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WALL PArER-In addition 70 their al
rssdy good stock OF paper, Messrs. Merritt
4 Hill expect by the latter part Of next
week, a large supply Of French, American
and German paper, consisting OF the finest
gilt, glazed, and decorative. Also, cheap
common paper, an styles, and Of the very
latest pattern. This paper will be found
hereafter 81 their Wall Psper Store, South
east corner Of Church and Market streets,
in the building formerly occupied by F.
Hagau. iune2At.
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AceIDESr.-As Nj. John Page and his
brother were going out in a buggy at 8
o'clock last evening, the horse took fright
in the street, ran Of, struck some object
and threw the gentlemen out. They were
considerably, but it is hoped not danger
ously injured. The buggy was completely
wrecked.
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Az ToLrDo.-southern travellers visiting
Toledo, Ohio. on Lake Erie, viii find the
Oliver House au hotel that will please
them. Is host, Henry D. Newcomb, ESQ.,,
formerly Of the American at Cleveland, we
know to be ono Of the ablest Of landlords
and kiudest Of msn. We commend the
Oliver House and its excellent host.
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SELILSG OUr-CLosTSG 0Ur."-The i'm
mense Sutler Stock, consisting Of Tobacco,
Cirgsrs, Liquorsof all kinds, Canned Fruits,
Goods and Notions, is being sold out at
Eastern cost, at A. 4 NJ. Landsburg, corner
Public square aud Market street, to change
Their trade. These goods must be sold, to
make room for others. Suffers will find
IL 10 their advantage 10 call. Corner Square
and Market street.
maYls-tr
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sToLES-A few weeks ago the room, ia
which several Of our senators and Repre-
senthtivsh, and the Clerk ofthe House were
sleeping, was entered and their watches
aud money stolen. On Wednesday night
the sleeping room Of Col. Ryder, Repre-
sentative from shelb- county, was entered
by some thief who carried of his entire
suit Of clothes.
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PHoroGEArHs.-Photogrsphs Of Generals.
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 25Cedar street, opposite Com.
mercial Hotel. may27-tE.
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"N0hiag X 10 U Dor saglf 81 d010a !,

Nothing \ 10 VI sor saylf SCI dozen n
malice"
Do you want to play at ten pins2 II 50,
where can you ind a more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street? Are you foud Of lit
tie wine 'for thy stonach's sake" or an ex-
e%ellsnt cigar, If 50, call on Edwards and
you VIII be suited. And should you be in
want Ofa comfortable home in the shape Of
s boarding house, then BY sn means tsy
Edwards sns or word hE il you win Be
sslsfed, junel.Im
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NV TEEATRE.-This is the last night on
which the public Of Nashville will have an
opportunity Of enjoying the fRs perfor-
nanoea Of Miss Jones. Chs appears in
eneA NE Jewish Mother. The proprie
'ols lave effected an engagement With the
and ~faseinSting Miss Jennie
Hight who viii make her 6rst sDns.r.,..
on Monday night.
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l56rH OEIo This regiment, which has
furnished well behaved and vigilant guards
for the city's protection, with the courteous
Capt Loyegood al their hesd, will leave
the city in a few days for Columbus, Ohio,
where u will be paid Of.
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Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. FAM.
lies may always get good Fresh Butter OF
lee, in quantities 70 suit At the Butter De.
pot, IS Broad street.
je2-lm CLARK 4 GREGORY.
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AWoETHT PRo4oTIoE.-The many friends
and acquaintances of Col. H~K. Nc Con-
nell, list, o. V. Y. l., will be delighted to
learn that that gallant officer and sccomp-
lished gentleman has just been made a
Brigadier General by brevet, as q reward
for his long and faithful services. The
General commander the and, Brigade, Sd,
Division, 4th Corps, and his promotion VIII
be hailed with pleasure.
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MILITARY ArPoINTNENrs.-The following
appointments were made yesterday by Gov
Brownlow 10 the 9Th Tennessee cavalry
Ist Lieutsnanb-James Crangley, Of Nc.
Marry county, James NJ. Sanders and John
p. Gibbs % Lieutenant, James X. Ross.
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". C. CoLLHR-Laid on our table last
night the New York and Cincinnati dsilies,
the Clipper, and "Tbe Two Hunters" 81
Of Beadle's dime novels.
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DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
20 suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
in all cases. See general advertisement,
and call at his Office, No. % Deadrick street
frst door, up stairs. may l7-tf.
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Hay, Corn. oats,

