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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
GGHtnilttzfyp1nFa6TT:1M F6T1 1Mfadtss 1Mfadts
a Reconnaissance IA the
s':hs..enapsh i. ! F,'llt9y
He Drdsestts Rstelsout
: q Al,shhby's ], = Cap
A Rebel Adjxtant General and
other Officers Captured. -

II nlh VI ! u M
A cavalfy Aad artillery force ordered twb
days since by Gen. Hcintzelman to make re-
connoiss,nce through the Shenandoah Valley,
returned ycirdfy oysSirs? The commander,
Col. Lowell, found very Few rebels ID the val
10y. lie discovered Ashby's Gap was held
by between lbtes and four hundred rebels.
lIc charged upon thc,n and drove them out
and held the place, capturing rebel adjutant
general, seyerelottpr officers, .spd priystes.
.NasAs- TfEr
GENERALS BANKS AND GRANT.
The fact that the dispatch from Gen. Banks,
aunouuc cling the fall of Port Hudson. was sent
to Gen. Grant IA byhini commune atsd 70 the
Government, has led many to supposc that the
former is acting as a subordinate to the latter.
Such is not ts,s sliaet.J Each generalihAs al In
dependent command. Should the two generals
meet, officially, Gen. Banks would rank Gen.
Grant. 1t is gratifying to know that these two
distinguished cheftaihs afo-warm personal
friends. Tho soldierly feeling existing between
them Is illustrated in the fact that Gen. Grant,
at a certain crisis in his operations, invited
Gen. Banks to come up the river with his CON-
mand and join him. "Tell Bauks," said
Grant, "there will no quarrel between US about
rank" Il will 10 remembered that the same
noOic spirit animated General Banks when
General Pope Ga subordinate officer) was
ordered to command the Department Of
Virginia. This order made II necessary for
Banks to report to Pope. While Fremont dc.
elined to obey and was relieved, Gen. Baaks
remained with his command like true soldier
and patriot, and 1t was well that he did, for at
the head of his gallant corps he gave tie ehemy
} a check at Cedar Mountain that cost him de-
lay III his advance of nine days, which enabled
enough Of the Peninsula troops to come up and
save Pope from total aunihilation. This battle
also saved Washington from capture.
Cen. Banks sent his dispatch of the fall Of
Port Hudson to Gen. Grant, but 1t was the
most coaIdsisa uad ASif.est MODE of.rachtps
this city. q
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

ZEE FiRsr PAes Of to-day's REPUBLICAN for
intstes,ing news mst'sr and miscellaneous para-
rIapha
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

THIS PAYIR . NOV FURNfsHED ny CAR
p,rRs TO lSfi6cNIbBRs IN fBIs CITY AND
IN GyoRGETowR AT THIRTY CENTS PEE
nAru
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

DIsrURsAkos.-This afternoon, four cavalry
soldiers were riding up high street, Georgetown,
and were undoubtedly under the influence o.
Bscchus One oi, them accused another Of being
drunk wheseupea ths aScused. thihkjng himself
highly wronsed, unsheathed his sword, and would
have uacdit!hsd not ths policemen timely arrived.
The diifieuities Of tine soldiers were Afterwards
amicasly adjusted, and the last we saw Of them
they were sutAring . restaurant for the purpose Of
taking another smiis." ~ =. ...'..-. .'.. %. q
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
f|''t'.|'|.s':tt!1.|sr' |ff|'''t'.|''E|.fs':tt!1.'|rs.rt

1UYN7NNk5v, DIs.k11S0aa1 16ankad
for ssasps prss srs very ssSs.
- -sG~nsos,A and Ayssx, ,lsEgc force went W ihs
river yetterday, to dispute his crossing. The
Ohio river 10 too high u ford. g1yqgil fisul
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

Quiet DrsftisG In Massachusetts.
SPRisGrIELD, July l5,-Tbo draft went OIL
puictIy hero. .. vT.UH e.. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
THE PREsIDRsry Rocl saaArlo

