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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

Hs iSith&slIaG iuyE LEITf@H "'pa @"hilc
.g.1sae pubi-hcs the following lov, sg:, received
ly / .uI!;cr Ia the army ot re;nessee, .ar aPpen
!o, 10 bis application fo. .,ltlouEh Gcn. J3ia
) on granted a leave Of absceueclGt l. ,!lys. How
could h avoid il
Es8RCAEY IS, lai4.
~ hio.sT ESTEEMED FAIgND-. an a,:tiE ihn;
y"u wiii he surprise. 80 hyai at ;t.,i an, mother
has consented ton myself and y0G 10 gel married,
Wiil2h a'ljgds ne great pleasure, ~ don "''i a.
th'uSl, c0uid ever give NY C0aaclt IL marry any
otter gentleman tui suu .'lv vGirscli that have
@i"a! cstcen!cd you tighcs haa any one else.
Nh Bear III ~" "d-y"U know ytiu once
saiJ thai ven never cUu'a I've and SIC nl2 Ia Iii"
arines ci Another hnuE l. tl!u iilr - Iyoya
It. You will hat 10 "o;nC isnaC Immediately.
am shore ti.at III. Coi,ia:Ga!H@ officers M;ll n0;
object 10 your having Il tlti"w 10 cuaie ong sGCa
important blaine-s ~ .tIai. Ma pi b4a, give
their consent, thinking i!iat yuu would ba.;iy g,
i td,ivW an tilcn titay C'uid say Il was Ut :ntiF
fault; hui WlHt you ~ taht thGm ei. su: prize.
/ kua,v, If y0u love as you say yea do, yut VIII
no, taIi 10 come. Give iy hindcsi regards 10 t!ea
johnston a1d tC.l him 10 bed !Iichd % mHtti.aHy
This lime for Hy sake.
Nothing more uniii i5if ig2m yaH , ard he
a5:iy.ged that SHALL await sour aniFd! with In
greatest a,yitty.
iolEYas ey,S,
Ton AMI, II L W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

D.aTH OF Mas. B0oSs. HO0ne, tie wife OF
the Kew. Bishop Booue, Of The Protestant Episeo
pa' Church In China, died at Suez, while oa her
way To this county f0r the bancit OF her health
She was buried al suez, the services Of the Church
being read by the British Consul. hrs. Boone was
n native OF South CaroitAx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

G.3ae Ih,n.de,-Thrcc Yankee deserters,
believed TO be spies, were sent to Salisbury,
n G., yesterday, to be confined in the Peni-
tentiary at chat place during The var.
J. }. kesler, OF co. G., 55th n. e, and 2G
others charged with d5sertion, was received
yesterday.
sent here from Camp Holmes, ". c., escaped
from his guards at Weldon and }. b. Ash
well, and ). A. luck, desertcrs, being sent
from Liberty, Va, escaped from the train
between that plale and Lvnchburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01
II L GRAPH.

ta1''Ess OF rHs PRISE AasoaA,f,
Hh;ered according to act OF Conpr.s, q.
io-j, w J.. =. TuRasIR In the Cfcrk', Oe,c., ~,
TIE District Court of the Confederate s,a,". e.,
'he Northern Distric, Of Georpia. W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

Last Saturday night snow fell at Artesia, Miss,
10 The depth Of an inch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

ORDNANCE BUREAU.
Richmond, Va, March ., lo6a.
NTAJOR FRANK JON ~ having relieved 3D.
/ ivI pertntendeat w . Dowuer N Supcro otcnioht
W tue Confederate States Asmory end Caabine Fac
tory, Achu.ond, Va, Ia authorized to make the uauA
applications iUr dataiig. GURGAS, Colonci,
mh 2S--dt Chief II Ordnance.
GUANo.-~o0 90 TONS pure AMSftoan guano, equal u
~ Peruvian for wheat, tobacco and vegetables
something that ay.ry farmer nosdr. Fur rahe at
Il Dukk'S. Cary, below Pearl
Aiso--2D bbh cider viacgar. Inh ~ bts,
AtsiokS Vacant At tho Pauiientssy - Tho oiiaccs
Y vi heads Of tho axe factory aud Ut the weAvsaa
dellAfthent vacant, aud desise1 10 t thena with
compsleat men. Nonc others need apply
uh N-u COLIN BASS. aap't roait'y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

