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. -.ALBERTTs SD,

I febT87e Atty for PIT.
MASTERS SALE-PUks UANT
iNl 'toths connlGrd of 3 second pIafiss dscrsiaI
sFaeI Of sais from ths Court Of C0nRion FiaAs, oi
Gus ahog q county, Ohio, st ths suiI OF aamu d
BInsla aud kdEin ~ -Brooks, sagaInsS HoTlfio y
Gates, Della u, Satssi augusta e, Miltlsoergsr
EdEnHha-G.Ps mitilebefRsrfs " ilisti MfttlebsrQeF
Commercial Mutual insurelcs Co, Thomas Al
Howe, Joslah King and tFLiiam bhinn, erecutOrt
oi lhas EerI, De- eaaed and ofhers, E0s ne diraRf
ed shah sxlose for sae, at pubic auctiUn, at the
door Of ne Court House iElthe lOIsF o. OIspe,ali5
on The 18th day Of February, ls63 az two clock n
~ taid iaJ the f5ifCEihg- descTfbs pisces or
parcels Of land 70 Wit situate IN the toEnship 81
BrUUkiynf beiIlE h1mDar baVeh In The tn irtesrth
range Of iQERfh the GDnnGcticsg 81 e-tsrn q
serve In the STATE or Ohio and which s also IN tbs
on west side Of CuFahoga River, nov In Cilg oi
uleEeiAndy and % b0anded Is ioliUas. essterly bT
Cuyahoga h1ver; npgsheTiF By land heretofore con-
'geye I'd Juaah COT bf John 81. Hoolsssf west b5
kiyt strssf- eailcd and southsrlY b. laud for.
nee y oWned By irod v illianis, and being ninety
atr ght angles with Biyer street, and said ETer h
iFus It Get, about ons handrsd ane- iortY iees De-
ing the same land conveyed to said EdmuuQ q. 2
Eltt sberger, b the9hto ldie nHurane and frtsi
COMPANY, BY deed recorded IN LuJ abosa Uouufg
zet ords F0f ~ psge3 q dud q And also, anothsf
above, AID bounded Nor thefly by said paFl OF and
above dsselthe ea5ierlF ~ Guy IliVsT vest
eTly by said River str st; and 5Oatherly by line
parallel WITH she eoFtheflF lieet aad fTtniy-one
iest distant thefefIemi extending h0m said kiFsT
osiid hTFr street, Eeihg pzrt ~ the Alfred W IL
twenty ieet mont on szid kiver, and the Elevator
nldpg LmanhinotT, and q tura1 aid premises,
Be the same less but subject to all Legal
ighlFaye..s A7praissdi Is s7z0o.i - -
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I'D ~ Hih ri SgiH R1AkL .sea
1ANIl EahoFlD 10 MS INV oUARTIns,
, o4tO?s28odi nisi9al fni IiFe Is b C0iC
1ssd stQRPOlila AAsl lanFt H11Soo Rlbi lagtsEB5 o
's E RSsssI'e tSEsosi1n th' qaa Ot Re saa' Aa
EyeEything IN The line Of OonisOtiQassEs o ApDfal
WHOLEbALh AND RETAIL a8 usual.
isoGsi pF8PERB ANB EeF UBREEEssF
JsFitsa Shl ehRiossh Hattb5sG DWnOdub RsisnGO.
HSi abffFHA bfisp 81 sStav4fib B9ffEEYai Ia'
at the Ooprt House. -
a5s Al 2sEIiEsf 4 ~ t9 ofI9piIlyit9s piIyt9s 9ai lob
iIMRKRIAIz IELdlf Gun 0RoPsz .5aa4ssrl u
an' '554F salRF .5 z sas qoHi''t0ne Ss HPsTs
ri tFsrEs0OKc OUT FOB THE EAEEEYs1Eib |
lONF E6TI0NERY Z FRUTT5l
b1ow onsoA0VLD. & 4RVHSEN,I b44,4 |
I,oqlSbms. = ea- - SUPHRIOR ST.g |
gd .ssob sd yyhht5 yIlI5 At4s5hJpi l4s5J 0htolvldo vs,
.hiBgs she dsatrabtion II oat stand Ho IA ggupsi
dor street we have taken the large and oommodioui
hHidtnss 10 $50 Supoto btrogtI and htt5d 70 a. il
ailElS superior 2 ANYTHING in the city. . ssI.
