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aompfmafa5inea erbeufet. @siescrperaeltuns

8prt Mpnrpe, 25. 9eS, Inter 9iref=
tom DeS Oberiten &iggs, pe8 GuurtierneifterS
ppltt bte1igen 9lab prroe cine Srltppenabtbei=
lung pnter COMMANDO be8 Sra18pprtmeifter3
Capt. 9li11spprtb ben @aripid 6t4B btnaufqez
i6tdt, pel6en IS gelang, 3 9unpfu1ul6inen,
pel6e it6 fit Sd9emiiblen eignen, pm bprt st
entfitbren, 9ieie Wtal6inen trafen geltern bier
ein; cine oerielbelt lit iebr ipertbpoQ unb miro
ipfprt altf9eiteIlt werOen, lun 8albplj fit Die
8egierung 5a i6neipen.
Ser uTi6mpnp Sentinel" benlerft, ba Die
Ictin9 NiaiterS SObn s. 8ea( ulto 6. 0tc@uire
nit IS 51r cOnf6Oertrten 6lotte geb6renben 9eu=
ten in SORT 0tc6enrp in Gtien geIegt mproen
ieieu, am ais 9traten geri9tet gu iperben, 10
babe Der 2d1Swe6 zMgent Onlo ben Sen.
Mereoitb be1a6ri6ti9t, paB 2tert. Gpmmanbeur
@owarO 9. @iaiams, Gniign 8eni, s. @prter
unO Is gefangene Yantee M}atrpien e~benfaIS
in Giien 9elegt tpprben ieien, INN @ieberperz
9eltltngSre6t an ibnen SIT iben.
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3nn sSprt Mnnrnc.

Sort Wpnrpe, 25. 9eS. GeneraGmajpr
Butler febrte belte Wtpr9en BON 8pt1tt 2ppfprt
Slrild, pp er Die @efdngnife uno @pipitdler
9riinpli6 in 9ugeni6ein genpmnen bat. ST.
unteriu6te au6 Die @abrl6etnlt9feit elmer Gmz
p6rllng ltnter ben Hebeuen>G ef angenen uno per-
bbrte wi6ttge 3eu9en iiber Die &atipnen u1o
ben 3ultanO ppn Observation-Disclosures.
Die r1iiii6e Slptte fam beute Wttttag altf Ser
Hbeoe ppn !0amptpn at uno begriibte ult1ere
Slag9e. Die uMinneipta" eripieOerte Die 8e=
9riiBung.
Ser 9ampfer ygtem g)prt" fubr beute nit
500 Gefangenen sur DISTINGUISHING na9 Gitp
gpint alb.
[8ur9 bic Soft.
Sort Mpnrpe, "a, 9ej. Sn ben letten
"a Stlnben linb 25 S9Dpner, mellt BON Stem
Oprf unp @aibington, III Dem @a6fdiffe
pgpung 9tpper" pprbei na6 Der &bepe BON
hampton 9efabren.
Ser 8riien<S 6poner vGlla" BON Nafau,
ipel6er BON Dem vSSames Ipger" tpe99enpmmen
purbe, fam beHte bier an. has'4 ''..'s..i''
. fFsI.a frrEt eaH-.a.f aH2EA&HFwrs-.re
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Sic ipabre 9emDfratte.

