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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
LETTER FROM nRs-J. G.sw1ssHEla
Fsomthe.Msv Yonk Tribune. {; ~
:. ;CAMPsEIL Hos1lrAI, WAsIf1SGroN, Mayl9.>

From theNeD Q0r1i Tribune. : NI
I, :CANrbE11 HosfiTAl, WAsif1xGroN, May.l9.s
- have been here in the hos pitaE tenl
days, dressing wounds, wetting wounds,
givngsdrihks and stimn'ants comfortipa =
heaying, trying 70 saxe the living. = The
heroic fartitude of2thesufferers il sublime.
Vet I have held the hands of brave,
[strong men while shaking in psrox5 5s,n
Of weeping. The doctors, have commit
ted to ny special dare wounded feet and
ankles, and kneel ,revercntly by the man
ged.1imbs Of these heroes, and thank God
and man for the privilege of washing
thcm.i' I want whiskey-barrels of whis,
key-to, wash feet, aud thus keep up cir
culation in wounded knees. legs, hi.hs,
hips want salot of pickles, pickles,
pickles, lemons, lemons, lemons, oranges
MOI well man or woman has right to a
glass of iemonade.o We want it all In the
hospitals to prevent gangrene. I will get
lady volunteers to go through the wardsof
as many hospitals as I can supply with
drinks. My business is dressing wounds
where amputation may be avoided by spe-
cial care write at the bedside Of Ar
sanius l,ittlefeH,. Augusta Me-, ankle
wounded where 7 have. been since 2
O'Clock this morning, hi; lite hanging in
doubt. r. - ~ :, =
-Four days ago ,unelasped the arms Of
A. e Smith. Of Belvidere, N. j., from
around my neck, where he had clasped
then,.dying, as knelI to repeat the im-
mortal prayer Of the c;bitd Hartemus
laid down the roorachilled hands, and ran
to Mr.. l.. then threaten with lockjaw
Oh, God ! there, IS plenty Of work; with
the great: advantages. Of the most skil!ful
physicians, the utmost cleanliness, and
eest yeutllation, the exceeding and beau
,ifnl Tenderness Of ward masters and nur-
[ses; there is much to do,. the right per-
sons appeared tedozit. DR.. Baxter, ply
sician in changes viii not permit female
nurses here, and from tie manner inswhieh
he cares for his patients, and tho rcssons
he gives for his decision I have no dispo-
sitiaa to quarrel with it; The Chaplain,
the nssv. \. N Gaylord, and lady are in.
all comfeFfs f5hS h hSahbbeud |R tbe diztriboioo Of
|: In answer to many letters, I saJy2 We
would rather have fruit and Wines than
money All sent to NC at No. 424 Il
street, will flnd gratuitcus storage from
Hon. D. NJ. Kelsey, of Illinois. l will
find person to keep an account: Of all
that comes, apd, acknowledging it without
paying clerk hire, and God do soto me,
and more also, if I do not use my best et-
torts to have everything committed to my
care go to comforting and sustaining our
wounded men.
JANE G. SWISSHELM.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Capt. Cady Killed.

On Friday morning information was re-
ceived that Capt. Cady, Of Company A,
Sth Minnesota Regiment, had been
killed near Lake Kaadiyohi, about
twenty miles from Forest, City, by small
party Of lnoians whom he he'd been pur:
suing. Last weeks issue contained To-
cal item concerning some horses that had
h~o- e4nlan noar- Siluer Greek, about three
miles below Clear Waterin this County:
1t seems that the thieves were Sioux Tn+
;;:;sns and that they had taken the direc-
ton .o-a1d Kandiyohi Lake. Capt Ca
dy, learning o. this, started: from Forest
City on y ednesday7 morning with six
men al following the tail, at eight
o'clock next 1pccrning come wi,.t.'n sight
of horses feeding, appc'ent]y tetherea.--
The Captain with two Of his Gen dis
mounted and commenced crawling toward
the horses intending to surprise the 1u-
dams, if there When not more than
half the distance bad been passed over,
the Indians discovered them, mounted
their horses, and fed across a neck of
land chat lay between the lake and q
marsh. Capt Cady Immediately called
out to the party remaining behind To
head off and drive them back, which was
fdone. The Captain then fred three shots
Fat two. Indians that were about fifteen
rods distant, apparently wounding one
The other Immediately raised a double
barreled gun and fred, the second shot
striking Capt. Cady in the left breast
killing him instantly. Securing the body
and two horses that had been stolen, the
party returned to Forest City. J.,
Capt. G. was young man, unmarried
and resident of Ahoka, at the time oi
entering the service His remains were
sen. to his friends III New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
The Indian Expedition.