We trust that our readers will pay due atten.
tion to The proclamation OF. the President ap.
pointing day Or thanksgiving on ,he oh day
Of August. II is thrilling document, and
will shine iu. history as one of the brightest
pages that mark The extraordinary tin,ss in
which we 1.-Two " rTrW rri 7-rg~,-r,, n
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

Major General Keyes.
General Dix is 10 be succeeded in his CON-
mand on the Peninsula by Major Gen. Reyes.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

DErAoisa GovERsMEsT BRAsD.-M. Cal!
houn was sent to the Guardhouse yesterday by Col.
Baker, charged with defaclng the brand Of U. s.
a Government horse. He was seen with red-hot
iron burning the mark oil. he 10 held for Col.
Baker's orders, The arrest wy madc by Gov
eminent detective. ~ ~. nl- Y 7 \ L-La L
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Yesterdss>ln the case OF
y. C. Nc Donald. charged with rape, the Jury not
being sble agree upon verdict, were discharged
ToAst tho cans Of Mary TAylor Indicted on A
charge Of keeping disordsray house, was submit.
ted. ~ 80 N-'h Ah'f h-f ,t.NTFtr IIR
| 4 non. prd,. was catered 10 the case Of Daniel
Lyons, arraigned for assault and battery. q
"A noiie prosequi WA also entered In the case Of
samuel Csslsr sharged with larceny.
noiis pros. was also entered IN the case OF Thos
steddihss, indietsd for 'lsfssay Robt. T. Knisht
and Henry Knight, shsrsed with assault and.bat-
tery wdrs fouad sulty By hs juryi and In the case
Of Christian Ledsrer, charged with making an as
ssult on Caleb c. Clark, obstruetins and hinderns
him In the dlsehssse ofhis dutiss ~ member Of
the metropolitan police, the Jury rendered vcr.
dict Of guilty. - u ..a d .H' bu. nr
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wAssAlNeiIoN.,D u. a.
rHuRspHyAn,,.,m, .,m,...,s.s.rsJULy ". iSss.
MIMI

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been restored to health J, ., Ges vssks, by vsry
simple remedy, sfsHhsSilgs& Anna ssySrsi yeas,
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disessS soanaahptaohi Ia anxious " mako kndWn
70 his eil0wSnRsrefsl he msans Of sufs.J 9 30 A.
% 'Tssh Who deste he viii send Z copy Of Ne
prescription used free Of chArseJ with ths direo-
tions for pteparins and using the haiit, @hith
sAey will md q sUht gCuaE for Cosstnfrion,
AsTBhA, DaorsHlris, ~. The only object Of the
advertiser In seadins the prsssriptioa 10 70 bsas-
ht Tho Afiictsd, and spread Information which ha
eoacalyes TO be Invaluable, and he hopes every
sufefer will try his remedy, a. u viii coat then
nothing, and may prove blsssine. ~, N rli 's
ggl ~ REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, r
a.ll Winiamsburgh, Kings county, New fotk, ss
= iAPohtist to PIaatss.lDh UHskstMAs's
RiLls.-fhe ecmbinition Of Ingredients u
hess Pills are the result Of long and extensive
ptsctice They are mild IN their operation, and
certain in correcting all Irregularities Painful
Menstrua removing an distractions, whether
iron cold or otherwise, headache, pain In the side
pAipitation Of the hsart whites, an Hsftots aRNs
ttons, Mysteries, atigues pain In the back and
Limbs, Ae which arises from inter.
ruptions Of asture. l4g Loo zorro sI 10 ln rTt.
val y DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS Hoi fruo.
wAs the commencemcnt Of new era In the treat.
ment Of those irregularities and obstructions
which have consigned 80 many to PREMATuRk
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health uples
she Is regular, and WHENEVER an obstruction takns
p,scs the scnetal health begins to decline. ~,
,fHI DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiestid remedy ever Known fos d,
eohaplaihtt pestlarAb Stsae,. ~ al eisssSs thsy
sfe Invaluable, tsdSctSS stS Si,tziNy, SefS6dtNsi
vesuisrHy. They are known 10 Thousands, who
Aave used them at different periods, Throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Or ne
most eminent PAystctAAs N Assertca 1aa't gI'1IT
Erp'1oa divsafoss, siattss snAss sAey sosA hot b
containing frUm 90 u ~ Fiiis syTI r'ITI7'r
Pills sem BY maa, promptly. BY remitting To The
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists sensraiiy. n,-
r l-nb y. B. HUTCHikGs, Proprisfor, f.
b.. =. 20 Ct,lar street, New York
Sold By .r,.. I'M, stALvERr FORD.
7HT m... 's.f Cor. Ps. ave- and iith st.,
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

