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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-C CHAMBERS FEB. s-BefoTe Justice
INGRAHAa.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs -Fcb. e.-BefoTe Justice
NGnAHAx.
IN RE- TIE UNION HOME SCHOOL.
The People tx rel Mary NJ. Worries agt. Mrs.
sym. ct a-Mr Chauncey Sharer produced awht OF hs'
beas bile this morning directing the defendants
10 produce tho bodies OF several children who had been taken
nv them rom the Union Home aud School in nyeighihs
TO the Home Of tie Frcndless At Flushing L. The parties
came into Court this morning with friends, nelud
nu large number Of ladies' The petition alleged that mum
be Of half orphans he. been received in the Home under
their act Of and had received all and aiten
ton On the 2h day Of January, Mr TheodoreT johnson
and number other ladies TO the school and told tie
children that they must with them or the police would taAe
e and by threats and per,Ga.ion- succeeded IN inducing
Then. TO leave the so the Home Of the frendes'
RESPONDENTS by their counsel justify the taking otLe ch
drsu and aege that they badly treated at the Home
and /, was an set OF humanity to take them away.
Mr. scssr applied FOR time to aver'ethe allegation IN the
return tho rdjouned to Wednesday morning
DECISIONS. :.
Thomas Jes.up ct al. AT Wa.hnston Medallion Pen Co
-Refertnce ordered Thomas sullivan at Mars,fe' gum
vnn-Koport confirmed and Judgment 81 divorce siah'ca
Before Jusiic. BARhARD :,
William G.. Barnet agt. Louis Humbert. DAVID
ton al, .uar Hook John :. Thomas Sc, sgt Daniel or'n
ncr.--Motous denied Francis ssiddy e al ssI H. naeh
'O'''- Cn.culr-Fks 6-Bciore Justice LrosARp
SUIT FOE sLANDER
Luther G. Tbbcts agt. William IL. rogg.-H
. ,,.c inf slos damages Tor slanderous Ian
run-e need as alleged by defendant forc IN stating that
plaintiff was insane and crazy, and should be taken to an
us YUM" a. - . = a,
In to copp,n, and stated hat the tes applied to the
n,utig wer, contained in the t0 the complaint
= he plaintiff being unable TO sustain cause OF action Wa"
non and upon Application Of Dudley tield counsel for
defendant an extra allowance OF $50 was given.
ANOTHER ISLANDER SUIT.
Luther G. Tibbets agt. Horatio Trumbley.-The
thcsse similar to the sne above aud charges
defendant with having used sanderous remarks the
Con, Exchange much to his (plAinhs) injury member
of aid exchange The defense set justification sew
era witnesses were examined whose testimony show ed thai
plaintiff had often given evidences OF insanity not only by bis
general but also In bis business transactions
Tie case Is Sill on.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPrcAL TERx-FRB. s-Bsfore
Justice BAaBouR.
DECISIONS.
Jane Bryant agt Mary Helen Bryant ct AL
Motion derled JENKINS AIT. Wheeer.-Case Incomplete.
Before Justice MossLL
Owen Falley agt. james McCormick-Cas SET
tied ,,
George w. Plat ag,. Fannie j.. Il. Pic'on.-'
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Order for leave 20 amend Of respective defendants
granted on payment Of 10 costs Order in Clerks once
Max H. Stein agt Mary C. T.. Stein-Repo confirmed and
Judgment Of divorce granted.
Before Justice NoSCBIFF.
Charles t. Livermore agt. Newton 1t. John
Motion denied with 81 costs TO panih William n. Spring.
stein sg John Powe.-Moton denied witho &c sid
without costs either party. See menorandlm papers
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THE BALTIMORE FIRE DEPARTMENT AS IT