va -OU B PA R L LORR
eE the peFgibg Of Cakst, CrOsmS Rsdp, a. sOn ihd
SSG9a nSGE, ad ere !s5ss 9is az ag s1a 2ssEl
seSsSs1sFs tast Es eap serve thfA p HHaa hslts
In connection With the Wholesale ane RetelF ad
fRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY DUsINEss,
/ ~ ara PEeRezfd 5o ElbglEnj 3v4a lgay 1goaL
-.t WEDDINGS. AND PARTIES q,
to ne enIre satsiaction o. Customers, with avery
artiela qeq % Hoh ofcaai uills gl1s1lv
Our stock Of sancesi Pickles, Preserves, and Fresh
CANNED ! Fntt 4obeteEa, sslmo8s 1&C igrVefg large,
and Si bs Kept IN oPnstAat supply q th9 V9ry best
| - DUB SODA FOUNTAIN .si .....
b bNsIfsubbiisd Gnd VIII hofor ah drafts fAds on Il
baHlliWe aee'Eh1lsaalS uanufA0eursr5 Of yiiii.Ai
/
Of evefY variety and also wholesale deasrH IN Oh
| kdaESS LEAfOksF h IA ksA1TNksl ahd F0REfGE
FRU1TS Of every description and NUTS Of ell kinds
/ found - = - ...s. "a \. 49,, So. iYl8; ti;ll.
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N0ues.

Fn ststsgf H,t3i 9hier lcOurt OF Common Pleas.
Frederick Il, BsoE5ans93' Fl Ppp6, For Money only.
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William BIstcherI Plaihtfh, % ths Court q
3If -aafafainSt..4 sal zle bzOomInCn Z ieas Of
William s. Marsh, Defendant. CuyahOga Co, .
fTNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William s. Marsh is hereby n0dfsd that q
POSITION forithe EeeoFeFy OF money only has this
day been filed in the Clerks office OF the Court Of
Common Pleas of Cnyahoga county, and State Of
Ohlo setting forth that the said defendant is in-
debted 10 the said plaintiff in the sum of fifteen
hundred forty dOllaisand sixry five cents,
with interest thereon from the. fth dsy Of Oet0,
ber A. ID. 1861, upon promissOry note Of said
defendant, datedat Port Hopes in g pper0anada5
on the third day Of August, 1851, and made pay !
able in two months after date to this plaintiff Il
the Bank Of Upper Csnhda, for the sum afofe.
said that the said defendant Is also indebted to
the said pisintih Tor tie xpehse Of pro- ssting
safdn0tF in the sEm Of two dollars and SIX Gems
and interest thereon from said 7th Of October
ana thar said petition prays Judgment against
said defednant on said note l1or the sum OF
81 $50. Il, with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of October, A ID. 1867 sand de fenJahb IS farthef
notified that he must answer id-petitiOn on or
before the l2Ih day Of april next; or In default
thereof iud gnaeht vii be taken against hir. 'i
..t ss-., RANNEY, BAGkUSiS a NOBLE,
Plaiutif AttOrneys-
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koid.a A1aIla 51I1lssn & Alt9EHsyl.

