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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

Lone REPoRT--This morning, Sergeant
Gessford reported So cases arrested and tried IN
the Th Ward yesterday. Seventy -eight cases
grew out Of disorderly house Kept by Thos.
Bowers, corner of Sd and L streets south,
where a fancy ball was given last night which
ended in q desperate fight several persons be-
ing badly beaten Bowers was fined $40 90 for
keeping a disorderly house, and the others
from a. to $3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

RY THos. BOWLING, Anct.; Georgetown.
FURNITURE. SUGARS. STOVES GLASS
WARE, &c, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, Noyember lIth q.
O'Clock, will sell, at the Auction Store No IVA
Bridge street, Georgetown, q large lot Of
Furniture, Stoves, Sc.
lot Of Liquors, &c, &c.
MOI -2t THOs DOWNING A.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

US ISOLATION having been organi lsa holds
Its regular meetings ut GonzsRA Hall, street be-
tween 9Th and 10th, on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY OF each week, at 81 O'Clock p. m. Its aims
are the mutual Improvement and amusement Of its
members. All members are hereby rotiaed to be
present on y RIDAY, November 10th. at thu above
mentioned time and place, a. business Of impor-
lance will be transacted. BY order:
ALONZ0 A. MARI, President.
JOS ii BROOKE, Secretary. 1t
~FEEIAN BROrHERH0OD. d. O-The
uS members Of the different Circles Of the Dis
tIict Of Columbia are requested to assemble on
Tbs EVENING. Nov 8. ISIS, At ~ o'clock, at
Wocllsy's College, 9th street, between d and II.
Several prominent officials OF the y. are in the
city. ard will positively be present.
1t RICHD OULAHAN,S. c. y. ID.
NTFlIR FOB THE BENEFIT OF ASSEM-
w BLfs CHURCH. at Odd Fellows Hall
con me ncfsg MONDAY EVENING. 9Th instant.
pleasant place to spend an evening. no S7a
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Fire in Cincinnati-The Alabama Election

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9-The packing house of
Senger Co., in Chicago, was destroyed by
fire on Tuesday night last. Loss $4,000, which
is nearly all insured
Reports from Alabama concede the election
OF Bulger for Governor, by a small majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09
pr THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georseto,n

in GEoRGETowN, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November
z at O'Clock p. m, will sell. in front OF the
premises, on Second and Lfngsn streets, near the
Georgetovn College, two Lots. each fronting 70
feet on Second street with good substantial stone
basement already laid. Alss, three Lots. each
fronting 20 feet. with front basement walls and
running back 40 feet TO a common sewer the same
being part of the property owned and occupied by
the late Surveyor, Lewis Carbery. Esq
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and tvelvs
months.
,Conveyancing and stamps at the cost OF IN. pur.
chaser. J. III RITCHIE
, THOs. BOWLING, Auct,
no geo Intel n Con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

THE BALTIMORE MURDRR.-We have given
the particulars of the arrest of John Glare, the
supposed murderer Of H. b. Grove, the Balti-
more photographer, and the discovery of ar
ticles in Clare's possession eliminating him.
Since then, detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt,
of this city, and Smith, of Baltimore, have
succeeded in discovering an appa-ea.iy Per
<-Ot SIIaIn evidence connecting Glare with
the murder. 1t will be remembered that an
examination Of the premises discovered gold
bar belonging TO the watch-chain of deceased.
which had been torn off the chain by the muir
derer in his haste. When Glare came to this
city he exhibited gold watch and stated first
that his father had given il TO him, but TO others
he told different stories, and he represented
to Clarvoe and McDevitt that he got it from a
young man in New York, and that he had sold
il for $50 TO a person he met in the Capitol
grounds. To-day, Messrs Clarvoe and McDe-
witt and Smith have succeeded in finding this
watch. The chain is minus the gold-bdr, lost in
wrenching it from the body of the victim.
Glare also stated to a young man in this city
that he had had difficulty with a man in Bal.
timore, and had shot him. We learn from
Messrs. Clarvoe and McDevitt that Glare was
arrested some time ago in this city by Serg't
Skippon, for stealing horse and buggy in
Baltimore, and selling it in this city, and that
he is now on bail for trial in Baltimore on that
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

