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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19
Real Gstate for Sale.

LOR SALE.-A 4-stOry and basement brown
i font RESIDENCE No. West 2sthst New.York;
Is inrhes by 81 lot ~ feet inches deep
TO- hot and cold water heaters &C. Also the - oTy 4od
basement bro snone f. mt BUILDING 20 by 7s No 40 Dey
st New YoTk Also, elegant COUNTRY SEAT at OasuinE
new 6 OF the Hudon barn. carriage ice and
euhou o.; hh ponts, fruit aud u all tabe For sale
TO ela,e es.ate. SCKlBNER Il DEN5LOW, Attomeys for
E1scutor, No. 70 W.Lst., Now.YoTk. ttF
L'OR SALE, would be exchanged for FARM
j near thi, City, PRAIRIE FARM 10 miles by railroad
Chcsg ILL., conttnng 800 Of excellent land all
closed aud good garden w.te Abundsn The hou'e
Is OF brick well built snd convepicty arranged story and
attic A. 1910 feet with brck htchsn 8I1 feet Csa under
ali The barn s OIs0 feet and in every way ar.eass i'd
g Smoke and icehonse and other out budding. complete
TIE location perfectly healthy and 10 churches aud
schools. Enquire St No. 81 WslkeEtt
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New Publications.
TNHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Il FOR sEP1E dBER

WiI be Ready VEIN EeDAii Ahg 70 .,
CONTBIBUT RS To THE NUMBER. James Russell
Eowoil w Holmes Mrs H. Bhtowe, bsyerd I@yior, Ire
eaore Winthrop T. w Hiegusou Richard Orsn bite ar
net Matneau Z. P Whpple, c. l. Norton, and other Pop1
The Of series Of characteristics stories by the late MAJOR
wiuthrop author The March OF the NewN ok th keg
oeatn Sc appear in this number AsO, an heoonnt OF,
Mrs. Brovnit nes and death IN Florence by
epd Of the poetess timely articles the National 1
Ihe Adyantazes of Deeat' bread sod the NewtpsPeET
On0e1 'Ne N'O'"' 49, TICKNOR FIELDS. Boston.
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EosI am fonn0.

dbe'A REWARD. - LOST, on Friday, the
RCSv 10th met while going from Bleeeker.ts through
8ths and Of Bro ,way. SlS0LESrONE
DiAMoND gREAsEPiN. It's chiefly valued git from
deceased friend Tn. noder will receive the above reward and
no ouesious aste II delivered stopped by apasnbrok
premicm in sddltoS to the above viii given Cell No.
% eth-bt, coTnes Of Greene.
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6petldl Notices.


PostsOGsce NEw.YoKK, Aus. l6 ieslIPo6ie notice is
ArbY ev.a tst on eDd after MONnAY, the 18Th i1st the
MAIL for BOSTON, via NEwHAVEN, heretofore closing at
. p "' WI 0'0'e william 3, TAYLOR, Postmaster.
An Adjourned Meeting of the FIFTH WARD REPUB
LiCAN ASSOCIATION will Be held az LairPs Ftib Ward
Hosel 90 MONDAY EVENING, Aug 10, 1901, at o'clock
'''''''' JOSEPH B. TAYLOR, President.
wy Wy hEsRI BAILEY Secretaries
Twelfth Ward Republican AssOeistion.-A regu,
ksI meeting Of this VAL be bed THIS Ihcnday
EykNIN august ~ le ct cor si ara
Nn. L. PAFOR. Secretary.
Twenty-arst Ward Republican Asseciation,-A
reg Lar ss'ios q tni NJ W." 4S Sc SSy oeocs
f0n''u1 sPENcFR KIRBY, President.
J. Soils RITrsRsAsD Secretary,
Arr 9 et IL o'clock Suejsc Protection for Drouts
and f''~s'' 15 JoHN W CHAMBERS Rec. seo. pro TEN.
1Torton,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-ImProvemeots
nnsde machinery for manufacturing God Psns end Sc
cured sp5,ciiber by Leers ste have ensbsd him 70
production bring the eost within the resh oil A
The writing public should kno The following s.s Sonsant
stee ieOe il is economy to ufe Gold fens IRE ola rt
remains unchanged BY yea Of continued use while the steel
Pen b. co1OOD and ~ear therefore peTect
epiiorty Of writing c5shed only by the Of the Gold
Pen qhe Gold Pen IS always ready spd reliable While the
ab-re re IN the <he Gold Pen there bgeat saving o.
time Gold capable Of receiving any degree OF elasticity 80
sh,se be nerves Of the band and arm sIe injured
be the by the OF steel Pene he j. now @
- g. tb. eveIs. vgea Of every one of which win
sOss OF the best Steel Pens Sold by ell dealer, in me me
Is all orders 5closins cash or pos, samPs
vnreceve omp tenlon do eI Pens conesPondpsn
-, Nv mail or StheTTse as directed. Address
A. NORTON No % MadenIane Ne"-i ork.
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AntnssnIent5.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