OletelAnQ1 1ep- 4y A VI l52lsoou
MI ASTER'S SALE-PURsUANTT n
lyl the command Of 4 dactetai order Of sale
isansd from the D0urt Of Common Plsas of OaF-
anosa county aohiQs st the lpit ot John A. Foot
others, to directed. sos for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door OF the Court House in the
City Of UleVeland in said county. on the twenty fifth
5aZ s. EsprgaFIi lss3 aE tep oelosk a n. IN .tois
Panel No 4 "A AtrAst Or f6t u iafl stuatsd in the
t9vlship of New Wburgh, eng plumber seven IN the
twelfth range 81 toNnsip ia the onecticut Vest
srn KsserYsB A. the SEals Of Uho sRd Fhieh O. sza
n The county Of OuyahOgaI and Is known b being
part Of Ia a9d, ana houaded ai0llOHss eonnetsi1a
4 point north cnains and s. LINKS IRON the south
west uuThbF 81 sand lot l9i thehee n0fth along the
lie South west CON 81 6f land -eoaT5yed By Charles
II. Robinspn 10 David 2. W. Day; Eheqca east de-
grees south one ~ cham ard 5sz Links along the
so1thsrlE lina otsaid land conEeysd ~ koDmaOn 70
easteriy line Of said lot conveyed By Eobins6n -
Day aioEesai1, hYe (5l chains and s. links % the
center q CedGr street th5Iice south So east al0nf
the csnteF Of said Cedar street cue huHdreq and AZ
parallel with the west line twenty hVs (25) chains
nifty i0aE and enc half (54fl inks thence west three
80 chains 6ghiy nihe . IdDne haf to94l hnksat 70
the Placs Of btginnlnEi containing n Ne and one
eiglftR eeraS OF land AFp iitiah1 81 tt5dd4' q
Parcel NO. 2. A lot q land ~ the SCWnsDlP, ot
NeWbutgh county 6f cas- GhC Ea, snd state Of I hi0
and dea5EiDed - tploTgsr vita Begnnipg 81 ste1s
In the center Of Osdar street aud on the Weat ns OF
sid lotee f19Ilce saai 4 .oat1 as ahundroa tiaof
feet along the center OF said Cedar sfreeti Lnehee
5outh sasastfgo t5)F thaias sixty hFe N65l finkzs
theuca WesF A. north one ki) cham and my nlne 4
Gus han (sefl links the Wesi hne of sa1t 0t s5s
.AessS 9oz5R aS3g t9if EssE 3s q az q SAsiRs s3S
being sven siEhihs % oia9 aeSs q lSae PgrAis7
Sd at s234. GAO d MlMAH,
5Ohlf A. Tost,. -i-5ai Master CoHIn'rsa
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Gen. Lane. Po.itioE5 Bedasa 81 Himself.
On Wednesday evening last the Ninth
(Gsrmanl Wisconsin Regiment serensdsd
General Lane st the Planters House,
Lsavsnworth In Response, be said:
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~ 5HSfS4E n1i EFBkEsss, THas1si'' ."
GHsH "A 6f h@9sSl55 f3A19b5 I
AF''' 4II Tt 5s3.I Iail''

Uh--A.A5LbSON,
.S SS95dRi5s doslsr9 S5Sis tSsJS 1SS Eiss S9i AS
ms above h6fisd diio6Fes. How'll pey the Sam&
iSR iRs d2i,sd 81 n dsSs.:6 dEassia'S ai
.5ss Ri9E 3 ssSSs 3S5iafa Il .SSy @ s8s "a. ess: "a
4S9RSS sr 3, S ~ sss that h' A's Perfected
q tbs above ana otbsf
,idaIOiq RR3HATE DISEABEBiOo
Wii5 bEBlfIT% N f5s SisS as 'R 5es yePF1sR
q " % 9ss sqifSs @ StSss p y s 2S Si1s
EE s "a Si SS8s sstSiaI6s 81
a4; sTIsiS @ 5SS bo,s. 1. r..,sS.r aas2SsTa
SsSSi az i5 ts SaTPoss q snsnsrins ths 55ocs1t
~ CHE aeld 9qt ETsat tons leEgrto hs 81
thig, tRAi heigable g give oEtife Easi51ctisn q
those who reP0Ee eonhdenee IN hiI ability and integi
on treatment Which challenges any Phyglcan Of Lonl
dan or aTiI, Or En P1tont meiolhe 70 sqaal Tor th
:2a SsES g S5 % IS 81 d'Iesi sIS
HON sexla OF secret abuse f...i,,.., .-f IL
St So rs az S Gs Irs ~ e GI 70 sSs Ssss
A9ls hs 9as, e 5sliss q &c SsEt age9 gaSe e
no restrictions IN 6ist or business rslurod Third
y his treatment Is positive and 81 ain II an osiel
hosS5i s StH M 5 SSd GsnS q Ss'is ss
4HIpe pense suRsEfeFitT - htl lag trsatsut ever an
otheT now known 70 the World IN poins Of pTomst
pe, 1qppI1 EabdEa1E, hafoeE Aai& eoaVs1isao4
| % tbs Eatsans.
