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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

THE c{i5f Of artillery Of The Yankee force bs-
C9rs Charleston, IL h.s report Of the opera 6ons
a7ainst SunteF, says:
The gorge wall Of the fort il almost cont
rre.a rrsss Of Tuos for tdo disibgos Of several
essemates about midway On ibs iacs tbe Teul-
ra-es ore removed nesgIy, aud, ig some plscas,
ru.ts b. the arches, and but for tle ssodbsEs
with which the casaHastes were Sled, and which
hss served 10 sustain toe broken srchss end
masses of mss0nry It would tave besn long
.irsa entirely cut zEey, and with C tha erches
10 The door Of tds second tier Of essemstss.
TIE debris Of this Eont gov forces q Tam-
part rsschilg as higd as the floor Of tsSs ease
mates.
The ps7apst wall Of the two northeastegly
fscss Is completely carried sway small -}5f-
tioa sRly being LEFT in the angi5 ms1e with the
gorge wal, and t5s raEpsrts Of these faces are
sIz- q tosal TuiH.
Qai;e ons-asif Of cur projsctile5 seem to hsve
-iyp sy tns psrsds 6ed psupe5 Of the9e two faces,
.ar.f i5drtaE irg1l fhs effect they have had uBnE
the porgs wall within our observation, the Ge-
ssrue.oh of ulssensy on these two sides must
bsve lesl very rrsas, and am Of the opinion
l'sE nes7iv every arch in thsss irJnls must be-
broken in. 5ut ems pHu remaining IN position on
aass two fT1nts, sud this one in the angle Of th5
g6rsa. aud thiak vuserviesable.
The run extends srsBnd, tskIag ia Cha north
esstsTly fec ss .lr ~ can he seen. A portion
Of lnig face Eij -iuinr 1ae sngls it nfskss, vita
tHs srusil-asJery face, IS concealed from view,
bat from the grasszf number Of missiles which
hsve struck IN this angie during tae last t'7o
d-ys it e2uuai BE- otherwise tAsu greatly dam
arsl, a1s. 7 q, aas sb5az any gunscan b. lef on
this face il = servies35le CONDITION.
dGe, tbs de rrlla1p Of taa fovt is so for
Ccm5le5s 'ha, il is TO day If no avail Il the de-
fsrss Of tae bzr5or Of ChsrlzssoH BYs long
ire % csl b7 made more camplctsiy ruia als
d. r-ass cd lrctsa las5rEy, but scsycaly be
ut--5 1osrafl ss .or ito 5,fs4sa of ths barber.
I. tsaf5f1ra- paslui'y submit nay cpiai2a
thzs con iuu.1cs of oU fro Is 30 iougsr
rtrsH sts q. zsjsE Us no ea15 adequate Tor
tas g-u-IEs.... .-f 111- q 1urc-4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

