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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
County CVnycHsiOH,

County COa.cHsiOE.
Al! Union r:sn ~ tho county OF Goodhuo
who endors. this Union platform adopted by
the National Union Convention at Baltimore
esln and Andrew johnson, for President and
vice President Of these United States, arc re-
(nssted to meet in convention by their dele
9asss, At the Court T1euso in the city Of Red
: Wing in said county, on tho 81 day Of scptem
bsr, A. D., 1851, At ! o'slock, =. NJ. to nomi
rats the following State and county officers
>is:
One Sheriff
Nne Register Of Deeds.
One Auditor.
Ono County Attorney.
O'te in 'es ofProNn,.
Or" CoNr. t,ol1,Ei.f.pcer.
EGe Coroner.
D!4 .NMtv Ec.vsrhY.
On" 'lo'::,- r y: s.ii e- :o- 80 -irst Cor:
missioner Uizt.c:
Oao CO rty Com missioner for tho Fourth
Commission District
Two Representatives.
Tho respective towns in this county will be
entitled to delegates i'll said convention as fol-
Burnside 1,EelIe Creek !
Bslvidere l;Canaon Falls
central Point 1,Cherry Grove 9
rsatherstors 81 Florence 2
Goedhue II Uoldan o
~! Crsek 9lKenyon l
Lillian ; Leon
ninnssla llPine Is]ani
Roscoe 2'Rod Winr 8
vasa s;Wnnnmin1o
Warxaw | Wscoota I
Eunbrota a,Grant !
VIM. >. Gr'w,
G. f. White, Cow
Il. II. Knox, mittes.
C. W. Libby,
A. J. Tjsrakcs.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24

II al the able bsddiied me wIko sosaths
"af you'd 60 10 it. there would soon le NJ
war 10 go either for or TO. YFs lsa
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
3 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

CoIs & sA.E, ,-Atty's. for Mortgages.
~~< Fkribruf, Mir,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24

Fer judges Of the surrem. Court.
0iicf JuH;x-THOMAS WILSON.
I...>;,,. S j. Il. McMlLLEN,
JOHN N. BERRY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
The War News.

The intelligence received the past week reports
increased activity in the war in America, espe-
cially about Richmond. Both on the north
and south sides of the James river, Grants
forces have made considerable advances, and
though the Rebels have fought hard TO drive
them back and regain the forts lost, Us yet they
have proved unsuccessful. Near Petersburg,
the Union forces have moved around on the
west side, and approached to within two miles
Of the S1uthside or Danville Railroad, which
position, if it can be held in force, virtually
TANKS Petersburg, aud will compel its evacua-
ton by the Rebels.
On the north side of the James river. the
Union forces have taken the forts opposite Fort
Darling. On the 7th, Sth and 9th Of October.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
MEMORANDA.
Report OF Bnrk Coyiugrou.

Bark C0rinGtoE, sailed from Honolulu, Jan. 2Ist, 1861, to
cruise or the equator. where she took Two small whales, from
thence 10 the y. W. 90 the Bouin IsIaudz. where she
struck four large sperm whaIss, aBd saved only one. From
there wen: 70 Hakcdadi. where she arrived MAY ist. and
sailed again May 9Th for Bhcring Straits and Arctic Ocean.
Had enc weather on the passage until May 2i;h. LIST So 4j V.
Long. lIT-2J r. fen in with the ice, 3ni from last date ul;li
sept 2Uth was constantly in the ice, aEd ice around the ship al
sAe time. Took two ~haies the Sds1n. Left Bherirr Straits.
sept list, from there TO - Matthews and St Pluls Islands.
saw several whaIcs AZ the latter Island. whales shy and weather
had- Came through the Fox Islands, scpt- 18th. lad fine
weather anil light winds until Oct. Tth. Lat 1910 y, Ions.
1913 W Took = very heavy gale o. wind from ". :. W.
vsering 10 y. W. with n bad sea running. Los. three boats
aud dayits With all belonging to the boats, two more boats
badly stoven on the house. sprung m ain yard and tlaIa.c,i the
ship in other ways. From Oct. .. until our arrival here had
nm ard pleasant weather.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.
ARRIVALS.

