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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Proceedings Of the Town Council
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ST. CLorD, November 25,h, 1864
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
PREsENr-All. II. C. Wait, Taylor, Bur-
bank and Broker. :
H. c. Wait was chosen Mayor and IL C..
Burbank Recorder pro tenn. :: .
\ petition of S. Marlatt ct al. for the APP
poin'ment Of Wood Surveyor or other
protection Of citizens from imposition, was
received and filed, and on motion the fol-
lowing ordinance was offered and adopted
[Ordinancc No II, which was published
the Same week as adopted "'>' ="
On motion, Lewis Clark was appointed
Wood Surveyor. ... .;.;
F On motion ef Aid. Taylor, !. Resotued;
That tax Of six mills to the dollar he lev
tel upon the total Valuation of real and
personal property in The incorporate town
Of St. Cloud, and that The Recorder be in.
s'ructcd to carry tho same upon the tax
lists Of tho town. Carried -: 49,
On motion Of AID, Taylor, R,solvcd, That
the question Of proprietary title, as it re
lates to the town Of St. Cloud, be referred
TOE. o. lIamlin, ESQ, with the request
that he furnish written opinion thereon,
for the use Of the Council, and that he also
be requested to furnish m opinion upon
other matters involving the question Of ii.
tlc, as between the town Of St. Cloud and
individuals Carried! s91uy
On motion ofaAld. Broker the bill Of P.
g. Ransom, Assessor, for, 1915 was nc.
cepted and allowed. -,
~~ On motion, it was, ,Resolved, That the
Town Council of Tic town of st. Cloud
! viii transfer the custody Of all Gre appara-
tus belonging TO the town, to any organized
Fire Company which shall consist of twenty
five or more citizens Of said town, whenev-
or any con.Tany so organized i Lall report
their organization TO- the Council. - i'll 81
ID. That. a certificate Of membership,
signed by the Chief Of such company, shall
exempt the bearer thereof from the pay.
ment Of all o"pita'ion taxes which may be
levied during such membership. Carried.
.,. On motion Of Ala. Taylor, Reso1red, That
Joseph Broker be appointed as committee
Of one TO provide for Tie building ofttwo
cisterns or wells, by subscription or other
wise. (b"t not atrlle expense Of tho town.
and located rs follows viz: one At the cor.
ner Of St. GERMAN St md Washington nv.
enue, and one locate'l ut the crossing d
Richmond avenue aid st. German street.
carried.
On motion 'hc Council adjourned.
II. G. WATT, Mayor Pro TEN.
II. c. BURBANK, Recorder Pro TEN.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

It will be seen that the excess of
years of service over the number of
men furnished in the LIST b-District,
is 100, in the ID 10, &c. , &C. Total
in the District, 1900. so'
I1erc follows Il table similar to the
above ]: ''"H @:""' J.
The quota Of the District under the
present call is 1000. TO This add The
number enrolled in the District co.
000) is to the sum (2,200) so is the
number enrolled in tie Sub District to
its quota, which, quota will be reduced
by the sabtrncting from it, it's share of
the excess. " 49, 81. l. III as1x
Upon the principles cnunciatcd in
these formulas, the quotas of States
will be assigned and npport;oned' ac-
cording to the enrolment as it stood
corrected and reported to Washington
January LIST, 1855, and ull excuses Of
credits will be allowed up to that time:
The quota Of Minnesota has not yet
been assigned, but it will not be ~
wise in citizens Of all Sub Districts to
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
anticipate that their quotas will no,
vary tur, from twenty per cont Of their
enrolment as it may stand corrected II,
the time Of forming quotas thereof
JNO Il AJERlLL,
COL aud \. \ Pm c. for Minnesota
DE.A1H OF EDWARD EvERE1T.

