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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

10 The court house, in whichstfsw weeks
ago was held i convention that nominased
Hon! Rob't L. Caruthers, relative of1hc
Buchanan Land Officer of Northcrn.s sltn-
'.eso..,l for Governor of Tennessee, is how
filled with rebel piisohers.' The church:
:es are used for prisons and 'hoapitals.
Empty priF.ts dwelling sssr,v arg used as Flea,
Quarters Of Generals. Ghosts in blouse
and blue pants stalk about. The Office Of
the W nehester Daily Bulle,in; and are
uakiug the rebel type speak out for the
HMM III. i-t''.H - .,H;.. j'''f
-: The 4th Of July was ushered in by a
salute at sunrise from: tho ten pounder par
rotts Of the 2d Mimi Light Artillery and
tic unfurlins Of our national Gag from
the Court House. The sharp, sstinginy re-
port Of the parrot guns reminded the res;
idents that The install day Of the Republic
would be duly honored. To the Troops it
was a day Of rccreation.n Officers, reaplen-
dent in .broadcloth and buttons, straps and
struts, rromcnadod through the streets
with assurance most provoking to the
southern danes who 'scornfully turn up
their pretty (!) noses at tho '';nsuferable
.Yankees.'' " 81 ~..f' ~" "'.'.. !. Il.
s.zS-
!: ::c,' On q the ST. q: Ju!y1he Bu,tery is.in
thupds,ed fossh ; d. salute of thirty Eve
guns, reminding the inhabitants that
Vicksburs has fallen. The secesh would
y not believe i, The pill was too bitter.
Maj; Gen. MeCook kindly permitted "he
s sqpirei yi i to reqd t the dispatch, They heard
and believed. , y IL .+~.,t
y, TIE H health t If # The battery boys is good
Our 9 genttIenmnanly nn tst Lieut.. A. Woodbury.,
is nov i,, in, command: Lieut. Kinkead is
well. Ayer, lCoalltbard, Gowdy, White
feIld, Bloomfield q ditll and. others arc fright
e,i7sS 7sf ii Ssita,. :a'i1p : .,;.44
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DIXIE.
rruE NOTES FOR r1lx NEW cURREs-
CfsE{' f.. ( ~

