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Neue NmSei0en.

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Rudolph Lupus,
~ Nbrmader unS cJu,peIier.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ytemsg)ort aud DE
Seier bes 3OOiSbri9en 8eftanSeS Der lltte
psrGjtSt Seua TAFT. Gin alter Senenler'
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VHFeD NUItDNN0 HHO 0StEtDTDNTf+
gDtr eta eutes unb freurbliGes 9parDinabaus fubt, fam
Elm fOl9tS a. mdeteem Treiie in So. 228 9 Gedrlsshr. i'm
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12

& BEsrs. We have ,rtecieved from Col
Barber of Breokinridge, . bundle ofssc.rL
let bees grown on the banks Of the Red
River Of the North. They were exceed.
ingly tender and Of fine favor; but : We
are l committee Of one, o. beet, for this
region, We maintain that ST, Cloud can best
Brecknridge on boets. Our bsets bset
their beets, not exactly s.all hollow : But
'all round. We are greatly obliged to the
Colshr beeting Us this time but will IS
sure to beat him every time sand II the
time vhsn the sire Of the bsets iis 3 he g
Ken into account, Il q: I.
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3 THE ATLANTIC TEIEGRApH.- The e.
s. Steamer Niagara has arrived at Trinnit,|y,
Bay, and the Atlantic Cable has been snc- nc.
,cessfally laid between that point and Val
entia, Ireland. The electrical signals sent
and received through the whole cable are
perfect and BY this time our eastern
friends are no doubt chatting hourly with
the good people Of Europe: The utmost
excitement prevails throughout the coun-
try: The Telegraph Offices are illumina-
ting the church bells ringing, &c, &c. c.sdo.
s. COAL--7The evidence grows strong in
favor Of coal having been found in Blue.
Earth County, Min. We hope it is even.
so. o9 ~ Dt5& Eie SIT " fez45J i5izs
~ 4f9 Ei5}asfs:s 5s.ts{ i.;t.s.e2L
~rNIN \ Smiths Snittllls' St. Cloud grist mill
IS running steadily, grinding new rye and
wheat, bothof fine quality. 1.L'R ss.:."io.
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gHA HAlRDlIl.Al "a SALR,


Notice ID hereby given, that the undersign-
Cd, Gua1dian of Louis IacIoiix u Amor, Win
81 hpursuAnse1faasokdae Spf q u r1oh1estC Court
,ofthe County q kRanssy i - sGkste of' lfiane-s
sota proceed g sell g Public .4kAltisa sat the
ef GS lssd 81 q ffs SiltNssesn
IA AoplD u fAi1s -. md
the ssttine ofths sun of ~ dSysea, 6atar-;
day the 11th day Of Septe ~ 14B&Ia to: Tie
highest and best bidder the Following described
Rsal Estats, .svis = isefa aSsa nI1ias - sssss
LotN Ons(l in Section No fxsatyi ssysn
(27) and 1ac East half Of n, +. quarter ands
West halt fof n. quarter of Section No Twenty,
Eight (26J ToNnship One hundred and twenty
6ve fl961 page No Twenty Eight (2s)s -aaI-2l :
80 l. 1trssss 81 Gssse CASH a1a.zlssa sl ssi
Dated u - sils till6ms r. Murray j,
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r a. l,!|!, e = I 9! = e
tsfed policy would distets that the
bet roads and. the .edirlie4 4 4 nd, q should
hie y tarpuegh that PORTION q The country.
most Inviting, q ,ett s., !. B.
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JUDGE HALL.

Gs Little Falls, Morrison Go. Aug. 9th s.58
Madam, In an article signed 'sstephen Miller
and also in an editorial, in your paper Of the 9Th
inst. are remarks calculated to do injustice to
Judge Hall; and from which it appears he has
been accused, BY some Of my Republican friends
in St. Cloud, with being q bitter partizan, q
Buchanan democrat having strong bias
against you SC. Sc. d! 79e
have been acquainted with Judge Han for
over two years; and know that he is not bitter
5partizan, that he-is not Buchanan democrat,
that be i not IN intimate friend Of Gen. Lowry,
having met him but once before the, 6hspley
suit vas settled, that he had only met shepley
twice previous to that time; and that Judge Hall
lisaa honorable, high minded gentleman, Who
has no,bias against you to the best Of my knowl.
edge and belief but will render you, or any
other persen who may come before him, JUSTICE
according to; the best Of his ability, " - 5.. S
The above is not intended for publication but
for your own. private use; and in justice to
Judge Han. am Respectfully 81.
1 -.
gTrr74 goi 91s yr. obj. svt. . ..-----
Z. Our correspondent must see that Justice
demands the publication of his note. II
was not republicans who represented the
Judge IS already committed; but the press.
gang who made him bugbear, to trighten
our friends from our side; and terrify us
into silence, or fight. ,,.s ..... lr 4, s
The majority ofthe Printing Co believed
that Shepley's boasts, Of having the Judge
won were we'll founded; and so
were willing to oompro romise q On ] almost any
terms. Mr. Miller, /. republican, suspected
The accounts Of Judge Halls subseriiency
of beiag as''lish story md wanted to 90
to tlial. We were slvsys s. 81 j Wiling to risk
Judge Hall; and : Ste,rns Co. jury; and
y u''11ssod theG 9 got ost of that suit g that
wesnight get int. il. .S.n..s. ss ~. s..
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CROPS! CRoPs!! CROPs!!!5

