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d. d. - . PAS G5 3 81 .6nls
aAN-7 - come NOBTA. -NEW A.
EAE0EE EET .-IhPHETA 70 TRAEE9
KB4 -THHOCea TICKETS AND TbhoU1k
CERJE@.-4}BEAT hCzraERh EUyI gar
yytas she great Uo.tad e,ssss Mall. Twice GS-y
iSzu3sy Nigh: ezcsptsal betwasn Richmond ,A.sx-
sc1-ls, Washington, Baltimore, PhiLe4s aph;s.
aew xork, ard all important points " esl- ~
AoIuta Creek sad Warrington. over tAs Eiea
rloai, EyedeT' c-sb1Tg q P1sVmac Rai4T.ao, 20 ~
go. mes var Is Miss, ana ~ "pleoctl E11 'toS2
fara .saTlafs thence 70 a8hinssg2, 90 n &c
10. Il I6s uilee IN ssvea h0u~s, bang e1y1'Gos-S
bis SAD perfectly safe rata o: speed.
Hours q depgTtUrs SO .. II, and 2, ..
EAIv4ihCB, UndeE cbarks % Spe@l3l Agent.
CaECkF0 TB2UCGE - WssaingEoa, Baltimore
Faiied alpha and Il sw York.
'-GaCU8H TTcEHTs aan 80 zscpT91 10 he follow
iua points v's: baltimore, PEtladolpbis, Cinca
13t1, CoiQmbus Indianapolis. Celro1 Dayton, ) q
'er49Egiiie. Rock Island, E31sayhle, " otnihs@'1
Req Yvgi. ~. Louis. yAic@{2, fistabaFg, io7's
villa, pscstnr, 4 eW&Vs AMI FtncsaleF.
FAsssnSers breakfast and sup II AsblGLGs sEc
6toa or 5csrd G1s comfortable steamer fstW@sE
kcGula CYs5k IA Warrington.
srssar HtEaipg 70 OBTAIN toSe,s fer ssT"Gf-s- Fn'
YashiQFtc= vly and points further Hostn, mist %
~ >ss4 pa s.uSh 81 foe by soH1e Tespocst bic fs
etigsn cg Richmond, Peseg, known TO the 9p&cef'
a. ms Read Gss TSSes tsl Il s: y GJfdSsdFer =
. s.t7ss.
ssg Fox faEthsE information, Apply j. .h's c.sss
Jas. i. WIE8T0g, Gsa'l r!eket Ag't.
H--yA
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las aaaess.s osd 10 nov gfessEsd so s,tar 7-'
~ a.br Closes. .iaks a41 cat tg.4s- .n ID Ea .
90 tha t-sl4t-as % which BIZ LAY WeFa
Az 5Ses- Bis wagons arc $40 ry1-frus.g1 -.
Sg gysfsr and z.r-t3Rhi.' H. boxes cfa Er Z. 10
Il .svt. q EasTos's corner l.ta .a. a,alU ...
SD JoE s-~nH s A5LLr@tr~. "a. 20 'irl-, lr.I- .f
..n ana '.g streets. al t5irg7 t"ts at lae .e. '
u4--aa, Hi.4 az promptly 45t.aasa 10
w. af-r- e 3
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~ naA.- . SH- Iats ea aaA- sofaf.+
Va eagi-e lrpEe- o.
N9UaTAIH EHIsaEZ,
spea - J.. euns2Fdus5 5 tg-. sriamFrt aaa. g.s.
1.rs r.-,-sa. direct from Eh= a=u la-.toses "a
@--ra.ar. a.l aldo
ssaEEa ..EEg Rye AND WtEa2 THae-sa-
nf az sac sgoFe br4gds, sg5 have q ffosa .-s ~
AlIw.. yea pare a--isia. ~.ls d w4,l 80 tiTs
'-i- 800 .4.rrA - szs7 ,-r as s--
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TAILORING.
rAREE.InAA NOEiCE.
CONFEDERATE USiFOR sis

