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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
10 NJ ENLARGED.

This will be ,be last issue of the DEM
ocnAr in its present form. Next week
We shall publish hal,-sheet for legal and
other necessary advertisements, important
tclrgrsphic, &C., and the following week
present our readcrs With seven column
.hre., improved in appearance, as we'll as
"a other respects. -.
We undertake this, at considerably in
creased expense, in the confident belief
that the business men Of St. Cloud and
Northern Minnesota will sustain US in the
=. oterprise. aware Of the benefits that will
accrue to themselves in many ways from
such increase in proportions
"A We shall reset the entire paper, ad-
,crtise,s can, change the style Of their ad-
vertisements, should they so desire i; and
We would like to have the copy at as carly
a date Is possible.
We would suggest that the first issue
Of the enlarged paper would be good
time for new subscribers to have their
'pAmes entered upon the books
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM MORRISON
COUNTY.

LITTLE FALLS, Nov. 7th, 1868.
Ed. Sr. CLOUD DEMockAr.-The fol-
lowing, so, far as it goes, is the official re-
turn of the votes cast in Morrison County
Stephen Miller, 80 II. T. RR1sn1lass s,, Il
- Balance Of the State about the same.
. District Ticket.-For the Senate.
H. c. Wait I SO -: Up. Wilson, 70
not running
Representatives.
S. B. Olmstcad, l04 G. A.. Ruffee, 96
Alex Moore, q. RIM. Richardson, 10
H. c. Burbauk)l II W. 7. Rigby, Is
not running. {
County Tioket.-For Treasurer.
A. Tanner, 10 John Elwcll, 20
For Clerk Dist. Court. d.. ..
S. T. Fuller, so &C. s. K.-Smith, rs
mot running.
For Coroner.
Asher Adams, II Joseph Poland, g.
You will see that party lines are MOI
drawn very tight in this County on thu
District and County Ticket The State
Ticket was drawn down to a snug party
vote excepting one vote gained by Miller
which was cast by A. H. Gibson, dis
charged soldier Of the 9TH Regt., although
.labored with by his Democratic friends
he claimed that the Colonel was too goot
a man for him to vote against. H..
Very truly yours,
n. RICHARDSON.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

W. would wish to thank A. B. Curry,
Esq who bowed himself out so graceful
II last week, for bis kindness in.conduct-
ocaA1 during our absence; ana the thanx'
Of our readers, AZ we'll as ourself, are Cue
HIM tor the able manner in which he per.
formed the labors pertaining to the chair
We do not purpose, if possible to prevent
that he shall retire so readily from the du
ties of the pen, but hope aud expect tt
have frequent contributions from him in
succeeding issues.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

p EM1oRANrs.- We. observed quito d
number of emigrans awaiting the arrival
Of the ferry boat this morning, 1t seems
quite late in the season for much emigra-
ton, but they still come. Minnesota has
filed up fast this season. The general
superstition was, that, on account Of tho
Indian difficulties which, have occurred in
Minnesota, that emigration would DO very
much checked. To the contrary, it has
been much larger than last SEASON.: The
sturdy yeoranry are not easily Heightened,
and the whoop Of an Iadiian has but little
effect upon those reared : 2. upon The frontier
used to, privatiosn and thaIdshipss They
are not qIIasss who shrink from > anythiur
that :oreeses their p.thw.y.-La 0Iosss
Dsnocrot.I lE = a e III g I ieoaa:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
ELECTIONS.

Official returns from: sixty-two counties
in Missouri give a conservative msjolity
Of 4, 0e8.
New Jersey has gone copperhead, Of
course. ~H
Wisconsin gives majority Of $4,000
for the Union ticket on the home vote,
which will be largely increased by the SOL
diers.
The Union majority in Illinois will
reach 10000. ''": ..
Maryland has gone overwhelmingly for
the Union and emapcipatlon-electi
four out of five administration Congress-
men.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
A DREADFUL CALAMITY.

The Lake City Times contains an 40
count Of the burning to death Of three
children Of MIR. John Horigcn. -. farmer
living within three miles of thst place, on
Tuesday evening of last week. The tath.
Or was engaged in blowing some distance
from the house, and the mother had gone
to neighbors, leaving the children, aged
respectively five, three and two years,
asleep. The house took fire by sons
means unknown, aud Ill were burned ia
ashes. 49, -. - -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
The Draft Postponed.

