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The Experiences of Missionary i'm
south Carolina.

ST. HELENA ISLAND, May 81.
l came here last July on the mission of act
ing an humble part in eevating the contra
bands" those who had all their lives been
owned, sold and brutaized as chattels; who
had totally been denied the privileges of edu-
cation, and all the proceeds of whose labor
had been always pocketed by their masters.
| assumed the pastoral care, by the request of
Brig-Gen. Il. SaXton, of the baptist church on
St. Helena island, few miles distant from
Beaufort, which church then numbered some
six hundred members, but which has been in
creased during my labors nearly three hun
bred. Every member Of the church was once
a slave, but now free. Formerly there were
several white slave holders connected with
the church, but they ''skedaddled" at the ap-
proach of the Union army, at the commence
ment of the war, leaving not behind ''cop-
perhead' or prosayeryite in the sacred ranks.
The church is now | fear what cannot be said
OF any northern church, entirely and pract-
cally anti-slavery.
The contra6andS are religious people,
with some faults, it is true for which due
allowance should be made when we consider
their education as slaves. Slavery educates
4 person into theft, brutality, iicentiousness ::
yet, there fingers in the bosorns of all n rev.
erence for the great Supreme. 1t requires
patient perseverance and constant teachiuy tn
impress upon them the enormty of these evils
which their education naturally led then, to
practice. For instance, take the marriage
relation. There was no marriage law for the
slave When a slave wanted cOmpanion
he would make an arrangement with slave
girl whom he fancied, and perhaps by consent
from the master commence living together as
man and wife, entering into no covenant, tax
ing no vows, assuming no obligations or re-
sponsibilitieS. If, in The course Of a few
weeks or months, they getinto quarrel, they
separate and look up other partners, and SO
on all infaitum, | have often thought it
wonld puzzle the Almighty to find out (which
was which" in the day of judgement. Such
n mixture of husbands and wives and children.
And it is well known that many of the mas
tiers cohabited with their slave women. Oh,
: human depravity! This Is one of the evils we
arr endeavoring to remedy. 1t is vain to at
tempt to elevate community or race, unless
wholesome marriage law is laid as the
foundation. Brig-Gen. SaXton, as military
governor OF South Carolina, issued an order
that all colored people, vino lived or intended
to live together partners, must be married
by regular minister of the gospel, and al
found living in state of concubinage would
be liable to arrest and Imprisonment. In car
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From the Fishing Fleet.

GLOUCESTER, June 26.-The fishing schoo-
ner Vanguard fell in with the wreck Of the
schooner Wandcrer, burnt on Thursday by
the pirate Tacony, on the western part OF
Georges Bank. There were twenty or thirty
fishermen in sight at the time, but saw moth
ing of the pirate.
The schooner Crusader, from the Banks,
reports yesterday, II A. NJ, % miles w. 5.
W.. from Chatham, she heard heavy firing,
and supposed it to be from U. S. gunboat,
which passed the Crusader on the evening
previous.
WELLFLEET, June 26.-The schooner Wis.,
ion reports seeing on Tuesday, Esd, at p. N.
twelve miles S. S. w. from South Shoal light
ship, a steamer on fire. Went as near as
possible but could not learn her name. Lay
by her until p. NJ, when she sunk. She
was side-wheel steamer of about six or sew
en- hundred TONS
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Il burn my soul away,n
So spake the Rose, and smiled within nv cum
All day the sunbeams fall in hame-all day
They drink my sweetness up.n
II sigh my soul away,r
The Lily said "all night the moonbeams pale
Steal round and round me. whispering in their plav
An all too tender tae!n
Il give my soul away,n
The Violet said; 1.-THE west wind wanders on
Ihe north wind comesi know not what they say,
And yet my soul is gone"
Oh, Poet, burn away
Thy fervent soul! fond Lover, at the feet
Or her thou lowest sigh! dear Christian pray,
And let the world he sweet
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A. P. WARE & co.

