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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

RE-ESLIsrMEEr OF OFFICERS BY order
of the Secretary of War. officers of regi-
ments going out Of service, BY reason Of the
expiration of their terms of service, may,
with the consent of their respective Gov
ernors, re-eulist their regiments within
thirty days from the expiration Of thor
original service. for a term of three years,
uuless sooner discharged and upon the
regiment being filled mp within the thirty
days aforesaid. the officers shaIl be restored
to their rank as from the date of thcir origl'
nal commissions. This, however. will give
no claim to pay for the time between mus
ter out and and re.enlry Into service.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
Enforcement of the Conscription Act
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
W AsHINaroN. May ID.

WAsHIEGToH. May lS.
Blanks are being forwarded to all Pro
vost Marshais, aud the enrolment, Of both
classes, will be proceeded with immedi
ately, to be followed by draft.
The quota for each State is now being
fixed, and bears q relative proportion L
the number Of troops already furnished.
In some States there is discrepanc,
between the local authorities and the De
parlment as to the number previously fur
nished.
Massachusetts, claims that all her quo
tas have been completely filled, We; the
Provost Marshal General decides thai
she is eleven thousand short OF her full
quota. The same is the case with some
other States.
No credit, il is said. will be given ior
three months men or State militia in ser.
vice for brief periods.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

Az Irishman cnco. riding to market
with q sack OF potatoes before him
seeing that tho horse was getting tired. dis
moantsd, put the potatoes on his own
shoulders, and again mounted. taylng ~i,
was better that be should carry the prAties
% hs vas ftesber thsu tho poor bsIls."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

The estate Of the late Stephen A. Douglas,
in Chicago, has been inven.oried a, seven
hundred thousand dollars, but thsrs arc
encumbranoes upon 1t equal to its appraised
value. The executors report that there is
no personal property.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

PAPER is selling 10 Richmond at el0o Z
ream for fOoIsesp. and S76 for letter paper
The price Of the Richmond EpomiaeY I
o., 20 month.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
The JeiferSOnian Democrat
n IvsttsaED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. AT
CHARpoN, Geauga County, Ohio.
TIE R NJ 8,

Gas, directly over tks Rsw StoreeJ WilkiHs
\ Keller, vsst tide Of the PsbiitS Scsore.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

ltoA.Sinadvanes, "..,'.'''.. ""sISo
lraot paid within the year, .......,.. 900
pJAll kinds Of merchantable producethken
n payment, at the market price.
No paper discontinued until all nrrear a Res
ere paid except mt the option Of the Publisher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

"."Advertisements should be marked the
number of tlmos they designed to beinserted
those not so marked, will be continued until or.
dSred out, and charged according to the above
The privileges of yearly advertisers WILDE
son6red o their regular business.
Attorneys will be holden for the price oflnsert.
tag alveT brought by them.
" rAlLcommunications must be addressed to
Proprietor ,tpostage paid Ito receive attention
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

by Earl Russell, we suppose our cores
pondent does not mean tho Foreign Secre-
tary of England, but the correspondent, OF
"Prime Minister" as he terms him, of The
London Tlmes.--ED. Dem.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

LrsAL ApvERrIsEMrNTs will be inserted al
follows'-5o cts. o square, Grst insertion; each
suhisquent insertion, 25 cts. square.
BUSINESS ADvsRrisENENrs will be inserted q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

), inl4AARl1 ,EEs-=!Ihel Asssst nu~ber Of ibis
interesting teerses'ins magazine lis promptly on hand:
The table Of contents 41s presents the usual
,y S' r PPart III Of Scenes in the War
Of fs1ls 1917; An American Family NICER
!, ma ANY EEln'lnliee; Cemeteries; The Battle
AID r!Tlf in un'p Of Dr. Susan j; SiswG Guy Of
Brittany ); m" NV Heart and T.; Romola
!; The Small pn| I HIoease at Alingtoa;o Making
g.; Wi IL o PR Centt55alblapd Artist Philos-
opheer lffoYverr; Captain Charley; The Elm:
. PrefFs. a EFs'Hsspe, New York. Harper 4
1 Peg HlEs u laau vf,7I ! a,d1.ds, I'D
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
|JaTlT : ~ I!'I1'i Z no
4 NEW VOLUME

