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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05

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100 81 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pit TASKS S casks Prunes
5 casks Currants 8 Eases Nutmegs
20 mats Cassis so cans Mustard
10 bags Whole Pepper and Pimento
I cans English and French Mustard
50bbls Vinegar $500.
80 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
30 coils assorted Manila Cordaee.
IS dozen Bed Cords
Is boxes Vermicelli and Macearoni
80 boxes Starch ;
10 dozen 2 and 8 Heopsd Pals .:
50 dozen assorted Tubs
500 boxes G. D. Csps-an Ely's ind
.Coke's vstsr. cees-- =;
$50 lhs Bar Lead 50 sacks shot
49, &C. / r. 9. BURBANK
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On Washington Avenue, near Clark's Store.
HUBER & BOWMAN, Proprietors.
Have procured one Of Phelan l. Calender 8
B EST RBLE BED Tables
Has . choice stock of Liquors, Cigars, &c.
Give us n Call.
cHARLEs BOWMAN. oop1HED HUBER.
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House. q ~ MRS. MAk6ARET. MOORE
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J. n. SAWYER, M. D. G. NJ.
Graduate Of the University Of McG,ll
Attention to all calls in Medicine, Surgery,
and Midwifery.
Office ouerBroke-'s Store.
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-16

and designed for the Confederates also, a large
quantity Of letters from forty or fifty OF the
leading citizens Of New Orleans to members Of
the Confederate Government.
The Jews were ried before Judge Peabod'
on the 4th, but sentence was withheld until
the parties who wrote the letters had been ar
rested. as ordered by General Banks.
It was generally believed in New Orleans
that General Butler would return to that city
if not made Secretary of War.
Rev. Drs. Lecock, Fulton and Goodrich had
reached New Orleans, but On refusing to take
the oath OF allegiance, i1en. Banks would not
allow them to land.
Water flows through 'tWilliam's Cut, in
front Of Nieksburg, and q small steamer. had
passed through the canal fit deepens and
videns the Federal fleets can pass down leaving
Vicksburs four miles distant. There IS noth
inc new from Texas. The weather is very
cold. @
! dispatch from the army Of The P0t5fnac
states that the Confedcrates arc throwing M
breastworks and rife pits north Of Fredericks-
burg.
The telegraph oracularly says that it mast
not be inferred from the absence OF interesting
news from the Rappahannock, that the Federal
army is in a condition Of idleness. >
An order has been issued by the Military
Governor of the District Of Columbia, directing
all paroled Confederate prisoners to report
themselves at once. as they will be exchanged
at an early day. .... ............
Conodore Wilkes lately captured the steam
er Noe Daquc, SLAYER, on the coast OF uca-
tan. The vessel had landed 300 slaves near
Cicnfuegos, and was then sold to paTtiesat Ha-
vana though in the name Of q mobile mer-
chant. " ...-..-
Commander Preble, recently dismissed from
the navy for permitting the entrance OF the
Confederate steamer Oreto into Mobile, ha:
been nominated for restoration to his rank IN
the service Com Roger Perry has also been
nominated for restoration to rank.
It is said that the circulation Of some OF the
New York papers among the army OF the Po-
tonac. will be prohibited-the papers being
considered disloya].
The National Intelligencer states that there
s'has been no misunderstanding between Gens.
Hunter and Foster,' and that the suspension
Of military operations in South Carolina, ''ha:
not been occasioned by disagreements between
the two Generals in question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-16

