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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

-. w METZROTH,
HHR GIANT TAIL o
&\.ALEa in Clothing, Cloths. C.ssimere'
Vsstinxs, and Gentlemsn's Furnishing
as 10, to tie inspection Of which hsinvites
III friends and the public.
YlSsl0 tS57-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
II ENRY W. W = A r Y,
CARRIAGEMAKER.

HAVE removed 70 my new shop near the
| Bridge, whore an prepared to do all kinds
sf work in the Carriss ssemaking line. Wagons,
carriages and sleighs made in neat and sub
ssaltial manner At low rates. Particular at
tsation paid to repairing v3-n1l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

General Hunter in Command
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

! -,, ~ .,,: NEw YoBK, Nor. s.
A special dispatch from Fort Monroe Isl
the TINES, says oar tleet are bombardinga
Port Royal, which IS SAID to be in. = criti.:.
calseoulition and just ready .tu surrender,
The rebel commander had q small steamer
undor bis control, asl threatened to 20 OUT iout
aud sieze one Of the vessels of the heet,,a
which h:uIbecn driven on a lee shore, 1itlrd
tsa,assea Al, sa trs'rd, The news comse 4hsoashx
4rc@ss ,:s Y,n ,sqnrcs; and j. claimed 70 b n.
f,;ya 'S2a 6ai'Gan foD Gavn Hayees Sd sh''sa's
~~.T1.~s'a J.; ce;+-s::sa, f~-~>.s .i.s asr:s-s &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

including 500 at 36c. $50 at SIC. ~ buzheI In
Bran we noticed sales of some 100 sacks, cornprs-
ing 500 at SOC. and 200 at Csc. y 100 lbs.
HAT,We heard of some 1475 bales Western
sold, of which Is at s23 50, fatboat load of soa
bales on private terms, and 500 from the Ieyee att
$40 q ton.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork Corn
pfIaea 800 bbls. Mess at $l8 u Dbl. Retailing at
"i7l@Sia 25 In Bacon the sales comprised 100
casks shoulders at 7Ic, 48 Ribbed Sides at 1o and
10 Clear at ll1c. 4gB.
coFFEE. Sales 81 bags at 103c., 200 at IL. 17z
~ z<f 0oo al W. $50 at 1885, 800 at 49, 1870 at Iax
ana 15G Skimnaings at lie. - b.
IssEA BAGGISG .2G0 bales were so,d il, ,o.u
at / te, cash.
WHISKY. We did not hear Of a.sases
FRETsHTs. We noticed a ship taken up for
Liverpool at 7-l6d., one for Hare at &c., and ONE
for Europe on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

SUGAR The market was stiff, with sales of
about 1900 hhds. at about previous rates, Fair to
Fully Fair 4]GG53c. 49 lb.
MoLAss.Gs. We noticed sales of some 1900 bbs.
at 2oCasz3e. for Fermenting and 24c. u gallon for
Choice Reboiled. Also 300 half bbls. Fermentng
at 26c. y gallon
FLOUR Some $500 bbs. were sold, of which
2750 Superne at - 10 at S., 100 at IS O5, 100 at
IS O5 $50 at s. TO- 800 in lots at S. l25, 500 at
S. 20, 100 Extra at Sc rs and 100 at 81 90 ID Dbl.
GRAIN. it. The sales of Corn embraced about
u $50 sacks, comprising Is 900 White and Yellow
Mixed on private terms, $500 Mixed at s., 236
White Mixed and 500 Mixed at Sc, $50 White Mixed
and 1880 White at 58c. and 200 at 60c % bushel.
OF Oats about $50 sacks St. Louis changed hands,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

INSURANCE,
QUARTER DE THE LOUISIANA Sparrxc
" MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,


STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
- !, ,, a.. - .,,
DC T M ga l"la twenty seventh day of thu
onh OF S, III we year Of our l'fh one thousand eight hun
area t 'i u he independence OF the United States
Anprcil INC e,eEhtS -nl'i,ih,.,, 81,
Before me- EDWARD brhett Eoary Public, duly commits
hiouei u sworn LOT e r OF orleans, State Of Louisiana
an! ~ ue presence oil the witnesses hereinafter named and
uerhE'cui 800, ..-, ,.
feISiy oiio 'u hpPotu INC ptriies whose names are
hcreuio s"acist VINO tiet tia awaiting themselves OF
e poESs ot W a's OF le STATE OF nnis!tna relative to
tho oL'"u " %, 'lht' III thS state, they had cove
Fuie' t iee ' 40 Ny the presents covenant, agree and
n' n 'no"t whom ey represent to establish IN
~ f ~ ''c "tttS anu purposes una Hiaef
E ~, tce'''iS 3ilo"i'g, VII:
Jn No'ith} fttll ne ttollaHtu ana
1 :" MY W. T,t 9S or rs ,f I3
W. ~ ~ r, g. ~ ~ nv
49, ~ " t'"I II = ~ i IT sum- c"''lI ~ ~,
wv d 5, , ~" =, ~ Ivy ., t az , @
go. ~ t Il"S ,i 'i eli am ltti o. VI }'I"
] I1 n''e0'' "''S' ooo'i'i 'o'' nN' "' p'''7u III
cont nT arms az
;usrrintia, tI,n IN n,,nf Tia InIrrnnv ~ 49, $50
The President or Secretary of Inc Company shall he the rroYer
Officer nnn whom s,l be ervrd all cii M police or ,iTr
ieyJ pI6cs in matters wherein the CoIntry may be- 1,er
osfnd - - ~ '
pTc,r Srcogp-The objects and purposes Of HE o
are hereby declared o
mnfe Tnsnr,.ce on Dwelling houaes s+orso md
othr Eui,ns IInnaehold FuTnure Merr,ande an nttsr
~rnIarty otrninRt in4s or dn1nYtrp Nv ' ''N'i
L Smo o make insurance on Tcs5e Steamboats, Fra;oto
ss,onH Wares Merchandise Specie BiIinn nmniSajons
Of ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

9ka NEGROES FOR SALE : JOSEPH q
~ BRUIN regular trader in This city for the last
IA twenty years. has arrived with large 10 OK
NO Mar yland and Virginia NEGROES such as Me-
Servants Cooks, Washers and Ironers Field
Hands and will be recevtag fresh supply during all he
For sale reasonable for cash city
ceptances his OLD Stand of Espanade and Charras
streets, Third District se20 Tua&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
G TILE III a EFT,

JEFFERSON CITY March a. 1851,
&ff'Ved yesterday SO Western and 1853 Texas
bee7es, 326 Sheep. Sold 40 Western and 40 Texas
beeFes and l15 Hogs. Stock on sale $50 Western
and 47sf Texas Beeves, so Mich Cows, 1875 Hogs.
200 shsep and l5e Veal Cattle. We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
-vwa-> "A. IL. fsLACAMAa Il BRO, -aas.
NeAFF Wholesale and Retail Dealersin VaRF9 |
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION |
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Grand, Square Upright Pianos the
attention 10 the RAVEN, BACON & CO. FLA Nos,
FIRST introduced into this market For the last thirty
these Pianos have been espe vortea the N"rth tor hei
durability beauty finish dccacy of touch and sweet
all of which THAI they cannot BIT
sxceled. - .
house will found the only JAMES W. VOSi
PIANOS These Instruments saoush placed on exhibition
BnStoA Philadelphia and places, in competition with
the celebrated Makers have invariably received the gh
st premium for good eGinanshp elegant finish an per
richness CT The PARLOR GEM th
priced rstclas Piano thew od Every Piano sold by
Aned ivr etire satisfaction MeoeOS Guitars
the stock Of complete Music Store Music nnd Music Books
sent by mail postage freq A. E. BLACKMAR BRO,
6nFW "a if4nn street
New Orleans. Pensacola Fla.
PENSACOLA LUAHBEG f&-PENSACoLA LUMBER
Having every facility Mills Florida, known as the
Hum Mills Tor the manufacture OF Rough and Dressed l4un
arc prepared receive orders for shipment in
ity reputation Of Mills well known Our terms In
eariahly New Orleans city acceptance.
MURRAY, .,. =, r. -,--r,,, -, .
WV. L. CRiGLAR IhoMfAo MohEA1 a W..
! JOHN G. POnLET, Cedar and Julia SITS
O. = RATGHELDER an2cf -
GEO. S. MANDMVILLE WI. CONTIN,rE III,
VI Cotton and Commission bnSlns Mt No
| I5415 Gravier "
N Orleans March |, 1851.
| RUFUS NCILuESNY A.rppn NcIrurnrv
II NIcIiHESNY CO.. c"rTFo5NNo F %IifIfssf an
Ia. oMMlsS!9N NEK;mGHtANTr No is Gravier street
| ~" rIrhlN nHrln !, lr1'l, ms 3m&W
LIZ 400 casks MaFEett East India Pale for sale by
| IL s. WOLFF
| D corner DRAWER and Now Levee ats,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
SnhEGErr9s
BaS'ISs

LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
fCorreced expressly Orleans lily Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

RI DTECEG To CARP sGN'EEGEssa AND BUILDERS
PATENT SAWED neutrality-suspicious.,
Roth Rough and Dressed from TIE very hest YELLOW
PINE S timber for sale r lats 10 quit purchasers,
1t the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fnl9 " STAR planning AlL New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Extra spHcil :rs when required night by Notifying
the conductor Fare 81 per trip.
The SteI Train will GENTLY Station, whe Notified
except however, mail tTiU4. fGro il eaek way.
Conductor must be notified before the t.
Gan-Eus5aE leave Jal 41eppt very i've min
at88.
TlYl FANtETtY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS
B r A Z S SAN TIL GO.

To sail OF FR1hAY, March 20 1851, O'Clock A. NJ.
rf--1sz,t-4s NEW ORLEANS AID hRAEfS SAN
IN pfIa TtAGD q. s. Mail I.ue-FOr Bra70s &a1.aro
Indiauoac superior iron steamship hriHuEl:s
R. H. Smith commander will sail Above carrying the u s.
mails For freight passage. having elegant accommodations
apply on board,
m23 7, G. HARRIS. Manager. Fl Cnnn at.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

$sl5a fSSss7 son AID GRFAT EhRTHERN
s4tT3- !saltt-.. .lazs22EH. r TT,fGA q.
TO Passenger Trains leave the De}0t the If CALI
2pF and MAgHfIia streets dsilyhe Mail Train $50 i. NJ.
sud tie ExpTesg Train n Z. N.
ronnec'ioEs with MI tho Northern and Eastern Roads, md
ikL sold oil the principal cities Of the Morrill,
Wtst.
Tine New York, three days ard Il Prizes SIS o.
For '1rther information apply ut The i$eneral Ticket Oice
liz Camp street.
fsesr viii racaved the Copnny'a Depot,
re ttrect late 5l 7. NJ, daily, Sundays exceptol0
Tie c. rtr!lAy re,p9nsble for loss y fire.
Exet.rsion Train Magnolia leaves Saturday
Z. s. WILLIAMS,
tvl5 " General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

; "a A14A Wv ~ N'"' ->S'' S. WOLFF,
fe8 corner Grsvier and New leRea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

NTOLASSES....-... .NHOLASSES.
superior article Of Sugar. Syrup Molasses, of the
rous brGu made at our Orleans Refinery" for
sale by A. THOMSON & CO.,
JAZZ sm 48 Tchoupitoulas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

"a s#~s4r IL. MARSH, DrGNHAN 81 CO.,
cT1aa7--11@G7- CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF CARONDELET AND GRAyIER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of CAR
RACES their mandatory in New jersey which they
,der for sale very reasonable terr,s
Exclusive sale of Dusenbury Van Desen and Douglas9
Pnst,s of Neygark. New Jersey. HIGHT RGGIES ms en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

certify tho foregoing to be true copy Of the original exRn
In current archives.
Witness my hand and seal at New Orleans on tho 18TH day
VI az ~ ~ '"' WALTER II. PETERs. N. P.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-24
Advertising Rates.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-27

klOyd0 hattYOa0 M p.
LOiD'S Railroad Asp shows every Railroad
- in running order up 70 February 1st, lS6l.--
Every station is1narked down an the roads, and
the distances between each station, and the total
length Of the road; aiso the lame oi its officers,
their place Of residence, and the running time Of
the trains on every kallrosd In America are given.
livery river in America Is traced ont, and tho
towns and cities ont the Ohio and Mississippi and
other rivers are marked plainly, All the Forts,
Batteries and Strongholds in this country ere laid
down prominently. For tale by
NV. WESTCOTT,
jyl7 Main-si., I'd duor from 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-27
Keokuk Drug Store.
sifsh.street, bet. main 4 bl0ndsan
KEOKUK.IOWA.

