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, 1863-05-25
The WAR IN VIRGINIA,
Reported Intention Of Gen. Lee to
Cross the Rappahannook
and Attack Hooker.

NEW YORK, May GA letter from the
army Of the Potomac, May 2let, 70 the N. I.
T.7iune, SAYS: The rchtls arc in excullent con
ditiun. They have movement on foot either
to cross the river aud give Us battle near that
point, or else cross ut Kelly's Ford and the
Rappahannock Station, drive in our forces in
that direction, and thus compel our army to
charge its base. They state that Lee feels
able 10 crush our army in It's present conIi-
ton, and to easily drive us into our dcftnses
around Washington, or destroy aud capture
it. lie will probably find himself mistaken.
The railroad to Richmond Is in complete
running order.
Large numbers Of officers are leaving on fur.
loughs.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The HorEd's Washing
ton dispatch repeats the assertion that Gen.
Hooker is falling back on Washington. Moth
ing is known as to the cause or design Of this
unexpected movement.
, 1863-05-25

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
ST. PAIL, May e3, 1863.
Gen. Pope aud staff leave Milwaukee Mon
day morning for this place. They will remain
here but q short time.
Gen. siblcy has delayed his departure on the
expedition few days, but is actively engaged
in preparations.
The late rain will bring forward the grass
on the plains, without which It would be dill
cult to move his force.
A farmer was killed By Indians the fore
part OF last week, three miles above New
U1m. He was plowing, and WAS shot By
three Indians. They stole four horses and
left. Two companies of troops were at New
Cln,, and others were about to start. for the
scene Of murder, but the Indians had cyadcd
fhem
, 1863-05-25

CINCINNATI, May ee3.-The only rebel forces
in Kentucky arc rowing bodies OF guerillas,
hut the rebels are certainly preparing for an
invasion in June. Morgan has left his COM
nana ut Monticello, and gone to Sparta,
Tenn. Pegram's forces are Still between the
Cumberland and Monticello. Various re-
ports say that Price Is moving towards tue
Mississippi river, and, had Mt last accounts
crossed the Arkansas. Marmaduke is said to
have joined him.
The following petition is circulating in CO.
lnnbus and other parts Of the Slate Of Ohio:
The undersigned, citizens Of Franklin county,
respectfully represent that the most sacred right
Of the citizen, as guaranteed by the Constitution
Of fathers, has been violated hy the arbitrary
arrest, Illegal trial, and inhuman imprisonment Of
Hon, c. L. Tal1andieham. We therefore demand
OF the President Of the United States his immedi-
ate and unconditional release.
The rebels yesterday burned m extensive
trcstle.work at Hamilton, near CIarksville,
Tenn.
, 1863-05-25
FNON mrvFCn

important dispatches announce both on
French and Mexican authority, that tue
siege Of Puebla has been raised md Forov
has Withdrawn the French army o;o1+oo.
miles, with no prospect Of rcsumino ono-o
tons until fall. his force requiring to be cn.
1irely reconstructed The Mexicans ore
jubilant and in funds, having captured n
French supply train with one million dol
lars, destined for tue pay Of troops, Alto
gether the affairs OF Gaul in the land Of the
biontezumas are getting On AS poorly US the
most devout admircr OF lhc Monroe doc
tiine could deaire.
, 1863-05-25

WAsu1SG1oS, May 3a3. The present condi-
tion Of the Andrew Hall fugitive slave case,
alluded TO yesterday, was the fugitive in:the
custody Of the military, authorities, who re-,
authorities on 4 new warrant issued hy the
Commissioner under the fugitive slave act, the
later having been appointed to that Office to.
day By the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia Thus the case is undecided, the
court and the military authorities again being
in direct conflict
, 1863-05-25

Fonr MONROE, May 2'-The raid into
Mathew and Glouster counties, ordered By
Gen. Keyes, under Col. Fitzpatrick and Capt.
full, and brought back u large number OF
horses, Dulee, &c. It WIZ combined land
and water movement.
, 1863-05-25

Bombnrdment Of Port Hudson-Or-
&nnIzat1on Of Negro Troops.