QAhNUNN AmGNlNhN 2uCoilONh'
The manager !. hry satided being enabled to snn0une'
b: psS1' hs % NOVELTY
ssuL ASP EXTRA9sPSARRY NoyEtTY NNoyELTY
WONDERFUL AVID EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY
offered to the peopl- of Newforks
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
FROM THE RIVER RIVER NILE NILE II II E9YPr' E9YPT
ERSM ERSM TIE TIE sIyER aIyER NILE NILE n II ESYPr
FROM rHE RIVER NILE IN E9iPTs
H $$Hs $H
TIE MARyEd. OF OF TIE ANIMAL. KNdD0G
The on. Sc.S snc S *. sf nd the
Gosernmolt 70 syo the country, eIeep, special favor
These m Msr Sc 'si'sfe R1sF X AND S0 0ToSPiRFUL
M9sT M9sT EARE KaRE ASB 4SB " woSBEsFUE SBEssUE =
Of all the animal ereaOn They have never been .e oSt Of
GDfs P.R and ths one now 10 0a1ei to tSs
se prc IA svor The Grand 2icofoy Ep; He win %
at eyer, d, s sps sysSiB SSB KEEPER OS
who exhibit, the and attachment Of dons parent for h'
pet charge.
WHAT Is Trl Or MAN MONKEY.
SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. MONSTER
SNAKES, AQUARlA, HAPPY FAMILY LIVING SEAL
WAX FI1URES. &c.
Tn. Lecture Room Entertain ments embrace
PETITE DRAMA, VAUDEVILLE. BURLETTA and.
FAkCE
By company Of musical aud d'smatic talent
Miss DAWRON, D0UBLE-yOICED VOCALIST,
Mile. MATILDA 1UGDT,
The Talented Young Violibist. 80.
Admission to sl Is cents Children under TO- 10 cen h
WINTER GARDEN.
w MONDAY, Aug 10, 1861,
OPENING NIGHT Of the nginsl American Co h.,Hsn
Nh. J. = CLARKE,
who win give for he first time In York his original and
admirable conception Of
Mrs Toodles (G Mrs % " Thsyer
Mr.. CLARKE
will also enact tho lsuIbs5le charac,eIof
COUSIN JOE,
In Buckttones Comedietts Of
THE ROUGH pI A q,
Tho charming artistic, - -- =. -
IN her favoriie role Of MArsery.
To conclude with the ro.i Ing fssee OF
TIL y 4.
tfrt sppoarAnee: L. Bster
Rose.
Miss fzjames 49,, ohsnH-u
GEORGE CHRISRYs MINSTRELS.
W stuyvessnt Institute BroAdssy Bond.t Coolest
House Ga The City. Op.n niyhty GEORGE CHRlSrY al
SIXTEEN fIRsT-CLASS PERFORMERS Doors open OF
I: commence At a. Adrsttnce Is cents
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Board an0 Rooms.
Go Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN SOUTH
IL BROOKLYN. new threestory house, With wst~r
range Sc neatly furnished throughout aud IS minutes ride m m
the Sou Ferry moderate, add possession given
Gumedisely. Addres. Boz, No. 2,gt2, 7. q.
FURNISHED HOUSE or ROOMS 10 RENT
II Apply 1t No. II Eat l6ths-
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DROPOSALS for 500, GOO oG tho CROTOl


