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STEAMER SUNK-The steamer Lancaster, a
freight and tow boat engaged in the trade he
tween Baltimore and Hayre de- Grace, was
sunk on Tuesday night OFF Miller's Island
She had In tow at the time a number of canal
beats The cause Of the disaster TO the Ian.
caster Is reported to have been her striking
aeainst sunken wreck. The Lancaster had 8
considerable amount of freight on board. but
as she lays IN only six feet water, and the cargo
oelng on deck, the chief loss TO her owners will
De me expense Of raising her. A steamer, with
bghters IN tow, was sent down to her relief
Yesterday, and the freight will be removed and
me Sessei raised Immediately. The steamer
belongs 10 the Baltimore and Susouehanna
Steam boat Company. Of which Mr. JOSEPH j
Taylor Is the agent. She Is fully insured
BdifsM0re Sun. I5fS
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THE INDIAN WAR.-A Fort HAYS (Kansas)
letter states that five columns of troops will
soon move against the Indians in differsnt dI
TecuoDs- covering in their operations the terri
tory between the Smoky Hill and Republican
Fork on the north, and the Cimarro and Ca
madam rivers on the south. The columns will
o. commanded by General Alfred Sully. Gen.
ercl l.. =. Bradley, General W. III. Penrose
Colonel Bankhead. and Lieut.. Colonel ROYAL
cavalry, and they will cooperate with one an
other, the columns OF Sully and Penrose being
intended specially 10 operate against the In
dlsn families who are lett in supposed security
IN their villages by the warriors, while the
columns OF Royal and Bankhead will operate
directly against the predatory warriors them
selves. General Custer, who was suspended
some time ago, has been restored 70 rank and
command, and viii accompany General Suily
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HeimhoId- the Buehu man, has gone $4,000
better than Judge Pierrepont The latter con-
tributed S3.0O check for the election of
Grant and Oolfax; HelmboId sends a check for
$1,000 10 the Democrats for the election OF
Seymour and Blair. In the present debilitated
Condition Of the DemocrIey, Helmbold's medl-
cine, however, might be of more benefit to
them than his money. roe tr.-..
The significant fact. however, about the
business is that Helmbold Is able 10 throw
away sums of 5000 IN this off, hand way.
Hsirbeld IL the most extensive advertiser in
the world, and the result is his income is enor-
nous. Any business man can acquire a for
tune who adyertises persistently and extern
siyely; and here comes in a little moral for
business mer.
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JOHN BIOUGHAM NATURALIzEp.-The New
York Commercial Of last evening says I'm the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday Judge Bra
dy made 2ii citizens, and rejected 40 applicants
Tor naturalization papers Among those natu.
raIlZed " az the popular actor, John Brougham
who declared his Intentl 10 become a citiz.n
In 1850, but who did not obtain his final papers
untlI Yesterday.
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WALL OPERA HoUsE--Last night buttwo OF
''Cncie Toms Cabin Remember the matinee
en- saturday. This, the last matinee, Will be
for the benefit of 'little Eva" whose acting
has been so greatly admired, and We expect to
see crowd present on the occasion.
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~ ONE PRICE ONLY.

hNLY ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE-DR
~ NELPAU'S GULDEN TINCTURE for female
irregularities and diseases. A never failing rene
dy to rest,re the catamenial Evacuation. A power
never known in any ether medicine Each bottle
hiss the coat OF arms OF the city Of Paris stamped
on them. N B.-They sh )uld never be taken by
females during pregnancy. as they would he sure
t. cause miscarriaee once l79 South street
between 9Th and 10th, Island. &C 1886.
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We are indebted to Messrs. Chapman, Hos
mer X Co, OF tins city. for neat edition of ths
laws passed at the last session Of Congress,
published by that firm for the special use of
their correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-15

DTvoRcE.-In Chicago, Ill, Emile J. Carter
has sued for divorce from her husban nd
Cary Carter, whom she married in February.
ISJ9, and who deserted her three weeks after
wards. He caused an announcement of hi
death TO be published In the New York Herald
but she has proofs OF his existence in the SER
wee OF the Government in a western Territory
she prays tor divorce and the custody of her
lhIld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-15

