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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

eyoRtb, ni.4 Washington, t"d"y are exa'.
~" + 'ga9y as ~ 'h ;'"y: 7" y:,' H"'
rttrta'i''s bet@re. tile sudden attack BY
$t.MA6wail EJAcks;jn ''92s T'~''@:5 "'@>: . q :
Thsd1 1ia~sl says: i: the latest intelligence
bc!i sxsd teite F',tilabie VI that sheinai,'
b*ly It tl's Fbl 'r army h"s succeeded u.
reaching point between our army aud
Pi;.vl;mUn.lynH al nbl1Iat"1 "" E'''l2>*"
i'll Jsck*.In aud Stuart nsre9 said TO be b..
TN en.Eulpepper, ,..d' W~rrentod. .eaiss"14
sri ,Ths Times Wflshingt9a, ;dispstch, s.ss
AS}'l man Who arrived hcrs Y" Wednf'rI' !lu'I
d.y 'o'u Aqppiss( s (srsst, Which, phee b
lett that mor"inx. says that the rcb..
force At F.edricksbury w.s completely t.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
GEN EnALr 1l'ClELLAN.'

T. , = 1870 ~ t$i t'',< 'f'H ma
.. alGererql;Me ,lrI!s" 'hns 1e'a~elf.r bin :
8 lfa place ia, hi.torsv3 Bu, j. VII, ,haib,
Iii biz aeci9Aen'al 9e ass's'atio' With sre., eH<"*
: rather th thu th4" hya ~ f.plorta,'t influence
.wniieeihl he h.. hsd ~ in produei"g them. He
'''yP II q'nn Y! Of 'nrse s"di u'de'.t
.rtt .ryatrc'iNs ipp9stYll.ct. He is wl.hou geA'us
" eysp y ".9'der4ts sd intuition. lie 9diss ~,
his N9y''s!p ey'ns!usiqr' ss l%tnsi9usy .s.re sds*
ttaW qtl ln;nss, ats,, He received i: ona MI
fpry u edneaticn hy lii:h And :vha'ev.raea'dIb b
3 sese,"mplh'sAhHedl :, phAHl ~ ETY. .pp*nessapaI aab'
,.nYks ink ii"du<'rf ~ p'ap esuld batter ,aee,.p'.
p|dissIs p|ish 'h.p 9 hee hseen,,R Rat he .ses athi * spd
i'ows "o,hpg tifit is y = reduced hlt * 81 shs ii III
~ IF His p' actical reason. Especially, h.
lacked sense sud intuition NJ uuuaa Fur.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

makes. MI engineer The wis.. use IT >m''r'
; makes Abe General Me-. ,.lellap is only ai'
,,englncef l.. 80: '..a,T II r.
''I,n' such man was competent TO great
res" t*bad 1;; ht dis,"~iti"us aud aasaci''''S
political faith come to his help But ke
was possessed ts' an imperative cant i""lthat
" rked j, ,meti,l,> toward irrrs lii lin AID
~c'et'nc* toward ot's'inac,, but: never e.:
ward 'Iarln. enterprise we ."
Ills a"xie', a'o te fully prepared was
ma1ki.l IL MAJ nesIIE. yAst .raAa,,.., !" r.
,wsss n.tp>si ~ is'.lrs'I'i"s }: i" tr d"?e IT,:
fore ihee b er,nr 4 il wise tp He",ure 10 u,
II heaps 4 sup rpr.}ara'i""st lie hat NJ vs'
e'rYsl' men; never enonsl Allns. .lln4 Yf chnh,
,tpx, " y nunitt'vuss Abe Whole East dl1rai.n.s
sd Sd toward 'Ae this isamp: LAM AMI whrn more
thsp snx general that Fl eyer s 'n'pmpndsd Oh
thi1 const'.ssnt 's' " thh he hrl Ut bis command cX:
~ aresaurees; ri rEee'ef ef ehes "a'i"n he he,a' xas' til
unresdy AT Fllss lssps'hr ".qp Pit pa.tieenege1 g ~aF
wor" Out ..up!tsg .p!t shy csidep., ls'se 4,4bi"et'
49, h'' ~: ~, ra....rs h.t NJ
,' b: -, ~ x..,, u,;r. ,h,, al ,hr nrt,s.r.a q,
asn MI, IA ,I,,,,r, H.: h,.b;,d IL. md
en,anded more mcn and 'nii"le' means
$d en- ll.i"ins that he was Ih.n1 ha'"pered and
~; -: :~:<<"1 ,>@* ffI:II,H
= =; i;;,,,, ,,,,, tbsss ;:n,,r;n, :,,;
,,s;a : ~, H. y ,G;,s Al i. =.
...t.i, ..t I.,l =. &, q ,I... At :Iu. 49,. ~,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
THE ..P1CKET'S RUsE.