NolIok.--The eslebrat.a ~s.is,o,, s.s,,,y .;u
stand this season II his oid stsnd ,a noes -
6n d. !, s,M ~ aud 22d-56 for ths aeesn, ending
nsr. y. E q August and 81 10 the Goom Tor sscs
nh nolst. a.'sqsf particulars - lEihs stable.
NFTuRNeR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

Mysterious Disappearance.-Mo Albert
Fabrc, a French teacher in this city, and more
widely known rs the accomplished Translator
Of Les NiSeroJ3eS, mystcIiously disappeared
from this city on the 10Th of MareAi, For
some days it was believed that ne had been
captured by kilpatrich's raiders, but in the
last day or two q report has been circulated
that lie was dead. We have been unable to
learn anything satisfactory OF the place or
manner of his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

J,t3ys Lgoa's Co,srt An interes,ire 2 45egs
corp'tS case was decided ty Jude Ly0us yes
tcrday. Major y. \. McMa.!cn. Capt Nni.
ii. McMuiiail, aui Lieut.. e. q. McAEicr, oi
Greene coGltH ", Z1iii:i. officer, patti.
the Confederate enrolling ctlieer al Csmp
i.ca, upon the ground tiIat hey hdi.sa com
'nis-ioned (snilitia) officers Of the State OF
Virginia, the said enrolling officer wes un-
lawfully OBTAINING them in custody: The
TACT OF their having been duly commissioned
officers being proved, the Judge, neverthe
less, decided that they were lawfully de
tanned by the enrolling officer aad reie@i,ied
them 10 his custody. Their coans,i pro-
poses to carry the case to the Supreme
Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01
TRgAsCRY BEPARTMyNT, Z 8 A.
Ei,.nnnnnh AilrcL l i~t1

Elcamond, March Ii, iotl
FKtUE following pAp1siiaries cstsbisact CT
funding Treasury notes in the st Ate oi Virginia
j. G Flmote, Treasurer; X II M.ary 4 Co, 4,i,-
caster !. To, Bans oi tire Commonwealth, Ret
ni.,ud
Jas Gibson, Abingdon
@ L tiatiaar, Christtansburg
s W M Biackpri, La burg
John N Jp0son, Da vile
A T hinney, Staunton
Daniel D5dson, Peter burg
Talcy, C,arksve
W B Ngss Pearsorrg
. hluk OF Rockingham, Barria1n1Ggg
@G Ne;iahio, sarmse
! Geo Baker, Lexington
Z pity-f cashier, Salem
Bank of SG0.tss iie Sc0';svi!ic
ii Morrison, Wy lLGviiio
a 7 Erel Charlottesville
J. = Conway, !ti@yiyaGJ g Il
n B!rnstIs, Cl.pn.
u addition to The above tho Chog Gus, sesp1as.r
# each ARMY Corps X authorized to receive sHi
land notes. They t.go the following;
Major 4 H2fmaa, n, Orange i, Lioui Gsu
B twes cUrI2
MAJOR Field, Q n, Orange @ Il, Lieut. Con a I
i Hai's corps
4 ,iajor n Il Tszl'ugh, Q If, Orange G Il, MajQr
I Gen j L u Sluart's ca AIRY c0fps
MAJOR Mc3isAOa, q NJ, Dublin ropo:, Major Gen
J e. Bfeck:nriage's division
i Major Taylor, Q 81, Lieut Gen I~Dnss;rees oorpE
4 moYristown, Tenn
NaJr Ii Ewing, III, Lieut. Geo H,oas corps.
!! Patton, tia
J capi.k > Patton, QM, sialor Gen Eardee's ce,ps
Capla Norton, q II, MAJ Gen Wheeler division,
ieioa. Ua
tarsJ :: Young, N, Liz Gen /. pois's division,
N indian, s.l5a. CO TiEt,ailN;.ER,
iah iI-iistAp Sec'y u Tho Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

