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family MT Leon Hrn.nd'E Nj, baTif ". NJ a. =
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fol.nIes. Geo. Ncrr =. %. PenuoysF u rnscos aid "a
Of tls crew oil strsmrI Frlnrs.
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s,,..-rycrs Sailed.

n s,earistp 0,coie for No ovkfa.-Dr Mol snf Icy
MsIau Ps.irv Mr.. Aen-. rDnHss,, = Cosnsn and Id
Cha. Koch lsdv rLild and MRS Y. ?. NirDez Nm. Ia
A. Phi. Meyer. Henry u Oh sd lady NeuIi' S,rnl
Iohe airs d. Eernr Y. Fsck. Naj W. T. Ho.sip Chss
S-bl', M. II. p,,n9 Mrs LSwr,ncs sarah tswcnee,
II. ns... Wo5ry 1eyvrnt and children, J. srber A.
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A S,5re w. Levy y r. fher Ahrahcr. Isirkowf7 ~.
Waber Clauiu, Peter G. " -uner, Mr.. scCsa.oy snd
da gh.sr Me. q. J.. " lelcll tlaIs Ns1 We G Ho1
r,d., yl,,rs-- Fhldrrs u ". fsnsin. I'D lady
IN. TAomp.oo, Mr. Franco. Dc''-'.eIv $40 '"''''h
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; n cxtx sk Eanimorn Lixerpoel vie QneepsloNp.
rrnyeiers' Guide.

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m and y. sandal y, noct W.s. Pon..
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bard !esyius DeseI o's:. ~ Is,,e, i. r., foot Of
e.; %a .7:so p m
Ard 's' $500 p m
10 so..on. n Y. NJ and 800
t. b', s ~ r. 1--we ~ md p m sEa-y,. 500
To sSI~o ga T.. ..i tpdios M and 500 p
TO Rria,epos nv steamer Bridgeport. hom Pecs
sIp b. X ~ e., ;;s M : tc.cri. ~
Iene I,l-nd by l.. 1. E,itrosd, irOan janice slip
To Ing Branch Nv Rsd,,n ard r,lawsrs Boy
n. H.. Wis steamer Jose hoyi. foot OF fiuIIyi
To- N.~ isT.n l.itioid, and 81 9sacS-. .es'a;
e, SI Issir rsgs sg , New .,. r. sh "
10 IN IA n; IA . 80. a. sod 900 p IN
10 Fewinfsi cornwall, West Point, PonfhtS g''e,
.od 8cndoo, BY s.sar.er Mary Powell leaves Jay
r. s ;Ss Sib' b; ac.nScai iom;s ccysi
Leaves Isy.., dsily l1iiihg 1t Sth1t.. y, n.
Crazy Pint, corz,n', Wet FONT. Cold spnn'
10 T.. w.. b; Penasylv,nis Crnirsi Esifosd,
srsSa, SEQ IN
r. vi Of s Z Ssa.'.' NJ IL m AID icO
To Pbile6s'tli By N,e'Jersey Railroad; zoe, Of
.sS Il dn .i '. 600
10 Wr,iirat1a. ~ New jeissy H. n foot Of
Cositlsndts.. 8 md 10 e. M, "A ?. n, snd 10
for further alton Ia regard 20 Railroad Tine Jsses
,cs acknowledgements ~ another IsTt OF thus 2AptE'
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5aise br Auctic.I.

