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~ an Snos Dealers, have just received lsrv,
assortment % Spring Stock OF Boots and Sbosss
SSissi,s1ing Meas, Women's, Boys. Nissesi
promptly attended To- "O'A
Lansing, NAY 10 1854 "a l.
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GEO. Il. PARSONS.

ATTORNEY and Counselor at law AMI Solicitor ia
Chancery. Agsat for prosecuting Claims Vf soldiers
and soldiers Willows, against the Government
for Bounty Money, Pensions aud Arrears Of Pay.
lansing, Mich. Once in Co~.ss' Block, up stairs
Washington Avenue. ass
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w. {. PAINE,

HYSIcIAN aad Surgeon, lansing. Mich. Once that
recently occupied by Dr. Shank Residence on
Cnerry Street one door south Of VIM. NJ Carr's
residence 10 40
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10 b es~tsnsed n.zs soe.k }

IHR assessment OF New York for 1854
gives S4lo,774, 435 Of realty, and s223, ,e20, :
sos Of personally. The aggregate is S634,
sS4: $40; The population Is fully !, 900, 900,
giving 1854 70 each psrten, or 4s, 100 70
ksfh lEmily
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IA L. ri Z M h Il R
THAT THIS BITTER Is
n O T a ALCOHOLIC
Contains no Rum or Whiskey, and
CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS.
BUT Is
THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD!
READ WHO SAYS sOs

From the Rev. Levi q. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, y. J., formerly OF the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
have known Hoodand's German Btters favorablv
Tor number OF years. have used them in my own
family and have been pleased with their effects
that Twas induced 10 recommend them 70 many 9th
ers, and know that they have operated in strkngly
oenencal manner | take pleasure IN thus publicly
proelaiming this fact, and calling the attention Of
those afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended, 10 these Bltters, knowing from ex-
psrIence that my recommendation will be sustained
do this more eheerfaly as Hollands Btters are in
tended 10 benefit the afflicted. anc Is not a run
drink" Yours truly,
LEVI G. BECK
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

rAiCE, Proprietor. Alson. the Conntx S.s, q,
inSnAm County, Michigan. Lansing. Jackson an
DsxIer Stages stop at this House. Charges rea
1V 4T3
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colds AND COrGEs.-Sudtcn G.
climate are sources Of Pul1n1
brcHcaSat affections. Experieuc.
proved that simple remedies ae-
aud certainly when taken il he
OF disease, recourse should al Or. g..
70 : brotea's Bronchial TTocfes.r 9. Irz-
snges, let the Cold Cough OF Ir..-a-i9n Or
Inc tnroat be ever SO slight a. oy this pre-
caution more serious attack NAY u eject
ualy varded Of Soldiers should hav8
them, &c they can be carried IL i1s poke.
gnd akeu - oeessiou requires.
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j. L. LANTERnIAN

N'ASt- tee'h mounted on Gold. Silver or R,h
"a Der Bise. Ofice At his resileac, on Cranf
1fo sre' directly east OF the Capitol. Isn-
sing, Michigan aSo
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J. VAN KEUREN,

hAsON aad Blilier, Llnsing Michigan. Kerp-
Sonst@t.y on hand AIT Tor sale, Grand Rapids
LIN st1eco, anl Water Lime Olace At X. Booth.
royi & CO. IS Store. Iv ass
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FROM Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
DR.. NJ Jackson: Dear Sir-PersOnsl experience
enables me TO say that ! regard the German Btters
prepared by you a most excellent medicine In
cases Of severe cold aud general debility have been
greatly benentted by the use or the Bitters. and
doubt not they will produce similar effects on others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown Pa
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dYslClAN and Surgeon. Once At the Drug Store
Of K Ihlyer K Sla, ia Dodge aud Bsebe's Block
washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich All calls
promptly attended To- an
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X. TIIAEER.

lIrORNEH and Counselor at Law and s1licitor il
Cnaneery, and Circuit Court Commissioner. vii
hamston, Ingham County, Mich. 4s2
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~ Lewis Lpomis, Corner Franklin and Centre
streetss Lansing, Mich. This House is adjacent 10
ne D,Pot, tld has been thoroughly rentted
Throughout II is the intention Of tbs ,,ro,,-i,-
u keep Il IN first class styl-. ~ All
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DOCTOR X. w. NELSON

LAIE surgeon U. S. A. } has commenced the prse-
tiee or his profession in all its branches. ia Ian
sing and surrounding country. Once and resi-
0sAee' Mich Ave. netr AiIde Town Bridge ace
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
B. y. BAIIEY.

