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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12


We give our rssdezs to day the Home
stead exemption Bill Of Minnesota. There
il, Is We observe, quite diversity Of sen.
timent as to it, justiceand propriety. W.
eatsstaia the opinion that a rascal viii
cheat you exemption or no exemption and
this law may shield honest debtors from
the severity Of unfeeling creditors, until
such time - they can accumulate su@.
cheney to pay their entire indebtedness.-
At all events We can give ia fair t.i.l /;
and if it disappoints the expectations oft.
friends it can be repealed.
An Acr FOR A HOMESTEAD Exrxp41os.
Be 1t enacted BY tie Leg;.latxre Of tie
&asecf Ainnesota
SEC. l. That = homestead consisting 81
any quantity Of land, not exceeding siehty
acres, and the dwelling house thereon and
It's appurtenanoes, to be selected by thu
owner thereof; and not included in any in.
cosporated town plat, OF city or village
Oh, instead thereof At the option Of the
owner, . quantity Of land not exceeding in
amount one lot being within IN ineoepoea.
ted town, city or village, and the DWELLING
house thereon and its .ppnrtenaaees, own.
Cd and occupied by any resident II thu
Site, shall not be subject to s4ssehnent,
levy or sale upon execution, Of my 'oths.
process Issuing out Of my Court With,
this State. This section shall b deemed
and construed to exempt suah hoesosaeed
in the manner afogesaid, dusisg the t;mi
it shall be Occupied by the widow, d MI.
nor, child or children Of any deooeeod
person who w when living ent;tled q The
benefits Of this Act.
SIC. 2. Sueh exemptio, chall not n.
tend to my mortgage, thereon l.wlhllyob.
tanned, but epeh mortgage, Of other AZ,
atioo, Of sueh )sad hy tie ossues theeeo(. (
q married man, shall not be valid without
the signature Of the wife u tie same. I'm.
lens such mortgage ahall be given to g.
cure the payment Of the purchase money
or some portion thereof:
SIC: 8. Whenever a levy shall be made
upon the lands or tenements Of . house.
holder, whose Homestead b, uot BEN "a
leoted and Get apart By metes snd bounds
such householder may notify the officer I;
The time Of making such lew, Of vhat b.
regards a. his homestead, witt . desorip
taon thereof, within the limits above pre
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12

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Respectfully:
JAMES WILSON.
W - dssply grateful % our Old hisad
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12


besed in I'll time for his cdansetion With
The 0eesaie Telegraph, 1ae hae.@ Suck.
bridge IN Tho ysr 1e22:: Upon arriving
q spsopcs go b cam tothe city ofNew
York, and commenced business under the
training Of A. T. Stewart, the eminent
merchant. He subsequently, became the
head Of one Of the largest houses in the
city engaged in the manufacture and sale
IF paper. Four years ago, in q social par
~, composed Of some four or five Of our
eminent business men, tho subject Of con.
pectiug Europe vitl Amss;1ewssbeoeehed.
Mr.. Field At once became impressed With
tho idea Of its feasibility, Ind turned the
whole energies Of his mind to bear upon
the subject. He very soon, With others,
formed al association in this citK oompos-
ed Of Peter Cooper, Moses Taylor, Massh.l
q, Roberts, Chasdler White, 6. =. B. Moess,
"a Dsvi Dudlsy Eield, foe ths purposo
ots6seti,g . eoasnsaisation bstwesn The
Eastern I'D Welt1sn world. n . int
stsp, NJ. Gyms ". FIJI, With - sothsr,
David Osdl11 mi ubaadls W1as, xsnt
- Nev1ondIe1 FL nm o1elconina
ehas3og, undeg whiot t6ay oooskueted {
linz G t1)ae,lpA Inn u ;JeAns, Nv.
Idsndlaad, sgen TT ilsa1 C 1le1o than
400 mills, tAsd1g1 ! st.ik wilaleness
esnposed e. rel, 1bcesl, nd uDss,ss.-
1sa 1bll4 ~ sgbnnsine te1eRraph =
sps tls0tfof L1.1sae, til hi %,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12