PROPOSALS for 100000 r6 the CROTON
i WATER STOCK Of the CITY Of, NEw-YoRK. Sealed
Proposals be reeeivsd the CONT oes Office until Friday
sept 1861 a. o'clock M wh' will be publicly
opened for the whole Of tho Hundred
Thousand Dolsr the Croton a, Sok of the CITY Of
York hodzed BY ehapt, 3 Of ,he Laws OF 1860 by
s or supp ~ efCrooe Water and extending
ng s .,S soeS viii be uosg and So1ns me sss nsi
ennnm payaoie quarter sgly aud the principal viii be re-
deema5e on tne -. asy fN0Ycmbsr 1888. -,
Tho proposals vi" Of stock desired aDe the
price per one HUNDRED dollars thereof aud persons whose
PoPoas are aeepe ywi bo repaired deposit with toe Ch;m
bean oil me Si Sthn days after the opening Of the BIOS
. the same.
On presenting the COnroerr rsr,s Of the Chamber
lain Tor such o Pos the pIe ~ be ened to receive Ger.
interest frovi tle daes OF pawn ssrg.
Esch prJpoion should be- sealed and niorfed "Poposas
or Cotr Waef sock ofth .Cty of New aud he sane
ncoeo IN second enveoI sddlesed to the % tfoher.
seseiyed ont ~ part Controller to reject any
ors Of the bids eon sed Necessary protect or promote
the .nteress Of the city.
"a ROBERT T. HAWs Controller
SEy OF New Iors ID ssrtnent of FINANCE,
y SoauObetsoNf 7, 1901.
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Urp Sooos.

NINE. DEMORESTs SKIRTS. No Skirts
NL equal 10 Mime. DKMORESTs n.wsh.ped Prize Medal
sklRTSj will not sp tho spTngs and cannot &C., cot Of
order No t7j Broadway, sos f9 and $40 Canal q No ~
lEhst No 2A Oraud No. ll9 shAy, snd No l3i
Pierpou brooklyn Remember cheaper than the cheapest
aud better n an the best Great Rednc.on ~ Proe&
4 L X. Ii. MACY's,
N 9Th AVENUE and iTH.sT.,
Ladies' yo1 will always Bd best Paris Md Ohoyes sc Aue
on lots is LACE 00ODS Lace Msntlas kc Auction ots Ia
EMBR 1UERlES Auction lots 10 RlBbOhS, Auction lots In
ory Auction lots "a Linens and Whie Goods. Aucion lots
in Linen Hsudb eTcie tet yls French Foye job ots Ia
y Ankee Notions LsdieI UBdeT Clothing, Corss's Nc
DERFECT FITTING SHIRTS at McLAUGH-
LlNs, No 269 Greenwich st. Of Mzsy. Send ior
Pries fiss and difsctiors foT seh ni-ss sareuIent.
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Ps,ssgsr Station in NswYok. cor 2'hs and sh'sS In
trance 2ith-s:.
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nlEsital Jnstrnments.

