St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-03
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a. Tho times fbr arrival and a.psr,of., q 81 (,
mails nom this Post Once has bet.na change. a,
With the oonneaesasat of the new contracts,
We give Tho schedule time bslew: Ellon,@ : p:
Route No. Il, $50 from St. Anthony to St.
Cloud. Contractor, Peter W. s.vu.lge, Of Glen-
coo. Six trips PER week. Leave St. Anthony
daay Except sund.y)at s AN. Arrive At St.
Clopdiby 2 !. \. Leave st. Cloud daily fox
e'pt Sunday cts. "A. \. Arrive At St. Anthony
hy7f.x.
Route No. 18.6oe-from Minneapolis to 81.
Cloud 94 Contractor. John n: Denton Of ST.
Cloud. Three trips per week. Leave Mime
sPolis Monday, Wednesday and Friday at I
Am Arrive 1t st. Cloud next day by 7;P. N,
Leave st. Cloud Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day ~ 4, n, Arrive 1t, Minneapolis next
day by71.u. .:;,-l
Route No. l3,59l-from st. Cloud to Chip
pews Agency. Contractors. &c. Burbank 4
Co., Of st. Paul. Three trips per week
Leave st. Cloud. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday At 81 AN. Arrive At St. Cloud 8 r; n:
Route No. 1S,6o6-ffom Forest City to st..
Cloud. Contractor, John Wigle, of Forest City.
Ono trip per week. Leave Forest City Thurs
day 1t 8 a. Il. Arrive atbt.. Cloud next sda,
y12n. Leave St. Coad Friday It P. ~,
arrive at Forest City next;day by Pm. -
Route No. Is, $50 includes the following Of
ices; St. Ciond, Brantfords, Clear Lake, Bit
Lake, Orlando, Elk River, 1tasca, Apoka,
Manominee and St. Anthony. All St. Paul
Paul and Eastern mail goes by this route. Dis
lance II miles,.
Route No 1s,tss inelude, the following Of
fees: g. Cloud, st. Augusta, Clear Water, Sill
ver Crsek, Ypsilanti, Monticello; 1iIly Pcad,
0tsego, Dayton, Chsmplain, Harrisburg. In
dustriana and Minneapolis. Distance ''ee
miles. -. - ''' !
Route No. 1851 include. tn. following Of
Acss: St. Cloud, Sank Rspids, Wat.b, Tango
Ia. Swan River, Little Falls, Belle Prairie, Fort
Ripely and Chippewa Agency. Distance 81
miles. ~; ..9
Route No, 1906 includes the following Of
fees :: St. Cloud, Rockville, Cold pring, Terah,
Paynesville, Manannah and Forest City, Dis
lance go miles, =! r.
AS We can give this but one insertion We
advise those of our readers who may desire to
keep posted on these matters, to cut out this
item for reference. ''' =. '..'' a..
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1nnEeRAr1oN,-1n the midst Of the great
dood Of immigration that is pouring into this
State, stearns County and those joining her on
the west, ere net without full share, The
fame Gifts productions and fertile Sank Valley
has extended almost throughout the entire Tn.
ion, And there is scarce + day but one or
more families pass through town On their way
to secure homes in this district, All srs we'll
supplied w1th ttock 10, % tint icy en- enter
upon work without great discomfort, and with
good prospects Of success, A gentleman went
up last week. to look out > location for party
that intend coming from Niniuger to settle in
tie Sank. Valley. Miles Brown Esq.,, who
came down few days. ago, says that he met
. continual stream, Of immigrant wagons going
to homes in the same place. The Homestead
Law Siues to al 100 acres Of the best indicated
land they can find, and Thousands are taking
advantage oftAs opportunity, thus securing =
hs~<. III
KILLED By LIGHTN1Na.-Wel learn the par
ticulars Of a sad case that transpired on Tues
day last: During the heavy storm Of that af-
ternoon man named Zeitler, Lying at Bava-
rian Settlement, about . nile northwest of
Cold Spring, in this county, was in q field
blowing, when hs was struck by fash of
lightning and instantly killed, the fluid pass
ing forward killing both oxen, and also his
wife who was leading them. They leave fam
lily of seven children, the oldest only eight
years Of age. We learn there was but little
rain At the Settlement, but the lightning was
terrible.
DINoclATIc DELEGArEs.-The following
Delegates were appointed by the Democratic
County Convention which met at St. 10 on Sat-
urday last to represent Stearns county in the
State Convention which met At St. Paul on the
I'd: L. A. Evens, J. ". Read, c, P. Fischer,
L. A. Schroeder, W. s. Rigby.
HoLs 1N-THE-DAY.-This renowned Chippe-
VA chief, the head Of the tribe, Was IN town
Monday and Tuesday Of this week, on his
way home from Washington City, 1t which
place, - We see by the Washington Star, he
had . psw-wow with the authorities.
ACoIpIxr.-While Mr.. ]. D. .Hvka VA
about to start from J. 8. Whites store, in Up
pr Town, the hub Of one Of the wheels Of
the wagon caught on q post, when the
horse, = large, spirited animal feeling
the hindrsnce, pressed forward, breaking the
reach and both shafts and throwing Mr.. II