THE BALTIMORE FIRE DEPARTMENT AS 1T
WAS AND ~ IT Is.--We have been requested to pub
lish the following letter Insurance President Of
BALTIMORE Nd. Feb. |. 1865.
prAE SIR: Your esteemed favor 81 the goth OF Janu
AIRY was received Yesterday aud AZ the earliest moment
possible wo send the Information asked for Your first
question H.,
What force Of men and apparatus employed under
the old system :" Answer-iwcnty.fou companies ana
about three thousand men (vOlur'cers).
I'd Q-What force IA now used ASeven steam en-.
gnes hook and ladder companies anu one hundred
81 Q-Amount Of expense OF last year Of old system
A-Aycrage for ten years old plan, sJ3Oo' appro
priacd by the City Councils and about the same amount
contributed voluntarily by annual subscribers TO the
different companies.
An O-Amount Of fire losses same Year, (See below
sth Q-Amount of expenses each year uhcer the he"
sysiemi A-Aboni $4,000.
9th Q-Amoun, of losses each year,
Ain lrG0 $4,000; in lstl sil,o'J; In leo2
sos CD; In lsGj, $i5o72 In lsti 1851 The amount
Of increased loss for l-6i caused by coal oil factories
You viii the losses in 1860 first year oi the new
system very much larger than any year since mol
having fairly recovered from the evils OF the Old abo
nation by reference to Reports for 1903 page H. you
will the benefits OF the new system plainly evident
The incendaIy fires, being gradually reduced from
n first year Of the new plan to , for ltdi:
But the great good produced by the change 10 steGm
in n moral point Of Wow is incalcuabe. Now oil is
order and regularity when formerly all was confusion
worse confoundod. Ion can now go to fire ara con
verse in an ordinary Of voice with the certainty of
being heard when formerly it was utterly impossible
Our Sabbatls quiet and orderly Boys ana ro"dics
have lost all interest in fires and arc not allowed To
come near the ircmen 10 interrupt
We think the time has come when the New.iorh
fire interest should rise In It's majesty on tbs snpcct
The frequency and extent Of fires in your city IL really
alarming and VIZ sincerely trust the good WORK may
20 on until the reform Is complete.
We send YOU ali the reports issued under our new
system hoping they mny assft your efforts in the good
work. Very sincerely. your friend, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Mr. WILDER presented the concurrent reSoin,
lutions Of the Kansas Legislature fr the protection o.
the Overland California Mail against hostile ihGas,
and they were referred to the Committee on militia
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REORGANIZATION or THE COUNTY CLERKS
OFrrcE.-Since Mr.. William c. Conner entered upon
the duties OF County Clerk at the commencement OF the
year. tho several departments and business arrange
ments in that Office have been thoroughly overhauled
recognized and put In q condition which affords better
facilities TO any having business with the Once
These desired changes partly due 10 Capt Joseph
H. Toone. Cashier Of the Office Among tho new resu'
laons imposed by Mr. Conner are that the clerks at
tending the Supreme Court, must keep detailed
account Of all fees and moneys received by them Tor
and in discharge o. their official duties, and pay over
10 the Cashier all moneys received on the hrst ana
third Mondays of ehch month. Af0 all clerks VINO re-
ccive moneys must present " .Le Cashier or county
Clerk on the last working day OF each month, &c,
tailed account Of all the moneys so received enu pdd
over by them, which account must be vrrihed Dy an
davit depository Department has been formed
where AL the old writs. executions and documents
some Of them dating far back as 1870 are kept by
Mr.. William Wilas IN systematic manner. where me!
can easily be found when wanted Thesc papers have
before been kept In very dis0rierly condtloh Inc
Department OF Searches for Liens" has p'en clealcu
and put III better order. Hereafter oil acquisitions loi
search" must be handed Immediately 10 the thei
Searcher," Mr.. Joseph 4. Duryca, whose duiy IA 70
have them numbered AMI entered IN book that such
searches may he made In their regular turn as mum,
bered The Equity Department has beon rearrasged
and Capt Edward Lett appointed clerk. The titles III
this department have heretofore been that nobodys
consent required 10 inspect them Now they have
10 be obtained through tho clerk. Tho Law Depart
msnt and Judgment Rolls Rooms have been rearJargod
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H0RTICULTURAL.-The third lecture OF the
free course given by the Horticultural Association OF
the American Institute will be delivered this evening
by John Henderson cs'l.; subject, " Winter Flowers
Mr. Hendersons wei known ability 20 treat tAis sub
Iect will particularly interest the ladies'. Lecture TO
Commence at - O'Clock the rooms of the Institute in
Conpcr Union Balaing.
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Refutation Of the Alleged Cruelty 10
Soldiers at Fort Schuyler Hospital.

To Ne Editor Of The n. J. Irftunt.
SIR: The following extract is taken from The
World Of February 3.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEclAL TsRx-FrB. C.
Before Judge BRADY
DECISION.

