davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IA L hoSL n III u 1ON.
"iiEREAS, THE PRESIDENT OF
w THE CONFEDERAr STATES
OF AMERICA has made requs.ion up.
on the State Of South Carolina for three
Thousand men. that being the quota If the
State in the additional fore. nov being
called out aud whereas, it Is required that
the Volunteers offering for this service shall
be received for and during the continuance
of the war :" and whereas, it is righ, and
proper that such requisiton should be
promptly complied with.
Therefore, ], +. w. PlCKENS. Governor
and Commandci-n Chief in and over the
State Of South Carolina, by virtue of au.
ihorl,y vested in me By law, do hereby pro.
claim that Volunteers for this service are
desired, md will bs accepted, in companies.
for and during the continuance OF the war"
to the number of the three thousand men :
each company to bc composed Of one Cap.
lain, one first Lieutenant, two Second
lheutenants, four Scryeaut-, four CorporaI..
two mnsic' ms, and not les, than sixly.four.
nor more than one hundred prlva,es ,h. of.
tccrs to he elected b. the COMPANIES res.
pec.iveIy. No men will be received cxc.p,
those "t pruver aye aud health
Ahd Tor the purpose OF utganiz .,on ana
instruction, do hereby drs:gna e Light
wood Knot Springs" near Columbi., and
some proper place at or near Aiken, as points
for the establishment Of camps and each
company, after II full and accurate roll of
Its members, and certificates OF the elections
o: It's officers, shall have been returned to
Tie AdJutant General Of the State, will re
paIr t~the camp nearest to II, there 10 De
mustered into service, and To be organized
INTO Ba,tailions or Regiments II will not
be pre- requisite in The acceptance of these
companies, that they shall be armed, al
though it is hoped that many of them will
be-
And do further proclaim that all the
NJ. or companies who volunteered under
the Act OF 1860, and who dec lined, for di.
vers reasons, mastering into Confederate
service, and whose Regiments have gone to
virginia, may now volunteer into this ser.
Vice, aud ia certain cases, where cavalry
companies have been dlsorganizcd, their
members also may volunteer as' infantry un.
der this requisition
And do further proclaim, that no other
Companies, BaltalIions or Regiments will
De received until this force Of three thou.
sand men be raised.
Two additional Regiments "for the war"
are also called for immediately and have
designated tre Regiment now raised by
Colonel Orr "for the war; AS one, and have
offered the oIner to Colonel Gregg
Given under ny hand, a, Governor and
Commander ia Chief and under the sen
OF The State, ut Columbia, tnis the tif
teenIh day OF July, eighteen hundred and
sixty one, and in the eighty sixth year of
the Independence of South Caro,ina.
+ w. PICKENS.
All papers in the State will publish his
for Ihe next fonr weeks.
July 10 --24-it
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEADQUARTERS, July 10, 1861.

MY PROCLAMATION, dated July i7th
1Vl. called Tor three thousand men TO
form encampments. to Le received in com
panies "for the war"
Now, thi. is to give notice that in rails
ing these three thousand men, | will receive
ten companies to form II regiment, and they
may Immediately elect their field officers, or
they may do so after they assemble Mt the
encnmpment The rolls of the companies
signing distinctly "for the war;" and the
certificates a, to the election of COMPANY
officers, mnst firN be returned to the Adiu.
taUt Generals Office. The first thirty com.
panies offered, according to the require.
ments Of said Proclamation, will be re.
ceivcd. One Artillery Company and two
full Cavalry Companies, to each encamp.
meni, will be received /; but these will be
attached, at any time, to any regiment or
regiments iha; the public service may re-
qnire r. w. PfCKENS.
All papers in the State will copy and
publish the above for tour weeks.
July 10 2I-4t.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
The Home Guards.'

