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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

PENsIoNs.-The advertisement Of NJ
F.rlaps& HID viii be found in .nothsr
column. The blp*ing notice Of the 6n
~ clip from II Minneapolis Atlas:
70 D1sAslr apLp.las.--1 wish 70 ackaewl.
edge the prompehess with which Messrs. No.
ragl.ns e.; nusa Rsssien and Bounty As'1;: ..
sion. - IL 'S''
Ixwas shot through the leg 1t the bsstls. q
Mill Springs, Ky. spilled to them 81 tas
certificate this 10th d.y 81 Jsnasfy 1883, e.
titling me to $500 per. month, commencing
ton the TT. dsy June-lls8GG22;%ts b Pxid 49,
annually On The 4tb Of March and 4th Of Sep
TENDER 9fteach year ! -'II<f
and "a early application may sasf nenthi IL
del.y IL gsttipg thfeugh The nssss..:y papers.
owing TO The l.res and 3 ~, con.tantiy her. ne
country "a the Department 1t WashinGtoa.
sA7&":> Sre!WILEIAM b. WILSON,.
Crystal Lake, Hsnnipin Go. Aln., g 81:
f. FAtR.-The ladies' Of their Catholic
Church will hold the Third Annual Fair
at Brokers' Hall, or the 18th and 18th Of
February. -.u
The reeni.e quarterly meeting Of the
Methodist Church will commence * two
o'clock on next Saturday afternoon, with
usual services on Sabbath.
BRcv1rIEs.-Wea are indebted to Lieut.
J. H. Raymond for = list of members ,ot
Company D, LIST Regt NJ. NJ R, publaA.
ed elewhere.-Lieut A. freeman, of the
company just. mentioned, is stationed At
Alexandra with detachment, guarding
the Co'nmiissaryi depot--St. Paul mail
came in on runners, for the drst tins this
winter, on Saturday evening last. Cold
weather in Minnesota; eh THE gEpiseo-
| pal Church was cro~ded, on Sabbath
evening to he.r Bishop Whipple.-Sergt
J. E. West aud. bis brother Caleb W., Of
the 7th regiment, are at homo on sick
leave. Both are rapidly recovering.
/ PAINFUL ACCIDENT On last Tuesday
afternoon as Mr.. Anthony Faucet WAS 10
turning from town to bis home near St.
Augusta, he fell from. the sled, breaking
one leg just above the ankle Dr.. Wren
was sent tor to set the injured limb. Mr..
! +. is over sixty years Of age.
DONATION PARrY.-TLs friends Of The
Rev. Mr. sterrett will pay him donation
visit at the Seminary, in Saint Cloud On
Thursday evening, Feb. 5th. All are NJ
speotfully invited. "
Fl Soliciting Ce,nuittee.-Mrs +. ST. IT,
hey, Mrs: Pace, r1rs. nu.1,..., m,-. Wear,
Mrs. Payne, Miss s. S. Woodbridge, Mis-.
F'die Corbett, Mrs. Powell, Miss Mary
!, Mitchell. l.. 49, ~
>. Messrs. E.. Tobey, II. c. Burbank,
J. F. Kennedy, T.. H. Morse, Reuben
Corbett, R. Gray, Samuel uanscomb, Cea
Gear. and Stephen Oyster.
>, See advertisement Of concert, Let every
body be there and As many more - ca.
come. ~>..s4
! Town CouNc'L.-As: several Of tho
members Of Council were indisposed, thor,
was no meeting On Tucsd.y evening ia<s
"A Grant Juvenile Concert uuder
the direction Of Prof T. F. Shotwell viii
be given at the Seminary, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next: ,:5s.:
Doors open at half past six. Concert
to commence at seven and a quarter Ad-
mission % Cts, Children IS. OTIS. Ticket.
| can be obtained at Burbank, Tobeys,
Sims Marlats's and the Book Store. IL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
D6~CouNTY ORDERS will be exchang-
ed for good wood. Call at the Post Office.