Physician aa4 surgeon lansing
Nbch. Od3cs on Washington Avenue, over Inger
soils Store. Special attention .iysn 70 chr0ni,
eomphiniH. and female dissrss Iy4s7
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LoNGYEAR & BURTcu-
HORATIO PRATT.

AW, Chancery and Collecting Business Lansing,
. Michigan. Olica over the SscOnd National Bank
T. y. IOsGrEAg- S03 sDw BURrcH
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AMERICAN HOUSE
EDGAR HOvSr

u. HUDSON, froprietor, Ltnsiae. Michigan. oppO
site th5 Capitol bnlIing G-nerd st,ge Oei~s
Kept ~ connection with the House 4co
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RoXbOrough, Pa.
From Rev, ), $ Herman, Of The German Reformed

III. [. Jackson. ResPe, tel Sir-I have been
troubled with pyspcpsia ne4r'y twcutv wears. and
have never used any IDr'icnc that III m - much
good a> HopEsni's Btt'rs I am verv much in
provsd N health, after hlying taken I've bottles
Yours, wiih respect. SHERMAN
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JONES s. EVANs.

soeeessors 70 c. Il. Jackson . Co., Prspristors,
- for sais oy Drusrlsss ssa Dealers ., .,...
ssss n d ral,Sx statss, az
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
No. 7,eN NiaeIeenth Stree

From the Rev. N. lyons, former pastor OF the
Columbus, o. ) M Nilestown, pa } Baptis,
Churches
New Rochelle " Y
Or. N. Jackson. Dear SRI il 4 pleasure thus
OF my own accord 70 bear testimony TO the excellence
Of the German Bitters Some years since being AZ
aieted with Dyspepsia, used tbs N with very benen
cial results. have often recommended them to per
sons enfeebled by that tormentng disease and have
heard from them the most nattering estimOna als as
10 their great value In cases Of general debility
believe Al 70 be Atsnic that cALnot De surpassed
J " LYONS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12

From Rev. }. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the En-
eyciOpedia Of Religious knowledge aud the Chris
tian Chronicle, Phiisdelpha
Although not disposed to favor OF rOcOln mend Pat
ent Medicines Ia general through Gistr1st OF their
ingredients aud effects, yet know OF no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify 10 tLe benefits
he believes himself 70 have received from anv simple
preparation Ia the nope that he my thus contribute
20 the benent OF others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoohand's
German B.tters, prepared by nr. {. ~ Jackson Of
tns city, because WAS prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chieny an alcoholic mixture. l am Indebted to NV
friend, Robert shoemaker, Esq for the removal Of
TINS prejudice by proper tests and for announcement
70 try them when suffering from great and long con
tinueG debility The use VI three bottles of these
otters at the beginning OF the present wear was FOL
lowed by evident relief and restoration 10 a degree
OF bodily and mental vgor which had not felt FOR
SIX months before, and had almost despaired OF re-
gaining therefore thank God and my friend for
directing n TO use them.
] NEWTON RROW\ ph,l.
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DART q WILEY.

rTO2NEYs, Counselors and Solicitors, lansing
Michigan Prompt attention given % Collections
fAyment Of Taxes ant Iuvestig OF Land Titles
= c DAiI. u AIS q. C. wILKH
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J. NEWTON BROWN, Phila
From the Rev. Jos. H Ksuard, Pastor Of the 10Th

From the Rev. Jos. II. Kenlrd Pastor Of the 10Th
Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson: Dear Sir-I have been frequently re-
quested to connect my name with Communications 5
OF dinsreni kinds Of mediciaes, but regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere have in
all cases declined; but with clear proof in various
instances and particularly in my family Of the use
IuAness OF d. Hollands German Bitters depart for
once from my usual course. to express nv flli con-
vction that, for general debility Of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint IL is a safe and vAla-
able preparation. in some cases It NAV fail; but
usually, doubt not, II will be very beneficial to
those who suffer from the above cause
Yours, very respectfully, J. H. KENARD
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia
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From ths Rev. ThOs. Winter, Pastor of RoxborOush
Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
1T. Jackson: Dear Sir-I feel il due 10 your excel
lent preparation, Hollands German Btters t. add
my testimony to the deserved reputation il has OBJ
tanned have for years, a. times. been troubled
with great disorder 10 my head and nervous system
was advised by friend 70 Try bottle OF yo0r Ger.
man Bifters- / did 50 aud have experienced great
and unexpected relief; my health has been very
materially oenhtted ] confidently recommend the
article where meet with cAses similar 70 nv own
and have been assured by many Of their good effects
Respectfully yours, 7 WINTER.
ROxb "a
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From Rev J. II Turner, Pastor Of Hedding N
Church, Phiia
III Jackson; Dear >ir-Htving usei your German
bitteTS IL my family frequently, am prepared 10
sag 4 has been Of great service. believe that IN
most cases OF general debility OF the system it "a th
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have
any kno~iedSe- Yours, respectfully,
J II. TURNER,
No 10 y. Nileteenth Street
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SsPrENBER 9TH, 1864
NEW AND FAvORITE
'sssenser 4 Express Freight Line.

