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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

Is member Of the 81 Cloud cavalry and
well known here. The letter NJ written
to his wife. 57 81
6 Polr ABsRolonslE, Sept. 26tn, 1862.
Mr. SDEAR WIFE, last wrote you
when We were It Lake Amelia. We re-
NAMED there three days waiting for two
other companies Of infantry, and finally
received orders to JOIN them q WJman's
place On the A'ex.ndria road six o. eight
miles below Alexandria We went b..
way Of Reno aud s Lake. I-Eaid.
ed them, and arrived at Wyman's p'.es
about 2 o clock r: N. The next day cams
Oh up>to Chippewa, the next day found
aud buried the body Of Nj. Austin, Who
was shot as mentioned in one Of my let.
tiers, and camped at the crossing Of the
Otter Tail river. Here the oxen of Capt.
Barret's company strayed Of; and the d.
vision Of our compan, to which I am It
tached was detailed to hunt them up.
Tanner found them about Eve miles from
camp Oh the Breckenridge road aud ws, That
is Bar'et's company and our division. q
cavalry, did not get started before 8 4. X.
while the rest Of the army started At sun.
rise. We arrived at the Fort just at dark,
aud learned>thst the advance Of the aruy
came in sight Of l3 Sioux, they being on
one side Of Red River and the. S;oux OF,
the other, half or three.fourth miles of.
The Sioux ran, and the advance tearing
an ambush in = clump Of trees and brush.
did not pursue in time to oyer.ake them.
Here We also learned that the same partv
Of Sioux had killed two men few hours
before they were seen by our advance.
A party Of twenty was out, aud when
about one mile iron, the Fort, we're attack.
ed and driven back with the los. of tr,
u'cn, one Of them Oscar Taylor's brother
in'law, Edward Wright. Yesterday our
company volunteered to 60 after the bod
les. We were followed BY a part Of the
infautry. We secured the woods near the
Fort, and found the bodies en- tic prairie
about sixty or eighty rods apart It's
The body Of Mr. Wright vas riped up
from the aassl to the threat. The kea:.
and liver tuken out, The lu.gs lift On ;hs
chest, the head cut Of -scalpcd aud stuck
in the cavity Of the r. abdomen, with
the face toward the feet. Tue LANDS we're
cat Of and placed, side b side, palns
down, within two feet of tho body. The
othes MAI. had been shot twice, onee II.
bal! entering under, and lu!c back q
the left arm which a,ssk have killed l.in4
at once. The right arm was broken b.
ball little below the shoulder. lie ;av
ou his face and the whole of. the up,c.
part Of the skull smashed, ana the hra;.;.
CATERED around .herc were eighteen
bayonss tbrusts IN his back, aud ga tho
back Of the lstt les was CASH ,.car!y t.
the bone tro'a 1Ls lip ~ &hc esHo u tls
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Ohacial Report u Capitals Fxssnea, Gem
mandiuk sNorthern Ran8ers."

manIiux stNOrthern RanRers."
GENERAL Mr7~nxlL Sir Obedient to your
order, I remained in Camp At Bauk Ceutrs
until the arrival Of Capt. MccoJ's Command.
On the 18th Of September, no ordered Capt.
Barrett with his eoupsny 70 proceed ~ speed
~ "a possible 10 Fort Abercrombic, D. T.,
sud net with my company in the attempt to
reach tho Fort. -.
We broke camp on the evening Ct that day,
aud On the evening Of the 18th reached Lake
A,uclia, near the old trail 10 Red River. Dur
ing tho night . messenger arrived bringing
dispatches from Capt Mccoy, ordering the
command TO wsit for orders from Cspt. Ber-
ger, commanding expedition 70 relieve Fort
Abercrombie. ;.:.S sin ):
On Thursday We received orders from Capt.
Berger to march T. Tyman'e, on the Ale1an'
dria road, sad meet hin there on Friday. the
18th. On the evening Of Friday we joined
Capt. Berger At WymAn's. ....@. r..
Ns, uader tho order Of the commander, sot-
cd ~ advance and rear guard for the com.
mand 70 the Foss, ssrisisg there on the even
Ing ofthe 2ad. The people Of the Fort were
delighted to sss ~, bing worn out With
watching anA aaxiesy.' },.i e@.1 E<
There had been, On the morning. II our ar.
rival. . party Of thirty men s:nt ~ M escort
70 messengers leaving the post to gusrd them
Sem attack until they reached tho prairie
Tie party who were acting - An escort we're,
% their return. attacked by Indians, and
driven back 60 The Fort with tho loss OF two
men Eilied aed oos wounded. Tue men kill
ed were left :;ou tho sreusd, where the atteh
Vas mace, and on the sext morning, With tn
permission Of Capt. gsrser, ! sool defach
men, Of my men; ~. WITH citisens At th'
Yor., searched The grousd svsr uatii re foude
the tod!os add brought them to The FORT 10
burlst.. 81. ~ -aszS5, . 100 @@=&fas ri @@.@
Iprerump, under obstruction from you, j
would be my duty to remain until such TIM
- the citixsds should be ssnt = St; Cloud, enc
sct % N escort.
C.pt. Berger 10 extrensly sn1ious thss !,
.shouid rsncia and cooperate With oin ana
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COL. NIILLER'S SWORD.

