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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07
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OarscENr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Gtrest =. E7s
"a Saturday Morning, December u 1861.
Arrived Yesterday. Fass. 3. +

15g ts,s Es4, Z Steamboats,. A. l- 49,
Louis dor, johnson, FIN Columbus.
Lafourche. Brown, fin Vicksburg.
Homer, Whittenbery, I'm Alexandria.
Indian No 2, Sleade, FIN Alexandra. f
:, News Boy, Moore, I'm Harrisonburg.
r, Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville. s M.
iberville, Gross, FIN Lobdell's Store.
Arkansaw, Raglan, I'm Lafourche. 4 = s. ,.,
Barataria, Rolf, I'm Bayou Heron. ~
J A Gotten, Barsnco, fin Bayou Sara. : 7v
u Mary T., Dugas, I'm Donaldsonville.
: Empire Parish, Grant, FIN Lower Coast.
Diana, Radoyich, I'm Pointe-a-la-Hache.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

& e,h'l1E 9yEa CHIEF Pe,Ll -
Orleans
persons
he ca o 81
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NJ E : SIS 49,
none. X t,l4s W Tssi " s=S,5 s4 Ct y A. 49, 81.
MoLAssEs. i, The supply has again been liberal
and the demand has been freely met at easier
prices until to-day, when an advance was realized.
The week d sales comprise 10000 bbls. and $500
bbls, the market closing at 16, and l7ac for
Common anaGood and Choice Fermenting and
l7a@Is for Prime to Choice. in bbls and 22@c.
% gallon for Prime to Choice, in half. bbls. h
Y Weeks receipts, 23,927 bills; exports, 900. # y
FLouR. I. The receipts have been more moderate
and the demand has been limited, at advanced
prices The sales Of the week comprise 1000 bbls.
and 400 sacks at SIS for Common, $1,000 rs for
Fine, ss@s10 37a for Unbranded, $40 25@sl0 80
for Superfne, $l for Low Extra and al 50@sl2
u Dbl. for Good and Choice Extra. Yesterday
we did not hear of q sale. s.5.g s7s3i
Weeks receipts, 4l53 bbls.; exports, 90. s
CoRs II. The receipts have been more moder-
ate, but meeting with limited demand early in the
week; prices declined subsequently, however,
the market became more active, and an advance
III prices was realized. The sales up to Thursday
evening comprised $4,000 sacks at q range of 600
Toe. for Inferior White and Mixed, for Prime
White Mixed and 7oD75 and 085c. % bushel for
White and Mixed, the market closing at the out,
side rate, Yesterday 5000 sacks White sold at so
10. y - a,oz j 49, ev,,o.t. nm
n, ~ r. 1sn sao,,. p.d
40 - ga ooo D..
=. nl,s a's - ~ ~ go !! 80 ~'N
hsa y p ~ y pusAsi, i, i. .a:..,o..,
nh III ~ n, saoAs s,ta q q ~ III
sales to report the last were az 81 40 y bushei.
RpAS The sales for the week comprise 400
-. - e'sles ~. A. laan a. 20
$3.50 = 'us 49, ,@'' u n 80 T.,
III u.s. ,,,s &, S,s +, i,
-, y aao.s ll . 2-yssD y y
son ,s qasss ,'se lo'tss q saw = -
!. - wv u II =
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hands at 2sG925c. for Hand made and Machine.
Stock on the LIST inst. 1900 coils of all kinds. {,
IsoN CorToN TfEss. Sell at 23c. u u. cash.
GuNYY BaGs.. The last sales were at'S5c. %
bag cash. Stock on the stinst. l4Oo bales. * ~
WHIsKY.. .Thesupply is very limited. Rectfee
has been retailing at 81 lo@sl I5 " gallon,
ek'sreceipts u bbls.; exports 90.
coFFEg, :, It may quoted at 5O955c. V 10. for
Rio. a9sA is1s ~ 7as.1J ~ Si z
STAR CAsnLEs.. Our quotations are 50S55e.
for Light. IL .s.l- 80. < s. = y ..4=s.s ssS
sALr.. Dealers supply their customers at slo9
$40 so fP sack for Coarse, sl@sl1 so for Fine and
s6@s6 so % bag of two bushels for Packing Salt.
The stock on hand on the 26th nit. was made up as
follows by Messrs. J. M. Burke & Bro, brokers r.
s Maze 81 f BTs s. PACKING s s
Total. s5,li9 =
| Stock of Bulk Salt, all kinds, merehantable and
unmerehantable, outside of Government, 1911
bushels, equal to 26,592 bags Liverpool. A. -s
! RICE. h, Carolina The market is dull. There
have been some small sales at 6l@7c. u fb Stock
on the lst. inst. ATS casks. s !, gs-... ass K
OILs. There is no Lard Oil in the market,
Cotton Seed Oil is selling at 81 so for Crude, 81 rs
for Refined and = y gallon for Bleaehed. South
ern Oil Company's Oils have been selling at 75c,
for Machinery, Soc. for Deck and Paint, and 40c y
gallon for Gas Oil. q, ,lf,s. IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

