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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
Total,

Our resources for ordinary expenditures
are to be derived from the tax Of four and
q halfmills on real aud personal property,
from the poll tax, if it is continued, from
labor of prisoners, board Of United States
prisoners, receipts from FIVE per cent Oh
sales Of United States public lands, etc.
etc. .l.. a-1 II a..l. .--e
g Owing to the entire Reorganization Of
the western and northern counties, it will
not be safe to assume the total valuation
Of 1867, At over sac, 100000. ~. mills
levied on this basis viii yield 1885, 900 90.
Add delinquent taxes amounting to 1922:
692 90, makes total of $427,6 co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
OF this amount the Auditor eseimates
ereceiptsinto the Treasury, Of tax Of
al63, d u Matls, . eaS975 o
Delinquent taxes, Ys00O "
Poll tax II continued, ,UO "
Miscellaneous, ~. = hUOO w

Total, STATS 90
The account of the State with the Uni
ted States for its quota Of the direct war
tax of is substantially as follows, viz:
Whole tax IL. $685. 90
Amount paid by State Trea:
surer, June 1862, vi .O6O IL
Accounts for war expendI- I'D. E4 tsEl
lures to April LIST, 1862,
rendered In July, 1852, 1871 10
Amount in Treasury. Dec. -
LIST, 1862, 16,z46 81 -. - -
Accounts for war .expendi. ,sa IA. p. a
lures accrued since April So
LIST, 1862. and not yet s1t.i 80, SsS
presented, S,lOO w
Discount allowed for collec- 49,. -
ton Of the tax by the
State, AV,VOV-S4,AsS "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

Making total Of $50, $50 81
The Auditors estimate of the actual ex-
penses of the State incurred during the
year, paid and unpaid, exclusive Of those
incurred on account Of the Indian war and
for refugees, from December lst 1861, to
December lst 1862, is arranged under the
fn11nwinr hoods viz M.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

been accOmplsneO, IN Splte u Tue urutC
which the war is making upon the energies
of the country, is l trust, sure guarantee
for the final completion of this road.
In compliance with the 3rd Section of
the act of March 10th, 1862, this Com
pany made tender Of $4,000, in "Min-
nesota State Rail Road bonds" which,
however, + declined receiving from the
belief that it was not the kind of security
contemplated by the law. ~, ai. @ss.1
I would, however, suggest whether
this company, because Of the large ex-
penditures it has already made in the
building of so important part Of the
road, and in OUTLAWS for its extension
evincing purpose on its part to execute
the req uired works not insufficient reason
for relieving them from the obligation to
make the deposit, and thus place them on
an equality with the other Railroad Com
panies in the State: ~ .-aT ~ &
- The Winona and Saint Peter Company,
/ atm informed by the Secretary, have COM
pleted their road for more than ten miles,
westwardly from Winona, and, that the
cars are already running over that portion
of the road. S -.@I $3.50
I am not advised that any work has been
done, during the past season, upon either the
Minneapolis and Cedar Valley or upon the
Southern Minnesota Road but do not
doubt, that with the examples Of the
other companies as an impulse; and with
the improved condition of the country,
they will soon be stimulated to action.
The corporators Of the Minneapolis aud
Cedar Valley Company, met at Faribault
on the 23d ult, and recognized prepare
tory to active operations in the spring. 81
A Joint Resolution. OF Congress, ap-
proved July -, 1862, authorizes the State
Of Minnesota to abandon the Rail Road
land grant on the line Of road from Glow
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

A long line of rescued women and chilli
rem pouring into the camp and restored to
the arms of weeping husbands and fathers,
soon attested the wisdom and humanity Of
the officer in command. 80 '.">'
-' This object having been thus happilrat-
tanned, Colonel Sibley turned his atten-
ton to the chastisement Of the wretches,
whose bloody butcheries had devastated
our borders. The gallant bearing of our
soldiers at Birch Coolie and Wood Lake,
taught the Sioux his own weakness and the
strength Of the foe whose vengeance he had
invoked. And more than 1000 Indians
fastened to throw themselves upon the
mercy Of those to whom they had shown
no mercy, while the scattered few who
still adhered to the fortunes of Little Grow
fed to the plains and sought protection
among. the kindred tribes. of the West.
Forts Ridgley and Abercrombie have been
relieved from impending danger by the
prompt exertions Of our forces. "a
The threatning aspect Of the Chjppewas
has yielded to more pacific .cOunsels.
and the soil of our State is no longer pol
luted by the stealthy tread ofhostile bands.
AS tne auuaAS VI savage warfare anOrd
no parallel to this raid of the Dakotas, in
the indiscriminate slaughter, the fendish
outrage and demoniac frenzy which have
characterized their bloody atrocities, so
also we may search our eafiy colonial rec
ords in vain for "a outbreak of this magni-
tude, which has been 30 promptly and
efectualiy quelled.
Returning peace and security have
revisited Ill orr borders "A. Gordon
ofiufanty statio ned within ,easy. compuni-
cation euardss our extensive frontier, and q
regiment Of cavalry well mounted q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