TOs. J. MAY CO.,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealersin
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
On hand an immense stock OF
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
for winter, viz:
Blankets, Quilts, Sheeting.,
Shaker Flannels, fne Flannels,
Hamilton Canton Flsnnels.
White Rius and Gray Twilled FIanpels
Fancy Cslored Opera Flannels,
Cassineres, Cloaking Cloths,
Brown and Blesched shirtings,
herrimack, Sprasue and Pacific Prints.
American DeLains, Linseys,
Crib and Cradle Blankets,
We offer the above goods at
POPULAR PRICES. man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09
LOCAL NEWS,

The CONDEMNED MAN, WIEZ.-Wirz states
that he was born in Solothurn, Switzerland,
and when quite young removed with his pa
rents TO Zurich, where he attended school.
Subsequently he went TO France, where he
studied medicine, and graduated, almost i'm
mediately thereafter emigrating to this coun-
try, where he prosecuted his studies in the
English language. After spending some time
in the North he went South, marrying in Ken
lucky and settling in Louisiana.
The condemned man now spends his entire
time In religious reading and in conversation
with his spiritual adviser, Rev Father Boyle,
whose visits are frequent. He expresses him
self as prepared to meet his fate, but expresses
the fear that his physical weakness may cause
him TO appear to falter on the gallows.
Rev. Father Boyle, who has been constant in
his attendance upon the condemned man, has
promised to take charge of his remains and see
them properly inferred, and Mr.. Schade will
take charge OF his papers and such effects he
may leave.
MIR. Schade called upon President johnson
yesterday afternoon, and said he came to ask
him TO commute the sentence Of Henry WIrZ
He did not insist on a direct answer, as the
President was at the time much engaged he.
however, submitted 10 the consideration of the
President paper setting forth the reasons
why the sentence OF WlrZ should be COM
muted. These are of general character, and
allege extenuating circumstances, and bear
also upon the constitutionality of the Military
Commission, and conclude with earnest
appeal TO the President tor clemency. The
President kindly received the paper, and init
mated that he would examine ii, and Mr..
Schade was accorded another appointing mt for
to-day.
II will be remembered that several DAYS ago
Wirz received a letter from party in New
York, who, after expressing the belief that
Wirz was the greatest criminal known to the
civilized world, quoted several passages of
Scripture, and advised Wirz to make his peace
with God. Yesterday, Wirz answered this
communication in sarcastic terms, and after
referring to the good advice of his CORES pond
ent, asked the privilege TO quote a passage of
Scripture, as follows: Judge not that Won
may not be Judged
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Affairs I'm Gearaetawu.


oANAL:-Arriyed-Boa Capitola, with wheat
10 maIket, ana twenty-five boats with coal con-
signed 10 Hampshire and Baltimore Co, 242 q
tonsi american Co, 54l6 tons: Hieston, lI3 8
tonsi central Co, 171.9 tons; Borden 90, s5O2
TONS Cumberland Co, lO6 ~ tons: Comedian
ton Co, lo4.lO tons; Barton Co, II79 tons
Departed-Boats Charles Ardinger. salt 20
Charles Mills; M. r. Smith, merchandize 70
Llft-lock No. IS, and eighteen boats light
SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Thomas Bowling,
auctioneer, sold At auction, yesterday, the pro-
perry owned and occupied by DR. Louis Ma
kall, on the corner of Dunbarton and Mont
gomery streets, TO Judge George II. Fisher, for
$500
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-The market
steady, with a fair demand. Transactions
light, principally in high grades -four for the
city trade. Small lots of grain Were received
since our last, sales of which have not trans
pired. Holders continue firm at last quota
tons.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures, steamers
Knox. from Philadelphia; Baltimore, Lewis
from New York; May Flower, Robinson
do. ClearPd-Schr. Minnie Kinnie, Pearson.
for Providence; q. I. Hubbard, Saper, New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

