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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

MANsLAuaHrER.-On Sunday, 22d inst
IN outrage Was committed, ono brother
shooting the other. They weres ont drink
ing togsth until about half past eight
whenJ ohn Halden, the deceased, canne homo
somer Aat.under the influence Of liquor,at
half-psst ten, Chas. Halden, the murderer,
came like hin brother h nevertheless
seemed sysry pleasant, but His wife being
little vexed at his coming home at 50 lats an
hour and intoxicated, when she commenced
scolding him which he replied to in very
rough manner. The deceased said to his
brother that It was pretty rough usage and
that he would not stand and see a. woman
abused in such way, when quarrel COM
menced between them. Which clinched
first is unknown, but they managed to get
to the bedroom in which the pistol was.
Charley grasped it and said he would shoot
him. The deceased said he was q rebel SOL
der and that he could not be conquered,
said he had been shot at more times than
he had fingers and toes, then telling him to
shoot he didn't care. The first shot missed,
when his brother (the deoeased) told him to
shoot again as he couldn't lit him. No
sooner than said, shot struck him at the
meuth going up into the brain, striking the
skull it turned and went into the brain
again. The shooting commenced at eleven
O'Clock Or thereabout, tho deceased. living
until ten minutes past five yesterday
Hastings Conserver. .s4..,4gs.s z,,s,y..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
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furnished all tho Material Facts Of his Iii
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81 81 TIE o"., Nature hoa.e a'ase ef tie k'nd.
IT WAS COMMENCED OVER -FOUR YEARS
timacy with the President which ELECTED and placa
ut 6 command every source Of Information required
to render the work reliable, full and complete
TT WILL DE THE CHEAPEST WORK OF THE
Instead Of containing 100 pages as was promised to
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It will not be mere political history Of Mr. Lin
coins life and administrations bpt will be full and
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
THE SIXTH, SEVENTH AND TENTH

THE SIXTH, SEVENTH AND TENTH.
ST LOUIS, July 81, 1865.
J. T. Averill, Chief Mastering Officer:
The Sixth Regiment viii leave by boat,
August LIST, for St. Paul.
(Signed) H.. GRANT. -.
1t. Col. Com'dg Regt.
The Sixth numbers three hundred
and thirty men.
The following dispatch indicates
the two other regiments will soon be
at home
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81, 1865.
Governor Miller / am advised from
Vicksburg by General Slocum that the 9Th,
9TH and 10 Regiments were forwarded to
Saint Louis July 25th and eth, for muster
out at that point prior to being sent ia
their State for payment.
T. NJ. VINCENT, A. A. G.
A later dispatch ires.a- Col Marshall.
Of the Seventh Reg ment, dated St.
Louis, July 3lst, says:
The Sixth, Seventh and Tenth Regiments
ore here going home by the river. The
Ninth is few days behind.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
EIGHTH VOLUME.

With last weeks issue, The DEMO
Graf entered upon a new volume, the
Eighth. Being by six years the oldest
paper published in Northern Minneso-
to, as we'll as the largest and largest cir
culating, it has met with like degree
Of favor from the reading and adver-
Using public. We shall continue, to
the best Of our ability, to make The
DEMOCRAT, good local and State pa
per ; giving at the same time full
summary Of general news, miscellany,
poetry, tales for the Preside and matter
of general interest. Upon questions
ola political character, the past course
Of the paper will be an index for the
future. e.
With this brief statement, we ask for
THE DEMOCRAT the continued good
will of the people Of Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
'ut such threats seek the 6ovsr q DARKNESS

but such threats seek the oovsr q darkness
now. So s5sss.
Youaknow, d course, the'sp.o ulative phi
losophy vhich claims 10 trace resem-
blance between every human being and
some species of animal ~ never aaw three
people together who 50 strongly Illustrate
this philosophy as the three male assassins
who were executed last week. think
could not have passed Hsrold on the street
without mentally exclaiming cape" Ihave
been often in the drugstore he attended !,
and once, as he was putting up small
package for me, became 50 interested in
noticing his apishi ways, that caught my
self on the eve OF saying aloud, '"You mon
key" and found it n, cessary to make some
remark to hide the thought had SO nearly
expressed. When on trial before l had
recognized Kim as one r had seen elsewhere
that same thought came, "What an ape!"
And strange his character, as gwen on tri-
al, had the fidelity and ready cunning Of
the apo. 81 IT. s5S4 @5s' ~. . '.@@''',sj t.@
= Payne, on the other hand, was oil bovine
| Once party Of hunters described to me a
Buffalo hunt, in which they had been en-
gagged IN three days before, in Dacotah. =
They were eloquent in their account Of a
fierce, old bull, who stood to defend his do
m,nion, while his family fed in dismay.-
They told Of his charge first at one and
then another of his would-be eaptors, and
of the disdain with which he shook their
bullets out of his matted trontlet. ~ had
not Thought Of the scene for years until I
saw Payne sitting erect and fearless among
his captors, and the whole picture then
came up like a fash. The ewell of the
powerful muscles of the neck, spreading
out to the shoulder, tapering in the jaw
tue form of the spinal column from the
waist to the top of the head straight as an
arrow, without that swell behind tho car
which is said 10 indicate that the social af.
lection in the human head-tl,e large pro-
jecting jaws-the ju,ting brows, sloping
forehead and the prominence above, and
. little back of he ear; but especially the
large grey eyes, with their spot Of white
light, was The monarch of the prairie. His
peculiar rotion in tossing aside his hair
added greatly to this resemblance, and l
could we'll believe his assertion Of ne NAL
ice against Mr.. Seward. lie simply hal a
fierce delight in conflict, had been trained
to believe that MIR. Seward was tresspassing
upon his grazing lands-hs divine right OF
owning and flogging his own slave, and
charged ut his pursuer like the wild buffalo
Of the plain. '> 4' >@:.|E 1@s: .a&*:r@ i.
Atzeroth was a panthc, :; the form and
carriage Of the head, the small, green eyes,
the motion of his hands, the very atmos-
| phere around him, spoke crattiness, deep
and low, cruelty, cowardicc. Whatever he
did, or proposed to do, was for some i'm.
mediate personal tcncft. He could only
spring for prey when he felt assured Of
success. JANE G. SWlSSuELM.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

