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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
II n II R a ~ TsS
EFFERvRSCENT
SELTZER APERIENT-

This valuable aud popular Medicine has universally
ceived the most favorable recommendation of the
Medical Profession and the Public as the most
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

nOCr0R LAWRENCE, after an extensive practice Of
y ten years in Baltimore which he left for tour
through Europe, where he remained two years,
turns with his mind richly stored with scientific knOwl
edge and research The first six months spent in the
Liverpool nrmary for diseases of the eye and after
which he avaed himself of thorough of iuves-
tgation in the Queens Hospital London where the most
wonderful csily effected. The Doctors
ment of Chronic Diseases entirely different that
marked out by the superanuuated fathers Of medicine
called II is not confined the routine system Of any
bigoied party, embraces system of practice,
only sound and rational brt truly scientific in its
urcS
After many solicitations from physicians and Others Of
this state the Doctor has consented the
Indiana his permanent abode. lie will visit any town in
the by request OF six Of its citizens and
all presented with seldom attained.
His examinations will be made with care and his
opinion given freely and frankly, and WITHOUT CHARGE
thereby saving expense, and satisfying the minds Of the
patients and friends.
To ladies who incapable Of bearing healthy OF
spring from deforny Otherwise will find his advice
invaluable. Other interesting and important advice will
be given married ladies' his opportunities have been
such that all the intricate Of female complaints
have been fully c0mprehended and the the dis
truly ascerained rendering his opinions correct
and his advice and prescriptions valaabc
See circulars for particulars which will be distributed
in every town and hamlet in the Headquarters
Spencer House, Indianapolis IEd. jyl9-d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

The House having under consideration the
confscation and emancipation bills
Mr.. HOLMAN said:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

SALINE APERIENT.
II may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febre Diseases Costiveness Sick Headache
Nausea. Loss OF Appetite, Indigestion. Acidity Of
the stomach, Torpidity Of the Liver, Gout,
Rheumatic Affections. Gravel. Piles.
And all Complaints where a gentle aud Cooling Aperieni
OF Purgatiye Is required.
Is particularly adapted the Of Travellers by
Sea and Land, Residents in Hot Climates persons Of Sc
denary Habits. Invads and Convaescents; Captains Of
Vessels and Planters will find IL valuable addition %
their Medicine Chests
IL is in the form Of Powder, Carefully put up in bot
ties TO keep in any climate, and merely requires water
poured upon II 10 produce delightful eervescen bever
age.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of the highest standing throughout the cOun-
Try, and its steadily increasing popularity for series Of
years, strongly its efficacy and valuable char
acter and commend the favorable notice Of an intel
lgent public.
Manufactured only BY TARRANT & CO, No. 27s Green
wich street Of Warren street. New York. and fo
sale by Druggists generally. jys-dly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

,MilvAiiKss T. PaAIsts Do. CHIN NtsvAro1.
This 'huiading on the opposite bank of,.he river
is now completed except tho exterior wall Of
brick. 1t 10 thes largest oand most comple&eI
elevator west, Of Lake Michigan: and sattests.
sliks tho denterprite xof tho r. R. Co.. and the
imndeass basines. ofthe upper ,Mississ,pti t'.a.
is tributary to this u, ~ anna oi ,,,aiio
The building is IS by l8b feet resting on 4,
wall bf masonry fve feet thick, 80 feet high
above low water mark. and has i capacity Of
2oQ QQo bushels, j il il built ip tie most pes
The bsst ana most most approved n.ckiasFy .fJAs
elevafin 6; ma, eight sf Fairbanks .l2b bussbsl
Hopper Scales. which for istyle and fpisk sIces
anythipg "a rhhays; before seen. n thif the
Company hsts thowGp9 their 'usual dissqfs stloh
and Judgment ~ occurring to nip lthP
certainty that they Nxin Get coRR4tT ws1oHf
issy S:2. p9S:s & .:sa sn sssss
GyAao| 1fpasH nt'F I'9 r'Ag .h4fs - \
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25