lri\ate joel SnlaEeS, III na1u-Wtfk;hL
ftou9h:sinewed regiment of Vrr,n'nt v"l-
unt ers, vas good shot and a s'na~t Sol
dier. lie found great satisfaction in pck.
ct duly, ana hardly came in aittttr' r day.
exeri:cce il III that branch cf military indus.
try without, having rep"r, to make t.
his superior officer ct' some new wc,k dis
covered, some conversation overheard
some little chance circumstances percciv
I'd, that might tc Of use in gaining an al
vantag ge over the enemy: .A' ~ r:
Joel was l"i',Y!tc laink yellow haired f:l-
low, not very soldie'ly in sprrcl, y beat
|ing, but If infinitely mere service tina"
| ma,y a one Of our snug, dapper, well
|1,~king city ~6ldiers. J." H. was fri s'ttdllS
fsun.burned, and his fac',, 'dj''arse featured
and den'ure, suggested good humor ana
power III endurance, more thai, lc"ura-e ..
lisciIEue But there >w;is' d twinkl',
about his small gray eyes, ~hic' enliven>
ed taent, despite their scanty and cl'arac:
terlexs white lishcs. AMI im, rrsst'd th,,
closer sort ot observe, with xholtsonl.
res"cct for h,s coura re and Intelligence.
His nasal voice and dtawl,d His round
Fsh5ulders ard fiat build, could not shak.
this RESPECT 50 long las one kela th'se clear
cNl f'eseei"g eyes i'll sight; and Jorl*,
comrades pr'phesisd THAT he mad ,'niy' T.,
behave hin'self, a"n keep OH his NV" way
IT, gain paif of spaulsts, on. f',e day.
He (" enly declared that manuel labor
oulths earthworks was distasteful tu him :;
and his officers, knowing his vaIae at pick
ct duty, ev'need enough consideration e.
him. to keep him Ut chat crsice. J. .j7@y osi' :
!. The position shat h. liked" Be,st was on
the xl"re ot'. hill,io p'*itc kim;t'f slope
occnlied by u se"ti"el"t' the coi'tedtr,tes.
ihslIast was, quite ~ hiyh4bit of' ground.
whe"cc one might SEE great teal 'f'wl,a'
wss going ON sbs'u, the batteries further
dowM> :'Joel believed that the senti'seI,
there stationed lea lmr,se lha,, was ~ei,
tor our side lie a:iairdib; AZ oharas>ed
aud a"h"ycd every ohessI !t':shl'wtd His
head ou: the hillide 'appsite, aud lett
several adv&utusous fellows u, ,etshSd cut
y" the turf, o':e atttr' anotheri as reward
for their ,te,,Ierieys o'i'i>a,E s:'"'l +o'''"
It. Was nearly. 'qmrteraof' mile IF,
but, ~ l. have asnid. tie nlobY Vctnh,nter
'v.sa g'"'d SHIT =, dit becaint:+txily da"-
genus ut I'll ue.' th. forbidden hillside.
;thev q son losrned their 'ltsytt,, and v;ry
NATURALLY .eted'uro it. '09i,I 'o.''D %7"s
l'o.J Joe|,; s.uot~riny down his path me ha'e
sft.'fnunI. heard i zhafp s,riiojr,t' lid afei,
| the Wind off, riAs tall that cx,ae .wJna1fr.
tfuliy usir biz hesd:@ Turning qbdicait,'hl
NV the smuke 6uating up irum little
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
% -TE7T T7-ND -ITT TIT STTTt- TUT!
TT = HEARTS rlyNKNoWN'