! It is crops all the time! What shall NC
do with the crops? What Is to Be. done
with the surplus cropeY What i 70 be.
come Of the poor farmers gasping in terror
lest they be verwhelmed with their Drops
and old mother Earth bI likely Is 81
buried 1p crops Says anei I'VE have plen.
ty Of crops on Maine Prairie to supply al
Nortbern Minnesota. = "Oh Maine Praii..
RE; echoes another; You ought to zee the
crops up the aSauk towards Rockville! ]
don't knovfwhat they are going to do with
them Well, ! tell You, sir, I have been
up there and it is nothing, just nothing "a
what they have up At St. DO! Ipever did
see! anything like itly .s:ssaad 6Ge #
So it goes. One man says to Us u sow ,a,,.
ed: some oats out on my claim, thought j
would have enough to feed my ha4se.-I
have enough to feed ten horses. I never
saw such ost crops, never z and the poor
gentleman looks positively troubled, about
tne oats. SO i. /. /:
Another Is quite sure gpotatoes viii not
Pc worth more than ten cents . bushel next
|Fall; and corn about ditto. = q : ~ :.
4 We planted about throed dozen kernels of
/ I1Vvoat corn in an asnaranna he'd. ,vhara IA
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-12

DISGRACEFIJI. II Is With shame,
We note that IL falsely called dssocrah
Of our Legialatnre .pper dste ermined, Il
this session; to'elect ! Senator 70 take yths
plac,of Gen. Shields This Il httle lass
than inianou, Since that Legialature
~ slsqted y s psopl The whole iaoe
of ourr Naaions1 politics HI changed; and
If We ve pretend that the q. s. Senate
represents the people Of the several sta4es
Why should not tho people Of b1innesot.
have q opportunitJ ses being rspnsented
there 2: MI. Rice has been disc wned by :
vote Of her Representad dves.. Why not let
tie people say whether they endorse him
and want another Of the same; ;Ior If they
wish one ofanotherd description! We look
upon this attempt to elect u. 8. Senator
for six years, one year in advance Of the
time when he onght to be chosen IS little
less Of m outrage on the right Of self gov
eminent o than the the Lcc'onpton consti-
tuition itself. szf.esss.Es5 ssSr .s:s
We hope no members win belle the
name Of Democrat by persisting ID this
despotic measure; but # they. do tie Re
publicans should leave the Hall in body
every time the matter Is brought up and
thus leave them without q quorum. s The
people will sustain them in 7almot any
measure to prevent SO gross : usurpation
Of power for though the Legislaturd can
not trust the people to elect successors
worthy to take the places they have made
immortal, the people are quite willing to
to trust themselves and would ike tohave
something to say in the choice Of the|man
who shall represent the State in the Y. 8.
Senate seven years from to day. Il 5
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81. Cloud June 2sth 1865

q. Cloud Ys4ser, sfjstfs.ga esaIstss seEs.
daylfom Breckenridge d Red River; bsing
thatpace and thinking some Of the readers Of
the. fsiter might wish to know something Of
the untry which it trsversss, I propose to
givShem On idsa, through your oolumus.I In
line fcsted with but very little expense. The
COUNT ~ far better suited for road than
that jiCh the ssold Psmbina trailo trayers1d.
Vseybw bad sloughs are sneonntered. and
,yood fessings were found; q IL the ptindipal
'strea The distance 4 shout 40 miles
xhiells I saying u 8 lsast 30 miles ovsf tie
'lSmhla trail e e b ~
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THE ST. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
JANE G.. sWIssHELM, EDITOR
Thursday, Aug gust l2 1853.