For sale. A very choice lot Of Hay, Corn
and Oats, as cheap as the cheapest, and
none better In Nashville market. Call on
Clark 4 Gregory, IS Broad street, for bar
gains always. June2-IW
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SnacIaI NnfIcp-

Parties d~eairing a complete set OF Bal
Fixtures, all Of the Finest Ware, will dc
well by calling on us Immediately al Con.
gress Hal, opposite st. Cloud Hotel, as we
are shout to change our business.
jest F. L. PERRIN 4 Co.
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ARK FRaEcAIs-Readers Of French will
End the last number Of the Courier des
Etats Unls st Cone a TunnelI's.
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Tho largeS. and best assorted stock Of
Table Linen in the South at CameroD's
Grier Z Co.'s which they offer at the lowest
possible rate.
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GES. THoxAs-Gen. Thomas is in Wash
iugton, he viii assume the command ofthe
Department Of Virginia IN q few days.
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ORA Jon OFFICE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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EN-. DAVIS Davis has received Wilkes
Spirit, Flag Of our Union, II. Y. Clipper
Boston Pilot, y. Y. Ledger, Comic Monthly
End other excellent periodicals and pa pers
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CoSE a TUsSELL-This h-m has received
the Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette Of
the lst.
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. vii be sold cheap for cash.
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ALcoHoL-Ss,5 OGS6,7O per gallon.
APPLEs-l2@l6 per barrel.
BEANs-S3,5O so.
BAGGIEG-3Oc per yard.
Balls ROPE-2Jc per 10.
BEEF-Dried pc per u.
BUCKETs-Painted, I,5095,00 per dog.
BACOE-Hams plain zoe for sides, lie
for shoulders Sugar cured hams ESQ. pei
pound; Country hams zoe.
BRooNs-S6, O0@S8,O per dozen.
BUTTER AND EGGs-Butter soc. Eggs
25@30e per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRUIT Peaches, 2b So 90 per
dozen, 3 m 1915 per dozen.
CASDLEs-TallOw I9@20c Star, 24c per b.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 26 and 2Sc. per n.
COFFEE-Prime Rio. 35c and 36c per b.
Cow OEsTEEs-2b cans $500 per dozen in
n cans $500 per dozen in boxes.
CRAcKERs-Butter l2Hc per h, Soda IA.
Day GOoDs-BrOwn sheeting 5Oc. per
yard.
Calicoes,M erimaos ". 33a35c; other prints
ranging from rs to 35c.
DRIED FRUIT.-ApplesI0c II; peaches 15c.
FLoUR-Superfne S. best brand $9alO.
FEED Corn in sacks in store 81 25S Hay
S2a3 Oats 81; Bran 81 so; Shorts 50 20.
Hides.-Green sailed hides, ~ per 10
Flint hides, Ice per 70.
LEATHER-Oak sole 50055; hemlock sole,
45@5O; skirting 60; harness, As; bride
per doz. S45@55j kip skins $50@75j call
S40070; upper $4OCg50.
LARD-22@23e per ID, in tierce. Keg 26c.
MoLkssEs-In barrels, $l,55@Sl, 80 per
gallon.
MAoKEREL-In 4 barrels $500; In kits
No. l. 81; No. ., $3.50.
MElL-SI, so per bushel.
MUsTARD-German, in Jars Seas per dog.
Union do Sl,O0 per dozen.
NAILs-Ten pennies S. 90 round per keg.
Ou-Tauners 2,5OsS2, IS; Neat-foot, $3.50;
Lard 81, 75a3,O 90; Castor, 5000; Linseed,
$2s7, SO; Coal oil SI,25 q $3.50 per gallon.
POTATOEs-Irish, s. 50 per barrel.
PICKLEs-Pint jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
do S., so per dozen, do in half barrels g.
PEPPER-Black 55c per 70.
RAIsIEs-M. r. L. S7,75GS,5O per box.
SUGARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds i9G2Ic, in
0bls. 22924, crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 25@26c per h.
sYRUP-Goldeny $3.50 per gallon in = bbls.
Kegs 9I,7O.
SALT-Seven bushelin barrel s., 25a5, 80 by
I0e barrels, 5000 in smaller lots.
WHIsEEY.-Bourbon per gallon So q IS;
Pure old r. c. 81 50QSJ 90. Wines vary
ing from SIS 90 to $50, owing to Vintage.
BrEndies S49Sl2.
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A squad Of guerrillss, who had been
committing depredations near Raleigh,
we're captured on the 10th nit, and
ShOt
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ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICR.,
ErarE nE TEANEElNE
Intelligence Office.

