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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
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:; - ACHOICE ard WELL SELECT.
Il Il Il " ED STOCK Of GOODS, which |
Ss;Nd;ta ;tarn prepared to offer 50 HpTAii.
for SMALL ADVANCE. ard can give a
FAIR MARGIN to dealers il the CITY an j
country. My stock consists in part Of
Boxes SMOKED HERRfNGS
{" COLG ATE'S WASHING SOAP.
" TOILET sOAP.
Bbls. BROWN SUGAR.
Chest YOUNG HYSON TIA.
BLACK TEA.
Kits MACkEREL.
Gases PICKLES. quar- . aDt pir.s
Boxes CANDY. assorted.
Fraiis FRESH DATES.
Boxes TURKEY FIGS.
EAISINS.
FRESH LEMONS.
SOFT SK ELL. ALMONDS.
=" BUTTER CRACKERS
Z" OYSTER -
GINGER CAKES.
" LEMON
DAIRY CHEESE.
SAHDINE>.
CHOCOLATE.
CONDENSED MILK.
DOES. NORTHERN EROUNS.
Boxes Col.ate's PEARL STARCH.
BL..Ck INK. in stands
YEAST POW D:,ES-Drrkee's
Browns is LAMAiGAti!NGE
Cases SPARKLING SCOTCH ALE.
Boxes HAVANA SEGARS.
MASON'S BIZ KING.
DoZs. SHOE BRl oiif.S.
Boxes FINE CHEWING TOEACC0.
SMOKING TODACEO
g line Cut Chewing TOBACCO.
SPERM CANDLES
BACON. BUTTER. LARD.
FLOUR, MOLASSt.S.
CARBONATE SODA.
BLACK PEPPER.
COFFEE, RICE. SALT.
MANILA ROPE PINDERS
COTTON CARDS, MATCHES.
GUN CAMPHDK, GUM OrIUM.
CHLOROFO2M, CAI.OMEL.
POTASH and BLUE MASS.
A small stock ol HARDWARE ana
81 >TlONEkY.
Give me call, and Judge tcr yourselves.
HARDY scLcEcN,
IN Basement of Ilr. j.. l~g.,''a ::ouSo.
Coiner Of Assembly anG Plain ,'-ee:s
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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
VOL. l.-NO. 60.
Headq'rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c..
Ms,

GENERAL ORDERS No 4.
IN order to prevent any disturbance which;
l may arise from TIE in'prope" use OF 70 :
toxicatinc liquors. it is hereby ordered
that, for the present, no intoxicating IL
quors will be sold or given away 10 any
citizen or soldier. rcss permission il
granted fror, these headquarters. ANY
one found guilty of disobcyinS this order.
VII not only have his goods conhscated. :.
or, viii bs 4@:j.c:: - ;;>u:,'eh'nent bv o.;li-
to-? law. BY command of
Lieut Col y. HAUGETCN,
CcmaaLdiny Post.
". j. Kv1E, Lieut.. 2tth O. '. V. /: an.
Post Adju:ant. Iny 2"
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

According to Hue, the French Mis-
sionary, the Budhists have remark
able mode Of facilitating devotional
exercises. A thick board is made
composed Of innumerable sheets Of
paper pasted together, and upon which
are written in Thbetian characters
the most reputed prayers. This board
IS placed in a barrel and turned on an
axle. Those devotees who have no
zeal nor taste to pray vocally, 'hsve
recourse to the simple and expeditions
medium Of the prayer barrel SAYS the
worthy Monsieur Hue. 'All they
have to do is to set the barrel in
motion, it then turns of itself for a
long time, the devotees drinking, eating,
or sleeping, while the complacent me-
chanism is turning pray ers for them
This praying by steam is certainly a
novel idea.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

Life is a journey, and they only who
have travelled considerable way in it
are tit to direct those who are setting
out.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
Straw hats! Straw Hats!

AN hand. few of the most fashion able
" STRAW HATS for ladies. Old Hats
and Bonnets altered and pressed iuto the
latest imported styles, also. dyeing and
bleaching. Orders executed with neatness
and dispatch. On Barnwe eli street, between
Laurel and Richland streets, near the
Charlotte Depot. June 9 lu,h2'
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

The latest novelty in London is an
electric tooth, br.<h 70 cure the tooth,
ache.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

IN basement of Nr. j.. i.e.,'a :.ouso.
Coiner Of Assembly anG Plain ,,.'ee:s.
JuHS s ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-22
NUMBER l25..

