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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
The Assassinati0n Trial - National
Baaks-The Amnesty Oath.
TPress Dispatch

New YORK, May 9-The Commercial s
special says the military commission for
the trial of the assassination coRspira-
tors has been postponed, in consequence
of the absence of two officers, until We'd
nesday.
Four national banks in Ohio have been
authorized respectively to increase their
capital stock to $50, 900.
The President is about to issue proc
lamation defining and regulating Mr..
Lincoln's amnesty oath, and other mat
ters relating to the standing of returning
rebels -..- ~. ~ g -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10

From "A recent letter addressed to Pres
ident JOHNSON by that lifelong Aboli
ZIONIST, GERRIrr SMITH, we extract the
following in relation to the policy to be
pursued toward the Southern people:
God forbid that now. when the tide
of war sets strongly in our favor, We
should be guilty of thrusting the Consti-
tntion into the place of the code Of war,
and of holding and trying ~ traitors
those whom we, (none the less really, il
Indirectly agreed to regard bnt as enc
mics and whom, by all the conclusive
reasons Of the case, aside from such agree
ment, we are bound to regard in that
light only We must not be guilty of
this bad faith We must not break this
solemn bargain The South would bate
Us for it And would not the North her
self, if not despisiDg us for it, be. at least,
fearfully divided in regard to it
Surely, in the light Of their common
responsibility for slavery, and for the
spirit IL generates, the North as well as
South, is to be charged with the rebel
lion. and with all its horrid fruits. in
Guiding even the starving and numbering
of prisoners The whole is the work Of
both; aud it is the fonlesf hypocrisy. as
well as the deepest injustice, for the
North to punish the South for any part
oft.
The duty of the North is not to pun
ish the South, but simply to provide for
the future safety of both North and
South. I scarcely need say, that the
main thing to this end Is to rid the land
of slavery, and to restore to its victims
the civil and political rights Of which il
has robbed them. To this / would add,
no death, no imprisonment, no banish-
msnt-notbing but the breaking mp Of
the large landed estates of the South for
the benefit Of the needy, and the perpet-
nal withdrawal of political power from
the disloyal leaders. and the temporary
withdrawal Of it from the disloyal
masses" sy -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
40. 900 Of J0hnst0n's Troops Leave
without Paroles.

New YORK, May 9. = The Herald.s
North Carolina correspondent says
When the negotiations for Jehnston's
surrender commenced he had about 50,-
600 troops but of these not more than
10000 waited to be paroled, so anxious
were they to get out of the army and re-
turn home. They stole all the horses
they could from their officers, and struck
off across the country, engaged in indis-
crimate plundering Gen. Johnston adj
mitted that he had no control over them.
He spoke very bitterly of Davis, attribu-
ting all the rebel failures to his admins
trative bungling. He considers South
Carolina the worst whipped State in the
Union. ..s .-s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
--.-TT . - WHEELING Wv. WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ma
A SOUP HOUSE.

The Soup House of the Richs,ond Soup
Association in Metropolitan Hall, was re-
inaugurated yesterday by the Christian
Commission operating with the Army OF
the Potomac. We believe the regula-
tions for supplying the sonp to the poor
are the same which governed the Soup
Association while the house was under
the control of the former association.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
A Bermuda Paper sympathises with
the GOnfederney.

NEW YORK, May 9-The Hamilton,
Bermuda, Mirror, of April 26th is re-
criycd The announcement OF the sur
render oi the rebels TO General Grant
was given by the Mirror rs nnweleome
intelligence, and it says I'VE wait with
anxiety further results of the sad ter
mination of noble cause
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
Friendly Demensiraiien from Bre-
/. men. e. - u p

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The State De-
partment has been informed that the
legislative body of the republic of Bre-
men, at its session of April 18th, was ad-
dressed by its President, announcing our
late victories as a great victory won by
the armies of the Union over the rebel
lion of the shareholders. He called upon
the members to express their sympathy
with the American Union by rising
They did so and gave three hearty and
enthusiastic cheers. - .-.r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
Arri,ui of the New French ,Iiui.,e,

PHILADELPHIA, May "a special to
the Evening Telegraph. from Baltimore,
saws: The steamer from Havre, with the
Marquis De Montholom, the newly APP
pointed French Minister tn Washington,
is reported down the bay, and is expect
ed to arrive here to-day with the minister
and his suite, bound for the seat OF gov
ernment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
JEFF. Davis Csmplieisy In she Assnss.
ination.