1874, 1853 and 40 Main st. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUELIo GEN.
EIsALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
In STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN.
UFACTU1E, a STOCK OF GREAT Ex-
TENT AND VARIETY. EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonable Garments,
ADAPTED To THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES or CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS uNsCKIwpED
IN PROPORTIONS, TAsrEFuT. I'm
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANsnIr' AND WE HEEsTEUrFuLLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF READY.aADE CLOTH.
ING. PURCHASERS, ar
SprirG Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF a SATEsFAC.
TOBY sELEOTION FROM OUR AS
SORTNENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
QUE LAEGE STOCK, AND ExTEN.
SIVE VARIETY OF
oths, Cassineres and Vestings.
ADAPTED TO ALL DEsCRIPTIONs
OF GARMENTS. FOB AEL CONDI.
TIONs AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY. WHICH WILL. BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS 10 orr
DER, FOss EITHEs MEN OLE BOYS,
IN TuE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND sAEisFAorI0H AZ ALL GASES
WARRANTED.
WE As.sO INVITE TWE PAKVICU-
LAR ATTENTIOE OF THE PUHLIo
To OUR EXTENSIVE DEIsA EsTSIENr
OF
Boys Clothing.
WHICH WILL BE FOUND As AT.
TIsAoTIvE AND AZ ~ ELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCu CAE:E VILE BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED no REM
DER THIS IMPOETANr IsHANCGI OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALI. RESPECTS
DESERVING OF Tbs PATRONAGE
OF AK PUECHAsESS OF BOYs'
CLOTHISG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

SPIRIT OF THE ARMY OF THE WEsr.-The
Summit County Beacon, Akron, Ohio, of
June 4th, publishes the following interesting
passage from letter by Capt. Wait, of the
from COrinth.
Brig. Gen. Thomas, adjutant general of the
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Motttfs.
DRnVnST MARSHAL crN
GENER-

a AIS OFFICE, WASHINGTON. d. c., MAY @, lsG3-
All men who desire to join particular regiment of
cavalry nnwin the field hereby authorized to pre.
sent themselves at time during the next thirty DAYS
to the Board Of Enrolment in their Districts
The Board shall examine them and deternmc.DOu their
fitness for the service andit found To be fit the Provost
Marshal OF the district shall give them ira spottatinn
tickets the general rcGd the headquarters of
the A. A. Provost Marshal OF the SAFE As soon
as they ent themselves this general rendezvous
they shall be duly mustered by the mastering and dis
bursting officer and paid by him the bountv allowed by
law. JAM - FRY
m3O dim Provost Marshal General
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FEEBLE or AnvrrrrarNfs.

TX TM DAILY sPr;-one square" (three fourths
"a menu hrs Insertion, sl each subsequent insertion
~ cents one week. o.; two weeks. % IS; one month
~ 'hee months, 81; one year. $50 For half square
the price wi be three ourhs Of the pco Of one square
ins'uc announcements and Special Notices. extra price
ueaant First Insertion 81 per square each sub
G- All transient Advcrtise,nep,. ,,., M, .,, 4, al,
pdnce. Yearly regular adyersors Iii Ft ~ -
make quarterly payments WI 90 i'4u''u' ~
,ufors ~ Vraaltoms ddverftsemenls No report reao
assoio, pIOSeeulits OF any CORPORATION society or
.ss02glaton and no communication dosgned 10 esu az
.onuoh 70 any matter Of limited or ind vdua inte.si
can DC inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
A,SF The Publishers will not hold themselves resnona
ole Ior any errors that may occur beyOni tho aount
charged for the Advertisement. S"i''
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Clothing.

WILLARD & VEREAUX,
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs.
Respectfully tender their grateful acknowledgment IN
tner patrons and friends for their liberal patronage
the same, at their rooms In
Piper Block, Cup stairs No. 269 Main 81,
Worcester, Jan 30, 1863. ia9o ar
N e w c l. o I HIN G /
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE q, 1863.
for Sale or az Est.

no LET-Store No 119 Main street.
- occupied for three years past, by a Draper and
Tailor Rent low, and possession given from date
,, ,oo JAMES GREEN.
June l. 1855. Cu ie2
FOR SALE-One second hand CHASE
a and HARNESS; also, one PIANO FORTE In
qure,9i j. l. HOOD
nHSio ott Worcester, Mass.
FOR SALE-One beautiful lot 125x6O.
making 1900 square feet, the rner of Queen and
Cnhhu or streeiS price SlI0O-terms easy. Address
mchlJ du BENZ. b. WALKER Taunton Mass
FaO LET-The well known BALL TAv.
n ERR FARM of 1872 acres, one mile from the centre of
Boston road Inquire of ANSON RICE Fs1
NoilhpVro 'Matcn ii 1868. dtf myl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