The next me citing oi this company. for drill
and instruction, viii take place on tomorrow
Thursday evening. II is earnestly desired
that ell the members Of the company will at
tc'd. Hit il the intention Of tie citizens to
keep np this organization they should by all
means be present Oh tomorrow evening,
"~e have notice that the company will be
disbanded M tlst time il not fully attended by
it, meiupers
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
Death of Ex Governor Adams

We since rely regret TO learn, iiom the Col.
u'nb:a Coro!inian, Of the deatl, Of this distin
guishsd gentleman. lie breathed his last ut
Live Oak, on Saturday, the 18th inst
Gov. Adams has held prominent positions in
the State, and has represented Richland District
in the Legislature for several terms, both as
Senator and Representative. always discharg-
Ing his trust with marked ability aud fidelity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24

C"mtod-ratr SER lee, and who "e>irc Ia re-
I"rn t" Virginia To IN col. G,cg.', Re i L.
mcnt. w" will bc glad /" have th".. who
viii Jim ~ to attend the barbacu- on next
Saturday. We will share the offices of the
C"mpanY Will, those Who will Join us. II
the c"mprny is secured. we viii leave far
NIrgi"In Saturday evening Do,'t let u-
fail, is'' r"ue and 60 aiorc with IL.
T. J Mellow ALI.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
LATER

! LATER.
The oihcial accounts OF tho batil. n,
Bulls Run was received at the War U.part
meut 10 day. The Contedernt.s loss was
TO killed and wounded. The los, OF the
! encmy was owe. 500.
Gen. Bonhau whu commanded the briLr
ads that did tae hghiIng, had under him on
y 5000 mcn. made up "f Virginians, South
tar"l'nlns AMI l"ui-Inniaus The enemy
h"d between 3JUO aUd 6UUO engaged We
hnv" taken .wo cannon auG 500 stand OF
arms from tnc eurmy
Gen Bonham's Brigade is composed of
the Second Regiment, Col Kersi,aw third
Col. Sloan; Seventh, Col. Bacon and
rigihh, Col Cash
An Unncd States officer If high rank
sas Killed and lis horss taken. Upon his
person was found 500 in gold
! 4 shot passed Ihrnugh the kitchen OF
the l.ou," where Gcm. Beauregard was II,
/ dinner. The cHcul, IL il supposed dis
covered his whcreab"nt- They also fired
into our hospital, notwithstanding that they
must have seen the yellow flag Il ing
Mni"r Walton, splendid battalion OF
! Washington Artillery, from New Orleans
held II p:"n'inrnt position III the action aud
| covered themselves with glory. With their
seven field pieces they engaged Sherman =
famous battery of U. :. Flying Artllery.--
Snrrman had fifteen gum, but nolwi;hstnu.
ding The disparity OF force, such was the
calling and vigorous fire Of the Washing
ton Ar i!Iery, that hc was forced 10 sun
| his position no le,s thau iifte-n times. Ills
battery was finally siieDccd and forced to
retreat with great loss.
Col. Hayes Louisiana Regiment WAS
among the troops engaged they made a
splendid Uayonet charge. scattering the en-.
cmy in every direction.
n" hpp"a.ance OF the enemy thi, morn
ing. All quiet IN the Confederate camp.
STILL LATER.
a passenger just arrived from Manassa.
Junction reports l42 Con.ederaies killed
wounded and mi'sng, and $50 redera!ist.
left dead on the field
About 80 wounded C"nfrderaies were
brought here tonight on tie cars. Also,
one dead body.
Tue Frdr'als sent II fag Of truce this
| morning. asking m armistice in order 10
bury their dead IL was granted.
IL ~ said That Gen. Winfield Scot. com
msndcd the Linco,nIles in per.on.
Gen. Bca"rrgurd directed the movements
Of the Confederates.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
Provisions for the Cash

SUGAR, COFFEE. MOLASSES. SALT,
~ CANDLES. Pepper. Ginger. Spice aud
Starch. jnst received and for sale for CASH
ONLY DO no, ask for credit on the above
articles, as we would BE- bound to refuse
HASSELTINE a. MASSEY.
Lancaster. July ~. '6l
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24

CARp from Mr.. Joseph Clark, containing
personal explanations, has been received, but
too late for this issue - II !. clearly excluded
by our rules except asnn advertisement. Shall
w publish next week
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
From Western Virginia.