Persons who have not watched tho Political
horiz - or on 3srI51Gd tbs origin sr3 progress Of
the poiiticAl struggle batga. p .tHa North anil iha
S-U'r which ies terminated iu Jte disruption Of
ihe Union sld q sE0Eui7srv wtf, bsvs spoken
Of slavery as he Cause oi all Bu5 such 80 iiez
ls e shaHoT m-cooceplCn Of rhs issue. - a great
effort hss been sl unite the North 8s q sse-iou
thrt i5 mi Eht c-c-FC. tns central government In
order 90 E-s-ty shs abni.i1n ard interest Of tlst
section. Possessing Humsrezi sUpsTi5-i.y, aud
I aught TIE radical doctrine thst tho UEI3rI.y
p2rSt gGssrH Che people Of r-e Elrsh Host sEhs Of
( the checks and balances Of ire fundamental
compact designed for chs protection OF the mi
monty. By the HceEti1us Tuis of liberal con
stTucHan ire letter aud spirit of the Constitution
was Whitted away inch by inch, until the
South came 20 bs ss gre mlrcv Of the Con
! gTsssiOusl legislation nl the Northern msi0r-
! Ity. Protective tsrif laws, internal iTu-
pTOvenent appropriation laws, shipping bonn
I ~ laws, United Safes bHuk laws. aud
ether UacaDatit8t1ual ersC.msnis radoundiug
I 20 ths bsHshs Of Eaukssd0m, were, from hms
l TO tins, tried Bal with the various and con-
hieting interest, Of tbs East and Vast cities and
country. t-s NHrih c0Uii never be united on any
OF lheza QTssii7us Bat Northern statesmen,
IKE John Qriucy Adams and Wm. II. SewaId
discovered = question ap0n WaIch Che Northern
States could b. SO matted SIS 70 g3s See lul benefit
I OF thetr Euuer csi maj lTity, aud employing the
rule Of liberal construction OF Sire sltuti0n.
uss the Government Rilhout imitation. TO carry
/ out 81 tReir purposes, whether OF ambition,
I avarics CT lanaacism-sll at TIE expense Of she
] Southern S gtes. To other words, lhs slavery
/ question was merely ussd 10 combine the North
eEn people for the political mastery Of the Sluth
! The issue forced uD5u the South Iu tnis Parhcu-
l lar phase, involved the relations OF ths Ge1eIai
/ Government t. sl pr0periy-tGe value Of the
I fuGda mental law. 1. was sait-govsfDmenL Tue
I alternative TO resistance was submission % Che
dcfsts of an siieu ignorant, selfish, al. ago
uis,ie and uaprinCiplsd mticrity.
! w such an stitude there could haTa been no
I fuiurs tor the South in tha Uaiou but provincial
/ dependence upon a prohigs.e and hostile peO-
1 plea Dependence certain 20 grow in its 1UC-
I dens. aud iss hEmilis.1Es, ard is weaknesses,
unEl absolute run 0vsgFBelmsd as Tne
/ South compromised and uidsl WIKI the desti-
MES Of hsr ss0cis until the Last moment But
| finally swak8 20 th5 danger. aud HSs g5ns nobly
no tn9 c0ntes. for her POLITICAL FREED0s-
Charleston Hsrealg.
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NEVV FIRM.

I'VE have purchased The entire interest OF n. ".
w HUTJHL son 10 the frm Of r. n Parks & o.,
. and have sEsoci9ted G ". KoIGHT, COR former SC
countsut " th a. be The uo0E Of d. ". Huhoeon wh0
ls retired from said frm
Tie Auction and Commission business win, a. hers
=tJfre be conduc under the name and style Of r.
IA Parks g. o., at our two well known houses oo
rT.hitehaI street.
TEalEfli Tor part Evofs, We hope, By close applCa
tou business and attention fhe Interests
OF on pstrous 70 merit not only continuance, ost AZ
increased share Of the liberal patronage heretofore be
stgv-sd r. M. PARK
H. BRA MULLER
.-ro7-- " ENtGUw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

On O>kes is eonee7ned, SC viii be conducted
fairly and ho7oreby. with iusties 60 81.
The toope hsva been ordered ont Of william
san county. The euormiee5 perpelrated bv
Hassals ia ttat io5lE.Y, have -pnly par.
als among tie indian SePovs a sqUsd q
tl1r visited the pacr house ons ignt, and via-
lated he persons af ssvsrei female inmatas, in-
c'Ui-ug one idi9Hc gil Sworp sis'arnenLs 70
these faets were msda 70 tie gyand jury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

What is crime A Wretc1ed gaRabC1d,
travelling from place 90 plsce in fruitless eudeav-
or Be- escape from justice, who IS c6usssEt'y en-
gagged ~ not pursui.s a foe 90 virius and bsppi-
ness. though S. times ths companion Of poor iH-
nocenca, which is too oiteo made to sufsr for
tbs guilty.
Wkst Is thouett3 A fountain from which
flows al good and evil intentions; a mental
fuid, eiecsrical in the force aud rsDidisy Of
movements, silently flowing unseen sgitbfn its
own sserst avenue; set IL is the controlling
power Of an animated matter. and ths chief
-msin-srrng Of sl our actions.
Wbn i7 kappiDsss A butterfly ihat.rovss
from flower 10 1awer ia The vast garden of exist.
snce, and which is eagerly pursued by the ma b.
tuta in the vain hope e 0b.ainiag tls Prize, ye.
il couticaally slu3-s ttsig grasp.
What is fashion q besutul enve'ope for
mortality, presenting a git;eEng and polished
ex.eriori the appearance Of whioa give no CERTAIN
ndicstoU Of the real vaiua Of whst & soUlsiHed
therein.
Woat is wis A sRsskling beverage ths IS
higt 81 exhilaratipg and sgrresble when psr.akeu
a. Tho expense Of Others sul when used Of our
awu cost It becomes bitter snd unpleasant
VIA, is kn0wiodge key thst unrsvsls
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vol XIV, no 17g