- ror for sale, two mile from the CITY Post Ofcs
the first tell gate. no a-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

nELECTURES-DR. d. j. MACGOWAN the
W. distinguished explorer, will deliver two
between and II. on WEDNESDAY EVENING"
Noy Sth, and MONDAY, Nov. 18th Subject: IRE,
tions, "
Tickets: Admittinga gentleman and lady to both
lectures, 81 single admission so cents: Children
cents, to be had at the book stores and at the
soor. no Plot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

EoR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasant
Il ly situated, with fruit garden attached. Rent
moderate 500 north b street, between LIST and I'd
east, Capitol Hill. nOe-3t'
E0R sALE-Three new FRAME HOUSES and
Il LOTS, with vacant lot attached, on 25th aud q
streets west. Price twenty I've hundred dollars
$4,000 cash. Rents at $50 per month. Must be
sold, as the party has other business in New York
city. Inquire for JOHN MUNTZ. no 9-st'
FOR sALE-A nne SADDLE HORsE.N
= six years old. and works everywhere. IN
For sale cheap. Inquire 2oe r st. neg 81 IA
(ARLYLE s Frederick the Great. vol. s. Prison
nos FRANCK TAYLOR.
G OOO BUSHELS OATS FOR SALE.
JOHN J BEALL,
no9 st 81 Water st, Georgetown.
nk. MERRILL
IL SURGEON DENTIST
No. $40 Pennsylvania ave. Ks
between 9th and 10th SITS, Washington. iIb
DC. e-Ims
IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE
Il hEN-As the season for fashionable parties 10
now at hand. we deem il due to the ladies of this
capitol to state that the only place to purchase
n. DEMoNGEOT, corner Of ID and 10th streets,
near the avenue.
II is also proper to state. that the finest HAIR
DRESSING, in the latest style is done the above
establishment. Madame nemoneeot will give per-
senal attention. at her Hair dressing Room, as
above mentioned; All orders for out door will be
attended promptly. no SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09

DENIES CAN BE HAD AT STAR OFFICE
y COUNTER, in any quantity no ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON,
~ ,onn November 9, 1855.

There will be offered for sale at publis nrt;o,
on III RsDAY, November 80, at u O clock nj At
she United states Navy fsrd. Washington, about
Ii can he examined at any time reviews TO the
oay OF sale; upon application to the CommAndan
OF the Washington Navy Yard. Samples Of sipi-
lar Scale have shown 50 per cent OF metallic COP
per. N0f
Ten per cont. Of the purchase money must be
deposited at the time of the sale and twelve dsye
VIII De allowed TO remove il from the ard: 9th.
ment " '"o NO'A
All payments TO be made in Government funds
Yard. iA viz N"'s
=, By order of the Bureau Of Construction, &c.
Navy Department. 49,
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q INGLE,
~. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
&C 24-ly WAsHINGToN. D. q
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Having taken the Store No. 314 G. street be
tween 18th and 18th, he is prepared TO furnish the
rates. ''io
Quick sales and small profits M aam+
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

THE PExxsYLvAxIA Csx1RAL.-We re-
ceived = call on the Fourth from the stir
ring and efficient Agent Of this m.umoth
corporation At st. Paul, J. d. McAllister,
Esq. By virtue Of the efforts Of this gen
'leman: he freight and passenger business
ofthis Railroad in this locality has inoreas-
ed materially, and will continue to d. 70.
Freight IN bulk. BY this route is unbroken
between New York, Phi,adelphi., or Balti-
more and Chicago. Passengers to New
York also save 81 miles in distance, and ar.
rive at Baltimore and Washington is hours
in advance of the Baltimore and Ohio b. r.
There 10 also but one change Of cars be-
tween Chicago and the shove points. The
scenery Of this rosa il unsurpassed in
Ameriea, and when added to the otler At
fractions OF this route renders it one Of the
most desirable thoroughfares to aud fror,
the East. In conjunction With the Pats-
6syg and Fort Wayne, this is our favorite
route Observation-Disclosures Poet.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
WARRANTED PERFECT
Livery and sale stable.