J. E. nALsry, suctopeer. =
DY J. ~ II A !. ) L Y a. { ., 3
DHARDWAnE fRsDE sAiG and AUCTION BO')sS
Nos. Is Pc na1 .ud IS Ann Syecf. y
TINS DAY-IRlDAN. Au.. 18th o. ieB oeocs
~ the Auction RDosns-Bs ei,loSec, Ia Cssh
lMPOkIAHf 2ALl. 81, 4
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CAST STET,L F,i.rs ISff'
HORSE HASfa. 2
C0mp,ising over 2A oclHns AID ccBsiStin. ~ pan f.
100 to'e. MI ssk Fp:l Esi.,5S. .i5es
ss dom, ss; BsIaFd filss. asserted sire ...
ioA dcr-s Bind Psy.ri ard Smooth Pils. s.sr Sss.e
100 to,er iioIso and ,abiuei gssp+ ssseliei sses
leo isleu Fancy Files assorted ior MscfiiisiF u.s
NsA Worthy the atte..on Of tie trade generally.
900 CARDS TAsLY no POCKET crTTpRg, "a
Also Scissors sBeas Rs,ors &e.. IN gest seris y.
ENGLISH HORSE HAILs-ilsj De Ensish focghi' ofsS
Nail, srsored TO II. 90
AMI RlCAS HORSE kAlLS-90o0 lbs. AUAscaD Efoosh-s
Eore Mails Mes. Q. ? snd f
Cstaosuesresey early norrils 'i e oa -rr 2
J. r.. HAI.E. cd -tioneer.
by X. j. JORDAN X CO., United Stsiso
SATURDAY., AUG. sih. at 3 r. NJ precisely
vsey Of .slg Hos.c'. Bus[s, Carriages, Hams'ss IA
&c among girh 4 1 tne
CHESTNUT Stud HORSE, tior Pedigree zee ceisioy'~l
will make hne ouiceIs hof's being very quiet ~ 20 MA
DARK BLOOD GAY STUD HORSE,
Warranted.
Catalogues rssdy morning Ct sae
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m iAav~sissneu&J 30 iud 80 I'd
THR FounrH NIrosAr BANK, Nrw.YopK,

DKPosTARY AND FINANCIAL Agent o. rnp UFI1sp SrArss
win receive subscription Tor he new 10 Trsssmy Note.
These sose' vi" s5nvstabs ct maturity into six PEs
cxr, SO Honda PARTIES subscribing before
l5h August will be allowed interest," TO hs ds'e
.cbins ssr that Ssss WIN psy accrued interest," Recognizing
.b. importance Of general b'chption 70 this Popular
Jo,s sh Bank win allow N sb.erb~rs ins wRors coz
urs,,os Of 81 50 on ssch 81 .o's, ,nb.cribed. .
100 MoHsrs KsrcHuu President
D. W. VAUGHAN Csshfek -'
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sIHsPPHNG sNTH,..aGENCa.
PORT o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Siar,ip ciy of fhntrlet Tones liverpool = q. Dale.
stem ~ fro'e. Thonlsgn NewOresni. Lad'em Ieine
bsn Co. - . =,
1Bsrl Helen Augusta tBr) Cray Port an Prince. r. Mar
ray 20. r, -, ~.
rfIr N.ry.hna isflcrrt Linrgn, Fskss Dayton.
stssm.r tucsn nori'o, rhNsd' Phis
Steamer Ffantis, Bristo, "sih',toE.
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f)ort-naroens' hottie.
4rkTy o. NBw-YsRx.

SrkTg o. NBw-YsEx IL
rosr-wAnpySs CTPics, No lOt Waist .
NOTICE il hereby given, In acc0rdancs Y1tA
section ~ the s~t ps-.-d hrri H. lss7. emitted he
70 Wanler, Office OF The Port u Nels
Yorb" :, al persons iner-rd IN. having chs'ss ~ bs
,Le Goiue vessels AZ. nov auder -xanDa lea by ID. Pc
Warden, .nd t1t sid surveys organizations viii
completed within days nehs siocerdiaS ths no" a.
board said vrs.els:
g. y. China. ...-.- ....'sJeney my f TT
\ =. IcufOnia.s.sss .
4 y. ffIs..
Bsrt DHnsl........ ..s.....ss.s."Jt r. u
Psfk Fvs......ss..s..ssssf 's.ssss...'''''.
Bog hers ". ~
p ID big Annh...... ....-s......s....-.'.'.o
Brig AulEnds J1ne....... ....s...f...s.'Tt
.uSTHOANE TOMPKfSs, Pfs,issA
j. Aces EsRFIsAS. Ssrreiory.
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u ...as,lss a rsilas4MsD a1keH sLEsa1l D - B