MOBILE, July i7-In the recent engage.
mrnt in Northwestern Virginia, Gen. Gar
netl's force of Confederate troop, mum.
bercd but 5000 men, while Gen. Mcclellan
had % 900, divided into three columns
Col. Morris had hunked the patriots On the
north, nnG Mcclellan on The south, While
Rosenorantz was approaching them on lie
front. The patriots stood their ~ ound 10
the last possible moment Of safety.
The retreat must have been admirably
managed, ~ the pursuers had no opportu
nifty of using their small arms, so we'll was
the rear guarded. Though in retreat, and
outnanked twice by conserging columns
but twenty were killed.
At last account, the Confederates were
retfeating towards 81. George. The North
erners hope now that Gen. IiiIl, at Oakland
will harnss the Confederates in their retreat
towards Hardy county. IL mus, be remem
berei that these troops have kept McCiel.
lan's column in check for weeks. Mercury
News About Missouri.
MEMPHIS, July I6.-News from Little
Rock reached here yesterday, via. Pocahon
tas which states that McCulloch, with IL.
600 men, attacked iiOOO Fsderalists. al
Spring killing nine hundred Frderalists
An uucondiiio.. al surrender was made =
The ConfrdeTstcs loss Two bundrd killed
I.ouisviLLE, July i6.--The Louisville pa
pers dated on the l3th. three days distan
ftom the ssst Of war. says
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
RECRUITS WANTED.

Fplt IMHEDIAT'E SERVICE
IN VIRGINIA. rD JOIN COZ.
GREGGS REGIMENT. The
Citizens az Lancaster District
are respectfully requested To rt-
tend II iarbacuc IN Camden ON
SATURDAY, next, the 27lh INST To
he gwen br the members of Capt.
Boy kin's COMPANY. lately in the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24

Cor or rms ora Rxoissxr --Cspt O., s..
windsr, g. .. A.. has, We are informed, (,ays
the Winrsbcro Reyiae) been sppointsd Col
/. Of the ssh Resimeas @ CIV
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
Battle at Bulls Run,
A GLORIOUS VICTORY.
986 Federals left dead on the Field
lSICHEoSD, July 10.

The Secretary Of War and tn. Adiuian,
General inform inr that they have received
no particulars ~ IL tue Confederate luss-
the names Of killed aGd wounded-in a
battle fought yesterday "l Balls Run near
Manassas.
Private reports received refer only 20
small Io'scs IN the Virginia Regiment..-
The los. Of Confedrratrs Is vastly di,pro
p"rionate T." the su'po-ed loss Of ;he Fed
erals ] viii seEd the details ns soon IA,
received
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24

YAsxsE Pmsosrss.--The 3r.snsboro N. G.
Pstviot Of the isth Inst, says:
We learn that the Express train last night
brought up 70 the Company shops thirty Mas
saehusetts prisoners, taken In The nsighborhood
OF Newport Newa They were brought to the
shops for safe keeping.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24
A Northern Account of the Battle
LATER FROM WASH/yGTO

WA'HiSGroN, July l9 p m.-The Con.
federaies have fallen back from C.ntrsvilI.
a minor fight is reported al Bulls Run,
where several Federals,s were killed
lhe fght lasted half mn hour but IN.
ooulherners were too well posted. They
mad three masked Batteries which th.y
opended Mt Intervals upon our men, who
retrcnted
iieavy firing was heard in the direction
Cf Manassas JUNCTION when our correspon.
dent left the field
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-07-24

Rev. B. w. Whiiden, Baptist Minister, will
preach at this place on Sunday next, at IL o.
clock.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
State News

|: Whtn II. Third Rest,leA there were
seven inffthe hospst.l,r bus only one who
could NOT be moved The amount .llot.
ted BY tho Rsgt., 70 frisa.ls,is about s2y,
900 per month.-Dr. Le Boutillicr, Of the
First Regt, LEFT St. Paul on the 10th to
resume l'iss dutissss, Assistant Surgeon. 2
The Sd Regt. left Fort Smelling on the
10th under command Of Lieut.. Col Smith
and MAJ Hadley, on board tho, .soap.zs
City Belle and Frank Steele.
ME- hare received =. the first number of
the J. ~rnal, published At Belle Plaipe.
It - 4 6rstrate paper, and aIvsst improv.
meut on the Enquirer! @"o::. '.,r 7nr:'
Tho Nolk.tlan, j. IL. name Of I. Ger
man paper, publi.hea at st. Paul, BY Ph.
Rohr 4 Co., - tuspt III: s|.'! 1902 a.Y
The Vine. u the name Of i new .'w p.re,
started 4 Lake w. It presents good
appearance, and deserves the, patronage d
the citixens. ~ SIS. =, .'r!r'I'-! G'H
Only tbout seventy men are needed to
gil the Fourth Regiment up to the mini
mum number. j.; =; ..,.'-. u. ..,,;, -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
,Tte,;l!,egira,phhii,e'..

