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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-07-20
Abandoned Lands. /.

WAR DEFARrMENr, Burcau of
Freedmen, Refugees and Abandoned
s,eu Lands, Washington, May %.
CIRCULAR No. 3. | (, @ SSE'' i'TasiA
s1 Whereas a large amount of land ii ,
tile, State Of Virginia, and in other States
that have been in insurection, has been
abandoned by disloyali owners and is
now being cultivated by Freedmen; and
whereas the owners of siich lands are
attempting to obtain possession ofitlien.
and thus deprive the Ffeedmen of the
'frnits oftheir industry;oIt is, ordered
that oil abandoned lands in said States
now under cultivation by the Freedmen
be retained IN their possession nntilithe
crops now growing shall be secured for
their benefit iunisgs full aud iss. com.
pensation be made for their labor and
its products, and for Expenditures h'@
The above order .will not be so con.
strued as to relieve disloyaly persons Of
the consequences of their .diaoyslty
and The application for the restoration
OF Their lands, BY this class Of perscnst :
VIII IN no case be- entertained by any
military apshprity. Al5lA N pi,sos;yN
n 30 %. sHowAaD
Maj. Commissiouar Bfrea,, Of
,Freedfie' ed Abandoned Lands.
,ssis, 4 s8Ae prpAnrNESr,'
gyi n \, Adjptapt Generals Office.
,..s Washington, May22, 1895.
t'AlL military authorities viii s,lstain
tlle Commissioner Of the Bureau lsofs
Refugees sFfeedmen and Abandoned
.,Lands, and aid him in tie execution OF
theabove ORDER. -. ,'sE lts ~ 's3t
By direction of the Secretary Of
s3is,s As ~ y. Tow9sESp,
Aissistant Adintant General.
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The Richmond RspuSziean, ofThurs

The Richmond Republican, fThurs.
dao, says: Gen. Il. i. LEE and family
left the city last evening for Carriers.
vile, Cumberland County, near which
place they will occupy, for the summer,
a cottage on small farm. A large
number Of farms, in different parts Of
Virginia, have been offered as presents to
Gen, Lee but ho has in every case de.
clined to accept them During this
week, citizen of Richmond preferred
him one of the finest farms in Orange
County, which another offered to stock"
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wINNSBOFaO.
Thursday Morning, Jaly 90, 1866.

. % l.
Some "ingenious scomdref' has taken
it upon himself to alter the change bills
ofthe denomination of Five Gents, as is.
sued by Messrs. ELLIOTT & Co. The
figure s, in left hand corner of bill, has
heen altered by the addition Of an 0,
thereby making the figure read SO,
while print reads "6ye cents" Parties
are cautioned against receiving these
bills,as Messrs. ,ELLIoTT & Co. have
called them in and will cancel them.
There 20 bills of tie denomination
Of Fl ants now issued by Messrs.
ELL 10.
Th, n be very easily detected
by reau..s and upon close examina.
ton of the alteration it will be found
that it is not done with printers ink, but
with aoriting fluid.
We hope the person or persons who
did this villanious piece Of work will be
caught and carried before our military au.
thorities and severely punished. They
deserve it.
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= Messrs ELLTeTT & Co. have author
lied us to say that they have called in all
oftheir change bills of the denomination
of Five Gents. All persons having bills
of this denomination in their possession,
by presenting them at the store of
Messrs. ELLrorT g. Co. viii have them
cashed. ,,. -......-
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The Petersburg Erpress of the 18th
instant, informs us that small pox has ap.
peared in that city. .,.a ...
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-07-20

