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American shipmastcr Association.
No 81 WALL srnxn-Roons - - AND a.
Tho FOLLOWING Approynd Maatern and Qcara haxa raoAyS

American Shfpmas tcrs' Association.
No 81 WALL srRxn-Room a - AND a.
The following approved ocsrs have receives
commissions from this Association
% Jaime. s$ Soss sT. es:s So, A.s,. ssss.
ssSr Coral Isle. ia Benjamin frlpp, Sne psssins wsvs
@ wynn .s. s.n.: -: D S..s
az s.r JOHN INV s.ss. s
ss assyJ ss S%on s.rl S''
nse ams jacob Hnrchssn SOo Charles Lung
All commissions outstanding over one rear require 70 BE-
presented nj the once for renewal
Miscellaneous.
srsArsHp HAVANA, Captain 0resns win SAIL To-
morrow h inst ats Pm for Havana direct pier No
North River The large and airy sAasocns and rsmarkabls
seagons qualities Of this nns steamer together with the
senton shown 10 all who travel In her by Mr. Husrtss the
senemAny purssr have earned for this vessel vide rspu
taton.
unknown, ashore on Cape Henry.
ship Lion tsr, r.s sgG a l. ;ss ,; o. s..r,,r
Fereign Ports.
=; i:! 81; 81 H: e. i
.,:.DS: < M 4! e, ;s::Si: port
70 ss ss9DsH + . Il
captain and Srss msn scs VIII .s L .oon s ss
f S'ss .ss'; e.: .. Hahn: :s
and part gf bulwafiswoud Be obliged 70 dsohsres
!
ss:sSS queen p; ,sg R.st
as's vs Ds R San
Lucas, Manila and York. 80 --r "
s.s.D i s xss re sr e
Eforh And sd sh on her rsturn AN bark Helen Angus
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frame plan for consolidating the national dsb and o
vdng permanent for the payment Of the inssss
and the redemption Il the principal a. it falls dus A
It stands 1t is heterogeneous Of obligations with
out order system The result Of naksshtt sxpsdisnaA
and The absence Of financial method or policy.
The quotations for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares Il the Stock Exchangs IN TINS
city Il the clos Of each Of the last four weeks were -
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SHIPPING NE VS..
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHrs
sux Rsxs.. q NOON SETS morn %
Sun SETS. % HIGH WATER. b6
Port OF New York, March 5, le85.

AhhlNED.
Steamship Granada ~ transport), Baxter Morehead
City, Sd inst, at noon 70 8 QuarterTnaster
Steamship Saxon Lavender, Norfolk, 80 hours with mdso
and passengers, to Whitney Hathaway.
steamship Matanzas Liesgang Alexandria days. In bal
last TO s QuRrtcrmaster.
Prize steamer Deer, Beaufort NC, Is hourA bound 10
Boston (and proceeded
Bark idaho, Chapman Aspinwai, Feb H. ballast 70
JOY Has had considerable eastery winds and fogs during
the
BARK Gaxele (of New Haven), Black. Barbados Foo "a
with moasses & 70 Trowbrldgss sons OF New Haven.
Brig Pedro tof Turks Island), Wallace Para 80
rubber rice Ludmann 9Th inst or Cape May Jaw
bark Philena, bound south
Joy. Had rough weather. Sd inst or the Capes of Viz
gnis, spoke brig Favore, from Aaysguez PR, for New
York.
Schr HATFIELD tof Windsor Ns1 Brooke 81 Martina IL
days with salt 10 ID DeWof Sailed In company with
schr Emma Anderson. for New York. Has had heavy
weather during the passage; split sails. 25h lat IS M len
Is o. spoke brig Marco, @ days from Palermo for Phla
delphia, short Of provisions; supplied her
schr J Crawford, Buckwtth, Nswbern. NC. 8 days
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris dorchester for Eizabsbpor
BELOW.
Ship Sandusky.
AisoA Barkentine.
Wind, at sunset N.
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Rejoicings Over Our Recent Victories.
ALBANY.