v9te Sibldnoer, ba5 linO Die pabren y9e=
mptrdten, +" Die ben Gingepanberten relpecttren
uno auf DEM SUI Der i%pctalen unb pOlitil6en
@lei6itelung bebanbeln !" Sp i6rten Die
0euti6en 9empfraten beS gtproens Sabre
lang, unb 10 i6reien le au6 jeBt nod, MIR bat
baS jebige Gei6rei cine ftarfe 8etmii6ltng
pDn S6mer5 rno Nttb bariber, DAP Mi DEM
9llStritte Der 10 abren 9etnpfratie Die qanse
Democratic in Die Bride ging ltllb Der II NJ
d6te pentpfratilde Nelt I'M 9tproen elenbtgli6
perfimunern muB. @el6e quite 9empfraten
unb 6reltnbe Der 9taSldnoer bte Sflapenbalter
inn, Seigt Der eingefeiidte 6db, mel6en 1e BET
jeOer @elegenbett gegen lebtere funpgeben. Sn
Den n~eueiten Observation-Disclosures itebt cine nelte
Brpbe behelben St lelen. IS beiBt barin, bab
Grant ieinen lebten 2tnsrtff auf Die cpnf6oertrz
teII SeItuHgen 6H GDdtGanppgd alT Serl6te
5peier 1teberldufer, zines 9eutl6en, gtatnenS
Wteiiter unb zines Sran5pien, gtamens gtpcquet,
unternpmmen babe. 9aran fniipft Die v&t6z
mono 9ispat6," zines Der ~gelelenlten rnb elm
fllBrei6ften 8ldtter beS &ebellen 3et6S, fpl=
gerbe Sragen: =.
yg8ann ptrb enbli6 unler @plt CUR grfenntz
niB f%pmnten, baB mtr Die Gtngebprenen
ieines 8ertrauens wirOig iito &ann benn
Der GongreB nidt peranlaBt merben alle
Naturaltf attpnS@Geiebe um5uitoBen
nnO II nr 81 ngebprenen pper bereit5 naz
ttraliirten Beripnen baS Stimmre6t u1b
DaS 8edt ein 9(ntt SIT befleioen, ein5urdumer,
uno ein Geieb gu %erlaien, weldes ben @tugez
wan0erten perbtetet, Grunbetgenz
tb II NJ 5t beiiben! !"
Nfit Der Sflaperei pertnipfen ii3 &altengeilt,
NrrpgauS Selbiiudt unb NiBtraue1 gegen
2lae, Die ni6t uuf ibrem eigenen Gr1no ll1o
8Oben gebpren unb llrter ibren Ginflillen erz
8pgen lpprben iino. Sbre Nlt8rptt1ng 1T CUR
2eben8ra9e ielbit fit allie NaSIdnber in 9irie
geppr0en.
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&ele9ropbife6c OSacDricbten
@nnOeshailntifQOt.
8eri4tet far ben 9aItimDfe @eder.

