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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
TOWN OF SAINT CLOUD.

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
w .E.AVING-

r AM PREPARED TO WEAVE CARPETS
in the best manner, and on the shortest
notice, Rooms, NO doors south of the Stearnb
Housa MRS. MARGARET MOORE;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
A M ERICAN HOU Sc.
ST. CLOUD, :: MINI.

T,HE above house has been opened by III.
/ undersigned, and the most perfect and am
pie Accommodations provided Tor the comfort 0
guests: 1t isGpleasantly situated, commands
a good view, and is well tept Travelera
stopping there; can take the stages for any de-.
sired point. s:': ri,
The Grow Wing stage leaves this house on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday mornings,:
,"tv9n44:1y # = F MONTH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
II T. NRY w. w EARY.
CARRIAGEMAKERn

7 HAV 3 removed to my new shop noar tho
| Bridge, where am prepared to do all kinds
af woi. in the Carriagemaking line. Wagons.
,arriagesand sleiyhs made ii 4, neat, and sub.
stantial manner at low rates. Particular A.
tention paid to repairing. .>.E.}lk v3-nIf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
F.. TALCOTT,
AUCTION NOTICE.

We will sell at Auction, at the lowest rates
of commission, REAL ESTATE, BONDS,
MORTGAGES, HORSES, WAGONS. MER-
CHANDlSE and property of every descrip-
ton, and we will make cash advances on
property. We keep on hand Notions, Watch
es, and Jewelry to sell to the trade, &C. Ped
lers' order or consignment promptly attended
sales at ten o'clock A. NJ.
II. E. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers,
On Third st.. second door from the Merchants
Hotel, Il. Paul, Minn. v5n28-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
NO THE PATRoNs OF THE WING.

For twelve months past advance payment from all new sub
sbss sy enforced according 70 announcement oil
prevous date. The enforcement Of e terms with the old
patrons paper for long time been known and yea
20 be necessity squsy bu rsag upon these patrons
to sorfom 70 advance rom aneTeseuse - astee 70
n r,bsag hnness transactions for months past
have been on strictly cash have heated 70 erase the
names OF such as IN We nd ourselves with
large rapidly Increasing Indebtedness from this source with
on our usual facilities for collecting moneys due, and adopt as
matter OF sepressrvaon the following terms Of subscription
Tor the future;
No ns vbs entered without payment In advance and every
name VII be certainly % books At the expiration Of the
tine paid for.
TIE papers going 20 persons who have paid for the same
% periods m advance this date viii be discontinued At the e1'
paou paid for unless renewed BY advance payment
m papers sent persons who In srars for past sub
scrpon and continue thus 70 be until the hrst day OF April
NEXT viii be discontinued that day aud subscriber Of this
class VII subscriber until all arrearses are paid
ApvESrrsr5 hsnseh be strictly By the square, according
% oE published Annual and other terms OF Ecsommoda-
lor c os ssesj BY special arrangement with the oice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