New YORK, May 9.-The Herald's spe.
cial says the evidence in possession OF
the Government of the completely OF
JEFF. Davis and his prescribed associates
is such that no foreign Government will
hesitate moment in giving him up
President Jehnson's proclamation for
their arrests has been sent throughout
thesSouth over rebel telegraph lines
!, There was another long Cabinet session
to-day OH the subject of throwing open
the South to unrestricted trade. q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all other UnfoPtuu nate
Artificial Legs, Arms 4 u. utohes.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN rHEIR NAN.
UFACTURE.

4 RTRR SEVERAL YEARS Rx.
"A PERIRNCE In the manufacture Of Arti.
6cial Arms, Legs and Clutches. tho undersigned
fatters himself that he IN now able 90 give eu
tire satisfaction 20 all those noeding any thing
in his line lie warrants b., articles to be ~
serviceable. durable and light ~ can be mann.
factured. a. evidence he rsfsrs to the following
voluntary certificates;
t. Charles Bshisy. Agent, Wh,eiias
US GENERAL HosrtrAL,
WHEELING, w. Va, April 25th, isss \
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
hetured by Leonhard Legran, aud fot which yoa
are agent For simplicity Of construction a.
we'll az durability and convenience, fhavs nsver
seen anything 70 equal thom. aud thsrsisss
cheerfully recommend them TO any who are m
fortunate enough 10 need artificial iimbs
Very respectfully. your obedisnt ssryAnt,
JOHN KIRKER
A. A. ssrgeop. o. 8 4. In charge
wHsENo. W. Va. April a1th, isss
have ea'efully examined the ArtiActsi Lss.
of Lombard Legran. and 6nd them simple In
their construction. Of good woskmaushap ushs
and very substantially made. Thsy viii BE-
quite as servicssbls q. anv s!ttaciai lsfs In uss
and on account Of thsir simplicity sad ssrsnsfk
mend them 70 any who may ned aftt1clsl tabs
JOHN FklSsgLL
A. 4. Surgeee. y. IA
wHEsLHs. W. W.. Apsa sstA. ~
The Artlaeili Lsss offered fer ssls by Chss,ss
Behler Agent, can recommend ior The fsu>r-
ing advantages simplicity In structars strss14
Of material and economy Y pEtos ,,- .
Surgeon Board q E0poasat
II affords me mueh pleasure 70 ststs thaS Len.
hard Legrsn, corner Of East Coanens Xiis-
0ke,y h9s fryuishod ma NTH sn speS6~la -
ebeerfully recommend % al whc m unSofsc cnste
saough 10 need one 70 give Ml . csu -
LEWW RA16EY,
Sprisgdale, AIIsShssy ooa.fy, n
For further partic1lan esu o, or aAdrs0,
LEONRA10 LIQRAG,
No % one @ 80 s. 4 Asl!s64;sZ st city p,
myS MonSos atrssk WhssaiaG wa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10

WHY HAMPTON DID Nor SURRENDER
The reason of Hampton's refusal to
surrender is said tohave been the knowl-
edge, on his part. of the determination OF
our authorities to try him for the brutal
murder of wounded Union soldier in
the late campaign. Hampton killed him
with his own sword. .-,~xE-IOn,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
merc.a., s.s, Z. New Have..

e NEw HAVEN, May "a Egglsston, q
merchaat Of Guilford, was shot and NOR;
tally wounded by young man, named
Andrew Knowles, last night Knowles
was paying attention 30 Eggleston.s
sisteflin.law, from which dihicnlty be-
3yeen the parties grew. ssKnoWlee made
HE escape, Il is supposed to New York-es
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
The Geld market.