The result of Gov. Swift's visit to
Washington was made manifest in the fol-
lowing telegram received yesterday from
Washington, which was received with gen.
eral satisfaction throughout the State:
Ssh. WAsH1Haros, Nov. Z, IL P. n.
Capt. T. NJ. Saunders, A. A. Q. NJ:
The quota af Minnesota has been 80 much
the draft was ordered, that no draft will be
made in that State before tho fifth day Of jan
uary 1864, and only then in case she fails to
raise her quote Of 300, 900 volunteers called
for by the President.
~.. JAMES B. Fry. H.. d.
- ,,.t ..... Provost Marshal General
The meaning OF this is simply that
Minnesota won't have to raise any more
men to: gil her old quota. Old scores are
wiped out and new set Of books have
been opened, and the State is now only
liable for her quota Of tho SOC, 900 volun-
teers; called for by the President on the
7th Of October. The quot. under this
call is about 1900 men raised by volun-
teering before January 9Th. Tow hatever
portion there remains to be filled by draft,
fifty per cent will be added. Press, 8ah.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

MERaEp.-Last weeks issue Of the St
Anthony Nsw. announces. that its pub.
lio.tion ceases With that number, and
that tho establishment 4 will be
merged in tho AAas-the editor be-
lieving that Hennepin County. j. unable
70 sustain two papers ,neA. and that ons
good paper il much preferable 70 two poor
one@. lu this he is undoubtedly correct
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
T1aE NEWS.

The army Of the Potomac is on the
move, has crossed the Rappahannock and
Fredericksburg is occupied by Fitzpatrick.
On Saturday an engagement atKelley's
Ford resulted in = brilliant victory. We
captured 1926 prisoners, with a loss Of
400 on our sidei in killed and wounded.
Large numbers Of the enemy were drown.
ed ID attempting to cross the river.
Banks Overland. Expedition to Texas
has returned and is making movement
As is supposed, on Mobile. al:
The Grand Jury at Cincinnati has
found bills: Of indictment against the Ohio
traitors charged with conspiracy, in en-
dsavoring to assist John Morgan and otb-
CT rebels. = ia. 49,
~ All il quiet in Grants department.
Tho bombardment Of Sumter is still
progressing, the rebela holding possessio"
oft. r. sa>f T. ~:.u ,.,,... >,,:..." IT,.
j" The French Government has arrested
six iron-elad rams which were building for
the .rebsh. 49,. g.. T.
riyah v.s.<lf1 4dt LATIsT.' ".< ;.,..,l Sc.
= ( list nights mail brings the cheering
iisSs that TIE rebel army has retrsated
4os,ro4s;s tks Rxpiaan. and that our army,
superior fl HuinhbvGts, u in close pursuit.
A general sngae snsnt viii take place in
a'dsy Of two, it i said. d ..n.@ O.
The oeaupation Of +. s'FEr'esdsrietsburg is
slcon alps1nesl. ''ya4G9, w@E", I2ag.1s.
~ tater returns make it probable .that the
aRSaissai viii o.1ry Missouri BY 5000
: majority: 50, on Ill sides the Ky scetSs
bright. " 81 ''.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

. Gov. ~SwI1ra made endeavors during
his recent visit 70 w ashiugtou, to have .
Government Hospital for our sick and
wounded soldiers established in Minneso-
Il, and with" some show Of success. It
will probably 10 located 1t Winopa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

:aAPPLEsL The Ch.ska Hera1 says it
has been presented with some choice
spt oimeas Of f.ll and = ). winter apples raised
near that place. They were Of moro than
average size, perfect IN shape, with .
small core, aud Of; as enc, favor; Is any
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
..MI9CELLANIES."