New YoRK, May 25.-The New Orleans
correspondence Of the 1Forld, dated May 18th,
says Port Hudson will be attacked this week
During tue late attack, if the men had been
landed, they might have taken the place. No
doubt 1t is or will be evacuated
It Is expected that by tomorrow Banks
will reach Bayou Sara, from Alexandria ria
Red River.
Gen Dudley is ready 10 march from Baton
Rouge, and Porter's and Farragut's fleets are
above and below Port Hudson
, 1863-05-25

DIR. IRONS

Hss deyo,ed ten years to the Investigation aa e,oF
Mers Of E!ectrcy t. cu:!hE Diseases and nlany
Rheumatism Asthma Bronchitis. Ihstin.ss c;n.ilS.
1!an nental De2'sssloa: Semt1st n Tsa1aess Ute.ia,
tn the 1eeA Or iolns SPEsAArokEHSgA.
Cf;er IN tL. di.r-la oi>ea%e. brought by co!ds
relaxed. allowing Tie VITAL FLUID 10 ooz. away.
aud rs. oE VIII the urine. protre:rs G;eat nnc:tl
cAuel, prcust1re !ec-y and de ta Melittces 1son,
Ae Inaceqa.ee to arrest this ohs'tnns disease. E'-"
SIMPLE remedy VIII a! !Eays cnre such by sr1l-
nats the pa1ts to ea1thF ae:on gs1os them proper
tone
PeEacns liEi3E In the country he furnished With
kelTes
Dr. Irors hns for sale the most Improved electrical
Instruments. anG viii mrast instruction in their pro-
FER med!cal app tc tIon.
CfFce No {ovs- lie Rank of Montreal, Nos II aud
s LataNt ttrett. P. o. Drawer 6sH HonEs from l.
4. to z. n. IQYS dGIl!is Y. tTaE net
, 1863-05-25

NEW TonK, Nav Cit is stated in the
Herald that match for prize fight il agreed
urou between Tom Hyer and Joe Coburn for
*iO,cC0 asidc, to como Of within six months,
One thousand do]lars forfeit money il depos-
i,ed, aud the balance will be put up Monday.
, 1863-05-25

CINCINNATI, May 23-Gen. Burnside is
known 10 have said that he had not asked for
arg instructions since his arrival here. and
tia. he had received none since he LEFT Wash
in.ton; that the arrest and trial Of Mr.. Val
landi.ham was upon his own responsibility.
After the arrest Of Va]landigham, President
Lincoln tclegraphed to Gen. Burnside that he
would sustain him in his Efforts to support
f1,.. Government
, 1863-05-25

pIANOS TO 'RENT.-Do not
= 1eatte 70 Into the country All kfat5 ot 1ssru.
tEt5rct'"r. sE + r3r 0Ft an 10 1e.n yf,nn and
19itaI y competent ie4eheta WM. r. P1nSa21:
mr. e9Gsr1 r1t-lttn
, 1863-05-25

Boys over thirteen years Of age. II oye1 four feet
e. 41t Inches IL height VIII b. received.
DAVID D. PORTER;
Acting Rear Admiral. Com ding Mississippi SOU .deou
The fact that men r1ay eals: for ONE YEAR, II de-
sired With good quarters on board shl2 .o7g lard
narche4 ahu Eood paT. oGsttA the benefit Of prtz-
fakc', sutocfest guarantee that t.is Il the most
dstlr:ble service In which man can enter
Rendezvous 1t CrtcaKo north cad OF Wells
street Bridge. j b HARRY
MT c9E32t
, 1863-05-25

