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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAT1oNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., January IL;
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer.
A. M.,u,.,"......,. ........29 81 Above Eero-20
IL M...,..............,.......fq9 81 Above zero-22
y. M."........ .............2g g6 Above zero "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

NTOTICE APPLICATION WILL BE
~ made TO the Governor Of Ohio for the pardon OF
David Hoblet cOnY icted in the County Of Hamilton
and state Of Ohio, on the 25th day of June, A, D.,
1861, of the crime Of horse-steaiHg and sentenced
to the leniontiary of said state toT the term m Of
four years. DAVID hOBLEI,
PyJAMFs BOYLE his Attorney. dec2l.cM
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14
Foh RHNT

MNOR RENT-TWO BEAUTIFUL FUR
n ElBHkD ROOMS On the first floor, at No.
:36 Court-st between Central. av. and Johu'st,
suitable for Two single gentlemen, or q gentleman
and lady. Ja4t'
RJNOR RRNT-HOUsE-A nice two-story brick
y house, of five rooms, hall, cellar, etc cen.
trally located. Rent only $40 per month. Inquire
OF SAMUEL A, SARGENT, northwest corner Of
Fifth and Walnut-sts. Jal3-d"
VNOR RENT- HUUsE-With eight rooms and
gas, in good order, that has rented for $500 per
year Wall let 1t now for S-QO monthly in ADVANCES
or 81 0, yearly 10 advance. Inquire Of q. q. BOW
I'm, 160 West Third IT. JalS-bs
ESOR RBNT-A HOUSE-On Richmond.st.,
II south side betN cen Cutter aud Mound, tuita-
bio for a small faulty. Apply to DR.. ID III nkrf,
223 Broadway. JalSb'
NTOh RENT-A good brick .usa, containing
rooms, 10 a prompt paying tenant. IL Will be
let fer 2I2 so per month pay able IN advance. Apply
10 M. d. EWING, fifth and Lock sts. JaS.tT
HrOR RRNT-A LARGE FRONT PooM-At
j. No, % West F9nIth;st; For farther parti J.
ulars. inquire Of JOHN II. B0GARr, Artist, on
the same hoOr. ja7-f"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

NKyANTBD- HUMBUG-A Likeness for
w nothing is worth nothing. Don't throw
away your time at such small institutions, but get
fine Picture, as low twenty cents, in case. at Az
pLEGATE'S new Gallery, No. 20 Fffth.st., near
Nsinut. JAl3
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

VNATTACHlIENT, BRF0RE G. 8. HAN
II SELmAN J. p. of Cincinnati Township, Ham
ilton County, Ohio IF. Getz VS.. Edward Greemes,
Principal, and Mr.. : Scott, G&rnishee: On the
18th day of December, 1861, said Justice issued
order Of attachment and garnishee process against
the property and effects Of Edward Greemes and gar
nishee pr served on MIR. - Scott, for the sum
of SSl 10 end sald oause il set for hearing on the
lat day Of February, at eight O'Clock A. M, before
decS5.iaSswM +. GETZ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14
BOldIers, claims COlIected.

M u. HANOVER, ATTORNEY AND
1NH Counselor at Law, No 81 West Third.gt,
will procure Pensions for Disabled Soldiers, and the
Widows Of those who have died or been killed In the
service. Will collect all claims against the Govern
ment and give prompt attention to legal business OF
every kind. Ja6-sm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

NAJANTED- Every body TO know that although
w Ooal-oil has advanced five cents per gallon,
wholesale, LUTHY FOX, corner Main and Sew.
en- In sts sell the best MAJ sville Coaloil mot well
OILY at 45 cents per gallon retail. de27-r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14
j. @. HANovnz,

Auctioneer and Conveysncer Of Real Estate and
N0Tl RY PUBLIC,
WILL PURCHASE, sKLL AND Rx.
wv ,6HANGE Farms, Western Lands; City, bu-
burban and Town Property.
ehice ia6.am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

WHJANTFD-A NURSE GIRL-A respectable,
Wv tidy girl. Inquire at the MOI tn east corner
of Park ana Avery-sts between Fourth and Fitch.
jal3-bN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14


