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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

NEwBERN, N. C.-This. city 1.-THE
scene of Gen. Burnside's recent victory, is
one of the principal seaport towns Of North
Carolina. It's a>portl of entry, and was
at one time the capital Of the State. tits
situated ~, the Nspse lprqppYupff99 ,A y!
river, as the confluence 6fthe ffehr, about
fifty miles from Palmico Sound. The riv;
er is 50 broad that upon the map it looks
like part of, and the Southernmost ex-
tremity IF Palm::ctso, Sound. It has about
5000 population, two banks and three
newspapers. A railroad connects it with
Goldsboro, about sixty miles distant, on
the railroad from sm! Richmond to Charles !Hl
ton.-PresS foei f,e7 nay =: Iii Off,. t,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
FoR1uSAIIE

TsHEo most desirable GDwsling House and
i grounds in St. Cloud, MINI. The view
embraces foi,rs miles of tho Mississippi, With
the Fails Of Sank Rapids,z the vhols Of WaKh-
ington aienue (mhip street, in ST. Cloud sral-
lso, the. villages Of Sank eRaplds,and Braptfprd
o. thee east side of thu river. Tho buildings
were erected lastsummerl1 1917 lin nthe most
substanti.lf manner. with store eel}srs, laid in
mortar: well of sulphur water on the penis
IS feet deep and :a9:l i 81 rssRss's + IL. The
ss;sSss 1ss nsSs
Gaasss,. bssssla 6 = grset iar 90 Al
Edr,ss Box1A0. stgC MINI ai,so ii 81
fshRRasy gen. 1884,, ssssI y4aaS22 a7lpIIs
q, sssvs s ,ssY-.~ isrv liz -Ra
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

= SUDDEN DEATHS. j. Wheeler, one
Of cdr most prominent and contemplating
citizens, aied Ny .ddaaaMBiy last Monday
,nidar&6ng. 81 E6S tiose. .linssPPfTS5i6ml5 he
had been quito ~ Of gastric ssser, with
strong syuptous Of heart disease, bHt had
Ila,ely been growing betfer .sC1dths dsy
previous to his ''ideath he had beexH walk
ing around, aud remarked that he telt
|smneh better; though pina FeaE..4 About
ten o'clock Tat evening hs y. 'walksd csopf
his boarding. house -tla Aneiiicap7'o
the Post Office to mail letter addressed
to his 13ife,a who Is nov III the Fast, and
alssgS 81 { eeodtss IF seiMts pSS1a as@ u sha
Drug storev one Of which ~ y tooka ehr re-
turning to- tho house. ,Hal retired about
twelve 'clG#, appsrenty' feeling bette +.
fnAasaspsiaMct a@ bssakfastI attaded
but LITTLE attention., and not ' upqt il eleven
O'Clock Aid.:any sopc visit, his. room, !, at
liz dEo aaaR5 e. lJask esoneiia5de
tho deceased was tired and he would let
}him resi- In al sliott Time alter j! w.
Read, fellow bQa s :, soy soming lna and
learning the circumstances went with "a
MI Morgan to the door and finding it
ati4Iocked- burst, i pnsa1 when th eE dis
covered Mr.. W: 'dead!;,lHe was lying on
blsa sde; slwitha his okaHas folded adad is
breast, and e all appearances Just a he
went toshed., His death must have been
very sudden, as the bed clothes were un'
disturbed, and his Features perfectly som-
posed. The physieians did not deem, .
sCoronefs Inquest necessary on account OF
/ The nature Of his previous disease. He
was buried on Wednesday, ty the. Free
lNTasons, of which order he was q member
He leaves wife and foar children, who
are nov in the East. ~, " - ' H. ,,,
! FIVE Sock FOR M1sSEso2A.--Th'
Pioneer says Major Cullen has Just, lpur
chased fine lot ! Of .blooded horses .ant
mares for his extensive stock farm: ant
! for the Improvement Of the. breed, general
II ly in the State. 1. = .~as,' -" ! -:'A
>. He has! also purchased magni6cen
> buck, of valuable quality for propagation
''lfp IRIS State ~ Il isja' coarse wool sheep
and when fully grown weighs three hun
dred pounds. Its quality Is not AZ size
. for its mutton is said to be very; 6ue, at
| its fleece heavy = o'''L.7!I -
T,aao ;,,o,, h.ro i oo ,r",m - ,;h;t;o,
for several days ia Chicago, aof attracted
= great, attention from stock .iarpeps; AIT
were universally admired. ie'< II -
Major C,'sinmn, i, located Hear Saul
, Centre ia this C County, 3 .tuo'IsN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
::ADEER T1S:E!tMu!EN,Ts:>,Y,iiIrIn
H;H itis' .,Hoint 10 *!'E< ttHtt t9tgBG
ST::,CL0UD2 BOOK STORE!

