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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
.,19stics Deprived q Her Dses.

"A Washington, despatch savist. us tn
'hea toteroment "docs not ii''fotpftte 10 visit
'capital punishment pun the rtd- SKIM; d
wretches who ,l,enaced the helpless deni.
zines. If 2Minnesots!s Them not OILY
vengeance, but justice will he outrageous
" depri d Tot er dues. Such IN exercise
of eIenenoy y J aid, b na u 1.'ly CO.. rue
by the offenders int, C. war ice 'oa the
! ,a,it xof the G,.v"t's,nen,.' .,tThcy ;sw.nld
;css . a.de that & did not dare. u, visit tn e
'canse ,aence, Of IN il ttsns rss ions; u! on
their IL sds, aud ID hike IL ste It. ,.,impnve
the occasion" to5perptt"ate; new 7outrages.
Mercy ju .iciously Gexete>e,l celestial vir-
tue !; but surrey that does outrage f., light,
're'nmes the most *: oble 7,e'T>i; es, If
thy. Goysrnmept properly rest"cts its own
dignity and would sa .e the, repetition Il
nj ASA .ssa, res 1ikc those in Minnesota, il will
nr,Ee such an exhibition Of it's power to
/: unish crime as the blood jthir~ts ''Bravs'
who have :derudat.i \ prosperous ce'u'nu.
nity, will p,t soon forget - -.liba~y Ere~-
ina JourMAk ''' 3s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
The Pennsylvande p Central II 1


311ua "a jH9tUJo1 --2.; '&2 ow 81.
This ro.d, ,1harioe its esrtera terminus At
Philadelphia, il Justly to BE- considered
one Of: and perhaps fAetest road in the
United States From Philadelphia to
Pittsturg the road runs a distance Of 356
n'sss, If which 29l miles 1 ire d: ,nbie t1zck
TIE entire fosd X s;;1si raezed III he most
admirable manner and the 6rmncss of it&
'bede the so&dHy and evenness IF it, track,
do not fail to cal, forth the epcemians Of
trayele's: SO f"rc,bly does. the smooth and
comparatively quiet running Of its cars,
Contrast with the ~earyins, tormea.,,s
melton Of ears on 50 mary of our Aa,eri-
can roads The care and skill With which
is trains pre- run, is evidenced by the fact,
! that h 'tt out g Of 800, 900 passengers carried
during, the last three years, none have loet
their lives from accidents, the res.lt of
negligence Of the Comp.ny or it, agents -
: Chicago r e: Gazette. !" ~ u, =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

1t eet0o that "a we're cOrUct. le1
days aso,,ia o. . 'terpretati'" Of the srn
'.tioafte't,sr.@ 'n.t ia'lpott.ats ehih.~sssi;n ia
the cabinet .nJ military circles were about
being made ie consequence ef sh'e.,s #
foreigp r;terven,ien VT C. Is 8
1t was firm New York, and not f:nm
France, the threat Of Intervention came,
which o. ened the eyes # the President.
10 the fact tha, he and the country had
been betrayed /. the ambition Of the Deu'-
ocratic Leaders, aud to the necessity Of
sFdssF1 tue sFny q ths;r scc5;nTl;ce5: +
he 'v.d.d yet ssvee the nation. The Nstaa
York e'ecti,n y! l.l.ce Z, On the ltthi.. is
result vas know 4 On ,kee 5,h--thee" last last
ciap'of thunder from The .toarm ann:th1 that had
'rollett4iIonn aaas A;l.nties - - lthe; P.e fc
over II, Non kern SKY: Thosae ThitaII men e. wLob
'cslIedit beniocr.tic ,t'tia,nph, miTtook ir ii
its meaning Abraham Lincoln ta,yi ta@,yi
better, WHIT it he.ata III nn.eaut aiutt1lt p1altionul
dish sh'srtenms1t" aud ae>paaiii--thse Il. ltsa.r:,iy,
sis d'.he hSald sentiment u the ecsin, ecs,dinn,ry s.;
ii. meaneruin. ti''.stul, quick and iirrctri,,', IL
abe; Unless the iataf c6nsseery.ttiiy; policy {
of' iaaction and ''aelay' <sref <st,ref 81 at ohese
and F,rc,er ab.nd5ned a1lsss be lr5,;mp, +
~ cut the niesl ss theH'c coisst1rvatiys
'shsrt i" which he had been e aentaicslee,d, ti
sna Il'res<e2 Forward our oauarf@ armies t,nder
setise aleadtrs, to . speedy ana co,,ciiosiivv,e,
triumph :q'd TAI Is 'nH '91'H a9.l !.
:.s1'he removal vf Mcclellan on On Tue sis
wss the Presidents snswter* to ths,' Fall
Ieleviions. It wss' = triumph If the ua-
s,.nprenisins r.di'ca4ls, which 1,ibSote th.,n:
vllset. .lLtAe gsiu- of the :.cd.isefyai@iiv,e,
'sats'is<ionists Il the ballot b;,x ss's'''' ''z
1t has lifted way the incubus under
| viii h the loral heart VI The Country was,
sinking, and will <conso;ida:: The people
once mvle III firm aud enthusiastic SUP: u,L
! port of Administrations II it had been
done q month ago the 'Dcni6c1racy, could
n* have carried single N0,rberb State.
AZ il is i ,nakessp their victories fvaiueless
to them. They have climbed thu tree III: il:
deed, but only 10 shake the fruit INTO our
lap St: -R.Q Press, -"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