AeJohcAnBs Ovc1 OuE AsoSSAs
AT ALBANY.
ALsAn, March 4, $685.
salute Of one hundred guns fred here to-day in
honor Of the recent victories the enemy and In tho
evening the Post Once the scs Of the Assistant Provost
Marshal General and other public buildings, - well -
many private residences, were illuminated.
AT PROVIDENCE.
Providence, r l., March g. 1885,
Notwithstanding the heavy rain noteworthy demon
STATIONS were madc here yesterday Flags were dis
played national salutes fred and the First light infantry
paraded and had festival General Panes Second bsi
gade also made nne parade, with infantry, cavalry and
light artillery
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is-Thc SAdier's Return
l4-Red, White and Blue
lk-YAnkee Doodle.

THE UNION SQUARE MEETING
will oommsncs-thst n the speaking part u itbetween
three snd -four O'Clock In he ssrnoon ~ which time
10 hoped the greater part Il the procession will have
passed Three large stands have been erected on one Of
which there win be German oratoFs MAJOR General Dx
Will pTeshde q stand No i Mr. oswold Otlendorfer -
stand No 4 and Dr. Francis lisbsr u stand No 9.
FIREWORKS AND ILLUAINATlOhs.
The whole display wiil wind up with grand pyposech-
mic display In Union square, and numerous numinaiions
Of private dwellings, hotels Ia.
Ar J. W. Hsdneld and Mr. Edge have been selected 70
furnish the fireworks by the Committee Of AHans men'
but volunteer displays viii be made by other parties
discharge OF rockets Of every variety followed By an
illumination Of cooreA nrss, succeedng which WI %
soms splendid pIeoss nteUpersed win hrs panoons,
triple bombs and honorary roskseA
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CorrER-The market ruled very hrm but quiet, WIKI
sns sales OF Rio to the trade ut rather higher pces
HAy-Shippng sold TO moderate extent at 81 56 .
81 90. Retail lots steady.
HoPs continue in fair demand, both for consumption
and export and full prices realized for the choice
grades Sales Of some 100 bales at SOC. Soc for
growth, and Zoe. 38c. for old do.
IKDao.-We notice q more active market. Sales %
chests Madras at 81 90
MoJAssK-Orly moderate demand prevailed there
being inquiry outside OF the mmsd ate wants OF the
TRACE. Gales Is barrels New Orleans in small lots, at
$1RS 81 10, chiefly At the latter price, and 20 hhds
Cuba at 7Sc.
NAVAL sroREs.--The market continues quiet but firm
1t previous rses small sales Of American spirits turpen
tine having been made to the trade at 81 Is 81 So
Resins firm and only in moderate request at SIT
$23 for common TO No. with salcs OF IS bills, chiefly
common.
OR.-No sales Of any description transpired Satur-
day. and prices for all kinds entirely nominal Lin
seed may be quoted ct 81 % 81 %, with moderate
tobbng demand.
SUGAR.-,Raw continues very quiet, but prices were
without material change. Sales OF ITO hhds Cuba at
l6xc, and 10 boxes Havana At l8Kc Refined quiet at
our last quotations.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

CAxxASx-BRsARD.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday,
March at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev. L. J. Fletcher GEoRaE r. CANxANN, to JuIIA A.
BARNARD. daughter OF J. T Barnard all OF Brooklyn.
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N FOURTH DIVISION.
WIN. sELIGMAN, Marshal
L. Riess, ESQ.,.