.,ea. and calm. h. .p,tr. ps,..sstee y ssy:ws ~
BsQks ga. bon. ~ ~ g. steao bound u. Z.
sNIp Ey~Tsids of Grceno H. NJ idfnn ,sEPoe q deys-
wdr to Tboplss Durham. Had ~ssseiy VINO ns erf'fs
Rsrl 'Levui. of s.,'per, Dsvts. PieiOp 10 day. WITH
; S; n, s.n: Fl go sf; s
Wei ,;n' s..er"e iSh M loSs - ts snr
SiS.d fou rom J,pshsn poen6s Ayreu Amp <h isAs
n g. lou. 70 81 'chaswr wQsappd sserinx - =,
,o 20 masa.r Leu Brs sewers for thtAssyas 7odsysy
bsIi Cepba Sterrst Er DO 10 days bark T. kiss, fss
EswYori IL days Starlight. do. days
,o EannT Lea bah New YOik iss NowYosi IN 3.ss
brig NV w csrd lbs Is s.ss Al .e .sJ jay,
Rad Right pheasant weather the wh"i- ess. sse.
sShr Harriet Neal. 0odhey Lub,c days pssssr 20 ws
Biz Wp. R. Sawyer Tracey. Lnssn Is days. ss'l to N~s
Rrs l. H. Nor. Horton 81. John, P. r., II Ssys bsas 10
:" B9s Ersa. Ohm OHM ST, Martins 70 dsys ssi to II o
ssss T. A. Hayden, snith Fi..hthoor r. s,ISsspst
schr.D Il. Psldwin Nn''on Fort Even Tor Ropos "a
echr r. T.. perrirk rertins Posionf FOR Botson
Sehr No snh. Bunker. Ea>ahS.hoo6 for boston lls
s sS sp'iA9 S. S9r Ifs . sasps .cS Ss
s scs }osa y.A ss Es e,s ~ gee gee ~
cchr,Jospph Cobb. Rem loa for Roston @l Ii 'f
schr Maria. Lana Milford. IN ballast ~srs sal-. q
wIND-At Ssn.si s. W. and git ~. sr o.
mo Ia.a 49, iss a.o- % ,aoi
Arspsr .tth--s,- sm-r.--C r-oe fon's 2ssss
<bips-AlrrsndrlDe. A'hbrrton. Anscea
Bsrss--Asborue. Rsins Dc Sud tts -r. -
sehr.-shannon, Mary Clinton John B. Lee As'aesv r.
w. Wfnsss
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IIse~ip,s Of Produce.

kpo 2s-Flour l2en BIT witty I17 hhls Corn
Mel CO tbb Nh,st 81 o. kls Corr, alS0 bn' Oats.
500 bn, Prov.,or. 80 rsr. f..1 7is PA. Batter,
$40 ps,. Ashes, 20 pkks pii Morl 10 pkg
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Jnsiruttlon.
EORT PLAN sEMINARy AN

EORT PLAIN SEMINARY AND fEMALE,
l. COLLEGIATE IASIlft IE,-.fbe Val T.nn o, ~
vs.ls opcns August r. rs pay, icf BOARD Nsrhrr F1s
nshca Koou Food ard Lodging. sujen,s lnsh "a. 90 =
sheets snl pilowcn Good rooms for sefVssn, u
Ius IS to ~ centsa esek phosr tngn .os
% to Sla For fal Commercial t0urse, 80. q
Rev. a. T. DiffENDORF, 4 ~, Pine ~
L. DUCATION Al CORRTSpONl Ivy
IL NANTED-ro nominate ~ .6hERS ard ~ ~
for SCHOOLS ami sunnuaIic. TEACHERS WANTED 80
EnelNh French German, Music drawing fs'r 9, lss4r
sni otle branches Adtreo AMERICAN EDU'iEo'hb
UNION, 1lJ Broadway, n. l.
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Nem pub'iralions.
TEN CENT PUBLISHING HOUSE FOR
l. 7HE MILLION.
Ready tbi, morning.
HuSROs TEN CENT NOVEL, No 81
"RATTLEsSANE DICK"
erTRs FLowEK OF TIA WIevas a
By Nicod.nus Wlifre, Author Of Loss Less.d j..
Mem ,]ublitalions.

Orr readers will acre. 9th no ths, nothing ef,~l
a'rIVsf.Ds Lss app, ared rnqas
cheap ~r,iuse H. lila country tsn Los icss~i Joe. a.
ussnhke liek "a improve 1bs bod qn-its
origDsl style OF IL futaor l. pow. lei. TIC
told Oh, London Godfrey o. She prs played Jys
leans IL rat hich lover - wit boui1 iesl-rt 10 *
Tho Publishers 4 Ghs e.rs hsi, JEsDsnt 10 TIE
se'n oil their sioies ena d not PIT before he Poo L.
AsIrsS simply b.. hr Aufh0 h1s " trl socls'hme
yesrs seo a'e 40 fsey appeal " pgDs .ps ~
bed They oooie thr Novels be tis1
what TIE pihc vss, ard fupgy ths thag Gesa "a
Let none neglect &c rssd this i'er,f,irr book.
oEOLOE MUAaO a co,
~ william ~, y v
The American New. cenpiny GrnsrL gsGs. 'n.
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movc,uentr ot Uresn steamers.