: -A'f - ODs.--@
b Pa'IAzEL,atiA, Now II a special dis-
patch to The Washingsos S.er says the
srmy is nov mnszse'i ia the ;iciuity IF
Warrent''n,. where it has bcea since the
report "f the order transferring the CON-
n'xnd IT, Burn ide ,,.:. ,rg... "A
9~ On the day preceding the night of its
receipt. Gyl Nc: leilan announced to many
Of his officers his belief that within three
or four day at farthes, BE- would 6ght the
greatest; battle f the war, and achieve 4
victory fo, the Union that would probably
eud the rebellion. :, ::,ss7:.a..e /. :..:,:
No one blames Burnside for the sudden
halt Of the army: There will be no rapid
advance at present. Our advance il ouly
upon the northern bank Of the Rspp.ban-
mock, thoay yh the Unicn scouting cavalry
paries now and then venture iuto Eulper.
per from one to Eve mites fioa, tho river;
ltis not believed ut headquarters th.t Gen.
Ju. John$t''n, now in command Of the reb-
els at Culpepper, viii venture to accept .
serious battle this side 0: the Rspidan.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
- ZEAL B9TATN AGENCY,
81. CLOUD, xlNNEsoT4.K l.

sExrINsIvE Exploratiens ofy Land y ,nl11
exoer i,,ee IN Land once bssiness, 0iveshe up!
! d.c.iaasapesuli4ta adyA4t.ge.i ip !hessles''on n
land And the locaiion II Land wsfranis.
LAND WARRANTS for ssit q . ss'sta a.
ss.es On Nss Pork Prices. Ct ....r r.
% C,n,es,sd Prs Emption cases prosecuted BE-
ifsrs de local sna 0spsral Lan3 06es.oia
=, ,A.tes.ioa, psil - the payment q tsfesle
osuton, Shsrburas, MorrIson- sna oteesnns
Soanties.tfij -7iT3 T4fl...aes sag1 u aitti.
i, tT.sa lots for, sale in s.. Cloud; .x, , ~
v3a4l-tf l. A. h"ANe:s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
P1ttsbusv In . a'Tlght Place.

Stsa
The railroad@ bon lholders have Levied
on t:e rittsbare K.ter; works, in %atis
faction Of certain Judgments obtained
against the eIy. The tM>cn'c|e says; il,
We cunnet see what is to he ;:saiped in
. :,l.Teedi"y Ii.e this. niThe A'ity' Water
~ 'v5lk !: IN common xtstI 7rr'p rty
1o'vifnsa byy the csrror,'''', were long si',t.
@pia6sd III Che hands IT Irus ees, to te held
k,ti ttnehf Of t'.c h"ldets ID the Odd
m6nicailI al bonds, and It would be- strange
.i"3eed, If they 'eSoa1d be sold now to sat-
isip Judgments which we're nfst obtained
e 4fer; 'ihnd,h~ at,eri9e ec1a,Adn,hat: on Of ths
tratkfer:: Tile 'bona1'dht RI, however, al
s.sse t6at the assignment ~as' made Tor the
ipa1lflpp<5ieset+f p1fp5ee+f ttadin* The paymeut Of th+
iSSsrtst tre" due by The city and the!
hattss made the SEIZURE fJr' the purpose Of
testing its legality shaald the scour'
sqsisint the city ,g,;oif 4c4ai'<e the levy viii
aas si''ia''ans;t to AN, thing, u ut dth,rwisc "
:hatHe. 10 reason to expect that ihe bond
&olders Will ot4l'ush nlssters to extreu,i
1ies They have been exceedingly active
Sf''atk a"dif,htiasuecced. in q ting 'lhee
assignment Sc. aside, ou- readers may res,
asssted 4,kay' viii ,l'ste tlle moe, Of it =
=
ri fs'ett;, fthayy: may brig the city g:v
etnhie;ii1t TIA dead lick. II the Water
*a1iidks are liablc 10 seizure. so is, tic tal
LANCE &c IF the city trre''y, and as '.l;e
ffismtii,s inst tl'e<eny ",:~ =a,t'.t "
some s320,C0t, everything owned b, tn.
corporation ma. te swept away. -:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

