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ETA Probate.

Mahitowoc County Court. II the matter OF
the last VIII aid Testament OF Frederick Max,
deceased.
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CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL

In the commercial metropolitan If the contry ,
which shallgive constant, beld an Cd VICIOUS ut
terance to the conservative sentim ovouf the
best men and honest masses of the ents on
Opposing every enemy to the
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MRS. sWIssfIELM.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Detroit Tribune, il describing a visit to
Campbell Hospital, thus speaks Of Mrs.
Swisshelm: ..
Mrs. Swisshelm is volunteer nurse at Cam.
pell, and she has made her presence living
reality there. While going through one Of
the wards with her, was amused with the
cheerful humor she throws into everything for
the benefit Of her -"sick boys" as she calls
them. Stopping at the cot of q, fine looking
boy, '1his lad," said she, iran about 50 much
We could do nothing with him, so to keep him
still re had to take his foot off he has be-
haved better SINCE" So from cot TO. cot she
goes, carrying to each something to cheer the
heart: or to alleviate his suffarings. l LEFT the
place satisfied that Washington has at least
one model hospital
Says the Philadelphia Di1l ia recent
article on the inAnnce and devotion of wo-
men in the war against treason. =
We dare not cite instances of tho noble de-
votien of American women to their country,
lest we should seem to wrong some true friend
Of the soldier by omission !; yet, we cannot
forbear to speak Of Jane G. Swisshelm, who
is to the Washington Hospitals what Florence
Nightingale was to the Crimca.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

& hundted dollars fer pare ov boots, these
! feet 50 sboelesa per oonsequeas. The
sNarth air decidedly the best place to hang
yin. But = man must sacriis. something
toGye With his frens.''' ~. :.:
b. t:n Y W,ll," zez I; "thare's one thing you
& cass i let your mind rest easy on. Eff you
ii ,iiRe in this land till you air As ole IS Me.
ihoosela, yo'll never be sent North fer de-
nouncin the Coufed. Government. Nary"
With these surcustic remark I left him
q; continued on me raid. l soon met the
uhiqooitous reliably informed gentleman,
who was skedaddin from Jeff's domains.
!. "Hsw's things in Richmon :" inter-
.rogated. ~. p
IS Sn'The tn popuhce.z air maxim merry over
what that they, b consider good nevs."'
/ ~Wet's the hatcher ov it?'' alkst
{ !. j. j" just before, I left that city it vas
putty generilly believed that the Confed-
eraey's Northern frens had indooced Lin
ken to place Young Napeleou,at the head
OF the Union armyone more. The Con-
tedcrates were about withdrawn the big
slisst portion ov thare spare army from
Fredericksburg to send it to VicksLure,
as they considered 10000 enough to hold
YIN: at bay. They air certain now that
they will be recognized BY Jack Bull
an every other Bull; that they will receive
aid from England evry other land.
jeff has ;ssooed 3 or 4 proclamations or
derin seyril weeks ov rfastiu an prayer,
.thosthey have fastin without the prayer,
putty often" J. ..,>, -.'
Thar's no KNOWN how long I wood have
continood me raid thro the ill:fated rebel
States, eff I hadn't bin discovered by a
party ovimounted gorr,llas, which start
q in pursuit ov the undersind. But
maid 3 OF 8 strategetic 1novmints towards
E,cffmou,= an 1mmeJst,y fouuu- uaesrn III
Wasbinton. .''~I -.
+ We have bad news from Vicksburg.-
1t is stated that the Rebs in a fit ov des-
peration, or sum other fit, has set the Mis-
sissippi on fire, consumin all our gunboats,
an entirely cuttin orf Grants supplies,
Aeavin him no other alternative but to sur
render or starve.
P.S.-Thc above report air discredit-
ed. 1t halls from New York.
An am yours, without hsiling,
A. WARD, JR.
philadelphia Sunday Dispatch.
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Ths7eanasds 1adisp. If, to o'-
tair: 9 lhe. stMT.E,xbefas still ear:i;:, !,
ly SHIELDED b. ~ poplar tree .nd vines
lszseoesipS tAsSfittle 1yon, just .,.fezne>i
To- %; 1~.s .obl'gedzo Ok tose himself ;
aad both Indians and Ch.uaeey L., ,6rot;
simultaneously: C.'s t1ll Instantly killc,;
the !onnded Indian :: the ladi.es buil
whntied close 81 G. cheek, xh;le ;. bucl
shot from the other indiana ~ struck
Mr. L. on the left shonlder bids, uakip:, :,
,desh wound, perhaps two insheeaand Il
half in length. The r.ther Iadi.a Ties
Mi: i dropped when the shot' struck hia,,
a9d, c. L: thinking his fathear} was kiiiej
and not; knowing how many Indians 1t1efo
might be around them, aide jnxiaig:: ~
ammur rition, his father,r,,,ho w.a-.s-soni:
distance d! FROM him, having the ,nsn'uu:-
ton, now thought it best to retreat and
give the atsrm.:js >@c "743,1t1oH s@a
The young n,an reached Hutchinson
. and returned with . squad Of, ipfaatry
and s some citizens. They found the; dea,i
glldian, and relieved Of bis hairs ect.isss' :
coat and several other .meuepsos; s-::s,>
e" Mt,; Ia. reached sautehinsod III safety.
It: has been learned that tbs coat Ia.
ken from this Indian = was the sane worn
BY Mr.. james Mcl3annon,. Who ..s uur- ~;
dcred between Fair Haven and kine.to,,
-aa account, Of which ssas givsa h.
week. r7a2&t =: .s.s>: ~ -: .: e :r=o2 =.
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e :.
FROM ARTEMUs WARD, Jr,

