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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

Morton,s CeIebrated Gold Pens.-impIoyemenis
pfoe In the piseBinery for manufacturing Gold fens sd
d 10 the Letters Patent have enabled hin 70
oyercone the many imperec hitherto un-yoidabie IN hs
also bring the cost within the rescn OF s
he writing public should know the following laes Constant
Writing FOR ~ months h done cheaper With Gold Pens than with
steel therefore It economy TO use Gold fen Inc ood zen
Jn.n, BY years OF continued while the Ste.
Pen Is ever changing couoon aud wear therefore, peise
uniformity Of writing obned only by the nee Of me o9d
Pen The Gold Pen l. always ready and reliable Whle the
Steel Pen be often condemned and new one selected
beef re- IN Of the Gold Pen there great saving OF
time Gold capable Of receiving degree OF elasticity so
that the Gold Pen exactly adapted 70 the hand Of the writer
known 10 be by the Of Steel Pens lie now sell
ing Gold Pens prices vary from cents TO according
10 sire the average wear every Of which viii lar outn
Frots Of the beat Steel Pens Sold by ell dealers In the line
throughout the country Wholesale and rea al tho .sfe NO
IS Msdensne where all orders inclosnF cash poet stamps
win prOmE, attentions spda Pc. or Pen,
seeed according debcIption vii disey De
cent BY mail otheTwise a. directed. Address . -
A. NORTON, No IS hAden-Ane NewIork.
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po, RI. Hon = n, Bakers, lat Cmltfornia Req

iue IL active eyce four months now IN the sdvsCr
posI Of tho Potemsc-NANrED leo MEN bounty OF
80 he gwen 10 each recruit VINO viii receive Rstons ahd
Clothing and the hesdqusers OF the Regiment lmne
Good sbe bodied men, wishing enlist in this hne Regiment
10 sustain their countrys honov, viii apply imed5ey 9
Noz snd 585 between ist ana "a
-. Ihant. PETER HAGAN, kccri.ing Onicer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
ocroBER, 1861,

co n TS:
Near Oxford Cyril Wilde, CrawforPs Statues ct Richm9nd
Journal Privsteersmsn, Concerning People OF whom wore
nigh have been Made My Friends Library The Name In the
Bark kgne, OF Sorrento Night IN WheHy story OF 10
pay Times Household What We Coming TO- Panic TeTror
Our County Tae Woormw ood Cordial OF Hisiory.
STORY Os TODAY. - .
This new ory by author OF Life in the lron Mus
will be completed IN Eve parts Part l. appears in this number
of the Atlantic Monthly"
CONTRIBUTIONS THs SuwBsR.
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, Mira JULIA HOWE,
J. T. TROWBRIDBE, q. w. HOLMES,
e.. G. MAXWELL VALiEh mLT.nf'b
Mrs H. h STONE. ID. A. WASSON,
THE COUNTRY PARSOS."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
ra s, .,;ls.4 Ward Republican Association

fl Of the Republican Central Co onmittee. a
4 ihis Association will be held on MONDAY
81 ., at Headquarters, No. IJo tthsy., for the
W Delegates 10 the County, Judiciary. seDa-
"a ConyentionA The Polls will be open from
a. Spencer KIRBY, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

JesDoUARrERs lsr RgGISkST, Et'LE BAIeiPR'
No % Broadway New-York sept % lSol.
Under the auth 1rity of the War department.
die uDdesigred raising and ogganizng this keglneI
Tomrsriestsns sddre sed 70 him =. his hesdlusteTs
ABOVE VIII receive P'OA'P DANIEL ULLMANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

p.n.h hI.uaua9e-Free Lecture bt Mr. DolbesT's Aesd.
.ny No 6Js BTosdway. Of Houston st. THIS ~
fN}3 51S inst Al n O'clock Prof RICHARD VII deiveT
pr on his n. system TO teach French and
athey isnyuaRes New Glasses win be formed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

