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Skirt
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rs h-r~by gives sb.s ~ 80 Ns's a
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~ishs1r rss-- ~ pr rsrs'isa. sst ~ F'i.f*
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~ We ere ssshosissd 70 announce r. A.
ClsnESrs E>q, . : essdidus Tor re-
s'ss'ion g Prosecuting Arssrnsy. for The
Third Jpsicisl Cneun.
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|1'HEGRATECAUSE.
Of
HUMAN MISERY.
81 Jssr ruhli-h-1. - S-slsc Eas-ipPs
~ Price Six Coats
A Lecture On the Nature Treatment
and Radical

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resulting ssnm Sill Abs<~. kr- Bs RuB'T
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BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUs
IANDS.
Sess under s<si. 10 : pisin rrveicp~. -
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% TO pot ssmrs ~ s6drs<-snr-
CHASL y G KLINE & co.
197 Bcwery. n. Y Pest OEsre bsx 4.5es.
sept. Issb. les5-5n-
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Boy WASTED.-An intelligent boy
wanted 10 learn the printing business
Apply at tuis Office, and good bcy
will get good terms.
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10 pursuance 20 So nstir> y f.rr ~
given. thsI the poiI oil b. ep~a-t - "a.
|usu.I piscss ~ h ding -i-ci,sss. - sh- -sv
-rsI 30 a-s.sp. - D.syss Cou.'v. fss'-~.
On Tsesc-y. sh~ Ion dsy - Oes.b.r. les
toe me purpos> % eisrsing re ofic@r- r'-n
TONED in The foregoing preeeft. whereof ~
persors interested ~III tsks not Re and gov.
srs themselves accordingly. Witness ny
hand sp~ sesI. fhis ibs l9sh dsy 81 S<p
TENDER. 1865.
HEN Y NAUNTEL. Sheriff. D. c.
sept a3d. ls65-3w.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-30

T. On shs 20 Of October the people a.
Come ciitDi vote on the question % sns nd
ing their Constitution 80 - 10 slo~ negroes
TO vote The Rspub liean leaders sre urging
their followers 20 vote Tor The proposed
smsndmens and 80 sets good r<smpir =
The Souih. The result will be looked To-
With considerable Interest
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Election Notice.

S'.s~ ~ iadss,s. Dssols C.unis:
VINE state of isais.s 10 she Sasrif o.
i 80 CSoniy Gree'sng.-fcn .f- nrrsb,
eonr rrded 90 give notice according 70 80
h,s there ~iil BE- an eisetion neld a. sLs
ever u precincts 10 sid county on ID. ,
Te-sdsv 81 october. 1865. tor the purpcs.
- eis ling persons 70 Oh The fslio~fnl
lOfices tc-~u:
One Representative 10 the legislature
~ place % a. J Beckett. E-q, resigned;
On. C"unfy Tres.usr for sd rcurf,
One Casrnsr. for --id ccusfy; 0ne Cosn I,
lCorrsissioner. 10 place % X ~ Davis
Wines my b.nd. End S~si ~ ssid roon
y. - Jssrsr. this the 1914 dsy " Sep
truh-r 1865
HENkY A HOLTHsUS. Geek
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Diso1ssoion e Copartnership
NOTICE = hereby e'sea. shs' she c.
IN p.ssnsr<h,p. hss~se'-s~ sx'-sInr -
:we>s Nicholas s-nnirgsr snd vie'.s S'ei's
~ the Rssdls. md Siesm Nil. Dutois eounis
Indians. u THE tsy dissolved.
vi TOR STOLTZ
Fsrdinsnd. Isd.. Sep' son. iss5-s~
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M ~rrur1-nc- .isk iRs ers<r q - y.
i tuss C~sf-y Bear a Ccsaiss'sr >rs.
na<~ o. sxsei.I ressiDn, th~ rs<prsgD -.
cusr'y AntIrp~ u ssi< rc1-ty- hevssy 90
r-riss< &c -. - 70 c~sssy ~ 4S00.
a. .kSxh isf-r-<s .Til - I'D - - vsse =
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ss~rs' f..iise., &c 80 - ysss l8s5- $50
~ 500 90 ss~r I'll - sscTss3 q -
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srxis< - rke rwfsef u <sI<s<rs' fsnil'<s. 90
81 sN< 10 psssst Isss i<gss'srsre. go -
.~sers 90 hk~ls - rr6~>n-1 vitbis OF
-srras- THEO S0<DKkMAN.
C-s~sy AsSsss y y
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E,~sL GA Lsn1,.- CsinSETs ABS
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTI1E