Burlington, %. 9e5. 9a8 Stats
Separtement bat Die 9ta6ri6t erbalten, OaB Die
franSDIiI6e Negierung an ben 8efeblSbaber beS
fra1S6iii6en @el6paberS I'M Stilen Wteere ben
8efebl gel6tdt bat, Die !9dfen pm NcapulcO unO
San 8tuS in 8lptabe5uitano 5t %erf(dren, aber
baB ie aus 0tiidli6ten Der Sreiiinmigfeit unb
@efdlltgfeit bei6lplien bat, ben 5tptlden 8atailta
llno San 6ranci$cp fabren6en 9ampfern ferner
bas Qtnlegen I'M 6afen BON Acapulco sa geitatz
ten, unt Die n6tbigen &p6le1 ein5unebmen. 9p6
biirfen Die be1agten 9atnpfet IN bent 9enan1ten
9afeu meper Baiiagiere NOD Sra6t U18lapet
pper einnebmeu.
@eneralprpfpBmarl6aa 8rp filtbi9t an, DAP
na9 %Nnprpmang beS QrdIiperten ieoer 8irger,
Der Die 2pSfatfS lumlne ppn $500 be5ablte,
geraoe 10 un5uieben lei, ais pb er einen Griab=
mann geite(lt bdtte, unb iOntit fit ben S3ettraltm
pm 3 Sabren, pel6er Die betr, Gpnicriptipn
ltnfaBt, ppn Der 0tilitdrpfli6t befreit tit.
WuRlanb ,,i,S bic Ser. gfaaten.
@oibtugtpn, 90. 9ej. Sn 5Olge ppm
&aiier ppn 9luBlanb erbaltener Snitrtftipnen be-
Danfte 1i6 beute Der ruliti6e @eianbte Baron
Gbp. De Stoedel fit Die Den ruliii6en 0ff1iere11
in ben Ser. Staaten e~rtpieIene @altfre1nDi6aft.
Sim 0nnnerstna q ~4nn(AO+o'' EsA, o",~i-Safnn+n'r,
9tatle1S . . t0DtparO BON SCarnntpnS Brigade
lnO s. St 0fcGulplgb POM 1. 0i$c. 9}egt beim
bteli9en grpfpBmarI6 all in grarten &leiperl1, Die
tbnet ppn llripn .2apie3 aus Seceib 8lanfetS
angefertigt pDrOen maren. t6pmarb mar @drz
ter I'M Nlabama t6pSpitol go 20 geipeien lno
0tcGlllpugb Bate einer1 Gbnli6en Soften per-
ieben. WtcGulougb bate 1i6 loot 9elteQt unb
mar III ei1tent Sarg aus Der Sta0t geI6aft mprz
bet unO !0pparO mar 54r Ga6t5eit an Der @a6e
pprbeigeI6lipft. Sim 8. elltpt9en, perblteben
ie Biz sum II. IN Der Stabt l1nb entfaneu
bann NIT Bdfien, Die man ibnen ~geliefert batte,
blr4 Die feinOli6en 2inten. Sic i6tlbern bic
2etOen %unierer @efangenen ais iebr grpB. SiG
Soft Der Gebeuen ielber lit iebr fnapp. 9ieielbe
beitebt aus &ornbrpO 1lno Damn uup tpalln auS
etnem Stitd6en Sped, 9%rr6i6nittli9 itarber
tdgli6 80 @efangene III ben !6olpitdlern.
8Gfbtn gtpn, q. 9e3. Ser 0ti6mOnt
enquirer Dpm II, ia9t, uniere Tegiertng babe
in allen Gunften, Die 8ebanOlnng ppu gefallge=
nen 9tegern GlSgenDnmen, na6gegeben.
9teie Ntgabe lit fali6. Sen. Butter, Del
9egenndrtige N1Sme9ieEnng8zNg bat tei11C
berglei6en Sn1trufttonen erbalten. ST. bal
Srpre Die Gefargenen ppn 9tprfplf, 0tc6enrr
unO Bpint 2Opfput Otarm fir Ntarm au8gttalt.
i6en unb babel ipl mtf Die DISTINGUISHING Spl.
der Gildii6t genpmmen werOer, Die iH6 an
ldnglten IN ben !6dnpen Der GebeIlen befinben
5arbige Splbaten unO Sff3iere ipQen nit Der
anbern 9let6gebalten tperoen, bp6 ipl bieiel
guntt, oa mir weit mebr @efatgene IN 6dnber
BADEN, pie bic &ebeIlen, ipdter feitgeiteGtt perbeu.
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Idubtnprp.

8pitOn, 26. 9e5. Ser brlltale Galtb=
morb, tpelder ant Iebten Mdtttpp6 BET 6pGrnes
S6ple be9an9en tpurpe, bat bier Die tiefte Senla=
tim 9en1a6t. Ser GrmprOete, gGilliam Gppt
2uce, ipur felt LANCER 3eit &aufmann in bieliger
Stapt lno lebr 9eaftet. ST mrroe b1rb einer
Setlbieb BON 6inten I'M 2Gtgenblid eri9lage1,
ais er ieiaen 2apen perl6lpB, 11to elmer beOeltz
tenben. Suntme, Die er BET iid trug, beraabt,
Ser Sbdter ipll einent int 9afen l~iegenOen S6ifi
01debDren.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sir bic t%ontnenten 8efta9e entpfeble t@ benz geebrtrn gu.
tlttrnt rtetn ret6bdltiges Eager ter i6Gnten 9 { Re an III.
lt9en 9reiIen. &tnber=Dfuff8 unb 6ragen SSn Der oepSbn.
.ltGfien bis sur befen 2ualitGt T
"(SDesbqB) So. % SanuDerfr, eeaenft BEN msO,
&femblp &pptnS.
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sic anpfaner .erIa0tn bic efebeaeu.

Ser 6duptling Der Gboctaw S5noianer, Wtc=
Curtain aaebft p rf4ieSeren orscp1t an9c1 c6cnen
SnOianern tarnen bel SORT Smith, 9(rfaniaS, arl
"a, 5. 81, in Die ltnipn8linien u1to ubergaben
iid, inter DEM S6ube Der ppna 8rdliOenten
2inepln tir5li6 erIallenen Nmne1tez 9rpf(anta<
ton, bent 8efeblSbaber Der bprt itattpntrten 8un>
be5tna6t, Die Gbpctatp8 baben Ipmit ben STE
bel(enOieniIquittirt unO eS 1T lebr 9einli6,
baB ibrem 8etipiele allie altbert unlppalen 9}nz
ota11er balp fplqen meroer.
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@urDpdtfebe Ssadbriebtem.