0Mr. John W. Gill, Of the Richmond and
fredertcksburg Railroad Company, has pur-
chased the hotel property at Milford Depot in
Caroline county, Va, tor s6,250. II has 100
acres Of land attach he'd
- Trains are running three hundred and
T'y-nye miles east OF Sacramento on the
"~cific road.
~+rhering match for the cham
among the butchers Of
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION IN NoRForK. VA
oreat e1 eltt me- Mt prevails al Norfolk, Va, con.
sequent upon the meeting of the Commercial
affected yesterday by electIng Hon. q w Rrsi.
ing, OF PETERSBURG, President, and by the choice
~ ~ Lu Der Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
CohlnIttees We're apppointed to report on bust
mess ahu tne Convention then ad lourned until
to-day The delegates representing Missouri.
henncky, Tennessee, and North Carohna,
We're received IN an enthusiastic manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-15

CATTLE DIsEAsE.-We notice in the Cecil
Wing that a number Of farmers residing in
Cecil county, Md, quite near the Lancaster
county line, have lost number Of cattle by
disease.
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TIE VIRGINIA STATE BKBr-Goxernor
Wells, IL reply 10 letter of inquiry as 10 ths
payment Of the interest due ON the de m of he
State, expresses the opinion that the ,ntsrest
due next January will be promptly paid. but
that the past due interest Will not be paid nm
less new tax levy is made. of which there Is
little prospect. In the absence OF any action
by the legislature the levy can only BE- ordered
by General SLOVENIAN. The letter a short time
since recommended such measures a would
requirements of the occasion.
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BOARDING.

tcARDtNG-A fex u Arder. car be ar-aatrtC.
nAteo NJ 10. 4Sl 1hlrteF1fh sweet. h-t q au 4
&C 1881
toARl ING -For Rent. TWO FURNISHED
~ Rooms. with BOsBn Location deitg stfCI
ArHb 81 northeast Sorner 21;h street aud Penna
gtnue. -. IA.
t'OR RsNT-FURNIsHED Rooms 70 stOsas
SlZ mouth. one Psrlor an Bedroom fII rent ,
VIII or without Board. At No "a 9th street be-
ano Louisiana ave. Rent IA advance. 90 I'M
HAhIsoMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
H met class BOARD. Ia a lev house, Nith mod
Grants. - 4 In.
ElksT.CLASS HOARD eco PER MONTE
u hoome - TO SO. IN healthy aud pleasant
socaiien a ehurt walk from ma-t % the rntli- pf-
a.es, at No. aIe X street, between I7th aud ism
7'ieete. Ocl-lm.
(fNTIEMEN WISHING FIRST CLASS
- TAhLh BOARD, with all the comforts 81 a
LoHle' should Apply Immediately at 30. - lo,h
str-et opposite tie Gas Office. Perfect sAti-far-
noh given. Terms only IS per week 81 al
Nanoe. Ism
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DLAEKETsl BLANKETsir
IN ENDLESS VARIETY

Every housekeeper should call at our piece and
Guy pair OF those All Wool 10 BLANKETS for
80 osta $3.50. superior article for 81, really
cheap. % WINE " ~ 'ofB
Also. splendid assortment OF lew priced DRESS
GOODS, at Is, s75s, and 20 cents S'
"A full stock Of Mems and Boys CASsIMERRs
at very low prices. NV. sELBY & CO..
-. 323 Pa avenue
ocsSt touth side, near 7th street
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On mN0on oil the complainant. by M. Thomson,
her solieitor Il is ordered that ,he defendants,
noo
AIbsy Eussnt, and Eener SGssnt, osuss "t tSsis
appeerencs to be entered herein, on or before lie
&. a BE- Sss sI
case of default. By the Court
$40 Ap.r. $50
81 Essf q rS ns Eosss
King of all Liniments for relieving the sufferer
from both internal and external pain Has been
q q Any drug store: 9, ififi5s ssn.s hpoo.s
TO me FIFTY cents ane make fortune. 1 viii send
ocls-7t' spsrts, New Jersey.
LITHOGRAPHING.
CARD-PLATE PRINTING.
FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON,
334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
479 NINTH STREET.
%
M0NOGRAMS beautifully designed
INITIAL STAMPING on Note PAPER and En-
velopes.
All work done in our own establishment, and
under cur personal SUPERVISION ocl4 If
y. j. MAY &CO's
LYONS SILK DEPOT,
3os PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 9Th and 10th streets.
Good BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK at 50.
Excellent quality do. at So % and $3.50.
Splendid quality do, s 3, SIS 20, and So 80.
BONNETs CELEBRATED BLACK each
MERE SILK, at 81, 4.JO, sad SIS.
BLACK LINING SILKS at S1.25 and $3.50
LYONS COLORED SILKS,
In new and exquisite colors, at 81, S2.25, 81 TO-,
So, 1925, and $3.50 per yaA
WHITE AM CoLORED MORE ANTIQUES.
BLACK AND C0LORED SATINs.
PURE SILK VELVET, of Ponson's make, (the
best manufacturer in Lyons at SIC, SIS
and SEQ.
~ ONE PRICE ONLY. -Ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-15