Inc enlargement OF this fund, as the Super
intendent suggests, will result in time in the
establishment of distinct department of
public instruction. Until this shall be
done, however, it affords me pleasure to be
able to state, that thisl important depart
ment is in the hands Of gentleman fully
sensible of the importance ofits duties and
jealous for their efficient discharge.
Notwithstanding the draft upon the f.
nances Of the State, occasioned by the war,
resulting in the necessity of emitting the
usual appropriation for the Normal School
at Winona, its friends have not abated any
portion Of their zeal or interest, in this en-
terprise, aud look with confidence to its re-
organization, SO soon as the Legislature
shall be enabled to bestow the usual IA
vors upon that institution, which it is
fondly hoped may be at no distant day:
For further information, Of the present con-
dition of this. institution and of its pros
poets and hopes for the future, you are re-
specially referred to the report of the SUI
perintendent. j. ,s..!.IIe 49, -. IL
FINANCES OF THE UNIVERSITY.
=, The Legislature, at its last regular ses-
sion, authorized the Regents Of the State
University to attempt = liquidation Of the
indebtedness of that institution, by the
conveyance of the lands with which it is
endowed. The attention of the Regents
has accordingly been directed to that OBJ
ject during the year @ 54 4s
The lands have been offered to the vari-
Gus classes Of creditors, at valuations to be
placed upon them by disinterested apprai-
sera .e $50 go
/ 1t has been. found difficult to reach ehec-
tuagy the bend holderst The most Of whom
yet cling to the hope that the University
bonds ere State obligations
A portion Of the other indebtedness has
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| counties in which they are located. These
lands, which in very many instances were
passed over by the early settlers, are now
sought for with great avidity by the farm
ers living in their vicnage. --,
I cannot but trust that the people and
their representatives will continue to have
an increasing appreciation of the value of
these lands, and will steadily resist every
application that may arise for their appro-
prjation, unless for the most assured public
necessity and benefit. ~ -.
|" Unless some new policy of this kind is
inaugurated these swamp lands, which l
confidently anticipate, will, in few years.
furnish us with large reserve fund, of
millions of dollars, to discharge whatever
Of Indebtedness the necessities or the follies
of the State, in its earlier history, may have
imposed upon us, as also for the erection
and maintenance of those great eleemosy-
nary institutions which, before many years.
the State will be called upon to erect, at
cost Of several hundred thousand dollars
each, such as asylums! for the Insane, Deaf
and Dumb, and Blind, will have been vast
ed; and nothing but taxation, the great him
drance to immigration, will be left to US as
resource for such purposes. p.
These lands are being allotted to US
from time to time by the United State au-
thorities. But for obvious reasons, the
process is somewhat slow. ~ T.
As fast as the title to them becomes
absolute in the State. trust it NAV be
stipulated that all proceeds, from the sales
thereof shall be safely invested and solemn
" dedicatedto the great pulic objects l have
just named; for / am convinced that moth
ing can be done, by US, which will SO soon
encourage large immigration, as the
knowledge of the fact that the great land
grants to the State, by the general govern
ment are carefully and prudently managed,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Valuable EARNS for Sale

MO l-sltuate in Delaware County And State of Penn
IN aylvania containing 10 agres uear tho end Of Con
cord Turnpike quarter mile lfum said Turnpike adoin
luz Mr. Reese Perkins land
No 2-situie in lower edge of Concord Township con.
tanning acres. adjoining Nj. dob Hopes land. Also
Go acres with good buildings. Terms reasonable
WM. MeCAuLLEY,
mart COG Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

Never fail give satsfactonto all who test tlelry
prepl'ed at Dr.. Hurls Deutal Oai,e, No. e, Fourth
/ Ii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Desirable CITY Lots for 81.
WAWAsET NURSERIES,
NEW BOOKS!