1OHN N. ROSENBERGER would respect
j fully inform the citizens of St. Cloud and
Northern Minnesota that he has urchased the
entire stock PINE St. Cloud Book Store and
made large ADDITIONS thereto, e9d beg now - o n
tionery, Fancy Goods, Newspapers and Maya
zines, Writing Paper Of all kinds, Blank Books,
etc., etc. Also, the Standard Series of School
Rocks Persons will ind it TO their advantage
- pftJ1xre tl}eiA 81. PaIland NaIN oaix Duly
and Weekly papers at this store. The numer-
Gus patrons and friends of the Old St. Cloud
Book Store are cordially invited to attend.
v4h3A-1T LIHTD e .uit
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

" The R Rochester Sc R ds55z J,lsakss Il
renewal Of good times il that place, S. 1t
says the streets are crowded with teams,
all bringing in grain, wood, hay or pork
TO, exchange for groceries, dry goods Or
cash. Cd naas :.;.ia ;:4ou al, q, b.rao
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

The Fourth Regiment to Take
r, Il Il the Field s (I 4

The following general order is issued in
accordance witbiaGdspatch receiyedby the
Governor from Major General Halleck,
dated7s st: fforis;Nl.reh 18TH - =,
GENERAL ORDER no: l.: :
General Headquarters, State Of MINI.
Adjutant Generals Office,
st. Paul, Mimi, March l4th, 1862 }
General Halieck, Commanding thS Depart
ment of the Mississippi, Col: John B. San
born. commanding 4tk Regiment Mime
sofa Volunteers, will report lis regiment
forthwith.sts6 St. LoAis, LIN the State Of Mis-
souri,.
3D. Gompaniss of 4 and 3 Of the 4th
Regiment Minnesota Volunteers, IN lgarri-
son r. Fprt7ladgley Will ke-relieved BY
Company 3 Of the 9Th Regiment Mime
Sofa Voiadteers.l.h oEitW. WUL Z. !
sas x as foSrt Rip1ay; iii bS3 4eheved
by CcmpinyG Of tlel5th Regiment.
Companies D and G, Of the 4th Regi.
ment in garrison at Fort Abercrombie and
Georgetown viii beIrelieaed by Company
D Pt the 5tA Regiment
3D. III Pdrsuafite 81 tAetsaaiesotdE3
Captain Hotchkiss; commanding I'd Bat,
terry Minnesota Light Artillery, will re-
port his company t1rtbwithtI a'lst Louis
Missouri.
4tho Captain Hubbard. Company A!
5th Regiment Minnesota Volunteers, will
remain at Fort Smelling, and assume COM
8lha9f tie H0l RaSa7 H1!IfdelAtAtt.yfe Of
the 4th Regiment:
9TH .Colepel John 3: San6orn, com
mandintg 4 4th Regfi&ent Msres0t4 Volun
tcers aud Post at Fort Smelling, will see
that the above orders are executed.
ga BY order Of thte> Cothn1andersin. Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
! Adjutant General State Of Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