01-COUNTY ORDERS will be exchang-
ed for good wood. Call At the Post Office
To ADVERTISERS As the DEMOCRAT
is now the Official paper, both Of the City
aud County; it will prove to advertisers =
more valuable medium than ever before
through which to make known their bust.
| ness to the people Of Northern Minnesota
Its circulation isalmost, ifnot fully dt'ubl,
that Of any other paper published above
the Falls Of st. Anthony.
-----A~-.4a will be a source o
grAt'tcation to our advertisers and friends
generally, as it certainly Is to us, to Learn
that our subscription list is steadily 10,
creasing, especially in this county. The
people appreciate live, home paper, con.
tanning all tue county and town news, and
such we try to make the DEMocRAr.-
These marks of favor show that our efforts
have not been without success: -.
CouRr HoUsE:-Hy reference to the re-
port Of the Proceedings Of the County
Commissioners in another column, it will
be seen that We are at last in fair way
OF having Court House. 1t is to he
completed by the first Of June, 1864
The securities are 4. N: Tobey and Jos.
Broker, with Mr.. Tenvoorde-all good,
responsible men.
BUs1NEss-Sinee the snow of last week
our streets have presented q very lively
appearance. Teams from the country Will
grain; wood, hay and various kinds Of pro-
duce have crowded into market. relieving
to some extent the former heavy prices,
especially in wood. Wheat, however, has
continued steadily to advance, and No.. /.
commands readily sixty cents, an increase
Of fifteen cents within the past two weeks
This is produced to ! great extent by COM:
petition. ~.
>FLoun1Na M1LIs.-The Touring mills
in our neighborhood appear to be doing a
fine business. F.. Arnold, at the Sank
City Mills, has more work than he can
possibly attend to, and that implies great
deal. The Fremont Mills, near Clear Wa:
ter, have changed hands and are now in
possession Of Mr.. G. s.. III. Baker. These
mills have reputation for making good
-four second to none in the State. The
exact state Of the Fair Haven Mills We do
not know, though they, are in operation.
A REouEsr.-Dr, s. Marlatt ha-, for
tho past three years, kindly furnished Us
= thermometrical record, corrected each
week, by which our friends in the East
could judge e the "'horrors Of . Mime,
sofa Winter.""'. While engaged in this
laudable work, the DR.. has had no less
than hall: dozen thermometers stolen WITH
in The last year, the sixth disappearing
from its accustomed hook It the front of
the store one afternoon last week, There
can be no doubtas TO where the .uuprin-
cipled chap that purloined this will find
himself in the END, aud if he viii: furnish
s's . carefully corrected report Of the tenn,
in that rsgiou,swe viii gladly,
publish It, Is there are number Of folks
~ho would DO happy 70 learn of any sud-
den "cooline off, *''.' -'''1' j.: Ill.,,
: ,,;!, " =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

DESCRIPTION OF rHE PLAN, By EDwARl
! D. ATwATER, COUNTY AUDITOR.
!. EDITOR DEMooRAr 1T may be o
some interest to your readers to know
something Of the. plan upon which ou
Court House is to be built, consequent,
I will give brief oft: ="
Tho building Is to be SO by Sc feet Of
the ground and SO feet walls four fse'
from tho. grade the walls are to be <o1
stone and two feet thick above that fol
twelve feet Of brick III inches thick, and
twenty feet above that l24 inches thick
There is to be very handsome cupola on
top which is to be timed over. The ROOF
to be shingled. A verandah in front, il
to be painted brown and sanded. There
is to be an entrance at each end and a
corridor nine feet wide between the en-:
frances, Each side Of this corridor are
three Offices, with one: fire proof vault on
on each side. In the front end are two
flights Of stairs with heavy balustrades
leading up the court room, which, with an
entrance hall, takes up tho whole second
story, which is to be we'll fitted up for
that purpose. Tho material and work OF
every kind in the building are to be Of
the first quality. The plan of the build
ing is without doubt very fine one, and
when built according to the plan, the
Court House will be one Of the finest
buildings in tho State and an honor to
Stearns County. 49,
Very Respectfully,
EDWARD D. ATWATER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

