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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
Commissioners Sale Of Real rs tate

NloTlcE rs HKRKBT GIVEN THAT. IN PuR-
Nv snancs Of Al orGer Of the Court Of CommoR
Pleas " Vanderhurxn county, Indiana, maas At
the Sspts nicer term lseS. % SAID Court, in the
ease Il John Wolf and sophia Wolf, Va. George
Thomas Re- kst and others. for partition, I. VIII
liam II. Walker. Commissioner appointed By said
ofder, to make sae Of the real estate named there
in, ~tils on the l9th day OF October. iSS5 az the
Main street door OF the Court h. use 10 said eoun-
~. between the hours Of 10 o'clock O. m. and
afcloex IN, Of said day, pr ceed 60 sell at pub
lie auction, 20 the highest aud beat bidder, said
real estate in said order named. to-Nft. The
north half Of the northeast quarter OF ssSifon
number twenty-seven t2Tls IN townshep number
four IA, south Of ranEe number eleven on west.
In said county, upon tbs following terms, to- wit :
One third Of tbs puEehsse money 70 be paid in
cash, the residue in equal instNlmsnts Of cue and
two years from tbs day Of sale, with interest, the
purchaser executing his notes for the same, With
approved security, waving all relief whatever
from valuation or apprassment laws.
WILLIAM II. Waikiki,
ssp2l -Swd&w Commissioners
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

A McofED QUESTION man was dis
covered yesterday lying upon the pave
ment in front Of the Court House, in
sensibieA Quite crowd gathered, and
shs question vas propounded, Was he
sick or drunk2 a gentleman brought
him glass Of whisky. which be drank,
but he did not recover. a pitcher OF
cold ice water was poured down his
back, aad be walked away apparently in
fair state Of reeoyeFy-A Missouri Dem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
NOTICE.
Limits,

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE APPLI-
a cation 70 tae City Council to build Frame
Additions 10 by -. 70 his house situated on lot
12o. Old Plan, on Divisian street, between second
and Third Mtreats NN~S
mepae-1Af JOSEPH IrNT1ER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
THE VERY --LATEST
TELE CIT AP H

n% In consequence of the rain
storm last night, we are without our
usual dispatches this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
RIwsr a.dW weather.

CIscrsSAT1, Sept 29.---River fallen
20 INCHES; I3 feet inch IN the chan
mel Thermometer 7ss
PIr4aBUEG, Sept 29.-Riyer' 3 feet I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

Consists - cciK4fsia Neri stt-r Ctsmfeai
works asd Thouat Wef.fisf's 81 C.uphof. Pom
cine. Eguwu Wfn8s0r Haffy ahd Castle. fhemp.
aSn'a gfkw AID Ntrs. Eahke aud Military
HHkytnr ana Cigesflm+
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

ge1nfnen CttFfes. ~ tefi shd Ratnf VI .,
Horn. FtoFy. nubi4fs B&Hs So So sisii Haf a
HKitter, Hons abN Wees Fsea'f y ~ 40 nuH.
Der k3sessisR. as snstpei - Fsffftf "A Aaataf.
hssna. a4d 0aoiytar's safsuf, a. =. ~. 81, 3
naa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
River News.