De.rldswn within the tytiith d the breast.
i Chose yailcd II sha lYwY black - midnight ai
4 i.mple stands; 6y human Or, NJ er dres. ii ;
at.r t'''d own misk J hand has reared i
,.' .lsF',,. ~ on.., 4! nI ,,:'
afNo 4eoisStY oer ts ssc'ed olo,sters roam: 10 10
Nor .ound sihyi Penesrai~, ,se Mystic nirts '''
That sh, ouds in. seer esy the spirits home.
/ An altar 'hie.p tho.e ten'pi. wall: coutaih, c
,Nsrwhivht lite 8 raefipcess OF, 4rs,n,sdd; -,
It's surface strsaked with many Z blpq4y stain
1Aias ni2rkta The cr,i.l stc'if6iat blaus: -" -"
y hid itsaf xlocpy 3 ,,sha.ivv d - dsbode, :"
TAs inn.ost sout. unseen and unk now, dWells,
AID bearya Sou, Ii Esvii,u1's il. lo;td ,'1'
10, score, i.ys and gr,s,,s il, Dsis tells: $.
Tis ,tsr* oi ayyst ltYne 81 erish is pes must
y yTIs brighten PLEASURES s~r.h con give e.-
!. III j"ys. lik. Autumn w'iith(red roses lie =,
Lelure mi.:or,une's litter bnrnlnk '6re. -
The f.ce may wear he brighlest happss' mile
The brow lie calm a. the >erenest heaven,
The svoioe sOuud loud with "lnefriest tones;
Tie hear will, ,..dde*t sd dee , est woes be driven
Lsr,de n.,t, when is +. idthe soft b"e,.thsd slgh
Mr. whe.' IL seen ,he y,lFickljng, j ear !;
Far hidden from the ken 0i ...ortal eye, III
Are secret grlefs that ti''ise may ever heari
Aud otten.., when The excited ,huur IL spent.
And h"nghts hold G. nyerse with themselves
alone. - > ''''
Al :! whv Can count the sadsome moments spe,.t
Within that dark retreal-''rhe Hearts Un
1 known % " '2'' S0~,'' ''''''' Il,
Another kind of life esc}, there may lead,
Where reason pro, d,y holds supren'eeSs' 'eS s sway;
Ma, talk with angels on thonght MAMMA feed !:
Or, happy. dtsan' tho heavy hours aw"3 -
., III that sacred SPOT, Tie Hearts Unknown
That w"hdrOus. strange. mysterious abode,
The spirit. all in .il nee aid aloni. l., Fo 80.
May hold 9. r n~union ai :wab :wab i; Maker God
.:CllkroxiNv.SrE. BRoeEIyx. Dec. 1851. "
=. [>ine, these ,lines were written nearly I"
year ago. the beloved youth who compose"
then, has gone to his rest. ue di.d the deaf"
OF = Cur, .ian in july lat, aged ~, and lett
TO his mourning friends the sweet cohsoIa
,,oas oi the Gospel -Ei,-. lSnkp iSuksr."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, mi. MlSNEso<31A. n $ IA

I0XrENSIvE Explorations Of Land IN 'n's
District subject to privat entry, and long
axoerieucs in Land Office business, give the un
dersisned peculiar alvantagesin in he selection OF
land nnl the location II Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at sinall al
vance ou New York Prices. /. ~,
Contested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted oe-
fore the lhcal and General Land Once. - -
~ Attention paid 70 the payment Of taxes IN
Ben.on. 5hsrburue. MORRISON 'n' see s'e"'n'
cou mites. '.r.'.'. .+'- .-"'''' :.
rsw,l,t. for sale in 81. Cleud: uid. L..
-. v3nll-tf -. a, hvANS'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
The Richn,ontf ana 1funfotyl.vIilc P,is.
.~z y..~~ oncrs, ExtAAnged.=@ i:

a:44a> II II ''INDiANApoLts, Nov: II.
4: The seoretary IT. War has officially no:
# fi'd thv State authorities tie c!xci,u,,s.
ri the. l:.:th, to?h,, 62'l',, 59th; '7,ssif aud
i've cc,i,l laiii If the 55tH Indiana r. ii:
'ue,'t tale. prisoners anu l['arriasd at Rich:
,uo"d 'kentuek, ;,he 5vfif 6oti, 67tr.
6s'h. e9,h ,u"a9Iait OF tht l7'h and 7 +th
regiments; tskt,s1at AEi,,fordsville, ,,iciud
,,,., their officers. Tie 1,,,ffictrs and int.
are enthusiastic oyer tho ii w., , aid xf +, IS
a desire to be eht~tosth field wi,l,ou, de-
,. ,T7*r~1 Il E[2
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
GLORIOUS low A.
n ! - lF.T IqN: .I4:F y tis@!t. FI3'
Republic an w.. ri,y sixteen Thou and
t-14-} t~ VII g cS % the Wa. e ~ =

