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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
From the Cavalry.
CAMP WYMAN, NEAR ALEXANDRIA, !
Sept. 10th, 1862.

DEAR Mrs. Observation-Disclosures ev.
cry day we hear of charges being made
against our company for stalking" horses
aud means Of subsistence without any au-
,hority whatever or giving the proper
vouches for the same. / here state at the
request OF Captain Freeman that these
charges arc false as the people that make
them. We have not, in a single instance,
impressed horse without giving the re-
ceipk, and wherever horses we've being
used by the farmers and we could, We
have left them. In the expedition, as far
as stealing is concerned We have ''had the
fame without the GAIN" and would now
like to have it known that this company
known as the Northern Rangers have no
connection whatever with a small band of
men sailing under the orders Of A. j. Mel.
son or company of "Home Guards" COM
mauded by Capt. Ramsdell and stationed
ut Sank Centre where there are few NO.
mon who will when necessary protect
them with their lives. The Quartermas-
ter and myself wish it distinctly under
stood that We impress no horses without
giving receipts to the owners tor the same
and The forage and substance necessary
for our use We purchase Of the legal own
ers, giving them the proper vouchers
therefor.
For the acts Of Rev. A. j. Nelson and
Captain Ramsdell, of Sank Centre, wo are
not responsible, neither do we oountenance
them. We are here to protect property,
not to destroy, and our Captain has ex-
pressed his disapprobation Of their ma
rauding movemcnts-seeing no Indians
but plundering deserted houses. I write
this as a matter of justice to the men uu-
der the command of Capt. Freeman who
would not wilfully wrong any one neither
suffer it to be doue by any under his COM
mand. :
/ write by camp fire where there is
much confusion and must draw this to a
close hoping that you will see that our
company suffers no injustice in false re-
porte. f..
lam yours truly,
JOHN B. MARVIN,
=. A. O. NJ. Northern Rangers.
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ranged, for on, young lady; typos to spend
Sabbath with their friends expecting them
home e9 Sabbath evening, but tidy too
were unavoldadly detained, and the lest
We can do is the alp W. present this week
- lieu Of paper.
fIs oYr readers It distance we say thai
!Ahiiseedbtnss int1ho appeatenoe & Of The
DEMooRAT ia but indicative and \ faint
illustration Of the change which has pass
cd upon our community and Stat" The
usual avooations Of the people have, in
great peasule;T heen dire atinued, Famil-
les have been leaving and retarning,.-
We are constantly alternating between a
filing of security and iniment danger
Some are leaving the State danely and
there are the leavetakings oftriends, the
disposition Of furniture books and CLOTH
ing. So many different verbal accounts
to be head, weighed and judged, every.
thing, in short is 30 thrown out of the
usual order that it is almost impossible to
keep steady on with i business like ours
but, unless some, very serious cause Of a.
larm, not now anticipated, should arise We
shall .get) ont our paper regularly in fu-
ture.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

for' III tEes arms and m,uuition % Board
ofour trim, ana w. found among the
treaty goods 81 double Dbl. shot guns
which wors Distributed among TIE citizcua
.sd % dsahsttes ,ss.e ths.n ssD,e saw
i!as hdsleas from ialins 3ase tho Hand,
ofthe faafsns. Capt s.nith "a - this
moreips tAat + il had not bssa r the
ai.isen. slsro.k, vopla - dDabt INV NOV
bssnnssin thsir h.pds:2: Why does not saome
one come up and let US know the state Of
affairs 'below?t We expect reinforciments
from there every day.
,v.:<s Yours, 49,, IL. P.LAAP.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Our Issue this week.

Contrary to our expectations we were
able to get out full sheet, and give our
usual amount Of matter last week, and
hoped to continue to do 50. But We had
written for little daughter to come hons,
and accounts Of small bands Of INDIANS
made US fear that the stage might be at
tackled, and on Saturday we started down
to meet her, found she was not on the way
and went on to Minneapolis. Therc it
became necessary We should 60 on Mon
day to St. Paul 50 that We did not get
bone unit! Tuesday night. We had ar
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Southern News.