With the, present issue, the DEMocRAr
cutters ,vpon its Sixth Volume. During
. Abs, Eve years Of its, publication, the main
object has been to spread before tile peor
pic Of the older States a full knowledge
q The advantages offered by, Minnesota
asa grain grown s and stock-raisiug State:
The same purpose will continue to guide
e.he paper; aud while ill the space possii1
''bls will BE devoted . war and general
news, yetthis ono, purpose Of giving the
., Mcts with reference TO this State villa
Ways be kept in view. We shall not seek
To- conceal anything That seems unfavora-
ble-as the completeness Of our Indian
neEs, will t'stify T7ncither shalt W. over
a ssats, knowingly, any Of the MARY advan:
taass ofour rich ind beautiful State. e., :,
= 7Sinos tie ''DExockx1r i trass first publish
slE Pr9srs,as pr yopng city has has been
[, a1m2st tpnex amplrdcoiAs'a correspondent
Of an Easternpaper remarks, she is one q
~ '"l;iysess and nnost beautiful towns il
A.. n.'es,is ~ stapge's, With but rare e1'
captions, give the 'ame testimony. In
,sv;swnx ,tBs prosperity rs the past, Eve
observation-disclosures the. 81. Cloud and Lake
sapeiior Kailiaad il, ope'.i,e a. interseet.
9 SIS A. s.. Paul and Pacific. ,aae, viii
= ile large and npidly Increasing 'sgricut
,ituie country ITO asupportt i, ~ill Dbe> the
F. history ii 81 Cload for ne next Eye
AK gs iplEasspsses lt i.iast ID
Oh Never, since The beginning ofathe wal
NJ ifr ssPssd5 ~ determination u
,osraltiei.n' troubacs look more hopeful
IRIS lsenng Rsty.lesS III 'cl.syes., ...A4ndi
J IS not imprbabls that the sumo types
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

"a The rebel General Fitz Hugh Lee and
Capt. Winder have been selected by our
Government '.s]hos.ages for Captains Saw.
yer9and Flynn: under sentence sot death in
IL tbs lht'bby Prison aeet Richmlond. They
have been placed in confinement. at 1Fo,t
lMonroeeib and thssrebels notified that they
will beexecuted, iftkey carry ooat Their
threats towards our condemned officers:
Fiji Hsgh I t4eea is,a, nephew, Of General
Lee, Ard xe, pr ysq % Capt, Wipder iss
fclatise, perhaps SON. - 81 General W'ildef,
who ordered tie c4ccutioRl 81 the Federal
tCaptatns:ri s1sa4 Is sTo77od a'i lis ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'm PROBATE. COURT. STATE OF MIN
/ NraorA: 5couNrY or sTEARNSS ,

I'm PROBATE. COURT. STATE OF MIN
xrsorA, COUNTY or sTEARxs.' -
term, July 28th, 1868.
ST In the inatterz Of the final settlement of the
estate of.John II. wilkins, deceased.
On reading ard filing The petition Of Joseph
Edclbrock, Administrator Of the estate Of John
H., wilkins, deceased. representing that he
has fullyaadmin1s,ereds said estate and praying
that time and. place be fixed for examining
and allowing his, account Of his administers
ton, it is ordered that said account be exam
ined by the Judge Of this court on. Saturday.
The 18th day Of August, A. D. 1868, at the
office of the Judge of Probate, at Saint Cloud,
tinE said County: And itsis further ordered
7 that notice thereof be given to all persons In
terested by publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day Of
Termination in the Saint Cloud DEMOCRAT. a
weekly newspaper published at St. Cloud. in
y5:G3w Judge Of Probate
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
LITTLE CROW IN EXTREMITY.
I Hws& ss'ss
/ W f=ez- ~ -
il Inserted BY His Followers.
sEE& fErUoE IN M: rn :l''. B1A OK HILL
CAPTAIN RISKS EXPEDITION.
vgwgcwx W