<ssess MILITARY OVtRCCATs, Ready III
-ll~--cA Ns4c 4ad H&de 80 ord = ri II
~ bTAG5'. A'l1,sry Cin:hirE Depot 20
ll,n It . nezr the American HoIel,
aiahwont, Va.
asr- ktyaffT DIR STRAPS IN hand 4s J. y3ps
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= sGklHLi ~tI's aFeS =ts =,
eva y Is MILES FROM kTAUNToA.
- - = Open for ylsisors etteT thu lst * JCa h
Aiazn, suirhuT aad CnslybeaLe waters met ~
hand.
uo-Iav.srd FrtSAys. ul.il the loh q July, aftss
whtch ttu.s they Will leave daily. connecting
With he cert rrcnl Richmond, arriving ~ o'o!otA
/
plentiful aupp!y q lce.
TgR46 ---@@5 per month FTlvet9 SoAiFActs U-s-Ae
lor fs1aliie- by tbs ses-oQ.
Analysts Ct tie Wzt9Es rent, on application, by
p.AN-
de4l-ej GREELEY KENHEY,
,eslrs Proprietor.
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a HEALING SPRINGS,

q TkAIHNtE = 7 u NNh"4
3NA BATH COITTT, "a.
Lire This celebrated ~ ate ring place If now
.-I-u 10 he reception Of visitors. Th8 srt4oi'sn-
"a reDut alton = the Vstc- il t44 following G's-
ear 60 = fio vel, Known 10 Ueel auythinS R.ors
than L simple notice OF md "a. NJ prrcacsa 70
receive borders. vi DEefep1is, Chronic Diar,
rhgg Gld DyHentery, H. aLaati.u}, En.aYged
poo rstg, nronch;ei A5er;.ons, ApAths, Dis. Aooa
O.. fhs Pledisr aa1 kidney fa7alys!s, Oty9rn,
Eyes. And = ] G9rvoUs Affections, -
To p~seors desiring 'stirsmeIt aod On" hIs0-
lag atmospheric. this hHALiH" HtR!N "5sF
peculiar a trac IONS They aIe si'UF ia1 nj IS
iro,r the Warm and milo from tna Hot .r.osf,
Ard s. miles froCt hi,h0-o' Depot VI -ha fa-4i "a
Central Es,.r0sd, from which there is = daily
mai .. 1. t2u tln5 CF Cosehv-. W hich passes 81
to ;bA white salphur and sweet Hpy.DSe. FOX
IN -ZhsE particulars, .-.trats
u Aa.o
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yIi.:1W SrEPHtR ~PKtNGs.
EM$ rhis pleasant WAteriuE-PIsce, u,i-s
l..El from tha Christianeeurg Depot, - the
conntv - Montgomery, on the Virgins sno ZEN
nesase Eailroed. isn0T open goF tbs reception q
vistt"rs. ~, -, .-o.,
10 onnvsv pas esrs-s to snd from the sprlnSs-
4 good supply Of leo seeurad ;,nox,,propa
ny zs--Siawim NJ ' Hs s'fhtHl 't'.
A. a ,HE WAkkEN sfhiN1,,
GH~9 PhUQUfER COUNTY, VA, ere open
lE.Ex 1 for tho Yscsptton ~ Visitors.
IKE r For Board, go per month; II. pst
we.k ;. per day ~ aits ssrvants. three- fog r'hs.
Color. 4 serv. me- sud Children nDd-T ten and oEeE
two yosrs Of sge, hsH price. Horses, 80 TeE
month, or :, cen per dsr
An atuuiaAt supply q ICE on hanI,
- I'd 2tsw4w- k'hkE HH''ftH
Il BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
E:gE 1 10 roilAa from Milihoro' Depot, virginia
Central Hsilroa3.
To PArILT kaD lHDIVrDUAbh WHO
WIsn A QUIbT AND PLEASANT GUNNER RB-
TREAT Thu place will ba we'll Kept sad WIN
-uec;aI TofsFsaO 20 the comfort OF fantl.ss
RuARD-riO per week foF Two -e0Es, a2t I2E
ali tlals o79r two weeks, e. Pc. day. CE.Icrea
end serv1Ete half pr'ce
Al sbuadeaoa Of ICE on nspd; xr,,,,
JAMES L. WOOD,
ia l2-sm rcper'tshloE,.
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WOOD. COAL. &c