=
dispatches last night were amin
1P'srtans: The Times Of tn. 18th says =
s,Th.ts !, ine4.l,,ipg confidence ia tic en-
tin eorrectneas Of Capt, Wilkes, act j. t.
!. king. plidel and, Mason, and I .am inform
{. ID Secretary Chase baa expressed regret
|, that, Wilkes g, did rot siese tho vessel
:. Cepnt Dc Gorroy,ki is certain that Great
Britain will not take exceptions to The act.
ALI Of which ~as~ doubtless writsen for
III. -qiabl.p purpose making ~, !, : i il
spot. M., Cha'ss's bps;oea, 70 give, ~ op riln
ion and his CeuntshiPs isn't worth cent.
dp The statement that the President intends
calling for 100000 more: volunteers il
contr,diet.d. Of course. When Ii, bali
million, called for BY, act Of Congress, j,
raised none sbstaregularsbwil lnssaocepted.
: Thi, will be authentic ountirthe' next dis
patch comes. ~ b" The rory ii our
llast about tn. m1a pa re af ths Unioa col.
disrs NJ 9y.ndotts, aud the obstruction Of
7,k.tovn ~sr . ,tel.gppkis joke's Town
. lid holders still' i've. '.'" I !E">"'">, =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

,, NEW ,ELEvAToR.--We are g1sd 10
learn: that one Of our most enterpri.ina
..Warehopse 6rmss il abost. commencing 4
new elevator on the North Branch, ID 'bd
used nainy,! " believe, for tsceiving
grain which comes III over the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad. 1t will be
Of the largest aize, and built. il. the most
substantial manner, and will be. completed
At IN early day:a 1twill be furnished with
ten Of Fairbanks five hundred bushel
hopper scales, eacl, one Of which, so perfect
will be the machinery, can be loaded to
its full capacity and ,the load discharged: in
r few minutes. This. shows the immense
amount Of grain which can be handled in
this Elevator, and il = sufficient guaranty
to farmers "a, we'll ~ receivers and ship
pers, that correct weights will BE- given
Chicago Tribune. ~ IL 1865 % go
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

~ " "'''~T t.F''' ''"~''t " a."
VI FAsHlotaA1LE g oxvsRsA11pS DuRlHo
a :MonNlSa4 OABU.-Enter1 Mis- Lucy,
idestly Stt H r. btestH~itk thefefs5ea Il
walking f6tS1 g P sl, ar saEii H the
steeet ta*he door ether f iendinEzy7 ..plaee;
. Luc3.-"Oh,, Ma,is /! ho1] d. ycus de |,
How dslightsd Il iii tSe,ge1 yod9i;, H6v
have YOU bseiti3 ~ xSf19f At thcl ball,
list Tuesday eseaihgS?niOh watahftt' MI
appearances 6fIIthass.ltagi4 'ia' ,piukpst-
}fetttly}' flip htful 7'ooI. ylhis your sl4kivon
'the opiaS04 'tBe4ttifu sishawth 'Father
says shSs ID going To- Sendujtd Paris tosgst
he sSawf ih thes SprfnsJ 1Tecsn4, bear
kbniS made 1haM!a4ws How do gUu4 like
M66vi;Qgs6irf Esprtyy! oBeautifai sman, |ain't
hsq y.Now a6ht laskh| Marie, 'for.n| sure
I 90 nor tats anything dboata him! ooh,
myth mist gong !a1 Hill bs'battifal
day, is,i't'f5?an Mare, when'areey oupon-
ing up to25se lne a'oOh, sdearf what !
'tBS5idths sspinl !buThSt, ptas~asltsissnato
wi; os61ail hho~ ,fsysssJ NAH J aei't
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

