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~At tho celebration in Rochester, N. 4

HAt tho celebration in Rochester, N. II.
the 9Th regular toast was to-
The Young Ladies. What though crinolino
goes MP their hoops aro coming down, and the
springs OF their affection arc steeisd against all
Treason. 80
We hope Bro. Place Of the Courier win hang
fro about the sensitivencss Of the Rochester
people to the remarks Of our friend Barker.
until he has slaughtered tho BOBBY who con-
osived that trash.
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ruonxp,xr NM AprIl ,, lss,

TuoRsDikE, NE, April -, 1869.
DEAR SIR, A lady OF my acquaintance WAS
q number OF years, and could lind no relief until
sho tried L. Y. ATW00D'S BITTERS, which elect
cd permanent cure by the use OF one bottle.
Ny daughter wns troubled with attacks OF severc
headache. and vomiting. arising nom deranfoment
Of tho stomach, which have been cured py inc us4
OF these Btte and have myss, pssn 1s,axsS
he Ibi: invsiw.his remedy. always keep 70 on
hand "a believe IL 70 be speedy cure for All de-
anr.ments on the stomach and liver, and Ier 70.
male complaints when arising RON dsoihty OF mo
digestive organs. cuao ,vu,rxpv
r,s-msrsrs Of coxnfersifs md base inisfiens wsfA
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~ y, .esf r. D. Ifrsof, and az safeguard agaissf
-. ..s1fsp bears ~ EXTRA LAnEf, eouHfsrsigHtf n.
~ mi. Pssfisad. Me-, sole 0ss0af agent. >,
Fsr ssis by respectable dealers In metssss gear
am Prics d ccuis. ~ IlIr. -
Dur ~. y" AfwooDp AID RAKE NO oSaxs.sm23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYi
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Puts 1!

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, M.
D., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This we'll known medicine Is no imposition, butn
sure and safo remedy for Female Difficulties aud
Distractions from any cause whatevcrj and. Altho'
n powerful remedy. II contains nothing hurtful TO
the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculIasly suited. Il will. In short time,
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edy, DO not contain iron, calomel antimony, or
ANYTHING hurtful 10 the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package, which should DO carefully preserved.
For null particulars. gsta pamphlet. nee, Of tho
agent.
authorized agent, will insure y bottle containing
over 90 pills, by return mall. Sold by all Drug.
rists, job MOSRS. ~ Cortlandt st., NY.
yIU Sole United States Agent.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 20.
Important dispatches received here last
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MASurAcruRrSo IrExs.-The work on tho
new wooden mills in Lisbon is progressing
favorably. The foundation for the mill at
little River. which Is to DO Of brick. Is nl-
ready laid. the Golfer dam In built across the
Androscoggin, aud work on the new dam Il
being prosecuted. Tho work on the mill on
Sabatus stream is also going on. and q board
ing house il being put up. We believe IL u
contemplated TO have both mills running ny
uutumn. -LeloistoR Journal.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Executive DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA, July ~, 1864.
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
will DO held At the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
ON MONDAY, the Sth day OF August next
Attest, EPHRAIM FLINT, JR.,
3w3O Secretary OF state.
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Cooley has again placed US under obligations
by the August number Of his Lady's Book. II
is surpassed by no publication Of It's kind In
the world.
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,,n,oM COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tho legal voters OF the County Of York who arc
Internationally In favor OF the Union, the suprem
aey OF the Constitution and Laws, and the suppress
sion OF the rebellion, are invited 10 send delegates
to a Convention 10 he held at the Town Hall, Al.
fred, ON WEDNESDAY, August 10th, at 10 o'clock
A. ~, for the purpose OF nominating tho following
candidates, tobe supported Mt the september cleo
ZION Three Senator's, Judge OF Probate. Register
f Probate, Clerk OF Clerks County Attorney ,Sher-
IN. County Treasurer and County Commissioner,
and To transact any other business that may prop
crly come before the Convention.
Each city and town Is entitled TO the number OF
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New Publications.

