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ne steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will leave
this port at noon on Friday for Aspinwsn. Il
mo mails for Central Ansr,cs and the South Pscias
VIII close a hsifpsst O'Clock 70 morning.
me NEW YoRx BnALp-Edition for the Pacific con.
assng all the important News Of The past ten days. for
sgn and domestic WI BE- ready ~ hslEpas nine o'clock
single copiss wrappers. ready for mailing, si1 cents
omei.l Dr.wi.s. % m.rrsy. EDDY 4
KssrucIY. EIvsA oLAss s1s-AprN =. isss
10. 90; 10. IS, 4: 81, 4. iss q. e. IS. 1.
90, 60, 81. rs, 20, ~, 81, I, 20, u, IS. ~, IL.
Circulars sent free Of charge :Ss.;''lss ;SS, "a
coviasoa II. or 81 Loa,s. h
OMei., Drawings Of the shelby College
'~ kals. Class Ms-Apra - .isc
20. 81, 81, s. 81 So, 50. IS, z; 70. SO. -.
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' 0''s' " NOE ELLIS co.. oo,,ns.oa. ~
Prizes Csshed In al LegeII.sa Latte
10 Wall street. bs.smea,. room No s.
Prizes C.ss.d q. All LsgaII.ea I.stss-
r'e' Information s,,'n y. sossrM sArEs s,os.r
Royal Havana Letsery.-A Premium
rAYL0R CO.. BANKERS. 10 Wall street.
Eight Cartes do visste for o., or Un-
sqa.led s,ye and finish Of rAIrs Of Cortland, and
With valuable improvements oncs sos srosdwsy. NY
Tne slsas Elliptic Lecn-ssiseh Sewing
xsehlns With improved sra'ssr su BrosdwsyS
Hssss Cisansng Made Easy, by the Use
Of ryisso x Soap Sold BY roesr svsrywhers.
Maisos Maitland.
s Brssawsy cslsbrs,ed chocssss for family from 70
second Hasa sas-s.-Fsr ssie, o Large
sire Hsrr'ass make cheap for cash. ., iD Maiden lane
w. a. Bascheier's Hair Dys-The Bess
70 the .osd ns,sntsseoas harmless aud rslssbs Sold
By all drusssss and psrfumsrs Factory. Barclay
wigs, Tsupsss. Hair Oys, HAIR Dysins
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Also bi,.t and Msse IS yio3 s.ssls ~. rssss ss1 ~
Every soids-r sheatd Have Tn~v-
Prom ~, Hr,s,xeiwsn. Steward ia res3msu, pesa
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prssohis !reose.l o.s.s'sy ,sass'e % soldiers ne
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ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.

Capssin Hail Return co the Arctic RE-
gions-ne Meet1ng ut the Chamber OF
misunderstanding Of the Royal Geo
graphical Society I'm London-Cap ta N
Hall Endorsed by Them-rhe Contrast.
&C., &c,
Yesterday afternoon adjourned meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce to have been held listen TO Cap
tain G. H. Hall, the American Arctic explorer who was
% have shown 10 commercial public that aside from
scientific discoveries fields Of wealth could be opeaed
which would bring in large sums to the country.
Ono O'Clock camcthc hour Of mecting-and there
present Mr.. Henry Grnnoll, Mr. Stevens Captain
C. r. Hall, Captain W. Parker Snow, an English Arc
tic navigator; Mr.. H. W, Dodge, late nrst mate
OF Dr Hayes expedition; Mr. Poae, the propose !
artist Of tho expedition; the representatives OF the
lpsess, two unknown gentlemen and small boy.
runctuaiy being quite unknown a. the meetings OF the
Chamber, II was thought, perhaps, that tho members
would come in promptly an hour lae;' but they failed
ao do that and the consequence was there was no
meeting organized.
Captain Hall then stated to the gentlemen OF the press
that he resolved to procure boat somewhat
larger and much stronger than the he carried In
the George Henry 1850, and he would embark 10 the
whaIeship Franklin, Of New London, Captain s. o. Bod
dington, and again 90 on voyage Of exploration which
would probably extend over space Of from seven
- Ten yoars. Messrs. Williams 4 Ravens, Mr.
of New London, Conn.,, kindly granted him and Esqu
family free passage in the franklin, and he hopes
20 mset with kind assistance from his fellow ct
xens.