AN ACTIVE NEWS DEALER.-Durips the par
tlai embargo occasioned by the intssruptisn Of
the trains! upon the Washinstou and Baltimore
hsifoad we hsss bsaa rspsAtsdiy laid undsr obli-
cations BY MI. O. Parker, asvs dealer, No, ~ =
street, who manages, BY his sntcrprtse, to keep up
his oonmu aioatton with New York. Through Ms
courtesy hsss received the latest iAsuea Of the
New York and Baltimore papers. a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

d n1- THA CosrEssioNs AND ExPsRiENcx or
warning and A CAUTION TO rouEs MEH who suifer
from Nervous Dsetlltyf Premature Decay OF Mao.
90 We S,e e. 5s S zane time 5HE anA.
tef being put 70 great expense and Injury through
medical hunbug end quAckery. I1' 10 80 .
by enclosing . postpaid sddreseed envelope,
sinsle copies nay b had OF the author, ,i',, =
=. - 9, = M NATHANIEL MAY gfA!R, Esf,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

The DISEASES OF ERRoR.-(Ls Aaiadies
d'Ener ~, John Q. Ogden, d. D., suthor and
publisher Of the above WORK, do hereby promise
man who will wftts iuf n, sa1pIe cupv IN ssss.
sal. The proper studt ot, naakiud is Has, fhis
valuable WORT 10 ssasd anA cent forth foP the III.
ent Of sufserisg bunaaity. n tfeats. IL sinpls
Language on all the disssses a Error, ineludine
seeatnsl weskness Nsrvaps Debility, lndigssttos,
Melanehoiy, lassnity, wssttne Decay lapo1snoy,
scriPtions fof their psSnsasnt cure, together vMh
moch valuable iAf0fmatsoa. Ali Who fayor n
with desise 70 resd ~ work shall rsoetSs ssn-
Addfess 2 ~ SOHk D. O0DEN, N, n. L..
hay is-3m No. 90 kassau et Nev fhrh
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

The GRRAT rPRNNsrLvANIA RDUrv,-Ths
Quickest and asfest routs " ths Norfhue,t a
Southwest. Two Through trAina daily, snd o0s o,
Sunday. soldie!s' tickets at GoyersnlsS yatGs V
~ the principal poipts In the North ~ Wa
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sorner PennsylvAnta avenue aad 1txtA stSeSS, =.
p. n.,oa sundayss 10 = p. =. % :. .I.,..- ~
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

QuACKnRy.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering ffoM Nsfvous Dsbility, Ae., aeaisst 20.
dansering their health by patronizing any OF the
methods used by the advertiser, ssd by hundr. a
Of others, and In no othAr way. Rad letter which
vtil ssud you' Y yoa VII send ns postpaid en-.
~ EDWARD n. TNAvER
Ap8-dkwem Lock B01, Bostop Mass
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

EDffoh or REPUBlIoAN-Dsar Str. with
your permission, wish 10 say 70 the seadess Of
your paper that will send BY return mall 10 ali
Mso wi:h = ga ste; assPs ~ ia S,rss,ions
that will efiectually remove, n 10 days, Rimpjes,
Blotches, Tan, Frecklss, aPd all Impurities Of the
skin, }s;vins the sSme SON clear, smooth, and
! VIII also mall free to thoss having Bald Hesds
or Bare Faces simple directions and informsti
that will enable them 10 start . full growth Of
lnxuriaat Hair, Whisksvs. or . MoustAche, 10 LEES
than sodays. llapplieations Answered BY return
mall without charge ~. .r.-r''.
81 : TAOs. J.. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
je21-9md Ig!f No. B7i Broadway, New fotk
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