New YORK, May s.-Gold is weak al
most to the extent of a panic. The de-
cline this morning to 1854 was generally
unexpected. lSorna predicts . fall to l20a
'125 within thirty days The increased
supply is the chief cause, aBExz a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
By command of Mai. Gen. Schofeld:
ASST Adiutant General.

In accordance with the former order,
a great number of citizens from the sur.
rounding country have been supplied
with horses and mules to enable them to
carry on their agricultural pursuits
This part of the order looks very much
az il it were suggestion from the
thoughtful head and kindly heart of him
who let LEES cavalry take their horses
home with them. 80 as b. ba in time for
the spring blowing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10

TIE sHoE BUSINESS! = The Lynn
Mass Bauetin says shoe buyers are nnr
merous, and orders are coming " faster
than they can be filledl Z The !! stock OF
goods on handis very hght, andtA4Ts ls
no sprospect at present 81 Pr sccafhdis'
vStSes S,,~f. atRR III
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10

TIE California papers record several
earthquake shocks lately, and Mount
Baker 10 now In o state of active erup-
tion, oiss fosm@iy shasp ps6k being aat1
teued down o thousand or fifteen hnhs
dred feet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
Pre.iden, J Juarez-JIarquc and Repri

New YORK, May GA Washington spe-
cial to the Times says: President Jnarez,
of the Mexican republic, has issued let
tiers of marque and reprisal against the
Erepeb cammarc9. ---,..e. as-r-z-5.-. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10

Co-PARTNHRGHIP. Iif Z
I HAVE T1Is nAY AseoCIA1uD
Il WITH NJ JOIN IxlCB - {0Q e. -,
IN Is. = sas'sss ~ " = -; - = -.
a: .hs @ tIsl. nd sys aqss y: 80 9 q. ..r.,
s.sss;.ssas ..s sst = g. - 49, %sss.sh E:..,SS a
stSiys; u - Z.fff- ID. IA 70 .
r-WnEzzayo. Jal. 4 - . - .,g.S
tImR DAgLY8u0sDFeBN9UXl Fss
IA 2SFSEEg slss. ~ q. oESScS Z 95 f !As
,6&ly, chezply, Al - shsrt ls1isA o. -
Hakst street bssvsa - x1kaD 1sUs =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 9-The State De-
partment has received the following
translation of an extract from the pro-
ceedings of the Legislative body of the
republic of Bremen:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
fair conclusion US to the destitute and

fair conclusion Us to the destitute and
star starved g. condition q great many Of our
men return In. Officers just exohang--
ed ~ that tor the last months hey
havdShad all tthe sgohfederate Money
thcyncedtd; 4Fti {nS 'oqs c9lad THROW
by fling p'Nlllbl,'lffslry hetap pay|| Eve
dol|'r. io,r'eeAba!q,tL.i 70 banks ia;Ne~
Yotk for one shahdred Of Confederate
currency. aud ut that rate to any
amount they wanted.
(. The Senate to-day passed Mr.. DON
Enolly's land grant gill;. l%ith. 'cettqin
amendments, and the bin has been re-
~feTTea back. for the concurrence Of the
III dhse: sMr b: Mill enideeav,or. to oi get it
called Up Before Saturday. ..'' .,,'>' g..
sltssrs. J: G. Burbank, Wm' !: f p
Sons did other >linnnn.esiuo arc IN the
s:.. e1iil 1H13s /; .hafl93i ~ h2h7"'
d 'e4s .:' Worry t }u,,y y Yours. g. <.,@s'
"o>'J 5.'Iso bs"od witt KiH Ni; d.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
Di;AETED MEN.