Eosr"N,. Jan II, 1866.
Edward Ever tt died this murt,im.
at I o'clock 1T his residence or Sumner
street Of apop'cxy Ills age was 20
years aud nine months.
Nr. Everett addressed lis fellow
citizens ut Fancuil HALL on Mond,y
last i" aid Of sending provisions to Sa-
vannah. During the afternoon of that
tl'y he was present in court in refer
cnce to Il claim against the city Of
Charlrstown FOR ovcrAowins por-
tion Of the estate in Mcdforl by con.
st'uc'i"y Il dam on the Mystic river.
On Tuesday he became afflicted with
quite a severe cold, but neither his
friends nor himself deemed it serious.
Saturday evening he appeared about as
we'll as usual aud retired to bed, de-
clining t. trouble any one t, remain
with him. About three o'clock this
morni"g his housekcercr entered the
room and found him sleeping naturally.
An hour later she was alarmed by hear
ing IL heavy fall in his room. and found
him lying on the floor breathing hcav-
i'y. \ physician Was promptly sum
moncd, but before his arrival Mr.. Ev-
erctt had expired.
The event was announced in nearly
all the churches at the commencement
OF morning service, and created pro-
fund feeling of sadness. Shortly after
noon the bells of the city and suburbs
were tolle,l.
Mr.. Everctt's funeral will take place
at noon on Thursday next in the First
Church, Rev. Rufus Ellis, Pastor. 1t
Is presumed the State and city author
tiles will take part in the obsequics Of
this great and good citizen.
WASHINGTON, Jan Is.
The following announcement has
been published for general information !:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WAsulNGroN. Jan. 18th, 1865 {
The President directs the UNDER
signed to perform the peinful duty Of
informing the people Of the United
States, that Edward Everett, distin
guishcd not more for learning and clio
qucnce than by unsurpassed and dis
+ ti"guished labors Of patriotism at a pc.
riod of political disorder, departed this
life at four o'clock this morning.
The several executive departments
Of the government will cause appropri
ate svlcmnities to be rendered to the
memory OF the deceased, at home and
abroad, wherever the rational name
and authorities arc acknowledged
WIN. H. SEWARD, Sec. Of State.
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>TE COURT sTEARNs COUNTY, STATE

IN pNoBATECO COURT, sTEARNs COUNTY, STATE
i of Minnesota, IN 2
Special Term, December 26. 1861 :.
In the matter of the estate of Horace S. Greeley,
On roading and filing the petition Of leila j. Gree
lcy administrative of sad estate, setting forth the
amount of deb outstanding against said deceased
md description of I'LL the real estate Of which said
deceased died seized and the value thereof and pray
ny that license be her granted to sell the whole OF
said rcal estate subject to the right of dover OF the
widow of said decedent therein, or SO much Of said
real es.nte rs sh III DO necessary to ay said debts
and it appearing that there is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands Of said Administrative to pay
said debts and that it is necessary, in order to pay
tile same soil said real estate is therefore order
cd that all persons interested in said estate appear
before the Judge Of this Court, Oh SATURDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1868, ut 10 O'Clock 4. y,
at tho Office of tho Judge If Probate at St. Cloud,
minnesota, then there e show cause fany there
Administrators to sell said rea estate according to
the prayer Of said petition; and it is further ordered
that COPY Of this order shall be published for four
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the
ST. Cloud DEMocRAr, weekly newspaper published At
s.. Cloni in said county. l.. A. EVANS,
leco0-iw -I,t I II Judge Of Probate.
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT.
\. II. PHO. Mar. GEN'Ls OFFICE. J
ST. Paul, Mimi. Jan. II, 1855. {

CIRCULAR No. l.
All citizens of Minnesota, interested
in correcting the enrolment Of their
Sub Districts, are hereby notified that
the Boards of Enrolment viii com.
mcnce the arportionme ut o: quotas
thereof on the 10Th day OF February,
1865.
AL corrections to affect the gu otas
which may be assigned from the enroll
mcnt, will be made prior to such time,
as no alterations can be made. after the
assignment of said quotas. to the differ
cnt snb- Districts OF the State.
The Enrolment Of the Districts of
Minnesota on the l<t Of January, 1865
was,
al .x:.........lo,5
This has been taken rs i basi, for the
superintendent of the State quota, but
the quotas of the different sub Districts
sill be apportioncd from the enroll
mcnts thereof as Il cy may stand on
February 10Th, 1868.
Recruits and Substitutes will be re-
ccivel aud allowed on all quotas up to
the date of Draft, but none can he as
signed to any Of the organizations now
Oh duty in Minnesota.
Every sub-dis'rict will be credited
With its excess Of years service on ac-
count Ut Two and hrec years men,
placed to their credit since the cal! of
July Is, 1864. But as the State will
be called upon for an absolute number
of men, which can Lc reduced only BY
men actually furnished subsequent to
Dec, 10, 1861, the aggregate amount
IF .exeesa of years service, which will
oe: allowed to sub-districts entitled to it,
must necessarily be raised Ivy an ap-
portioHa'e"t Of the same among all b.
districts, according to enrichment
The quota Of sub-d;strict, incrcas-
cd by this aqpo't'onmcnt will be rcduc-
cd by subtractins from 1t the excess
Of years service, which will produce
the zeal quota TO he furnish ed. III
The enclosed formula has been fur
nishcd by the Provost Marshal Gcncr-
al, to show the .p,odc vf establishing
quotas of sub-districts. -.
Suppose the quota under the pres.
cnt call in given Dis,ri:t containing
eight (8) Sub-Distric,s is 1000 men,
and that the quota in that District un.
der call Of July 18th, 1864, was 1000
which was flied as follows:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

