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New Publications.

fPoa pAT TO BEsRsnsn,; or, rraSs,' In the i,oly
Y YORK A''e' AA' ''''D'''' '" 'S'N'N nov
This is q book that will be read with interest by
the thousands who delight ~ hear from The ''and
flowing with milk und honoy-tho glory of all
lands" According to the description Of one OF old,
the land made sacred by the footsteps OF the Saviour
Of mankind during his pilgrimage on earth. 1. is
written with all the vivaety Of dclincaton and
uu,hfulncss OF portraiture for which Dr.. Newman
WAS remarkable. TIC book rs useful for refenuce,
as well as interesting to the general reader. l. is
avolume of ASS pages printed on good paper, and
bound IN neat aud substantial manner.
EJERsos's NEw Cook BOOK. I. Il. Peterson 4
Blotherr, Puhli.hoIs 300 Chestnut street, Phils.
de.phia. For eaio BY r. "A. Brady, ~ Ann street
New York
As its name implies, this is useful book for o
family kitchen. |, contains numerous recipes for
preparing the food II the houschold and as every
housek@per should know the best and IN It econo-
mie-l manner Of preparing food for the healthy, az
well as the sck,y members OF family, ills IS the
took they require
| CgrsoL's ItIAsp. A Ramhle In the FootstcT- Of
Alexander eesms, with t'Shr, OF AdNentuss in
| York Harper BIO. ovo- PIP. iOJ
| NJ. Browne is the most able, racy writer And
sAc,cheT Of mo Tern travel. One god reason for
this is that be dives t. the bottom a. well a. swms
on he surface OF socicty wherever lie travels. We
rcmemt,r to have met him, many years since, in
DesIen, vita his Iack On his back aud alpcn.
stock in hand, ir,-h from foo, journey in the
ne ghburhood, and then bound tJT the home Of the
| great Philosopher, Humboldt llls he ever slcp,
nearer Heaven than he and we did IN ths, Dresden
!
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lis gratifying 10 witness the unanimty With
which the farmers Of our country ere donating
their produce W the soldiers now In the field.
Prov sion professions arc becoming quite popular
In the rural districts Fat and West, In some
piaces these demo naratons arc several miles ia
Length, and hundreds ~ heavily laden wagons
draw up in front Of the sanitary Commit sion de-
po,s. where they arc unlosded, and the produce
depon,ed for shipment 70 various army corps
The soldiers will appreciate these voluntary Offer
ings Of their friends ~ home, illustrating - IL
does the sentiments Of those whoeo bstsles are
heins Ought By onr brave volunteers In the army.
During the war, citizens Of oil tlssses have
We'd with each other. in devising wsys and
means for adding 70 the comforts Of our soldiers
In the field. We have poured our superabu ndnns
wealth into thc Treasury Of tho sanitary Commits
sion. We have given the means Tor incroasing hos
p,tsl accommodations We have sided tho Chris
usn Commission In its work n visiting ,be sick
aud closing the eyes Of the dying. We have libcr-
ally supported long line Il State sgencicI where
our soldiers eau nni . resting plsce ut every sta
lion on tboir way home from the battc-nolds. In q
hundred ways We have manifesici our Kindness
and sympathy, Until II seemed ~ " no more could
to done TO mitigate tho horrors 81 Now we
which will not only lenoft thoso who hs'ht our bal
Ties for u.s. but exhibit our resources ~ . nation
more thoroughly than any other mode Of convey
ing tho information W the crowned heads o!
European countries
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TRADE NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEN,
N bers Of Carpenters MON, No. |, Viii be held
This tWedne,dayl Evening At their rooms, No. ISL
l1wory, ut ~. \ full ATTENDANCE is requested, -
business OF Iaueh importance wiIl Re brought before
DONALD, Rec. see. ll5
THE DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY
l. Closng Association sill hold their regular Ipect-
iue AT Larry Closing Hall, this evening, At O'clock
All member attend. n. W. MURPHY, President
FRED. WALLER, Rcc. sec. IL
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WORK.
l. ers' Union, Attent!on-Ihe le.nlar meeting Of
the above Mon will he held at Military Hail. on
Wednesday evening, Nov. IL. EvoTy member 10
requested to attend ns business with regard tho
Benevolent Fund viii be acted upon. WIN. MlNSs
Pres. NJ. r. WHITE, sec. 1913
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The War In the sesth and ssuth.wea.