rsa;l = thi zsLs Ton. f,eots'ss on; sae, unl...
t. ,sa'tb' ''rs!y venture to inter-
isfe. bc strongest 'sument in the world
! tor emancipation Ito zee man, many
hen, most men-all men, in passion With
a horse, sl'odgh they are their own property
M st yillainous'y do the,. abuse them, Just
So would they tn at . slave. 'v1
~: RUTH HALL.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

Judge Lane, Of Alabama has Addressed .
letter to Secretary Stanton, urging the adoption
Of smother pulley toward. the retel citfsens Of
biy sta,s than that heretofore pursued He
declare> the former Kindness displayed to-
wards them. TO have been unjust to the Union
men and trusts 1t is not to be repeated. He
urge. on MI" Slant on 70 advocate the tanish-
mint Of al dieloyAl ci,izens' from the lines he
commcnds Gen. BuelEs isse order bsaishin
such from Kentucky, and says he believes that
Gen: Buell. would have adopted the same policy
in N rih Alabama. had Ne remained ii COM
maud. The document is d'g gni6ed andlsarn, st,
andswiil bs found highly, increasing. (,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

rhf Csmpi'tee ri % ~ s tfort'h%c.'ions q % .ronnd
Washington. h.s appointed Gems: Gallon and
B.rn,aa4d 4 Eii Engiineer., and .afry? 81 Artillery
.t.db coma,ittee for inspecting sn,i reporting
upon the .stioas a~tOrk s,asi'i,ae. off, def.as.
around this city, T'4.see desrs,sh.'* ,arssAy
sx4a,i.sa .sen'y.six ef oar defensive IF! xsrts
sad atera'gions g'' .nd .dd',ions ea.
the whole Ars we'll satis6ed with the works n
8. Nh SIl gsois> 81 fEl2 S:1f'.ct sH'!:a'Sst
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

err seu'd not lie iq ue d.to rsplrr'elhl 'll 'he
polls etsry ooe ott them = Republican,
w tre { .,f&depsi that ae man: l:ving Z; iu
thst districs who csuld hy any possibility
'h-h been induced to vote t,r Seymour
failed to do so.-N !. T;bu..e. .,.... =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

The apple crop Of Western New T>rk 10
enormous, l1n The Rochester -ide<1ti.e1 says that
they can now be had 1t fifty cents per barrel
9ae farmer living ia Gates. has an orchard Of
choice grated fruit: otfe Cd ii. crop for twelve
AMI half cents per tushel.the purchaser to
gather IN. fruit and take oulv such as he want
ed and could sell Is merchasahlc fruit the offer
Was not seceRted. IN .~us,x
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

|,.ale, IL Foreign and Do"'estie Ezebe"se, =,
,. E, EsPs Lsad warr.ats constantly on hand
= and or sale y, snail ADVANCE from New
YorA prices. Collections made, Exchange
dr.wn !. theio vest current rates, ,Ts1etpaid, sc.
}! 1t. Glosi, juty ,!8sh, 1850. 3 y sug2-Sn
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

/, Coax 70. Cols:--scr.ps p,eee ofcomnon
chalk and rut = inch TO the soft corn and bind
linen rag to it Repeat the application during
ad.ys: and you win find the corn come oa like
shetland perfectly eursd.0 The cure 10 simple
and ef6cacious. 49,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

:" The Richmond Dspstet Of the 1'ih says
there is NO longer Any d.aha that Yankees ars
concentrating their forces in the neSshhoFhood
If Wilmington with the intention Of attacking
same troiu, u tie wilmington aud Weldon
r.,lioad.uafa aaT .a79no&s74 0tf bna
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

7HWeusJliave plstei The lassIegxrl :ttdi<o
high, though Our, sgsr,gs'sdlu<' from tkis
'j'o,urce. Is quito equal eoi,hs .iaoaa. .t-tesd
shove. ;. The polts lit of oar %i.esion dis.:
,sistshowsd several vossss ~hssata ss Jour
ncys-overy one Republican. Bo6e 70.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

General Banks declares that the present
'uinte+ is. not toh,' los, In iaaes ism s The Cow
ernne., Ne .Ays, is d&sernised s.> put Efo' tn
its strength, f,r numerous expeditions aFs on
foo, that cannot. i fvieeronsy pressed, pat b
fatal t. the revoked States. = *''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

