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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-17

TIE S"I.DIEH's SsFEGU ARD This ia tae title be-
slowed npGn HostetIer's Stouiacii Bittrrs by
officer II the United states Army, writing from
the Valley OF Virgins He says in letter to the
proprietGrs, Messrs. Hnstettsr and smith: . In
every instance where ynur Bitters have oeen taken
ragusrly and Systematically, as q protective
against the bilious epdemics go common and SO
destructive here, they have answered the desired
end, and you may therefore claim for your csie
bIated Tonic and Preventive The designation of
the Soldiers Safe qua. d - Wherever II has been
triet in the army, the resu It has bean tie same
The soldiers til emselves are c!amGrous 10 naye it
substitute for the parpicioUs liquars now used as
stimulsnts IN the military hospitals. Its we'll
known basis, Spirits Of bye, the purest stimulant,
in the opinion of chemists, that can be. produced
from any substance by any process and this n atch
less invls Grant is mediested WITH com bnation of
the finest tonic, anti-biloas and corrective herbs
barks Gums. roots, &c known to modern phsrna
cy. Hence Hostetter s stomach BitteTs- the best
and only pre- ventive in inaarioas disease. and the
most powerful sl recupersuts in cases of debility
ard tier physical pr ostration-should he in every
army hespts! and convalescelt amp, and should
ftrLn port on OF the medicine stores of every
regiment in field. Given promptly TO the
wounded, it would save the hives of thousands who
must otherwise die of exhaustion the battle
feld. Sold by Druggists end Fs mily Grocers
Wholesale Agents-A. N. Bninser d Co.; 237
Penn. ave. ie Is eo3t
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BY ", l., WALI, & Co, htctiouyers
SMALL TWO STORY FRAME TN SOUTH D
~ STREET ArCTiuN On Thu gSOAT
AFTERNOON, iath instant, at 5 clock we vail
tei IN front OF the premises, L:t &c. subdivision of
Square $50. impro- cd BIZ a small ana HOUSE ON
sonth street between 81 and AZ streets vest
Terms Une-hait cash balances aad Il months !,
hsarng interest, and sec 1red By deed of trust
the prem 1893
Sc Il d " l. WALL = co Arrts
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CHisoPoDT.-Tkere is no part of the human
frame " hoes condition. has more Influence
comfort discomfort. which requires more care
aud attention than the feet. An occasional call
we know Of none more competent than Or White.
now located 1t aga Penn. avenue, between A. and
9Th gtreats Tbousa nds of people in Washin gton
and vicinity testif, with gratitude to his
full trs atm emit Of corns bupions, ingToying nails
eli irop ody speciality Ion sure to get relief
WITHOUT ex periencing pain Once open froEa 9 a.
m to p N No charge for consultation. ,sf
d. DupoEP'5 Sugar coated Female Rsgulssins
Pns are the cers bxt ~ TAey operate xpesdssv
AID sGsefirety and being srsoSeoated create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial OF
these Pills Wall prove their et~ Al Others.
stree4 and Pa. .Arsass, Wssaiagsoa. and Henry
Oook, Alexandria AtU
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ByJ. G. MsGTIaE { CO.. Auctioaasrs.

By Q. MtdIfkE CO., Auctienee-s.
EIEEEMPrURY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
4 kniCK DWELLING HOUSES NEAR THE WAR Dig
FART VENT On THU t.SDAY AFTERNOON. June
18th, at oiocS the premises We shall sell Lot
No 3, III Davidson i ibdivisiou of square No. l6S
fronting on EGsth G street, between ;?th aud lSth
streets, i'm " owed by two four story bric1 dwelling
houses, containing each rooms, handsomely far
nished, and cnnvfnirntiy arranged throughout
with water and eas, bath rooms, water closets and
hpe drainage
TerIDe one fourth cash; the remainder in &, Il.
AMI i months, Wit interest, secured By csed of
trust on the premises.
Conyeyancins TO be paid by purchaser.
]. o. McGU IRE < CO.
je II tRep. d GhroU Auctionsers.
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BOARDING..