FROM VIcKsBURG. "A despatch from Cairo
informs US that the levees on the mississippi
side Of the river have been cut by the Federal
forces twelve miles below Helena, at Yazoo
Pass also at Greenyille, and on the Louisiana
side, opposite Lake Providence. The object OF
this is probably to food the country near Lake
Providence, and thereby assist In opening
! communication with the newly projected cut
off. The ram Vicksburg has been protected
against further attacks by the Union South
down." as COL Elicit ram is termed by moor
ing barges alongside. The Confederate ram
was not materially injured by her collision with
the Queen of the West, as on the afternoon Of
the I'd she dropped down from her moorings
and poured few shell into the Union camps
at Warrenton, at the mouth OF the cut OFT
The Confederates continue to labor upon her,
and, unless destroyed, she may yet prove tor
midable antagonist. A brigade Of Gen. Nc
Arthur's division is at work upon the new cut
off from Lake Providence, On the Louisiana
side of the river. The telegraph line connect
ing Lake Providence with the Confederate sta
tons below, has been cut BY a body OF the Union
troops who went from Richmond and Iallnla,
La, for the purpose. Subsequently the town
of Richmond was sheed, anu an important
point Of observation was possessed by the Union
forces.
A post office has been re established at Ports
mouth, Va, and John 0. Lawrence appointed
postmaster. -
The anticipated combined naval and militia
ry attack on Charleston and Savannah is gen
orally believed to have been postponed for a
short time, as Gen. Foster has returned to
Washington on a secret mission.
Major General Sumner passed through Bal
timore yesterday to Washington, and Major
Gen. Foster arrived on Saturday in the steam
ship spaulding, from Port Royal, and imme-
diately proceeded to Washington. It is un-
derstood that General Foster will return i'm
mediately to South Carolina
The Confederate privateer Alabama arrived
at Kingston, ia, on the Goth ult., with tie
officers and crew of the y. s. steamer HATTIE
ras, in her encounter with which vessel she is
reported to have been somewhat injured.
General orders from the War Department
authorizing the enlistments Of volunteers into
the regular service, have been rescinded.
The Senate has ratified the treaty by which
the Kaw Indians are to be removed from Kan
gas and settled elsewhere, as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements can be made by the Indian
Bureau.
Bills have been prepared and only
await an opportunity to be reported from the
select committee on emancipation, approprla-
- -. 60. of Io,l,rc for the ahnils shm ent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-16

gVithiga the last few weeks. a party Of Wash
ington contractors under Capt. K1ause number
ing seventy five, have been quite active in bury
iug the carcasses ofdead horses AtArllngton,
two hundred and sixty have been buried; near
lexington (Gales woods, two hundred and tor
ty;;aboye Georgetown, between three and four
hundred; at the upper end Of Twenty-frst ST.,
:wo hundred; and near the Almshouse, about
TWO hundred; making, in all, between twelve
and thirteen hundred.
The late Federal victory at Fort Donelson
was won, it now appears, by the gunboats,
which reached the scene Of action and com
menced throwing shells among the Contede
rates after the Federal forces had been entirely
surrounded by the enemy. The federals had
their last round Of artillery ammunition IN the
guns when the gunboats arrived.
The President on Saturday granted pardon
20 Henry Williams, who was convicted about
I've years since of manslaughter, in killing
Reeve Lewis and assaulting Isaac Entwlsle, IN
Washington, and sentenced to the penltentlary
for eight years The pardon states that he
has already served five elghths Of his term
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-16

II /
ass- OFFICE-No 104 King street, over
;.;nas. formerly Frenchs) Book Store.
------
CONGRESS. In the =. S. Senate, on Satur-
,1av. after considerable debate, the bill to pun
ish frauds against the government was amend
ed and passed, The bill provides that all Of
tenders in the naval or land forces be tried by
court martial In the House, the committee
on elections reported against the right of Dir.
piggott to seat in that body. A bill was re-
norted to establish navy-yard on the western
borders. The reports declaring that j. b.
Mcleod was not entitled to seat in the House
IS member from the second congressional
district of Virginia, and John b. Rodgers as
member from Tennessee, were adopted. In
the Iowa contested election case the committee
was DISCHARGED from It's further consideration.
The following order, dated Head Quarters OF
The Army Of the Potomac, Feb. Is, has been
issued by Gen Hooker:
Subsistence stores may be sold and issued
to citizens residing within the limits OF the
army. of conmissaries Of subsistence under the
following restrictions:
Eirst-A certificate, under oath OF the pur-
chaser that he is without the means OF subsis-
tence, and that he is unable to sustain l1te with
out being permitted to make such purchases
The certificates to be approved by the corps
commander to whom application Is made, who
NAV thereon direct the sales. Such sales shall
not at one time exceed the quantity necessary
TO sustain the applicant and tho members OF
his family five days.
Second-lssues to destitute citizens may be
made under the same restrictions, upon returns
approved by the provost marshal general Of the
army Of the Potomac The parties in all cases
will be required to tako the oath OF allegiance
before sales or issues are made to them.
Within the last few weeks.a party Of Wash
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
AnluseInenta,