NOTICE. her-bs gss~n- 'het ~ ssa-r
~ sisprc les bess - nni~f~c -1nini-'rs'
tor Of sac estate 81 Z II BY. -.
" Dabuis ccss ~. decreased S.s= esI.F~ =
sur evsrd % % --irrsr.
IA Is BEATTY. Asm'r-
S-pt. l6sh. 1865 30
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State Of Indiana. County q Dsbois. .:
|WE. ,he undo rrignsd- Jurors empsneiied
w and s~.rn on thr ssh dsy Of Sepsem-
Der. 1865. IN Ferdiasnd TOO nshir. Dsbsss
county. Iad-. By Charles Kssos. CorosSS u
SO eousiy. 10 inquire ssd true psessnt-
meas make - 10 ~hst manner end b. shom
Catherine Ysehsm. bs>e ty wss found 10
: w~Ii ~ cisssrn - her residence On me Tn
dsy o. S-pt. 1886. came 20 her d~ssh. sssss
hsvisg heard tbe evidence and examined
tie body Do 6nd thai the deeess~d Game 20
her desih By drowning - the cell - sces-
tens. end roe BY me-ns ~ sny visi-nee
Gwen under our hsnds snd sesss q The
nm. ssd place u holding he inquest m-r-
|fiosed sb.v~. Jahn B Gnhm.sa
Josrph Miller J.--ph Rukeimsn
Iohn @ Meier 3 Piekkssdt
IN Ds:rm~r w Msnsk-hsus
Anfkany Miller Les Miller
y 4 Bsuntick FL Bie@Ler
Jonas Rihss ChssIes WseIies-
TIE shove u . srue coy d ihs seissn
lnsde BY Tho Jury.
sept. l6-s~ G. KRAUS. Coroner D. 9.
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Ee 80 $40 rrsrss 90 80 e~trtrssef
\ E.r'r <~g.r I'll 80 Es.P~---er 80
49, - 80 go - . ~ 500 ~ Ne hInrr..
<AsrA - 80 --is - Cts Trisss
$50 . l-s7--1m.
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yysHE rsrTHrr-sip f-rsTss1s~ -x-risx 60
a IA Erm Esm~ mf D~r4r- = Ms~n ~
49, Fv~m ~ i-fP-r fsrap rnsr. In.ssser-
A.- 5.-n ~s~IE~f b. wss~li $3.50 80
1-r-pE- r.ssr Esd Sr@ rs ~-ks rsT.~s !.
$50 -. r-rser- -..a.r S-m.~1- ssrsa-s
$50 frz uYM prsssnr stSn - 5~As Msns.
-. $780, = sna>s- r-t - sstai~ - 49,
r~,s u fhe f-E-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
THE MAILS.

Since Tuesday OF last week, not a
particle of Eastern mail has been re-
ceivcd at this place The original
cause Of this delay was the break &C.
casioned in the line of the La Crosse
Railroad by the recent treshet, but this
has served as an excuse for the most
culpable negligence and indifference.
with regard to the mails. The break
is only fifteen miles in extc.t, and has
caused little or no interruption t. trav-
ell. The bulk Of this back mail will
probably arrive this or tomorrow even
ing.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

I'M. EDlToR.-I WISH to call the stten-
it1oMpf property-holdsfnof Vrighta1dad
iQinihg counties, to IL manners lin which
'knsiness is done by the Rbchester ;Ipsu-
rance Company, located at Rochester, MINI.
Qathe Sd day Of March IHns ealledenpon
blythe gent Of the Company; Ind, ifter
his explanations in regard to Live Stock
sInstlrance against Death, l took. an Insu
ra111ce on my stock to the amount of $40,
and in less than four hours after the Agent
lett, one head of my stock was accidentally
killed. This day the Agent called at my
place and adjusted the loss to my satisfac-
4tion, and paid the, amount down. Sc. With
in ten days l. have. ny loss. paid. And TO
those having properly 10 |ihsare, i would
simply say Insure at once, and insure in
tho Rochester Insurance Co. The Agents,
E. I. Evans and H. M: :Beals, arc now do,
ing business in tins county and will call
upon the property holders for the purpose
Of giving them an opportunity to insure
their property! -; -. G. s. BOYD.
Monticello, March Is, 1865.
---JfonticeH0s Statesman. sssya5 -&. *stss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
STATE NEWS.

