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The siege OF Yorktown.
DlsinRl Weather -The Rain Delaying Ope-
rn'ion- - The Government Censorship --
ENer'ihinE Quict-rhe Approaching lin.
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SEWING MACHINE CrIEtTOLS LA.
~ die taught O. opCgat' 600 s.... a.. ..a vs. .,.'
a Wilson's. Terms 81. s'.p., .I r.Rr.rttD1.
fi.um,ng aud binding Fr..s taught. Statuu.
procured sud eui., yc.. e.. u...-.i'l ... OBJ a,,
uear 2Jd ". -Ut- .Ia,
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| The exports Of specie again large this week
but ueyoltleless tho smouni la bank shows rather
an Increase than otherwise The receipts from Cal
iorniA are small as compared with lac, year, aud
the smouni exported since March /, exceeds tos.
receipts $s,boO,oOO. The Gnyuu, Of specie IL
bank compares as followsi
March b.,,...,..,..,.,.,.,,,,.,, $50 t366 6l4
NF'' fo'''''''' ''''''''''''''''''', W, 100000
Increase Ia horgh ...... ......,........ t,Iot $50
Amount 1lprt'd same u,ne.........,, ig,9JJ. .952
Total ,6s3, ,46s
VI which from California. A4l5,6sT
From internb sourcea..........,....Sl SlalbI,Tsl
This amount u coin was collected In period Of
! sIsp n-ion, under the stimul14s of premium OIL
alH per cont, and Is held a large portion On
special deposit In the banks by those who o. gect g.
sell u At high premium 10 the exporter.
and 20 Goycrnmrn' There Is large au,uut al'o
O., be delivered by operators, WHO have so.i J.,
sL.s.," orto deliver Those contracts run ~
many m..4.ns sni as tho seller draws Interest un'
IL te gpli Is delivered, the upei sIl,u Las hitherto
lspn good one Meantime tie supply Ia wasting
aud tie demand iucrea7ux.
The n'nk rsi iras 'or today are comparatively a.
1lyws.
Loans specie clr.u.n Drpo..u
h'r 3. l.5Ohb,lAS 3hIW Ga -,',2nd lu'.I'3,I!s
T. lays22,71t 317-a U'0 h.n0l 500 100000 "a
90 l'7 tls aut so ula 500 o 1Gu 500 0T.tul,gTg
p. 10 N.l t.u 80, 90 -tg q -S- .lS ya4 s..Fl
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tie .afut.t.a, ar.f.as a. LOST at1sat,gr from ua
mop s'. b ~ t.e G.,erar.e4t to ,... t....
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~. WI, WE nI.,\nMl Nv. \. rirs rlLLs-

bLNlAAIN HHANrWfIH's Fills
Tic paI.I Is e.strtd VIII t..s, words .u svatt
ENo'ANTi irrl.l., sli a,ulI tat Whole i-a Il,. =
n' locks .4sirt, g. kgti tao .suI 81 ..fu .l
itS I...r.
TIE Sow style ensures you fresh P,n. srI u.e
1of"... l,t 10 .g.u.ttI 7. denied tiat many re-.
7r',i.t q Dealers -"' G,ru.r. Brult.t.'s ~, .o
u.I S.ylr. t..,e Vii te changed trS Nv s,y.,.
o. nv'rlN. }t.ls Las passed siu"e t..v Voc loo
uy ss,.al.a -. BhANuEEIU.
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EEST OF RED ASH COAL, e. PER TON
- .g,oal h-.; small s,uve, $J % per ton, dsl,y
.r n irrD aud clean, from Yards Z aud Eiry,nth
sr.9 tlqrslaB
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ONLY FOR sl-LADlES TAUGHT TO
~ opefRte ou Wheeler ~ Wur.l's ..g r..-
chimes, ON AL kinds of work; tsu.it iu VII i's
branches and rsrteu'.rs ~ au eNptri'u. 90 tNel-
er Apply at iJz Tenth ave, in uo drug store.
ad4s BIOS
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SEWING MACHINI>-LADu, lNI car
~ 60 oIarat" on Wheeler : ~ .. a Hr' s... ..
deviny machines practice .l rN.p N... ,.rur
81. ~, Canal y. Singer. m1Datu' a.. g. lHr ,'.,
AIl lA..sIhI
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SERVANTS WANTED ~ mOOKLYN-
~ Respectable servant .sy DO FEt.I Immediately
In FIRST class families st ta '.ri,.t wages. ILsy.
many good places now r'aly aHl l.,y 20 engaged
alis day; also tcvers small Yiris want ID. Alp,y Co
br CHRISTOPHER 10 T..sry e., ur..,',u, l,to
MANNING ~ CO. h.H- .'.il
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y
It, lonr broadway, y. y, O. T. BACHE, Agent
spa tlarslaB
( ,OAL-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR
p slatey Tuhl. .sh OF short wplgt ilr - 10 or
i4 20, Tut the very best red as4 'or "r.'y use,
'-reened and delivered at iJ per tnu, fru.a lr's
'or King and Greenwich sfA slI ~ X, ..tNtIt 10,
% New B9wery. MATTHEW CLlNIgv, a. .'e-
ale aud retail Sgent N8 ei.'l.u
,CHUiLklLL COaL-GRNAT kEUUC
non IN price, 81 5O p,r ton 81 -ppU I.,, tur ,a.t
ana white ash ali sizes. JUsEIH MrDON.
AID. Yards, 35l seventh ava. r.,- 3i,.',t ari
q OF 2oth 81, North River. nrl"ia...l6
II CO-COAL PER TON OFF, 600 his,
ellsoreeltd; delivered t. .N mats I
olty' ironi yarda 10 Eighth ave, and l.r V,.st
''n 81 near 'th ave- a. HEAilT. ayII gia.'4.,
: l.OO-BEsT RED ASH CO'L. / AN
CO delivering superior aus ..i y If r4f r..
al At S4.OO per ton OF 2nnO lhs i,r., g.t s,,, -,
king and ironing, 43 CO. r. C. CIApVr p
30 llth ct, al Broadway. apig IL
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= NEEkLY EDITION