6nerening' Mrs.Place gave The last Of bis
TIA ssepblies for this season. The lad
had mstursd ~ scheme for, '"surprising
the gentlemen by a supper So e3cb lady
'1ams pfovidsd With 4 svf6Pty of good
things which were arranged BY them during
the afternoon and carefully covered. Af'
ter dancing until about en'o'cloek' the
Committee brought piln, TIE tbeI, eose-hot-
and removed the cloth, when jelly cakes,
q sponge cake, pound leateI, eAe ereaam, ap-
.s,iplss, IT,, 1"taei namlrsas. to mention
wers passed .rss.aa, 6noiog plenty o. o. ;
kers,".- The coffee (made by NH. T-y)
was NJ. Il whas e<s1ything elssI las in
perfect keeping; Az united d. IL saying
j. Ahak, A.niear,.spppsz had not, befors: been
cotton up in St. Cloud. 'a''"o7 !"
.ssDKAfD.<Yhs Mother 6dpszioriof the
Sisters 4, ~ s. BaapeAiotine Order, died
s..14ab DaAtsntah ,ahisPlasst onslaas' Sab.
baS1 oiah,ssrs 81 81, .9h !.a1q e iSrs;
.-.aaarxith %. nlaal sarziaaG and HtaA b
The RopkSn fDAus6l The fame.
lzgplJ al1sn6sa,a,zo sbrl,i ia 10
- .raaic--esasO sid, - 1.4s,-i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN will mskeapplicatiopt osbhA District Court
on the first Monday in April next, to have that
portion Of Anton Edelbrock's Addition to St.
Cloud lqeated on tther s. T.. qegters of,thezs.
E. quarter Of Sec. Ten, and the N. E. quarter
OF the N. E. quarter of Sec. Fifteen, vacated
by order Of said court. L. GORTON.
st. Clori. March 4tM 1869. mar6-4w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20

MoD,r1cAr1oS OF OaDERs.TThe follow
ing order is issued in pursuance oforders
from Headquarters Of the Department Of
Mississippi: = =
GsS'L HEApeu XRfERs; STATE OF MINx.,)
=, An1urAxr GENERAL .OFTlcF, I,
= ''*-' 4 SRI PAuL, March 10Th 1852 u
T.. GENERAL ORDERS NO2.
1st.-Gener..l orders No l from this Of
fee is by direction of Major General Hal
leck, commanding Department. ofthe Mis-.
sissippi, so modified that Col. Jno. B; San
born, 4th MINI. Vol. will not march 70,
St. Louis, Mo-, unless specially ordered
lnttt Alelepeeisgg 2. ef i the foot
,s!y & ri {usf e..
uotchkiss will follow the same direction
r BY praer efthf Oo,n9andsrin-Ch}ef.
- = I OSCAR MALMk0S,
Adjutant 9ensrnl State Of Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
Thermometrical, Record.

tn&sq1ll99 Dat bgaaoH ys-es1iysz
81 ,A.aatahsiisI .t.er;2 ,snih d'csa . .e,f
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
d SEED " HE AT!
NOW rs EHR TINE

NOW rs EHR TINE
To get some Of that fine ,,..%E4 <~Es 4
..>s,st!Ss Sc t. hlssr4FlE i'fe4sWA4a4a
Il il mars, Produotivs aud sursrcsop thin oany,
other kind. and !dees not sssn:.-snd 10. ,Nour
= un1urpassed. Also. the most .prodrctivo
and popular kind Of POTATOES IN Ess,eru
markets. The abovs can be obtained cnly- A
,4YiAilua aois.a G. sBD1DGAAN,
'e-t sesaivsa sas saes Lever s.. Gaa6
.ATtaIEYYM ,urTsaa ia
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-20
A M q RICA N HOU SE,
ST. CLOUD, $: MINI.

eesss a By the
pie Accommodations provided for the comfort of
daeSl5 dt0hlF aasaniiy u sitlnied3 ssnmands
good view, and is well fept Travellers
stopping there, can take the stages for any de-
sired poial AH<1IlD .eIUJ-lLo
The Grow Wing stage leaves this house On
TuesdaU .Yeah esd md Friday motni.t1s
y3n44:ly F MONTH.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
LICENSE NOTICE.