NEW IoRK, May PA Port Royal letter
reports the capture Of the sloops Secesh and
Rotterdam, taken with cotton of Charleston,
on the night Of the 10th. a schooner and
steamer escaped out At the same time,
Rumor says that Capt. Arnold, Of the 4!th
rebels, has been hung by them for alleged des-
se,tion, it being charged he was in q Savannah
militia company at the outbreak Of the rebel
lion. and deserted 1t is understood that
Gen. Hunter will execute certain prisoners in
lis possession, If the report proves true.
, 1863-05-25
Ntm A1urrf1semerts.
R E AL ESTATE
FOR SALE Bx
fHOS. B. BRYAN,

Ax1fe feet OF Wabash aTecu-, near Jackeou
31le1 f ct on Michigan avenue, neir Adaras With
fEc horse
:a11a teet On Michigan aTenue, nea. Twelfth, wtta
hnnsfs.
uexl1efte On Michigan aycaue. raas Nerta.
4a<lE2 feft co:u.r Prairie Av*nre and Buena Vista.
s*1:so feer-ch HichtEan avenue. cear BIO Gr.1d,,
eth hoUseA
2G11ss fee; ID lid -tsett nea- Lake Routh {Foct
.S311Se feet On Park Avenue, near Wcuh
"1i;S is.: Oh N.dEcR. near II i*+tcd With houEes,
sxite f+et corner Superior ard Market
SN:s1 teet OIL Catsl near t:Ani -ipa
4s119' f. :: on State sr--%s nesr Lake
E1cse Fl =. Lot ro:rer Madison aud Aberdeen.
Er1sS Hnn@c With TT on t'nta-o. ne,r Pscc
EocsG aud Ie On Mag. neaE Ms4ll,-n.
11:0 feet Corner Market sid SUPERIOR with house.
"Tht f1car2l Tract.' II sec. -, I. g, l. IL
South Wafer street River LOT,
Rvtr Ior corcer Washington and Madison,
s6 .eet corner Clark and rao Bureu.
THOMAS B. BRYAN.
Zeal Estate Atroszey. Bryan Ha:1.
, 1863-05-25

Tho Situation in Kcntucky-Rcbe1
Movements In uAFknusAk-A10ut fRl.~
land wbHfn.
, 1863-05-25
Eye, Ear and .4ir Passaees.
ofite Hours from 10 i. II. till 4P.M.

kFA CJfru.a7 containing 4 sao-::. tse4tss,, m t,r
ahnre AIMED G:NAseK tsCFt1er With .e-1nnta liz AZ
cu,ee pc1G rmeu b. Dr LlGurdII1. as2y b. vbtAae1
Gte OF cla:ge. q art1css1on.
, 1863-05-25

MERCHANTS INSUR
1tA COMPANY, Chicago. Illinois.
1ftce in billiards. Hook at the ycrth.ast Corner ar
South NAteE and Clark streets,
, 1863-05-25

ROTTLES, FLASkS, ETC., OF
- the fo1!oxtne sty'fs, lAy:
Heck and t'lkret Wines.
Potter Bottles, quarts and plQts,
Brandy. s.. 9. aah 7s.
Scotch Aha quartz AMI pintE,
Konnu HandtdJ JuEa lreu XlAs..)
eaddlct,r jugs tret g!aN.,
Etluafe Srh1tsj'p+. quarts and rlnta,
HI b Neck Nf'ter f}ott:ts.
A full assortment ot Desniiohns for sale hy
a. +. Cls'l5hET.
EYsi-e:95tt-ne 81 and 81 9+,uth Water et-3at.
, 1863-05-25