IL persons wanting Mechanics. Clerks, House.
"a ssrvan 3, W~Ood-Choppers, Cooks-men or Wo.
men-WhIe or col0red would do vel 70 CAL af our
ofioe, No. Gk North Cherry street, and Register
their wants.
Persons desiring situations vii DO The ssme. Sc
sign 90 he door. Q. bAUcOh 4 %,
msylG-lms Genera AgeBIa-
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For sale at this Office. enc Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which will be sold cheap.
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FoB sr. LovfS,-The steamboat Brilliant
leaves for Sc. Louis at 10 o'clcek this morn
ing.
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NeK Ice DepOt. IS Broad street.
Butter DepOt.

The best Ice for ssls At the Ice Depot OF
Clark 4 Gregory, IS Broad street.
fwran-Twn
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Auction Sale Of Groceries, Silver and
Glassware.
ny GEO. SHIELDS & Cd

d ULU. buILLUD q %.
We will sell this, Saturday Morning, June
Sd, 1885, at 10 o'clock, g regular line Of Gro,
c%eries, Whisky, Wine, Bottled Ale, Furni.
ture, Carpets, Fine Silver and Glassware,
Bohemian Cut Glass, Wine Sets. Also &
choice lot Of Oil Paintings and ~Engravings,
etc, etc. Go. SHIELDS a Co.,
Je3-lt IS and y College ct
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Wa. P. E,ToS 4 Co., sre our sole Adver-
Using Agents FOR Baltimore, Nd.
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Extra ind ucements offered at Cameron
Grier 4 Co.'S on all goods sold by the
piece.
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Old Papers for sale at this Office. The
largest in the city.
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Jlrrs B. oUrsHT, Of the National Banner,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
rfr-oti
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Vary PhunneyI

The card photographs Of the COnfederscy
in Petdcoats, photographed by Hall, and
for sale At Hall a Co's Gallery, corner Of
Cedar street. and Public squate. Nv
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The sense Of vision contributes more to
the enjoyment and happiness of mankind
than any other. By it we perceive the
form, color, volume and position o! objects
that surround US. The mechanism Of the
eye is so wonderful that it not only proves
the existence of a Great Fret Cause, but
perhaps more than all other organs the de-
sign Of the Creator to mingle pleasure with
u existence. How essential it is then to
have this delicate member Of the body in 3
perfectly healthy state. All diseases Incl
dent to the eyes are treated successfully by
Dr.. Aborn, room No. l, Commercial Hotel.
june3-It
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LUwBEE.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
al their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, 6 bsrge containing $4,000 feet Of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds o.
clear and common plank, framing timbsrs,
joice, aud scantling, as follows:
2x4-l6, Il, ank "a feet long.
2x6-ls, 20, and % feet long.
2xs-2O, p, p and 80 feet long.
2hxs-2O, q and "a feet leng.
2kxlO-ls and p feet long.
2Exl2-2O feet long.
4x6-2o and 30 feet long.
4xs-2O feet long.
Sx4-6, :, 10, u, Is, 20 and p feet long.
Also 1896 Oo feet choice white pine flooring,
Of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, al
knight { Bros. Lumber Yard. #
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NOTIOE.

A IL PERsON3 HAVING CLAINs AgaIysT
~ he e1 CsFary Division, commsndaf ~ Brs,
vel MAJOR 6elefE Hatch, VII dud it % har a.
yAaSEe % cal On 7. o. BiusJ, No. u ChsrFy ~
o. = Ouh Huuaal spFiLH
tT4R.ndD apyIl
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w. olTERoN 3 O0.. PnbIIshers.

JUNE 3, 1865.
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Claims.
Torrent,

lAkt % 8 good store o. some eh1Ia-n.-
u nest Dry 6ecds or Hst snd sfaa t.
PfseIed- Address We. Bon 81 roslo Hlr.
mayll-u.
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8aak-Aate giat.
CORRECTED By FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
No. 50 COLLEGE STREET.
COMMERCIAL