l. Ll asABSlN a psrREnsntll IsSAiod in Ulsv4lh1d,
and has during che past two yeaI4 performed mA1l
en- q 5of 6tssai which had for PtaiI fssi1s8d 81
other modes Of treatment. Refarenoao can baEyon 80
lndivdInlE e. the aftt peCtSbiftT In CievslEhd,
Skill ana nteEFit5 lie ulf siUnE
pYEpeIaie, khuemAtisat Sos0flla end Al .ehrQnic
aieelse9 traaeBd vi In psrior FdcSeh8. "
- Aledieine gsnt to any pagt af she eoERtrg On
.PEl gJI,gsA's e 4sy- l8essbsa FAHdSlogg lsE Isl'
DIR. GIBSON, aaiiz.ag
Professor Of ,-EseatrepatAyiaHd AeSiSiEs,
ofieS-ll9 feneoA st., 2 i9E dOOrs from suOsriOr
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Rsllsf Or Ihe W,egnaed---The Rulh At

sTfaUI Cairs, ltido g
TIE fesh Of humane and i0yal- eitiSsus
from ar parts Of the west to the relief Of the
wounded at Fort DgnEls7n vas iRondegfuL
AZ Cairo, Gen. Oullum commenced receiving
dispatches from town aftertoR1, city after
city, Siais alter State, OF the coming dsleea-
dona iu1til he exclaimed hat he would b
NOS polzlsd wbss to do with the nurse
than wa thg wounded. Tie tain from
VentEalia on thst night consisted Of OFsf
org fill . snzatJ- Packed, ~ q raHfhi0 Cairo
SIX nqll s4snd tips. s53trS aud q. gEs 4.
anEioa2 feiaitxes, -hHtt ainrtty we're VOL
un1sgrs II the eause Of tbs conut5v and ii.
brave and victorious soldiers.
CsirQ 5Eas .pot 3 .PargeulsFIy ags.sshls
place 70 tarry In after the heavy rsinS ~ ~,
preoeding night, and the steamers bonnS -
Padaeah were OEeFcroWded with nursea = a !,
leaf one hundred Of the Springfield deleeS /.
tiol Wss unable 70 get threugh.
Ers. Gen, Grant ald four children, unsbbs
% tet 8 pass 70 Fort Donslson ID, i6ih 81 I
husband came up the Blinofs Central, a. d
Prooeedsd o Clneianati II Ckiegas IEi5i6,S
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TEbHf H1fIfES-

EN - u teieNEO IL
AS44l4t4S SAIE 45S..-Izfil 81 JIfE. d !