Col. Miller arrived III st. Paul en- the
Goth ult., and has gone up the Minnesota
Valley to joi" his Regiment, thu 7th.
lie is muc improved in health; and re.
turns the cword presented him, by the PEG.
pie Of St. Cloud. 1t will be highly priz.
ed here and is the first relic OF the war
which.St. Cloud has received.
HEADQUARTERS 1sr MINNESOTA Rect.
NEAR SHARPsBUnG, Mp,
Sept. 18th, 1862.
Gent. II. z. Mitchell, Vim j. Par.ons, ESQ.,,
and other. St. Cloud, .Ninne*,ta.
GENTLEMEN Having this morning in
obedience to the order Of Maj. Gen. Hal
/ Ok, severed my connection with the
First Minnesota Regiment, fer the pur.
pose Of accepting new position, here:
with return the sword which you so kind
ly presented to me at the commencement
Of my career as a soldier.
1t hss-to me at lcast-become associa.
ted with too many precious memories, to
be again exposed to the vicissitades Of
the Field.
Upon its scabbard you will end the
following inscription
Presented. May, 1861, by c.tizeus Of St.
Cloud, 10 Lieut.. Col. Stephen Miller, lst Min.
Regt.
Battle Of Bull Run, July 2lst, 1851.
Entered Yorktown, May 9Th, 1862.
Reserve at West Point, May nth, 1852.
lat Battle at Fair Oaks, May 3lst, 1862.
Battle at Peach Orchards, June 29tb, 1862.
e" " Savagc's Station. e"
" g Nelson's Farls, {" goth, 1862.
i" " Malver6 Hills, July lst, 1862.
Reserve End Battle Of Malvern Hills, Aug.
eth, 1862. - ''
Reserve battle Fairfax, Sept. LIST, 1862.
- South Mountain, Sept. 14th, 1862.
Battle Sharpsburg, Sept. lob, 1862.
Gratefully returned to tho donors without
dishonor, Sept. 18th, 1862.
l desire that 1t uay remain in the hands
Of Genl. Mitchell. and-shou)d I out}ive
the war-that l be permitted to wear it at
sucn paraoes IS may be convened from
time to time by the survivors o, the eoa.
Aict
In the event Of my death let it be pre-.
sented to such son Of mine, ROW in the
army, as may best serve the interests Of
our pcrilled institutions, provided such
service be worthy the distinction. 9th
erwise the generous doners will please
preserve it, within the city and State OF
my preference and adoption, in such place
and wanncx Is they may deem most ap.
propriate.
Ever and gratefully,
Tour friend and obi serrt,
STEPHEN MILLER,
" Late Lieut.. Col. Of LIST MINI. Kegt.
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"a We will receive wheat, oats, corn
-four, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in payment of subscrip-
tions to the DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to SUBJ
scribe or settle old bills.
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Ever and gratefully,
-FOUR friend and obi servt,
STEPHEN MILLER.
Late Lieut.. Col. Of LIST MINI. Rect.
The Latest Aberoromhie Muir.
- ders. .'

