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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
Trip 70 Rich'nond-Rebel
Trickcry- Return Of Captain Nc Michael
from Captivity First through Trnia
from Coluusb bur WalIuce's, shermsn's.
md fsu rlburt's Divisions.
Oug Special Correspondent.


CoRYTH, June 29, 1867.
For some time reports have been brought here by
citizens, prisoners, and deserers couing from The
vicinity Of Oko)ng that tho Commander.ln Chief OF
the Rebel armies in the West lad left that place
abou. the middle OF The present month for Rich'
mond. The report being always coupled with tho
statement that The greater portion of hrs army had
left or was preparing to leave, for Eastern virginia,
il was not credited direct aud indirect evidence oil
more positive aud rustworth, character showing tie
respective location of the four army corps aud re-
serve tina; had confronted army o.oe ILispaee be
tween Guntown, Okooua, and Grenada, coming IL
at the same time. by the ARRIVAL gu yesterday OF
several released lion officers, captured at Shiloh,
and held in captivity at Grenana, jackson, and Co
lumlia, Miss, we have NJ last proper explanation
of the aforementioned report. fhese officers having
had good means OF iDiol nation, partly by bavirg
the liberties of tho towns in Which they were held.
and partly by their ne' With Rebel oidee.s,
their accounts may well be CONSTRUED trustworthy.
Taey state that i, is The comuion repor. and gem
eral and firm belief, totn amous the welI-lntorme1
Rebel officers and citize they had opportunity 10
converse with, that BsauIesurd had evacuated
Corinth contrary to exprss, eAi Lett, ard peremp-
tory orders Of JEFF. Davis, Instructions were
to hold that key to Mi,ss,i ii and Alabama, aud IN
fact the whole Mississippi vall'y, at al hazards
and that it was for he violation OF bis oFdef ny ts
abandonment, that be directed 10 turn ms CON-
mand over to Bragg, and report Tor explanation AZ
Richmond.
They represent further that, If what they hsd
heard can be relied Oh, BeanIegards star Is deei'
oedly on the wane. Depunei lions OF his Galllc
arrogance, dctato,ial presumption, and excessiys
yainv orou.ness and sspeei IL! Of the vast d'ter.
ence between what he promised " accomplish ano
what he has acsuslly accomplished, are much mor4
frequent among ReCel oficero than expressions OK
satistactiop No regret u Lie transfer 10 the Eass
seemed TO be manes,ed b, anyO dy.
Gen Pgice WAS sunmVDed TO Richmond before
Beauregard LEFT. There Mas ill-ieelns-TiyaIry %
ie,Iousy, whatever il might be-between him and
nis associates Ia command, very similar To the irrs
Mons between our regulars aud volunteers. P'icc u
said have sDeered openly al tie defensive strategy
of Beinregard in the face VI MI invading army, ~
demor,zlng AID ruinous, and opposed the evacus-
ton Of Corlnth ~ the last. IA
Neither Beaaregard ror Price WAS accompanE.s
by any part Of the Rebel army, and although teioI-
Zee EiShsh Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
TIE MASSACHUSETTS, TROOPS.


Alta speci ! meeting of e Board oi Alder"en,
held tits afternoon, n int Conn lee with the Con-
mon Council wns appointed TO call public meeting
in Faneul Hail. for the purpose Of rasng tue quota
o., troops required Of Boston under The late call.
Jngre-,ions haze been made 10 raise county fund
o $50 100 10 induce prompt enisIments.
l. cal Authorities III The country towns are aiso
moving vigorously IN u e niatt-r.
An ,c.l list OF the casiial ies IN the 10Th and I'D
Ma s.clu-ettS reg mrnts in The haze battles Is pob-
iisi,. The 2rih Tort 8 killed., ~ wounded snd
brou no away, IL wounded and .fi on the hed, 81
mis.rng--to,I .6 The I'D reglu en-, lost 20 killed
- wounded missing 2Jt-lotnl 3,3.
s. Bl,eow Lawrence, CVn-u -Gcnernl to Florence,
left IN tho AIabiu to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
Rebel Accounts and Confessions.
our SOLDIERS TO Be MADE FIELD HANDS
FosrsF.s Mosnor, July. iss2.-Eveniue.