TINS ebel leaders scam TO have sbsndoucd The
sstompt to organize q large independent forco IN
III. transit ssissippi States Bince General BAsEs
fortunate Rcd River expedition there has Teen
/ evident desire 70 unto the various eoHn"nd'
udcr dcucrals DICK TAYIoa MAGRrDrR, rEioh
f,Es,DugE tnow In . Union prisonl, and o'her
eaders d less note, in grand army "ppsfeh"y'o '
IL. purpose 81 recovering the entire country west
p. NE grea, river. but this scheme has been rus
Ssied by the energy Of General SHERMAN whose
operation. compelled concentration at more vital
poin,a General DIoE rAYtoB's Army, reporter W
c1nss, 81 twenty thousand men, was tho hrss 70
cross tho river, and q, last accounts u was
operating On tho Tenncsseo river In con-
junction with General Hon. Later kilograms
state Tbs, NAoGuDtn's forces probably fifteen
thousand strong, were cndesvoring W cross over ~
1slncs' Landing, and thst the Union gunbosts
wore occupied In preventing the transfer. There
IL now 10 little difficulty in throwing an army
xcro~ q river even In presence Of Al enemy, that
IA may 10 safely assumed ,hs, kAGruDEn will
ercc, . oros.ing and thus strengthen the
forces under BrAuuroAnp. There will then
b on TIC other aide Of the river, only Gem
eral Paiok's forcc. which have been forced TO re-
treat from hi#ouri, aud tncy NJ hos cohH'e "
follow TArDoa and h.ESADuKA we may count
upon General srKrH reducing them 10 the deen-
sve. Practically then tho trans HississipIi war
which Atoly loomcd up - forrnidsby 10 ended.
But whs, We gain on side the river we lose
on the other. There are fewer armed enemies in
Missouri and Arkansas but there arc more
In Tennessee and Alabama What effect
these reinforccmcnts will have In enabling BRAunr-
a,np u check General saERxAs remains 70 te
sseu- Tho movements Of 10th, and especially our
side, arc still involved In a secrecy which II Is tie
iuier.s, Of all loyal men 10 maintain until the re-
sui, IL achieved. But there Ia no reason to spprc-
bend that these trans ississippi achievements
csn arrest snEnsAs's progress 10 any considerable
Orient lilo 10 master Of the situation, ~ will appear
in due time +, tho CONSERVATION and overthrow Of
the rebels.
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PUBLICATIONS.

FASHIONS FROM THE CELEBRATED
l. houses Of MessIs. 4. T. stewart 4 Co. and
Brodic OF New York, will le found in
GODEl'S LADl's BOOK FOR DECEMBER.
In addition To the following
The Return. A splendid engraving OH steel.
The Sstiyily. picture IA tabe~ux, designed az.
pfossly for Cooley,
Malnifcent Double Extension Fn.hion-plste
4 lolet Iuslilon printed in tn,s.
Christmas In Camp. An original de.irn
fiFht OF the latest stye tAAhiOns or Itnnets ssv.
era .tylot for Cloasn Biby :. Hold, Blbys lin,
pet and bnby'r boots- In knitting and rricot viii
also be founG IN tins number. The Ladies rorhS
PompadouI Travelling Bag Ia an entirely mes nrtici~
hnittne settns anu CIochet articles Tor the winter
season, and about 90 other useful engrsvinss
SEVEN YEARS"
by Marion lisriAnd. author Of alone" "Hidden
Christmas number. '' 'N' -
Mas Jsnyrin, lap Thorne and Miss Frust also CON.
tribute 10 this number. ~
CHRISTMAS RECEIPTS
sec our pt department for everything that can
De wanted Tor the festive gatherings OF the season
and our Armchair viii furuiah amusement for 49,
winter evenings. 49,
We have no hesitation In asserting that this puu,.
Der Of the LAdys Book cannot be eauslled in Europe
For sale by Ill the dealers. IL
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isuucial News, Markets, &c.

