St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

CART. Bu1TsRrIELn, Company A, 9Th Regt.
NV, started from this point ON Monday,
E" route for Abercrombie, 10 relieve Company
G. u tho 9th, which has been ordered South.
OLD BoRlAs VAS on "hish" the early part
OF the week, and wo doubt whether it. could
have been asesrtained how many tons OF clear
sand were forced down the throats, OF thrown
uncsremoniously in the eyes Of those who At
tempted to promenade our streets At that time
We hope tho next time he gets on bender,
that he will have some regard for on, hat
it's the only ono We have and new goods have
not arrived not take it entirely off
until We get little nearer tho ladies We met,
and II It is etiquette to be relieved Of ones cha
peau ON such occasions, We hope. for our ex-
trsne youth sake, sald hat won't be rolled in
quite such close proximity to the aforesaid L.
dies feet, for We are bashful::man, very!
Still THsr CoxE!-In addition to the train
of fifty teams to be started out by the Messrs.
Burbank & Co., We have just learned that they
have been awarded the contract of transport
Ming the supplies for Hatch's Battalion from
st. Paul, via St. Cloud, to Pembina. The train
will consist Of one hwsd'ed and eighty teams,
which, allowing the usual space of thirty six
feet to each team, will make the train over one
mile in length. We exhort every man in this
part of the community who has team: to '6le
in;" he can engage in no business this sea-
son Of the year that will pay better, and shod
by oil means avail himself of this last cppor-
tunity Of the present season, as there is al
ready perfect rush from every direction by
those determined to have chance-sce adver.
tisement.
See Advertisements of "Proposals for
Wood, "Wanted'' and "Notice.'
CAPT. W. R. MOBILES, with j. c. & H. C.
Burbank & Co., Of this place, has returned to
St. Paul 'for a few days." for the purpose,
We are told, of recruiting his shattered health;
but that old Benedict who has been in the o.
fee with him, suggests that the little captain
looks just like he did, when he was afflicted
with . "shattered heart and thinks the ere
cruiting'' will be o mess-mate for life, and
perhaps more too. Hope he will come improv-
ed in body and mind, and that his example
may be followed by his associates ''up there"
LIFE is uncertain, Death is sure. The
wealthiest men Of to-day, may by some unex-
pected misfortune, be by tomorrow the most
INDECENT. Riches often take wings and leave
those who possessed them to mourn the CON-
forts and pleasures their wealth once brought
them. The sorrows and Inconvenience Of
poverty, fall with terrible effect upon the wild
ow and the orphan, and eight times out Of ten,
they are to bear the hardships, which o feet
ing fortune entails. A Life Insurance alone
provides against oil such contingencies; and
any married man who fails to secure his be-
loved family On independence by means Of a
Life Policy especially whom it can be done
with such small expenditure of funds-is GER
tainly unmindful of one Of the greatest duties
he can possibly owe to his family.
The Wisconsin Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany are now Offering facilities that ought to
induce every man in this comfy to take pol
icy. See advertisement Of their agent in this
weeks issue.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Those in want of Boots
and Shoes will do we'll to read the ADVERTISE
ment of VIM. J. Smith & Co., of St. Paul.
We have been in their splendid store in Thomp-
sons new Block and can testify that what
they say is true.
They sell chiefly at Wholesale and many who
buy at Milwaukee or Chicago or even at the
East might find it for their advantage to give
them call before purchasing.
OYsrsR SALooN.-If extensive preparation
is any index to results, we should already
pronounce Messrs. Egle & Hills Oyster sa-
loon and restaurant, perfect success. They
are fitting up their rooms in q style that will
meet with the patronage, their efforts deserve
Our citizens are an appreciative people, and
We speak for them crowded rooms.
Nrw MILL.-Leander Gorton informs US
that his new mill on Ssuk River is oil ready
for tho machinery which by the way was ship
ped from Utica last week. The building is
calculated for four run Of stones, and it is MIR.
Gorton's intention, to have the best mill in the
Northwest and We know every housewife will
respond with hearty Amen.
DE-. }. Y. WRES's new dwelling house is
hearty completed. When finished it will be
quite a. ornament to that part of our city. Mr.
H, G, Burbank's fine brick buisding on the
,sme strsst, u also progressing finely: Query"
Whom completed, wonder if he is going to
board there, or merely going to keeping house !
Were We asked, our answer would Of course
be, yes certainly. - ." -.
We notice several teams in our streets this
iteef, ksadqed towards the frontier settlements
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