Captain hal is q man Of more than ordinary intel
genos and energy and will doubt accomplish much In
h exploration and strange that merchants
% that this project OF his Is worthy Of their sup
port But appears that Chamber Of Commerce pre-
ter employ themselves passing patriotic resolutions
end perfecting a mutual admiration society rather
chan Forwarding the interests Of science and geographical
research
Captain Hall conclusvely shows that he would be
blsA With the aid Of about 900 carry his work
Ia 10 rebound 10 the credit OF the country
well a. himself; and when he returns again with
fresh laures these will be the first seek
him and him In order to bask In his sunshine
n Geographical and Statistical Society Of this city
have appointed committee TO confer with the Chamber
a Commerce in relation Captain Halls proposed voyage
but after two attempts the latter body have failed
oountenancs the matter. e
Tho steamer brings the news OF crowded meeting of
the British Royal Geographical Society, BY which will be
that transatlantic competitors endorse Captain
Hail. and give him great credit for his researches The
difference between the appreciation OF such researches
made By Captain Hall by the people Of this country aud
chose Of England Ia worthy OF notice. and give the
report Of tho meeting Of the Royal Geographical Society
, Gu full.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCELLANEOUbs
A GOOD STRING MEDICINE
a-T-i20-x
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrrERs
rssy purify strengthen and inyisors,e
They create healthy spI'etrs
They an sndos 10 chang, Of ws,er and iiet
They overcome effects Of ds.iys lon and late hoars
They sf.pg' hen the system spd eniven IN. mInd.
They proven, missmsiic and Intermittent fever.
They purify the breath and scidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and CONSTIPATION
They cure Dsrhos Cholera and Cholera norbur
They are Tho best Bfiers world They maize the
weak strong and exhausted natures great
They are made pure st. croir Rom the celebrated cA
Bark and herbs spd ssn with The pleasure
Of beverage without r-s.rd 10 age time u dsy Par
teulsry recommended 10 delicate persons requiring sshns
simusnt Sold by all orocsr, Druggists Bosels and IA
ioo.s r. a. DRAKE co. SO B'O,a~sy Se~ ro.s
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BarDum's Museum WIN be Crowded To-
dny-Perforu every hour commencing o'co<k
y. NJ. BOG Show. &C. az al hours
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Br0oks' spring Boats and BaImora's-
hhioneAic aud u 6nc qualify, at LOKfN BROOkH
SONS S;i Brcrlwry. corner a Nov ard street
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Tae Lady Readers az the nrrnbd wish
ssx 0s,er Gc.ts and Shoe weddfus slpers aud G-ers
MILLER a 90. ys7 oanh street
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To your morning issue Of to-day notice q accsust q
che are Il No. lss avenue A, In which . remark w.
made a. TO the want proper nrs esaps which carried
win quasi eensure on Mr. Macgregw, IN supsrn.
hssdsns Of Buildings, which, think, after reading the
nssisas in thai regard b uncAsd and does nuots y
faithful aud intelligent ocer II viii b sscn, o. read.
ing that ssction that the building 10 question: bong
OF 1.-two or more yelling houses Of equal hesghs, and
with ns roofs exempt from is requirements, end
ahereors the superntspdcnt Of Buildings had power "a
direct any Gre escape be placed thereon 80 that the
u shs article your paper informs1 him
ssH thoroughly on the subject 10 attaching blame 70 Mr.
1fscxrsgor. JrTICE.
Nav Yosx April -. 1855.
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H"ts-Whitc's spring styles of lists
atr,rve. Hats Sol lima and MltsIy,
Also. Cas- I6 Brcuiway.
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See Foote's Patent Umbrella Locss
Stands al WHEELER WILSON'S TO Broadway. NY.
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IkpiANAroIH, Ind. April q. 1885.
HAND was arrested 10 day. charged with esscuabe cor
responsiveness with the rebels lie sent "a louisville
~ ere he will be tried By court martial
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KRSrvcgv, CLAU 1so-Aprii ~ is6S
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MURRAY EDDY n co.
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O6olal Dra wings Of ahs Library Assoc.
station Company Lottery o. ksntncky
Class 103-Aprfi -. 1893
~, %, 81, II, 8, -, So, 81, 81, 81. 81, Is.
Glass 20s-Aprii ~ 1883
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For Circulars, &C. address
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ne steamship North scar, Captain Jones, viii savs
this port at Friday for Aspinwsf
mo mails for Central Amsrcs and the South PacinS
VIII close Il hsfpsst ten O'Clock 70 morning.
me NHw YoRx BuALp-Edition for the Pacinc-con.
tssing all the Important News Of The past ton days
e,sn and domestic. WI b. ready ~ hstpsst nine o'clock
tomorrow morning.
single copies wrappers. ready for mailing sx cents.