MoxIY.-As thsre Il eoosiderabls ..
moant ofWiseoasin money everlasting IN
this region ~ eall attsatioa to the 1t BE-
low Of disersdited banks. They arl slass.
ed a ds*6v:l; . our people will y dip
ping produce below they had betsos be %
their guard abost the money thy assspt
Al farmers Do not generally take detseaos,
We conclude 10 hive . Bank Note hst pm.
pared for our nsSt isue and 70 havs> !,
erefully corrected weekly oe The bsas1t d
our Minnesots readen.
MONETARY QuoTlIloas.
Connected wsekly u 66selrs 1sehasls 1eak,
1ztrd as.ss, jsv dss,. Vet y Lseksss 4, &
H1sl.
u. rssl, NJ %. looe.
Exchange On New Ysrk, P1fledslplia II
St. Louis remains asady 4 ! ss,aies o3to /
buying. O. Chicago tss'lias. Cola ssis ~
ling 1t + @ l. Considerable aninatos hss
taken plaes IN City Scrip, o. asserns 4 IL
small .aount h sirsala&iea. sa11s hass bstl
made tie past ~ d.Ss readily y Is 9sests.
County in fair ttqu1se 4 100.
The neKsaa Counay DsIk, oss II tAs WI
cats Of Psaasylvsaia, has latsly ssaps.dsl-
it, value l. very doubtful. =. &C.,.
We slss have advises Il IL tAllaso e ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12
Valeatia Ray "a Tduity BaC
August 16, 1858.

ID The Honorable he President Of the
Ca;ted States:
:, Her Majesty desires to eonsratplate the
President upon The successful completion
Of this great interuatiosGl work; in which
the queon has taken the deepest interest.
The Queen is convinced that the Presi-
deot will joia her in fervently hoping that
the Elecfric Cable which now connects
Great Britain with the United States, will
Move IN additional link between the NJ.
fions whose friendship is founded upon
their common interest ana reciprocal e.
TEEN. -
The Queen has much pleasure in thus
eenmnnicatins With the President, and
returninx to him her best wishes for the
prosperity Of the United States.
70 which our Psaiiaaa. responds in .
R.ss< ~s!l ea'eaIatea 70 gritty and d
homer totAs people hs septessnts. ~7'
WAsu1xacox, AAsass le, 1868.
10 He, Mges:y, Tctoria, Queen Of
Great Br;saa. :.~=
The President cordially re;ciptocates the
>sesr,tulatiops Of Her Majesty, the Queen,
- The saecess If the great international
enterprise accomplished BY the science,
akill and idomitable energy Of the two
countries. Il Is ! triumph more glorious,
because far more useful to mankind, than
vas ever won BY conquerer "a the field Of
baths. Nay tho Atlantic Telegraph,
Under the blessings Of Heaven, prove to
b 4 bond Of perpetual peaee aud friend
ship between the kindred nations, and IN
instrument destined by Divine Providence,
to diffuse Religion, Civilization, Liberty
.snd Law throughout the world. In this
view viii not III nations Of :ehristendom
spontaneously unite in the deela,ation that
II ahall be forever neatral, and that its
communications shall be held ssasred in
their PLACES Of destination, etsn in the
midst Of hestiities.
(Signed,1 james Buchanan.
The Direetets % The Great 1sifeip hide
thus consecrate thp new "a y ia and
Humanity in this thort taess&ee to the
Atlantic Telegraph Co. New York.
Europe and America sse snited By Tel.
eyr.ph. Glory to God Il tie Aighsst-on
earth, peace and good viii to men.
In tho midst Of the ssaeral joy, The man
Who tied these txo worlds together, becomes
= hero; and NJ copy fton tIs lsw Hosk
H,ves khs fnllav;n. .k.4AA Afh;a If.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12

TlAss-A71AxGlo T1t1oRAPa:
The Easeesa world il Wild With joy pve.
tie eonplesieu q The sessIlsh bst~esa
THU country and Q,sas Bs;,p. The e
ven& can sessee II orssestiuea, - are
calculated = h,sess che In "sAss NJ
,;aas ,h,u ~ ~ tia :, ,l,i'@ ~
ioua"
ope,s v;s's';;, h'' 80: The s''s"'at
message.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26

IHE ENGLISH SCRooLNAsTER ABRoAD.-The
popular ignorance of this enlightened age is
something astounding. Only the other dey a
Jealous antiquary, looking. for Dryden's house.
In Fetter Lane, made some inquiry of the no.
lceman. Dryden, Sir" said the latter,
Dryden? Is he a man little backward in
his rent ," Less excusable was the obserya-
ton OF an eminent silversmith to a customer.
who, admiring some exquisite piece Of silver
chasery, remarked, 4" How this would have de-
lighted Cellini!' "We shall be happy to show
it to Mr. Ceiini, any day he will look in, = was
the polite observation, in reply. To ascend in
the scale, we may remark that we have heard
of knight who, on having Runnymede point
ed out to him, looked very unconscious that
landmark of history was before him. but. on
beirg told that it WAS the spot where the Barons
forced King John to sign Magma Charta, ex-
claimed, ''forced His Majesty did they in
deed how very improper % Let US 90 a step
higher still, and take an illustration from that
sprig of nobility who, having failed in COM
petitiye examination, was asked by a good
natured friend how it happened. "0h - said
the rejected candidate, " it was all through a
fellow who asked We questions didn' t expect. :"
= What did he examine you in % "Oh his
tory! answered the young aristocrnt. can
cient or mOdern?' Ancient or modern ~
exclaimed the youth, with an air of the most
intense disgust. sob, ever so long before either;
time Of William tie CoAqmeror-Londo,
AtheHeunl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26