Gsvsrtrr S-vues,s Nesszr. a lsb5Irsj defence Of
s-z.ss Rlgzis aa tt15s sas -set5l talt ,ne States
ed ,as Fs3srs, G0-ssnlaas ass ise the two Ron "a
Csea1s ss-- s5~-z- e. "a ass gfs.Sl,.s Province, tJi
taa. ssth -ts str.ss Gs5 ,i, Es4,l Government are
sss1rdiasts 70 ;he c-s'so- % sae ysilsa S;asgs--
Il ssssrss thss sh-a tbe Fc3-si j3yeramsnt Or ssg
Jaoastrest % eef4sa. ezcs-es trs8sccais the lin
it1 e. sae C9ls;,-a. c1-cg11acs ag0s che H5eg;y o
sas citizen or The rI's o. i- State, Is IS coufcsga
Tor .bs ss,s aa7r,y - igtcrPe5s aad arrest The e-i
He sAa7res sl1s sac prcssa Federal Administrator, b.
srsisrsFT arrcsc. s ssreusioa o. the writ Of fa5sa'
sslsss AND ghs Fsc. sloa o. -a--ai tr. has Invaded
.se rights OF t5e S,- led cf e..i-sz-. aul iupeiiy
nser,s Ia; il as PHeisyc aai il;y a. Goveraor Of
Nev Yo-s % iag-goss Hs does aot say Ia 50 uaay
-,i, sa. be VA a-scs, GA, a5 sl or sc Federal Gov
srnmsa, u.lis lis lsi-ioa, b., al means this Or b.
uesns n5thidg-
Ts.s uorsl da,,r,ss Tor YaHkesdom has excited a
-o,l s.,l Of ts--sl.'oa Go ths Mes YORK psPsH. The
Pa. AZ s-st holgh, s, ssupid and hsruo,' uut upon
l..,sr consideration. regards IL 81 yssy aeiog' ana
,..,, vi.h asi.rbist o. undertakes 20 explode the
csv,rsor's doctrine. ard In elaborate article a.
,,,s 70 ,lsa ilt Ills Esse1eacy il proioun l'y isro
-,-f ~ 4hst be g. satug ab9sL The E5tae pro.
ro,ess The Mss.sgs coaicmu1le and d,smi'les it sinh
sasiry uacoarseost spIhes- Toe As.a4f devotSs col
emma o. auiasioa 20 tHe Message and its suthoc 10 Is
10, nos asaasrfu Prodsct0n Of the age, aad oPeas
sr ca IL The potea history q che coaatFy' i Il
s,.5t ,hs Es-r} =gull gladly see Governor SeyHoIr
ssles As dos-.zes practise, aai Nsc L.aeoaa isol
"a .r,borisy sithlr he limits o. York stats 5res us
.srs,es f5s ,ss sust tine aaos ne Re.ga Of Teffo
80 IA, the HsraS dared to speak dsTes9ssSfng Of
I, -. A. c,.ta 7tbsr YsaFea uauers reg8i1S.
~, p,.,s Of yilssaioa Immediately ths sloGsss Of
ne psuoersts ia the a's elections hIi Ro' % 'os
Esru4. 6. soaasei 70 aad ihs ao"ssi saa pA'f'''e
cslsi Nsgs-.is sbo diaInisssd Nee aud 'if'e1
,rs5 sas 6orsgaBsai into the hsads q he A9'Alon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

her sons and daughters have been uuEemttng in their
attentions to all who required care and nursing
sands Of Confederate soldiers will remember wtagrati-
ude the kindness they have received froH VrgniAnS in
the hours Of affection. ----.....s- + ',al e. So
Recently many of the soldiers of Virginia In the dis
charge Of duty have gone to North Carolina and else
where posts Of danger where they may be engaged
In severe and bloody battles All the indications point
With unerrng certainty one or more great battles On
the coast of our noble sister STATE in which Vrgnians
are to play trust no unimportaut part Our soldiers
absent from bone and family will require attention
clothing will be Observation-Disclosures for the sick and
wounded will be requiredand it will be our daty as
well as our pleasure provide for their comforts and for
the preservation of their lives " ...f.y -.
All these States believe, have made large appropria
tions through their Legislatures Cor these objects The
Legislature of Georgia at the late session, appropriated
four hundred thousand dollars for this purpose alone
Her hospital in this city and her depot of supplies are
amply provided and whatever her soldiers needed have
been furnished the requisiton of the surgeon in
whose charge the sick and wounded might happen be-
Every reason should operate upon to make every
Virginia soldier comfortable aud supply his wants, ex
posed as be is to all the casualties Of war.
| therefore recommend that the Legislature make q
liberal appropriation for these Objects and commit the
management of the business to competent and efficient
hands We have numbers.Of persons amongst US Who
will cheeruly undertake it, and will that these de-
sirabe objects are secured.
Respectfully,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
fac, We infer itspeaEs truly when IL says: The Adolf