Special Dispatch to The Chicago, Tribune.
DEs M"lNls, Nov. Is icy The fic;a
count to-day, made by tie S,atr l'oa;,
it apl ears that The 1i;;epdblio,n 1n''j,'i'y"'
thv State tictet il tttw-,n $500 ah''
.t6, ,,eU.n2 9'hls includes he sol,licrs' %''te.
WNh.'at that vote The Republican, ".'jrr'
~ is over eoVO: There ',s y ab"p'1 ~ 1.,!l r.
sam. m,j"rity On the Congressional: tick
ii b4(ir,i.nell; who was beaten by th
aione voc, has ,,n,j'rityaot t.soUO with
ha s.'ldiersy rs,c 7:A'l-o" has 1900 :
) 5'"me trt ,he otl..rs ~ a> .h'eh ~ ,O0o
$ !>o" Of nabulpe dH!striyt, y ',:' bsatc" f. f"'
Judge 6y zoo votes :. 1''1'A 10 '''o',. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

Of ,4hy5'xa!!a ii!'eat 1T t'er
The wise use "f~nn'n
" Me- 'l'ellll.a''', ~. is only lib
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
II. G. WAIT

Neale,ir Foreign md Domest'c Excha"ye,
l-EEPS Land " Variants constantly on hand
tx and OF sale IL. \ small aavance from New
York prices Collections made, Exchange
lruwn !. ti,ero curren, ates, paid 4 c.
st. Cload. 1uly 25th, 1861. ;" sug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

E. T.. = :. l2..5- .....r CAIRO, Nov: ~
:Passengers,1 from Holly Springs report
the army at Stooo still n.u.jT, -; ..,4'i
u :i',,sp;tais" a,e b+i',e &rr pared.: 'a'sse
quantities grain ar* boin$ c.'ilected! n
"A. depot for, ,contraba'.ds1 has bee" e.
laLliSled atiurand J unctiuu.I, u}n ! -
.,>2An expeditiuut !. # Tr Htor and Hum:
bo!dt yesterday sirr a !~;nt q" the ilel'Its;
see. ri> er, 1vherer it, rwst r"rir'ed a.r hi
,prcy;tp precy;tp IF 1u0 wvre efo<xipg; It, Na> ,h~a= HI
,.hs ~ hYk Hee.'d ;tc cal''nphsi> ~ il, ri
.t1hs, iNarioe Hospital at. ,lauucah =, Was
/. '.urrrd n Yn Monday thi*shtf I,All the pr
,ien's escaped most Of the turulturea wa
~
sAVe1 - :,~qh:2rf,r :. ! >5r.s4soi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

head has to. much bloot produt n head.
taeke II <sse,i>e Of fnllc.s IL th' c.c.t huss
u, ,na:h his"i' ., 70 adec ns o':yh, r.pi !
breathing, pain i" ,h' side, 4o' lalpi'atio"
If tie h'stts;; ii tic sf'1nafl has TOD mach
blood; ! froddcin;: ioii@4tSt;oii; Or k;ol.>.'
has tod 'thuvh bi'od, producing so1ne dis.
|turba"ca IL the ,owtis have III" 'i',uc.
'ij'd; ''ph,daci''::a c4st;p,:i nq'' aii1rhe :.
Any ~ All Of these "tlitficuI1i,s arre temp
| raril, relieved 't;y immersh''I Of tlc feet .'
hands in hot water, and they: are perm;
r4,.nrly relieved by such dress aud exrrc,>'
;.fsele ex,rti,.i1i, al will make tLe der.
vat, u permanent: Il, ,<." .}
!, sAgain ! sly, the extnmities >rqqn;re il
:. much: cl.t4hing: as. the b"ly M""e.
lahou'd dress their arms. and lrgs with OF
" two tbi k" s>es Of knit wpo!cn, ar.:e t
which tit them; The abspr1d1ity sf lo's,
anwing sleyes aud wide wiydlss, spread ;kirt'
viii not sdiseu>s :.s ~ .,n.,.i,n,z.,7,....
| ." you a<k why the arms aud legs MA,
not b: co,ne, accustoucd.,t to exposure lik.
.ht fasss? auswtT Gid has trSyidrd ,il '''
lace with an i'um use c.rrul,tl u, because
i must be exp"std.
! a DISTINGUISHED physician Of Paris de-
clurtd, just: before his dea;li,, IL bell 8,
that during the twenty-<ix years l have
i'act ced my profession III tlis city, ,wcn.,
fthous,nd children have been b. rue to til.
cemeteries a sacrifice tv7the absurd cu>to,
IF uak j" arms" When in Harvard
| many, years 'sag,', heard the distinguished
i'r j. G: Warren say, Boston d Sacrifice.
Eve hundred baties every year BY net cloth
my their ,,rn,s'"' Th.sts little arms sS>hould
have thick. knit, w>"'!t" w..rm sleeves tx
! ending. from til shoulder to tie hand. =
indepeIm,o'e"t. *'!.' II. ''>' ''.,''<>.,'. Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

