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R@- OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA

R%- OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
80 GAS WORKS, AUGusT ~, is64-At meeting o,
the Board OF Trustees the Philadelphia Gas Works hed
on the 5th instant, the foonin ambe resolution
were adopted
whereas TIE great 10 the cot OfIyng imposed
imperative duty the Trustees 10 advance wages
OF their poyses and whereas the coat and all
other materials consumed IL the manufacture OF Gas
advanced to price that cOmpes the Trustees Ia order
10 protect the important committed their charge
nom serious loss, and 20 make the addition
sinking FUND required by law 70 advance the price ofGRs
nity cents per thousand cubic teet.
The trustees aware that the increased price win
prove burden 10 many consumers and they greatly
et the necessity that cOnstrans III but when the
sumer reflects that nearly article purchase has
advanced irOm 80 to 100 cent and propose ad
vance u but lsi cent the main article upon which
we Tey1Jr revenue ts necessity must be appaent par
ucarJ when the operations OF the past year known
10 have resulted la large loss 10 the Trust nOtw
ing our then existing contracts enabled purchase coal
and retorts at very moderate prces be II therefore
Resolved, That the Chief Engineer be directed give
public notice that and after 'he rst day Of September
next the price OF 10 private snail be
dollars per thousand cubic feet less discount Of per
cent Tor prompt payment and subject 70 the United
States tax. THOMAS b, STEWART,
auld l6t Chief Engineer.
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R4g TIE UNDERSIGNED.

R49- TIE UNDERSIGNED, A COM.
= mitieeappo n, e1 BY the Bounty Fuud Convent n
~ g st,cga ards for he pupusc Recruiting ft- tue
bCreSt ~ cchclen words, In anticipation OF tn com w
drar nn osaed viii The I'M tauce " the subject desire
tcirtellowc citizens 20 unite with them an effort 10 nj
the cifys quota by obtaining volBnteer recruits
moot earnest and vigorous eNcrtnns. and the Committee
apreh o ,he patriotic 9ni ppbe spirited g. the by
their Influence ami by cottrbutiJns pf th' rtucssar
communities. The upmtec ha appointed auircIput
nutnhsr OF recruiting leutcnan In vaous quarter ot c
co., aud an recruits obtained will be dstr ,utp r rata
among the Wards, and. uf course will bcn,at nosi LARGELY
those that arr most dcNCicrt.
BY united and cor iiuutd effort The committee hone 90
ro tc avoid the drai altogether, Al least reduce U 90
lnsivt 'hcant p'ououlor,.
The vi ole number required 60 free ihe city from the
trau was, on the lst Of august sNuut uuo thiusapd
truw ths number is 60 be deducted those wl have been
rccttt 90 siUCo that cntc3 and ~ crufs the et nm N
be ctl Co. ~ p r,0ns ur ting n thO navy from he
ctN tnd wi we not been credited e. It's; uly De- fro
ptrtuI Cus m Oh, many fnnI tlc State a. larrr and
net Cudred 60 any pauculsr district OF vhcl TIE city
WI hE,' Or ptupuTttin.
fnnrt' beinc made Co. naccr'su these credits Tho
conn ite also tpVJt Il Obtain recruit, Veterans
rtCuisitng, ron tie S,uiefu stHtts now uccuuiaI b,
our forces. and from other quarters 1pry do no. i.D
mp ssit p hofecrt %. proper cNtrtpus, Co an tho cs
quota.
Money Is necossar, and can uniy br obttncd by the
Wrn'AfY -lhsctipuuus OF CtuytUs Such .Crlptious
ma1 10 - ~ g. tie w. itussDa mCfuHers com.
mitCo a. lcow GEcu 10 ne hcatguartrrs OF the conn
m'tleei N lis b.lDt ETH STR et
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The Secretary Of the Treasury givos notice that sub
'erpuons viii bO received for Coupon Treasury Notos
pay able three yelrs fom August Is 1884, with
nusl interest at the rate seven and per
cent per pa and interest Jot, TO be paid in
lawful money.
These notes will DO convertible the option Of the
holder at maturity INTO six per cent gold bearing bonds
payable not less than Ave nor moro than twenty years
from their date the Government may elect They will
bessued in denominations OF go 500 $500 sIOOO and
1900, and ak subscriptions must be for fiy dollars or
multiple Of afty dollars
The noes viii be transmitted to the owners es Of trans
portaon charges receipt Of the original
Certificates fDeposIt as they can be prepared.
AS the notes draw interest from Augult l5 persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of to date OF deposit
Parties d posting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time VIII be allowed
commission Of OF per cent which viii be
paid By the Treasury Department upon the receipt OF
bill for the amount certified to by the officer with who
the deposit was made. No deductions for commissions
must be made from the deposits.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
Of interest than any other and the best security Any
savings bank which pays its depostors in United sates
Notes considers that is paying In the best circulating
medium Of the county and 1t eaHHef pay In anything
better for its assets are either in Government secur
ties or In notes OrbOndS payable in Government paper.
tits equally convsniontas a temporary or permanent
fraction Of their and accumulated interest and arc
the bcst security with banks as eouatorals for dis
counts.
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TINTED STATES. EASTERN DIsrRrcr