AT n. y. r. Buffers Book and Newspaper Sor
ago Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Itumps, a story Of American Lille by Il " Cuul.
The Utossed Path by Wlkiu Collins
Harry llAAnn. by John g. Irving
The Attorney, by john y. Irving
The Constitution uf The United states
Wild liie by Capt Mayns iiud
Life 0f uanerai Francis Marion
Eiai ybnli n Lawyer.
Moral History at Women
hltAH uilberts Career
uue nj Them, by Chaa. Lever
The First falss Step, by ReynnIia
The Woman IN White, hy wilkle Collins
IwehlA- -hyn different kinds al Novels al dina e,,
All the Magazines, Daily aud Weekly Nrs.,,,H,
Books, Stationery aud Fancy Articles, ior ALE hi s
variety " ''' 'u ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

EXCHANGE Brokers,
No. II7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, Sei &c, promptly and
accurately drawn
rROMlssORY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS OF all kinds bought aud sold nn
commission IN this city at tile Brokers Boards Philt
dtphiA New York, Nr other cities by means rurfef
londing brokers who are all firms OF Ugh standing
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS arc changed ON stneks or
Oaus purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
ui one quarter per ren being divided between ourselves
aud our agents.
DRAFTs.-We draw on Philadelphia, New York or iius
ton aud pressure dras other American citles At the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FOREIGN DRAFrs.-We draw ON Great Britain Ira
on houses Of undoubied standing, In to suit our
customers,
DECENTRALIZATION or Domestic-bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allow ed ty Tho market
premium will almost always be allowed Tor Checks on New
York.
REAL EsTATE.--We attend to the purchase and sale
oil Heal EsAle In town or country aud respectfully ingitp
purchasers or sellers to give ci. We fuut houses
aud when desired by customers attend o the cnar
tinn Of their rents.
CoLLEGrlONS.-Our correspondence enables as to
rearl Auy prominent point IN America Ia any Orrisn
country, through the most reliable ehauues our tar
Ties Fur making collections thereura complete and
cons queuy pvItona avang themselves uI them may he
promptly attended to- our charges aa low g3 are
N ade 10y any reliable parties
~ every ease where We employed aim Is to do
e besl Tor Tie interest Of Customers aud we solicit
ne patronage OF cur friends aud the pnblic generally
Jan o JOHN McLtAu ( SUN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Uhemineald.Ine Copnao

UiliIS brandy imported by William p Bay o. New
York, expressly Tor " uilpins sales for medicinal
V. O. GILPuJ,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

AAf 49, DAAaG AAeAA oAAA0bAAls
Wholesale aaa Retail Druggist (3l7) Fourth and
.Harkef street,
CEpIIALIC PILLS (Spaudingsl y for Head Ache AT n
H. Brnghursts 3l7 Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TKoCHRs one Of the best
articles for diseases ofthe throat dc at H. r. Brughusls
Drug Store.
TQWNSkNDS sARSApARlLLA, fresh stock Just 10.
eelyed and for sale by H. X Bringhurst Apothecary
WlShARTS Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to he had at u. H. Bringhurst Drug
Store
SpAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR, the genuine article Ia be
had by calling at II. X. Bringhurst's Drug Store
Mrs WlNS!OM'S SOOTHING SYRUP now la great
demand for children ieethng, at H. H. Brughur.ts
FLASkS Tor spoFtsmau-I have a dne assortment of va
rious sizes from q pint u pint have just imported
II. X. Brnghursl, 3i7 Market street.
BRANDY aud WulskEi selected pure and Of line
quality for medical purposes, by II. Il. btnghurst
FLAGuS RElIEf, for the Immediate relief OF pain at
Farmers Mutual Bire Insurance Company, in Whining.
ton, on Thursday the l7th day Of october, 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM tor chapped hands or lips for sale in
any quantity, by II r. BIingbur.t
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at H. II. Bring
hurst's
HosTErTERs BlTTERs they give general satisfaction
and are now III great vogue H. Il. Brnghurst,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
WEBB BUILDING,

Testimonials can be produced fIom gentlemen OF high
respscAbiity anu business Ia aidtomy qualifications
All who may require my seryiees aud pr0mptue,s as
Au AUCrlONEER and REAL ESTATE AGENT, are eHr.
nesily requested To give call. Ms terms IN all
will be moderate aud hy undivided attention aud ndoai-
igable exertins which will be- my motto IN the ttaustr-
iou OF all business entrusted tu me- hope tO receive
share Oi public patronage
The people ni WILMINGTON, and particularly Of New
Cattle County who have Real Estate guuIs of auy
description to dispose o will ud II to be- to their uteiest
tu give ute a call u. r. RICHARDS,
y. B-tents aud collections uf all knds promptly exc
unv,rlv p.TE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
NOTICE.

