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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13
The Latest News.

We have report which is believed to be we'll
founded. that the enemy's forces have retired from
telow kinstOn towards Newbern. 1t is said they
did not reach kinstOn. Another report is that they
were met aEd driven back by our forces.
The enemy attacked our forces at Hicks Ford,
between Weldon and Petersburg on Friday last
and were signally repulsed They were retreating
closely pursued by cavalry. This is good news.
Gold in New York 240.
In the House of Representatives, at Richmond
on Saturday last, the military committee reported
the military bill 1t repeals all former laws on the
subject and proposes to exempt all unfit for militia
~ service, the Vice President members and officers
Of Congress, State Legislatures and such other
Confederate and State officers as the President or
the laws OF the respective States may declare to be
necessary, ministers of religion not engaged in buy
ing or selling for profit, employees of asylums,
editor for each newspaper practical printers
and presSmen indispensable to the publication
Of the same, skilled spothecary in each store,
all practising physicians heretofore exempt not en-
gagged in buying and selling, their fees to be fixed
by Board Of Commissioners of each State, and all
teachers heretofore exempt The railroad exemp-
ton is renewed with some modification. Persons
exempt on religious ground continued on con-
dltion that the exempts pay an annual tax of five
hund ell dollars and sell their surplus products at
schedule prices
The last section authorizes the President to grant
other exemptions or details on account Of public
necessity.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13
Our Terms.

Persons subscribing for the STANDARD will please
observe that our terms are as follows: Weekly
months $40; Semi-Weekly 6 months $l5.
Advertising: One square of ten lines or less, So
for each insertion.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13
HOUSE OF COMMONS

!, Vuse was called to order at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
" KeV. N. Atkinson of the Presbyterian
'~@ yesterday was read and approved.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13

GES. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON. gentleman WIFE
for the present, make Columbis, s. O., his home.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13

Soup houses bave been established in RichmonF
and Petersburg for the poor. /
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13

WHALE LEATHER.-A Frenchman has obtained
patent for whale leather, which IS found to be re-
markably plant stuff The skin is so thick that,
after removing the inner portion, which is spoDgy,
the remainder is split to make it Of the usual sAos
thickness. 1t is remarkably tough, but sofa as
buckskIn, and it repels water welh The discovery
comes at time when land leather is growing asrnl-
ingly scarce, and may tend to equahze the relanOh
between supply and consumption
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
LOST AND FOUND.

GAME TO Ny PRLMlSES-ON MONDAY
"a led Gov, which the oSucr Cln have by provinc
property and paying ,Spensc- by calling at t6tb 81
Hr,.dWay Is
7 OsT-A MlLkMAN'> ACCOUNT BOOK,
IL hcouriug to Mir. II. ~ NJ. The person hndins
tie came u. receive = ibenl reward b. leaving u
AZ 30 TlSt IN y. 2;0
T OST OR MISLAIp-CERTltlCATE No.
- rs for %. shares ts.ieton Cos, 90, In my name
Ap.ticNtion ha- l'en made 20 the COMPANY ioI ne'
co.Ihcai.. JOiiN L. HANSON. III
STRAN tOW-CNME To THE SIBSC Ri
- tct's premises, cor 5'h u. sth ave. on Sunda'
ithiu-t., : icd cu., Suiie fare, with hel on. The
owner can have the 4Wc h' proving property aud
- log r. a'sr.. JAMES Nj LLi''NN 81
~,TOLIN FROM SALTERvIILE, y. j., 4
- sail iott cat-rsled, counief-sern. 30 foot real,
2 foo Wide, painted White aith green bottom crenn
color inside, name Daniel Lockwood On stern. Any-
h,dy returning hcg to WI. JACKSON, Ioa'. No. .,
fooi OF Canal -, or To tOiiN " POST SAterNille,
y j. will receive r50 Reward, and the thank. OF the
u~ncr. III
- | REWAkD-LOST, 4 FIREMAN ) Badge
~ helor.iue to - Hoe Carriage, badge No. :.
ANY psirou finding the above will please return II 20
j. ii. VI kSFLLl, 20 Lldrid.e st. OF - Broad st. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
Work and Wages IN Europe.