WOOD. COAL. &c
TO FOUNDERS.-OGr ART lFiNIAL COKE,
1 convert ad from BituIa AQUA CcaL, II spccus4-
fully used i cuyoi&s = ubsLttaGe tor AE[G4~-
Gle CoA..
NV 2i-ss JOBS : WEFTE. Agent
Nsskn AIss t..-Ah 1&Cs IscAt h-un4-satt -
~ PeDEsS lvADia Anthracite, Tor a. @on+rst'S
discs wis ire f0uGd Ia
CARBON HILL G0aAs
prod pesa E0aa.
SH Orders promptly executed.
$50. J. wsRTE, Agart.
Ya~sa eor. yo.a aad Cary snd eta sad oyFI sa'
nv Sta
.
! fstsA e-tne lTtcSs of htDN 80 S'S'
= viii hs until fartheF notice, - feltvRa
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go No & En- snu aItsI
As4 #sszFsafs. nOEOA nsE., :7th met. tns
hxH ssfkkIz6Ns stg FREIGHT TKAIha az tbs
Company will Is ran THkEB TGMgs A WEEK.
"a 10 lows Leave Richmond for FEed-ricks burg
N MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and fRlDAEs.~-
Returning, viii IeaEe Fredsf!ckg6a &nd arrive
IN Richmond On TUESDAYS, THuhSoAte ana
hATUEpAXS
Freight received on Tuesdsys, Thgrsdsys and
Saturdays, anti! O'Clock u.
odce e., 2. b P. Z. Z. Co.,t
Richmond, Nay ~, lost. my 22-,'
-. .- NJ Iis h.--ua ana dtssi
a.Sss WEDS EsDAY, sth .2st., taf
k2eg ~ MAIL TRAIN will leave Rich.
Tnoad Depot q s 50 A. n instead q NJ, end
the AICON&o3ATiOS TRAIN will lcRye 81 ~
Nj, raining through % HhEphEICksHUGt.-
Returning, Will leave Fredsreksourg ~ E.6
n and arrive IN Rich e. s.e6 a. Il. The :
z. n. Train is discontinued.
sAN L hUTH, suys Trans.
orEyoa B., P.&P: z. L: Coz =.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-16
2tstaQraMts.

9}fstaurQuts.
rs BUCKS FULTON HOUSE
25s-av%zz-g-i 70. 81 PRATT STREET.
- between Frederick ST. and Market space
By the rerGodeiing OF this House and
the great improvements made in thH
culinary and sleeping apartments, the proprietor is pre-
pared -
ACCOMMODATES PERMANENT
AND TRANSIENT EOaGGEE&
with airy rooms nd a we'll SET table
Citizens and strangers will find az this house tbs CO..
forts and con Teniences Of a first class Hotel,
MEALS SAiiV Ed At ALI. HOURS.
RATES OF CHE FULTON EoUgE.
ssj2Ftt, Lsstts-
ltaiS 70
l'.iTa-" is)ynS, per GlT. "a
THE EATING DEPA RTMENT
instantly supplied with the hest the marked 2oTa and
'fih VII re served in SUPERIOR style atail hours.
SNACkS ALWAYS READY.
TIE Bar i5 stocked with the ost choice Wines Liquors
sc i4i-tf
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gd9ogTapbtrs.
a, H0EN g. GO.