We are duly receiving orders to send by mail
some one Or moIe OF DR.. llurd's Dental RENE
dies, which we cannot fill. None are nnilable
except the Neuralgia Plsfer, which we send in
an envelope on receipt of price (l5 centsl and
one stamp. But to accommodate persons in
places where the druggists und storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with compartments--each box containing a boi-
tie Of DJ. Htrds Mouth Wash, and TooM .tcbe
Drops, box of Tooth Polgdcr, the NeYraiojo
RlSfeF, and n valuable little Treatise on Min
aNd Their Diseases The best means Of preseyyino
them, and lie proper treatment Of C'hiidreRs Tesf6
worth Of itself the entire cost to every youn,
man or woman, or parents with young children
with several other necessary articles price Der
package one ioiiar or six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. AS the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on dozen than on
one, it is far cheaper to order six or a dozen
packages at one time. \ large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of TO neigh.
bors with public benefit, for 10 one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and dis
tigurement, expense, loss Of time and monev
would he saved to the country it every family
to-day had one of these packages, which. in H.,
self, is a complete set Of DeAtal Remedies. Al
dress VIM. b. Hurd Il Co. Tribune Buildings.
New York, and write name and address plainly,
lhNt iemltthnces may ne mace WIN confidence.
W. b. H. Il Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn,
to G. ". Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor of the
American Manufacturers Gazette; to Joy, Coe
Co, Publishers Agents, New York to p. 4.
Barnum, Esp, who knows a good thing when he
sees il and who has already orde ed second
supply, etc
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want 10
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
new, useful, low priced, mud we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit of
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, " th
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of seBea dolss,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be
coming an agent. They can be sold in day.
ps6~ We '0ouid Tafdfr pay salaries thin Comnis.
sions 10 those eho proUe Memseisss efficient saiesmea
1sSs- Now is the time TO go into the buaiAess
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
-ss.,SN USES I
g5 FOR RENT. !


Brick House Market street between sh aui at No
$40, $3.50 OO
Frame House iu Mechanic street below Lombard ST. .
No. 2l, S4S 70
Brick II ouse and Lot ou Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No. IS, $50 CO.
Brick House ON Lord street second door from Karoad
s75 Oo.
frame House corner of Church Taylor Streets s55 co.
do do on Taylor street adjoining the above sou w.
Five Brick Houses of llth street near Pine Nos COL
b03, 6O5, G01 and 6O9, each $50 90.
Five Brick Houses l2th street near Lombard Nos.
bn. tui, aOs, 509 and 5ll. each 800 %.
Two frame Houses Riddles Lane. first from Stone
Tavern, each $40 uO
Frame HOUSE adjoining the alley 81 from TAVERN s36 90
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above, each $50 OO
Brick Hsusr on Lnmtarl street between Mct,aulisv
and l2th streets, sou 40.
Brick House S 'oruer Of Front and Thorn streets,
Sl25 co.
Cottage st NJ W. oi Fouch and ilth sts 70 o.
Brick sdse on Tatual street thnvu Second street No
2Os, SIS 10.
Small brick Orange street between Third aud Fourth
streets, Suu 90.
Ice House yard on ilth street between Market and
Orange stie4ts.
Two Frame Houses I2th and Elizabeth streets, each
s32 90.
Brick House church street between Eighth aud
Ninth streets, SSl co.
Brick House, No 1915 King street between 18th aud
lith streets 500 ul.
Brick House Taylor between Loenst aud Buionwood,
$40 20.
trick 9usy ON Market street between 18th aud iith
streets, Slu1 uO
Brick stabeon i.h street between Market and Orange
streets, SOS 90.
Brick house on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
Brick House, rooma we'll dnishel with 10 aerss Of
land, and brick stable, near Wilmington, $3.50 OO
House and premises ht the \ h. CORNER Of Market
and Water Streets, in the tenureuf James f. Cav AMI
WIN. p. Carr, possession on tile 18th of March next
Apply to WILLIAM MeCAtILLEY
teb2s COO Market 81, Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
AUCTIONEERS.
Real Estate Agency, Auotioneer
&c, &c.
D. It. RICHARDS,

