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.SHERIFF.S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF Execution Issued out OIL The
- Clerks Office ofthe County Court OF La Sale
~, and State Of Illinois, and to directed whereby
am commanded to make the amount of . certain
lds recent obtained against John c. Champlin.
Lodge No ~, T. o. o. r. in favor OF Tras,ees Ottawa
oui Of the lands :eneenis goods and ohatles OF the
said John {. Champltn, have levied on ih- following
property to wit: Lot CD in block Eve t5) in ottA
North in said city of Ottawa and also lot i've (5)
in block COZ in Ottawa North in said city OF Otta
said lots situated in the city OF Ottawa, Ceun.
~ Of LasSalle and State OF Illinois.
Therefore, according TO said command, I shall sx.
psse for sale at public auction all the right: title and in
OF the amad John @. On xmpn in and -
the above described property aurday the 2lst dav
May 1854 At o'clock NJ, at the south door Of the
Court House in Ottawa, La Sale county. Illinois.
Da:-G at Cttaws, this Both day OF April, 1854.
WILLIAM X. MlLLIGAN
Sterif of Ia Sale County, LiSns<s
Per D .psa. Deputy.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF execution fee bill issued sutsf ths
ID Clerk. ofce ofthe County Court Of La Lalls
~ ard State OF Illinois, and 10 sctel, Whereby
nded to axe the alaouRt o. certain Judge
ment recently obtained agsins! Johd Lslly in favor
OF William p Henry. cut o. the lands. tensmenBr
goods and chatles Of the said John Lally, have
lev ed on the following property, to wi Lot twelve
Ga) beck No thrty-tHo (32) in States Addtioa -
said lot is situated in the City of Ottawa
~ o. La Sale and STATE o, Iiinos.
Therefore. according to said command shall sxpese
fer sale at PUBLIC AUCTION all the right, title and
interest Of the asoye named John Lally, in and 70
the above described property, SATURDAY the 3lst
day Of May, 1861, a; O'Clock the South door
90 the Court House Ottawa Ia Sale County Illinois
Dated in Ottawa this Both day OF April, 1884
w. K MILLIGAN,
SheriTo- Ia SrIgs County, Niinots,
Per D. 7. BaU.H, Deputy.
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Three Fine + nrnsEOr Sale !.

GITUATED in the town of Grand Rapids. The farms
- under good cultivation, and convenient to
coal and timber. There 10
Il Good Drsiing House on Each Farm,
Wit wells, stables out rouses, &c. The farms contain
100 acres each, all under fen and in cultivation.
Convenient to market, being but miles from Mar.
settles and miles from Ottawa. Terms made easy.
Apply to CHARLES eILLRN,
jenny All v. Ohevogo es0go. oeAvo,
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Executors NOTICE.,
EsrArE OF AMOS rHoss. Dsc.Asr,

Estate OF AMOS THossE DscsAsro
The undersigned having been appointed Rxeevto,s'
OF the last Will and Tsstamens OF Auo, Thorne late
OF the County OF LaSaile and State deceased
hereby give notice that We will appear before the
County Court OF La Sale County the Court House
In Ottawa At the July Term, on the third Monday n
Suly next, which time all persons having claims
against said Estate netst and to attend
for the purpose Of having the clstsd Ali per.
son sndebtei to said Estate are requested 70 make
INN ediate payment to the undersigned. 20.
Dsted this 26th day Of April A. d. 1854
n. TnoRSE,
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CANNOT BIZ EICELLED. The celebrated
"PIERCE COAL BURNER"

