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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
CLAIMS AGAINST UNITED
~ STATES

~ l. Al M b A q INST UNITED
STATES.
FINLEY BIGGER, Qate Register Of tho United
States TrdasofyJ Md CHARIEs Z. SHERMAN,
Counsellon at Law, will devote their entire stten
hon to the pfosssutioa and settlement OF demands
against the United States, growing out Of the pres
eat, war, iacludins the Accounts and Claims o.
sstion. tor ths seetStation tor A q prols{tx nlsstni
use Of private property for Government purpose&
And for damages for the injury Of such property by
ia or :hsass Sf money. STsS pays
be at the Treasury and due to sub-contractors and
others.
They will also give legal livies 70 claimants
contractors, and to unprofessional agents In liti.
gated cases; and prepare written arguments when
With nsn.rsa6ssS Agents wSSo may send them
saims, an equitable division OF commissions will
Undisputed Demands win be collected and
promptly remitted for commission Of from q hall
70 two and half per cent, depending on the
l. amount; and negotiations with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate charges, long o..
perience, and . minute knowledge Of the ex-laws
regulations, rules, and presidents governing that
class Of business at the Department., they hope to
render their services useful to cisEshs and public
creditors.
|. Reference may be made to members OF Congress
permission, to tho Hon l.isHA WhiTrLEsEY, First
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address Messrs. BIGGER 4 SHERMAN,
|, Warrington, ID. C.
I oass, No, as p street, near Treasury ana VII
lsrds' Hotel. nov SIN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
;s,AE-,..a.. IL N:.a., iTisxs :;

DIR. SWEETS ISFALLIBLR LfNTMEN7, "A ia
external remedy, II without rival, and will ale
,yiate pain more speedily than any other prepare.
HOa. For ell Rhsuma to and Nsftttn plto tor0ofSn
IL truly tnfAllible, and, A. . curative for SoreA
Wounds, sprains; BRUISES, H.; M sbxthlnt; hhAL
ing, and powerful properties, excite
The tuse we81sr sn4 Astonishnels " ~ who hsy6
eatss Of rkabls eAree, pssforned by ~ within
the last two years, attsst the fact.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
EXPRESSES.
4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
n OFFICE 6lA PENN. AVENUE,
Wa.Aingtos Citv, p. a..
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDKRA: r:r-

Merehandiss, Money, JsWelry, Valuablss,
Notes, stecks, Bsndss' Co.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DI6PATCH to ali
s Aeensi.s IL the principal inc railway sovHs II tSs
NORTH, EAST, West, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal offices are
WASHINGTON, D. O., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, ,RALTLAORS CIV
VILE, LEXINGTON
Cunnsctiops are mahs II New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the Canadss and the
erpool. Southampton, and Havre, and thenee ~
European expresses to all proTinsnt spmnsrrha
C. G. DUNN, Asspt, :.
cts wAshin9tos %. q :
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
NATIoNAL LOAN,


NAr1oNAlA LOAN
- " p ''E TINE NEW ...
sIX PER CEwT BONps
49,, -,-.. Of the '..If "rEH.F
UNITED STATES,
~rr PAYABLE ~
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
(Or assr nvo years, st option Of the Government,
THE ooUPON BoNps.
In sums OF
o,-o.,r. .yHTy -DoLLAAs, ,lurT
ONE HUNDRED DoLLARA "''
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE RFoIsTERED Bosps,.
~ IN sums Of '-
FIFTY DOLLARS, ID -
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS; 4--
and
TEN TnousAkD DOLLARS, r-ri
INTEREST COMMENCING AT DATE OF PuR'
:. chase, =, -
And payable semi-annually
--:-sIN GELD. ~
These Boxps are the -.
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the narket,- Is;
The interest," At present price Of coin, being equiv
aient to . PEE CENT. n ourrsnsy.. -
FOR SALE By 4.
JAY COOKE 4 90.
BANKERa
ASs Fifsssnth street,
DEAlEHs IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS
TREASURY NOTES.
'.lilf' Jrt "a Cffr1FIt.irfS
ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
co.'s, ,lCvRREECYA AND EycHANoE
dee i0-H
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
MEDICAL.