Proceedings of the Board Of County
Commissioners at the special session on
the 18th Of Dec. " 2 - 4 : - : ; :
Board met at II P. M, all present. Ap=
pointed Edward b. Atvater .Co5 Auditor,
to fill the unexpired term, and accepted
his bonds. !. HrL@IJd > u & > /
Appointed G. Grandelmyer Sheriff for
the .paexpired term and, accepted hi.
bond: i 4 ~ q q A~s ~ Ii
Ordered tie Auditor to correct the rec
ord Of the motion granting bounty to VOL
unteers, to correspond with, Mr.. Gibson 5
motion as passed. - " =
Several bills were taken up aud allow
ed. -, ..>5 ..,'. -.
Ordered that a tax Of oue-fifth of one
| per ceat be levied on the amount Of the
assessment made by the assessons Of the
County of stearns, for the year 1862, 70,
the purpose Of maintaining common 'school.
and that the same be extended on the as
sessment rolls of said year, pursuant Il
the statute in such case uade and provid
ed. ''N =
Ordered that the Coz Auditor be- au
thorizcd to employ assistance'nec 4
bring:pp the business Of The Office
I Ordered to a1ionrn .s;;nc <3;e ="
Attest: = EDWD. D. ATWATER,
+ County Auditor
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

, SAD AFFA1R.--1ast week Mr.. John
Warmbrodt was thrown from his 'hors,
while riding near St. Jo; having QUO Of
his legs broken below the knee. The; trao.
'ture was poorly dressed, and cold VI. ia.
ken in the injured limb: SOn Sabbath
lasthe died, and was buried the follow.
ing day. Mr.. W. was young German.
sober, and Industrious, and had many
friends, not only among his own country
men, but Americans also. " : 20 =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

and preaching and such other meetings as
wcnN Agt iaterfsre materially nth is
NM SstSes' 81 ! bne- sss u y Sssdlt q
propstt, IN >ssa sarpsd eser-tp the n.
+. Church, dc houss soaVssssd isto 4
church asd left without tn Int simple
requisite II = school -heass-dssts-so
that 1t may the better ssis church pur.
poses. Against this swindle We have pro-
t..tsd, snd sh.ll eontipu. 70 prote,t: WI VI
have notified the authorities that we} shall
legally contest the church title. Bes,des
which We committed tho unpardouable> sin
in objecting to the falbehood and bombast
Of Mr. Norris circular, when he took his
present place as the representative Of this
.windle. Had h1 failed Is eubrasei such
an opportunity, as the present, Of splitting
bis small spite at US, We should have been
oblig ged to confess ourself mistaken in the
man. As it is, not only ID this but in his
entire management Of his school he fully
jnsti6es our worst apprehensions. In his
schoul discipline he is partial Petulant
and passionate. So much 80, that in this
present term,' hair pulling, by the teach
erassupplies the place Of the. ."hair-work"
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 castrol Of
any ignorant r,ountebank which tie Meth
cdist Episcopal church may please to send
here ? j.. =. ~>,-.. -. -. :.
In the refusal Of the house, the small
malice ~ painfully apparent from the fact,
that when our influence was wanted to
build it, copy ofour paper was deposited
with the Bible, under the corner stone to
show. to future generations what woman
and holy Wit had douo toward raising up
institutions Of learning IN the wilderness ;
and, likewise, by the fact that We have
been repeatedly invited, by the: founder
Of the concern to lecture, in the house, 70,
the benefit of the Institutions. :, .:., /. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

RAILROAD T1Es.-We refer our r.ad-
ers to the advertisement Of VIM. B: I,itdss 'tdsS:
field & Co., for railroad Ties. Hersois
chance for some Of our Upper Mississippi
river men To- get'a nice joo: Til, adi!yetr@ ID! Is:
t'sement bears Mr.. Litch6eld OUT i "a Fl,
assertion that he intends pushing tho rosd
through to St: Cloud With all possible !. IL /.
pedition. .. -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE
H.. IS. CAB1NET = ) = :
Resignation Of Seo'y Seward
1eS. Msi:tt... = =.
CHA1hEs SUMNER SECRETARY OF
,5,,o ;,r e.. STATE.
New YORK. Dec. 20.