Baris, II. 9e3. y2d Srartce" BON belte
2lbeno meloet, Sen. Sleurp tperbe 1i6 iebr balb
nab &Open6agen begeben, uni benz &6niq
Gbriitian su ieiner Sbrpnbefteigung St gratllz
ltren,
Staten:
Snrtn, II. 9eS. Ser Observation-Disclosures
ling GarniO lit Our6 Die 9tatipnalgaroe ppn
Nprinara perbafet wprpen.
8pIen.
8~restau, II. 9e5. 8p1at bat am 4.
rno 5. 9eSbr. bel S5pefpcun. uno Gassfptp
iber bic 3u1en geiegt.
9lu9 fpa Der Sninrgentenfibrer 3euabaplo
Die Hui1en gel6lagen b9ben.
9dnemarf.
6%amburA g.. 9eSbr. Oaqblabet uno
5acOrelanoet %ertldren, 9dnemarf f6nne 6Dlitetl1
teine8peg8 Obne Sdpertitrei6 rdumen.
S9weben unb Nprwegen.
Giner fpdbplmer Correspondents Der @Dtebprg
9anbelS D6 Si6fart8 Sioning Sufolge miro bas
epentuelle i6webii9e 6ulfScprpS aus Der ibmez
oti6en 2eibgarbe, ats Dem f6mebiI6en 2eibz
garDe&Gegiment aus DEM 0ermlanoIden uno
aus benz 9ali6en 3egiment suiummen geiebi
werOen. ollie Oieie Gegimenter ioIen it6erem
8ernebmen nad nit ibren g~teierpen arSrlden,
10 OaB jeOeS %etn5elne 3tegiment aus Drei 8atail=
lpnen belteber miro. 9O6 lit in5tpii6en tpabr.
ideinlid, DAP Die Geierpe e~initpeilen in pei
YrppinS S6pnen auf9eitellt perDen miro. lin.
ter ben Off5ieren lOlen ii6, beiGdufg bemerft
Der in polnii6em 9tenlte sepelene 2ieutenan
Wtulfea, 10 mie Der in Der Recommendations
nnipnSs9trmee nit Nts3eidnung genannte Srbr
Grnt p. 8egefad befnOen,
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g}nr hev 8}ntnrnnr. 9lrnnec.

@aibtn9tpn, 81, 9e5. Nt6t5 9fetes
ppn Der gptpmac=9trmee Sine 2(n5abl BON
StabS= utlo Gprpsz0ff5ieren befnpen ft6 i'm
2(Agenblif bier, purunter bic Generale @il(iuuts
Sngall5 unb 6ltmpbreps. ~.
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Teft : OefGenfe =!
Sic 0enfl(e Snmhnnnlunn

Die 0ent|Ge Bn9ban0lNng
va. @S19 SSefsaSratfi1r., spifd)et 3reScrig u,,b
n @1drfet space,
ertPtteblt tEr ret69altt9es Eager Spn auSseIu6ten 8tl.
BERN unb 2ebtbI 6ern fur StuSer jeelt6en @fters.
8iitere unb Mp'elter-Spsen, SPele SerIdiebeuer Qrt.
Albmm 8 ben tf6et 29rtG, beutfde GIaffis
tGf' Welt8el9t9te, Natutlette, @pe{te,
Stteratur sc Id / 6te u. + ~.
gbotOarapbiesW lban's IT. eeI&madeoaer auswabL
StbetnI @ebet. ltno SctdHabIc)er aWf bic fetnfte Q4etIe
8ebuntet nn6 3u BEN biligften @reiien. '"' ~"F
Dlir9 uniere Terbtnbungen IN ben Stanb 8eieet, iraenb
Elm BUD, fpeldeS mir nt1t ami Gem Eager BADEN, btnnet bret
6e8en. "
g.. 6. @ennt9bau fen,
gfp. 28k gBeit=@rattftqa6e. spif6en 5reterif> unS
(Oej7-sl Marfee space.
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Mep @prf, 26. 9es. Sim Mtittpud fltbr