The Secretary Of the Board OF Agriculture col.
lscsod, during recent visit to Europe some in.
tsresing particulars In regard 10 the wage. Of
fnm laborerr and Others in England. Ireland, and
on the continent. Thriy-scven cents per day he
reports the largest sum paid, the laborer hoard
ing himself. In most parts Of Ireland the farm
lnborcr gets but twenty-five cents per day, and
boards and lodges himself-and at that rate he
cannot get work half the time. The 'day's work"
moreove-, Ia from daylight till dark, no ten hour
system or act protesting the workman on the land
"In Client, Belgium, the aggregate price is about
franc and half or about 80 cents day the
worsmen finding themselves. In the ne ghborhood
Of Bonn, on The Rhine II Is ten silver groschen, or
about Is cents per iav. In w.esbaden, it 10 from
~ to rs kreut,cfs II day FOR workmen On farms and
on roads or from 80 to 80 cents. A. the farm Of
the Agricultural Institute ut Goisberg, the prcc
paid 10 SO kreutzors day, or "a cents. the men In
III cases boarding themselves. In and about Hell
delbera, In the Grand Duchy If Baden, II varies
from - to ~ kreutrers. 10 and around Cassel the
daily wages amount to IS silver sroscheo, or o.
cents. ~ the Agricultural College a. Welhen-
stspAn, TIE pay for female lshoprS In the held 10 ~
tfsutsers or sbovt IS cent? day. finding them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18

oeIyel. This IL In hAYveA um'> WIG" WV f''NN N
higher than N other s.sons ,,.,,
These price. sv,rywhsr. seemed MED ;, for hare s
earnest labor, and could no. heip tn'nkins noT
Soard their workmen at that. Now II 10 true that
tie price OF living II nod generally quite 10 high IN
The sn,u,rier have named ~ with US yet the df-
ference ia nowhere 81 great, comparatively. ar the
rrice Maid for labor. In fact tn live az well ~
our NOBLE ofthe class do, the cost would be
very nearly The same. The price q potstocN FOR
instance, IN the neigh borhood OF Dublin, II seven
pence stone of IA pounds. This IL - cent pound,
OF 60 cents bushel. Psrsnps are e. or stou, so a
ton. The price N good butter throughout Ireland IL
an average n shilling pound. 20 that II an ms
10 work hard IL or IL hours To- earn pound "
butter. This Ia the price in town and country.
Tho model farm Mt Glasnevin got j. renee, ~ g
cents pound In January Of this year, "a. an.
the lowest price At any time n shilling of 10 pence
that is, "a and 20 cents made sitnilar inquiries
- N the price Of common articles a means oi
comparison everywhere vent aud know about
how the case stands, for I made i practice e.
record such items on the spot. The price Of -four
" about AZ high on the continent ~ with ua- aud
think the same quality n meats about AZ high.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
The Tallahassee Dcpredatious.

Tho rate Tallahassee is literally leaving = train
of oonfAgration In bcr wake. Nearly every vessel
arriving from the coast brings additional details
o. her depredations, and there Ia doubt that abe
hes alroady caused an INFINITE amount OF damage to
our merchant marine. A telegram from Cape Sable
announces that on Monday six vessels were dcs-
troyed by the freebooter within ak miles OF TINT
pint; and smother from Thomaston. Msine. states
ID that coast. The effect NJ these ontrAger has hecn
~ almost disrerse the American shipping on our
eoast, owners not being willing to the risk Of an
encounter with the pirate. number nj Fcderr,
glnboas are in pursuit ~ the Tallahassee and IL
hoped they viii he able to cap.
tuw her. Persons who hsve hcen
pNoled by the Tallahassee. and have arrived at
this port, descrbc the vessel as heing an uncom
monty faai craft. competent IN mako sixteen knots
sn hour, and well mpplei with cosl. Where she
came from. or how sh" happened 10 light SO sud
deniy upon the vessels "a our coast. Ia a m ysterv
dI6cult IN fathom. The only known facts in re-
gard 70 her, are that she IL British hull, vessel and
alleges that she run the blockade At wilmington.
Tut the question is, how did she 70, 10 Whining
tms II 10 the impression Of many well informed
persons that she In one Of the vessels about which
there WAS much discussion lately iu England.
aud that she has changed her name SINCE leaving
british waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TBrRsDAY MORNING, ARG. IA, 1864.