Nsu York, 7rssday Nor. IL p. k-The fuotua-
tions In gold to-day have leen follows AT 10
O'Clock, ?4+s; 1915, PAX; II, 244s IL, 20,
1890, 239s; l, 23s'. liza $40; p 24O%; 2s5. 24)N.
3, 23sN; l. 237H; 4.3o, 23s. Favorable war rurnor-
W. the principal cause Of the decline In gold The
general stock market dull and prices suffered a
serious decline. Governments were in demand at
considerably hisher figures The In money con-
tinue-. The general rate Call IL per cent, but
there were come operations to-day at lower rates.
Bead-tus were lbc lower TO-DAY, and corn iess &C.
tive. Pork also lower and beef finn
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etI srienced by dover E. the discren, yards in shh
VI snity since last Monday week. Added 70 the dull
n re consequent upon excited political week. the
her Of Reef has been sufficiently bod to pu, vets
spon trndc, and In addition 10 all this 'Ae-o we're
beANy iec' ps, mostly OF poo, ordinary, and medium
cstue MONDAY. ho-ever, the market oTenci more
prr' ouslr although the stock, in eener VA OF N
I"ilof quality, D. Gee advanced from last coke quo
tu9ns, The very hest cattle bringing from 10 ~
Pc ~, eins an al, ance Of per c. trOtn LAST
scek. . sooi cutc hfourht i6alic- per No.. %
a'out cent In advance Of iaet week. Common cat
Tie sold at lat weeks prices although in come ms
ces, totter vcirh;s are reported.
She. y and fI'nb,.-The sheep market also orcued
more prupitiousy for dfovels on Monday and prices
~ere advanced a little Good sheep we're In fair de-
m,nf at Isasc. and extra at stb9c per pound
LAns arc IN iaif demand nj PATE re- pound.
SUtns. S~ Inc are also ceiling at better prices No.
per Iound, With quick rales and light receipts. We
quote I've Hos AZ ilal2 cents.
Mich C0trs.-Tho demand for mioh cove remains
vey limited, With prices nearly the quoted in
our lat. We quote extra good cows at sG5astq COM
mon 70 medium. e25GS35.
Veal tdrcs.-fiTveci are plenty, With very little
demand, but mich calves s,iIl command full Prices,
owing 70 the active demand, and coutnued .carcty
We quote prime calves talive al lllJcs common al
'aS, and CListins, ~ GU. yer 10.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BARRY
IA BeLe, oeut society will lie held At l.. Bo~ey.
on thursday evening" Nov. lTth, ut o'clock, TO mako
final ARRANGEMENTS Tor their annual hall, TO b. held
on Friday evening Nov. 25th, nt living Hall. PAT
RICK FITZPATRICK, Ples. MICHAEL kEHOE,
kcc. Sec H2
LEATHER MATHEW 7. a. b. SOCIETY,
Il No. l. of y. "a Grand vocal ana instrumental
Concert un tine asp Of the above Society, will
take pie a at the Hall of the society, $40 Twelfth 81
near avenue G. this "wednesday! evening, Nov 10Th,
1904. The Committee pledge themselves W do ali In
thci power make this one OF tho best and most
10, able Concerts OF the season. Mr.. J !. DAILY, the
celebIa ted Irish American Music Publisher, 4l9
r,nd viii preride ut the plano. Tie els 70 cep
each, TO tie had of the Committees a. the door. Nj
CIiAEL Nc ,RAlli, Chairman OF Committee. WILL
LIAM O'CONNELl. Secy. l29
THE LADIES fAlHERT. A. Is. SOCIETY
l. No. 3, New lork, hold their regular weekly
meeting This Evening, p. m, st Father Mathew
Hail, JVd Eighth ay lac Old Policeman and several
other good tpeakerg will he present. The sudiepcs
may depend on good singing. MICHAEL BkEN.
NAN, frest. L. BROWNE, Jr- kec. sec. lU6
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE 7. A.
l. II. Society, No. |, OF Blooklyn, T.. d., will hold
a Temperance meeting at Temperance lial, corner
es-Mess'r. clover, " Afford and Austin. SINGERS
Moes,u Z. b. jackson, hchennGy and " bite. THOS.
n LLJ1lt Pies. 7. j. Nj LLlGAN, sec. liz
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THE NEW YORK sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. IS, 1864.


ws would sssin remind our advertising patrons
that their favors ell b. TOO late for classification.
unless handed In st our counter before nine ocoeE
the evening We keep our publication Office opsn for
the reception Of Advertisements until IL O'Clock. r.
", but do no, classify them amer nine ooisck-
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POLITICAL.