ALAKG KAssoYtnent ofDrugs1
a Chemicals, instruments ane
FascyArtieles jsst received =
the above ostablithment, con-
prisine all the new Chemicsl
PrapaEatinna, Tildan kFlnidEx:
tracts, ,Trusses A bdominal Sup.
porters Pessaries ,Speeuluns d
All kinda. otethoscepcs, Cathe.
ters, SpermatorrhGs Rings, and
some splendid cases Of Char.
riefe's superior instruments.
These articles having been Sc
lscted with special reference /,
the known va1ts Of the profs,
the best terms TO Physicians q
rv;t 70 AA~
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
LAUGHING Toe SOON.

The Pioneer says, the MISSEsoTIAA gin
newspaper way, illustrates the urfortu-
nate con iitiou Of the farcical DR.. O'CALLA-
HAN" To which we answer, that our
Democratic contemporary is, We most re-
spectfulIy suggest, laughing little too
5000. The game it seeks is not yet brought
down Z, Birds in Inc bush are proverbially
uncertain bipeds. True, it has made ev~
cry arrangement ingenuity and unscrupu-
iousneSs could suggest ~ crush US out and
get the State Printing, Of a Republican
Legislature, 5ypro1y but We wouldmild-
" observe, that though We confess 10 be-
ing neither NAPOLEON nor a YELLING
TON, We think We may yet turn out a sort
cf old BLUCHER, who came in and won the
doubtful victory before nighttali. Wouldn't
it be rich, though, to tell to posterity, that
a partlZan press like the Ponce, which had
been backed with Sl20, 900 Of printing plum
der, to oppose the Republican party with
viruenUe and yehemence at every step Of
its progress, should so maneuvre it, by
convenient stool pigeons, and protested
Rer"b'inqn proxies, or newspaper ten
ders that, when the party it opposed
came into power, the Pioneer should De
duty REMARKED Jor its opposition by receiv-
ing also The pr nting patronage at its dis
posal. This rich joke. We assure our rea-
dcrs, is attempting TO be silly perpetrated;
and II is the prospect Of the joke being re-
ceiyed with immense success" which
renders i now SO insolent and so much
disposed to slur us. The publishers and
editors oi The Pioneer dishouorcd them
selves by sueakingly obtaining the exclu-
siye use OF the WNsLow telegraph line,
against their solemn bargain with us, in
writing, 10 the contrary; we think, howev-
or, thew will lail to induce Republican Lee
gislature, BY any combination to keep
their com pany on the roll of dishonor, by
giving them, directly, Or Indirectly, the
public printing
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
TaxG PIONEER ON TWO SIDES.
The Pioneer commences an article thus


"a contemporary which in a newspaper way, e.
iustrates the uafcrtunats condition OF he farcisa
Dr.. o'cala' AZ, asets 70 see discrepancy between
two articles lately published in this journal upon the
condition VI public affairs"
And then our cotemporary proceeds to
answer our article of the Sd. and show how
consistently press can look two ways ofa
Sunday :" DOW encouraging the North
with a word or two, and, anon, patting the
Secessonistso ON The back = and yielding the
whole argument against Disunion-by ad
uniting they have Justification for their re-
bellion, in the wrongs" they have suffered
at the hands Of the North, which wrongs
!, thinks ought to be redressed by amend
soents to the Constitution guaranteeing Sia
very in the Territories, and Congressional
Slave code for its protection there
In one breath II exclaims that " We
must crush this Southern rebellion beneath
tho iron heel of force 4" and IN the next
"We must concede 10 their threatS--give
them what they ask, Or part Of what
they aSk-as an indncement for them to
try the same game Of coercion over again
whichever their half Of the Compromise =,
is all gained, and they want the Northern
half Of it; as for Instance, in the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise, and the passage
Of the Kansas Nebraska act of discord
No wonder Mr.. NswsoN, in the old depart
ed Times, used so often 10 exclaim, The
Pioaeer is funny paper" Mr. NEwsoN
was right, 1t was one OF bis wisest obser-
yatious.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
tEHE REIGN OF DEsPCTKsM AND
TERROR IN THE SOUTH.