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FOR MALE tNEHNW HENt
I'D PRESERVE AND IMPROVE ThE HUMAN uMK
The only article discovered for the health snt
the giving tho bstr rich snS sos~x
appearance. u rHALON ABONS COofN, snd RECON-
mend all TO buy ~
The Mesar~ m AioN have h"ndr~dsc Of iei,en from ,~
~ho tho CocD aud daily receiving ict,s
from parts The reputation, bowevS ~
The kcssf- Phaon s suee nt guaSs"ee OF ~ good i"s
Post
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sorrs1 Covgr--rrcpn.-rsrt 1.--Scs 2aYs. essI
'nlN Lao -- ~~"r go" o'of 90, 9ans oa0s 90.
~. aa..t
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his yard Grsenpons and splendid pslssbcst for
,he New York and sasdy Hoek pilots. Ihs dmsasisns
Of The vessel ere follow -fssgth III, eighty
feet. beam, twsssy fss, scsss depth u hs,1 sShs
feet ed one hundred ssd ssvss tess register. shs b.
in outward appsarsscs. v~y like the rann, No. II. ssd
H. A. Williams. No. 10, watch we're bssM By The ssss
arm.
rs vssssl IVES ssyy dsctsd with eoIos, and pssvsss
70 her gliding her dsssssd ssusss reporter visit
Cd hss bssow Ascks. tn cabin nAtsd % Injurious
nannsg The pansliag being Of sHaawoo1, rosewood and
nns mahogany. Ths cs1ssg = virgin whIts " for y
covered with pretty pattern q 1vsse carpstDg, whis
the lockers, which supply NE pass u lounges, ere q
velvet, in biack and green. rhsss ere str berths IN Ne
main cabin and two ststsroena under the hAK dsck.
10 The crsws quartcrs sss sx couortabs bsvths and
lockers for storing pFovtsicss coal kc Ne passags
ne joisss work vas done ~ Van Dsvsre the ND.
bostsry By Alsx vin the rigging by Bss. Fuller ssd
the sAs BY Studsford Garrisoa.
This bsautiful vssssl We buiV 70 rspscs The Eiwin
FORREST No. ~, which w. lost sone mootbs go, ana
she viii csrry The number The following p,lo<s
crrise her -M~ssrs. Kescc, Pstersoo Cark connely
Ericsson and Har binson.
Ats quarter before O'Clock tho ties vh,ch bound
her the land Knocked away aud he slded into
thr dark Ne grnc~aiiy ~ q swan A bas,rNII
Ii,e daughter d NJ fvbinscn p~rfsrmst the bsps,su,
ser-icc aud c,lsf i,er the r. walssns very I.yse
marty of ladies' sni gentlemen board snd xtsf
,,rss OF popc present 20 the lssass saa 4,
,sh Der brsr'y COO ws< 10 hcs fssre cod bat aau
vwk W.
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yr,n M n Hcsstxeimsn. Nrwasd IA rrsturs,t penn
sivsss ysunieess vo,t "ediesrsi rcrssaios Brown.
prsnchisi TrooscsI cstssiy vslusie 10 .si6s~rs
0~id and feel a4,sse generally .do,sea ~ he l.sa
tale usny se~riess nights "a tie rtsy soiascs wsfi 10
.x~xfrf baf fns thclr qn.lsA s,i
It~fefe ~ sstisfet ~ ~ s~.ia az
astsestna ~ -strns ~ ~" bssst
asf esp..as- 1ssv fsiiy pf+ 900 ss H. "a
IA ~. sss rsi "a even hess II
n eeeisPst tss
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w. a. Bascheier's Hair Dys-The Best
IN the world ns,antsseous harmless aud reliable Sold
By all drusssss and psrfumsrs Factory, Barclay
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

"A Coop REBUKE.--oSome of the secesh
sympathizers, with which Saint yPaul is af.
hicted, have recently adopted distinctive
bad dge.s 1t is made from copper cent, By
cutting out the head of liberty in it, thus
making literally, azeeppet head. A pin Is
afhxed to it, and it; is worn as an = .orna!
msnt,, to ;denote; We suppose; that the wear
er y ia sympathy with tie cause Of sccess-
'{0nihtt ~ !1lGsiHH! fjd-to IJG!. OIL no q!