leaves every SATURDAY at SPM Nv
NEW ORLEANS AND EICRs.
@S@ ), burg 8. Mail Line-For Donaidsonvlle Pa,.
nsfqne. Baton Rouge, Port Ha,isop Bayou Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Nachez Water
proof Rodney, Joseph GRAND Guf Wsrrentou and vcxs
burgrhs passenger steamer RLafourcEle, j. j. Brbwu
lin PLACE The Matched win above svery
urdsy Al o'Glock r. NJ. .@ p -.
VI. PERSON 4 co, Agents.
ssl0 ......- .g .y Al Carondeiet street,
Tae IbervIle connects al Vcksbnrg With the Hops
and Charm FOR fa1oo river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

.5 leaves on TUESDAY. Dec TO- at s p NJ
: MEMPHIS AND Me w ORLEANS
49, h. Regular Mail Packet For Memphis and all the
laslakse Bends-The fine frscass regular passenger
rSg5xf s5N Ia packet steamer Prince OF Wales, Cant
jas Lee IS receiving freight, and will leave above
For freight or passage. apply on board.
F1kaINlus c. pEETzEL,
dc ldysrtsng Reent
1hs boat ut Napoleon with regular packets for
kasas md White rivers and Memphis with The Memphis
Charleston Raoad taking freight Tor Charleston Savannah
Norfolk, Nashville, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07
R ED RIV f R.

I Leaves SATURDAY, tie Ttll instant, P. II.
= REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Sg h. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Ceushstta Gaupte
Grand Ecora St Maurice Cole Montgomery
AieNnnd ria The GAM swift running
very Hghtdraug1t passenger Rnebuck, J.
Will leave above For freight passage ap
ply board.
YIRGJNIUS. @. DEETZEb,
dis ---'.n ..s Advertising A GENT
The r will Mt the Falls with Flcta all
points
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07
New Orleans stock Market.
Rebitlo If tge Nlarhets for past Ieea.