v m Fsoa~ and kssr.-Tbs weather up 20 yes
fsrdsy evening moderately and clear and
~ beaulffai About O'clock however, clouds be-
a. a gan to gather o'clock gentle rain
fains....-..Ths river . stikgAIIing here; veil
- At ali points Business was tOsrabIy
active the Isvss yesterday.
AgyfraLs and Departsrss-The following &c n ~
the arrivals and departures yesterdays L on
fdas, Cincinnati to 81. Lcaai Robert Barns. en-
cinnati 70 Memphis; Kate, Evansville % Green
river; N. X Dunksrson, Evansville 70 Loni.FiDe
eMae Boa. Due-Thshsrmora, for 81 Louis; Black
ford, and Hannis Bysrs, for Memphis Afazonia
and Havsna, for HAsbgiils; Amelia Poe ana Len
ga mis- Drown, Esshyiils5 White Bose Die'Asof anu
Silver Spray, Hew Orleans.
Neutrality-suspicious. somewhat searce a.
chs Isyee yesterday, but owing 70 the aeeun1lA
tIon Of freight basinsss quite lively ...-..Ths
LsonidAs had good trip % st. Louis, and the
Robert Burns from oineinnat 20 Memphis, had
- .fA-+ most excellent The little Kste had q
en- aas trip Of dry goods and groceries 70 GFsen
INg rfvar....The Superior did not get through with
her repairs snd consequently delayed her de-
parture sntil to-day At 10 O'Clock Jack Gram
no. Ensr and H. nry Mitchell passen-
esrs....-..Tbs u. X. DunksrsoB, understand,
= doing well, under the management Of osptsio
Drinkw4tsr apd John Adams, in the Louis
Vile trade. by taking the odd DAYS..
I&4 The Liberty no 2 IL dns to.mor morning for
Louiriile, vhich fact, Of will BE- rsmem
bored BY shippers and passengers. Capt shirley
And I'd Judge known tbs world over a. splee-
ga did and aiosst n gsntlsmsn .....fhe
Evsasyjls Dry Deck Il progressing a. spsedly -
ciroum will permit. Mr.. Lavender has
this viii and energy 70 pat through the entorpr 20
successfully Tho Charmer will 10 out toby
svfssa Cairo She regular mali paeket...-..
doIdW sron PIrt.bars, ebia slosslas to soldiers
aff wife, scoheid, died The mother being In
Mccoy mstanees Capt Cox. with his usual
81 aracteristic Hberallty refunded th
~NH her passage aay, while oapt James Mcdonald,
- r fhs wsii-hnown asrbf Of the Brownsville packets
As& ~ Pitt.burg wso passenger o. the b9a',
collected frty deIlsrs from the passengers,
chic purchased meta 10 mn; thus enabling the
80 mother 70 take tbs eorpe 10 her hons, In New.
U0gBEssss - burg, I0diaDA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
cnLGATR,a H0NRY R0AP.

COLGATR'S HONEY SOAP. Il
This eslssrAtsd Toilet Soap in such uniEsr-
"a! dsmantz . made from the choicest mzfsri
ais, is mild aAd smoIItent In its natures fra
gravity scented, and extremely beneficial
in its sei!oa uyon the skin. For sale BY Drug
sistp ard Farey Goods pealsrs- au24-ly
ACnrd 60 Invalids.
A Clergyman, while residing In South America
a. q missionary, discovered q safe and simple
Fensdy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary aud Seminal Or
gans. and the whole train o. disorders brosxhtea
By bassfal and vicious hsbitz Great aumsers
have sbsen already cured By this noble remedy
Prompted By desire 10 bsnelt Che aGiicted aud
unfortunate, will asnd ths recipe for preparing
aud using this medicine. in sealed enyslope, TO
any one who nefds At, Free Of oAasss.
PIsass eaelsse psst-p4id eaVslops, addressed
20 yourself. Adde'S,
vvfeaHf JOSEPH T.IEMAE,t 5A4.
lyz7,em. Station d. Bible HOUSE, N. r. City.
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tisa ever ,asfed te ttip srciion -
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I a risr g prsfs 81 80 So - tim
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rinac.f.iia fesaaaE ei lines q
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
BRUGHE7.

Tei7et ~ ~sisr, fsoth Pes, Powder aBd fua
Roxes, hBse9aF, Nuhee. Lily Whits, hsea0iiha
Ana Mean Fnn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

Gath. Dast, .lsalrs sssass,. All. shaw - aH6
shos Brushes; also, sies finf Frsih. Das 81.
5NI BEADS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
JTTcOODs

ghssp, Calf Z agefss :, y Foekst ssd J
Tote = apaiss, l. - q afu. - asd gab
ss4 Bsek Pure
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

mz- ". .olsets an - - fosD- esion Of eur Stock,
80 ,slI - l~rstofars fuihii prezaiss 10 gixs
/ - an "A sanfsnisnf fnE th~1r Bensy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

BRUbHEL
Gath. Dast, .lfalr, ssssss, All. shaw ~ au6
Shoe Bfushssi also, pies fins Fr.ih, r Das.sr.
@Nl BEADS.
A xood aesoriusnt ~ Bisek, White, Blus. Bsd,
Aasksr @ae Cpie.
HOOP SKIRTS.
y. nrsdsy'p papisH y 'is." Or Dgntin
ef.si fifg Hot ara. a isfFe - coup q
sssogfment "a hliis'. siss = Ladies', -
sss isst 1eps N issra tei I'd
60 SETS.
Ffrneh Woys 49, ne teas. 10 shita 40 Col
~ 4. I'm. asgs-t asennseas 10 10 sity' fem
WALLETS.
ghesp, Calf betes = Foekst eoa Bin
tote aaaiss, l. - q 40, b 80 ana geba-s
asa Beck Pure.
JET Good.
wfSs Belt B.t.iss. lssst ID. 81 Hfn- gntts
p.rs IA al OH h.sa.. " = 50 ssas. Vet
ffas 49, Ersast fine
HE'D ire
s'if. 'fossis iesf 20 4 + 'n'
HI6aaEs.
SIX % fr fFt D. taarfs. go
* zasgs< 81 eeit 700 eiak Pal-
) 2 fGsk. ~ -. zss aft~r ~ D. ~
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

Frrnrh Woys 49, lns tesa 10 Nhita 40 CO
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
TINE TO ADVERTISE.