NOTICE. - The undersi 1ned having
~ taken license nier the Internal Revenue
Law of the United st will continue the business of
Commercial Broker under sad act.
From his long experience and extensive acquaintance,
he feels confident that II will for the interest % those
having Houses Land TO rent to entrnst them to his
care. JAMES X. GEiRCI..
Worcester Nov. IA. 1852. diff mis-
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VALU ABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
The LOT on Lincoln street, OF ,os>e the mansions
OF v. Noon aud G. Thompson, Esqrs. suitable for
the erection of NIciiae Shops Boot AaatfactorV
Block of HJHSeS viii be sold low The Lot fronts
Lincoln street III feet and IL $50 feet doep bounded
by iii Brook, and is near the line OF the Railroad.
Three Lots ON Front street suitable for Stores adjOin
ing the store of George essi0ns the of
Front and rumbu streets; also the lot next south
Trumbull street, now occunied as wood yard.
FRANCIS H. DEWEY
MIel2N diff 2lQ
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Zeal Estate.

EOR SALE-A COTTAGE House, No.
Il 81 Laurel street. containing twelve rooms suitable
tor one or two families wash house, with set copper
kette wooGhouse, and shop falling well of good
soft water, all on $500 feet of land well stocked with
bearing Fruit Trees, Currart Bushes, Grape Vines &c
For particulars enquire on the premises.
jel7 d3m@
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HAM'S INVIGORATING SPIRIT
HI superior remedy for Dyspepsia and Kidney Com.
plants for sale by BUSH Il CO., "a Front street.
ie92 DIFF
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lew MARBLE MORRISON Pleasant

NJ EW MAKBLE WUhho-Un TIeasant
IN Street (noar Manl Worces.tteer Mash D; SAN
oniy'' of Thomas Lewis Sons business, will manuac-
ture all kinds of Monuments, Nantes, Grave Stones,
Marbles Granite and Iron Fences for Cemetery work
Free Stone Soap Stone Slate Stone, Furniture and Cab
met Slabs. &C. kc.
n B-Ail Kinds Of Sculpture work done in the best
STYLE an Designs furnished at the shortest notice
the shop Pleasant street. near MAIN worcester, Mass.
Refer ences given If required. II. ID. SANFORD.
mchls d&w3m* W. GOSLING.
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WORCESTER ACADEMY OF FINE
w ARTS AND SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
Clarl1's Block, 257 Main street,

Oil Paint gs Engravings Mezzotints, Chromos,
Lithograph' rhotogra his, Artists Materials of every
description 70 trait and Picture Frames for lie at
the love t Cash Prices. Frames made to order Par
ticular attention givn to Framing wreaths and Fancy
Work. tore .oring, remounting mendng or vanishing
old and iojuIed Pictures.
The Fnc ttt Gallery open day and evening free WIS.,
torS. = ii are welcome.
ni30 df
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a Office. The subscriber takes this
method to inform his friends ami he public. that
he has N dc an engagement to Cut ipr lIUGH DOIER-
TY No 267 VI nm street. where he will he happy
his former patrons, and all who ia want Stylish
and Good Garmsnts. Oh NRLE~ 70 DE
with - DOHERTY
Merchant Tailor and Clothier No 26I lain ST.
lei dim Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

nRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
- AT WHoLEsALE-The subscriber having taken
mt n Wbolesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law prepared to sell for CASH. Drugs Patent Medi
' WV " Wv DAVID SCOTT,
dr. 25l Main, Corner Mechanic street
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NEIIING DECORATIONS AND

~ PANELs-In Gold and Velvet. The low cost of
decorating ceiling renders them very desirable. In
way can apartments richly ornamented for 50 little
EXPENSE we cordially invite you to look at them, at
JOHN FIRTH s. "Sign of the Big Pitcher"
n,vS DIFF Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

WTM. H. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS
w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men can be accommodated IN the most approved style
NyIa air Dressing and Bathing Rooms are also attach
ed Tor the accumulation of Ladies' Also all kinds
Hair work on hand or made to order. Chtldrens hair
cut in the most approved manner. capable Females
will be in attendance in the ladies' department
Tash Maid for hair. diff ap4
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w NTED-A Partner, with a capital
y Of sj01O in profitable Mechanical Business in
this city Uuquesiiona6e r. fercnces given. Address
Partner. at this office. d6t+ je24
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81. FARM FOR NALE-A Farm of