At MILLTI"s MUSIC SIUltE, NO. 3y5 Broad
~ sv yns bny Toetave PIANO i,ee Gs-.s
- f 49,; also the largest tt0ck Of NUslC so M SiO
sSSTRU MP STs In the country low prices of casa oouH'
ofdefs sbic.d. and promptly bllod
4 IGHTE * BRADBURYS'
IL NEW SCALE OVERSTRUH9 BASS PATENT,lNsu 4
ND EULl lROS-fKAME GRAND and SQUARE flAn D.
FOflTES, Nc. AL Broome-st.
What everybody must Be te Everybody ssyshe ne
the bsst therefore they must 10 the best
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS Agent, has
III, y.moxsa 20 No AL Broadway, between Graoe aDd
PIANOS for xls o. All
i c,rx.d Lea, 400 and warranted secon hand
pIasoS ,na MEIODfONs ftom s25 10 $50. AMI hds Of
x,I Merchandise Al war p,icea Pianos and Eelod to
h, o,, 40 o S6 nor month rent allowed II purchased
agreement Monthly psymrtts received for the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

CLINTON FIRR IssuB sycs Co.
NEw.YORK JuI 3, 1861
nVIDEND.-A Sem-Annual Diyt dend of seven
~ "a per cent has declared this .,abe on demand
JAS B. AMF Ia Secretary
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Chances for Busincss Alen.

DOCK AGENTS can mike 81 per day selling
- Perfumes edition Of INFANTRY TACTICS. ofcs No.
- Chsthsu-st
WTANTED-One iast-saiing SCHOONER Of
w abont fesstei PROPELLER Of leo to 300
tun and CLEANERS Of po 10 400 tun. Parties
having vessels Of the above dscnpon which ,hoY wish 70 DIS
po,o Of fair price for cash sy hear Of purchaser BY ad
desns Boa No 3sl Post ofce stating particulars and where
they Ia seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

Il PORT and FALL RiStR-The spleudid and scpsrior
TuFsDAy THURSDAY, snd SATURDAY. at O'clock p 10.
ard the BAY STATE Capt A "a. on MONDAY. WEDNES1
Hereafter no rooms wi ,. regarded secured any sPo
Freight Bon fdrw sr9sd through With great dispatch by
~ nL]pe'' WI hoRbkN Agent Nos. 20 and a west...
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ENoCH LEWIS. General sayt. IA 1Isoons, on1fy p. !

NEW-yERSEY RAILROAD For PHIIA-
~ DELPHA and the SOUTH and wEsr. via JERSEY
ClTf-Mal ~ Express Ii beye N-w.Yofk ard M
and and m fGe. 50 Taouzh tlckes sold Tor GIs-
c,nnsa s1a ae ss o i.r sre and throasb bsi'ts
w. WOODRUFF As.istan, Superintendent
baggage will be received for uuless
eheckea - nlinutes IN advance Of be time
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, xDvy SINGING BOOK for DAY-sCHOOLs,