-ILL-ANGE1 n q ll 81 f665stsi-6 -6FlaS-o
-. non fhs Vent II ,fpIl11eu = le.III lo9t
loanlg al Lhs sait lss5-ssd sisi.5Ssi4
~ 9,. 0s2-nplily 4g4il5t I54ac u, HeAit
pubic 4uetiol, The door of ths Courf House, n
me yltg q CLEVELAND, On the twenty -ffth dag d
Mareh lsol e three etaa en1ua dsf
seElped parcels Of land, Situate In tho CtY 81 QsEs
ahe, ootasy 20 lOt5 81 l-asi 9tlt u OAs5 and
anoTn DI " being RAlt q HeEitt n tht
70 witt Cb o6
a5s1S,s.5 P4Tosl sSi 9; ss va sVbaivsOa
Parcel No. slsQSaasizfseA aI1aid sdbdsgil-
lon. Appfhfsed at Slat3,.s - ....--, n
Parcel No, Lot No ssfthf5td 81 nsid gut MA
ion. ApPraised s. In 5ojsrH Is-EsWO \ w
Parcel No. 4. Lot No, eighteen Of Baid Bubdivfs-
ion. Appraised % so15y4 20 aloEl-li1a Z .c4L
Parcel NO-6-Hks-Bsa1eHlyil lPaFt -oE lot No nifls-
teen Of sed digaiqne boz nded noEtherly, south
erly and We5sery by The lot lih68, and sasterlF by
the centre line Of bFick Wall nearly parallel With
MerWin street and about i1rtg-gsVs1 feet ds tsnt
routheaaterlF fhelefrom. Apprai5sd &c fz3fSr-lo
RGrcsl 3do.6. I1b -e48tefly PM Of l0g Eot nlne-
teen 81 lIfid 81 u5difisfDn bounded nor s1te
y and gOathsrly y the Tot linea-shd isrlF u
tno c9ntte line bf bIiEk AL Etlyt tarailsl Fit1
Mer11n street and About forty sssgeR bet distllt
s0uthesatsrly therafrQm, Apprhised ~ S9ss.l l1st
"a HEhkf G. ABBEN, Master DomHsln,i
hhAAAI, bAoEUs q hoaaa, Attornoya,,4 5l8slsu
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William BletcheT, PIAihttf5) In the Court Of
againsog Common kleas0f
WilliAEn s Marsh, ,Dsfendantl Cuyahoga co. o.
THE DEFENDANT IN This laCTI(JN,
William S. Marsh, - hereby n6tifgd thai i
petition, Tor the recovery Of money only h1s tins
day been hled in the Olerk Ofice Of fhe Court
Of Common Pleasof Cuyahoga County and = sIate
Of Ohio, setting fOfth that the said Is
7indebtedito 20 the said plaiutif In fe suns Of one
hn1Ired thiry -four d0llansaIia 1hirty Eve cents
with Interest thereon from the "a -dayof Eobrd-
raryty AL 1851 upon aipnomissOry note Of said
defendant, dated az Hope, In the PrOVines OF
Canada, on the 30thday- JanuaTy, A. D.. 1855
Andla1ada pay ata ain twelve mBnths sfteL date
70 one John X. Roche OF bearer, for the sum of
tWeifty Sever potfds ana fifteen shiiiings 81
which nQlss BiEHtiG y QFner Rld beArsP, and
that said petition praYs judgment against said
defendant on said mole iOf the sum OF Sl34 and
81 100, with intereIt from February q A. D. 1851
Said defendant IS further u0thitd alhats be musi
answer said petitiOn.on or before The 18th day Of
April next or IN default thereof Judgment will
be taken agafnst hiIhs As.t 7ii 40 4a49ael 81
~ A
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LsavsnWorlh. In Fssponse, he said:
HRemSfks have been nuneBousiy eirou.
lated By interested parties that there we're
dinollties between the gallant Huntsrand
myselk All such reports are utterly false.
Whsa the Union is in danger, he is trait
orsFtestEless g atiF up ii diffcRlties -belHeen
those whose first suhfti0n q is to serve
their country. iIHl AlA9
When the fsets ara known, these mis-.
srabls creatures Who wiIfdlly circulate
falssho9ds will be covered ell over with
oOhfuBion. Soldiers Of Wisconsin, shall
60 int danger with you and the men Of
K66Eassand-fiihs5ilQ QeSt; ulli-=55s=7
serDs Freedom a. q ,eogHas dSTs ZshaH do R
a. a private 81 lUlIgH
aBasr soldiers ell dIfBoaIEss VII Be
harhoni5sdl General Hdntef is d tried
and true soldier man Of ezpeTiepeet snd
msn hAo Hove sth6 8tseiok thsi t.Ue
eWhsn 7 have resigned my ssst az q
Unltsd States Senator 70 the Legislsture,
aHa-ss saseSfeiif no epPatiing g-K-it be
over" Wal "a GT1hH0tiA
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msno5msnt Of ne neXt hscaI yeor-that Is,
on=tAe-lst-da5 Of JHiiJ -nExt.-----------=-
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JEWELRY.

