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MATSHMAkERt :;.::5:hfd .jtWttER
FhcT FTst 4renue dnd Welles Street,
LOWER SAINT CLOUD.

, - A1e.s1e 1M1 ~ et1eS Ot7eet,
LOWER SAINT CLOUD.
PEALER jr etee ky: Wstrhsz;E eweiry,
IL Spoons, Spectac1es, Cold Pens, Silver
Thimbles, &C., &c., of fine quality which
he Nlll sell % loY Of Hike quality can
be bsRsht this side st. chisaagp: sscal and
Watches. ciaosffss, 95t svRs siEgd& &c., repaired
in good and satisfactory manner, and on
SgS1ssph92 l} tfftfInM aid nu be.tig
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES SALE,
IN Mortgag1ss HaMrA9 Eta iSsaM and David II,
Smith, Of St. Cloud stearns County, State Of Mime.
sofa. - -
and tsss A s4sSs sf the tes county,
When and where recorded-Jul stl,, A. B. 1866,
in tho s9e ONCE of e.;
County and State Of Minnesota.
Amount claimed to be due at tho date Of this no
ttss2 9sfa and nine dollars and seventy
Description Of mortgaged promises-Lots number
ed seven and eight (8) in block numbered forty
six 46) in the town of st. Cloud to thasar
vey made by T. A. Curtiss, the pk& III Hbidat 81 -
corded in The office of the Register Of Deeds in and for
said Stearns County.
Default having been made by the Mortgagor in the
PAYMENT IF saf Alm SsqrA by said mortgage and
therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue of
P1Sis Hpe tho
yided the said will be forecosed by sale Of
the said mortgaged premises above described to be
Ryshe = tSd seif
SATURDAY, THE % DAY OF SEPTEMBER, K. D.
ct t 3 ~
herr Of fv-f3v NIT
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ARTEMASW aRD's BROTHERss

SHEcARao, March II, 1865.
To the Eaytur Of the Sunday Times:
Four years ago, while in Indianapolis,
injyania, wrote to Mr.. .Prentiss, Oft the
louisville Jurnill, regarding the where
abouts of my brothe4EA At mas #hral sof
hoom hav not hurd sinst he was boi,
~A''Ana we'roah,ed the feelds tugether,"
happy as a Mackcral in Kashmcer Sox.-
There vas four Of us brothers, all bois.
The follering is pedagog Of our family
Our parents, off wich there was twu, con-
sisted off our father and mother, namli: :
Hammer and Erysipelasl Ward. The lat
ter (my pa) was given heavily to Plugg TO-
hacker, of which he 'chewed necessarily,
though Billed Bacon, done raire, was his
best hold. He was man Who could not
go long between drinks The amil did not
perdominatc in HIM, and G, Hover took
him at the age Of GO. after 2 ,daze> sickniss.
The follering is applicable to his case:
80, kun, O KUN with mes. Spere.
After the old mans dcth, our mother was
left with The foaF, b9s aforesaid, to- ,shiss
namely. lie: il nn:i:;,,,.,.>
Erysfpeaas (named aser:fathcr.) /
Artymas (the Long Lost. ,sr,..juss
Rodney and myself. Il !
.oloazo, (named after oponzo off Piz4aro-
mean celebrity yH' y. =, .a,'9i 'a1'-:'"f 40" .
My eldest brother Ery went into tho WOO,
Dizziness, while Rod vent PVT te the orri-
gone territory, and imbarkt in the Fur.
tra!d. Err, did poorly ,at the wool; and
busted, but Rod IS still in !he Fur. coming
mummy. ~-< .-~.-,
= Arty mas, atathe lender. ago of eleven,
was suddenly mist from l.oam. iIn tins !
konntxzhin woed remark inaairr}siHn Old stocking
sbt;l99ns;pg 70 mother, containing fore dol
lars in cilyersan ,ff' y-too cents in hopper
disappeared abowt the same time. There
was party Of y ;. Of bubble sum-
mcrse't proclivitys,-iu our naberhood a
few dazc previsy aullt was aserposel Arty
had been inviggled---~-
,'s ''To leve his ga and lrippy home, i''"
=. Sands eyes, sands teeth brushes, '''"
=. Sands pale ale. -"
~. The worrild is all stage, -
~, The rest is lemon and vanilla.-Jack
SPEAK,. .:,9i.za,}' W.
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UNION MEAT MARKET.
;;..,sas.f TH()SoaaG. IiAIDEN.a34 Il 81.

