ininiature-but it is living. natural
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
DON'T SAN YOU CAN'T.


DON'T say yse can't :" there's Joy in store
For al TIE hsppy humble;
Aud there IS woe
Ror al below,
Who choose 10 fret and sguUe'e.
Bach hss a auiy 10 perform,
40 " iaiau az order,
DO what YOU car
To be "a Man
Aud uesvea Oe yonr rsW"rder.
Don, s., ,.ou caa't!' but strive to think
That ed Nstsies never meant ii;
" [ l. ..it
IIis cons ,ionee bid
El-r long sso repent 1t.
Ma IS s. Reaper, sent to hind
Iae harvest golden spangle;
Aud mean the Sioth
Who quits the swath
Because she grain IS tangled.
Don; say " you cane 80 we're sent to toll
Where spades sud siekles glitter;
Then brother hoe
Your honest row,
Amid the sweet and bitter.
Don't >sy "you can'ti' let Us, while here,
Lean onc upou the other
Descend the Hill
Nth righi goei VIII,
And aid tsllen brother.
Tie clock On yoRder Lpa antle-piece
Is a picture human,
Ttc brass, IN part
SHOWS ,rsu his heart,
In part The bell is woa an
Ele faithful hanUs move rcru3 and rerrds
Il count The swift nours golden
Each tiny vhesi
That .rrrs WITH zeal,
Shows each 20 e2ch 5ehcicen.
Then, brother. head N, simple teNt
And be a better eiEhhof;
Don't say " yoc can't,
iut, Ike the ant,
lead NJ, and strive, ant labor.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25

A very curious incident occurred when the
paying out of the Atlantic telegraph cable
commenced in mid ocean. The splice had
been made. and the cable was being lowered
over the sterus of the vessels, when, little
before .itstouched the water, sea gull, fatig-
ued, no doubt, after long fight, perehed on
it, and his claws getting fast in the tar with
which the cable was coated, he was unable
TO extricate them, so that the bird was drag
ced down under the water ant. drowned
He made desperate Efforts to save himself
bat to no purpose, as he stuck fast and when
he found himself going down his despairlng
screams sounded lar across the waters. The
strangeness of the occurrence and the terri
bic agony of the poor bird, caused some sen
sation ON board the vessels. aEs
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Important from New York.
New YoRK, Sept. ID.

NEW OkA, s0tnt. IL.
The Health Commissioners, together with
Mayor Tiemann, visited Quarantine yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of inspecting the
rnins, and determining what portion of the
former buildings to replace. They decided
to repair the small pox hospital Immediately,
ard TO rebuild all the other buildings as soon
as practicable. The Commissioners arc tuliy
determined to maintain their positions on the
ground.
They, however, have plan under consid-
Grafton for building piers and warehouses At
the west bank below the Narrows. where IL
fected ships, with their cargces, can be de-
tained. This plan viii meet With the views
of merchants and ship owners, and also the
Staten Islanders. The detachment of Marines
were yesterd y removed from the storehcuse
at Quarantine, when Richard Adams Locke,
the government store kecper, closed tee gov
ernment warehouse against the Quarantine
officers. This was done in direct defiance TO
the orders of Col. Scheil.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Arrival OF the Persia.

NEw YORK, Sept. l6.
The steamship Persia arrived at 81 O'Clock
Pm
The Prince Albert arrived out on the lst
the Arago on the I'd, and Europa on the 4th
It is reported that Capt. Prudy Of the AZ
amemnoa and Bright, Engineer Of the Allan
tic Telegraph. are to be knighted 4 grand
banquet to the latter by Lord Mayor q Dub
lin, passed off well. Field was toasted with
enthusiasm. 9I
The Lord Lieutenant was absent on as-
count of the presence Of Cardinal Weslan.
The Emperor Of Russia aas emancipated
the 200. 600 sorfs belonging to the Imperial
domain
A powder magazine containing 100000
pounds. exploded at Astrakan, on the Caspian
sea. Oue-balf of the town was destroyed,
and one half Of the inhabitants killed.
McMar, Green, Home and Irving, com-
mission merchants Of Manchester have sas-
pended
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Chic State Fair.
SaNpusKY, Sept. Is.