How THE FORG Frs MASAGE.-The Salem Va
Register, In alludiHg 10 the Gish forgeries saw
At our last issue, the minimum sum of his opera
tions was set down at SlU,O0. Some men OF
much respectability, and undOubted veracity and
integrity in the county, have already confessed
that they knew, from six to twelve months ago
that this thing Of forging was going on Their
own names had been forged, and they even suf-
feTed themselves 10 be sued and iud gnents OBJ
tanned nPon the paper; and for personal feelings
and delcacy they RETAINED from exposing him
Numbers OF persons will be broken up entirely
while Others will suffer severely The amount
OF his liabilities Is now mentioned as over three
hundred thousand dollars, and every day of late.
has brought TO light something more Of the enor-
mlty OF the matter. This man seems to have
Possessed unusual abilities OF dec eption aud of
gaming the confidence Of the people. For in
stance, Col Wingneid who Is known to be one
of the shrewdest men, is involved To his pecu-
mary ruin. we understand Col. W became
alarmed some time since, and told Mr.. Gish so
There9pOn the latter told him he might draw %
any kind of paper that he might choose and he
would give him the best names upon the paper
in Bedford and Roanoke. He did So and I'm ne
time the paper, properly signed and fixed was
returned, received, and the Colonel since then
felt quite safe until the gathering thunder broke
in peals over his head. The whole thing tuIns
out forgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26

A CAsUs BELLA private correspondent
In London informs us Of vivaciOus proceeding
on the part Of those wags Of the Clubs the
FOreign-Ofice clerksl-which may lead to re-
suits Of the most stupendous character Our
readers who refresh themselves habitually with
the hebdOmadal vivaeities of Mr. Punch, NAV
remember that about three weeks since the
steamer brought US a most successful pictorial
pasquinade Of that venerable bat patriotic
jester, representing French colonel under the
appropriate guise of Gallic cock, fappin. his
'epaulets for wings. and Growing defiance at
'perfdiOus Albion, while in the distance sp-
peared the Emperor Napoleon running ou of bis
house, with every appearance Of concern, and
crying out: THAT horrible bird will scare all
the neighborhoCd !" This picture, it seems, so
intensely delighted tho angry young British
gentlemen OF Downing street, startled by the
insOlence of the Moniteur out Of their usual
"aw-aw apathy, that they forthwith bought up
alarge quantity Of Punches. cut out the agree
able caricature, and addressed one under cover.
TO every French Colonel in the French army
whose name and address were to be found in
the Imperial army-liSts at the Foreign Office.
Ii the Coones are wise, the lesson will be useful
as well as amusing. If not, we trust the En-
peror will not think it necessary Immediately to
invade the 'inviolste island and blow the
tOmbs Of Nelson and Wellington into the air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26

IL The remains Of Mrs Thomas G. Alvord
were taken to Syracuse Monday evening foI
intefmsnt. She died at the Utica 1.unatic Asy-
lam, where she has been for a number OF wears
past. During her confinement Mr.. Alvord sb.
tainrd divorce and was married TO his pIesent
wife. Mr.. A. is the present speaker OF the As
sembly.
4 NEw KIND OF GAME.-The Philadelphia
correspondent of the New York Dispatch gets of
the following: "A new dodge was perpetrated in
Second d-Street mar ket on saturday. A Young man
named Jackson was arrested for violating the
game laws lie glued cows hair 10 the TAILS of
wharf rats and sold them for squirrels. The man
who made the complaint was gentleman from
Germany"
RELlGIoUs.-The Wheeling Times OF the 18th
INST says: The Union Prayer Meetings, In
progress At the First PRESBYTERIAN church. are in
credslns In interest. Yesterday afternoon there
were some three hundred ladies and gentlemen
IN attendance and the exercises were Of an i'm
pressive character. These meetings are united
in by all denominations OF Christians and cannot
fail to be attended by the best results The mer-
chsnt, the mechanic, indeed all classes of our
community, would do well to attend ~
SINGULAR AcCIDgST.-A bsrden train. bound
westward, on Friday week met with an acci.
dent near the mouth of PatteTson's Creek The
engine ran of the track and pitched head fore
most down an embdnkment some thirty feet hioh
into the Potomac river. The tender followed a nd
fell crosswise on the engine. The engineer and
dreman were both on the locomotive at the time,
but fortunately neither Of them was hurt In the
slightest degree. The engine stopped In water
four feet deco, standing upright and but slig htly
damaged. This Is q most singular accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26