Colonel Miller has received adviees
from, Gen. Sibley, which state that q ror-
tion Of the force which comprises the H.
dian expedition, were to leave Camp Pope
Yesterday, and the remainder will leave to-
day. They ge>direct to: Fort Abercrom-
bic, and as COMMUNICATION will not be
kept open, Col. Miller aspects to, receive
but one more dispatch before they reach
that point. It will consequently 5a q con-
siderable time before the expedition is
heard tromac 5gGsa .7Sl av.o
All communications designed for those
connected with the expedition should be
addressed to Fort xAbercrombie until tur.
ther advices.-Press. 16th.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
DEATH OF GEN. S1RLEY's DAuGHrei

DEATH OF. GES. S1BLEY's DAUGHTER:
Mary Steele, daughter of Gen. Sibley ;.
nearly eight years of age, died yesterday
morning Of diptheria. She was taken
sick before the departure ef her, fa,hers
and as he would have to remain a few
da:s at Camp Pope he thought at one
time Of delaying his movements from here
a day or 'wo, but her: symptoms being
more favorable be left last Saturday mo.ns
ing, and as the funeral takes place at half.
past four this afternoon, he will be denied
the privilege Of following the remains OF
his daughter to their resting place. -.
Letters have been received from the Gen.
era! stating that he vas at For: Rid:lcy
90 Monday, and expected to rea.h Camp:
Pope on Tuesday evening, SO that: a.uils:
the labo:s cf preparing for the campa;s.~;
the crushing b'oy will come upon him.
st. Paul Press Juue 18th. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
WILL NEGROES FIGHT

The following from the IN. y. Herala's
correspondent With Gen. Grants army
ought to convince all unbelievers and
skeptics that negyoes-freed slaves-will
6ght, and fight for funeral too This
testimony coming from paper, to cay the
least, highly conservative, and always in
tense]y pro-slavery, should give it full
weight with certain class in this commu-
nifty: j srs
'No more despera-e fighting has ever
taken place than that of the division of
Gen. Sherman yesterday in the attack on
the right of the cnemy's position: Our
men faced the storm of iron and lead that
was hurled gainst them as if it had al
ways been their business to do so. They
moved steadily forward, under the most
murderous fire of shot, shell, grape, can
lister, and pqsketry, with steadiness that
was snrprisibg.S when Cindad Rodrigo
wae, stormed, the flower Of the English
army v,aszseleeted for the 'furlorn hope ;
but they, 7eterans as they were, never
moved with frners step or more solid col
umn than did the Second Division Of the
10Th Army Corps in the attack yesterday
upon the right Of the enemy's position.
With an impetuous charge, the 6th'Mich-
igan and 136th New York carried the er-
emy's works at the point of the bayonet
but thcy were compelled to give way, for
the enemy had massed his troops here,
I'D it became necessary for our glorious
fellows TO fall back before overwhelming
numbers. Sct much ground was lost,
however; We only :s2iled to maintain onz
position within the main wo'sss: The Sec
ond Regiment Louisiana Native Guard
Col. Nelson, we're in this charge; they
went in on the advance, and when they
came out six out of nine hundred men
could not be accounted for. It is said on
every side that they foug ht with the des-
peration of tigers One negro vas Oh
served with rebel soldier in bis grasp,
tearing the flesh from his face with his
teeth, other weapons having failed him
There are other Incidents connected with
the conduct Of this regiment that have
raised them very much in my opinion as
soldiers After firing one volley. they did
not deign to load again, but wentsin. With
bayoncts, and wherever they had a chance
it was ali up witht the rebels ..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Banks was said 10 have, hao = for,

Banks was said to have, hao force
Of about twcntys{our tholsand Non 10 .t;~
assault on Port Hudson, while the rebe.s
force is var;ously e&t;mated at from six to-
ten thousand. But. Banks has recently
occn reinforced. to the number, Of six
thousand men from Brashesr City, max
ing his force now about thirty thousand,
His position would appear to be. less as
sailahle fron1?the rear, because it is much
more difficult: Of access, than :tha, &. i.
Graft. The story about Kirby Smi,b AZ tt%
tacking and defeating Banks, is "f- ee4i,se.
all bosh; for Kirby Smith was Oh the
West side Of the, mississippi With roe
means Of otbssins ). and tif he hid they:
would be useless ~ith Fa,rosu,s, .gnn,.
boats standing ready toskcep any sign os
d rebel craft from tie rirpr.' .@p-a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE.