FosrsEss Mosnor, J,ly5. lss2-Evenue.
The steamer Juuiata, while on her way mp to
Harr;sons Landing, yesterday and when within
shout four miles of that place, was fred into by the
Rebels and one man injurel-none killed.
Trio firing vas from six Rebel Ge'd pieces, on the
opposite siNo Of ne ,iver and little below the
Union army. The steamer aground at the
time. Our gCnboa,s went down and drove out the
Rebels
A reconnoi,erng party was sent out yesterday,
aud fopnd the Rebel pckets within mile Of ours
which leads TO the opinion here that another battle
is close a; hand.
Breastworks are being thrown Up al Washington,
about p miles from FOrsress Monroe, By our forces
encsnpd % that place. The wcrk 10 progressing
vigorously.
Thermometer goo this eyeOiug.
JAly s-GeD. Burnside las arrived here, is look
ing vel, ard appears in tine spirits
President Lincoln arrived here at an early hour
this morning, had short interview with Gen. Burn
side, ind then proceed up the james River.
Flsg-0ffceF Wilkes arrived here this morning, and
many gumors are atoat here as 70 the object Of his
visit.
The 10th Nsw-Yolk Regiment, which has been
reported sc badly cut 10 peces lad only nine killed
forly-iour wounded, and thirty missing.
There many who, in various ways, got sepa-
raed from their regiments now daily returning,
thus greatly diminie1ing The numbers who have been
reported as lost.
There have been two Of three arrests here this
morning among the sgllers and civilians, who had
received o-isre 20 leave and had disregarded them
The :or,ifcations at Yorktown axe being put in
perfac. order.
The Pre,ideni arrived on the steamer Ariel, &C.
somDanied BY several officers, including III is be-
heved) among the later Gen Halleck.
Tlrs mai-boat from Harrson's Landing does not
often arrive bere until after the boat for Baltimore
has sailed time delaying for day the tFanelDssion
b. mail OF letters, SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT ON TIE MISsIS-
SIPrI.
A REBEL BATTERY sMENCED.

NAsHINGToN, W edD--dny. July y ltn1
The rtcently.pub-hed di-patch irom Capt. Craven
to Commodore Farnlgut mentioned the preparations
# tie Rebels to annoy our h~et by battery III the
yiciniry of Els Cliffs and Rodney, Mas. Acting
Master Croker communicates the particulars OF al
encounter Oh the morning Of the Doth" when," he
save. 1--WE were attacked by battery Of apparently
two or four 6-pouuders, concealed Ia tile Il icke. I'M
der the bul. Their first shot, from = distance Of
not more than 900 yards, look effect III the SaIah
Bruin. inluring tSo OF her crew severely.
Three other sLots fred n, almost the same distance
fell short, when IA round Of grape from tie Snrso
Bruin and she'll from the the Remington, both Of
which were dropped with great accuracy into the
midst f the smoke of their guns, senced them COM
ple,elv. Both the Sarah Druin and tn. Remington,
o.ether with the rleuen from all the vesses, con-
riuued friny ill tie round The turn brought
rn,In ont Of range, and enabled the Horace Bear TO
open Grc witt her battery, wbicn she dld with great
animation ard be thck-I MAS sheiied until Gil ves'
sells were out Of range.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
THE WHITE HOUSE PROPERTY PROTEC-
TION MATTER,
LETTER FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN.

LETTER FROM GEN. VI GILLIAN.
NAsnlAGToS. Wedussday, July 9, 1861
Tie correspondence br,~een tie War De- artInent
aud Gen. Mcclellan was to-day transmitted to the
House in response 10 a resolution Of inquiry.
Gen. Mcclellan says, IN the conrse vi his expana'
lions, those who hav. origilat the false state.
uiepts concerning the White ll"use yard and
spring are in fact, az stated IN my dispatch OF the
1h instant, enemies Of this army aud the cause ID
which it ID fighting. Thy have imposed upon the
Surgeon-General aud caused i'm 20 make official
revr sensations, which on examination prove TO be
unfounded in ia:t, apd which orrespec.fu TO bs
superior officer. They have unnecessarily occupied
tie attention OF the Secretary Of Wa, aud have in
terrupted the Commander aud the Medical Director
Of ihs army in the mid,t Of the mos. srduouo
duties."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
THE nCnnARDMENT OF vICKs-
BURG.