- The New York Times has; the 1fol
lowing sensible lines on Advertising
t:Business men, With proper business
ideas, should bc' 'shrewd enough to- per.
ceive that now ia the time to advertise.
Now that gold is rapidly, falling, and
after every reaction, sell the old stock
at once should be the motto Of every vt.r,
prudent dealer. Dispose of it promptly
and at the best prices you can get, for
the longer you hold on the less prices
yon will. obtain. t is better to, submit
voluntarily to : small loss by.and.by.
Sell off sell of !and to accomplish th,s
indispensable feat, advertise, literally
Now il the time, we repeat it, ito doit
discrectly. Get ahead Of your neigh
lbosers, i you can, BY advertising more,
and thus selling more, and when the
crash comes you viii be safe. This IS
the plain dictate Of common. sense, aud
'ha Who heeds it aill net, bitterly regret
before long his foolish negligence" :. =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

!, ~; Who e,' viii furnish ps With : copy
Ct the subscription, paper which Is aid
to DC circulating ID this city ID behalf
OF Gen: Lee and to- have gathered
some S60;O ;OO0l ot We spe. curIess.te de
i; II has been passed among the inya-
lids; ids; at Dayid's Island, whose feet were
rotted off at Anderson,v;iille, ana Salis-
bury, and Belle Isle and how many
signatures wers obtained from formsr
inmates of the Libby.-M.s T., hide
Peadeak ,..,ea;z -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
No 40.
- Z -, 50


i EM.ios General; sanl lorD, w1s has
bees II h.tsd to ~ command Of
oppefssi0hs against 1pl li.ns in Dahto,
Arrived in ST Paul "a tho 2lst. He
isa good man fox the work, having
played special havoc snong the guer-
rillas in Missouri. .t ~ >ss2: IA
...s ='=e4fhe Pioneer nJs that the ~Clasa
hine took up to 'Mendota:on the 2lst,
the largest load Of railroad iron ever
brouss ht mp the river IL h.vas sufficient
to build Eve miles sf road, and sas for
the Central Railroad: s.fi zs;v 81, 81.
We poticed on the Levee ycste..
day., > dozen Sorghum Evsporaters
complete, for frm in this city. Sorg-
hum Is cultivated quite extensiyelv
now 10 this State, and With eeod ~ 8
pliances for boiling It down, thesyrrp
will become quite IN article Of trade
soon.-P;0neer. sa3 Is5.-r.g
i@-Aalo.'of fars purchased last week
BY q ST. Paul dealer brought so, GOO.
IT. q. Perkins and his SON Ba.,
With their families, visited Lake Cal
he.n, last Monday; .ql brought home
With them one hundred quarts of
strawberries. picked in two or three
hours. --Nisaeapvln ANas..s 70 (. tz:;s!
>-Anothearr. party Of Immigrants i'm from j,
Iowa passed through town Yesterday,
on their way TO Morrisoaa County;bes
ing = ,patt ofsth6 soIoayz 1T, Gnpits
1 Pr.inei q which re gaze some account
THE lovers Of. Cranberry Sauce.
Ni!l be be sorry to learn that tho present
Indications betoken agcne1al faiiurs of
this years crop; owing % The exteasivs
drouth fthe last tstwoyaiiainA the larsh.
g, became zdly,. is.te. .sap.e the
bllghting Of = ;klgs portion Of the
Cranberry plants. Il win IKE years q
regain the los, thus occasiiooed.-lbiK.
"A ..7.:!,I,tL destructive FIRE occurred 4 Red
Wing ea he 1911, .heleby teur bull
dings we're burned. including the Red
Wing House, three story building
The persistent exertions Of citizens
alone prevented much grater destuc-
ton Of property. The total loss -, i e. :
timated ,inp 4 s7,7oo-partially insured.
We CLEAN the above from the A1y.,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

A BUsiNEss LIKE WoMAx.-A
woman called on IN attorney in VIII
'amsport, New York, Oh Tuesday Of last
week, and requested his assistance in
cellecting1 bounty and p.y for two hu,-
band: 'es who kad been killed during the
rebellion. Her third husband aooomDa-
aicd her. sit1& 5tf1 i ssa-. ~ AZ = :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
CONCE4sION TO THE NEGRO.