sinth WaPd.-The REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION OF ihe
WSrdSi hold meeting THIS (Mopdly) EVENING, Sept -
Cenre to elsc. Delegates TO the different Conyen
li0nL Polls open from to O'Clock. d. b. DWIRE Pres.
GEORGE GKUSDI. Seey.
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ahIiiarn Noilers.
ro,.tr,h Mozart Reslmsnt;;

hOnf OinTfTsSTIoNI ATTENTION!
, e. "a, -, io5isl men 70 IN up the i0h MszaT
asg4;.nt NetYO,f Volunteers NV stationed ,b. bsy ysy
SSs. @ Vii has once dispatched to Camp sscseh AexanaIi0
Va Apply o NO. ''' Lieut. Col EoAN Recruiting Officer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

I Ward Republican Association
Sept -, st o. m, 81 NO. GA Sth-sv., for
az dslesstes 90 the several conveniionh. pur-
the Republican Central Committee. By
ROBERT PATERSON, Pres't.
.roS' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Meeting of the lid Assembly District People,

EnOu Club, viii De held a. No. "a JAnestt, THIS EVEN
mo Sept 2d o'clock precisely to nominate candidate
gsr the I'D Assembly District By order.
DANIEL J. SULLIVAN, President
InrIN SLY Socre.arY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

Conn uioeti. Committee held on FRI.
DAY ~ SIN Oh inst, at StadeibeTgers No elA SthsV'
the foih,S ssg !. Tcition usniruonsl, adopted
Rss.s Tht s Committee heartily spproye be rec mt
PocEIu sS,,a Ohm e. fremon', and especially
hat p IL Hsf (which declares freedom 10 the slaves Of
rebels ~. ,i5s0r IRA A. ALLEN. Chairman pro teIn
StEffC:. ~ y. .JNsON Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
s,he Rifth Wnrd RenubIicnn A Assncinfion.-Inp pm

sn1nce Of the call the RepubicHn Conrsl COMMITTEE
ELECTION win be held at Lands Fifth Ward Hotel oI
MONDAY EVENING Sept. 20 for the purpose Of electnI
DELEGATES TO the various Conventions Polls from
SOS. By order. JOSEPH b. TAYLOR President.
W., w bESsI @ BAILEY Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

Seventh Ward.-n pursuance of call Of the Republican
Central Committee the REGULAR REPUBLICAN ksSOCl.
AT10E ef the 7h Ward Of which DANIEL l.. PETfEE I.
fresdeHt viii meet ST No 90 East Broadway, MONDAY
EVENING. Sept. 23 o'clock to elect Delegates the
County JRficsy Senatorial and Assembly Convention Polls
open from Z 70 3 O'clock. By order,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Recruits Wanted.

sswIrere good Issn will be received for the ~,
2D REGIMENT (SICKLESS) EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,
Co. NELSON TAYLOR, Commanding
INDUCEMENTS TO NOLUNTEERS;
Paw l9 ar month Wives aud families provided for E1s
pay when baldns iur-nohmehs and iortihca'ions %V"
bo1nty when honoTsbly siseharsed.
The r., the scat Of and mas O. heWly
uIornrea win be forwarded inme5iaey Apply al
once 70 Lieut. ENNO0h, No. coo bTosdwsy. . -,
Parcels leit above for this men viii be orwaded 10 e
Regiment.
To 01Rcers Recruiting Unattached Companies
ln unity open for the admission Of two tompa
.iss MECHANIC LES 6ntclsss Resiment row
T ny iutbs City Of NewN None bu. men OF character
nd aiqgy need spliy al HEADQUARfERS, No 543 Brosd
way, " x.
Ua5fed States SharpshoOters, Col. Berdan.-
Good sts desifons Joining this fsyOIite regiment nov on
tbe Py,oase may apply Capt HASTINGS No - MaIlsL
sJsussay Court OF 70 Lieut. PEET at the Camp St eshsW
fsr rear be 2d 81 Ferry landing Two experienced soldiers
waited foT sorgeants Two Buglers wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