Larned agt. Valentine.-This bill OF costs must
be reduced to 80 g.
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LARGE CoSrRIpurLoXs.-Th congregation

IAKGE CONTK1BU HUME IIV NVHET' rF'I0I
AT All Souls Church" New-York (Rey. DIR. Bellows
minister lately took up Dor contribution of s. coo for
the Unitarian American Association The West
Church Boston Unitarian Rev. DIR. Barol minister
lately contributed in Dor collection over loo for
the Georgia Freedmen. IT'S not often large amounts
are obtained without open subscriptions, but the i'm
promptu box collections much more credtaoe to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

ARRIVAL OF GEN. MosoUERA.-Gen. Thomas
C. de Nosqucra has arrived here his 10 England
"a Minister II the United states II Colombia. Gen.
Nosauer is distinguished for bis patriotic and valuable
in all the revolutionary movements IN his native
land during the last naf century.
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FINE SKATING AT THE FIFTH AVENUE PoND.

RECRUITING AND OUR QCoTA.-No special
efforts have yet been made for Sling up the quota OF
New York County by recruiting aud the County 'oirn'
ter Committee stn remain in Washington trying to
y hitte IL down Recrsils 10 tie number Of two were
nbtained YESTERDAY AZ toe Count Headquarters in the
Park towards hiiing up our quota of2l, Olg men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

CONCERT AT RoCKLhND IssTTTUTE.-A grand
concert will be given by the teachers and pupils %
RocGland Female Institute assisted by Prot. ID. H.
Griswold. at Nyack on Wednesday evening. the sth
INST The proceeds are TO b. devoted 10 the relief 81
lie dcstltute families of soldiers in that vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

BOARD OF CoUYcILMgy.-At the calling OF
tie roll Of this Board Monday afternoon but two
members appeared and the President declared the
board adjourned TO Thursday afternoon next at ?
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEcIAL TEax-FsB. s.-Bsfor
Justice BAaBoUR-
DECISIONS.

Jane Bryant agt. Mary Helen Bryant et Al
Motion derasd JENKINS agt W heeler.-Case Incomplete
Before Justice MoHELL
Owen Falley agt. james Mccormick Cass set
tied. ,,.,
George w. Plat ag,. Fannie j.. Il. Pic'on.-
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xoRrurpy ovrPLAND TELEGRAPH.
rsH OF THE HALL GRAgTrD.

Mr.. GRINNELL offered resolution That inc We oi ths
hall be granted 70 the American Union Commission
the object Of which is 10 provide AID ior wte refugees
Mr. Cox congratulated the Republicans that they pro-
posed 10 do something for white men,
He was called TO order.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
FARMERS INSURANCE..

Editor st. Cloud Democrats: -,
DEAR SIR Allow me to present your
readers the following testimonial in regard
to the Madison Mutual Insurance Company.
It is an old, rich, and reliable company
insures farmers property against Fire and
Lightning, and has insured more than forty;
thousand persons. Mr.. sA.,G. Spalding is
now>insuring as,Agent for this company in
the vicinity of St. Cloud. CITIZEN. >:
~ IT i ST.: CLouD, June 9TH. 1865. !;
TO THE FARM1Sa} PuBL1c the under.
signed takes pleasure in adding his testi-
mony to that of many others in respect to
the deserved reputation Of the Madison
Mutual Insurance Company for; paying its
losses. Having suffered a loss BY fire in
April last, he informed the Company Of the
fact, whereupon G. R. Montague, Esq.,
the General Agent, came up: promptly and
paid the amount of the loss. This is what
all farmers want, and no one should 20 I'M
insured for single day.'a st2*:9t< .'' =
MICHAEL LAIR .5....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