Our exchanges say that the great fire
in New York destroyed over half a mil.
lion dollars worth of property, among
which is enumerated the. Office Of the
New York Herald, which was entirely
consumed.
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total exceptions to the President S amncs.
typroclamation at from 100000 to 25o,,
600 men, divided as follows. Persons
above Tie rank Of colonel, 400 |: raiders
from Canada, 1000. privateetsmcn,
$500; volunteer rebels worth above
$4,000, $4,000; forsign agents of reb.
el government, 200 nal officers,
l6o disloyal jurisg eSding con.
gressmeno l42; old sQasx lifArs, l56 :
persons VIE maltreatda ers, 300;
govern sbel Statss s northern
men Roy, 400 soldiers in
ssbsl der States not sece.,
aed, bern prisons at the
curre1t those who have
takenv broken it 80, 900.
An Ints President johnson.
&aAs5 5lefteS ashington gives a
detailYalaecea pfa interview between
General Logan and several gentlemen
and President johnson. The letter,
says: &liayBps ID
"a, gentleman present spoke of negro
suffrage, and suggested that, in recon.
struciing The Onion, It would be ineces:
ssary to ldisfranchise some leading rebels
and enfrahchise others, meaning loyal
colored people, that the case of the
Virginia misunderstanding would
be repeated overagain. " II
"Phe President replied that, with
regard to the extension of sufIrage, the
sentiment Of the country at present APP.
peared to tend towards q restriction
rather than an extension, Of The right of
suffrage generally 2af FTSR.
General log seconded tile views
of the Pre- 96 the .absyey and then
it not be polite 10 rive
E|:S S7s= kssse right Of suffrage insll,c.
Flo thought that 1t niahs be
sad advisable ~ ifirst to hold them Il, a
sort of pnpilage by mili.n, esosce. \ A.s
soon as they could be- trusted, then
give them the same power they posses.
sed before. The General also remarked
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The following interesting account of
the escapcis furnished by the CORES.
pondent of the New York World;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
DRINxktFOII THE ..DuG-DAYs."

/ The excessive use Of cold water: during
the swelteriug heat Of the ''dog days. Of
summer often results in serious and, ,,Iarm-
ing Illness! lit il, therefore advisable, that
SOME ~beve-agecshoull be"sabs.itsted~ for.~it
:qf which alose oppressed can psstake with
safety. 'Ear thiss PurpSSe i've know Of no
better or more refreshing drink than the TO-
loving TAX 1t .the best 5white< James
ginger root, carefully bruised, Two ounces ::
6 cam Of fartaI, one souncc MATER. six
quarts, to Be boiled for about FIVE minutes,
t AN strained ;s<p the skrained liquor ada
zone pound Of sugar, and again place it over
the FIRE; koeAh we'll stisrsd ill, lhs suga,
is perfscHysapelred' and then spanrsit inte
an. earthen vessel, into which you have
previously put two drahms of tartaric acid.
aud the rind af one lemon, and lc; it re-
,nainstill.t4e heat.xfeluqcd to laks WARM
tempkf9tp<e Saal "a ablesPoon fuEo; vase
| stirling them well1ogethcr, and tott'Gg + 5r
use. =. The .eorkst must be we'll. secured
The driiik vial be in high perfection fn,,s,u,,.
Or five, days. This is q very refeeshing and
wholesome beverage; and :oNei u hicll .na:y
bei largely, pertaken of, without any I'm
pleasant results even in the Hottest wealth
er.-4Hainc Fl1mer.,eE AVN HG4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
.2MI6 {
NOTES FOR JULV.

- $50. z =saf i. ~ I - j
From he American Ag4culturist.
7 !AsSsatocsl hish ad,.hMtih g,add hbh,uf
potatoes as soon as practicable as the ro.ts
should not be disturbed after tubers hAYe
begun to form. If weeds appear among
pm, thy should be pulled rather than
Sh l!s np2 80
TouliyH- Keep good dust Bath for the
fowls, and add unleacLcd wood ashes to it
r sRPs ar APPLICATION
Of Kerosene, which maybe rubbed undsr
tho wings, and on the packs and breasts OF
the birds. thite,W4sA. oocasiap4.llx and
thoroughly house, tasrdl.es Aasis;Saaa ALL
Sheep.--The best attention for sheep this
month is to allow them abun dance of,good
grass and salt. Dry ewes and yearlings
are very liable to DO in aeat this month.
,ssf9ltbat bucks g do not run il thesame flock
with them, hn7ess fNNtvy afes shackelad. If
there are any old ewes in tie flock, separ-
ate them q once, where they may .be fed
one pound Of corn meal dsilyI -solaai.. ia "a
in q small.aselesufe, they may be fed now
cd grass Ind ndeak. Manage III this way,
} 1AeWvSl make good mutton in two months.
IohfcMts will sfatten much sooner IN hot,
than i'll cold weather.
Slqcks.-W Where hay or grain isto put in
stacks, make q foundation at least half a
foot from the ground. The best way to
build stack is, long and narrow, and to
cover i with good boards, placed directly
Id. taaftop, ttahidg at,TdM axe The cover
ing Of . lean-to, sloping only in one direc-
ton.
= ling.-Millet, Hungarian grass, oats,
sorghum and corn, may be son I'd for sofa
Tu,nips-There is no kind which gives
better satisfaction on the whole than the
purple top strapleaf. 1t is the turnip for
the million, both for the table, for market,
and for teed. Swedish turnips (Rutaba
sowed during this month, make excellent
table vegetables, better thanifnowexae ear
Ter, because tenderer. Sow IN arms, and
s5ens Or o by,
places, aud where you cannot use the seed
NV ws4Tuq
Vent2ators.-Make one or two near the
middle of every stack, and NOW, by lacking
T four boards about one foot wide together,
making q trunk set these on the end, and
is)ca.ried up. soma fdles shdaid Ss S Sored
assssb ASS IS Sass1 hs sssEls;eF
hay answers = similar purpose 70 the trunk
Of boards, but Of course, may not be left in
the top. OF, the hole, las the trunk may,
when the nov is full. 5' "a '-Ssi IL
! Haxst lila localities where. winter wheat
will be fit to,hsExesskl.e: last ofi sAenoMA,
the gain is fu.ly ripe.,-:MAeat ma kea more
and better -four, if 1T is cut before the
leads droop before the kernels have pas
SD the slough state. Leaye, an acre.. o.,
more Of the earliest and best TO ripen fully
for seed. Wheat makes better four to put
i, it i'll shock, as soon us cut, rather than
: to sun it in the swath, as is sometimes
pEac,ised. In lowery weather, cover tho
shooksswith hay. caps.etll es;.s.:e .;.e.I H. ,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
V3FFt - y 8 = = VIZ 49, 3. { q :
r,ssa:, 1861