PRACTICAL
- "a 9 c r q p II Frs.
ENGRAvEIsS AND COLOR PRINTERS,
NOS, 70 AND 70 SECOND STREET
BALTIMORE,
tNecae Ch"c1 Note Sud Draft Books Cards Certificate
Diplomas, Show Cards for Manufacturers, Views Archite
tura Drawings, Maps Tlans Music Taes Book Plates E.
vlIope. and Labels as well as
COMMERCIAL WORK
" every description The facilities of our establishment,
or the perfect execution Of every description of photographic
T3 are most ample. The earliest advantage is
ai llotern improvements and personal attention
given 70 every branch OF art, enabling compete
snosSld!lY II eXcs ance 9. work. well moderation in
prices with any Kindred establishment in the country
apITa0tf
sSKOSS L KRGBS,
a. PRACTICAL LITHGGEA PIERS, EHG.AFERs
COLOR PRINTERS.
80. .n HE&i LOMBARD SFRhEr,
,,,,. DALTiNoES
Bill i{~aaa, Cheeks,
Bills ii laGnE,
Cards,
Circulars,
Maps,
Title Pages,
-. =. apl7-tf
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aublit SaLfs,

Bn0lM Sdlfs.
sY Il. LENNON d co.
{ kN WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at II O'Clock
~ at Warehouse, Buchanan's wharf
tUU HHDs. CUBA SUGAR.
100 IIHDs. CUBA MUsC0yADo AND .,ns
0U HHDs. N. o. MoLAssEs.
ALSO,
SUI SACKS ASHTON'S FINE SALT
Do BBLs. N. Z SYRUP
Itll-t5 R. LENNON & co, Auctrs.
HY >. r. CANNON. -
ES5:1 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
Ei;;s ere Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
$751; IN ersgned, Trustee, will sell at the Exchange
bidder s on if i ff pqe eaSp dp SaT
IN the year eighteen hundred and sixty one
N m that to sa B sfsGlISG f6T The same
ana ." d and sS sff 3e at tns gs
9 - corner formed by the intersection the south
thf en- tSst rly bounding Franklin street
10 PERI srea 10 al SIX inches thence southerly, parallel
twenty feet alley; thence westerly bounding on said aIIey
han and fry et pSf o ha parallel
tory B SG amp R sy B%9Sr three
The terms OF sale, prescribed BY the Decree areone
payments to bear interest from day Of sale and to be Sc
uIei N the note of the purchaser endorsed to the satiSac
aHENRy c. D4LLAM, Trustee
jlt2awAds D. 0A Iuctioneer
E szs BY VIRTUE or A DECREE OF THE
sa!:s CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE, CITY, the
undersigned, as Trustee, will sell public auction.
the highest bidder, in the Exchange Sales Rooms Second
rTet N saii city MONDAY, the 2lst day January
!; d lSGl at one clock, the FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
.kOPERiI, that is TO say: ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
ituae in the city Of Baltimore, thus described Beginning
or TIE on the line Of the east side Charles street. at
ne Instance OF one hundred ami ten feet north from the
northeast corner of Charles and Madison streets, and
ing thence north, bounding the east side OF Charles
tt twenty feet thence east parallel e. Madison street
ne hundred feet to the east side Of three feet alley thence
outh along the cast side of said alley twenty feet, and
inject to the yearly ground rent of $780, payable semi,
nnnAlly on the fist days Of September and March, (see
be lot hy described in the lease recorded in Lber g. E.
=. O. lG1, folio %, &c, &c.
The above property j. improved by and handsome
hree-st1ry DIV Filling with Back Building and is the
Xth house in the from the OF CHARLES and Ma
on streets.
The terms o. SALE prescribed by the decree, One
slf cash. hc balance credit Of six months the credit
ayment to be secured satisfactorily to the trustee
bESRY @. DAlILAM, Trustee.
700 J. B. CANNON,
t-N
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NTUIICN To I HA.F 4 I Ems.
IN AUf TORS OFFICE,
BALJIxORE, January Sth lsj0.}
The Taxes the following property the 1851,
1883 1885, remain unpaid and if not settled withiR EN-
DAYS Chose not already plated) will be landed to the
Surveyor for plating preparatory bang advertised
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aMlusemtats.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT ,
"a TO BE GIvEg OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. IG, 1861
IA RTLA Nd INSTITUTE HAHG.
THE CITIZENS OF BALTlN0ks To Til