NEvy SINGING BOOK for DAY-SCHOOLS,
n r,Ied the DAYS H0oL BELL, ia nov ready !, CON
n T;o. Ouarte and ChOruses many Of them written e1
pressy this work. beside rome 90 pgss OF The
niles and Public Schools Il is complied by HORACE
WATERS Author of sabbath School s,ls" No.; 3; and.
Roe Soys S S & T & ioO s sSTSa ps S sonp
foBhe foBfi ,f HORACE RAJ Waters No 4 Broadway NewYOi
nICKENSs NEW BOOK.
~ GREAT EXPECTATIONS:
Two illustrated editions for sale this day by oil oooh'ee
"'u "' '4'5.Df' 4. b. PETERSON 4, BROTHERS, ,.,,.
No 36 Ches nt-siTee, Phiadeipms
HICKENS's NEW BOOK.
~ GREAT EXPECTATIONS .r
illustrated editions for sale this day by al boof'ee
ana are pDOT.nSa 4. 5. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS, ..
No. 3o6 Ches street. Phiadephia
DTCKENS's GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
~ re n,c9 eEEAF 9EE1. EXREST6kKioNS' RfsT RI6k
CHARLES piCKEkTTT sHTaaRs hrs eeoP9RoHTED EDITION,
DUoDFCIMo ILLUSTRATED EDITION,
'NNA1 AN' GREAT ExPEcTATl.o%Nssx q Nssxppcr ATOMS,
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
DUoDEClNo 1LLUsIRATED EDIlTioN' EDI :, cloth.
oie in daodrcimo or 81 sO iOr sale this day
by all 00ol'ssi T. aId PErfERsoN En- l,SSd e BROTHERS
No. 3O6 Chestnut street, Phllsdelpnia-
Now Really:
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE
THE FULL history
THE LEMMoSS SLAVE CASE.
FROM ITS ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
CONTEsTs:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE. before whom the Gaze was
fIet heard.
OPINION OF TIE SUPREME couRE
Points opd Arguments Of
CHARLES O'CON0R,
WIN. NJ. EvARTS, snd go,
TOSFPH RIIJNT. in the Court Of AppeIs
And the Opinions OF
JUDGES DEMO, WRIGHT aud ClEhkE -,
The gres; importance Of tho legal and political pfncipe
invovedthe with which the Issues were made anu
abty with which the argument was sustained on oyh
oes render this Of tho most sgnincdnt Bni uhVesJ
Interesting islt took place In this county
Price 95 cents per oopy-yS per dozen.
Postsge b cents per copy atd,tiopn "
Address THE TRIBUNE, NeW-iob
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
TERMINtTS-Lesve jar essiip and 3afh.t Ferries news
YOrs and 80. m f.r sreeseort y N aps
q M. am $50 $3.50 snd $50 m For Jsn;e. iSsvs
M IL M, 430 5:W and $50 Trains lesye nan'S
Point on arrival Of boat from Jsnesshp. .-.
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NTEW.YORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

, SUMNER ARR >NGENHET. iSoi'
" COMMENCING AUGUST ~, 1851.
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, , no oI ~ALI,sT., Aug 49, 1861.
~ FIRE INSURANCE CON r,ANY Of tbi, ety have THIS
DAY declared semiannual d. srpd Of TEN ej PER CENT
the capital stock psysble-eA deiaard
l. @. IRVING, Secretary.
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CTEAMER METAMORA.-For AmOs-st. 3Oth-
= a. and YonEers, Hastings. Doabs Ferry, Nyscs RLsiss
g. st,- srd ayerstrsw Leaves pier foot Of Jsy, daily
~ o.. M and l:3D D. rn onias a. trip on FRIDAYS,
and ng.Sing on $3.50 Trip.
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CTEAMBOAT THOs. POWELL, Capt. And Anaer, 7,
Ws.t Point Conwa Nrwbrrgh POoshksepse, kondee' Se
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OFFICE OF rak SE1URirY FIRE I,sURAScR Co.,
%, 81 PinHss, New York. Aug. IL, 1851;
1 blNlDEN.D.-A Semi-Annual Dividend OF
- ThHE% AND oN.E-HALF (Si) PER CENT has THIS
peer declared payable the stockholdes on denaY
Aso, aNrEtEsr Gsix t6l PER CENT per aDnun1 on the
out'sr1dDg Scrip payable upon Of the 6cste
By order OF ihe Board.
Il, l.. HAYDOCpI
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CITNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAVERS
y STR Ayy-bs steamer Me-, leaves Pier foot OF ysy
eysry Sunday Morning 13j making usual landiDgss
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IM DIFFERENT n.yles COMIC. SATIRE
5,O sOO OAL and PATRIOTIC ENVELOPES from original
~ n any aaaIess Ieesipt ~ 90 esnis By s. C. UP
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8tsamboats ano Railroads.

DOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers
ID COMMONWEALTH sod PLYMOUTH ROCK, from PICK
No 10 st5p m w ~ EDWARDS Ak-at office us Westst.
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NLW.YORK and NEW -hAvEN RAILROAD.
lN-NoTfCE-O snd sf - MONDAY AoE 10, lss1, The
3i p. M train oa. Of NowYork for rot VIII Be ehanssdI
an q leave at p N. JAS H. hofTi Sup.
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Instruction.
IS A MER. SCHOOL Il

AT s., PRIVATE LESSONS.-Mr. DOL
N BEAR No. coo Broadway, hss reduced os terms foi
Angnr fro IS TO IS Stiff trembling will be trained
ont Of any hand for ST. LADIES' y.h fashionable hand
aud gentlemen rspid business style.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Financial.
"TnIsIrr ByILDse," No; III BToadwsy' !