INCREASE OF IS The Iarattr'{
Gssettef EDghsh). asserts and proves by:6g-s
urestha7 one pair Of .ats viii hays progeny
and descendants no less than GIL $50 il.
three years. II Now, .t,unless this immense
fauiify can he keptvaown, thcyaewould
same more food thsnEwoplds sustain $4,000
human beings. -
hs- See "Ctstar ., advertisement In this paper.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
- y Live Stocks =

NIX Live Stock Nm
Droyers md farmers wilf ind ms d msst Ml~NnTa
gcous for live stock Capacious yards, we'll w.
tered and supplied with every convenience h.ve beer
cpencd this line and its connections, and every at
tcnion is PAID their wants FROM Harrisburg WHARF
will be found every convenience for feeding all r. ST.
ing ac!o.cr' ;sfoaereAtf The PHI ADELPf1fA, NJ "
YORK and BALTIMoRl, MARKETS This will asc
bef.un. the shortest Quickest and most direct rtufe
for stock III NGY sis Alientownl and wi. Ii w.
Ter changes than any ether
HEXkY e uWfNNEffss 9 2sh1 7scref 4 r,t, fhiiss
Il II: A aysfe 4 fs 4Fa4 gfgy!. Yeti Kh|e4gs als r.
plNslok. So NE ~ d A III xxAND
mga ~.~
On and after Monday, November 7t!,. Passenger
s' eG'i MotS1 sa ,s,s>-} v.vss,xo:a .sl7s;s,
Leave stTPaul, 500 d. leave st Psnl $3.50 p iii
:, " StAnttony s:45 an :, sstsAntl,ony 42o pm
* " Manonliin, 9:lo e = Manolpin, 4As 3 m
+, 1tasca .1o:o5 = ,nivs~ Itasca s:4s.p i'm N
Arrive at Elk RIVER sss.ss Alriye ct Elk River
4 w. d e Z :. ,.s:4s ' s:Gs m
Ldavcs Elk River; E:45 sm LeavesIslk River 1925 pm
:, |. 1tasca 8sQaamy> s:tsg1 :assa,t. 3:45 p III
= Msnomin- si6's n s5"s afaiSnin, 445 , m NJ
:, |" StAnthony GAS IN IS 49, st Anthony 5:15 pm
Afrivcat St Paul 1O:25 m Arriveat St Paul SOS m
Tickets must be prrcl.ased-et-the stations, or an
extra rate viii. b.. collected by the conductor.
. l. ,>Dailys FfsIgiit TEsLns:~ e; =
i il' ss VS. r pELANQ, SUPERINTENDENT,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