New MUs1c.-From Horace Waters,
481 Broadway, New York, we have re-.
ceived Che following pieces Of new mu-
sic: "Only You and l." words by Mrs.
NJ. A. Kidder, music by Mrs E. A.
Parkhurst. "stand up for the Flag y
words by Mrs. Kidder, music by Stcph-
en- G. Foster. "Oh! Meet me Dear
Mother" words by Mrs Kidder, music
by Stephen G. Foster. Any, Of these
pieces can be had upon addressing the
publisher. '.'i - ,'S' . -. = -, ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

The Eclectic for August has been
received. :. The :, engraving is d full
length portrait Of the Grand Duchess
Maria Of Russia. The contents are Of
the high order usual to this magazine.
Harper, Atlantic, Cooley Lady's
Friend, Arthur, Our Young Folks and
tho chronological Journal have also
been received, and are all good. For
a.fuller knowledge Of their contents,
we would refer our readers to each Of
these excellent publications.. .s.,.S w.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

The Governor Of Arkansas has come to
the belief that unconverted rebels too ear
" pardoned are unlike all unripe fruit, a
cholicky article. lIe reconsiders his rec
ommendation in behalf of several Of. the
Rackensacks, and hopes the President will
put them back into q condition more favor
able than their present one, for works
meet for repentance. The hint can be bor-
rowed for general application. ..,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

NATIONAL LYRICS This is the IT,
tie given by Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
to their new edition Of Whittier's poems,
Of theiraseries of Poets for the People.
Whittier's stirring songs have too wide
fame to need a word now and this
edition is SO tasty, clear and cheap as
to be desired and obtained BY all. 80 =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The Winona Republican contains tn,
following:

following: :,..... ia.
Some weeks ago. several influential jour-
nails Of the State, including the Farihault
Republican and the Rochester Post, express
ell preference for Lieut. Gel. II. G. Kog-
ers Of Mower county for the office Of Secrc-
tary of State. At that time. Col. Rogers
was laboriug under severe ply steal di<abili-
ty, arising from his wounds, aud he there
fore refused to allow his name to he used
in connection with any office whatever. So
urgent have been the requests ofhis friends,
however, in different po. ,ions o. the S'a e,
that he would CO, mt to become candi-
date for Secretary of Sta c, that he his at
length, though reluctantly, accedcd thereto.
Col. Rogers IS = gentleman eu'inently quail
fed for the position. and is at least as de-
serving Of such recognition Of his merits
as arv other person whose name has been
suggested in this connection. Hehas many
warm personal and political friends
throughout the State who will be glad to
aid him in obtaining the nomination for
Secretary of State, of which he is in, all re
spects worthy. aaa 49, .e!..s.: I'll s~,... -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
/. FROM NORTH CAROLINA,

The Raleigh Progress continues to make
fresh disclosures of the designs Of the rebel
element in this State against Union men
and negroes, to be put into effect when the
troops are withdrawn and the new State
government goes into operation.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

SECOND BArrEnY:-The Second
Minnesota Battery, Capt. W. A..
Hotchkiss, numbering $40 men and
officers, arrived at St. Paul on Friday
afternoon: They were welcomed by
the State, city and military officers and
by the people, and were conducted to
the capitol for good supper, provided
by the ladies'. ~.... a.....~-... ,.........
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

Governor Miller has received CON-
missions for the following Minnesota
officers as Brevet Brigadier Generals
for gallant and meritorious services, all
TO date from March IL, 1865: 49,.
. Col. John E. Tourtellotte, Fourth Rcgi-
meut. 10. ~, 80
Col. William r. Marshall, Seventh Reg
iment. .-. 49,. -. ~..:..
Col. James H. Baker, Tenth Regiment.
Lieut.. Col. s. P. Jennison, Tenth Regi-
ment. - 90. -..=-t~.-.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

"A deck hand on the steamer Favorite
was drowned this morning, while the boat
was lying at the railroad dock at La Crosse.
It appears he was forward Of loaded
truck was being wheeled on the boat, and
was thrown from tho gangway plank into
the river. His body was soon recovered
from the water, but too late to save his life.
- Wnona Republican. ..- = -.''., e.. 90, s. .>'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

jeff. Davis is nervous. The tramp Of
the boys in blue disturbs him o'nights. 1t
is not they, but the slaughtered martyrs
aud starved skeletons Of Andersonvilie and
Libby. There is preparation of hemp.
seed useful in nervous attacks. {, ~. :