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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

Coon FOR THa GIsLs.-A copy Of the follow
ing has been sent To each Of the Southern
Rights Young men OF Christian co KY, VINO
have not enlisted:
"Sir:-Our committee understand that you
have some avaiia bic wea pons which tender
regard for your personal safety prevents you
froin using III defence OF our homes. ou'
threatened by Yankee Invaders. We can
pro GA Div find man who will use those weapons,
and If not some Of our own EEK Will shoulder
them. You will, therefore, please send them
TO the charge OF our committee, at Gen. Tighl-
NAN . headq uar ters.
SorraBaa RIaHTs IApIEs' ConAIrTER."
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RB;rRS OK A XARYLASDgB.
The Washing tou telegrs pine correspondent
.1,, Yr,-.yJ Ga4.iT(Iac a.

The Washington telegrap hic correspondent
Of the HlrGli, dated Dec. IL, says
William ii. PIt;isOn, Mary lander, who re-
Gently escaped from the rebel army III VIZ
ginia was brought 10 the city tO-dhY by Col.
Btaisdtll 0t The Eleventh Massachusetts,
HaUker's ii vision, aEd a safe Condnct granted
MIN 10 return nome. The oath Of allegiance
WAS administered 10 MIN by Col. Bialsde!,
ard he has turn sled valuable IT. iorHIAtIon
res tectiug The Il IN DER and disposition OF The
entruy's forces on the Lower Potomac. He
SAWS mat some thousands OF Marylarders
who went 10 Virginia are anxious to return.
4 dcl.u#tIOn OF ctlZeuS oi Eastern NltrY-
land waited upon GeH Hooker recently TO
ask what would BE done Witb those who
should return, aud he rcpI'd that they would
be allowed 10 resume their posi- rs iUyat
citizens Gu taking the oath OF allegiance.
The rebels on The OPP o>Ite shore n&ve called
loudly TO ine lipEP = On our SIDE to SEND btCK
that id dt ser ter or subs II tutT-
Plttlson says the accuracy and efficiency
of our artilerists asJouishrd them, wnlIe
their own caHUJHadmg has thus far proved
ImpOteut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

the NaW TX her'st' ga no 81 n, -..t
l. gpue trs that liadeuo ~seNsE-. ,F .t., :
sylvan Ia. wa he leading spirit 30r. -.
.~ttait' t!lcue at tpe R~punIf.tn to,
- mai raurus ora al Hnii - -atry. IS ...
~ the VI aphls .pphsie- g. he ~ttt. a. Anil,
gang, aTd Is piH $ iDE IN ihs Iousa e,ac4iyr.
same tiCtioLs, disorgar iyiuz, auIt ,...
perserse and anti-gGnttietrtito1 game ..
The TRAITOR Ntec6inridEs 81 "a -c5u4Il. rt.
out IN the ss-aate last session
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

In one OF tie Arkansas regiments there II q
deaf and dumb soldier. He says ~ he can
aght, ANA he VII. not leave lts cclpaHys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

From The New \ ORR correspondence : tha
philadelphia I,qaasr, dated Dec. lo, We ,ls.
H. aQllUwinc paragraph
aIr. t-n.s Faulkner, ex-N.niea-- u France
who, a. yOu AuOw, has he-n enjoying SOM
weeks Il eie-in, leisure At % certain fashion.
able watering place called / r. Warren. sap,
by one Uncle sam, tut c@d up iG town te.ds.
on parole lie Is sn ro4tt Agr btXte.s LHGd ID
exchange tor f4on. Mr.. Eg-. o; i,o ne~..r. Sd.
the story gQr7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