Our readers will find in another column,
under the above head, collection Of in
cidcnts, historical and otherwise, that will
be read With interest. "A gentleman we'll
sble3.o perform this, has kindly consented
TO give Us sush q collection each week, or
"a frequently as possible. IT,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

PERSONS who have been travelling
throug h the interior counties inform US that
the stream of immigration into Southern
Minnesota still continues almost as great
as at any time during the past Summer.
The great body of these new corners are
from Wisconsin, and it Would seem as il
that State was actually giving up its pop,
ulation to people Minnesota. It is no
exaggeration Of facts to say that there
has been perfect "rush" Of emigration
from Wisconsin to Minnesota during the
past year. Our broad and fertile fields
the almost uniform succession of good
crops-the fine olimate-the brilliant iu-
ture in store tor our beautiful State-all
combine to make this a most desirable abid-
ing place for enterprising; intelligent, am
bilious men. And everybody who comes
here likes the country. There is no desire
to return, or TO move still further west
ward, as is often the case with persons Of
migratory habits. To make use Of an ap-
propriate oouplet from somebody's sacred
versioles, it can we'll be said of those who
once take up their residence in this land
Of sky-tinted waters that.
"This is tho place they long have sought,
And mourned because they found it not!''
Ibid. ''.' ''''.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

some idea Of the quantity Of grain
shipped from this and other ports in
Minnesota may be formed when We state
that during thirty consecutive hours, in
the early part Of this week, there we're
landed,by steamboat, at the depot Of the
aHS hMt il 8s?sa$ :a
bushels Of schsat, and tsco thousand nine
hundred barrels Of -four. And so it is
almost daily. The steamboats, are crowded
to their utmost capacity on every trip, and
yet it is found impossible to empty the ware
houses OF buyers along the river. But it
is not alone. gu. their down trips that the
boats are surfeited with freights. One day
this week, the steamers Gray, Chippewa
Falls, Clara Hines, Northern Belle, and
the Frank STEELE started back up the river
taking with them by actual weight one
thousand and ninety-seven tons Of freight,
consisting Of merchandise for Winona and
other up-river towns. Such are daily and
ordinary specimens Of the commerce Of a
State, but mere fraction Of which had
been reclaimed from: the savages only ten
years ago. What wonderful progress is
being made in Minnesota, and yet how lit
tic do We realize it until We contrast the
overlooking granaries and the crowded
steamboats, Of to-day with the Indian wig
wams and birch canoes which SO recently
preceded W.nona Republican.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
THE STATE.

j. Returns come il slowly, but Gen. Mil
ler's majority is estimated at from 1000
to 10000. 1t is at present about 5000.
Olmsted County rolls up Que thousand
Uuiou majority.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
Uni ted States External Revenue.
CoILucToH's OFFICE,
9TH DIVISION, % District,
;SAINr CLoUp, Nov. 10th. 1863

ESA1xr CLouD, Nov. 10th, 1863. \
Notice is hereby given that the Assessors
Annual Return has been made to tAis Office
for said Division, embracing the counties of
Stearns, Todd, Cass, Douglas, Otter Tsia
Becker, Clay, Polk, Andy Johnson, Stevens.
Traverse, Pope, Pembina, 1taska, Aiken,
Grow Wing, Morrison. Mile Lac and, Benton,
and the tax thereon assessed is now due and
payable at tho Office Of the undersigned, in
the Banking Office Of H. C.. Wait, in the Town
Of st. Cloud, and for the County of Stearns,
between tho hours Of g and IL A. H., and
6 P. n, until the Oath inst, and that tho I'M
dersigned will be in attendance at Sank Rap
los, in the County Of Benton, on the 25th hist,
at Little Falls, Morrison County, on. the 2eth
inst, at Fort Ripley and Crow Wing. in Todd
and Crow Wing Counties on the 9th inst, At
Chippewa genev on the 18th inst, at Prince
ton in Mile Lac County on the 3Oth inst, At
Alexandra, in Douglas County on tho 9Th day
of December next, to receive the taxes.
AL persons who shall neglect to pay the du-
ties ePd ftaxesVso assessed, and returned on
said list to this office within tho time, At pla-
cesS abovs specified, III said several counties.
= penalty Of five per cent will be added to the,
Income Tax then unpaid and ten per cent. to
al other unpaid taxes thereon. 20 ..
- --~-- IS. b. PINNET,
Deputy Collector y. 81 Internal Revenue.
6th Division "a Dist. MINI.
inov12-2v :. e x.:T,G4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