The amount Of: Saw Logs that are
now lying at the two Mills is immense,
much more than, the preceding year.
The mills have been running night and
day during most Of the winter, yet the
logs have gradually accumulated, and
now, cover over number Of acres,
piled, in MOST places, four. or five feet
high Owatonma Pl1;ndeoler. Il
IMM1aRAr1oN.-As sp,ing advances
the indications of a heavy immigration
to Minnesota become more and more
encouraging. During the, latter part
Of last week, small party Of men from
Kentucky were at the Land Office, in
this place, looking up tract Of land
suitable, both in size: and quality, for
the location thereon Of about one hun.
bred families, who intend to seek homes
in this State as soon as navigation
opens.-M. Peter 7r.ibune.
The shakopse A'yu. states that
on the 10th, the distille'y at that place,
fine stone building, with considera-
BILE amount Of liquor, was destroyed by
fire. Loss not given-insured for
$500. <..@''. ''' ~. '.s.1' ~'.'.'.
On the 2lat,,, the, dwelling house Of
G. Hates, was also burned. Loss not
given-insurcd for $500.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
The DRAFT

1t Is ordered to Commence ON the Sd Of
April In all Districts then in Ar
rcars.
AcT,rG Asst. P. NJ. GEnsaAL's OFFICE, !
=, St. Paul. MIMI, March 25th 1865. +
Circular No. s., e.: -':E - =: -
1t is hereby announced that tho draft
will take place on Monday, the Sd day Of
April, 1865, for the deficiency in all sub
districts of the State under the call of De-
ccmber 10Th, 1864, for 800, 900 men, where
it has not been previously ordered, unless
positive assurance be given to the Provost
Marshal of either district, that the dc6c-
iency of sub-district will be supplied by
recruits witt three days from that draft,
No further suspension need be expected,
as prompt action to close up business under
the last call must be taken.
~. :''''* JNO. T. AVERILL,,
, .. -: Col: A.,A. P. NJ. Gen. MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
OF FRONTIER DE-
''' FENCES.

We haze learned from District Head
quarters, that; the pros ramme Of opera
tons for the defense Of the frontier has
been completed by General Sibley, who
has transmitted the requisite instruc.
tions for carrying 1t into effect at the
earliest possible period. The present
line of small posts will: be abandoned,
and new line farther west will be &C.
cupicd, extending from Alexandria on
the north, 10 Spirit Lake, near the Iowa
boundary, on the south, and which will
embrace all the settlements made or
contemplated. during the coming sea-
son.. The stations will be twelve or if
teen miles distant from each other, and
the intervals will be traversed each day
by armed parties, so that a daily report
from all the posts will be made at Fort
Rid gely.: There will also be a,strong
cavalry detachment on each side OF the
Minnesota river, which will be kept in
motion during the entire season, and
add very materially to the security of
the border. against hostile Indians
The extent: Of operation may be estima-
ted by the fact that this single dcfen-
sive line is Ito miles in a direct line,
nearly north ard south. ri. ~ =. .,
Other precautions will also be- taken,
by the establishment, of a; number Of
camps, from Fort Abercrombie by way
Of Fort WadswQrth, to the James river,
to intercept raiders from the hostile
bauds.-Press. a.:&.:~ - a7r I. ii nj
M1LLs:-We understand that Messrs
Hotailing, Dickerson and Coffin are
erecting a water saw and Touring mill,
on the Blue Earth river, several miles
southeast OF South Bend. I've
We, also learn that Mr.. Bulls, OF
Rice county intends putting up large
mill at the Blue Earth rapids, some:
time the coming season. 1.>::'' . ..,'Tt -
A gentleman Of lie Sueur county, il
is reported, contcmplates erecting q
WOODEN factory OF Touring mill, at the
same; place. 3:a ..aihus.< ,; x. 81 =:
This is decidedly one Of the best wa.
tcr-powers in the State, and its devel
opmeht into an important manufactur:
ing point is only a'question of timo-
nankato Record. Il. .;a,st.x <>*I ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
THE RIVER OPEN.