PWL,nsLPni,, W dn'sdhy, July lSts.
Special correspondence of 10 nr.'s Prs'', dated
U. s. s,eam-sloop Brooklyn, June .s says; " All
bands were called early this morning 10 attack the
batteries aud the City of Vckrbnrg. The ii Ut gun
WIS fired al ! O'clock. Tie firing was intense.
The Hartford, Richmond Aid guu-boas haze
r.sed he batteries ard city without sileDcing them
The Broyklyn received orders not ~ pnss battery
w,honr siencing il. She remains below. The losS
on the Hartford wss man .lllrd and nineteen
wopud,d That gu the Richmond, the masters mate
kill.d and Elk wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
THE CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.

ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE OF >Ew-HANPsiIiRR.
C0ScoRD y. A., Wednesday, July p lO,2
Resolutions have passed The L-gI.nt,rr, unau-
irnon,y p-dging the Granite State Ia furn oh her full
qaot, Of soldiers under the ,i, Gail.
Meetings. are being held, 10 encourage volunteers
III al paris Of the State.
The IOih Regiment, now organizing, will be com.
roeed mostly of IusaInen. Capt. Donohus Of the
Sd Re siuienl. has accepted tie Coonecy, and John
Cougbln "A mruber Of tho Legislature, is TO be
Lieutenant. Colonel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
PICKET SKIRMlSHING BEFORE RICH
NOND.

We have received letter from one of our cores
pondents with the Potomac army. dated Seven PiDes
tne 9Th ul'.. giving an account Of ratLer severe
skirmish, which took place The 18th, AID III
which number If tho ID Rhode lslsnd 7,n and lob
massachusetts. and JGin Nes-forS, were Killed and
wounded. The following II 'ist 81 the Killed:
Ss,oND RHODE isIAsD-iienfy J. toe % tohrf
Shane " M. Ra.dsil 90. II Corp. Nm H. u ni"s' -
1BETy.lxIH Nsw. OKx-iie"Ty Jscasvn. u.fO-n dad
stone Co - i.
ssysATn NAssAoHUsE,Is-Lieut Bullock, Co Z; john
" lite, 90. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

hereafter mark the policy not only Of the Govern
ment lint of the Generals 10 the field. There are
those who expect a manifestation of this policy
within tho next few days. do not, yet, zee the
evidence or probability. There are certain move
ment- Of which the country is not yet advised that
sugar most au-picionsy. 1 refer not TO the re-
endorsements already noticed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
TIE BUFFALO APPROPRIATION FOR A
NEW VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.

Bufp,Lo. Wedn-,dsy. July g. 1862.
Tie telegraph dispatch from Albany yesterday,
tha, the Banao Common Council had appropriated
$50 900 to aid in iuisnga NV volunteer regiment,
ia untrue There ARE legal dliEcuites III the way OF
the appropriation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
THE RESPONSE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

hARnsBuR9. " eiIe day, July g. 1862.
Gov. Curtin leaves for Washington to-norrow, TO
consult the auhoriti,s there rela I've to tho enlist
ment Of volunteers under the bate call IL uuder-
stood il is his intention 70 advise the term Of enlist
mslt be reduced " one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
WOUNDED RHODE ISLAND SOLDIERS.

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, July 9, 1901
One hundred and seventy hrce wounded Rhode
Island soldiers arrived here this mo'Dlpg and were
kindly attended To iy lho,e having tie care Of the
Uuon Volunteer Ref e.bn ent S,lo0n, and were sent
ON toeir way home rejoicing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
FROM GEN. HALLECk's ARMY.