SEocKIs1 MURpER.-A man by the name OF
Christopher cameron, residing some three
miles Urth OF this place, IN the county OF
CasWell North Carolina, was brutaily
murdered in his own house on the night of
the 9Th instant In the early part of the
night the 0eceased was ut the house OF 4 free
negro BY the name OF Mitchell; ana while
there boosted OF being i'll possession of a large
sum OF money. After returning home, snG at
Il late bour OF tue night the door o:his house
was forced open by some one and the decehs-
ed III ordered III his bed HIS head, face. and
breast Were literally cut up with chop axe.
which the murderer found in the room. The
~lt1 Of tie decea aed. who was In the bed with
him, Was beaten until rendered inseusible.
and doubtless left by The ass assln under the
impression that she too was dead. A last
accounts no clue had been found indicating
the perpeIrator OF the fiendish outrases.
DdaxGts Rsztstsy, l1th.
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Tor fprai@nsog, ntrbg snd SECURING u, s.a.-f.
of-waf Iron plates Gfte-a and half fsa, ..
tsaFlh, 10 b'a PLACED y,ia-s Ahi com.
-unR kclsf tc ~ bsut to the Sid p@ II ne , i.
ssi from s,.r1 10 -'ern, sud -taA~d a. o.,
timber wifh g. sn'eu be.tist bol,. ~ one -,
u hiatt .nlIf,s n asalae,er. j. IA uAds,s.,,
that M p"p ,finedt s'<a' - ,nus ., e..
the S.sr- of var WIN ths ,..esf r,.-..,.
Iaia,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

Broad. to- hris VI lin, Hnd. When ffh'hihS 'ht
MAX /. ons If thcip Iril &" ~" Pavement, hid
If WA "h--rv,-d thai he VS. h'dls cH' on i''s
hr;'i ard .ftt,h~d in 's thr"'' f'is c''nra'',
tot- W"te a' uuue sirre-i"' 't"n 'aseh m" ~
| st-aiir' ,r,u-e. and 10" woaldrf man stated
shat 20 had beer, stabbed be one NJ them u"
stva ~. ualHe ~ i9iuIe >diitran, nn1 u" ~
paared Ia belong 60 sou" n'l'''Fy company
ine pe~"na under "rre"' IRE tameh - mel
" orSn'a' ann t"rn-''Hs '"loif' an" '"'ihi Z
- he a niamhtr "t thEi' i'rH'e company o.
r,n,., j., X;r.,,n;a Rs.;ma,t Ther,,ili L.,
trr,-;,yn4d Lefo,a The Maynr t,r exnI.inatiou
fh;s u1nfniuer ,nlljra, WAS fa,,n To- ;. hospj.
t,l
.-..-----
II. Ga,3jHe C,,sf,--Ihe t,ial Of John 4
Worstan for permitting a game called far,
H. he exhibited on his premises was resumed
IL the Hastings Court Yesterday morning -
Two faro tables were present. Nv way OF IL
iusti:,'iue the cas-, and throughout the day
thee inauim;'- Witnesses w.re objects Of
u:ncl, curiosity 10 th. uuiniiil'ed No-t of
The tine thus far has been occupied with the
examination Of policeE.n WA. y. Kelly aud
" alter T iibb Their testimony il not par
ticuArtv Intervening being confined Ia Il detail
Of the occurrences on the might of the forav
upon Nor-}aln's house, corner OF I'LL street
ard Tohar,o .Hrv. with which The public Is
hv thistjme to!,rablv familiar. Neither oithese
officers saw any playjpr III the house ihourh
they say persons 7labd!nS 'to"G'' ana faro ana
Attorney for the Commonwealth put IN "A deed
of the transfer Of the property Wherein the
establishment is located, to prove the oWtier-
ship of the premises. but 10 this tGe counsel
foGr Tue defence o"jecteG' ana TIE C"Nl' over,
ruled the objection The counsel then asked
leave to file bill Of exceptions, aud upon his
point the argument was progressing at late
'''''' ''''' = y'''''S'
Mayor = tt ne only case OF any prom
iuence Investigated by tho Mayor Yesterday
Wa the charge against Ia I-aH&d'n OF
shooting at slave named iiti"y cooper me
property Of John y Kelvin, tue PARTICULAR OF
10 ,rovoc,ion tor th,: nticnca bevonG the ne
.,ro rroner rofusai TO take I1r,.,ion to rj!e
IN his hack. eyrept mon condition that the fare
ha maid in advaore. For this he was dclibc
r.,1,.,- shot Al i'm 4 nublic street. and orlv es
DON was re1c:uded. to be further examined
before the Hastings Court for felonous shoot
ing.
Franh Livingston t"rmefiya private IN Col
H"uidh""SAI lee'Heh'' ION '-'r''''"ii"'
,"' =" H. ,i't5 Gn,,,+ hI,
t'" = Wa ''''SH' nv ~ |
no lni'h'F !9NtS"@"tlo' 81 'he '"Se " d. "6H
oW'ug 10 the absence Ca hnpoftdi" "l'itSTe5
Continued to the @"i instant
\ fine Of $40 WIS imposed upon Thomas
Phillips. for keeping his U;ir-rooIn open after
lno'rtnrk = NJ
Save,.I ne.ro i.linuuanfs were mt tbrnf.r,
T. ,f ,,u,.I ,r,,. ev., ., ,,-o,,.,, 81 r,.ta.,,,,
:" - ''N ' - -,
Hah''H Mas ''i'''h'''''' ~ loii ~ ,'S'''"'J'
t,,,,s...,gj. Miss Ida Iernon's gIIcoessfil
- ,,.,.,,...o :, -; l..
~ I;jI ,a,o, H. -,,,.I ,,,,,, 10
Inc uhtl'hteu i'"''"id@t '~7''"EU upon 'ue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