BUSINESS ccn"cc:cd with the session
Of the Board of Eurollmcnt, has pre-
vented our giving the slightest attcn-
ii u to the paper during the past week.
n number Of articles which shonl |
have appeared in this issue arc deferred,
and locals have been entirely sighted
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

~ WE find The following in the Con-
yrcsS'o"ot Civbc Of the 9Th inst: &.
"Mr. Ramsey asked, aud by unani-
NOUS consent obtained, leave to intro
ducc a bill IS. No. 373) to ard in the
construction Of a ttlesraphic linc from
St. Cloud, i" Minnesota, to the British
possessions; whi.h was read twice by
its title, and referred to the Committee
on Public Lands" .:'7
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

VIZ saw this afternoon one Of the
victims of Andersonvillc atrocity-Mr.
t)rigen Lacy of St. Charlcs, who was
exchanged at Charleston, and arrived
there to day on lis way home. lie be-
longed to the 9th Minnc:ota regiment,
,aun @ves ca :,tu<cd last July in the nn-
fortunate Gen. :Sturgis' affair. He is
the shadow Of his former self =; out
hopes to recover his health and strength
in the brocing atmosphere Of Minncso.
ia. He corroboratcs to the fullest OK
tent all statements VIC have received
Of the barbarities rract,ced upon Un-
ion prisoners in the den Of Anderson
viIla.- W,monn R~pnhlirnn.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

TIE Chatfield ]'r,"orywt says that
about forty tons Of pork have been
brought into that village within the
past two weeks. In addition to this,
not less than fifty tons have been sent
direct to >Nanona from Fillmore coun-
II, fifteen tons having left one neigh:
borhood alone, on a single train, for
this market. The Democr rat says pork
is heavier this year than usual-the
average being about 225 pounds to the
,hog. ".ss .. ... ....5 ,t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

COLONEL AvE,uLL received dis
patch, yesterday, from Gen. Fry, stat
i"S that his (Avcrill's) figures show
Minnesota's excess on the first Of Au-
CAST were correct aud had been adopt
cd. These figures gave US an excess
Of ,543 three years. men, equivalent
to 4,G29 one year men. Our quota will
now be definitely determined in y few
digs. Some time siuce Il statement of
our Quota was received Which, was 50
evidently incorrect, that VIC declined to
publish it, and it now appears tina, We
hac NOT received credit IL, this excess
Press 18Th. T.: .~..:.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
TIE GENERAL CHARACTER OF THE
PIONEER

The several editions will present full,
faithful and reliable epitomc of the latest
current news, received through our regular
telcgrnphic reports, correspondence, &c.
Especial lains will be bestowed upon Con-
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n,ent VIC 90 to press. TO this will be add
cd lively interest in local matters, and in
everything calculated to promote the mate
rial prosperity Of our peonlc. The general
army news will be published promptly,
faithfully and fully, and especial attention
will be directed to intelligence relating to
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test, most authentic and detailed informa-
ton as to their locality and the conduct of
officers and soldiers.
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1IIE WEEKLY PIONEER.

Is the first newspaper issued in Minnesota,
and las been printed col tine u:ly since
l849. 1t contains all the news nla,tor Of
the Daily and lri-wcckly editions, and is
the largest newspaper printed in the
State. We shall cndeavor, az in the past,
to make i, emph"'ically Family Paper,
and welcome visitorto every household.
1t will contain in addition to the news oil
the day, the best selected and original tales,
poetry, reviews. and other exc llent itcra-
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lar newspaper, and the cheapest es well as
The best in the State.
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Z! oaSIT1l*

.:.straycd from; tho subscriber, at Sank
Rapids, about two months ago, 'aT"" a""
! '''''}''& "a ,l3l:slttrE
One. Red-1Roan stag,
Four years old, with short horns. ;2,r! j ?
One Black & White OK,
=, ~ 25It,i .@'s'.:i ia j.s4 j
About ter, wars OH ,.G .-,.,.
>At One Red Stcr,
About three years old, ',.S''1 . h u
Any person returning the above ia the
subscriber, at Sank Rapids, will he liber.
ally rewarded. W. d. LUTHER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
LAND OFFICE, ST.. CLoun, MINI, |
january %, 1866 413)