EUARD.-FHo Rooms on the i-st foor. with
~ Boare and table boarders accomnlodatf st
39l Z street. j. Il 3t'
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STRAl ED Oh sTOLEN-A sorrel HORSE with
- glass eye on the right side: letter on right
fore shoulder. liberal reward will be PAL Ii re-
turned to JOHN BONN, lst street east. between
and north. 1e T-StT
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7 OST-On the night OF the 18th one black COLT,
~ two years ole; had q white spot in forehead.
Five dollrrs reward will be oaidif returned to o.
CkOCkER, l4th st. road near Piney Branch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-17

VA HIDKS-HIDE3,
w ILL Be sold et Public Auction. on over
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st III O'Clock q
m. 81 the Wharf on EXth street, Washington ali
sale.
Terms cash, in Treasury notes, TO be paid 9. ths
mcment Of sale. g. BILL
ais tUhron.l 1t. COL and q. q. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-17

NTELODEOEs.-A large assortment OF Prince n
NJ Co q Melodspns have inst been reos;yed If eA
& AIS 6tore CIV. g.. ET1zxko2f. esf
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p DOM AMI BOARD AT So SMITH STREEF.
Ia above north. Table boarders be well
m Al sd "a
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WASTED-Hy respectable girl STU ALTON
~ as washer, ironer and COOK, in a private
iarniy beht OF reference can he siyen if required.
No a29 goth street, between New York avenue
and street Its
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A SsISTANT eUARTERMASTEl's DsPOTy
N CcTnes of q og:d 22d streets, )
WASHING June g. lSS2 \
VIII be sold at auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the
Gate June inst ant, at the Corral Observa tory
3 lot Of condemned Horses and Mules the proper
ty of the United States
Terms cash in Government funds.
9. n. ToMPKINS,
je lid Captain A. q. M. Z. g. A.
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LOST AND FOUND.

s1C LACE VEIL The iirder viii receive the
above reward by leaving it ri 139 :rset, bet.
Nith and 2lst lie II ats
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w BOYS CLOTHING.
BoYs ed &c ca1LSsaNS cIoE i e. o
newest styss ,saitabss for tbs present season fss
dress and school wear, to which we invite tas
WALL, sfEPH1Ns & CO.,
see Pscnsysa. IL Ageana, between
- n nj H1Ath AAd fenta streets
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Army List.

Ltst.
Kinds W JIM. s2d regt nifty
Hunuey QuartermAster \,
carr Col Delay. 37th rogt
NY Vols
Jacobs Louis Is, Co II, Isl u
y Infantry
jones MAJOR Floyd
Jones Surgeon J Is. SD regt
N YsM
kaufman James, Co q, i5Is,
regs Pv
King James. 18th reg, NV
Latin Col Byron
Lennon Lieut. Robert, I'd Y y
cavalry
Magruder Col y A
MeeAau Michael. lat Co. 10Th
High ianders
Mesner -, Co II. 9Th regt
NYv
Myers Lieut., Co p, Goth rsss
NY
Nicolas Charles, schirmer's
heavy Arty
O'Brlen Jafnea Wet, Co n,
Vol Engineers
o,Gonnell sergs John. Co A.
37th NY
Parker Capt DuglAss Co A.
9Th Heavy Arts, N Y Vols
Pauth Charles. Co X. lnsd regt
Capt IIenseier
RiesIer VIM, Battery G. 9th
u Salty
Reycr Cant u v, 18th N Y
Vol Arty
Schwartz Sergt John w, Co
F,75ih regt NY
Seebach Lieut., Co X. 18th No
regt Vols
Scheller Lieut. ., 7th NY Vols
Schenck Chas, Go II, 4th n Y
Mounted rifles
stowell ArchilAus. 1874 regt
NY Vols, Coo
smith Jeremiah, DrumNAj or
Turner Capt jas u. A A0
WAisch Lieut. Jno 4
Webb Lieut. w WAN uScavy
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Midtown James, Y . frigAts
Vermont
Malher Executive Oficrr II
w, u ) SIR fnchfia
Mullen Bernarsi.car- Of job n
Tonlan, Mary Yard
New York Navy Yard
0nderionk Vim IL. rec ship
North Carolina
Richardson James 9, Y y REQ
ship North Carolina
shanks Walter. Y 5 ship
PAwnee
smaiiy Elijah, u 4 str Guide
segernteen u, rec ship North
Carolina
Thompson Thomas. fri9ate
Vermont
Thomas Charles Y 3 ship
North CarollnAD
Warren David, u s str James
Adger
Wall capt Richard, formerly
OF U b transport Escort
Wright Fleet John q
Wood Is u, Navy Yard
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A RrIrICIAL EYES.