seventeenth We rd Republican Associution.-in
pursuance Of the Call II the Republican Central Conm tee,
Primary Election va be held at SINCLAIR HALL No. 10y
East HousOnst, NJ us Monday) EVENING Sept 23 for the
purpo,e Of elecD DcSeates 10 'he County Judiciary Vh
SepstoTa Distn1 the VIth Xth and Xlh Assembly Dis
tTict ConventioH b. Polls open from Z, 9o'c!oct
j. b. RYERSON, let Vice PTes't,
tHI' RES. y; Ss Ovrs' Secretaries Acting President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
t.iehtea ath Mnrd Rennblican Associntion.-A

EIEHIto Ath Ward HepubncHn ashUCHttf"H' =
Special Mo- ting Of Eghtccuth Ward Republican Aocano
VIII be ED ~ KiTchners Ilo e 3dsv aud l9.h on
MONDk EVENING, Sept 23d 1851 at o'ciocs, ior the
purpose ofTLECTNG DELEGATES to the various Nonna-
ing Gov yrnticns pursuant 10 the eel of the Central Committee
~ 6EO oPDYKE, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

&iaIs SganLks I u H.II. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

of cali Of the Republican Central Committee metipg
oi this Association viii be Ped at Botanic Hall No. % East
Broadway MONDAY EVENING Sept. 23 for the purpoe
of oectDg Delegates 10 the seyers Conventions and
ell the vacancies n the Central Committee.
The polls viii be open nom 70 o'clock P. BY order
JAMES Y. FREEB0RH, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
E..rtb ~ ard Republican nAssocIation.-Pursuar

H,tbe cal Of tbe NEPUhLIIAN GENJHAL JUNMII TIE, 9
Special Meeting o this association III bee held at No 55 Pearl
81 s MONDAY EVENING the 23d inst for the purpose %
gLFCTING the County, Judiciary Senatorial
and Assembly Conventions Polls open 70 O'CLOCK p
HENRY II. HUELAT, PTes
NoRRI RRIEpsAS. seev,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
R1f,h Ward Peoples Union Party.-Tbe citizen.

che Filth WsId in syO Of he Peoples Union nonnsiions mad
Syracuse Sept 10 sud H. and in favor Of the vigorous prose
uor for the preservation Of the Union without ds
con Of party invited to a,teHd meeting authorized b,
e Dregaes te above Convention a. the Fh Wsd Hotel
slTCESDAY EVENING, Sept 2, at O'clock.
Diinzuhcd speaker have been invited aud win address liz
EoeetinE. B. scr ,er cfthe Co nmitiee
Cos KAYE Secretary. JOHN HEWITT, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

American Institute Farmers Club viii lneet st i,s
rooms ~ the Cooper UnioD Building THIS DAY Monday
Sept. 20 stI1 o'clock Subject for dscu..io- ri.. s,
ard Nessssbl@s." Admission free.
JOHN ". CHAMBERS. Res. Sec pro e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
rhe ln,h pk ,rh People,. Union A.socinlion v nnI

h7ld Us Ne on ~ EsDAI ENLsi.,G o. Continental
Hall ct,Usr OF M and 0tbs Distinguished speakers win
ad5tos NEE H. The voters Of the Mad sie iHyi,ed 10
| x.iend JAMES CAmfbELL, fresiieht'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

Ia ss'n. WE s y. orders o. t5e Cssrs cosEss an Eeoon
issng CO. MS h1socaiion IN e various Nom
49,. -, :. ... ss'ni " De held on MONDAY EVENING the
'gI stts rom % o'eloei ~ '" "'hs'' are bfesdTsy'
D. '"bisls 6EtKs. sesseiayT. 81 D pnLAhih.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