The Atlantic Monthly for August Is on our
table. The subscription price remains the same,
but the publishers are Obliged to charge thirty
cents for the single copy. We perceive but lit
tie difference In the numbers Of the Atlantic,
for they are always good, always indispensable.
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The Northern Monthly was received some
days since, butwas mislaid. Tho present mum.
Der Is one Of interest. and We are pleased to
learn of the growing success Of this enterprise.
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Harpcr's Magazine for August has been re-
ceived from A. Williams & Co., Boston. The
retail price has been raised to thirty cents.
This number contains tho last lines ever written
This magazine is always interesting, aud well
come visitor.
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The Continental Monthly, for August, has
been received. The contents are varied, and
are rs follows: American Civilization Aphor-
isms; The English Press; Our Martyrs The
first Christian Emperor; Causes Of the Mime.
sofa Massacre Buried Alive Negro Troops
Colors and tAeir meaning; Battle Of the VIII
tlerncss Tho Army Tarly Truths Tho Con.
tincutal is readable publication Il has many
able writers.
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Us. PARKER,
J. VI. DEERING,
SAMUEL HANSON,
JOSEPH w. HANSON,
THEODORE WELLS, JR., Co. Coz
GEORGE q. YEATON.
RICHARD III. COOLING,
JACOB BLACK,
SYLVESTER LITrLEFIELD,J
Juno "a, 1864.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY. July ~.
. ; Sheep and Lambe Cc6l !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
OUGHT 70 DE CHANGED.

The material and goods for a militia
ry post ut Devils Lake, are, we are 'ih-
formed, directed to be taken by wny'6i
the Missouri rlvcr. If SO. the route
ought most certainly to be changed,
and the supplies broug ut through Min
nesota ria St. Cloud and r6fs Abcr-
crombie. Troops should be kept NOV
Ing along the road to Pcmbina, thus
,affording the best preventative for 1ndi-
ans entering the settlements. Taking
the forccr from l'cusbinn, abandoning
the post, and 'having no troops moving
along the roaa, is simply an invitation
to the Sioux to crowd in as close to the
frontier as possible.
We most earnestly hope that the mil
itary authorities will change the route
for the transportation of these goods,
especially IS the low water in the Mis-
souri, makes Their delivery very unccr-
tain, and send them by the regular hue
through this State. The news given
in our local columns points to the ne
ccssity Of this.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
.ERoa1lxED RIVER.

The Nor, lWe.ter Of April 2eth con.
taihs several articles based on the re.
moval Of the troops from Pemb,n..
The trade between the Settlement and
this State has becn entirely cut Of, and
new route is about to be opened
through canada. W. have heard the
rr"r~ed withdrawal Of the forces from
Pembina severely commented on and
spoken Of US being injudiciuus, and how
that it is accomplished this scenls to
be one Of the results Still there may
b. 'casons Of u military character hot
generally k,w~n, Sufficient to. justi{y
the action IT those in authority.
Wc'clip 'ao foh6*sag items from
the .E"r,- We*ter:
T"E sioux.-Twclve lodges Of The Leaf hand are
NV "s Lake 'Mahitobdh, fishing. Nineteen lodges
u the SfA nrs somewhere hi tho vicinity Of the
Portage ami hofo are reported coming in.
The SPRiNa uuNr-Thse of the settlers who are
going tH the spring hunt have determined tho ad-
vice ct Pascal Drclani to leave the Settlement In
oe large Brigade instead ofin three four parties
ascorfse-ly. All to start us SOON the crops are
put In the grSdft1.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