Jan b. had only Of them in otta-a, and sci in 2
them from 81 50 CHEAPER thar. -- have been
heTeG for sa!s East West WIN his stove IA IF
TIE FEEL C-iN Be 81 FED that is usually Burned
in ordinary Coai stove, with greater heat. So
the and splendid SHEET IRCIS PARLOR COIL
STOFE
ct ROP CO.
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WESTERN NgRSER!ss FOR WESTERN FARMfRs
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| GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Weeds Celebrated Patent
Never fails to satisfy those who give them thor
ough trial. and wherever intIoduced are rapidly
superseding all OF oers- ,s
ease CT management, so that fifteen minutes
instruction will ena s!e any one to use them
m .ucces.tully The following are some Of their
points OF excellence:
III They have Straight .>eedle and shuttle,
- which is acknow lodged 10 b. tne ons 'N'
= principle for perfect Sewing h. son'h.
They make the Lock or Shuttle : 'i'G 81, alAe
- on both sides, and for Economy IN ,",,
r Strength, Durability, Elasticity aLd 80
- Of Finish, is superior 10 any other Stil<h I. 's'
~ They are simple in construction, eeslly
~ understood readily adjusted aud kept In or
- der without taking apart or moving screw
The Tension is superior TO any other
use. Unevenness or knots in the thread DIN
z not cause it to operate with irregulari;y.
The Feed is perfect, Accurate in its opera
- ton and warranted to run two years without
u requiring to be taken out, cleaned
paired.
~ They are adapted to all kinds of Sewing, |
and are strong and durable in all then parts |
This is important for even light work will |
- soon cause frail machine to operate with |
-. uncertainty. and require frequent and ex-
pensive repairs. The Weed viii last a life |
Ii time and keep in order.
They Stitch Hem, Braid Fell, Cord, Bind |
~ aed Gather without basting.
They do not break the thread, skip stitches, |
- nor form chain ridge on the undersde of /
4 cloth. They will sew over gathers and |
a., seams without breaking the threrd, OF requir.
IL ing change of tension.
They use Silk, Cotton and Linen Threads |
equally well.
81 They are the only machine using WEED's |
PATENT THREAD CONTROLLER. There is ne
~ other apparatus fer the control OF the "slack /
u thread equal to 1t.
m Every Machine is Warranted. |
Families and Manufacturers will fluid the |
III most Profitable Machines for use, owing to |
their always keeping in repair and working !
- order. and their greut speed and ease OF man |
=, sgement. 80
u Forty per cent. more work can be done in a |
- years time on the Weed" than on any
WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
IN OF ANY AND ALL OTHER MANUFAC-
W TURE. TO DO AS LARGE A RANGE OF
= WORK AS CAN EASILY BE DONE ON
All orders or communications from
III Families, Tailors, Seamstresses, Clothiers,
Harness Makers, &c, III the country, will re-
III ceive prompt attention. A Descriptive Cir
eular and Samples of Work will be sent
= Delivery of Machines, if desired, so that the
purchaser NEED NOT PAY FOR TEEN UNTIL THEY
ARE RECEIVED.
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag't.
. oEFlCE s.,s 9i WAsHlNGTor ST:
AGENTS WA1TEE-Throug5out Michigan.
Indinnd, Illinois, Wisconsin,, Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-.
g. ZIMMERMAN 1o4nt
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Erlcnfors Entic.

EsrArv OF CORNELIUS vosBrRsu, DscsAsED.
The undersigned ha wing been appointed Exeeutsr Of
the last W II aud Testament OF Cornelius Vos burgh
late Of tho County Of La Sale and State Of Illinois,
eecea,ed hereby gives notice that he will appear be-
fore the County Court OF La Sale County the Court
House in Ottawa at the June Terra, the third Nsa
day in June next, at which time all persons havsG
Claims against sa i'd Estate notified and requested
to attend for the purpose Of having the ADJUSTED
All persons indeb,e TO said Estate are requested ts
make Immediate payment to the ind srsignsd. -
81 Dated THE 10th day OF April A.. d. 1864.
DAVID N. yOSgCRGH Enacvt6p
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Fully equal to the stewart, and a GREAT DEAL
CEEAfER; and many ether eNceen and beautiful
styles and patterns, SELLING At REDECED
PRICESi
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TO TRAPPERS.
HAVE dozen new Mink traps that can be bought
chssp- G. H. PORTER
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Legal Embellishments.
2 77s7l@ss- -
Adm,n1strator's Nofics.
Admiuistrotar's Notice.