Ell uiJstsfiss which uulecss tas entrance. ara
dlseoysrs nsa. unseen and unr11isu paths ir
hitherto unexPlorad 6slis Of seisnes sa5 Htara-
t1rs
Wha. IS issr7 a fiightfal subsssuos so fba
rse y guilty, bu, a va-R and harmless sasdoT
70 re c9nscisnfi-uf, honest sad uDrrhs
Nrst-is joy Ih5 honey Of existence rs ally
6eueneisi and aEraa.1ia whom Par-aEsn ol -
moderation, bat highly iBjuTiou5 WHOM assd B.
excess
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

8raih oil she Esoa. Jns. =, euriey.
From -4e cincinnati b7qa PER, august pol
tHa Hgu. JOHN A. Gu-ey expired yesterday
Ht his residence near LEX Ran, Hamilton
county. Hs had been tor some ume cou6aej ga.
iis bad b. abscszs on the liver Tho deceased
Eas a member Of Cong from chs district
# isis county from l559 60 1868 He was q
Cluai3a-e isat iHll iar reelection, but Ues De-.
testai by he Hon. Alexander L1ag lie was
appointed Governor Cf the Territory of Ar z1us-
by President LiaC0lu, but never went on the
mission. 3 fore hs went into political lite be
was minister g. ia- ueiyerseis, church.
a NEW DIsEAsE-A new disease, called
ye5ris o-iatgr1a, . smell fever, has recently
8r-Ec1 ont on gur coast. Itc3mes on Euddan',.
Che g2t-r- slartiag As IT slarIasdjust ike eases
Il children lsrIlg e cCuvElaion- where the ap-
T. aIanca ai being frightened prscs31s tie a!tacs.
Ilo sd c'ed generally utter fn exclanstion Of
prise sG1 ore 5gitated a sort Of ch07ca comes
on, or sudden jlraiuF of the muscles Of the lower
inbs, causing g tendency to locgm0 0don-ihs
disposition being 20 move from plac5 to place.
hut rather more to-exaTeiee in siraig ght lina
90 some distant point s. me whose kuses are
weak exc taken with g tcndency 10 shaking
oul &c has been remarked taat many Of tbe5e
eases seem strengthened and they move as
lspi55y as more vigorous subiecs This class
Il cases pge3omnaies largely, while oihols have
@ disp 3tl2n TO inacuJn Sul show propensity
20 avoid eny motion, even &c WeiE up slaira-
they slsIE5ly have a disposition to descend into
Underground cellars, OF camp Dasamcnts where
Gey T-uisiu almost powaries8, tapcyiIg they
n.ar noises III the an such as Whisillug, wh.z-
zngard CURIOUS sbrieks. This class seem b.
have t5s Uerruu5 sys em rendered very acUie,
fld6gog badly waking up constantly with d
s.at We saw scEe ct ibs cases recently IN
Cllrlest9n, aud net several during the night,
.e.uaay in the gToc;s- We tesTd sf one old
gentleman VINO left the Charleston hotel Hihoa.
.0bes, aua ran si-n agility in the direction of
the citadel. who vas tJHod In the morning hug
riug 8 tos- under is norm wall, sst5 from harm.
Many other cases were nctsd. Rsc5veries were
eeusrslIy apid, a1d se heard OF no oaa tsrmm-
auhg mortaly.- CoiaRsbia S0ath CaT0lipiaR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

The following advice given 20 Gsofeisas b.
ihs MiIe1gevlle Uni0H, should Be ishan.
farmers everywhere in the Conedafaey
Ous Of best planters in the Stats. In cor
sstion with us, ssys he is feeling corn liber
- 81 1ls young hogs, even t8ose pizrsd as 49,
e. l5ih April last Ih5rs VIII 5s areld sno1gh
for The army and home con5nmptiau, bu. ~
mus- have meat both tor army a1d hone eon-
sumption. II ths isEmsfs ard pllntsrs nrn ont
their hogs for next year, they may al fa1 INTO
Linc0ln's hands If these bzva not old corn lst
them feed the green corn 90 their h0gs-o1s ear
Of the latter is said 70 be worih two Of t1a iorn-
ct, for faEtsning y0uug hogs. Gen Ai TIicE %
his county informs Us lhas bis plan, Il a5s1tsd
by ihe planter. VIII secure az aban7aaos 81
meat for ali purposes. We hope the fs1ueTe
70 raise hogs i0r kiihng ns1s wia18r. Witaoue
meat not only the army viii suslsr, but iis 10er
viii be reduced 60 iHa wofst e11emisY
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CONFEDERATE MONEY
WA NTED,