The question reminded her where she was
In the house Of God? She was shocked n
think how completely she had forgotten it, She
declined remaining, not feeling in a state to
kneel at the holy altar. She followed Mrs.
Elwyn to the carriage
of our Sunday opera? Wasn't it grand?
came very near clapping at one time.
could never worship in this church, " said
Ada: am grieved to think how entirely I
was taken up with that singing fine as it was 1"
Perhaps, said Mrs Elwyn, "you prefer to
hear bad music in church"
q" would even prefer that" said Ada, eff
the heart went with it,
" How do you know but Madame Bertini's 9
did d?'
Mr. Elwyn laughed when his wife asked this
question. "Why, Sophie, ;" he said, " Madame
Bertini was paid very high for her singing to-
day. Every note that thrilled through that
church cost money. If praise, it was hired
praise. L cannot think that God whose altar
70 the whole earth, and for whose sanctuary
Heaven Is not glorious enough, will be pleased
with coined tributes from the lips of people
whose lives are 30 often unworthy Of them
How would II sound to read from the pulpit Of
fhat church the history and character of each
that sings, for the amusement Of the congrega-
ton Would yOH visit that eOncert-singer ~
Certainly not
'' oaiu nli Li"yu; sue ~ SOOu enough
to carry to the throne of God the praises Of q
congregation, for she sings alone"
Why do you go to church, said Mrs El-
wyn, ''if you find so much fault with what you
see and hear there"
"GOing to church, he said, ''is habit that
got into when was youngiI believe caught
1t from my mother so to Grace Church be-
cause you do
" You and Ada are Methodists," said Mrs.
Elwyn. " You like preachers that break down
pulpits and wear out Bibles in their zeal. But
like propriety in church"
The propriety that L saw to-day said
Ada, "seemed nero formality. But do not
wish to Judge harshly. This is certain, you
must not ask me about the sermon. I did not
even hear the text"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26
Traveller Directory.
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
IL AND LEESBURG; VA
F1 OHtNNptuho uIdtf OIIIU N""~''
THROUGH IN EIGHT Hours.

~ AND LEESBCRG; VA
Wa Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
THROUGH IN EIGHT Hours.
The splendid Packet Boats ARGO and Nj. L.
MElGS, having undergone thoroughs4,.--777TTT 7TTTt
repair will commence making regular Ssl1G--SS12
trips to the above points on Monday
March 22d, 1e53.
The Boats will leave the w Wharf Of w. III. & II
u. Ritter, Georgetown, ID. c., every morning at z
O'clock, Sundays excepted, in the following order
The Nj. =. MeIgs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
day s, and returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown at clock IN the morning
the Boats vii arrive at the treat Falls, or Wash i
lngton Aqueduct at 10 q. m Seneca " m.; Edwards
Ferry p. m., where Stage will be IN readiness to
convey passengers to Leesburg, Va. Returning,
leave Edwards Ferry every day at O'Clock q. m.
and arriving at GEORGETOWN at sunset.
Through tickets Sl75.
Intern edlate points as follows: Great Falls or
Washington Aqueduct. 50 cents Seneca IS cents I;
Edwards' Ferry Sll2; Leesburg, Va, including
coach, Sl75.
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast s7ht cts.;
Dinner 50 cts.
Persons wishing 20 visit the Great Falls of the
Potomac. with Its picturesque scenery, and exam
Inc the Washington Aqueouct, Its tunnels, and the
grandeur of Its operative Importance, guaranteed To
the citizens of the District by the fostering caro- of
Congress. will have ample time TO do and return
the same day.
A Coach will always be in waiting IN GEORGETOWN
to convey passengers TO and from the Boats
Excursion Parties to the Great Falls. half price.
For further information inquire at the Store of
w. III. Il II. q. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west of Mar
ket. m 20 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26
Pianos, &c.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
VI PIANO FoRrES.
WILLIAM KNABE,
(Senipr partner In the late firm Of