Es1ATs OF MARY P. GRKIsr DScrAsap
me undersgned having been appointed Amini,tya .,
Tor OF the Estate OF Mary P reist late of Las Sale
Co and staia OF Illinois, deceased ersby Civ e. notee
that he vi appear before the County Court Of Ia
sae County atthe Court House in Ottawa II the Juy
Term on the thr' Mendsy il July next which time
all persons having csis against said E,t.te re- n.si
fed and rsqssstsd to attend for purpose 81 havins
the same adjusted All persons indebted to sad r.
tate are requested to make inlmediat. paym.nt
Dated this Sth day OF April, A. D. 1854 q
MAURICE RECORD, Adninistsfey
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SKATES, SKATES! SKATES!
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron sianutae.ory

IN nnn LBS Sugar Cured HAMS,
lO,OO,t coo lbs Dried BE. r. 9. my owl
curing just eeAing OF: the smoke house and for
sale b GEO w. PIERCE,
EsaT966 Hes. .4as (barf Uou<S Sfu6rS.
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OF PARTNERSHIP.

Having fitted up the mos, copplete FASH DOOR aal
BLIND FACTORY ard FLAMING MILL to 10 fsunA In
III. st,te, prepared ;e I'LL orders in this
line OF business a short nctice and Low RATE.
complete OF the ordinary sixef OF SASH (easr1
INGS always hand, and f-c,lities for turning
work such that supply lnusuai sisss ~
short notice. We determined nothing bet
the best SEASONED LUMBER in this department.. and
machinery being a.! and OF the most psTfset
kina cannot fail to make e. cd work.
Having the bent eft Of machinery, d all kinlG
Of Carpenter Work with greater dispatch than ever.
We are prepared TO make
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
By tie President Of the United States.

By TIE IrcS!Gcnf cf the CniteG States.
-. a PKOCLAMAIIoN. :.
~ It has pleased Almighty God to pro
long cur national lite another year, de-
tending US with Ills guardian care
against unfricndly designs from abroad
and vouch*afng to us in His, mercy
many and signal victories over the en-.
envy, who is Of our own household. 1,
has also pleased our Heavenly Fathe,
to favor as we'll cur citizeus in THEN
camps, and our sailors on the riv ers and
seas, with unusual health. He has
largely augmented cur free population
by emancip ton and by our immigra-
ton, while he has opened to us new
sources Of wealth, and has crowned the
labor of our working men in every de-
partment Of industry with abundant
reward. Moreover he has been pleased
to animate and inspire our minds and
hearts with fortitude, courage and res
olution sufficient for the great trial of
civil war into which we have been
brought by our adherence as mutton
to the cause Of freedom and humanity,
and to afford to us reasonable hopes of
an ultimate and happy deliveranec from
all our dangers and Affections. :
r" Now, therefore, l, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, Ito here
BY appoint and set apart the last Thurs
day IN November next as a day which
| desire to be observed Ly all my tel
low citizens, wherever they may then
be as day of thanksgiving and prayer
to Almighty God, the benefcent crca-
tor and ruler Of the universe and
DO further recommend to my fellow
citizens aforesaid that on that occasions
they do rcverent]y humble themselves
in the dust, and from thence offer up
pcn' tent and fcrvent pray, rs and sup.
pIications to the Great Disposcr Of
Events for return of the inestimable
blessings Of peace, union and harmony
throu .hout the land, which" it has
pleased Him to assign as a dwelling
place for yourselves and our posterity
throughout all generations.
In testimony whereof I have here.
unto set my hand and caused the sea-
Of the United States to lie affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this
Goth day of October, in tn year of GU,
Lord, 1864, aud Of the Independence
Of the United States the eighty ninth
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President, ..
WI. II. SEWARD, secretary of State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

