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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

ST. CLOUD, DEMOCRAT
OFFICE ON THE WESTERN BANK OF THE
.Mf&SISSIPPI RIVKR,
90 MILES ABOVE THE FALLS OF
$. ST. ANTHONY,
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One copy, one year, $3.50
Fir Eve eepie'' one year. ,S'36 6'SS
Twenty copies, one year, land one
copy extra to the getter up of the
club, = 5000
Payment must invariably bemade in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Ono column, one year, 5000
HALF column, $500
One-fourth Of column 5000
One square, (ten lines or less) one week, 100
Business Cards not over six lines, 500
ever six lines and under ten, 100
Legal Advertising: Sixty cents folio first
insertion, 40 cents all subsequent insertions.
All letters of business to be directed to the
EDITOR.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

srBPHBN NlLLI1. HHNRY sW1ssHELM
r EA L ESTAT = AGENCY
S'''@" ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
r1>HE undersigned offer their services to loan
Il money upon best real estate security; and
q purchase and sell property either resl or
personal, for reasonable commission
Ts,Thsylsvs now for sale, at low peioes:'1sasss 81
szo} 20 quarter sections Of good land.
10 lots, (some improved, in st. Cloud.
gap 30 "F IN Nininger addnion to 81. Paul.
: 40, i" ie H;nl,ssr sit,; .zEsaa
MILLER & sWIsSHELM
81. cloud, May Is, 1858.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06
N +. 4 G.. ANDREWS,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
Groceries, and Crockery. Nam Street, Lower
Town, St. Anthony, Minnesota. -. v2n30:1y
~ Produce taken in Exchange for Goods.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

ST. ANTHONY BOOK STORE
:23~J. .HECFTMAN, -.
sty22zsi iwHoLssAlE, AND RETAIL DEALsR IN ~:
BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER,
FISHING TACKLE, POCKET CUTLERY,
att, FANCY ARTICLES TOYS, SC.
"a Three doors above the fremont Hotel.
..4.rbih ~ ~ s.,-.-- ~ St. Anthony, Min.
June. 10, 1858 vollno13, l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

WAIT & MCCLURE,
Dealer. in Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
II EEP Land Warrants constantly on hand
n and for sale at y small advance from New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
drawn at the lowest current Taxes paid, sc.
: st. Cloud, July 28th, 1861. aug2- -3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

&c Nnp wCRTH or 0rwrLrsr~'s Nrv AsD
SC.ttt i-n "a C1shfng -suiei ~ me Teaern MAJ
tet I've hEhes esf Price I'D cnn 20 ob-sfDef =
ssrfta~ svey =. srre sasn ~ ~ csnf a. The sore
~ N1dfe@tng Vim WASH. n CeuAre ssre~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
~ sCHKURKR. MANUFACTURER OF WEAVING LOOa1n
Of sh and cotton rbbouA No ~ seventh avenue HoW
Sl ON A YIAR MADE By ANY ONE AT cur

200 a,r sis1s S wsra b. .s ~ oSs At G CUT
wtoi- Letters two alpbabes Figures and
10 cnsesAnd Gouxes large wors with quantity ol Aock
srncirn 70 retHi for slcd square Compass Fuisn M
Plate Polishing Brush Frsmer shears snoohns stons
ca.e turve Paiiern sample Designs Hammer and Bssk,
necessary Instructions fr Stencil Frames MAKING
kerc bfuskes and IN short thu whole
se stencil Buainess whole~<i. with suncent ana
Tcos q even description warranted perfsc erchssgs
NJ any tire free for This whole OUTFIT entire
plets h furnished for $40 Di~s AL paieulet
The An srlcsn Stencil Tool Works SprlnGfei verNDrk.
have scash usd Of go t invested erc svely In tse
fscure OF stencil Tooa having The and vausbls
wster IN the Stale whee
power, on ordinx customers nHnlis advantages.
samples and particularly frc. Address J. rulA
Tee and prrr retorl, NO Is Merchants Krchange Bosln
Broadway. New Yorh, or Springfield. VI
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A CARD.-GEsTLENENs Few AND LIFT OPT
n clohnr purchased tor the Western market IN large
AL lots ta the address H. Conroy
Centre greet NJ B-MerchAnt t4iors having any hAa<
~til plesse address above.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES,

A RAks CHssCK-A PROFESSIONAL GEvriRxAn
~ having msdea discovery IN the netle.l rro,sssoa
knowleGsed ~ be the " he
~, wish@s mae " femAe partner with 500. CAL u Dy
Cora l5t sevenh svsnue from TOD
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
i Great sale % fDAS, WINES. 9ROCBRIDA NOV
and RROvIslONR
rszHily Flour -, - ard ~ 30 barrel
New 2anae currAaA. B cents per pound
Choce Green And Black reas ~ 50 FER poznl.
Sugar Wholesale and retail, al reAssrs' ,rtcos
0ooas delivereA frceL THOMAS Z A0NDW,
Call and see for yourselves
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CLOTHING.