"sGQhs ~ Of the most prominent of these Sc.
.st4Aonists has been wearing such d pin for
: fe@ days past Yesterday le was intro:
dnced 70 brave officer of 81 IF our repi,
lnen6 i Dixie; BY friend, who said
Lieut. :tlainter, thi, is Dr.. A. -4,' &&c.--- &c --
The Lieut. had, however, caught . glance
at the vile bsdge Of iinfamy, and refusing
tho proHered hand, drew himself up; and
ssid7T-3stDr i-.---,]I , I have been for two
years fighting the open enemies Of our nr'
country, and! made some 81 them bio tie
dust: do bot consider yo;u ;sympAthi..
ers here .at home tit itoo rood TO- share
TIC same fats." With th,s loyal remark.
the Lieut.. turned away, leaving secesh to
ponder over therebuke: The FL il, or 81 was 1,
when he left, astrong Democrat. ---sI Pau ;P+e.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
OH: ID st. @tpta 4(fl;,l,.ppt,:rat, 4(l;l
ST: CLOUD, MIMI, APRIL. 18TH, 1863.
ideas A1OUT IHD1ANs.

? So far as We can learn, the ppopu1ar ide.
about Indian affairs in this section Of coun:
try is, that i~',e' i~',e' shall have no trouble with
the red skins inside Of the line IF military
posts, and few think that sicux w'ill'be
found ddriug the coming season ne,arerthe
settlements than Fort Abercrombfs.i' The
expedition which ID expected to move
shortly will give them abuhdahs employ
ment upon the ground they<hsHe already
chosen" Ru,nors Of Ill kinds, assi tniRht-be
expected, are afoat some to the eftec,
that the encampmers at DEVILS Lake pur.
pose dividing themselves into small bands
Iapd thus attack the settlers W stealth -
Il it to be supposed that Indian cunning
ii! not sufficient to know that with comnpa.
'uies. Of military at Richmond, suuk Cen.
tie, Ale1andria, Chippewa Like, 3Pomimee.
de- Terre, The GA Crossing and Fort Ab.
ercroommbiie :; 1t Paynesville, Manann.ah Z and ID
on line through to Fort Ridgley with
the settlers on tie .feft and fully prepared
to meet such forays, projects Of this kind
could do no possible harm to the frontier
and but result ia: disaster to the depreda
tors? !? We have heard it stated that some
Of the farmers in this vicinity intend NOV
ing into town during the present and sue
oeediny month. This would be the sheer
est folly, and productive Of nothing bu,
harm. Let farmers remain on their farms
and cultivate all the land possible-qtru:s;j;
in the Lord and keep their powder dry
and if the red devils should presume t.
make any incursions upon the settlers, lei
them meet With such receptions as tha,
given BY MI. Foote,, and there will be :,
different tale to tell from that Of Norwa,
Lake. ...sL :: .<i... :...:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
A copperhead speech.

There is a "Democratic Club, in Ian.
sing, as there is in this city and the Ian.
sing Club is controlled by very much the
same sort Of men as get up and control
the Democratic club here. The: Lansing
Club, however, comprises menAof more
note than the little pettifogers who, lead off
here, one; of its, speakers being no less an
individual and Copperhead leader than
Hon. George w. Peck. Lu speech be.
fore that Club, last Saturday evening, Mr..
Peck said: 10: - o'''
"Yon 6laek Republican. began TIL. apar. ;You
have carried 1t on for two years. 7 You hare
sent your HELL HOUNDS dopn South to devas-
tate the coNntry-and what have you done ?
You have not conquered the South. Yo* NV:
ER CAN conquer them. And why? Because
THEY ARE OUR BRETHREN!''' -
Here we have it! The brave men who
have periled their lives in the cause Of, ttei,
country, :arey according to modern Demo.
cratic leaders, "HELL HOUNDS" while reb.
els in arms against the Government, are
"ouRs sBRETHRIN!'' q -"
y, Remember that Geo. W.,Peek is tho
leader Of the Democracy in this State-its
head and dfront-its most honored chaml.
Epion-its most perfect specimen Of tie nat.