"rtis i5ITs!pit i65IyTs!p II X banSifbess. hal ess if istbSpeS-
.t.S II rs,ia ~ ,, ~ - III
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iika tha u Hn;esr ~; SSs
i1g ,Is1 saS ,'tCSii VII ti,s otionsI a,s,s.
~ a'i Ainus' e'i'o"'on'' el'''
S.ALl .would tbot Ioonld nyn IL fesI .t!'' jug p6h
81 H;Il restora oi uG,i and hinaW
viii 9aTver hest ~ stGw isitbi : o,itS as
IoHd aa 100 hatbi sbaiI ,iSay ,ih. dnc'ar sliaHo
tsLe the beart,, from nav hosom and restore
IL IN Uonrs,v fS7'o
'trhss dnctnrr twvbaonn III 1info NJ
~ thS hs ron5 al dSiighteS y; II tEe tsH
naripsa In ~ TSh rSSnnt, Wv ss ded,foo
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cd &c ~ dootor then onni;aJ tha snol feii
tha ;nH'o iIfG ~ NSttnS'i
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ro1r' hos,t' 9a'N 'Mow, .,o ~ ,,o, SsaHpS pyenore.
once ,nor, ] TO i've Now do yo,, feel RYE.
Ia Once more in yontt tb,sSw bossoSYw S91'7S i''s III
Tbsf fonpt bsaSed Ih a Gseh sigb and iSrsryyI
lsnfsdSnIy deathIv ri leis g 1Mpms ia st tk r1eIt
who was watcHih Z, him rfyom beLind Tie,
curtains. rushed towards him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-22
POLICE AGENCY.

r HAVE OPENED AN OFEICE IN
transaction Of general Police busi.ess.t Particular
attention given to the collection Of Claims recovery
of stolen property, and detection Of thieves.
ly attended TO. III, t f...
All communications strictly confidential. ~ >, JA
-1'UgTTJI N, 49, WIN. REANY,
Police, Cincinnati. .ilC.,01I septl /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL MOVE
'"" - NEWT, i:.@t'.1 i:i.5 +.

- "A Convention Of the State Bankers
of Minnesota was held at St. Paul, on
Saturday last, al. which it was resolved
to retire !, the issues Of all State banks,
ky the following resolution: .; a.:. I
Whereas, By the: policy of tho Govern
ment OF the United States all State Bank
NOtes must be retired from circulation after
July lst. 1856. Regarding the Notes Of
the Minnesota Banks secured wholly BIZ
United States Bonds as eauai is value Is
the United States Currency, :and- des;rous
to secure the retirement, of such Notes with
out loss TO- tho holdes or arrangement to the
business Of the State, .....l; 1880
r., Resolred, That on and after Nav list.
1866, lawful money Of the United States
and Notes Of National Banks shall only be
regarded as t'cusrenc funds NJ; pa y,;,n
u Resolved, That the Notes of all such Sc
cured State Banks and of. such other State
Banks as may he redeemed al the CITY y Of
St. Paul, shall be received rs current funds
until the same shalt be retired from c,ircu-
lation. ".T.cs s,us.~.4r,,rf#e. =. q s.Cfc-
q" twas further resolved that Score
tary McCulloch be requested through
our Senators and Representatives, to
appor:ion at least two millions OF the.
National Currency to: Minnesota, and
that existing State Banks be allow,
ed TO become National Banks. '5o:sS*, 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
~ ~. = l,lNl - - y -,t.- -
SLIGHTLY INACCURATE.