1OHN n. ROsENBERGRR would respect
j fully inform the citizens Of st. Cloud and
Northern Minnesota that he has Purchased the
entire stock Of the st. Cloud Book Store and
made ls.gs additions thereto. and hss now on
hand complete assortment Of Books, Sta
sionery, Fancy Goods, Newspapers aad Maga-
etc.,, ssc. Also, the STANDARD Series Of sehool
Books. Persons will find it to their advantage
to procxre their Sc. Paul and New York Daily
sud weakly papers st this store. The numer-
Gus pstrops and friends Of the Old st. Cloud
Book Store sxs cordially invited to attend.
y4135-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
Proceedings of the Town Council.
FF-IG1AL.
Sr. CLOUD, June 18th, 16o..

ST.. CLOUD, June 18th, 16oc.
pREsExr.-S. B. Pinney, Mayor, Aid.
Leonardie. Zapp and Howard.
On motion of Aid. Howard the prayer Of the
petitioners for the re-suryey Of the Town was
granted. -. :
AID Howard moved that James H. Place,
Town Surveyor be requested to file IN .esti-
| mate Of the expense of surveying the 1ncorpo-
rate town Of St. Cloud az described in The
! charter of 1862, and laying out alleys therein.
and Placing stakes at the corners of all blocks
and alleys thereof. Adopted. -~
James II. Place appeared and fled an esti-
| mate of the expense of the re-survey Of the
town which is as follows, viz: ,.,
To The Tovn Council of the Tovn Of St. Cloud: i:
The Town Surveyor hereby agrees to survey
| and set stakes 81 q inches ard 18 inches
! long at the corners of ali blocks and alleys in
the Incorporate town Of St. Cloud for the sum
of 5000, and to have the same completed on or
before the 1st day Of October, A. D. 1863.
| st. Cloud, June 18Th, 1863.
-. . JAMES Il. PLACE,
| -, r: Town Surveyor.
AID. Zapp moved that the estimate Of James
Il. Place be accepted and placed on file and
that the said James II. Place be authorized to
make the survey in accordance with the esti
mate and to receive tie compensation there
for Is stated in said estimate: Adopted. =,
On motion Of AID. Howard the time was ex-
tended until next meeting for fling an estimate
fer the grading Of. Washington Avenue. "
3 On motion the Council adjourned until Sat
/ urday, June Goth, 1863: Z - -
| p s, B. PINNEY,. =
President Council.
/ Attest: J. ?. WILSON, Recorder.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

The editor being absent, We copy the
foiiv==iin >-1
PERsoNk1.--Ne were favored yester.
day with call from .M!.r. ". B. Mitchell
Of St. Cloud. Mr.. NJ. has recently pur'
chased the St. Cloud Democrat from. Mrs
J! 6. Swisshclm, and proposes to continue
the publication of the same. Mrs. Swiss
helm is engaged as regular correspond.
ent at, Washington: which will add inter
est to the paper. Mr.: Mitchell has fo1
several months had entire charge Of the
Democrat, and has conducted it in an able
manner. We welcome him to the perma.
ncut position which he now assumes.-St
Paul Press 13M- E, ---.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