y. plopos.l. 10y hiaiug.. Court Hou..
i s.. Cloud wete opened and discussed.
Ordered, 70 adjourn To- o'clock to:mor-
''~ >..s1. .Jan. 27th, 1868. ~
The beard met pursuant to adjournment
all Tho members present. The follow
ing resolution was then passed unanimous
~: - - :.-. -: ..-:.-.......: m
Re,olsed, BY the Board Of County Com
;missione.s, Of stea1as County, on motion
Of Joseph Gibson seconded by Horny
krebs, That the Couaty accept the plan
and specifications tor building Court
House on Columbia Square drawn by,J.
H Place, on tho bid of John W. Ten
voorde, to build the same on the lot desig-
mated on said plans and specifications, the
Same being 200 feet BY $40 feet, with a
street on all sides Of said lot IS feet wide,
With one. street leading to the centre Of
eaid lot from tho outside of Columbia
Square, and on each side Of the Court
House building As per plat accompanying
plan and specifications; that tho said
John ". Tenvoorie il to furnish the
County Commissioners with tho plan row
on file. for the use Of the same !; that the
County Attorney be instructed to prepare
= bond to be given With tho sureties stat
ed in said plan. bid and specification, the
.ams TO be particularly set forth in said
bond, tho original to be fled with the
County Auditor that the County Attor-
ney prepare bond for deed, condition
ed that upon the completion as stated in
said bid and upon the acceptance Of said
Court House BY the commissioners Of said
County, Of tho property described in the
bid accepted As Aforesaid Of tue said John
w. Tenvoorde, that the chairman Of the
said board execute said bond for aud in
behalf Of tho County.
Re.olped, That the Auditor be instruct
ed 20 pay back taxes on the lots owned by
the County in the town Of St Cloud, ex'
coping Columbia Square and the lot that
tho ,ail stands on and issue orders there
for. ..
Resol,ed, That the Auditor be instruct
ed to open the new books when received
"zxuoeotlet>. nt -l.nuarv. 1863. -.
EDWARD D. ATwATER.
! County Auditor
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

.. States Pension L Bounty Ag my
'1''' or Joy =
Nc FARgLsANE 4 BpRD.
=: j, ,sMlNNEApoL1s 20 MIMI.
.IQ@ce IN State Bank. ri. ,lfi"ns''ta.r -, ;
~ ~ Soldier. 1t . dis.tanc, should ,efa sos .
= circul.r. = v-c~- v5n27.ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

AH VWZSV 1s,r,sSS 81 MOM:COD ~
co. D, FIksf 1EGiMENT 1GfN11SOTA |
"ourTnH AAsesshs' 4 @% :;
OSCAR !, ri; S1feon, Captain / . s''' c'"s
; s,ss: r. c s::;:'; a. j.: Is s: s:::
James G. Wilson, sergt.
Samuel Morgan, ." .~>,,,,."
James C9r1lSle, - ] 4
Mich, Michel d a'o.'n.n, , :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

LOCAL EWS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
LATEST NEWS.
By..T!e'l.e!!gra.ph.

Resignation Of Gen. Burnside.
Gen. Hooker In Command.
Burns;de's Address TO the Army
III ....-
~' ;11--'-'' : -. ------- =.
The Army. Of tho Potomac to ia
: *,.f ~"., :West.. ,..'+...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
4 fTsa baud met, aud q being present,
70 paoppo',dls. 10y b'aildaiay,. Court House
i s.. Cloud wste opened and discussed.
Ordered 70 adjourn 4 TO :o'oloek Ito:mor-

Ths aeard met pu1au.nt to adjournment
all Tho members present. The follow
ing resolution was then passed unanimous
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

TIE TRIBUNE. Nav York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25

Plain BLACK silks without lustre in various gra1es In
Guiding goods OF very superior quality Also very
slraOle assortment of Mourning silks in Checks and
stripes Plain Black Ihibe Shawls, size and perfect
black IN both long and square Black Cashmere Shaws
ana mourning wool Shawls, all grades "Lupius'' su
pelor Black Bombazines in all grages, fine TO
IRA snperhne Also Lupins Black Moussline de Lanes
In all grades, of single and double width.
These goods much superior any other make and
warranted TO give entire satisfaction In The wear and
shade of black ' $3.50
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Antt.JnS.