RTTrICIAL EYES. -
n PARIS Rue de Monccan juno, 1853
IL xive pleasure W 20 friends
in America aud The American pa.o In general that have
scceedcd IN having DR. j. Hombcrsr the editor Of tho
American Journal Of Opthsimoiagy charge himself with tho
depot selection and adaptation my ARTIFICIAL mel ryes
7I- ~. A. BoIssOkkEAO.
Hr .M NEw yosa. July. 1873
Referring TO the above would state thai have reeeived
variety Of the uneaualed OF Mr. bss~onnssu,
tho the French aud Of the hospitals OF
Paris. London. Brusssis Turin. Ac aud ohsr them 70
''''- D. HOMBERgER a. n,
Oculist the Eastern Dispensary ~ West Tweifb o.
AEYBODY CAN USE THEM.-H0WELL's PREPARED
n Colors for Carries vsie. PROV sufficient
70 color 500 cards. Sent free by mail HOWELL CO.,
$50 broadway above Spring street
LII KINDS or NATURALIZATION Is CENTS UP
"A 10 eOl--ent by mail express, "MAtrinsyay Mad.
Easy" price Also. Books Cards. Prn,s AZ csta
~ receipt Of rel stamp
ALeoP BREWER III FULTON street, New yors
fyoRss. BUSIoss, INVERTED NAILS. &C, CURED
~ thout pain by Dir RICE. chlFopodAsi - bovsry,
corner Of Canal street. DIR. RICE Annlhator cures
corns ounions Ar. - cents b. mall.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE-THE NAILS v0R GREAT
Britain and tho Contnsn t via Southampton and bro
Hansa and for Ireland via 9ucens.own
Saturday lat DAY Of August a lo O'Clock A. and Al
,hc up town stations i follows-
stations A and u, ~ A. NJ
Stations Il and u. OK H. n.
Stations z and F9x n. -
station q VAM ABRAA WAkEAAN. r. u.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST l. 1863.

brendown VIM. U = ship
North Carolina
Brown Charles, U \ Naval
HOSP
Brown VIM, Navy Yard
Diekman Charles Is, ship Dol
phin
DE SouxA Antonio Christi.
ano, U y ship Penguin
Griifeth Acting Ensign " U
y ship savannah
Green George, u 8 gunboat
Nantucket
Grogan John. Navy Hosp
Hhl Ac,g Asst Paymaster r
Quincy
Heaiey James G. U S str Tus-
carora
Harris John q, u 3 str sA.
yannah
lry ns paymasterW a shington
Jeweti Henry 4, V 3 ssr Yer.
mont
Lsscaiie William. U 8 str
Somerset
Merrill Pay master Lawson G
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HAutelle II l.
HhveiIxer Mrs Ann
Spencer julia
Spslman Maggie
Josephine
She'll Sarah F
Tracy Maria
Ta1da Adeline
nllson Mr. Orrin
Tillmun Ann
fimns Mrs
Thomas Louisa
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rsRy OPPORTUNITY yOe HOrxKEEryas :
Tas,h~erh4f "a Al assh4ns wi4 800 ~ wNs ~ sAf3
,-yskasss ffnts ~ ogvsn~f n kiaf.Ns ~ 90
ssssn< efre>~war,i fissytosis Dsa~lns sen -
T.,ass psonsss OIL fssstinss H4~sA rtpns.h -.
etIwA. glsss, N8s~rwHfss - hw~as htfN@s&A
w..ero,~s salts. Nsfiffsws Az A. aRfs = pf@sf ~
.s~z~x va - e&t a s@cf1~ lwl
"a a. WEI Mlrss~nsf street. ne@r rits Asess
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Smith Jane. scott Mary
Smith N Elizabeth Souksen Marie
Smith Kate X Stone Margaret
Smith Mrs l Y Sober Mrs Anslla
Smith Mrs EIlen Smythe
- lsweeney johanna
Thompson n re- MariaToomey Mrs Eilsn
ThomasMrs Rhode TownIey Mrs. siAn-
liz y zen 81
Observation-Disclosures Mss 24th g
Towle Mary Tucker hrsHreeess
Thomson nrs Alice Tyler jennie
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0iscellaneOus Letters.

