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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
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I'::r g.. C:nrr yIs,~." Will not he the c.
c:,n al any I>}rtJ- OF s",t, Iuf. the members O.
any can II: heard through its columns in an
article q &yah bic length md sufficient Il, cr;1y
merit. H:!1c t!st page Will contain tales, poe
try, Hnp"dcl>: &c and western. readers VII
always jlNd:' summary Of news CLEANED from
Eastern eXei.#nGes, while D large space viii
80 ucvotedto giving Eastern readers correct
information about the great North West. in
this department we expect the assistance d
several hundred local reporters, farmers and
their wives, Red River traders, iunnbcll2en,
land agents, surveyors, hunters &C., man auH
women who dwell i'll the land, walk up and
down; and go to and fro in it; but we will
use all possible diligence in making personal
observations and not mislead our readers by
false or exaggerated reports.
On all moral and political questions the Wis
tier, viii aim to deal fairly by those who dit
fer with it but the editorial department viii
never represent anything but the convictions
Of the editor. Consequently it's creed will be-
list. The Divine law is the Supreme law in
all lands created by its author.
I'd. All men are created free; and equplin
their wight to life, liberty and The lursut OF
happ;ncsc.
I'd. The Diilc, and tho Constitution of the
United States arc anti-G,tvery; and human
chattlodcnl Is demonstrations in any associa-
ton protesting to receive either as fundamen-
tai laws.
18th. Paying taxes is as unwomanly, as yo-
ting; and is Il prjvilig which should be exclu-
sivey confined to EEwitc male citizens. Of this
and ti1cr conntrie. uutii women share with
them the responsibility Of saying what use
shall be made 81 the tnUd they are required 20
contribute to The public treasury.
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copies 800: 5 copies Cor $500; 10 copies
tor $122,o0; 20 copies for SEQ, al strictly in I'D
vance, and no papers sent after the time cx-
pircs for which it has been paid. Single cop
les Sets Letters On business to be directed
the publisher.
JANE c. swtaTELn EdStor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
BOOTS, sEoE 7ssEg3, AMID CLIO { E.s &

B0oIs, sE0laSs, AMID CLIO 3:l' r. ] lzG &,
TIT AS for sale large assortment Of Boots
4 4 and Shoes Of the very best quality.- G..
t;lastoGa Boots Constantly GA Hand,
I'll kinds Of custom work done to orIer =
the best manner. 4 good assortment Of Ready,
made Clothing for sale cheap Just received q
good assortment Of ..' .. ..,:>.. .:...'.l
SPRING, 6 SUMNTEE2 ErATS,.
Persons in want Of any Of the above named
goods cannot find them cheaper elsew here
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21

4 e LII ",
.'f5* e's = No. z - sTR,zzs, STREET .

t@r.+s* % No. Il Il STREET,
Washington City, .. Civil at
attend. with promptness and fidelity, to al
business entrusted to him il the courts Of
law and equity within the District Ct Col
umbia, and before the Court e Claillls,and
the Supreme Court OF the United States,
and to the prosecution OF claims before the
various departments Of General Govern
lnent and before Congress- lie Will give
particular attention to C1aims before the
General Land Office, arising under the
swamp land and graduation laws; pre-
eulptlon acts OF September !. 184l Aug
us rs, 1912; March, 3, l:,44.;; Hay 5, IS
IS; the municipal act Of Hay -, 1874
mail contractors act Of -,,la1ch +, 1915;
and under al other laws.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
Republican Il.,z..,.,.3Es :: =

Vernentand Maine, have >encSse l@av-
lily for the Republicans, thas Il: IS 1.,'s: very,
doubtful whether there are il .s,,tEsci-,
cnoy cfshoglss Democrats remaining II,
those states 70 act as cost Masters Ne
thank our. Eastern friends for these cri-.
denccs Of loyalty to ii'cednn,; and prom
ise to repay them ii Minnesota thunder,
If they VIII have the iayli,ess u hold
for q few weeks.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
BUILDING,

5yHHE undersigned takes this method of in
/ forming those who may have houses to
build mills to frame, or carpentry and joincry,
in any or all Of it's branches, that he is prepar
cd to take contracts, and do all kinds Of work
in this line, on the most reasonable terms and
in good, workmanlike manner. =.., z...7
...< ~-l A. i. HUSSEY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
THE COLLEGE JOURNAL OF medical. SCIENCE c.