IL, Phlj.o GH2rt-s,incr the kriuory
buildings We're transferred TO the Coincide
rate Sja!eS. the corps known as The Pn6-
lie Gn4r1 have lacked the acrommoda
tons Necessary to the preservation Of their
efficiency. instead u having q suitable bar
racks, me men are scattered IN such places a.
tha authorities We're able e. obtain, honyh
altogether unsuitable and i!toouveHieIt. Tie
construction 81 a lew building IL some ei.,i-
bic location, tor permanent quarters, IL dozira-
bic, and the General Assembly Womb do a
good thing in adopting me- uIes f9r such u
purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

nl~s~5 " W AZ fsfsft-i !IUfif n s--iiht- an.
snunc.ng - aT ~ ut Hf Bingham. IA - .1f
STR trnW .a3rniRs' wi-s Ia sutngi.s upon M
s;er.sa tai were deli s-r-i, tha sustonsry - 80.
ia lInes adopted, sni he Hoes. adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

Kaa Stsll..1 ~ yesterday afternoon, t''F'e
lneu were proceeding down i'h street from
Broad. to ', ar,.s VI In, and. when reaching The
ma,k /. on. If t,,rIu I,.fl {" he raveineut, ahd
If WA oh-~rv,d thai he VS. badly cH' on i's
hs..i aud ,fahhed in I- Throat fli@ rtrnralt-
jot.- tv"te AZ uuue irre>i@' ""n taseh in'0 TIE
si.ii.. ,,,u-p anI tire wounded nru stated
shat 30 had been stabbed hs one nj them III
ftva nis mime ~ fI,uie >Hiiiean, nnh BE- ~
paartd Ia belong 60 son'r mint tFy company
Iae ~ uns ut,t-r arrest ARE rained - mel
Worsn4u auH Cotu.lius C"ltina, nne eh.,niI z
ia be a member ot tHEi. i;rHce = company %.
Hd'JtaN. aul the other 81 eX member - com
p4nv / II, Yir1 mia Regiment They viii lie
arraigned heto,e the Mavoi ipr eN'ltDhaiou
this morning. Sullivan WIS AIKEN t" Z. hospi-
tai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

again. "a Il hiss besri hetatof',re, oi tie chan.
pionsh;p Of the Southern people Bat the Il
genius Of pn,itnnism has spoilt ,he noble con
c.ption. and utterly brought 10 naugh, the
rand schsre q: American exY3,n.iti aud
snt. hi-t-,re at rnri nt,ieo, i,r 1874 aud 1851
Nl.. ro5 o..v fvca',ut IN" vast and .uria, rLol,
iesEraoilan y h - aejnaj a'hjr,ed hat wi
;rFss,, tae isn l. l,s otie, a az empire -
prospect tr,"'',r ia rs moral AMI mater al
proportions 'haa had ever 62orrd upon III,
cages 81 history
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

WHEErTSG, De-. JIG In the Legislature to-
DAY My Steward offered Il resolution re-ls II
lug all perSuOs III ibis State who takes out Ii
cense transact any business 10 first t. z, the
oath To support the Consultation and rFAore
:lia Government Of Virginia.
Mr. Brown, Of the hanawha, offered .ges-
olution 10 release the people OF that Alley
from taxes this year On account IF the dee as
ttliOn OF thtlI l0uMtry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

