St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
LOCAL NEWS
See notice Of stray horse.

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See notice Of stray horse.
HARD BREAD.-I.arge quantities Of HARD
bread were taken through town this week.
most Of which was intended for Fort Rip
ley.
Ponx. -1obey is buying and packing
great quantities Of pork. -.~@a<"
RETURNED HoME-F. Sherfenberg. Of
Companp II, First Minnesota regiment,
who enlisted under the three. months call,
and has been in service on tho Potomac
ever since, returned homo on Friday eve.-
ing, having received discharge on &c.
count Of physical disability. He had bee"
confined to the hospital with typhoid e.
yer for seSeralrmonths, aud was unfit tvr
further service. Fred has always received
the reputation Of being good soldier.
THE CAvALnY.-Oc Friday evening
last, Capt. Taylor. Of Company H.. <ss.
Cloud) reached home to remain few day..
This Company IS to be stationed during
the winter at Alexandra and Chippcw.
Lake. Capt. rs headquarters will be at
Fort Abercroinbie
On Tuesday evening, Capt. Henderson.
(Anoka) Company reached this city. c'
their way down from chippewa Lake.
Orders were received however. tot .hr,n
to return aud remain at Richmond.
4 company has been stationed at Pay
ncsville
PcRCHAsE.--Wc understand ,Lat T.
NJ. Tobcy has purchased the *a~.m;!
known as Wheclev's Mill
NoTIcE.-The Northern Min Baptist
Association vii! hold its oext Quarterly
Meeting with the Baptist Church 1T Fair
Haven. commencing on Saturday. the Eth
inst, at o'clock r. NJ, and holdipS,hrp'
the fo!low;o. Sabbath
". c. PHILIPS.
EuRBANK's ADVERTISEMENT *
scarcely ne cs>ary 10 call attention to the
advertisement OF thi~ firm, as it has doubt
less met the eye Of the reader before this
notice. As will be seen. their stock is
very hea,y, and none but the most prom;-
nent articles are mentioned Henry Bur
bank Esq the member of the firm VIII,
has charge Of the business If this portion
Of the State, is perfectly acquainted with
the demands Of this market, aid the goods
have been purchased to suit it They are
amply prepared to do wholesale business.
and in regard to style, quality and prices.
can challenge comparison with St. Pau! OK
any other city i" the State.
TAKE NorlcE AL1.-E. NJ. Tobcy K
Co., wish to buy all the rags that can be
brought to market. Save Jour rags.
S&& q uSC IcCclVcu aG Tie OG. CJOuO 0OOX
Store full supply of al kinds Of Nuts,
Candies, Fancy Confectionery, Toys, etc.,
for the Holidays. Now is the time 10 call
JOHN NJ. RoSENBERGER.
NORTHWESTERN STAGE L1xE.-Messrs. Bur
bank & CO. have made ample provision for
the accomm ,dation Of the travelling public
during the winter months. Their line is fur
nished finely. The connections are as follows:
at Winona with line to Mankato and inter
vening points; at Reads Landing with line
running to Eau Claire and points intervening.
at Hastings witt 9 line to raribau,t aud
points between; It St. Paul with lines run,
ming to the North Pole. Also line cumming
direct to Rochester, Minnesota, ftom:lhis city.
via R"shtord and Chat6eld. An expres. NESS
eneer accompanies each line.
Stages depart from this place at seven \. =.
1t present little inconvenience will be expe-
ricncei in crossing the river 1t ti, point, Is it
is nor yet entirely closed; but the gentlemanly
agents Of the line spare no pains 10 make
everything Is pleasant TO the traveller -
possible. Crosse Democrat.
GAME--Our markets are more fully
supplied with venison than during auy
previous season, Deer are said to be uu
usual abundant. This is accounted f..