~ ~ !. j. %5H II i PREMIUM
S E1WirN e. "A M A CHM S
Will do greater variety of work, and with
greater rapidity: and have taken more pre-
,misms than Ply ether s. M y, u in use.
WINS No. 242 Third street, St. Paul.
ii 7toeA Drew sIIEDIM, Eao.s
II Sir: You will please to take notice,
that on the 22p DAY QFrJULY, 1850 At
10 O'clock in the fol enoon Of said day, at
the Land Office in St. Cloud, Mimi, shall
offer proof to show an abandonment by you
Of your Homestead Entry No. 67!8, of, lots
Nos. l.. 2, 3, 4, in,seotiont No.al3,.in Town
ship No 121, Sfange No. 3G west, made the
29th day of August, 1864, at which time
and place you are notified to appear and
offer counter evidence, should YOU choose
so to do. & sass3>ss 8Sze.
~ CHRISTIANt CHRIsTIANSON.
st. Cloud Iunp 9Th 1860 juhS-6w
DEfER u. N0kbIN, ESQ.
pear at thes land ONCE 1t ST. CLOUD, Mil,
Oh tee 22R y DAY 81 alQtY p lsa5, q 2.
then aud there ! shall offer, proof - show
:nnsobend6nmarht 81 ydu IL 1Hioasiest ga ssEa-
.try No. GIT, Of the NV + of section 80,
township 12f, sralige 80, maao august. %,
she hiayohs ohoosesso to do. tfn
BARTEL LARSON.
St. Cloud, June 9Th, 1865. juns-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

NOTICE This is to certify that have
this day given my son, james Alexandra
Caughre ;, the balance off minority ;3and
will hereafter collect mono of his wages or
pay any debts Of his contracting.
jyG-Sw DAVID CAUGHREN, +
Sank Centre, Mimi July 1st, 1865.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
~ - . 2
1866.

S"COSTAR,S'' RAT EXTERNIINATORi s,
simple, safe,. and tsafcaand sure-.athe most
perfect Ratification meeting We have ever
attended Every Rat that can get it, prop
er]y prepared recording TO directions, twill
eatit, and every one that eats it viii die,
generally at some place as distant AZ posi-
.sible from where the medicine was takon.
Lake Shore 4Nich::,,S Mirror. 5 =.
no SEQ "Gosau ~ advertisement In this paper. 20 !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
r AND OFFICE, ST.: CLOUD, MIMI,
III ~ Z Z, 4 u s.&titS Z: ~. June 20th 1865.
p & 5-ss !.

SR:-You are hereby nottfed to appear at this Of
o'clock NJ, to show cause ikauy there be- why yor
Homestead Entry No. $780, for the north haffo the
southwest quarter of section 20 township 12, range
90 made at this Office the 18th day Of July, 1862
should not be cancelled as Joseph Betxoi has alleg
ed an abanfohmenton your part, asld,be will appear
at said time and place to offer proof IN support of said
allegation. HENRY G. WAIT, Register.
je22ew5 u 3. :; i asW.B! MITCHELL, RECOVER. K
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
II, ME- S s., GIN, B.ER,!

Il lQNSEANTIiY.i ion hand,s : fall suppls< 2
y iisof, ltirat qnalits lime, at per harrsl:s
OF when taken in quantities Of over twenty
barrels, ct rs cents per barrel.
Lumber q and Ill building material f6iss
nishedst0 order at ihea lowest cath priices; i
Every stylesof Furniture can be, furnisb- I
ed Immediately at the same Office. :,
All kinds Of produce taken in exchauge.
: Office at the New York Store. q - -
FOWLER 4 ToBEY.
St Cloud, June 9Th, 1862.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
UNION MEAT MARKET.
3 ...assS ;4is3s L. sc fnttaa if<
,4YHOS, or ALDEN.T ~ III,

q Ky az HVoA y. .d1UEIS, ~ N =
Would respectfully inform the people 81 81 =
Cloud thst he ID prepared to: furnish them 4
with al kinds ofs,he choicest fresh meat. 70
Fresh beet, veal, pork, mutton. poultry and d
game III its season; at prices 70 low IS the
:lowesta assNaS ofthsPubfie patronage 10 .
soieitel Shop; sncdoor:norta Of RG1eA's u
s. aelssds Ny ISL, 1854 a.. ,sn4sr,t
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ne MsE A r. NJ ARK RT. Il
= ilEs'y q. W - . - g
! JQSEPHeH OWARD, sPrepristshs,