;t47:+ ?ss%.a -. New YORK. Dec. 20.
The Washington Stue Of yesterday
eEsninSsays caucus>of Republican sso-
ators xaas held, on tht 10Th, and resolu-
tien offered requesting the President to
dispense with the services of Seward was
discussed The result was sixteen in fa-
vor sgainst thirteen. Gu the 18th anoth-
er caucus adopted substitute recommend
i0g1ht President to partially remodel his
G''albiInet, ''al which was unanimously agreed
to. The conservatives believed it would
be regarded as a general Injunction to the
whole Cabinet to resign On being in
fonsed ef the. .aesthe 'seesetsry and also
the. Assistant Secretary of State, sent
in their designations requesting their
immediate acceptance.
The Posts Washington correspondent
says: tits rumored this afternoon that
the entire Cabinet will retire, leaving the
President free to construct new Cabinet.
This is probably incorrect, but it is not all
improbable that, Messrs. Blair and Bates
have also rendered their designations. -
One Of the shre*aest politicians in Con.
sress this morning expressed the hope
that the President would accept the res.
ignations Of every man, civil or military,
who shall1ofer it, with one solitary cxcep
tion,r and that man should be Mr.. Chase,
He would not accept Chase's resignation
in any contingency for the sake of the ma.
| ton. :...., ~ =
A gentleman brings us the report that
Charles Sumner has been rendered the
port folio Of State: Mz. Summer is per.
haps, Of all our statesmen, the most con,
versant with foreign affairs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

Coos d,NKvvs' -Tha c;t;,oonr,I I,,f ,of No.4.
~. 'c' ~:'1cs'0 g. no1~t''
ern Minnesota will be glad to harm that
our present m;serabla mil .rrns; a,n; ;,oam.n.
"0"'
VIII % changed 'on tue htst OF January
next. Sint,e the first Of lit ;.In1v va h.v.
=, ,Y,@ sI2 q i, "a w ~
'nsal Inc anomaly OF n daily stage from
st. Paul il fifteen hoors.f Wills the mail
,v.. :. "tth;;1lit, e& ,:,' Il, g
s"t'sS 's'~ : nVu1s tue seage coming
straight through, while the mail slAid over
At 81 ,Anthnny f6t t,a.5k - ..ih =
-; ~ ~ T7t"suty-.ou A.s! sa'u's'-
The following letter received from the
Postmaster At This i,iare eojffn jffnon,o n,otbs n.r.~+
= :TT. =. sS 0'F~"~
meht explaahs ,th's With other changes.
,t spo.r 11i,,s,S. ~; n n-,s, ~ & :. -, :a2re
d'SS eWash;ne eton :! ~ io yasS
sn,t dassS.: Hr.tsst -.
81 MiHhssoS. r%I.s. =. ,.e.c oSa-
1880 and Nd. l359s h.ve h..n - A9n's, -
pur.u 3nca of oidsr; nf ~. PAIN ~ %"s e
i tnz zXI,,In cKanScs IN -. ssr.;c. =; "eae.A
as folfoe,h. z ~ :s''s - - - t.'''e rou'es
III roMte NJ 1aS7a Rant p, ,.>,.-
o)is1t to :ncre.,e III. ,erxic. - 80. .r;a:
vNek Ina ,;.,ii, IN AZ. .dd;Scr.I +. ~:tr,.
tr;THS: II, Ie.vs saint p.,,i ..ws ..k = 10y
ruturninr arriyo ~ sav & ~. oenhsct;.s , 81 ~
SAM. Anthonv~antl f;nne.nol;s MN w.;ise ~
rotues No. 1885 and is5ss to nd FL n-. Is: a.;",
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
.>.WH]I|!O()LE, NO.: 230..
LOCAL NEwS

ExrLANAr1oS.-We give our readers
this week but . halfsheet. 40 to-,nlo.rro,x mo.
will be Christmas our employees, in CON.
mon with the rest Of + mankind. p! vish 70 co.,
ebrate the day, and We therefore 10 to
press one day in advance. A number Of
locals, owing to; the limited space, ; =.r4,
crowded out .1.o - uh
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
ApJuTANT GENERAL's Orftcf, !
ST. PAuh. Dec 18th, 1862. !
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 74.l