Pertons entering will enlist AZ seamen, o.tlIaa-y
scsntn or Land-len. AID be pran ose to ,hc h!x!le
err Iy sovd eonduct gallant y in battle. ci.e
pEGnlutlon to the grade Of Officers ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

them as savoscs; and they caa''never feel
any security by day or night soo long as
Uncle Sam keeps his meuagcrie, sou their
soil. The Sioux nation are an organized
band Of assassins, and will beyond doubt
continue to commit their deprcdations-
to plumber and murder as long as they ex-
ist. We have accurate accounts, thus far,
of ! 800 victims of this massacre.
Of the 800, who were tried and con
demned, only thirty were ssummarily and
properly punished, owing to the unjust
interference Of the people Of the, East. who
knew nothing Of the enormity of the mas:
sacre, Or Of the real character Of the sav.
ages. r. '-'"'' :
VI The lecturer clearly showed thatit is
pecuniary policy, as we'll al the duty Of
the Government, TO remove. the Indians
from Minnesota entirely, or to allow. the
people to hunt them down as they would
beasts Of prey She contends that the
lives men, women and children in Min
nesota are as: valuable, and as worthy Of
protection as those in any other part. Of
the Union, and that it is the duty Of Gov
ernment to grant that protection: !, -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
From the Chicago Morning Post,
:.:. Lo, the Poor Indian.
THE LECTURE OF MRS, sw1ssRELM

We, who have our beautiful bottoms Of
the chivvalry Of the forest, and who have
read Ourselves over Cooper and :dongfel-
low into a belief: that othe Indian vas 2,
noble fellow, bad the ancient + eon'cei1 'es' IA
ken eut Of us last eyysRpiog 9yR M q .s:: xoman,s
Minnesota MS Swisshelm docs not be-:
l,eve ia ,nthe natural nobility ot5the un'u.
totsa red NAM: and her simPle'story :ear-
has gathered tie sad details of the 4as: s
sacre ffcm ba:5 ber 5piesiigbbofs.1 She Had lived
AMONG 'thees cnivalry, aid Witnessed the
ldesohtioal and, gloom which, sfollo~edfthe
nS;asr "Hdrsa sS e detss %sn
Of " the upr;s;ps are familiar to most Of our
readers; budt. IT. there were humbers'of deeds
tof atlocitye and cruelty, at which the heart
chills,; that soome to light; now, and thu
woman tells her simple narrative without
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
JOB PRINTING.
aIA1 ESTATE AGENCY,
= sr. CLOUD, ;. MINNESOTA.

INTENSIVE Explorations Of Land In this
NJ D;strict subject 70 private entry, and long
Sn.rianee in Land Office business, give the un.
lersiened peculiar advantages in the selection Of
Nh And the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND VARIANTS for sale at small sd'
vance on Ns.o Fork Pr'ces.
Cspteyted Pro Emption cases prosecuted BE-
f,r. tho local and eneral Land Ohcc.
Attention paid TO the payment Of taxes IN
Benton, Sherburne, Morrison anu otearns
counties.
T.vn lots for sxls in st. Cloud.
vSn41-tf l.. A. 1VANo'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
THE commissioners or srx41yitr1cs.

THE Con1s1IssIorsRj or ssrxiiIslr1cs.
. ( T. =! 10 u .-r-------7, CO. .wot!cs
Il An effort is being made to- have the Of:
fec Of Commissi ioner Of Statistic, abolish.
3D.. Like that which last winter deprived
us Of Superintendent. Of: Public, 1nstruc.
,tion, We think this. movement a very un.
wise one. The value Of Mr.. Wheelock's
reports have been acknowledged both at
home and abroad, The editor Of the R;;-
once, had, oi couz,',. 70 get. his finger in
the pie, and in . long, article made fieroe
demand for Mr.: ,Ehee!ock's remoyal.-
Mr., w., who is editor Of the Press, "set-
tles'' the Earl in the following quiet man.
.per : q =: ...: :.:., -...~ ....,,>..>
r., :"The Earle, however, though he hes
devoted some two years Of his valuable
and interesting life to d critical investiga-
ton Of the literary and other demerits Of
tho Statistical & { Commissioner; land has
thrown all the beautiful enthusiasm Of his
nature into the task, has, not yet at all
toucueu upou "naC seeui@ W uo Ouc VI t0c
most important defects in the publications
of that Official. srj2.,l ~: .. t'sU:
"We have accounts there of enormous
yields of wheat, ,:of exuberant returns Of
corn, Of fat and juicy bseves, of cows aud
calves and beans and beets:- ALI wondrous
of'their kiud--bat, ~ : strange omission
which depriyes these publications Of any
value as !, record. Of the vegetable tri.
Sumpks Of tue State, there is no allusio1
'vhateverto tho 5iiggese cabbage .heod +
Miunesota. 't 81: 81, .. g"~1 Isassi :! ~
This fatal omission was srtobably aet
publicly noticed by the Earle from nat.
urar feeling Of delicacy and wounded
pride, he himself being the owner IF that
:uarisaled, but officially. 'insulted, eoroo. Of
kraast.D',. ~, 2Ai lto.I% tG;ea.,r rs liz
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