! ] x.a I'd = '.g.7-I7I 3a 'E.slseE slE8iT s,ua
turkey sausage, pudding, smok "a tongue 8
Secs kept con stantly on hand and fers sSaees
INT the lowest rates. all persoass uishiieEa
meat are requested to call. Opposite Ii
Fletcher House. nov29-1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
;. K. BENNEIyl.aa !,
j. Il. BENN.EIslA aa !,
DkAlIR IN s7APLE AND FANCY
Dry: 80 d's,,
cEoTHslF: = II
HATS 4 cAPsa :
BOOTS & SHOES
CRoCKEKY, BHAssWARE,
LAMPS, MIRRORS, GROCERIES, 4

DElNQ now n"receipt Of my Fall and
. Winter stocf, which has been Selected
with care, purchased H. >etoal hlurksAa3d
With reference to the Increasing. wants OF
this section, would most respectfully in
rite purchasers to call and examins ny
assortment. ~ Atate
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

/ B Kingston Jr. Freight Agent, Phil12 lphto
/ CA Carpentsr. Freight Agept. l's4sturel.
sGhrke 60, Ttapstrr AgentA stfiFe,Yh :
:: II " Brown CO, C'iactnndH. Oata
4 C Medium Go, Madison. h'elf1na.
=. Morehead Co. 7o':tsriIle. kentucky.
W Altman. Ecansril'r, z',ataHa.rE rs'Et.
/ RF Sass. 81. Lpuis, Missouri.
J II McColm, Portsmouth, o.
JIM Love. aMlrsca,e; III. ftf%..
Hall Co, Mofs,ta, 0.
e. Ayres, -HusEiNgunf Earr.5 i Il
- " II 81 Ell Langley, Gui!:.pslis, g..
: IL Pierce 4 Co. Zb'esvills,s O. { itstsNt
" I.IIuison, Ripley, O.
&. KC,Neldrual, General Trasslina loa1. {. ~
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= .s5., 1866.

A VOICE tERQ4e THE FAR sWEsr:-Ass
sspeaking of Cesar j." Rat, Roach, Ant,
Ssi.ns Ns ssss go
County by vermin than would pay for tons
Of tksskst,a laseots Killer Lancaster e.as
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
I ROC ERs s CT LMO RE, Proprietors: /:
Having received a new. and splendid ~,

Having received q new and splendid 1N1N
:: Socket Carriages and Buggies, !" i /.
we are prepared to furnish Pleasure Par
Ties, Excursions and Funerals with outfits.
on the shortest notice. ~ ~ IS .aIsi III. !
Horses suitable for buggy or Saddle can
always be found Mt our stable :, = 4, . !.
IF you want a Horse and Buggy, "a Team,
or q Team and Carriage, to- go into THE
country or from one end of it, to the 9th.
Ter, call at our stable. where you can. be
accommod at oil times and at oil hsurs.
: ~ D. We are prepared 70 furnish reg
llarhnd tranyient S. = ,#f + ~
: !, BOARDING = = : $ : I
For Hoygse,s az opr. stable at reasonable
rates.,,; We:aWould respectfully state that
Chilly" Young, whom all know to be. az
hit, in the business,sNill be onThand at}all
hours, nightors day, to 4wait upon custom
Cor artioulara call ataour, ofii zee. Ii.
Y5p52-tf sfH ROGERS 81 GILMORE!s |:
hi ONWARD CITATION, pIi1LADIEIIiPinai1A, Pa.
II Diseases ~ the Ne1vdus, Seminal, Urinary and
Sexual Systes.-new and reliable treetp'entt rt
ports Of the Howard Associationsent by mail in seal
ed letter envelopes free of charge. Address, DR.. j.
SKlLLEN l1ouGHTcN, Howard Association, Mo- south
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. v7n32Iy
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

Ps 81 'sz]. Il lsab1qe:,s s s*s,s:
ed the First Prize Medal for their Pianos
over 269 others at tho great International
Exhibition. London, in fS6yy..si> - :; -
Also, Sole Agents for Chickering's cele
brated Pianos, Of Boston; and the United
Piano Forte Makers, Of New York, the best
piano IN use for the money. Also. Agents
for Grovesteea s Co., Gutenberg & Vaupcl,
and J. 4 G. Fischer's pianos.
Sole&g4ts for Princes celebrHed Me-
btcSp8 sthool 0rTes3s sra p Ea4 Ikrmo-
NUNS; also. Mason & llamlin's NJ eloAeons
and Cabinet Organs.
T.a3aE ASsyl .Last,qRHqt4 are all fully Warranted
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

i AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, Nl1NN.,
IL ,.txf} June Goth, 1SG5u q :
IL j. H. Bischog and Christian Crest - re- q
You and each of you arc hereby notified that Geo.
P. Trask will appear Mt the above named office on tho
10TH DAY OF AUGUST, next, at 10 o'clock A. H.,
to offer proof to show that you have abandoned your
respective Homestead Entries former Homestead
for n NV Il and %sw11z, and the latter Homestead
No. So for 81 &c Il and : ksw Il, section 81 'tew,f
ship SO, range 20, made ntoh same day, and will then
and you are notified to be present at that time aid
show cause if any there why his application SHOULD
not be granted. HENRY q WATT, Rsgiste},
je29-6w NV. y. tiITCIIELL, Receiver
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

.asg MEAT MARK ET. .4eas
EREsH Meea.s Hams. ssaurase audiveess.
Is tables ofsall kinds, kept. constantly ca.
hand Shop On st. Germain street. &,
Sssese l''sSs 20 hCHAs. LuEG. ..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
We keep constantly on hand the
ShT rbttgo 4$hAni1f
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments
OF all descriptions in Minnesota.

y.aDtsssa,a ,,sis 1a|Hsassts,,o,, Con,
ira Basses, Flutes, Flies, Flagolet.s, Clare
,aefhs, Ghitsrs, ,Baniosf Military drums. Of
!, all Subscriptions. BRASS ilnstrup4eAts. Accor-
idions, ,Striiss,; btc,s, 10 sooFapaete.
,iG Church 0rgaasAlsMeloleons and Pianos
tuned and seraisedaa lsro1uIsu .s,rf44
ilrslsirs q 3tena "a t,o,ss>vithdtIX
noM vtn9O1ay, b'qa& hna nialti
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Costnr's,' EIecfric PiO5IiWia1IeE fOr; Insects

"CosfaF'fs" EIeGltFic P05Nde F l0r; Insects
-. e Tor .Aet1s, .1losqa.,soss..' : -
sass atFleas Hell Bsys; s1ssedss at gs ba4aIl
-xa ssPsqet.' te'Vyls', 1te.as.s4a' e, 40. Y
nd ,tis';,, q a,ds aa ~ sssasas, PIC;
rN.!! BswSkSl Il u all iaitassbas ssE.
IT. See that "Cbstur each Box, Bottle,
and Flask, before you buy. - s1Asss
= - HENRY e. COSTAR.
aa- rincpa. Depa, 1872 Brocnsssy; Nssp Rotk!' sE'
Ns. Sold hyeE. W. l. i. g. SENS Il M, 0ARLaNG-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

FARMERS AND HoUtsEKEEpERs-
should recollect that hundreds Of dollars
swottA seL GRAIN, glisions, are aHn4k
ally destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
.other insects and vermin-all of which can
DO prevented by . ,sfew ID onarSs worth Of
..Costor's" Rat, Roach, Ant, &c., Extermi-
nntor, bought and used freely.
AD- soc .Cbstarss a,lvsrtiaen,enti in this paper
naa.. Sold in ST. CLOUD ,
7 nega by L, w: s L: G.. SIMS and y. NJ.
DARLINGTON, and all druggists and deal
ers. v7n43-4m
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Freights. itus: tiaIr

Bs this r;,tefreists of III descriptions dar b. Tor
iHred to and 5nisfhila.aelpha.s New York, pston
or baltimore, TO and from point pn the Ri!rc adt
or Missouri. ,y lsutiredd tlretss. q "a aatff9s
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad ase connects at
Pittsburgh with steamers by which goods can be Tor
warded to any port On the Oo> Musk gum, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi, Wis:6n
Hn Missouri, Kansas, Ark;nss and Red Rivers: md
At Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with steame, to
all ports on tho Northwestern Lakes.
q Merchants and shippers cntrsting the trausp, rita.
tion of1heik reshttp this Cilpany con rely it'll
Confidence Oh ftsspcddy transit. A+%fA'Fsa q -
The Rates Of Freight to and from, any ppiut IL the
Vest, by the fonnsyIyasa Cenirals Raiird aid sal.
fmfs as favorable as are charged by other Rutt ad
Companies.
Ass~ Be particular to mark packages "ria ma
Central Il. R.''
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions. apply
to or address either ofths allowing nts Of the