me uncertainty and doubt which Tor some weeks
r.tva Cd the northern mind relative N the
sY,fe. ~ the present military campaign has been
., , measure disp~iled BIZ the encouraging nous
rom MobI,A and the successful Inauguration n
rtASr's new movement against Richmond. Tho
,,,,cr o,~,son ,e,cbc. the rebels that their vision
~ the sa.ety cf X chmond wss bascless and decer-
five and warns them ths, their enemy has q 'enao-
,,v q, pnrpcsr AMI = determination Of viii winch
,,,no' ts EASILY rib6ucd. n shows TOO, hnf 'cn-
srsi 6rASr does not believe In the impregnabiiity OF
Richmond. nor In the In vincihilhv ofL1rs arry,hnt
I'M, ne ia sin conhden, n finding accessible en-
vance IN the rebel capita, and means TO rerse'erem
k's efforts until they are crowned with SUCCESS 1.
dies not follow that. because two or three points OF
stack have proven invulnersblc. all tho rebei
~,rss are of TIC same character nor docs follow
that because Ltp has succeeded in holding our
..nv n, hlv for two or three months, he will
nlwove bo 80 successful. II required nesrly year
y, the m, persistent and determined warfare 10
reduce schasio where tho super orisy of earth
work. VISA first demonstrated but Il fell A. last.
viokshir., too dc6od and repulscd the Western
army for many weeks, but In the end was COM
pelled 10 riccumt. And the same dsuntlcs., per-
severing and persistent officer who reduced vicks-
tnrr Il ba,,cring the defences ~ Richmond to-day,
an confident Of finding vulnerable point, and
determined, sooner or later, 10 overcome every
opposing obstacle.
The brillian. operations of FARRAGrr, ALSO have
greatly contributed 'o the hopeful aspect which the
situation again begins 10 wear The people admire
the courage and determination that led him 10
tha kpIe "A Satr af
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
Financial News, Markets, &c.

Neu York, Wednesday, August i, & =. N.-'fho
general stock market continues dull, aud presented
to-day new feature Of interest. Government. were
arer but les. active The ruc'uation. in gold have
been q. follows AT ioI< O'Clock, 1907, ioaG e'5s
1l.p, 255's Has, 200 ~, $50 l2..h. 2t6's J.,
265x; Las, 266y.; ., 257 $40, 2bGl. g. 25sf $50
2b5s. Money easier and tho rstes and the term.
Of loans to-day favored the borrower Commercial
paper was more ~arce, and passed at 6ls?. la
change was inactive al 2T7 21s or 10 D, Tor gold
aIorK hAIIa-IInaI MOI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Everybody ! Buy your Matches now
before the ssiIni tlA goes Oh
ard doubles the price.
The Diamond Psrlor Match,
the beet In the world!
are aeiling cheaper than an others, NJ the Iodi
Nsnniacturing COS, To Cortlind-s,. $50
s'roNer a. bnker's Highest Premium Has.
ne hntch sew mr. Machines 400 Broadway, New orb,
and 10 Fulton st, brooklyn. .Ig
tor the iinir aud skin. Barry's Tricop-
druggists. ,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
SAVINGS BANKS.
INSTRUCTION.
EXEC SIONS.

EOk BlIRGh, POI GHkEtP>IF,
EpInlouL hinlrton- The M\RY POWELL
e'''' iooi oil lr IT, e'c-y aieino At 81, oelogk4i'
HUDSON RIVER Il. R-FOR ALBANY
lro' the Nofth and Wet, from ChamlerU 1t o,
aud 10 \. VI aui 1. & aud i04u v ", aud on sun
dan ~ q .; y, ", iluIn .Nth q 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
W q " KuAlsk,S

- Noik-WlLIEk-O July 9th, Elisha Ellis Vol
papers p.ease copy n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-18
GENERAL. ISL SlNESS.