T TaffyHEAE2s.1As, As,4rFicAS
hiltsoLn's- arrursI rnErARArioAs :
..,.., NV '1,ni'''s .. .,.,..,l
HELasoLrs ExrhAcr "BuCHu.
'p5s III !" - sARsAPAsIllA. I
IMPROVED bose VASE
"tain - inri.Hsoro.s 1''
aRNUINK PRE.fARArIoN,
"HIeHLy coNCENTRArEDr p
:Q,T. T.lsss;CsApsses Ss-id .s4y .sayf
RACT Hu.
rosrfrvs AsD sr,cu1o a,xrpr 70.
.sfztag;' 1 ~ ~t4s - s'n.; !; ta&.kH
sLADDsA k1DSErS sA AvRf, AND bsoPsi.
q: :sov ~; CAL swy.Ilsea a.,;.-tsi4i
fSis Medicine inereases the power OF Digestion,
.S.s snd e: " .sSn
Unnatural Enlaryements are reduced, - well -
Painand Inhamatioh. and p good for
MEM ;woA1y OR UHHDREN
HELxsoLD's ExTRAcT BuoHt,
FOR wEAKNEssEs
Ari''s no" fs-s. i.ssss;sc pset's''"' !! Early
ATTENDED, WITH IEsa. BORROWING SYM
!ndispcsitlon toExsrtioa. .Dryne.. Of the skin,
VA! Va : sss;;:.. q 49,. e Has$$Isy
Ua!ssrs.ft t.sss,a. a Ssis /. tie re- ~.
nj ssass m' ElsSiioss. ssas q q sss ss fs.:
Pailid Countensncs. :. .i,..,, y.
Ths;s :y%ptSIs to g ,iow SH which this
IMPOTENCE, FaTYITY, EPfLEPTIC FITS,
IN one cf rhieA t.< pdtrn, moy ezpirs.
lowed BY those direftii dbesses,n ,,..,'...,-l..
.f"' "iNSANIrY AND COHSUhfT9oSri y J.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their .shsrins.
.,,- Btd ao~f ssiH cenfea. T-T
THE REC0RDS or THE INSANE .ASFLyAS.
Beav Ample war<a q, ,ihs .Ts4 u the A''er'on.
THE CONSTITUTION ;oNCE ,IffEoTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, 4. '''.'i
Requires the aid Of meauins to strengthen and In
vigorate the system which
HEhaIBOLps EXTRACT BUCHU
- Invariably Does.
ArRrAL WILL coSyISsEIHE AosrsEErTicAL
EKX4LEs, FEXAEEs:
Old or acnnS, single, Married or Coaten-
- :'f Pistias Marriage. q = ,'.i.as-
In many directions peculiar to Fen sles, the Ex'
tract Buchr u uneqhSIled BY any ottrg remedy, Al
In Cllolu.i. or Aetehtioa, Irreguiarty, Painful
ness, or Jul preston Of Customary EvacuAtfons
liberated or schlrrous state Of the Uterus, Leucor
rhp or whiteA steriiity, and furall complaints In
cident to the sea, whether arsins from rndiscrs
tion, Hsbits Of Dissipation, or to the 80. ? =
\ DECLINE OK CHANGE OF LIFE.
(sss lymptonsasoys3.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,.
Tdke NO more Ba'san. Mere,iry, o.. isnplsssan
AedieiV for urplsasaHf s'sd dangerous
| -, Disedks.
HE1aBoLD's EXTRACT 9ucHu : !,
| ,CURks "a f-.s-s. Siba''
-. :sECREf DfsE1sEs
In ali their Stages,
:. . At Little Expsnse, Ia :. - la
Little or no change In Diet, 7
No Inconvenience; and
| ~, Ewp
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
DLoODi BLOODll BLOODIll ~ Il.
ID SORES; THEIR CAUSE A DEpRAvEl
CONDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID, .s'.-. ,