- 'uy NsN u 5UV, i-suef every Tuesday. -
''ri ors iortl ..a.L rwo oESrs sACH, Si per leo
srHSrRfrrroNs-PAfDI IN ADVANCE.
one COPY year .I5cts Three copies, year, o. q
-. 10 mouths 81 90 Five copies, do ~ %
- specimen copies, gratis. Discount Of 20 Per
i,'n single rate, on each copy over Eve.
- fuslAse within New York state, only thfvte~s
10 pedt-o ~ the state, tcsnty- sir cents.
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WANTED.

Under the age Of a.. Pay FROM SO 20 fg per
month. subsis'encc, pay, cloth ~ arl m.iics.
attendance, furnished from dste " cul.t1Cut.
Headquarters =, Fort Hamtoi, n Y. Hsflor.
Men desrous Of enlisting In this regiment can ap-
ply ct the recruiting Office, la Z xlth sv S. 4.
FERRIES, Second L. sth Infantry, L. s. Recruit
ing Ofhcer apis 24ac'll2
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NALANTED-pENsnNS Mo ML,u nd
WANTED FOR SHORT WHALING voY.

w agos-tO young men, seamon, ordinary sea-
hou aud lhudstLuu also, C0UperA, carpenters
bla sHmths' cooks and stewards and boat steerers,
Alpy 81 Mes, st, corner Ot Rector st. - H. L.
fEARL. sp26 4'gOs
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\(TANTLD-IO,ooo LADIES 10 TAKE

WANT 1000 LADIES 40 FAKE
W ueIr straw NALs & ~ IAlt4 ave, b.t. 1Gt.
a.. 2Ith - trem,mb,r, up -tairs. vU'rr t.cy
Q ,u, press aud wire llu.os' str,. lu.i g ig -
cents t'uunets enlarged if r,Iur. o.. k..is ,.
straw hunW,ls, tIr'uus and luys' .ts y.C. D and
ptrs ss,d To the fashion .'utIrmcu's L.. nrn eud
",ugma bats cleaned and trimmed ABlt dyed.
N.rsons leaving thrr hats at tlls estlh.sliH It i
uo sure and have the same r tIuod-uo ui.t,krs,
% sll hats are numbered aud pressed ON The prcml-
a. g. FINIGAN, sp27 2ilu' %
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NArANTED - LADIES TO LEARN To
w operate on Singers and w & w.'s sewing
nAgAuo-taughl perfect In all its branches, and
re. umoudrd TO work Terms si.--l51 Fulton 81,
Bu.kyn, up stairs mh2s 9iac'
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Tho exports ofspocie were again large this week,
but ueyeitheless the smpuni in bank shows rather
an Increase than otherwise The receipts from Cal
iprniS are small As compared with last year aud
the amount exported sine" March /, exceeds uos.
receipts ss,5oo,OOO. The Imouui Of specie IL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
Legislative News.