Livery and Sale stable.
The undersigned mas Just erected ~
large and commodious stAb}e,on the cor.
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo
site Clsrk's store, near the Central House.
which he has filed with livery. stock, COM
prising number Of
FINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and .
variety OF ~,.,.,..s,
HANDSOME ..BUGaIEs
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
uro parties always ready.
All orders for teams for excursions, Fu.
nerals or Journey will Be attended q
promptly.
His stock is Of the best kind, and he In
vites his friends to call.
L. p. SILSBY.
st. Cleud, June 2Sd, 1868. v6n49-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

CnoPs.-Ws continue 70 hear aethin~
0'' tae most encouraging reports
concerning the condition Of erops. -
The late rains and the cool cloudy
weather, lasting until about i. v..l -
were especially favorable for small sr. III
one farmer told ~ that he had large aeld
Of oats waist high. The cool weather ala
not seem to effect corn unf.vorably, and
since the warm days and nights the r.pid.
ify Gifts growth has been most astonishing.
The happy expression o., the faces Of our
farmers would cure the worst case Of
''blues" on record. 38s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

Annnsss.-Weare requested 10 announce
ssse hole-in-the Day, Chief Of the Chippe-
Va Indiana, vii! deliver an address NJ IL.
3ceurt House, on next Wednesday evening.
July 18th, on the A'Improvement Of the In.
dana It Is ssid that this chief has lstelv
experienced radical change, and purpo-
ses deyotios himself to the improvement Of
his tribe. He is taking . daughter to st..
Paul to be educated.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

= To n MusrE1rD Our-We learn that
the 1T o. 8. Volunteers-ex-rebs.-a to
b mustered out. Several companies ere
ss Fort Ripley, Sank Centre. Fl. Aber-
ere1bis and others Of the military posts in
this State. Gen Sibley will retain them
until their places are filed by other troops.
II IL stated that it is the intention Of the
Department t. have al the posts in Min
nesots garrisoned exclusively with cavalry,
several regiments Of which will soon DO in
The State. x,+sz..sf .-.-.-.r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

oAivHasAlisr srArs Commemorative
Convention assembled It the Court Hou..
Han on Tuesday, At 104 AZ. Rev. 8
bsrnss' Of St: Anthony, Rev. ]. ".
AeJes, Of Minneapolis, Rev. J. n. D;.b.,
OF st. Paul, and Rev. ]. H. Ballou. re.i.
dent minister, were present. Sermons ver.
preached on Taesday and Wednesday bv
he's Bisbce, Barnes and Key<s. On We'd
nesday afternoon Rev. Ballou vas ordained
to tho gospel ministry; the, ordination
sermon being preached ~ Rev. Barnes,
pr.Ser oy Rev. Keyes, delivery Of charge
''a scripture presentation::by Rsv. Bisbes.
and right hand Of Fellowship BY Rev.
osfnes. Many persons cane from the
country 70 s'tsnd the services, which were
a,s,'1 spoken Of: The singing Vas very
Go00. '@"."5 r. .sGs<s & :ssE1tz -GfS sts -
= - II ls.sg + FL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