OUR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS. soLD3lzR


70 tic Women of, Manesota: T.. -: - .
MY. DEAR S1srERs:-Iread today in {
one Of oul leading New, York papers, that.
tile Sanitary Commission advise and urge,
all farmers andjgaraenetsto plant and raise
onions, potatoes, Tomatoes and cabbagesfor
the use of our men both in camp and hos
pital. They say, eThejiudustry of even
one,little boy OF girl, thus applied, may be-
the means. OF relieving untold misery, and
saving many lives" Tomatoes and pick.
led cabbages we could easily furnish, po-
tatoes and onions would not bear trans
tFortation. as well; but all around US, our
Kind Father has thrown. plentiful sup
ply. of the most excellent strawberries,
and there are in the. State thousands. Of
little fingers that would GLADLY pick them
for the soldieIs-how easy to dry, aud
hang them up in a bag In some parts Of
the State gooseberries, raspbcrries, black
berries and .plums are abundant. We
have. vegetables and can spare them they
come to US without money and without
price. None are too poor TO gather dry
them'in Gods free sunshine, and freely
give: Think Of our good Minnesota but
ter wasted because we have no market for
it. Oh! 2:y sisters, know, I feel that we
love our friends iu the army we'll enough
to labor and suffer for them if Iced be
let US save for them, putting down all our
best charnings of butter, saving our rich-
est cheese. drying all the sweet corn We
can, stewing down. and sealing up cans of
tomatoes every way we can providing
tor their con1tort! And; above all, pray
ing for~theul, and God, our God the OH,
nipotent, will smile upon Us and bless our
feeble efforts. Our husbands, fathers AID
brothers, will cheerfuliy furnish means
to buy cans for tomatoes, and tnbs for but,
Know there arc many thIHgs 70 uist
courage US; but it we only try, try faith
fully; means will be found to take them to
the Mississippi river this fall, and then
there will be no difficulty Ill sending Them
either alorth or south. 70 encourage us
let Us Imagine our meo round the camp
FIRE in some southern state spreading Min
.nesvta butter on their bread, or enjoying
a dis.ss oi tomatoes or corn from honae-
Think cf i*',e sick soldier 'bol<tered up in
bed in southern hospital, eating berries,
while his mind wande,-s along the lil]s
of bis dear adopted state, IL III be can hear
again the ringing laugh Of the n'ssrry COM
panions that picked blackberries with hin,
F"only two years ago." They gre our own
boys, tEey arc fighting for us-we will
show them that We remember them, that
We love them and can labor for them -
Sisters Of Minnesota, I know ace aciv!,.
{ Your sister for the Union and the Right
+ E. N. HARRIS.
Chatfeld, Minn!, June 10Th, 1863 r,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

The Boston T+areler, Of the 4th, con-
tains The following =
A gentleman just from New Orleans,
holding position in connection with Far
ragut's feet, gives an account Of an ex-
pedition up the Red River to Shreveport,
where the rebels had navy-yard.
Two iron clads Of great power were
found on the stocks, and we're blown up
and destroyed. .~.-s -
It is believed that they4were powerful
enough to have destroyed our Mississippi
feet. The iron for the vessels had been
sent from Richmond. s'.@A~ g:.r ...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

GRANTS sUcoEssEs--Ihe, President
is in ecstacies oyer Grants success It:
is well enough known, that the ca'opaign
now in progress near >,Vicksburg, was sub.
star tally planned by Mr.. Lincoln him:
self Washington Special.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

a. We will receive wheat, oats, corn
-four, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in. payment Of subscrip-
tions to the DEMOCRAT or. debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to sub
cribe or settle old bills. .,. -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA.

HXrRN3lVR Explorations Of Land in this
Il District subject to private entry, and long
.expssience In Land Office business, give the un-
dsrsigned peculiar Observation-Disclosures 81
land and the location Of Land Warrants. =
LAND WARRANTS for sale At Z small ad-
vance on Neu York Priees.
Contested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
tore the local and General Lxnd Once.
Attention paid to tho payment Of taxes in
Beuton, Shsrburne, Morrison and stearns
counties. ~C
Town lots for sale in st. Cloud.
V8n4l-tf = l.. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

The Nesbern correspondent of the
New York Tribune writeing under date
Of June lst sayvs: or 1l&k1SL- - ,
David Heaton. : special revenue agent, who
recently arrived here to take charge 81 the
commercial interests Of this department, has
received tho rank Of Colonel from Gen. Fos-
ter
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
, Military Appointments.

First Lieut. (and acting Adjutant) John
K. Arnold, to be Captain Of Co. A. 7th
Regiment. a." -. -. 90, ,...~.
Sergeant Major Edward A. Trader, to
be Adjutant, vice Arnold u ....-~-.: :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

One Of the little fellows got Of an
odd expression in this form: "Mother
did General Mitchellgo to heoren?"'-
:.Yes, my child, I think be- did. "s' "Bul-
L.. e. h;,, - aG - - ; ~<G -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

%~-"That's fna strain, "said- one gem
tleman to another, alludingao tho zones
Of, a singer at 9 conccrt the other evening.
"Yes," said countfynian who sat near,
s:but if he strains much more, he'n bust. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
"A Washington letter, in speaking of

the strength of Hooker's army, says: .
Gen. Hooker's army is not so much reduced
by the departure of the regiments whose term
Of service has expired, as people seem to think.
The number: Of regiments leaving makes an
impression UPON the country, but it is gener-
ally forgotten that these expiring regiments
really contain but two or: three hundred men
each. The loss Of the Army of the Potomac
thusfar by the retiring regiments is not over
twelve thousand. - ,,~+ uf-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