THUS:.H'C q. 1AkDEN, ~
Would respectfully inform tthl III, people Of S:
Cloud That esifsa prepared to furnish them
with all kinds Hof sthe choicest fresh .meat.
Fresh beet, veal, pork muttons poultry and
game in its season, At prices As low as the
lowest. A share Of the public patronage is
solicited. Shop one door north Of Pcwelfa
Hardware Store. u ..z..,.....,......
St. Cloud, May 18th, 1864. ven4s-ts
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E: = ArpLEs:-Albert knight; Esq, of this
place, has several trees in his garden, bear
ing large fine looking apples. He has IF
teen or twenty really fine l6oking: apple
trees, sufficiently large to bear, beside as
many more smaller ones-altogetlier' ri .
,fhe looking orcnard.-St. Ptlea 12Eib,.n J.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

DE1NG now in receipt OF my Fall and
ID Winter Stock, which has been selected
with care, purchased at close figures and
with reference to the increasing, wants Of
this section, would most respectfully In
vite purchasers to call and examine my
assortment.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
,lML4i Xiv cry and sa4P. stable.

xiv cry and satPj ,'SS' stable:
gar !yrn J..
&OTho undersigned mas Just erected ~
4 large aea e9mmpaieqs is stabl& a. thesor-
ner of Lake Street and Pesry Place, oppo.
sitwC Clark s,Atore,: NEAR the 'Oentral, House.
which cd NitA liver ,stec omyr ON.
prising . number ofissu baa 1say abis, Il ! ,*7l
5 s.ssa M N b. OR ST. s. 9. :so
Suitable for either, riding d, driving, 9ssade
variety Oh, a a4:s.ss ,,t51o:, {!s suas9ts.
-'"so II AND.so lAIt1 + ~ uasd.1 I. :
Fr single double team s :. &: ., .oM g..
n:GoRhS diophs, elegant eisrrlliag es for pleas
ure parties always ready u ri a3uT}'o
u for teams for excursio FL!
n is On a. be attended 10
prom ptaY.ty t a 4o ts,ssEa its rts;tre 81 .f,i-
His stock iSof the,best, kind, and liz in.
viites, his friends to CALI
i.-ili4.,N a3+i - Ls9Bs SIESBY9
st Cloud, June 28d, 1868. v5n49-1y
IsAEpAMR1pE, So; s.; oTI a gsIIK1s
= Y 1"d sss Sefssg sJpsi B Land
ss e ssa S sSs
no. made at this ohoe.son the nth dNy Of January
fseS s the ny ana ~ A e e1a
shondnot DO declared as oh1
Collins alleges an abandonment thereof on your par,
and wall then and there offer proof In support 81 sucl
i'ekhssohs. HENRY 6. WATT, Rogistes.h
'"'x1-ow W. B. MITCHELL, Receiver.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI.

4 " =
l5 Henry ssaazdhei,:s ~ a,',sA lqlgsyt a. 1865
s1R.-You are hereby notified to appear at tho u
g. Land @c s Ct Minis tlc fSTH DAY
noon Of said day, to show cause why your Homestead
81, aeA E& tE 4 Sand be- "a pE4.4 sd tionb, Rvf
12, f1nge should not be declared hrfeitel to the
United States, as ono Harmon Vogt alleges aban-
donment on your part of said tract and proposes then
sa& IL e'ss to Ri sh sRRSrtnny
HENRY G. WATT Register.
augiii6Y y. 2. MITCHEII ReGeivcr>-
! era EoR TRNaRgE7sE COMFY o.
.Rts,5tft eoyrt femth Iaecisl sDi.ttq. tse.
Mary Janc shafer) Summons. GUS. Rev. stamp
/ rot 1874 shi oqg ssSs get,,a 'e sRsaea
6 The State of Minnesota"
. Tp,Peter v. 6Iiafer the aboya named ,1Sfentlsnt
Yot aro hereby summoned aha reqAired to answer
the complaint in this action, which Is filed with tho
Clerk Of the Court aforesaid arN to serve COPY of
your answer to tho said complaint the subscriber
at his Office in St. Cloud, stoarns county, Minnesota
within thirty days after the service of this s9mons
p Soa @ 3 S@yg,a s IS t sns
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to tho
scourtt the relief AeAmnded m akl complaint.
Dated st. Cloud Mihh Crafty 1905 $500
49, OF st. Cloud, MINI, Plaintiff q Attorney,
1T OWARD ASSOCIATION, Pn1IADEIPaIA, pa
Pisces s M Ne s'as gsnary and
ports Of the Howard Association by mail in seal
ed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address Dr.: j
SkiLLEN HoUdnToN, Howard Association, NJ: = South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. v7ns2-1y
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d9<COSTA R'SN RAT EX!rERMTNATORsi i.
SIMPLE safe, and safe and sure-the most
perfect Ratification meeting we have ever
attended Every Rat that can get II, props
erly prepared according to directions, will
eat it, and every one that eats it will die,
generally az some place is distant as posi-
sible from where the medicine was taken.
~ EEaks Shore, Afieh.s M,rror. fe'*i &iss
~ See eoD;a ady III this paper.
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r AND OFFICE, s,r. cLQgD, MINE ]