49,
usrROIT& MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD
II Connection with the
ND toEEEyrI uFPxR CABIN srx.xsz,rs
inOlI " 4 MILWAUKEE" +"
lIo<..s lrs 'ais Nonth train, viii Issv. oxosso a.
Ma. GOING wEr.
NJ 1p-ess-At l7l5AN ,,- .f;,,..,L
Mr. y 10 P. n, for Nllwankse
~Aea-At2 soP V sSr 80 -,
w. GOING EAST.
W. Ap,ess-tt 8 20 4. N. for n,,-,is
Ar-,,, ~ , = " Tor Detroit
% .. u for n.;roit
- -o,
s1d asc,, rs Al Detroit. OwoSso and Grand st-
n Ds,ro, TpS,npany's Ferry Steamer. .sWindsor ;;
''0's Hotel above Depot, at Grand Haven.
~ y.,s Cars on all Night Tra,,s
sfAph Line Is open for Puhl,c R,.,o.ss
an SONSE TIOys,
polr,. ggstN0lT-Great westa,n pit
I'D cr.-s --Nichigau Central uirbi.,s. .y1 AZ
AZ Trunk Railroads '1'NHis~n southern,
eelhe cs,es-a Hz-With the Mississipni Tseros.a
Nfal DolDs. ~ "@tertown, and Horizon RaiIro.ds
'-'s West aad Northwest ''' ~" ''A'i' 0~o''
sI.r t.r for erea, western R,,,x,
ga kait "a ,.Se SS.e,smer, At D. NJ r. Dock Issxsos
a. - oon,srv IS = ~, ~ A. n, and TooP n.
Skstic., Ahns Tables can be had A any ~
"a oess, n 7" Z HUIn, esaE sspf
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The State Republican:
rususzzD EEEEI "WEDNESDAY xoRSrsG, BT
TOHN a. KERR * CO.,
"A vaon AL BUzSEss Concentrations SHOULD
81 AoOREs-zD
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

Jas Copy, year .--......-...----...--S -Sz o.
PAT ALwAIs IN ADVANCE.
Do Cub rates, bot subscriptions received FOR less
time than one year a. tbs above rata.
k-JOD Work promptly and neatly executed. "a
orders f,r Printing and Blaiing Of every cescrip-
49,, are collected IL C01nscti with the Bindsry
,se l.cllitiss this Establishment are unsguAlsd.
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sPiHrs, ALE, BExz, AND roErER