Wednesday at Resccs, in which, We
were successful. No details given.
gen. Sherman says he'hss not time
TO find out, but as near Ss he can judge
our losa is about 5000 Killed, Wounded
and missing. Everything ~1s pro
crossing very favorably. The railroad
has been repaired W within reven miles
Of the army.
Dispatches received at Headquarters
here: dated >yesterday morning from
Gen Sherman, state he had entered:
Rescca aud established his Headquar-t
ters there. 'Hc captured 8 guns and q
thousand prisoners. Troops are in hot
pursuit GfJ Johnston. Tho rebels burns
cd the railroad bridges to Reseca, but.
the road t. there was iu running order
WASHINGTON, May II.
Gen. Scho6elL has achieved 4 victory,
and pursued the enemy into North
Carolina.
Gen.. Thomas has gobblcd mp 5000
rebels and captured ~ guns. .:
P.,tLApxLpalA, Nay IA.
A Special to the E1tnMy Telegraph,
dated Cincinnati, May l4th, states news
received here from soldiers, that S6hs-
fields army moved from Bulls Gap on
the I'd. and after four hours H. citing,
on the 18th, the 'febels retreated, the
Union troops pursuing them into North
Carolina. No particulars received.
The news that Gen. Thomas has ia
ken Dalton is confirmed.
We have captured about 5000 pris.
oners and 10 or IL pieces Of artillery.
The rebels rctreatcd in some disorder
toward Rome, the Union troops being
in hot pursuit.
ST. Iorrs, May II.
Vicksburg advices Of the 10th say
that IN expedition under Gen. Near
thur, sent out by Gen. Slocum, had
captured Yazoo City without much re-
sistxnce. -.
Raids by the rebels on plantations
continued. and the most fendish bru
txlities are, committed. Even infants
wcte earficd off aid killed to tetrify
the woMSn.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
OBITUARY..

Died at Slnilhland, Ky, on the 1th. of
May, Horace TALcorr, Of Glas,enb bury,
Conn.,, aged twenty-fOur.
Lieut.. Talcott had been in the Unit
ed States service for almost two years,
acting as Pu1ser on the gunboat Bril-
liant, protecting steamers on the Ten
ucssee river. Last evening word wus
received from the Captain Of the Bril-
weeks, he d1ed on the seventh inst
H. was a brother-in-law of Charles
Taylor and Thomas G. Alden, of this
city, aud the sad news Of his death
came unexpectedly.
We have had no acquaintance with
Lieut.. Talcott save through the medi-
um of three-ycars' friendly cores
pondccce, but from this learned much
of the frank and generous nature e.
ilsghtesed sentiments and honorable
character which constituted the main.
springs OF his life, while he revealed
throughout those evidences OF the in.
born gentleman Which none can fail to
appreciate. lie was young man of
most exemplary habits, being entirely
free from those vices which are almost
universal in the army and navy.
Those who knew him personally,
speak 10 the hi CHEST terms of his gen.
eral conduct and character, and espe-
eiully Of his love and kindness to o
widowed mother. His loss will be
felt BY ~any friends, and most severely
by those to whom he was bound by the
tcnJcrest ties.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

lloun'nIE MuRbEsS IN KAxsAs.-Ths
Leavenwor,h Bulletin Of April 28,h reports
hat information has been received of the
murder of Assistant Surgeon Faircblld Of
the 9th Kansas, and twelve privatcs. The
Surgeon was on the TOAD to Rossville to at
tend fhc wounded Of the fight of the 4th.
When near Charleston the escort was at
tackled and the party captured. All the
bodies were initiated except the Surgeons.
Surgeon f. was brother Of r.. >. FAIR
child, Of St. Paul.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
IN PROBATE COURT, sTEARNs CO., MINI

TN PRObATF COURT, STEARNS CO., MINI
i Special term. May II, 1864:
deceased. --''----- o---.. n link aad
On reading and Thing the petition Of Clara Kinkeod
praying for reasons therein set FORTH that she may be
appointed Administrative Of the estate Of said decea
ed, 1t il ordered that Friday, the Sd day of june
Judge Of Probate, In the town If st. Cloud be a.
signed for the hearing Of said petition and that the
heirs at law Of the said deceased, and all other per-
at session Of the Probate Court then and there to be
holden, and show cause II any there i,, why the
prayer of said petitioner may not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
=" to al! persons INTERCEPTED by publishing copy Of
this order fur three successive weeks prior to said
d"y Of he"ring, in the ~ Cloud DEMOCRAT" week.
" ncwspopcr printed and published At st. Cloud, in
said county L. A. EVANS
Myla55Sw. :, X Judge Of Probate
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

ARRIVAL: or GENERAL SulLr AT ST.. Jo-
sEPH.-Brigadier General Albert Sully,
who has been engaged the past winter and
spring in this city, fitting out an expedi-
ton against the Sioux Indians, has gone
forward to St. Joseph, accompanied by one
staff officer, Captain Pope. Tho General
has engaged % scouts on his expedition
fifty Delaware Indians, who will embark
with him for Sioux City, Iowa, from which
point the expedition will start about the
10Th inst.-M;ssouri Democrat. 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
THE WAR IN GEORGIA.