- As.uning 1 that seymour mad ROLLED
2so.ooV votes in our State, We W Believe
that aggregate is made de-. up very nearly .s
''''"s ...9.i Il & j.; So. 4! 'J::u.ssI -
l. Those who always voted the reg -.
u II Lulsr Democratic ticket ;:' -. 20 1000
nA.. Extras drsmuaed up a,yl the Assv-y !"a
ciated kumsellers. s......:.. .....:... ~. 900
Ill I'll. 'Devo'ce- oi Slavery /, sud Cot,ou,,
,,- T., who ~ ympaahise With tho, Rehel.;7 50
lio", and want peace 1t any price 4O,0 O
= ". Republicans sick and Discouraged
bluus!a 1t the nisnanSgensdt and iosf-d t"<
:. .,td tficiepcy, t'hrough, imbecilsy o., ,7y
' treachery. tofthe cohdiic, u III r:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

~ 4 JAMES II. 1koHE1Yy.
Arro.xEy 1 coussElLoR A, LA"
... ST, CLOUD, g ,~
viii N .ke collections, invest money buy
all or loan land " Warrsnts, aud enter purchase
ar dispose Of Resi- iEstste." - =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

-rh> o4e,es II iae New sYork brokers Who
we're sen. - Rozt lafayette. VA. ,sonsthine
u nsrs han shaving \. il. 1Asy .rs charged
Win hsine eoha.ct.d ~,.h = tsa,1issysss ef
|s~indlinf The Ge1ersnent. 'T3Iaa .Fa.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20
Gigantic Frauds, Discovered
The Guilty Parties Arrested.

- ."..:.H '~.'2' New YoRK Nov. l3.
< For the last eighteen months the most
gigantic 3. stem Of fraud, ssa'rst the Gov
ernment, has been ,:o;"gan in this city,
by means Of fo' ged bills on The subsist-
cuce re"artment, il White street; The
facts are that Soloaan .Kohnstan, broker
sn', 6. B. .'Trac'y, broker, haze been III
the habit Of purchasing bills OIL the Sub
sis,ente Department in this city. for halt
and sometimes one-fvurth their; apparent
value Some parties were employed to
hunt up Contractors who have eubsisted
'u,cn,G and some Of the latter we're lid to
sign bills f.: subsisting 1000 men, y here
they h. lre.lly" provided for but 100.
4 here are man implicated in these frauds
ard quite a2uumber Of them already liz
rustody.. '"i1"-'. :. l1#""' ii:
J Kvhnstan and Tracey ware arrested on
Tuesday aud taken to Fort Lafayette -
One fu,lner contcssea having seen SlO, 900
worth Of these balls aud another scknowl
sd:es q still larger sum, a great deal of
which were fraudulent. 5:c 2G2E > :
Ii is supposed the whole will amount TO
NOT Ear from q million sd,llsrs.>s FIRE., -:
.. ,1 [ --.--1. ----i> - -. -7-7-1
HyDRoPnoBlA "A c".respo: dent If
one II our exchanges claims 'ha; . ctrtai"
,emedy f;,f- .hhyd!rophhobia has been di<c'r'
:red., :He writes as follows: -, '"':
i am now in my s),l year, and have
obtained what information r could, both
from, observation aud critical study. It.
has lately been discovered that . strung
dccoction made Of the tark Of the roots Of
white ash. when d.auk as a medicine, will
cure The bite # = mad ~ q dog. his, u"'
,cubtedly, is owing to the fat that rattle
rnskes can be made ,nore easiiyito crawl
over fire coals than white ash leaves; ard
are never found in the forests where the
white at, guws. ~ Jold i, nu. be adv's-
able for 'dru syists i" our large towns a.l
cities tu keep constantly d, hand nede-
c,h prepared from the roats ot',he' white
,,.h !! 1t MS sht' sbe the means cf eavin.. !,
some valuable lives frJth assudden aud
,,siufui desth. o1c49HniH ~ ylie,,I.tu Jad'
aoa ii tr----f-- -..< = - --- n = I,s dos.
rht Gsmri'tes vi t Yu IS fort 8 's-'ions .ronpd
Washington, b % appointed Gems: Calom and
B.rnard 4 Engineer., and Barry! 5! 'ooi Artillery.
I. ,db COMMITTEES for inspecting md reporting
upon 1he ystiods work 3, sai.t.a ofx tief.ass:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-20

80 5HF sFa#EENI fNFIK5 aHF sTaEH15HU
"a 1'FfnS 80" l21sr1FidI 4. '.''S'f5 - e11'S"'
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Z. NJ. WELLS GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Anti-BiliOus pills.

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