St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

$3.50 a $3.50 per barrel, choice brands.
GREEN PEAS have been in market for
some time past, and are now quito album
dant.
Bu1LD1No.-Dr. A. T. Upham has par
TALLY completed building next door to
Sims Drug Store, one portion 10 be used
as an Office for himself, and the other as
Photograph Gallery:
Wool CARD1NG.-Mr. Robert Wheeler
has leased the Carding Mills of Mr.. G. w.
Clark, situated at the mouth Of Sank river
about one mile above this city, and having
put them in good condition, is prepared to
do carding work in a manner that will be
satisfactory to all. Mr.. w. has had an
experience Of seven years in the business.
A RAFFLE.-A rattle will take place on
the Fourth Of July, for the purpose Of
rsising means to defray the balance due
on the instruments Of the Brass Band
There will be 200 tickets and 100 prizes,
among the rest lot in St. Cloud. Tick
cts 81, to be had at the Book Store.
RANsoMED.-On Tuesday little boy
taken by Little Crow during last summers
massacres, was brought down with the
train of Red River carts, having been ran
somed by the Catholic priest. Another
boy refused to leave, and is still with
Little Grow:
CHANoE.-Capt. Bond, Of the Com
m,ssary Department, stationed at this
place, has received orders to report At
Henderson and relieve Capt. Hunt, OF the
same department. He does not know
when he will leave, or who will be his sue
cessor. The many friends Capt. Bond
has made during his short stay among US
will regret to learn Of this change.
BROKEN 1NTo.-On Thursday evening
last Gen. Mitchell's wareroom on the low
Ell leveo was broken into by some person
or persons who forced open the shutters
of front window. The building is at
present used by Burbank & &c. for stor-
ing Government supplies, and We have
not learned that anything was taken.
UsELEss.-There are many persons
who, in writing to friends in Capt. Tay-
lor's and Capt. Libby's companies, con-
nected with Gen. Sibley's expedition, still
direct to Scamp Pope" This is useless,
as such letters will have to be sent back
and the delay may prevent their being re-
ceived. The proper way is TO direct to
Fort Absrcrombie.
| TRANsyERRED.-On Monday Rev
t1ls..ant Staub, of the Roman church
1as W order Of Bishop Trace transferred
to St. Paul.. where he will remain. Rev
s., by the geniality of his manner, made
many friends outside the limits of his own
church.
TIMBER DEsTRoYED.-On last Satur
day and Sabbath an extensive fro ragged
in the woods about one mile west of town
and much valuable timber on the farms O.
Messrs. Wilkin, Spluneweber and Schnie
dergans was destroyed. 1t originated
from some brush that was being burned
on newly cleared land.
REMovED.-L. Robbers has removed
his saloon to Rosenberger's new building
on St. German Street, near Rroker'
Block, where he has opened out in fin
style, with two of Pbelan's best marble
top billiard tables and bar supplied with
the choicest liquors of all kinds. Fo
further particulars see advertisement mex
week.
+ PERsoNAL.-Ex-Gov. E. D. Barbe
and w. G. Fonseca, ESQ.,, both former rel
idcnts Of this place, but now engaged
business at Fort Garry, were in town thi
week, en- route for St. Paul to purchas
goods. They bring down fur. Each hs
taken unto himself "a partner" and se
tied down to make Fort Garry his hom'
! and several little "joys" have sprung u
around them.
F. A GooD CHANcE.-Po any person VII
would Rke to invest about $1,000 in a
. enterprise that would yield heavy retu,
!, from the beginning, all excellent opport'
4 nifty is offered by building q 6rsttlass b
tel in the business portion of this cit,
= Those already here are unable to accomm
date the demands Of the public, and Of
of au{icienk Dimensions built and ma