DLoODi BLoODil BLOoDIll Il AZ.
d SORES; THEIR CAUSE A DEpRAvED
toNDlTioN OF THE VITAL FLUID, ~
which.psoAucee = ~
'n0ssa1l a1lE ssfas sa sGsfi ssFs SisF 81 11f!1Ea'
NEREAL DISEASES, II.
SA-MARLTApS =. .'''
Root AND HERB JUICES
'.hes ali iSpuritis. oi the blood ssd bring. Tie
system to . healthy action, cure those Spots, Tbts
ters .scsies and Copper Colored Patches. :
SYPHILIS OR VEEEREAL DJsEASES,
The SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Ia the mest certain remedy ever prescribed. u re-
moves every particle OF poison. ,
DO NOT DESPAIR.
ssss :s. 4 a.: hs:; ess a Z .s
full tireetioaa Sold by
-. Cor. Eleventh &: /. md n Pens. ~.
HENRY COOK, - :.
Sen. by express carefully {SeesS:sp essSi:S . CO.,
, SECRET DISEASES u
HAA4RITApS GLFTi. -
SAXiRITAES SkR1s-. :. :,
T7s Host Csrtais Remedy kp 0asd. - ::
Yes, . Positive Cure. = a - y
BALsAM CoPAvIA AND MERCURY DIS
CARDED, go. -.
Uaiy ten Pills to be taken 10 eject cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell mol
any unpleasant taste, and win not, In any way, In
ufe the stomach or towels Of the most delicsta
~ Gn,ss Y from two s n four dsy' md nssens sAss
10 ssposgv, ~ q, N, no oAsnse passtssr.
sc. FORD, :.
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn. ~.
..- =, - HENRY COOK .
Aisxaudria,vs.
sent BY mail by - =
Ians Sly Philsdelphia. +
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

N. B. Editors Of pspers publishing the above earl
their charges. TEL
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

q, ,iWAlHIG0FlNiANp1NE YohaG ~ !
Leave Washington at and ii.lb A. NJ. and and
Leave New York at .nt itA'M. and 1.so and
ii.so p. NJ.
Fifty pQuada 0t1Bsogsgs only AlcWetr ssAa pss--
senger. Passengers are prohibited IRON taking
ii Bass.se ovsf Gity oands, q s. psid iof sstrs.
The Company limit their responsibility for Baggage
Any amount beyoEd 100 Dollars, except by special
contract. WIN. X. GATZMERs,A9 A9ept =
January o, 1889.
GIN Is FROM SEM %lifstkiSE! haSk sSs rH16ApEIsHlA
From foot Of Cortland street, at u NJ, and Up. H.
via Jersey city and Camden at sA u fs6
And 80 p. IN. via Jersey City and Ke,sington.
E,Erom foot Of Barclay stSsstat&& ~ ssdAp M
,IFrsm Pier No. North River, At 1 and D. M,
freight snd Paas1hess3 vta-Amboy shi'canidn:
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

II causes . frequent desre, and gives strength to
urinate, thereby removing 0bstfuctions, prevent.
Palm And Inflammation; 20 frequently In this class
Of diseases, and exelng all polsonoa' disenxd, and
po,1-od matter. d, ,
victims 1ofQvAcKs, and who Lave paid Aeavy feel
tp be cursd " 2 abort time, have toapd they Nyfe
deceived, and that the "Poisonn has, by tho useof
ten 10 break nutin en- aggravated ioFni and ."
Perhaps atisr .Narriaoei rr-.'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

RxLNBOLD'S. ROSE VASE,
An excsaient Lotion for diseasesefa syphilide M.
ture and N nn injection In disease OF The Urinary
Organs, Hftking from Habits Of Dissipation. used II
connection with the Extract Buo,p ADD SarspsriuA,
In such diseases - recommendcL 40 !
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
1852 ARRANGEMENTS 12R3.
IOOD. OF IOUO.

NEW YOR X III EE o.. "''
THE CAMDEN AND AMsoY AND PHILApEL-
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CUmPA.
MES LINES.
ERON PHILADELPHIA T0'NEw Y0RK
ANp Wax PLACES, ........-
From Walnut Street wharf and Ken.
d, sinston Depot,
WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS, VIZ Fare.
~ A. NJ, via Camden and Anbcy -c.t A. -
At j:I..; E:.ss.s:;'ss III q.
Al A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City;
Morning Express 's-Ao0
At 8 A: NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
At ii, :. Ms II. Is.sinstOa Ind Jst;.y city, :, ?
A. IL NJ MnrSis via Camden and Amboy-c.. and "
=. A. Accommodation 2.26
Al P. M, via Camden and Aaeoy-G and
AZ . +. n, Via ken.tugton and Jersey city; :"
Washington and n. Y. Express .s-i900
At ~ ?. III, via ensington and Jersey City;
A. Iixf: NJ, Vi TShsias i ston an shd Jsr;ey tity,
y Southern II. Il 800
At IN might via Kensiastoa sd Jssssr--,
City, Southern Express zoo
Al p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accpm-
mediation (Frsight and Psssenssr)-
list class ticket 28
ID class ticket l60
The 8.i6 p. M. Evening Maxi nnd the I. 80 (Night)
southern Express will run daily tall others, Sun
days exeepted.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
q Y p n ILIA.