The following Petitions TO- License have
been fled in the Office rf tie Clerk If Quar-
ter Sessions of Cambria county. and will be
presented for the action Of the Court on
Thursday the Ord of April next. To wit ol
Samuel Aoles Tavern License White Tp.
Emanuel James same Giillyiue Bro
David Griffith same 81 Wa .Iohu,tawn
Geo. r. Slick sane SH WA .Ja,l--lgv...
Ellen Masters1n same 81 Wa ,I8hustawu
James Purcell, same 4th Wa J1Lus-oe-u
JOSEPH MCDONALD, GeI,s
Office Of Clerk Of Sessions ,
) FEBRUARY lSg2
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

II We would attract the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement in another col
umn, os "Dr. Leland's Anti Rheumatic
Band" 1t meets general want, and asits
efficacy is well recommended, we would adj
wise those suffering from rheumatism, Gout
Neuralgia, Erysipelas, or the effects Of Mcr.
curiel rois u. 20 give il rial.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
EVErCrnn,S NOTIC.

The undersigned hereby give notice thar
letters have been granted II them IS Reg
ister Of wills &c, as Executors ol the estate
Of Cornelius DJnahoe late of Clarified Tp.
Cambria county. &ec'J-aN pers rs inGeUt-
el II sail estate are requested 70 make pay
nent, and al persons having claims against
the same are requested to prc=eur them pro
perly authenticated fU- settlement.
Feb. I2,-Gt.a JAMES M'MULLIN.
PATRICK DUNNEGAN.
Executors.
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EEENSRURG E0rNnL.l-

The withdrawal II the foreman and books
keeper ir..n iLg EbcusLusg Foundry, rlr-
ders 1t absolutely Necessary that al accounts
shall be settled up without any delay. Per
sons IeslrogS OF saving difficulty AMI per-
haps costs. had better call and set,le with
ont further notice. =. GLASS .NCo.
Jan 1852 If
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The Cambria Guards

'le lth Regiment p. r. c. to which the
l---oF'a Guards are attached, was at last
-'-'--'s' at Alexandra on the Potomac,
? preparing to embark on ships, then laying
: anchor Ia that port. The destination Of
- gallant boys Is not known. but it Is sup,
to's~ they viii land in North Carolina. and
,.- - t''e army in that quarter. The general
-''n OF the company was good.
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APPEALS.

Notice Is hereby given that the appeals
for the year 1862, will Be held at the Com
m;ssioner's Dliice in the Borough of Eheus~
burg as follows;
Allegheny township on Monday the 2Ith
day of March next.
BIacllick township and L5rettO Borough
on Tuesday the 25th day of March next
Cambria township and EbenSburg B,r-
ough Oh Wednesday the 26th day os " rch
next.
Carroll township and Carrolltown Bor-
ough on Thursday the 18th day CT March
next.
CIearfield township and Chest Sriugs
Borough on Friday the 2Sth day Of March
next.
Chest township on Saturday the 29th
Conemaugh township on Monday the 81.
Croyle and Summerhil townships ON
Tuesday the lst day Of April next.
jackson township and WiImore borough
on "Wednesday the 2d cay Of April next.
,Iohnstowu Borough lst. - and 3rd
wards on Thursday the3rd Of April next
.IoLnstcwn borough 4th and 5th wards
on triiay lhe i.h day OF April next
Munster r""ls-',ia on Saturday the 5th
day Of April next.
Conemau-h b rough On Monday the 7th
day Of April next
Mllvllle Borough and loaer Township
on Wednesday :He sth day of April next.
Susquehanna and White townships on
Wednesday the sth day Of April uexf.
RisbL,nd township and SummittrIlle Bor-
ougL or Thursday the 10th day Of April
next.
Taylcr and Washington townshigson on Fri
Gay the 18th of April ue1t.
DIT. STORM
PETER !. LITTLE
JAMES COOPER
CommissiC Cners
Attest c D MURRAY.
Commissioners 0firp FIar
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
ATTENTION BEE-REEpERs.