i Th& 1ers aboard ! B,iiish mil stsan.
j: C0mned0re Wilkes sest aboard and
demanded their surrender. The reply M,
there IL npt force enough 70 take then.-
Wilkes SPIT additional force and PIT the
San Jecittoin convenient position. 81
.1sllF and &. Mason wsr9>.thes surr,ade.ed.
Capt. Wilkes, iti@ undentood, acted On
bis swn responsibility, sss- =
: Commodort, w ilkey hli IN interview
With Nth Gen: 6ol, ssna expressed opinion
.that b, did right, aads=aaid tbat. -1iekt= or
wrong, these men had 70 be secured, md
if he had done wrongful could dopo m6rs
than be cashiercd for TT. ~ -
NEW York, Nov. l5.-The volunteer
sssvios now aanbers $50, 900 men, Leaving
but Co. 900 more en!igtnepts 70 reach the
number ,hthot4l.eedd ~ neiejs|
IN lBAHr1MoRE, Nov. . 18-1ovil Kicks
has issuedsa proclamation calling q special
session Of the Legislature 1t Annapolis On
the 9th, to establish Maryland in her old
position a tie heart Of the Union, and
render the tr.itozous legislation Of The Fl.
Wares members Of no aeeonne.s ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
In tho Right eP1Aoeso:

Our Administration has certainly, hit
the rebellion in the right place at'last: ~. "A
Federal ':sArny in South csrolina' i, The
idea, and i they eaFsy ont Cameron poll
cy OF employing sw1 lob, beg pardon -
We had nearly sa,d sloue.;, but if Gen.
Sherman employs plenty Of. "pspier. hsla
70 1a6o,. ,ot. them 70 13ooik :'in9 Isquad.,
companies Or sest;hheE7vdi:s" to pqtt deTq the
rebellion, the work viii g. 5000 be done and
veil done. orr q here ara kundredslof thoa-
sands Of 'stalxart fellows In Secestiohdom
:vh hot viii .sk bStAi1g yhiss xb1aes
so.put down the rebellion; and bong shot
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

+ Although We have had laws on our
statute books, for forty years, declaring the
foreign slave. trade piracy, yet the first con-
victio" under the. law y. took tool! place in New
York on the 10Th int; when Capt. Gorden
Of the Erie was convicted. The penalty il
death, and it il believed IL P.esideu'
will not interiors % save the monster from
his deserved fate.. The New York author.
tiles deserve. honor for being the first
American tribunal to vindicate the law
and the claims Of humanity. =" -:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

by srebsl or shooting one j. not such pe-,
al Jar honor that white men ofssthe North:
need insist OF keepine5iitt ilItoltdsmsslves.
ItYlooks:no WINS if the Government inten,.
ded 70 conquer tho rebels and if % they
can do it much easier than not With
Port Royal open, and Beaufort for head
quarters Of loyal army with the under
standing that there is work aud wages un-
der the Stars and, Stripes for per;on. he'll
to labor, it, will be much easier to crush
the rebcllion< than to crude and nurse s.od
pet. itinto a continuance of formidable
life AL that has made it. formidable
thus far has been tue aid and comfort
$givepsit by the Government. The: life
might have been pinched out oft Is easis
ly as child snutfs out a candle if it had
not been for fear Of hurting the poor little
thing. And if Uncle Samuel has really
got over his paterual mood and, in
tonds to make short work. Of the little pet
bantling. he can place his hand over its
mouth, take the nostrils between his
thumb and fore finger, shut out the breath
from it, body, that it must die without a
groan, and uoughs but the SILVER Of the
limbs tell OF the mortal struggle If it is
not thus disposed Of now, twill be simply
because it is purposely spared. On the
Potomac, amid hills upon hills for the
erection Of batteries, and while it had not
been 30 demonstrated that those who run
away may read, and the wayfaring man,
though fool cannot mistake, that the
slaves an, tho right arm Of the rebellion,
there were large allowances to be made for
delays and defeats and mistakes. But,
now that God and the people have cduea.
ted TIE Admin'st. alton up to the point Of
seeing that black. men may .s riyhtfhlly
work for the Government a. against it;
! and that We have an army on the plains
Of South Carolina, it will be next to i'm
possible to make blundeh enough to keep
secession alive and vigorous for six
months. If there is = determination to
conquer the rebellion, the war will Be over
by May. "..:.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