WASHINGTON, June 18th. 1863.
Things air gradooly comm to climb
acks.
An ef things fail to arrive 2 a climbacks
as fastly as they shood, its all OWN to the
Copperheds.
And other traitors!
-Them's the ginril impression here. Dit
to in other places.
A report is il; circoolation here that left.
Davis, with 500 other negro solgers has
captoored Bosten, and the Conted:: flag
now proudly floats over Fannel Hail.
The report air altogether untroo, as it
orrigernated in New York.
The Peas party-another name for ira
tors, you know-the Peas men, who wood
like to own slaves, and thare trends who
do own 'em, say this air niggev war
that when Mr. Honest Abe was inogor.
ated, it was to free our darks." The
statement 'air not visible the nzk ed eye;
But it cardt Be denied, that when J. Buck.
cannon-sun.times called Ole Public
Funkt,on.ry, for short WAS ihothsoraated il Il
it wac to free Dark Hours. An many
difk hours has tie North. experienced
since that event. III on account Of JseB,a
imbeeiItyl y oSHM.dpt M ks .tths'f 4 ppop9st ' eair
this rsbslkonhna The bud! And did he
bip'it!!' Not niipp: @Hads't'lethies pow. ii
q to squelch i in its inf.ncyz And did
he .qssl.h it'E EsloA .a'~.'s; mar,
squeauA!0 12A1T OF @2&@Tz.sET -
'.:AH these fsets ar . q clear, % the hoo
man visiou ssthe ouooud.y 'son-so plane
that he who reads may run.
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Tht st. Gloud .dlemptrat.
ST. CLOUD, MINI, JULY 16rH., 1859.
"'*. THE FIRST a1tHEs0TA. 1' u
.. (. -. .ss,s. !s:.} -.---- ! ,~9l13TGtI
Letter from Col. 11iller-11eetIng Of Old
-: uCmbeE0. 49, A&2t }&SiS

Is :
The Pres. publishes 4 letter from Col.
Stephen Miller-aa that paper says "tto
gallant Colonel et the First Regiment du:::
ring the Peninsula campaign, and now
commanding the Garrison Forces in this
Military District" reply to note ad-
dressed him concerning the First Mime
sofa Regiment, from which we make the
>followin extract:
ST.. PAUL MINI, July 9, 1868.
MY DEAR SIR The sad and terrible
intelligence from the Minnesota First, with
which it was my privilege to be. SO long
and Intimately connected, falls upon me-
with such crushing weight that l cannot
pen line tor publication. ~. =. '~.~'1
Ibes however, that you will in your
own way suggest that public meeting be
called with reference to this fearful calam-
ity, SO soon as the facts can reach us in
an authentic shape.
In addition to resolutions commemora:
ting the honorcd dead and coudolipeg with
the many; surviving sufferers, would il. not
be we'll TO inaugurate .an association, for the
erection Of 3 suitable monument in St.
Paul or vicinity, upon which to iuscribe
the names Of the fallen heroes, Of the now
immortal MINNESOTA F1RsT. = 81
I In response to these suggestions, !.
meeting of the old members of the First
Regiment now in the State was held at
St: Paul on the llth inst. Gen. Gorman
was called to the chair Resolutions we're
adopted expressive Of admiration and con:
dqlenoe. Col: Stephen Miller: Col. q. N.
Morgan aud lieit. s. +: nase;dtaeat taa were 't,
appointed committee to confer with the
A-1----1---->:l- ->cAL~ ..:tu nth ,of,.
cnc' to a monument as suggested in Col.
Miller's letter. pr. Stewart, and Lieuts.
Kaguct and German were appointed a
committee to call public meeting to con.
slider the matter. .~. -:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
STATE NEWS.