4.f,H l.L.l.H.
This 10 an affection Of the Blood. and attacks the
SEXUAL ORGANs NlNGs OF THE NOSE.
EARS, THHOAT, WfNDPIpE,
and otAsr Mucous Surfaces, making lis appsaranoe
AElGDoLD'SiK SiKxTRAoT SARsARxRlttA
81. RpHovss eli scaly sruptions Of ths skih.
Giying toStaS CoesplssiQs q Clear asd HlahAv
..... !, Golor.r :. - - ~
Il bsihs yrsparsd expressly for this class OF com
plalais,, fts Hood rufiYtnS Propertiea are pre-
served b grsassr extent than any other rprepara.
uon ~ hAfsaphshis. :. - rrr n - I.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

USE. .gNIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCAU
For Ill Anectens and Diseases OF tbs.
URINARY oRGxNs,.::'
whether existing In MALE or FEMALE
From whatever cause originating ami no matter or
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs requtrs the aid ofk
DiunETIC 'F.r
AkNB0LD'S EXTRACT BFCR6 20
us THE GREAT DIuRETIC, -
And II 10 certain 70 have the desired ssSt IN Dis
eases for which II is rec"hne!.ded.
BLOOD BLOOD BLOODt
Helmbolds Highly Ceaosntrsted Compound
+ FLUID EXTRACT sARSkPARILtA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
CERTItICATES- OF CURES, ';II "a, .

r-H ~. 'EyIDENCE: -: ~,
OF the most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines, ~ - =, 1ss"'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
DISEASE or IMPRuuERCE

1 = The many thousands cured at this Institutes
within the Last eightsan yesrps end ~ Au.nsayus
Johnston, witnessed BY the repoFtsfs ~ tha aann'
and many dthsspabsfs, noticss Of which have ar.
peared gain and again, hsfors the publis, e1111A
sPonslhiity, Is sufasisnt guarantee % " ~
AKIN DIsEAsxs sPrEpsAY cuRErt - :
Fsrsops writing sholld 10 parttsulas N dlroselnG
thsir lettsrs 10 Els Institution, u ,thA ionsvino-
= = ~, ;, JOHN u. JoHNsroN, u ps :
Dalu more Lock 'AogItfN, ~
de- LILY =. ,,,--, ,r.eaatinosp, hafyta1d.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
FINANCIAL.
q oviMsEEhss d 4saa Il iITT1rs,

UNITED ''AF rEs cESf. SSsps '
(Couposs or Registefed,) In large OF small suns.
On and sfssr ss,y ,;ss3 pst.tIess g. eo.se,HtiI
Donds at par viii reass.
PArtfss wishing to secure United STATES Donds q
par, pay ing six per cent. interest In god should
send In their orders before that time.
-~,s-:- .lAY COOKE q Co.,,
my 2s-dtJyi NO. S52 fifteenth street.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM MORRISON
COUNTY.

LITTLE FALLS, Nov. eth, 1868.
Ed. ST.. CLOUD DEMocKAT.-The fol-
lowing, so far as It goes, is the official re-
turn of the votes cast in Morrison County
Rep. Union. Democrat
Stephen Miller. 50 II. T. Wellcs, u
balance Of the State about the same.
District Ticket-For the Senate.
II. c. Wait SO J. p. Wilson, 70.
not ruaningJ
s. Z. Olmstcad, 104 C. \. Rufee, 96.
Alex Moore, y X. NJ. Richards IN, 10.
H. c. Burbank II W. T. Rigby, IS.
not running.
County Tickct.-For Treasurer.
A. Tanner, 70 John Elwell, 90.
For Clerk Dist Court.
S. =. Fuller, so &C. S. K. Smith, 25.
not running.
For Coroner.
Asher Adams, II Joseph Poland. s..
You will see that party lines are not
drawn very tight in this County on the
District and County Ticket. The State
Ticket was drawn down to a snug party
vote excepting one vote gained by Miller
which was cast by A. H. Gibson, dis
charged soldier of the 7th Regt., althcuy Ii
labored with by his Democratic friends,
he claimed that the Colonel was too good
man for him to vote against.
Very truly yours,
n RICHARDSON.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
The Draft Postponed.