: p,es. Van Captain j. H1denbrand,
Canaan III Hpfel LIEUT.. j. Dingelstedt .
xinc will he formed at IL O'Clock precisely on Seventh
avcnue right resting on Fourteenth street. .
The Sharpshooters and singing societies VIII form tne
icht the and veterans OF the TwenteU
regimen tthe left wing Of the column.
Aids to MARSHAL will report mounted at the nterseco
of Fourteenth street, In Seventh avenue.
l. New York sharpshooters, Independents kne company
Il Algcmeine Saengerbund composed Of the various
"a Arion o. Triacca, President; Mozart, Maenner Ohoh
Teuon Aurora other singing societies participating
on Seventh avenue, right on Fifteenth street -,
Social ReforIners and United Partsans Assocetsoa
extending 10 sixteenth street.
g. Robert Blum Union. ,..
s. German Central Republican Comnaittoe
y Nineteenth Ward Club, Achille Cain, PrestdenS
g. Council No. Union League H. n. Dunhem, CnieL
g. Nineteenth Ward Democratic working Mems AssoorN
don. ~
streets Seventh avenue - $3.50
To- Italian Benevolent Society Seventh avenue, exten
ing from Seventeenth street. A., o.-,,
Ri s,x horse truck containing meihbers Of the sixr
Avenue NJ A. Total Abstinence Association, Major Mcnae
Missing President in Eighteenth street. horses heaas
ii New York Turner's Henry Netxaer President and u
veterans Twentieth regiment on Seventh avenue
tending r1% ser W form bevesn Fifteenth
Sixteenth streets O. Dtschs wagon, containing hunh
party Fifteenth street orses heads towards Dsvenh
other associations not herein msptoned who desire
ioin viii report Marshal II u. precisely PunesuA
Attendance Ii earnestly reQuesteA-
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The shipments Of specie from the port OF New York
last week and since January compare follows with
the exports during the same time last year
1884 1855
Ninth week IN the wear S604, 1923 346 1853
Previously shipped 7,376,3S3 4O6069
From January / to date 81 $50, 500 4,197 DAT
Excess in 1854. 7S3 &59
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- prIATs WILL GIVE THB HIaHRsT PRICE FOB
waiohoe Diamonds aud all precious 80 ~, and al kndi
az JcwsIry French Italian and spansA spcksA - bress
way .ocIn No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-06

The value Of the imports other than dry goods and
spece at this port during the week ending March
81 237 The total imports for the week compare
folows:-
Week Ending Feb. Eb 10. FEB. 23 March q
Dry goods 1927 500 l128,5s4 600 601 1909, TT
s3enY mdse. 6SS. GOO 2.0i4O71 10000 l60l.2 37
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SATURDAY, March 4 1856
CoTToN--The demand very moderate, being
wholly from spnners, and prices remained about the
same, with sales OF 800 bales We quote:-
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4 sPLrNDID CHANCE TO sHE THE GREAT Mill
"A sary parade Monday To le large show windsws g
Broadway Apply 70 r. AoRANn. Photographer. No. tei
RQor.
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Total...... &l6le,46s sl72,ool 252D,237 8,11l, OLA
The dry goods imports compare follows
For The Weak 1863. 1864. 1885,
Entered Ut the port. o. Az 21S 3675,650 SEQ III
Thrown on market. 2,lo2,65o S,324,lb l,5e5, 46l
Sisce Janudry1
Thrown on market. 2,lO2,65o 2l,541,72o s,4So,1os
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