A Ot'T loo MEDICAL MEN HTRST Cisso |
II recount cui Wolco,rs Instant PAIN Nnnihi stor,
g., nsun- trltihcsu.. No tamil, should be Without
). Ilte- heulachc oohph.' nclrs.t,A;
sold cvcriv here. small lotcs ~ cta srHe : l. w
A lew MORE BOTTLES ON HAND-Ths
n sun" ClplE, Ne RI MkDy, for Cholera.
Cr.lp', COLI, Day "a u sentery ke.ths IT,.
h. nf g. -oulh second y. Wueni -burgh, at 20 cents
b.. loiup. ", alIaHi ihi, % y. rcuuine. nn
At 6oo-PAWNBROKEES' TICKETS
~ s1n'ci. oill ply 70 rcr cent more Tor PAWN
r' ,fu.l. So. &C.. than Al be obtained ~ any Nhor
,,rc N 10. cu. 90 BtoDi"ay, cor Houston st, mp
stairs. iooui ~
AT u, PAwNBRoHtRS' TICKETS
n Witchaei at diamonds watches, silver ware inu-
-.,u instruments, suns pistols, dry so?ds ,i9ihinf;
aui OF all other roN1s ovcrcoar wanted. ~ SrnM
IT, 30 door west OF bow ery. under Citizens bank. u.
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Mctsir.
" hitc RAGS II cent? yer pound coiotei fss Anu a
Hoolen.. Is cent? book and Newspaper, cents per
Pound ola h % cert, Per " eorI rs fna lT New
FOwcry. cor Roosevelt VI. 80
CREY'S ORGlS TOOTH PASTE-ThE
~ te't pcntriaee for H. Teeth IN use to 3S "a
Ier pot ON
MAYOR : OFFICE, NEW YORK, AUGUST
vi 10. 1.Gl-NOrICE ~ RELATION TO IRIS;
the Tire Departments Tor 'he spreading OF alarm IN
ca. Of res occurring IN the 18th snd 2lst NeIdsrhn
/ NC INV. ltfl IN" ga ttlffl N'N'i
Giriuscucnt- have been made to ring the he oi Ch
,ary 'pacopq Church, corner Of 2ist street and IN
avenue, ior h.es occurring In the ltt, ith and ON
! iiI' DISTRICT. ,.t
| In cise II hic IN the vicinity mentioned, citizen.
NAV cause immediate alarm he given. nv notice ~
me poce station homes In ed street. bstwesn let
| Rni ID avenues. a5th street between ID ana ieaht
ton avenues and n 10Th street. between Madieon and
| Ath avenue, witch viii he Immediately commune
| Gated by teo srrph the Headquarters. anu 70 tne
| Citv Tirc 1e.c.riph station At the City Hall and
thence 20 The ovc-al FIRE he'll towers throuehout the
| q. GODFREY GCNrHtR MAYOR.
| GED. W MORTON. First Marshal. lsO
| TYPE INITIAL OR OLD LEAD-oOo,""u
Il H.. Of the a'1vc Wanici. for which the htshrtt
| cn'h Price viii te paid by I. W. CRAshf- IN VIZ
| L. iu Q. "l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
BY The: PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

- , =: = > = p
pursuance of law, I, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, President of the United
States Of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will
be held at the aforementioned Land
Offices in the STATE OF MINNESOTA,
at the periods hereinafter designated,
to wit: 4: .s = .tzt szts.ssss7 III :.
At the Land Office at MINNEAPOLIS,
commencing on Monday, the fifth day Of
September next, for the disposal Of the
public lands within the following townships
and parts Of townships, viz:
North Of the base line and west Of the fifth
principal meridian.
THESE and the W J of, section s; the
N ] Of section 10 of township 116; sections
10 and p; then Of section %; sections
q, 20. 81, and So, Of township III, of
range rs. =, 49,
Sections l, 8, s, Z, 9, II, 10, Is, and II;
the NE ! of section 20, of township 116;
sections 10, 81, %, rs, q, 20, 81, 50, and
35,of township III; the s ! Sc /, and the
Sc .of SW ! Of section 33, of township
I118, Of range 26. a>
Sections !, 8, s, 7, 8, IL, Is, Is, and II,
the N Of section 10, the N ] of section 81;
and the Of section %, of township 116;
the 8 Of section 49,, the ! of section 81,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