SANDUsKY, Sept. Is.
Second day Of tie Fair Weather contin-
ues favorable, with a refreshing shower. Re-
ceipts ior the fist day were SIS 900. Different
departments were filled up with previous
entries. Everything passed off pleasantly,
with the exception of the runaway Of trot-
ter in harness, injuring, but not fatally, three
persons.
No official decision has been made Oh the
regatta. The Collins, Of Cleveland capsizad
on her home stretch. She was doing her
finest when TIE accident occurred; breeze
gas most favorable that could be wished for
a spirited trot.ing race came off at the
eousre this p. NJ. No Official report from
that as yei
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
EKRTY AND FIFTEEN.

Wi:h gradual gieaa Iii. ~ wss dGwuing,
Some hare -iue s.a.- -re seen,
When swung h- gard-n-ga behind U.S.
lie H.is. : ffis-u.
The 1ich stof ut3 Daslse and old grey pony
Ssooa a-.l!-- . At lAe lane.
Eliy NY .atl-r ,aeyed he whip-lash,
L.lt'y he held the rem.
Ias stars we- softly back to heaven,
The Cirbt-io-s rolled away.
AL rims Il gold ami crowns Of crimson
along the hiil-tops lsy.
Thir morn, the fields they surely never
se !sir an aspect wore;
And never from the purple clover
Suct perfumes rose before.
o'er hills and low romSntlc valleys
Ani Howery by-roads through,
sang my 'aplcst songs, familiar,
tha. Ire ml sat sag them too.
Our souls lay open 70 all pleasure,--
No shadow came between;
Two children. busy Nith their leisure
H. r'ty. aft-eH.
=
As Pa ny couch IL iansu9r, lonely.
1 weave beruilag rhyme,
Comss BACK sith strangely sweet rem emorance
Ths' f4r-rsmoved time.
Thc ..ow-psc-G yd1rs nave brought SAD change.
Fhst morn ARD ihis between;
And roE- on earth, Iay years are ffty,
AnI hts, be- h-avrn, fifteen.
--Aaaatic Monthly.
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New York Matters.

NV J DIRK, sept. II
The Health Commissioners To-Day receN, ,
ed petition from passengers o; me pan'e,
Webster, jast arrived from New orleans ana
Havana, asking permission to come 70 the
city Immediately.
Among the petitioners was Walter friar,
who saws he has special and important dis
70 fcbes from Mexico, and wishes to proceed
10 washington immediately. The petition
was granted so far as to allow them to leave
Oaarsntine, provided they give bonds not TO
come within three miles of tue city Of Brook
I'm for ten days.
!, THREE more of the Quarantine lncendiaries
were arrested to-day. ~
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
The Gold Mines In Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Is.
Prominent gentlemen from the West fully
corroborate previous statements relative to
The existence Of rich gold diggings in the re-
gion Of Pixies Peak.
company Of one hundred persons left
Kansas City last Monday, and other oompa-
nies are being formed in nearly all the towns
IN the territory, and along the Missouri
River ..
Isaac Eaton, OF the Kansas stage company
arrived here yesterday, for the purpose Of
buying mules, and making necessary arrange
mcnts to extend a stage line from Fort Riley
to Pixies Peak.
LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. II.
Per .. 5. Express to Bonneville, 18th inst.
The Pixies Peak gold excitement is per-
feet mania IN this place. Two companies
left for the gold region last week. A large
organized company with Gen. Daraner and
Judge Hemmnway, bankers, at the head,
will leave about the 28th inst, with every
thing necessary for win' ering in the moun-
taics and mining in the spring. The reports
from the diggings continue tiattering.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Celebration in st, Louis.
ST. Lorrs, Sept. ls.