stASA%HSas
The following extract from letter from
Dr: ,W ": D: Dibb e his wife il St. Antho-
~, Tehtes ID ths report eiyeb in Sundays
fpt.s in relation to Littlo Crow. DR..
Dibb is the shrgspn atcothpanylng Fisk's
Exped;don ,acsqp. tie splains. He writes
lt6a foft Absrcfo n o. the 18th: l.:
: s1G3 eotIRe Griere, our Sioux interpreter Of
last IeaT, has joined us. again. He.. va&
with Little Crow just before he Joined -:
He has been trading With him this winter
at Devil . LAKE, He says he is about used
up. Not mnel powder, and he has set bis
men to thaking bows and arrows. He
tiled hard while he was there to get the
other Sioux to join him, but they refused
and said they were ready to give them
selves up. They blamed Grow for bring
ing ing this trouble upon them and wanted
him 70 leuye,t Heidi leave the morning
George left, and started for the Black Hills
at the mouth Of the Yellow Stone: River.( y
George saidahe, Little. Crow would give
himself mp if he thought he would not be
hung - :s ~: :sI : % %S,s,
g. He further writes that Fisk's Expedite
on consists OF 20 wagons and so men---of
whom rs are mounted-and one howitzer.
Five of the men, we learn from other
sources, have. returned-lcayipg but 50
with Fisk: ~ they expected to have over
r>-~n,% s
taken sibleys army in six Or eight days
r. Press 28th: - : Sz>.z - = A. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
PEocsedtngs Of the Town Council.
z !. - II
OFF1C1A .nor t,rn l.,

Il :" 'S'' ST. c1oes, July 18th, 1862
o2trnEsESr:-s.' D. >Pinney!, Mayor Aid,
Zapp, Howard Overlook and Leonardo. ~
IN ON motion of: AID. Overbck So was al.
lowed Henry >Kater on his bill for use 81
room for holding election May. 9Th 1868.
d On tmotionto Of AID. Howard the Record
er was instructed to purchasea book for
recording. the ordinances for said town. "a
ION motion the Council adjourned in!
ill., August lstlS6a. zIjsi22',ot soe5 ',' :;
, !>ro n: n.n s B.. PlNNET,' Da+
y 4l:5 e. ltoT 2njil9I President Council:
Attest J: F.; ?: WrtspS,, Reeorlsr.4e &
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
The Red River}co..sry and Trade.

The Press gives quite an extended
sketch Of the Red River OF Selkirk Set
t}eA,eBt and the trade that comes annually
FROM that region to Minnesota. The set.
Element proper eztepds for more than sew
.esty miles up and ds~H Red River, in.
Guiding within its limits Fort Garry, and
has d population Of about 10000 souls,
generally Scotch and English emig,ants;
Canadians and their haR-brced descend
ants. A large revenue is obtained from
buffalo hunting, but agriculture and
stock raising are carried on extensively
and successfully. I'm 1885, the latest sta
tisticso given; there. we're in the colony
9,253 horned cattle, many Of them i'm
ported breeds, and 2,799: horses with ma
ny aocks Of sheep, in all 1920, which lat
ter especially do we'll The climate is
mild and the soil rich, readily producing
all grain crops except corn. Wheat in par
ticpdar yields heavily. Il u. w., .orr., III.
The trade Of this region Of country is
tributary to Minnesota, and all that is nee
essary to bring il to . heavy increase is
railroad communication. Tie carts that
now perform ne tra.s* bling down great
quantities Of furs.. and return with mc,-
chandise of all kinds The fur trade, is
estimated ,ati 100000 per :annum, and
Che" quantities Of goods sold at over
$40 QoO, yearly ii This season, in addition
to the. usual: amount dry goods; groceries
and Agricultural: implemehsy including
feapers and mowers, tic home ward bound
carts took seyera , sewing machines show.
ing the advancement, of that apparently
far'of country.isosas eh, % uo!'H--H Il"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
',RRPuBLlCAN UNION CONVENTION.