7-T1f T u NM T Dl VlAIE-A T dfTI OF
RI thirty five acres, well divided into Moving, Pas
s4ssAttTing and Iillase well watered with a young
orchard OF CHOICE apple Trees just coming into bearing
GH1i dOusc Barn and out buildings and wells of
good water. The above Farm is in good state Guilt
vatOn and VIII be sold with the fields well planted with
Corn Potatoes, Oats. &c, &C. and possession given inn
mcd1telv, If desired
SAID Farm Is well situated in good neighborhood,
only miles from the Railroad Depot, in of the
best farming this county, about miles
from Worcester large portion Of the purchase money
can remain mortgage, il desired.
For particulars, enquire of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

az ANTED-A young man about Is
years of age to learn the Jewelry Business, one
from the country preferred and can come with good
recommendations, at No Bay state Biz, X
ie24 div ISAAC FISH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

"-E EsfAte,
SAsN No. Az Elm street, the of street,
635 b, 1872.
The House is in complete repair abundanty supplied
win bard and soft water above and below; cellar floor
laid in cement; furnace, gas throughout, bath ROOM
with hot aud cold water, &C DC.
The grounds about the house In good condition.
and contain number of fruit ornamental trees and
shrubs
r1 any desiring residence in this neghborhOod,
the above affords opportunity. Possession given
Immediately.
m3O dit EDWARD L. DAVIS.
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SITUATION WANTED-To do gen
~ eral housew,rk Apply at No. u Pond street.
ic25 d3l+
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

ftT1i DEoAh A BILE RESIDENCE FOR
E3iip SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, with good sta.
49, bic attached, and one aero Of land. The place Is
situated at suunYslde the Agricultural Ground
The place has the best well of water In the city being
cold and soft. All kinds Of fruit be found on the
place-eYervthing nice and abundant The money can
i9r the most part, remain on mortgage Make applica
Ton 70 Mrs, CONGDON, Sudbury street, or of DARI
% fUINAM, 40 Main street dim iel2
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- HANGiNGS-A large and well selected stock at
the lowest prices Our ATTN rarcy the same as
last season Cheap STYLES but title higher
HN FIRTH "..ig Of the BIZ Pitcher
m'4 DIFF Opposite Bay state House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

NE tNO' IIVDI, WFDICAL TLECTKICIANI
Az has remove to No. % Crown street. south side Of
chatham, where she continues the application of Elec
trctty as usual. satisfactory references be given
proving the cure of Paralysis, hc Imltism, Neuralgia
Headache, Ch0rea (St Vitus Dance), Salt Rheum and
ma1Y other ii1e ,ses with )ut the use of Medicines.
ID "annn9s' Braces both the long and short backs
INSTANTLY kept, and fitted at the homes OF patients ii
lesiret without extra charge. mch2S off
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N'VN NALE AT 4 BAKEAIN =
- REAL. ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
me he Estate at the corner of SouthbrJge and Salem
seets consisting of large two story Dwelling Honse
convenient for ore or two families and large lot Of
ianG. connected with the above is large Bakery.
NOV uolhg good eusiness) STABLE &c The Real ia,
ate Wi'h the Baking business or hc business separate
t Oe SUI AT Dltsan, and the Bakery let The
Ill health 49, VI "SNV'"' VI
the premises 1865 w
my26 diff I MIrpDOCV
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SITUATION WANTED.-To do gen
~ ersl homework or plain cooking No objections to
going into the country Apply at No.4 Temple st Court
ind uiW#
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05
r ropos ais for Building
COURT HOUSE.

;: xs.!ss 10 hereby given that Sealed Proposals
With Plan accompanying the same, will be
fsssissd BY the County Commissioners Of
6ssasss County, Minnesota, on the Twenty
sixth (26thl day Of January, 1868, at their
O&es In 81. Ciosa in said County, for BUILD
IN0 A COURT HOUSE on Columbia Square,
Il ssid St. Cloud. sSaid Building to be not
ssss than Fifty 1901 feet square, Two stories
high, Twsnty-eight 1881 feet VALE. Ike pay
meat ter tho building And completing the same
" ~ made out Of Real Estate, situated On said
Celumbis Square. Said Proposals TO state the
least amount d said real estate for which they
Will build iAs same. aad nave said building
completed on or before the First day Of Jsnu
:Ary, 1864. The 6rst. Story te be finished for
IL ri suitable and convenient Odoes like
01eoai Story to be finished fvr : Court loom.
AAid Building TO be built Of wood or brick.
.Uieh . s.one. k.se.nent; with. oee doNsle TIRE
,1rSel vault in the first story. Each proposal
a. bid must contain the nancs sf,;two or more
,ssspossibAo persons . sutcties, Who mast be
able % Justify in o sum, not less than Two
TAsusaad dstisrs rs. 1901 each, over and
isAsvs oil debts, and liabilities, and property
exempt frem s.les ON execution.
Said Commissioners, will also receive propo
salS Or bids. by complying with the foregoing
REQUIREMENTS. TO build = building suitable for
o.iar Court House Of brick, Of different dimcn.
.siens. t. The same contains as many superficial
So - shsrs would be in building fifty Feet
square. .,,,s-. ".......s.;.
No proposals. OF bids will be received unless
sAs asues Of the securi les be contained there
II. and deposited with the County Auditor on
. y balara the :twenty~sixth Goth instant.
*. Cloud, MINI, January 12th. 1853.
JOSEPH EDELBROCK.
CAs!snab Of Beard If County Commissioners,
> .0tsarns county, Slim, e.a..' =:
Acct: EDsp. d. ArwArkR, County Auditor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05
VNTf07 STITES Tx NOTICE..