GARBUNULE AND ETKUeGAN
~ .JeFatry, nee patterns, just reesived q
- OOWLts', On the Corner
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Professor W .-hteatrerEtA AefSsiSsl
oaisf-ll9 feneOa st., isE aOOra from suOsriOF,
nFffy. tHnadaFl aNc8btAd.N aaTa
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~ Year, sxpoTienee, exclusively treem Hi
rSftti IN Eo ~ vIlSl,s dist eiands ~ ! /
- Abundant teltimCpiAls q, ,YPrsona rosteree =
and Northern Ohio. ~ -
Artificial eyes inserted fnAz Hovl, and the 9eli
3 N lssa:r tstlkksl tstiS' ~ Ioff Isasss2T
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TurmsrlF Of EeW TorT- Citg, Wflixiay Ons Hqni
re- dQiefIfe1 theIlsii Nv 6,IE iAila u eEr
ms Above named dtloarag. He VIII pay the sand
!Sm .S ,i,.5 iOT tps ~ reps spS Rhysioias 4
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WATER R-PR8aFF BEAGKlNG.

,. q. LAEIIII !
- ~ Superior ttn .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

|, MILWAUKEE 4 PnNtRtE nv CHlES ELxpAroR.
This building on the opposite bank Of the river
is now completed, except the exterior w;lii Of
brick. 1t is the largest oaud most complete
elevator westoof Lake Michigan; and ,attasts
alike the enterprise of tho r. Il. co.. aid the
immense business ofthe upper Mississippi chat
is tributary to this,road." Il DIS otna. ~ h>i:}J1
The building is So BY 1856 fscti rostise & on a
wall. Of masonry. tiVs feet thick IL 81 feet high
above low watcr mark, aud has a~capaci.y Of
200, 900 bushels. It is h'iltlipthe mort pr
feet, and. substantial manner, furnished ;witli
the hest and most apprevsd muehinqy. t'aNyl
eleyating 8, and eight ct Fairbanks a Is, bpsAsl
Hopper Scales, which FIJI style and ,fpisi. eexess
angling We have before seens An this ashe
Company hayeashpwu itheir usual diseretieal
and sjqdgmense$by securing to- shippers Ahe
certainty that they-will get coRRrep~wS1aHp-
"a very imRaNeNI rrpfijfrati6nlNi,h those
WIG h9ye produce t. ash Of "a ssqd te market,
--McG reSor Times. ~ ~, S<e,s%n r,<s~s ..s+
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
For United States Senator, IT,.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY
VERY LA TEST NEWS.
By Last Nights Mail. !

"s ny Last Nights MALL T.:
See. Seward and Sec. Chase, sent in
their designations to the President, but
be declined accepting them. 1t is stated
that there will bc no change in the Cabi-
net
Burnside has not resigned. In letter
10 Ha'lcck, he give, all account Of the at.
tack and retreat, and adds: "to the off,
ee, sud soldiers who accomplish the feat
Of recrossius the river, owe everything
III the failure Of the attack, I am respon,
.;&As" '-..' , ~ .t1~. s.."' 1:'1@. -,
III ..'- -. L. I, G.a @"-.n' II .":Iy -
Banks has gons t. New Orleans. His
feet will rendezvous at Ship Island for
tho capture Of Mobile. His orders super
!. ssds Butler, unless countermanded by
he President.
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and preaching and such other meetings a:
would not interfere materially with its
chief ohjscss $ BY abare- faesasssipdlegtAs
property has been turned over to the NJ
Il. Church, the house converted into 4
church aud left without the first simple
requisite Of school house-desks- Sc
that it may the better suit church pur.
poses. Against this swindle We have pro.
tested, aud shall continue to protest. We
have notified the authorities that we shall
legally contest the church title: Besides
which We committed the objectionable sin
in objectiug to the falsehood and bombast
Of Mr. Norris circular, when he took his
present place as the representative Of this
swindle. Had be failed t. en,brace SUCH
an opportunity, as the present, Of splitting
his small spite at US, we should have been
obliged to- confess tou,self mistaken in the
man. As it is, not only in this but in his
entire management Of his school he fully
jnsti6es our worst apprehensions. In his
school discipline he is partial, petulant
and passionate. So much 80, that in this
present term, hair pulling, by the tea>h-
ers, supplies the place Of the "hatr-work y
which was to have been taught the pupils !;
while ear twisting serves to enforce gram-
matical rules.