Soon after If last issue the news from
the Grand A,my was quite magnificent.
Mcclellan had got in motion, had captur-
ed 5000 rebels then $4,000 and had the
whole rebel army in trap-that same
trap so cunningly laid for it, when per-
mitted to come within FIVE miles of Wash
ington, and to cross into Maryland. 1t
was just going to BE- cut to pieces or cap
tured and the war brought to speedy
and successful termination. Next thing
We hear is that "Pennsylvania is SAFE" "
aud every body delighted. The rebel ar
my has been driven from Maryland,
across the Potomac and Mcclellan is a be-
70 once more, with fair prospect Of an
other eighteen months campaign on the
sacred soil keeping Washington safe, and
watching the rebels.
Our troops are crossing the Potomac, at
Frederic where the landing was disputed.
Gen. Barnes and Sykes Brigade had a
fight in which they. lost about $50 men
and held their ground on the Virginia
shore. The loss of the enemy was thought
to be heavy.
Every paper for some weeks has in
formed US that the "rebel army is demon
allied and dispersiug," but it appears to
agree with them, for they fight as we'll as
ever. On the Goth whole brigade Of
rebels was captured. .......:.,
"1mportant news may be expected from
McClellan's army in day or twov ]. G.
the doubty General is going to do that
great something We have been so long
looking for. Large numbers Of wounded
have been sent North, Gen. Hooker among
them: He has been promoted To Brig.
adiership. + 7lsI95l.3 5 HGJ'Hz HtJf54
The principle facts reported by tcle'
graph, are tho continued retreat and de.
moralisation of the rebel army. Il So.
General Hooker has received merited
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
"HUUGITEGE F3f'R, WON'T
Co. YOU r. .CSS +
Al ia I'VE asM
By CAROLINE. 4. MASON,

.S6fA1 / 49, esTs7aS1
"Aaothfr ls0lqiexl, shot through lhe luag,,
eiasped stseket to>his brsSst and moved Ed
lips till put, down my oar and .lisAsaad for
hin list bes,lh .sYeN'A tall NeA oon'k Gpu ~
Tslwlo, er WHARF could not q, bal the
lookst was NE picture of ~oas Who might be-
wife, sweetheart or ster."-Army Letter.
You'll tell her, WON'T you :" Say to her died
A., = brave soldier should, true 60 thsflast.
She'll bear It better it Thought Of pride 81
Comes IN to,stay her; the first shock o,erpast.
You'll tell her, won't you? SHOW her how I lay
Pressing the pictured lips loved 80 we'll,
Aud how my last thoughts aoated far away,
& To home and her, with love could not tell.
You'll tell hsr, won't you, not how hard it was
To give up lifs.--life for her sake 80 DEAR.
Nay, nay, not So! Say twas noble cause,
And I did die fol. it without tear.
g. ! Il = - - AIF 10 ), &C., l.
You'll tell her, won't you, She be glad to know
Her soldier stood undauntetl, true as steel,
His heart with her, his bosom to the foe, ...l...
When the blow struck no human power could
heal. 80" ''' -. " .:s,t.t
You'n tell her, won't youl Say too We shall
In Gods Hereafter, where our love shall grow
More holy for this parting and more sweet,
And clcansed from every stain It knew below.
Mass.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Aid for Minnesota.
Correspondence Of the evening Post.

Correspondence Of the evening Post.
: WASHINGTON, Sept. 18th, 1862.
Senator Wilkinson has this morning oh.
tanned from the War Department requ,si..
tione for supplies arms, equipments and
ammunition to be used in carrying on the
war against the revoked Indians Of Min
nesota. IA light battery, Ia'Dregiment Of
cavalry and three regiments Of infantry
arc to be put into the field without delay
and Gen: Pope is to have the aid Of sever
al accomplished army off66oers.. The sena-
tor has convinced the, government Of the
extent Of this rebellion and of the enormi.
ties perpetrated, aud he has assurances
that it shan:be put down at once with a
strong hand. 49, :. ...~,. .t#'t' i.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Sent Away.