The following: are the n'iame;s; Of The
men drafted in Stearns County on the
9th: =" =. '''' al - ''''' ~
~ - ST. MARTIN.
Enrolment 10; deficiency IS drawn, 10
Christian Reusch 81 Peter Kuhl I, -
Charles Bosworth John Schlich ID
Frank Kent t;risant Geoser,
Christian Laur ~. Nicol KroSlncr I
Peter Kline $50; John Spart '...-,..,
ROCKVILLE
Enrolment II; deficiency i; drawn s.
Henry Wizzing Matthias lIangel
George Letter Nicholas Post II;
Peter Moliter John Wellgas =, ..:
Nicholas Kirsch Joe Goldman
ST. JOSEPH. "
Enrolment 81 deficiency 12 drawn "a
Joseph Schilder Bruno kcppenger
Paul Sand Lambert Schultz
John koller Mich Undersauder
Nicholas Just Joseph Nozh '"'}
Nick Laurman Clement Wintz. :, -,
Joseph Jones John Ilershberger
Peter Thileman Gadhat Heiner =
Nick Keeper Joseph Zimmerman
Stephen -Raisier Simon Gretsch
II Nilsengarten a.. George Marscha1f'S
N'ch Dahman James Staples I'll 1T;
John Payne ..... Henry Flutle, ~..,,.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

TN PROBATE COURT, sTEARNs COUNTY,
i State, of Minnesota. .-...s =.
Alta special term Of the Probate Court held in and
for the county Of Stearns Friday the 10th day Of
March, A. D. 1865.
In the matter, Of the estate Of Harvey Forbush
deceased. 80 = = Et-S*H -
Upon application Of George A. Bibber praying that
the last will and testament of said deceased he admit
ted to probate and record nhis court it is ordered
10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Office of the Judge
II Probate, in the town Of st. Cioud be assigned fir
the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs law
OF said deceased and all other persons interested in
said estate arc required to appear at session of the
Probate Court then and there to be holden and show
cause If there be why the prayer Of said petition
er should not be granted 1t is further ordered that
said petitioner give notice to all persons interested in
satf estate 81 the pending of said petition and the
hearing thereof by causing copy of this order to be
published In the St. Cloud DEnocRAr. a newspaper
published IN St. Cloud, in said Stcars county, three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing.
Mchl6!3w go L.. A. EVANS.
March 10Th, 1865. Judge Of Probate.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
LITERARY NOTICES.

|HxRrEk for March Is most attrrau,c-
tive number, full If articles Of Flint interest.
tits very profdselyy illustrated. 'z'" =. %
'' The EclEcc1r,iico MAeAz1N,E; for March
contains a striking portrait of Prince
Goftchakqff, and an amount Of valua-
ble and interesting reading matter that
makes the publication worth treble the
price charged for i. ,.,. go. W., p; 49,.
The ATLANTIC has q, number Of en-
,tertai'ning articles by favorite writer's
n; Mrs. ;. Stowe, u * AMlaryely Edward Ever
EFT IL Haale, ard 9th o'thers:, t,,a <ayloy cd,
.Q(un1 YOU'VE FoLKslimprores, with
each succeeding number, and. is q treas
ure for boys and girls. Parents should
not neglect to procure, a copy for the
benefit the young foil sHr'-:cA3 2a;2
1.-THE :LAuT's FaaESD, opens with one
of the finest steel engravings We have
seen in a long time. The colored fash
ion plates and literary contents are as
usual. q
.ss,u sr4rsssf
ARTHUR contains az engraving,
"spring,"' the continuation Of T: $.
Arthur's story, and the first chapters Of
new serial BY Virginia +, Townsend.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