The Republicans and all other unconditicnn
III Union men throughout the State Of Minnie;
sofa, Who are earnest and honest supporters
Of the, Administration, and who will stand by
Il without fear " favor in allits efforts 10 crush
t. rebe elton anu MAINTAIN the Union, and who
desire to see no cessation of hostilities until
:, The glorious old nag Of our country shall wave
) over susitsd Republic, "withont = stripe cras-
~ ed or polluted, or single star obscpre.l'-a'd
oil, in sne, who are uneonPro@isingly hostile
TO traitors, whether open, armed n bells in the
South, or covert advocates in Ahe North of
j., damaging and humiliating peace, win assemble
in convention str St. Paul, IN lngersolfs Nall,
on Wednesday, August 10, 1868, at II o'clock
A. NJ, for tho purpose Of nominating ssndi-
''aates for the following Offices
Governor, ,.rn..n. : 's'.,'
~ lieutenant Governor; VIZ, ys':.. I
Secretary Of State; ..-. 49, ,.a.. t-,..,
/: State Treasurer ;,.., ,rr Is
attorney General; ... ..t: I'D
. 4luditor Of State; , -, ~ h,o..
CLERK Of the Supreme Cours. .:2.ao
The different. counties win be esti.led TO be
j, represented in the Convention BY Delegates,
Who are bona dae ,es,,dssnty Of hs,eountiesl,s.'
; which they are sesredaed, Is follows: ,fo,r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

Two arc indebted to,la friend in, the
Second Minnesota Battery for a copy Of
the first number Of tie Winchester Tenn. }
Arn,y Bxletin,' printed On the type. TOR
smcrly used by secesh editor in publ >hinss
"a secesh newspaper The owner left sud-
denly, vixen the Office was tuEen' POSSES
sion Of by some of the typos Of the Second
Battery and with Capt. = Hotchkiss -
chief editor, staunchs loyal paper is CIV
en-to tbss- Kes>oll-1ts6i ug 8 TIT :: = 41I-
It Confederate money in Winchester is OH the
decline, We sax $50 in Southern scrip offer
81 for a So greenbact. :. ."Y ~, w.. J.,
When Gen. MeCook came to Winchester, he
directed q couple Of his staff officers to find a
vacant Aoase that could be used for his head
quarters: IT, go" :''s ".''St j. :27l.>
After long and vain search, they met one
Of the chivalry, and inquired Of him IT, he knew
of house that could be occupied for that pur-
pose without turning out family. =
After Irofo'"1d reeeettion, the gentleman re-
plied-"Houses in Winchester are generally
,oceupied sir Can't think of one Just now
nm very sorry Don't liketo tell on my neigh
'bors any how" ,ti ;o>*'t.5't =.
Inthe meantime Gen. McCook finding fine
large unoccupied mansion, located himself
there very comfortably, and the foresaid gen.
ties'an, WHO was so profoundly ignorant Or the
subject Of houses, was astonisbed to fad or
returning 20 his home, that General McCook
had taken possession Of his own. which was
altogether too large for an old bachelor like
him TO live in all alone. .rn liz .',4s t.::
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
H'RiUII .TS
:Anu q complete assortment Of CONFECTIONERY
embracing 3 great yaris'y9of II
CANDIES, NUTS, FIGS. &c.,
.".. III 1..>:.i.:ass = = 7=a.u', sa.&.:
IF FIREWORKS,
Ice Cold Soda Water, Lemonade,
TEaVE y Il
AND ICE CREAM.
csc.NEtl...,..ela..,.,,,X