IA RFLA Nd INSTITUTE IA Z &.
BY THE CITIZENS OF BALTIHOka To TtE
INHEPENi ENT GREY.
The COMMITTEE beg leave 70 form the Puhilc Tia IN
fnrth Of the above Compliment trcE ave engag
the se,y vices f the Gr-farel MARINE BAND, o. Wash
ingion, who will aip'ar in Fun ni'or . with !oRTY
PERFORMERS.
1t to Re hoped =. The ctisars Of .'timUre H. h.
their rrcs second The fnrs o tie CoEnt"a The:
have selected the following Program n
Pact
Btindisi and nuaitaDptFa Tc-V erti
l. Echo du Mont Blanc Polka. allan
3. Chorus, Aria and 81 cil!an-3.tr a Ii fespero .
lano NcfVi
ares ueS nley
Pas, from the Queen of Roses.
Anvil hOrus Opera TROY Terd
INTERalSSION OF TEN MINUTES.
Il.
|. Overture-I.a Dame 81 tnch................-....
2. Aiserere from Opera TrnTatore, perform d by
the Band at the Tomb of General Washing Verdi
Inc SI.lSh fnlGa. u;tii
4. Grand Terzeto and QuartetU-O qera Due 70 carl,
Verdi
). Choir Quintetto and Quartet:o--O Opera Martin,
De F.0tOW
6. Cons utcnal Quadrllis, introducing all our Ma
uoItl BsiSs
All the above pieces expressly arranged for the
Marine Band by the Leader and Conductor, FRANCIS
TICKETS 90 CENTS TO h had at Stoddarts McCareJ's
and Miller & Be9cham's Music Stores.
Doors Concert at o'clock. ja2iL
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Go-nartnMsBiu Sniitss.
FRANCIS STABLER.
s. ROBINSON COaLE
2Oar0inQ.

pOARDING.-A small family having two
Sspare rooms would let them furnished unfurnshed
with wi bout Board, TO two three gentlemen Apply
t27 CONWAY STREET, near Hanover au3l-tf
eSOARDING.-SIXO OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
ecan have pleasant front back with board and
the use of warm, cold and shower bath Location very
r l.. Transient boarders accommodated and furnished
ROOMS let without board. Apply at % NORTH GAY ST.
few doors north of Fayette. aul3-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Judge Hamlin.

This gentleman is the democratic can
didate for Governor; and last spring afle,
the talking Of Sunepter prominent demo.
crat Of St. Cloud said, in our hearing, that
he had just came from where he had
heard halfa dozen prominent democrats
talking Notwithstanding the Presi-
dent for calling out volunteers. He was
highly excited and very indignant and
said he had told them that if they had
just came from the East, as he had and
had witnessed the uprising Of the people
there they would have another story to
tell. To our inquiry as to who the gentle.
men were who condemned Mr.. Lincoln for
bis effort to preserve the Union the name
of Judge Hainlin was given US with tina,
Of several others. 1t was this following
several similar accounts which led US to
BAY in our columns that We should pub.
lish the names Of those men who were
talking treason 10 our midst, if they did
not stop. Judge Hamlin was one Of these
To whom We referred in that article.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Delegates to the Union Conven.
...- : tion. s.. -