4 Monthly Magazine OF IS pages, conducted
IA by the Faculty of The Eclectic College Of
Medicine, is published at One Dollar q Year,
payable in advance. The volume Of the Jour-
nal commences with the year. Communications
for subscription or for specimen numbers
should be directed to S NH,
DR.. G. II. CLEVELAND, Publisher.
SID. 139, Seventh Street, Cincinnati, O.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
POLITICAL,.-A number Of Penn

sylvanio papers are advocating the salacti-
on Of Senator Camseron. as the Republican
Candidate for the Presidency, III l@&i3,-
lie is one Of the best business men IN the
Union, q bold uncompro'uisinG Eepubh-
can, and worthy the place for whic}l he. IS
named. We have known him FOR twenty
years, and for a. considerable PORTION OF
tho Sine as a political opponent; bE't have
always known him as the foe Of oppression,
and the friend ofthe poor. If nominated
he shall have our cordial support.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21

GEORgSsz= r. BRO +,
Z 2AIzEiR I'll RIAL lz,,sG2E' q. g. e
TT AS constantly or hand q large quantity o.
I I Farming and Timber Land; also. town
property in St. Anthony, Minneapolis, st.
Cloud, Shakopec, Brottsburg, Syracuse, New
burg, St. Marys and Mile Lac. 1tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
SCHOOL, DISTRICT.

\, Office is hereby given that tie Co'n'ni2-
Nv sicners Of Stearns County, H. T., at their
last session. established School District number
three in said comfy, with the following boun-
.aries, to wit. The fractions Of sections y.
l3 and q, and sections IA and % in tow niips
124, north Of range % west
JOSEPH EDELDROOK,
Clerl; Of Board of County Commissioners.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
r. JONES'

B l. A OK s M I r II
First Street, near the Saw Mill.
SITOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens of St. Cloud and vicinity, that he has
opened a Blacksmith shop, at the above place,
where he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in
his line, and hopes to merit share Of thel,
patronage
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
'1'''5 SPECIAL NOTICE.
Thu ECLECTIC CDILEGE0FEaEDlGlNE:,
TT T. n y 4 ~ q JyJO

49,. .,,CINC NATI, OHIO.
TNHE Spring Session Of 1853 will commence
Il y, Monday the Stll of February, and CONT
nue. ixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
OF, le ;tures will be given, occupying six o. Sc
ven hours daily, with good opportunities for
after ton to practical Anatomy, and with an
pie inical facilities at the Commercial Hosni-
Z, tai -...
hyg IT g arrangements Of the chairs will be as
80. T. Z. St. JOHN, N. D.,
NJ rofessor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
~ 49, J. T. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
''I: Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
~tE' '''' A. J. HOWE, NJ. D.,
1850 . - ii; Professor Of Surgery.
d:" 1T p G. H. CLEVELAND, NJ. D.,
e., rof sser Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
10 9i;t,9.. VIM. SHERWOOD, M. D.,
Prof ssor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
hne j11f J. r. BUCHANAN, M. D..
,,Eme titus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, MI.
Prof ssor Of Obstetrics and diseases Of Women
yxasfzs~ ..rnH and Children.
TX ; terms for the Session will be the same
etotore, viz. Naturalization, SIS, OOO.--~
'"'' n, $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, g. 90
ve',aG Student is required to engage in dissoc-
ton; ne Session before graduation. Gradua-
tion,f $4,000. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
1opti, aD $500. ......:. a..
70 Thf lecture rooms are newly finished, neat
and ~ mfortable, and in central locality, lin
al, 10 e Hall. Walnut Street, where Students
will { nd it convenient to call on their arrival
'p' Tic :ets for the Session may be obtained or
ethe ~. IN of the Faculty. at his Office, No 113,
Smith Street,: or Of Prof. G. Fl. Cleveland,
Secret " of the, Faculty, No. 1s9, Seventh
Street, near Elm. 49, ..... -. j..
~.... JOHN KING, NJ D., Dea~~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21

SIrs Eou and each Of YOU are atsro;'r noi
fed that On the 18th 0, uct0bcr, 1870 Il; ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of S&il, day Z, he Land
Office a. St. Cloud, Minnesota, / s..&,! otter
prof. in support OF ny right to Ere-c'tpt the
S. ! OF The n. e. !, aud The X u the x. !.
Of Section Il. Township, No. l!!22, Range 10.
%, Of which you and c:c,> OF you aro ,.i' @rse
claimants. ~
Dated ST. Cloud, Oct 1t1. 1853.
MARIl.l4A =. FcEycU.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
JAIGE2S 2. ElcY