~" LAND VFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
January "a, 1866 4"): l.
To George NJ Small: ">ro ~. .' w. ...'.;..
SIR -Youlare hereby notified TO appear
at the above ] named Land Office on the l7'h
day Of February 1865, at 10 o'clock "A. ~,
to show by witnesses that you have not
abandoned Your homestead entry No. $40,
made at the above. named Land Office on
tho 31st day Of May, 1854, on the e J Sc
and nv; SO ! Section 10, and INV sw !
Section II, Town 1872, Range 80, as one
Samuel johnson alleges an abandonment
on your part and will ut that time apply
to, enter said tract himself
'''' ~" TIC. MCCLURE, kegister.;
jan5-Gw ..:..Q G. A. GILMAN, Receiver.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

IL Is your turn Redmond" said
Neuilly to me. r e
IL cannot" I replied, rctrcatins a
step; but Neuilly snntched off my
mask and the conptrss, turning her
eyes slowly from one to the other, said
Zone, two, three"
The last word came from her lis in
scream-a scream so terrible that it
seemed to frccz, my hcart-a scream
like that Of \ lost Soul, when Heaven
is closed against it forever.
Then she was silent.
This silence was awful.
1t was not only silence, it was utter
immobility.
She did not seem t. breathe, but
stood with her eyes fixed, her head
dropped, and her hands hanging ly
her side.
Then she was gone.
So lightning like was her movement
that it seemed as If there was but ono
fash Of her cleaning robes, and she
disappeared from the saloon.
made movement to follow her,
when Neuilly laid his hand on my
arm:
"You will not follow her.
"And why? Where has she gone 2"
ITO hell, perhaps" SAID Neuilly
Struggling his shoulders.
1shook off his hand Indignantly, and
ron out into the street. l heard a
shout, and sprans forward IN terror.
Hero was beautiful, unprotected wo-
luau, in the streets Of Paris after mid
n'shc had entirely forgotten my
own extraordinary costume, until at the
corner OF the street l met policeman.
The man collared me, | Knocked
%'n down, and snatching up his baton,
san fariously forward until I reached
the Rue-dc- L., and the countess s
apartments. Perhaps she bad found
her way to them. On the threshold of
her boudoir I stumbled over Celeste.
who was lying upon her face on the
door. ! raised her-shc was cold
dead. l then rccollected what had
occurred in the morning.
The wretched creature had, at her
alistress's command, drank the poison
~hach she had prepared tor that mis-
trtss, and crawled here to die. AS |
laid Celeste upon the bed, I saw some
thing aseSe in the corner. 1t was Mad
anne DC Bo;s- Rami'ly, crouched upon
the ground, wish her rich dress huddlcd
around her.
When she saw the, she crawled to-
wards me like beautiful wounded ser
pent, and began tearing off the gems
from her neck and arms.
"Philippc! Phi'ippc!" she cricl,
.~saSe me, oil save me-
"Theee are dragging me dowa down.
down; ca not rise, and they bic al
ways there"
Then she snatch at her rings, and
sobbed, and moaned: ''Oh, they will
not come otf-they cling and sting, for
you know it is the worm that lieth
oot;" aud hcre--she beat upon hcr
breast-"is the FIRE that never is
qucnched. One! two! three One
two! tn &c -
Madame de Bois- Ramilly was hope.
leSsly insane. Can you wonder that |
dislike the music Of the Internal Qua.
lrilles ?"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

CTRAY .-Takon up by the subscriber,
y living two miles this side Of St: Angus
ia, q dark red COW, with white star IN
forehead white spot on left hind foot and
white. between fore legs. The owner is re.
qucs,ed to prove property, pay charges and
akeher away. ".Ho,} \. Is. MEi kS.
q: st. Cloud, New. 10th, 1864. f.. =. st,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
The Last .Rebel Port
.t..: Scaled. H.. ~
$500 Prisoners Taken
and II Guns. ...:
HEADQUARTERS U. s. Forces,

HEADQUARTERS U. s. FoRcEs, !
On Federal Point. N. c., Jan. 10Th.
.. Via Fortress Monroe, Jan. II.
Brig. Ger. j. Il. Roulins:
GENERAL: | have the honor to re-.
port that Fort Fisher was carried by
assault this T. NJ. and evening by Gen.
A"e's Divi>i"" and the "a brigade of
tho LIST dniiun of tho 24th Army
Corps, gAlIa"tly aided by battalion of
Marines and Seamcn from the Navy.
The assault WIS preceded by hea-
w bombardmcnt from the fleet, and
was made at $50 p. NJ, when the
first brigade. Cults, Of Amcs' diviz.
ion, effected Il Judgment upon the par
arct, but full possession of tho work was
not obtained till afternoon.
The behavior Of both officers and
men was most admirable.
All the works south of Fort Fisher
arc now occupied by our troops. We
have not less than 200 prise, ers, in
Guiding Con. Whiting and Col. Lamb,
the commandment of the Fort.
regret to say that our loss is SC.
we're, especially in officers I am not
yet lie to form any estimate Of the
number of casualties.
ALFRED II. TERRY,
Brcxet Major General Commanding the Expedition.
Another dispatch estimates the num-
Der Of prisoners captured at $500, and
The numl er Of guns at 70.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
III sTEAnxs-ss II-t