Business during the past week has been
tOlerably good. Country storekeepers have
been in the city examining goods and Pri-
ces, but net purchasing largely. There is
a desire TO know whether Il t0iH do to buy
in Nashville, or whether money can he
made by proceeding to Louisville or Cln-
cinnati and buying there in preference TO
Nashville. This scrutiny the Nashville
merchant must be prepared for, or woe TO
our commerce. II the country dealer hnds
that he can buy in Cincinnati at 8 rate that
comes cheaper-after the expense Of gaVe!
and loss of time is d~educted-than ne can
in Nashvine-theD farewell to our trade
But if our merchants select suitable stocks,
rand sell ct rates that viii make the goods
cheaper to the country s~tOrekeeper thsn ne
can get them in Cincinnati, with expenses
added, they will build up q vast trade and
realize good incomes.
Stocks in this city are usually low, but
nearly all our merchants are filling Their
shelves, and q splendid choice Of goods VIII
soon be at the command of the purchaser
in Nashville. In the wholesale department
of Cameron & Greer's dry goods establish
ment we yesterday saw a display Of sheet
ings, linens, ~calicoes and prints, that shows
what energy is at work, and the stock IS
largely increased by every arriving boat.
With such enterprise, and a Chamber Of
Commerce to organize effort, the trade Of
Nashville will resume its former import"
ance, and far transcend all its former
achievements.
Feed is in good demand and fair supply
with som lowering in rates. Groceries are
not very active, and we report very little
change from last week. Dry goods are in
fair demand, but some advance in rates
checks the market. The drug trade is
quite active. Country dealers and practi-
TONERS have purchased with tolerable lib
erality. The cotton trade is at a stand, not
ten bales a day arrive here. There is som
demand from the country for hides, but
the business is dull; we report no decrease
in prices. The liquor trade is quiet.
In money matters decided quietude ex-
lists. There is but a moderate inquiry for
exchange, and uncurrent money is dull.
We report specie lower, and Tennessee
money improved. At our quotations the
Union Bank is dull, Bank Of Tennessee
fair, and Planters Bank in good demand.
DAILY USIoE OFFICE
luna 2 D I'd
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Old COurse o. Treatment
MEDICINES FURNIsHED-

NJ N %I& he patient The Ehssent prasd 81 nafsras or-e-- F..
auura IN aWg HhNe q discharges besides you ave vduraaFHa 49,
BUSINESS nt c"rNpOutsnCa @trictIv prfv9t-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-04
z-4.. ST.: CLOUD M1nNNEsoTA, THURSDAY MAY d 1865

wounded Two other ::reyo,lvseirs i were
also found near him. -" .''S"'s'
e. He declared that the arms, rms belon,poed
to him, and that Hsrold had nothing
to do with the murder We gave ave, him
brandy, and four men went ID il'.,a,, search
ofa doctor, whom We found about four
miles from the scene Of the occurrence,
When the doctor arrived Booth y, wa,
dying. .ss'' : ''''' .i''':*@''@ SIS .
He did not talk much atte,r, r,:eec,esiv.
ing his wound. When asked If he had
anything to'say, he replied, II die for
my country" and asked those standing
by to- tell his mother so. He did not
deny his crime. "'''' '.,'< ""> / '''''
% The Washington Star says that the
bullet which terminated bis accursed
life entered on the left side at the back
fthe neck, point, curiously enough,
not far distant from that in which his
victim, our lamented President, was
shot szg.<ss:sF:&2 4..l.:,0 ! ~ .j''1"i
Booth and Harold represented them
selves to. the inmates Of the house they
were stopping at as wounded Confed-
crate soldiers, on their way home, and
they wore the rebel uniforms. 2.:.-
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sTATE NEWS.

The Henderson Monitor says that
Swan johnson, now in Ramsey county
Jail for ehopping off the bead Of bis SOD j,
is noe insane, but is ose Of tie most
shrcwd and cunning men in his town~
ship. He is also said to be man Of Vi
olent temper, and : terror to the .eigh-
borhood in Which he lived. ..,....
,<-The LeSueur Statesman learns
that all the available boats and barges
on the Upper Mississippi River are to
be put in the Minnesota River this
week, .iu order to get out as much wheat
as possible v hile the river il navigable.
a daughter Of }. r. Keyser, Of
Warsaw, about thirteen years Of age,
was 50 badly burned by her clothes t.!
king 6re, while lighting a FIRE in the:
stove on Sunday last. that she died in
great agony on Monday. She was lit
orally roasted -Fari6axh Republican.
Two Norwegians few days since
while under the influence of liquor got
into difficulty at Mortified, when one
of them stabbed the other with jack
knife in the region OF the heart. He
was arrested tor assault aud battery
with intention to do injury, and held
for trial. The wounded man dying =
day or two after, he was arrested and
committed for the homicide.-lbid.
"A letter received to-day (April
24th,) written by the wife Of the Bish-
op of Jerusalem, states that Bishop
Whipple had the fever of the country
and had already been i'll with it thir-
teen days when she wrote. The Bishop
vas cared for by Bishop Gobat and his
family in Jerusalem. where, every kind
attention was given him. We hope the
next steamer will inform US that he is
out of dauger.-lb;d.
.sEr -. -. =. --.- 7 =
The Red Wing Argus says that
during the march Of the procession On
Thursday last, premature discharge
Of the cannon took place, BY which a
young mao named Peter Moser, who
was loading the gun, was terribly man
gled and burned. ..;-.... .-..-
"A large number of ratts-12 to Is
on the opposite shore Of the lake are
being fitted up preparatory to = trip to
the southern markets. 1t is expected
they will leave during the present
week. iStiN,cater He*sesger. -.-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-04