We gire tue following horrible part:s
ulars of the late murders at Abcrcronbic.
not because we believe in the general prin-
cip'e Of the Press dealing 10 the horrible,
but because it appears to US to be 3 pain.
full duty imperative on the people 81 Min:
nesota to acquaint tho world with the na-
ture OF the toe they have 80 suddenly
been called. upon to meet. Already mock
Or --.istaken philanthropy is at work to
screen the savages from the just punish
ment Of their crimes, and this undercur.
Of public sentiment will certainly avail to
protect these demons and throw the onus
Of their crimes upon the whites, unless the
Eastern public is better informed than
they no are, Of the extent If, the atroci.
ties committed. - J.: H,tA,.
In this case it should be remembered,
that the victims we're void Of otfenso to.
ward their foe, men Of unblemishsd .rcl U.
tatioo against whom the Indians could
have had no memory Of wrongs to be re-.
venged. MI. Wright, especially must
have bsea known 70 them, u he va 70 all
who knew him, rs young man. Of rare
Intelligence, high sense IF homo. and
strict integrity. He bus lived With bis
father's.@ family for the past tour. years It
Otter Tail and the lud'aas have beer ia
the habit VI freely Waiting their house,
sharing their hospitality and receiving
a!u.. This case il 10 exception, fer Ii .
Intervals have taken especial paius to
treat those who have moat betriended
them, aud t9r whom they have protessed'
most friendship, with their NJ vt diabolic..
81 aud ingenious devices Of cruelty -.
How long shall it b re thsse Hall
Hounds are: swept from the face of Tho
Earth, old, aud young, male and tem.ls. .
Mr.. Garrison, the writer 81 .this letta,
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ELECTION.

Republicans, get ready for the election
and support your ticket cles, through.
It is = good one aud Democratic tri-
umph now would be q national loss. Mr..
Donnelly should 60 to Congress with .
majority that shall mean something. -
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Our ,eorrespondenes this vs.k .psaks tas
itself ~.0..' 80 ~. I'D <#'< III
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GRAvEYARDs BY THE THOUSAND.
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REPUBLICAN TICKE r.

REPUBLICAN TICKLE r.
For RePreseatatives IA Congress-.
First District,
william Window,
Of W;nona County.
Second pistrict,
1guat;us Donnelly,
Of Dakota County.
DISTRICT TICKET,
For Representatives,
II. G. WAIT, Of Stearns Co. -.
LEVI WHEELER, Of Morrison Co
l.. r. BENTLEY, Of Andy johnson 60
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Auditor,
JOHN D. RODGERS.
For County Clerk,
w. T. RICE.
For County Attorney,
8. b. PINNEY.
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IATES r NEWS.
HORRIBLE CONSPIRACY

Wholesale Murders in Prospect
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UndertAkers In Demand.
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~; ssClouD BOOK l,jlil(k STORE il ::

n Ohm; M. R0SENBERGER' would: respect
81 fully, inform the citi4ens of st. Clend ssnd
Northern Mipnesota that he has purchased the
entire stock Of the st. Cloud Book Store and
made large additions thereto. and has now en-
hand >. complete assortnsht 'of.Bsskse Sta-
liienery. Fancy Goods, Ns.spePeEs eod Mega
etc., IT, Also, the STANDARD Series # Ec6ool
Books Persons viii :Ahdie tS4hsir idvaatage
10 procure their St. Paul and 9NshuYork Duly
and Weekly papaxs -st this -stefe. The numer-
GUS patrons md friends Iof tho Old &f. CLOUD
Book Store are cordial b i.yited,ts attend.
!. v4n34-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
JAS. F. BRADLEY,
Atty. for Assignee.