A. Augustus 1866. {
10 Gottle;b Ma,5i, ESQ. 80 :
sIR.-You are hereby notified to appear at the q.
S. Land Office, at St. Cloud, MIMI, OH the 10TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1s65-at-lO O'clock in the fore
noon fsaid day, to show cause why your Homestead
entry No $685. made at the Land Office at St. Cloud,
Mimi, on the 4th day of May, 1861 upon FL of 4
r IBkE1f SE II ot;s.1fiNI No. 4, Nwn3la rhngs
No. y, hodld;hot DO 3NsVda abandos1d hysypn Al
Henry Green alleges al abandonment on You'll pat 81
said tract, and will then and there offer proof in sup.
port thereof when an opportunity will be given you
ofjustifying your rights to said tract.
HENRY G. WAIT, Register.
Rugiii6W W. 3, MITCHELL Receiver.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
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Live Stock.

Drovers md farrncus Will find this Most :lvanta
gcous route for live stock. Capacis yards we'll wa
tered and snppletl with cyeryscnnyeacncc. hive bee,
opened on this lincand lite connections. and every III
tenioni il ,il their wants. From larrinhre wi, ,re
Will be found every convenience for feeding ami r,s
ing; choice is offered of the PHI ADELPIIIA Nj "A
YOeK-nnd BALTIMORE MARKETS. This will ais,
inc found the shortest. quickest and most direct rtntt
FOR stock to New lork-tra Allentown and VIII. W
or changes than any OF her,. tr rl ,t9s y az
ENOClI LEWIS, Ge,t'f Superintendent Altoona. O.,
llENRYzW. GWINN Kls.i. t1c'.i Ticket 45eat, Philu
Gas't, f1cigM 4Sent Phiadelfh ia
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

r AND ,.QlE'FlcE, sT. cLOpD, enIISN,,
IL .....l June 2bth, 1865. :, !.
To J. II. Bischof and Ohristian G,$f s!'I @FIrti':
You antheach OF you are hereby notified that Geo.
P Trask willappear the above named office on the
18TH DAY OF AUGUST next, at 10 O'Clock 4. H.,
to offer proof toshow that yo have abandoned your
respective Homestead Entries-thef Home sead
No 5S7, made at said Office the Ath day of Nay, 1s64
No. 554 for Use 4 Ana q swN, section 3l,' tbWliI
ship 49, rauga 20 made npon SAME day. and ,silltlle
apply to enter portion Of said tracts ~ a9nesta.d5
show If any there be- why his application should
not be granted. HENRY G. WATT Register
-6W W. Il. MITCHELL, Rece;vor
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