22-Am whale ship Cicero, Stiver.. from Arctic. with
COS bbIs oil and 1000 lbs bone
brig Victoria. Fish, from Arctic, with 500
bbls oil, 1900 us bone and trade.
22-Haw'n Clipper ship Iolaui. Green, lt6 days from
Boston, with assorted cargo To G. Brewer X Co
bark Evsrhart, kieuke, lT2 days from Bre-
men with assorted cargo To II. Hackfeid * Co.
Gam whale baFk CoyingtOn. jerks, from Arctic, with
500 bbis oil and $500 lbs bone
23-steamer KiIauea, McGregor, from windward ports.
Gam whale ship Adeiine. Barber, from Arctic, with
$50 bbIs oil and 5000 los hone.
Gam whale ship Europa. Crosby, from Arctic, with
500 bbIs oil and 1900 lbs bone.
GAM whale ship WayerIy, HoIley, from Arctic. with
GAM clipper bark Yankee, Fuller, 20 days from san
Francisco, with ndse and passengers to C. Brewer
23-Schr Hannah, Antoine, from UIupaIakua.
2i-Am whale ship Mount waIIast0n; Willis from
2i-Haw'n whale bark Ksmehameha v, Long, from
AEctic; with 10 bbIs oil. 1900 lbs bone and trade
24-Schr Kalama, MeIish, from Kauai.
25-Am whale ship Nassau. Green, from Arctic, with
$50 bbIs oil and 5OnO lbs bone.
25-Am baIkeutiGe Constitution. Pomer0y. from Pa. CT
Sound, with lumber TO IL Hackfeld & Co
25-Am whale ship Josephine. Chapman. from ochotsk,
with llOO bbls oil and $4,000 lbs bone.
25-Am whale bark Pearl. Hull, from Arctic, with 900
bbls oil ami 5000 lbs bone
a5-Am whale bark Milo, HAYES, from Arctic, with 2S5
bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone.
2j-Schr Mary. Nika. from Kauai.
2S-Schr Warwick. John Bull. from Mookai.
2e-schr Helen, johnson, from Maliko.
Gam whale ship GOV. Troupe, Ashley, from Arctic,
via Hio. with $50 bbls oil and 1000 lbs bone.
2I-Am schr Flying Dart, - days from San Francisco
2T-Am whale bark Merlin, Baker, from Arctic, with
$50 bbls oil aud 1900 To- bone.
2I-Schr Moi Ksiki, Wstherbee, from Kahului.
27-Am whale bark Helen Snow. Adams. from Arctic,
with BIS bbls oil and $500 lbs bone.
-Ha bark Hae Hawaii, HeppingstOne, from Arctic
with 400 bbis oil and 1000 lbs bone
Clam bark Smyrniote. BuriiIt, II days from san
Francisco. With freight and passengers TO Aidrich,
Gam whale bark Nile, Fish. from Arctic, with AS
bbls oil and 5000 lhs bone.
as..Am whole bark Fabius, Wood. from Arctic, via Hilo,
with 500 bbis oil and 5000 ihs bone
Gam whale bark John L. West, Tinker. from Arctic.
via with 100 bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone.
s9-Steamsr kilauea. McGTegor, from winiwari pors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

II Bark Yankee, Fuller. Tepors-sale from San Francisco
Sunday, Oct p, in tow Of the steamer Goliah, made sail at
+. ". Frs: part Of passage light airs aEd Gains from The W,
then h4i a succSs.i0n of : W. winds and afterwards another
-pcI q Gains and battling airs. On Monday, oct I'm, %
r~l-rffiau. Lat. - -. Long. If4 i2, sighted a hsrnaphro1iic
Euz steering y. l. ~ y. about 8 miles distance. IL beng
mrierat- a. tb. time the passengers tried 70 board her in one
of our boats. BAT. did nnt succeed in reaching her, q breeze
sp-in-rug up. oct. 19th, 10 A. NJ, Lat. - IS y Ions. 1852
vs.. -IghteI a schooner. steering y. wind Z y. l. not near
ru0lgh % make her out Have had moderate trades for the
last . days with some severe squalls Made Maui, 10 = II
Oet. 23i. MoI0zsi % s \. VI. Making the passagein 20 days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

