St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

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~ Owing to the amount Of labor re-.
q,iredou the account current ofthe County,
W have been unable to issue until q to-day
Saturday. ,s,:. ~ ., - .' ','@
~There will be neither service nor
Sabbath school At the Episcopal Church
on next Sabbath. Regular services on
the following week. .ugsq,, 80. 49,.
~Ws understand that movement
Il on foot to attach Benton County to
S:earus for judicial and other purposes.
~ VIM ]. Parsons, Esq, has been
appointed BY Gov. Ramsey Notary Pub
lie, aud folks who want to swear or be
sworn will GALLON Mr.. p. at bis new Office
in Broker, Block: ia e a =
~ The boy, at Sank Centre have re-
ceived evo and half months pay. Lieut.
Freeman, with detachment of sixteen
mes, daseoos through 70 Fort ~Abercroom-
bio . - escort to the Paymsster.
s0Tae Fair octhe ladies ofthe Catholic
Church - Monday aud Tuesday evenings
Last, Proved \ success above the most san-
gui,.e aatieip.tiors. On both evenings
Brokers' Hall ~ .complctejsm, notwi.h.
standing tho a;sa gresable state Of the
weather. The preeeeds amounted toss4o
:" D~The "Little Monitor IL the name
Of 4 nsw invention just received At Mar
latt's Drug Store, by which Keros,uo can
be burned in fluid lamps. The contris-
.uee :ousis,s Of . small cylinder, to be
attached 10 tho tube Of the lamp, i'd which
gas is generated and emitted from tho top
where it is burned. From trial, We can
recommend the Little Monitor" to gen.
; >,.l use. %:'t ~ ,a@I'tH":' ~ =
: 1rOrderly Potter. Of Co. D, LIST. Regt,
IT,, ~. r, VITO hu been in town on a
short farloush, returned to his company
= this week., ns says that the discipline
of tho company is good, that the best feel
ing prevails among the men. aud that their
general condition ia much envied BY the
officers: Of other companies. Dick,
hinsel6 il looking we'll, and fluids soldier
ing TO agree with him. :.
~Mr. At~ater, Comfy Auditor. l'ys
before the people Of the County 10 this
weeks paper, a plaia statement Of the con-
d;tioo Of our financial affairs A. will he
seen, our present Indebtedness Is over six
thousand dollars But We hope that, BY
Ito beginning Of another year, 'hrougt,
tho careful management Of the Beard IF
:Commissioners and tie energies:of Mr..
:,At~ater-:who, unlike his predecessor, is
ausily engaged, early aud late, upon the
:: duties Of his ofics-a more favorable state
: usus may he shown. We are glad, how:
ever, - see that tho present. Ceaaty au-
thorties are not afraid to let the people
.'nnderstapd the exact state Of affairs for
What orders we're issued, to whom, and in
what an'ounte-as was the case last year,
i: when the ma ority refused to have. TIL: &C.
count current published. Honesty always
s.sts-pevet shuus-daylight. -
~ We are grAtifed to be able to state
4hat,Ssephen e. Miller has been commits
siossd: Second Lieutenant in one of the
Companies I've do not now remember the
'etter) Of the Seventh Regiment. He en-
listed - private, was appointed a non-
: commissioned officer, AID has ~ hard
study and application won, after thor
ssgh examination, tic promotion above
ssosd. Stephe has many friends in this
section Of country who will be glad to learn
d Gs ssocess; aaa 70 feel tile rg;ssater
pleasure, a. he vas for almost two years
engaged ia this Office. Occasionally a
printer receives portion of his reward in
chs world, but this happen. seldom.
= POISONING CASE AT SAuK CrNrxr-