i
GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OLA Exc
- cuti0n issued ont of and under the seal of tho
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District in and
for the county of Stearns and state sf Minnesota
upon judgment rendered and docketcd In said court
on the Sd day Of May D. 1860 in an action therein
pending, wherein Thomas. @. Alden is plaintiff and
Franklin ssson is defendant in favor Of said plaintiff
and against said defendant the sum of Sixtyseven
dollars and forty-nne cents G67 49) and one dollar
and ten cents additional COSTS and interest on
the sum OF sixtyeight dollars and ifty-nine cents
($8S.5y hpm the said third day Of May A. d. $780,
have this day levied upon the following described cal
property as the property of the said defendant Franklin
Sisson at the time Of the dockeng as aforesaid Of the
Judgment aforesaid and described as follows to wit:
Tho west half of the south east quarter of section
number fourteen a. in township number: one hum
dred and twenty-four (12l north of range number
twentyefght (2 west, in the St. Cloud land district
and containing according to the United States survey
thereof eighty (SO) acres Of land net measure Now
therefore notice il hereby given that will sell the
above described real property In separate parcels of
forty acres each according to the legal subdivisions
thereof to the highest bidder therefor for cash. at the
front door of the Court House in st. Cloud, in said
county of Stearns, on SATURDAY the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1864 at O'Clock, in the. after
noon Of said day to satisfy the said execution and in
terest and COSTS PHILIP DEAUPRIE,
Sheriff Of Stearns county, MINI.
VIM J. PARSONS, Attorney for Plaintiff. e>g~, Z
Dated st. Cloud, Num-, Aug. 18th, 1864. au1S-8w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


Owing 70 H. largely increased and constantly in
srsasing expense Of publishing our paper, are
eAnts and ihall hereafter charge for the insertion
Ia Tie columns Of THE DzxocRAr Of oil calls for politi
cai public meetings. society notices. obituary and
-narrags tgticss and other similar Matters such
have bssl heretofbre published nee Of cost The
charges for such announcements will be follows
Marriage Notices, so cents each Obituary Notices
tsimps announcement Of death ony Is cents; notices
of public meetings, ETC., onehalf Of established
rates r ordinary advertising according to the space
occupied. WehAve hitherto cheerfully given publci-
" to notices Of the kind alluded to- without charge
but to ourselves requires that We shall do so
NO longer.
Persons bringing sending such notices to the Of
Zee for publication should bear in mind that they
Will not be inserted unless the payment for each in
sortion accompanies the copy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

We regret 10 announce the death of the
young man accidentally shot by Mr.. E. NJ.
Tobey, while hunting near Capt. Briggs, q
few days since. He died on Sunday eve
ming, after suffering patiently for many
days. This was a sad accident, and the en-
tire community sympathize with the friends
of the diseased, and alss with Mr.. Tobey.
All know it was an accident, liable under
the then existing circumstances, to occur
at any time; and while we regret the death
OF the young man, we also regret that Mr.
Tebey should permit it to operate so heavi-
" upon his mind. He may rest assured
that the community exculpates him from
any blame in the matter, and not only this,
but the young man himself long before his
death, repeatedly assured him of the same
fact.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