Rlour.-Our Legislature has changed
The name Of Toombs county to that Of
Andy johnson, and Breckenridge to Clay.
Douglas county has been attached to
Stearns for judicial and record purposes.
On Monday the House II memorial
for mail route from St. Cloud by way Of
Fort Smelling, Eden Prairie and Chasca to
Carver, passed the Senate.
Also the House memorial to the Sccrc-
tary of War, for the purchase of supply
stores for the army in Minnesota.
TIE Senate memorial to the President
of the United States for the establishment
of a tri-weekly mail route from St. Cloud
to Fort Ripley, on the west side Of the
river, passed the House on Saturday.
On Tuesday the House bill to detach
the county Of sherbune from the county
of Benton, for judicial purposes, and
provide for holding court therein, passed
the Senate. - j.: =. i.
The Senate bills facilitating the construc-
ton of the Winona and st.. Peter Rail-
road and the Southern Minnesota Pail
road, passed the House. ."':'' = ''@|
The St. Paul and Pacific Railroad bill
was brought to vote in tile Senate on
Tuesday but lacked one vote Of the con-
stitutional number required to secure its
passage. Several members were absent.
The Press thinks it will yet pass in about
the shape it now is. ....,1 ~s~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

M1NNEsoTA's REPRESENTATION IN
CoSoREss.-By law passed in Congress
on the 26th ult. Minnesota is to have two
Representatives.. Upon the recomraen-
dation Of Gov Ramsey the Legislature
divides the State into two Districts. We
copy the following concerning this from
the Press Of the 4th: -''''
"The House bill to divide tho State in
to two Congressional Districts passed that
branch yesterday afternoon, with only four
votesiu opposition-Messrs. Carver, Gross,
Rohr and Richardson. The district CON-
posed Of most Of the counties Of Southern
Minnesota, is to be known as the First
Congressional District. All the counties
east ot the Mississippi and Minnesota ex-
cept the 1cousties Of slbley, Niccollet. and
Rsnnvyills, are In the Second District. The
counties Of Dakotah, Goodhpe and Waba:
shaw, % III The Vest side Of the Mississippi
,r..ssstsehsed 10 lid Second District. y. ~,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
Charleston at this time: hasn't exactly
"a pocket full Of rocks,"& but she can
boast of having whole harbor fun. ';s*92

A NEeno's ACCOUNT OF THE WILD
CAT RErREAr.-A gentleman whose slave
accompanied a young Confederate officer Of
the Wild Cat expedition, asked the .darky
on his return to Nashville, how long the
army vas on the march from its encamp-
ment to the battlefield. "'About four
days." was the reply "WAell, how long
we're they in marching back p "About
two days, massa."' ::"'.Why; how is l'sy that
Joe? Could the: men travel any: faster
back, when they were broken down with
four days march and q severe fight Il, n, than
they travelled forward, after % good rest ip
the camp" "Oh, III tell you what made
the difference, massa," said old doe; st
was the music, They marched toward
Wild Cat to the tune Of Dixie When
they marched back, the tune y was, "F =
in the mountains7-run, boys, run 7, 80 !: {
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
The Pioneer and Gov. Ramsey.

The Pioneer has again commenced
its splenetic attacks on Governor Ramsey
For short time it attempted to behave
like decent, respectable paper, but the
failure was complete one. Unquestion-
ably, such "isn't the nature of the animal"
It first commenced the "Zebulon Sawyer"
letters upon Mr.. Wheelock, our worthy,
indefatigable Commissioner Of Statistics,
but that gentlemans singing t'Noodleby"
reply in the Press effectually silenccd the
be- pomatumed Earle in that direction, and
he has now started on another track It dai-
ly reeks with abuse of Gov. Ramsey, call
ing him a"liar," charging him with "felony,"
"perjury," etc., etc. Yet that officer new
er stood higher in the confidence Of the peo-
pie than at present; and wc.have got to hear
the,frst person in this section Of country,
whether Democrat or Republican, find
fault with his administration in any re-
spect. Even the Democrats will not reit-
crate the cries and charges Of their organ.
Indeed, the Governor may thank the Pion-
eer for these onslaughts; for such is its
reputation that if it kept silence the people
would imagine something was wrong and
suspicion would be inevitable; but so long
as these attacks are kept up they know he
is "standing fast in the ancient ways" Of
solid economy and honesty which marked
SO strongly his previous administration and
Which secured to himself and associate
officers SO unqualified approval and trium-
plant reelection last fall. If the Pioneer
was really vile in itslattempts to injure
Governor Ramsey, it would reverse its tao
tics, and give him praise. Such course
could not but have tile desired effect.
But this it cannot dot would be too much
like truth, and that is crime Of which
the Pioneer could never be guilty. Isn't
it wonderful, though, how some papers do
love to-rec!imc9 '''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
The Atlantic Monthly:

I We have received the MARCH No. Of
Ithis able, popular and o1'er.weleoms Mag.
Iasine. It contains great variety Of excel.
lent and well.o onsidered articles, sofI which
the following isl list. Prof Aggassis' ;.
! third paper on Natural History; "The
Fruits Of Free Labor in the Smaller Is.
lands of the British West Indies" by G. l..
Brace the conclusion of Major Dor,hei-
mer's account Of "Fremont's Hundred
Days in Missouri; )" the conclusion Of "a
stery1of To-Day "a continuation ef"Ag.
mes of Sorrento" by Mrs. Stowe "Mouu-
tain Pictures," by John e.. Whittier
"The Southern Cross" by Mrs. A. D. r.
Whitney; "Tho Use of the Rife" by H.
W. s. Cleveland; "The Rehabilitation Of
SPAIN" by G. G. Hazewell; "Concerning
the Sorrows of Childhood" by the "Coun.
try Parson $" "A Raft that no Man
Made" by Rev. R. T. s. Lowell "Fa1a-
tion," by Edward Everett and "Voyase
Of the Good Ship Union" by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. James Russell Lowell also
gives another Of his rich "Biglow Paper"
Although the hits are so many and palpa-
bic as to almost forbid discrimination, yet
We cannot forbear giving the following
which is extra good.
AN tell you you've gut to larn tibet War
amt one long teeter
Betwixt I ran to an n vun't du, debatin' like
Afore he lights, all is, to give tho other side
millin',
An arter thet's done, tn amt no resk but wut
the lor IL be within;
No meter wut the guvment is, ez nigh ez can
hit it,
A lickin' s eonstiooshunal, pervidin' re don't
jeff don't stan dilly -dallyin', afore he takes
fort,
with no one in,) to 81: the leave o the mex
Soopreme Court,
Nor don't want forty-'leven weeks O. jawin'
an e1pounuin'
To prove niger hez right to save him, eff
he's drowndin';
Whereas ole Abram d sink afore he'd let o
darkie boost him,
Eff fancy shouldn't come along an hedn't in.
terdooced him."
The Atlantic is incomparably the best
American Magazine published, and holds
its own with Blackwood. If family can
take but one magazine let that be the
Atlantic. We are able to offer it and the
DEMOCRAT one year for $3.50. TO our
subscribers We will furnish it at 81 per
annum. Subscriptions can commence
with this or the January number.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

j.: 1t is proposed to, introduce bill into
Congress giving soldiers the privilege Of
settling and making homes in the fertile
districts along the Mississippi and other
rivers of the South. WasN DISPUTED: Az
We trust nothing Of the kind will be
done: We have none too much population
in the North: Better pass the Homestead
bill, and thereby invite settlers to our home
in the West.-P4ess.jn2' : 9~e1 u .t2sj"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
j; The Homestead Bill.

This important and too-lons deferred bill
has at length passed by one hundred ma
jority to take effect from Jan. LIST, 1868,
The special dispatches Of the Chicago
Tribune Of the 18th, say: .<..
"Ihe passage Of the Homestead by one
hundred majority, tc day, Is an achieve
mcnt due to the efforts OF Messrs. Potter
Of Wisconsin, and A|drich aud Window
of Minnesota" ,.li.u = - =, -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

GEN. FREMONT The Evenimg Pos.
correspondent says that the President has
urged in person upon General Moc lellan
a command for Fremont; The difficulty
is that he outranks everybody but McCel.
Ian Che was confirmed Major General the
same day as McClellan), and if sent any.
where he must take the chief command.
National Republican. .''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

he would have lived ind grown l. fat, and
been some use in the world. And - for
shooting, he might have gone and been
some use to Gen. Grant, At Ft. Douelson,
ana gotshot ideadswit houtau effort
The Toll owing will do we'll to end off
Whit = .s..,..ss 1.ss...ss..5 @tosasssss
"Dld you hear tho last .oouudrum- !?
I will premise that your snow is too deep
tor It to reach you yet and Herewith pro-
pound it.~~Why did notzour troops sleep
in Fl: Donelson the Saturday night after
the dsht7 DO you give il up'2 Well,
cause Floyd ran away with the PiAow."
sess--,We learn BY late Pittsburg papers
that the young man, *. "" has since
died. .,,r l,...r t.......,~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