. The Secretary of the Treasury has deci
ded upon the forms of notes for the ma
tional currency, and the engravers are
now actively engaged upon the work.
The designs for tho vigncttcs will repre-
sent important epcchs .ih the history Of
our country chronologically arranged, the
earliest events being illustrated on the
lowest denominations, and all later events
on the larger amount. The back. Of each
note will contain in a large central viz
ncttc copy Of ore Of the national pictures
in the rotunda If the Capitol, which will
be surrounded by legends showing the
uses Of the note and the penalties for
counterfeiting. The face Of the note will
contain two original vigncttcs, one at each
end !; the one Ut the left-hand end repre-.
senting some important event contcmpo'
rancous with that illustrated by the ma
tional painting upon the, back, and the
one At the right hand end a design sym
bolical Of tie event represented by the
other vignettes The painting designated
for the back Of tho smallest denomination
Give dollrs), is Vaoderlyn's great work
Of the ''Lauding Of C6+urbbus:" The
left hand vigncttc on the face will illus
tratc the discovery Of America by Colum'
bus :; aud the symbol;cai design for the
rig.t-hand crd will Lc Columbus intro
ducins the. New World to the Old
America Icing typi6ed By a female 6g
urc, led by the; hand of Columbus iatt
the presence Of Europe and Asia, who ar
reclining in tho foreground, while Afric'
stands in the background. absorbed by tb'
ceremony, The back Of the ten dolla
notes will contain copy Of Powers paint
4 ;ng in the Capitol of"Dc Sofa Discovcrin!
the Mississippi" and the left-hand ZIG
nette on tho face will illustrate grea
!, event Of the same epoch, viz: Frauklin'
discovering the identity Of lightning an
electricity, while the symbolic design q
} the right.hand end is asplritcd figure rcE
; resenti6g America, with an eagles 6igh
. grasping the lightning. = Betwrc"the tw
vicnettcs on the face Of all the h1ores thc,
win be two legends the upper, one shov
: ing the national character Of the note, an
!, the lower one containing the name and ol
q legation OF the association issuing II. :
The upper legend on all the notes will
i IS follows.;.{i /, is:9LtroH,>'t --~
"National Currency, This note is >
!. cured by the bonds Of the United State
s deposited With the Treasurer reaa1 . At W,sh'o
~ ,i bss ,g ,isn.i t ty The 'e i Tre..a%5 =. i
!. Of the. United States, and the Register
= the Treasury. The lower legend of &
y FIRST NOTE issaed will be: =
" Tho First National lse B.nt, Of nths g!
= d Washi6stooa, q wil pax The bearer q
i II dollars ID ID demand, % II their oaSs M I
!. city of Washington, ID. ;CtNA!''' .,39:
I" This will be signed aby the preside
= aud cashier Of the association.
The notes, though all bearing the g
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moving the heavily laden trains rapidly
enough Rosccrans issued an order at Win
chester, reducing the amount Of baggage
to be carried Here is an extract from
the order :"~. .'
II We fail in the great object Of the present
tt.svcm<nt it will be mainly owing to the amount
Of unauthorized baggage carried: 4 x ~
on the field do not hesitate to imperil the
safety of the stnFy by Injuries unworthy Of
soldier. ~! e.. :" B..
The extra bax$sase was sent to Mur.
frcesboro. :, Many of the troops threw
away everything except gun and sceou-
trements, canteen, horvcrsack and rubber
blanket. The camps about Winchester
we're literally s,rewo With shelter tents,
articles Of clothing, blankets and catnp
equipayc The few inhabitants in the
vicinity reaped rich harvest Of cotton
goods, Blankets, numbcrless mess pans,
kettles and coffee pots. ,.: =.
Residents along the line were intensely
secesh, all willing TO "die in the last ditch
"A circumstance likely to occur soon,
when NC consider chat the passing troops
took all their "gar'len sarse," sheep, pigs
and poultry. .
Winchester, the county scat Of Frank
lin County, is situated on the Dcchcr1
and Fayetteville Railroad, branch Of the
Nashville and chattanooga road, and bat
about sixteen, hundred iphabitants. A
shabby looking court house, a court
house square, surrounded by brick build
ings occupied by merchants, three church
es,. two. se,uinaries, built of brick, and ;
fair number of neat dwellings, with gar
, dens tastefully and beautifully ]a'd out
, constitute the town. On the cast side
small stream, Boiling Fork ST Elk River
. tributary Of the Tennessee, winds it
way through the Ellis affording fine VI
+ ter power. The placcis celebrated for il
i fine schools which have enjoyed !. fa'
= reputation throughout the state. The sit
:, uation is healthy, central and is conven
4 ent ts the we'll known Winchester Su
h phur Springs. The inhabitants arc mos
e y wealthy and regarding their pretty tow
:, J, and fine scminarics With J jealous Cal
!! did everything to promote their velfar
III Good society, reinement and taste roigne
Is The seninarieess were were crowded with pupi
is and two new Colleges were about = DO {
|y tablished. A lively weekly and daily P
Of per increased the growing interest i" Il
aesl place. But recession ;ccamde ana laid
10 bundupon the '.g.1r,diehspot 81 Tennessee
II sdf ~: 'sser Two years, ;9e ) raised it.:
he ae~ nov ?o"Alli, baig ghted.' Enlp,tt;yy; Sc
th :isztiiees and fleeing families testify to
Oh ~;the,iug, effects; rhe place is but
u ghost of its former self.
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W NJ. y. PARSONS,
Attorney and Coxsaellor at Law, sad L'censed
C2aim and Patent agent, -.,''
ST. CLOUD ': a.: MINI.

TWILL prosecute; rhrous shmy correspondents 8
I At Warrington, any and all claims against
he United Statss, procure Patents, and prepare
and collect widows. Fathers or Mothers
claims for Bounty Money and arrears Of Sol
d:;' r.y aC'i e. Se.. ss .s:es.d BY CO..,
.re.. nre,cribine tho fees to be charged in each
e.se of .pulicntion for Bounty Money and ar
rearases Of Pay, Invalid and Widows Pen
s;o.s, &C., - .. ,v
NJ Washington Correspondent is VIM
Van M.rter; Esq.
- 4 fdal supply Of all necessary blank:
..d forms enables me to attend to application!
without delay. WM. ). PARSONS
St. Cloud, May 9th, 1863. v5n42-tf f.u
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HATES OF ADVERTISING

JOB PRINTING,
OF oil kinds neatly. ehespfy andexpeditiously
:, executed. | Il,
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
viii practice Medicine in al its branches, in
ludins midwifery and operative surgery.
St. cloud, Nina, Dec. llth, 1862" Va,
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Oas-fourxh Of eoluanblea 9g1osE 1000
one square, ten lines sr lsssf sae week, 100
bHsinsss Cards not over afx lines, 500
over six lines and under ten, - 100
r J, Legal Advertising Done 81 legal rates.
Al. l.lettsrs Of business to ibs directed to the
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A. r. UPHAM, ~.
SURGEON DENTIST,
6r. CLOUD, - M1NNBs',TA.