III #TH.# .#.|...I.
"A. d. ,RUG0LEs, M. ID, late Of New York. Ia
now permanently located at No. tts TWELTTH
srRtEi, where he may be consulted upon every
esfsavs sspspenss p s'fs IN the I New To sss ss
and In the army, he feels warranted In pedxns the
most jndicious trenfment 10 all who may esquire
his services .-N.IIT.1 I'7T
Office hours before 10 n. M, md from 9 TO D. m.
| .". NJ o. ... A. ID. RUGGLES, u. D.,
jyi3-im' ..r.. No. 4ts TweIHh street
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

There are indications of another outbreak
tonight. '',' I'd
The city. isbelng pstroled by . strong force
Of military and police. .e,, .l'a5 ...t p,
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jyi6
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02
Where IL lsoolker's Army.

This inquiry which has been made by
everybody since the news was received of
the caanss Of base, we see answered in
the Milwaukee Wisconsin. That jour-
nal says that on the 18th inst "General
Hooker sent confidential dis patch to this
aud other journals Of the Associated
Press, requesting US not to publish any
thing whatever relative to the movements
Of the Army Of the Potomac, and espe.
ci,lly not to mention where his headquar'
ters were but after battle he did not
care how severely they criticised the con-
duct Of himself and officers. The press
has kindly respected Gen. Hookers WISH
es, and, therefore, during the past week,
no notice whatever Of the movements Of
Hooker's army has appeared in the loyal
Prints"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02
last NIGHTS NEWS.

Gen. Hooker was, on the evening OIL
June 9th relieved of the command of the
army Of the Potomac, at his own request
and Gen. Meade appointed his successor
Of Gen. NJ. little is known, but that little
is favorable. This army is said to be on
the move.
Our forces in Pennsylvania have retir.
cd to the Notifications at Harrisburg, and
are awaiting an attack. Gen. Ewell is in
front Of the city and may open battle at
any time.
Rebel cavalry is within five miles Of
Baltimore.
Gen. Lee is said to be bctwene Cham.
bersburg and Shippensburg, in the Cum.
bcrland valley.
It is rumorcd that Butler and McClel.
Ian are to supercedc Stanton and Halleck
Unreliable.
News from Vicksburg to the 25th ult.,
represents prospects as favorable.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

ALI our old settlers, says tho Press,
who were acquainted with "Old Bets
and who of them is not-will regret ia
learn that the amiable old abort CINE de-
parted this life on the boat at or near St.
Joseph, Missouri, while on the way up
the river with the rest of her tribe. Old
Bets was historical character, decidedly,
and was known to almost everybody in
this city. Nearly every photographer here
has portraits of her on sale. Mrs. Har'
riet +. Bishop MoConkey has also an en-
eraved portrait of her in her excellent
work, "Flora Homes in Minnesota"
cold Bets" namo was familiar a
"household words" in Minnesota, and We
will venture to say that there are few o.
our citizens who have not seen her while
in St. Paul. perambulatiug the streets
She was supposed to be about one hundred
years old.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

A2LANT1o.-Thc richness of the con-
tents of the July number. just received,
gives this magazine an additional claim tc
the favorable judgment already won,
that for ability aud excellence it ranks
6lst in the list of American periodicals..
The opening article, Doings Of the Sun
beam, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, is de-
voted to a history of the principles aud
workings of photography; Wrath of Odin
Gala-Days, is one Of Gail Hamilton's
sketches, lively yet full of sentiment, that
in themselves yield return enough for the
cost of years subscription. The Fleur-
de-Lis at Port Royal; Her Epitaph
Outside Glimpses of English Poverty, by
Nathaniel Hawthorne; Paul Blocker; By
the River; The growth Of Continents,
by Prof. Agassiz; The Musician; En-
glish Naval Power and English Colonies
Our General, being chapter on General
Buffers do,nss in New Orleans; The
Claims to Service and Labor, by Robt
Dale Owen. Boston: Ticknor & Fields
SO per annum.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