S;E q s 0 = q Y d is]a.ster ox.
COLLECTS the patronage of all persons in
\ J need Of the services Of q practical Mason
and Pl&s%erer. His long experience in the
above branches Of trade assures him that he
VIII give universal sstisfaction: his charges
are IS reasonable fer work as It can be done by
any one.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
NEW ALJV:E : 10 = :,

application Il1ving cccn n:e1c to ne ~ ,,-
serh Howard, q ;.a:1 COMFY, fr fatsc-s ii a.
,ninlstra;on cn the estate -; Peter :;3:;::.r.,
tate 'cce3scl who died in'cs:%.c.o So? lH.::-
tv. It Is therefore ordered .I:2t S2a"r',"v the
23r;1 CT October i. y. 1s:)% II ono o>vio:-!, IN
the 2tternocn Of said day, be hc day ars>',f o,j
by me for considering said application Z! 'si}cl.
time I'll persons Interested are notified: 10 >p-
pear and show cause why sa;@ ;.n?lioation
should, not be granted.
Given under my hand this 20: Gay O.: Sop
TENDER l. q. 1853.
DAVIDHiNCLA
JUDGE @. Probate,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21

A Ill persons desiring to invest i'll Lands or
n Town Property in :: part of the country
which is unsurpassed in soil, and rapidly filing
with bona fde settlers, cen find favorable OPP
portruities by applying to the undersigned. :
Property tor sale in the towns Of Hartford
st. Cloud, Newburg, Erotaburg, Mile Lac and
all the best paying towns in this part OF tue
country. y. \ SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
STEADnS;5l5' g.1gegg5E ,

m lis new and beautiful Hotel is situated
/ upon the bluff just above the T.owcr Ferry
in he town Of St. Cloud, commanding one Of
the most beautiful views on me Mississippi
rive :. The Proprietor assures all who may
wish this place that his table shall contain every
bou ,ty and luxury which can be obtained both
at Ii one and abroad: It is his intention to keep
the Iboye hotel as first class one in every res
,pect e -.
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JeWelry, Bozlzess, Fancy G;zslg, Dry
Goods, a1,l Ready made Oio5hing,

v5H52 " Es0zEl233s, = ez3Ecg 53a7Ej -
Goods, aza;a Ready made Clothing.
OF every description, and Of the very best
quality, which he is now Offering Tor sale OH
the most reasonable terms. lis entire stool;
WAS purchased in New York, ut such prices,
that he h2tto-s himself cannot he undersold by
any other establishment Of the kind on the Ur-
per Mississippi. He hopes by diligence and
attention 20 business, and having for his motto,
Quick Sales and Small Ezco1n1t5s,"
to merit q share Of public patronage. All per
SONS in want Of anything in his line Will DO well
to give him call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere, as he can sell as cheap
as the St. Paul merchants.
f.. F. MONTY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21

FEEs-lst. Tic Zee required by the regis
ter for filing 'Icc.2ra:ory xtatcmen,, is ons.
G"..,a@.
"a For granting prc-clop;: ION he r2g;:tc r
and receiver can receive fifty cents
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21

St. Cloud June -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
PERU.