A SESII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of THREE
"A AND HfLS CD PER CENT has been decl ,red tho
capital stock Of the raNNsYLyANlA COAL COMPANY,
able the Office In the Cy of NrwYoTk end after the
18th Of Augu inst The Transfer Books win closed the
9th 70 the 10Th iast. both inclusive.
GEO. A HOYT Treasurer.
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III sumner arrangement Thr-e express trains each wayS
RARITANa and DEL BAY RAILROAD for Red Bank shfews,
bury LJNO Works &C. On and sferyuy lss
tbe popular sieanbos SEA SHORE. csg sherman VII esve
foot of daily at 10 aud M fof fou
Monumental connecti5g there With regular sssns
Returning leave Bergen at IN end o. m, asd LUSy
BRANCH at M, l0i q and a p. m. Stages sosnscs
ih cara for all u the connry Exceant meeh m ,nS
Sea shore CQaIYUrATiON and EXCURSION TiokEiI
suit tile tines
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-25
Ex-senator Green.

1t appears that ex Senator Green has
violated his parole given to the United
States authorities, by leaving Canton and
Monticello on Saturday morning, in CON-
pany with his brother Martin, and from
three to five hundred armed men, to join
the rebels at some point in the interior.
Col, Carney, passenger from Canton,
corroberates this statement. There was
an intense feeling amongst the Union men
at this act of dishonor, and stronger de-
sire than lever to wipe out secession and
We cannot sec how there can be any
surprise atany act Of dishonor on the part
Of Jim Green He is the fellow whose
white daughter, was sold to a Louisiana
Planter, less than two years ago. She
was child Of nine years, and of unusual
beauty and intelligence, and travelled from
some point up the river to St. Louis in
company with her Hon. father, he on his
wap to his seat in U. s. Senate, she on her
way to the Slave Pen Of St. Louis, there
to await the departure Of her new master
for his home. The Honorable Jim cx-
pressed his honorable regret that the
child should have been separated from
her mother to whom she was very tenderly
attached, and whose heart he feared would
break for her child; but as it all happened
in the natural order of events, what could
the honorable gentleman do?
Now, men who have met such miscre-
ant as him, or in any treated him as gen.
tlemen have no right to complain Of any
scoundrelism on his part, or any loss they
may suffer by trusting to his honor.
Scotch have proverb. ellie down with
dogs and rise with Aeas." Men who VOL
UNFAIRLY mingle with those who make
merchandise Of their OVID children, need
feel no surprise at having their pockets
picked.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-25
HEAD QuAR's LIST MINI. Re1t,
Near Alexandra VI. july Is. 1871


Hons. Il. NJ Rice, N. S. W;zki..os,
Cyrus Aharich and William Windon,:
l perceive that Bill has been reported
in Congress, allowing . bounty Of $50, to
each Three Months volunteer Who NAV re.
inlst for three year, OF during the war.
I respectfully suggest Is our Delegation,
the proprietys Of 80 amending said Bill,
as to secure said bounty to all Three Months
Volunteers, who have already ,reenlisted .s
above. &c. '~-~' ~
Surely the men from Minnesota and
other States, who promptly and patrioi-
cally reenlisted without the tender of tho
bounty, merit equal consideration and
compensation, with those, who under the
influence Of the proposition may remain in
the service Of their country.
Truly yours,
STEPHEN MILLER
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-25