lN6NnnAA OhO1hS No. e.
I. All anartermasters and, commissaries,
and all persons who have acted in any such
capacity during any period Of the Indian War,
in behalf of any of the: State forces, and all
other persons into whose possession any Stete
property, or property: for which the State is
expected to make payment, may have come,
their, doings in the premises. Such report
must, contain q fun statement Of all horses,
goods, supplies, implements, equipments, and
articles ef every kind purchased ON behalf of
tho State or received from the State authorities
the prices agreed to be paid for the same when
90 purchased, and what has been. done with
the same % we'll as those, that have been taken
by impressment. The report must likewise
show the amount Of horses; goods, supplies,
Implements, and articles Of every descrip ptioa4'
still remaining on hand together with list; of
the same and the fair value thereof as nearly
as may be. In case any portion IF the PROPER
ty'snumerated has been lost, the report must
state definitely in what manner the loss :pcr
CURED. ......,t
II: Such qusrtermasters, commissaries and
other persons haying received Or taken State
property" oE property for which the: State IS
expected to ma payment, will, without delay
return to the State Arsenal, At St. Paul, all
:aie ssSRsrty ~ &sszsieas Which nay
e1II0i Uatilo tho foregoing Instructions ars
complied with, measures win be taken to q, pree
vent, as far 81 possible, Tho payment Of any,
claim s.for compensdtioni ofservices rendered.
as :qdsrtethasters Or Somissaries, orby per-
sons into whose hands State property or prop
erty for the payment Of which the State Is to be
made responsible, has fpalle fpallen, or been placed
in any mahneT.i I. u A"I~F",'
.lN!"oAlEpsfse1s 3a,so tsques;ed to give in
for.eeeio.s:s this osGse, faayusueh psopsrty
$:s 9ssB Ssss $ss'sssS tRssst s
d{Aise'hsasssasy8 {As's sss8 ! sth tAie
b order Ssfths conanandssr: aa dss:a ainchisf: a"b
'''' % '''"7"!'7' 3, OSCAR MALNiRus,,'
.iGlIAL1 HHUL AVutaaq9tIFu ehefai. s1t4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

Town CouNcIL.-As AID. Burbank
was in St. Paul and several of the others
were absentsno meeting. Of the Council
VI, 4, held 'ssst night. The City Fatber,
(alfos "City Dads y propose to hold thsir
regular meeting on Tuesday evening next.
The report Of: the previous meeting will
be found elsewhere. -.:.5sH
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

:, They lost i Generals !. I: IL Gregg, Cobb and
The Std South Caroline regiment was
nearly annihii4tsd.3I u /:
The same paper states that the rebel
positions back Of fredericksburg are im-
pregnable. - : = ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
- sgTer 'Uaited States Senator, ~
.E1ANDfER RIA M SEY
anaS - n. ~. I u1,.. i1a-l 1laaa..-s /. 1 :.
VERY LA TEST NEWS
tDy Last Night's Mail. J."

,s,..,r tDy Last Nights Msil.l l9o:..'' =.
See. Seward .nd: set;&gha.e,, sent, iu
ahsir re.ign.tious 70 tie; sPresidsas, but
As declined seoep.ing them: It ia .ta.ed
that ,heree" will La 10 ash seh.use in The C.bi4
net
h<rnside las not resigned. In letter
>elH.'l.el, he gives a" account Of the At
'<.sa <nd retreat. and adds: ITO the off,
Gers and sutdiers = ho accomplish the feat
.ef .r.ers..drs the rive: owe everything
das1 sLs .fa;lnae Of the att>ek. ! am re'pon
aihle." ,,.~ .,,,1rh >nt sa'>h9I : il.
Ranks h.. ga ':s,.,aa 4 {, Nev,; ORGANS, Hi.
hsss ~in sendes->ss At Ship Island To-
,hs>eapsurs Of Mobile. His orders super,
ssds Butler, unless essatermanded BY
AAe president.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