,,,i The = +. New York Herala. evidently %
perceiyes i: that IT, the great :, democratic
principle of the equality Of all men be-
fore the law, has got toomuch headway
under the impulse Of the recent war t.
be stopped BY politicians The Herald
tis,f thessfose7 hedging against ia' ten.
denny whichtexpe1encs has proved tc
be irresistible, and anticipates, by
Fpiecemeai, 4 result which it knows "a
bc inevitable; il the following style:
We would give the suffrage at onca
to four chsscS IF southern negroes.
First, and emphatically, to every negro
who has borne arms in the cause Of the
United statss;; sseeond, 70 every negro
Who owns real estate !; third, to every
negro who can read; and write, and,
fourth, to every negro who Had be.
longed 70 any relig gious organization Of
church for Ave years before the war.
These points would cover every one
that oughtlto1ose,. and tkey would in.
sure in every negro voter spirit Of
manhood as we'll as discipline; some
practical shrewdness and intellectual
development, and moral consciodsnsss
and culturs.ssieFt sHel worth the con-
sideration Of the President whcthet
Somothins, 1iEA sfhiA shnns,1a ;ninf bn, -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

u, A # sabbath H school meeting ia New
Hampshire the history of samson Sio IA
the subject 1T examination. IattWhf
foolish thing did Sams1naaosy s.sooe
-ek Ma'questions PIT; "A ittle >ns-,s-
Piled he vent down among the: :Rl
lst'nes and got vife.''' Tho Samso-
Man weakness 1as thus exposed Is Tho
smusemeat: Of manynoi1;as:. eli .SI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
ANECDOTE OF GRANT AND
SHERMAN.a 81 ~

The New York Times tells for trutl
the following CHARACTERISTIC story y o :
Grant md Sherman, Who remain, ain Is lie, lie
Falvays have been, close friends
Just before GET. Grant initiated bis
splendid campaign against Vicksburp
in the Spring Of 1868, and asser all the
prerarations had been made for swing
ing loose from the" base of supplies on
the Mississippi river, to make the cir
euitoas inland march via jackson,
Miss, TO- the rear Of Yicksbsrg, be
vas called upon BY Gen. Sherman, and
spoken to IS follows: .Gen. Grant, !
feel tito 81 my duty to say that as, 4
subordinate officer i am bound to give
you my hearty cooperation in this move
ment; but having 20 faith in it, l feel
it due to my military reputation to pro-
test against il ia writing, and hope that
~ protest will be forwarded BY you to
Washington" $780,:
every well, Sherman quie.ly ,e. ,,
piled the commanding-geneia "send
along your protest !; I u take care Of it,"
The next day. Ges. Grant received
Gen. Sherman's paper, and the move.
lnent was then Initiated which culmi-
mated, ID less than three months, ID
the surrender Of Vicksburg and its
immense. .garrisoA. Prior; however, to
1pPemberton's Z capitulaliom, but after it
was !! !, morally certain that tho rebel
stronghold must fall, Gen. Sherman
rode up to Gen. Grants headquarters
one day. and found his ehiet stretched
On the ground beneath his .:ay,". en-
deavoring g keep s cool Is possible in
the saltry mid summer I weather: They
were chatting pleasantly on the pros
pests Of the quickly approaching sue
cess, when Gen: Grants assistant,ad-
jutant.general came mp. and asked him
for . certain paper Of official impor-
'tanoe:' It is we'll known tkat Gen.
'Gant entered uponthe oampagn With
ept tm%ors, % ttspersonal baggage. than. i.
tooth brush, /" and this accounts for the
fact that his Official records were CARR
ed in the breastpocket Of his military
blouse. as Taking I handful Of .docu-
ments from this receptacle, he selected
the one that had been asked for. and
before putdng the rest away drew forth
= second paper from tic Pile Then,
turning 10 Sherman, With merry
stwinkle>in his eye, he said "By the by
General, here is something that will
interest you, Sherman, took it, and
saw the 'tprotest" which a little more
than two months before he had handed
to Gen, Grant, to be forwarded to
Washington through the proper chan
mel: :, An expression, half astonish shment
and half qualification, difusedi itself
over aShermah's war-worn features,
which ll quickly changed to. one Of su-
preme satisfaction when Gen. Grant
took the paper from his hand, and
tearing it into small FRAGMENTS, scatter,
ed them TO the Winds i No: further
allusion to the matter was made on
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