OHER1F1F's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- execution issued out of and. under the seal
of the District Court, Fourth Judicial District,
in, and for the county of Morrison, and Slate
Of Minnesota upon judgment rendered and
!doeketed in said court in and for said Morri-
son county, Oh the 9Th day Of May A. D. 1862,
in an action therein pending wherein Daniel
Waggoner is plaintiff and r. Hoover and c..
8. K. Smith Defendants, in favor Of said plain
tiff and against said defendants for the sum of
Two hundred and sixty three and 42-1OO dol
lars ($262.42) principal, interest and costs
which said sum is now actually due on said
Judgment, and which said execution was to
mo directed and delivered, I have this 18th
day of May A. D. 1862 levied upon, as the
propertyof CTS: X. Smith one ,bf said judg-
1nent debtors, the following described lots "
ing and being in the town. Of Little Falls.
county Of Morrison and State of Minnesota,
and all the right title, estate and interest which
the said judgment debtor had on the day of
the docketing of said Judgment in said county
any time thereafter in and to the same to wit !:
(Lots 8 & AZ three and four, block forty one
(4fEand lot- e three block sixteen H6}. MI
Now therefore notice is hereby given that
will sell the, above described real property
and all tho right, ttle3 interest or estate which
said judgment debtor had in Or toe the same
ON the saidI8t day Of May A. D. 1862, oor at
any time thereafter. in sep arate lots in the or
der, above described At 'puslio auction to- the
highest bidder therefor for cash. at the front
door sf the olBce2ef Register Of Deeasl IN Bit
tie Falls Morrison county, on Tuesday the first
day Of July 1852, at ten O'Clock in The fore
noon on that day, 10 satisfy said execution and
costs of sale. .@RZRA, P1COTTR,,il
~taO .oao;q Sheriff tof Morrison county, MIN.
a LitalA Palls, May 18th, 1882 doo%T1 ,lAeHt
IjJAs.o H11hg Prtfs ATTY ,,may15-6wJ
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! eIEEPING CARS,
,.lD c-.IlGt,N> !NlG,s + IRA NsiTU! Ha ~
.Philad IA, New York and Baltimore.
(: I'll -. 'Ipi-,iY--- ~ t" 9.:, .ui Il
BiGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHg AMP
-, TRANSFERRED FREE. -. j.,
'E,:P1,.,E?7;T%ETS'

RElG6IS- 4,..t
j! BIZ this ilout. Freignts 81 al. descriptions
can be forwarded to and from Philndelphia,
New York, Boston, OF Baltimore, to and from
any point on,the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri
81 koH Road direct. =, .,...,;- =. :;
- The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
at Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which, Goods
can, be forwarded to any port, on, the Ohio,
Muskin gum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red l,ivers; and Al
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicag with Steam,
ers to all !IoFt un elie NORTH Western Lakes.
Merchants aud SHIPPERS enlrusting the
transport a,icn Of heir Freight to this compa.
nv can rg.v with confidence onitsspeedy transit.
+. THE ,RArRs or FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road. ore all times as favorable are charged
6y otter r. 4. Cory u"aes. q
l~i Be particular TO ma'ik packages q eia
Pcnna. r. r Il .,,,. : =. i - y
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to or address either OF the following
agents Of the Company: >
Clarke Il Co, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
H. W Brown & Co., C,mc,''noti, Ohio. r,
r. c. Medium &, Co., s4Madison, Indiana.
|" J. E. Moore, Louisrilze, kentucky.
W. w. Altman & Co Huntsville, Indiana.
r. F. Sass, St.ALouis, lHissowsi.&sv5} ~
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. H. & E. l.. Langley, GaiApolis,. Ohio.
G. B. Neal. Pnrkerslurg Virginia.
II. Hall & Co, Marietto, Ohio: :.
,lz3H. S. Pierce & Co., Znnssrills, Ohio.
.a4 Mcpewell & McColsn, Portsmouth,. Ohio.
d,f r., MoNeely, AoryspiAe, Kentucky.
j. P. Johnston, Ripley, Ohio.
1911 John Todd; Corington, kentucky.
II 90. L. Heaton. 'Czcrelond Ohio. ii sF2;' -
&c. Meldrum,- General 1yavelings agent
.-~----< for the South and West.
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N0TICF or MORTGAGE SALE. "