The Minneapolis Ne,os has been en-
larged to an eight-page paper, and looks
well in its new proportions.
. SU1clDE.-James Mathews, a resident
Of this place, and formerly a respected
member Of society, committed suicide on
the 29th ult, by cutting his throat from
ear to ear with razor. Another victim
to the passion for strong drink.-Hastings
Ctmserrer.
We are informed by dealers that the
demand tor reapers never was so great be.
fore as it is this season. The enormous
quantity imported last spring has nearly
all been sold, and several of. the agents
have been obliged to send for more
Ibid. :.
MURDER.-A correspondent of the
Press writing from -Chepgwatenna in
Pierce County, gives an account of the
murder ola citizen of that place named
Geo. Hathaway, BY Gilbert Hspks, horse
thief from Auoka County. Hathaway saw
Henks at Chengwatonna, with horse he
bad stolen and for which areward of forty
dollars was, offered. He arrested the thief
snd star rted, with him alone towards Sun
rise. Nothing was heard of them for
several days when the people made search
'ad after a three days hunt found the
body Of Hathaway in the woods about si'x
miles from the place Of starting. He had
been beaten with club and bis neck cut
With knife. The murderer is supposed
to have come somewhere in this region.
The, following description Of him is CIV
en-: ,a.aI xlA~ ,@~21 49,. - -
Aboet25 years old, Of medium height about
five feet md eight inches rather heavily bull,
broad lctpsy Mg bte.at; and little. rounding
in his sh9alders hrs broad, somewhat Aa4
fsce, dirk r1mptexion, black or dark brown,
hair short, hllek, stout whiskers, = and :,
eo1svhit, ,fIAjsF scolored mustache,; this and,
the whiskery haainf been cut very short Late
y. He wore, when lsst seen, ., gray Pepper,
and sst color, loose ssck coat, Old pants. and;
4 "pststt r"tH An'sVtt:fiI An'stt:iI 44Eesi} st .is3
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HOW THAT INDIAN WAS KILLED.

Our last week. is=ue contained notice
of an Indian having been killed iu Nc
Leod County and the scalp bounty
claimed at the Adjutant Generals $
Office on the capillary appendage
that had vegetated on the apex Of the
eaput of the aforesaid Mr.; Coppcrskin.
The Press has the following version Of
how it was DONE written from HutcLiu:
son. -" 80: ..'-
On last Friday evening July Sd, as MI.
Lampson: and bis son Chauncey we're trav-
cling, ,along.the road, six miles north ,os this
place, they. discovered two Indians -,
" The ground where the indians were dis
covered, is little prairie opening in tho
woods, interspersed With clumps of bush
es:snd vines, and few scattering poplars:
The Indians we're picking berries and did
not discover the Messrs: L. Conccaling
themselves immediately, Mr.. IT, after re.
aectiag moment On the best course Is be
pursued, taking advantage of the cover
offered 'bg.z poplar surrounded With bush.
es and vines, crept quietly forward until
10 reached the tree sStesdyineS his Gun
.gainst' the tres, andf taking delibsrats aim
he fired, The Ind,an instantly, 4threxE
back bis hands iwithaa yen, and fell back:
ward, to the ground, severely wounded
Not knowing how many Indians. there
might BE, Nj. I thought best TO retreat !
little to obtain the shelter Of soms bushes:
In deins this, he had to pass over a little
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
ABAI. ESTATE AGENCY,
2sa7 sr.. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