-:ztThx' CONFEDERATE sARMY.-Tle
surrender Of B Lea, J. Johnston, and
Others leaves the Contedrit Army in 4
ruther shattered state. That amy
nov consists Of Kirby Smith, four
mules, andi F.. Bass drum, aud is moving
rapMly yltowtds Texis.-Ayte,sxs Kand
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
k. 1t is the intention of the Pnes;.
dent and the War Department 10 redaco
the Army to one hundred thousand
men BY the coming New Year.

-: ~,:-,Allexander 81. Stephens, late rebel
Vice President, passes Lis time At
Fortress Monroe Id writing : book.
reading and, ,iagi.g hymns and ventne
lhaisi dislike Of JET Davis, in which .lse-
tes opetatiqn gl; he is joiocd by the kts
rebel Postmaster, Generd Reagan.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
THE GREAT TORNADO.

II The e Red Wing A,y4.s contains
lengthy description Of the tornado th,,
passed over that place. on the 10Th
M Mrs, Larson's house, two stories high
tie lover q; story of brick and the uppe,
.',l' Of boards. though not directly in The
n line Of the whirlvind, had the whole
Of the upper story raised up and carrii.
e, ed . = distance Of twenty rods. Near
this house, was Sheriff Chandler, who
jumped fiom his buggy. and lying Ii, ia,
on the ground, held to an Z oak bush = =
his ! f feet had not reached tie ground ea,1d
when e. the storm had passed By him! IN
that brief moment he felt strain upon i, i
his arms as if he had been violently
pulled .upward-felt his rubber cap
torn in in two adovn his back BY the force
Of the vind-saw his horse in the all
above him as if leaping down upon him
''s aud @''ta that : the horse and buggy together
,'.ar were lifted up and swept away from him.
In In . search next day, following the
track Of the tornado, about tel, rods
from the road, in . 'ploughed field, Vas
found the impression of the horses s. feet
all four, where he had come come doxnn n.;ith ;viith
great force, each foot Plox;iipg up the
earth as if tie, forward impetus Vas ,:ls &C. !,
yond the resistance aof the E animal min, -
About seventy-fvne Is Is rods farthcru T 90, III, il
nest OF bfusk though :: which noo 10 al;ii- ali;i
NAL could Have passed, tie Ii horse: Isl: vas v.
found 'so matted up; ID his harness, the
brush and among small trees, that be
could not move. He ~.s baat slightly
Injured y lis ari,l v'oeyage:: :s'',as %, 10
The house ST Nj. Chamberlain, .
two story frame cottage, tue Van.
filed ID With brick and built .i;,d .tudt Il about ii
. year ago, was lifted from It's ft fotundia- ids
ton Whole ana swept ,'l away: away II, three three
rods distance, one corner Of tie house
ploughed: into the ground ! depth. 81, Of
two feet for four o. Eve feet il length.
Two rods to the right a corner again
plougghed ssahe ground and the house
broke to pieces; al except the ssills, So
small, that it would tax / man 81 or Or
dinary ingenuity to construct d respect
able sized chicken.coop from the fira.e fira.e-
ments A part Of tbs roof was { carried
into the river three quarters Of mile
distant. A bureau was seen ! hundred
feet in the air, and d: mile from the
starting place. &c., &c, :. 91. &. Sz''
An aged man named Matthias Strreeter
WHO Was at MI. ,c.'s house, se,@sa Vas 81 scsausk,
up with the building and carried tven-
.ty rods distant, receiving such injuries
that he died ID about twenty Tour hours
''afterrRalra htst: 2o*'itaeb ats3 30 q ssioose
All trees that stood in tie p.th Of
The. whirlwind-1ra;inIginlga ffi,on 4, i've i've 70
nine rods IN width hM.swere IS e torn nio 10 Is Or
broken off ,"23ai Hs:- T..:yi r. as1T1,7
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
v. , 11TCHEL1 Eaiter / Proprietor
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TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADEANCE

=. RA1Es olRADvERr1sIna.g
tine column, one year, SIS 90
One-half column, one year, 40 90
Ons-fourth column. one year, 25 90
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