Sec IS A.d be Il fsrther enacted That ssy person
required oy .aw 10 be licensed as distLlsr shau IN
addition 70 what is required BY other pruvsou. OF
a~s MAKE al application therefor the assessor of
TIE cistrict, and before the sane s ssue he ~.
son 50 sppy INK shall give bond 70 the United States
~ such sum 2s shall be required by the collector
with one or more screties TO be approved BIZ sai Il
collector, conditioned that IL any case arv ad stio5a
st or stills or other mpsnertS u bs used afore-
SAID shsl De ereciet By hin, his agent o. supsr!n
tendent, he vii, before usi1g causing Or permit
ung tAe same 20 be used, report n writing % tie
ss- assessor The capacity thereof sd information
rom Kim 70 time q aIy change II thc form clpac.
itt, o~ ~nersnlp- sEe-cT. q s1psFlute-lercs wlict
si or either OF The sail - : y Other implements
may anlergo an hat lie Wilton dsg T. cav enter
purpose, the number Of gallons Of spirits hat nav -
distilled oy sad still OF stills or Otaer Implements
and aso q the Quantities u grain or other vegetable
productions or other substances put into The mash
tub, or otherwise rsst by him his agent or sgrssra
t-ndent, tcr the purpose Of producing SPIRITS and
saia oook shal De open at al times during the day
sundays excsptec) 10 the inspection q the sad "a
sssor as stant assessor collector deputy CO ector
CT inspector, who nay make any menorancuu or
transcripts therefro and also that be viii render 10
me salc assessor or assistant assessor on the rsr
eieVenth. and twenty fret days Of each snd everv
nonia. OF within ave DAYS thereafter during he con
tnoance q SAID license ex1ct account il writing
ol tne number Of gaors of spirits distilled and aso
q tne number OF gallons placed il warehouse and the
nunosr sod or removed for consumption or sale by
nin, rs agent or superintendent snc tie Troof
tnerso and also Of the Quantities Of grain or other
.seeaos predictions, or ether substsnsss pot inL
sss Hsse 'es, 80 etssFviss uss< - h his Sgsai sY
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Notices in Local Column charged at ten cents per
ns FOR ths frst insertion ami six cents per liEe or
,ach subssqlsnt Insertion but no notice inserted FOR
ts.s than seventy y-dve cents.
Clris in Business Directory, Of SIX lines Or less
IS per year
HANGS.
20 me Yearly rates apply o. regular and ordinary
business Advertisements only. Al others charged
pF % Sq1lre
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sse- Il 1Rd ks Il further e-acte6, That ne person
1rrns company or corporation shall bs eaKagsd y
prosecute or carry On any trade, business or RE
lesson hereinafter roeltioasc and described unti BE-
Or they shal have Obtained license thercfo- I. tbe
manner hereinafter provided
Sec u @sd x faTtkg sna6ed, That every Der
son nrn- company, Or eOrporatioo required by tbs
aeI o Obtain license 70 engage IL any trade busi-
ness profession for which iiceus. q rsc-3r.1 hr
AW, shall register vth toe assistant assesaor of The
assessment district, n which be shAll dssh 70 carry
o. tacn trade, business, OF profession crst bis or
tnef name OF sfyie and IL cas- q firm o. company
sae nxnef o. tns ssverG persons sonattufinr srch
ia q company, and their places Of rss1sucs: sec
sae' IA eAzs, seshsss, e pretsssssa far wkIsh a
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lOF'F'ICIAL.l

Lansing sep, isC4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
z wire broke on Tuesday night,
at yesterdays St. Paul papers
hit no kilograms.
THE TOWN ENTRY.

report Of two meetings Of the citi-
IF Lower St. Cloud, to take action
regard to the entry Of the town, will
-,ulin our local columns. Resident
Vncrs are, almost without eHocp-
in favor Of the 'o.ry being made
'e Railroad Con'puny, believing,
NTH good reason, chat the sroasest
Cts will thus result 70 the town.
W oppose this policy and arc max
m effort to enter in the name Of
citizens, but it will be noticed that
persons principally interested in
movement are non residents and
whssc interests. are opposed to
welfare Of this portion Of the town.
folly Of such M action can be seen
glance. 1t will but involve the
4 in another contest, which cannot
1t otherwise than in the success Of
Company. The people: are sick
tired Of these contests; aud it
i'd also be found that those who
e the most forward IN initiating this
cement, would be the last to bear
expense. Let our citizens act caln-
md wisely in the matter, and not
b into fruitlrss contest to crafty
siders. '" II, " H..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
Morton's Gold Pens,

"a Are now sold at the same prices ss
before the commencement of the war; this entirely
owing to the manufacturers improvements in msehia
try his present large Retail business and CsshnAd
vance System; for, until he commenced advertising,
his business was done on Credit and strictly ,sSA ne
Trade. -.~~---~...
The Morton Gold Pens are the only ones sold ct
Old prices the makers of all other gold pens charge
the Premium on the Gold, Government Tax, &C., but
Morton has in no case changed his prices Wholesale
Ofthe great numbers sent BY mail to all parts Of
the world during the past few years, not ono In Z
thousand has failed to reach its destination in safet
showing thatthe Morton Gold Pom can be obtaip.d.
by any one, in every part Of the wpssa 1t tbs am.
price, postage only excepted.
Reader, you can have an enduring, af1xvs ready
and reliable Gold Pen exactly adapted to your hspd
and style Of writing which VIM do your writing vastly
cheaper than Steel Pens and At the present almost
universal High Pressure Price Il e1elythne, you can
have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion to tho
labor spent upon it and material used, than any
other Gold Pen in the World. II you want ono cali
on A. MORTON, No Is Maiden Lane, n. 7. Of inelose
stamp for circular: -.s+a---- v6 no42 On.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
FROM THE EXPEDITION.