The company If Infantry to be station
e! At st. Cloud arrived on Friday night
t:arted, With thirty Of our citizens, on
Monday afternoon for Richmond where
the Indians had made an attack early that
m"ruing, got back to St. Cloud Tuesday
light about nine o'clock, just as the stage
got IN with dispatches from Gen: Pope
ordering them to proceed, Immediately
back to sauk Centre. Itis Capt. MoCoy's
companywho, it will be remembered pass
ed through here on the 9Th en- route for
tuuk Centre OF For, Abercrombie, if he
thought he dare proceed to that point
he went as far Is Sank Centre aud re-
manned there until the 18th when he was
ordered back to st. Cloud, from whence
be now goes to Sank Centre.
This leaves St. Cloud still without any
garrison fer her forts, any protection for
her property; and many Of tho people
who have returned under the assurance Of
the Governor that a garrison would be sta
toned here, are now ready to fly again on
any rumor. 1t Is now found that the
passage Of our troops through any portion
Of country, without finding an Indian, is
no proc: whatevcr that no Indians were
there Richmond is on the direct route
between this and Sank Centre, and but
thirty miles from St. Cloud. Yet Rich
moud was attacked by Indians tue second
Jay after Mccoy company had camped
there.
Gen. Pope has certainly made mis-
take in leaving this point unguarded.-
There il more here to tempt the oupidity
Of the Indians than at any point north Of
St. Paul. There is very large amount
Of merchandise and the, indians believe
that the treaty goods are here Many Of
the back settlers have brought their
goods, here. There are no field pieces to
drive them back. No forts to dispute
their entrance Into the town. Our forts
arc simply places to protect the lives oI
the inhabitants. IA plumber is ohc prime
object with them they have strong induce
,aens for coming here. Protecting those
places already laid waste is very we'll and
following Indians At : sate respectful dis
lance may DO ve'y vol, hut We should
Ike to sea our soldiers head them of 90
c.,:.ona'Iy aal catch party once just TO-
varlety. .@r'4# 81. .aA
ST Cl9ul ha. !. right to demand that
a. least, her o~a enrolled :nsn be station
c,lhere sor tho protection Of the place r.
stead ofkeeping them riding around owe
Inc ruins already made. 49,.
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County Gp1 Z o 4

!
County Convention met pursuant q call q
the Everett School House % oaiss1Ay 6spt.
goth 1862 at,l0 e'elfea4 r4.:slfran
r. Stesrns was chossa CAsirmaa.
u. p, Noel ", lhpssa 1asrss4ry.
Motion made by 6. AZ ap1 easv1sd
that ths Chairman ap1btalt Z CT liltss g
three 70 examine crpA otisls ~ 5000 ~ ~
Convention G. 4. Gilman OF Rsssnsa 81
o. D. Webb we're appointed sid connittse--
Convention adjourned 70 meet q Il o'sssck Z.
NJ: canrspuqn resupd bssie}asJ i ~ no
ton on adjournment Committees report On
credentials.
Delegates from St. Cloud. J. Il. Owen. s. B.
Pinney, c. T. Stesrns, Henry Hoepuer, G. A.
Gilman sude!. D Ress,s.~ v II e.
Munson Township, D. j. 1rssman. Votes.
Verdale, o. 8 Freeman. ~
Pair Haven, Q.fD. W.lerH4H. T. Bennett,
Substituted A. Montgomery.
Sank Centre. H. ". Riehssdeea. subsuta-
ted z. "A. Harmon! ..0AM TIK+sI :
Maine Prairie, T. D. Stanley and Diner,d
Roberts substituted.
Lynden, James Cambel'.
Motion BY Mr.. Gilman I'D pssssA that al
irregulsrity of County Convention b waived.
Motioned and carried by G. A. Gilman to pre-
coed to nominateCounty ensseAf
John d. Rodgers was nominated for County
Auditor. W. T. Rice for Clerk Of Court (uuo-
ton passed that in the event Of Mr. Rice re-
flsing to accept Of the nomination the CouLty
committee be instructed to nominate . eandi-
datc).. 8: B. Pinney nominated for lCounty
Attorney. Motion passed that County COM
mittee te appointed and thsttae member from
st. Cloud be chairman Of said committee. c.
A. Gilman Of St. Clond, james Csnbell. Of
4th District, O. g. Freeman Sd District, J.
Hayward; for thentovn Of; Broctwa1 ssad L.
Tubs for tie 18Th District. iConventioa I'd.
journed.
n. P. NOEL. BAc
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Thermometrical Record.
Reported expressly for tie DEnocaAr, 8,
S. AarLotf Druoaist ST. Cloud ''''
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that claims for exsmp-
ton from draft into the Military Service
Of the United States, will Re heard 81 the
Commissioner Of Stearns County, on the
Goth, 9th and 29th inst, 1t St. Cloud,
Immediately after which time the returns
will be made. aud no claims can be, kean.
L. GORTON, Commissioner.
WI. R. HUNTER, Examining Surgeon.
Sept. Goth, 1864. ss sssS.ssS .s.s,,Sss.,>
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promotion !; Captain Rrehle,. ,ofthe Gulf
Squadron, HAS been sdisiaissed from tho
service for neglect Of duty. !
THE rebel Gen, Price has beeu dsf1ated
BY RoIecftnS, CFde and ua15ilton.g A.
The news by mail confirms the Mum
louisville disaster, aud blame is attached
TO some Of lhe' officers III command.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