The st. Cloud DssocRAr, said 10 be
owned and mostly edited BY Governor, Mil
ler.-Ninneapolis Atias. .s-,e.. e..
=, The above statement is, save in two
slight particulars, strictly correct: =
f'r:st. Governor Miller does not now
and never did own one cents worth Of
interest in The DEMOCRAT, beyond the
subscription to copies Of the paper
taken By him and honestly paid for ia ia,
advance. -, ''s": &:.t>.- A. i E'ss :a95tf':
L. Seeoud. Since The DEMocRAr.
has come into the possession Of the pres
ent proprietor, at least more than
two years ago-Governor Miller has
neither written for it nor dictated one
line Of editorial matter i, :,,i.,.s.:l..,.;
/ The remainder of the statement is
correct, and similar sitting would show
4 like prepondcrance Of truth in ia many nan !
Of the articles that appear in the, Atlais;.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

by Nor TRUE.-The st. Paul Press,
With l no very comrm,cu'dable haste, made
the announcement, about three, weeks
ago, that's 800 lodges Of hostile Sioux
were gathered on the Dakota border
with the intention o'f attacking Fort
and the frontier. The
whole thing has proved tobs without
a word Of truth, and was generally
looked on 'in this light az the time -.
But the the item e 3, was eargly caught ~ By
the Eastern es' journals, and We. find i
copied far and wide;s Of course To- the
injury Of the State.s' Itmight be we'll
for some ~ Of The 'tmetropol .tan" Journals,
70: I be little less ''in'terpr,sing,' and.
somewhat more, correct. - ..,.,;a ~, 80, :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
The trouble with the Aim ia that

The trouble with the alias is, that
Governor Miller is too much Of man
aer It to handle. at swill-that he has
'aisiussdto leud himself tolittle stiick-
:sssra md poli,icallahu fi1ersof tia Ala.
.,ik tnd this, is swhat hal 4 made lin
anpopplar ritheefSa umbsrsSf would.be
big men Of the State.
Thcre is one ether little paper, pub.
lishcd somewhere in the State, whose
editor protably never performed any
greater military Feat than shooting po-
tla'so bullets from. = quill ut .his. poor,
OLD, blind .srapdmothcr, that, attempts
to castIa slur on Governor {Nliller's rec
ord for bravery while in command of
the First Regiment. Wewillventure a
little advice to this sc,ribbler-that
there are some boys in this locality who
served under Colonel Miller in the Old
First, in whose presence it would not
be we'll Tor him 70 retail his SANDER. ID,
But, while these papers are prodigal
in their display of "tuss and teathers,"'
tits noticeable fact thut> thov do not,
nor can they, bring one charge, either
OF omission OF commission. against Gov
ernor hillcr, either while in the militia
~ or civil Service. s;4. ~ ,>sgily=; ~
= We do not offer these remarks as a
defense Of Governor Niiller-ho needs
nothing Of the kind !; with the people 81
sNinnesota-but. as. matters of state
news, under which head they might,
perhaps, more properly have been placed.
q. , =. -s-. ~ - H.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
GOVERNOR s1rLLER y.

}'-----'--5 ,s.,.
The Hastings ludeessd dent, urging
The , resnenination, Of Governor Miller
sa5s; y. know Of u.s. radical error
that she Ss committed IN fact his ad-
nipis,taen to oar. mind has bssn as
ffmS s,ate s'nunlite and vigorous u that
Of any Of his predecessors"
nere.the Independent lunResi some
home thrusts at certain editors Who are
making a reckless v~sts sof pens, ink
and paper ID their frantic attempts Is
.wrirc Governor Miller down: ,se.'
T; The Ind,ans depreciation; have been = 1
source ut great annoyance and earnest
solicitude: The punishment of the hostile
tribes a and the calming Of, The; fears of the
frontier, has been and still is subject in
which Governor Miller. takes deep inter-
est, and in providing for the security If
the frontier and 'thepunishmeht Of the sava-
ges, he has been decided. 4 But what could
gne 90! Generals Pope, Curtiss and 6ibley
have charge Of the, conduct Of the Indian
War, and it seems to US that if there is
cause Of complaint, the charge should inn
Plioate some OF these generals, and not
Gov. .Millel. Why it has not been "a wear
since the people Of this section Of the STATE
were clamorous for the removal Of troops
from the Indian service to cope with the
rebellion; and We believe; that the issetti-
7 ment. was pretty generally Throughout the
Sta'esthats it was q profit gate expenditure
Of money TO maintain an army on the fron-
tier TO keep savages IN check, when almost
every one thought that they were subdued
and no further danger was apprehendca
from them: But the ssavages enter the
settlements, murders are committed, and
all At once, 1--WE have no trotps," is the
cry. and Gov. Miller. is blamed. Nov. in
candor, gentlemen, is this justl Are not
certain parties endeavoring to make Gov.
Miller the ecape goat to carry of their inn
beciiity and weakness - It seems 80 to US;
and We believe that > candid examination Of
the subject viii relieve. .Gev. Miller; en-
.'re!y ct !, he charges sought 70 be preferred
Governor Miller, in justice and honor
o"ght to be re-nominated, aud supported
BY! every honorable man ~ :-zssf.'s' .5fs;
2a:Wecan assure the Independent not.
withstanding the insinuations Of 4 Ger
tain journal Of Southern Minnesota,
10! noted for far its vein Of quiet humor'''
that Governor Miller's announcement,
was to be taken ia . Pickwickian
sense-that the Governor will posii.
lively not allow bis name 70 Be. used as
. candidate before the; onvention, hay,
ing resolved to devote bis time and en-.
orgies to something involving nore
profit If less honor. s T.. issss3. t1''a .:.ss;2
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

