St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

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lissas sad e4i4usive hfns's III" When it
should have been mo.s&quite difference. By
. number Of typographical errors in last weeks
paper, We are made to. play havoc with tho
Kings English. Shall try to avoid this ifpos-
sible, hereafter. ..vs i
,,aas,..p, & RI Il rLos /, aoy Lac Thursday
night new l4-inch cross plow was taken by
some light fingered gentry from in front ofC'
F. 4 W. Powcll's Hardware Store. No clue.
Norrx.--There win be no church GnextSab-
bath At St. Johns church-Rev. Stewart be-
ing absent.
Nxw DulLutSa,-rMr B. Ros enberger is
erecting fine building ION St. German street
between Bakers Feed Warerooms and Brokers'
Block. 1t is fifty feet long, twenty five
wide and one story high, aud will be occupied
by l.. Robbers as saloon and billiard hall.
The room will be thirteen feet from the floor
TO the ceiling. Mr.. II. expects to have the
building flushed in three or four weeks.
REruRxED-Mr. }. r. Bennett has return.
81 from the east, land expects his new goods
soon. When they come, look out for good
goods, neat styles AMI low prices. That's his
way.
COOP PLACE TO DUY.-The Pioneer says that
VIM. J Smith & Co., Of St. Paul, are filing their
store to overlooking with boots and shoes of
every style They have just received 400 cases,
and say they have many more Oh the way.
They are selling at the very lowest rates and
suit oil that CONF.
The. Soldiers Aid Mite Society will meet
u, Mr.. John Farvell's on Monday evening
next The Sewing Society will meet on Thurs
day afternoon rs usual. i. ::,., go
In Towx.-.Hon r. NJ. Richardson has re:
moved from Richmond to this place, and be-
come one Of our permanent citizens.
TnAxxs- are indebted to L.. Gorton Esq,
who returned on Monday last from trip east,
for late Philadelphia, P.tsburs, Chicago and
Milwaukee papers. After visiting different
parts Of the east, Mr.. G.'s faith in Minnesota
remains firm as ever.
NorlcE.-Mrs. Farwelrs Ambrotype Rooms
will be open between the hours of zen amp
}hree check, only.
BnEv,rIEs.- See the official notice Of dis
continuance of the Otter Tail Land Office
...... \ letter from our valued Sank Centre
correspondent vas received too late for this
weeks issue. Immense quantities Of geese
arc said to be on he fields on Maine Prairie
and persons with an OK team can approach
them without difficulty :...::S,e advertisement
of 'Cestar::s. Vermn EAtcrmimtors' Further
notice hereafter.
~ ISJUsrlcEs Courr. Before J.nes II. Place,
Esq The State Of Minnesota 's. Peter Kra-
mer, John Tcis. NJ. eau, Max Casper, Theo-
dore Bowler aud NJ. Lauerman. Criminal &C
ton on the complaint Of Robt J.. Cromwell.
Our readers will remember that1 the time we
gave An account Of the attack onProf. Crom.
wells establishment. The compliant was first
made on the 9th of April before a.. Upham,
he being succeeded by Justice Place the exam
ination was continued on the I'LL and 18th,
before tire latter On this last dayton motion
Of the defendants' attorneys, the Examination
was dismissed on the ground that IL court had
no Jurisdiction on the case as the,presented.
We understand that the complaint ill be made
again under different form. W.. Parsons,
attorney for plaintiff: lIamlin &Aloore, for
defendants. -<-r...~ go. ~.,..- :; -
Before the same.-On April l;h. Franz
Nihlsr. vs.: Adolph Hagemann,, in aivil action
en-. promissory note; the defsn4nt being
charged with having destroyed q ,romissory
note xLeh. presented for payment. he parties
appeared, when the plaintiff withdtw the suit
and paid costs, he not being the o3er Of the
note. Sc. Pinney, County Attorny, for The
plaintiff, and W. J. Parsons, for the efendant.
This case is to be presented again ia GRIMM
al action.
'1NDtAks NEAR NORWAY LxE.-Io
Dr. j. ". Wren, who returned yesterday
from Paynesville, We are iudebtd for the
following item On Tuesday laI, Capt,
Wilson, commanding cavalry at Paypes-.
vile, was OUT on a scouting pay With
twenty men, aud camped at the Iteuburg
settlement, twelve miles west ofNorw&y
= Lake. The horses were put in lables, a
short distance from camp. At little at.
ter: =mida;ght, Sergeant Wigle Hard one
OF the horses snort, and this drew bis at:
tention to the stables. He then sd, IN In
dian crawling off towards the wods near
By, and Immediately fred, principally for
the purpose Of alarming the cam: Two
other Indians Immediately joined be f4st.
Search Was at oace made and tn, woods
secured, but none Of the m.raudr 70 Dis:
covered. , ID tho morning, moccasi tracks
were fohnd in different directions, and
Capt. Wilson startedsin pursuit, argeant
Wigle rctdined to Psyuesville, AMI it was