GRovRR's THEATRE" aurora FlOyd."-|
This evening a new dramatic Stion of Miss Brad
don's great novel, "AuroTR Floyd" prepared ex-
pressly for Mrs John Drew by Madame Julie de
MNrguerIttes will he presented to the Washington
public for the first time and last but one. No one
who has read the thrilling novel win fail TO It
in a dramatic form. In Philadelphia It was the
sensation for several weeks, and was only removed
by the necessity of the reconstruction Of Mrs.
Drew's Theatre 1t will be presented In this city
with an excellent cast Oa Saturday evening next
the engagement OF the Philadelphia artists will
terminate.
CANTERBURY. - The renowned danseuses,
Madame Celeste and Fanny Ellsler, have proper
professional representative In the person Of the
great Apuetti GAetti, who Is now the bright par
tlcular star in the Canterbury constellation. She
makes her fourth appearance tonight In splen-
did dance, and also In the magnificent ballet, La
MRja de Seville" The "ScOttish Nightingale, /"
| Miss Agnes Sutherland, singS several very enter
| tanning ballads and the full dramatic and ballet
| companies will appear In a programme that can
not fail to afford the utmost pleasure to all who
attend.
VARIETIEs.-LRst night but two of i" Jack
SheppArd"-the successful version of this dramatic
romance. Mr.. Harry Leslie, the daring rope.
walker, was not seriously injured by falling of
the rope yesterday ahernooni in fact he will make
another perilous rope ascension this evening after
the performance, W. S. BudwoTth is received
lightly with shouts of applause. The Forrest
sisters are both pretty and talented, while Helena
smith and Ada Tesman are encored nightly, DicL
Watkins and Addie Johnson are great fayorites
On Saturday night tremendous bill of attrSc
tiOns
.. ODD Fellows IIAIL.-The StercoptlcOn now
on exhibition with the dlOrAmA Of the Russian
War, gives great satisfaction. The pictures ART
exceedingly beautiful, and being the work of thu
very best artists. are faithful transcripts of thu
objects they represent. This evening, will be gveI
ffty-one Views OF beautiful and welknown scener!
In Amerleaj palaces, ruins, and cities Hhroadi will
the head of our Saviour, and the Descent from tn
Cross. The programme Is en- ircly different from
any previously given.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

WHO WILL m CURED I'VE deslro 10 call
special attention to the advertisement Of the eele-
brated Dr. VelnN which appears In another column
The DoctoriHa safe and reliable practitioner whose
skill and experience IL guarantee that the unfor-
tunAte victim Of certain Indisoretions with con-
hdence intruat his case in his hands, Let young
men be warned in time, and seek the best means Of
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

A WoRD or ADvICR.-Those who have been
dootoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult Dr. Fishblatt, whose office Il
At No al street, oornefof Eighth street, and be
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
established DR.. FinhblAtpa reputation as phyBi.
clan. Recent cases cured In a few days, Charges
moderate. DR.. FIsHBLATT,
No. al Z street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
DIED.

On the IIth instant, Of Consumption, Miss CATH
ARINE Walsh, in the 2ist year Of her age. May
The remains will be taken to St. Aloyslus Church,
|to-morrow, Friday, at 10 o'clock. The relatives
and friends are respectfully invited.
On the morning Of the Ilth inst, after long and
peyere illness, LILA IRENE only daughter Of the
late J. J. soipio HAasler.
The friends Of the. family are invited to attend
her funeral from the residence Of her aunt, Mrs. A.
Hasaler 46l Thirteenth street, at u o'clock, on
.fridav,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tSy- WAR MEETING OF CoLoRED MBN.-The
trustees Of Union Bethel Church, on NJ, between
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets, having Kindly con-
ented meeting in aid Of the First District color
Va Regiment will be held In the above church, on
FRIDAY NIGHT the 18th inst, at7h O'Clock.
mayiG-at EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

GREAT News AT HAND.-Wc believe with
Secretary Chase that the end of the rebellion ap.
proaches. Meanwhile the $40 bonds are being
rapidly taken up, and our people have unbounded
confidence In our Executive and his Cabinetj and
also, DaytOn's Crackers are being appreciated
Sold by p White & Co, and all respectable grocers
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

A WONDERFUL SPEAKER.-Mrs. Bliss will
speak under spirit control this evening" at O'Clock
in the israel Bethel church, near the Capitol upon
any subject proposed by the audience. Pastors
editors, lawyer, physicians, statesmen, and the
lovers of science and learning, of every school,
specially invited to attend. AdmittaHce free.
A collection will be taken to pay expenses.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