Of tho officers Of thu Grand Commanderv O.
Knights Temp!Ar of Virginia, elected Dee
l.. l~l:
Edward II Gin, Grand Commander.
! Robin Mcdaniel, deputy Grand Com.
IudUOer.
W B. Tsaacs. q Genfrali~Sjno.
John W. Potts G. Captain General.
James Evans. Grand Treasurer.
John Dove. q Recorder,
Francis t Bogcs, q. prelHte
GEORGE ". Dane q Senior Warden.
Pow hatan Il .stGrkp g Iunio- Warden
Robert +. Withers. q Standard Nearer.
Raniamin Giowls1n. q. Sword Bearer.
Charles WcA!pin, q WHTten.
t.rl4nHal StInnN. {, SteWArh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

10.0E. m6aI@.-Miss Ida Neruon's successful
engagement 1T the theatre terminates toni ght.
The unlimited patronage bestowed upon the
establishment Is pretty good evidence OF
public approval, for we take it that he PEG
ne vyeU!a got continue 10 repeat their visits
unless they were pleased With the perform
ancea.
Tie French Xouayes 1t Franklin Hall are
emucntly deserving of patronage Their ell
tcrtauiueE's are spicy, and conducted III an
uuexcap}i2rahic manner. We do nor hesitate
TO commend them tothe encouragement OF the
public.
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PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
FEON THE so AIN.

W. tecsivad las. night copies OF New Y IA
,nd Pail ds'phia rapa"s - 'ar" "a nv II
ttSt below VIII ~ FLU =. me tutfrts jug
,te,,s ~ n~ws vbieA We gamer ...r, 'a.4i
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SaV3t tlHscrT ,
None ~ ID ?
port.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24
Missouri War Items.

Gen. Pren:iss is j. command at Jcffer.
son City, that heishborhood having been
added to his military district.
Gen. Price. is believed. at Upton, to
have crossed the Usage, and determined to
make stand on the south bluff back Of
tue liver.
The Missouri DeAsocsoso of che l2Ih Says
there arc nos sab5aut one thohsau5f irsLsf
troops at Springfield. Sanguins exp%ots-
ito ~ are cherished that Southwest Mis-
oasi' Will soon be freed from the tyranny Of
the secsss,emi forces. aud Igutril.a bands.
This smtelilxencs wihsLegcx sesdingly srat-
ifsing to the hundreds If cxiled citizens
ff9lz The seQliQn VINO sse nov. s,5stiag
and who's famialys are distressed By Gu
forced absence from theis .honsS aud &C.
cupations. : Y 4 !. ! IT. !. s. e e y
A desertor .sys Gen. Price was near
John.tos q; Blair county, on "Wednesday
the hata His army vss disa6eosed, and
assertions nA3ep1s: u CT, I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

e. :. &W! fJ,,iiir iss,y ~ r,5I si !.
'63ssllent stock Of osokIng aal 'patlos stoves,
and misosliAnsons hardHare.. 1H6fSI fock =
sonp!sts. aand wss15dld q = ~
ing goeds LardHage, cke9p. % itySslh1 i 5c41l.
a full stock q iron will bs received next
vee.] .ssl. 6 s
Senator Doolittls, q Wisconsin, : liressei
the. citizens Of s.. Paul, on Tuesday evening,
on the rebellion. ~ a}>sss> es-e Ny
4 1T IS saidt!iat tho Minnesota second Rcgi.
ment viii bsssent TO Kentucky, ~ will aiyothe
Thl5d, Mhsn fntli El 9 alisl r;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24
!, Ftemont's Removal.

Tho New Yafk T,iibsa ia 50 special 81 the
22nl says Essm9nt'ss removal had been
decided on, in i Cabinet n,ees,.
ing called to consider the report Of Adj
Gen. Thomas; while the T:n.,s' special
Of saniei date says that The sctidn Of the
Cabinet mvetiiiy was the decision NIT to
interfere with Fremont's command ut pres
ent. The latter is doubtless correct. vi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

rhs My, r,iJu..s, giving IN a: ACCOUNT.
Of the malHeri,' " hauu .hcsrMe iisil seanl-
'cr ernuda ran the blockade. rra enter
cd sava"nasa wsh:its 4. ear;,s y arms, &c,
says: -, -, ~
The bermuda, it scems, Was expected,
and may, possibly, have been s,2nale,,
somexlesc On ths coast, Al any rate, 1t
the precise i,,u,M Mt ~ suit her kco,ivc.
*nience y heavy cannonad,uy was opened
At !. distant point by he reoe!%, aul the
blockadins squadron fastened th,,her to
ascert@sflts ca,.se.T When oytsot sight
the bermuda, it slipped in.
1t has ON board 900 Enfield rifles.
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SAVE THE PIECES