LIMITED STATES. EASTERN DISTRICT
~ OF rnNNsYLyAEIA. scr
To TIL THE rkhsii rkksiphNT or TN InE xslTED STATES
OF iEkNsfLVANLA,
wBEREAs The District Court Of the United eates /.
and for the Eastern District OF Pennsyysnla rightly
United sates OF America, hath dec eed all persons Il
gsnsIai Who ba,e OF pretend 20 have any right 'itIs
steamer ne lsTOSE ST ATE vessel OF Saftf The Usisd
mander and brought into this dsriet, 70 be msasSsd
snd &c TO O s S%s snS pss & ss
tee go requiringl, Y0u are therefore ehsrRed a0k
that bJ publishing two % ts
aswsLapers printed and % ished tho city OF Pala-
aI 10 1' C .ns 5.a Ss % sS
rl,, all persons IN general who have, Ot preisae
two hundred and aid tSiry-avc bales bales and an pS wv
sSs JOHN Rs't AO OcSSs aSs. s o s
O. 9r, at tho sIiot Court ROOM a. the city Of Phssin
Sent, ne c"mt oS a. o ~ n ., 'ness
following bets the hours Of hearing
able and lawful excused. any theS have, why The ssie
two hundred % and hify-ave bales ana twelve b,r
at a. the time Q, the capture OF the same. q
OF their enemies otherwise and subject 10 COZ
demna,ion, to be adjudged and condemned good
as TO Justice snal appe,tain And that you duly numste
cause be ntimated all persons azores sd gene
ltimsted) Il they shall appear at the lime and
place above men,loned or appear and shall no! shove
Dsrc: Cour doth intend and will oceed 10 hdIudcs-
ton On the said capture, ana may pronounce
that the said two hundred and thirty hVe b les
and twelve bags Of cotton did belong at the
time of the capture Of the same, 10 the n
United States of America and goods Of their enames
Or o,heTwi', liable and snbset 70 eonAseatcR and
the absence or rather eontpmac the persons cited
and iutima,eo in anywse notwthstAninp aud that you
duly certify 10 the said Dis Cuut you shah 40 In
the premises, t0getner with these presents
witness the Honor able JOHN CADWALADER, Judge
Of the sad Court Pna elpha III twentY day
Of August a. d. 1854 and In the eishty nth year Of
Indept ndOnce OF the laid Uuited Siara.
au2i % q. II. F0X .Cork VI District Court.
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taFs OFFICE OF THE PRANKFORD Ann