OF. IT'Vfs, ceft To.
The frat anniversary Of the Steam Fir
Department, was celebrated yesterday, by
grand parade Of al the engines, seven il
number, aud trial exhibition of each engine
The average time occupied in raising steam
was about six minutes. The average distance
thrown through hundred feet of hose, and an
inch and quarter nozzle. was 230 feet. With
the exception Of Ole Of these engines, they are
The whole affair was very creditabe both to
the Department and citizens.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Maine 10000 Republican!
BANGOR. Sent. Is.

In l9l towns give Morrill, 1927; opposi-
ton 30,S98, which indicates a Republican
majority in the State Of nearly 10000. Ezra
B. French, Republican, is elected TO Congress
IN the Sd district, by q majority, with ono
plantation to hear from, which will increase
tS probably 40.
Foster, Rep, is undoubtedly elected in the
9th district. All but three plantations in
Arooziook county give Bradbury, DEM, 90e
majority, which shows gain for Bradbury Ia
TIE county, hat not enough 10 secure his cleo.
ton. Both branches of the Legislature are
largely Republican
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
PITTSBURGH, Sept. Is.


BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.
A serious fire occurred in the Baltimore
Custom house, before daylight this morning
1t caught accidentally from lamp in the
Messengers room, which room was burnt
out As were several OF the offices, with some
valuable statistic records OF the exports and
imports of this port
The damage to the building is considerable,
and the loss is estimated at $4,000.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
TEsE SCIsEW AUTUMN SKY.


: CLEMENT.
Tie soGrr Auturo1 sky
Bends DER ner bed IL reverence deep,
With s2ure lise The light Of her mild eye
Ere fallen asleep.
The sun his brightest bsams
siinps smiling, on her peaceful breast,
rsPss ard a token Of the spirit dreams
or her at rest.
Responsive 30 the throbbing
=, ~ hearts thst nour the deep iament,
h"s autumn ninds in low and Heightened sobbing
fheir sorrow vent.
An Ai-i We'll pay Nature ioir
The req1,eni o. sraister nssr1s.
from realms OF earth a sr.,i, 40 divine
iiafelv departs
Benz lower azure SKY
Eseh dsy thy trihate, Phoehrs. hr,rc,
And fail sot, sooo'ng Winds, here larsrinrr r,gh
Your d-ge 10 sing e"'
iii ye shall cease 90 blow.
The Sun shalt fade, he Sky be riven
And sNe the dus that Inoulders here beIox
shall claim In Heaven
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
r II b ~ IN - =.
BY CLARA RICE.

by CLARA RICE.
Wailing In the Autumn,
Through the leuhe-s trees,
Telling mournfni stories
or the coming breeze;
Blowing iu tnc meadows,
Through lilc grass so red,
scattering the Wild lowers,
WithereG al, and dead.
j. .al 4regry Water time,
.hriek the Will winds still,
Warning snow IN eddics.
Dating 'ae4th ii.r Mill
Singing round fhs Aovci
Wit. -o urss IN lis tone,
Pcghap th nkug Jh" inmates
Ghlmed Wlt1 is SAL moan.
Sofy .ig's ire Spf lg wind,
bringing wth shower
Cc5,iur and ~ esh.ng,
Bri1-rg oacs he flowers;
Kissing totn Tie wrinklcd brow
Aat ,he brov 50 fair,
Iif,ius from the temples
Grey and unDy hair.
softly sings the Summer wind,
VIII The singing birds
Il Aaaiu- music Oh the green
For the feeding herds.
FuiNng t. The lovers
aiting meath the trees,
What sweet tales we tell them,
Lowing S-mmer creDze.
-Wisj25a (Hjnn.) ,2dsettc
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25

LoEGFELLow's new volume of PONIES will
appear about the 10th of October Tue long
est poem of the collection is The Court
ship of Miles Standish." Ii is a love story Of
the early pilgrim days almost as long as
Bvangeiine,7 and, like that, written in bexa-
eters.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
LIGHT AND SHADOW.
By wuLiA.l wISgEs.