.:x4aasner 81. CLovp, Dec, 10Th, 1862, -.
ri Ptassssts44.E ssstss4.E A. Evana, M yor,; Ald u Over:
beck .n&aobb1rs. ssaACgz-5aAsz
/. The Rehspder made verbal report relative
tothe' Scrip ordered ts2be purchased lin spur.
suanee % of re.olption passed Dec. 4th 1922
Wit: Had ordered and received from the ,::.Pio:
neer Printing Co.," 5000 Scrip, at :eost oi
S12; and had forwarded the same per express
ndawas Il now Issuing the Scrip; in. accordance
with the instructions Of the Couneil.ral.,' Is
A., Tho Recorder announced he reception Of
sealed proposals for the Town printing, which
on m!tidG 1stes ords<e& oppsds iaa rad.
Mrs. Jane G.! swissheln's proposals being the
lowest oasrsa,, it w.s unanimously, resolved
that Slid, ,pAapns be voted 20 hsr, md that The
st. cloSuna1 Ds,xoacaAr a be deeafed ths o@ciai
Paper ofltAe, Town Of ST. Cloud, for the year
ending the first Monday in May, 1868. ,eyos
7 On motion the time fof The return Of the
assessment rolls from tho hands Of the Town
"A Asse.sors, was extended until Jan. 1st, 1855
Town Assessors submitted for the, examine
Ction oflths Council the forms adep pteaoby them
|forl lnialing eheis 'retarns,t which forms xnre
unanimously approved 20 'Tz,Hq,~.4ros !
Il !@s !@RsPlittsss y = p \ 4 Fir* m De-
pertinent asked, top further, time, -, report on
ths. are apparatus to bsp pwohassd for the use
of the edr1pqr.tion;; which tspsi.v,4s granted:
4, ametiqn thescoynal W sntll i
Tuesday ,Dees ED, '1862.lnsbsosb bins ic a,a.,
anf' en1 10 n"jtar "a LA. 'EvANS,rom :,
TO Id0T2L Il j! ,sscl1tfq Prrstd1ntC Council.
2Attest:' B. CuxnY, Rscerdsr9d 'ah' i:p7'.
h'li1"L Lanl 1al AaGs- - 0ai iaaiia.-- il,us :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
ON ;GoLDsBoRo

Tie Richmond Dispatch contain. a
dispatch from Goldsboro, stating that g.
900 !. rebels fought tho sbolitionists at
Kingston the day before from 8 o'clock
,in9the morning till l o'clock in the after
noon, and that atter. driving the abolition
lists once, the rebel Gen, Evans was CON-
PEELED to retire, leaving the vandals to oc-
cupy the town. ~.
No report Of the loss was given. j., The
town was greatly injured by the Federal
bombardment. 9
i7.:%. Il New YoRK, Dec. 20. Il
Details Of the victory at Kingston, N.
C., show that the march was continued
series Of fighting, .in,Rhich all distinguish
ed themselves. Several bayooet charges
took place. tss 10 ri. q,
The rebels are reported as having 15..
900 men. Their loss in killed aud wound
ed is heavy y,fand also 500: taken prisoners.
Col. Gray;of the 9sth New York, was
killed. Our total loss will not exceed $50.
The principal fight Iwas<ia few miles
from: Kingston, where the rebels were en-
treuched /; but after three hours fighting,
they tretreated toward Kingston, endeay.
oriog to destroy biidge leading to that
place, but the 9th New Jersey charged
over and saved it. e.. - = 49,
/ One division rapidly crossed when the reb-
Fels retreated-one rebel brigade towards Gold
sboro, and another towards. Weldon, our
shells helping them along a..
Captain Wells and Lieutenant Perkins Of
the 10th Connecticut, were killed. Their reg
iment fought we'll till they got out of ammu
nitipn, then went in with the bayonet.
The 23d Massachusetts, Major Chamber.
commanding, captured niue officers and men
including the Lieutenant colonel Of the 2Sd
South Carolina regiment. ..<n,.
The march was taken up on the 10th fol
Goldsboro i i'y.'.,; 'Cpt, ,o,l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

LADIES AID SoclETv.-The ladies' met
.sDr. Hunter. ). 81 Pr;;a.y,i,t; ~ ds.h, y i.und
zscssssised tho soidisss Hid Society by
.'eesiaiys Mn. J..sspphh: West President !;
Mrs. Johu Farwell, vice President !; Mrs.
slozse, Mrs. DR. Hunter, Mrs. Z. G. Smith
Directors Mrs. Msttoon, Secretary Miss
Mary y. Mitchell. Treasurer.
In order to raise funds eommittee va
appointed zteE1t.l...Nes, svi.she'm
:asd invite Asr % lecture tsr The benefit Of
'tnSk 0qeses3.D s9T bre s55n1 .o7aesnssar !
-ga eaQ MRS syO6asB. W1SH, Rsssidsut. IA
AlGu01L0DRT1.b bAAEC0ON, 6Scrstsrys
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