& FHElaSW abasha Herald dominates
Col VIM. Coville, ,ol First Minnesota.
T Heavy Artillery, as : candidate for
Secretary Of State. A good man for
the place, aud We heartily second tho.
nomination.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

ssNE,rllER the military mcu nor the
people charge the Governor with re.
sponsibility for the conduct Of the In
dian war.--Piioneer.' st.s - d .4Els
~, No; but u some # ! the papers r. up the
Minnesota River do; and their, editors
seem to think that what few people re-
main outside OF their pantaloous pockets
are not worth nn,;ci.;nr II. Us i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
Fort Abercrombie. p. +
/: 5000 Bushels. %

On or before the 1st day Of August, 1865
and IN such quantities prior to that time q,
may DO wanted fol-, use It each Of the above
posts.
!. Bids will Sba made for each post, separate.
", aud on different shaets Of paper, J.
Bidders will give. their names and I'd
dress in full, and n case Of firms. the pre-
else name and address 81 each individual
viii be ssated: Il * >
A printed copy Of this advertisement will
Do enclosed with each proposal.
ten guarantee insthe following foimsvi..: i
We -, and -, Of the County of -
State Of Minnesota, do hereby guarantee
that s,sssbls teffalhM p contract in ~
cordance with his proposition and that
should his proposition be- accepted, he. will
q once enter into : contract in accordance
Herewith. Should contract be awarded
him, We are prepared to become his secu-
rltles.r Ega qssasfI's. a il .gs.a..fya SAITH.
Signed BY two responsible persons, whose
responsibility shall. b tvsached for by .
certificate Of Clerk Of, the District Court,
pr the o. s. District Attorney. ! ~ 500, $
Bidders are requested to be present At the
opening 81 the bids. asss "a s
Proposals from persons who have pre-
viously failed to comply With theft bids {;
from disloyat persons, and persons IRE
sponsible, will not b: considered. s,:f ;,
!: The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any rail- bids not deemed satisfac-
tory.
+ 4 bond with good and satisfactory sseur-
lly will be required from the person TO
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
=. IS EA1GRAT1OH TO IDAHO. Iszs:
81; s. Is ,E33 =: - 49, 3:"sg..i g. BAH
-, Capt, j. i, Fisk, in a letter publish
ed in tho Press says: sir f;:ye s3...gs,z;

E E. Twill be IN ST. Paul shout the.22d inst,
and proceed Immediately with abundant
help to perfect the outfit, and organization
for my 9TH. expedition to the; gold fields OF
Montana, and that shall start the train
from St. Cloud, the headquarters, about
the Goth Of July. Our line of'march will
be across the prairies to the Missouri at
Fort Bertlold, thence up that river to Fort
Union, cross there, and follow up IN the
Yellow Stone Valley 10 point Of tlestina-
ton. The time occupied in making the
journey will be about sixty days" :'sar.Af
-: General Thomas Francis Meagher, call.
ed yesterday, and gave me, his final de-
cision to join me and cast his fortunes with
the Colony and the rise Of the Territory
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
NOTICED. :,
STATE OF M1sxirsorA, Is CoItsorio,Ix !
e.SE" DIsr, iAssKSs0R's OYrIci. 9statsl

