St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
See. Proposals for Fl. .1bercromMe.


See. Proposals for Fl. 4bercromb.e.,
No frost yet. Summer clothing in demand,
Eastern friends take natice Of this fact
ARRIVAL OF NEW Goops.-Just received att
the New York Store, from the City Of New
York, large and well selected assortment of
Motions, consisting Of Linen Edging, Braids of
every description, Zephyr Worsted, saddlers|
Silk, Crochet Needles, Shawl Pins, all styles!
Port Monnaies, Misses Belts, fancy and plain.
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, &c., &c. g,~.r .e..
Also. ncw-invoice, Of AL Wool Delaines,|
Lansbury Flannels, fine Scotch Ginghams, Al J
Iapacas, several pieces extra fine imported Eng
Ilish Calicoes, &c., &c., at E. NJ. ToBLY's.
S. b. Lowry was nominated, yesterday !!
by the Democratic District Convention, j
for Senate. As he was returning from!
State Convention on Saturday, crossing
the Ravine Bridge, one of his horses fell
and in his struggles came very near throw
ing the carriage and its occupant into the;
abyss where his only sister and her hus-
band were thrown some time ago, killing
the husband and their horse. The carriage
(which Mr.. Lowry uses was bought with
I that horse; and both We're the price o.
blood. They were bought in exchange
for that Minnesota baby, and his mother
! sold into Southern bondage. God has a
controversy with the ] owrys, and will per-
! sue them until they restore that woman
and child to Freedom No one else ever
! met an accident on that bridge.
Lieut.. Bailly. sergt Couse and two 9TH
Ter non commissioned officers from Fort
sAbercrombie passed down on Saturday last
Ton furloug h to visit their friends They
scalled on us to leave compliments and
thanks for the St. Cloud ladies, in memory
sof the entertainment get up for them on
!, thcir way up. We object to acting mcdi-
um between an indc6nate number of hand
some young soldiers and as many ladies',
! as we might thus be made party to dir
Itations without end. If any more compi-
ments come we shall will, or shall-don' {
know but shall not deliver them, without
"a percentage.
Messrs Larender and Lemon from St..
Louis, passed through on Wednesday
morning with 4 four OK teams and 1 two
[ox teams loaded with goods. And go to-
the mouth Of the Yellow Stone to trade
with the Indians.
Two families from Ill. passed through TO-
s6nd homes in the Sank Valley. They had
"a house with wooden sides and roof, and a
door and window on one of the wagons.
1t was painted brown and in it they were
living cozily. They had ine drove of;
cattle. -. -. ii
Our Court is in session and is the sec!
,ond held in the county. Last spring!
Judge Vanderburg held court here butt
the two previous attempts were Frustrated;
by illegal summoning Of the jury. Ed
Ilebrock has not yet been brought to trial,
and there will probably be an application
for charge of venue. g" III a.. "a
We are indebted to Mr.. Greenleaf for ~
fine large Pickerel fresh from the Missis-!
Esippi-to Mrs. Staples for more melons
and to Professor Cromwell for apples.
A Republican Caucus was held at the Ever
.ett School House on Wednesday eve, Septem l
Der 18th, for the purpose of choosing Delegates
TO the District Convention, to be held at Little
Falls, on Saturday, the 2lst; and the County 7
Convention, to be held At the Everett School
House. in this place, onssNonday. the 23rd1
inst. W T. Clarke. B. Davenport, T. C. Alden, /
J. G.. Wilson and N. Y. Clarke were chosen
Is Delegates to represent this town in the Dis
trict Committee. Albert Smith, J.. F. Noe,
c. Becker and J. II. Proctor were elected to-
tho County Convention. L" ''5"l's'