St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

ulStrlct IN the town. The polls will be
. open from 9 A. NJ. TIL P. NJ.
PERSONAL VIM. Powell, ESQ.,, started
East on Friday last, to purchase goods.
Mr.. John ". Tenvoorde left for Europe
yesterday morning.
Major W. r. Snyder, Paymaster, was in
town on Saturday, and left next day for
Fort Ripley. to pay off the troops at that
post. He had just returned from Fort
Wadsworth.
BUSINESS CHANGEs.-Mr. John Denton
has purchased Joseph Brokers stock Of
goods, aud will continue the business IN
the same place. Mr.. b, is an excellent
business man, and VIC arc pleased to learn
Of his permanent, location in our city.
Mr.. J. NJ. Darlington mas purchased the
stock of drugs. groceries, &c., belonging
to S. Marlatt, and will hereafter carry on
the business. jesse is an enterprising
young man, and deserves success.
Mcssrs. E. ". s L. G. Sims have bought
an interest in the Sank City FIGURING Mills.
SALE OF LIQUOR ON ELEcr,o* DAys.-Ey
a law of last winter, all liquor dealers are
prohibited from selling or giving away, ex-
cept for medical purposes, any spurious
liquors on general election days, or the
day on which any town meeting may be
held for the transaction of town business
All violations of this act are punishable by
fine of not less than fifty nor more than
one hundred dollars. This will apply to
the election on next Tuesday.
QUoTAs.-The Pioneer gives the follow
ing list of towns in Stearns county whose
quotas are filled;
St. Augusta, Brockway, Fair Haven,
Maine Prairie, Munson, La Sank
The following are lacking:
Sank Centre l, St. Cloud 4, Oak ?, Yer
dale l, Wakefield l.
In TlNE.-Andrew Plein, a resident of
st. Cloud, Stearns County, visited Europe
last fall, and was in London when he heard
of the last call for men. His wife wrote to
him that a draft had been ordered, and
knowing he was liable he crossed over to
. Germany, secured a substitute, and made q
/ break for home. He arrived in St. Paul on
Monday night, and yesterday his substi-
tute was mustered into the service to the
credit of St. Cloud.-Pioneer
GINsENG.-An act was passed by the
last Legislature inficting a penalty of moi
less than FIVE dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars upon any person who shall
dig, or have in their possession, or expose
for sale, or purchase, any green ginseng
I root, between the first day of May and the
first day of August in each year 1t i:
made the duty of Town Supervisors and
Constables 20 prosecute under this act
Our ginseng diggers and buyers will take
notice accordingly.
IMMIGRATION COMMUNICATION the
recommendation of the District Immigra.
ton Committee, the following local Com.
mittees have been appointed by Governo,
Miller:
E. H. Atwood, Maine Prairie.
Henry Krebs, St. Augusta.
Alex. Moore, Sank Centre.
Peter Loso, St. Joseph.
John Moore, Paynesville.
G. II. Middendorf, Richmond.
Theodore Steinburg, New Munich.
n Richardson, Little Falls.
N, T. Ia, mes, Alexandria. =,
Rev. Franz Pierz, Crow Wing. .,-
a. D. Brewer, Todd County (Sauk Cen
ire P. o. ..
Any person having friends in the East O.
in Europe upon whom they think this pam
phlet would have favorable influence
can have copy sent them postage free
by leaving their address with either of tn,
above named gentlemen. Those residin,
in this vicinity will call on John Zapp, Esq.
or the editor of The DEMOCRAT.
l@ a notice concerning the Rochester
Insurance Company will be observed else
where. The agents have issued over sew
enty policies in Wright county within thu
past three weeks. They will be here abou
the FIRST Of April. sf... !.