STATE OF MlNNEsoTA, IN CoII1CTi0N ~
! &s" DIsr., iAsssssoH's O1rIci, os'aas ~
/. 'soSsla ST. Paul, June. Goth, i 1895. ~,
! In,pursuauce of, Section 10 Of the Inter-.
nal, Revenue Act, notice. 10 hereby given
that the lists, valuations and enumerstions
made and taken under the Excise Law Of
the United States within the division mum.
Der iSEvsx, comprising the counties of
stearns, Todd. Douglass, .Cass, Otter Tail,
Becker, Clay, Polk, Andy johnson Trav.
erse, Pope. Psmbina, Benton. Morrison.
Grow Wing, Mile Lac, Aiken and ltaska,
will Be open Tor examination sat the Office
OF l.: GORTON, In st. Cloud, Stsarns
county, on the seventh day of July next,
and immediately thereafter until the bust.
ness Is complete, for the purpose Of hear
ing appeals tho. may be taken. from ann!yj
assessments Of valuations y the Assistant
Assessor Of said division: ;.y.a.sii. ii s.
. Ig3s I1Hs; i,ssfYsfy! VII. WILSON,
je22,3wa Az SCISSOR p Dist, MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
/: STATE ME Tvs;

=
Col. John F.. Tourtellotte, Of, the
Fourth Minnesota, has received = commits.
: sion Of Brevet Brigadier General Of voluu.
'teers, for special !gallantry at Allatoona
last year. -. $3.50 ~ 81. .e.4,,..t ',,a,
The wounds received by! Liest. Col.
Rogers, of tho Eight regiment, still reude,
him UNFIT for duty; and he has accordingly
been Ronorably discharged. 5af' daa1ti -
The Anoke seaasre ai:s says hat F. K.
webber,, . returned soldier. attempted Il
commit suicide ~ cutting his throat viii,
pocket knife. After making three 1incis-
ions with the knife, he closed i and put il
in his pocket. His. wounds were attended
to and it is thought he will recover. ia
was not il his right mind It The time..2S Z 81
/ The Wabdsha Herald relates ! case ca. OF
.elopement, wherein : German physician,
named Chas. Snyder, ran away, with the
wife Of = citizen Of Wabasha. They we're
pursued as far as La-Crescent, and the gay
disciple of Esculapius brought back to
answer before = Justice for his crime, $50
On Tuesd.y morning i Of Ills week ,,,sk Il
one o'clock, the house Of MIA. VI. win.
Jams. Of Clearwater, wac burned down.
Five children we're sleeping in the cham.
bert ono of whom, . bright boy. of. three
years, vas 80 badly burned that he died
the next morning. Had the parents been
one minute later ~ going into the chamber
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
Dissolution, Of Co. artpership,.

NOTICE is hereby given that The c..
IN. Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm name I,
Of III. sGAoEl {; Coz has been dissolved
By 'uataal consent /; The business will
hereafter be carried on by James B. Mills,
who assumes the debts Of said firm a,n,d to
ioAoM al monies due sd;id jtm ~ II. GloEit;
e Co. n,sstsbs tt6iia.sq asElLnoit.egtSs<e *
St. Cloud, 18Th .JuaA,e166b. .lsu S,ais&!g +.
t. @s;a!4iy ss.ss..f, HENRY iGAGER, cd, ~.
d :. JAMES B. MILLS, :. :.
- ....r.s >. LINUS 3. BENTLEY, "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

TIE First Battery, numbering 1854 men,
arrived in the State Inst week. Ninety Of
the number reached St., Paul on. Monday.
Also, iorty-sisht men Of ne Second Reet.s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

Il ocols y ": Bishop, Of III. Second Mime
sota. has been. promoteato : Bre,et Brig:
adler Generalship. .''z -" 81 ."E; hasa;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

., A Richmond letter writer says he saw
General Lee Al St Paul's Church iu that
city on Sunday week, and that he responded
audibly 70 The prayers. even to that for tho
President i'1s Of the uni,ed States. .s,F,t, w.:
And So could the devil, with just as
much sincerity. %: gfst.a: i8si Los ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

Il. GOV: M,lLEn has received dispatch from
Col. Downie, q the First Regiment, stating
that they had been ordered = report 70 Gen.
Logan, at Louisville Ky. .1,,..,:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

No teleeraphic news has been received
during this week. 81. 4, -, :. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
GROCERIES!