lrRns.-A section Of artillery oame from
Fort Ripley this week. and p6sssd On down
70 II. Smelling. Ne understand that Il i
to aceonpany tho Third Illinois on 10 pro.
posed Indian sxpea ition.
For tho past week the weather has been
very warm and favorable for growing
crops.
New potatoes. ofsood si.e. have been IN
market for The past two days.
PEHsoxAI.--We made the acquaintance
last week 81 M. o. b. Kelley, formerly ;
resident Of this State, but At present con-
nscted with-lhe Department Of Agrieulturs.
a Washington. He is travelling through
the State. Obtaining materials for volume
on Minnesota to be issued bv the Depart
melt in the fall. Mr.. Kelley has brief
sketch in the report for 1863. He Is very
much pleased With 81. Cloud, considering
it one Of tho best points in the State for .
large city. *s<.sz2 2 2~.a - .5 ..s y
We were favored With ! call on last Sat-
urday from Major Edwin Clark, Agent 70 the
Chippewa Indians. He was ON HE way to
the Agency With bic family. Major Clark
reports the Chippewas Is being quiet and
contented. .......ss. a. .-..e-. ~. - ~.-.s
Ex-Governor Ed. Barber, formerly Of
this place, but At present engaged in bust
ness At Fort Garry, was in town this week
Purchasing supplies. HeWill return again
in couple Of months.
Col. Tsmblyn, eommandant at Fort Rip
ley. and Capt. Kimbsll, Qu.rtermsstsr 1t
the same post, were in this city on Tues
day.
RExovED.-Munger Brothers, St. Paul,
have removed their establishment to 1872
Third street near Ingersolls Hall. They
have 6tted up . very handsome store-room
and filed it With the best and largest stock
Of musical instruments, music, &C., in the
nc rth-west. Both members Of the firm
ATE good fellows, gentlemanly and obliging,
and would be glad TO receive call or I'll
an order from any of our citizens.
70 FARAERs.-Burbank & Co. advertise
lot Of reapers, mowers add rskes, Of the
best manufacture. for sale at very favora-
bic rates. These machines will compare
with any in use. Samples Ca, be seen At
| the wareroom Of Messrs. Burbank & Co.,
in this city.
LUABER.-Mr. C.. Bridgman has his new
mill in full operation, and can furnish lum-
Der, laths, shingles and pickets in any
quantity ana on very reasonable terms.
Bills filed on short notice.
THE BEsr AND SAFEST SrlNULAxr.-Th<
ked Jacket Baters are free from al acid,tie.
usually found in ordinary tonics aud stom.
ach bi'ters Of the present day. They an
made from SCUM and fresh material; moth.
ing that 10 not entirely wholesome and
healthy enters into the composition Of them,
% Bennett still keeps the lead in ID,
dies dress goods, and gives such satisfac.
ton to his customers that he seldom ha.
any experience in what is denom:nated
''du'l trade" A call generally brings .
! sale.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

PAINFUL ATrA1I.-On last sabbath, Mr..
II. Stone, OF Fort Abercrombie, engaged in
business at that place. accidentally shot
his father under the. following circumstau-
ees: Mr. Stone Was Gaping loaded pis-
aol with which to shoot . diseased horse,
when the hammer accidentally slipped from
bis finger. diseharging the load, which en-
tered the head Of his father, At that moment
passing by. At the time the messenger
LEFT, the injured man WAS still alive, but
could not recover. He had just come frA
tho east to pay brief visit to his sou.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
SPECIAl. NOTICES.

Ins Da1DAL C1AADu, ~ Essay OF Warning and In.
strsetton Tor Yosng xea-puiIished By the Howard
Association, aud sent FREQ Of charge in sealed euve;
opes. Address, d.. J. sKILLEN HOUGHTON, How
:-o Aeeocatsoo. fnaaoesphIa, p wisely
"HlSKER9i WHIsKERS-Dovou wa.t Whis-
W. kere q Hoagtachesi Our Greciaa Compound
~1 force them 70 grow "a the smooehest face Or chin
Or haar 81 sAld heads, In Six Weeks. Price, 81 co.
sent by nail aaywhses closely sealed on reosipt Of
price. Ao4reeo, WARMER CO.
VnS4.1y Box 18S, Brooklyn, n. I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

MAR RlEO

At Alexandra, on the morn Of the 4th
inst, Capt. A. GaovExoR to Miss MARY
L. VIVIAN.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

LEaAL--A letter from Hon. Chas. No
llrash to Mr.. B. vosbers, County Auditor,
states that the advertisement Of the delia.
quent land sale in this county list spring,
was Legal -rrv zrs s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
NOTICE.