MOIART-TlIE MEMBERS OF THE MO.
Wharf Hall General Committee are hereby notified
TO meet al Mozart Hail. on ednesday Evening at IH
o'clock. Is! oruer OF Is. 4. FAlRCulLl, Chairman.
fAIRlCk DALEY, sec.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
For Cough. Colds & Throat pisord,

For CoushA Colds & Thront Disorders,
use BROWNS Bronchial Troche-," having proved
their efficacy by test Of many Year,. The Troches
are highly recommended and prescribed BY Phys-
cians and Surgeons in the Army. Soldiers and on.
GERS b, ms eIpo.cd to sudden changes, should always
b, supplied with "rhe TrocheS" u. they give pronp&
relief. ii3
Messr-. Fowler 81 Wells, Phrcnolos lsts,
3s9 Broadway, make examinations bay and
Evening. s2s
Tho New York Ophthaiu,ic Hospital =
open, at So FOURTH ave, .sth ~, daily, SUNDAYS
excepted, nom " oclork Pm. for the hyncnt OF
the poor who AZ. afflicted with diseases Of the eye i0
Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Pre-.
MUM iookstitch sowing machines, No. 6I5 rroad-
way. "a,
Full md Winter If you want Fan and
Winter clothing, 10 'oF b. BALDwlN's, 10 and -
Bo"efy The laisos, stors and store in tho city and
proesiese. Chidren's department, not equalled. 3o3
Pyle's %. n. soap.-Tho Poor Peoples
friend Cheap and good Sold by nioceis every
where. AlO
Elliptic sewing Machines, run by Hot
All see them leiosc pufctss,rg.
40 $50 broadway.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

ARR1vAL.-Mr. ''Moose Dung" q cele-
brated chief Of the Red Lake tribe of Chip
pewas, is in town. He came pia Abercrom-
bic, and is to await the arrival Of the bal
ance of the deputation under the fatherlv
care Of J. c. Ramsey, Esq, who are to cou.e
cia Grow Wing, and are expected in about
four days. ':Moose Dung" has always been
known as staunch friend to the whites,
sud in all the former attempts Of the Gov
ernment to contract treaty with the Red
Lake and Pembina tribes, has advocated q
conciliatory and friendly course toward the
Government. At the plundeling of the
train of N. W. Kittson, u year ago last fall.
he was the only chief or Indian who refus-
ed TO take part and share inthe disgracefu]
affair.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03
{. SURPRISE PARTY.

DEAn MI. ED,1oR will you permit us.
through your excellent paper, TO gratefully
acknowledge tue kindness of our dear
friends, who, Monday evening, the goth
ult., gave US = Surprise Party" which
has, with many other acts Of Kindness, not
only convinced us that the citizens Of St.
Cloud have come justly by their reputation
for intelligence, enterprise and liberality,
but can, and will sustain that reputation.
After spending very pie, SAINT evening
together, where there was abundance of
''feast Of soul and flow of mind" and all
'partaking Of the .tgood things" the kind
ladies had furnished for the occasion, leav-
ing US an ample supply, an appropriate
address from. our esteemed friend, A. B.
Curry, Esq, concluded the delightful
gathering: ? Leaving us to reflect on our
happy lot to be thrown among such kind
and appreciating friends, Sae We find in the
city II St. Cloud. no 'SA'<sssS. -
Not only: did We enjoy the .'Surprise'
amazingly, but, found afterfhe surprise
WIS ever, and upon opening the polite
notes sent US, by H. c. Burbank, ESQ.,, J.
B. Mills, Esq, and Col. Thomas, and re-
ceiving their contents, with what those
present SO kindly left US, in cash, about
ffty-two dollars.
Now, Mr. Editor, the '.Surprise' being
over, We feel improved in our financial sys-
tenn. as We feel relieved from some ankle
ties that pressed upon us. a~.>.- ~ b.
Dear friends, one and al, we most heart
lily thank you, for your visit, ani the good
impression made on US, of your noble spir-
it and liberality, will be cherished while
life shall last. And ameng many, many
dear friends we are far separated from
now, you are written in our hearts never
to be forgotten! May the Great Ruler be
pleased to make our stay among you, q
blessing to all :.
.s Yours affectionately,
!. DAVID TICE,
MELISSA TlCE.
st. Cloud, Mian., March Sd, 1864.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