Historian OF the Ago
Natural Coach Painters. W
Hardey, President
New England Clock Co,
Agent OF
New YORK Mantle Mannfac-
turing 60
New York Medical Monthly /.
Publishers Of
NY State lnebriaie Asylum.
Treasurer OF
Producers Price Current
Protective War Claim. As
sistant Secretary OF
Steamboat thatruna between
New York and Nevada,
Agent Of
Waterbury Buckle Co
young Mems Christian Asso
ciation
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24
What Must Come After Sumter.

When Sumter falls, as it has probably
done by this time, Gilmore and Dahlgren
will have accomplished to certain extent
the opening of the harbor. The idea Of
Sumter being the key to the whole posi-
ton IS not the fact to the extent under
stood by .n,o.t people,, The ship channel
lies nearer, much nearer to Forts Moul-
tric and Bee than Sumter, and running
by these works will be matter OF danger;
70 reduce them must entail timey aad they
arc built Of sand, notlof stone.
Inside the harbor there are other i'm
mensely strong works, sone:on shore, 9TH
ers in mid.channel. Thus tho iron -clads,
in. tho approach to the city Of Charleston,
will come within one mile Of the guns Of
Fort Jackson, the same range Of the iron
fort on the Ground Shoal, and within two
miles Of Fort Pickens : besides, which,
there is a very strong battery Of 10 inch
columbiads in the harbor front of the
city itself. We mention these facts iu
order to prevent false hopes with reference
to the destruction Of Fort Sumter, Long
and terrible work must be accomplished
ere our Gag floats. victoriously over the
doomed cradle Of the rebellion, but there
is no fear Of the result. The rebels do
not possess such astonishing guns IS ours
their leaders have probably been out-sen-
eralcd BY Gilmore: and :Dahisren; their
rank and 6le are no match for Our iron
nerved and iron-willcd, volunteers aud
sailo.s.: and above gill, Gods curse is up
on their cause - Washington Republic.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24
fHA oADEAL, OF BATTLE.
BY AMY RANDOLPH.

"And this is your final decision, Miss
Clay?' .-4 .:", ~;
She was a beauty born, that rose mouth
ed httle. Rachel Clay, with her large visit
full eyes trembling with blue radiant light,
like veiled sapphir=s, and her velvet cheek
stained with pomegranate erimson-an
empress Of hearts from her cradle up! -
And sitting. in the framework Of roses
that rallied athwart the easement, with
white ribbons futtering from her satin,
brown c1rls, and one red jewel flashing
among the folds of her muslin dress, you
would aln,eet have fancied her some fair
pictured saint
b Harry Cleveland was leaning against
the window, a tall, handsome young fcl-
low, with dark eyes and hair, aud brown
cheek flushed deeply with suppressed an
ger and modification. H..
eyes, Nlr. Cleveland, it isl said Rach-
ael, calmly lifting her clear eyes to his
face. "You have asked me for my rea-
sons-and, although 1 question your right
to make such demand, still [ have no
objections to render them"
! "Speak on" said Harry, biting his lips
furiously ''let nae know ,ehy l am con-
demned!"
''They are soon spoken" said Rachael,
quietly. II have liked you very much,
Mr. .Clevcland-I still like you-but in
the man whom l marry l. look for greater
6rmness and decision Of purpose than you
have ever displayed Earnestness-re-
Esolve-these are the only qualities that
can respect. Do not misunderstood me
do not suppose that I blame you for the
lack Of qualifications which--which-"" .
i Rachael paused instinctively, while the
pomegranate tinge on her check blazed
into vivid scarlet in sympathy with the
deep flush that dyed her lovers whole
face, He bowed simply, and walked out
[of the room with firm, naughty step.
Late that evening he sat at his window,
with ,:lenched teeth and lowering brow,
watching the fiery embcrs Of sunset fade
into purple gloom and noting the silver Of
mnumerablef consultations as they follow
ed one another over the blue-black con
cave Of heaven, But the glow of sun and
stars might have been Egyptian darkness
for all that he. knew OF cared about their
gentle influences. '.I a.~ ,,,~ -;
"Life y" he murmurcd darkly to him
sell, "what is It worth to me now ? What
care l who wins the gftterins prizes in
fate's lottery, 81 who is engulphed in the
whirlpool Of despair! Toberejected land
for a 'uerc whin,, too IF Incould only
forget her as quickly as she will forget
me-! the tickle, beautiful ench.ntress. !"
"aallo, Cleveland lm going up to
call on pretty Rachael Clay! VIII you
come .!e.s,-t.o2... = -. .',u..
= Captain Moren had paused under the
window, with his brown; merry face turn
Cd upward, ana tie dim s,shmp flicker
fihS oSess; his gold ldshpsulderstnps. baa Ga
Cleveland shook his head, Il ..5.anrs
ka sNDt 70 night - If fs,.o>. 80. a., i:
And Morsn vent on his way, the 6r-
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