few dayss9l4toqgi AVID 1el Kpnl0kS, rHD'tra-
.qcd my ENTHUSIASTICALLY for piece
,of Jhrtad p 4ndd!toslheIsndo& fhsfdhaf'
ter shows how. inhumaniy he was starv-
ed.'aeo ffg 66 AhHiaadfs ti}o' reeamihafft, an
sthsr .s T9J feS! ss@?5Syyx3et 3Asd}ss
raiaiss }ep ps3s sl} a5 SI.a It
Salisbury Oct Goth, 1864.
ns9Sb sss$ta;sS 6sst ak. ssfs:s
Petersburg. reached Annapolis Feb. 10th,
lransfeFma .tolCam0 C base, Febs'2Nh:r a''1
Private Norman Shook, Coz b; LIST. MINI
nesott Battalion, admitted til hospital At
;Annapqlis,oftom tag ofstruoe. Boat; Jan.
S$n SsPf se%sss
Feb. 9Th, 1S65.'7nab S nj.,4 Esd o1oho u
a Thszdsaths smJ Our d faetddrned1 pris!
oneFs during the laSt tvs vs. w'e eeek at Xi Al:
MAJ has averaged 4 or ,t{y:t -
per day: One day, sevet'ntty::twaoo died.
Whed'the last|'boat arrived fifty dead
bodies were carried ashore, having, died
in the Short run :f from + point a.fk few
miles iabovs' Aikiinsa] Landing, ~ on The
James RivSf to AAnnbi,apolis. From Il these
brief statements YOU ma NAY form form some some
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
ssTQethe, ,Uinmaxtted.>


10 ssTQsthey ,Unmaxtted.~oo sd
isoD .1oa4 uoyo- t+:5ods 2: sir7 sd
'HR1Agksy AN EMERY y the gifted Glaasti
thepRopos1st4PSS pfoduc1 a, s"''''''s y ea0
IA sed e s.ysf 1orr = = .9!'
- ;'rs her, s'asta oil, to aoit
si7issths adts II shappy sttsbs, fesldaai nst9
traits Of charadter, oooupstion,s whether rislo
S ss &ss SS' fS as and ssAfF M
/, se,d 'by malt. :firepaid, ,s0ds; Dssta1, and
ss'f s and VIII EsiSrn H. ieessss VIZ
w. ' GKkcf' WIN EVERY,
v7ps9tis'ReO TDgewsr.886, iDetroit,' Mich.
:, ,'i7'FOR;''.. SX,LE5:: ,''''J I'd
I ssn,ioi,hi lHolsE, AND, 40T., $40 10 P,
4 Lot 8 in Block 9i,) in, Loxry's toNyp., All
good bai rah' and comfortable outbuildings are
On the pfsmisesab ohi 1ajiA .a46 'f'ij.
= 10 o|qAam0uSE ANDA'l0r, ,'i''i ,1'i&
0nsOhipe1 street. west of'thea Post Office:
This house il is centrally located, and has
every covenience. Beth Of the above-men-
toned lots: ere fSnced@ad Sot7"b ,ins'Hd
!, ''1o':'1HE OFFICE BUILDING ''5.s" ~
Occupied by sMsssfs. fIamliii a.nld Gregory,
will also be, sold: For terms apply 10 - III
eb2-tf sl1o 3ae KS" JOHN; r, CLARK. 4 /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

mo JOHN PEIFFER, ESQ.,, TOWN
/ Clerk of.Rioe gCity. MIMI. You
Will take notice that I, John Doyle living
in the township. of Rice City, Meeker Coun-1
ty, State Of Minnesota, and that l. took up
an estray MARE Of, dark bay color, small
white star on her forehead, Of small size
from six to ten years old.
Dated at Rife CITY, Meeker County, Min.
this 18th day Of Nov. A. D. 1864. = l.
JOHN DOYLE.
], John Peiffer Town Clerk of Rice City.
Mlnn., do hereby certify that the above
is a true copy of notice on file in my Office.
J 80 JOHN PEIFFER, Tow Clerk :.
= .~s%ssitss .fsEeG-sseatE .S<s tAss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16
e. STATE NEWS. Z