HAVING for many years been engaged in the lower
portion OF New Castle county Auetioneet aud
recently as Real Eslae Ageut In Dover Kent county /
ofer my services To tue peple ol Wilmington, In The
eanaciN. l hAEe in.I liaan nl.l.n M tho
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
THE FARMERS Mutual FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
lONolNAL NM Onrga, Ae.I


THIS Company continues oiler to the people oil Des
it's superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by hre on all descriptions Of property except Marine
risks.
The Institution is commented by over 20 years expert
In and attention to the SUBJ Of Mutual Insurance
elng the first to Introduce ts principle into our state)
by OF which, il is believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
ship among the equitable in character of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
been prompt aud LIBERAL hst in - years business and
ossea reaching 100000, not single u itgl
on has occurred and scarcely us without entire salts
faction to the parties Insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount Of its rsks 1t has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance. either requiring too
great an amount in single risk offering unit Oh
jsets Of Insurance for character of the Institution
lu this manner u IS conceived It has the safest and
most select list of nsuanees, 10 proportion to the
Six Millions of Dolltts, of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence tnis has only reduced the rate of
insurance, at all times moderate one--iNth, during the
last two years. hut presents eesr surplus fund 0
$4,000 as security sgrst any assessment on the Deposit
Notes, which sum by the resort to sep Certacatvs OF
the balances due to each member being issued will
be paying Interest to them from January lsi2 at the
ate Of per cent per aunuin thus making still ihor
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1sea with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes OF i25o,oOO
surplus Fund 10000
Total protection, iaOoyOOo
Its the work OF the Farmers Of Delaware and such
President-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Treasarsr-ROBRRT MoCABY, NJ. D.
DIRECTORS
Ell Wilson, Brandywine Hid James Deaplain, Christi.
Hdl James " ebb. Samuel Barr, E g. Stotseuhurs
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hdi Robert MeCabe Mill
Creek lIdi Juhu =. Williamson, white Clay Creek Hid
George JanVier New Castle Hd Curt h. Ellison, PEN.
eader Hd.; John O. CLARK, Nel Lion ld; WIN. temple,
Smyrna; james A. Burnham, ST. Georges Hi.; Charles
T. Fleming, Peter +. Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover;
charles Tuuuell Georgetown.
AGENTs-As well tor receiving applications for insur
dues OF members,
ELL Wilson, Brandywine Iii Robert McCahe, Mill
Creek ld; James DslaplAn, Christiana lid; john r..
Williamson, White Clay Creek Hl; Curtis u. Ellison,
PeneAdet lid Red Lion. ST Georges, aud Appoquiumink
Hundreds. Joseph T. Griffith, smyrna; james Crippeu,
New Castle Hd Charles n. Fleming, Milford, Charles
Tuunsl George own; Henry Todd, Dover
Communications general business addressed to tho
undersigned, Wilmington will receive immediate atten-
ion.
ga ROBERT MccABE 81. d.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
BOOTS AND SHOESi

9sEfa WE would call the attention Of BuyerH to our
HtV eXienye Stock of Boots aud shoes Tor spring aud
v o. Summer wear We thtnk thatN can say. with
out ieaf of contradiction that have the largest aud
best assorted stock vi ready made Boots Shoes that
Is To be und In tue state. number oi years pc.
ence in the business has taught us what kinds OF work
get up, aud how ret Il up sU ST. to suit tho Whining.
ton Market aud, while du not pretend tn uulursali
our neghlofs, do profess tn be able to compete with
any in the business. every knows that is nj all
c"nversant with the prices Of stock that it Is much hi her
nov than II was two or three months ago when tho lar
gtFi portion al ours bought Aud in regard East
sru work 1t has 10 Re bought for Nh in aud
the man o experience lis the most likely get tho most
for his money, have Isttas assortment ui also
which sell right We will attempt Ia give a
list of the styles or kinds that have hand hut will
simply say 10 those In need Of ANYTHING IN e oi
worth nt your money.
No l02 West "a Street, betweon shipley aud orange
ap 81 JAS. W BRINE