Many errors occur by persons not Observing the
miscellaneous publications in the Office for
mailing:
ALL DRoP-LETTERs MUST BE PREPAID BIZ POSTAGE
STAMPS.
Prepayment, by stamp required on all letters to
places within the United States.
Such prepaid IUiu be sent 10 he Dead Letter
Once, and the party addressed OiH not be Rot6eds
heretofore, ... .t
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic
By inserting the county in which the Ofhce is To-
Gated, upon all letters, many errors in superscrp
ton might be detected, and mistakes in mailing be
avoided. ..
The postage on sheet music, maps, ea0rdvis0s Rfh0-
graphs photographic pFJnts, rollers in papeF
cOTers; books, boHHd or Unbouad photographic paper
aud letter enrelopes IN packages not exceeding n dFp
four pounds, Is az tae rate of one ceMf an ounce
fraction Of 0Nnce 70 any place 90 The UHited Sates
tder fifteen hundred miles, aRd al e rate Of tSo oenlg
an fraction Of an ounce hftsen hundred
miles, prepaid b. postage Stamps.
Same rates cardB, either blank or printed, and
blanks in packages Weighing at least eight ounces,
aed seeds or cuttings In packages not exceeding
REGISTRY OFFICE,
Valuable letters for any part of the United States,
Canada, Great Britain FraI ce, Holland. the Italian
States, States of the German Austrian Postal
Union, VIII 10 registered on application at the
Office between the hours Of ~ A. M. and r. M.
Letters 10 be registered t0 not be received at later
hour. - -
OFFICE HOURS.
ONCE open from A. M. to 6P. M.
Open on Sundays from to lOlS A: NJ:
J. o. BAUM, P. n.
Cincinnati. December 5. 1861.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

GJSOR sALE-One. half or the whole Of one Of
II the best printing offices in Indiana Loca-
tion fine. type good and gStTqp -Se very fair For
particulars, address PHlNTER, Press once.
RrOR SALE-SOME EXOELLENT LAND-In
n Iowa. Would pay part cash and balance in
land for a small farm near Cincinnati. Address s.
IS Press on ce. no29 tt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

WANTED-To PUBIHAsE;IoAA - Grocsry;store, q Cdd
which cash will be paid Address, stating location,
G. X. W., Post-ofice Box 1,597. jal3'b+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

"ANJ. RD-FoR NOTHING You may get a
w good Likeness of yourself for nothing (chii-
dren exceptedJ, proof of good work No dec ep-
tion, and polite attention to all, at J0HNSON'S
Gallery, 20 Fifthst, the cheapest gallery for al
kinds of Pictures. Jal3 II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

WNOR SALE-oR TRADR-The advertiser has
n J a Town Lot in Xenia, Ohio, 5Oxi6O, which he
will sell low for cash, or would trade for piono OF
furniture-a bargain. Address B. W., Press Office.
Ino2l. fl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

WEANTEO-A HAND-To run sewing ma
w chine, to work on vests and linen coats. APP
ply at 322h Vest Sixth st between John and
Smith. JaI3-Dr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

wNJANTBD The advertiser has some excellent
w Lands in Iowa, which he is destrous to trade
Of a family declining housekeeping. Address g,
Press Once. AoSl'u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14
TIME OF OPENING AND CLOSING MAILS.

For Mails Sent and Received TtviOe al
Delivery. Day. Closes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

'WETANTED-A SERVANT GIRL-To do gem
w erai housework. Protestant German, who
can speak English, preferred, Apply at No: 10
John-st near Clinton Jal3-Dr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

nSOR SALESMAN Established
II about four years, doing a snug business com
ing in about $780, Inquire, in the trst instance at
ais Broadway, Also, two or three rooms for rent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14
F'OK SALE.

ENOR sALE-IN CoYINGToN-A hadsome
n Cottage, containing seven rooms, one square
from the Post and four squares from the ferry
large lot and beautiful location. offered at half
p,ice for cash. Apply at the southeast corner OF
Third and Scott-sts., Coyiugton. Jal4.b~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
:. GETTING IN AT NIGHT.

"The door was locked when I got home,"
said Tom, "and to get in without waking
up the Governor was the: difculty.''''2'1 I
knew he would give me ne particular 6e if
he knev I; ;vas out after ten, and, the eleak
had just: struck one.. The back yard was
an impossibility; :'and' but one chance r.
NAMED There was porch over Tho
front door-whlch was but . few feet be-
low the windows. One Of them, I knew,
was. fastened down, and the ether opened
from bedroom; which might or might
not he occupied" An I'D maiden sister
Of Toms had arrived the same day, and it
was very pro1ssbh|e h ttlat shsF shs ~. a'a.;in in the
room !; "but. + knew that the bed va in
tie corner furthest from The window, and
hoped ! should get in without ar.kiinpg her, her,
and then I had . comparatively easy thing
Of i, 50 getting . 1pl@nk f. from, neigh
boring, board pile, / rested: it: against the
eve s'of theshad-pulled 4ofmy shoes! put
them in my pocket and then "eooned up. p
An light % taf, ut thought il i peee,e.at
y, in order not to arouse, any suspicion in
the morning, to remove the planks:' 10 drag
gi.g iaoup,a Il threw off theend, and down
itwent, with "a oa1fur sl.ttsr, ;1on / ;stray
- -
dDs;; who' 'bad followed 70, IS Two Or thre.
squ,re., vho' Immediately :.et5up tho mos.
avfal howl&ao ~bippedo hound ever gave
tongue to. That startled half ! dozen oth.
81 dog, il the nsighborhoosoa . barking; ..
,A jpnqekiug bid pemnepesesdd singing, y
if intendipgto split his, threat:st: it, aud u
I oldrwomani in 'htr: nigh 1fh 10; xitb :,
Ee.ndls'in% hsr haad, .Ppl!! fth.s q !, VI 4
doixll aeroes. Z "a @the street, .Il[taS Il ... 4. s.f!
as 8 8 = "a ~ eeneernesda ;;ibuf3fsnJ on'
came, ,toour window jths candle gsss'igh
snoush 70, very probably, discover na:,3
lNtbody dia como, hqHsyyett,; y t;1' '.na tb1 iaF n,
lady, 9tter peep'nG pp. ana aoFn th9sssss
for o. minute or two, popped heshsadi'
and retired. i'The saoeking bird Kept d
his eternal viialt,a ind II ~ 'd}f ha>f :!
hour ,'13 bafoifss. is. il id th1 dog istisd down
s.lngsss .A.sshknes: tu novCuDtSsPissI
s}opg the wall til ! zsaehsd Tie wiad6s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
i: Whipping Women:

The Sunday Time. b.s, tho following
item taken from !, Paris paper. ~, :. ,;:...
~" Confding in the novel and unde6a-
ed idea Of freedom which begins to obtain
IN; tho Russia capital, three young unmar.
riedsl.dies, of intelligent aspirations, at.
tended =, course Of lectures at. the Uh,ver-
sity Of 81. Petersburgh. For this; ofeuse
twop IL these young ladies have been in
oarceiatediu the city fortress, aud the;
third Aogged at the Office of the secret po-
liee;%':: :2,s;; ....,.- 49,.
The editor (of tho Sunday; ,7Iinse.) up,
pends these comments: = ss,:l v,.2.':o>4.: -:
"The era Of liberal opinions may have
been born in Russia, but evidently il, has
not yet attained any size. A,counttythas
il; so ;iotolerant to women ean* soarceiy be
Just to, men, and we would. rather exist
amid the shattered remains of the Amer
E lean republic, that sit on = throne, infa
J land which Has not Yet emerged from
suoh barbatism. .n>ioTAi2b 22;' S.3E7!':'; -.
mot quite Is fast, MI. 7ii,ne,. 7i. ,::Ya; Y 81
should not forget2fhato there are fifteen
|Statesip Ithis Republic, where young :wo'
men are moi, premitted. to acquire an edu'
cation, and have bean fogged for attempt
! log ii md it ID not but . few years since
m: Americain, born white women was i'm
prisonsd in Que Of them; for attempting 4
teach children. to kead..w . 4 >E 's4faS % {
+ Don't be too suvere On Russian despotisu
toward. women, till you, Z tfee American Akn4 NJ.
l:dare to 'Ii;aiiss yodr voice against the woman
Whipping dsspotisml 'rlracticed ID this ylor
iose land of Frsedom. - otntsal Repa6li
can, III no 'T:L o, ar.h7ocoa' y on
IL rd,,sT 100 . ssseA ~. - sas'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

wan VueCteV ~ >4OVA Oug 1Or. MyoelI.
TIC Governor stood sentinel at the door
below, armed With Club, while Tonmpkiu,,
/ had fvss minutes Is collect lid from, Tie
'nsighbots ana il less1 than half that time
10 z general =. The a!.4!nq, H. th,t there ~.
dozen men in the yard armed With guns,
;plstols and stakes. 81 r~,'y, ,':.:i" . Il
L j., The; Governor opened the attack open.
ing the door, he called, "Coms out here
you house: baeafihg' scoandrel !''1f yoa
attempt 70 ~ ~ d * g.si,t,' '11I blo'xy1' your f
br7a.inlas' b'7.la' ont y, .Nobody came, however. 's'
"Watoh the door while L goin = and1
WAS told to o~look sharp, and shoot the ras!
Fe.l II ho came up Stairs. :. "A 'momentary
search: vs. sufficient I to satisfy everybody
that the thief was not in the room.y..; 'IlS
5"Het'up stairs; thea," !" cried Tompkins;
for I'll take my bible oath that he didn't'
bass tho door" u. ~ '', y. -
a So isp stairs they trooped !; but I had
lit candle by that time, and there was no
bugbear there; the strictest search, even:
in looking under boetrjaek, didn't show
tho ;faintest trace Of him. The yard was
then examined, then the house, and every
body being we'll satisfied that he had esl
capped; The .peighbose dispessed to their Sc -
eral homes, but / was appointed \ sentinel
for the rest Of the night, and ordered not
70 e a.leep on ny post under the penalty
Of dogging: .:..... j, :: .:.,d : "
The articles missing on 4 thorough ex-
animation ,ncxt day, were two pies and the
old h1y,s silver thimble: The thimble
turned upia :. week Or two, being under
the corner ~ Of the carpet, but the pies have
never been accounted for to this day.; On
oath, !. could Iery material evidence
!. !. . Tic did /, q The stolen property;
but as the, cas-! nd not come before any
court I renamed quiet. ....,n..:
Dida't The loeal editors loom, though!
one Of Them elongated FF through quarter ~ vt
of column, and headed the item "Dia-
boical Attempt At Burglary .pd Murder r
describing the graphic particulars, the
dendish attempt TO- to: throttle Miss---.nnd =
her servant complimee'nted the coolness c l.t
and resolution Of r. Tompkins, Esq, and
perforated with; a vithhenng anathema on
tho want Of vigilance displayed BY the po.
nce' ,:;.I .,a: &. 2..::.y.. =. H.: 7
twas fun for me to SEQ with what wide
awake sagaoity the watch xatte] used to stop al
the front door, and listen during the night
rounds, for a month after and you could
ni't have bribed a yoqngeter to go under
the porch, on any account after dark, The
excitement died lied away though after awhile
but III never forget the night L. tried t.
get in without "making noise.' xrn'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

'tH.'\' q i''i'' '''''t T."
Col N.hclevso tslsyaphed TO cen.
Ramsey, from som.rrset,'kfyy?:', the follow
ing li.teofkilled and wounded u Eodi1r' T ga1:
LIANT Second Regiment. S"o'"' III" ''''1'
uK11lzD =In company B-Capt.. Mafk!-
hams >, 'ofl lRonhestefi! 5an! s'uos 6ns a''''o
Johp, ,, Coopers aged 2lL o:"+s: <,t III
n: Nil St2s.. Gt"@'sb' 'ssfa a '2l' 'o.jJ.
Cyrenus Reynolds. -: ''l'''
Company npE;G|'.p' 2 5;|' e Westerns Of St.
WIN. II; Morrow; 6f st. apadl;' 'agSed sd
20,s,A Y3nT .boS.s1ouab Gir211D sItocS
Comp.pYeEwQapt. Skaro's, efSi Peter:
oEGln' Hlon r. III hlahenpSQn e qf ST. oPeters ssfd
Company a:cspt Klsifsf !, of + 81 Psaaal sail
l. Fred Bohmbaek; IL AMinneapolis;; aged
;18:csols Ialnorrivo1 oil; q. 21z o7ont uol y
- Augustus Rommel, Of New ulm, aged
|; FreasrieE st.masshsaam; agsd44,1 enlisted
at EFoit Smelling. g.nc;iI;"7 a7TdE g a''s:s
l. Jacob sFannar pf8t. Paul, agedI45: .:
QSmpapyytI ~ ~ vi r1sa ,Eloptels,e& Rsa,M
osmuee NJ rasAeE' .aoav
! (Thsre 90 Parksrs and Sehneidsrs Q,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
n :. -
A, DECEMBER NIGHT.
.BX MINNIE NARY L11.',

/ ~ ,Bx, MINNIE I44s NARY Ls1.5j2 aao
ri, !. .o,d .ad solemn ,lin',,, 81. ; 1"H ,2t
III. stars CIV. IT u th.ir lshts;H",f,,. > "
Som. phaatoa forms their nit vork v..1
upoa'A' di.t.pt heights: ,,..,n4vi, -,
81 On v.l.. below. .ad ee.rr III, i.,,4,.,.@; ,4..@">
II, white .aex silent liz. :, ,..sz, ..,, ~ :,
And Icy arm. ef storn:r,h trees "''' .'
Uprssch for sefter skiss. .,;,u.,o,. ~. ~,
" III. .t..n v,nd:lins h..thh ,dai III ii. dirs.
3'' From oat Eol..n cave, ..' -, ...:,. w. ."> "
y while Time i tF..ding % Il. v.rs. ~, ~
= ofold Y'.r ! 1linttsFy ~ grave, u7:.: ~ ~
Abe1. hi. couch III. x.,aiis,. ~ ;.ta.ad;,,, a., 's
IN soizsw debolste; ;.,,,, +.s- -
She clasp. in her. his fossn hands, !; ;: )"
Awaiting final Fate. nv, aa4u OF ;,
She thinks how once 81. saw him wear ~
The glory of,the spring, o, .~.,,.,yrr 80 -,
That golden ". biz shining hair: r:
J.. .' Aid seintill.at his vins-.. ~. ,:t: g
That summer vov., vlth via.on. !, s..e.. ::
Hi, robes Of emerald fold. * :
Ard .utun. lent her gorg,ousness y (,
OF crimson and Of geld. i, 4.oi= v.,-
That late she saw him - king =, = +,
TO power and splendor we'd,
An idol TOR the worshiping =.
OF legions that h. led, ...
Nov, Of his regal grandeur reft, =
0fyouth and beauty shorn, .. -,
He hath but faded garments left. ,,,.,'
And sandals old aad worn.
.-zH:'fc~> c. CT - j'.,.-
Low fallen is his ehaplet green;
No more his gems are gold; ''' !
1ce-blades;i more sharp than Damaseene;
u; Now pierce his hsart With cold. 5rj:
Time, 1iia t.,4ri., not f.+ N.sar.'. % t..r.'i; s NV
~ Thus h.th she wept before -" ''
He gathers back to long lost-years '''v' ,
: The Old Year now NO more. ;
..,,i .,i}.'3t q ':.t':.
Like human heart; doth Mature turn !
To Hope, from dull despair; r. .::.-'' ..
And with . mother-love doth yearn
T., To clasp the New Year tair. ,.'.-,
,.,.,~ l),yx. .:.i.. ~; /" ! ~. :':~'
II is : solemn. night sad cold; '.,-.i
The stars still brightly glow; ',.':.>:":;l
And Nature doth the New Year hold -
Within her arms Of snow.,,,o. Ns,,N- -
. !sa D.c :slst 1851;
-Arthrr's Magazine. . -. lib Cr ~ ') ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
{. = IT CJa u C7!s "ts"
The Kentucky Victory

=" compile from t.riou. io dispatch es tn
following items ID regard 70 the late glor
.;;onsv;ctorv s, so'@' 7&G'n'fa U":N2 '>'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
RATES or ADVERTISING

,j,r JOB PRINTING,
OF Ill kinds neatly, cheaply and expeditiously
:" - i ''.'2 2f executed. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

sn4;rDx.t a'!tI34l4>l"G .a*it
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

Company G; 1Frank Keifer, brother OF
Capt Keifer, Of st. Paul.
. ;G9%R9ay I; 1t1,l4 l4isqte sIiqehssash Stout, of
10 6G%PaSy K K Ca @ccaaps: 3: :{Esos,ih';o' Eoah' !: IL. s""
ro First Sefgent Th6mzso Med D5aough.
ato(He SergentsasArns of fths Houso
of Represe natives last winteE.7g::a..
bs4vl,aziB; W%: =. NNi NWils9n,n ,n 7o,s 81: r.:?!.
Total voalasaSs, ,sand 95 others ssiightl;- 81
otai sssq !;inoa esd -;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
, REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
-. ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA,

~ EXTENSIVE Explorations Of Land in this
! ,Gx District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give the un.
deFyigned peculiar advantagesin the selection OF
uisad and the location ef Land Warrants;
~ LAND WARRANTS for sale at small sd-
,yapes on Ns,s York, Prices. 49,. u,
; ',o,C Coatested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted BE-
fore the local and General Land Office. -.
Attention paid to the payment Of taxes IN
:, Benton, Sherburns, Morrison and stearn'
80 Town lots for sale in St. Cloud.
.''x,1', v3n4l-tf =; /, A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
a.: 6. WAIT

=, = AJAX. n. 9. WAIT .....':>
s.i Dsslr in Foreign and Do1ssstie Ezehang"
" EEP Land Warrants constantly ON hand
II and for sale at small advance from New
York. prices. Collections made, Exchange
irawn atthslowest current ates, Taxespaid, &c.
St. Cloud, July 28th, 1861, = aug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

! vairST T!!y % eEScA s7'Sis 81
Qtah demands admission into the Union
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
1jthheToaB but with christian name, ditfe:
Ding from the abovA0

Total k:lled, II.
,Wattpap9:::a ::a44;eStshhb,lnyy e B;,w: q. Smith
'Cot1gcllg1s lM hIte: .:ts, = 's:,va..1a asW
IS sGon,fany. s; n ohuwMayhoad;. Of St Pc
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-29
DEATHS.

In Mecklenburg county, Va, on Thursday nth of
September, OF ~diptheria, edward Newton, only son
OF John and Eliza Newton, in the 9Th year of his agr.
Abel Hoyle CAN'T. son Of Tirza and Rhoda Gafit
Of Cleaveland county, y. c.. fell wounded in the
right breast, while CALAMITY conteHding for his COIN
trys rights, near ~ItIrhmond. Va, on the evening of
June 9th, and died on the mcrning OF the 39f6
He was a member of the Methopist Episcopal Church
from boyho9d. and died rejoicing in the Christian
faith.
on the 2Sth August, 1882, at the Marine Hospital
near Wilmington, Lafayette McKcndree Veach. soad
% years. member of Capt. Lewis company. The
deceased was a true christian as well as faithful SOL
der, and his Bible was his constant compainiar IN
camp. dc had been . member of the II. E.. Church
South, for several years.
Killed instantly, while on picket duty near Rich
of Co. E, 10Th Reg. N. C. Troops. lie has been a
member of the NJ. =. Church for the last two vasrs
and was much beloved and highly esteemed By all
In Cabarrps county. on the 18th of August. ut the
residence of her son-in-law, d. Parish, Mrs. jane
Mchlbsen. IN the s1th year of her age.
At the residence of her husband, on Buck Horn.
Chatham county, \. c.; Aug. 18th, 1862. Mrs. Eliza
beth Perkins. She had been for many years a con
sistent member ofthe NJ. L. Church, South. Although
feeble IN body she was strong in faith, aud we duabt
not has entWed into tie rest prepared for the f&irhfII
She leaves an aged and afflicted husband together
Win many friends and relations to mourn her demise.
~ State Journal and Fayetteville Observe COW.
In Franklin county, on the 18th inst. Erastu, II
son of Capt. P. Nichols, in the 18th year of mis- age
How Unsuitable is death Not three months ago, ne
entered the same fanliy circle, aud plEcked therefrom
a tender bud, the sweet prattling Jennie. Bur yhv
nlurmur, since he bore her from the embrace ola
tond mether. to the bosom Of God And now. in
taking the subject of this brief notice, he has called
an opening bud, the fret born. TO bloom. we trnsr
iperennially in the Paradise of God aRas :, a.. -
was famlllarly called, was a bright and lovely bow.
possessing those qualities ofthe mind and neart Y ificb
rendered PIN universally beloved. How sadly missed
he be by his young associates. and bv which ~ tbe3,
more than his little clOssmhte, who for years Ia low
ed aim 50 tenRderly! Bat he will no more take hs
accustoalec seat ID the school room his bright ey
y closed IN the last, long sleep his gentle voic
hushed In Gesth. Esreayed ones be consoled. TbiuL
OF Heaven, and prepare to meet them thore.
A FRIEND.