Ons~yoks Of oxen And two ooxs, one OK
brindle with brass on ono. horn btS16sd ON tho
nesr side J o 10 othee lit wv sblsek
sIotsaand2 rcd EAR, brandsd % H. aide
and hip with crooked tall One Seiadle eov 8
years old spotted COW larss rcd spots and
white 4 years old. Whoever viii return
said cattle or give information sooaeSrnine
sPHllo 3FARNANl.
St. Clond., "a i sBspe.*klA.
Address By letter Or hy verbal uessaes At
Post Office or Democratso6kee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

One thousand troops arctic be stationed
at Fort Ripley the coming winter It
would cost less and pay moro to keep 500
Of thsuI ID St. Cloud. :. :, s's(h@, ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

~ We will receive wA..t, OTIS. corn
flour, wood. good butter, eggs, Q. anything
eIse va cen, use, in payment Of !subscrip-
tions 10 the pEMocnAr or debts duo the
establishment. Now il the time to sub.
scribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
aENnRAL ORDERS, NO. 3.

HRADevARrERs. Dept OF The NonrHwrsr,
sr PAUL. MINI. Sept. 20, 1852. !
The Twenty-6fth Regiment Wisconsin
Volunteers, to arrive at this point to-day,
will Immediately proceed and take posts as
follows j: III '.1H r - ~ ; "5s!'f..:F "@I
One Company to saik Centre. -
Two Companies TO Paynsville. '"'
Two Companies to Acton.
Two Companies to, New Ulm. !>:f,
One Company to- Leavcnworth. :
One Company to Paramount.
One Company to Winnebago City.
Two Companies at Forest City will
take post at Greenleaf Half Company
at Forest City will take post at Mannanah.
The Company at Hutchinson will move
to Buffalo River, and take post at or near
Two Lakes, ten miles southwest of Hutch
inson.
The Lieutenant. Colonel of the Twenty
FIFTH Wisconsin Regiment will command
the. forces at Sank Centre, Painsville,
Acton, and Greenleaf.
The posts at Two Lakes, New Ulm. and
Leavenworth will be under the immediate
control Of the Commanding Officer Of
Twenty-Fifth Wisconsin Regiment who
will establish his Rcgimental Hcadquar-
tiers at New Ulm.
The troops at Winnebago and Fair
mount, will be under the command Of the
Major Of the Twenty. Fifth Wisconsin
Regiment.
BY command Of Major General Pope.
r 0, SELFRlDGE, A. A. G.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

Our present Legislature is about passing
a Bill providing that soldiers shall be per-
mitted to vote all the same - if they were
cripples, towards o. generally incompetent.
The Bill passed the House thirty to six,
and will doubtless become alax.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

D1sCHARGEp.-Oen. Malmros referred
the case Of Mr.. Sawyer, who shot the Chip.
pewa soldier, back to Gen. Mitchell, who
promptly discharged Mr.. Sawyer. This is
right, as all the evidence shows tho shoot
ing to have been pure mistake.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Excuse haste,
J. MoCAULY.
Polr AByneRoMBIB, D.. =
,i, Sept 18th. 1862.

II. G. BuuBANK-Sir :: Since l w'ote
you by Mr.. Hills, We have had very quiet
times. Nc Indians have been seen, but it
is believed that they are lurking around
waiting for reinforcements.. Capt. Van.
derhorck has issued IN order that no citi-
zen shall leave the post until he is rein.
forced. I have been trying to get away
ever since thu last fight, bat cannot make
the trip. lie made requisiticn on NO
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
ABERCROMBlE SAFE!
Indians Gone!
THEY FOUGHT BRAVELY.