IeAfd, on The I'd October:
D,h0cTGt RfpuJI,cr1
governor -..--.J n Camden w. Stephenson
SeC'y of State. -. Y. Nan;is J. NJ Pipes
IesSurer......G. = Walker J. A. MeCauley
AndItor.. ID. Mayer T. Boggess
Atty General. W. =. Wiley T. Melvin
Ap. Judge. NJ. EdminstOn Il. L. Berkshire
COEg.-1st Dist..H 5. Walker J. H. DuvaI
I'd DIST. W. G. Brown J. G.. McCirew
Sd DIST. q. II. L. Moore T = Whitcher
Governor Foreman (Rep.) was elected two
years ago by 6,6H majority. The local cleo
lions last year showed no material change
The canvass Is quiet but intense.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ZANE TO sUBsCRIBER-One brown NANNY
~ GoAT' with strap on it, peck;
1t Corner l31l and c streets, Island.
"a REWARD-Lost, on 9th instant a red and
,r'c Whlte COW; red on sides and white on the
osck, with short horns turned up; about 5
1etns o,o ne so8ye reward will be paid for her
SITS, oc IL 9t-
0ST.Mosday afternoon, a Ladys lvaInabieD
- Bhk ASI-PlN, on or about High ST., George
town he hinder will be literally rewarded by
returning 1t to No. 267 street north. ocl4 St.
S1RAYLD FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
;, IN s al Per, THREE COWS. A liberal reward
eoyery;, CHURS HAITMILLER. near Fort Bun
ker mn, or TO s. 5. Coggins, corner 18th and Penn
sylvanla avenue. oc l4-3t%
TNEN DOLLARS REWARD -Strayed or stole
4 on Sunday, October 18th. TWO COWS-one of
and hips white legs right il left one cropped
cIookSd horns, right one broken, and body short
and thick, The other red in color. body long and
slim, slim tall small white spots on teats and white
spot on belly, round spot like a mark on right
MP, hard breadth from the bone, and large
horns; any person returning said Cow. to q.
DAILY, No. 493 street, between 9th and 10th
VIII receive the above reward; or s. will be paid
STRAYED Oh STOLEN-On September 18th.
- one BLACK (hornedD cow: white upder belly
one third OF tail white white spots on right thi III
ana I1ght shoulder; years old. IL hands high is
corner 9Th st. east and l. street north near Kendall
S IRE Psrk liberal reward will be paid by
eIEOERNAGEL. oci3 ST
c. REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN on the
~ ~ Sth instant, Red and White Spotted Buffalo
COW, collar and chain on her neck-hoie in her
left ear The above reward will be given il re.
&C loot. Corner 2sd and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-15

West Virginia is now the only Safe that will
hold an election previous to November 3d.
Tha, STATE viii choose from the two tickets an
Eexed, on the 22d October:
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RUY A LOT Ar ONOR
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS

Buy Lot, Take this step to secure . hmm.
len peaunfui LOTS directly on the grade on liz
Also, eight LOTS on 18th street; pavemen, in
Rirst payment SIC down: basspcs en- ,.,s
monthly win buy Lot ct positive bsresin. ''1
se,1-lu corner N IAHh mETOALF,
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Eoss 4 BROTHER.
NJ .eon JEwELKRs.

Jesthy repaired and made to order. "e.ens,
2as, ~ y r. paired and adjusted. Ornamental -
nan rosh sno Jewelry made 90 order Vine ~
s,oes OF SILVER and Plated Ware always on ~
hsne; al orders prom pity attended 60.
sep I'm v0ss BROTHER.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.
~ Given ~ the
FIFTH u. :. CAVALIER SOCIAL CLUB
- ORD FklboMS HALL.
AiN kcnAN ENkNlNG. nrrNRER Isfh lsss
- TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
. TIE tifth L. Cavalry Rrass Rand ana the Ma
uoL o. ulng Band are engaged for the OCCASION
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RIMovED TO 51a D STREET.