! u the Republican State eConveption.
They are a1pledgedato 'oast 'Kamsey and
iaau gurate tho gingerbread regime; bu,
our iafmers5 need Only keep IT'LL. The
whole thingis cut and 'dry. Col. Miller
is'sone, tBazsstt and MeKe lvey,'tho Saint
Cloud workers In the County Republican
Board are gone, Will Mitchell, our local,
FisEgone, ana bis 7fsthel,, H:.'z: Mitchell, i
confined TO tina Post lice There. il. not
an active politician in St. Cloud to oppose
90 ,t'apsfs'f Of l t|Aee Repdblie4n Partyito
tho Land Office coalition with the Rice
faction which il to sspszesde Ramsay, ..di,
vide the Republican, party, and bring our
State once more under the rule: Of Demo.
cratic muni6ceace. Staples aud Smith, Of
Rockville; Partridge, Robinson and Mont
gomery Of Fairhaveo; Atwood and you
Farwells, Trenches, Dam and other stauuch
Republican farmers of Maine Prairie,
what say you to it. We give you tair
warning. Never fight behind masked
battery. Job Smith, Gibbs, Cordwent
and you Stephen Oyster, you are a Dutch
Pennsylvania yourself, what do you
think Of getting rid Of Ramsey and trying
a little gingerbread generosity. You know
Daddy does the thra.hing and you grind
the wheat. Let's have 4 Governor who
will plank tho three cents and walk of
with the gingerbread.
The Republicans Of Sank Centre and on
back to the Red River, every sinner of
them, will 60 for Ramsey and Justice, for
they haven't souls to tower to the magni-
fioent height Of generosity without it,
What do you think they pay for their pa
pers IN hard cash as it is too far to send
wheat, so they'll go for Ramsey.
Men Of Morrison County, Ferguson,
Richardson, Monroe, Wheeler, Rice, lie
Sage, Hamilton, how arc you going to be
represented in State Convention !? See, at
least, that your delegates are pledged, and
it is highly probable that any man who
has received Federal appointment thro
the influence of our present Congressional
delegation is on our side, and will vote
for the gingerbread candidate no matter
how you pledge them. Rather guess we
have got you, and when Gil6llan is Gov
ernor, and Aldrich or Rice Senator for
six years to come, we expect to get an In
dian Agency, or something that will pay,
and you folks can do the pa ying.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-25

MUGG1Ns.-Some unfortunate worse1
half writes to Gen. Scott that he nigh,
save further army operations by sending
the writer's wife free pass within the en-.
emy's lines, when she would blow them
up sky high hea tongue being equal Ia
tun Of gunpowder. lMuggins, of the
U@ton, notices this, and naively remarks
that he has one got up on the same pat.
term So, 50! Henpecked, is he?
Poor Muggins! Poor Muggins
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-25

Tying to start q 6zs with vet wood. In
the course Of half an hour, sacceedd in
producing ba.e. Returned to tent,
Mocu1d . couple of blankets and after 70.
Psating q short prayer; lay down With the
hope thit some traveller passing alone
would~give my bones decent burial
By some strange E y previd.uee.rue avok.
in the morning all there, and the wagon
standing: the same oitl plae5. MANY
we're the prayers of thanksgiving that
were uttered. ~: III = I
Struck tent at half past six o'clock, and
arrived herest:eig It and myself
emaidhga ID. obtaiuss tosulr aaa.a, which L.
rives at eight o'clock. II bwhile waiting
forfthis, that1 xrie<f 7 7 ~ ~.
~ Two other parties If surveyors have Il,
come up to this district Of country With III.
strout's party passed here two days ago;
Charlton's turned Of towards White Bear
Lake on Friday: A large train, loaded
with furs for st. Paul, arrived here this
afternoon. There are several fine farms
at this place, and much stock. met
a gentlemen last week, who informed me
that, in company with another person, he
intended bringing five hundred head Of
sheep from Wiseonsin to Douglass Ceuaty
this fai1. Xxx. Y.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-25

A private letter from Col. Miller dated
July 18th says, I'VE are packing or
leaving behind our extra baggage, and ex.
pect to move in a day or two for Manassas
Junction.