=: TRUE IN w W. John ": Forne,y!, in en-
article in his paper If the 22d d. ult:, on the
late victories, says: ~. 1,.l' ''>" ~ 49,,
We look upon prospect Of speedy
peace. No concession to slavery here, Or
despotism elsewhere No: compromise
with treason !. OF infamy. No surrender Of
national honor and selfrespect. No alb
ject submission to the social and political
tyranny which has kept q whole Republic
in thraldom.i 81 s,sG; 80. Il: Ia" .>,I3.l1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

n "A correspondent Of the: P'itat1sburg
GA Di.patch, writing from !. Beaufort,
s. G says: l4cd & 3rua:5..,s ~ I:
"The Government has an, agent here,
whose business it IS to gather up all furni-
ture IF value and ship It to New York,
where I presume il will be sold for the
benefit ofsthe Gpyornmeut. & Some sixty
magnificent piano fortess have been sent
lately, and willano doubt eopama.nd i Z high 81
Rcnra. being sseceih. . 4.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
: state 7 News n !.

DEArHaEapM y H1sKx.-The Winona
Republican of tho 18th, seys;it is inform.
ed Of death from celd and whisky.--
"A man." itsss.,s, 'tnamed Hill, driving
a yoke7ot oxen from Holden's tavern one
day this week. having drank to freely
OF bad whiskey, was overcome tie cold;
and being unable to proceed lay down and
died. He was found on the road, with life
extinct; and and bottle 81 ' whisky ~ his
side.Y' Egfgt ~ 'l<r)
F1nE.-The saw mill 'belonging'to b. P:
Davis, at Butternut Valley, was destroyed
BY FIRE, On the night If the 18th inst It
contained 4 considerable amount Of md.
chinery-a grist mill for grinding corn,
lath and shingle machines, 80, all ofjwhich
were destroyed, the engiue and boiler being
alone saved The loss falls sheavilynot only
upon Mr.. Davis, but upon the entire SETTLE
ment at Butte1nuuts Valley -Mankqto III
dependent. 1884,, 49,. ,.,,' .+..< ...,.<, =: ~
We'neglected last week to notice the
appointment Of new Colonel of our First
Regiment, vice Col. Dauna promoted
Capt. Alfred Sully, of the Second Infant.
ny, U.S.. A., is assigned to this COM
mand. - ';.:+ '.'.!. ';'.'-'. - ','
The amount Of wheat now in store in
Winona, as has been ascertained ..by care
full inquiry, 433,000 bushels. Upon the
superstition that navigation wiltopen On
or about the6rst of April, we may estimate
that there will be, at that date. full AZ
HALF A MILLION BUSHELS Of wheat in
this city, ready for shipment by steamboat
and rail.-Wtno1a Republican: + s.';> :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

We have not. of late, deemed it wise
or proper to say much about either THERE
publican or Democratic party, but when
it is attempted to break up the Republican
organization, it is time to utter the note
Of warning. Let US keep the Republican
Banner flying alongside the Flag Of the
Union, They are identical.--A!ldany Fee
ming Journal. 1885,, -, .s....., -:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

The news shat Gen.; Curtis was some
days ago sixty-nine miles south Of Spring
field, Missouri, in hot pursuit Of Prices
army, strongly suggests the interrogatory :
Why was Gen: Fremont halted at Spring
field and deprived ofhis command? Are
the roads better now than then? Is trans
portation more adequate. Is the weather
more favorable?- Cincinnati Commercial.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

M We will receive wheat, oats. corn,
aour, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in payment of subscrip-
tons to the DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to sub
scribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
Editorial Correspondence.

We are again compelled to go to press
without our usual correspondence"
letter, having been received from the edi-
tor up to last night. If our readers should
find the paper this week little dry, the
fault IS not ours.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

Secretary Stanton authorizes emphat-
ic denial, that he made at the railroad con:
vention the remarks attributins to McClel.
han the Western victories, which were
falsely imputed1td him BY the Associated
Press agent. He pronounces it an afro
cious forgery, devised by the Mcclellan
clique. Ill.,. {s..' ., ,,;"* 49,. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

If the bill to tax pewspapers.i in proper
ton to their circulation is passed, We hope
there will be section in it for the govern:
ment to take its pay in bills ofthe' delin-
quent subscribers ,l' Guess that would give
the government ''sv s'se's before it re-
;ceived anything "conyertible.'' lbs s>ao
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

Our soldiers at Port Royal and Tybee
are having fresh shad and green peas,
brought in to them by the negroes. 1t, is
as warm as summer, and: corn and grass
are from six inches to foot high They
will have green corn presently. 80 :,,' :s;@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

The officers aud men Of the 5th Mis-
souri, cavalry were poisoned at Midtown,
Mo-, by eating poisoned food left by the re:
bells. The gallant Captain Dolfert[' died:
No mercy should be shown such wvretches.