The Press says that men who have
grown gray in wire-pulling in the Demo
cratic party, were seen busy superintend.
ing the formation OF this new party. In
other words this union is second elias,
Republican ticket nominated by cunning
old Democrats to defeat the: regular Re,
publican nominations. ..u.-... 49,
How tho delegates stood from othe,
countiss We know not, but from Stcarn.
VIM. j. Parsons, F.. Bradford and T. c.
Alden are said, in the proceedings, to
have been delegates. OF these, Bradford
was troo. St. Cloud, and maybe he was in
the Convention. Parsons and Alden were
IN st. Cloud and were not in the Convcn.
ton. There vas no pretensions that any
part. Of steasns County vas represented
except St. Cloud aud her representatives
were here. There were no caucus meet.
fngs No County Convention to authorize
any mea 70 represent thi, County in such
Conyeatioa. Mr., Bradford, Who may
bsvs hsea present, u sDeuoorat, aud "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Minnesota: 4 recent official letter from!
st. Paul states that it is hoped this partof
the State;will furnish "at least one COM
pany."~ 3 = I &iB
The villages aud settlements in the up
per Mississippi arc 50 scattered that it has
been very difficult to- get,up,a company.
Earnest efforts are now being made how
over 0zsise company For the third Reg
iment from the towns above and includiae q
|Anoka. Recruiting is now rapidly going
|on in St. Cloud aud vicinity, and It is be.
lieved afull company can be raised in two
weeks. A fine company can and ought to
be raised, land .verypatriotic citizen il
Northern Minnesota ought to feel pride
|in helping on the movement. If a man
cannot go himself let him try aud get a
good man in his place. Those who de-
vote their liv cs in the cause of their coun.
try perform the noblest service a. man can
render. 1t every patriotic citizen lend
a helping hand and company can be rails
ed IN Northern Minnesota that will be sec
ond to none in the country. The frontier
lis proverbial for heroism and efficiency
a VOLUNTEER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

pork. We Lave meat left every neal
We have bakers bread the most IF tht
ftime. -Mhen there IL not enough Of that
Eve can gosto the barrel Of hard bread, and
hel : ourselves. We are not brought to
just 80 much, we have all We can eat; and
have had ever since we left Minnesota =
!: We get coffee twice a day, and often times
Eve have good dinner Of boiled patatoes
:aud-curn since they have got large enough.
We have b?en bothered to get vegetables
enough until lately.
There has -not-been~a single -deat}, I'M
our Regiment By sickness: The Regi
ment is in very good health; of course
there will be some sickness among sol
smany men. there are TWO companies go
Ito the river every day, which is about one
emile and a half from camp, Tor picket
guard Our company has been out twice
2and we shall 90 out again tomorrow. i
s,like picket duty better than any other
E:::although there is more danger. We are
stationed three on 4 post, and hide our
E,selves the best We can, and have good
alookout. We can hear the Rebls beat
I.thcir drums when we are on the river.
4 The boys wanted me to write more about
Ethe Bull Run f9ht, You vii! get it about
sssas it was in some of the reports. One
ching | can say, there never was Regi-
.ment of men brought up before the enc
Envy SO fearless and cool, | believe. They
3 Nared nothing. 1t seemed that their bull.
lets would turn out for us, for we were
Sgrazed, every one of us, I believe. Il
sseemcd that the air was so filed with lead
1k.that a person could not stand a minute
s!shefore it. They used buck shot many of
$thcm: There is one thing singular, and
SHAT is the way time flies in battle. When
1--WE left the field, if We had been asked
Chow long We were in the fight We would
;kShave said twenty minutes, when we were
a,actually in four hours. B. 4. S.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Correspondence.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept: IL. 1861

a.@'-ay OF. LOUIS, Ceps.' ~. 1901 ~
The religious element in the army i:
going to be felt to the ad vantage OF the
men and of the country In Col Groes.
|beck's 39th Ohio, there is one Capt. an
ordained minister, and every man in his
Go. is member of his church. I have
met some Of the chaplains here, and find
them going about doing good in their re.
spective regiments, aiding them in every
capacity, and at some of the Dress Parades
the ehaplains offer up fervent petitions to
the Most High. They also have two or
three sessions week where they consul.
be toathe greatest amount of usefulness
they can give to the boys Religious
books and papers are universally read, and
|who7sh ay that many a soul shall.not
De saved and carry back to their homes
the divine truths inculcated in camp 2,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