Col. Henry t. Curtis, ef the 4ist 6a. regimepts
died a few days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

Np9,ttd Resigna.i0n., ,-Mojor Elias Giis-
wold, late Provost Marshal of Richmond, is
reported to have resigned Ai8 commission in
The army
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01
NO. 70

Hc.ghts.--The folio .,ng is au'extract from
OF weights, to the number of bushels:
when required by either the seller or the
ttyer OF any article mentioned In this ordi-
nance, the said Measurer shall weigh such
article. and ascertain the number of bushels,
according to the standard herein named !;
and his certificate shall be binding on 10th
prtics as to the number Of bushsls-to wit:
Wheat 30 lbs Corn % lbs, Rye So lbs,
Oats 80 lbs., Meal 50 lbs, Peas 56 lbs. Beans
20 lbs, Potatoes 50 lbs, Glover Seed 30 lbs :,
Timothy Seeo AZ Ibs., Bran Is lbs, Shorts
% lbs, B"""n Stuff 81 rs. Ships uif 4tj
Tbs. CGa, 70 lbs II eitb4r soiiar or buyer
ut auy =ucL art;ciU refuse H. BE- ..ovtfued by
tits ordinance, he or they shall pay lime II
twenty dollars. 1t shall be the duty If said
Maasurtr to test the scales used by him at
least once week, and oitenet II required
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01


st0rsrooin Tuesday night, t.lc name should
have been printed L. e. Nooddy.
Rp9Yf,d Resiqua!i0u. .,-Nfaior Elias Giis-
wold, tate Provost Mllshal of Richmond, is
reported to have resigned bis commission in
the army
GAEDiDAI.AS f'O& OFfiCE.
a. JEeSEi5oN NASp.
kLDEa&E.
Wm Taylor, 3aBxay.
JOAN II tieisant', ~ Chandler,
Kob! Chris;isp.
oCaciLASS.
Rich'i Hasains, NIB Ehi,
Wm Holt IL harIt0n- s'iahrs.
EAJ Linps3a
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o~F "Iinc co:''i&iy s"es"fi-'i by inrsr nunocr
ut voters Tor members ~ ine .iu tbfs C0uT; ~,
election to TAX" place on 6tn April
AipERaE;
Geo Y Ql2m, Ih9s y ogwoH
" iiaI 1905. i > Lic.t,
Cha ie- .taa.
ep l-2if
,~&s- 10 the voto.s G; .;a5iqoa W.ct -;;.a t4i
- .3.lag wc s1onn oit,ens b .c been sv'i1ted
to garvs as Aldermen; auA .ie1.ei, YIH serve Inc
p-op,e:
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1 = %; 60. VII .na,slo, yn.r al .iti,..,eas
ont ;o,i.Tity desire /, prcse9t yonr lanl,. ~ a
tt.t II YOU viii consent to serve your frtenas .u,
slec, you. knowing as they ito Tina. yoar Superior oa
suess qua, ilcations and gostawaay manners viii
enable you to execute = GEtiSs Pertaining Il tie
Office With genera! satisfaction,
ma I'D MANY VOTERS
- '--''------------'
-
- receive lie Supqost ot the voters o! Monroe
ward for
.iDxaa-r
Jlmors sicIarlhy Jas Z " !lams
: VIM ! Phi.Iics ;. & i,ivsc,Iabe
Thos Nj 5aaas
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100 "s'" ''' 'e '''''0 VI 's"e' ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