IasIsres ef IN IN ward Republican Associaflsn In
Reclisn viii ~ Of the Repnbhcan Central Committee an
49, ~ ssls, No 4eS B,ooest to c i.s So -
10 9oci0ek 'At hslned ~ the cell Pcs Opsu from z
IOEE B. SHARP HUGH BENNETT, President.
sEek0EB DonRis Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

tenth Ward.-Jn pursuance 10 the call Of the General
CODntse the Association win RuDks Hotel MON
DAY EVENING, 2d inst, for the purpose OF elecng Dele
stes to the various Conventions Polls opsn from to o'clock
GEO. DONALDSON President.
Sro. Ms. 6sl4Ss 66sIISsE' Secretaries.
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1 AURA KEENEs THEATER.
II This popular place Of public amusement viii reopen
MONDAY Seut "a

AND EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
will be presented sod ndescnshle curiosity Of Here
tire comprising Comedy, Farce Bnsque, Spectacle Melo
Drama, Opera Ballet, &c, entitled the
SEVEN SONS
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SKATING GYMNASIUM,
STRAY, conner 39th-st .
OPEN EVERY EVEsiks, ffom to 10 o'clock, Tor Lades
and Gentlemen. - .X..... Sa.,,..,.r ,vsth
pdy,Isss osfssisr sss cSdsrs spdsF - y-sr 80 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
The RIeyenth Ward Union AssociatIon win Lod

nesting at Busam's Fortuna Han No. 220 SECONDED IN
MONDAY EVENING, September 23 at O'Clock for The pur
rose Of pereeting the organization An who favor Union
Pon paneple, respeeye Of party fOr the support of the
r. l.. LARREMoRE, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

rteenih Ward In purruance Of tie can Of lhe Re
Ssat Comiaittee sptimary election win be held at
"a = ssnessys Hetel, MONDAY EVENING Sept 90
the gJPose Of eectirg delegates 10 tie CITY And County
sSat5.Js s,a Jseaaisisry, ard Assembly Conventions.
LAWS 81 H,c EkEAS ELLIOTT, President
49, L. CH1DWicy secresaries.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

bHH A0. J" "a qn to1 H57o 7T@'' ''"'' '
! 4e.ssh adt ., aaaa hac4 ,Gdl fhupl % yuGinoo
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

Gan order has been issued from the Waf
Department establishing camps Of irendez-
vous and instruction at New York, Harris.
burg, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati. Each
volunteer IS to be mustered ill., as soon as
enrolled and sent to the camp Of ,rendez.
vousas soon as mustered il: The expense
Of transportation. is to be borne by the
Government: The War Department re-
serves the right to attach soldiers of com
pauies to other regiments in case that for
which they we're enrolled be not ready at
the time fixed. Is = - ~-.''''
Ex. Cox. Denver was appointed Brig
General today. ;>..
= Tho army Of the Potomac is almost en-
5tirely brigaded.' Each command is kept
as far as, possible distinct from the rest
Major Van Vleet is doing his utmost to
clothe and shoe the troops. -..~
The President has not ordered work to
be recommenced on the extension of the
Capitol. The National revenues will be
better applied, J. .~T
Eleven launches, carrying heavy guns
and designed for use on the Potomac, ar
rived to day from Boston.
: It is ascertained that Gen. Magruder
left Yorktown a few days ago with about
1000 rebels, and went in the direction of
Richmond. 1t is supposed they wore to
Join the column Of Beaurcgard in, front of
Washington. There are many evidences
that the rebels are concentrating all the
troops they have in Virginia. This is
construed into preparation on their part
for an attack upon our~Anes here.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22