80 souihW ark Philsdephia Iity pssseng.t R.iroA
Company, BeTks (late Chahhm) street, he Fourth.
PHILADELIIItA, August q, 1864.
From nd after this day the price Of single fare on the
cars ofthis company will be FIVE CENTS.
Tn b. after Monday next 2qth inst tho use OF FN-
change Tickets viii ne sboishe l.
au2o-3t CHAs. Il. ABsoTr secr.tary.
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f19y~ NOTICE.-THE BOOKS or TUE
- WEsI VIRGINIA H. COMPANY arc now omen
fgr sutcriptcus 60 It's csptal their OrCN 80 an
wNLNIT Street fumscf can hold Vt ca heir own
uamc, JOHN 70. HOt fMAN, Sucrctsry
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k1g NOTICE THE BOOKS OF TUE
,gr sui,serptois 60 its ospta a their OHcs 30 al
uamc, iOHh 70. HOrFMAN, sccrctsry
THE WEST yrRCJNIA OF COMPANY.
tttlCI, No eli WnLStT 5TREtr
I'idci in'c % ooo share; SO EACH 15o0
number eteJ with care by cnmp, tent persons rwo
hundu &C sal raced n mir several tracts snd are
sixteen acres o. perpetual IUasc, cn winch We have
wH bored 20 The d. p'h Of hund,ed and ninety feet
with tctd show OF OIL the work beng vigorously prose
sntet all Of these properties lying Ia Wood couuty W
Virginia conyeDleGt and whA guoG rad. leading 70 the
Ohio rive 1his region Is pronounced bv the ol men nj
oi They buying all the territory IN that region hoy
can cot The prOspects OF this Company Halter
all the sdvantales Of a new company iutoIlgenty
manSeto h' Bsrsens rnT TfTst.ncing ,1 q business
au}t-Tt jobs S. HOFFMAN, Secretary.
nay OFFICE OF THE UNION PASSEN-
- ger Railway G. mp,ny
The third instamen' Il i've dollars each share the
stock OF the Union Passenger hallway Company viii be
.ue and payable at the office Of the Company No. ila
NALNUl Street, on september q 1884
W. II. KEWBLE,
Au2t-l2ys Treasurer.
k95- OFFICE SwATARA FALLS COAL
ex- COMPANY, August Ia, 1864
per cent on the CAPT al stock ou Of ths net eauy Of
s s c. pS{ ne a. Che oSe OF he oa9aqy No
salset {. $ FILBE2T. Treasurer.
s0s. TAKE NoTICR.-TuE BOOKS OF
- "Ihe West vbi iniS on Company" uo ny ope
NUT sueSt Call OF Prospectus.
sSies can L,ld sto ~ .heI o"n ma ne and right.
Aalb-lt JOHN 4. IL rTtMAS, secretary.
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JANFs 'IAgHpRN.
SO. ~ tHuRgU Alley
TAMFS " OENE
M CO CUE~NuT Street.
4 n FENNJtSC
No. hl} ARkIf street
.pNWtA rpERINg,
No. ZAP y FOURTH street.
VIM NJ. IilLER,
fALtSOF N. .lJNLKIII.
n. Il. BROW ~.
No iisS FltT I Street.
JOHN ". FRAEtFP,
No gie \. StNTtlstrret
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ARMY OF ARKANSAS.

FiHht with IRcL mans Fot ces-Retreat Of
stewart ana McRRs-SheRby Reported
~ AuRuHtH-PrOspec Juuctiou oT
ntnnd. = ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

HQF| OFFICE OF THE SECOND AND
Third Streets Passenger Railway Company
FRANkEORD iROad. below Lchigh ayenue.-rhlIdel-
pha, August "a, 1884 AT a meeting of the Board of
Dir, ctors OF this Company, heg this day, twas
ResoN ed, That the Fave this road be raduced 20
FIVE CENTS from and alter to the 2jth instant
and u at the OF eSchAnie tickets be discnt ne
eAChangG tickets other roads 10 be received only i'm
the cyl iration OF the pre,en week.
au2j-3t THOMAS LOGAN, Secretary.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
HoT1c1.rO TlaR Pu1Llc,