The Chicago dailies Of Monday, the
10Th; have very full reports !of Mrs.
>Swisshelm's s. lecture at Bryan Hail, on the
preceding Saturday evening" That Of the
Times occupic, more than a column Of
small type, and is highly favorable. II
states in the beg1o.ning that "the :lectur;;
esss was heartily received and nfrequently
.appladdcd during the delivery of her lec-
ture. >" il ,.'} = IL t:9r:s r...,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
III. t9B1yRBAw
JOSEPH BROKER
B. OVERBECK'
HnantfGnmmiti

y onmotiou Of Alderman Robbers 'thyssSoy,
report, with its specifications and: fesoin,ssnd.
at'ons was accepted and adopted, ,end the,f1e-
Rert ordered printed in the official paper Of ta,
Incorporation. -. .-.:-s'~-s
The Recorder reported list Of uncontested
lots on which the assessments iem,insd Mn.
paid January lst, 1868, which report wss.s.
cepted and ordered placed on file, .,.-l:
The committee con on. Fire Department asked
permission to alter the order for The length Of
the additional ladders III process q MAKING.
from fifty and sixty feet to forty and f,rtyidve
fert, which permission was gfanteA.% ::
The Recorder reported the cost Of the:orde,
book, required 10 be procured by resolution Of
Dec. Both, 1862, to be f1e $500 dollars;
whereupon EN- order'vas ordered 70: 81 drawn
on the Treasurer for ths7anopnt. s.,;:. q. It.
The following resolution. esolasien .sre:efsssd:. :.
BY Alderman Burbank, Il. e
Rssolued, That tax be levied on n ire per.
sonal and real property, IS returned ~ The ~.
sessors, to ,the;.:fdll extent of. the, law-say:
three mills on, the one hundred cents=-in. con.
formity with With Sec. Chapters, of town char.
ter, and, that .capitation tax, be also levied,
to the amount Of ffy cents 81 81 each: aii e@,ry
the 7curporat1on. Adopteu: :. = ::
Yeas four-nays none. -, /. .41. :.
Rsso1vsa,; That the enforcement ofthe license
ordinance be postponed until further action Of
the Town Council. Adopted. .:.. " ,s:.....
Yeas four, nays Il. none:
Re.olved, That the Recorder be requested to
publish in the official paper Of the town, a,list
Of all the uncontested lots, blocks and >frae-
tional lots and blocks,' within the corporate
entry Of the town II ST. Cloud On which the as-
sessncnts remain unpaid, together with tho
name Of the claimants endsthe amount sf tho
assessment thereon; and further. that j::- Re-
cerder append, Or prefix = :notiee to ..., list,
to the effect that said claimants have. . ,rther
time granted them, TO- the first day of March:
1868, and no longer, wherein to pay the said
assessmepts. and receive deeds for their re-
spective lots or interests. Adopted.
| Yeas four, nays none.
On motion the council adjourned until Tues
day, January 9th; 1863. '.'. :" -.
~:'..@ q. = L. A. EVANS,
! ~, :: =. =. e'+,.,.:'; 1President Council.
! =: Attest ! a. B.. CuRn1, Recorder.>3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
H. G. WAIT

aru,,, IN Foreign and Dome'tic Exen'ngs'
,>.Irps Land Warrants constantly on hand
\ ..nd orsals at /. small advance from New
forI prices. Collections made, Exchange
sr.In stthclow est stcurrentrates,T Taxespald &c.
ot. Cloud, July 18th, 1860. srEz-am
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
Notices OF the Press.