.". JAMES M: McKl,:E1!341.Yv:, :" i,
~ Arru. ii,. NNEY & coUNsELLoK A. 4Ax
:"'','' #. ~ " ,, ,,6=:r, ST. CI9'l1UTIE,, T ,>,' ,'
Wil "a IKE collections, Invest money, buy
- eli or loan laa1 Warrants, aud .n,e' purchss
or DISPOSE Of Real Estate,3 AZ = q {,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

, tAs there are quite . number Of ous former
,eiizeus ut the Salmon River mines, 'l.efsllow-
ing letter written by Mark D. Ledbeater to W.
8. Mitchell. Of this place, will be read with
interest.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
Another Balloon victim.

Winchester assembled in balloon some
FIVE years since, at Milan, in Erie county,
State Of Ohio and neither balloon nor 9 o.
naut have since been heard from. Thurs
ton, at Monroe, Michigan, two or three
years since, foolishly got astride of the neck
of his balloon, after it had descended, and
the balloon accidentally becoming free, be
wos carried sky-ward, AMI weeks after, the
cru he'd remains of human being, nearly
imbedded in the ground, were found, sup
posed to be those of the rash adVenturer.
Now another victim to arial voyaging has
been added to the list. Mr. F. a. Vest
brook ascended on the Fourth tor the
amusement OF the people gathered at Spar
ia, Morrow county, Ohio. 1t would seem
that Westbrook was the most fool-hardy of
all these eronauts. The Mt. Vernon Ban
ner says
The balloon was inflated, and, with Mr..
Westbrook in the car, started from the earth
between A and o'clock P. M. II had not
ascended more than three or four hundred
feet. when il burst and turned inside out,
and fell with rapid momentum, striking the
ground about thirty rods from it's starting
point. The unfortunate @ronaut struck the
ground feet foremost, his heels going
through the close wicker work of the side
of the car, and sinking to the depth of
nearly two inches. He was Immediately
taken out of The car in a totally uncoascious
condition. One of his legs was broken
perhaps both-and the internal injuries to
vital parts of his body and brain precuded
all possibility of bis recovery. No human
organization conld endure such dreadfully
violent conclusion. Several physicians were
al hand, and readered ali the aid in their
power.
The balloon was absolutely rotten, and
filled with hot air. Mr.. Wesfbrook was
well aware of the imminent hazard, but
rather than disappoint the people by not
ascending, he risked his life, and lost it,
1t was a terrible spectacle. MIR. W. was
thirty-four years of age. He leaves wife
and one child.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
rom N. y. independently
THE HAPPINESS OF CHILDREN
BY REV. R. NJ HATFIELD.

