St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
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L0CA' i EvvS
Dln.croaI o. u. B. c1uioa. divine service every
Sabbath, at 1o3< .. M, and ?. m. Prayer Measaue
and Glass every Thursday evening at ~ Sabbath
school, q M o'clock every Sabbath morning.
et1tzs l.ss'5 NJ DAVID TICH, Passor.
i aarThe5 Ciro u lation3 of tho Democrat
Il DOUBLE that OF any othor paper
nuhliahod above st. Anthony Fails
Lot Advertisers remember this. rs
fs MAaKlrs..-New potatoes are very plen-
/, y, and Of good size and quality, q 81 per
bushel will soon be lower. String Deans,
Is cents per peck; peas, 20 cts. per quart; ;
onions, s cents PER bunch; carrots. do;
raspberiss, 20 cents per quarts s5iq
IA. FIzzLE.-Quite a. numerous adultery
assembled at the Court. House last evening
to hear Hole-in-the- Days address on the
improvement ofhis race, but M. ID, failed
to appear.
REruRNED.-Geo, Kinney, Frank Rein
eaey and Lawrence Darlington, Of Company
I, Seventh Regiment, returned home yes
terday evening. -. i@j - ,1"i,.; r,-,@f,
FAvoRADLE.-The. St. Paul stages go
down ea,h.morning almost, and sometimes
quite, empty, but come up every evening
heavily toaded.. The great proportion of
these lncomers are strangers and settlers.
7, FARNlNG INrLIMsNrs.- Burbank & Co.,
and Lewis Clark are furnis hing quite a
number Of our farmers with the reapiug
machines for which they ore agents, and
We have seen several. new fthreshing ma.
chimes passing through TO- different places
in the County. These are very good evil
denccs Of intelligent husbandry. .. ~
EN1oRArIoN.-From items given in our
exchanges, and from what we can see,
there is no doubling the fact that this por-
ton Of the State is receiving the bulk Of
the emigration this season. Northern Min
nesota is bound to prosper. ~3:<}t>
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WITHDRAWAL OF iiLANDs.-The Land Or,
Zee at this place has been notified by the:
Department Of the withdrawal Of all the
odd numbered sections along the Main and
Branch Lines of the St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad, within the ten aud twenty mile
limits in this District. All evea numbered
sections within the ten mile limits are to be
held at $3.50 per acre.
SECOND DATTERY.-A private letter from
r. D. Bloomfield, dated Chattanooga, July.
18th, says: ''The ID MINI. Battery will
leave Philadelphia, Tenn, the 18th Of July
to proceed to the State for muster out. l
will likely so with 1t when it comes through
here. Col. Baxter told me last night
he intended rcsigning and would likely 60
along with us. + + Will probably see you
this time next month";" ..
CuLpABLE 1EGLEcT.-Our attention has
been called by tax-paying citizen to the
condition of q portion Of the fire apparatus
of this town. The hook and ladder wagon
is standing outside the engine house, expos
ed to the weather and loss from other ;caus-:
es, while the ladders are scattered here,
there and everywhere. 1t" is the duty OF
the Fire Company to keep these articles to-
gether and in proper order; otherwise they
are Of no kind of use.
RUSAwAY.-A span Of horses ran away
from Bridgman's mill on Monday morning,
dashing along with the wagon to which
they were attached. Their career was
brought to 2 sudden stop by a sapling near
the Methodist church, which the runaways
endeavored in vain to climb, one on each
side.' The horses were uninjured, but the
wagon was considerably damaged-causing
the owner to give vent to the most vehe-
ment lamentations. "a.
A SuprER.-It will not be long before
"the boys in blue..'s from st. Cloud will be
home again, and would it not be we'll to
commence thinking about giving them some
fitting reception? This can be done, after
they have all returned, in the form, of q
supper. given at Brokers' Hallor the Court
House. We know that the ladies Of 81.
Cloud can get up the incest kind Of : sup.
Fer, and it is they who will doubtless take
this matter in hand While We would sug-
6aak 4 brief aneech of velcoma from anIne
Of our citizens. We would say: not great
deal Of speaking but plenty to est
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CHAsaE.-1n this age of progress, moth
ing that bears; the marks of antiquity is,
safe from the hands Of man. Whatever.
il. old must bef renodeled and rebdrnish-'
ed, and started anew, with its ''.best foot
forward" Even that classical building
known as the s.Asmarorum, or "Hotel dc
Ia Tut" has bean compelled. to undergo
process of transformation, and now stands