Coop ON BorH S1DEs.-A millionaire
Of PARIS wrote to Eugene Scribe " My
Dear Sir-1 have great desire to be as
sociated with YOU ia some dramatic COM
position Will you do me the favor to
write comedy, and permit me to add to it
q few lines Of my own? I will then have
it produced in the most costly and splen~
did style u pom the stage, at my own ex.
pense, and We will share the glory" To
whiohIScribe answers: " Ny Dear Sir
I must decline your datteripg proposal;
because religion teaches me it's not prop.
er that horse and an ass should be, Joked
together" To which the millionaire re.
plies <'S;r-I have received your imp5cr
tinent epistle: BY what authority do you
call me shorse?" ...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
:TELEcRAPHjci,.,.. :.
BATTLE I'm MISSOURI.
=, FURTHER PARTICULARS. -
N1dIC161 la" III 0C. 1IOUlSoi,
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

RoLLA, No., Aug. l3.-The following
additional account of the battle near
Springfield is furnished by an eye witness
Who left Springfield on Sunday morning,
and came through to this place on horse
back . -; 49, 4 ."' = =
Our army marched out of Springfield on
Friday evening with only $500 men-the
Home Guards remaining in Springfield
Our forces slept on the prairie a portion
of the night, and about sunrise on Satur-
day morning drove in. the outposts os the
enemy, and soon after the engagement be-
came general. -, %,>>,. .:n -, j.
l.. The attack was made in two oolu ms,
by Lyon and Sturges, Gen. Sigel leading
a fanking force. of about thousand men
aud four guns, on the south. of the enc
my's camp. The fight ragged from sunrise
until one or two. O. clock in the afternoon.
The rebels, id overwhelming force, charged
Captain Totten's' battery, three several
times,i bat were 'repulsed with great
slaughter. Gen, Lyon fell early in tho
day. He had been previously wounded in
the leg and had q horse shot from under
him The 'ColoHasl If one Of the Kansas
regiments having become disabled, the
boys cried out General, YOU come and
lead as:v' Heidi SO, aud at once putting
himself III. font, and while cheering on
his linen to the ,'charge, received a bullet in
the: left breast; and fill, from his horse,
.Heawas asked If he was hurt, and he re-
piled ono, not much" but in few min
utes he expired without struggle.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

VALUABLE ARRANaEMBNF.-A cipher
has been arranged for: the use Of the Gov
ernment, by j: A. Taleott, of the Ameri@
can Telegraph Company. 1t will enable
them to send important information and
orders over the wires, SO that none. but
those having the key can understand .
not even the operator knows the meanin :;
Of what he is sending: 1t is believed now
that every message passed over the wires.
to. and from Patterson s column, was taken
off and communicated to the enemy. y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
30th( Col, Msrsh) is now at Cape Girardeau

80th( Col. Msrsh) is now at Cape Girardeau7
and the 18th (Col. Lawler) and 22d( Col.
Eougherty) at Birds Point. Gen. Fre-
mont, who commands the army ii person,
thus has seven regiments on the ground
or very near, without reckoning the ;foroo
still under Gen. Prentiss Al" Carlo, which
must be pretty large, notwithstanding the
of. many Of the i three month 4
men from the brigade. There 'are' eight
moro regiments Of Illinois troops in Mis-
sourion the various lines of railroad, which
could be summoned to othes Geld IN short
time if needed: Ia: Isl >.;as: o&sa swo!' &c
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

The papers say a Minnesota boy, at
Manassas, were pushed upon by four COL
ored soldiers full blooded Africans; three
were shot by Zouaves, the, fourth attempt-,
ed to pin him to the ground with bis bay.
,onet, which he parried, which gave him
slight wound upon his thigh, and run into
the ground its whole length, and, before
be could extricate it,~the boy shot him
through the body, which was so near that
the blaze Of the gun set his clothes on 6ro,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