,ural effect Of Copperhead, ,Demoeratics do:
:trines, ,in making traitor and AZ 40 asset .
naturally smart man. poara< oet ic
y Howldoo loyal Democrats.-- real Demo;
Gratis Of the true-bfue, patriotic Douglas.
stamp Ike that sort Of a leader isl,
not T. time to leave party That, has fallen
into such hands, and eit6er,revvive the true
old. Democracy, or join some othe good
Union party already formed = Grand
Rapids { (Mich.) Eagle *0'",, " ''aos"'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
VARIETY OF cRops.

Wo have already written upon this sui
ject. but we expect to write upon it aeair
and again. Tho farmer whose crop is al
most solely wheat, and wheat after whea:
year after year, besides much hard labor
aud reducing the fertility Of his land al.
most past remedy, will, this coming sea
SON. experience great difficulty in eettin,-
his wheat harvested and threshed. owipc
to the great scarcity Of hands,: Wberea i
II oe will sow but moderate quantity u:
wheat, some early and some rather late ::
plant several acres Of corn; SOW few
outs very early; SOW a small" patch OF
buck wheat ): SOW an acre or two Of rut.
bagas, carrots, or sugar beets; SOW a patel,
OF timothy; make good large earder
containing al1 the comforts and luxuries
practlcable,--equashes, onions, beets, tur:
n'Ps' encumbers, melons, cabbage, kolc
rahl, asparagus; not to mention small
fruit, as raspberries, bl4tkberrics, currants
strawberries, &c.-Were he to devote soms
portion Of his time to these matters. he
could still have sufficient time to put in 81;
the wheat he could we'll teud, and tend
these crops in tho intervals, and. be hap.
pier, bettst, and even <rirher man in the
end. Let us grow somethiuri: besides
wheat. True, wheat i, the hest ,;ia.medt.
afe money-Fsying crop, but We aust not
worry the gold-egg.l.ying goose to death,
Let US see upon every farm the com nmence-
ment Of 'aniorchard, - Of small fruit, if no,
apples. Small fruit: 4, those above nam.
cd, can be raised in, any locality, and an-
pies We recommend unhesitatinuly for
many localities in this Stato, provided provided tho
proper course be adopted. But We shall
in future give some Of the results Of our
own experience in this line.s In the mean.
time, xe hope; - see tha farmers in this
ylclnlty changing somewhat ia their ete::
nal routine Of wheat::r raisiux ii Of, wheat rails
ing and begin to make preparations for !.
moro extensive system of. farming. includ.
ing, when the preparations arc Ill made,
the raising Of cattle, sheep, horses, and, to
some extent and perhaps so Z great ex.
tent, butter ahd cheese. = Red Vino Re-
Dxhl'cdn.: '.'2'' II, Il. y 3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

sr THE REV. PROFESSOR k1ses1Ef.

~s''"1"1 0SoH AATNoAA'
Clear and cool, clear and COOL,
By laughing shallow, and dreaming pool ;
Cool and clear, cool and clear, 49,
By shining shingle, and foaming weir;
Under the crag where the ouzel sings, -
And the ivied wall where the church bell rings
Undecided, for the undefled; a., |j =
Play by me, bathe in re, mother, and, child,
Dank and foul, dank and foul; - :.
BY tho smoke grimed town in its murky covl;
Foul and dank, foul, and dank, II" ..,:,
BY wharf and sewer and slimy hank; 49,:
ne1ksr and darker tkA 1ast1se3 s.
bassr and baaes ths rishsrI gss8; i 8, =
Whs dare sport With the sin: :dSAlsa1 ~, !
Shrink from me, turn from me, mother and
child. i !''H 10 !, ~, {.
Strong and free, strong and fee; :. ~ ~: : ;
The Roodgates are open, away Is the ses.:
Free and strong. free and strong, 20 20 +, !
Cleansing my stream as hurry along. a. !.
To the golden sands and the leapinR bar, =
And the taintless tide that awaits ne Isfar,
As loss myself is the infinite main, -: =,
Like soul that has. sinped and 'is pardoned
again .! CO.,. =. -
Undehled, for the undefiled, ~ -.
Play by me, bathe in me, mother and child
Aaemillan's Magazine. pa Il i .,'.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, M1NSEsoTA:

E1XTENSIVE Explorations Of Land, in this
Ii District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give the un-
dsrsigned peculiar sdvantsgesi in the selection Of
land aud the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at small ad-
vAnee on Nee York Prices. .i
Contested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
fore the local and General Land Ofico.
Attention paid to the payment of taxes in
Benton, Sherburus, Morrison and Stearns
counties.
Tswn lets for sale in St. Cloud.
v3u4l-tf L. A. EVANS.