DOUGLASS MOORE. Paper. Herr H.,
tereT, as0 deater ~ htHdOsc Shall 3sa m :,
gel va ana lOfh Il will run OF nv exteDsi ~.
TOT We next tbiTty days so che.p ihzt a. oss.r>
hest noucetnent 10 purchasers. Call ana sxs.
ine Deiore going elsewhere. -
poo0LAss MOORE has Just orered An e,.
esht assortment OF goods in his line ~ bnsirs..
SSiEpihelne a general variety Of PAPER HaNc'
nN1s OF rs and last ionahle patterps an tabis g.
ro,s, pfasing RooDe, Halls, P.sssses and
SSnan osether with Borders CoIumUs Eiex.
SSttatues, Ire screens, &C large LOT OF VI Inaov
vnlasnes ior sale cheap, Window Corrices Pna
~blte sno Green Holland for Shases shsie ~. :
s lures, Sora AID fassels, Paper Blinds Hair saa,
u Curiec Hair. Furniture aud FIoor OF t,loth.
Mnntp TTio,hss Pew and other Cushions. &C. ID
60 a. We 70 order in the best manner Win
pss ana bed Curtains, Car gets, Cushions Carried
bois,. sin snoSt mattresses All work 10 the Cp-
nvs.ssIbe ana Paper Hanging Business promnt'y
in ~ a., Rooms, &c, pApered at short notice
-, - W eoeuuy. &C Aim
phlLoeoPHH OF MARRIAGD-Are ~ $500.
VI LECTURES, - delivered al the No Va
Gseun OF Anatomy emil scins the IN hierss. 81,
~ enc W hat 70 Hive for; vouts. sfnysr, 80
os9nA fe, manhood generally reyi~wed: TIE e. ~.
~ soleestlon. hstule noe aud Nervop, 6i.ssses -
~ on'eo for; Marriage ph'losopbicAiiy conssssrss
Pocket volumes eoptaSuins these lecture. ,,,I h.
Ssfoso 70 parties Unable TO attend On raresss
- io9T stamps BY sddressfuG. sHCRrTIsS
Pso.d nork museSm q Anatomy ana science 81.
.9,.. fsso-iy
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AN ELEGANr sTooK or 1 ENGft spAo d.
SKIS, 1HREE-PLY, ana INGRsINHn. sb s
iseis;s sp% s shicb are beautiful designs from
a.. rs,s. 81 G nrosiusn All selling al the low
pc. ses ynie a., JAMES B. DoDsoS.
@S.- No. Market spsre
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HoUsH each, e ons !. sssr o ssi AK
s.y a" inauire ): Beis.ISS isrs LOTS
sel2-0 H.w HAMILToy
LOB RIET-The commodious BrORF At corn.r
Itn ena streets. With or without fhs 49,
nonss s f. s.aolihs attached AppI ass street.
oci-f
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THE -FOUR. NEW, ELEGANT, spACIous
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES
At the corner Of L and Fifteenth streets conte,~
iRg twenty rooms each. The location a the ansst
In the city. The style OF architecture, flash and
design 10 90 arranged and minuteIy carried Ont
that for comfort. utility. and beauty they came,
De surpassed. An examination Of the property 10
n They win be ready for occupancy on the nrst o,
s.P. BROWN q SON.
se B-lm Cor. N. Y. ave. and 18TH street
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02
EXTRAORDINARY ECLIPSE.

The total eclipse of the sun which
is to take place on the 18th Of August
next, will present such long duration
of darkness that astronomers are an
ticipating it with unusual interest.
From near Alden the central line of
the eclipse extends to the Southern
coast Of New Guinea, crossing Hindo-
stan the Bay Of Bengal, the Melayan
peninsula, aud the Gulf Of Siam on the
way and at certain places on this line
the duration of the total darkness will
be at GAG. At the date ir question
the moon will not be more than six
hours from its perigee, while the sun
will not be far from its appogee; a
twofold condition which increases the
apparent diameter Of the moon, and
shows the apparent diameter Of the
sun nearly at the smallest. Hence the
prolonged darkness. Such a chance
occurs but rarely, and we cannot won
der that the strong desire exists to
make the most of it in endeavors to
solve certain highly important questions
in physical science. Unluckily, the
AL-.t ,.on,oor ,r;ll ho q. SO full
blast on the 10th Of August, which,
with its heavy clouds, will render OBJ
servation either uncertain or impos-
sible, except on the eastern side Of the
mountain ranges.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02
LARGE RAILROAD CONTRACT.