The result of Gov. Swift's visit to
Washington was made manifest in the FOL-
lowing telegram received yesterday from
Washington, which was received with gen.
eral satisfaction throughout the State:
WASHINGTON, Nov. I, 1lr.M NJ.
Capt. 7. NJ. Saunders, A. A. .. NJ:
The quota at Minnesota has been so much
reduced by former excess and volunteers since
the draft was ordered, that no draft will be
made in that State before the fifth day of jan
uary 1864. and only then in case she fails to
raise her quote of 800, 900 volunteers called
for by the President.
(Signed,)
JAMES 3. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
The meaning OF this is simply that
Minnesota won't have to raise any more
men to Fill her old quota Old scores are
wiped out and q. new set of books have
been opened, aud the State is now only
liable for her quota of the 100000 volun-
teers called for by the President on the
7th of October. The quota under this
call is about 1900 men raised by voluu-
teering before January 5th. To whatever
portion there remaiss to be filled by draft,
fifty per cent will be added Press, Sth.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
The New Cavalry Regiment.

Adjutant General Malmros received the
following dispatch yesterday:
WASHING on, Nov. 4.
General Pope was instructed by letter, o.
tober twenty-eighth, to muster the Mounted
Rangers out Of service Immediately. The Diff
6culty Of their re-enlstment will thus be re
moved. Maj. Nelson has been instructed to
pay the S4O2 to veterans enlistng in your new
regiment. The time for raising the regiment
is extended to December LIST.
J. 3. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
By this it will be seen that vete,a ns
enlis,inS in the new cavalry regiment re.
ceive the same bounty as if they Joined
one of the cid regiments. The Mounted
Rangers are ranked a, veterans, and those
who rc-enlis- will receive the $402 bounty
Press 9Th.
In THE ARMl.-We learn that DR.. Fisher,
formerly Of this place, and at one time editor
of the St. Paul VolksLlatt, is q member Of a
New York regiment.
ARTHUR 70: December is already on our
table, and with its engravings and choice Sc
lection threading matter, forms an attractive
number.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
Thermometrical Record.
Reported expressly for the DExocRAr, b,
S Harlatt, Druggist, St. Cloud

FHoH TIE GOLD M1xEs.-By private letter
from Mr.. Mark d. Ledbeater We learn that he
has changed his location from Bannock City
to Virginia City, Idaho Territory. This latter
place is on = branch Of the Sinking Water,
and within a space of three weeks had fifty
new houses erected with many more in course
IF erection. II is said to be the best paying
location in thaticountry; the claims are easily
worked, and the mining grounds extend for
ten miles along the creek. Our correspondent
says that within tho '.past three months quite {.
number Of miners have taken out from i've to
ten thoussnd dollars. +" They have rumors Of
rich digg;ngs beng found within eighteen miles
Of Virginia City, and i It the head Of Snake
River. tits the opinion Il miners that there
will be the greas mining country o, the Noun
teios. = they can ct good prospect almost
anywhere on the Snate River, 49,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
4 DREADFUL CALAMITY.