A RshE cHANCE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO
Il desrrs e ohainng the utmost cssh price for
surplus articles " Wearing apparel Jevelry Carpeu,
Eecdng Furniture Of all kinds second hard.
,. accommodated 70 suit ihemeves the
Ma been commissioned 70 purrha for lAge house out
Wed. ard must have gCrts NJ amn~t price A lina
addressed 10 Anhsn l52 avenue between rwsn
fsth an Twenty Crit viii be i'm eSely attended
des attended " BY Mrs A. n. BPiesse send without de-
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ITO Persona ABOUT MOVING WILL. FIFD n 70
heir Advantage 10 call u the great Metropolitan Exprss.
Nos 81 and 81 King and 10 varrk
wagon for renovng families IN the county ciy all kins
OF rich ssiuary paintings pier and
fortss removed with al furul-
ture parted and shipped " all pAra OF the wsrd Pamlh
VIII lad this sAfe and Az eesble way 81 moving
q. 6OUtDsMITH PrnpyteAnv.
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n NNKNI VNNFNTF FFFN WFF
"A smA Csfpats Is have retnrn@i from he
W. ray ~ hrhss rcs y ssA fos re shoye nsmet
t4ares pHhSat IN humbue Aipr~es G. xAh sls rthh
venus brs twenty srb and Twenty sevenih nrte,s
st.Fs sipndsd - hy ~ Mya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