8E #e& As1 Saturday Morning, December l. 1861. s
We have no material change to notice in the gene
raj movement Of the market since our last weekly
report Our leading staple, Cotton, has been in
better demand, loco bales having been sold for
future delivery. There has been a better demand
for Tobacco at full prices, some purchases
having been made, we are informed, for France,
Spain, Mexico and for city consumption. The
receipts Of Sugar and Molasses have continued
liberal and holders have met the demand freely,
at an advance in prices for the former, but at
easier rates for the latter, though the market
closed at an advance. The sales of Flour
| have been Of a retail character, bnt at fuller
prices. Corn sold more freely at q decline on
the previous rate, early in the week, and at
an advance subsequently. The stock Of Pro
visions is extremely Light and retails slowly at
previous rates. III ~ 81 IN R.sl{s
The weather has been clear and cool, ,.7,'.se
GoTToE. IS. There has been some inquiry, but
there is SO very little offering thatthe kinds want
ed could not be found. Factors ask 11c.8 for
Middling. The sales of the week embrace 10 bales
on plantation, at Sc. for Middling. About 1000
bales sold for future delivery, including 500 to-
day. sss W. 5s "a 5s s.l5 {
Stock on hand Isl September 1851 bales lolis
Received yesterday pooT Atto9
| IN I I'll III 543ss IT,. i, sD7
Exported since wv ~
Exported yesterday WI w
stock on hand .ot cleared. (. 1907
TOBACCO . J. We have heard Of sales Of q hhds.
Admitted and Refused at 64e., $50 at -, and some
small lots taken for city ct full prices
We innate for reference as follows u s5-a-sF PIN
Factory flgs
n Phntsrs' I;ugs. d. Ssh
Leaf Inferior to Common o.
t Fair LA eg5sa
4
RAM Choice and Selections. II tSo Isl
| STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand Isl September, 1901. - hhds TO- III
Received yesterday 0ov- ~
| l,e~.' 1891
Exported Yesterday t..t.trt.., w
sock j bi,,a moi cleared Z. !. 1919
SUGAR. a.. The receipts have continued liberal
and the demandhas been moderate, at an advance
i'd prices. The sales Of the week embraced about
5000 hhds., mostly in small lots the market closing
| at the following quotations III.
fte or;ar ATIoSs FOR LOUISIANA 'suS AR, ST 81
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" . =.
REGULAR RED RIVER LOW
49, L. Wpef Semi-Weekly Packet LrneLn place Of the
steamer Rapdes For Alexandria, Normon's
orurs and all intermediate lnhdngs1e hRe,
light draVghL passenger steane ERA NO. T. g j. Baatow,
master, leaves every Saturday ut s r. II,
Aud Err No 5, G. L. kOGns, MASTER leaves ever We'd
neSday s +. N. for The above.
ing regularly AexandrG With the very light draft
Era No. g. taking freight through without delay
Shreveport Grand Bayou Caihpte Grand Eeoe ST. Maurice,
Collie and a Intermediate landings For freight passage
VIRG1NIUs G, DENTzEL,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

Latter Dr. Thos J. Hape Of the eminent Phi,
sicians In the State OF Mississippi,
FIcKaauRG, Mss HnrcA 70, 1890
DR.. sherman-pear Sir send the boy ben be & yon
attend him properly and beside not sat
with my skill to do him Justice lied your plan
right and that you hun. Please by the
Of the poSs Respectfully,
THOs. J. tiARPER, NJ. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07
LOWER mississippi.

r. Leave on NnND Az. 9th inst. at P. NJ. t}.
MEMPHIS AND N Hy ORLEANS
49, h. Psaket--Fer Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Weeks
aahur' and the BeRtSThe hrst-rlass magnificent
eyger packet Alonzo Child, n, De
Haven will leave above For ireah or passage
ply on board.
E This boat connects at Napoleon with regular racketq
the Arahsns and White rivers and Memphis with the Mem
phs and Charleston Railroad
The c. will take freight for New Madrid, Hickman and
80. VIRdiNiUs G. DEET2EI.
d. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

Extract from Written Three Years Previous to tho
Above, n reference to the ZANE boy.
IssAegEEA Co., Miss, HAY 2, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07
quorArIoNs ron LOUISIANA SUGAR.

INTERIOR .lsza2 Com to Good Com. +, 2tss2ss
Fairo Fnly Fair. ..3 5slS Prime and Choice -. Gs5
clarified Yellas Clarified White 5A73a
Stove Dried White. --S1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

New Orleans Money Market.
America, tfSid 500 y T. prem.
aa.ssn ilycfoii Issue $50 t5ct. prem
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i ,ogisIAHA SUGAR REFINERY FOR sALr