FfsTIyAL-The ladies Of this city are making vlg-
orous efforts for a Festival in aid Of the Christian
Commission, for the relief Of wounded soldiers IN the
American war, which IS to be holden at Concert Hall
On Tuesday evening, November 9Th (she day of the
presidential election.) The entertainment Is to com
bine a fair, with tableaux exhibition, singing and
music. Any persons wishing 70 contribute articles
for the fair, will find their donations very welcome
Captains. officers and seamen having curiosities,
shells, whale teeth. bear skins, or anything else thst
they choose to give, can aii the ladies very much
Whatever funds are raisei-snd we hope II will not
he less than a thousand dollsrs-are for the relief OF
the wounded soldiers snd sailors At home. Any arti-
cles from captains can be left at A J. CartSrights'
Wilcox. Richards 8 Co.'S, or at the Bookstore.
FRESH FRU1r-Tn the absence Of fruits of island
growth, the Importation of Oregon and California
apples and pears IS very opportune. BY the Yankee
some very fue lots of apples were received. and by
the Smyrniote. pears rs well rs apples. a sale Of
which takes place today at u NJ. at Severance's
auction room.
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pass

From RRFHEs-Ver Everharl. Oct. III Illck:eld, b Went
zl. II Bran;lecht, KeahialuI - cabin.
From SAy FRtScIscO-per Yankee, Oct. % vi Caupten.
wife and ) children. Mr. kincsid aud wif-. Mrs Morgan and )
children. Capt h + snow. " Bradley, FRANK Brown, J ii Par
malice, : VI smart. & De.ay. Geo Ryllnd, jr. c ii Holman, J
Parkr. L u JAMESON, thu Kee, Ahcong. John Tyther-STEEK-
ACE--Wm Edwards. August ROnmes, Jas wilson. j Pedvery,
Chs Clements. = Rogers. Hammond Vol, Peter Smith VIM
Benney, J " Hart, ; Baldwin Siiicsl Chas BEeIuer-25 cabin
and Is Storage
For Westward PORTs-pcr K!Lauca, Oct. 2i-Nrs II )
Rowland. l. f. Adams. Rev ID baldwin, J LOUzlda, J Il Bradley,
c Lake. cabin and 81 deck passengers.
From SAS FEAscIsCO-per Smyrniote. oct. 27-Mrs Francis,
Mrs Dexter. Mrs k!driige, Mrs Landers, Mr. Marsham, Mr.
Francs, q + Siillwen, John Patterson, John Moore, Augustus
Frig-n, J " Balance. Mathew Ryan, Jacob Geutrel, Il Frigen,
ThOs McNurney, Benz Z West, Albert Damon, James Holland,
JOng Iang-23.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
PORT OF EILO.
ARRIVALS

Oct. 2J-wLale slip Gov. Troups, Ashley, 80 IBIS.
Zg-Tkal- ship Jos. Maxwell, Chase, , "kACS.
@I-Tha!= ship Merlin, Baker, z whales.
ZI-Whale ship Fabils. Wood. 700 bbls-
2i-WElIc ship Eliza Adams. Fish, $50 ibis.
ZI-WhaIe chip Mt WaTastnu. Willis, 200 bOls-
2l-Hhai. ship J. =. West, T.uEer-
2i-Whal- ship Euphrzte-, Hathaway, 800 bbl7-
2i-Brt-h BARK Robert Towns, Barber, % Sydney, $50
whale and 80 sperm. Took , whales IN the l1th
Oct, Of Hawaii, aud cane into port boiling
25-ArnOifa, Eaw-s, . whales
=5-Bars Martha, &auter, 100 bb!s, WI.
IL The Coz. Troupe brings part Of the crew Of the Henry
KneeIaHd, les; in the Arctic. CAPT souIe comes passenger in
the Fab5us.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
DEPARTURE rs.