The Lake City Times contains an &C.
count Of the burning to death of three
children Of Mr.. John Horigon, farmer
living within three miles Of that place, on
Tuesday evening of last week. The iath.
er was engaged in blowing some distance
FROM the house, and the mother had gone
to neighbours, leaving the children, aged
respectively fvc three and two years,
asleep. The house took FIRE by some
means unknown, aud all were burned to
asneS 4, r;se g.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
ELECTIONS,

Official returhs from sixty-two counties
in Missouri give u conservative majority
of 4, O6S.
New Jersey has gone coppcrhead, Of
course.
Wisconsin gives majority of $4,000
tor the Union ticket on the home vote,
which will be largely increased by the SOL
dicrs.
The Union majority in Illinois will
reach 10000.
Maryland has gone overwhelmingly for
the Union and emancipat,on-electing
four out Of Eve administration Congress-
men. .-- .F- g..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
EMloRANls.- We observed quite

EMloRANls.- We observed quite a
number of emigrants awaiting the arrival
of the ferry boat this morning. 1t seems
quite late in the season for much en,igra,
ton, but they still come. Minnesota has
filed up fast this season The general
superstition was that, on account Of the
Indian difficulties which have occurred in
Minnesota, that emigration would be very
much checked. To the contrary, il has
been much larger than last season. The
sturdy yeoGanry are not easily frightened,
and the whoop of an Indisn has but little
effect upon those reared upon the frontier
used to privations and hardships They
are not . class who shrink from anything
that crosses their pathway.-La Crosse
Democrat. ,- ~-@a aa-t3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
THE NEWS.

The army Of the Potomac Is; on the
move, has crossed the Rappal'annock and
Fredericksburg is occupied by Fitzpatrick.
On Saturday au engagement at Kclley's
Ford resulted in brilliant victory. We
captured 1926 prisoners, With loss Of
400 ON our side in killed and wounded.
Large numbers Of the enemy were drown.
ed in attempting to cross the river.
Banks Overland Expedition to Texas
has returned and is making movement
as is supposed, on Mobile.
The Grand Jury at Cincinnati has
found bills Of indictment against the Ohio
traitors charged with conspiracy, in en-
dea,oring TO assist John Morgan and 9TH
or rebels.
All is quiet in Grants department.
The bombardment Of Sumter is still
progressing, the rebels holding possession
oft.
The French Government has arrested
six iron-clad rams which were building for
the rebels.
LATEST.
Last nights mail brings the cheering
news that the rebel army has retreated
across the Rapidan and that our army,
aunerior in numbers. il in close pursuit.
A general engae cmcnt will take place in
= day or two, it il said.
The occupation Of Fredericksburg is
confirmed.
Later returns make it probable that the
Radicals will carry Missouri by 5000
majority. So, on all sides the sky seems
bright.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19

MERGED.-Last weeks issue of the St
Anthony Ners announces that its pub
lication ceases With that number, and
that the establishment will be
merged in the 4AAas-the editor be-
lieving that Hennepin County is unable
to sustain two papers 'eeN. and that one
good paper is much preferable to two poor
dde..0 ID mis- be il undoubtedly correct.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19
FROM CAPT. FISK'S EXPEDITION.

A correspondent writing to the St. Paul
papers from Capt. Fisk expedition states
that it reached Bannock City, Idaho Ter
ritory, on the first of October. The dis
lance from St. Paul is fifteen hundred and
ten miles. -.
We make few extracts:
We discovered Mt different places immense
beds of coal; at one place We found coal bed
ten feet thick and one hundred feet in length ::
it was bituminous and burnt we'll. The seam
crops out on the face of the bluff, AMI could
be most readily worked
From Mouse River to Milk River, distance
of nearly seven hundred miles, we saw i'm
mense herds of Buffaloes every day. From
Fort Benton we had the first view Of the Rocky
Mountains looming up like cloud at dis
lance Of nearly two hundred miles.
The grandest sight we witnessed in the
course Of our journey. was hot, or boiling
spring in the Deer Lodge Prairie, about thirty
miles southeast of Mr.. Grants farm, on the
road to this place. The spring is on the snm-
nit Of a mound Of solid rock in the shape of
sugar loaf, about seventy feet above the level
Of the prairie. The water gushes up through
q crevice with trem :ndous force, and is in
tensely hot. This spring is in the middle of a
level prairie, and all around it arc lofty noun
tains.
Game of all kinds are plenty in both the
western aud eastern slope Of the mountains
such IS elk, deer, grisly aud black bear, big
horn or mountain sheep, antelope, moose,
beaver, sage hen, spotted tiger or mountain
lion, so called for the resemblance in size and
shape to the lion; and also fine large trout are
found in all the mountain streams, which arc
a great treat to travellers and settlers,