i. states Pension 1 Bounty Agency
or A.
M1FARLAN e q B u RID ,
MINNEAPOLIS ~ MIMI. ,..~.
0Mee n State Bank Of Aianesota.
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RnOn rnna s6j1llconD i a1A1l,TrRY,
,WixcBxsrrH, TEx4,, July 18th, 1853

''S WiscYssrrn, Trx4, July 18th, 1858:
7 DfAa WtLt.-The ..'silent army has
noy..d It last .pd here %lere We e''. aye ,oh't 6hY
aiites ,.io'uth e Mutfrlcesbor,o near near tie foot
Of the Cumberland Mountains, True %
iii. ss.yine. "'Ro,y" advanced mo- mot until Ne
~,. ready, Thanks, to .the VIII Of oadr ,d
General we IRE Ire not under the hands Of The
S'sPsetv'teans thit BE- al Washington and aree
netitppbIsa With know; nothing busy bod:
ies: waiting" and !"urging forward
'maosenent." Il i. . significant fact Of the
confidence reposed in our leader, That
northern : people and newspapers have
made 10 complaint of the, to them, apparr-
ent long inactivity Of this army. riley
'tnex and the soldiers felt when We did
move it would be irresistably. 1t haus,
prosessnn So So 80 -. >'''" W ~ -
+ lOsr Correspondent here ,narraies the move
a.eaat IL The army bet cen the different points,
siNn1iin substance the same information con
t'i@ed - ! letter Published last tvcek.] ,.'~
:, : The army was nine days getting thus
fay teking% ia II. progress about three
thop.ecd prisoners, and losing some two
huadfed kilisa and wounded The an
preeeden.ed: ruins, laundering trims and
bulty pontocns delayed the movements Of
the army and saved Bragg from being cut
lap IN. dehil. The march was marked
BY great suffering. The troops, however,
never murmured but dashed along under
bod spdaeieuts sfor, aspack horse, through
thelendtss, mud and water, sleeping on On
81 hlt|g:edsd at night in.their saturated gari'
peptA half Of them with no shelter tents
and living on insufficient food:;> Horses
.ad 'lhles went for Two and th1ce days
without food .ulll3- :, vi" =. :..:.
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H. G. WATT
RANKER AND LICENSED DEALER
Exchange, Land Warrants, Scrip, County
wa Town and State Orders
Pays Taxes for non-residents ..t,
Office on Washihg ION avenue, one door south
of Tho Central House. v5n52--tf
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eDWAap o. HAAL1N., -" WI. ,. SooAH.
HAhdLIN 4 MOORE, r'
A7ToRNEXs5 coUHs,Elsi1k1 oRsArhA".
ORce-Corner Of Washington Avenue and
24H st:liasrnSin Street.
sr. CLouD ,;g :b1e: b MlsNHso1A-
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J. W.. METZ ROTH,
Me R@CH A Mt tai lilo R,
1x1OULDoinv his friends and the public
Nv "a eaN: and examine his ,Ner Styles Of
Gsntlemen's Furnishing Goods. Particular
Attention paid to custom work. D.,
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ssssz! ss;s.:, RI a. s',,s;Z s,:,st Of
s; slsh'masked dia 6m'iarities IS to prevent
q Iteration from one deuom't:
nation to anotkr The engraving Of thu
i've and tcn-dollar notes has been entru,t-
ed TO the Continental BanE, Mote Compsny
Of New York, who vii devote al theif
resources in ,concect,on With the best en-
craving talent Of the eoun.ry,to its speedy
and successful execution. ia
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-28
DR.. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
For Family Use

Known as Safe and Reliable Remedies re warranted TO
what they intended to give sasfacton.
|
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
Brigadier General Gabriel IL
Paul,