Il. dams & CO having purchased the
right Of CrHLTia Comfy for J. ) HARBI~
SONS Paiesr,, ia,yTorc3. as0cog5le comb Der
lire would respectfully direct the attention
Of Boe-koePeTs - the many advantages 1t
possesses over any otLeT hive ont With
this hive you can have complete control over
youT bees, and con at any time remove Your
surplus honey sr5tLovt EWiEg t.ens-Caa
make GFtiJiciGl Sscas4Hs when desiFel-caa
prevent your tees from being estroycd by
moth f; It also possesses other advantages
which will recommend II 10 al interested IN
Bee keeping
FoT hives Individual or Township rights
address R. ADAMS & CO Caokp1rt
iu6is1a G.. Pa
Ce-lYast. FEB. lS6@-5t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of AlexVnier
M'Into>h late Of Washington township.
Cambria County. have been granted to the
undersigned, Az persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are hereby no
tilted to come forward and settle the same
and all persons having claims against said
estate are notified 70 present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
ELIZABETH M'INTOSH.
Marc. l2.-Gf. A.uiul>,ratriz-
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= l-e L"slz..,ure has adopted a join;
! 'sS0'-i''n 10 adjourn OIL the lIth Of April
-''s d's The debates Of the House during
'-s -s,. session were marked by extraordinary
N,.-''y' proving c"uciVsively that it contain
'- many # The aJIe,t men in the State.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

Deans ir.:-I feel l. .ay duly as wei
as E.y pleasure, go - 10 vau lie follow
ing eircu-a stance which ysG can use =
ven taiuk rrafj-. a gentleman oi this place
"a lawyer ias been ba,4 ever sinye las
early youth; 80 much So. tat le was
CON. ellod % wear zri-- II was 5a6u-ai
On use q hottie II zanr - II-i- Eaz-0rative,' p
wIi q he liked very much: and after
Uscir- some two sr three Loltei> his hair
gl,.- sat gu.e luzUTgul.y. all le low
las q laa-=s-.e head IF hair. Tie GENT
,-asa-.'s na.rl izl3raala-2, and as lo IS
vg-- wei --r.rl in orr I.i.iuE counties,
uan~ r-. ..-.iEv 10 sl= truth a this Stale
-s.-..L: -sse i In You ~ IEe request .
li-- 5f-.-.la-.l- vg CaD sell a .r,ar
deal i -.1r Il-i5 Restorative 81 Gls sua
lle adiaiu;u- counties IF you have tie
proper RgrstS. lo-IEs- &c.
THOMPSON STpGEN0R
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

- Professor Woods advertisement an
..''1d II another column. Il should be
T<-oE'Terr person.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

- 4 correspondent of the Caricn Demo
crr, s:r1rgly recommends Col. james ?.
Barr, f the Pittshu~g Post, t. the Democ~
racy frr the rllicc of Surveyor General a
numucr Of our exchanges also speak tayora~
bly, Of hun in connection with the same
.tlice. His claims will doubtless be strongly
urged bef.r, the State Convention. by the
way. all our rea.irrs may not be aware, that
tie CJuvcuti.n meets on the 4th Of next
July, at Harris5urgh.
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6 EsENOCRAT G SENTINEL"

6. EsEHOCPAT 6 SENTINEL"
A< is published every Wednesday
Morning, at ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENrs
per annum, payable in advance; ONE DoI.-
LAR AND SEvENTT FIVE CENTS. If not paid
Within six months and Two DOIJARS II
not paid until the termination Of the wear.
No subscription VII be 1eceivcd Tor q
shorter period than sil months, AID 10
subscriber viii be at liberty n discontinue
hi~ paper until all arrearages are paid. ex-
cept at the option OF the Editor. ANY pei>
son subscribing FOR SIX months Wi le char
ged ONE DoLLAR, unless the money In ad-
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COUNTY FNSrYTETE.

y County Institute will be held at VII
more. Cambria County, on WeluCslav
Thursday and Friday, the 10th. 18th and
18Th days Of April, 1862. Prominent c,lu>
Gators from other Counties are expected.
1t is earnestly hoped that there viii be q
full turnout Of the teachers. directors and
friends Of education throughout the county.
A. the yiyss pi the Institute Professional Ger
tiiIraJsS will be issued, 10y tie O.. Supt.. &
al holders Of the First Class Provisional.
". \. SCOTT.
: r. M'CO2MICE.
HENRY ELY.
JAMES POTTS.
MlrcL Is, ls52-a;
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WJOB WORK OF ALL KINDSDoNE
AT THIS OFFICE ON SHORT NOTICE
AND At REASONABLE PRICES.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