VACANCY Filled Chair vacated
by the traitor and coward Jackson has
been filed. Ron: Hamilton B. Gamble,
Of St: Louis, was yesterday elected 81 the
State Convention Governor St Missouri.
He received 65s votes, "a few ,denbsfss|
refusing to vote, on the ground that the
election was irregular" He was inaugu-
rated in the afternoon, aud will immediate.
ly enter upon the duties of his ot6ce.-A-
6any Journal
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
expect to sec better. wheat, oats, q pota
toes anywhere else but the story always:

expect to see better wheat, oats, ;or pota-
toes anywhere else !; but The story always
was, Minnesota cannot produce corn ito
compare with that Of Illinois, and other
States farther south Now we . saw some
excellent corn IS We passed through Min
nesota; mostly below St. Cloud: Some
fields in Ahoka county were remarkably
forward and dourishinig and looked in
vain for its superior as We passed through
Illinois and Indiana On the Susquehan:
ma, and in Maryland I saw some fields Of
corn much taller and more forward than
any that I saw in Minnesota but; we
must consider that those regions have the
advantage of much earlier season than
Minnesota. -. ~; :l~..s #
Another thing I noticed. Everywhere
in Minnesota there was an appearance Of
thrift and comfort, unusual in so newly
settled q country. In Indiana, and Ohio,
many Of the people have spent lifetime
in hewing farm out Of tho forest :; and
still occupy their original primitive log
cabins. while much of their dearly cleared
land already shows signs Of wearing, out.
In Minnesota, between St. Cloud and St.
Paul, the log houses number scarcely one
in ten of the whole number; and the ip-
habitants, after only two or three years
work, seem to be as we'll provided with
the comforts and conveniences of life as
need be, or could be expected in any coun
try. .:,; ;t..~: ">:.
The men Of the detachment still retain
the condition Of robust health that We en-
joyed in Minnesota. Not 4 man of US is
sick or ailing in any way Notwithstanding
our sudden change Of climate, and the in
discreet indulgence in the good things Of
life to which We have so: long, been stran-
gers. = $780,. =. :@'@ '@''~''H' .
The only casualty 1 have to chronicle is
the accidental discharge ola musket IN the
cars, by which man of A Co. was shot
throug h the arm. He was left in the hos
pital in Baltimore, where his arm was am.
putated at the elbow. ... 80.
Everything in and around the city be-
tokens great preparations Icing made 70,
the prosecution Of the war with an ire.
sistable force. Troops aud munitions >oI
war are constantly arriving and departing
long trains of stores and artillery crowd
the streets and every available space is
occupied with wagons artillery, hospita
ambulances, and scntinels. No one knows
when forward movement will be made
but all are ready whenever the orde,
comes. :. .~:; -'; '''
With grateful remembrances Of the at
teptions Of the people of St. Cloud to my
self and comrades, -.>.: - : :H%
Iremain n.,' =.
:.: D.! .SERdr. DAV1si@'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
SECOND YOUTH.
BY. JAMES SMITH.

Around the path in early years ii:
Hope throws : CLEAN Of endless joy 3; /; il
'Tis seldom then that painful tears ,
,' Dim the glad visions ofthe boy.
Our own young fancy hastes to lend -
To ell the world q golden hue -.
In every man We find friend, "'~
And deem each friendly promise true.
But these enchantments rudely fade,
and shadows crowd the sun away;
We learn to aigh DER trusts betrayed,
To weep At friendships quick decay.
Then We regret the early hours:
Whose tints our memories scarce retain;
Tho dull remembrance still is ours, ;
Those times will ne'er be ours again.
But there's youth that's better far.
=. Whose joys no earthly tongue may tell
Meath those bright domes where angels are
And hymns in lovely concord swell.
There hope and friendship bloom once more
No thought of vanished hours to pain,
No dreams of bliss too high can soar:
In Heaven we'll oil be young again.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
II e N RY W. W = A r Y
CARRIAaEMAKER.
HON As,JONEs.
BLACKSMITH.
wDA WING

r AM PREPARED TO WEAVE CARPEsT
| in the best manner, and On the shortest
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