THE letter. Of different dates which We publish below
owing the iregusrty II the mails all arrived e this ocs
toge,S,r tho same evening consider ourselves fortunate
10 qet them a. as wY Of corepororbts ie
,ers With the different sruie, than reach ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

FRON GENERAL WCLF.slinS ARNY,
STEAMER FIRED INTO ON JAMES RIVER.
The GunbOatS Drive the Attacking Party
REBEL PlCgpPS WITHIN ONE NILE or OURS.
President Lincoln Visiting the Army.
YuE WORgS At YORKTOWN PUT In ORDER.
Gen, Halieck Reported at Fortress Monroe
Gen. Burnside and His Requirements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
From g Correspondent Of The N. y. Tribune.

From d Correspondent OF The ~ T. Tribune.
FoRTRRss Monroe, July 8, 1861
have been enabled to see Richmond paper Of
July g. from which the following particulars are
,aken.
The attack upon our lines during the first two days
of tho battle was made by the Divisions of Magr,der
and Johnston, supported by that of Longsireet. The
two former are SAID to have been " figbifally cut
up" and The lose Of officers was very great. Among
these were many who We're regarded as the best and
bragest OF the Southern army. IL is confessed that
the object in view was to fall upon us in overwhelm-
ing numbers, cut army to pieces, and IKE pris
oners of McClelans entire force bat that the yaor
Of our men defeated the cOnsummaion of the plan.
They acknowledge that the retreat was managed
with the greatest ability, that our positions were
chosen with consunmale Judgment, W here our gen
erals could avail themselves OF all tie natural ad.
vantages OF dense woods, imphssaOle swamps, ana
chains Of hills Which commanded all the approaches;
that these posi- ions were defended with such stub
borness AS 10 cause them very heavy Losses
The number of prisoners IN Richmond Is four
lbouiand come hundred in all, aud represents tie
regiments of Maine, New-YOrk, Massachusetts,,
Vermont, Pennsylvania, aud other States T0e stb
Pennsylvania aud RI New-JeIsey are ssid 10 have
been captured almost entire.
Gen. Mccall IS az the Spotswood Home. Moth
Ing il ssid OF bis beng wounded. Tie Rebels be-
lieye that Burnside re-eniorced Mcclellan on tie
I'd lust.
Tho death of Stonewall jackson is not alluded to.
Richmond is 20 crowded with wounded that n IL
proposed 20 nut oar men on the lsh,nds III James
River rapids, where the ewiltne-s OF The current
will render "a very large guard unnecessary. lie
tobacco warehouses and large stores now occupied
prisons would tbus be made avaa lie a. hospltsi-
Hospital supplies captured by Jackson in the Val
lev o. The Shenandoah reached Rlchuiond Just IN
tine 10 be used alter the bltties.
One Whole page OF the paper Il given 10 extracts
from THE TRIBUNE and OF her Newly ork papers OF
the ls;, complete assortment having reached tie
Editors hands IN fyriy-eght hours after pub
Dc8ion.
H. appears from their own accounts that the Rebel
army Is n danger Of complete Generalization The
evil Of struggling" has reached sgch Il pass that
the sbe authorities impored 70 take immediate
measures 10 put a stop To it. IL IF acknowledges
tba, a certain amount OF skllkiog aud srag. Ing u
inevitable in every army, but, gays the pager,
when trhoie DIVISIONS desert their places and tulD
their backs upon the Toe, the very safety OF the
army IL imperiled." Tne suggestion III sde III pre-
yiour number OF the paper by correspondent TIA
q" ShCOiiGg Force a" should be- organized 10 hhoOt
without mercy every who straggle, Off or tarns
lis oalk 10 the enemy, is heartily approved
Tie came paper contains proportion that The
Yanaee prisoners should be pafceled out among The
planters, TO work their plauts'0bs IN place OF the
negroes who have been stolen or have run away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

Gen. Burnside and His Requirements
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
ApJurAHr 0ExERAL's OE1lca, !
0f PAU, Minn., August 9th, 1862. !