.4'lE 1 g &C +, e a Ii,
Will g served three evenings a week, viz:
N0N l.Dl2-4l Hl,sss WEDNRSD.Al, AND FRIDAY.
At which times only private room will be
set apart for the use Of customers. Ice Cream
however, Kept constantly on hand for sale.
He returns his thanks to his old patrons for
fayers received, and invites all who have a taste
fer good things to give him . call-especially
''"s !0""ses- ~ ga5ia;nTuE -4aa.2 5it@s:2
41>w saosag, ., M. p: NOEL.
St. Cloud, July LIST, 1868. iyo-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
L11sUu,r. col. ANDREWS IL COLONEL OF i
:. :; THE, THIRD AlINNESOTA. ID 2tT-

On the 10th inst, t!ol.: Grigss, Of he e
Third Minnesota Regiment, il an address
10 the officers and men announced that
his resignation had been! accepted and
that he woold take leave { Of tie regiment
Lieut.. Col. G. G. Andrews the:cupon as.
sured command, and has been promoted
to the Co,oneleyy Of the regiment Col
Andrews enlisted 1,roe,ma tbs p1aee, enter:
ing The service Is I. ptair, with = eompa.
ny recruited for tue most. part in the
N"~1I. ~---..--4;~,55-r.es. 6et o~ardtJ sdTfen-
der at Murfreesboro, and when the rcgi-
n'ent was reorganized received the appoint:
ment Of Lieutcnans ,Co]npe3.. .sHe has
been faithful soldier and excellent off,
Ger, much q liked by the men in his com
mand, AID this further advancement will
give gsno,al satisfaction both in and out
of the army. t2a2aIn2 %'|..:'' "%E g.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

q! 3so1etn! 2niWoTa 5H7 NaaEaT1d' TOO 70
bal an A. tbe a5a in lRestoa both. Of Nd
wsrd 4 Eve Fl at soas we're drsea and are
going 70 serv9 ~ 70 person. The fathes tass
t fYa,d hs should sdlelt eifdtaaed, pre-
fsriipg to d. ~ rather thur to furnish y
substitute '.4l' Or P.y $3D0,hgt7 .1aiIari,,w d.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

~ We will receive wheat, oats. corn
aour, wood = good butter, eggs, or anything
else VIC can use, in payment Of. subscrlP-
vsons to tho DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment Now is the time to sub
.cribe or settle old bills - l'3..H -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
1nd1lns IN the Nei&EhDO1'.
hood; $50
Tlscy $hoot atp Man Nct1;
/ Clear~hter' Ill
| -. = y I ~ ]
ut = Sbflsn&IIorses on Maine
Prairie.

On Monday iOrehi'o,o,oo' while three citi-
zens of this place., MeasrsA -O.~~Muorc,
James Bowes aud james bedmen; xcre
angssel il mixing bs4oo what isthoxn
as Hunters claim, some fyc miles south
west. a. s.Aispsllase,atl sey*s.~~~ossplso Of
indians 1skuikiugssaroundnt<yin to get
their team, 2 span Of horses anduwaegon,
which, Vas .hitchel, > short Distance of,
When discovered they concealed them
selves aud doubtless returned 70 y belt Of
timber ?: near ~; Tbs persons who saw
chem l hatlnee no guns did not attempt ',.:
pursuit. 1,ndq, ,fo,, sHu ''s9> .s :.
About three o'clock on Monday; 5 morn.
Ing The Indians, came TO the stablcaof Mr.
Henry, Blyck,"1 on Maine Prairie, and, ut
tempted to steal his horses. Mr.. B:beinS
awakened by some noise and s9iog = oot is q /
doors, discovered the scoundrels and fired
at them. They returned the fire anu one
Of tic balls struck him in the left hand
-Four horses were, stolen from stables OF
the Prairie that morning, and many 9TH
ers that were in pasture are missing
Armed parties arc in pursuit. ~, gtins'
On the evening Of the same day whik
y Mr. Kinney was diving: along 't tn
load near; Clearwater, he WAS shot at b. I
couple Of 1ndisns, bull injurins him sc
verely in the arm. vn7y >@N H9o'z.
E,ojII The principal object Of; tbs Indian
seems to be. to- obtain horses: 4 hey :; SCI !
i don. shoot at travellers or iaolatcd person
unless i7it5is necessary in order to seeur
the plupdcr. "G,, sn>,3uaI -s:.s:.' o6' !,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