Some parties interested in town sites ly-
ing of the newly located road between ST.
Cloud and Breckinridge are applying to
the Legislature to have that survey set q
side, and correct information about the
road is in great demand !; We have had
so many applications for copies Of the
Nsiter containing Mr.. Browns letter that
we conclude to republish it in the Den.d.
crat. Mr.. Brown is well acquainted with
all the proposed routes and is thought to
be an impartial witness. It issa matter Of
which We know nothing personally; but
we have a. boy nephew who was one Of the
surveying party Who located the new
survey; and before anything was known
Of the efforts to set it aside we had learned
from him that the one aim Of the Commis-
sioners had been to lay out road q near
" on an air line as the nature Of the
ground would permit, that they had never
deviated from straight line except when
the avoidance Of bad slough, OF the
gaining Of . good crossing demanded 4
curve which had been seldom the case.
This Is certainly the kind Of . road that
is wanted; and the Commisssiio ssiioners ore men
Of snch repstation, Of such experience !;
and knowledge Of tie country that thepre-
susnptions are al in favor Of their having
located such an one. a, q. ..e s...
Or. Legislatune should require very
positive and conelnn lnnlsiivve, emrror m before re-
quiling the Counties to incur the expense
Of Z new survey, From frequent inter
5course with men sho have passed over the
new roate and also that one proposed ~
White Bsar Lake We are convinced that
the Alexandra noad IS IS much better Is it
IS shorter than the other. Il also connects
with the new road from St 10 to Long
Prairie and thus opens up an immese re-
gion Of = country surprisingly rich ii ag-
gricultural resources and Wild picturesque
beauty. The Alexandria route posses
through : well timbered oountrs and one
abounding IN lakes and streams, while the
other is the old Red River trail, is very
circuitious and traverses q open 11al prairie.
Tho latter will not Of course invite settle,
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MONSTER.

W iYan, wlen 10 netle surprise, fom ''l
e.s ne1os'ison ,''oe,a'' - 'na' % ". v}oo-
! flon 'l. - tl'e - : =. : rsonee' ana EDqso-
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W : Deen .. 'aA'ne y 'ol slan'eu tna' al' II
,'ooo1lcn ''s was very pae.san. se"lenn;
! sna ope = .neaely aoaes' eu'oes ou' IS :
". .ns.s'a = 'n'S ~ = : mons'er = r. e.
lsu.uoe ana CRIME Inc case stanos tlfs !,
.'os !. Demoo4auo 'egasia'ure gave tne me PIP
he printing 70 the "a fso'seer as- -tnat. y y re
q oniy Demeorano !, lt paper az tne Uapl1''
wnen W 'ney snoe'a nave sent ~ = % henof-
son son g J. : : token OF their approval q .1f Is.
tynds course and ever nnee;; doodnf 2
mas been possessed with 2 perfect manff I
for crime He has abused the President
] He has! and his cabinet too, yes sni
prominent Democratic members Of both
houses Of Congress! He has even found o
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= s fhl'1AeZER Z RIVER. Mr.. M 'lldullin Of
Lapham, on Red River, tells us that, COM
ing dom he met Eve parties on their way
to Frazerriver, and between this smd St. Paul
Two more; most Of these are fully equipped
tor the journey. Some intend wintering
at the Selkirk Settlement and some. at the
foot, Of the Mountain. There is no doubt
of the Hudsons Bay Go. having a v,,ea
mari marked : road, and Military posts ele.ars Z
! through to to PPn Puget Sound. MI. NJ also
states stat. that the Grsshoppers left Lapham
on the 18th ult going South west, and
that corn and potatoes are doing we'll, and
will yet yield fine crops. sa.
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We had hoped this week to give an ac.
count received from our returned hunters
Of their trip to Breckinridget but must de-
fer it until next week for want Of roomp, i, M
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:.4455E1E,af9E3x Dear Sir cs ssssissE@ .@es
Yours ofthes 18th Of July duly came 70 hand
N Which was surprised 70 hear the people
who soVed my wheat thinkait winter wheat
1havs not raised. any winter wheat for seven
years. i sold the same. kind. Of wheat to some
eight different persons and sowed the same
myself and it al grew we'll II has been vet
here, tho rust has struck the wheat and there
viii be very little worth cutting. think the
wheat was sowed late and the ground dry is
the cause Of the wheat not maturing. I think
the rain you have had lately viii make it oil
right. lfthey think It winter wheat i can
send them yaf6davits Of men that sowed the
wheat and helped harvest and thrash and
have never sowsd one grain Of winter wheat 81
the State Of Iowa. Please write again and let
me know If the wheat is any better s.Y ii. ii
l,o :-~~ Yours Very Respectfully
:s.s LOREN ELLIS.
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