TnE AMNESTY BiLL--ARHY INCkEAsE-rRoNrECrS or
THE WAR WITH Ecr ADoR-ouifT IN THf COUNTRY
PROPOSED FREE TRADE ~ GuANo -AMEBIc AZ S,ttrS
PRErATuNG ron WAR y ESsELs-ECurSInrE AGAINST
CASTllLA.
The news from this republic u unimppr;ant
Tho general amnesty bill. referred g. IN my last has
passed Congress. II grants fun pardon 10 al political
offenders, with the exception Of inis iomcr who pro
ccted 6bustering scheme for the Invasion OF Peru and
who sentenced 10 fifteen years nprisona nj darn
the summer VI 1857.
The bil authorizing tho President raise ltcen thor
sanf troops for the against Ecuador mas also passed
bot j. believed tia, the number will he raised
unless pressed INTO the service, unpopular Is
the movement against Ecuador among all classes in
PERU except the government officials. An Intelligent
respondent writes from IAma under date Of the eth
UT that the general impression that the Lcuad0rian
10 MODIFY her tone. and gives u his grm belief tina,
General Castillo viii not dare 10 decline although
vested by congress with full rover 10 do 40.
Peru present quiet, and will BE- likely 10 remain 20
II General Castillo y content 10 play the civilian.
Many citizens Of Lama who owned property in Nalra-
raise snnrcrs BY the late disastrous ere there
rrop1siton has been presented IN Congress provi.
ing for the sale % guanO ~ the Chinha Islands nj the
Of $50 per ton. Ia be delivered alongside of SHIPS
TO be sold 10 any one who may desire TO purchase
the article. The proposition was rccfrri 90 spccaI
committee, who have reported layoraby on the subject
notified In previous letter tina the American
ships Lizzie Tbomf and Gccrganna, which seized
time since by tho Peruvian government being
fitted for transport vcsses Since then tho
former has been pierced for Fix guns and TIE latter for
two.
General rchenquc has issued circular IN Bo'iyia,
assuring hts friends ~ The support Of President narcs
BIS contemplated revolution against the Cssa govern.
mcut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
Markets.
SAN lPA~rTSsa ETiday n

SAN FRAsTsfo, FRIDAY Evening Dec ., 1855.
During the fortnight now closing. there has been "a very
active business doge by importers OF merchandise from
domestic Atlantic ports the trade in this CT. making Vi.
bera purchases while country buyers have at IN" Same
time taken goods freely from the market Tnw frcgh's
and fine weather ID connection with Wei supplied stocks
that were 10 be had AZ rates that scarccy capable Of
much further abatement havn combined 70 mpar
hdence 70 dealers in the interior aud induce them to be-
purchasers extent that has done much -
came To hand during the latter portion " the fortnight
preceding the sailing Of The last mail The activity of the
country demand has eert cy iobcfs ~ ihe market
buyers, and importers have vaicd themselves 0f the op
portunity .. dsprsing VI Their CONSTITUENTS FIST
landed nom snip, only storing such raos too
great quantity admit Of my urgency IN cfting sales
proxmaing 10 the point - which They had rcUdod the
sailing Ct the last stcamer white for few articles Of pro
Visions better terms have been obtained by dposug of
lots from store ~ moderae quantities.
The market or All desci ions 81 domestic produce has
tendency Of prices unfayorablc The Corone hrs been
despatched for New York and IS succeeded the berth
by the Golden Fleece The Alexander has sailed for Aus
Taa and the Lucknow, os the same destination
" full iccsnt adj ICES u Eastern markets have made
,urt,cr engagements improbable 1t present and there i
ncthirg later from Australia
ltoye.-We have 10 Loc a less active demand FOR all
grades, while receipts coutnuc FAR excess or last
season. The large parcels 81 haxal and Gacgos
the way from the Eastern States viii nicriere materially
With the sales Of extra domestic bakers brands. There
Is DISPOSITION on The part II mllers 10 accept lower
rates We quote ohbiny rates at Is 30 81 for supcrdnc
domestic, and ~ 80 "A $40 20 FOR extra brards.
NmAr.-Roceip,s sil couinuc heavy and rates are not
:" nrm Fair samples were sold low 2isc., and
extra sample not nd &c per H. Several choice
gaucs sold q, 2slc. 27.c We cannot; NJ tbc present
stasgn of the year, look for Improvement prices
ad dur az spring. the receipts Of hour ard wheat from
oregon ana hour from Tho Atlantic states. viii likely
,,cs al attempts 20 advance rates We quote inferior at
1.sc tar 2isc.. choice, 2Ac. aye A. the Close wc
taL y w onowhs sas .--5No SACKS mullins AZ .7sc,
e Sacramento buyer. and 1000 sacks boco seed
fraction rndcr a..
"afsrbc busines- done in oa,s has been extremely
light some few parccis &, sccd have jcca sold 80
&C., aud loo sartS far export several parree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Tho news from this republic highly interesting The
political excitement throughout She country in
quence the arrests BY the government, alarm
rg and considerable sociude fell les, tn peace ofhc
republic will be disturbed by revolution In Of the
T.0vinces where made by the exercise Of
btary power the part u the government, the judi
cary have iuierposod aud caused the release
II the prisoners THIS hal been the case partcu
lary NJ santiago and Conception. while ~ Valparaiso and
Talca. the trials st going before military court
Congress again convened IN extra session on 9Th
u the spccis subjects for consideration being the est
mated expenditures for 1859 tn report on the rcverson
Il the public income, the taxes aud the law respecting
o. standing army.
Thc nrst second and bird days OF the scss on were
marked W an exciting and acrimonious debate between
the government party aud the opposition, which came
very resulting personal aiiray The third day,
between some II tho members and private citizens who
attendance SPECTATORS but VIA interrupted
the proceedings q Congress by the free 81 insulting
language and threats towards the cabinet and Their sur
pprters The excitement ran 80 high that y was deemed
necessary 10 close the session 81 that day at carly hour
20 prevent open rupture.
The late acts q the government ~ arresng prominent
citizens for cxpf ss0n of opinion the suppression
q political assemblies &C., have produced storm Of
dgraon against tho present administration, throughout
the republic, that only b. aayed by change Of
rulers there 70 be no Indication of change of
policy o. The part Of thosc nov u power Every day
gives proof ~ the determination 81 The govern
meut 10 adhere 10 It's tyrannical system.
Recently the Intendente II Conception published do-
uterdctng public meetings and all political mani
tes,aons, Of whatever character This IN 81 tn
fact that tie opposition party in this section Of the
Try had made thor arrangements 70 ave abahqces NON
a grand scale the tn Of November, very naturally
increased the feeling 81 Indignation against the govern
ment.
This outrage upop The rights ~ The People mtie
The % combined attack upon the aann stratoB
~ Congress Immediately uIon is assembling by al the
Oppostns oicnlcuts.
The Ministers Il The War AMI Interior Departments
closely cacchsct in Opn Congress respecting tis
Il power The former answered the qacstgns pro
pounded 20 him. While The latter Obstnateiy reiispi u
make any cNp iilauons whatever
The opposition party have Inscribed uron thor banner
the ConTocat0n ~ Constituent Assembly al Tie rotor
nnfon - the constitution 81 1853, which considered
atclgate 70 The prtsent contitun and wautr Of vac
c0ouify. TIE People ,ytryv here sre StI 81 W ta "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
IMPORTANT FROM THE fEEIEE NLANDS.
Punishment Of Cannibaii.n- Battle OF A,se-
rtca"s with the Sssaces-suruing Of Over
ONE Hundred Hou-cs-fJry y.iivcs Killed
and Wounded.
.I.co coRRF arnNnYNrr.