GEBAT NFg, WARRIORS, CLERGT)BN, POEr'
Csnfib.r Fs' H-a9s, Iyp a. R,ess PcrEiis Of OenSfs-
Lyg GRAEF, TsOa.s asSCOoE Fo.TEs. ho' BEE'oS' LUr
IRR AAPIEE, rllSEnGwz sith IlEEsAs. bHoasLoN, Ia
TrNs Lu1HEa CoaSiSG. sPEs ocIs, NOanr. &c.
UNAiARHiED OtEN whsi shin they toi No- L
be j aud,ome. A Virgins Fyo. "Yo0 t...i me- Fsr
Young Men. Cris ~ Cies .Jo're' d. ourss by Rev
Or. s,1tT A "pks4Tg CR.SIA" vefy lHtor'''i-s-h
September No. PnRysofoeIo,L jroEsAL b. i's pot q
een.. or 81 Jeaf. New ,u,n have Il. Addfsa F0"Ifh
4 WELLS, no 80 Broadway. n. \.
p~sr-..-- u"--~. N-~s.~.s W ~ .i~n redacs a.
Prics % pOtRp - tie sbo1sramsd IIob'. and sfsr To
ish ut ID s1l per we,s IL Ia well soWn thai the Bs.
sue House 10 GRE o tho b-s. hoH,.shn Newport
JoHs A. fAIlh'i Assus
ssspeIt, h T., August 10, 1854
tAdScttilernsntl
Empty sCHykPPS BOTrLFS WANTED.
PR WI ich tie she.i price VII De aid AgJ It re De
pot 10 Beaver Street.
TAdver,.sef1ertl
| nm delivering best Red Ash 90 Iehigli
CosI a, 70 psr ton, Locust EoaEisa, O. r,r ton.
tH0xA. +IoEfs,
C@f. Thirty second s,ri't AL loth avenus
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Wants.
lust PUBLISHED.

The finest Porirsl OF
MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN
(siss engrsvngl
yst i,.n-S --'
Ills FRIENDS rRQSOuNCE IL PEP srs,~,r
Price 81 agents y'sntedip cye.y tovs, "a.
TO q. n. RICHARDSON, Ssi,i t' s-ss ~ !
fr.f - d Etosassy, n. T.
DARTNER WANrhn, N light AND
Gv pit. rHsLS Di"'' tssa good chance fer PEI,
n esi.-, stors -snifs a. ~ "s't E;a street. "-e>
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,lcrs ,rn en.I, ~ crIclao rea az 90.

Money 10 still nrmer upon stuck loans At
per cent. IN emOunis .eior han Gan BE- used. Com
ncr,isl paper e. carcul scralIaSsd. ana good
sel at quito high rates.
Friglts are duh AMI rates Lredoci1fdly lower.
To Liverpool 100 busLl heai a, 3D. I'D pr steamer
500 bills dour private terns and lopo boxes chsese
at 40s no Tendon leo nhds saves 39s. ard per
steaucr 1000 bpshes V1pat IN private teruG 70
Havre - bbls. PelrUc.un al 10 \ ,u.san bark VIII
l0Ooo bushelS wheat was chartered 70 Cox ior ororr
1t 6s
The Michigan Cen'ral road earned the THIRD
crease go So.
The Michigan Southern road earned tho tisnl
week in Augus.. lso1 1885, 1885, s7i222. inoroess
sL5ess .. s..r.'
The following are the opc-stlons at the Assistant
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HE xSANlsATor.