Owing 10 Tie largely increased and constantly in
srsasing expense q publishins our paper. W are
segsd 70 and shall hereafter charge for the insertion
= the columns Of I'm DEAocaAr Of al calls for polit
~ u public msstiAsA society notices. obituary md
Aatags notices. aud other similar matters, such -
Aavs bssa Assstofrs publishsd nee of cost The
sAaegss III such announcements win b q follows
Marriage Noticss, 80 csnts each Obituary Notices
(mpls Of death onlyh Is cents notices
efpublc mestings ETC., onshalf Of our established
rates for ordinary advsrtang according to The
sosapIsd Wshavs hitherto ehesrfally givsn publci.
y 70 notices q ~ ti.a allsdsd t. without charge
but jassies eod.rsslvs requires lat ~ sAa Do %
~ lon>>. ~ - afsaI--. -
Fasoos bringing q ssaling sseh notices to The Of.
hes f'r publication. should bear in mind that they
viii not b inssrtsd unless the payment for each in
ssetloo accompanies The copy @z@@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01


0HBRlfFS 6ALH-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution Issued out Of and under tho seal of tho
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District in and
for the county Of 6teafns and state cf Minnesota,
upon judgment rendered and docketed In said court
on the ID day Of May A. D. $780, in an action therein
pending, wherein Thomas G. Alden 10 plaintiff and
Franklin sisson defendant in favor Of sid plaintiff
and against said defendant for the Of sxtyseven
dollars and toety.nine cents (467 49) and ono dollar
and ten cents 1l0) additional costs and interest on
The sum Of dxtyeight dollars and afty-nine cents
($oS6o from the said third day Of May A. D. 1850,
have this Day levied upon the following described real
property .: the said Franklin
eieon at the time Of the docketing % Aforesaid Of the
Judgment Aforesaid aud described follow. . vi:
The half Of the south east quarter q section
number fourteen Q4) ~ township number @ hun
drsd sad twenty sur Q2N noet6 ~ range nbse
twentyeight (2 west 10 the st. Cloud land district
And containing according 70 the United States survey
thereof eighty co. acres Of land net measure. Now
Therefore notice b hereby ivs1 hit Vim Ell the
ebovs Described real perty In separate parcels Of
thseeo % the h9asse bidder thssefor for cash. the
front door Of the Court House h e. Cloud In said
eonnty Of etearns on SATURDAY, tho FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, A.D.1664, ct O'Clock in tho after
noon Of said day - sat Ne said execution and 10.
tsrest and oostLt: sss Il PHILIP bEAUPRIE,
So - y ~ 6haf16 o. 6tsaxm county, MINI.
VI. J. PAI0o.0, .Attarney for Paints. +. e,
" pstsd u. Cloud, Nins4 Aug 18th, 1864. i sulssw
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ABRAdAM IlNCOLN.
By the President:
- jA.t< j. NJ sEDMUNDS,4 ~s.,>
Commissioner Of ne: General Land Office
NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.

All bona fdt actual settlements under ex-
listing laws, subsisting prior to and up to
the date Of this proclamation. will be rec
ognized; and al such settlers are hereby
called upon to come forward and establish
and enter their claims with tho Register
and Receiver before the. day fixed in the
foregoing for the, commencement of the
public sale.
J. NJ. EDMUNDs, Comn.;..ione,.
NorE.-Undsr the' regulations Of tho De.
partnent, % heretofore and now. existing,
no payment can ,be made for advertising
proclamations, except TO such publishers ~
are specifically authorised by tho Commits
sionsr Of the General Land Office.
v7n8:sug1l-12wi .;srE> - fsft,, .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