! On Friday last; the. steamer H.: 7:
Rumsey was blown up aud sunk, by the
explosion of one of tho boilers. at three
o'clock in the afternoon. The Press
describes it as follows: .......a t.;
"Two freight boats, the John Rumscy
and the Albany, were coming up, the
river, each towing two barges of freight.
AS they turned the bend just below the
city, the Albany was little in advance,
but the Rumsey being the fastest, came
along beside the Albany, and they ran
in that way until they we're few, rods
below our levcc, and almost directly in
front Of the West St Paul Hotel when
the boiler Of tho Rumsey exploded,
making a total wreck Of the boat. She
Immediately took fire and sank rapidly
IN six feet of water. Wi hin ten or fl
teen minutes the flames destroyed all of
the boat not covered by water" l..
Seven men were killed and nine
wounded. -' .-..>.@' '-..
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have been mercifu'ly psotectetts against the
incursions of the dread "a savags;ssnd re-
NV mpn aae "a alas bloissd the labors
Of ods;husbaudmel. ss ~. .:s
I. Wasshould thsref9srss not only repair to
HIS courts Win ,h'nksgiyingannd praise,
", lsbh dl1voph'riaon and humility it be-
comes us to "cknowl dye our manifold per.
so"al and national trangressieps, and tc
seek tor pardon through the Infinite merits
of Him "who died the just for tho unjust
TN S''' ,ss| E:'s 'Y '1I;,I,o, -,
set NY hand aud affixed the &, cat seal of
tie ne s'tlu'e"t Saint Paul. this seventh day
49, Of November, in the year Of our
lsEAAL] Lord one thousand eight bundled
90 aid sixty four '''1 ~" ''':'~
%'t Blythe Governor: !"".H -.,% &@~'}
! to.. al !.a41 q. STEPHEN; MILLER: ;
d. 2BLAKELf, Secretary Of State. '..,,;7;;-.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

Tue REMARKABLE PROPERTIES of
Browns Bronchial Trcches have been
thoroughly tested since first introduced.
The demand for them has steadily in
creased, and purely upon their own
merits, they have found favor with
those, who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial
or Asthmatic complaints require them.
For Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, and Influenza, they are entirely
efficacious, removing all distractions,
and increasing at once the power and
flcxibility OF the voice. $685.. -.5' T..
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
by the Governor of nesotn.

by the Governor of Minnesota.
In compliance with the statutes Of Min
ncsota. the recommendation of the Presi-
dent of the United States, and the senti-
ments Of the Christian people of the land.
|, STEPHEN MILLER, Governor. of tho
State of Minnesota, do appoint Thursday,
the twenty fourth day OF November inst.
as day of sol.m and public Thanksgiv-
ing and Praise to Almighty God, and rec
ommcnd that, suspending their usual avo-
cations and repairing to their customary
places of worship, the people Of Minnesota
do on said dayhumbly and earnestly &C
knowledge theinnumerable blessings which
have crowned the year. ..::.....r
He has preserved the existence of the ma
ton, COMPOUNDED the foreign and domestic
adversaries of free institutions, and by
many recent victoriesin the field, has pla.
ced the brand Of His Interpretations upon
the atrocious rebellion against the Govern.
ment Of, the United States. .,, ..-....~,
He has, enabled our gallant soldiers, amid
the. leaden hail and deadly malaria incident
to this terrible war, to place the name Of
Minnesota among the proudest records Of
the current History of the times. i @;"''
: He has strengthened the unalte~able pur.
70 !: :. 4 :@'i
! lasting and honorable peace upon The basis
ofa perpetual Union Of al the States, sub;
nissisn to the constitutional, authority Of
the Federal Goyer1nment, the. unconditiona1
recognition Of the ensign Of !y the nation and
III eedom throughout all the land. ',~s,tf
While several of our sister States have
been devastated BY hostile armies, or pros
trated by failure Of harvest, our borders
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

ELECTION being over, we shall make
The DEMOCRAT during tie winter
more strictly Family Paper, giving u
variety of literary aud miscellaneous
matter, poetry, important war news,
State items, and everything of local in
terest. We intend that it shall be vel
come tO the fresidcs OF Alinnesotians
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
/. Rebel Account Of tho Capture Of the