On Sabbath night Mr.. B,rcheneau, who
was guide to the gold digger's escort which
passed through by the Saskatchewan route
to the gold fields Of British America, re-
turned and brought news Of the safety Of
Abercrombie. AZ this fort has teen CIV
en- up as lost, by most people here, the
feeling Of relief is very great, but we fear
that but few remember to give gratitude
where alone it is due, viz. to Hin who
turned aside the savases. Had they con-
tinued their attacks not ali the brave re-
sistance of the little garrison could have
saved it.
Mr.. Birchcneau brought the following
letters which we are permitted to publish.
Fsrr ABERcRoMS1E, D. T.,
Sept. 18th, 1862.
H.C. BURBANK, Eso.-Dr. Sir We
are just getting over the Indian excite
ment. We have thrown up a barricade
all round the barracks, and put the women
and children in them, and think that
we can now defend ourselves against the
whole Sioux nation. The Indians made
two attacks upon Us, thoy were brave men,
and fought like 80 many incarnate devils.
They came up in front Of the howitzers
and received the FIRE like veteran soldiers.
We must have killed great number q
them, though they carried Of all their
dead but three bodies. We had four men
killed, and Eve wounded.
Mr.. Luis family are here, all very we'll.
The part Of the Fort where. We lived, We
had to abandon. The Indians came into
the houses and broke up every thing
that was left. They burnt up everything
at Harris e. Bently's, Hills & Ramsdell,
Benefits and all the buildings on Stones
Farm. They burnt up all tho hay, and a
thousand dollars worth Of oats for II. g. B.
I presume they burnt the house at Breck-
;uridge as We saw great smoke in that
direction. IT,
Excuse haste,
J. MoCAULY.
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District Convention.

N. P. NOEL, BIC
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OFFICIAL. AND Legal.

A MELTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"a 81 d, Ehstpu Copper Mining Company v III
Nc $, New York, GA tie 2Oth day OF Msy, lSda, II
10 a. III, for the purpose Of considering whether
the Company viii Increase ~ capital siock e. All
amount nj exceeding, with tie ~. ", capital, tie
sum oi FIVE hIulr.i thousand dollars, aud n an.
tho'1e tie issue of s,h iuc,rasrd capital stock, for
tie purchase property necessary for it, business
g. u. GIBSON J y. HAYES, GRO DAVIS, 4. 4.
HANCOCK, Trustees New York, April 2Jth, l>i!.
arg ig'Isl
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DErAEIIMENT OF FINANCE, con.
- tr''ler's Once, AItl nv, isCg y ,aof,r
| REDEMPTION 81 property sd for unpaid Rs,rss
neits Tor 81 enis, Iduih,, aud extending street.
AMI avenues.
Puhlic notice Ii hereby given 20 the owners, ocrr,.
pants or persons otherwise interested therein that
III. detailed statement of property sold in Darcm.
Der, $500, for unpaid assessments ior opening,
w!d,h.nr. and rNt"ud"r directs aud aycilura, is
published m the Now llih Daily Ti.blncun Tues
days oui fIiays ~ each w'cl., drs,rl u, the pro-
pcit SOS I'd, sud IL. t'uH Nltu the sauic must he
u.tIoivt.
L. H. kiNGsL iSp, CiciL u Arrears
apli l4F&ru'ia3
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n Office TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ ilicIs. $ 'lcl pr.I ,sais viii DC received un-
I'll " iueslay, tie lItl day ~ NJ i',st, Ly .
Trustees 81 G,ttrihcrgh 5 aod Drt. No. :, in / "a
township 90 Union, Hudson Co., y. J., for buIdtny
new school house IN Tait diatii according T. the
plans and spccifcst o'is f,g sail hlllimg which
can he seen 1t kOiILFR n FlSCK'S Brewery.
Ggtt.ulrr, y. !. JOHN TWNtR, ANDREW
iINCk, HENRY ". TlhuEs, Trustees. Guttsn-
berg, n. j., May = lad4 mvG J'lvv
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INSURANCE.
.lECmANICs, ATTENTION.