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SAVE THE PIECES sos z 2
EcoxoAv ~ !; .59sSssa 81 DssiNscHl sasas
eare;AHricaty,T nE SAWS KIxx., = gas
8 4. accidents win happen. even in veil reea.
lated families, il is very desirable to have some
cheap and oonvenient way forrspairing Furn;-
turs, Toys, Crockery, &c. =
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all suci. c,Herstnries; md no household
can afford 10 be without it. 1t Il alvsysready
and up 70 the sticking point.
& .usEYu lrISEVER HOUSE, =
s. = "A Brush accompanies each Bottle.
Price. = caIs. Address;s y y
& HEklyC G. SC.yfTdKa.
80. 4ssC66 Al src~, = ~ Ny *
CAU1iUN. 81
.Ascerta:n unpril cipletl Fsrroe = attempt.
pl.g 70 palm Oft on tue unsusIecsinK public, In
taesSassots ny REPAIR I'D Gill Isvog.l
;4A,;yn 8; pssvoqs g exasnine betsrs ptrcl:,-.
antl Zee u liz fdli naJne, ,-1a
rs i'.tl.i,!lto;s l.ii En- = I'D fI1Uk
IN As Y Y, 81: ~ .tsssi sss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

which will be il operation a.. 3 and night on
and after the lst Of Notwithstanding them
to DO work at short notice avoiding the de-
tention Of customers who cone from, 1 distance
with grists, - here. otors. I'D to make - IS,
BETTER QUALIFY or FLOUR THAN AxY
OTHER MILL ABOVE ST. ANTHONY
~, FALSE. e--r- 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

~" ssss~s~Av pssosSW su0 Vs"oAW 80
proved ADD nesflsd'in ~ IFsvs Of oAks, -loSSka
iik. .Cn,SJ O.. WINK / s.nn61s aa.aS
admiration tey, magniaseaos Of atrsss1i u e
j j., ;Eia & e: .Ss'a sss,; q 81.
naeeA ~ ales, bseaI sfests4 ip tia internal az
sssSsn.ati Nsps. globes, Sc. tadxss been
procured, Fh5eh viii mupA facilitate sipdy !;
whi)s ~ foiks ss}oYmsnd)d by ty@FStaae Su
pSslntsndsht ana Normal Board having been,
. sa.assl - r. 5 r. s soy s als
heretofore 70 procure. The scholars manifest
. much greater dispssitisn to study, anu
4Nsh ,bstlss. order. prevails than q Any pre-.
yiSat eaesieh,, Ia 6ns. - can, recommend Il. .
1Dl9tpiet u ahyh III ae g home g 4gsn sbraads
HSS AS I'LL q a., ~ 1ss9liA - ltss & tsi,,
sls !. q y !. iaea'isa. 2 !
r4>A ssssi6FsjStlstsd ylSae CAlsfis Pse1,ssysss
fhSs1 l11s1sS 1hAs1t - ~ pisf Ivy
as5ised . .Washin6tsa o. Tie 1Ost, 1kSy
Dojas ~ q $500 ~ - 6tA3e.
=. atoe6oAsy =. - Ne 3aa Rsglnsas. nso19
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

I A gentleman who arrived at .'aducah
to-day, tt.m Me:' pl.i+, reports that The
arsenal and ca'l''vn foundry, Iat that place,
were entirely dtestryYd ~ urc 1sw days
SINCE. : : : ~ Z
q The Department. received the following
dispatch from General Bank rcadquar.
tiers deseAibmg the battle Vi Harpers Ger.
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Thermomst Rae ,rd 4

RspostsaI tiPSsistj Jo5G All1o<xddclAr. 1y
$, f4elast, DrsZgist, st, Cloud,
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LoGA =HIS6E6

Miss NASx ~ HSathbr WI SpsHj sossiys,
bsf1S1k Terms, ~ 4usrtsr 81 tkksfvs wssks
8s:aial E.!sisins, Spelling, Geography. . I.
The same, with Grammar, ESQ
80 ,'s'.ss {. History, Algebra, &C.. 8 %
Pupils sfs desired 20 obtain the books 70.
se@msadsd y ,ths STATS Superins snasant..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