1T Peace docs not appear - distant A.
it did, I hope it will come s,eoon, and
come to stay, and so come as TO be worth
the keeping in all future time. It will
then have been proved that, sn,ong free
men, there can be 10 successful appeal
from the ballot to the bullet; and that
they who take such appeal are sure to
lose their case, and gsy the eost. es. and then
there would BE- some Black men who can
remember thai, with silent tongue, and
clinchcd teeth, and steady eye, and we'll
poised bayones, "thsJ hsve helped and
',uaintained on to this great. coasumatlon
while L fear there yin be, some white ones,
unable to forget that, with malignant
hearts, and deceifuf speech. they have
striven to hinder it-.Rreside1t' Lixcoka's
,Lenev tgdts "a ,Coaeention. -
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

j., Thomas Ryan, a young man in the
town Of Carrolton, met With a terrible, aud
we'll nigh fatal accident, one day this week.
He was driving IN ox team, when the OF:
EN- became manageable and ran away
.hi!e q the young man caught BY some parts
Of the wagon, dragged and terribly man.
gled: The skin swss torn of the siwhoAe
length Of his bsek, and the front part Of
bis BODY was so hoesatcd that his bowels
could he seen. aaItah however, thought
that he may y'reeoveT.-R Rfeston Republi-
cas.0': SO oo73 sdT'. tf2nr7G 7
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

AUNT JENNA on HEALTu.-Yes,
man is fearfully and dreadfally; made, as
the scripters says, and women are good
deal like him. Now all diseases rises in
the stomach, and a body must keep a
takin'' medicine to keep um out, and if
abody hadn't any stomach why there'd be
no danger Of their bein' sick and they
Wouldn't have to take medicines, And
that is true sayin' that atAn ounce of
prevention is worth pound Of cure," on
ly l think in order to make it all sure it's
best to take the ounce and pound aforc-
hand, afore the evil day cometh, as the
seripters says, fur you can't tell aforehand
what sickness or ailing day may bring
forth, as the scripters says. Now Provi-
dence has provided an arb or root to cure
every disease flesh is heir to; though
when 1 told Zedekiah so, he said they
must a ben created then after father Adam
got under the wrong apple tree, and con-
cluded to move out Of the garden, and
quit the fruit business and playin' gentle
man, and go to tarmin', cause they'd a
ben no use for them afore that, and nutt-
in's made in vain, as the scripters says,
but he's always askin' questions Jest to
make everybody and everything look re-
deculous, till don't pay any attention to
his nonseree any more; hut as 1 was say
in there's medicine to fit every disease,
only We can't always jest tell what it, is,
causeit may be one thing and it may be
smother, sol jest give. all Of um I think
of, cause If one don't hit Why who kcows
but another will, jest=as I, thrash all the
yunguns when one Of um has ben cuttin'
up, 50 as to be certain of getting the right
one, and then two to one they al deserve
it for some mischief or another, or: least
ways viii deserve it afore weeks over,
fur children's as prone to do mischief as
the sparks is to fly up chimney, as the
Iscripters says Restern HealM Journal.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24
WHOLE N01369.
ksssssS