This distinguished officer, who was enormously
reported killed at Gettysburg during the first day 3
6ght, is now lying in that village, severely woan'
dod, A round ball, evidently from a hunting rifle,
in tho hands OF sharpshooler penetrated the
right side Of the head near the temple, and, pass
ing near the brain, severed tho optic nerve, and
passed out through the left eye, The wound is
an uglyand dangerous one; bat the physicians not
only look for recovery, but hope TO restore the
sight Of one or both eyes.
General Paul has long borne the character oI
being one Of tho most mcritoriOus officers Of the
regular service. Educated as cadet nt the Ma
tioual Academy his early life and manhood gave
abundant proof Of his ability, fidelity and yOlor
while the fields Of Mexico and various Indian
campaigns afford raro examples OF his personal
bravery,
Among many other qualities, he possesses, 10
great perfection the virtue Of temperance, having
never in his life used either tobacco or intoxcat.
ing drinks. As tactican he has no practca
superior and his soldierly bearing aud popular
manners always won for him the respect aud con
fdenCo Of those under bis command.
1t is not little remarkable that promotion il
bis case should have been SO tardy, while inferior
of less note have been placed in positions ia
above him. His present commission dates ii
April Of this year, when justceit should dat,
from September Of last year. But now is tn
time for tho government to roctfy the whole, b!
placing in hia hand major generals commission
No one deserves it mOre-no one would use ]
better. A division or an army corps, under hi
direction, would be well handled and proper.
cared for. The Missouri delegation should SCI
that her moritoriouS sons should not be overlook
cd. .
General Gabriel Rene Paul was born in 81
Louis, Mo-, and OF the age ofsixteen was appoin
ted cadet at the United States Military Acade
nv, at West Point, in $780, lie graduated i
1884, and was appointed breyet second lieuten
ant in the Seventh United States infantry. II
was promoted second lieutenant in 1885, frs
lieutenant in 1886, assistant commissary Of cub
sistonce in 1888, and captain in 1876. In tn
war with Mexico he was distinguished at Cerr
Gordo and Contrcrus, and for gallant conduC
while leading the stOgming party at Chapultept
was breveted major, September 10, ls47'
I ls49-5O he inperson captured the notorious bal
dit and robber Carajavalnear Brownsville, Iexa
ID tho Utah campaign hc was selected for mpc
tapt detached service against hostile Indians, al
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
The Crops.

From friend who is ranching on the Platte
near st, Vnins Fort wo have confirmation of the
reported lighIness Of the hay crop. Ho says from
his observation, extending over most Of the hay
lands, he believes, there will not be more than one
fourth the usual crop. Should we have an unu-
sualy hard winter II would not surprise us to SEQ
some Of tho immense herds Of stock coming in
this season, perish. AS to other crops, with the
exception Of potatoes, our informant says they arc
uniformly good where irrigation has been possible
Where farmers have depended entirely on rain,
crops have failed, 1t is thought there will be
nearly enough wheat produced in Colorado to
meet tho consumption Corn looks well at pre-
sent, and we shall probably turn out a large guam
tty, though nothing like what will be wanted
The lrouth in all sections has been severe, unpre-
celented during the few years Of Colorado, Great
numbers of cows that have been brought in this
season are raising their calves-no butter being
made from them, which explains the high price Of
thaipnme article I37 to 40 cents Col will undoubt-
edly become self-sustaining in the produce limo
but it will not be this year.. Denver Common
wealth, F
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

c T,n & 7,.nI .-I-T ~ nU,-7,,e
confined them N the guard house OF Santa Fe' for
giving reasonable Information TO the rebel Texans
at tort Bllssi ana on G'ueral Pelham relnalng to
isSe lle oath o. allegiance ne was held ID durance
rinalns ne could not hold Fort stanton against
the superior force of rebels, he abandoned and
destroyed It BY nre to prevent 1t falling into their
nanus' ana concentrated bis forces at amore I'M
Pof,ant postloG ,ou
on l1e 9tA oil November l86I' New Mexico
wa, was nlaue lutV q department and colonel Canoy
paced az rs mead WIN lull powers, How no ad'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
From Camp EastOn.

We have been furnished with the following re.
port Of Capt. Bergman in reference to diniCultie:
which are being experienced in that part Of the
Territory from the Navajos. The report will be
read with interest.
HEAD QuRs. CAM EAsToN N. NJ.
August 9th 1868.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

entrusted with a large command in the field. In
lSGl-62 he served with the rank of colonel Of
volunteers, under General Canby in the New
Mexico campaign; and in the fall Of 1862 he is
found at the national capital assisting in its de-
fence. Here hc was appointed brigadier general,
and as such served at Fredericksburg and Chan
celorville. Ills galantry at Gettysburg is every
where acknowledged, and for it he win doubtless
soon be promoted,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

THE TRUE PHysIcrAN--To the true physician
there is an inexpressible sanctity the sick cham
Der. AT its threshold the mere human passions
quit iheir hold on hisheart. Love there would bo
proclamation, Even the grief permitted to others
must be put aside He must enter that room n
calm intelligence. He is disabled for his mission
il ho suffer aught to obscure the keen, quiet glance
Of his science. Age or youth, beauty or delormty,
innocence or guilt, merge their distinction in one
common attribute human suffering appealing to
human skill. Woe TO the household ih which the
trusted healer feels not on his conscience the
solemn obligations Of bis glorious art.--Sir f.
Buhesr Lyiton. s' fsiaP
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
BernaIillO County Ticket.