Tickets for sale :tsiBoston by ,Beat5or Rail-
Boats Tickets good On any Of the sound Lines.
Fare toz&f points as low assany Route.
s$IEEPTNG1 CARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philad'a,:Mew York and Baltimor 8
BAGGAGE .C4EcXED EHRoUGH :. AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
:H.PHE .PENJNSYLVAN1AlRAIL Road CO.;
Will not assume any risk for Baggage, except for
Wearing Apparel and limit their responsibility to One
Hundred Dollars in vaIe. All Baggage exceeding
that amount IN value will be at the risk of the own
er, unless taken.. by special contract.
5s"'I .,'.tl~',-'s.<I ---------j 10 'rnf4 ..ly:
49,; '..;.,v,' F'reights. ,a~.-,tf =
By this route froghts Of all descriptions can be for
or Baltimore to and from any point the Railre ids
Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, lowe
or Missouri, ly Raii'nad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connect at
Pittsburgh with steamers, by which goods can be for
wardeto any port on the Ohio, Et,skingum Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi Vision
sin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers; md
at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with seame, to
all ports on the North western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusing the tralsr.rta.
tion OF their freightt to this Company, rely With
SoAlHuSI'CC vi It's oPCcuy
- Rates Of FretMt to and from any point IL the
West, BY the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, are du
G g.s as farofa'l IS are aa'yfa oer 1ai''pa
pe psrtjeular mark packages ~" ~ 4,'a
For Freight contracts or Shipping Directions; apply
to Or address either of the following agents Of the
;, : Kingston, Jr Freight Agent, z'Atdaslphia
..+.l, 4 Cnlpspter, Freight Agent, Iiksburgh.
. r, II W Brown & CO, Cincinnati, Ohio. 40. -
ap,} nc Meldrnm SO, !adifoa, z1dianp. .,.
MIehead 4 Co, Lquist;is, ksat.Aky: n.,' ~
II Altman, Eransril't, Mdiu,ial .| i.' 80
..,:., r Sass, 81. LOUIS, Missouri. ~" s''' ~
20 ,,.r Clarke c., Chicagd, Iltgqis. ,.,''
,,;i J II 9M1Colm, .EnitSmcHth, o. ~ - .
=. -. J. NJ Love, M,ysuiNe, Ky.
,,,t H. Hall {. CTo, Mrietta. o..
E. Ayrcs, Mysiing,tn Rirer. -,
WHs E l. Langley, GaNi,ant;s, o. -, 49,
II Pierce Co, z,.'e,ritie, o. ,-'.' *. .,t
II Hudson, Ripley, o. -s,..,:.r
~n =. R Mtldrunl, Gerard 7rareli"g -igeat. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
In Dress Goods

In Dress Goods
7 1ha><a aae, line, oohsissiag ofs French
Merinoes, Grape lu Chenes and Amures,
Alpaccas, Paramattas, Tartan Checks,
Poplins, Plaid, Striped and Brocaded Mo-
hairs, Printed and All-Wool Delaines, sc.
,s----N zvzE VI,
Ladies Cloths, Fur Victorines and Capes,
Misses .Ermine Vietorines and Talmas. -
49, Sc
Hosiery and Gloves, Ladies' Merino
Vests and Drawers, Wool Hoods, Nubias,
&c., SC. :: VA .>4.. ..-.:, 49,
Bonnet Ribbons, Ruches and Flowers.
s,:s-.-- v~e =.
ks3 e. g.. 49,. =.
Business and Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
Undershirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Overshirts, Jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, SC.
!. III :
Saxony, Fur and Cloth Hats, Seal, Nu-
tria, Plush and Cloth Caps, &c.
- + =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

1t ME- LUM ERR.

s. IT NJ. H. e. LUM b Err!
ftoNsTANTLf On hand, afoil tuppl,
W of sfrst quality lime, 1t 81 psrs barrel:
or when taken in quantities Of over twenty
barrels, at Is cents per barrel.
lumber and all building material fal-
nished tosorder 1t the lowest cash prices,
Every style Of Furniture can be furnish
ed Immediately at the same Office.
All kinds Of produce taken n exchange.
Office at the New York Store. -
FOWLER 4 TOBEY.
st. Cloud, June 9th, 1892.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
18-see aobsd,s" advertisement In this paper. !,

