St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-24

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yf1iSe fBexx Of raj: slAsos.- on
Aaaday s,ceias, shout seven o'clock, the
staaass Ratts He .S,3 seen slowly round
Ing Stony Point; aud the saw-mill whistle
blown =. : welcome, met hearty re,
spopsa from tthe approaching boat In due
time she landed IL the upper levee, amid
the congratulations Of everybody. A. R.
Youpe. the Oldest Captain and best pilot
on this part 81. the riyer, ~. in command,
With ]. 6. 0nwfosd'as Clerk Much hca-
W tee had been met, but she got through
without @uy t.magc.- On account Of high
Winds she x.s compelled to lie over until
"Wednesday morning when she started on
her return trip, withS 900 bushels Of heat.
The clerk iutorms Us that they have more
freight on hands than they GOV what to do
with, aud that both Capt; Davidson" boats
will be kept busy for some time to come.
THE FARMERs AT WoRK.-The far
mers oil through the county are busy
plouShing,; audssome of them Inform US
that they will commence sowing this week.
The ground is t.id to be in capital condi-
ton. $50" ~sS
ENCOURAGING SloN.-We are inform
ID by = gentleman living on Maine Prairie
that twenty pcrsons--an farmers-bave
LETT that place to jvin the different regi-
ments formed in this State. and that not
one cftk<ir' farn,sFa,e vacunt. AL; have
b.en rented by persons moving to the Pra~
RE, and will be continued under cultiva-
ton. This shows that immigrants contin-
ne 70 pour into the State, CT at least, Stearr 8
County.
PAID HIS FlNE.-On Wednesday Jon
arh.n VOL, convicted Of assault and SEN
fenced to Ply $3.50, delivered, through his
father, tho amount to James NJ. AcKelvy
Couaty Attorney. Jonathan was p'omlt.
y released, aud stepped off as happy as t.
jsyO bid.
Foa THE GorD M1NEs.-On Wednc:-
daJ evening . party Of six Canadians ar
rived in this city en- 'cutr for the Carriboo
gid regions, On mex. evening seycn more
joined them. They will go by stage to
Georgeto"4 from there to Fort Garry by
steeuboas, and the remainder OF the dis
tauce with teams.
REv. PrAkr, Of Grow Wing, writes us
a. interesting letter published this week.
It has been unavoidably crowded out for
the past two issues. We can assure Mr..
p. our correspondent, ~. NJ" was perfect
y innocent Of any desire to make mis-
statement with regard to the fact he NEIL
toned and would only have been TOO glad
to have recorded the matter as it now
stands. We should be pleased to hear
from y 8 often IS he may 6nd it
agrecabIe 70 kllte, and feel certsin:that he
could furnis much information c,ncern-
ing the country in Which he is now ensa'
xed that would be new and interesting.
BIZ REFERENCE to our advertising COL
amns slight change will be noticed in
one Of our business houses-Orlan U. Cul-
lens name taking the place of that Of ".
J. Cullen As proprietor Of tile Agricultural
Warehouse at this place-thc son for the
father. Mr.. C. intends remaining in town
and giving his personal attention to the
business Mr.. Strong will still be enga.
ged in this establishment.
Farmers needing any kind Of agricultu'
tar.I implements will find they can do full
~ - w.p by purchasing Of Mr. c. as al
st. Paul. Grain will be taken in exchange
=. the highest market price.
Fol rHE GoID MlNEs.-Dr. W. B.Si.
nonton informs us that he starts in abou,
two weeks for the Cariboo gold region, to
Try bio fortune in that direction. Mrs. S
win 90 70 Phil.dclphi., We wish him
sbendsst SUCCESS, and both will carry with
them TIE god wishes Of largo circle Of
tneuds. ~ ~vl.sl ,74j,.~ ,.l4
cFuas.-N,P. Noel returned last nigh
with over $500 worth Of furs of varioul
kinds, purchased in the Chippewa and