BOARD 10 LET, r0GETHEB OR SEPARATELY, IN
ID prfvSs h71se ~ vns n t-s6asls Rorus r~nue
ptefafrsf modern Sslassnnrv referssce
srd rta.lret arpv = " Ntsi Fatscsh Greet be,se-
Tifh snd sra avenue.
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by native fine GroenlAAders arc skinl I'M such wcrk)
and contains eight national songs with words and mnso
sad altogether forms . WORK interesting ~ v
original"
Heaton Son, OF London have been for several weeks
Engaged In executing IN order for copper coee OF rus
caDy, bearing the cross OF Savoy ana the name Of his
Majesty Victor Emanuel. with the date 1852 The new
COINS which are tastefuly designed and executed, bear
Inscriptions on the diverse, Nv ttoriO Emaneulc Re
Neto;' and on the reverse, "Governo della Toscano,
1885, p
The Patrie announces that tho Archduke MAMMALIAN,
the Emperors brother who 10 at present travelling IN
the BIazils, has been recalled 10 Europe The Prince
expected 70 be a. Trieste about the beginning OF Nay
According to Paris letter n the Independence Beige,
Prince Gortschako ct Of his receptions the other
tween Russia and Austria, eff that were true,
should no longer be Ministers for hand should never
have signed such treaty. Do they fancy l have for
gotten 1855 and 1862
There 10 now In = female lunAsc asylum INT Hammer
smith lady Of exquisite beauty, who WAS driven mad
by being suddenly startled by her maid. The hdys
name Ii H., and she resided with her husband, Mr.
h, wealthy STAKEHOLDER, At splendid mansion IN
CayendEb square, One evening, about SIX weeks ago,
she stroled in the dusk into her husbands library 70
procure book. The lady's maid saw her enter tho
apartment and In mere roic concealed herself behind
placed her hand upon the work she came in search Of
when she suddenly sprsng upon her with loud shout The
lady sstounded by the shock that she Was struck
almost senseess Dcirium ensued, confirmed madness
followed which has ever since continued without abate
ment, t6a degree dangerous TO all who c,me near her
her propenstes fierce and vicious; she tries TO bite
ct all who approach her, and II 10 more than probable
she will never her rcason.-LONdon Court Or
cUldr.
gentleman At Pminstsr, near Taunton hiss hunting
very cleverly, fresh IN legs and free nom bleD
nh.-Court Journal
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per cent, besdes adding 70 their reserves IN the worm
Of times, tbs, now nakinga wonderful increase DO
Az long credit continues abundant therefore, and the
prospects Of manufacturing cheerful - they are now,
ifther and persistent ADVANCE tn SHOCKS
under par may be confidently expected O course, with
ue paicng Of new mills the turn Of business the over
stocking OF the market with goods &c this advance,
IKE svsry,nns mors. Win finally come to an emo sna =
the distant future, and for year come least, there
must be an enormous advance depressed manufa ctur
ing property, 10 fashionable is becoming, and abun
dant and easy OF attainment credit class OF capt.
tasts already interested In it, or connected with by
business and social intimacy.
The New Orleans Picdyune, of Saturday last,
thus notices the money and exchange market of
that city,
The financial movement during the week has exhibited
steady increase In the demand for accommodation and
fu ther advance Of per cent In the rates Of money on
The best accepAnces The banks have, heretofore dis
counted freely all round to the extent Of the available
means without however, materially Affecting the srin
gency Of the MARKET which daily becoming mani
fest Out Of doors operations have been very heavy and
transactions for the most part were restricted 70 strictly
paper Second class signatures, or names not well
known not In favor, even at our enhanced hgares
and the lower grades cannot be readily placed On
time since 1857 and the tendency Of rates is s upward
Exchange has been languid from the opening TO the
cloee Of the week and all classes Of bills have slightly de-
the supply Of both foreign and domestic has some
what ncr but the demand has steadily diminished
and oper atoms show marked reduction when compared
with returns for previous weeks Quotations 81 the cose
bills I07Z 1864 Bill OF ladng drafts LOT l07h
francs ST. lsl ST. 23x per dollar; sixty day bills on
New York, &c, ak per cent discount; sight par at
The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company
cent, payable on the 10th of April at the Office Of
the Howard Insurance Company in this city.
Annexed is statement Of the st. Louis banks
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The United States soop Of war vncennes Captain Ben.
jamin L. Totem Commander, which reached this port on
Saturday from the Coast of Africa brought prisoners
under the charge OF W. B. Hall, mdshipman, Thomas
Morgan, captain; Byron Chamber lain first officer and
William Cunning second officer of the slave bark Orion
Of New York captured Of the Coast OF Africa with eight
hundred slaves board Tho Orion was taken into St
Helena, whence Capt Morgan hts officers were CON
yeyed by the United States steamer Mystic to Ioando and
on the flag ship In irons until the calling of the Vncennea
and were hen transferred 10 that vessel Iuon the A.
rival of the vessel n this port thew we're taken in charge
nv The United Ststes authorities - eN
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Illinois money il worth II less than gold sight
exchange this city is current in Chicago at per
cent premium.
The activity in the stock market continues, and
the circle Of buyers appears to extend. Prices
fluctuate from day to day with some irregularity,
but on the whole the tendency seems to be up
ward. The business in Pacific Mail was large
again, and at the opening the demand caused
q further advance of per cent in the price.
fresh supply of stock being, how
ever, thrown on the market, a reaction ensued,
and yesterdays closing price was touched in the
afternoon the stock was still lower, and closed at
1861 bid, against l062 yesterday. NewJYork Cen
trail was injuriously affected by conflicting rumors
from Albany; opening at 70, it sold down to 773,
and Notwithstanding the action of the Senate
which appears to kill the Tolls BILL closed that bid
against 7st at the close yesterday. Rock Island
and Galena were fraction higher at the opening
but receded slightly afterward. Toledo was in de-
mand at an advance OF per cent; Michigan
Southern guaranteed and Michigan Central like
wise advanced / q /; the former fell back after
ward, closing lower. Nothing further has trans
PRED with regard to the designs of the new party
in Southern. Reading was ! per cent better. The
business in bonds and State stocks was large and
well distributed; prices were firm. This afternoon
the market was very active but gtocks closed
weak at the following quotations: SIS, "a
q 4; Missouri 6's, s24 ]; Canton Company, 2o4a
!; Cumberland Coal, IA a 16; Pacific Mail, 1861 a
LOG; New York Central Railroad, 7gt . 1; Erie
Railroad, l2t O; Hudson River Railroad, 800 a 1;
Harlem Railroad, 1ol /; Harlem preferred, $50 q
SO; Reading Railroad, AT I; Michigan Central
Railroad, Az a As; Michigan Southern and Nor
thern Indiana, 81 10; do. guaranteed, 2o2 21i;
Panama, 1856 1; Illinois Central, 614 &; Galena
and Chicago, 622 &; Cleveland and Toledo, 25} a
!; Chicago and rock Island, 63f al; Illinois Central
rs, SO o $751;
We are beginning to receive the traffic reports
Of the Western railways for the month Of March
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Russta.