That desirable establishment situated the left bank
q the mississippi below the Government Wharf within
tbs limits OF the CITY OF New Orleans Ia offered good
investment 70 capitalists who may be desroas aiding in the
progress CT Soltaern naautacurea It In complete
pair and s well found having engines boilers,
pan centrifugal maohnes bone black furnace ers mouds,
ample Bores and yard CooperaBe all tho
requisites for carrying Sugar Refinery Moases Rebol;
ing on large scale. With little additional expense 1t might
DO easily converted into Cotton MILL. :
has Wharf attached to on the Levee with water suf
Client for the accommodation OF vessels delivering taxing
For further information and for terms. applyto
n f.h &
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t.---r-ss- 7,T7I-r-
oFFENsEs, ETo.%a ,--4,~ g.- 81.
.@ ~ 7 -&s a9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

RDR. SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons
or those having ruptured agc that be the city
and be found at his Office No, lost CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
ATIYE MIXTURE. nauh lrhW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

-,st5 ul.. 81 e. no Bakers. a. 81 5E.- a.
( a. MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
.---.-,. O. CRY HALL Nov. 30, 1851, )
Flour being This day doafs and twenty i've cents
$40 per harei bakers required 10 gye during me
ensuing week commencing MONDAY, I'd inst as fol-
laws, viz; Second quality, or No. q
Ffy ounces bf bread for % cents p
Twenty e We of bread for IL cents
Twelve ounces Of bread for cents : IS, 81 = . y4-.. a
The loaVes Of the third quality No must weigh one
eighth moTe-hnt is 70 say .s,t ~ 8. .U.
The 70 eeut lOaves, hily six Oulcesj
The 10 cent loayes, tyeight 6pnces; ,H 81
The cent leaves. thirteen ounces
n. B. Bread of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
made Of Extra -four and the leaves shall not exceed in weight
pound and shall he made baked and stamped as required
by ordinance To- $780, ..z - :,
d. Il =JQHN T. MONROE MAYOR.
as. NEGROES FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED
~ with fifty Negroes whlchI offer for sale at sonable
PRICES consisting field hands h0hse
old stnd OF Espanada asd Chsrtras str cts
as &wSm JOSEPH BRUIN.
THE FLAG OF THE sOUTa. -
Neatly Printed II Coors, on
EEYELoPs LETTER PAPER, CARDs or BILL HEABs
IA we'd every description Of -y. bel .
Printing, Ruling and SSoh-Binding
l. Promptly Exceued by Steam Power,
REA's Rotary PRESS OFFICE
IS Magazine street,
AgaS 1yAw Adjoining tho 81 Iaraes Hotel
4 EGNEklCki, Whk. el. ~ Co.. COTTON FAGTuRs
"a and CeraIniosiuu MsrchsntS, no. "a uld 1sgse.
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ess RUPTUREs JS
"A D1CALLY CUREDl q .
sIisr from Dr. v. T. ls the Editor of the vcksburg
['n ." ---H.. Daily sun
yfugSBuRe Mia NAV 3. 1860,

Hernia can DO Cared Without Needle or Krfet
Mr. Edor-I deem th9se Gered With this terrible
painful disease make the following statement negro
by 10 years had been afflicted With the Hernia
the space Of three The boy belonged 70 John Goaer
Esd county. Two physans examined him and
pronounced his hopeless AS there difference Of
opinion the treatment suggesting the OF
the knife which the other and myself cbiecedl took him 10
New Orleans and obtained the Patent Truss Of Dr. j. A. sEer.
gan having that and The Doctors
Curative Mixture abont three months tho boy was entirely
perfectly well This in the fall OF 90.
the three years he has been busy on the plantation, do
lag all the work Of ed band rolling bags etc. without tho
Inconvenience. give this statement for tho benefit of
those who have This disease and for Eatds 70 Dr. sher
". T. MILLS, H. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

GThis letter in reference boy about II yes
DID, rptured both sides who subsequently
returned sound. The following explans itself:
W. ..'.n yIcKsRuR1 Mis- NAV + 1850
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07
ALEx A NDRIA
DOUGLAS COUNTY.