Lmcnt Of Mr.. D. G, sGreanleaf; whose -stab-
liehment presents an assortment Of jewelry
that cannot be .cxcelled west Of Milwau-
kee! Ali ate Of the finest quality, and
warranted to be just as represented.
At D W. .Ingersoll Zoos a constant
rush for Dry Goods is kept up, aud they
inform us that their business this season is
much in advance of any time ever before.
As they do a heavy wholesale bssiuess,
it will be found by our merchants good
place to purchase additions to their stocks.
See new advertisement next week.
tthc International, although full to
Overlooking, we found every thing in the
best order and moving like clock work.
as usual. The tables were loaded With
all the delicacies and luxuries Of the sea-
son, and the dinner bills Of fare were
enough to delight the heart of the veriest
epicurc. Every arrangement for the
comfort of guests is complete, and Friend
Vebber, ever pleasant and afable, is con<
stantly at his post to see that this comfort
is secured. The immense patronage Of
the house attests its popularity: Reader
when you are in St. Paul stop at the Inter-
national.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

"A circular of the 'Normal Institute
for Physical Education" located in Bos-
ton AND under charge Of DR.. Dio Lewis,
has been received. Tho faculty as given
is an able one. Two sessions are held an.
nually, the fist beginning on the second
day Of January aud the second on the
fifth day Of July. A faithful attendance
during one term will secure to persons Of
average capacity tho diploma Of the In
stitutc. Both sexes are admitted. The
compensation for labor in the new profes.
sion is large, and The demand for teachers
active. For a full circular address: DR..
Dio Lewis, Box IL, Boston, Mass.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

HARPER.-The attractiveness of tho
issue of this magazine fol the current
month can be judged from the following
inviting table of contents: Scenes in
the War of 1912; An American Family in
Germany; Margaret Freyer's Heart East
er Fl,wers; Rosemary; Forward and
Back; Mr.. Blazay's Experience; Romula
The Small House at Abingdon England
in the Good Old Times; The Rosetta
Store; etc. New York: Harper & Broth.
ers-$3 per annum.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

The people Of Northern Mianesota will
be glad to learn that an object Of great
Importance to their interests, aud which
they have long had atheart, is at last on
the eve Of being accomplished. Gov.
Ramsey, who in 1861, effected the treaty
by which the Sioux surrendered their an
cient half of Minnesota to the United
States, has again been appointed a. Cou,,.
missioner on behalf the Government, to
make treaty with the Rec. Lake Chippe-
was, for the extinction Of their title to the
Red River valley, their assertion Of which
has recently led to unpleasant .interrup-
tons Of the trade and travel which passes
through that region.
This treaty contcmplates the opening
Of that whole rich aud beautiful district to
settlement, the entire paci6cation Of tho
disoontented Chippewas, and the reesta6::
lishmeot Of complete security to the CON-
mercc and travel along the Valley.-Fress,
Jane 30th. D., - ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

The FREEDMEN or SOUTH CAROLINA: Some
account Of their Appearance, Character,
Condition and Peculiar Customs. BY Chas,
Nordhoff. New York: Chas. T. Evans.
This pamphlet Of twenty-seven pages,
beautifully printed, contains four letters
written by Mr.. Chas. Nordhoff, from Port
Roya' between the dates of March goth
and April 25th. These letters are writ
ten in clear, comprehensive style, and
bear testimony to the efficiency Of the
freedmen in the different capacities they
are called upon to occupy by the exigen'
oies of the rebellion. From the nature Of
the information contained, this pamphlet
is rendered desirable.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02
PAYMENT or THE SIOUX CLAIMS.