The right of children to be happy, aud
the duty of parents to promote the happi-
ness of their children, are matters that
seem to be little considered. / may not be
the person to do it, but somebody should
call the attention of the readers of the In
dependent to this important subject. All
the characteristics and surroundings of
childhood mark it ar a season that should
be sacred to olight-hearted enjoyment. 1t is
as natural for healthy child to be happy
as it Is for the birds to sing, or the rose
buds to burst into bloom under the genial
Influence of the sunshine and the dew
Why should not the first eight or ten years
of child's life be bright and joyous
plaY-spell, over which untimely cares and
gritfs cast none of their dark shadows ?
Surely we need not grudge our children
this season Cf nirthful recreation, for the
stern, cold, realities of life will certainly
overtake them full early. There are, | am
aware, wise and good men who take an
entirely different view of this subject. They
seem all the while afraid that the children
will be too happy, and set their faces against
childish enjoyments as if they were deadly
sins. Mr.. Wesley, who was certainly a
wise and good man, blundered most eyre
giously in this matter, Speaking of his
KiDgswood School, he says: {" We have
DO play -days-the school being taught ev-
cry day in the year but Sunday; neither
do we allow any time for play on any day"
In justification of this preposterous and in
human treatment of boys from six to ff.
teen years of age, he quotes what he calls
" wise German proverb: He that plays
when be is boy, will play when he is
man." Who The sapient German was who
Tvo ha 20
no means of knowing-probably some stale
and withered " dry tree, destitute of pleas
ant memories of childhood, and utterly in
capable of sympatbizing with its joys or
sorrows. We do not allow ourselves to
take pleasure in the failure Of any well
meant endeavor to do good. MIR. Wesley
was influenced by the purest motives in es-
tablishinp the school at Kingsw ood yet
we confess 10 some satisfaction in reading
what he saws of the results of his expert
ment. after it had been continued through a
quarter of century. 1.-THE school," he
saws. dor not in any wise answer the de-
sign of the institution, either with regard to
religion or learning. The children are not
religious; neither do they improve in
learning better than at other schools, nor
vet so we'll" OF course not. Who would
expect boys who are taught that play is
wicked, to improve in anything that is
good? But in spite of cast-iron rules and
grim and austere masters, boys will be boys.
Mr.. Wesley is grieved that they will not
be old men in miniature. and says: g" They
ought 1eUer to play, but they do eUery day,
yea. tn the school" Good tor the boys, say
we. 1t il their inalienable right to have
their fun and frolic somew here--if not on
the playground in the school room and as
long as grass grows and water rune, may
they claim and enjoy their privilege. Pa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

during the years that you have guided aud
governed him. And it will be bitter and
a grieVous thing TO you, if in that hour
conscience upbraids you with having caused
him q single hour of needless sorrow.
The dear little girl whose presence fills
all your house with light and melody, may
soon be sleeping in her grave. Full well do
/ know that such blow will almost break
your heart. You will need then, the COM
fort that comes from the remembrance that
you always treated the dear lamb tenderly,
and led her by gentle methods into the
green pastures and besides the still waters.
May the blessing of Him who took the
children in his arms, and blessed them, be
upon as many as remember and act upon
his words:
"Take heed that ye despise not one of
these little ones. For say unto you that
in heaven their angels do always behold the
face of nay Father who is in heaven"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

CoNCENTRATIoN OF FRExCH NAVAL For
CEs IN AMERICAN WATERs.-The PROPOSE
ton to concentrate large Frenc naval
force in American waters is thus alluded to
uy Jue Paris Patrie:
1t is proposed to unite in a single squad
ron the three naval divisions of the North
ern coast of merca, the West Indies and
the Gulf of Mexico, Vice Admiral la Gra-
Were and Bear Admiral Ray to have
the command. The concentration in Amer
ican waters of powerful squadron is justi-
fed by the events which may arise out of
the war between the Northern aud South
ern States, and by the present state of af-
fairs in Mexico.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, In The pto, Court Of 9.C Com.
Fanderburgh County. burgh County.
September Term, le62.
Heinrich Rudolph Schraedei
and Rudolf h Kehr.
Thomas Oowles, George
Cowle5 Louisa Cowes, and
Mary Jans HeiZ
RT GPPE1RK.A-6 II y .4FFKR-RT-KF
n this day filed in the Office the Clerk Of the
Court aforesaid that the deferd ants, Thomas AID
jan are non residents Of the state IF 1ndisda,
and that said Thon and Jane are necessary psr-
ties TO th q action concerning real eetnte.
Notice of the rendency of this ction is there
fore given to said Thomas Cowles ard mary
Jane Heiiz, and that the same viii stand LOT triaI
at the next term of the Court aforesaid, TO oe be-
gun and held at the court House in the City OF
Evansville, in the County and State aforesaid,
on The FIRST Monday in September, D. 1852.
Witness the C ERIK of SAID Court Ihis 9th day
of July, A, d. 1862. ,,.
Wheeler, Igleha t 3 Hargraye, fTff, Attorney
jyt0
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