2o-Schr Helen. johnson, for MaIiko.
22-Schr Settie Merrill, Fountain. for Makes Landing.
21-SchT Moi heiEi. WetheThee. for kahuIui.
23-Schr Euieline. lambert. for Koua and Kau.
2{-Steamcr kIauel- NcGrcgor. for vindvarG ports.
25-Am bark " :. Perkins. Robinson, for Puget Sound.
25-Schr Mary, Nika. for Kauai
2-Schr kalama, MeliSh. for Kauai
25-Schr Moi Wshine. kuhsauS, for Kauai.
2S-Schr KekauluOhi. kapuahi. for Hil0-
2s-Schr Helen. johnson, for NaIikO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
Report of Bark Nile.

Bark Me, Fish, took 1 whales IN the Arctic, left the Arctic,
sept I9th, toos I right whale in Bristol Bay; LEFT the bay.
Oct l2sh- In Lat. as experienced a gale Of wiui, lost sails
asi jb-boOm and received Other damages.
T Bark SnyrEs0ts. Buriht, r~eP0rts-Left the heads, 2
p ", Oct 18th. FIRST six days Light battling winds from s. to
v. s. W, took the trade. Lat. 81 81 y. Long. 1868 W. AIS
A NJ 2Ith. east end Of HoIokai bore :. ). 4. Is miles. Ler
n port tbs DARK ! =. Eli1dg-, &c ssl sbcut Oct. .0th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

L@ttcLy V-CUIItI y n. L CtIELUU-s-
The Lot contains about a Third Of an Acre, with substantial
stone wall. The house Is about IS feet square, with a seven-foot
veranda all round, and contains five large rooms, is in good re-
pair, was built Of the best materials in 1855-6, at a cost of about
$4,000; situated in thu centre Of the coffee growing region,
which il unequalled for the salubTi;y Of its climate; il within
200 yards Of the boat landing frequented by tie Steamer and
sailing vessels. The sale Of this properly AFT rds a rare oppor-
tunity for Il person Of moderate capital to embark in the Couu-
try Trade, for the purchase OF coffee, fungus, &c.
Title, Fee-simple. Terms, one quarter cash; balance az six
months. II. l. SEVERANCE,
440-3t Auctioneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

MORE TROUBLE AHEAD. (PERHAPs)-EMPEIoR Nor
TON l. AROUSED An old Correspondent thus writes
US from San Francisco, under date Of the list of
October Walking along Montgomery street to-
day, on business thoughts intent, with fear feet Of
Savage Stock IN one hand, two feet of Gould aud Cur
~ IN the other, and ten feet Of Chollar on the
brain,' | was stopped unceremoniously by His In
periai Majesty Norton LIST, Emperor, aud asked by
him, What was the meaning Of ell the trouble at
Honolulu concerning the rupture of the Constitution.
which he had been reading about in the newspapers
Somewhat surprised by the abruptness OF the ques-
ton iuconsiierately answered. Well, Emperor,
upon my wosd, you've got me this time you must
write to my friend Attorney General Harris, the
tituiar Duke Of Ksbuku, or Dick Stanley. and they
will post you His Majesty noticing my anxiety
to reach the offices of the Companies whose stock l
held for trnnsfer, was then pleased to dismiss me, ad-
ding, Well, well, | see how it is His Majesty the
French Emperor is at The bottom Of this he has
taken possession of Mexico, aud now he has COM
menced his schemes at the Sandwich Islands. l
must and will look into it Thus, you see, my
friend, you have m Imperial champion who takes an
interest in you, and will see you out of your present
Constitutional muddle."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