High military and naval officers be-
lieve that war. is much more likely with.
France than with England. The French
Ambassador at Washington, after commu-
nicating with our State Department on the
Mexican question, has dispatched mes
senger to Paris for definite instructions.
It is rumercd that, in case. Of formal ap-
tpointment Of a Minister to the Mexican Re-
public, the French Legation will withdraw
from Washington 80. 80. Gen. Logan has net
yet accepted the NJ 1ioan Miuistorship, md
it is the impression Of his friends that he
will decline the position. " -sv~.--....... :.
b. On the Gath inst. the remains of the
late President Lincoln were removed to- the
permanent vault near the site of the pro-
posed monu m emit, in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
~ -Isham G. Harris, the fugitive rebel
iGoycrnor of Tennessee. is in Mexico, where
ne is endeavoriRg to turn farmer, and i'm
j aginc himself content with the rule Of Max
imillian. -r.,% S,z ss. -; H.. ~, sg .f4%rsz
The Judiciary Committee of the House
will, on Mon day or Tuesday next, report a
bill giving the right Of suffrage to all men
in the District of Columbia. - '~.'>''s
Senator Wilson, it is understood, will
shortly offer resolution in Congress re-
questing the Military Committee to exam
inc into the expediency of tdisbanding the
regular army and recognizing it upon the
basis of actual service during the war.
sg-It is stated that two employees Of the
Memphis g. Ohio Railroad were frozen. to
death at Wythe Station, on Tuesday night
The weather has turned quite warm. Du-
ring the day rain has fallen. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
oROPOS AIS FOR WOOD
j.. ,.>s<& - ofgood.s :.sssa go 2
Merchantable Hard Wood.

j, Il The wo d to be: delivered at this post on
or before April LIST, 1866, and in such guam
titles prior to that time as may be required
ID Bidders will give their: names and adj
dress in full, and in case of firms the pre-
else name and address of each individual
member must, with the name Of the firm,
hi stated 1UIgi';s I@t:'.' i%h'15 So 'S
III printed copy Of this advertisement vii
be attached to each'proposal.l' /. 7 4 Z I. u
Bids will be received, for the whole or
any part Of the amount ADVERTISED for! o.lsf
81 All bids must be accompanied by writ
ten guarantee i'll the following form: ass 10
Is a. ) :, FORM, OF GUARANTEE,;.,sr II. s4.-eer
We, -. Of the County of -, and
State Of - -, do hereby, guarantee that
- is able to fulfil the contract In &C
ecordance with the terms Of his proposition :
and that, should his proposition be accepts
ed, he will at once enter into q contract in
accordance Herewith. SHOULD the con:
tract be awarded him., we are prepared to
become his securities. a,i#seatt.~7 ss.aras3 e
Signed by two responsible persons whose
responsibility should. be vouched for BY the
Clerk of'the U. s.. District Court or the U.
IS. Dstric: Attorney. 2ie Fl, :'s
:. Bidders are requested to be present at
the opening of the bids.t. X j. tes#s &:;s,,n
Proposals from persons who have pre-
viously failed u comply with their bids or
from disloyal persons will not be consider
ed. - $s.s5ss56 !. .,sls I.
Z The undersigned reserves the right, to
reject any or all bids. h. II go: +.
A bond with good and sufficient security
will be required from the person or per-
sons to whom contract may be awarded.
Contractors will furnish the necessary
stamps for bonds and contracts. PC s>s
q Bids to- be. endorsed proposals for
Wood, and addressed to the undersigned:
dec21 1T ;sss J. E MoKUSICK,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ. Fl. Aberorombie, D. r.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

C4RlsTMAs.-The day was beautiful, oil
that could be desired, and the 'sleighing
about town excellent. Services were held
at the Episcopal church in the morning,
and in the evening a Christmas tree was
found standing in the church, and the lit
tie ones were not long in getting a share
o. the fruits Of the tree There was q
large attendance and the affair passed off
very pleasantly. The young and old Of st.
Cloud, taking advantage of the fine sleigh,
ing rode about town fast and furious, not
minding an occasional upset by way Of va
riety:!s We noticed our friend Tom Jones,
the indispensable, turning double somer-
sault from q. sleigh and trying how far he
could insert his head into a snow bank
This;is the first time Tom has been known
not to be right side up with core. We,also
noticed several Of our friends trying to do
the same thing wrapped in buffalo robes,- -
Try it again boys Christmas only comes
once year, =. .s ,...e..,. +
We clip the; following from the st.
Paul Press, Of a. presentation to Mr.. Fred.
sherferberg formerly resident Of this
city = * .,@,,i ire y Hst.g, u 4 III
The watchman at the Capitol, Mr.: Sber-
fenberg, was the happy recipient, on
Christmas, Of an elegant silver cake bas-
ket, pr4s4htfrom the State Officers. The
basket bore the following inscription: ;.
estate officers to Fred: Sherfenberg,
Christmas, 1865" The donors received
the following acknowledgement Of their,
generou. gin: j. -. ri:
To tho State ofncers: :....,cl-. 81.
GENrIrIsN :-Please accept the cordial thanks Of
myself and wife for your many acts kindness during
some Chrfstmas present just received yonr hands
The present and the memory q the donors WIN both
FIREMAN. your obedient servant :, ~, , ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