1NTATE: Of 'MINNESUTA, COUNTY OF
y sTEAnSs.-ss 7'.' .j;,., j..
u = The State Of Minnesota,
To the Sheriff o. any Constable Of said CSunty:
You are hereby commanded to summon
Stephen Oyster if he shall be found in your
County to be and appear before the under
signed, one of the Justices of the Peace in
anl for said County, on the Nineteenth day
of January; 1866 at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, at my Office in st. Cloud, in. the said
County, 10 answer Orlan y. Cullen in n
civil action and have you them and there
this writ.
Given undr my hand this 30th day Of
Dec, l864.e = P. c.. RANSOM,
jan5-3w 80 Justice Of the Peace.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
TWO HUNDRED MILLION MORE
r. o.. 1905 ' 49, :. it, .

- '''' 'f"t'" WASHINGTON, Jan. 49,.
The Ways apd Means Committee
have reported a bill authorizing the
Secretary Of tho Treasury to continue
tn, 7 80 loan for two hundred million
more
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
THE DAILY PIONEER.

THE DAILY PIONEER.
Is issued every morning in the week Mon
days excepted
TIE TRI-WEEKLY PIONEER
Is irsued every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and will be found very conven-
lent issue in localities which have no daily
mail. 1t contains all the matter Exclusive
OF advertisements that appears in the Dali
ly edition.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Teacher Wanted.

: = Hl.lf U5iF-W-- OF tesI.
/ "A Teacher is wanted for the town of
Rockville, who can teach both German and
English. Apply to >5->
Town Of Rockville, Stcarns County.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

Browns Bronchial Iroches are
widely known as an established remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, and other troubles Of the Throat
and Lungs: Their good reputation and
extensive use has brought out imita-
tons, and; similar preparations repre-
sented to be the same, which are gen.
orally injurious. OBTAIN only
"Brown's Bronchial .Troches.'' .r} .a.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
NEW DVERTISEMENTS.

CNTRAY. Taken up, sometime in August
y last, by the subscriber, living in the
town Of. St. Augusta. n red BULL, with
large head, short horns, and about two
years old. The owner will pay charges
a1d take him away. 'v....:.
t..''&.'7@ PETER MAUsE
ST. Cloud, Jar. 18th, 1865. janl9-3w
n PROBATE COURT, MHEkEn COUNTY AND
J. State Of Minnesota. Special Term: y,
In the matter 81 the last will and testament Of John
T. IIastcad, deceased, - .;..,...f
On reading and filing an instrument ii writing
T. alstca latetf said county deceased, and also the
accompanying rs ttiol Of DanielW W. X. llalstead Of
the county aforesaid representing among other things
testament Of said leceasci aud praying that day
may b. appointed for hearing proofs Of snid last will
and testament, and That ea petitioner be appointed
will annexed IL Is ordered that proofs Of said instr
ment be heard before the Judge Of this Court, on
Monday tho 9TH day Of March, 1885, at ono o'clock
said, and that pnblicnotce thereof be given to all
persons intoreste by publishing copy Of this order
for three weeks successfully prior t" said day of hear
printed and published in 81. Cloud, in Stcarns Conn-
~, y: i; WHITNEY, Judge Of Probate;
nRDER TO HEAR PETITION FOR lett RS
EAy'of Administration.
Iii prob"te Court, Meekcr County, Nlpn.--spccial
II tic matter Of estate uf Linus Howe doceaso.
On reading and filing tho petition ofIIenry 8 Howe
representing among iOthor things that Linus Howe
Of the twn Of Mannrnl, If said county, deceased in
August a. D., 1862 died ntcstac, leaving goods chat
tuls aud estnte within said county, and that he, the
that letters Of administration Of snd estate be grant
cd unto Him. 1t Is orde, that said petition be heard
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
LEE SENDING TROOPS TO SOUTH
49, +-'' CAROLINA.
New YonK, Jan. 16.

,-::. I'm. ..,. New York, Jan. l6.
~. a Washington special to the Mr"ld
st.tes that the Richmond refugee con-
firms the report that Lee had sent
tro"ps to South Carolina to oppose
Sherman three weeks since. '~'@ &