~ JAMES MCCARTHY, Esq-~-5is: Your
ND3 friends wish to present. year name Ia the
voters of Monroe Ward a candidate Ter tho ohce
OF Alderman, knowlag you az We do, and your mi
verssl poPelariiy ss well AZ your eainenl qaaica
Hons we desire you 10 consent 10 serve Ne feeling
sure thai your eicction will be almost uaani Iaous.
Piease signify your consent 10 serve.
NH 2l--di5thAp Many VOTERS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

In the House, on tbs 5th inst, NJ,
Donnelly presented Che petition ofWI..
Cranwoll and IS others, citizens Of tn
west end, Of Lake Superior, asking f9r
an appropriation for the construction
Of; wagon road from the west end Of
Lake Superior to the Red river 'of The
North ut or near Fort Abercrombie.
Also, the memorial ofthe llegislatur e
Of the State Of Minnesota to ext nd
the benefits Of the pension law of 1861
81 to the volunteers, or, tho widows
and orphans thereof: in the late Sioux <
p Also, the memorial Of: the Leeisla-
tufeQf the State Of Minnesota for the
establishment Of semi-veekly mail
route from tha'oity IF St. |Cloud, in Min
ncsota, BY the way Of Fort Abercronn-
biz and Rapnock Cry, in Idaho, to
Fort Wall4- ALA. ~ =. '... ,:..
MIR. Wilkinson, on the same day pre-:
scented. tho two memorials 10 the Sen.
ate. .....@... ....,.,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

VIZ learn form Provost Marshal Az
Grill, that distribution will bs made
of the amount of exGesse; furnish.
ed by the several towns 'ihsspropor:
ton to the deficiencies of other towns.
This distribution is not to be consider
ed as y gift from one town to another,
but simply as loan, to make out the
quota of the State. If no other draft
should be made, of course it would re-
suit in gift. But ia the event of
another call for volunteers OF drafted
men, these same excuses will be cred
tied to the towns that now furnish
them, and the present recipients will
be called upon to furnish these exces-
SEES in addition to their respective quo
tas.-Pt0neer -. - =. :
As the entire excess in Stearns
County is only sixteen men, We would
not advise delinquent townships to
make any great calculation on this.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
Generali Headaua11ers,sS STATE OF MIN
nesOta.
ADJUTANr Generals OrrlcE.)
- ST.. PAUL, Min, March IL, 1864. I

Gsnerals Headaua11er&,s state Of Min.
nesOta.
ADJUrAxr GENERALS Orr,cE.)
ST. PAUL, Min, March IL, 1864. +
CcExERAL ORDERS, no: g.
Having, thus far. been able to procure the propei
credits for but small number Of the citizens Of Min
nesota who have enlisted in the military
of other States owing in great measure to the fact
Of our not being able to give the proper spelling O
the eepe of the voYnteeS, end designation of hi
company and'regiment In order, therefore, that VI
may be enabled as far possible to overcome these
difficulties, it is recommended:
1. That Supervisors. Of towns, and Common Coun
ellis of Cities will procure and forward to this office
by mail or other safe conveyance at the earliest dj
Practicable, adavits in reference to such volunteers
wha are hot knoTnao be already c1sdiecd to SON.
portion 81 the State: ' - -''-'@ ~
IL. Such aft idavits must give the full name Of the
volunteer, correctly spelled and if his name is known
to be incorrectly spelled upon the muster roll of hi
company such fact and such spelling should likewise
be given together with tho number or other desieu.
ton bf TIP regmsat and pany in which he enlist.
3D. and the State under whose auspices the same was
recruited.
III. Each affidavit must contain statement that
the volunteer was citizen actual resident of the
town claiming him, together with stth known facts
as go to support that conclusion such Al the length
of time he was such resident, his having voted or
paid poll tax in the town, his having left his family
therein, their having received assistance from the
town, &c. I -
8 ". Asepasat. amdaSit must b. made for e.ch
volunteer claimed and written upon onehalf sheet
Of legal or foolscap writing paper, neatly folded
with the name Of he.volunteer and DESIGNATION Of
his regiment and company plainly written upon the
back.
V. All such affldavits must be fled in this Office
on or before the 10th day of May 1864 after which
time, abstracts will be made ont for the several
States IN whose organizations such volunteers may
have respectively enlisted, and such abstracts for
warded to the Adjutant Generals of such States for
comparison With the muster rolls and records ON file
IN their respective bureaus .,.lt%% }tFlru
The names Of all persons certified to BY such Adm
tant Genesls ~ having enlisted from this st.te vii,
oe to tho Provost Marshal General of tho
United States and fby him found correct thev Nm
be accredited TO tho towns establishing their reht
thereto. While We will thus secure credit for l.rp.
number Of volunteers otherwise lost TO the stat.
and the towns, yet It not to be expected that f
credit can be obtained for Ill that u Justly our dus
- the records in the Offices Of the several Adiut.nt
Generals donot IN all cases contain an exhibit Of
n1 ~ ~ -1h.t<, mid u
BY order pfthe Commsnder.in.Chief.
d3H ..m@jif .y'i} OSCAR MAIMRos,s:3
'7H" -GGIY. Adjutant General.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
AMATEUR ENTERTAINMENT.