BIZ wuLlLn w!STEs.
You vino iuo e nv what og see,
piJen isil - judge Alright
Ssrs are shining solemnly,
r. tn day az il. the u Sht;
i thl Gay they lie concealed
IT, he glory Of the sun;
" 90 they shine revesled
% tne s-4re. one by ooe.
So ifo "a. .i..it of = smile
nat tut s-i ih- human face,
Holding iSr it.le whne,
B'ue. ana clre, au3 sorrows trace,
-, ah-n Shaerwv clouds u woe
o'er happy face arise.
stll % meath ;h4 shadows glow
A,irs Of JOY III geatle eyes.
Lie : srche3 J with changing skies:
Rarely are they what they seem:
Smiles W have, and also signs--
Mach W. snos, but more We cream.
LOOK leae 4fh e outward show,
- iae shadoF or The light
AMI. from Ttst you surely snow,
Learn 80 see and Judge areht.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Nominations.

Lancaster, Pa, Sept. Is.
The Lancaster County Democratic Con-
yention commenced this morning. DR.. John
K. Rolf presided, and James NJ. Haskins was
nominated for Congress by acclamstion amid
great enthusiasm. He made speech ac-
cepting the nomination.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. Is.
The National Democratic County Conven
ton to-day nominated the ticket OF the Anti
Tax Convention, bat passed resolutions ap-
proving the National and State AdniDistra-
tons.
SYRACUSE, Sept. Is. g
The Democratic State Convention met the
second day and soon after proceeded to make
nominations with the following result: For
Governor, Amasa j. Parker for Lieut.. Gov.
j. j. Taylor FOR Canal Commissioner S. 3.
Piper; for States Prison Inspector Edward
l.. Donelly. After vote Of thanks to Mr..
Seymour, the Chairman, and with three
cheers for the ticket, the Convention ad-
iourned
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25

ADRIAN. Sept, Ie.

N - '1N IH4p ADRIAN, Sept. Ie.
Messrs. Bannister and Tharston made @
splendid balloon ascension frora here to-day,
landing near Knights station, eighteen miles
west Of Toledo. BY some mistake in alight-
ing, the balloon re-scended in q northeaster-
ly direction, carrying Mr.. Thurston off, hang
ing by the rigging
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25

Quincy, ILL.,, Sept. IS.
The steamer W. II. Denny, from ST. Louis
for St Paul, was burned near this place The
boat and cargo are total loss. The passen-
gers and crew were saved.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Departure of the Overland Cxiifornie
Mail.
ST. L.ocfs, Sept. Is.

ST. LoCfs, Sept. IS.
The first overland California Mail, via JET.
fersou City, aud Springfield No, Fort Smith,
Ark, and Preston, Texss, took its departure
from ST Louis POST Office this morning. IL
goes by Pacific Railroad to Upton, Mobile,
thence in coaches. four spring wagons. to San
Francisco Fare from St. Louis to San Fran.
cisco 5000.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Fatal Accident

ZsNEsvnLs, O., Sept Is.
Wade Wilmer, fireman Oh the Central road.
was thrown off the engine near this city to-
| day. He was instantly Killed.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
NOuinatiOns.

CINCISNATI, Sept Ia.
Tiuothy @. Day: in the lst district and
John A. Carly, ~ the Cd, were nominated for
Congress by the Opposition to-day.
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Later from Salt Lake and the Kansas
Gold Mines.