We are permitted to copy the following
from letter of young man in Mem
pbis, to a friend il st. Paul:
"MEnPHls, Tenn, Dec. %, 1860.
- & Times are very
dull, and there is not half the business
done herstthat there was before election
| expeasto have my wages reduced after
THIS Isonth to twenty dollars per month
Idon't get much to do now. There are
hunh eds about the city out of work. l
don't know how they live, !or this is the
blast oountry to get along without money.
Those that have been 20 work on the evees
and other public works below here, have
been cheated out Of their wages almost IN
vasiably, the contractors having run off
Those that have come from tie North
would have been better at home, even il
they had TO work for their board.
There was great procession last night
in honor Of South Carolina going out Of the
Union Several buildings were illumina-
ted The SECESSION feeling is very strong
here. Anybody suspected Of being Lin
cOln supporter is notified by the Minute
Men" 70 leave Many have left here
What Republicans are hare keep their
mouths slut, your humble servant being
among ,he number. The grossest outra-
ces are committed SOath of here Oh per-
sons suspected of having Republican pro.
cliyities, and the perpetrators lauded by
the press. Instances are too numerous to
mention. The New York Tyilmne and
other Republican papers that were crcuia-
ted here once are now no where 10 be
seen few would have the temerity 70 en-
quire for one at the news depots.
We are here on about the dividing lire
between the " seccssioaists" and tie cen
servatives," the blue cockades" and the
n.corn- cobs." The States North Of here
are for remaining in the Union, bat now
that secession has begun, nobody pre-
tends to know when, where, or no" it will
terminate The States South Of here adj
ssocatc immediate secession, knowing that
buchanan Will not take active measures
against them, thus giving time and
strength, for they know what to expect
nne, Lincoln takes his sat 9ro tt;nc
here is settled fact, that SIX or seven
States are going ont at all events
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

RGF Commodore KEARNEY, first on the
active list N the United States Navy, has
sent request TO- President BUCHANAN to
be placed on the retired List, or If not gran
ted, to accept his resignation. The pros
pect Of active service seems to have linn
bering Influence upon this naval hero, and
be seems anxious 70 crawl out OF the lee
portfolios.
-4Y" The aStronom of the French
academy are busy discussing the nature
of a cloud detached from the SIMS disc du-
ring the late eclipses, and which, having
been Invisible to the eyes of observers, has
only been revealed by its impression on
the photographic pictures of the celestial
summary during the occurrence of the
eclipse.
.r~ BlCLEE, Of Pennsylvania, meeting
john CocHBANE casually at the Hall at
W1lLARp's Hotel, said, "What about this
RAuEy fraud, CocHRANE; do you hear
any thing in addition?" ooh" replied
!CocHRASE,. There is nothing in addition,
it's all in subtraction
-4y. An erroneous impression prevails
that the city Of Charleston is commanded
by Fort Sumpter. The distance from the
Fort to the city is between four and five
miles. The fort thai commands Charles
ton is that known as Castle Pinckney,
which is within a mile Of the city, and
which has been taken by the Carolinians.
g BABY, the accommodating clerk
who recently distracted some 5000, 900
worth of Indian trust bonds from the In
terror, is South Carolinian. His ,nisap
preparation Of nearly q million Of dollars
of Securities was q specimen of (" Chival
ry" not very Inconsistent with the idea
that state can, at pleasure, nullify nation
al compacts, and appropriate. to its own
use, the National funds.
MgL Lord NAPIER has been appointed
English Ambassador to the Court Of St.
Petersburg, in place of Sir JOHN CRAMp-
TON, who has been removed to Madrid
.CBAMpToN gave consi derable offence to
the aristocratic ladies of st. Petersburg by
marrying the opera singer, VICTORIA BAL
Re, and BY his diplomatic position giving
her precedence in matters of etiquette
over the ladies Of the Court and diplomatic
corps Ills thought these domestic diff
culties have had something to do with his
removal y Madrid
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

try, and cry, 30, God, give us a city Of
refuge s-' .'-'-----~
"How do we,hope then to save the
Union for which we have declared our
selves By declaring that banded treason
shall destroy neither Union nor Constitu-
ton. Neither merchants .,or manufactures
in townmeeting can do this for us, nor
can it be done by dog like trucking to the
South. These are the men who would
buy the Constitution by tape and bobbin.
They have tried TO buy the South and the
South has spurned them, and in the day
of wrath they will be first to call upon
the mountains TO fall and hide them.
"The speaker bad never measured his
expression to the prevailing opinion. He
could not falsely express himself. The
South believes the North is craven, and
the men to whom he alluded have afforded
them additional evidence of the fact. And
is the President going to purchase peace
by betraying his own people, or win be de-
fend the peace. The Constitution should
be defended by the valor oil its votaries,
and unless all think as the speaker, the
Union ana the Constitution are gone for
ever
"Do this, and the country is egain safe.
God will prosper the Republic, and all will
DC well"