THE EDITOR. IN CHICAGO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

Total Indebtedness due ana TO become.
due...... 30
TO meet The above there are amounts to be-
come due the Interpretation from the follow
ing sources, VIZ: ..'.,. ,'" -; =.
Amt due - from assessments on lots. <
J. :; contested and uncontested already -.
appropriated to meet old indebt- !,
p:' edness of ftheetown, say
Am t tax levied on 81 sc, ,6O2 80 real prop 10 :.
erty Of mills on the dollar say 80. 391. 80
Amt tax levied on $S5, 1O9:50 personal IS
, property Of 8 mills on the dollar say los. 33
Amt capitation tax, so cts Per capita say 1900
Amt to become due fer licenses &c.,5....r 72!OO
=, ~ g.:
Total amt due and 20 i ecome due 49,.
the Incorporation. ...:........... $1.ac7 7.fs
=, - -. REHABILITATION. ...,, ~
Total amt due and to become due the >,.>
incorporation Observation-Disclosures. 81, ISL .lS
Total 'amt Of Indebtedness Of the in
,'c: corporation as per statement".... 9025 55
Leaving balance faver the incorpora- ]'"~
tian s264:os
Unappropriated, PROV led the ta1cs, arc all
collected and the assess mcnts all paid; but it
canuot be expected that more than one third
Of the former. will be collected Immediately
and, from an examination Of the Eeccrdet and
Creasurer's books, we find that the assessments
due on uncontested lots amount only to about
two hundred and eighty one collars. The as7
ssssments, on the contested .l lots cannot, Of
course, be collected until a deci*ion is had
from tho court. in reference 70 the right Of ii:
tie in and to said lots, consequently there will
be small balance against the Incorporation
for the pay ment of which there is no provision
made. or cnn be made; during the present
wear: under our charter, and the only manner
in which, the claim can be lessened or reduced
will be by rigid enforcement Of oidinnaaces
Nos 8 and 4. -, - "'S,' - @
fI@we lass also made the follo~ius aestinats
~ cost 81 Fire Engine, Engine House,i &o'' ',&e.
|,ss offered to;ths corporation by, the owners' vl
builders, Sc. ft1a ,loinr4i!, .,ii .aitoa
Cost Of Rotary Mill Engine, as offered -
bv John S. Prince, 81. paula.:: ::I!::i $500. 90
Cost Of Hoss Tor same With freight 9n selll eg;oo
Cost Sa;dees ~ IL ss clods "a 5000
Co,t of tCistsfn ellis Z by ~ a. perras- ..;ss
4 -, Aimate Of NJ. r. Brown in 81: Cloud olVoV
Cost Of Lease K, of lot for engine house per
I ESsnnum as offered by J:aW: Metzneth . \,
! i in st. Cloud u;';;,,i:';; ~
\ rota, est 81 proposed purchaser: "ss5o'o'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
THOMPSON BROTHERS,
- BANKERS,
-. Nina.

rSEALERs in Eas,e ern and Foreign Exchange,
| -R.yolutionary and Half Breed Scrip Lano
Warrants, State Scrip, Coin, Bank Notes on,, u,
III states Bonds. Highest price paid Tor al
1.nr;ption of Uncurrent funds v4h4Fly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

Any! view Of God, Of which, Love is noa
the A'5s centre, is INJURIOUS. 70 The soul which
receives it:-Chnnning.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
Proceedings Of the Town Council,
20 OFFIC1AL.