EXTRACTS from prirate letter. from Col. Thomas.
HEADQUARTERS MINNESOTA BRIGADE, T.
.... CAMP R1Gcs, June 10th, 1864.
We are now fiIty.six miles from Fort
Ridsc ely and seven miles above the Yell
low Medicine Agency. The weather
has been 6ne, with two nice showers.
Grazing good so far, but not 50 good
as farther south. '' ','a
Mi. The command is everything that we
could wish. It. moves with perfect
ease, aud on these beautiful prairies is
a splendid sight, Ifyou could see it,
you would turn soldier at once. ;
We live frst-rate; have fine mess,
with all the luxuries Of a very big
country.
nj The Idaho emigrants to the, number
Of about 800 are following US. John
Marvin is tho only one 1 know from
St: Cloud: He is just walking into
camp now. l am .s1traid they will come
to grief before they find much gold.
CAMP s1BLEr,, June H.
! We marched eixteen. miles to-day
started at halfpast, Eve and got Into
camp at twelve. Our mail facilities
have, been. kept up pretty we'll 50 far,
and We are now making arrangements
to keep up communication to the rear,
as the only safe way. At least, We
shall send for our mail from here. We
shall stay at this camp over Sunday,
and on Monday leave the Minnesota
river ut Lac qui Patlc and strike west.
ward to the Missouri. ',,.
"a Letters for the expedition should
be directed for the next week.. care Of
Col. Thomas, via Fort Ridgely. After
that time they had better be sent to
Sioux City, Iowa. ED. Dem. >~I :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
DODGlNG AGAIN.

The Press, finding that the Chippc-
swindle is becoming altogether too
tfor it to hold, is striving its utmost
.ascin dodge the question, and wants
direct eur attention and the atten-
u Of the public ioto another channel.
has been compelled 10 leave off falls
ing the sentiments Of the people OF
orthern Minnesota in its attempts to
lag them into the support If the
W treaty. Having brought it thus
around in the right direction, We
oppose to hold it up to the work it
st begun-of wilfully supporting a
ost outrageous swindle-or compel it
to admit that, from natural in
incts, it did mean thing, that it is
Dry and will try to do better in the
lturc. t...
Our pedantic friend FIRST takes ex.
option to the GRAMMAR Of the DEMO
-RAT in the clause wherein it opposes
he treaty because the removal OF the
Chippewa Indians from the State is not
provided for. Very we'll; when the
Press improves its own photography
viae the spelling Of Mr.. Donnelly's
-aamcin the "Cvlloquy," etc., We may
link Of accepting instruction at its
hands, but until it obtains some knowl.
edge Of the rudiments, we must beg
to BE-. excused from studying Murray
under It's tutorship..' ."na'. '.1 .'~, 2'"
The Press, in its efforts to dodge the
public contemplated, is being show
eted: upon it, and which it has richly
deserved, for its course in upholdins
and justifying this gigantic swindle.
'entreats us to hold Senator Ramsey
'''up to public reprobation" for what
he has done in treaties with the Chip
spewa Indians, and thinks We ought to
do 1t. We have no doubt but that the
Press would be rejoiced at almost any,
thing that would afford relief in its
present unenviable position. Willing
TO humor it for short time, we will
take, . hasty glance at some of Senator
Ransey's treaties. 2.s1 '.@51 .s-,ssa9. i 81
In our issue Of two weeks ago, We
referred to q treaty Senator Ramsey
made with the Chippewas Of the Mis-.
sissippi whereby he, without doubt
saved the people Of Northern Mime:
sofa from the horrors of a double In.
dian massacre. But this treaty pro
-sided that the claims Of traders and
the asAfzs 81 the Agency should be
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23

f. The Minneapolis Atlas says .Last
Friday half a dozen families, accompan-
led by Is mary teams, numerous cows,
sheep, and oxen. passed through town,
en- rohte from Madison, Wisconsin, to
Sank Centre. This is, but the van
guard Of a larger body now on the way
from the same locality. The inrmigra.
ton to. Minnesota this year far exceeds
that Of several previous years" ..5. +.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
i, ADVANCE IN PRICES,

We do, not know that any quotations
Of gold We're received yesterday, but a
great rise in dry, goods was telegraph
ed. There was au upward tendency in
81 descriptions. !, Woolens advanced
at least twenty Five per cent; standard
brown sheotitgs advanced 70 65; stand
ard prints to 50; Coats spool thread
70 $3.50 per dozen, etc. OF course
we are not informed Of the cause Of this
unprecedented advance. Pioneer iof
yesierNuy. ,7gaz ~ -Srsaa Wa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
g BE THU 81!

The subscribers have . general assert:
ment Of Merchandise, purchased before the;
Advance In prices, which they wish 70 dis:
pose Of. They will sell for cash or exchange
Tor other property. Inquire of the Under
signed, at the Fletcher House.
LYBRAND & THOMPSON,
st. Cloud, May 10th. 1854. lpyl?-.f