Sem Oprt, 26. Seq. Sim Mittpp6 fltbr
Der 9anlpfer SlinDiS alb, tint na9 Californian
Su geben. Gr mar baS erIte S6ifk bds ppn Der
neuen Stipulation oeS ariegSminiiterilnS in
8e5tg auf Die 9egen Die Slibuitier su er9reifenz
ben WtaBre9eln b%etrpffen purbe. 8unoesmarz
i6aa Whlrrap, ppn elmer 9tnSabl BpliSeibeamten
begleitet, begab li6 an 8pro beS Samplers nno
ltnteriparf Die 8al1agiere unb beren Baggage
elmer 9enmtelt nteria6ung. Sen e~in5elnen
8aiiagteren lpuroen feips 8dlie abperlangt,
9aS Mari9aM Wtrtrrap Mles in SrDnlng fanp,
ertbeilte er Dem S6iff einen allgemetnen 8aB,
oamit es an ben BET Sanpp Spot uab SbrpggS
|9ted Itationirten &al1Dnenbppten pbne 9lnltano
pprbeifabren tDltne. Die @pliSiiten, wel6e baS
@epdd Der 8a1Iagiere bur6iudten, fdnOen 165
Nepplper, 16 8it6ien uno Z S6rptainten.
9teie 8affen wuroen bem S6iffSSablmeiiter
sur 9t1fbemabrlng iiber9eben, Der ie an Die
8ailagiere be. Der 9tntlnft in 2tlpttipall wieber
aasliefern miro. 9atr Spet Mdnner waren mt
Sufrieben u1b lpra6en BON n6rOlt6em Selppti8z
nuts, urb DAP Der Siioen gan5 gepiB feline I'm
abbdngigteit errir1gen perbe. 9(aGoem mani ie
einige StlnOen lang IN ein StautS5tmmer einz
geiperrt bate, 5p9en ie %gelinoere Seiten atf.
Capt. 8abepd lpirD ie aber tpdbrenb Der Geiie
alf baS S4drfite iiberpa6en laIen. 9ie @afz
fen meroet Sag unb 9ta6t BON elmer aus Spet
damn beftebenpen S6ilbpa6e bema9t. Ser
Gap se.e1 ta i ., bat ,Ms1of.ssn e& gsaHa8 an a Rfd 9SaaG v e@t@%
lpie alf Der Gbeiapeafe, Die Bai1agiere segert ie
empDren %ipllten. n u.c
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
ST.. CLOUD vs.. NEW OR1rAxs.-For more

Sr. CLOUD vs.. NEW ORLEANs.-For more
than year past, Mr.. Geo. F. Brott has been
residing in New Orleans, being engaged in bu-
siness in that city. He has young seven
year old, Charlie, who went to school upon
his arrival in the Crescent City. But it seems
that even down BY the gulf; Charles patriot
ism did not waver, and he would persist in
singing, ''We'n hang JEFF Davis on sour ap-
pie tfee," very much to the annoyance Of the
young chivalry who attended school with him.
After while they allowed their ire to get so
much the better of their discretion, that they
attempted to bring our young Minnesotian to
terms, but as he had too much muscle for
them, and made it an invariable rule to whip
every boy who tried to ':coerce' him, they
gave up the job. Finally, for the sake Of
peace, his parents were obliged to keep him At
home, as he would sing his song and would
also pound unlucky boys who attempted to
interfere with him. All We have to say il,
good for Charlie! We have no doubt but that
he and Ben Butler could soon bring New Or
leans around into being q thoroughly loyal
city.
BEWARE or 1xposlrioS.-Some unpriuci.
pied parties have put up large amount of
worthless stuff called Saleratus, and scattered
1t oil over the Western States, much to the
detrimcnt of D. B. De Land & Co.'S excellent
Saleratus. This worthless stuff is put up in
blue or green paper and called 3d. B. De Land
Co.'S House Wifc's Favorite," while D. B.
De Land & Co. $ House Wifcs favorite or chem
zeal Saleratus is put up only in bright red pa
pers. Beware Of the imposition. n3-3tI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoxvExT,ox-The
Convention, according to call, assembled at
st. Jo., on Saturday the 22d inst with r. NJ.
Richardson in the chair and J. p. Wilson Sec
rotary. The following delegates were elected
to attend the State Convention on the Goth:
E. O. IIamlin, B. Overlook and J. P. Wilson.
It Is limited that some of the unterri6ed used
little skulduggery to secure their election as
delegates. But as it is "none Of our funeral -
We don't propose to interfere.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