o8n84A1 oRDB1S NO TWeNTY-TWo.
Pursusnt to instructions from the War De
partment, the township assessors Of the sever.
q wards Of the several cities, in preparing a
list Of persons between the ages Of eighteen
and forty years, liable to militia duty. not
only take the names Of such persons, but also
state their ages and occupation, whether na
tive or foreign born citizens, and if the latter,
whether naturalised or whether they have
simply declared their intention to become cti-
ssns. They will also state, under the head Of
general remarks any apparent defec' Of the
person enrolled, such ~ deafness, blindness,
loss Of speech, etc.
such assessors as may have already, either
partly or entirely completed their lists, will
correct the san eaocording TO these instruct
ions, and will rcreive reasonable compensa.
si0n from, the III for extra duties imposed
upon them under This order
County Auditors will see tina. the assessors
prepare their M tia lists without delay, and
will. II any sssetlsor or assessors in their re
epsctivs counties fail 10 prepare said lists.
iamedistsly inform this Office OF the name Of
ouch assessor or assessors
The County Auditors are ais, requested to
forward with all convenient speed copy Of
such militia lists 10 this office, st"ting the mi
li,ia Of each township respectively.
BY order Of the Commander. in Chief
OSCAR MALMR0S,
Adiutaut General
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11

\1CTlCE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
N cERx.--No,ice is hereby given that we,
Joseph J. Gibson, Sarah Jodon, $. ". Turner
aud Richard Strcut. proprietors Of the town Of
Cold Spring City, in the County Of S'earns
and State of Minnesota, will make appli
cation TO the Distric' Court, Fourth District. at
. general term Of said court to be holden AZ
the court room in the town Of St Cloud. in
said county Of Stcarns. on Monday the 18th
day Of September, 4. u. 1862, at the opening
Of said court or as soon thereafter as coLn.e!
can BE- heard for An order vncating plot aud
survey, and tue record of plo, and survey, cf
said town OF "Cold Spring City" made by
Richard S'ront as surveyor and filed for rec
ord in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Cor
said county Of s,earns on the l7sh day Of Au
gust, 1857. and for an order establishing and
conforming the plot and survey, and the record
Of the pIo, and survey. Of said town Of Gold
Spring City" made by Richard Strout rs sur
vcycr and fled for record in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds for said county Of S,-arns
on the 2lst day OF August. A. b. 1861.
JOS. J. GIBSON,
SARAH JODON,
&. W. TURNER,
auk.-.d RICHARD STROUT.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
NOTICE. OF MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE. OF MORTGAGE SALE.
Name Of Mortgacors--C. a. Freeman and
Abby J. Freeman, his wife, of Little Falls,
Morrison county, Minnesota.
Name Of Nor, gagee-Elliot J. Kidder.
Name Of Assiguee-R. s. Hamilton.
Date of Mortgage-Oc1. Der tenth A. d. 1859.
Da,e Of Assignment-M May seventh \. d. 1862
Where and when recorded-Ofice Of Regis
ter of Deeds, Morrison county. Minnesota, in
Book A Of Mortgages, pages S76. 81, 316. up
on h. 1st day Of November, A. d. 1859, at
O'Clock A. N.
Who're anu when assignment recorded-Of-
fee Of Register Of Deeds, Morrison county,
Minn..o,s, in Book B Of Mortgages. page 81.
upon the 9th day Of May A. b. 1862, At 2
o'clock P. N. Of said day.
Amount due and claimed to be due upon
said note and mortgage a. the date hereof
One hundred and sixty dollars.
Description Of Mortgaged rremises--A'l Of
the following piece or parcel Of land lying and
being in the county Of Morrison and state Of
Minnesota, described az follows, to wit: lie
ginning at the quarter section post between
and niue rs & 81 in township forty [4o] north
range ,hiriy-two 81 west. east Of Little Falls;
thence east eight chains and seventy six (a..6]
links, thence north five chains and twenty six
rs 261 links to a post which is the place If be-
ginning Of the land to be described; thence
east nine chains and fifty [".5Ol links. thence
north twenty one chains and four 2l.4 links.
thence west niue chains and fifty Re-. sol links
! thence south twenty -one CHAINS and four FLA
links 70 post which is the place Of beginning
of the land described.
Default having been made in the conditions
Of said mortgage, and no suit at law having
| been instituted for the recovery Of the said
! mortgage debt. Therefore, notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of power Of sale in said
NOR, gage contained, and in pursuance Of the
statutes in such case made ard providedshe said
NOR: gagged premises will be sold by the sheriff
Of said county At public auction to the high
est bidder. for cash, on Saturday the thirteenth
day Of September A. D. 1869. at ten o'cock
\. n. of said day, nt the front door Of tho Of
fee Of Register Of D. eds at Little Falls, in
said county TO satisfy said mortgage debt and the
legal costs and disburs. ments in such sale.
! K ). HAMILTON. Assignee
Dated Lizzie Falls, July 2lst, 1862
| j"l24-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
1DAL ESTATE AGENCY,
". CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

'I>1rRXs!vE Explorations Q: Land in this
District subject TO private entry. and long
cxpsricnse in Land Office business, give the "n,
dsr.is nsA peculiar advantages in the selection Of
land anA the location u Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at small ad-
vance IN New York Prices.
C.a,ss.si Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
fare .As local and General Land Office.
.A.tss,sex paid to the payment Of taxes IN
R..ton, Sh ,rburne. Morrison and S'earns
e'aotie-.
Tsx, lo.- s,s snla IN -. Cloud.
ySnAl--,i l.. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS

4A S\%SjAIIAN SA)oS
Hardware of all kinds suitable for general use
Yankee Noiions--The finest assortment ever
brought to this market.
Wooden Ware of every description Of the
best quality. .... -..
Paper Hangines, Window Curtain fixtures
Of every pattern. . ....
Candies (Stewart's double re6ned] com.
plete assortment. ..e.~
Cider Vinegar, warranted the p re article.
Nuts! Nuts = Brazil, Madena, Peanuts,
Filber,s and Almonds.
Citron, Farins. Sage. Cocoa, Tapioca. Uat-
meal, French Mustard, Pearl farley. Ca,sup.
Lemon Syrup. Pepper Sauce, and Sweet Oil.
Tobacco. chewing and smoking, all kinds
the best quality.
Ground Spices Of ell kinds, in tin boxes.
warranted pure.
Everythiny. dnyt1iag, Some I hing,
IF THERE. Is ANYTHING 7 OU WAN
AND D0'N0T SEE. ASK FOX 1T.
~ All kinds of Produce taken il excLanp
for Gosas 1t the highest market price.
e. NJ. T0BEY & co
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11

A1oTICE.-Persons finding this paragraph
~ marked in their papers will know that
their subscriptions expire with THREE more
Apmbers. and that unless they renew before
that time their names will be erased from our
books.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
IN PROBATE COURT.-sTEABNs CoU

IN PROBATE COURT.-STEABNS COUN-
n, MINNESOTA.
In the matter of the estate Of Mary Ann
Greedy, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of n T.
Greedy Of StearDs County, Minnesota. repre-
sentiug that Mary Ann Greedy formerly Mary
Ann BeniOn) late Of Stearns County, Mimi,
died iates'ate leaving property to be admins
tered upon in said County, and that he, the
said petitioner was the husband of deceased
1T the time Of her death. and praying that ad-
ministration of said estate be to him granted.
1t is ordered that eaid petition be heard be
fore the jude Of this court on Saturday, the
9Th day Of September, A. D. 1862, at 10 clock
in the forenoon. at the Office Of the Judge Of
Probate in St. Cloud, Mimi.
And II 10 further ordered that notice there
Of be given to the heirs of said deceased. and
to NIL persons interested by publishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing in the st Cloud Dem
ocKAr." a weekly newspaper published at St.
Cloud in said county.
L. A. EVANS. Judge Of Probate.
Dated St Cloud, Mimi, Aug. 18th. 1862.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
~ EAT NJ ARKET.
JOSEPH HOWARD, Proprietor.

Al! kisds Of neat-bccf, pork. chickens,
tarhsys, sausage. pudding, smoked tongue, NC.
kept constantly on hand and for sale at the
onwss rates. All persons wishing meat are
requested T. oA,l. Opposite the American
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"Qpen thy mouth for the dumb plead
Ae caxae Of the poor nn6 "ee/y."