TnE weather for the past few days has
been extremely pleasant. The thsrmom
ter being at 400 above for. two days ena-
bling alto be- out enjoying the fine sleigh
ing and the holidays. Overcoats during
the middle ofthe day were not indispensa-
BILE and people were unmindful Of. their
ears, noses, hnnds and feet. Jack Frost
has been :dc,hrencd by'otd Sci for q few
days, to which We, say after the late Two
weeks o. crispy weather, 50 mote it be- r:
WEoN Es DAY--it is showing finely,
and We hope it will continue long enough
to improve the poor sleighing on the differ
ent roqds leading 1nte town. Ne arc sad !!
ly in want of it.
To.DAY-sun sliipes-18o below zero.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

READ the advertisement, of the Sale Of
Government Horses, At St. Paul,i on the
eth day Of next month. Osr>farmers would
do we'll tfe use this OCCASION to supply the
place of their: slow ox-,eams, now that the
most of the land is broken, for the more.
convenient use of horse teams. t7s 80 a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

TIE LAp1s FRlEAp.-Ther publishers Of
this beautiful maya zine have issued a mag
nifcent number for January. The leading
teel engraving, 'The Fore>, Cleaner is
!" perfect gem Of beauty. Tie large double
colored steel fashion plate is unequalled,
The literary matter is. excellent. Frice
$3.50 a year. ! Address Deacon g. Peterson
3l9 Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA. s,n .s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

In this issue vial bss' found the pros
pectus Of ,hest. PAM: Pioneer, which under
the management and conduct Of the present
pro- rietorS,: Mcssrs. Davidson & Hall is
destined 70 take = ank amongst the foremost
Journals III the North west. Let everybody
take it, and everybody read, and every Body
will be benefited. -. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

We would call ATTENTION to the pros
pectus Of the st. Paul Press to be found IN
another column of. this pap,r. The. Press
may very properly Re cla&sed as . State in.
stltution. - The industry and enterprise
display ed in the news and business depart
ments, with the strength and vigor. Of it's
leading art icles,2 especi lily: on all import
ant State subjects, makes it a paper, wsN
deserving tie patronage and support Of ev-
cry MlnneSOtlln. ,:r a.. a. ..,- =: j. !,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

No. We ,rould respectfully request all
business men and Others ,oishin2 any kind Of
Job Printing, to call and examine oar er-
tensiue stock Of iNe,o Material, just rece'red
from the east, before sending to St. Paul orgo-
:ng slse,sAere. Il Our Jb5 Office is NOE one Of
the best in the State, and ace do tcork shich
zoe 10 ! guarantee to be satisfactory, at St.
HAuut PRICES = "a. .tfME
'Te WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN" THE fourth
regular reception" will be given at the
residence Of Mr.. Morse in lower town next
Tuesday evening. ~ .s.ss.5s:ss>5
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

: iTRAY.-Taken up by the subscriber,
y living in St. Cloud. December 8th, 1865
TWO YEARLfNt32 STEERS; one hlacN
with, white star. on, .foyehcad, and four,
white fect;n thenothcr.rcd, withscstar on
forehead, and white spots on right side and
back. The owner viii prove property, pay
charges: and. take them away" ~ A''-'l
=. - JAMES BOURGEOIS.
Dec 18th, 1865 22-3wII
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