Tho Press says that on Saturday morn
lug last Gov. Ramsey returned from his
trip to Washington, bringing with him a
draft for t,co hundred thousand dollars,
the amount which the United States ad.
vanced for claims presented by this State
Tor damages incurred by the Sioux raid
This amount was paid without the. delay
Of auditing the claims which tho Govern.
or took with him, and great care will need
to b. exercised lest in the disbursement
of this fund, some claims should be paid
in part, that will be wholly rejected by
the Government.
The Auditor of State states that the
two hundred thousand dollars will pay
eighty per cent. of the claims audited by
the State Boards, which announcement
will be an agreeable surprise to those hold
ing the same, as the payment Of so large
a proportion Immediately was not expect
ed. In fact, Governor Ramsey succeed
ed in obtaining double the amount he an
ticipated upon leaving home.
In tho payment Of these claims the
same rules will be observed as in the case
Of bank drafts, the name Of the origina
holder and also the one presenting The
voucher being required to be written up
on the back.
Where person presents several claims
they must be accompanied by 4 schedule
showing the number and amount Of each
claim, and the sum total of ALL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02
A VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT laf.
PROVEMENT.
Mr.. Gorton's tflourin9 min.

We mentioned some time since that L.
ander Gorton, Esq, Of this city, Vas
about to commence the erection Of Aouf
ing mill on Sank River, within short
distance of St. Cloud. On Monday last
We visited the place to see the situation
and what progress had been made.
The mill is located precisely two miles
north Of this city, as we have said on the:
Sank River. The position seems for the
purpose to be favorable in every respect.
Just at this place the river makes COM
plete turn-on the west side trimming dr.
rectly north and on the east directly south,
thus forming peninsula;,' or the east side
of which the miA stahas, or will when
completed. A race, sixteen rods long aud
eight feet deePjis' being cut across this
peninsula, and al dam Of three feet on tha
west side, at the opening Of the race,
gives 'htad" Il nine feet where the
mill stands,'on the east s,de-a power aur-
ply suficient'for all requirements.
The dimensions of the building will be
42x4S, and: four stories high. The Goun-
dation, f5tmihg the first floor, is Of sto1.e,
15R feet high, 4 feet wide at base and
Il feet at the top, On this are lara: the
tilnbers FOR the; second aoor. On the G'sz
floor will be all the motive power and n;a-
chinery for cleaning graft: On the SIC
ond the burrs, four set ;: orr tic third the
bolts, and on the fourth the conveyor.
! The foundation and frame are said =
be the best to be found any place above
St. Anthony. The whole affait is being
superintendent by a competent rtlllwrighs.'
Mr.. Gorton has large number Of men
constantly engaged; portion Of the low
er walls has been built and stone Il being
hauled for the balance; the frame is on
the grounds, and the whole work is being
pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
The mill will be furnished throughout
with the best and most approved ma
chincry, portion Of which now being
made in Utica, n. Y >, Mr.. G.. expects To-
have in operation this fall.
This is one Of the most important i'm
ptovements that has yet been made in this
portion Of the State, and the benefits that
will; result from it to Stearns County caa'
scarcely be overrated. Mr.. Gorton's en-
terprise certainly deserves the return that
this Investment cannot fail to bripg him.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

az We will receive wheat, oats, corn
-four, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else VIC can use, in payment Of subscrip-
tions to the DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to SUBJ
cribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

Ms. Cloves, who keeps the hotel at
Manomin, was found drowned in a ditch
near Rice Creek a day or two since. He
had been missed from home for couple Of
days, and as lie was known to have con:
siderable money with him, it was feared
that no had been foully dealt with. On
search being made, bis body was found a
above ated.-Press, June 3Oh.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

The. "Spifit' Of the West" is the H.
tie Of q, new literary paper just started in
Chicago; the first number Of which; We
haze received. From the variety Of mat
ter. ftillness Of correspondence and sound
ness Of editorials contained in this issue
tho enterprise would seem worthy Of sue
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