5HRAT1NrNG ADDRESS TO THE EMPEROR ON EhANCI-
PATIoN-ARMY OF THE CAUCUsBs AND THE NEXT
WAR WITH TURKEY.
70 said that address OF very menacing character
mas seen presented 70 the Russian government the
subject OF aerl emancipation by 800 nopemen Of the pro-
vince OF WiAd1nr. The signatores of the petition
attempting 70 mcmidate tho Gar into the abandonment
OF his REFORM schemes BY declaring him that in case
ne should the necessary Consequence would be
70 abolish al social distinctions and privileges and to in
raduce regsne founded on political equality ana on re-
preventative principles.
A letter from s.. Petersburg Of the 25th ult SAYS
Prince Baratnsk whose departure from this city for
This has been announced, stopped ct MOSCOW on hs NAV
70 his desnson ana splendid Jetes given 10 him
there. The army Of the Caucasus, which consists of
men, not to be dimnished in spite Of the desire
OF the Minister OF Finance 70 reduction effected in H.
for the sake Of economy. is said that the Trans
caucasian army to be constantly maintained 1t between
10000 and 10000 men, owing TO the province having
ts submission. become excellent base OF opera
tons for army engaged in hostites with Turkey. II
. Russian army attacking on the Danube were 70 be
placed in check second might approach Ccnssantnope
through Asia Minor Prince Baristnsk, in returning 10
the Caucasus nntends TO personally TO the exc
his stay Ut st. Petersburg but % believed that
two months viii suffice for Of his task
Accounts from lYkutsk state that the boats which had
been sent mp the Aoor with cargoes OF wheat meat and
drink, forming years provisions for the inhabitants OF
the Amoor country, had been entirely loss ( not said
how) and that the consequence that the pound Of
meat {S3l pounds) had bean sold for much rs Is
So1bes o0f 1t Baeoweschetcheusk The accounts say,
moreover that the country treatened with famine
The letter adds that ukase shortly cted regu
hssng dennvey the question Of The emancipation Of Tie
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Movement In Real Estate.
BY A. J. Blocker, Son h 90.
=, hxiclx hanaA and Lot q w 2Isi H. lot 26Y
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1850
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The market continues to wear the same stereotyped
features which have characterized during the past seve-
raj weeks. Tho receipts still heavy and the bulk Of
the offerings at the sale to-day oxen with 9
sprnkng Of first class CATTLE which readily selected
at the outside prices quoted below very large number
Of cattle hailed from Ohio and Illinois, and much larger
proportion than usual from Iowa. Those from the
latter State, though mainly large and COARSE were well
fated corn which rendered them less desra-
ble The total number sale 1t AeYton's for the day
were $500 head, and for the week 3,4a3 head.
The entire sales on Tuesday, therefore, amount
ed 10 only 2S3 head. At all the yards the num-
Der sale 663 head against 206 head last week
The number OF butchers in market was fair, but they
indifferent about purchasing and sales could only
be effected by holders having granted concession OK
nearly cent per pound the average price and
cent on the common grades. Notwithstanding thu
stock mostly COARSE the average quality some
what OF Improvement that Of last week. when the
offerings were mostly small and inferior The market
very dull on Tuesday, and that Of today not
much Of an Improvement Prices ranged from or 70 10
cents with few scattering sales at 10X cents At Bergen
Hill the demand was very Light and only $50 head wera
disposed Of There only very few sale at tba
other city yards and they were sold u prices within the
appended range
The total receipts at all the yards for this week and last
week were as follows
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ION, having arrived from Pars via Hye appeared be-
lore ihe bench and made iosms application 70 return
the msaea 70 the ship from which they had
that the Justices would render him such assist
snce Is 70 enable HIM 10 hold them in custody
sntl he had made hh investigation. Tue chairman hAv
ing perused tho act OF and vlc chap TO- which gave
Ct to the treaty said that he afraid he could ncA
in the matter, under the laws, but the men ella
Cd The protection Of the police from thence W tDe 4hp
they would grant protect them from VOLTAGE but
could not plA,e them unaer any kind OK restraint Tbs
Bench gave orders that the should be conveyed 70
ths ship under the protection OF The poce which was
done.
The same evening had an interview with the mates on
board and gave them extract from sspaper COZ
aiming the alleged deposition n The contents of which
they seemed surprised and said there foundation
Tor the same" The mates remained by the ship the
loving week pending the investigation by the Consul and