TMI NS1 &'.Ios y zGESsssff
Names Of Mortgasors-welfsans Eieh Ard
|uhthsrins Eeh, hiS wife q stearns County,
4 Nla1 / Gor.f.ri.ASsdi.h.., slhhh,!! Y.
Date Of Mortgage 0otober sixth, A. D. 1890
Whore and Ahsn xao0rdad=Ofics Of Regtsre
ter efDseds Of Stearns County, Minnesota, tAi
Book "A" Of Mortgages, pages 2o4 : 2s5, ues'
On ths % day October. A. ? }sss, al eight
"a a. s ;ss a. as IT,
14th day Of September, K. D. 1851, which sIse.
sigumsnt WAS duly recorded in said Office ofi
Ell 81 sss Z Bses y sP ss.s sP:'
ments and agreements, pages "A I A. at H.
"i ssa a1i,as&s;s,assaSssa,,<lDtA. pa ~
meat Of he sum Of One Hundred Dollars with
twenty-five per cent interest and payable in
ono year from date, according to the conditions
Of : certain Promissory Note bearing even date
thereof. the a&supA a4e.apd elaimed toibe due
upon said Not ia MSrleatsat' dAtb here.'
Of Is Ono Hundred and Thirty five and 90-lOO
Dollars.
Description Of land or lots and premise s
containea in and'cev6re4 ny said Mortgage
.Bots Nd. >ssveh ~ and eight ~ in Block No,
twelve (l2) in Anton Edelbreek's Addition 10
| st. cloud aCcOf0lng 10 SQo SuEHey ana plOL
thereof made by M. P. Noel and recorded IN
the Office Of Register df Deeds in and for said
County of Stearns and State of Minnesota.
yWhyreas defauit has been made in the con-
ditions Of the above Mortgage, by the said
Mortgagors neglecting and failing to pay any
part 1f said sum secured TO be- paid Thereby
according to the terms thereof whereby the
power of sale contained in said mortgage has
become operative and no proceeding having
been had at law or otherwise for the recovery
Of, any part Of said sum 'secuI cd! to be paid
thereby
Now therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage. and pursuant to statute the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by SALE, Of
said mort aged lands or lots and premises afore-
said at public auction, to tho highest cash bid
der, at the front door Of the Banking Office Of
H. G. Wait i'm the town Of st. Cloud, in said
County Of Stearns, upon Saturday, the l4th
day Of June, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to
satisfy said sum, interest and expenses of sale
that said lots will be sold separately in the or
der above stated / tirI"t}. ~ s'r!'F
Dated April 29th, 1862. - 80
4 .,,,I..L y SEBAsTIAN BoHNBoizER, ''
j.. 81 .ssd, zu..rssa Assignee ofAfortgagee.
9. B. P1NNeY .a>.H; mn T'}GDp OF 1s '}n&
Atty, for Assignee. myl-ew
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MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE. SALE,
Name ofMor s.fof-Eliss Brrunddsee.
Name of Mortgagee-William D. Rabbit.
= Date of Mortgage May 3rd 1851 .9a.rG
[ When and where ,recorde in The Office Of
Register Of Deeds for the County, of Morrison
Ut The town Of Little Falls. Minnesota, on the
4th day'of May 1858, II Book ,''A"a pages 1856
Description. Il M9rtga1g,esdl2 premis,s- II
Ety five feet by, one hundred and fifty on the
South Side of Lot three (3} in Block, eighteen
(8) in the Town, OF, Little, Falls, County of
Morrison and State'ofc MinI csc ta) as surveyed
| and plated BY. s M. Putnam. ..,,3 .t3Yonsts
7 When and to whom assig1ed--The eeid
h said do &or e.
George B. Stone and said assignment was duly
recorded in the Office Of Register of Deeds for
the said County Of Morrison on the 9th day of
April A. D. 1862.
Amount claimed to BE unpaid and due on
said mortgage at the date Of this notice, Three
hundred snd forty Dollars and twenty
cents ($349. 2Q) principal and Interest," 47hl
/ G Whereas deIault has been made in the con-
ditions oofs the. above described 1hortgage, by
the failure of ithe1said .1qortgegor to- pay said
sum of money due thereon and fully payable,
whereby the power of sale therein contained
has become operative, and ne pr oceedings hav4
ing been had ut law or otherwise for the recov-
cry Of any part of the sum thereby secured to
be paid.
by-firtue Of said power Of sale and pursuant I'd
sasSs ;sa $Fsass AL e ff{sssss BY
pabric auction, to TIE highest cash bidder 81
the Front door Of 'tfie Court House In Little
pills. On Tnnsdav: The 9th daV 'of Jnne. A. D.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route foriLive Stock. Capacisris
Yards, we'll watered and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections. and every at ention is raid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where viii be
found everv convenience for feeding and rest
ing, a choice is offered Of the PAlLADEL-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. . This, will also be found the shor-
test, quickest and most direc, route for stock
to New York wi. Allentown -ana with
fewer changes than any other. '.'''s' 1'''
10 EHocB LEWIS, Gen'l Sup't, Altoona. Pa.
L., L. HorPr,. Genl Ticket 4g't, Philadelphia
H. &, Houston, lGent Freight 4g'h Philadaa.
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. N EA'T'p.M 4 RsKE!T":.'
JOSEPH HOWARD. Proprietor Tor, d