An important order VI tssssa 1eGstdzy.
changing the l1o*ittion u troopsT In this
State, wiitha lev sf sonS1e nj trakue tho
: ! tn l,,!. Ah, 9 aad 1eth Regiments kFort
snelias sn!I b Rfsp@zstory to 1heir being sent
@Company c, of the 18th, starts from
Fort Smelling, this morning, tor Fort Ar
ercrombie; where they are ordered: 70 re-
1ieve Go. Fl, Capt.. Baxter, Of the 9th,
who will then report Immediately at Fort
SaalliuS -v,s,. ,...-
A detachment of 10. F, u tie 9Th,
wilt accompany 20. c. ast Ef 9ds Saint
Cloud, aud from there will proceed to
Fort Ripley. s':' II
Col. McPbail is, ordered to leave one
company at Fort Kidgley, and with the
remainder of his force in that vicinity,
relieve the companies Of the 9th at posts
occupied by them north and south Of the
Minnesota river, on the line Of outer de-
fenses.
These companies of tae 9th, other than
those in garrison at Fort Ridgley and
Fort Abercrombie, and Co A1at Fort
Smelling, are ordered to concentrate as
soon as possible at St. Peter, and march
thence to Fort Smelling
J The following Companies Of the 9Th
regiment are ordered to leave Fort Smell
ling this morning for fort Ridgley. Co A,
Capt. Grant; 3, Capt. Bailly ; L, Capt.
Scheeneman F. Capt. Wilson; G,
Stecs! Two Of the com paniesvlI relieve
the two companies Of the 9th at Fort Ridg-
ley and the other three companies will re-
lieye such detachments of the 9th as Col.
Wilkin may order: {! # nn;,
Co. D, Capt. Whitney. Co. H, Capt.
Tattersall, and 20 I, Capt. Slaughter all
nf'the. 9th, leave Immediately to relieve
companies, G and 1, of the 10th stationed
At Buffalo Creek, Fort Burns and Man
annah and Co. A, Of the 9Th at Lake
George aud Kingston:
Companies G aadz1 Of Che 10th will re-
port Immediately at Fort Smelling, and
20, A Of the sth will go to Fort Aber-
The two companies of the 9th at Fcrt
Ridgley are to march to Fort Smelling as
soou as they are relieved rt
Col. Baker with such -compani Of the
10th as are in camp near Fort Ridgley,
will proceed to Fort Smelling.
Companies r. aud B of the 9th will re-
port to Col Miller for garrison duty at
Fort Snclling..
Convalescents5 and others unfit for ae-
tive service in the field will remain at the
posts, where they now are, until further
l0th.l
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

Save me is blest: :: II :
IT,. rMother, love thy grave,
The violet, with it's blossoms blue and mild
Waves DER thy head-when shall it wave
Above thy child?
T IS sweet flower, yet must
Its bright leaves to the coming tempest bow
Dear mother, it's thine emblem-dust,
"E~ Dust is on thy brow!
And could love to die,
To leave untasted 1ife's dark bitter streams,
By thee, as erst in childhood, lie,
, 2. And share thy dreams.
Andtmus linger hare,
To stain the plumage of my sinless years,
And mourn the hopes Of childhood dear,
with bitter tears -:
Aye, must Inger here, =,
A lonely branch upon q blasted tree,
'.' Whase last frail leaf, untimely scar, -
Went down with thee?
Oft from iife's withered bower,
In still communion with the past turn, -
And dmuse on thee, the only fower
. nne In memory's urn. =
>'''' ~ &ff i..l tIA
Aud when the Evening pale .
Bows like mourner on the dim blue wave,
l stray to hear the night winds wall
Around thy grave. e.,
Where is thy spirit flown?r
I gaze above-thy look is imaged there;
= I listen-and thy gentle tone
H. - Is on the air. ~
- oh conc, while here press !.
Ny brow, upon thy grave-and. IN those mild
And thrilling tones Of tenderness,
."< : ,=4&w Bless thy chilli ..:..,
Yes, bless thy weeping child
And DER rthineurn--reigion' ho' lest shrine
Oh give his spirit undeflel
To Ilend with thine. IL pa -
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

EXTENSIVE Explorations Of Land In this
II District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give the un-
dersigned peculiar sdvantagesin the selectionot
land and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at . small sd
vance on Nep York Prices.
Contested Pre- -Emption cases prosecuted be-
tore the leeal and General Land Office.
Attention paid to the payment Of taxes in
6enton, Sherburne, Morrison and Stearns
counties. ..'.:
Tsvn lets fer sale in St. Cloud.
v3n41-tf L. A.. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

Mr.: Donald cCtoiuif of st. Croi1
Fails; vas swept a~ay and instantly Killed
Oh Friday evening, While at4smp ping to
crass the river on the dam between that
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