=. ." .'".io. ST. CIoup, Jan. 2sd; 1863. r
j. PnnsEs1'-L. A. = Eyy.nRs, y.n Mayor, Aid. Bur
bank: Broker, Overlook and Robbers.
The Fipance Committee made the following
report =" '"<, .:':f' . J ,~z,0s4 .
70 @e Honorable tie Pss.sdens dnd: aldermen o,
the 7oson Councilef St., Cloud r.: =, -, -
GESr1rHES.-1n accordance with your in
struetions Of January 9Th, We herewith SUBJ
init an estimate Of Indebtedness Of the Incor=
porate Town of Saint Cloud, for the year end
ing on the first Monday in May lses:I> .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
En,DEMoCRAT

'<''' ,. ".>THE DEMO
i. ,aslish.d :at lst. Cloud, ste.rns County,
MiansaatA; every Thursday afterno on.
0ss,ss CvaxrR THIlD .AvHxUs- Axp 'EAsH-
....,.uJ ,lH0r0H STRsEr.; .,
-oooo-- 49, 80 :
= TERMS:: II !.
"a. copy. .a. year, >sl,so
,fivs copies. ono year, ,00o 30
fsen.y se copies; on. year. (.na one
>epy extra to. the gettsr up Of ths
club. ~o'o0
.p.ymentn must invsaiably bsmsdein advance
RArss oF ADVERTISING i
!l.s column. ensys.r, 7 }! :. So ssv'oS ~ oS
os..,svrtn 81 ! column >,~. i 1000
~ SQUARE. (ten lines or>lsss} one week, l'OO
busi.ess Cards not over ak lines, 6'OO
ever six limos and under ten, Il ~. 7,OO
Legal Advertising Done; II, legal rates:
), All letters Of business to be a'rected 20 sne
1OITOR. Il
- JOB PRINTING. -
o. al kipds .,.t,y, ehe.ply and s1psditiou''y
II. executed. ,..,.;....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
lNBEBTEDTEsS

Amt due TO Peter Sheadler2 on hooks =. 80
And 10 ddora ---- 7 -''' nA.
do. .do......do :...do.. :torney... 5000
do.....do......d ..do...... ...Asscssors... 1900
do.. do ...do..... do. .. .Eecorder.... $500
do......do... ...do......on... Scrip ordr'd 40 90
: do. do. ...do.:.': do. Order Book !
ordered. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Amt to become due. on Iron monuments
for street survey y.:........"............. 1890
Am'e to become due on hook and ladder
truck. ordered ..........:................ 60.O0'
Amt to become due on two additional! ~<.x
ladders ordered. observation-disclosures. 32.0O
Amt to become due On Blocks Tackle f,'';
and ropes ordered. d.:.................. 1000
Amt to become due on three dozen buck
cts ordered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
issued 1900
Amt due Of old indebtedness as per re- -;
port Of Town Treasurer. ....:;.. $500
Amt appropriated by former council at
their lastsregular meeting held in .
July for their services. ..:.... ........ 5000
+ :: -''. - - - p; .'.i ''' =. HTTi.-i4.t-.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
WH0LklnN0R35.

To, ,fFoeurs ,ks b bos.svss ,lii e.<g,s.rily in
:; ;o'ys @ 9.ssspegs.iee;,a 20 s. ot.nd .1ov.
.' .ns assessiosasf aad pfsssat azatP Pa, Of son..
,mns u. aeat s. es 3. AaaaEsd altl.r', would
~ssse h.4bedient recommend I'll. pur.
8 spsse "'snlS TIME; butfin view Of the present
indebtedness OF the corporation, your commit.
zee would recommend 'e' the necessity Of levyine
2 tax percentage to the extent: o.; the lav:,a,
per statement; and specification, viz; q mill,
on roo cts: taxable property. All Of which i,
respectfully submitted. - ==--:.= -