This town is beautifully located in one Of
the finest Agricultural regions in the North
West It is inthe centre Of the County and is
admitted by all to occupy natural point tor
Town. Farmers in quest of superior land
claims combining timber, water, and prairie
Invalids seeking health and a comfortable re-
treat where hunting and fishing may be indul-
gcd in to any extent; or the lover of the
beautiful in nature, will at Alexandria find
their several tastes gratifed."
Situated on the State Road to Breckenridge
and Fort Abercrombie-equally distant from
either-under the management Of men possess
ing the utmost energy, Alex ,ndria bids fair
to he one Of the largest inland towns in MIN
nesota. The country to the south and west
is Prairie and Timber in the finest proportion {;
while to the North and East there extends an
unbroken body of Woodland, the greater por-
tion Of it being of good SIZE and quality.
I The Prairies and Lakes in the vicinity de-
serve particular mention. ''Edep Prairie - is
ten miles long, and from one to one and a-half
miles wide, with timber along the sides and is
we'll watered. 1t offers superior facilities to
Farmers and at many points along are benuti-
full building spots on the shore Of a beautiful
lake. Garden Door" and Sedge Pralries
are also worth the attention Of Farmers, being
Of moderate size; high upland: and entirely
enclosed with timber. These Prairies all d.
verge from the Town Site and are accessible
! to the State Road. Lake "Agnes' and "Wi-
nona," skirting ''Eden Prairie. charming bod
les of water and for picturesque beauty cannot
be surpassed. Within one, two aud three miles
are Lakes ..L Homedieu'' "Carlos" and .'Dar-
ling" connecting and forming a sheet Of water
20 miles in extent. These lakes are grand and
beautiful Along their banks are, thousands
of claims--a country capable of supporting
dense settlements, and 70 those seeking home.
in the West is presented country possessing ez
trncrdinary attractions. The Company !oft
he. most liberal Inducements to actual settle,
tonthe. Town Site. Letters addressed to til
Executive COMMITTEES JOHN. BALL, W.
o. 70 GEORGE F. BR0TT, 81. Cloud, will b
promptly answered. a'." -"
'' Alezas(rjs, Sept. soth1s6s. 5~~-d,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07
And for sale by all Druggists. v2n39-ly

I1HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
y Execution bearing date the 2Gth day of
December, A. D. 1860, issued out Of and un
der the seal Of the district Court of the 4tll
Ju.licial district in and for the County of
Stearns and State Of Minnesota upon a Judg-
ment rendered and docketed in said court on
the 24th day Of December, A. D. 1860 in an
action therein pending wherein @. 3. Day is
Plaintiff and Franklin Slsson is Defendant in
favor of said plaintiff an6 against said def.n-
dant for the sum Of One Hundred and fifty
and 3-lOO dollars ($l55.03) and interest on
One Hundred aud Fifty-three and Fif,y-three
one Hundredth dollars {$l53.53) from the
oath day of December \. ID. 1860 and costs,
have on this 18th day of February A., D. 1861.
| levied on all the interest which the sold Frank
lin Sisson had of, iu and to the following real
and personal estate on the said oath day OF
December A, D. 1860, TO- wit: Lot No. four
raj in block No. nine [9] in the town of Saint
Cloud city according to the survey thereof
made by 7. A. Curtis, the map Of which said
survey is on file in the. Register of Deeds Of
fec in and for said county Also. that certain
dwelling house erected and now being upon
said lot, together with the appurtenances
| in. any wise belonging to any Of
said property Now therefore, no
tice is hereby given that I will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder
therefor for cash in front Of the office OF VIM
], Parsons at the corner of Washington mi
Lake Streets in the town Of St. Cloud on Sat
urrday The thirtieth d'y Of. March A. D.
1861 at twelve o'clock, at noon Of said day, to
satisfy the said execution and interest aud
COSTS, ,. NJ. LAUERMAN, Sheriff.
Dated ST., Cloud, Feb. llih, \. D, 1861
VIZ. J PARSONS, Atty for Plaintiff,
i Fab EVw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07
vALLA's sARsAPAR1LLA.