Balance due on Claims. Audited 1924, ,5ss:ol
'a The following table recapitulates tic:
lndian claims, aad4ako shows tho amount
due The State from the General Govern
ment tor expenses incurred 81 in raising vol
Z #n i 81 He
United States to State of Minnesota Dr..
January "a, 1882 to payment made >. ;,
6y State Treasurer: ...S3a, $4,000
July 26, le62,'to pay ment maize by ..a:s :.
a State Treasurer. 81: IL
advance made in raising volunteers a,,"f
IN .l862...:... ,22l .06
Is per cent. in lieu :ofcompensation : ~
on the above sums being $64 ,851.32 9. 727 .68
FEBRUARY l6 advances to volunteers 3,ss8.s6
June nell II CLAIMS auai'ed by the State
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

The arbitrator: Vallandigham has
been nominated ~ the Democratic Con- !
vention Of Ohio for Governor of that
~ -! g. - /. ~sI'G { +
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

ts--Tdv individual ~ho.' .''stood sgPon hi.::
own responsibility i, to- be ind:sted fsl
infauticide. ~7q - s&ss es,x
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
VIM. J, PARSONS S .

"A
Clam and Potent Agent, .a
ST. Glove MINI -. 80.
- Il f,-e~7vYi~ c-rrr
TWILL p.s .s,<soa,e, through my correspondent.
st washingto>:: any and all CLAIMS a'anse
the United States, prscur. Patents, ana prepare
and collect Widows, Father : or hotner , 8
claims for bounty Money and srre"..s Oh SOL
dsrs Pay. Invalid Pensions, &C., Sc:
n. "a Fee Biz has been enacted by Con-
rress prescribing the fees to be charged in each
case Of application for Bounty Money and Ar
rearages Of Pay, Invalid and Widows PEN
sions, &c., &C.. s,-t.f =
Ny wsshiugton Correspondent is VIM.
Van Msr.er, Esq. 'se' :
az A full supply Of all necessary blanks
and forms enables me TO attend to applications
without delay. VIM. J. PARSONS.
St. Cloud, May 9th, 1868. v5n42-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
$40s.383.e0

By direct taz under act :.,i 49,, .
ofConsress Of Aug. 9Th 49,
1851 -: >: r., $l0s, s,6s4.oo .. =.
BY proceeds Of sales Of 3: :; 4x =,
property impres sed: -. Is, ls6.1s lii, ,ss0.l3
Total amount due a -; -xu,-.,v.,,-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
]. ". W EN-

q. states Pension 4 Bounty Agency
a-.,'e Ja&" . ~. or
MoFARLA ANE 4 BURD,
MINNEAPOLIS - M1MN.
Office IN State Bank Of A;nnssota.
~ Soldiers At distsnce should send for q
circular ..r 4v.r. = v5nZ7-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

Another Rebel Nhv5.ynrd Destroyed
Two Iron-elads Blown Up. T.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
CLAIMS AGAINsT THE
- UNITED STATES.

from the St: raA Rre.,, .lune. 18th. ',s
p Gov. Ramsey will leave for, Washing
ton Tomorrow with the claim, for DANA
ges arising from tie Sioux Indian raid,
which were audited by the two State
Boards Of, Auditors during their sessions
last winter and spring. In the ordinary
routine Of business in the TREASURY De!
partme ent much delay would ensue before
any portion Of the claims would be paid, !,
as they would have; to be examined by Of
hcels in the Department., but Gov. Ram
sey has the promise of receiving forty per,
cent of the claims tnensedidtely;, and
goes on in person to ensure the fulfill
meut of that pledge 80 -. r. >: =.
! The claims are divided into seven clas..
ses as follows: - ~o O. Il .e<
Glass 4. Pay for Services. !, 11s 90
i = 3, Subsistence and ragc...-.5l. .8s8.2l'
a g C, Clothing. =. ,66i 20
2e :. p, ransportation: - ........-sS, ,sl27s
e Arms and Equipments-......68, ,42o.l2
g. Property lost and destroyed 10, 725. 5.0l
i Miscellaneous:.. ,6s362
s. @.,s II ----
Received BY the sale OF impressed =. 6
properly 1885, IL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
che ST. Cloud Af,uptxat.
Thursday, June ID 1863.

q ". B. MITCHELL, 1BDTyDR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-25

Under <1&ca Of March IA, J. Edwards Clarke,
!. 5. Pro, isional Marshal Of the State of
Louisiana, has issued q decree ordering NO
nIuon and attachment to issue against the es-
<ate and property, ;loIiey, stocks, credits aud
elects q John SlidcII.