FARMERS AND HUUsEKEEPERs-
should recoltect that hundreds Of dollars
worth Ct Grain, oyisions, &c., areannu.
ally destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
other Insects and vermiin all f which can
be prevented by . few dollars worth 81
g 0sta,'s" Rat Roach, Ant, &c., Extermi-
nator, bought and used freely. ssi.z.-
~ See "Cbstar's' advertisement In this paper
NO.. Sold in ST. CLOUD s5s.,,.} ff.ss,.. !.
ne4.Byt E. VIZ L. G. SIMS and J. NJ.
DARLINGTON, sand oil druggists and deal.
ers. v7n43-4m
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS-
J. G. BURBANK, President.
DAVID DAY, "a PETER BERKEY,
JOHN NICOLS W. F. DAVIDSON,
&JOHN.L MERRIAM / WHIP. MURRAY,
JOHN S. PRINCE, WILLIAM LEE,
THEO. BORUP, E. +. DRAKE,
H THOMPSON, ,,.. GEO. L. FARWELL
.,'-.' S. S. EATON, Secretary.
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Trunks, Satchels, Blankets, &c.
Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes. I'D. e.
A good assortment of Mems and Boys
Boots, Ladies',. Misses and Chi;dren's
Shoes and Balmorals, Buffalo and Cloth
Overshoes, Lace Moccasins, :, Oil Tanned
Boots, SC.
2r'> ;. - ...<W ~
IS >rs.. :, 5.-:E y. -. ="
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Mirrors,
&o.-a very large assortment.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

Ladies' Cloths, Fur Victorines and Capes,
Misses .Ermine Victorines and Talmas. q,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-05
For the Je ffersoniun Democrat.
Meteorological Abstract

For the Month Of .4prii, 1865. Kept at
Weistfeid, Geanga CO., OHIO, by B. r.
Abel. a., .,..r-t
The moan temperature was 1913 degrees
over 1 degrees above tho average of this
moath for the last 0 years. Snow fell on
tho 23 to the depth of l.5 ;nches. Four
teen days were rainy, rain falling to the
depth of SO inches. One day was foggy
and one smoky. On the .llth, there was q
thunder storm. mot very ssvere.) and, on
tho l6th, an Aurorn, that continued from
carly evening tiii past midnight. The pre-
vailing wind during the month was south
west .arH "-g~ E1. EE t. ts'j
There is prospect now of an abundance
of fruit Of all kinds. This. however, wa
may not realize. for a high temperature
during the month of April is generally fol-
lowed by destruction of fruit, (grcater or
loss.) in the month of May. Our homestead
birds aro arriving in their usua. numbers,
and are busily at work destroying insects
from our fruit and ornamental trees, shrub
berry, sc. By putting up boxes, we may go
cure wrens, bluebirds, martins, &c, and, by
fastening some old cotton batting in some
conspicuous place. the yellowbirds, yellow
warblers, orioles. &c.,to assist us in the
work of insect destruction through the en-
,ire summer. a-4. s..r
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-05
From an Old Correspondent.
Rock ISLAND, H.. April 2Gtb, 1865

FpIrSp roNvrpsr,NTb Tb;nlinn no,ha,o
Won and vopr ,o,do,s mic h, ha ;n,o,oo,na
in boaripc from n t,c,uoa saIdior .bo !.
parrisoncd nj This ,lac. ,borob, .o,ld
address thu " D,or Usmoc,,t. noain Somo
d0ub tIcss. rrcolleci Cp n vho ncc,s;on
ally writes In tbe Democ,ot from tho a,s,
Reg. o., vi Woil. be has lono since
mia we'd ont" with bis rcoimen, b.viny b.en
disabled by wounds ,eeeivod nh, MisSon
Ridge. He ia now transferIod m tho Vat.
Gran Reserve Corps. and doing dutv horo
on the isla,fd. "la5Gle
Rock, Island il included in The S,ate of
Illinois, Ii 90 situated in the Mississippi
River, and includes about twelve hundred
acres of land. On the upper end of tho ia.
Land there is quite an extepsjye loutiny
mil and several saw mills and chair fac,o.
ries. Near tho cen nter il the Rebel Prison.
which encloses about forty acre. within n
high board fence. with a paropot. on which
the guard is stationed. At present. there
are only about two thousand fiye hundred
prisoners here. about one hundred of whom
a, taken out each day. and emploved in
cleaning up the camp. and policeine about
the island. The barracks for Ulcers and men
are situated on different sides of tho Pris.
on enclosure. At the lower end of thu island
the Government 10 building a largo and OK.
tensiye arsenal IL was commenced last
summer. and il will take several yeora to
complete il. There are two wagon BRIDGES
leading on to the island. one NJ tho INNER
ond and one at tho lower end of the island.
There is u railroad crossing tho river n,
this point. The railroad bridge over which
tho main channel of the riyer. from Dav.
onpor,, Iowa.l on to the island ia maenifi. /.
cent structure. The parrison doing dnt,
here consists of seven companies of ,be An
Reg. v. R. Corps. and ono Rooio, ant of CO..
orcd soldiers. Col. A. j. johnson is com.
mnnder of this oost -
I, ia ,sa,asa for mo ,o o;vo 80, n,.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-05
The Greatest Capture of the War.