GUARDIAN S SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TArE.-By license OF Court will be sold at public
auction on Saturday the 5th day of September next
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the office of Eli Is. LamsOn, ESQ
in the city of Worcester in the county of Worcester
one undivided halt two certain parts parcels
land situate moth sides Mount Vernon st in said
city Of Worcester and being in the nOrtheasterlv part
OF said city of Worcester containing eight acres be the
sam m re orless, being Undivided half part of the
prem ses described in the deed of William X. Hooper
Henry Chaplin and Georges, TAFT, bearing date Sep.em
Der H. 1853 and recorded in the Registry of Deeds
said county, Book 622, page 490.
Conditions will be made known at the time and place
of sale. SUSAN n. TAFT Guardian
Uxbridge, Aug 20, 1868. dtsale au2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EN-

L
ORoLLMENT, Worcester Aug 81, lS63--The follow.
ing drafted men have been exempted from the term of
this draft, and for the fol owing
EXEMPTIONS AUGUST Il.
T. IIolbroOk, c0mmutatl0n.
Hiram Daniels, Communication.
Edward Adams. cOmmutatiou.
John Homern Communication
Alexander G Pond. communication
James Sumner, c0mmutation
VIM Washbu n. cOmmutatiOn.
LutherF HiXon, Communication.
Henry Il Pond, commutation.
Edwin II Dunbar, communication
Frank Rice. commutatiOn.
Abner Prentice, gomrlutaton.
Henry Cook Communication
Edward Brown, c0mmutation
Samuel Miller, only support of mother
Henry Shepardson, epilepsy.
VIM Hodges feebeness of constitution from attacks
of sickness.
Thomas McCafrey, loss of vision of right eye from
injury.
Daniel X. johnson, Jr foreign bodies in left knee jDEt
Leander Clapp, intermittent fever
Elbri1ge Harrington, general debility from malaria
and camp life
Albert X shaw, teeth insufficient.
VIM Skinner, no teeth.
Acceptable
Per order of the bosrd.
SAMUEL V. STONE.
Captain Provost Marshal 9Th Mass. District
aug22 d3t
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED,

~ in private family, or where there are bat few
noarders location to he central between Cromptons
loom works and Main street Address Box 29l Worees
ter Post Office. d3tT aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25

We call the attention of customers and purchasers
generally to superior stock Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
FAMILY MOURNING,
Mourning Silks.

which Is perfect and complete in all departments, and
consists in part follows;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
OFFICE ofTHE BOARD Of HEALTE

.DtANO FORTE SONGS, illustrating
l. the incdente ofthe war
"Ihc Cumberland; words by Longfelow. Music by
Boot. Song and Chorus. rs
"Close his Eyes. His Work is Done" Dirge for sol
der. Song and Chorus Words by Boxer. Music bv
Hutchinson Is
Is that NJ thcr Bending Der Me-" Ballad Music BY
j. c johnson. Is
Keep This Bible Near Your Heart 25
The above mailed post paid receipt of the price.
au22 div OLIVER DlTSON d Co, Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25

nOG LOST -Strayed from the house
- of the subscriber jefferson St, on the night of
the goth inst, Fancy Coach Dog. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning to him at No Brown
street. or at Crompton Leon Works Green st.
au22 d2t+ JOHN KENNEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
ENGLISH BOAIBAZINFs,

moro weight and less lusre than the French and very
desirable Black Cashnercs, Black Thlbets Black Tam.
alincs Black Iamese, Il ack Challies, Black Canton
Cloths, Black Alpaccas, all grades. Mourning Ihecks
am stripes y great variety of fabd.s ana prices
Also Collars Wells handkerchief Hosiery and Gloves
full assortment. "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
vi n 70 KIED

In StuTbridge, Aug. 90, by Rev. NJ. Il. Angler Mr. Ma
than A Hewet of stafford, CT, TO Miss Mary H. Turner
OF arshheld, Ct BY same, Aug I'D, Mr.. Andrew |.
Lee to Miss Lydia A Hewett OF Stafford ct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-25
5(etp advertisements.
w A s HBU URN HAL

M A s IL B u Il N II ALL
Mr.. S. b MILLS, the eminent Pianist begs to inform
the Inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity that he will
give
Grand Piano Forte Concert.
MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 3Ist, 1868,
on which occasion he will be assisted by his pupil
MISS H. M. MOORE.
Mr.. Mills will perform of the most popular works
of the day ~
Admission 20 cents, Tickets may be had at AIoore's
Music Sto-e.
Doors open at I o'clock Concert to commence ats
au25 div
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

II COLLECTORS OFFICE, STH DISTRICT, MASS No 2IS
Main ST. Worcester, Aug Is. ls63.-Pubic notica is
hereby given that the Annual Collection List of Duties
and Taxes 1868 the Excise Act of the
United States has been received from the assessor of
said district, and they now due and PAYABLE The
collector OF his deputies will to
ceivc the same and to deliver Licenses to those who
have applied from the fifteenth until twenty ninh
day of september next at each of the following Places
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lrp 6OoOs.