"''' q D. III. : =. =
I'll .a New YqaK, Nov. {. "
Aichnopd papers Of tha4th have the
following Concerning the sinking ofthe
Albsrmafle and captafe y Plymouth
The Dispatch says the capture Of
Plymouth, N. G, BY the enemy, iis>-ex-
planned by later accounts A lack of
Fsph icient yat'phlfplpcss on the. part of
our troops seems to have been the
prime aapses Of ,{he loss of the town;
1t seems that on Thursday night
party of eighteen men. belonging 70
he blockading' feet in, Albermarle
Sound, eight Or ten i.iles from Ply
mouth, took small torpedo boat, and
started tor plymouth: On the way
they found a. small boat, containing six
Of our men, in the river, stationed there
as a picket guard, but al Of them be-
ing asleep, they were, easiIyataken pris-
oncrs. Then, proceeding to Plymouth,
they founda the .Albermurle at her
wharf, and running the torpedo boat
under her amidships, blew her up,
causing damage from which she soon
sank , ,.,,a,, ....> . . ..s.s. 49,. 80
'~@ Infantry was" stationed on the wharf,
who fired or the assaqhipg party, aud
after the ALTERNATE sunk captured the
whole Of them, but no one was killed,
and one man wounded. There was no
force Of the enemy near Plymouth, with
the exception Of five or six gunboats in
the sound, bat the loss of the =Alber-
male opened the Roanoke to Them and
hence the fall Of the town. srsi ~ :,
80 Capt. Roberts, tits stated, conlmaa-
ded the Albcrmarle: IL is understood
there were no lives lost on the Alber-
marie and there were very few men on
board lit the time Of the explosion OF
the torpedo. -: -" 5':' nsr:,~ go:
New YORK Nov. u
=. The Richmond Enquirer of the 3D.
announces the capture of Plymouth by
our gunboats; after three hours hard
fighting The Forts were passed, and
all their guns disrnounted when the reb.
els evacuated under severe Smelling.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

We give below the election returns
Of this County as far as received up to
the hour Of going to press.
ST. CLOUD.
For Presidential Electors, g.,
Union. 149 Democratic, 243
For Representative in Congress, 81 Dist
l. Donnelly, Ia J. NJ. Gilman, pa
For Justice of the Supreme Court,
Thos. Wilson, l47 A. J. Chathcld, IA
For Associate Judges,
s. J. R. McAlillan, l42 EFT. Wilder, 244
} NJ. Berry, 1877 E. .. Hamlin BAT
Fer District Judge-4th Judicial District
c. E. Vanderburgh, 1873 No candidate
For the House of Representatives,.
Henry c. Wait, 152 Oscar Taylor 246
E. H. Atwood 100 L. a. Evans 252
J. 4. Carey, 1873 ". I Rugby 252
For County Auditor,
r. Vandervoorte, 1873 B. yosberg, 253
For County Attorney,
s. B. Pinney, l2l Oscar Taylor 24l
MAINE PRAIRIE.
EDITOR DEMocRAr.-Maine Prairie
election went off quietly, with the fol-
lowing result: Presidential Electors
(union) ~ each; Donnel1y ~; Will
son, McMi|len and Berry At; Van
derbursh, u; Wait and Carey, - !;
Atwood AZ; Vandervoorte, Pinney and
Atwood Commissioner IS; The Dem
ocratic ticket went s stray ht v,tcs.
Yours truly,
MAINE PRAIRIE
MUNsoN, (KlcHMoSD.)
Democratic, 126
Union 2
The majority is reported at from 1876 to
157 Democratic.
ST. AUGUSTA.
Reported at 60 Democratic majority.
COLD SPRING.
Democratic, 81
Union, 81
FAIR HAVEN.
Union, DC
Democratic, 4
LYNDEN.
Union, q
Democratic, = II
la. SAUK.
Democratic, l9
Union, 10
>PAYNESvILLE.
Union, 81
Democratic, 8
ROCKVILLE
Is given as IS Democratic majority.
BRoCKwAY.
Democratic majority, Is
The Democratic majority in the County
may be stated at from 400 to $50.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
LINCOLN REELECTED. :!