Greatest Medical Discovery IN E'Iistrnce
/ SURE CURE AND PREVENTIVE OF
n Scrofula. Rheumatism, Fevcrs, Asthma.
dyspepsia, General Debility. Fever and Ague,
Headache, Dizziness, Pinples or Blotches,
Dropsy, Syphilitic aul nil Mercurial Diseases,
Nausea, Indigestion Flatpltncy. Summer Com
plants, Billiousness, Phlegm. and all other
diseases arising from an impure state of the
Blood.
- The above diseases nriso, from the great
primitive cause Of alladiseascs. namely I'm.
pure Blood. The Sarsara1illa. is, intended o
purify and give tone to it, 80 that life will be
4 pleasure instead Of pain. Secure : Circular
and read for yourselves. The medicine is
to all for fair trial. ami "a an
induoe,nent it may he proper to state Tint there
ia nothingin it's composition in the least Diet
rimental to the health Of the patient. +.
For sale Wholesale ard retailat H.~i,u
NE.A-RLA-TT! &zSIMSt
:. -, Sole agentsin ST. Cloud for the same
-rRAEEENDERGE5M edicinss eonst antly Z 4
AT Aa,a ~ - 4 /, 'seoxddsToRxE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07

"A CONFLICT WITH Tl0ER.-Whlle
Maccono was going through his perform
apee With the Bengal tigers at Mander's
Menas erie yesterday, tigress caught, his
hand ~ her mouth y, Planting his ')knee
in the small Of the tigrcss' back, and press
ing her against tho bars Of the enge, then
seizing her lower jaw with the right hand,
he held her powerless to do more than re-
tain the lett hand in her mouth. So cool
WAS Moccomo in this trying position that
lookers-on thought it part Of the perform
ancc, but when Moccomo called out to
one Of tho keepers, "She has got my hand
fast in her mouth; get a bar Of hot iron,"
the truth of his dangerous position flashed
through the minds Of those present, ard
created the greatest excitement-onc lady
tainting away, others running from the
painful sight. -Four Or five minutes elaps-
ed before the iron was ready, during which
time Moccamo stood as piece Of statuary,
not culver of lip to show the pain he
was enduring. When ready, the hot iron
was applied quickly and surely by one Of
the keepers to one of the large teeth in
the upper jaw and, as though she had
been electrified, her mouth sprang open.
Moccomo, quick as tightening drew his
hand away, caught hold Of thick stick,
struck the animal treri6c blow on the
skull, brought her down, and forced her
to finish her performance before he left
the cage. When Moccomo came out OF
the cage. his bleeding hand testified to
the frightful struggle which had been 60
ing on between man and BEAST -Liver-
pool Mercury, Jan. IL.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07
ILLINOIS BANKS. .

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Tho- State auditor
has bee n officially notified by Bank Com
missioncrs that the following Banks having
failed to make good their securities under
the late call which expired on the II inst,
which include the nine discredited banks
are put in liquidation: Bank OF Raleigh,
Bank of Aurora, State Bank, American
Exchange Bank, National Bank, Bank Of
Commonwealth, Southern Bank of Pike
Co, Bank Of Quincy, Grand Prairie Bank,
Farmers & TRADERS Bank, Rail Road bank,
Merchants & Drover's Bank, Citizens
Bank, Morgan County Bank.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07

N1OT1CE.-Noticc is hereby given that the
IN undersigned will apply to the District
Court for the Fourth judicial District, county
Of Stearns. State Of Minnesota. at the next
general term thereof, 10 behoden at the Court
room in St. Cloud. on,th LIST day Of April a:
D.. 1861. Al the opening of Court on that day,
or MS soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
to null and vacate the 1town-site Of WOOD
STOCK, in said county Of Stearns: -
, .,,'' - ~, 50 p. C.: RANSOM.
St. Cloud, Jan. 2lst, 1861. jan24-tap1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07

/ a"let the People be heard" says the
st. Paul Pione'r,nin an article advisine
the Republicans to bow the knee to ,slave.
holders. .'The People,. have been ''heard''
We reply. Their utterauce on the 9th day
Of. November last was not only explicit,
but we think it will continue to be, rs it
was designed, 6nal and conclusive on the
.ubject to which it had relation. IF you
believe not my words neither would you
believe though one should rise from the
dead Wnona Republican.