REBEL KINDNESS TO FEnsRAL
PR1soNERs.-There is . cell in Rich
mond (CastIe Thunder) known As cell
No. 8. This cell is four feet eight inch.
es high. Mr.. McCool, private in Har-
ris' light dragons, man measuring
six feet and half an inch, vas kept in
that cell eleven months and half
Cardinal Balue's oubliette may be read
az obsolete elsewhere, but in Richmond
it is otsolesccnt. McCool had ball
and chain on his leg al the time, the
ball weighing thirty-two pounds, the
chain ten pounds. The rain peuetrates
that cell, and on wet days McCool lay
in the wet. Eleven months and half
passed, and he neuer once stood npright.
He escaped FIVE weeks since through q
hospital window. He had been trans
ferred, sick. ., ~. 49,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-04

and rain fall q t~o inches, commen-
cess the season pf vegetable growth.
As the season advances, the warm
south winds, fteishted with the '.por
Of ssouthern ~1as, prevail lake and
stream send forth their exhdations :;
gentle and frequent showers descend !;
and Minnesota-wjth the sumner
warmth of Southern Pe.ssyls..ia,
Long Island, 'snd. New Jersey-with
the. the long days that, at the solstice,
scarce admit Of darkness between the
evening and morning twilight-pre--
+sehts a scene Of rapid vegetable growth
and maturity scarcely paralleled in any
country. s<:*g.<'ssss:.s -e7s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-04

FELIER TRABLERs.-If l had bin q
eitin dried apples for week, an den
took to drinkin for = mont, I coodn't
feel more swelrd up dan I am di, min.
nit wild pride and vanity at seeing sich
full tendence har dis evenin' an when
l reflect dat it am rite in de wite wasin'
season, when de breddrn am seen goin
round de streets q lookin' like ole
Gypsum mummies preserved in lime,
aa' de sisters are up to dar ancles in, de-
scrpbbin' time, my heart yearns towards
you, like q piece Of 1ngin rubber bic :
hot stobe, an I feel dat | hab an Il:
aickshun for you that nothing can es-
TRANCE, OF syringe, I forgot now which; !;
but one am jist de same as fodder.
- a. a :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-04
INNER : SIGHT.
BY PHGBR CARY

BY PHGBE CAAY:I re>4'k -.
81. ra.us:a u, l',ii SOLO,. --.l<.4.i e1t 40!
think trpe lore y nevsr blind, ~, .,.,;}5
2 But rather bripgs an inner light; .-....',.
An inner yiaion quick 70 tnd s,..,y III y Ut;
The beauties hid frvm common;sgtt,l, "a
! Nosoui ean ever clearly sss ID 10" I..o'',!"
Anosher's highest, noble;t p.rt.' '1-2' ss'
Save through the sweet philosophy IL =
And loving wisdom Of the heart.',* Vi >'s
Il }e..~Ity ,!!~f .i,s.:{ -
Your unannoi.ted eyes shaA faii p,:,.t...
On him who fills my world with light;
,Hetdo notsee my ftisndaat an sg.ssas8
80 You - what hides Aiii,. from your si{Et.
see the feet that fsin would climb,
You but the steps that turn astray;
see tho soul unharmcd, sublime;
You but the garment, and the clay.
You see mortal, weak, misled,
Dwarfsd ever by the earthly clod;
see how manhood, perfected,
May reach the stature of God
Blinded stood, As now you stand,
Till pp mine eyes,. with. touches sweet,
Love, the dsliveres, laid his hand <
And 10! I worship At his feeti
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