Hayward, of the Central House, is
having large, quantity Of brick hauled o.
the vacant space at the south side Of the
Aotsl, with which to commence operations
in building in the spring.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

and simple remedy for the Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, ana the whole train Of disorders brought on
bybaneful and vicious habits. Great numbvrs have
been already cured by this noble remedy Prompted
by desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
will send the recipe for preparing and using this med
cine in sealed envelope, to any ono who needs it,
Free Of Charge. ..,.! ia
Please in'loso. postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself Address, - u 800: Ia. j.: -''s., - '''
...r.-- :, e "A q e JOSEPH r. INMAN
7n35 - Station D, Bible House New York ct
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

rCNTRAY.--Came to the stable Of the Sub
- scriber, in tho town of Brockway,
Stearns county, Minnesota, on tie first Of
December, 1865, THREE YEARLMG
STEERS, two Of u brownish color, the
otker mostly white. The ,owner is request
ed to pay charges and take them away.
>N>,:'> '.':|'''*'E .''7s~' R. CROSBY.
December 10th, 1865. 22-3w|
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

PEEsosAl.-lMajor Kimbal, A. Q. NJ, At
Fort Ripley, returned from below last
evening, and left in this mornings stage
for the Fort.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

i Business and Over Coats, Pants, Vests;
Undershirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Overshirts, Jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, Sc. t.t,En ~ -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

HAVE: you been to the new grocery store
Of Z. Terry & Co.. IN the large new build
ing opposite the stage company's. stable
near the corner OF Jefferson avenue and
St: Germaire street !? Go at once if you
are in need Of groceries, and examine their
fine stock which they are Offering at cx-
tremely low prices All kinds of groceries
aud provisions kept constantly on hand.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

8 - ..E5::T,t1. :, '' :;T :, :;
DEING now in receipt Of my Fall ana
ID Winter Stock, which-has~ been selected
rerenot i Stssi @&d
,this section, 1 would most respectfully in
yite purchasers to call, and examine my
assortment.
=. z7;7la ,5;I.Ikz4 s "Taff;2-a {. 2'yt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

Hosiery and Gloves, Ladies' Merino
Vests ind Drawers, Wool Hoods; Nubias,
80, sc. .xfys.S ~ .,5.:ss7sGE: GaTa1
: Bonnet Ribbons, Ruches and Flowers s.
~ ...t..Ea ~, v.s!es - 20, I:t,.,l13.tL:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

\ Muss.-The' knights and patrons Of
the cue, at Robbers new hall, were RECALLED
with a little shoulder hitting, and rough
and tumblihg by two bclligerents on Christ
mas plight, Having both been merry
Chris. n'ased SO often, that they became
merry, they proceeded to play cards. One
forgetting that '.houesiy is,hc best policy
cheated the other. a few words pass;d-.
a clinch-a couple Of counter hits-both
went to grass--claret (net from the BARI
flew. eepets'' bccumc many hued. By
SANDERS in,crferrcd and one of the excited
iuliyiduals elected. The affair was short
and decisive and afforded much merriment
to thc spectators, who afterwards compla-
Gently viewed the affair throughthc bottom
Of beer glasses, and expressed their joy
that their Christmas was not devoid of
some excitement. :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

The imp becoming excited over the
dearth q items approached ye locel with
horror IN his eye and distraction III his as
Pect, and perpe,rated the fol owing: Why
are local editors chances Of salvation slim ?
With spasmodic gasp We subsidized on
hearing: Because 1.-the devir'is alterthem.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

VES1soS.-We 'tice plenty of this meat
,laily offered for sale on the street. Deer
are; in fine condition just nov and the coun-
Try q few miles from St. Cloud abounds
with them. Our friend, Sam. Holes brought
into town a few days ago eleven deer vhicll
he had killed inside Of sixteen days, in the
neighborhood Of Neenah, ten miles from
here