BATcHBLoR's HAIR DYE.-THE BEST IN THE
tORLD William A. Batehelor,s celebrated
air Dye produces a color not TO be distinguished
nm nsturei warranted not to injuTe Hair in the
asti remedies the il-eFects ofbad dyes and lnvig-
Iates the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
ayinE the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
ruggistB, sc. ,.,,,,,,,,, -,
Tee The genuine is signed VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
4 the four sides Of each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Late 2SS Broad
ay and 10 BOnd,) New York. my Fly
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

No COMPROMISE WITH TREASON OR TRAI-
am authorized by the Secretary
II War to raise a BATTALION OF CAVALRY for
pecidl Ssrvice.
Each company will be organized as prescribed In
General Orders No. 1876, series Of 1862.
All officers will be selected and appointed by the
colonel Commanding, subject to the approval Of
he Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature OF the service required
{ this Battalion, none but sober, honest, and In
ellgent men will be enlisted.
The best, fieeteSt, and most serviceable Horses
lnly will be used.
h This Battalion will be armed with the new cele-
Irated Repeating Rife, diScharging fifteen shots
ler minute.
For further particulars, apply at No. 2i7 Penn
|Slvania avenue. L. c. BAKER,
may Sim Colonel Commanding Battalion
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.-The
,tcLoat and sA(est route to the Northwest and
tuthwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
IndAy Soldiers tickets at Government rates TO
the principal points In the North and West
N and further information apply at the OF.
,e OF the "GrcAt Pennsylvania Route" northeast
rncr PcnnsylVaniA avenue and sixth street, un.
n National Hotel. Office open from 7 q. M to
"''o" 'O L. o. NORTON,
Agant
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

in "ColOred Carte Dc Ytses having secured the
vices Of superior artist for that branch OF busi
ness Likenesses Of many Of those fallen IN battle
can be obtained herei also card photographs Of
prominent men, both civil and military
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

TIE only place where you can purchase India
Rubbsr goods Of all kinds At MaRHaeiers prices,
at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, blO
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Ftreeti. mar 23-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

PARDoNED.-The President yesterday granted
full and free pardon to John Orcutt Carpenter Of
Kentucky, who was convicted OF treason against
the Government of the United States.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
United states rs. Subdivisions A and c, and pNrt
of Suhll, isiOn No. o, Square No. 2Sj, Buildings,
Improvements, etc. In the Ci'y OF Warrington,
Whereas Subdivision A and Subdivision {, and
that part Of lot or subdivision numbered hvc (5),
described Rs follows: Beginning At The northeast
corner of said lo' and running thence west twenty
i've (l6) feet; thence south forty hve (l5l feet;
thence st twenty-five t25( iecti thence north
numbered two hundred and eighty-tve (2S), as
the same are known, marked and dis inGuisheh on
the ground plAts and plans of the city and county
Of Washington, District of Columbia, and recorded
in the l. nd records OF said DistrirttOgether with
the Improvements buildings, rights, privileges,
ADpurtenanCea, and other hCTeditamcuts, to the
same belonging, or In any wise nppertaining, and
all the Iigh title, interest and estate of William
Shields therein, have been seized by the Marshal
of the United Statcs for the District OF Columbia,
by virtue of an act OF CungrcEs, approved on the
sevcntecth day OF July, theyear OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred md siNty-twO, entitled
" An act to suppress insuTTectOn, TO punish tTea-
sou and rebellion, TO seize and cOniscate the prop
crty of rebels and for other purposes :" and
whereas the United States attorney for the Dis
trict OF Columbia did, on the 25th day of April, A
d 1868, Tile an information in this court praying
the condemnation Of said property and real estate,
under the act RfOfcsAdi and that process of mOni-
tion issue against the owner and owners Of said
property and real estate ana All persons interested
or claiming an interest therein, warning them, At
some carly day, 10 appear and answer said in
formation: II is, therefore, on this 26th day Of
April, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siNty.tkrcc, ordered, that notice be
given 10 the owners OF said property and real
state, and all persons interested, or claiming an
interest therein, to appear and answer this in
IDrmatiOn on the hrst Monday of June, 1868, and
show cause, If any they have, why said property
and real estate, and the right title and interest OF
the said William Shields therein should not be
cOndem ned and sold according to law; and that
notice be given by posting q copy Of this order on
the front door of the courthouse of the District OF
! Columbia, and by publication in the NATIOEAL
REPUnLICAN twice u week previously to said first
Monday ol June, 1863, the hrst publication to be
on or before the thirtieth day OF April, 1868.
by order Of the Court, April %, 1868.
Test: J. MElGS, Clerk
COpy-test: r. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
! an 2g-2tWtJunel
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