DENoORAT1o CAucus.-On Saturday, the
9th inst, the Democrats Of this town held
= caucus for choosing delegates to attend
the County and District Conventions to b
he'd It the Court House to-day. Oscar
Taylor was chosen Chairman and B. Vos.
berg, Secretary. The following delegates
we're selected -
or County co.es"t'o" -oee.r Taylor,
John Zspp, Chss. Leonardo, A. Schroeder,
Jos. Edslbrook, Chas. Lueg and B. Over
becb. -.
For Distria COaSestioA-P. Beaupre, b.
,Voshsrg. A. Schroeder. G. Lusg. p. Sea.
berger, L. Robbers and 0. 1sylsr. ::
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

IrENs FROM RED Rlvsx.-A gentleman
just from Red River .sia Grow Wing says
Ahst four hundred carts arc on their way to
this place from the Settlement for -four.
The srssshqPpsrs and >Asouth destroyed
crops Of Ill kinds. . ..>
The Same gentleman ststes. that ON Mon
day, Aug. -22d, three bundasd lodges of
Sioux came to the Settlsnsnt. Most Of
ithsm are for peace with the Americana.
Il The Rcd Lake Chippsvss are now as
sembledS ct the Red 1aks Crossing, and
have been for ssme time, swaiting their
payment. They had recently. killed :
Sioux, ard were exhibiting his skull.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

Aovlcs.-H you want Stationery, buy
it Of Merrill II you want School Books,
buy them Of Merrill if you want Miscslla-
nsous Books, buy The. II Merrill Il you
want Psaeils Pens, q Ink, buy them Of
Mersin. G II you want anythisg IN his line.
cheap; ite Msrrill's, 81. Paul. ;.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

FoR RsNr.-A comfortable two-story
dwelling pleasantly located. Inquire .,
this Once.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
LOCAL. NEWS

DaHRcfon1 OF n. Z. Cnuacn.-Divine service At tho
ssninary Hall, every Sabbath, at lO]< 4 m. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening at ~. Sabbath
seAosl ats31 p. m. every Sabbath Morning.
DAVID TICE, PASTOR,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

~ Extra copies Of this weeks DEno-
Graf can he obtained At the Book Store,
the Post Office and this Office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

The Circulation OF the Democrat
IL DOUBLE that OF any other paper
published above st. Anthony Fails
Let Aavertisers remember this.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

More IxNI0RANrs.-TheP ress says that
~on Monday 4 part, of fifty German immi-
migrants arrived at St. Paul, bound for this
County.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

CHURCH DEslcArlox.-The new Meths-
DIST Church will be dedicated next Sabbath,
by Bishop Kingsley, Of Cincinnati. Ser
vices to commence At lO} o'clock A. n.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

Bur1Ho CoLr.-On Saturday Norwe-
gian living ON the east side Of the river
came to town with fine colt. One of our
hotel-keepers. remarked to householder
that he would give him $l75 for the ami
NAL. The Norwegian having > surplus Of
corn juice aboard, sold the colt for $3.50,
50 that tho dealer realized $25 by the op-
GRAFTON. On Monday, however, the wife Of
the Norwegian came and demanded the
colt. Being refused, she went to the Sta
bic. whence the hostler elected her not very
politely and locked the door. Nothing
dsunted, she crawled in through "a open
ing in the rear Of the stable, and 1t latest
accounts WAS standing In tho stall holding
the colt by tho bride. Such perseverance,
deserves some reward. g. -" , =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
DIED..

In this city, at the residence Of her SON
in-l.w, James. F. Kennedy, Mrs. MARY
Dusro', aged So years, tSrmer'y Of Ban
gor, Maine. .s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

TINS Red Wing Volunteer has been en-
l.rged to. seven. eolunufsaa.sst, With pro-
portionate Improvement.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

~ <t,T -. #H.T%Ttff
4. A Low 10 to thus introduce our estab.
"A lishment, and permit US TO suggest
that our stock il complete IN the several
departments. Our aim shall to conduct
business upon correct principles doina
justice to all-studying TO please, and ever
attentive to the wants Of our customers.
~! - 4 t><ss ,&@s. = 5ssert: " s5asi@f i,
s@,t ~ Very Respectfully s.5.zassra J. =.
f :. E, ". / /. g: SIMS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