Z OFFER FOR SALE a
RLAETATIO ON,
gouainlEE ssh' huadred AZ eighty se-es situated IA
l.r.sns ceuufv Ala uins miles vsst 0f Clinton and two
r1iles from shc Tombigbee river.
Sad place consists of praires black blnccE ard
- f=rFs Ffve hundred Bcrss cleared VIII usl
--fts de place 4 6rsrc1 ths entire stock Of au.sar
FTara sud Cattle. As0, Ihs n, Fodder, Peas and
Coufederzts money received 10 payment Terms
cast For further particulars sddress
Il T. DE GaaFFENRETD,
Co 3 sch Alzb sma Regiment
Gen. Cas- ton hIFafG
nil f.harrpulnrs- Tenn
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LU MP KIN HOUSE
sITHE,VS, G.4,

TUE uad5rs gao5 has taken thiH old ard TsIzn0v1
n 8OIEL,
And Is dstsrm'usd to make 1t arst class Eotsl. Ser
chsi-es viii be moderate sad greatly bs0w the rstes
81 Has=ls In other cities.
She invites the public generally, and especially rsfu
gees Ike hsrssLf 70 give her a csll
MRS. DE-. CADE,
r.-IaIm- L.to Of ysrks.n rizz
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

sTyHE prsrent owner having business denandiSs hs
II vhele ana personal attention, ms ,etld-a 70 Hel
Ir rsfrsbI- 7-oBsrfy Is viii be found iu ihe plaos
Tor Itfusses and can accommodate slH taes 20 sep
ate tuid ueE The place q 20 U6A known Aat 2 de-
GcIiption u ueeaed
Fora ho el it j. meqaAied ihere 8 large tfsct
81 land belonging ne place, pa1le oi fn-ins az
'that may be waited. heW negro lr.eTs lpl ll9 ne
aroeE Al0 large new 5arl.
Pe1sous wishing 10 purchase can come ana tooE a.
1ae DO perry or Edd-ess she dersgned et EtosFl
Ga MH. 4. Q1lkbH. or
neal Al W NCCONNELLs
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Al adver isemsats vii be charged tvo dollars per
Square for he frst insertion and one dollar and any
cents for oaeh Subsequent Insertion.
LOcsl notices VIII be charged a. the rate Of hfty ets
Per line.
Obtusry notices charged At the rHts Of twenty-five
r.z puz ns and al other articles Of gsnersl public
interest a. o-ber advertisements.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

PRIs0NERs FRoM WssrlRs VrgGuns.-
Capt Robert Pollock. con sanF 3 CsBE john
Byrd. company q, LisUt q. wilson eameauy
III, l6sh Peausy lvauis cavalry and fairt5-l'ur
non comm issi0Hsd CtheaEa end pliTatas deIs1z-
ing 20 tbe lfth PenusylTRnia cavalry 5 Va-
gnia (boE ID infantry and 81 Fugiua l6acusl
Infantry, mounted service, auiVad yesterday ar
The Libby psi5oD. They were eaptursi in West
ern Firgima.-- kitsp,oHd ERquirers g.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

cent Indications Of French policy 10 that Bari of the
E7F'd Although bat rumor, g Is Contingency loon
which 'he world might isok with favor. Ab-oule rem
trsry would stih b. The onlv policy f0r England but
hlda oalanee Of power i7 North America Would be
pledgs Of peace and eain 20 III humanity
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

~ G. sIMEs. CUBMISSIOE MERCHANT, ard
eufer iE 81 kinds 0l country produce, has 70
scye9 "a inoe biz late store In The NurcrsEs suidinB
- fur5s 5l 20 he lately occupied BY Ripley &
Iood Cr5akery usTchsuts, " hteEall street, Two
rs -- Fs,lEuFs b arc7,aTs store, where be VII. be
S tr - rno serve all Cf z friends and cugtcIr srs
FR gaLE-A iarge and weH assorted stock Of
Crlcharv sad Glassware -
ra4i 2u f % rsH'H.tt
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TaOH. K. F1S8BR & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. = ESeachtree ST. Atlanta, Q a.
-nRRsONAL attention gwen to the purelase and
Esie of al EiudE Of hEkChAHDlZE, gnd the
.eSiusnt Of money In Cotton Or Rasl Esists.
iy2a5m Es@
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E5H Capt. r Rhodes, captain OF company
G, lsf Confederate infantry. is to be shot to-day
agar -bis place, for euceu.agirg dssertoue Ia bis
oFu co1p psny, aud embez1iHg the money Of
bired sU5sd tasea. Is sppear5 nom the evidence
against hsl In tie count martial, that be would
receive the monsY ei substitutes, strike their
utnoa of theIoi, aad thsn give them small
sum ot money sufficient % bsar theiT expenses
home, tol thsHL they ere discharged, aud order
them OF Il is sai5 lbet he has p0cksted several
thOEssnd dollars by iha system Of operations.
Hs pTof.s however, VII avail him very little
slsor twelve O'Clock To-day. Chattanooga Rstsi
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GBe 8tenpBis 8ppeaI,
PuBL.asHesD
Terms OF subscription.