Notice il hereby given that the Revenue tax
sssesssd in Stsarss, Todd. Cass. and Douglas
ssunsi6s in tie Second Collection District Of
lisssso's IL now due and payable to the un-
,AsesepSl vso vii be in assendance e Clear
Wa&sv Hotel II the town Of Clearwater: on the
0Ist dsy efJsnuarv. 1868 at the Hotelin Fair
Nsvss, in the lswn Of Fair Haven, on the I'd
aay Of February next; 1t D. Frehch's, IN the
ts11 81 Mxine Prairie, on the Sd; st Linse-
mess Hetsl, In St. Joseph, on the 9TH; at Cold
8pri.gs Hotel, on the 9th; at Richmond Hotel.
On The sth; It Bohmer's House. the 9Th; at
Durrs' rouse, the 7th:; st:Sau X Centre hotel.
he 7th aud 9Th At Fort Ripley, the 18th and
llth; ct Chippewa Agency. the 10th at my
eGesin 81. Cloud from the 2Arh inst. until the
lsgsSl March 1853; to receive said .axss>1 1Gz
Al persons who shall neglect to pay the du.
lss and taxes 30 assessed as aforesaid At or with
n The time above specified. will be liable to pay
80. per csntum additional upon The amount
tAsreof. according ia an Act at: Congress. ap-
yeeysd July lst, 1862, for raising Revenue to
ply interest on The public debt. and for other
yurposes. a. -"
Deputy Collector, Sub Division No. IL, al Col
jeetion Dist. MINI.
Dated At st. Cloud this 22d day Of Jan. 1863.
&An12-4V ls&T 4j.T, t..ts i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MIsCEI1.A6Eous
! Hardwareo Of al kinds suitsb bic rEeasroluss.
Yankee Notions--Ths fnest asseEtmSftsvs
broug hit to this market. .,-|'s2
Wooden War. Of every :a.seri3lioa ;: ~
r.ps; a.ns'..., vinae. jas.,.a ....e.,
c ssssS is:...,.. aoue'. ,.sssdl ..,.-
tpletes assert ment. .st;l-: i;.. =. :. =.
{ I csisr Vinegar, warranted The prs .Ftisie
I Nuts!y N9tel-Brasil, Msdeoa,, Psasuts,
Filbesss aud Almonds. :.*s = n
T.; Citroa, Farina, Saga, Ceeee,; Tspioea, "a
meal, French Mustard, Pearl tas3s1, tetssp.
Lemon Syrup Plpa@ Sauce. and s1est; o.,
!, Tobaeeo' chewing and smoking. .aits iip4e
tho, beat quslity;,:S +, a2;n III; = -
/ Ground spie.s. Of ~ kinds. in III. Ssp,,.~
~arrantedParslo s>a!q lao aaais s SIS IS s4o,,
Epe,tyt4g, A.yta;.g'.. ,ise.,.aiaq,S.'.s 10
E: IF THERE IS aANYTHlNa You Want
ANB DO NOT eEE, ASK foK II, TIT H:isr. IN
~ All kiads Of Produce t.kia1, selAssa
or gova. ~ The hisavst naskssp sies> r. - -
n II. = oRLT s. stu
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

OUARTERMASTE:'S., NOTICE.-TAe I'm
" dersigned will be at ST. CLOUD, MON
DAY, the 9Th, at the time and place with tbs
State Auditors chosen to audit the claims aris-
ing from the Indian troubles, and will attend
to settling and taking up receipts given for
any article had for, or on account OF. the Fort
Absrcrombie Expedition, and give therefor .
proper voucher. W. NJ KlMBALL,
-, G, NJ. F, A, Expedition.