UNFORTUNATE AccIDENT-We regret TO learn
that Mr.. George Mcconnell, formally of the Poly
nesiaH Office, and for many years connected with
the press Of these Islands, but who has for the past
twelve months been n resident of San Francisco, and
employed as Foreman in the Argus Office there, met
with n severe, and perhaps fatal accident at the date
Of the sailing of the SmurniOte. He fell down stairs
at his dwelling, where for the past few weeks he had
been confined by lameness, and the effects of the fall
were & compound fracture Of the thigh. His condi-
ton was considered very critical at the time the
SmyrntOis left.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

Observation-Disclosures Morrison will give his Sec
end performance OF magic, w~itchcraft and denonol.
ogy this evening at Canton Hall. Those wishing TO
learn the science of the Black Art will not fail to be
there. See Advertisement, and programme.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
New BOOkSg


FENHE HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY,"
h hand book for Ladies and Gentlemen, 81 Go.
The Art of Conversation with instructions for self education 81 50
Mathews Illustrated Horse Management, 8 so.
Recreatious Of a Country Parson. - vols. 50 co.
ARENAS Ward. Chjs book, 81 so.
Early Dawn Of Christianity in England, 81 IS.
Water Babies, = fairy tale, 81 50.
Spo0ner on Sheep, an English work, 81 IS.
Margaret and her Bridesmaid. 81 IS.
The Horrors az Secession. 81 so.
Enoch Arden, Tennysons new poem, 81 80.
Azarian, an epi7crde by Miss Prescott. 81 60.
4 Finger Post 70 Public Business. 81 60.
MonCmaHiac. 81 80. Battle Fields Of Cur Fathers, 81 50.
A Woman's Philosophy Of Woman, 81 so.
Golden Leaves from the British Poets, - 90.
The Pride Of Life, 81 81. FlrtatORs in Fashionable Life, 81 SO.
Correspondence Of Gun1erade, Fl SO
Gen. John Morgan aud has Men, 81 IS.
Yankee Boy from Home. 81 so. Tales Of the saxons, 81 Is.
The 0rpheus c. Kerr Papers, , vols. 50 90.
Thoughts on Personal Religion. 81 so.
Summer Day Book, 81 %. kangaroo Hunters, / =
Pictures OF COmical People, 81 %
Instructions in Gymnastics by Nshl Bros. s25
Together ,cith a great roT'etyof Jureaiies, Gift
Books, &c, too numerous to mention.
A0:t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29

IS We are indebted to Captain PomeIoy, OF the
Constitution, for late papers from Puget Sound.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-29
EXPORTS.

EXPORTS.
For TrExALrr-per y. : Perkins, Oct. 900 kgs sugar,
90 tays coffee. . csks tallOS.
Value q Domestic Produce, 1912 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-26

der to make sure Of power four years longer.
10 our eyes, the man who has deprived his
country Of the services Of some Of It's best cit.
izens, who has been unable TO make any bet
ter use Of the incredible resources couHded to
him, and who, after sRitating so many public
questions without solving one of them, disre-
CARDS bis own utter iucapHciy, is OF all the
citizens Of the United States, the least hon
est and he most dangerous
But even il President Lincoln we're the
honest man that bis paid organs represent
him 10 be, how dangerous would his re.elec.
ton prove to the liberties Of the people, un.
der existing circumstances, surrounded as he
is with the military Influences that he has al
his back Let US remember the teachings oi
history aud the instances Of feigned or real
mbecility, all Of which have resulted in despo-
tism. Sixlus V, The halfstulil monk in his
eel and Napolron III the Scottish debluch,
belong to the same school The men who
have had to endure them. elected them as un.
important individuals, whose election would
give time for reflection aud consideration it
will soon he sixteen years since France has re.
9ected and pondered over her lost liberty
Fearing the unknown and shrinking from the
perturbation incidental to change, they have
had despolism aud ruin, which are leading
them inevitably to the most terrible Of all the
revolutions that history has hitherto recorded
Americans Of the old school will not believe
US they say our liberties are so firmly i'm
planted in the blood Of our Anglo Saxon race
that none dare disturb hem But we think
differently, and say with the poet,
"Ca llOO eufariua no me dit rieu utti ynilieH .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-26
FOR SALE BY