MI . U Il NING G q . d S
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TEAM STOLFN-STOLEl

7 TN NJ . 7 WIN - VLEN
Il e from Exchange street Worcester on the af
MA-aAe ternoon of the 22t inst, A TEAM, described
NIX " as follows: A dark bav mare, weight about
''S=-7-sAS0O lbs, had on silver mounted harness.
and linen to protect her from the flies The car
riage top buggy, new Portland make ana had the
name of Kimball, maker, the back. Whoever will
give information to the City Marshal of Worcester
which will lead to the discovery of the property or the
detection OF the thief, will be suitably rewarded
au24 DIST
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Motrtes.

{ NKAND RUSH At PAKKEK'S GAL
~ LERY, for those cheap AmbrotYpos. We can
make better picture for 10 cents than be made else
where for 25 cents Four good Ambrotypes with
Tor Is cents apiece All sizes and STYLES of AmbrOtypes
LetcrYpes. Cases frames &C. one third cheaper than
can be had elsewhere Union Pictures Of four different
sizes, warranted TO suit pay, cheap and good.
Copying done for 25 cents If YOU good picture
call at PARKER'S Cheap Gallery
No sol Main street,
auA d3m Only fight of stairs.
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HIGHLAND MILITARY SCU0Or,

II ~ Inland iLl1 AR1 SCHOOL
= u worcester, NJ ass. Is abshcd A. d. 1856 The
ran Term viii commence on the third Wednesday of
september Boys from twelve to eighteen age
are admitted ard prepared for college. scientific pur
SUITS mliltary life, or the various kinds Of business
Among the teachers of the Academic department are
four graduates Of Harvard Yale and Amherst colleges
VINO are distinguished tor excellent schoa shin and for
experience aud skill in teaching At the head of the
Military department. graduate of the U. S. Military
Academy, West rUin:, and tate officer of high stand
ing in the regular army. Every appliance at hand for
Infantry and Artillery drill and military science NAV be
pursued to extent desired by the advanced p
pills school rooms domtories and hospital are wadn-
ed throughout by steam. For circulars giving null in
formation of the school, apply to
au25 dMRS's II wtsenl6
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NJ Office The subscribers will be in
session at the Provost Marshal's Office 2l5 Main
street from 10 to and from to 6P. NJ Friday Sepem
Der T. and every Friday after to bleunia ey am-
nations for pensions. till all shall be completed
Those whose pensions commenced earlier than Mar h
4th 1868, must be examined fore they receive their
Fees for both surgeons SO 90 each peusoner to be
refunded by the government.
OR tMEL MARTIN, NJ d.
CIIAS W WH!FCOMB, NJ. D.,
Appointed Examining Surgeons
Worcester, Aug. IS 1863. diff au25
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,OST.-August 2lst, memorandum
- Book containing SIS 90 in money belonging to A.
A. Cleveland of Barre, the road leading from Whitins
depot to Northbridge Cen Any one Earring of,
finding the said book and cuutents, will he suitably
warded on leaving the at T.. r. DICKENSoN'S -,
three ourths of mile from Whitinsvie, the road to
Norlhbrdge &c tier. ALpHEUS A CLEVELAND.
d6t+
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60nn WOMEN " ANIEU 10 work on
SOO flannel SHIFTS. Extra prices and steady en-
nlovment L s. YOUNG,
au25 d3t* No. ClaTk's Block, up one flight.
MESSENGERS NOTICE.-CoMMoN-
N1 WEALTH OF MAssACHusETTs.-Wor August
Gath, ls63-Hon. HENRY CHAPLIN, Judge of the
Court of Insolvency for the County Of Worcester,
has issued warrant against the estate of GEORGE A
GILMORE, OF North Brookaald, in said county fWor
any debts and the delivery Of any property belonging
TO said insoyent debtor to him for his and the
transfer any property by him. forbidden by law
meeting of the creditors of said debtor to prove
their debts and choose or more Assignees Of MS es
tate will be holden at the insolvent Court Room In
Worcester, the eigh day OF September 1883 at 10
O'Clock A. ~ j. b SlBLE1t Deputy SherH,
au2S DIT Messenger.