We hav5 Save pen here owned 81 one
ttynch. (appropriate nancy and now con-
(vertcd into amilitary prison. "A colored
man Living here, says many a friend Of
his has becn held there in durance vile
| prior to his being sold down South and
he has seen weeping wives and children
going to this Pen with some little nice
Eties for their friends condemned to die on
the Gotten plantstiet,=--=-Aow, sayrour
4colored friend, l see the, same men who
have been selling men from that den lock.
ed up there and their wives try-to CON-
fort them: Verify how things are chan:
Eged. - .E~<'Gr ~ ,0~f-a
The proclamation Of Fremont iberate,
20 900 in this State, and the work of con
6scation goes bravely on. The ladies
God bless them, Cthough some Of their
sex are vile traitors here in this city,) are
doing much to help and encourage the
poor six and wounded boys. They have
a Union Aid Society, and you can see at
any time, delegations at the different hos
pitfalls. The Sisters of Mercy, too, are on
hand, nursing the sick and smoothing the
4 PILLOW Of the brave volunteer and I car
assure you the boys d. appreciate these
gentle laying on Of female f.iends and viii
remember the fair women of our land or
1 the battle field and /. ht all the better fo1
these attentions. Our city, as you know
Eis under martial law, and there is sense
of security under it, felt by all classes
strange as it may seem for bad men and
kwomen are held ia check thereby. Huge
Notifications are being built on all thu
commanding points in the outskirts Of thu
Scity, and heavy columbiads are being pla
Feed in position. We may never nee<
them but it is prudential idea, for w
shall then be prepared. Barracks are be
Eng erected capable Of wintering 30 t.
E5o, 900 troops and we are straining on
Feyes daily to the North West for the Min
xnesota I'd Regt., and think the LIST SHOULD
Snevcr have been sent out Of this Grea
VALLEY. Send them on.
4 x Xxx.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Republican Platform.

(WBERsAss Attbe present hour. our natio M
sxissenos aud that Of civil and political liberty
axa allie inpsrilied. Therefore, ....EEa ~
Resolved. That in presenting the candidate.
this day nominated, We 60 to the people upon
tho issue, viz: That this government shall be
sustained sad the Union shall be preserved
aud that, for the attainment Of these ends, We
pledge ~ unfaltering support to the National
Administration in it, efforts to suppress this
ubiquitous rebellion by an earnest and yigor.
Gus prosecution Of the present var.
Resolced, Tint We cordially invite all who
regard the preservation Of this Union as the
great object Of present desire, to unite with US
In common effort to save tho best government
known among men. a.7~o.t =, e., ~...,b
ResolVed, That We concur in and endorse the
following sentiments recently promulgated by
thst distinguished Democrat, Major General
Benjamin F. Butler, Of Mass a,husetts to wit !:
THAT in state Of rebellion. We would confs.
cate that which is used to oppose our ar1ns, and
take all property, (so called,) which consti-
tutes the wealth Of the rebelleus States, and
furnishes the means BY, which the war is prose
cutcd, besides dey the cause Of the ,cor; and if,
"a; doing, 1t should he objected that human
beings were brought TO- the free enjoyment Of
life, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness, such
objection might not require much considsra-
Rs'olred. That w are opposed to any and
all compromise With traitors: but whenever
they are once put down and, the power and in
tegrity Of the Union fully asserted and recog-
nizcd, then, and not before, We are willing to
have considered any grievances under the
Constitution which loyal citizens, South or
North, may present, and if justly alleged, to
eco then redressed in an adequate manner.
Resolved. That We learned with exultation
and pride Of the gallant conduct of the ''Min-
nesota First" on the CORY field Of Manassas !;
snds W have confidence that their future AS
thsir past career will DO honor to Minnesota
and confer fresh glory upon themselves.
Rtsolred, That the present State Government
hs. been marked by = careful, wise aud eco
nonical administration Of the affairs Of Min
ncsots, and its members eminently deserve
from oil parties the high need Of praise !!
''"sif, done, good and faithful" 90