T,xrENsIvE Explorations Of Land in this
District subject to private entry, and long
e1psrisnesi in Land Office business, give the un-
der.igned peculiar advanta in the selection Of
land S.l1 the location Of Land Warrants.
Ia LAND WARRANTS for sale at email ad-
vance on Nep York Prices.
, Contested Pre-. .Emption cases prosecuted be-
tore ths local and General Land Of5ee.
Attention paid to the payment Of taxes in
Benton, Sherburns, Morrison and -Stesrns
seuntiss. 3,.;.e. A,.4 -4..Eis.,
Tswn lets for sals in st. Cloud.
v8n4l-tf L. A. EVANS.
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Have ~ heard Of Fort Doaslsoa's desperate
fight. $500. .~
Whsfs ths gallant Northwest raised its right
am Of might, - -.-~-.eer3.
Whsrs thousands 10 b1a1sly went down in the
alAughter ,a~
For blood-waahed Liberty. Gods only daugh-
ter: - - .-
Where the traitor flag fell, and our banner
Ger IN army Of captured and suppliant ices
The old flag is waving there. prouder and
prouder,
Pierced by the shot and begrimed by the
powder!
Heard ye Of Shiloh. whore fierce Be.uregard
Overwhelmed us with numbe. and pressed ID
50 hard, -
Til! our veteran supportera came up to our aid.
And the death debts of battle were trsb::y paid,
Where Ike snow. drifts the slaughtered were
heaped on the plain,
And the arch rebel johnson went down with
: the slain! .. I.'g...4,
The old flag is waving there, Prouder and
prouder,
risrced by the shot and begrimel by the
powder!
Heard ye the cannon-roar down by Stone
river?
Saw ye the bleeding braves wither aud culver
Heard ye the shout and the groan and the
rattle,
And saw ye the desperate surging Of battle
Volley upon volley, and steel upon steel,
Breast unto breast, how they lunge and they
II reel! '"
The old flag is waving there, prouder and
prouder,
Pierced by the shot and begrimed BY the
powder.
Heard ye Of V1ckszuko, the rebel Gibraltar,
Where the hand Of. the traitor built tyranny g
altar, - - =, --:.:-.,7 ~
Where their hosts arc walled in by q Gordon
Of braves,
And the pits they have dug for defense are
their graves,
Where the bomb-shells are bursting and hiss
ing the shot,
Aud the fres Of destruction are flaming and
hot?
TUE OLD FLAG Is WAVING THERE, prouder
and prouder,
Pierced by the shot and begrimed by the
powder!
Heard ye from Getty tysburg ?-Glory TO- God!
The Heavens are ell thunder and streaming
the sod
Tie volleying Of rifles is piercing and loud
And the smoke of the battle rolls up in cloud
Lo the gleam of the bayonet, the fash of th<
sword!
They ara scattered asd erushed BY the help Of IL,
Lord!
The old flag is waving there, prouder AND
prouder,
Pierced by the shot and bcgrimed by tn,
powder!
CLEARWATER, July 4th aud 9Th, 1868.
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OLD MAIDS or BAD REpCTA71oaG..:: :!
Miss GoorpiSn.j S..rhan. GRADER
Miss Virgihia: anna Sacred Soil. +,--,, .,-ss-
Miss Alabama Bag getelle, ~9s.
Miss Tenny-see seed; 81:
Miss Louisa Anna, :t'a~ :
Miss sissippi Bonds lrepudt.t.d, '.~s.. ...Gz, =
Miss Florid. Water (salty and ash,3s.:..
Miss Texas {rear suard.)z ss;sa=:sC D..
The Misses Carolina, Shivery.e :, ;s.2a.
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THEIR DATTLEa.

Pryor Engagement. their chsice Of
time, place and weapons or they go Pottsr-ing
home from Get-as 'burgh, to Leesburg. the
Longstreets and Hills Of old virginny. sce,y
time
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THEIR ,AMUSENEE1V,

THEIR ,AMUsENES1s. =
Invading the North Red RspuhtisauBs1ls
and Democratic Hard Shells. Matto,s s.The
further off We are the better"
Returning to the tune Of 'tYankss Doodle
came to towu, while the army Of tie Potomac
flaps its 'cisgs, and the American esGts hovsts
over the centre and gives . universal ksersam.
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- 2@"5"o For the 81. Cloud penoct...
THE sOUTHERK CoNx 1DERAtI.
-ALIAs- ;TGI-@g2s;
A Con6oundea7sCurt ::slls:~.
...ar6 4: y7.r:2 :9vcJ'
Jeff Dav;s and Bsaureddyd.7 7:"S
.6.GGlL -S1.1'-e.
= cAurloA:,1 Il -9s....<
ne conttsts ctsthe 4bee<s. Po;.,.si
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a. coatn1spxnazi /, :z,..--,*
Gen conspiEsey. Gen .Br.x., s7a c~
Gen. Contrabsnd, :, Gea: Bankruptcy,
Gen. Conscriptikn,. Gen. Polk Root, :1a3
Gen. Contempt, a.; Gen. Ruin, -.
Gen. Cotton [spun opt) Gen 1enor.noasI IAoa,
Gen. Poor Conditic1,i Gen. roonbs Qbr.vs+,
Gen. Closing Of the Ports. -'so@s>.
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W. N. ]. PARSONS,
Ausrney end, CbsnseIlor st Lar, a*d Licensed
C1aim and Patent Agent,
sr. CLOrD : :: MINI.