Twin commence on the 18th Of April,
osstrating Colts. Having had two years
experiences IN the business in this place,
caa warrant satisfaction.
r. SMiTHSON,
One mke rom st. Cloud, on the Clearwa-
ter road. y7ns6. 3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
GovERHoR MlLL8R arrived in town on
Monday evening. 'aad rcnained until this
norning. HE'S looking very we'll.

Ar HcxE.-A large number Of the Elsv-
enth Regiment boys have arrived 8 home.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

In JAIL Ad.lS.-On last Monday morn
ing, "Jim" Owens, the same man who was
in jail about six weeks ago. was again con-
fined for safe keeping. lie had been taken
with another crazy fit, and attempted TO
kill woman At the house where he board
ed. Il is the plsin and imperative duty Of
the County officers to have him removed to
IN insane asylum. With proper treatment
he may, aud doubtless will, recover; but
being left - be is now, he certainly cannot.
The case demands immediate attention.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

sa1rrlso fLous.-During the past week
our merchants have disposed q large guam
cities Of Hour 70 trains from Red River
desV sb.lls,ef Other articles Of trade havs
also been sold 70 dealers from that locality.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

II. B. COoDs.-J. B. Mills has started
train Of forty-thre teams loaded With Hud-
son Bay Goods. These goods will be taken
to Georgetown by wagons, and from thence
on the steamboat International. Another
large lot Of this freight has arrived since
the train stsrted.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

~ .-~~--s- Hoop IL IL =, l.
Skirts, Bal
moral do, Mousse
line deLaines. Shawls
0uipure Laces, Enbroid- .a.-.
cry, Flna Shetland, Tuisel
and Zephyr Wool, al colors,
Cotton aud Sill Velvet Ribbons,
Taffetado, Silk and Velvet Trimmiugs,
Dress Buttons,a great variety, Emhroid-
cry aud Sewing Silk, Silk Chenille, Wire do,
Dress BRAID, Serpentine do, Alpaca do. Silk
Cotton and Worsted Embroidery do, all
eolors, Embroidery Cotton, Colored
and White. German and Do ~s,.
mestic, Knitting Cotton,
Cotton&Linen Thread,
Spool Thread, Kid
- Gloves, Silk
" Hair Nets,
=. Beaded .s.~..
do,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

AxoruxR .TRA,x.-Barbaak l. Co., have
started this week aaother train Of about
two hundred teams loaded With supplies
fort Font Kadsworth. The road, 70 that
post 10 An excellent one. and viii soon have
the greater portion Of the travel ia that d.
Eection.
TnE NV >BRIDoE.-work is progressing
rapidly on the stone culvert for the aew
bridge across tho ravine. A very general
feeling Of dissatisfaction is expressed, how
ever, by most Of the residents along WASH
ington avenue At having the street graded
dow 70 fill in over the ,eulvert. Il viii
certainly injure if not ruin the street. max
ing it sandy and difficult to travel. Can
not some other means be devised for bring
ing the hollow 10 the proper level?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13

lAAtoRAHTA.- Last week Eve families
came from Illinois aud settled on Maine
Prairie. v The mea are Intelligent farmers.
and Of just the class that rapidly develop
new country. astf .a:-.'s.stl = }sl.s@ !
A large party Of immigrants have gone
up to the Otter Tail Lake country. -.