>, A flag Of truce arrived At Washington
seathe 18th by from tth'S Goqy-
s.po,rofNotth Carolina charged with tho
.'duty Of conveying South tho I've young
sons Of the late Senator Douglas, who arc
| b.irs # pYelPes,ty. i North c.rolins and
.1ou;si.a. 70 the .p.qp ~ T. o. $500, oo ooQ,
tabsir presence 10 required atlths South to
prevent the ssqusstrasionof' tboir proper
u under the recent act Of the rebel Con-
= .asas::se"1hp lad.t ate respectively Twelve
TX ys,|' Gf 'ge Th's * sert aa1
oas n tbs ~os' ,em!A.rl.sshlls: 9issodes Of
tho m.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
Thanksgiving Proclamation

In accordance With usage. respectfully re-
ooomsnd to the people OF this State, that
THURSDAY, the !TwENTY-ElGu day Of
the present msnth Of November, bs oct apart
and observed ~ day of solemn thanksgiving
/, Almighty God, the Giver Of al good;
That. though our sins be many, be has not
ceased his merciful dispensations towards Us {;
That hs has "viiited the earth and watered
the ridges thereof abundsntly, and made it soft
with showers, and blessed the sprinsing there
Of and crowned tho year with His goodness"
ore clothed with doeks, and the valleys, also,
are covered with eorn;''
: 81 That He has saved ~ from peetilencs and
famine, and preserved this State in peace and
rAealth, snd In due allegiance and loyal dsvo-
ton to the Government Of these United States {;
That, while in other portions Of the Confed-
sraey the dreadful visitations Of civil xsr are
1al6lling the penalty Of An impious rebellion
against His ordinances and tho Fundamental
covenant Of human society, the Angel Of Peace
still ats 1t our gates, and our children sleep
secure in quiet and prosperous homes, far
from the din Of the battle which 10 to decide
. their destiny. go
And let Us thank Him, Too, that He has not
sore calamity, but that already His bow, Of
SVSSSSA~e
~, spans the tempest which darkens the land;
That, to this end, He hss united the hearts
> and srrsysd the invine;bls legious Of her peo-
pie, sropid her, to defend the cause Of good
eovsrausnt and nee institutions, and, BY the
,lscriAeial blood Of her heroes, has conssersted
anew The eAuSt Of country and liberty. in the
sdssaioasof her children md ii til iyymmpa.
shies and aspirations Of CHE civilized and
,ehristisn world ',.,4? 9'!s "S2nEllA,S;'i
And, finally, with the incense Of thanks-of-
I'LL Cd My tIrov IL shield Of his mercy
around the brave soldiers who have gone from
-E6ur midst to do battle for the tight, that He
: nay grant Us successful issue out Of oil our
trials, and that this wicked rebellion may, ter
minsta 10 the triumph Of The Just authority Of
he laws, aud In tie rssstablishment Of civil
order and pescs, throughout reunited snd
prospsrous country, 10 the glory and honor Of
= Given under ny hand and tho Great Seal Of tho
State q the city DIST. Paul, this eighth day
Of November, Ii tie year 81 our Lord, one
i; u sussnd eight hundred snd Si1ty.ens. :.
az '!c:.By The Governor, ,s"i' I,s =.
>. .fely ,r}4.y@ ALEXANDER RAMSEY
-, JAx1s = oAxll, sse'y Of stas@.> ~, :,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

.Z We are indebted to Professor, Cromwell
for = can of prime Ioysters.. & He has than
for sale BY The ean' aud will receive chem
,h4sps l 81 *'nss s 1,. :s
ii The report of the eaptsreof s., o0Q, 900
worth Of COTTON at edafort issaid ~ b. !
m.r. ho., y lEa< git .tohs STOW ron:rsn
cow; ,phs cav vtl!4l
l.. The people Of eKspsass have, chosen To,
pska Is the; State Capitol bis .s,avin7or
"n Il; !a!ov' th.t 4Bts' rsb1l lo;a., II
the battle = : Belmont vs. 26l Killed, III
wounded; and 278smissiug. oraw yu,s,,