fact we infer tspeaks truly when Ii says The ADOLF
tionists have played out -.Ely ...----.-
If one might judge Yankees on the same principles
we employ in judging the rest of mankind s might be
safe to conclude that some convusOn impending
The Fall elections at the North, and especially that OF
New York, haze been followed by most wonderful rev
olution in words and actions both by Government and
People For eighteen months Reign of Terror, cruel
and relentless prevailed throughout the Northern States
The freedom Of the press and of speech was abolished
all the liberties Of the citizen we're in allegiance arbra-
~ arrests by telegraph and Incarceration without trial.
were the order Of the day But soon as Seymour was
elected Governor of New York, the prison doors were
opened the victims Of tyranny set free, and 1t was
given out thar no more arrests in the loyal States would
be made From this, it would appear that Seward
thought there was something more than mere formal
ty in that eeeon-that it meant something real threat
ening and practical. At the same time the Northern
papers, who are endowed with the most seurrilous
tongues Of any of backguards since the days OF the
Roman Pebs and who had been dumb as oysters during
the whole Reign of Terror recovered the use OF their
tongues and their capacity for ytuperaton They have
not been srng in the exercise of this talent and no
rebel print can compare with of them in the bit
ternes and srOcy of the attacks upon their late idols
This. too may mean something. As free speech and
tyranny cannot long cOexist it may be that the down
fall of thssy -ar's may be at hand.
While tis remarkable change has come over the Yam
kee Government and press the army appears to have
felt the influence At this very time several Of the most
distinguished of their Generals arragned before
Courts of Inquiry for disObedience of ORDERS some
for ncompetency and for treason, and Generals
are summoned witnesses to testify against Generals
The spectacle is refreshing If any one else than
Yankees who are engaged in this internecne war; we
should not hesitate predict acatastrOphe Very high
authority tells US that house divided againstsef must
fall. But the Yankees are exceptional. They are sui
geRsris and are governed by rules not applicable to
Christianized communities Throw cat into the air as
you may and he will fall upon his feet So it may be
with the Yankees Discord and vlpending and wrang-
ling among themselves may not be attended with the
same effects with them as with Others The result must
determine
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
THE SURPRISE AT HOLLY sPRINGs-IMMENsE

We have already published statement from the cor
respondent of the New York 7rbus who estimates the
Yankee loss at Holly Springs at sG,OO0,0Oo. The
amount of goods captured and their value will asonish
oar readers 1t is greatly to be regretted that the
400 0OO suits Of clothing could not have been retained
but we have the satisfaction Of knowing that for the
want of them the Yankee soldiers will suffer greatly
The Southern account, from an eyewitness, says
The surprised camp surrendered / 500 men and $50
commissioned officers who were Immediately paroisd-
And then commenced the work Of destruction. The
extensive buildings Vi the Mississippi Central Depot the
station house, the engine houses and immense lstore
houses were filed with supplies of clothing and com
missary Outside of the depot the barrels OF
four estimated half mile in length, ono hundred aud
fty feet through and fifteen feet high. Turpene was
thrown over this and the whole amount destroyed
Up town. the house aud public buildings, livery
stables and all eapacous establishments were hea cell
ing high, with medical and ordnance stores. THESE
all fred and the explosion Of one OF the build-
iugs in which stored hundred barrels Of pow
der knocked down nearly all the houses the south
side Of the square Surely such scene Of devastation
was never before presented to the eye Of Glance
at the gigantic estimates:
1900 fixed cartridges and other ordnance stores
valued at ST. 100000 including 5000 rifles and 1000
revolYers
100000 suits of clothing and other quartermaster
stores valued $500 O00 5000 barrels Of flour and
other commissary stores, valued at 100000.
1000 600 worth of medical stores for which invoices
to that amount were exhibited and 1000 bales of cot
| ton and 5000 900 worth of suffers stores.
As there was no time these immense stores
from the buildings containing them they were all de.
stroyed comprising the Mississippi Central depot en-
CINE houses and houses the most elegant and ca
pacious In all the South the courthouse, livery stable
and the largest buildings the public square.
While the capture OF the camp parolng of the pr-
aud destroying Of the stores going the
Texas Rangers, comprising the 9Th 9Th aud 81 legions
became engaged with the Michigan cavalry and drove
them, pellne through town. and run them Oh north,
with considerable loss TO the Abotionsts, aud loss
| of thirty in killed and wounded our part.
The ladies rushed from the houses, Wild with Joy,
crying out, There's some The Fair Grounds. Chase
them kill tasa, fer Gods sake' one lady said. "Ths
Yankee coEamandgBt o. the post s In my house come
cad aateh him " sad search Instituted but without
,u.cess: When the noble woman assisted that la
raess Ss.ec.,A, sti ansr' sites much RiG tho gal
| liant (saye the mG:kD CCi3e Murray, sue ihs. s2.s
Yankee commandsnt OF Hoiy Springs pulled out
from under his bed, ead presented himself In his noe
tlrnal httil.uent TO bis captors. .. ...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERClAL.