kNABR. GAEHLE q Co.,
O0nt1nuos the manufacture and sale OF xrand And
square PIANO FORTES, under the name -e
q William knabe q Co., at the old stand, HSSkSS
NOS. l, s. and North Eutaw street op -UvNT1
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
- They have also just opened new Sales Room st
NO 17 Baltimore street, between Charles and Liz ht
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Nr
nenry MoCsnery a. O music store. where they will
keeP constantly on hand large assortment of plain
anu Mighty finished grand and square Piano Foites;
elso, Meodeons, from the best makers, from to s.
octave, some with doub key boards, double reeds,
and stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged in the manufacture Of
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
gold medal at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
Two successive yeaTsOotober, 1855, and l8S6-in Op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tlmore; We were also awarded the frst premium at
the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond Vlr-
glnla, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium tsilver medal) at the Metro
poIitan NJ echancg' Fair for 1857.
In addition to this We are possession of testimo
malls from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs In the country, which can be seen at our
WareIo0ms, speaking for themselves and others OF
.ne nlgn appfecisation In which our instruments
All Instruments are guaranteed for 1--WE years, and
months from the day Of sale If the instruments rot
give entire satisfaction
Wholesale dealers will hnd il to thor advautaSs
to give US . call before purchasing.
Pianos exchAnged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-iy VIM. KNABE Il co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26
DR. R. FINLEY HUNT. npyr,rr
u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
oTyIcH No. lss PENNSYLVANIA AvKHJI, ~
TkSss doors from l<fl Sysst. D

Dr.. BAILY begs leave to inform the pu bio that no
Gan be seen al hours his ONCE locsted as above,
practice, the large number Of patients and great
variety OF dhcult that he has treated success
scientific or otherwise relating to the Teeth. III.
own experience confirming the opinion OF many men
and j. and E. Parmy has led him. long since 10 dis
card sl mercura preparations for filing Teeth also
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted on God Plate.
mouth, as was most oonclusively shown By the lsst
American Dental Convention,
dence and practice in Washington, he 10 hvorsbly
known TO his numerous friends and patrons, he bsfs
leave TO refer them TO the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From tho late Rector Of the Church OF Epiphany
DR.. s1zrHrs BALt9 IND Dear Sf sir-r to express.
my esteem tor you personal X, and my conhdenoe ~
for me have been hishy tisfsctory hope thai ySs
Is6liO that your skill SO We, ds:.T.s.;
Washington. Ass. ., Ie5s. J. J.W.FRENcI.
From one OF the oldest firms In Baltimore, Msssrr,
Bcggs, Cotman Co.
tist, of &asSinston CITY, 10 execute for ne An i'm
portaDt and difficult piece OF work, which he did TO
0n Se S af
College of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trisls
the tn nS sSss
Baltimore, Al. IL, 1857. HAhMANN BO60S.
Extract from note received from the late Hon yskl
NJ. Clayton.
U. 8. SRNkyI, Aur. 10, lsta,
4he teeth yes n.xde FOR NE work admirably moth
Ing could be better V'p yk0aS k05ssiSSpHi{ Hi{cLArvoN.
10 those that seek relief from the masdiee OF the
tseth, can oheerfply recommend Or. B. Beily a. q
superior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and rlussed several tseth for
my self, and the work has 81 stood ell for more than
ten years. ROBERT Il. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. Of the NJ. L. Church South.
Asrl 10. 1853.
We, the undersigned. having had occasion TO syan
ourselves Of the professional skill OF Dr. >. Beiys
Surgeon DENTIST of this cty or hsvInf been cotnis-
ant of his operations our families or rloEos eke
pleasure pressing our adplretoL OF his artistic
skull Rs well of the uniformly Satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most dehcate and dlhoult
Operations in Dental Surgery, and W respectfully
commend HIM 10 the conhdeEoe and patronage OF the
sablio. of which CONSIDER nlm emlDenty WORTH.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. =. Capitol.
THoMls MILLKR, NJ. ID, OF Washington, ID. O.,
b. :. BoHRKR, NJ. ID. of g GEORGETOWN, ID. G.,
Ms. LINCOLN, NJ. d.. OF Washington, ID. G.
los II, BRADLEY, of Washington, ID, G,
6RoRsE WALTON, Ex-Governor Of Florida.
WLLrHR LKNox, Ex-Mayor of washinstorI
HKNRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Once,
o. c. WIsKT, Principal Rlttenhouse Academy,
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