St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

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@1liii7al. Observation-Disclosures SasDDsa;1;S;ai;7Is,:-eos:E 5oaas; Of
'tAs Oh Regiment, vas N town this week and
'ttsns him W Learn thst tile Headquarters Of
bic regiment have been established in this
city. Col. T. has secured rooms and Office at
the stsarns House. Re returns to F. Ripley
to-day, and will be back on Monday 10 remsin.
Mrs. T., saow in 81. Paul, will also Be here
as1t ssssi. We ~ glsdof Ibis arrangement,
not only ~ the change il proper in military
point Of view, but as Col. Thomas is an officer
agreeable and gsntlemsnly in every respect.
lxcaBAss OF SERvIcs.-By direction Of the
Postmaster General. the mail on RoutssNo. l3,
6e4, from Il. Clsad 70. Psmbina. .v;ss sak Gen.
tire, Alexandria and Fort Abercrombie, will be
carried hereafter twice week; Otter Fail City
being supplied from Chippewa Lake. The
through mail on this route has heretofore been
weekly, with twice week to Alexandra, the
second trip being dore by Burbank & Co. with
out compensation. The mail for the two Of.
fees Of Pembina and Fort Garry will be sent
- heretofore oia Grow Wing.
RzrulSED.--Mr. s. Foots, who had the ter
1ibls adventure with the Indians last summer,
and vas 80 badly wounded, returned on Fri
day evening from = visit to relatives in Ohio.
He looks somewhat better than when he left,
and his wounds arc rather easier. Still he
says, Give me Minnesota in preference to
any other place that have yet SEEM Indians
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"A Coop WoaxxAx.-People in this vicinity
who allow their teeth utterly to decay for want
Of filing, or suffer from ''odontalgia." need
blame no one but themselves, for we have q
dentist who can relieve these difficulties. DR..
upham has given proof Of thorough knowl-
edge of his business, in its various departments
Extracting or filing natural teeth, or max.
ing new sets Of artificial. Those by whom he
has been engaged speak very highly of his pro-
fsssioal skill
HorEruI sloS.-Withiu the past week or
two We have placed upon our subscription
books, among many other new subscribers, the
names Of quite number of hard-shell Demo
Gratis. This looks well-hopeful-for the mis-
sion Of the DEMoCRAT in this world is ''not to
call the righteous, but sinners. to repentance"
NEw Trnx The present term Of Mrs. Paul
ding's school will close on the Goth inst, and
new term begin on the Both. The attend
snce hes been quite large, and parents express
themselves ~ fully satisfied with the progress
made during the term. The children attend
with alacrity, appear to like their teacher and
take more than usual interest in their studies.
DONATION PARrr.-On last Friday dona-
ton party was given to Rev. 4. N. Berlin, at
Fair Haven. From those who were present We
learn that it passed of in the finest style;
about ono hundred persons were in attendance,
and all enjoyed themselves highly. A sump-
,uous repast was prepared in the church-room.
At the close Of this agreeable feature OF the
party, Mr.. Coats presented Rev. with do
nation Of $50, one halfin cash. On the whole,
the affair was one pleasant to remember, both
70 pastor and people.
Ar HoME.-All our members Of the Legsla-
ture--Senator Moore, and Representatives
Wait, Bentley and Riohardson-are at home,
and, sppearautly, glad Of it.
IILsEss.-Orderly P. W. Laughlin, Of Go.
], 7th regiment, who came short time since
on . visst to friends, has been lying for more
than week past, at the house Of friend,
quite i'll Of pleurisy. "
We regret to learn that John B. Marvin,
now in St. Anthony, who was expected home
last week, was suddenly ;aken with severe
attack Of lung fever. At last accounts he was
slowly recovering.
DIsGRACIEUL Row On " ednesday evening
. party Of rowdies, congregated in saloon
up town, opened discussion on the war, and
came to the sage conclusion that all our troub.
les were directly traceable to the .uigger" (piae
Democratic newspapers everywhere). So they
thought it devolved upon them to remedy the
matter - FIR Is possible, and thereupon ad-
journsd to Prof. Cromwell's, to ''clean him
out" Gaining admittance to the basement,
they commenced at once their work Of rowdy-
ism, smashing tables, chars, counter, and ev-
cry thing breaksbls that they could lay their
hands on, concluding with knocking out the
light and making personal assault on the
Professor. He escaped up stairs with but
slight injuries. They then went outside and
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