PxRsosAL.-Capt. D aniels, Of the LIST NJ.
NJ. R., and Capt. Hall, Of the Seventh Resi-
ment, arrived in town on Monday evening
from Sibley's expedition.
Col. Marcy, Inspector General, U. s. Ar
my, and Capt. +. B. CARING, Chief Quarter
master for this State. returned from Fort
Absrcrombie, as fur ss Sank Centre on Sab.
bath evening, and from there took route
across to Fort Ridgley.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE &
CHICAGO RAILWAY.

PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE 4
CHICAGO RAILWAY.
The shortest line from Chic 20 to-
NEW YORK, pHlLADELPn1X, III
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY,
HARRISBURG, and PITTSBURGH,
Also the direct route TO-
b2 p"stir., A' Sis1sand, bs ssisnsu,
Cincinnati, Wheeling. Dayton
And all cities and towns between Chicago and
those points above named.
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor
ner Madison and Canal Streets, Chicago on
arrival of Trains from the West, as follows:
MAIL, every morning, except Sundays.
EXPRESS, every evening except Saturdays.
Both Trains connecting At Fort Wayne with;
the trains Of the Toledo and Wabash Railway.
ut noon and midnight.. s~a tsa =
There is no Change of Cars Between
C. II &C. AGO AND PITTSBURG
And but one change between Chicago and Phil
l. adelphia. or to. New York via Allentown
Woodruff's State Room Sleeping Cars
Arc run on all Night Trains, and Baggage is
checked through to all Eastern cities and. han
died free: ~. 3.
To secure the shortest route, grestest COM
fort, and the saving OF two hours time,
Ask for Tickets vio tie Fl. Wayne Road,
For sale at the principal Ticket Offices in the
West; at the Companys Offices in Chicago,
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets, and at
the udion Depot, West Side, by
A. HOLIDAY, Ticket Agent.
and at No. Ncwhall House, Milwaukee, by
TlOS. FORBES, Ticket Agent.
For further information apply to
3. F. PATRICK, S. W. Pass. Ag't Chicago.
II. HENDERSON, n. w. Pass. Agt, Milwaukee
! v5n34 WM. p SHrNN,
Gen. Pass. agent, Pitts6urgh, Pa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

NV BUILDlxGs.-Mr. D. II. Smith is put
ting up ten.pin alley on Washington avenue,
two doors above Metsroths tailoring establish
ment. II will front with . saloon twenty feet
square, with an alley attached 1880 feet.
Messrs. Biggerstaf and McCrea are erect
ing on st. GERMAN Street. one door above
Burbank & Cos, building to be used for the
manufacture of custom boot and shoe work.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

DsMocRAric CAucus.-On Wednesday evening
. Democratic Caucus was held at Brokers' Hall
for the. election Of delegates to attend the
County Convention at St. 10 on the following
Saturday. L. A. Evans, Chairman, Geo.
Sp"fford, Secretary. The following were
chosen IS delegates: J. W. Tenvoorde, II. ].
Fowler, c. Lueg, Geo. Sch ofer, P. Kramer, j.
P. Wilson and B. Overlook
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

PUB. Docs Senator Ramsey has again
placed US under obligations for favors, consis.
ting Of Vols. and ofthe Report Of the Com
mittee On the Conduct Of the War
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Bio TH,xa.-Yesterday eighty eight barrels
OF Government beef-"whose offeAse was rank
and smelled to heaven''-w>re consigned to
their last resting place in ON old cellar, back
Of upper town. There are forty-6ve more
barrels merely awaiting the action Of red-tape-
ism ct Milwaukee to follow In the same direc-
ton. a..r ...... ,.g
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

DIVINE SERvlcE.-The re-delivery of Rev.
Mr.. Thresher's Thanksgiving Sermon having
previously been deferred, will take place on
Sabbath evening, at the Everett Schoolhouse At
6o'clock P. n.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

The DlFrERENcE.-Thc Copperbcads
would amend the Constitution for the
sake Of slavery; the Union men would
perpctuate it for the sake of liberty
Which is the Constitutional party?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
LOCAL NEWS
~ Subscriptions, advertisements and or
jsrs for job work can be Loft 1t the Post
Office. 81 @# e.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woo!ey has received
tho appointment Of Post Master 1t Drantford,
vies John Emerson.