a dispatch from Wabashaw on the
25th, announced that the Mississippi
was clea' of ice to Winona. The little
steamer Turtle left that afternoon for
Winona, and when Inst heard from had
reached Minnesota in safety. 80 49,. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
FROM THE FRONTIER.

"A CViceIo'uc"t VI tue L FPSS, VIII
ing from Fort Wadsworth, d. T., gives
some inside views of tho. workings Of
the Indian policy at that place. 1t
will be remembered that Fort Wads-
worth, Was established last summer By
Gen. Sully,' for the two-told purpose of
affordine security to the frontier aud
inducing the, pcaceably disposed Indian
to settle down in the vicinity, where
they would be protected from the hos.
tile members Of their bands. If~any:
thing good could ''comc 4out Of: Naz-
ereth,' many favorable results might
have followed this endeavor on the part
of the authorities ha,: ,..t'"' = ~<'Ih /.
The location was a new one, and had
not the buried rascality Of years past to
faint the atmosphere. And 80, were it
possible for honesty and,ivirtue to pros
per under the present management Of
Indian affairs, this would have seemed
a most favorable opportunity. . 'f<
But the never failing evil genius in
all Indian matters appeared, this time
in the person Of 10 Brswn--the grace
less scamp whose name is synonymous
with everything that savors Of rascality
lie has been famous for any number If
years back, and seems detern. ined to
lose none Of his old reputation Here
is testimonial from the Press CORES
pendent '.* ,.-."
Major Brown receives about ST, 200 per
"nnum, or SIS per day Samuel Brown,
about the same mountaineering it at feast
81. 100 per annum-the Legitimate reward
of the Brown family. Il corps Of scouts
are employed at s. each, per day, and ra-
tons (said to be fifty-two in number) ma
king the monthly allowance 3,12D, or
ST 440 per annuu., payable in vouchers or
funds from Capt. McKuslck. So far as /
have been ablr to learn. not one of those
vouchers has evsr gone into the hands OF
the scout, where it properly belonged, bu,
into the hands Of Brown or son, who brings
into the Quartermaster's office, an order
founded upon the classic Y Of Puul and
Agrippa, directing that officer to turn over
the same to bearer Brown.
In addition to this, by a late order
from Gen. Pope, Brown alone, has a
right to purchase furs or pelts from the
Indians, and any Infringement Of this
order is severely punished :.
If the present Indian. system was cs
tablishcd with single view to- whole.
Sale robbery, both of the government
and the Indians, it has pro:ed mag
nifccnt success. 1t seems possible 70,
no man, be he never so honest, to have
any part in the managcment>of Indian
affairs and hold out against the temp
tations to steal and rob which form the
web and 'of Of the system. 1t is cor
ruption from the top to the bottom. IT,.
We have spoken OF this before ane
we shall continue to in the future anc
We hope the press all over the State vii
DO the same, until, if there be any hon
csty in Congress, the whole Indian De
partmcnt, through all its ramifcations
shall be purified and the mountain o.
abuses removed. H.. .:.2 -; - ~. p.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
Proceedings Of the Town Council