GROCERIES!
ana s:sg&. HiS@ et..sse ssed, e.s..ss s
~ :. s:.sa ---'7--'-7--- ---------- ~. $. $50.
r H. H(EPNER
h. just just received and viii sell cheap ,
afull stock Of Et..s -
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OF al qualities.. ts:;, y:H:a ass.;tw ~ bss.5s
- ~Sn'sTsE i'zse.1 . = 3ha,&'h<ia2I liz -.
Fl VIOLA rs s SIS; - ID. u !
ssos.r-house and golden syrup. ".ia eaAaa q
So fs3f5a@*Els 80 asa tfsa:l4sr So 10 soiE
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Coarse and fine. .z..'s. - yst
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]. ,t;E;uz., .Ea - s::$s.,l)) 1.s:'. 8,
MACKERELAN HERRING.
The incest in the market. 90 <>'1's' .
i 6.liIsf. - :. = L II flh.H,;t;>
/. ... CANNED. FRUIT. ;,
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!, Apple, Tomato, 10
I WOODEN WARE.
Tubs, Pals, Brsoms, Churns, Butter-bovls.
81 Wash-boards, Clothes-pins, g..
/ - ~ u 4 Ia EE<Ss1 t}5EI> %.
COD FISH, p ::;:si,>|l1Ef :.!:.CI}l4I. es
! WHITE FISH, @..a. ....,- 80.
KEROSENE OIL, II
q SPICES, - go" ...."
i q az i 4 CONFECTIONERY, HOO ,iH4;
1T LOBSrERS, ,,...' 49, j.
! OYSTERS. fH3s *xss2s~
t"st y III sARDINES,@ J u s*5sSs$
.ssa,, PRUNEs, =. ,o,f 49,
. a.. - RAISINS. .~''& - 2
!: .sss' la !, y CURRANTs.
~''|'S '><,0z ~ CHOCOLATE, .
= - --,-..e. -. FIGS,
<;lSt ,>>ES;i u y = NUTS,
WORCESTERSHIRE 4 CLUB SAUCE.
Pickles, Catsup, Crackers. Soda, Starch,
Hops. Soap, Candles, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, SHOT,
aE nj Powder, Caps, Rope, 10. also
The choicest brands oftt.a asa,.. h, ,s...i
Whistles, Wines and Brandies,
Il Wholesale .iad II retail Y a.
MOTTO quick sales ana Snail L Profits.
HENRY HEPNER. j
Ill u Is s,sf ~. ii
81. Germaiae. street, next door 10 Burbank
+ & Co.'S v7n47-tt
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The youngest daughter Of Mn.
Harriet Beeoher Stowe VA recently
marie din Hartford to : wealthy Epies
oopal Clergyman from Bastop. h

Is hundred immigrants. aifeot iton
Norw.l., landed y this, plaosI On lsiday
last They are locating principally 81 ~
more, winona and adjoining counties.
Weare receiving : greater accession TO our
population in southern Minnesota this year
than We have had before since 1855. - ~
mona Republicans.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
..;2-s zAS5f3 l'ts rsFsksaeElf::;5 t,4:ts#s&E
d; UNION MILLS .s
Flour and : Feed Store.

"a; sf3,Et.s ~ tsys <ssaz-fss5s Etrs.~ys !. :.
THE Proprieters Of the above Mills have
FL. opened : Store in ''9ovton's BuildinR.,''
On Washington avenue, whore constant
supply Of .sTo.A 'ss'.,s sa1s.s5S ~ a7s7's,
FLOUR, Il
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.Er62E1I,

,asa''sa's !, &e.,ss&e..1 ,ssssiss sssso
NAY % found. Il 81 %,.EoG ;sesSjg;i}
The highest price paid in cash for wheat.
q. Cloud, Nay 18th, 1854. vsaA
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

The following named WORKOUT and con-
.demned Quartermastel's Properly, will be
sold Ct this post. TO the highest bidder for
cash down, on SATURDAY 2. Il, s.1yeesE