St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.s
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ELECTION. TlCkEgs.-We are prepared I,
print election tickets, either Republics. q,
Democratic, on short notice and at reasonabl,
priees..' Send in your orders.
~ IN order forgive the proceedings Of tn,
Union Republican County and District Con
'e"''3ens' We have postponed issuing one day
ArpoIxrnExr.--H. z. Mitchell has been up.
pointed by Governor Swift Brigadicr Gener
81 to command the 9Th Brigade Minnesota
State Militia. ,..
PERsoSAL.-Judge vanaerburgh was in
town this week. He is holding court in Ben.
ton County; and next week session will be
held in this place
Box RENrs. -As the beginningof the new Post
Office quarter is approaching, it should be re.
membered that box rents must be paid before
the first day Of October. 1t is we'll to attend
to these, matters in time. 7>......
GONE EAsr.-Messrs. E. NJ. Tobcy. J. r.
Bennett, Jos. Edelbrock, JOS. Broker and
Others Of our business men have gone East for
new goods.
APPLEs.--Hon. H. C. Wait has raised some
very fine apples this season ON trees in his gar
s'en in this city. W. H. Wood, Esq, of Sank
Rapids, has also had yield from several trees.
ARMS FOR M,l1r,A.-On Thursday Capt
Frank Nibbler drew seventy Prussian mus
kets with accoutrements complete for the COM
pany Of State Militia unde: his command, in
the Cold Spring district
VIZ are indebted to Hon. Cyrus Aldrich for
Gen. Pope's Report of his Virginia Campaign
and for other valuable documents.
Mn. JAMES II. PLACE is building o very
neat two-story dwelling house on the corner
of Welles Avenue md Percy Plac..
PoTAToEs.-Reportsf from the country state
that potatoes are growing at a surprising rate
and that very large yield il expected. They
have fallen in price in market one half, as it
was thought at first that the supply would be
small.
SuEEr.-In travelling through the country,
one is surprised at the number of sheep that
are scattered about. There are very few far
mers who have less than from dozen to fifty
and many focks number from enc to two and
three handred head. This business has been
found to be exceedingly profitable, and much
attention is being paid to it.
~ owe my success in life ENTIRELY to a
5udieious use Of Printers hsk-Autobiog raphy
Of r. T. BAnNvM.
SEWING Misunderstanding been shown
some specimens of work done on the Howe
Sewing Machine, We have no hesitation in
stating that we believe these machines worthy
the praise of being the best in use. Mrs. E.
F. Blood is agent for their sale, and persons
will find it of advantage to give her a CELL
Sioux DErREDArloSs.-By. an advertise.
ment in another column, it will be seen that
WIN. J. Parsons, Esq, has been appointed
Commissioner by the Sioux Commission to
take dispositions with regard to Sioux depre-
dations. He is the only Commits sioner that
will be appointed, and his authority to take
testimony extends to all cases which have
been fled, registered and numbered by the
Commissioners.
NEw SHOE MANDATORY. -Messrs. McCrea
and Biggerstaf, who have established them
selves on st German street and engaged in
tho manufacturing Of bsots and shoes, are
both experienced workmen. Mr.. Biggerstaff
is we'll known to our citizens, and it would be
unnecessary for US to say that customers can
always rely upon this firm for good work.
RTD HlvER During the past week
a largo number Of Red RIVER carts have pass
ed through town on their why to St. Paul to
purchase goods. Some Of them take down val
liable furs, but most have disposed Of these to
the Hudson Bay Company and are plentifully
supplied with cash with which to pay for their
purchases. Quite . number have purchased
large quantities Of goods in this city: |
LsGALi ADVERT Islxo-As some Of our legal
lIAeAAS UEo uAoPVoeu VOS"osVSA'J W b '.-~o
at our charges for legal advertising (Which are
merely the statute rates, 40 and 25) We would
refer them to the Courier and Register, pub
iished in Mower County, which papers charge
eighty cents per folio for first insertion and
forty for each subsequent insertion. These
arc more like living prices. Z
Il: II HosP1rAL-We sec by the official report
that Matthias Waldo, of Co. G, 4th Regiment,
from this county, is in jefferson BaFsaeks.
Hospital, st. Louis. He is convalescent and
working in the bakery. Thomas Darling, Of
Co. D, from st. Cloud, same regiment, is in
House Of Refuge paralysis; . very difficult
case. In the same hospital arc T. .. Cald-
well, chronic diarrhss, and Issac N, Bentley,
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