Col. A. DeGraf, of Ohio, has, We
understand, been awarded the contract
for the grading and masonry work on
the St. Paul & Pacific Railroad, from
Grow River west to the Big Woods, a
distance Of thirty-three miles. Col. De
Graft is we'll known to the people Of
this State as we'll as of Ohio as
thorough man of business, and there is
20 doubt that under his active super
vision the road will be pushed rapidly
to completion. The company expects
to have seventy miles Of the road the
termination Of Col. DeGraff' contract
completed and cars running on
it by the first of December.
This will throw open to settlers an
immense extent Of tho most ie1tile soil
in the State, and will b. Of lncalculable
advantage to the settlers in the section
Of the country known as the "Bie
Woods" in enabling them to send the
products of the soil to markets where
they will get a fair price for them.
There is no doubt whatever that on
the completion Of this great enterprise
a dozen farms will be opened up fo'
one that is operated at present, thus
adding to the material wealth of oul
young State.-Pioneer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02
The UNION PACIFIC RAILRoD Is be-

The UNION PACIFIC RA1LRoD is be-
ing built more rapidly this year than
ever. The word is, "Ts Salt Lake by
Christmas" Six hundred and forty
miles are in running order, and hun
dred more are nearly ready for the
track. Brigham Young has FIVE thous-
and men at work in Utah, and says he
is Eot afraid Of the Gentiles. 1t is
probable that the locomotive will 20
through to the Pacific in 1869 instead
Of 1870, and will carry along with it an
immense train Of passengers and freight
uow awaiting that happy event. Con-
trary to the usual experience Of rail-
road companies, the Union Pacific has
an abundance Of ready money, and pays
cash for everything. Its First Mort
gage Six per Cent Gold Bonds are
eagerly taken throughout the country
by parties of sound financial Judgment
The sales have already amounted to
seventeen million dollars.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02

From the Nev York Sxs. zzs~' <-' st.
~ Those who serve at the altar shall
live BY the altar" says St. Paul. But
the good saint had probably not the
faintest idea how we'll some Of his sue
cessors would manage to live that way.
1t is stated that tho Rev. j. A. D.
Winfield, Of Petersburg, Va, has
been called to the Church Of the HOLY
Savior, on 25th street, at a salary Of
$4,000. The call is loud enough, and
the reverend gentleman must be unus-
ually deaf if he does not hear it at
that fg7re. DR.. Potter, nephew of
the Bishop of New York, lately accept
ed the care Of the souls of those who
attend Grace Church for the consider
alton of Ss, 900 and small white mar
bic palace on broadway. DR.. Hall, of
the Presbyterian Church, corner of
Nineteenth street and Fifth avenue,
has come all the way from Dublin to
feed the flock that worships there,
which he consents to do for the modest
pittance Of $4,000 year in gold, and
a handsome parsonage. The Doctor
has the old country notions about cur
rency; he doesn't understand green
backs, but prefers his pay IN solid metal.
DR.: Morgan Dix, Of Trinity, receives
$4,000, and house while the more
popular preachers go up to higher
figure, DR.. Chaplin receiving not less
Than from fifteen to tweny thousand in
salary, and the results Of outside lit
erary work; while Henry Ward Beech
ers income reaches from twenty to-
thirty thousand from like sources. On
the other hand, our Catholic clergy are
underpaid, and have to distribute a
good part of what they receive among
the poor of their parishes; while the
very worst paid preachers of all arc
poor Judge Edmunds aud Robert Dale
Owen, who not only have to minister to
spiritualists for nothing, but get abused
tor it by the rest Of the world. ;.,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02

ALI FOR GRANr.-General Grant is
supported by every il!ustrious soldier
in the Union-Sherman, Meade, Sheri-
dan, Sickles, George a. Thomas,
Hooker, Pleasanton, Mcdowell, Candy,
Emory, schofeld, Mower, Ord, Hal
leck, Fitzpatrick, Logan, Rawlins, and a
host of volunteer Generals, many Of
whom have heretofore been Democrats.
General Hancock is the only really
eminent officer who seems willing to
train with the anti-war Democracy, aud
the "boys" who follow him hardly
amount to corporal's guard.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02
DEATH.

We have never read anything more
beautiful than the following, from the
pen Of George 2. Prentice:
There is but breath Of air and beat
Of the heart between this world and
the next. And in the brief interval of
pain and awful suspense, while We feel
that death is present With Us, that We
arc powerless, and that He a1lpover-
iul' and the faint pulsation here is
but the prelude of endless life here.
after, We feel in the midst of the
stunning calamity about to befall Us,
that the earth has no eompensating
good to mitigate the severity of our
loss. But there is no grief without
some benifcent provision to soften its
intenseness. When the good and
lovely die, the memory Of their good
deeds, like the moonbeams on the
stormy sea, lights up our darkened
hearts and lends to the surrounding
gloom a beauty SO sad, SO sweet, that
We would not, if we could, dispel the
darkness that environs us.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02

The members of the Wisconsin
and Minnesota Editors and Publishers
convention left Chicago on the 23d for
St. Louis. The Board of Trade has
determined to give them banquet on
their return Friday.