VARIETIES VARIETIES!l
Fronting Pennsylvania Aue. aud Ninth 81.
HAMBLLN ;PToprietors
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
MR.. HARRY LESLIE,
In falling off the rope, by 1t giving way, yesterday
but has
ENTIRELY RECOVERED FROM HIS INJURIES,
ANOTHER ASCENSION AFTER THE PER.
FORNIANCE THIS EVENING.
NJ KEEP COOL "6u
In order to keep cool and at the same time cuiov
an evenings Enter lainment, visit the Varieties
which is the only Temple Of Amusement in Wash
FULL OF WINDOW
FroRting as 1t docs on
THREE BROAD STREETS.
Currents Of air running through the building in
y.,,u, ,uo, every direction
VIC Will wager $1,000
That this is the coolest place Of amusement in
Washington city.
ANOTHER GREAT SHOW TONIGHT.
LAST NIGHT But TWO
JACK SHEPPARD
JACK SHEPPARD
JACK SHEPPARD.
FitZ simmons successful New Version,
In one act, six tahleauX, an eleven scenes.
GRAND GALA ENTERTAINHEET,
CHARMS Of EARLY IfOMANHOOD,
4 LOVELY BErY or pretty LADILS,
Fun FOR THE MILLION.
Drop in and see the Fair Daughters OF the Muses.
Fair NotsriCs Of The Song and Dance
TIE F0EREST SISTERS HRD ADA "a r,i;Gh:t!S, IESM4H,
| DICK WATKINS AND non HALL,
IMts & ESH GEStI5c AEB ER REEES& EFENf SEEN SEffT
MISS FLORENCE AND MISS LESTER,
| ADDIE JOHHlOH AND MISS WILSON,
And Dozens Of Other Ariistes.
| MUSIC, SONGS, FARCES, FUN and FRIVOLITY.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at
O'Clock, LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE
popular with the First Ladies' OF the city.
FRENCH Soy, or, THE sTORMING OFALGIERS
will shortly he produced.
| Admission. % and % ctsi Private Boxes, 50.
! my II
| LtCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADlE
- AND CHILDRENj also, the corresponding
! tut more Athletic indian club or Muigar ENcr
else, Tor Gentlemen for the prevention and cOrrcc
tion OF defOrmity, Onc-stdcdness, &C. Hs recon-
mendcd by the medical profession and officers o
the army They supercedc dumb bells and all Ca
HstheniC exercises. No officer, merchant, or clerl
should be without them they promote ,h t heHl.hl
spine in n most extraordinary manner giving sucl
elasticity and strength to the shou lders, arms an!
wrists that the sword and bayonet are used viii
double force and facility, and invaluable TO singers
AS the voice improves In proportion to the eXpAn
sion of the chest. To ladies who cannot take out
door exercise, they are Of incalculRbe benefit
My classes for Dancing And Department at VII
laIds' Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely AZ
tended hy the cite Of both Cities and | can, will
much satisfaction, refer to the Parents OF my pu
pills. ,..-,..
PiOIincfllU and Singing, or "fHiShing Lessons" ma
save time and expenBe by studying under me.
For Cards Of Terms, address ~
J. X. GOODALL,
apr u Wlllhfus' HOTEL
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

OUAcKERY.-I earnestly caution young men
Ifienng from Nervous Debility, SC, against en-
lingering their health by patronlzing any OF the
lyertiHing duackB, You can fully recover by the
ethods used by the advertiser, and BY hundr, DIS
Others, and In no other way. Read letter which
will send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
An s-dSw6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.

FIRST WARD UNooNDITIoEsL UNION MEET
No.-The friends Of Messrs. Dixon, Douglas and
FornYth, met in the First ward last evening, and
nominated Mr.. W. W. RAplsy for Alderman, and
Messrs. HAZEL, Parker and Kelley for Common
Council.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

Go TO WHITEHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave
nue., TO obtain superior Likenesses at reduced
prices Fine Card Vlgnettes, formerly sold at 50
per dozen, now selling at Slj half dozens, same
rate. ColOred ImpeFiala reduced from S3O to S20j
selling whole size eolOred at only &C. Iwill excel
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

the execution Of this order, and the troops organ
iEed under II will be under the control Of his Bu-
tGau.
ny order Of the Secretary Of War.
... 4. D. TOWNSEND,
may s-dim Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

tsg- THE wAvERLY, 451 Eighth street, be-
ween f and ,, has already acquired an enviable
reputation amongst good livers. II