coanty and frrIfed Democracy of Stearns
In Ii, cour( district held their convention
made tie fols House on the LIST inst. and
isl.turs, GLOWING nominations for the lea-
ana u. ri: Oscar Taylor. L. A. Evans
~ tAsiligby. .., p
1.,esaisa teredit We" must say that their
80 80 Ills time, was more with an eve
- heretofore, especially the two
- ~ both being gentlemen we'll
)leNa ~ - community as men of talent
- snAs-sy. i the Republicans are to be
thls legislative district, We prefer
e % beaten BY such men as thew. than
saeh men as the Honorable ~ Mr.. Roy, Of
Ctowwing. Wonder Why they have shell
we'd tho old wheel horse Ruben Richardson
didn't know they had anything against
him--don't suppose they have for We never
heard Of his doing anything, still We had
been lead to- suppose that. he had a life
lease on the position. All Ruben, Repub-
lies arc sid to be ungrateful, and 60 il the
Democratic party, they have got all yoour
influence and more too. You are, no longer
wanted. Console yourself Ruben that .;e
trdssit g1orid ssag and you must now pive
way 70 those~hose pathway you u have pssy-
cd at great expense! ~ s.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

AT meeting Of the North Star Lodge,
No % F.:.& AM. held at their lodge
room in St. Cloud, MINI. Sept. Sd, A. D.
1864, A. L. 1854, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed: '''.*+
WHEREAs It has pleased Almighty God in
the dispensation of his Providence, to per-
NIT the removal from our midst Of our well
beloved brother, Frederick Duhn, who was
killed by hostile Sioux Indians near Fort
Abercrombie. on Tuesday, 2sd of August,
1864 be it therefore . -.
Resolvea, That in the death Of Brother
Dunn. North Star Lodge has lost a true
Mason, the community an estimable cti-
zen, and his ia nily an affectionate hus-
band and father. ..>.
Resolped, Tha, we tender to the Breth-
rem at Fort Abercrombie our sincere thanks
for the kind sympathy and attention they
extended to Brother Duhn while he yet
lived, MORALLY wounded; and for extend
4uS W Ills IeulullS tue uOuO1 Ot u NldSOd1c
burial when dead.
Resolu<d, That We deeply sympathize
with the family of the deceased and extend
to them such coincidence as is in our power
beseeching Almighty God to comfort those
now shorn of their earthly protector, the
husband and the father, and assure them
that although his loss to them is indeed
great, God will be Father to the father
less and the widows friend.
Resolped, That as a mark Of our deep
sensibility and respect, our lodge room
and jewels be drapcd with the usual badge
OF mourning for the space Of thirty days,
that these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes Of the Lodge. and certified copy
Ut the same be forwarded to the family of
the deceased and also to Brother C. W.
Nash, Of Fort Abercrombie
Resolued, That the city papers be re-
Quested to publish the above.
(Signed) H. z. MITCHELL,
G. S. NATION,
s. MARLATT.
Committee
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
i! T. t. = r T. ., H.
UNION MEAT MARKET
49, ,THOS. q. ALDEN.se s.r.:.

Would respectfully inform the people Of St
Cloud that he is prepared to furnish them
with all kinds Of the choicest fresh meat.
Fresh beet, veal, pork, mutton, poultry and
game in it's season, at prices rs low as. the
lowest. A share Of the public patronage is
solicited. Shop one door north Of Powelps
Hardware Store. .5..5n$ r.: -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

ALLOW us to thus introduce our estab-
IL lishment, and permitEus TO. suggest
that our stock is complete in the several
departments. Our aim shall be to. conduct
business upon correct principles-doing
justice to all-studying to please, and ever
attentive to the wants Of our customers.
W. Very Respectfully, '. .,.s NJ g.. . -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

HAVING been absent much Of the time
since our last issue, We are indebted to one
or two friends for taking in charge this de-
psrtment of the paper.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
To the Electors Of the Fourth Judicial
District.

District.
Owing probably to an opinion, based up
on the decision of the Supreme Court in the
Ramsey County Probate Judge case, that
there is to be no election this fall Of Judge
for this district, no convention has been
held or called to make nomination for that
office. Many however, entertain a differ
ent opinion, and undoubtedly votes will be
cast for District Judge in this District.
In view Of this state Of the case, the un-
dersigned announces himself an independ
ent candidate for District Judge, to be vo-
ted for at the coming election. IL
s. .ss: FL DAVID A. sECOMBE.
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