H-'' NAsHv1lLE, May Is:
We learn from reliable authority
that Mcpherson captured on the 18th
zine railroad trains below Reseca, laden
with various military stores for Dalton.
The enemy seems to be making prepa-
rations to evacuatc. Advantages have
been gained and hopes are entertained
that speedy success there will keep
pace with the operations in Virginia.
Fitzpatrick WIS wounded several days
since, though not dangerously. Gems.
Which and Marston were also slightly
wounded. @.ss@ *.sEf.'.$a *..'tt .' 49,.
Wv '~>. =. 3~~ Mxsn1sorox, May II. 4
A dispatch received by llAileck
from Sherman says he had fight on
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

HARPER for June comes thus soon in ad-
vance, and well fre'ghted with entertaining
pieces. The contents are, A Chapter on
the Coolie trade: Morte D'Arthur; The
Heir Of Raymond Hill; Wine Making in
California; Three Lives; My Sword Song
The Small House At Arlington; Yorr Hum.
bic Servant: Three trophies from the war
Our Mutual Friend; Only twelve left
The letter G.; 4 dead. love: Why l write
it; Homeopathy; Toward Sunset; North.
ward; The poor whites of the South. o."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

MERR'll1AxA-Mertll Of st. Paul has Just received
another large invoice Of new goods embracing cap
note and letter paper. envelopes writing auid steel
pens, gold pens, gents wallets. ladies wallets and
purses, photograph albums (he is great on albumsJ
oil the new books gents morocco card cases, stereo
scope views card pictures, diaries and every thing
else usually found 10 arst class bookstore. Go and
go him.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CrRAYED OK sro4ES.-rrom the barn Of the
y Minnesota Stage Company in St. Cloud, about the
10th Of April, dark brown PONY, about twelve
fSil, bald faced right hind lot White and Weighing
about 100 poands 4 libera reward will be paid for
his return or for information which will lead to his
recovery, by the undersigned, at the Office Of the
Minnesota Stage Company, st. Cloud.
my19-tf r. c. BURDICK.
St. Cloud, May 18th, 1864.
DIssoLUrI0N OF CoPARTNERsHIP-Not
~ Is hereby given that the co-partnership between
X. Charming Moore Jr. Rsq., and the undersigned,
has been dissolved. THOMAS SIMONTON,
JOSEPH II. S1MONTON.
st. Cloud, May Is. 1864.
CAUTION.
AL persons are cautioned aEainst buying certain
note made by Thomas Simonton and Joseph H. 81.
n,onton for One Hundred and Nine Dollars there
abouts, dated May 9th, 1854 and payable to r. Chan
ding Moore, Jr or ORDER thirty days after date,
believe VIC have valid defense to the samcI
THOMAS SlMONTON.
JOSEPH H. SlMONTON.
st. Cloud, May Is, 1854. my19-3w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
DEFICIENCIES.

AIutunt General Malmros has re,
ceived the following telegram:
WASHINGTON May IL.
Tie law requires that deficient towns
shall be drafted to make up their de6cien.
cy. Notwithstanding other towns may be
sufficiently in excess to cover the entire
quota Of the State. cannot therefore
credit temporarily to deficient towns, the
excess belonging TO others. Each sub dis
trict should be drafted for the number de-
fci. mt therefrom.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

ARTHUR for June opens with an engrav-
Ing appropriate to tho season, Crosse
Several pages ore devoted to fashion plates,
and there IL the usual amount Of reading
matter by the well-known writer's for this
home magazihe. Among the rest is = very
sweet poem, "Beneath the White Mount's
Shade" by '.Minnie Mary Lee" the nom DE-
plume of Mrs. VIM. H. Wood, Of Sank Rap
ids tt..r - III .,.,..., ....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

TmRD RrolMENT.-Gov. Murphy. Of Ar
kansas, has written letter to Gov. Miller,
speaking in terms of high comlnendation Of
the behavior Of the Third regiment while
stationed At Little Rock He says that
good order, has prevailed since they we're
on duty in this ,alty, and they have won
the respect sad ssseem Of the eiti,ens.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