xT8m8s- = ~
| Hon. 1oxArltsZ Dorss stlr ha. placed us
under obligations for copy OF the Report
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. on the
Staterof Finances. r&n8tH = IS
T. G. MCCLURE, Esq, Register U. 8.
Land Office. returned last night from trip
East. 2 :. = <Hs
THE Aid Society will meet on next
Wednesday evening 'at Mr:E. c. Smiths
MARCH came in ''like lamb" and there
are, as yet, no appearances to warrant the
prophecy that it will 60 ont like lion"
SEE the card of Mr., T. Charming Moore,
Jr.. lately Of the New York bar, whose Of
ice is In Edelbrock's block. #.~z {.
Muslc.-Munger Bros, St. Paul, have a
very full assortment of music and musical
Instruments, as may be found by calling at
their store. advertisement.
On Tuesday strike occurred among the
labore1s on the St Paul and St. Cloud
Railroad. Mr.. Delano, the Superiutend-
eut, has gone to Canada to procure from
1000 to 1900 French Canadiap railroad
hands, and the work will be pushed vigor-
ously forward. -.
VIZ find the following item Of local in.
terest in the Austin Register: -%'.-
We are in receipt Of a private letter from
the Rev: David Tlce, Of St. Cloud, in which
he says that there is very successful re-
vival in the church under his charge, and
some forty persons have already been con
! verted.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

QUoTA OF Sr. CLoUD.-A number Of VOL
unteers claimed by this township are con-
tested BY other places, and it cannot be told
exactly how We stand with reference to tho
last call. Proper afidavits for the contest
ed cases have been sent to the Adjutant
Generals Office, and if fully allowed
ws will be entirely clear. As this seemed
somewhat doubtful, and to be prepared for
any contingency, the Town Supervisors
procured in St. Paul eleven recruits, for
whom they paid On extra bounty Of 500
each, to be credited to st. Cloud. This ac-
tion Of the Supervisors, will doubtless be
fully approved by the people. as>s.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

Horse DHowSEp.-On Friday last, while
Mr.. Vim. Hooper was crossing the river,
about four miles below this city. the ice
gave way and the horse fell in. Mr. II.
jumped from the buggy and while gone for
help, both horse and buggy we're borne
away by the current
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03
JOB WORK..

Having one Of Gordon's best Job Press
-. large stock Of new type and full as
sortment Of cards and stationery, we are
prepared to print posters, circulars, bill
heads. letter heads, ball tickets, business,
wedding and visiting cards, envelopes, Ia.
,els, programmes, blanks, Invitations, or
almost anything desired, in good style and
=. fair prices. \ call is respectfully re-
Qussted.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

HAYwARD-McDoNALD CAsE.-The testi-
mony in this case was concluded on Thurs
day last, and the defendant was required
BY the Justice to give bail to tie amount
Of $4,000 for his appearance at the April
term of the District Court. He has not yet
sccured the necessary amount, but prob
ably viii this week. Il.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

BArrlsr CHUcH TO BE CoMpLErEu.-We
understand that efforts, which promise to
prove successful, are being made to finish
the large building intended for a Baptist
Church. 1t has long been an s'cye-sore"
to the community. aai any proposition 10
complete it will be received with favor
The matter has been taken charge Of by
the Universalist Society, and they arc max
ing for flooring, plastering, and otherwise
finishing off the building. The cost will
be about $1,000 The St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad Company have signifed their *il.
lingness to give deed Of the lots on which
the church stands. Messrs. John Owen,
o. \. Pray and J. P. Wilson have been
mentioned as proper persons to be consti::
tuted trustees, all OF whom are good, reli
able men. 1t is intended that when the
church is lot preoccupied, it can be used
AS house Of worship by other denomina-
| ,ions, and on evenings during the week for
purposes Of q secular character.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