Tie examination took place yesterday afternoon q,
two O'clock In the United States District Court
before NJ. Colnulssionsr chAr,es NJ Newton Mr. f.
r. MaTbuty. Of g Ws street. instructed by the British
Consul and Inspector Tanner, appeared to cOnduct tho
pery, 1.-The COen !" Muller Of eourse undefendod
Nr. MaTbgrTy expressed aimsef ready 60 20 on with
Ire csse bit the Coorissiorer asked Muller IL ne had
counsel. lie answered "Noi" rTd then ashed II he
sisled 10 have Que and replied Yea bu, have no
money"
The Comm isicuer then sskel h9 vishcd the case =.
be- adjourned until tomorrow today O question La
seemed moi 10 understand. for be- ssf 1T did rot maj,
tar but lrHr explanation expressed his Wish 10
have the eess adjourned and counsel awarded him. On
The request Of the Commissioner. EX-Judgo Boobe
agreed tvundertske Mulers defence and tie case a.
therefore adjourned till " O'Clock this morning to svrd
an opportunity Of consultation between Mailer and bic
counsel
In ihs meastine tbs Commissioner committed BIN
pllI Lis psoricRs,
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.Adyegtisonsn,l .."-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
GpyeassrSr Asaar. No 4WiLLsr.
Has ron SAN
$40 rpnuar aorss is,'e, at gar. kss pr
cslt. ceumsiion. .n.I rr 49,.
IO-i0's Registered ard Coupon Bo.d' 1t Government,
rates
5.20's n, sitcr,i and conron Bond. at Market rns.
j. 8's of'sl Registered and Coupon Bends u Market
r.,es. CD f-
4. s. CnRTIrcirxs AID orHEs ssccnIrrKs o, Marie,
rates.
sc TsoSrsos, President
JA..s, CsJgsSy. Goodies
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

. Divine Service, Of the IL &. Church
a. the SEMINARY Hall'-=every Sabbath
at l03 A. NJ, and u Pm. Prayer Meet
ing every Thursday evening at 4 Sab
bath School at % A. NJ. every Sabbath
morning. DAVID TIcE, Pastor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

VIZ are indebted to Hons. Ramsey, viii
kinson and Donnelly for various public
documents.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.


So Lancaster Gnghams, Philip Allen
T'a Ribbons Black and Figured Silks Brocades Cberge
Plain and Rcpd Mernoc, Nous Laine Wool
Delanes, Paids,
French Corsets Lalies kandx sted\.
Dimity Bands RnHing Plain and Fancy shav1, and
Tipods
Embracing all the latest styles and selected with especially
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

LEcrURIs.-Thos. G. Jones, Esq, of An
Okla, will lecture at the Seminary on Sab
bath evening on Temperance" Admit'auee
free. al; $685..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

r TR1-wEEKLY STAaEx.--Bur bank & CO.'S
line to Sauk Centre will run tri-weekly
stages, commencing on Tuesday next. The
days of leaving will be Tuesday. Thursday
and Sat arday, arriving on: the alternate days
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocnEs, for Coughs, Colds,
fidence in their efficacy. They have been thoroughly
tested and maintain the good reputation they have
justly acquired. As there limitations be sure to Oh
tain the genuine
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

W1pH AWAKE FOR SPRING TRApE.-D. D.
Merrill, st. Paul, would respectfully inform his Gus
toners that he is prepared to fill all wholesale orders
at prices defying competition. He has on hand
large supply Of letter. note and cap paper envelopes
steel pens school and miscellaneous books portfolios
diaries, pass books blank books, and everything else
in his line. These goods were mostly purchased last
fall and enables him to II prices worthy of attcn-
ton from the closest buyers. 4O-3t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

CONFERENCE.-The road from this place
to Fort Ripley, on the west side Of the riv-
er, has been completed. 1t is said to be,
most Of the way, very good.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

MILLINERY GooDs.-Miss F, E. Clark re-
quests the ladies to call and examine her
new stock of millinery goods: comprising
comets, ribbons, silks, flowers, ruchss, &c.,
| Of Tho lstest styles.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

REruRSEo.-L> G. Sims, Esq, returned
home on Thursday evening, having spent
,,four months in the East. He looks the bet
; ter for the respite from close attention to
business.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

MORE IMMlGRANTs.-On Friday last a
party of fourteen Swedes and Norwegans
passed through town on their way to homes
in the vicinity Of Alexandria. Some came
from Goodhue County and the balance from
across the seas. They intend starting a
colony, anil say that many more are COM
ing III zl.cii tine 10 se:,.t n their imule-
.!iate vicinity. i':.<S i':..s Il large quantity
Of stock, aud were prepared te go to work
at once.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

