St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

that time their names will be erased from our
beS1a:sst1 . 1sS:a Gsslc~.'ara.L @i';f =
PAssEprDMN:-eompanyeC, Of the
4th Regiment, passed through town last
Sabbath morning on their way to join their
regiment At Fort Sneiling." This Compa.
ny i commanded by CAPT. Donaldson. 60 .
Nor Rroll,vrD.-rhe letter tn. editor
mentioned in her correspondence As bav-
ing been written from Rochester was not
received by US.
In THE HosPirAL.-A private letter
from Ill Third Regi~eutSsaysshat John
G. Crummett Is confined to the hospital,
though not dangerously i'll.
PREAoH1Na.-Rev. Phillips, after hav-
ing been absent number Of weeks; viii
preach at the Everatt School House on
next Sabbath morning At IL o'clock.
APpo1NrMENrs.-We learn from pri-
~ats letter thatJ. D: Cruttenden, ex;Reg-
lister of the U. s. Land Office at this place
and for some time past residing in Mis-
souri,, has been appointed and confirmed
Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank of
Captain-whether in the Regular Army
or Volunteer service We did. not learn
Mr.. Cs many friends here will be graft
fed to learn Of his good fortune.
We are. informed that Myrou Coloney,
Of Alexandra, Douglas County, has re-
ceived the appointment Of First Lieuten-
ant in the Regular Army. Mr.. G. has
contributed number Of pieces in verse
to the DE- MocRAT, is an "old residenter,"
and deserves this favor. ="
A DA1RY.-Mr. Hooper, who has been
residing on the outskirts Of town, has NOV
ed to large farm about six miles further
down the river, in the vicinity of St. Au-
gusta, where be proposes carrying on the
dairy. business on an extensive scale.
MI. H. was compelled to make the move,
in order to obtain sufficient pasturage for
his cows, Of which he has about twenty
and expects to double the number BY an
other year. He has already quite repu-
tation for making excellent cheese.
WE LEARN. that meeting will be held
at the Central House Oh Tuesday next to
take measures for procuring place for
public baryipg ground. Let our citizens
attend ADD IKE Vigorous measures towards
securing some suitable situation for this
purpose.
THANKs.-We must acknowledge our
indebtedness to Hon. NJ. S. Wilkinson for
I number Of fsvors received from him dur
Jog the past week, including "Land Of
Gee Report, 1861" reporto the official
testimony in the case ofCol. Miles, Il Bull
Run, and Others. Also, a bundle Oval
liable garden seeds. = ''.' '':i.'.'-,..l
- =. r!fa.r-,< ,.l.,-r,.. . q:
., 4 Sw1NDLER.-We are informed, that
person in the back portion Of the Coun-
ty is deceiving persons with representa-
tions that the Demand Notes of the Gov
eminent are much below par and still fall
ing, and then buying them upsat five and
ten per. cent; discount. This IS > clear
swindle, q these notes are readily taken
bydsa3en everywhere; At their full value,
and glad to get them: ...
N: B.-If any Of our delinquents have
vone of these notes that they feel "scary"
about, they can forward them to us, aud
ne xill take great pleasure in crediting
them lsr the full value the notes repre-
.At ~ FIt73" TFt g. ~ - s }..:f r., ~
IT, i 4, x ~ .sss ~ xiii s<,:t.f 1875
--Yestertays P;eeee> ~. wheat has
f.lea.eae cent f@ bahsst-ha. I COM
saanding IS Giants and milling q 80 cents
per ba.he'.
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