The Salt Lake Mail arrived at St. Joseph
the 10th being forty days out.
The Mormons continued to arrive i'll the
City from the South, and were entering upon
their usual vocations
Brigham Young still keeps hinself con.
cealcd and lives in constant danger and fear
OF vengeance of his own people, who have
become greatly incensed at the unveiing OF
his nuner us frauds. This confirms forme,
reports.
One company of troops hai left Fort
Brldger for Oregon, and Others would leave
soon. Inndians were quiet.
Full reports confirm the news OF the South
Platte gold mines Several traders and
mountameers were met, VINO laid they had
been In the mines and had in their possession
specimers. found their. They say many oI
the miners are without tools, and no other
appliances except TIN pans; they ere getting
| from rs to So daiiy Many traders were
met, en- route for the gold mines.
Col. Bees battalion of Utah Volunteers.
under Lieut. Hill. arrived at the Fort this
morning; where they will be paid of, and
mustered--out Of service.
Col Cooke, Lleuts Builerd and Pegran Of
the ina Dragons ana Capts- DonaYant a1'l
Grove, of the l0ih Infantry, arrived this eve
ming from Utah.
Col. Candy with two Companies of the
2nd Dragons, two Companies of the 10th
Infantry and one Company Of the 18th Infan-
try, were daily expected at Ft. Bridger, to
relieva the Sixth.
The Company of engineers had left for
Lesvenworth, and Capts. Desassares and
Stewards Companies of Cavalry would leave
ia a few days
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25

TUESDAY, l4th inst, the Banks of New
York city held twenty mine and half millions
of specie In their va7lts
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25
Daeth Of Mrs. A. W. Randall.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. IL.
Mrs. 4. W. Randall, wife of Gov. Randall,
died at Wankesha yesterday.
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A WOMAN without poetry is like landscape
without sunshine.
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Arrival from CalifOrnfa--.Unprsced
ed Financial Ease-.-Later from Fra.
Zer River.
New YORK, Sept. l.

New YORK, Sept l3.
The steamer Star of the West, arrived
Saturday night with nearly $l,700,00O in
treasure.
California dates to Ang 20. The Anti
Lecomptorites had nominated John Carey
for Supreme Judge, and the Republicans had
endorsed the nomination. The Lecompton-
ties nominated j. G. Baldwin,; the Anti Le-
conptonites had also nominated Hon. J. G.
McKibber and ID. w. Dudley for Congress.
The grading OF the San Francisco and Ma
rysvilc Rail Road is rapidly progressing. The
telegraph is extended TO. Yreka.
Advlces from Frazer River are TO the 18th.
The river had fallen, and miners we're doing
letter
4 fire at Sonora ON the 5th inst. destroyed
SAC, 600 worth of property. The Presbyte-
rian Church was burnt. The difficulties be-
tween Col Fremont and the Merced Mining
Co. continues. The latter refuses TO yield
possession of their vein, and the men who
occupy it insist that they will resist II. NJ
Willis, City Prosecuting Attorney, had re-
sgued in consequence OF disreputable con-
duct in social relations.
One Thousand Cinnamon had landed in
alif' during 10 days. The markets
we're very dull, owing to large arrivals and
small demands. Auction sales triiilDg pi O.
visions steady.
Chilan dates to July 3lst, are received
The country is reported more prosperous than
for some time. No news Of importance
Financial matters easy beyond everything
yet known. Collections highly satisfactory,
and mony at one-lourth per cent, merchao-
disc securities.
On August l6th the business portion of
Geo rgetown, Ell Dorado county, was burnt,
Loss exceeding 100000.
A desperate affair took place at Benica, on
Stanislaus River. August 4th, between French
and Americans, in regard TO a mining claim,
resulting in the death of three of the latter
Leonard Schock, Abraham Delivan, and
Rober, Warren, and the wounding OF George
| Crooks, McKenney, c. McLure, Americans.
| The French were otnnTbered in the fight,
and used guns The murderers had nor been
| arrested.
Mr.. Broderick proceeds to Washington
overland before the assemblage Of Congress.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-25

After leaving the place. l felt the loss OF
her society very much, more than that OF