ten miles.
We make few extracts: J.
We discovered at different places immense
beds of ccal; at one place We found q coal bed
ten: feet thick and one hundred feet in length {;
it was bituminous and burnt we'll The seam
crops out; on tho face Of the bluff, and could
be most readily worked 80
From Mouse River to Milk River, distance
Of nearly seven hundred miles, we saw i'm
mense herds of BufFsloes every day. From
Fort Benton We had the first view of the Rocky
Mountains looming up like cloud at dis
tauce Of nearly two hundred miles.
The grandest sight We witnessed in tho
course Of our journey. was hot, or boiling
spring in the Deer Lodge Prairie, about thirty
miles southeast Of Mr.. Grants farm, on tho
road to this place. The, spring is on tho snm-
NIT Of mound of solid rock in the shape of q
sugar loaf, about seventy feet above the level
Of the prairie. The water gushes up through
crevice with tremendous force, and is in
tensely hot. This spring is in the middle Of q
level prairie, and all around it are lofty noun
tains. 49, - 80 - -,
Game Of all kinds are plenty in both tho
western aud eastern slope Of the mountains =
such Is elk, deer grisly and black bear, big
horn or mountain sheep, antelope moose,
beaver, sage hen, spotted tiger or mountain
lion, 80 called for the resemblance in size and
shape to the lion; and also hne large trout are
found in al tho mountain streams, which arc
, great treat to travellers and settlers, at
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

-.SENslBLE.-The .Anoka Star suggests
that the name Of Rum River be changed
to Anoka River. We think change Of
some kind would e1hibi. good taste.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

= II is now pretty eertain chat Dan s.
Norton (renegade Republican, h.sbbeen
elected y tho Senate from Wioona CouI nt$
y ) -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

The STRAsBoURG CLocK-AN INGE-
NOUS PIECE OF MEeHAN1sM.-The face
Of the Strasbourg Clock is arranged in
three stories on the lower is the dial,
and on either side of it sits small angel,
one holding hammer and bell, and the
other an hour-glass. Precisely at noon
the hour-glass is turned, the hammer
strikes the bell and the figures on the sec
ond story commence their parts. Death
stands with scythe in one hand and bone
in the other, with a bell upon each side
Upon one Of these. bells, the quarters are
struck. By four figures representing child
hood, youth, n'anE oov4 v.t--so, -..a
upon the other Death strikes the hour
with his bone. On the story above, stands
the Saviour, with the Banner of Rsdeap.
ton in one hand, and the otner raised to
bless the twelve Apostles, who pass in pro-
cession before Hin precisely at twelve,
each pausipg and making a salutatlon.-
At the same time, a cock, on the summit
above, flaps bis wings, shakes his feathers,
stretches out his neck and crows three
times.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

EsTRAY.-Came to thS subsoriber. The lat
~ fully last, onstwo year. old red HEIf-
'Ek.. aud one yesrling HEIFRR, rtd and
white. The owner is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and. take them axav. or
taeyswiltbe disposed Of 1ccosdi4R toNhw.
{ Nesnah, MINI. Nov. Oh, 1862.
novl2-swh .*'7 E i SjOHNs0N
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12


/ nFA,sBArx'e soAlr'.-E: & T. Fair
bsnks EsCos ~she original inventors Of
these scall }, have given their constant per-
.ese.', "t's fi% for NOR. than thirt'.,hss'
YIN to pproving and psrfeetine them,
al, ad.ptas them to tho various uses for
which scales are wanted, till they have
come to be:very generally rsgardsdsin this
and most fosejes sspp!' i q ~ .tandd@d
scales. At the same time that they hive
zbraught:their. scales to: a:zerg high degree
Of perfection p to quality, they have. been
abb. by ,thbif long s1periepct id tho bu'
sihess, tho complete system they have in
aaca abfsaeahesaulesii ss:.,1nd their
use4psaea nAsiaas aHtepaot' far ear
rying it on, tooo6er them 1t lower prices
than other, Of equal si.6 and strength:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12
M1scELLANtEs.