eJ-In looking over an old collection of
Scottish songs the other day, our attention
was attracted by three verses of a fine old
ballad, which express so beautifully. the
emotions which will thrill the hearts OF thou
sands of wives, on the return of their iege
lords from the war, that we copy them entire.
An eminent poet has said, that the two
lines,
" And will scg his face again
And wall 1 hear him speak,
as well as the two preceding ones, are un
equalIed, almost, by anything he ever read;
and the lines,
The present moment is our ain
The next we never saw,
are worthy of the first poet
:. So rrue'a his word, 50 smooth's his speech,
His breath Ike caller air,
His very foot has music in't.
When hc comes up the stair;
And will ~ee his face again
Ani Will hear hear him speak
I'm downright dizzy with the thought.
10 truth I'm ike % greet!
The cauId blasts Of the winter wind,
That thrilled thro' my heart
They're a'liaun by: hae him safe,
Till death veil never part;
lint What puts parting in my head
IL may be far ava;
The present moment Is our ain,
The next We never saw.
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4 Parody.


TIL me-. Ne winged winds
i.r..j .,s urd NY athway blow,
H. Ee not SHOW some spot
Where criuI.iuc cannot <!
= fle Li.~-tI! paradise
Or cv. "a II.ce 0l pam,
Where spring steel g unknown
And q -c5rci'y Of cane.
I-. a5..Is grea fierce. and with .l.ut
A.s~etsa. such places axe p aged "ul!''
asked the gentle zephyrs
.As IL sad and mOurnful tone
They slowly PASSED me-if thev knew.
Where man might be alone;
Some love secluded haunt.
o. any other pace"
I.isy to the answer l got.
The zcphyrs were case.
Ia mou ut11i cadence still ringing ir my ears.
bear thine answer j joia the voiu.tse-s!" :"
To the pale moon then 7 turned
And save her nay reque,:,
asked, IL. iu a.. weary round
Sc knew q rort Of rest;
If IN her circuit she had seen
The place | vainly sought.
Tie iuvr.y. cell where used up man.
BY hoops could not be caught.
Is. I.ins cluu.i She weut-aud with a frovn
Whispered when. did You come iown?"
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Advertising Rates.

OHs tRSsTt'n. Tao DO Three DO
800 % $50 s II2 lines Il square,
, squares, T2i lines ! 90 / 90 90
2 squares. 36 lines SO ? 90 8 OC
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PETER !. LITTLE
JAMES COOPER
Commissi Cuers
Attest c D MURRAY.
Commissioners Office Ebens
burg Fec. 25th 1862
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-23

A FRANK ADMIss1oN.-Blly Ross is a great temperance lecturer. and at RHshville Illinois. was preaching to the young on his favorite theme. He said:
 Nov, boys, when l ask yon question you musnt be afraid to speak ris ht out and answer me. When you look around and see all these me houses. farms, and cattle, do you ever think who owns them all naws Your fathers own
 6 es, sir, 7 shouted hundred voices "Well, where will your fathers he in twantv years from now!"
 Dead" shouted the boys. "Thats right And who will own all this property then ?" Us. boys"
 "Right. Now. tell me-did you ever, in going along the streets. notice the drunkards Iounsing around the saloon doors, waiting for somebody to treat them!'
 "Yes, sir, lots of them"
 Well. where will they beiin twenty year from now !" Dead"
 4And yho will be the drunkards then ?"
 Us boys ]" Billy was thunderstruck for a moment, bu recovering himself, tried to tell the boys how t Isa0sps Raa iss
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-23

THE OCEAN AND THE FALL OF RAIN,-The Atlantic Ocean includes an area of 25,090,000 square miles. Suppose an inch of rain to fall upon only one fifth of this vast expanse, it would would weigh 360,OOO, 900 tons; and all the salt which, when the water was taken up as a vapor, was left behind to disturb the equilibrium, weigh. ed 16 100000 more tons, or nearly twice as much as all the ships in the world could carry a, cargo each. It might fall in day but occu. py what time it might in falling, this rain is cal culated to exert so much force-wbich is incon: ceivably great-in disturbing the equilibrium oi the ocean. If all the water discharged by the Mississippi River during the year, were taken ur in one mighty purpose, and cast into the ocean at an effort it would not make greater disturb anee in the equilibrium of the ses than.the fal of raip, supposed. And yet 30 gentle are the operations of nature, slsas movements @ yast ars euwAx1fT&9