I ECliANICS, ATTENTION.
~ s.A cents a day will give the family VI man
~ 10 years, one thousand dollars at his DEATH
fr iurthe- inf rmstion call nj the ONCE Of The H.
Guilty Lie Insurance aud Annuity Co, 81 Pine a.,
up stairs ap 80 2isc'i3S
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND AN
~ LuIty Go. VI New York, 81 Pine st.-s II, 900 Tor
ss- '0-PcIspns thirty years Of age insure thsiy
lives In 900, ior the benefit Of their faulies VI
ot'rr,' ~ paying yearly S!2 20, aud al " sjist
iA- scale Tor rersous older or younger, Tho gisas
D. Franklin sad, "a policy Of Lite Assurance b
the cheapest and safest mode Of making a certain
provision for ones family" Paym.n ts 10
made quarterly, II preferred, and when the pro
MUM smounts T. forty dollars and over, note viii
be taken for one-hslf the amount. Clubs 81 ten -
moie members literally dealt with apo 24Ac'Is1
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NOTICE-OfFlCE or THE STERLING
' Co., New York, April 9dth, lNd2. Al elect. N
Of Is Direct, aud INSPECTORS q Election, g. serve
g.. the e. ,l,ug year, viii te htid At e. Pine ttreot
ruu'n T. Tuesday tie 80 q june instant, between
ue B. grs Of / amt T. NJ 1.euausfrr lluAs " III
lie luNvl ol tho eth Of NAV instant. Nv order .
'"s B'~.d, GEO. l.. TOWNSEND, Seer tary.
aIHb i.,slnA
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PROPOSALS FOR goo 600 OF "TIIF NEW
NhNk COUNTY tptNr house STOCK
s'el'd y. p's'r Vi' h i'..y,d btte Co,nptrul.
l.r's ur uo, until sAri EBAY, MAY Il, l-62. un,il
2U'''. i. N "u,ntne sane viii he yul licly
ll'a' i, 'r : ' ~ l.u ur amy part ~ the sum Of
'Wu lulirtI a'l IiIA 7 ous.,ul Dollars # 1--WE
h,w NWk county & W.T. II ''ae Sto,s," slthptilod
ly charter III Of a.. Laws uf l-d2 aI.i ly al u.,i-
nance 90. t'e P'lrd Of sYlcN.-ors, approved by tAe
ny, AIu, Is l6'.
i.g ssl STOCK Is to pruv'd, rern,tp pay for the
/ 'iA =, l..'' - anew C,fit II .0e avid 10 erect
/ til cru II r' thereon. Il win bpai interest 1t
! o.. f'iH ia.' l,. cert. per nnuun, U-yslHe inlf
! '''r' one rrtt days 4 May and y fs,lplr0 ,lj
| ". lr.hrlls.N tr pic, ur,be IN sl.,,s sn-
rtHl N -ttmriis fuur lrnor,' Thousand % Yil..r.
! - :, c.ln' u''na v't'tr' - lag - \ 10 -,
A D., 1870
rnc proposals stte G. .r....ut fs,o.k Re-.
l. ed, si.d the price " rou' l. ...d, .ars st.,.
and the persons wh''' lr.l.,' 49,, ....,,vl, wi.
IL, rru, I'd b. dupost with ~ ,...fe ttr.l.t-
vi.LiA teen days aflcr TIN u...'. .. t.e NIa,
a .utl pHYrloI to tl.tu ROSY a.
lu p.r,.utng to tse Cnr,t '.,.. . I,,i's Of
a.. { unity Trslsuler Gr such .' '., g.. p,rtt'
v.l Ne 'tlHi g. receive ctl' - ''r e.inN
a.l. .uts.tt.. IlT value % - stock, ptslnH IN
1 / -.ft I,u. t.o dstes ~ payments.
o. .Hl u.t..rt ~. .3tlld lee h"a'sl and 81 iurN'
. upu.t....s t,r N.H YORK Ctlrty Court il'H-
- E."tu4 w. Jos, s. %. Hvcuuu envelope address
| toe I. .i.i,....or .
! g.cr.Nt lsr,s ryci T. rcJr,, any or all u D.
! o. -, tic Hs'lOui rc'gssaS e. ppleet OF lronl9t
/ he iLlorotts OF the County,
knBE l. H,wS, Comptroller.
! CIV Il Srw lo,k; Department of F.nanef
/ Comrt ollers OAice, May On, 1862. NV iO'l9i