r WILL prosecute, through my correspondents
81 n rWashington, any and all claims against
the United States, procure Patents, and prepare
aud collect Widows, Fathers or Mothers
claims for Bounty Money and arrears of Sol
diers' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &C., &c.
B.-A Fee B;u has beeu enacted by Con-
srsss prescribing the fees to bs charged in each
case Of application for Bounty Money and Ar
rearaxes Of Pay, Invalid and Widows PEN
s;oss, &c., 50.
Ny Warrington Correspondent is Wn.
Van Marter, Esq. ..
~ A full supply Of all necessary blanks
and ferns enables me to attend TO applicationS
without delay. WM. j.. PARSONS.
st. Cloud May 9th, 1868. v5n42-tf
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LLMxEARE.

Diet of Worms. Ra.tlesnaks..l zeopp,rhsads.
Centipedes and Gallinipperh,
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nE0Srt2T

Wild Rice and Mofasses Gap. Buttssuuts.
IL: soft shelled and easily cracked so'r.
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a T. sUPHAM, ~
sURGEoN DENTIST,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

10 sll taltlai P',nsion 4 Bounty Agency
az. 3s a.as Tot s. OF t. ga.
MdrIAR.LANE 4 BuRD,
T-l0NNEAPOL1S M1MN.ee,.o't
0Hatsc6sHE5ask Of Aiasesota.
Soldiers It : distance should send for i.
circslsr. -. ry,~ iy6n27-1y
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.s-Uucle SANS bad boy-sonny
South.
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fhE DEMOCRAT

fhE DEMOCRAT
10 r.blishsd at st. Cloud, Stsarus County
sliaussots, every Thursday aftsrne On.
'sFaSss As4 - sA&. - #ss.f
oiii6ass Co6asl TDssD Avaxui AxD WAsA-
lxoroS TIs1T.
TERMS:
. II sI.e NH, - ys.l. .g,... $s.toe
TN I'M ssvt.'' ea:y'''' ,eo6 .o6
It rve.sy copies. one yesr. land one
sopy extra to tho tetser up Of The
sIa6. :. 1000
.>tsy.sslsia. i i. ,a,..,.,,, s.n.a.aa .d,.aee
RATES OF ADVERTISING
0as column. one ysar. 5000
H4lf Solnmn, S9,OO
.O1s-su,sh of .tsolamn = ! 1900
oue square, (tsn lines or lsss) one week, 100
busiuess Cards not over ak lines, 500
over six lines and under ten, 100
Legal Advsstising Done At legal rates.
a4Milets4 q busl1sss e ss directed 70 the
EDITOR.
JOB PRINTING.
OF al kinds neatly. cheaply and expeditiously
"a executed. +
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THEIR REFREsHMEKTa.

Mead. very poor whiskey- Mead, Rot-eut-
whiskey-Mcad, 40 rod whlstey-Msjor Gen.
Mead: $3.50 s.s' - $50
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RDWA I'd O. HAMLIN. wv. Q. MOORE.
... HAML1N 4 MOORE,
.ATToRNgYss co couNsE1LoRsATLAH
-, Oncs--Corner of Washington Avenue and
st. Germain Street.
Or. CLoUD :. : MIINIsoTA.
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WINES,

Port Royal, PortHudsor and dry Port. in
abundance = '8'>sA AIS s',*'''*
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"A ruler should reflect '.hat foreign
over he must rein 10.
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--.~'a"' J.: ". WREN,
= PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON,
will practice Medicine in all its branches, in
luding midwifery and operative surgery
st. Cloud, Mimi, Dec. 1th, 1862.
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INPORTATl0Na.

1MPoRTATl0Ns. 81,
Birthstone, Salt Peter aud Charcoal linked.
Taken burnt with fatal: effects, Aoeompsaisd
By Minnie H.s HI Balls; sna Hts = shkses.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

JoB PR1NIlN
OF Ill kinds neatly, cheaply and expeditiou'ly
executed.
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:. MORO ron both SECTIONS, 80
rhe North .oa. dependent 81 ootfoa:
TIE South riu 5e de-peaddisy ID h.uff.:
A CONTRIBUTORS
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Arthur. This attr4cdxe home iMAea.:
zino for August Is on our table Tho,
e.srfNvios, rN '.sqmnsf; Sum pretty and .p-.
ptoporate. 4 variety, of reading matter
IS given. - - =. ~
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The Minneapolis Ne,os has been en-
larged to an eight-page paper, and looks
well in its new proportions.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

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Smyrna times., 1863-02-19
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