How long will the people Of ST. Cloud
submit to have their public property and
educational Interests under the control OF
any iyucrant r,ouutebank which the Meth
cdist Episcopal church may please to send
here p
In the refusal Of the house, the small
malice is painfully apparent from the fact,
that when our influence was wanted to
build it, a copy Of our paper was deposited
with the Bible, under the corner stone to
show to future generations what woman
aud Holy Witt had dono toward raising up
institutions Of learning III the wilderness /;
and, likewise, by the fact that We have
been repeatedly invited, BY the founder
Of tho Concern to lecture, in the house; for
the benefit Of the Institution. @ ,.'," -
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Lecture.


AZ the ladies Of the Aid Society think
they. can raise funds to aid the objects Of
their society by our- giving the people Of
6t. Cloud an extra lecture over and above
their weekly allowance, aud We are more
than wilIssg Nzng, Abissss; aancs, write,
~, print. ssY kpit, 4cook or DO anything
1:Alssins oass Imam sids iaIuppiyiug our
dek SOLDIER VIII comforts; WI I are, Of
teourse, At their service, aud shall deliver
conjecture on "Woman's Wages, as Wife
and Mother" at the Everett School House,
% Tsesday evening, the aOth inst. We
~ . ;yesea slks ~ 4. not lst PEP. aud
Mamma forget for-maybe that monkey
"a. 4oag it5at time T. 2:%" ''n; =;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
ADVANCE ON GoLDsBoRo.

The Richmond Dispatch contains a
dispatch from Goldsboro, Stating that g.
900 rebels fought, the abolitionists at
Kips ston the dav before from o'clock
in the morning till o'clock in the after
noon; and that after driving the abolition
lists once, the rebel Gen: Evans was CON-
PEELED to retire, leaving the vandals to &C.
No report of the loss was given. The
town; was greatly injured by the Federal
bombardment, =
~.. New York, Dec. 20.
"Details of the victory at Kingston, N.
e., show that the march was continued
series Of fighting, in which all distinguish
ed themselves. Several bayonct charges
took place. -. '".> :. :
The rebels are, reported as having 49,
600 men. Their loss in xii lied and wound
ed is heavy, and also 500 taken prisoners.
Col. Gray, of the 96th New York, was
killed. Our total loss will not exceed $50.
The principal fight was a few miles
from Kingston, where the rebels we're en-
trenched but after three hours fighting,
they retreated toward Kingston, endeav:
oring t" destroy bridge leading to that
place, but the 9th New Jersey charged
over and saved it. rr''-"
One division rapidly crossed when the rob-
els retreated-one rebel brigade towards Gold
sboro, and another: towards Weldon, our
shells helping them along.
Captain Wells and Lieutenant Perkins of
milton. then went in With the bayonet.
The 2Sl Massachusetts,, Major Chambers
commanding, captured niue officers and men
including the Lieutenaandt colonel of the 23d
South Csrolins regtmttas ss'T1' 'r7H
The march was taken np-on the 10th for
NVIuSOor0 y HLr - -. EniaHr.I :
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yM - .assp that We lecture in tie
sesyst. oehel Houss, for thseAid Socie.
=; iSd = We house is too snall q hold
q n5ing audisnseiand it IL not, the usual
i pro- tdr lectures; y W must .1plsip tia.
y Mr. Norris o. New Hampshire,
.s sisalsisc 81. f = shout permit
sS III. psopt 81. Cloud, 70 o' u.e t i.,'
yoblie property ip such way q they may
i ff3SfKs his al .sbaI3 Is 1d'a@2l4d I'fD07s
,a4gq haIna4y'
hs ss1ie.sy Il. bnil " bg the people
s. | ~ g s,e sls r. park f, be unT-
l. s6i t,sy ,sappsssa, oofd d.
n. & , Ds 81 i ~ l. eitii4secs.z
as u y! q h ~ sateF school rnpo-essss'
III atasLe nsod fix lectures