Ata meeting held in Albuquerque on the 10th
inst. by the friends Of Col. Perea the following
county ticket was nomnated IH,i
For Delegate. 4
FRANCISCO PEREA.
Council.
JOSE SERAFlN RAMIREZ
Representatives
II. s. JOHNSON,
THOMAS G. GUTIERRE5;
Probate Judge. H
AMBRoCI0 ARMlJ0
Sheriff. ... s
MELQUIADES CIAVESi
Coroner.
EDWARD S. CARTER. .s
The following Resolutions offered by II. s
johnson llsq wcro unanimously adopted, W
Resolced, The desires Of certain persons for The
establishment Of State Government for the Ter.
rltory Of New Sexico, should be dsapproved BY
all It's people, on account of their poverty, pro
dnced by having suffered, for series Of years
from invaders and short crops
Resolved, further, That on tho minds Of oil
good citizens should be impressed the truth thai
Jose Manuel Galegos is and has been in layo
Of the establishment of a State Government ovel
the Territory Of New Mexico, which this afflicted
people cannot support, for tho reasons stated in
the lst resolution; and therefore the citizens o.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22
Genl. Candy i'm New York.

BY the following, which we find in one Of ouI
New York exchanges, it will be Iseen that Genl
Candy has been given the command ofthe United
States forces in that city. The command at The
iuncture in which the General was entrusted will
it was an important one and one which he il
well qualified to Gill;
The many friends Of the General in this Terri
tory are glad to learn that he is again in position
where bis talents can be appreciated by the pub
lie and his services acknowledged by the country
FAREWELL ORDER OF GENERAL BROWN.
ORDERS.
HEADQuAEERs, UNITED STATES TRoops, |
New York, July II, 1863.
In obedience to instructions from the Secretary
Of War, the undersigned relinquisheS the com
mand Of the United States troops in the city ant
harbor of New York,
In parting from the toops OF his command il
the harbor, he desires to express his sense at thei
uniformly good and soldierly conduct; and he eau
not separate from those of his immediate com
moDd in he city without his testimony Of thei
bravery, discipline and soldierly department.
Engaged night and day in constant oonnlc
with the mob, they have, in some fifteen or twent
severe contests--in most of them outnumbere
more than two to one--many of tho mob bein
armed whipped and eilectually dispersed then
and have been uniformly successful,
10 not o single instance has assistance been re
quired by the police when ii has not been prompt
y rendered, aud all property public aud private
which has been put under their protection, ha
been perfectly and efficiently protected and wit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
Bosros CoESKRs, n Y, Dec. 2Tth, 1851.
WV. II. GRrss a Co:

b"sToS CokSkAs, y T., DEC zIth, 1851.
WV. II. GRrss a Coz
Gents: I freely give you liberty TO make use Of the fol-
lowing certificate ofthe value ofConsiitution Water. which
lean Teoommend in the highest manner
Ny wife, who Wa attacked with pain in the shoulders.
whole length of back. and in her limbs, with Paipitation
Of the Heart, attended with Falling OF the Womb. Dys-
menorrhGa, and Irritation Of the Bladder. | called a
physician, who attended her about three months. when
he left her worse than he found her. ! then employed
one Of the best physicians | could find, who attended her
for about nine months. and while she was under his care
she did not suffer quite as much pain; he finally gave her
up and said, 'ASr case trdS incuraNe" For, said he.
"sie A0s ssch a ooss1fRafioa ofclm pLIiafs, Uas naedi.
cine gircp for one sJerGfes GggfRsf some other ~ her
difficulties" About this time shs commenced the use Of
Constitution Water. and 10 our utter establishment, al
most the first dose seemed 10 have the desired effect, and
she kept on improving rapidly under its treatment, and
now snreriniend- entirely her domestic Affairs. She has
not taken any Of the Constitution Water for about four
weeks, and We are happy TO say that it has produced
apermanentcuTe.
wM VI. VAN ENSCH0TTN.