{ IrsMs. During the thunder storm on
Sabbath morning, q large pine tree imme-
diately back Of Mr.. H. G. Burbank's resi>
denoe, was struck By lightning, and strip
ped Of bark to the ground
AZ detachment Of CompanysK, % Caval-
~, passed through town; on Monday, en-
Srsi.te from r. Ripley u Sank Centre.
Hon !. O. Hamlin5 returned from the
!. East on Tuesday evening.
Dr.. Galpin presents his card to the peo-
pie Of st. Cloud, and will visit them four
+ times = year.
Messrs. Noel s Bowes have . quantity
of lime which they warrant, for sale at
their new yard, in lower town. t,.srs
/ Mr., s. O. Crawford will give great
Fourth Of July Ball at Little Falls. "A good
time may be expected.F See Notice. IL. S.
Mr.. Lewis Clark is good practical
'machinist, and can %, all kind Of repair
ing. He IS also agent for J. H. Manny's
Reaper and Mower--considerel the best
in use. See his card.
While the ceilar45of Alden's new meat
house was being excavated yesterday, one
side caved in, dropping the supports of
Bell & Co.'S store, and the building mar
rowly escaped going over. . >.::,,,r
P. L. Gregory Esq, started East this
morning on short trip. So. I'll, >,
. sE4 L Z = sy-s = -.
= 'PATRoNlzE HoME TRADE.-1t IS a we'll
established principle that it is better to
patronize such professional men and deal
ers as are located ina town, than those
who remain for but a short time. In this
connection, we would state that DR.. Upham-
has established q reputation as a skillful
dentist, having practised for a number Of
years, and his work gives general satisfac-'
tiap, The people of St. Cloud and this
section Of the State will find it to their ad-
vantage to obtain his professional services
rather than those Of person comparative
uukuOWQ, -. 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

A CARD 70 INvAL1Ds.-A Clergyman, while residing
in South America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on
by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire to benefit tho afflicted and unfortunate
will send the recipe for preparing and using this med
icine, in sealed envelope to any one who needs it,
Free Of Charge. a II
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself Address,, W. @:9>sz as:2 its!t! @#: -
sE.s et*sf.4t t:ss. sA..s -s-ts JOSEPH T. INMAN,
v7n35 s:5j3 Station D, Bible House, New York City
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

3 The CoNcERT.-A vocal concert was Civ
en- at the Methodist Church on last Friday
evening, the proceeds being for the benefit
Sof the families Of soldiers in this neighbor-
hood who might be in need. In conse-
quence of insufficient notice having been
given, the house was not as we'll filed as it
would otherwise have been. About twen-
ty voices COMPOSED the company, and con-
sidering the circumstances under which the
concert was gotten up, the pieces wereigen-
orally we'll sung. :. Some indeed, were very
good. ..,1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

AELlEiAsEn.---,James Owens, whose con-
anenehtsto Jail on account of dangerous
insanity ne noticed last; week, was ;releas-
cd on Wednesday evening, the slst ult.-
lie has now entirely recovered, and remem-
perg nothing Of his previous mental condi,
ton. - aga ( I@..T
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

FAST Thursday last was most
suitably observed in this place. All stores
and places OF business were closed SER
vices were held in the different churches,
and to all appearances the day was as So
cred as a Sabbath. Rev. E. v. Campbell
delivered, at the Methodist Church, On ex-
cellent sermon, which many more than
were present might have heard with profit
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

~THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Warning and In
struction for Young Men--published by the Howard
Association aud sent free Of charge in sealed enve
opes. Address, Dr.. J. sK1LLEN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association Philadelphia, Pa. wholly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

WIHIsKERSl WHIsKERs!-Doy you want Whis-
w kers or Moustaches? Our Grecian Compound,
will force them to grow the smoothest face or chin
or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks. Price, 81 90.
Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed, receipt of
price. Address, ~. WARNER & CO.,
v7n341y Box 1873, Brooklyn, n Y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

DONATION V1slT.-The friends of Rev,
David Tice will give him donation visit
on Tuesday evening next, at the Methodist
Chapel. There will be an abundance of
ice cream, cake, g., in the way of refresh
ments; good music. old and new, which
together with social chat, will insure first
rate time. All are iavited to attend.
BY order of Committee of Arrnnrements =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

All Wool
s.s Fhnnes, Linen and Worstsd Damask Domestic and
Gingham, Philip Allen, Sprague
Tana Ribbons Black and Figured Silks Bocades chin cobrge
an5aRep'd Merinoes Nous de Laines All Wool
Scotch Plads, Apacas,
French silk and worted)
Dimity Bands, Ruming Plain and Fancy shawl and a.
with especially for this market
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

The Circula ton OF the Democrat
10 DOUBLE that OF any other p&peE
published above st. Anthony Falls
Lot Advertisers reno mber this. s+'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08