THURSDAY. JNnusry IS, 1865
The rates of premium for specie continue irregular,
some brokers asking Offering others The difference
L 50 material that parties dcs buy or the
thoroughly before closing We give fair quotation for
gold 81 80 buying ~ ~ sers. For sian amounts 81 o.
Silver unsettled than gold, but 81 30 buying and 81 co
seng about average Sterling quote
o. - 10 o. l9H.
IN bonds and stocks recent sales aud asking rates IN
de,s he following quotations. Confederate boHds uo0 M ieO
as M los ani int; vghA res1 io; ~ Carolina
srh 100 and Sat 90 DO sizes l3 Tennessee sizes III Va
C.rt q u sort ia a.. do 81 no, Va and Tenn.
49, a. 49, F-as '-an-s Ran Nsvralea c., bssas,
ssa IS 10 Esrrpprs sto-Ai lvs raEA ts,
:, NBsnE OF Va -
Z" pAzin fbsa5,-r OF Mobile, has sugge,ied plan
a. ~ oaT aosas DEBT viboo' tssAtoa gas Ecsiiian
Z" sasgeisF Of sesnsSeisrd shily, sud
a.seasa 5y ;hs people Of Bis ssetiea suitable
s'sS SIS q Secretary q the Treasury BE Sas
P0H ssai cel Of she e5sTsncy sihes the
4'A II ka TqEs h.vs attracted eo0sasrs5ls attention.
yRE ;as sti'o1al dsS; has recently, a, The request
-, F' 2 i-sIlrs " sissifappi b'sa sseasd o
\ = srisGg AZ tst9=u
1s ts's, ;ssSa DC SC amended - MAKE Confederate
Inst &c 1re ih@, vac national debt b funded
aoSs Tnrps ssau bseoulr The purehsssF o! hs
That tse 10 20, EsRi 9ay, tsi i0r assts q Year,
ire co9ten Coy -te0ss axet Aad Eniform psice.
psYaf the Hnrs tbs Absolute Of tie epafe
crop hsyns s.ts Il, sSrii pay our dsis
Prise and rs rrn ssy be ssie upSn every bag ship7sa
Tat heavy "a tio EFe tse eoSernmea; The exclusive
moaoyoT % the -ACs ~ s 80 pernJ = fpea % b II
D Fhs coi7n eve Spar5ase Il has ys been discovered,
oDeaci article iof 10Th ptsirSsS that
he pre'eat fas - h-sA II fssht be tiey 10 s h
| uiu kaTeii, even - th4i
| Tor kai 81 sRAFshiss - lhr plsnte tseivb
t. tsht tae Sefea'aeht setting foF double ihas
ees ior u c9poo ata q Nesii EMS % tf
prcr (uoru D. hadJ u - rsaA ecs ~ Whit nsyy
local dsb ia ave years be- ,sas s.isalar.et r ip.
.azy be bui.s ID ias TasAusites 90
80 -. suction &ae' Of dry goods,
- "A yisss yesterday, at the ware
N'NF "A VN - AIS iosshs list OF tss
Ft'ss % zoe Ps"''1 fsseg de- siass20TE, gray
Hlact knd waite prhis Sistk IS s,e-I 80 stlS ~
csssiaeys t66bi la aaiiur tiH soFry iss-s "a y. .-
DO tll0l; kcufs geghAbs .silet 40 s5I2X essss'
a.Busi s2LJ ~ ref 90. fst ,ss = sss.ss. YsI .Afa
il-sl fa2astal American aialA sp bsek Freasl
&iaot P.icni bread ts"es D. ~ k'aEk ssseas t3Sf3s
esssises tisia graz P9ptas tis: Ansrisan fs'ninss
81 IS bf"sn i'riiags s'fYSc "a 20 y Frs1a cas- Etl,
f26zh Fns-la IA. sss note paper q 10 siark Il snd
isllsf taL81. The sale s'eissf = Al
Coutiaur5 stb bCf iEisTsssen sEiil .-.s-~.s.s.s.-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
M0RGAN's EXPEDITION To KENTUCKY-BRII
LIANT SUCCESS