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Boyer, Mlamisburgi J Btsc Slayer ubion; q Ander-
SOB, Centerville; EMyers. New lebanon u Jarkson,
ChambersburR ID T. Bauer, Harrisburg d Divine,
Johnsvle; Arnold Limbert, south Arlingtoni Jacob
Smser, West Baltimorei Rookie 90, aermantowni
W MURPHY, vandaliai u Nlekols, Lher.yj y Reea,
FArmersyle HeVerling A Herr sslemi J w Pyrmont,
williams Swaner, " ant Baltimore; Parker, Bro. a
Col Parkersbufg. and BY DruRgists and MerchAuts
generally throughout the Bnitec states aud doanadas.
au2ldly
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Uo=partncrsblp.
Dissoluliom.
DISSOLUTION.

FIIHg % partnership heretofore eEistlng Miller a
1 Cha.eh, iu the harchant Tailoring Bu mess, was
dissolved by nutuai consent the 6rst day VI Feb
rltry, instant The books ia the hands Of Henry
Miller Who will continue he bus al the old stand
Huston building, corner Third anu Jefferson str cts.
Those who haVs claims against the hrm will present
them for payment and those VINO Indebted to the
hrn are expected " aNl and s.ttls thsr accounts
withoat delay, as the businssS must BE- clssed;
fEHfE EEO HENRY M LBR,
fesdsw J. IS. CHAkoH
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Ainimentum.
WORTHY Of the NINETEENTM CENTURY.
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TINTM r N TUJ NJ


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In cases OF neura ga, pains in the back 'ide, and
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-26

These Bittsrs ars put up In quart
bottles, of lUhtoh the abovs Is a fao-
Simils. Chs label is finely sn-
Rravsd, and is provided tOfth a
safe guard from ooAntsrJsftsrs.
Grtos 81 per bottle, or sir for %.
@. w. Pobaok, Propristor, No. o
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
Dhom all orders should bS ad-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

, MAY PARTY The scholars Of the Semi.
nary and Miss Clark's school, had May
Party in the Grow: above the Stearns
: House, on Monday last. The young folks
enjoyed themselves finely, and the party
passed of pleasantly in every respect.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

OFFICE BuILDlxa.-Mr. John r. Clark
10 putting up building on Washington
avenue. next door to DR.: Upham's, which
will be fitted up as an office for Judge
Hamlin and P. L. Gregory, Esq.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

rLoos.-Mr H. J. Fowler informs US that
he. and Mr.. Morrison are getting down
nilli;n and half Of pine logs for this
place. They are in Platte river, and have
already been brought . distance of seven
miles. This supply will prove of great
benefit to st. Cloud. ,.-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

ESdLisu Goous.-Gager, 4 Mills md
Harris Il Bentley are busily engaged in
shipping through to Fort Garry English
goods received here for the Graders At that
place. 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05
THERlC0s1ETR1CAL RECoaD.
r. Q, srR0tH.s

'.~':- R. Q; srRott:s = J..
:CARP.BT ..EHHLTa
sooo u, 226 Third street. st. Paul. =.
DEALERs in Carpets, Oil, Cloths, Nat
IL tings, Curtain Materials, and Trim
mihgs, Upholstering and Furnishing Goods
Window Shades, Wall Psper,s Mattresses,
Feathers, &e..fHrL v6n40-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

QuorAs.-The new list of quotas was
published, but as there is likely to be no
draft, We consider unnecessary to publish
it. St. Cloud was given as 10 behind.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

HuRRAH "A steady rain has been fall
ing since eleven o'clock this foreno onx and
appearances Indicate plenty more coming.
1t is better than gold to Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. George Kinkead,
who removed from this place to Maine
Prairie q few weeks since, was taken sud-
denly ill on Monday last and died yester%
day morning We have not learned what
was the nature Of his disease. lie leaves
= wife and four young children.
We have since understood that his death
arose from rupture caused BY lifting.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05

NuSs.-Yesterday evening nine Of the
order Of Gray nuns came up in the stage.
They were from Montreal and were dcs-
tined for St. Joseph on the Red River. .