On Tuesday evening, tho 22d inst, pub
lie entertainment viii be given At the Sem*
mary by a company Of amateur perform
ers. The proceeds viii be devoted to the
Soldiers Aid fund. We hope that thsrs
will be crowded house, and can assure
al who attend. that they can rely upon :
rich programme: Doors open at 7 o'clock,
p performances begin at u: lAdmittane, IS
cents; Children, is ccnts.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

SECRETARY CHASE has written a
noble and patriotic letter Withdrawing
his name as a candidate for the Presi-
dency.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

SUDDEN DEATH-On Monday morning, while Mrs.
McLarty, wife Of Capt. McLarty at Pomme de Terre,
was sitting in chair dressing young child she sud
denly fell forward, dead The is supposed to be
heart disease
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

CADEr.-We learn from the Minneapolis Atlas that
Henry L. Smith, son Of Hon. A. C. Smith, of Forest
City, has been appointed cadet in the Naval Acadia
my at Newport, r. l., from Minnesota
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

<Tak Fourth Regiment is expected
St. Paul to day or tomorrow.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

WArcHNAS.-Frederick Sherfenbere, formerly o
Co. D, LIST Minnesota regiment has been appointed
by Gov. Miller Waterman at the Capitol-salary
$500 per annum. Gov. NJ. does all in his power t.
provide for the disabled soldiers of tho State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

WAsrEn.-A Barber Of good professional capacity,
one perfectly capable Of performing the tonsoral ope-
ration with and safety must also be sober and
able to articuate the German language with ease and
1iuency. Address for a few days at the P. O., with
name and terms, B. A. c., St. Cloud, Minn
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

dRADlNa.-As will be seen by reference to our ad
vertisng columns, proposals will be received for grad
ing the remaining ten miles Of the road bed between
this place and st. Paul. This augurs early work OF
the road, and its speedy completion to St. Cloud
chance is offered for of our citizens to obtain
good contract.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

Communicative are very glad to learn that the
Senate has confirmed the appointment Of our young
friend, Lieut. Stephen c. Miller, AZ Commissrry Of
Subsistence with the rank Of Captain lie has proved
'himselfa good officer. and is deserving this appoint
<ment. He will be assigned, We understand, to duty
at Fort Ridgley.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

HOTEL BuRNED.-On Tuesday morning, Richardso,
Freeman's hotel at Richmond in this county, wa
entirely destroyed by fire. The furniture was saved
but the loss will exceed $1,000. The fire was commu
nicated from the chimney
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

THE OLD STAND.-Dr Marlatt Is never behind in
supplying his customers with: all articles connected
with his trade and at prices which no one would think
Of complaining Of His stock Of groceries is very
choice. -.-..-.f.. g. .: :!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