ID ally per cobb 3. 90
- No subscription taken for longer tsrl, than
Two Eontks.
Sm&te COPY -----=-------- \ wen tT ceut8s
The paper win be delivered to all
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

TOWARD AssoCfX fIoN,y Philadelphia
IL for t1s Reli.f IF thel Sell osd Di.tressed,
afflicted With Nyslsnt, end 4eeasa.'e Dissases ~
the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given gratis BY The Acting
es Valuable HIross4l. 81 ssPEtMArroRRH6A
or SEMINAL. WEAKNESS, and other Diseas-
3 81 the Sexual Orgsns,t md on the NEW
REMEDIES employed n ths ! ispen.arJ sent il
sealed letter envelopes ,feepf charge. Address
L3s s'r ~. sm,1s sKl1LlEIN H0UGhTl0lN,
v4n82-1y HpHSrd Association, 800
NerA South Ninth Street, Philsdelphis, p
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LIVE STOCK.

~ Droverrs shd Farmers will End this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacisus
Yards, wen vatered and supplied with every
convenience, hsve been opened on this line and
its connections, and every at. ention 10 paid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where wiz 10
found every convenience for feeding and rest
ing. choice is offered Of the PHILADEL-
PHIA, NEW YORK rand BALTIMORE
MARKETS. This will also be found the shSr-
test, quickest and most direct ronts for stock
to New York14(,ie Allentewn]+-and with
ErocH LEWIS, Gea'l 5ap'1, X1toons, ps:
L. L. HOUR; Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia
H. H.. Housrox, Qen'I Freight At, Philada.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.

FREIGHTS- &, e.,
BY this Route Freightsg Of al addescrjptiqpe
can be forwarded to and from PhledelHhia,
New York. Boston, or Baltimore teApd from
any point on the Rail Roads Of OAier Kentucky
Indiana, illinois, Wisconsin, IoNay orR Missouri,
BY Rail Road direet yruY 1o1 sulu
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
at Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded to any port Il on :athe i Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee. Cumberland,
illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri,
KANSAS, Arksnsas.hpds Red Rivers ;~ahd 1t
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steam
ers to all Ports on the North; Western Lakes
Merchants gapd Shippers ce9trpeting the
transportation Of their Freight to this Compa-
ny. can rely with onidence on itsspeedX transit.
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road are at all time. as favorable as ore charged
by other r. r. Companies.
~ Be particularto mark packages t''ria1
Pcnna. r. H."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directiopsu
apply to or address either Of the following
agents of tho Company Il - + I
D. A. Stewart. Freight Agent, Pitt.bu,gh.
Clarke & Co., Transfer Agents, Pitsburq Oh
q aI ARjSssf eSc4 S adisc';E o 1%S;a 81
}. E. Moore, Loui.uille, Kentucky.
W. ". Altman & Co., Evan.p;lle, Indiana.
R. F. Sass, St. iL9uis, 1Hissop,i. . ri
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Illinois. 1 I
jill McColm, Portsmouth. OAio.2 >:
McNeefy Montgomery, Maysrale, Ky
VIII. s. f. L. Langley, Gallpolis, Ohio.
-, H. s. Pierce & Co., Zanesville, Oh,o. Il
N! II. Hudson, Ripley, Ohio: .'"'t . f>T
r. c. Medium, General 7ravehny Agent
for the South and Vest i
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LIME & LUMBER !

