St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

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DIVINE SERvICE.-Rev. j. n. Thresh-
or, Of the Baptist denomination, will
preach at the Everett Schoolhouse on Sab
bath next, at 1Ui o'clock A. NJ, and 7
o'clock p. NJ.
LAST T1ME.@.TGe publication of the
Tax List Of steafAs County expires with
this issue.
Su1rAB1E.-Ws SEQ Col. Miller's name
prominently mentioned as candidate for
Governor ia the coming election. Should
he desire to acuept, the nomination
would be suitable. one and bis election
certain.
Acc1DESr.-On Tuesday while Mr..
Phipps, residing on River Street, was dis
charging rife it burst near the breech,
injuring his right hand severely.
Ar HoME.-Lieut. A. St. Cyr reach
cd home this week, and will remain some
time. He has favored Us with a bundle
Of letters written to the rebel soldiers,
from some of which we shall try to pub
lish extracts next week
GRANGE We see that Mrs. Swisshelm hos
tisposea IT her paper to Mr.. W. B. Mitchell,
xho has beeh conducting The DEhouRAr since
her absence. Sorry to lose hSr from the ed
itorial corps. But ths mantle has fallen TN wot.
thy shoulders Success to it.--Hastings Con-
server.
To our friends of the Conserver and
the number Of other exchanges who give
us cordial welcome, We return our sincere
acknowledgements.
Observation-Disclosures still con-
tinue to flock into this portion of the
State, attracted by the fame of great crops
and advantages to settlers. Inquiries at
the Land Office concerning the condition
with regard to title of lands that have
been selected for homesteads are frequent.
Ar WoRx.-Z. II. Morse, ESQ.,, Asst.
Provost Marshal in this Congressional,
District, is busily engaged in visiting the
different sub-districts that come within his
limits, completing the various arrange
ments connected with the enrolment.
Mr.. NJ. is an active, energetic officer, and
his appointment meets with the general
approval Of the people Of this district.
GRAiN.-F5r the past two weeks con-
slant stream Of wagons loaded With grain
has been on the road between this place
and St. Paul. Since the continuance of
this dtJ 1tlthtr, however, farnsss mani
fest / dispoii.iea, I'D wisely, to keep what
g.-h.xa. remaining, % it will
doubtless before next isrvsSt Ssnxis nsk,..
efps;e. il iii Ion. H. aa..t.k - now in
St. Paul. ;ri -n.
RED KlvEk CARrs.--Yesterday morn
ing train of about fifty Of these odd We.
hicles with their odd drivers, passed thro'
town loaded with fars and robes. AS the
steamer International is laid up under the
guns Of Fort Abercrombie, on account Of
the danger Of making the trip to Fort
Garry, all fars have to be brought down
and goods taken back by means Of these
creakins, slow;journeying ox-csrts. A
train that went down to St Paul few
days since took $s0, 1000 worth Of fur.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Last week j
Hayward, ESQ.,, proprietor Of the Central
House, in this place, sold to Mr.. j. E.
Wing, recently from Maine, his farm on
Winnebago Prairie, eight miles above St
Cloud, for $500. This farm contains
Isl acres Of land and is well situated
Tke p.iee paid shows the estimation il
Which Northern >Mnnesota is held b,
strangers. Mr.. w. informs US that aboh
twenty families, living in the same local
ity as himself, had signi6ed their intention
Of removing to whatever portion of Mime
sofa he might select.
RAIN AND Gxors.-Or, rather, the lac]
Of rain. The prospect Of an overaowin
yield Of all kinds Of grain, which seeme'
SO promising few weeks since, appear
now in less Aattering light. Tic cor
tinuous hot. soorching days for most Q
the time during that period have show
their effect upon wheat and oats. In thi
immediate vicinity, although several day
Of last week were cloudy and promise
rain, yet We have not had enough to Ia
the dust more than few hours At tim
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