AI OFF1C1 AL.
rhoNeuseil a. eSsua tssbe hi
of the Ma@, o4nlSh 2Nh y1so5a
Pressot o.. NESaos, maya, An.
Tay"rBslqr 20 sprbaA
The following resolution was offered
by AID. Taylor:
PeSolcc.|. That the Recorder be in
str"cted to draw and deliver to f. G.
Sinith Iah brder for lkoe sum Of 81 SlQ;.
Tie same being abatement of tax erro-
neouslyJ' assessed 81 lot I. ii Block 334 so,
st, OIrud; the'same being for improve:
q'ents not assessed, through mistake!2 ::
+. Re*"lued furthey, That the Recorder,
be directed to add the; sum Of $ll0 to,
the tax assessed on lot 5, block IS, st.
Cloud; r'i'" / %*-&&'D '"' ''' Wat
Adopted. o:7''' 'a''''~.~t :''12' ted
The following resolution was offered
WHEREAS, by an act OF the Legis::
lature of the State Of Minnesota, emit
tied San act to amend, an act entitled
an act to: Incorporate the town of St.
Cloud, approved Jan, 9th, 1865, it
was provided that all taxes, other than
special, should be, collected by the off,
GERS Of Stearns county, in the same
manner as other 7publ,c' taxes are col
'lected ; therefore be Eirts -, .1.~~ >'oi's
Res"fce,', That, -the~Gity Marshal
make fnal'scttknent with the City
Treasurer, and: also submit statement
properly certified to the Mayor Of the
amount of taxes collected, and the
amount delinquent, real and personal,
aud that when II such statement lis ap-:
proved, the Mayer shall deliver, to; the
proper County, officer the list Of delin-
qaent taxes, 10 be by him collected in
conformity to alaw.,t1 '''2a''' @.''22Sz ~
Adopted. "' >H H's:. ! & "a"' ri -
The following resolution was offered
by AID @Tayfor:a 1e<"t .t'':@'" z" s""r
Resolvsd, That the Mayor be and
is hereby requested to obtain the: rec
ords7 Of ALL taxes delinquent for, past
years, and. deposit the same with the
County officers, to the end that such
taxes may be paid and the several tracts
upon which said tax was assessed be re-
deemed BY, the proper parties respec-
lively, and that :, the Count, officers
shall receive ten per cent. of the gross
amount Of such delinquent tax which
they may be- able to collect as aforesaid:
A: Gillmore presented his bill for
services rcndered~as City Marshal, to
tile amount of $40 90, which was or or:
dered to be raid out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropria-.
TOD g.. irn;. g+l -, .!s'3:'G.. -! !;
J. NJ. aRosenbergcr presented his bill
for; stationery, to the amount of 81 40,
which was ordered to b. paid out 81
any money in the treasury not other:
wise appropriated. ~ -. = -
Moved and seconded to adjourn to
tic first Monday in April, 1865. Car
ried. ! @ - - 49, .,
=: L. 4. EVANS, Mayor.
Attest: J. NJ RosESBERaER, Recorder.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

DEING now in receipt Of my Fall and
- Winter Stock, which has been selected
with care, purchased at close figures and
with reference to the increasing wants of
this section, 1 would most respectfully in
vite purchasers to call and examine my
assortment. -s<;x,.~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

From estimates obtained at the
several warehouses in this city, we
learn that there is now in store here
243,000 bushels OF wheat, J s, 500 bush,
els of barley, and $4,000 bushels of
oats-in all 27l 500 busheIs.-Rea
Wing .Aryus
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

the other House Of Congress, adopt
some measure for the publication of its
members, or, ct least, tor requiring,
t|f dsted Rbha7;or ShiIs sshdshg Il
w. official Opacity. 81 IS 81
As hight Hasc beef Mex ssct@ TN
Dte%oefntio parers~seised ~'tl sota;
cious avidity upon the 'lissraceful &C.
currcncc. They rolled it as sweet
m"r>cl under their tongue 1t was just
such food as they tattcl upon. The
St. Paul Ii""err, which pr.a's; itself
upon diving dscpcr. intu~ l.auizau~iLh,
than almost any,tM it's contemporaries.
cut the affair up into little bits, and
presented a dish t. its readers each
morning, asa rare '.dclicacy for the
Democratic palate. These papers do
not seem to realize that they must
share in the disgrace, as they would
doubtless wish in any honor. brought
upon the country by'so high an officer:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
NEW ADJ REFRESHMENTS.
:x.,:>:NOTIGcE.

Twill commence on the 10th Of April,
castratings Colts. Having had two years
experience in the business in this place, l
can Warrant satisfaction. +, i - ''S's5EtH
F. SMITHSON,
One mile from st. Cloud, ON the Clearwa-
ter road v7n36 Gin
|...s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

The Pioneer says that Col. Averill
has received a dispatch from the au-
thorities at Washington stating that
"mixed blood Indians cannot be re.
ccivcd as recruits.