orr IAN FRANCISCO coRgEsrnNn NNtr.
AN FRsstTs,o. INC. q 1855.
ny the overland ma forwarded the particulars H..
murder of two Americans The fceiee Islanis tho
measures which had been taken q punish the canubtls,
Lieut. ;. Hogan Brown q tho United state sloop war
yandalia which arrived here on Friday lat gives the
scrcI ~ the matter. The information as follows
While the San,ala ovolan. the rccicc Islans
information communicated 20 Commander sinclair by
the Consul At icvuka that the Inhabitants Of oma,i on
the Island ~ Ways trbo of erocious clnnibils--had
surprised small vessel and murdered cooked AMI
WIS fitted out, placed IN charge of Lieut. Caldwell
with Lieut. Ramsay ~ thc marincs. Ass slant Sfwcon
Trist aud Mastcrs Mate Bartlett and against them
The natives refusing to give up the murtiercrs.
town situated top o. a high mountain, 900
iett above the level sc the sea, 80 dcfy the pafty
sent against them, landing effected nj daylight on
the morning after reaching the island and after most
ia1ung march OF several hours, declviies. pre-
circes, rocks, and through ravnes, the expedition ar
rived opposite the town. long halt made refresh
the men who almost Frustrated by their cxcftrns
Aftsr resting the town assaulted and carried by a
hank movement the natives fleeing IN their rocks and
Businesses the town nearly DESTROYED 1i5 houses
having been bred aud consumed On the return &C the
expedition they attacked IN the furious manner
IN ono o The ravincs by 900 warriors who were rcpused
with heavy loss, after n action of about hall
an hour, the natives losing nearly hfty IN killed and
wounded Including two OF their principal chicfs The
Americans had six wounded very severely The
stamcn and marines behaved in the most gallant
The anomaly oI their situation attacking powerful and
mountain tribe their astnesses moving
them except perhaps, 10 steady and daring conduct
Tho tribe has been taught severe lesson and one that
Americans murdered and eaten louis Brewer, y
Prussiap, Daiuraizd, and Henry Homer, Of New York