AWMSs pOE quarter OE-tWeiv0 week.:
Ssss'ss Msa''ns Smelling, II
T4s sans. With Grammar. s,So
e &c. :. 4. " History, Algebra, &c:. 500
Hnpfls sfs desired 70 obtain The books r..
y shs STATS :. sup.rin. saasnt 4,
.oa aseoaa. Il ] press 81 jas v,rL, aa i,
rscsiviag TIE sleetion returns 81 9 very late
hosf. together WITH the large anount Of I'm /
poltant teaesraphis, ~ Yere compelledto post.,
pone issuing until to-dayy-Fy iday. Several
locals Ars deferred until next week. ~, =,
Pos4 Os,lcs. Last quarter, over four thou
said listers, end sovsr taSatS kindred tram
eisnt newspapsrs were mailed q tho St. Cloud
Post O3ce. 2!s sRssft a35 5a5taftg sfassl
-0A lat Friday norniag, Captain fInmaa,s
company took up their line Of a arch for Fort
Ahsfsronbis. :ziy .ssa~at fa5;d i,ae .atss.
The weather. i clear ard pleasant, though
slightly bFacans' n IN .|'ts .g.p 81 a+1 ,..s15.I
MARAlsp.-0nl last IN anday. atSt. Anthony.
Charlss Powell Of Saint Cloud, 70 siiss Juilst
Aldsn, Of Saint Anthony Charley and bride:
paid 10 ayiny visit this week, returning 10
sains Anthony this morning. aaa .l 5ss
We ars indebted 10 J. W. Read, County
Auditor, for assistanc in copying the election
rstarns, published in q. days paper. 4 - 2s
col.r.MiLIsl.-4By q letter received from
Col. Miller on LAST Friday svsning, W learn
thss hs WAS dangerously, i'll, mach more 10
than at any previous time. He was at harris.
burg. .ite3Fsa xtils3a II saiioa o7g1s4q 81 'el.l
raAllls FilIs. Last night (Thur,dsy) the
prairie ores were nnasuall fierce and extern
sivs. On the East side Of tho river they
extended for miles, ,tinging the horizon with :
bright, red glow; while South-wssl Of ,us. .
larg9 stfs was burning brightly The view
net learned whether any property Was de,
We are isdeb.ed to the publisher for
"Lloyd's Military Map Of 4 Virginia, and
''Lloyd's,, Nilit9rye Map of the Soathe IN
stass,.s,, They will Be found very useful in
these times, when one wants to iknowahe ex-
act geographical position Of the many points
mentioned daily in the tslsgraphic reports -
Thess maps are just the thing. 4 Price ~ per
copy for the former, colored in counties; ten
for IS dollars. The latter so cents per copy.
Address }. 7. Lloyd, New York. ,zsr.F>
USsrf. --On last Monday evening, the Saint
Paul stsgs, while coming sp the Lower Ferry
road, and when almost ~ the top, tipped COM
plstsly ever, landing right side up at the foot
esthessnk, by the river. The accident was
slid 80 have been prod acel BY one Of the lead
ets baking. Nine passengers were on board,
but 40 enc was injured, beyond . few slight
'qr.sehss, s'a,3.' ST. , +, 5 III .. 49,
.Aspo,xrxrxr. : We oonsra aula.s our fr;.nd,
J.sB. Mile. on having received The appo;p,.
mint Of Receiver q the y 8, Land ofaes. at
ottsr Tail, ,Mr NJ is perfectly so,npstess to
srSnsacs the business connected with the Of
Ecu, aud the sproiatlent Is y sooa one He
will depart next week q, enter, upoa his new
duties. n. T.. Morse. OF Little Falls. is Rsa.
i.,.,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-24

ENGLAND, s nEsRsaArE"t + II Corrox,
MAY INTERFERE IN TIE WAK.-Nc have
only report, Oh which issi4 bsssi,,ot to com-
nlent tu.ther at present, any more than u,
that otter rcport. more n,smenioa. .t.aare-
y4sstsa osrselpes, ut TIE asal4xyo Ind ~
tee >costo.. r.,..n lk.A txoaldo indeed boa
sisa' IT desperation. ,tsssotjcct wyutD be
TO force England u ableak the biJskads;
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go.es.4 e,e.sds lhrt.ta...4,s az Aaes.y. cut
Ion eAoayh 20 fast i.A tier, We mead uot
take che matter into consideration y Yes.
w M ..o4sseloes Be rendered lesperuate
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arb tfa.sy istsSksr<ace IA q quarrel ~
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