The Resignotion Of Burnside.
z Jlt1 Z II j NHw Yokfs Dec, 20.
The Nashinton Star says it is conf
aiently reported on the street that Gen
burnside lqslFd has rendered his resignation Of
the command Of the Potomuc.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
!. LATEST |, A IN E WS.
N "Bl|ly..~Te:legr"aph.> ]

's' Resignation ofSeo. Seward.
~ .as.s,. .s--.assygVA AsH1NaroN. Dec. 10.
The stir; Of to-day says that Seward
has Resigned. .>n}i -: ..r.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
.ss:L,SdtSs:',

As the ladies Of the AL Society think
thsy a.. raise funds toAsld the objects Of
sAsir soeisty bJ cur giving The people Of
81, Cloud - extra lect.re eser and above
,:tls;r wsette el|,yesesa ~ " sc asore
villisg = dsg, whistle, danes, write,
Il eSfeise, ~ jtsit, Sesk evlo aaythihk
= kSi'ss sc sss. T. 81 4 n 9.spl,ipss eesar
ssiek soldiau with sonfsrts, we orc, Of
sssssss, g thsir sssvies, and shall deliver
.Ssr lecture On "Wqpan's Wages, as Wife
.sad Aethsr' at the Everett School House,
~ 4slsjay svssins, The s0th iast~ We
Ga51 a511<5iS61 16uA 1n 56tast RsPaaaa
1lanmas sipt y . monkey
~1kfasaalosg alsasathlt tissj'az esdno1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
~see, advertisement Of sasSt School.

S-Prof Cromwell j wishes u, to .n-
nouoes / tothe citizens Of: s 81. Cloud, tha.
he will have on hands, tomorrow ~ a lot Of
the very best oata~bss' wine, hid brandy
tho only. articles of the lind il town.
Also, oysters and other ''chickeili fix eus."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
The Army Of. Of + the IL Potomac Of N
- = = 7.I->, y - y ! -
400 Killed; 5000 Wounded
THE REBEL Loss? $500.
FIELD OFFICERS GREGG; COBB AMI
>. .MOWRF KILLED. -,
NEW YoRK, December 20.

NEw York, December 20.
Dispatches from the army Of the Poto,
mac, say that six bundled Of our: dead
were buried on Wednesday, 81 and AIS to,
day. :: ~ roIi'"t - " -:
Nearly all Of our dca,! .,,,. We've found strip
ped Of their clothing and lying naked on
tkB.groundsEuoa ,yOrla0o .1.ina M
From official reports it is Thought lthat
the proportion Of The killed TO the wound
ed in the latA battle is smaller than in any
battle during the war. Iu Gen. Reynolds
corps the official reports Of loaseseis as FOL-
lows: .'iN aneso1oA ~" =
Gen. nqubleday's division, 100; Gen.
Gibbons, division, l160; Gen" Mead's
d,visieny l4S0; total 28s0]l;#,,~,>;;. 4
LATER R-Headquarters, Army Pot&
mac 19-evening gaAAal has been quiet
to-day except two shots, fired, to dispeFse
the gathering rebels on the plains %pe-
site. anssn7'l a1i2s.a ,3=,h lq ssr,rn u
The enemy strongly lines the river
along our, front .. 0,Iso ~, ~':'m ' -
,0#aili ieports of our s lesses ,s,i ii the late
battle make The number, lees than report
ed, being less than l40o' killedsand 5000
Wounded "A! large portion"of the wound
ed ore only slightly hutt'a n"zob q
We lost 500 prisoners and took about
as many.ts9 ,srooFi & ftn nsxoh O.
The Richmond Di,patcl Of The 10th
says tho rebel loss ut tho battle Of Fred
ericksburg, was 2,500::s~ Eleven hundred
wvounded had arrived s,thale and ,were on
the way there, on Monday morning.