PERsoSAL.-L. a. Evans, Esq.,, returned
on last Thursday evening from protrsct-
ell visit East.
Gov. Miller aud Judge Wilson are expect
ed to arrive in town tomorrow evening.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

1Rox.-Tbe Pres eays that nearly six
miles Of iron are lying in barges on New
port Bar, one hslf Of which is for the St.
Cloud road. It is expected to arrive in .
day or two.
Lsander Gorton, Esq, ono Of the direct
o1s Of the road, informs us that he has re-
ceived advices from Chicago stating that
1000 tons of iron are ex route to La Crosse,
and will reach there during the present
MONTH
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

Fonr RlPLE1.-Capt. Carver, A. Q, NJ.
at this post, is having put up additional
stabling for three hundred horses This
looks Is though heavy force WAS to be
>atationed there next winter.
See the advertisement for forage.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
A CuaIoslrr.-Ws were shown yestsr-

OosAoslT1.-"o were shown yestet-
day b ~, &c; Burdiek, agent Of the
Ainns'ot. Stage Company, : hack belong
ing to the Company that had been taken
from them on the '.Aats'' between Dayton
and Brsckinridge, during tho early part Of
the Indian outbreak in the year 1862, by
the band of Sioux who committed 50 many
depredations in that part Of country and
who killed the driver, Jos. Smell. II Was
on It's way to Georgetown. and being laden
with express goods for the Red River Settle
mont. IL fortunately had no passengers. Az.
tor killing the driver, they Immediately un-
loaded tho contents, breaking open trunks
and destroying what they contained. They
then proceeded to cross the Red River with
this hack, but getting stuck they unhitch-
ed the team and loft it. They Afterwards
took some mules Government wagon and
mules) from some persons who were out
scouting in the vicinity Of Abercrombie.
Running this wagon into the river and
unhitching from it, hitohed on to the hack
and took it with them to DEVILS Lake.
While it was there they had great deal Of
amusement with it, in this way: They
had captured = white man.. and after COM
pelling him 10 hitch The mules to the hack,
they would sevsrally take the soubriqusa Of
Gov. Ramsey" ''Gen. siblsy." ''Mr.
Rice" &c., &c., and obligs him to play the
part Of coacnman, directing him to drive
around to their different lodges, to invite
them out to ride. After taking their usual
promenade they would return an compel
him to call at their several doors and
leave them.
This prisoner afterward escaped. When
they went to Fort Garry in the winter for
supplies, they brought the hack with them
and upon their arrival At 81. Joseph il was
recognized by Hon. Chas. Grant, who after
much bargaining bought it tor . mere NOM
inal price, and II has just been brought to
this place.
It 10 IN rather dilspidated condition
tho pole being cut of to admit of their
working oxen in IL; tho thoroushbraces
being cut of - also are the shoes OF rock
ers Chat part Of the body which rests on
the thoroushbraces y the wheels are hack
ed in several places, and the panels Of the
bot'y are broken. '"t'+>. - .
A railroad spike WAS also In tho hack,
being probably oae stolen from the mill
At Brsekinridge, and, strange to ssy hav-
ing remained with it ever. since. II they
could talk. they might give Gen. sibley
some useful hints.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

BURBANK & Co.-An idea may be found
of the heavy business done by this firm
when We state that during the dullest times
this season their sales in the grocery de-
,partment alone. averaged three tAou.and
dollars aceekly. Notwithstanding this they
have still on hands IN immense stock of
goods Of all kinds, which Is constantly BE-
ing replenished.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

BUFFALO RoBEs.-On last Friday eager
Is Co.'s teams returning from Fort Garry
brought 900 bales of buffalo robes, each
: bale containing ten robes. They we're
'bonded by the Hudson's Bay Company
through to England. This makes 5000
,robes that have arrived here this season.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

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Embracing the latest styles and selected especially this market