TRHArY.-We understand that Hon. Alex.
Ramsey will be in town some day during the
coming week on his way to form . treaty
with the Red Lake Chippewss, having been
app ointed by Congress to perform this duty.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
II = N RY W. W = A RY,
CARRIAGEMAKER.

HAVE removed to my new shop near the
| Bridge, whore Am prepared to do all kinds
Of woi. in the Carriagemxking line. Wagons,
sarriages and sleighs made in . neat and sub
staatial manner ct low rates. Particular A.
ention paid to repairing. v3-n1l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

DIED.-At the residence of her parents,
n this city, on Monday, the oath, inst, MIN
ME s., daughter Of 8. II. and A. d. Footc,
aged two years, three months and twenty-four
days.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

INDIANS NEAR Pawn Observation-Disclosures Az
VENTURE OF A COUPLE OF Sr. CLouD GrxrLs-
xsx.-On Saturday, while DR.. J. V. Wren,
Post Surgeon for Richmond and Paynesville,
and Capt. T. NJ. Newson, c. s., were return
ing from Paynesville, and when about three
miles this side, three objects were discovered
on On eminence half mile of, observing the
movements Of these gentlemen as they passed
along in their buggy. After some inspection
it became apparent that they were In
dams, and this idea was confirmed when
one of them arose from his recumbent
position, folded his blanket around him and
started down . ravine that lead TO the road
some distance in advance, with the evident
intention Of cutting our party Of. But they
had heard Of Indians before, and were not to
be intimidated by anything Of this kind; and
moreover the DR.. had observed that the mis-
cradle red-skin had no gun, and he did not
fear the bow and arrows. So, giving the Cap
tain the reins, he took his own rifle, and with
perfect GOODNESS prepared to give the wary foe
. warm reception. They drove along as be-
fore, tho near approach to danger failing to
effect them, and they talked as calmly as tho
they were seated in their respective Offices in
this city. Approaching the ravine, the Doctor
got his rifle in position and closed his teeth
firmly. Coming directly opposite, they found
that they were in advance Of the enemy, aud
stopping the buggy waited for his coming,
prepared 70 surprise him. After . moments
suspense a huge-sand-h hill crane came stalk
Ing along, and seeing the warlike array, start
ed Of on his barn-door wings, followed short
~ by tho TIVE ethers on the hill. The Doctor
took tho relns and made the best time to this
city that 10 On record. After they reached
here, the story seemed too good to keep.
Their mistake, however, is not to be won
dersd at. The peculiar state Of the atmos-
phere on the prairie frequently magni66s OBJ
jseas ct > short distance so that they can be
resolved into anything. It is in this way tina,
two-thirds Of our Indian stories have origina.
ted and this party certainly deserve credit
for fsvreting the matter out. It Was but tn,
day before that squad Of men from, Paynes
Vile had made charge in another dirsctio,
on = brace Of these big cranes, they having
been reported ~ Indians.
The Captain says that when the Doctor Ia
his rife in position to shoot, near the ravine
he observed that both his eyes were shut, tn
We think this must have been mistake.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

TEAAs WAxrEo.-A good opportunity is Of
fered BY Burbank 4 Co, to those having teams.
See advertisement.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

FSTRAY.-Came to the farm of the sub
IL scriber. living forty miles above St. Cloud,
on the Red River road, on or about the 9th
day of July, HORSE, about four years old,
Of almost black color and about twelve hands
high. The owner can have the same by prov
ing property, paying charges and taking the
animal away. JOHN LITTLE.
1t. Cloud, Aug. 9Th 1863. aug6-3wn
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27

L &C G re n IN
Will be served three evenings a. week, viz:
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
At which times only private room will be
set apart Tor the use OF customers: Ice Cream,
however, kept constantly On hand for sale
He returns his thanks to his old patrons for
favors received, and invites all who have a taste
for good things to give him a call-expecially
the Ladies.
NJ. =. NOEL.
st. Cloud, July LIST, 1868. iy2-.f