x-~~-~7 1Sc''AhA'1' G.
@szc.zh. ~ q c.,re'''ssz /
sdbpL1x1ssG pronARAr'os46 71 y
DrcAaAr,ol Of 1sDzsrsDrse4 ~
the feat 1896, after all save qs IF y
ndEoep.triofssa.ss sigu.ture''a'ssttas
on the Declaration of Independence, had
descended to the tomb, and the venerable
Carroll alone remained among the living,
a deputation was sent from the City of
New: Yurh,~t o v.it- upon-th ii}lustriou
survivor aud obtain from him, for deposit
<iu the public 'halliof' the city, copy Of
The Declaration Of 1776 g1accd and Az
thenticated anew With his sign panuel.-
The .ged patriot yielded to the request
and affixed with his own hand to a copy
Of, the instrument, the grateful, solemn
and pious supplem entail declaration which
follows:
"Gratefnl to Almighty God for the
blessings which thr ugh Jesus Christ our
Lord He has conferred on my beloved
country in her emancipation, and on per-
hitting me, under circumstances Of mercy,
to live to the age Of eigbty.nine yeu,s and
to survive the fftieth year of American In
dependence, adopted ~ Congress on the
18th Of July, l776, which / originally sub
scribed on the ed day Of August. Of the
same year, and of which I am now the
last surviving signer l do hereby reco ii.
mend to the present and future genera
tions the principles of that important doc
ument as the best inheritance their ances-
tors could bequeath to thcm, and pray
that the civil and religious liberties they
have secured to my country, may be per:
petuated to remotest postcrity, and ex-
tended to the whole family Of man.
CHARLES CARROLL, Of Carrollton."
August 2, 1926.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

.bRI by ,thbf t1ong s1periepct I'D tho bu.
sihess, tho complete system they have in
t4odaced sintoslle it, 1Bd their
use4pSHka fAsi9 n al tepact' far. ear
ryioe it on, tooo8et them 1t lower prices
than other, Of equal asis6 and strength;
1<& :--4@- -.1><1------.-.
WHAT 70 10 xlrH ''G.ssx-BAtK.
There is, just nov, . Wy Of Using one Of IT.
Gle samuers paper Dollars, 90 q %. ct back
tho worth of many gold .dellars Il . single
year. Everybody has hear3 Of sefh Bo1den's
wonderful new Strawberry. From sf &C.
counts, IL ii 4 marvellous thing-the bsrriss
nearly - Large asphen's eggs, and ss good ~
they are large. Dealers were after it; offer.
ing ~ high ~ $1,000 tor tho plants, to specu-
late upon but We are glad to know that tho
enterprising Publisher Of the american Agri-
culturi.t got the start Of them, and bought
UP ali the plants, and is multiplying them in
order to give them Away to his Subscribers
This is in effect. free gift to. tho :Publio-for
the %Ag,ieultav;st, costing only g. dollar
year, is of itself worth many dollars to every
one, as We can testify. having ourselves long
been reader!of it. TO those unaoquainted
with it, We would say that tho AgrieultHrdlaf
is large Journal, Of 80 pages in every num-
Der, is beautifully got up. and e illustrated
with m.ny pleasing and instfucts1s Engrav-
ings, which are alone worth tho whole COST
The pages are literally filled with good things
plain, practical. reliable information upon
everything connected with tho work Of the
+ Household, the Garden, and tho Farm-in-
GLIDING very pleasing and Instructive De-
partment for Children and Youth that il hard
~ surpassed by any Of the professsdly Child
| rens Magazines. The Thousands of useful
! hints and suggestions in the Ag';eultnr''f'
all prepared by practical working men and
women who know what they are talking about
can not fail to be worth many dollars to ev-
cry reader, whether residing in City. Village
or Country. There are special reasons for
subscribing now: Fret, The rule for distribu-
ting tho strawberry plants is, first come frst
served: and Second, every new subscriber for
the 23d annual Volume THAT is, for all Of
1864, will get the remaining numbers Of this
year FREE. Take our advice then, and send a
dollar at once to the Publisher, Orange Judd,
Al Park Row. N. 7! City, and secure the pa
per, and the extra numbers, and also an early
place in tho great Strawberry list. If tho
plants are to come to you by mail, as they can
safely do, send an extra FIVE cents to cover the
mailing. Those desiring to see the Ayrieultur-
ist before subscribing can get postpaid copy
by sending dime to tho Publisher, Is above.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-12

NEW HERZXSRAENTS.
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