!. TIN Cosr or A NEwspApsR.-=Thety tyre
founders have raised tho price Of type %
per cent. Paper makers have raised the
price Of paper 100 per cent. The readers
will go that publishers sre not likely to be.
come millionaires in hurry under this
state of affairs. 5... .J...., 49,, ..n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

Let US hear no moro Of the Horrors
Of 81. Domingo. The Horrors Of Fort
PILLOW are pitch above anything that the
world has yet shuddered At. d" ..@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

Gkx. CAxBY has been confirmed % Ma
jor General, aud has gone T. supersede
Gen. Banks.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
6 EE THTSI

3 ETH Nh ISL
The subscribers have i general assort-
ment of Merchandise, purchased before tho
advance in prices, which they wish to dis.
pose Of. They will sell for cash Or exchange
for other property. Inquire Of the under
signed, at the Fletcher House.
.LYBRAND & THOMPSON,
st. Cloud, May 18th, 1864. myl9-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19
Goods Received !!

]. 0. MCCONNELL { CO.
Have just received from the East q full
T.. stock Of spring end summer
DRESS GOODS
OF every style, and embracing vsrious AMI
choice patterns.
j. Adlong these may Do found
MERINOES. DBLAlNES,
Bk'6cAoEs,
cHAtEtEs. MozAMB1ouEs. popLlNs,
&c., 10 full variety.
CLIO A I'm as,
An unusually fine stock 1t
Balmorals,
BrsdIey's Celebrated Hoop Skirts,
And in fact every thing in the line Of Lsdiet
Dress Goods,
a 1 fne 3 stock .; IL
S II A w T. s :;
'of'de.irlble styies.
H. We make
DOMESTIC GOODS
Our speciality, and can exhibit to our
customers large and well assorted
stock Of
Prints Ginehaimi;x,
SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS.
STRIPES, DENNIS AND TIcKINGs.
FLA n n l. S
White and coloriea, and cotton and flannel
Shirts and Draweirs.
HATS AND GAPS
BOOTS, SHOES Amo RussfRs,
In fine assortment.
We have Richardson's celebrated
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS,
Manufactured for our trade. which We will
warrant to give satisfaction.
GLOVES, tHos1ER;Y AND NOTIONS
AL Of these goods will be sod a. low ae
the lowest. and We will endeavor Ia serve
our customers in such manner az 70 meri,
q share Of the public patronage.
Call and examine our stock,
J. o. MCCONNELL 4 co.
Washington avenue, one door south ii
tue BOOK Store vGn4l-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-19

Provost Marshal General.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-21

evidently concoeted by tho Rebels Cor th,
purpose Of giving us an agreeable surprise.
We have no reason 70 believe that our
movements will ever produce less satisfaction.
The rule has heretofore held good without
single exception. We doubt not that when
our army shall have reached Richmond, their
reception will not be less cordial. The Rebels
will, as usual "have Them just where they
want them We can hear the Richmond
wing declaring, with that expansivene5s for
which it is remarkablc:-"But Richmond is
not the Coniederacy, nor yet Virginia, nor yet
anything more than simply Richmond We
trust that our men will not wear out their
welcome, but that seems impossible.
On our part, we will not be outdone In
courtesy. We declare that we find everything
perfectly satisfactory. Things are going on
swimmiuply. We have GRANT, THOMAS,
SHERMAN. and BUTLER, Gust whore we
want them" Since the commencement Of the
Rebellion, we do not remember ever to have
been so well pleased; and our satisfaction IS
heightened by the reflection that things are
so comfortable all around. We trust that
unon the arrival of our army in Rich
mond, DAVIS will not think for an
instant Of yacating his residence. That would
make our troops feel uncomtortably. Perhaps
it might be well for the wing to mention
that they could not listen to proposition
which would result m IncommOding him. 1t
might also be well to add, that for the present
the attentions Of the Rebels in Georgia leave
scarcely anything to be desired. Our mon
seem to be pretty well provided for Christ
mas. By-the-by would it be exceeding the
bounds of discretion to suggest cranberry
sauce for their turkey?