CONSTANTLY on hand . full SIMPLY cfArss
" quality lime, 1t 81 Per 1bGsrsl; Or vhsa
taken in quantities. Of over twenty barrels, It
Is cents per barrel. 80 "a ~
Lumber and all building material fufaisAed
to order 1t the lowest cash prices.
=; Every style Of Furniture can DO fainisGs4
Immediately at the same Office. i .,91snA
All kinds Of produce taken in sxehanes..
Ii Office 1t the New York Store y {;
FOWLER 4 TOBfT.,
st. Cloud. June 9Th, 1862. .v4n46>ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

SLEEPING CARS
ON NIGHT TRAINs5T0 bid -
Philad'a, New York and Baltimore,
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w = A " ING

- "a, = ~ ~
r AM PREPARED TO WEAVE CARPETS
/ in the best manner, and on the abort s.
notice. Rooms, wo doors south Of the Victims
Hou=e. MRS MAkGARET MOORE
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& {. is. Cent. Worth . 81 =. y 4 r.. ;
GROCERIES e PROVISIONS

TNHE undersigned wishes to announce 70, his
/ old patrons and the. public generally, that
he has on hand It his New Store, on the COR
ner Of Chapel street and Washington Avenue
Heavy Crockery, Wooden Ware and = variety
Of Liquors, which he will sell a.. St. Psul re-
tail prices adding transportation. Also, that
he will pay Saint Paul prices fox all kinds Of
Furs, in cash Or trade *, Mp NOEL.
st. Cloud, Mimi. I >,r>a1j se21s4p3l-ams, =
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ST. CLOUD Book STORE.

John u. KOSENBERG9R would respect.
j 163{4I@nSIEy sItiis1i ofsak- tiond and
Nofthefh Minnesota that he has purchased the
Mir atsa. e., clead, Bosf ,stors' aad
&c nd b.; noT
GADSx ,sI Fancy Goods, Newspapers sad Mags.
SHES, Krltile EapenoS albkinds, Blank Books,
etc.. ste. Also, the Standard Series Of Echool
Books. Persons will ind it to their advantage
to procure their s.: Paul and New York Daily
sad Weekly papers ct this store. The numer-
ons patrons and friends Of the Old st. Cloud
Book Store srs cordially invited to attend.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05
AM ERICAN .HO,U Sc,
=. " s1::cIoup, II, -. -. Minis.

THE above house has been opened by ztAs
j undersigned, and the most perfect and an
ple'aceomodations provided for the comfort Of
guests. 1t is pleasantly situated commando
., good view, and is well .lept Travellers
stopping there. can take the stages for asy d.
sired point. .--.-.-,- -, r. -.
The Grow Wing stage leaves this house %
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday norn,ngs.
S3n4E1y - F MONTH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

Keeps constantly On hand . Incomplete asIort-
neut Of staple Dry Goods Oil Cloths, Floor
bfsttisgp, Linen and Cotton Carpet Warp
white and colored.. Also; heavy Duck. for
tents for emifrsnts to the gold mines. A gen.
ersl assortment kof Connections n1de Clocks
eight day and thirty hour.
It il ! we'll established fact that goods are
sold - low In Minneapolis IT st. Psul and
other small towns below, sndthe lcisisshs of
the. Upper Mississippi sountEys will find It to
their. adsaAtageto buy their gobds here. ad' ri
Goods shipped by boat every day at 81 very
small expsnSe. HNUt v4n49-8m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail-
S;ss u 9gs q 2ys %st
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

Seven daily trains from .,>Ioz!>j
PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

aszrzy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r."
~ 's. oIooD, 1r<Iso io.eirixo MIMI "
d .a.e ds2G ssas. .tij5lJ ,ag
AL AVlN0 leased dis ina sHotsl pswoald
In announce To- the fraveljpg spnhtasshst II
viii y kept in the bat btyle,i and slc seifrse
clasa,Ao nse in every reapeck i situs1sddn .
wooded bluff, it commands one Of the sss
ftGAe,t Ne'os on the A;s.'..;ppi River,
And IS resort for 1xvAI1Ds who would enjoy
the inyigoratipg qnalities ofra, eMiaaAssaa At.
mo'phere, # presents ssnIG so 3so7a3at rec
UNUsUALsIKDU cEMEFrS.
The rooms are lerge. airy and epa1ortsble.
end, supplied throughout With splins-nateess
The Table will DO supplied with every boaa-
~ and luxury that can be procured.
:: Every attention WILDE paid to,thsH comfort
OF guests 80, s.. -. tg34s.l.sss" - :
. Stages can be taken from this: Hotel 70 any
desired point rs5 ri =. J: FOWLER