From the Winchester (rean.) Bulletin, January 81
General Morgan's command returned to Tennessee
SATURDAY last. In their campaign in Kentucky the Ba-
con creek Noin, Ezabethtown, Shepherdsvile leigh
teen miles from Louisville and other bridges were
tally destroyed for the distance Of eighty miles, The
treste work of the two'first at Mudroughs Hill
twelve hundred feet long and ninety feet high and burnt
and completely destroyed.
Approaching Elizabethtown Gen Morgan received a
communication from the commanding officer of the
Yankees to surrender bis force as he had him (Norgan)
completely surrounded. Gen. Morgan in reply, ordered
the Federal commander himself to surrender, and upon
his refusing to do So opened three batteries upon the
city, after having given timely notice to the women AVID
children to leave. After bombardment'of one hour
aud bale tbe Federal force of sever hundred nen SUI
rendered, securing to vast quantity of arms and
Government stores. The city considerably dam
aged by the bombardment, but citizen was injured.
In the fight at the treste Con Morgan captured an
other regiment, with all their arms aud stores.
The number Of prisoners captured at Bards.own, No
lin, Bacon Creek and other places, amounted to two
thousand.
At Springfield Gen. Morgan surrounded by twenty
six thousand OF the enemy, and for while II seemed his
situation Desperate but he escaped with his entire
command.
In moving from Springfield to Campbellsvie Gen. Hol-
esv commanding the Federal forces and harrassng Nor
gans rear killed in 4 hand to hand encounter with
Lieut.. EaSton The fight occurred il u creek, and the
body of Gen. Holesy dragged from the water and
carried to adjacent house. Two members of his staff
also came DIP with three Of Gen. Morgan's men-Capt
Tribble Lieut. EaItOn and private. HOllesy at
tended by two of his stal-Captau Edwards aud his
derby fight at once ensued, in which Gen. llollesy
was killed by Lieut.. EastOn. Capt Edwards and Hol-
csys orderly were captured by Capt Tribe. The fight
q hand to hand affair, and the cOmbaants were in
the creek at the time
The destruction Of the railroad is complete from Green
river to Shepher Isye distance of seventyfve miles
SheDher5sylle ia eighteen miles from Louisville
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
ADJOURNED SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
THURSDAY Jan. Is, 1868.
The Senate met, pursuant to adjournment, at 10
O'clock A. NJ. and called TO order by the Presi-
dent
On motion the Chair vacated at its pleasure, to
await the action of the House. in reference to the Sena-
tora election At 81 o'clock the Senate was informed
that the House ready proceed in execution of the
Joint order to the election OF G. S. Senator to fill the
vacancy created by the death of the Hon. VIM Ballard
Preston, and that the following gentlemen were in nom
nation for the Office:
Hon WM. C. RIvEs,
Judge JONI j. ALLEN,
Hon. CHAs w. RESELL,
Gen. JOHN b. FLoYD.
No further nominations being made in the Senate the
CHAIR appointed Mr. JOHNSON 10 inform the House that
the Senate ready to proceed. Speeches were made
by Judge ROBERTSON and Mr. IsBELL, advocating the
claims of Hon. Mr. Russell Pending the remarks OF Mr..
ARMSTRONG the Senate upon motion of Mr. NASH post
poned the further execution OF the joint order till 10 ock
tomorrow with the concurrence Of the House, and the
CHAIR directed Mr.. NASH to- make this communication.
message then received from the House asserting
TO the notion whereupon motion the Senate adjourn
Ell TO meet at ten o'clock tomorrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.

To the Editor Of the Wing:
What would have been thought and said if, instead
of Mr. Preston Mr. Hunter had died during the recess
and the Wings had undertaken dictate his
Let gentlemen ponder the question and bring it home to
themselves.
The Inquirer, in very liberal spirit proposed that
the Wings should select their Swn man. 1t was sup
posed to be made in good faith, and that would be
acted on by the members of the Legislature. 1t was
in accordance with the temper AID feeling of the people
of the State. Mr. Rves the only Wing who has been
put in nomination and his election preferred by Wing
delegates from beyond the mountain before that of any
man from their section. Their preference is based
on his unquestOnable superiority in experience and
ability.
II, under all the circumstances, the Wigs pro-
scrbed in this election, while presenting candidate
who was eonessedy the ablest of the Provisional
Congress- and whose election is ardenty desired by all
the members of that Congress who have expressed any
Opinion-they may form very just esti nate Ct no.
party professions In Inc future. AN OLD WIG.