% she following Monday proceeded to the Consul South
symptom NJ his request In the meanwhile there had been
abundance Of opportunity for them have escaped from
the sland had they been disposed. They subse
queny placed 10 jail ct Southampton the application
Of abe Consul The dispositions subsequently taken
before the magistrates at Southampton each case OF muir
der taken separately; but how far the testimony
agrees leave jury to determine.
statement Of tho captain appeared In the Isle OF
Wight O6scrper, which was extracted from the log
book the arrival Of the ship Cowes and before any
stir made in the matter, and which. ACT Of
ce 70 the accused, forwarded 70 the press by
order to alay the exctemen which prevailed.
p. R-The accused and accusers, have heard will be
forwarded to the United States early possible pro-
baby by tho present conveyance.
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is explained by the fact that, in 1869, the river
opened ten days later Il an this year. The follow
ing statement shows the earnings Of the Hudson
River road during the past SIX months and the COR
responding period of 1867
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In the fourth week in March the Galena lost
s96l5 as compared with last year. 1t is attempted
to explain this large falling off by stating that in
the mail receipts for that week in 1859 q sum of
nearly $4,000, paid by the Chicago, Iowa and Ne
braska road for interest, was included. 1t is
to be hoped that the accounts Of the Galena
are kept in more business like manner now.
The increase on the Rock Island ID handsome, con.
sidering that in the month Of March there il but
little temptation for the farmer to hurry his stuff to
market. The decline In the Hudson River receipts
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The supply continues good and the demand moderate
for all kinds except strictly prime Cows about Ave. SIX
and seven years ola meet with more ready sale and bring
our outside prices Young hefers three years old usS
coming In are also marketable, but with calves u then
side are more readily taken at about ssS s45 each Old
COWS are decidedly dull at our inside prices
The total receipts at all the yards for the week and last
week were a. follows:
was4aVo~. Breu~sns's oAsm5rlsa's. o'Bn.ns
Iass w wsst..:S g & 3 3 = =
VEAL CALVES.
for veal calves the demand having been modera,e ana
transactions effected q the range quoted above arra
proportion Of the offerings were small ana youns-rom
only BY me Jew and German butchers Il the poorer die.
trcts and the suburban sections Quite number Of th0
y @ and few ~ q u
retain our former quotations The total reosps iii m
wasaingtoA Bvownino's CAsmsrsl~'s VBnn's.
Lax ias w wssk:.:. s sss ,S ss g m aTT
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The supply continues very small and there not suf-
fcient TO meet the requirements Of the trade There
for sOpa 3
choice extras The supply consisted mainly Of ordinary
to good but the entire number were sold and they were
The total receipts All the yards for the and .ss
" Ws.s:nSos Ygd Browning. oaamazsss'. o'BI~'s
Last week.. S9S SS7 ,5e8 1,l5I
The receipts continue heavy aud the demand very
moderate for al kinds ct further reduction OF y cent
per pound There were on sale 5000 head, and saea
were effected a. tIc exc. for corn fed and 61to q
SAC for other kinds The receipts II the Hudson River
drove yards foot Of Thirty street. North River,
md Erie Railroad, S. HUDSON River railroad, l2e:
Camden and Amboy railroad, 3d. New Jersey Central
railroad 44S remaining from last report 81 total 3
of which were sent 70 Forteth street yards sod 900;
eft over, unsold, 3l3-total, ! ,022
RECAPTULATION.
The total recepts Of al stock ~ al the yards FOR ha
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, April 4-6 P. M.

WEDNESDAY, April 4-6 P. NJ
There ia more money o1ering to-day, and the
brokers are supplied at a 81 per cent The note
brokers continue to complain Of a want of desira-
BILE paper; the rates remain as BEFORE at for first
class short, and for 4a6 months, same grade.
Good single names range from to 8. There is an
active demand for money at New Orleans, occa-
stoned by the holding of exchange by banks and
merchants in that city; contrary to all previous ex
perience at this season, we believe that some gold
will flow southwark this week. The Sub Treasury
loses very little-much less than was anticipated;
the disbursements to-day were $l69,6oe; the re-
ceipts $69,667, Of which $4,000 from duties
balance this evening, 81 9O9,725
There is nothing doing in foreign exchange to-
day. By telegraph we hear that at New Orleans
the market is fiat, and bills are lower.
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex-
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold -