St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-10

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N1oTlCE.-Psrsons finding this paragrap
IN smsrksd IN their papers will knew tina
ohel1s suhseipNbns expire With THREE NOR
AAanhsfs, add that ahless thsy renew bsf6r
that time their names win b erased from eu
bookA !, - = - -, ( '''E 49,.
Nor1oE.-The Stearns County Delin
4uent Tax List for 1s6lgwill DO publish
ed in the DrMocRAT ~ it was tho loves
bidder for the same. a.....:.>:,:a
y ~ ExPLANAT1oN.-For the small amour
Of reading matter, imperfectly read, ant
correctly proofs, aud all other errors, OUT
excuse is the great length Of the tax list
published this week. During the remain
ing time Of their publication we will is
sue them in a supplementary form.
PRovok1No.-In anticipation of the
tax lists We sent to Chicago for suitable
type, but received smaller size than that
we already had. We have, however been
compelled to use some Of it. This will
explain the irregular appearance Of por.
ZION Of the list.
REruRNED.-Ne had the pleasure yes.
terday morning Of taking by the hand
though it made US wince-our valued
friend, T. H. Barrett. who has been alb
sent some three or tour months on visit
home. He is in excellent health.
New Suop.-Clarke & Kinney are
building new blacksmith and machine
shop on Washington Avenue, opposite E.
G. Smith & Cos shoe store.
ABOUT READY.-Clark T. Carlisle have
the machinery in their new machine shop
erected near the ravine, and will be ready
for work in few days.
School. Lombard will open .
private school in a few days, and will also
give lessons in drawing.
Tue JAIL A Nu1sANcE.-The Grand
Jury visited the County Jail on Monday
afternoon and reported it as insecure, and
unhea]thy-that it would cost more to
guard prisoners in it than new ono could
be built for-and recommended the Judge
to require the County Commissioners to
build a new and suitable jail without un-
necessary delay.
Boat TO STARr-The agent Of David
sons line of steamers to ply between this
place and St. Anthony was in town this
week, and says that if the ice goes ont be-
fore that time steamer will start from
the latter place for this city on next Thurs
day.
PznsoNAL.-Hon. G. E. Vanderburg,
Judge of this Judicial District, arrived
in town on Monday and opened Court the
came day. Attorney General Gordon E.
Cole accompanied him. -
ON Friday night last Sheriff: L.urman
brought Antoine Edelbrock from St Paul,
where he has been confined in the Ramsey
County Jail to await his trial for the MUIR
der Of Riedcr. The case was postponed
last fall until this session Of Court, and it
was found to be cheaper to keep the pris-
oner in St. Paul than our own Jail.
VIZ have received an interesting letter
from Rev. Peak, of Grow Wing, which
we are sorry to be compelled to lay over
for one, and perhaps two weeks.
JAMES NJ. McKELvY, our County At
torney, surprised his most sanguine friends
by the plea made in the case of Stewart Us
Wool. 1t is said to have covered the
ground completely-was eloqueut-and
won from Atty. Gen. Cole high commenda-
tons.
VIZ do not wish to appear to be going
in on the general laudation" principle,
and for this reason often withhold praise
where it is due; but it would be an injus-
tice to neglect to speak Of the prompt and
thorough manner in which the late Grand
Jury discharged it's duties. What they
m;ght>have spent two or three days over
they finished in three or four hours. G.
.S.Nlattosn is sale, without disparagement t
others. FL be the best Foreman that Stear3,