In the capture of Salisbury, North Car
olina, by Gen. Stoneman, more valuable
spoils came into the possession Of the Gov
eminent, than in any previous victory du.
.riug The war. The place had been rem
dered Infamous as the prison house of
thousands Of our half starved soldiers,
and was great central depot of the Con.
federacy for.all kinds of, military stores.
In the official report of Gen. SStcnemap..
The following partial list or tic sFoiIs ca -.
tured is given, which will givd our read.
ers an idea Of the Importance Of tile cap-
ture: r.. ..
-Four large cotton factories, and. 1000
bales of cotton; four large magazipes,
containing 10000 stand of arms and ac-
cou'rements; 900, 900 round small arms
ammunition. and 10000 pounds of pow
der; 30. .000bushels Is of corn; f; SO, OoO,bush-
els OF wheat; 10000 founds OF cured ba-
con; 100, 600 suits gray uniform clothing;
25O, 900 army blankets; 10000 pounds
harness leather; 1000 pounds Of salt
petre; also very large amount OF sugar,
salt, rice. and other stores, and medical
supplies, valued by the rebel medical di.
rector at Slo0. O0U in gold. .. ...
in addition TO the arsenals at Salisbury,
the military prison was being fitted up,
and was filed with machinery sent from
Raleigh and Richmond, all Of which Was
destroyed. =.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-05
Awful Tragedy.

CAIno. April 2s.-The steamer sultans,
from New Orleans on the evening of tho
2lst, arrived at Vicksburg with her boilers
leaking badly. She remaiped in Vicksburg
thirty hours repairing, taking on board H.
996 Federal soldiers and 35 officers, lately
released from Cahawba ard AndersonyIIe
prisons. She arrived at Momphis last oven
ing, and aftor coaiing proceeded up the
river. Whom, about, seven miles above
Memphis she blew up up, immed lately tax
ing fire and burning to tho waters edge -
OF 2 1866 souls on board not more than 700
have been rescued. Eve hundred of tho
rescued are in the hospitals, and about 200
of the uninjured at tho Soldiers Home
Captain Mason of the SuItana, is supposed
to be lost.' At 4 o'clock this morning the
river in front of Memphis was covered with
soldiers struggling for life. Many were
badly scadcd. Boats Immediately went to
thoir rescue. They are still engaged in
picking them up. General Washburne i'm
modiately organized a board of officers TO
investigate the affair, and are now at work
doing SO. ... .......
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-05
Attorney General Speed on Lees Sur
,3 render. g. ,..s. ~

PHILApELrnIA, April PA special
despatch TO the Bulletin from Washing
ton. to-day, says Attorney General Speed
has made highly important! decision on
the terms Of the capi.ulation OF Lee. In
reply to a letter fsom the Secretary oil
War, relating tc these points, lie declares:
First. That the rebel officers who sur
rendered 10 General Grant have 70 home
in loyal States, and have no right 10 come
TO places where their homes were in 10y.
al States prior to going into The rebellion
Second. That persons in the civil serv.
ice Of the rebellion, or who have other.
wise given it support, comfort and aid,
and were residents OF rebel territory, have
no right to return therein under chat
stipulation. -a" .'.s %
Third. That rebel officers certainly
have no right to be wearing their uniforms
ia any Of the loyal States. '''' '.'
The Attorney General adds that such
rebel officers, having done wrong in COM
ing into loyal States, are but adding in
suit to injury in wearing their uniforms
They have es much rightto bear traitors
flags through the streets Of loyal city
as to wear a traitors garb, and that tie
stipulations Of the surrender permit nc
such thing, and the wearing of such
uniforms is an act Of hostility against the
Government, ..... - ..