,MoaToS's PzNs.-The superiority OF
these pens over every other kind has been
&C long acknowledged that it would be up-
necessary for US to say anything in their
favor, further than that from personal ex-
perieuce We feel no hesitation. in recon-
mending them. to all who wish a good gold
pen. For particulars, see advertisement
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

GENTLEMEN should call at Tobey's,
where they can be suitedin the latest styles
Of spring and summer pants stuff. man
looking at their cassimeres feels an IRE.
sistible temptation to buy. Ladies can al
so be suited-in dress goods, we mean.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

CAnD.-The ladies Of the Benton County
Auxiliary Sanitary Commission tender
their thanks to the Ladies Of Sank City,
for the material aid rendered them in get
ting up and providing for the Social Party
of the 9th ult:, and also to the ladies and
gentlemen Of St. Cloud and vicinity, for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon their
humble efforts for the relief of the suffering
champions Of our country's rights,
@::r~@ BY order of the Society.
Sank Rapids, May I'd, 1864.
The above was handed in too late for
last weeks issue.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

TnE St Paul Press complains Of the vi
mona Republican fer copying items and arti-
cles without giving the proper credit. We
know this to be fault Of the Republican,,
of long standing-copying State items as
original matter. But We would remind the
Press that it is not exempt from censurc in
the same direction, and for an instance
would refer it to thedaily of the 9TH inst.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

JURoRs.--Messrs. II. C. Wait, J. W. Ten
voorde and Jos. Edelbroek, of this place,
have been drawn to serve as grand jurors
at the June term Of the U. S. Circuit Court
to be held in St. Paul, and s. B. Pinney as
petit juror.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

EErUESED.-On Friday and Monday
evenings different portions Of the Chirpe-
va Indian delegation arrived IN town and
passed on to their reservations. Uole-in-
the-day and Lrnk-aronnd, the two pug
naciouS IL. A::y:s "! no tried so hard to do
the country It service by killing each other
remained in Washington. We hope that
Cox: Of Ohio, and Furnandy Wud will Gull
tivate their acquaintance. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

DEc1DHp.-The contested land case be-
tween the Railroa Company and Mr.. John
Ball has been decided by the Land Officers
ct this place adversely to Mr.. Ball. About
one hundred and twenty. five acres Of town
property were involved in this case. We
: have not learned whether it will be appeal
ed to the General Lind Office
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

PERsoSA1.-Col. T. H. Barrett has been
designated by Gen. Banks as Chairman Of
board of officers for the examination Of
candidates for appointment and promotion
in colored regiments, TO be at Port Hudson.
Col. 3. is at present there with his regi-
ment, the ed U. s. Infantry (colored). and
has been for some time temporarily in COM
mand of brigade.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

RAILROAD LANDs.-These lands, atlver-
: Used elsewhere. are selling rapidly. Judge
Gregory, the agent at this place, informs
us that he has already disposed Of $4,000
acres IN this county, and all to persons
who intend settling upon and improving
them, or to those whose farms lie adjoin-
ing.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

Caps Shoes Buffalo Ovehocs Rubber
Boots and Shoes Moc:sins, Drawers, Flannel Cotton and
Linen Shirts, and everything necessary
to complete outfit.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21

GoSE TO jan. - The two burglars,
brought from Cincinnati by Deputy Sher-
if Early and police officer Davis on
Tuesday night, had a preliminary exami-
nation before Esquire Walker yesterday,
who, after hearing the evidence in the
case, adjudged them guilty and fixed
their bail at $1,000 each, and in default
of such bail they were consigned to the
vigilent care of Sheriff WolAin, and are
now within his hospitable walls.
y Their names are James Hamilton and
VIM. Cummens and they were fully rec
ognized as the men who were prowling
around the store the day before it was
robbed
They remained in the city two or three
days after the robbery, and one of them
was shot in row of some kind at the
Fort Donelson House, on Locust street,
by the proprietor, the ball passing through
the feshy part of his thigh, which still
bears the marks of the wound.
We are also informed that before they
left it is supposed they robbed the Fort
Donelson House of a silver watch and
Sl9in cash. 1t is pretty clear that they
are booked for the long term in the Gen
eral Assembly at Jacksonville.