St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
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:. la1akA, szAihiiiea iyr .he bsnsat Of the
NJ lbbees.Aisk Aad wounded soldiers viii be
.1.vSts ~ 8, Cloud IAatltut. On Friday sven-
: JslX ts6. / ~ tlafa bs . full turn out,
q ". eax assare .our readers that rich pro-
sSrs1..s owiiiabs presented Doors open at
u. Performance commencing At 8 o'clock -
-Adnattaasss ~ cents, which il sufficiently low
Z sneV ~ tsett,4dA , / z A M q -,
tn Cpfr1l.-We learn, fr,n tAs Minneap-
slia Aassssl..r that this boat has been laid up
fas vsat a. freight. eeA v.@ l,roi IN|r
"ta TzAxxs:--ws are indebted to Col. Aldrieh
- Conn ~ and Navigation -lssl." -.
,e901, Coulas ~ We learn that the bridge over
d. Saak River, near the residence Of G. Wait, is
giving Wy. p. Here 10 = chance for some more
Of he Ceanty's money. ya.-*.''.'." =.
sasll.-Mr. Wright, Of Dayton, in Otter
fal County, came up on last Saturday with
le9 Aee1 " sheep purchase in WISCONSIN,
. Halls taking them home, and will go immeai-
ately into the stock raising business. A better
country than the Otter Tail region for this pur-
apasst cannot easily be found. ,'u''.,.
ALMOST 4 FlRr.-On the night Of the Fourth
IN exploded IL cracker (of tho large si,e) fell
eaths roof ofthe .xning in front Of G. F. W.
Poweli's Hardware store, close to the side of
the building. Amer smouldsring . while it
broke ont int : blaze, and If not OPPORTUNITY
discovered would doubtless have set fire to
che bui,ding-ths awning WAS even then badly
CHARGED I'll, great ars at Winons, of which
An account may BE- found elsewhere, should
prove 4 lsssonf T. those who are Disposed to use
fireworks. 81 .,.'...'
Cir EIRo1roN.-On last Monday the City
Election WAS held At the store of Jos Edelbrock
resulting in the election Of L. a. Evans, May
or; H. c.. Bur bank, Jos. Broker, J. W. Ten
voords, B. Overlook, Aldermen, and A. B.
Curry Recorder. The vote was IS follows;
For Mayor.-L. A. Evans; ll6; H. C. Wait,
g; L. Robbers. H. G. Burbank, 6; L, Clark,
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For Aldermen "A. c. Burbank, 100; Jos.
Broker, lie; J. W. Tenvoorde, 81; B. Over
beck, 1903; G. Leonardi, 81; L. Gorton, g.;
JOSEPH. Ed.lbzoci s; 8. M.rlatt, a.; H. Hoop
ner. Is; 3. NJ. Tobey, L. Gordon, G. Becker,
J. II. Denton, and 8. Reichart l each.
For Reeorder.-A. B. Curry, 1874; H. C.
Wait, 3,
70 CoRRIsPsNDENrs.-Bys some mishap the
note Of -. Co." Manannah, was mislaid
and not found until few days ago. We hope
to hear FROM him again, and shall promise to
DO more careful In future. ''E. NJ. E." Of
x ngston, sends US IN account Of the battle of
Fair Oaks written BY his brother, who took
part in it. We must decline publishing it for
two reasons: First and principal, it was too
long after date; second, the manuscript was
20 indistinct that We could be certain Of only
about half what was written
M Read Kinkead + Fowler's advertise
meut in this weeks paper. This firm have
now st their warerooms complete stock of
furniture Of every required style, size and
shaps-from . cradle to an extension table,
Mr.. K. is , splendid workman, besides being
assisted BY Mr.. Engel. who has few, if any SUI
periors in the State in this department Of bust.
ness. An examination Of their work will prove
ES Rours ron SALxox RlvIa.-The follow
Ing letter MAS received too late for last week 8
paper: .l.--.L -.
In CAMP NEAR ST.. Josrpu,)
r.. June 18th 1862
fRIExD wlLL.-Ws arrived 1t St. Joe day
before yesterday-had good trip-the roads
in good order with the exception. Of few bad
sloughs, and one marsh about half mile long
We had no difficulty in crossing, however, as
our teams were in good condition, and plenty
Of them. We have waited several days for a
party Of fifteen or twenty to come up, and
hear that they will DO ct St Joe tonight 1--WE
are camped five miles from there.) We have
had some difficulty in getting guide-have
made bargains with several who backed out,
but think the matter 10 now settled.
The half breed train left on Monday for the
hunt. II has been estimated that fifteen hun
dred carts win 80 in the train. They start
from different points and meet somewhere on
the Plains This have from parties in St.
Joe. I saw about thres hundred in this last
named place
St. Jossph isA isvsly nts for tewu. There
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