MAINE PRA1R1E.-Mr.''H. Dam informs
as that the crops on the Prairie are in the
very best condition. All the. land that has
ever been under cultivation, and more, has
been sewn this season, and an abundan
harvest is anticipated. We hear reports
equally encouraging from other portions of
the County. ..s; ,:f.*, g%y.s s..,:,..,
~" The srYLE.-A great many Germans
are coming from the old country and taking
farms in this County. They ah bring large
quantities Of money-all in gold. We
were in Mc'C Cures bank on Tuesday and
saw woman with q whole apron-full Of
greenback, (having just exchanged gold
for them which she threw into a market
basket as she would q lot Of lettuce. 2,
~ - E'tt..E l -
MuIEs-The government has an i'm
mense number Of mules which are being
sold off at auction at Washington. Would
it not be a good thing for; number of our
farmers and transfers to join and send an
agent, or employ some one in Washington,
to purchase for them "a lot o. these ami
mails They are selling at much below,
their real value. See the advertisement IN
another column. :2Es: .sa51aa
SALE, OF LAHDs.--A list Of lands, for sale
by the 81. P..s& P. R. R. Co.. win be found
in another column. These lands comprise
some Of the best in the State, and viii, be
sold on favorable terms. n .s..@s.5s.ls. j,
M Henry Hoepner has opened new
grocery store on st; German street, where
he keeps stock Of the choicest family gro
ceries, to be found in the market, and for
sale at fair prices. A call at his store will
prove the truth Of what we have said.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

+, PRoMoT1oYs.-LieuttC c. Gould has been
promoted to be Captain of Company G,
Fourth Regiment; and Sergeant George
Hansen to be Second Lieutenant of the
same company. Both are residents of St.
Cloud, and have served faithfully in the
army for more than three years. :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

ISDIANs.-On Sabbath last the mail car
riers on the route between Fl. Abercrom-
bic and Georgetown, on Red River, saw q
email party Of Indians in a ravine by the
roadside. They turned, and the Indians
followed few steps, not, however, going
out Of the ravine. :, A cavalry force was
sent from the Fort in pursuit, but no In
dams could be found. We learn the above
facts from Mr.. H. H. Herbert, of this place,
who was but short distance behind the
carriers i : = $>''-'. =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
D~ Business notices in this column, put
in same as reading matter, fifteen cents per

., CoRREsPoSDkscs.-A An interesting lett er
from Dixie will he, found ON the first
page. :.
q Atettcr from Charley, g Il canp Stone.
man near Washington City, is on file for,
next week 9: 2.f,S ss ha!na all
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

HAIL SroRM.--On Saturday afternoon,
st. Cloud was visited by quite severe hail
storm, which lasted for some ten or fifteen
minutes. Hail-stones. ranging in size
from 4 hazel nut to plum, fell thick and
fast. This hail storm and the rain of the
same afternoon seem to have been gotten
up specially for this place, as they did not
extend in any direction beyond a circuit Of
Two miles from town. ..E .'s.s, ~ "a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

10 For al; kinds Of JOB WORK
yau 1t this once. a2f.fs5 $1,000
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

SALE o. LAND,-A s0srnaan named John
Seiehner. Just arrived from the old couin--
Ny, bought this week from Nicholas Rusch
living near Rockville, twelve miles from
st. doud, his farm Of one hundred and
sixE acres, paying therefor $1,000 in gold
ans 0in.greesbacks.s
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70 8, oG. !, a 9. Me 81

DlRxCfoRY OF n. y. CHURcH-Divine service every
Sabbath, at l019 q. M and p. M. Prayer Meeting
and Glass every Thursday evening at 71as Sabbath
School at ll3S O'clock every Sabbath morning.
. = = $50 st5ssss'% DAVID TICE, Pastor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

RA1x.-During the past week this por-
ton Of the, State has bsen: favored with sew
eral fne rains. That Of Sabbath morning
was heavy and extended over q large tract
Of country. Crops arc looking most prom
Using in consequence,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

May be found. Fl ].
The highest price paid in cash for wheat.
st. Cloud, May 26th, 1864. v6n44
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4. ..:s,e.=- UNION MILLS s=..4
]. Flour 10 u and Feed Store.

TNHE Proprietors Of the above Mills have
II opened . Store in '.Gorton's Building
on Washington avenue, where q constant
supply Of .@te5s
ii: #:ss.. .8 .zf&fl ~ 80 49, = sis.: 5
FLOUR,