PERsoNAL.-u. c. Burbank. Esq, starts
East next week, to purchase goods for the
firm at 81. Paul and this place. He will
first 60 to Hannibal, No., where he intends
securing large quantity Of tobacco, and
thence to the Eastern markets. His goods
will be here on the first boats
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

BC1tN1 FARMs.-A number Of the SOL
diers Of the First Regiment who do not in
tend 70 rs.enlisting, have come to this portion
Of the State in search of farms They gen
orally desire such as are improved, and say
that IN no county have they found them 50
difficult to purchase. In other counties
farmers are seized with the gold fever and
wish to dispose Of their property. bat here
they seem perfestly contented and prefer
not to sell. p. < r. = -
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

TOBACCO CCLrURE.-An interesting ar
ticle on Tobacco Culture, giving full details
will be found on our forth page. '.The
weed'' has been successfully grown in this
neighborhood, and as the profits are large.
our farmers might we'll turn their attention
10 It. Save the article for reference.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

GoSE TO TExNEssEE.-We learn from
New York letter tina, Capt. J. ". Bond, Q.
NJ stationed for some time in this place,
left that city about III 20,h ult for Ten
nsssee. He has lately been at Glencoe.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

BCiLplSG.-Active preparations are al
ready being made for entering briskly in
to the building business in ttiffereet por-
tions Of town Mr. John r. Clark has al
ready q neat dwelling house partially COM
pleted on Chapel Street, a short distance
south Of The Post Office.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

SEWING MAculNE.-A Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine-perfectly new-can
be obtained on unusually favorable terms.
Inquire at this Office.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

PRAIRIE FIREs.-During the past weel
prairie fires have been blazing brightly il
all directions.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

ST. JoHN's CHURcH.-Bishop Whipple
preached in this city on Friday and Tues
day evenings The chuch was we'll filled
on both occasions.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., advertisements
and orders for job work can be lett at the
Post Office.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

RAILROAD LASns.-Judge P. L. Greg
ory has again returned to St. Cloud and
will remain here to look after the lands of
the ST. Paul and Pacific r. r., punish tres
rassers, &c. : The Judge is preparing a
fine map Of the Neenah country.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

WooD.-We would BE- glad to receive d
dozen or more cords Of wood on subscrip.
tion to the DEMOCRAT. Now is the time.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

NEw EoeKs.-lf YOU want any new
books, 60 to Merrills; he is supplied. If
you want on elegant photograph album,
60 to Merrill's; he sells them cheap. If
you want wiring paper, envelopes, carter
dcs risitss, school books or blank books, 60
buy at Alerrill's; he has large stock Of
everything, and you can buy all goods .
shade less than any other house in the CITY
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

Dls1Rlcr Couan Ara JUDICIAL DlsrRIcr. Hon.
CsAs. E. vASpxssussa, JupaE. 1854. -. - :
General fsrms-stsarns Co., April !, and Sept, 10; ;
Benton Co, Sept II; Morrison Co., Oct. 81. -
Specsa! 7erms-At chambers in the Court House of
Minneapolis, Feb. 9Th and 2Oth March 9TH and 10th.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

SrA1r RoAb.-A bill has passed the Leg.
islu,ure authorizing the location Of State
Road from St. Cloud to Lake Superior
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

COUNTY BoARp.-The Board of County
Commissioners will NEE, to-day at the
usual place.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03
DIED.

At St. Cloud, March I'd, at s o'clock,
CHARLES HANSEN. aged 25, native Of DEN
mark. .......&2 .:. 49,. !. ~: @>.'.>
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

BAP1lzEp-Five persons were baptised
1t the Methodist church on Sabbath even
ing.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03

%- Stesrns County Orders for sale a.
this Office
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-03-03
mARH1ED..

At the residence of the bride in st. Cloud
Feb 28th, by the Rev. David Tice, Mr.. HAR-
NAN BEcKEB, to Miss HELEN NJ. AYsls.