'.-."'.'' ":''' y I t1'|p s'.i1 -
, Returns received: FROM Illinois, New
York Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Missouri, Clio, Indiana, Connecticut,
Maine, NivA;2 Il ve vi 5;a Kentucky,
Wisconsin, and Minnesota place lin
coins clrction FIR u second term be-
yon'l doubt. Evcrywh here the major
tiles for the Union are rolled up. This
is glory enough! ~ II" a,.%
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
BENTON COUNTY.

The Democratic electoral ticket has
4 majority of six votes. Pillsbury,
Union candidate for the Senate has ff-
teen majority. Fridley, on the DEM
ocratic ticket for the Legislature, ran
ahead Of his ticket few votes. ia
Russell, a staunch War Democrat ard
Union man, is elected County Auditor
by handsome majority over Geo. W.
Sweet, the regular Democratic candi-
date. W. Il. Wood is elected County
Attorney, his name having been on
both tickets. Michael Brannon (Dcm-
ocratic) elected County Commissioner
by one vote. "~% :...., :.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
-HUSt OCteNtVEC uHN OUCCtSyJW
d. ".f'~,1. ,E%st@ 80 :. - T',;e:s Y-.tf
Oh of America {!

Chemists of America {!
Out IF thousands of eases it has never
been known to fail in effecting radical
cure. A single bottle of these Drops have
CURED Diseases which have 559I1FxHt
STUBBORNLY RESISTED. THE MOST
y sKILLFUL MEDICAL TALENT. =
1t contains nothing that will injure the
constitution 50 *.,s. ~ =
ltspuriies the blood !! ..,.~,..,,.
1t removes distractions from the liver !
it promotes the discharge Of bile ~!
It effects II permanent and radical cure
by removing the cause upon which the
ague depends! III 49,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

-, Thomas Duffy, of Worchester,
Massachusetts, weight two: hundred
pounds, aged seventy years, recently
arose in his sleep, jumped from three
story window into hogshcad Of water,
and Was-s tued. .,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

1.-The great beauty of a wife is"
said a hen-pccked husband, ''hat. if she
abuses fp you herself, she won't: let any
one else abuse YOU
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
Sherman about to Inaugurntc an Of.
fensivc Campaign.

New YORK, Nov. Z.
Ry the HerulVs correspondent it
appears that Sherman has sent the
fourth corps to Decatur to operate
against Hood while; with the remaining
FIVE corps of his army he has moved to
Atlanta, and is in all probability about
to inaugurate an offensive campaign
from that point, thus ignoring for the
time the existence OF Hood, or leaving
him to prosecute his campaign into
Tennessee at his leisure. t3..'" ..*.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
CALL1coON N Y Nov =

cA1I1coos, N. Y. Nov. 4.
q a The express ''s train from Dpnkirk,
this morning. was thrown down an en-
bankment forty feet, BY the 'displace-:
ment of switch.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

SALE OF FLonA TEMpLE.-This no.
table marc was sold on the 25th at the
sale Of the late, Mr.. Mcdonald for
IS 5000 to Mr.: &. Y. Prcsbury.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10

What is the difference between a
church deacon and "a gmufin {? Ans.
-Oncpasses the sasser, and the other
sasses the passcr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-10
4 RAMSEY COUNTY.

1nI,his County TIC Democrptidba.
jo'isy: i,<Gl52 sstis eltslolal int
whilq ~ esshcolSStdcE|ss| VIII th b eiepp.
ito" Isl qave 81 ptobatd Dis sleotqd :
Gilt''hso iis.rledted oyer Aortsy ~ Sc
majority
The Pioneer, after admitting the
election Of ! lincoln and Donnelly, says
"'the whole ,ca9ntry has, gone to rthe
dovit, save Ramsey. count :'',' Nov, ii
the: f'ionec':~"wilt only 'stute- the cssc
truly and say that Ramsey county has
''gone to the devil" We will throw
stear"s: county in for company: s"Mis.
cry loves oompany:"" ,7,@ i"ss:,7 :i9j