suzaI Enthusiastically t'apes's ~ ewso"' on
Monday evening was, in Que fsense asper-
fact success, and in another far from what
it ought TO have >beeo:sto The lecture itself
vas excellent, aad we'll deserving the
praise awarded it. by the pness and, people
in other portious Of the State; but the
paueity Of the, audience was a4shame to
ST., Cloud. iEven had not the lecture been
worthy a full hearing, the object,for which
it, was intended should have been sufficient
TO fill the Seminary to its' utmost limit;
The lecture was one Of which even, .
full synopsis would give tho, reader but q
poor idea Of, its scope. Il The title, "Hqrry
Up, was appropriately applied to the diff;
fersnt conditions in the life Of an individ-
ual o. OF , nation. .Noyouug man Or We
man should start out in life without some
fixed purpose in their mind, with a desire
TO strive for excellence IN whatever de-
partmsnt their choice p'ix htrest, and then,
"Ilury up: Beautiful, refercnce was
ma IL At the closc to the First Minnesota
and It's gallant Lieutenant Colonel, Stcph.
Gu Miller, Complimentary allusiou iwas
also made to Mrs. Swiss5elm. 1t is. u mat
ter Of regret that there were not more
to enjoy this truly excellent lecture.os p
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
RUTH HALE;

jiss-We have SO long been the gainer by
tho, exchange of the DEMOCRAT for the
pleasant letters Of our Chicago correspond
snt; that eecannotobutt regret the cir
cumstanecs which bring It Is close - :.
'Aelette1r addressed ID; NJ rs: Sw,isshelm at
4sts Z sreet, ~, W Ihl VIII I'm in At
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

'whichsannouucsd during ths raas = volume
the fall Of viaksbprg nd Post HrdaP''
and tho, rout # Lee ftop tho byal StaUssg
iii slsS gises bsf&e lhs clesep lh9 prss,l
qns yols ms, Rths statisg r b'f"'ps &
chsrlesPn!' sabtute pr 9ioh4htPnd' ths
uttss dozp''Aef .sbtllis ~ g"a 4 ths Va
tion Of peace to the country.
To the citizens and business men Of
St. Cloud and Northern Minnesota VIC
trust for such support as will enable us
to keep pace With tbs. advancement Of this
'Ss' ':%;F : EDe p: -{44l l.. I 1
'tCAPr. NEwsoN's LEcTURE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
"A correspondent of the Boston Eao
prs,s makes the 'fallowing complimentary

~ ,,tiTn,,,|-' 3lI 70 ahNoI H3J 70 U37H7 :.
10y :. .7v.gsserF ,dt d1iw holj2oqa.l s'i1
The Lake Superior Railroad will BE- com,nen,
ced next fall, and will extend across tl tie c,u1-
Try from Lake Superior IL The ST. ,Paul and
Pacific Raisdsds interceptingit ,atsst. Cloud,
oneof.hetli uest and most beautiful towns in
Amanioa a. u;,. haas.t attn ,v~a s'i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

s4rnto tJl y ihs iitlss,s 81 = ?, newspaper j,
stafatea T., ct : Msspkato fnhia comes With full
local columns andopreseasings = general
good appsarencc."8is sd 'liv sHdE