49,: CO Miller; lbr has appointed pe'li :,
Mrs, Louisa F. Goodwin, Of Ovatonn,,
state Libraripnn,, s6e is the widow, Of
Lieut.. Goodwin, Of the 4th Minnesota,
who was "a; Killed at vicksbprg:. !. This IS, is is
a good precedent, and one, that should
be followed as tar i! as ), practicable 49,; 80.
,.--Captg .DIlckerson and Others, We
are s.. informed, are engaged; IT, building
a griist mil nill on the Blue, Earth river,
ABOUT . mile and an ,I q halt from. South.
Bend I' III pear Coai ii'nss, crossing, This
viii WIKI, Be s o9q news 10 our farmers.
M " 1&f|t tH q s'as .,;HoY1 1'a, .rt,
81 IA drove of fat: oxen, iohe. hundred
and eleven: headin a]l,o pissed through
this city q few days since; ,enatherwayi
TO, Chicago. 4 yheN,were,sd tiven Ifiom
Raribault, Minn.-7laoe1Astcr1 Rost.,, u2>
o>--Therezis plenty cf'watcr. how for
runuingtshe mills sin9the dcity, and we
judge,they are doing a|' better business
atopresent than at.sshy time 'dufihg!the
year Bid.io dish 9li, mosi Joa,.
Said one ofourr merchants The 9TH
ea>day,''tsince4'I 'tl,bse7 bins struck
offaat'ydar office "the 'othsr day; my my
goods have gode;o of like hot 'cakesa: '' M
Truthful odado conclusive! alaPriaite i. p
Observation-Disclosures H. The assale Of
xoods.-Ibtay;Ixa o.aa s,l'i5 dai7' tnoi
Michael. Graham, y Of this town,
While epp|9yf IS ie selhopFpingg WOOD on
t', S1s farm Of August A syst Wepper, last Mon
day, was instantly killed bysa falling
lim n!sIS. striking ip hin g; % The hbead He
had oh9 S one ne tee Tlhhisht lodged io
fa Ii While cutting Sd down r. the sec
ond tree limb tFsgp thu thu fret :fe fell, hit,
,tiGs s hin 5; On u the heaa, smasslhiin the
FISH, S,: ard fi q S*5hh n .i9pat'aptlb sMr
G. ;l aeayes 10 wife it, aprdft ye ehilddssq i'm
quite destitute oirefYpfp9Fteooaass4s1T ii
fa s996 n 6 Is aos ,ssb'a ,d,;1aherH +
s maifThe 9Eelieg Aquse1f Mr.oAmqsJ
lre s5 dGiInsz gina QpjsaHa 0lpsted'eonn,y,
was destroyed by fire on the .lath;iusts'
togs{hhen yitA7sAe i!ts,eeostent.is THE
FIRE nqs aIeght f5anqeo,s) qe&a.i.y tofwtla1
which Mr.. A. was dressing and li6
spreaq, y With ssaah l, ppidity 1as, tob almost
eDdanger the lives e4the occupants
4 oss about slood:@sa Wn wiz Reps1,
,1t;cdw! obi TO oai1'oob aa''oas''y1 ad'
!.e1hs 81 81, ls'i sb4. ~ ,s i!
numbbeer4 briiddgscs, 'a were carried away
and odss siaeraSie damage asne By Tbs tba'
recent at' 4fesheeE CAUSED rains 1' and The
meited' snow SSv'' Shall stresms we're rais =;
ed Z tn, s;se # ri i Is: ealyert %
q PEs ; 81 W yi !, &$t ri ~
~ was Mas essay ayy, 10 y,il;bnsni oil
M :7Th syR1 onear p! publishes lissshov-.
Ing . tdhpat the thea appropriations bysethe last
Leg 3sltq foT the year lS6, were
1922, o # 2255,,t + meet which, as ap.j
pears By the b. report i Of the Treasurer,
are resources to the amount .cf $685.
1856. The assessed value Of tic, real
and personal property IF 'the' State, sub:
,ject,to taxation; is $4,000 O00y upon
which is levied, Az mills tor State pur-
= PoSeesF'! !,oaoq4 aso1oH d3i!H aao9a3ii ais
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-03-16

DElNG, now ip receipt Of NY Fall and
ID Winter Stock, which has been selected
with care, purchased at close figures aud
with, reference TO the increasing wants sof
this section. ! would most respectfully. in!
vite purchaser, 10 call and examine my
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