.,.b ,ovlGnMo2 ,--'A3VNh ,lN'NNv95A
AL kids 3D.! q PasM7bse ge 81 shiok'se z.
kept Constantly ID hand and fot sale 1T the
la.est rates nsAll persons wishing meat are
TIC call. arOpposits athas American
|noans1 \ YuaoT M ''"
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FREMONT, :s",MIL.LS..,

The Undersigned having leased the new
FIGURING Mill On Clear River, three *fourths Of
a .1nile south west from Clear Water. solicts
public patronage, and will do frst. class work
soley. There is come ted With the FIGURING
Mill Fast Try for manufacturing Flour Bar
rel slaves and heads, with the latest improved
machinery; also, a, Cooper; Shop for setting
up botll -four and pork barrels. ]---'-2
STEPHEN OYSTER, Miller.
v4n19-,f z H. 10 <JTyI
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'''"'''' Is Cent? Wqlrthj' &C.,. s,s
GROCERIES, 4. PROVISIONS

. 40 Dylf f;aI ,s.s3 % ~! ss'S 90 81 ..i..
THE undersigned wiehes 70; announcs e his
II I'D patfo6s aihfd tie puShaet1 generally, that
he has dil hand u Lis xistofe; I'll tie COR
neraof Chapel street aud Washingtnns avenus,
a general assortment Of Groesriea Provisions,
Heavy Crockery, Wooden Ware and : variety
of el.iquors, which he wilbsell At r6t7Paul re-
tail prlcAp adding transportation: Also, that
P6rrss. III cdshor trads!1I "iloi Mp! NOEL.
st. Cloud, MIMI, Ia j41ameai y4n3l-ssin
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.fuRu1TpRE !sfuHntlTu1E'

N10T1CE:--Notice is hereby ,gliiyea that the
ilN co. partnership heretofore existing between
thelsnbscribers. under the taliAs oand 6rm Of
&. G. Slith 81 Co. 10 this daydisislved BY nau-
tual consent. Y An persons indebted TO said
firm are called upon to; make immediate pay
mept to either of the undersigned and thereby
save costs, al all accounts a0t paid previous
10 thesfrst Of june mort wiz Sc len in tie
banda of m attorney foraooliebtion.s: H.
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Splendid Assortment IL q Jsvelry and Silver
Plated Wsre, consisting in part of Cameo. Co.
raj, Carbumcfey Mosaic, cEname@ed- and Lava
Sets: sleeve Buttons and Studs; Vest Neck
and Chatalaine Chains Goblets, Cups, Spoons,
Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Gold Pens,
Finger Rings, etc., ETC., too numerous to men"
ton! Il s45g49dsTo'2 ,7:1?sgu1G bt{i II bat
Call and examine the goods. iH79n'a 21o!ia'
Mr.: il slsS prepared toTepair .llItindssf
witches, clocks and jewelfy: Having had
t9yet twelve years expefieneein the ,bssines
he IL c6nfdenti That NJ tai bS Gble ITO pleas
al tho may leay1 t6fh work with him.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
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