AxPUrAr1oS.-On Monday last, Dr. Rieger, assisted
by Dr. Wren, amputated the right leg Of man named
Dominick Humer, living on St. Augusta street. He
had been suffering with caries disease by which the
shin bone had been entirely destroyed. The amputa-
ton was performed above the knee and the patient is
getting along very we'll considering his age-62 years.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

PHo1oGRAPns-Mrs. Farwell is gaining general
reputation as frstclass artist, and we have seen
some of her photographs both taken from life and
copies that would do credit to any gallery in the
State. Call at Mrs. Fs gallery, and you cannot but
be suited.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

ToREruRN.-Wea are Informed that Hon. L. o. Ham
lin <sretNEn in sshort time and resume his profess
'sicn in this city He has already become tired Of the
East. We shall be glad to the Judge back again.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

SAD Casa week more since little boy NAM
ed Henry spaford. son of Pascal spaford, Of Saint
Anthony, aged about seven years, kicked in the
groin BY schoolmate. He attended school next
day, but on the following was seized with violent
Illness and despite the exertions Of physicians died
In three days afterward. This should be severe
warning to boys to be careful how they kick one
another or use violence in play.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

PRoxor1oS-wm. D. Darnell, of this place, lately a
member of Co. l. 9TH regiment, has been commissioned
Lieutenant in Co. F, I'd Missouri colored regiment
This is at St. Louis but will soon leave for louisiana
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
Staple and Fancy Dry: Goods.

Brown sud Beacbed Ticking Hickory
F"nnsi' Linen and woFstsd Dam;st Domestic ala '"o
Merrmac 03l 3"
Hoop Skirts Balmo Skirts
TAFT" Ribbons Pick md Estyd silks BrGe.ds c9iq. cbe
tF Deaines, Scotch paids, Apaeas, "' 1"' I 3
French Corsets lies lkandwor -7@f1o
Dmy Bands Eufans Plain and Fancy sha~ls and az a:HI
Embracing the styles selected
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

FAcT-There are, at Burbank Co.'s, quite q
number Of Strong, Noble and Courageous men who
would be very likely to Lamb as we'll place good
'ized Denton the head Of any competitor who would
venture to assert that they could be Hgh-miated by
being undersold. These same men have charge
piles Of goods which they will dispose Of ato~ figures
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

! MAN knlsD-on Thursday evening the body Of
Mr.. James Tucker was brought to the Fletcher
House. he having, the previous day, met with an &C.
cident which caused bis death in few hours After
wards The deceased was engaged in the pinesrie,.
In tho Camp Of Morrison, sbou es miles from thi.
place, up the Mississippi On the afternoon man.
Toned he, with another person, was chopninr tr..
which stood IN the opening Of an angle formed ~
two which wsre down. tho end Of one resting on.tb.
other. The tree being almost cut through, Mr.. =
stepped On the lower log to Gee how It would fa,
when It came down with crash, striking the nm
er Of tho two prostrate trees breaking it In sunder
tho top part being thrown up BY the blow, instead
Of falling directly back toppled in the direction Of
n. =, long limb which was attached striking him
On tho forehead, over the left eye, cutting deep
cash. Such complication Of circumstahes6 seldom
occurs He was picked up and taken to camp. ne
was conscious and could speak portion Of tho time
10 lived eleven hours after receiving tho blow Mr.
Tucker was resident Of Pair Haven, In this County
where biz family now resides. He vas q years Of
age, and leaves . wife and five children. .5@a+.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

MERRIILs supply Of Photograph Albums has proved
inexhaustble The secret is no constantly receiv
ing new ots and is thus prepared tomeet the demand
for the beautiful albums he is selling 80 cheap
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

RAILROAD LASDs.-The st. Paul 1 Pacific R. r..
Co. advertses large quantity of Choice lands lying
In this aud neighhoring counties on both sides
of therixer Full information be obtained from
Judge P. l.. Gregory, agent Of the company in this