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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-16

A -Four. JokE.-Wby il Harry Eks
the place where chickens rosss he.
cause he's Hen-nery,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-16

= NV Negro Song, unpopular With
School Boys.-"The happy land Of
Cdxaun." 7-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-16

81 In au action, htely, NJ. Jsos sai1
it was hmcntablc thing to - .tuo
tailon im the SAME suis.', .t,s "a. - )
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-16
THOMAS 10 Es,.
. BLACKSMITH. .~. g..

4 Ii kinds'ef work done in the best
~ possible manner. Particular atten-
tton given to horse and OK ehoeing, plov
work, and repairing Of al kinds. Shop in
same building with Henry ". Weary, .-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-16

Ole Ball, atter a. aheeuoo a. many
'ears, recently played 1t Berlin,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-16
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, &c.,
rAERN At
Mrs. F'a1'well's Gallery,
Opposite the DEMOCRAT Office, Lover torn.
Hours between . \. ". and 4 P. X.
Every variety Of Albums, Frames and
Cases kept on hand. v5n52-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-16

H ENRY W. = WEARY,
CARRIAGEMAKER.
r HAVE removed to my new shop, nesr i,
i the Bridge, where l Am prepared to do
Oil kinds aof work in the Carriaxemakinr
line. Wagons, carriages and slei9hs made
IN neat and substantial msnner 1t Low
rates Particular attention paid TO repair
lug. ,.:.s- .:-.# .-:,. : -..-:. = V8-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC YoR NV YoRE--rnIs pAY.
sun RisEs. IL NOON RISKS morn ~
SUN SETS. 81 HIcH wArRH "a
Por. Of New YORK, Augus, 10, 1895.

CLEARED.
Steamship Meteor, Randall, New Orleans-H Cromwell
Steamship Constitution, Greenman. savannshwakema
steamship Creole Thompson, Norfolk ana Ricnmond-G
steamship Aibemaie, Bourne, Norfolk City Point and
sss%sap KnsS fq Mcr Gs crom
Steamship rrancona Sherwood. Portland--R Cromwell
Ship Franklin Barsely San rransscSr o.. Cooley Co.
Bark Rainier IIazelion, San FianeiscoF Talbot Go.
Bark Meridian Brem) Lenez, Cadiz via Baltmore-Ruger
Bark olenwood ,BD. Bep'esa, Buenos Ayres-F Ae1an.
sarss MerrImae, Hoy. sisal-nre.t sea&co.
Bark diva tBr Berry Maracabo and 81 Thomas-Maitand
Bark W + Anderson Price Nobie-J Ward A Co.
Brig GiOvanina dal, Luis, Liverpoosocovlch Xgresta
Brig = Nsyius SHI Cote, Cow rsy-Brsii, Son ace.
sehr Julie iBrj, Laprslle, JacneHenry De Cordova
sssE s'f 'f Dts STsss Swain.
ARRIVED
9.sansicTh 50; wi;h %dss ana 100 passsnsers,
Baltimore bound II isih o Al LAT q o. lon TO- steam n,
sss fs .' essH s'sss RS
Of sa Sy ook s,,ccs%n'ns city Of TsT y1 AN steam
lat q a. lon 60 s ship Good Hope from Shields for New
steamship Nevada. csrpsnte,, savannah. Aug 70, with
.sd q
.ns z srs @ n Ss En %ass
Frying Pan Shoals passed steamship Ariadne bound ~
also steamer Pe hence for Sayannnh 18th rs mics sW
of Hacras stesmer Linda bound 81 also steamer America
bound 3.
Brig Anna Jordan Parker, Guanteoamo Is DAYS with
sugar 10 II ID j u Brookman. "
Brig George Downes. Ducii OF and from Barbados Is
days, with sugar and moasses, 70 Trowbrdges Sons.
Brig Forester, -. Eizabethport for Boston
schr Maracabo HeDy, LuEan il days with COAL to
Hatch.
scSr william Tieichs EsaseiSpoI for salem o'''"''''
scsr Abby Gale NoDonsd, Belfast saay. O' '''''''
Schr NJ strout, Daniel Bangor.
Schr James a Lucy. Robbins New Bedford
Schr Brooks, Brooks Bridgeport for Phiad.lpAia
Schr r. A Bayles, Bayles, Port Jeiferaoo
Stcamug Mosswood Hendrick Fortress Monroe 20 hours
with barge Jas + Craig In TOW, TO Quartermasier
Barge Jas X Craig Foftreas Moprce ~ snn~ s-1tA
ammunition, 10 Quarternsstsr
AIi,En
Steamers Constitution Aibemere
Wind az sunset 8, light
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Caro- OF the Veterans.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE nrpAI.n.

New YORK CRY, August 10, 1885,
The members OF tho California cavalry battalion de-.
sire 70 return their sincere thanks to Mr. D. Allen and
the managers Of the United states Mail Steamship COM
pany for thar berality in taking to California at half
pnce the mes OF that battalion They paid their own
passage from California and having served nearly three
ye.. "were discharged g Mssssshuse,ts without being
nos >'nortatina ~ I}.s states government
"a r 49, The I'M snsed to allow them
frr, ,nro,ob Secretary Stanton re-. Nd Nassachu-
the customary mileage and subsistence, a. "as, the
sets having likewise failed 70 meet her sre tur,d
Hri2. and would not have been able TO return y Al
distant homes in California but for the npesan'
Messrs Vanderbilt and D: =. AMEN.
CALIFORNIANS OF THE CAVALRY BATTALION
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FORTRESS MONROE.
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence
FORTRESS MONROE, August IA, 1865

Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS MONROE, August IA, 1865
Interesting news commands a high premium here at
present The State prisoners Jef. Davis, Clay and
Mtchel, still confined in the fort, do nothing and
nothing Is done in their 70 evoke prolonged para
graphs. Tho most and best that be said Of them
that sley all in comfortable health, and, under the
present treatment they receiving, bid fair TO
thine So
SALES CONVENIENT HORSES MULES
arc the order Of the day At Camp Hamilton there has
been important sale to-day, and also at Eastvic
the Eastern Shore There will be another sale morrow
at Drummondviile. The average Of prices realized il
very satisfactory, both TO government and buyers
The Triton which sailed last evening for Hilton Head
became disabled on getting outside the Cape, and
towed back here CHS morning. II win take but short
time TO repair her.
Early this morning the naval ship Constitution-the
Old Ir0nsdeswent to Her destination IL not known.
This demolishcs the theory of her detention here as
school Of practice for young niiddes.
TIE CONGRESS- WRECK
seems to be III fated. Last evening she sank again off
Norfolk. Another job Of pumping will have 20 be
through to get her up This is her second sinking after
being raised
MAJOR GENERAL FOSTER
arrived today from Richmond
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miscellaneous.
Sur SourH AsERicA, 1ipcolu Boston from Yvfea on
her foremast
Scum CopAssrr Carlow which sailed from Red Beach
put back the 7t6 distress having sprung leak Her
cargo wa. 10 damaged condition. and the vessel
her voyage.
Sem FAM, from Gaoe Bay New York went ashore
On me western mead nsseool Ns and became total
In 1881. and hailed from Liverpool, Ms.
scnn EsAsyu lBr Lcvash from Pic,su Boston, pu,
bo~spr By collision isih ui With 40 unknown siessr
Sna RArHwL srAsAs 36s tons built at Philadelphia In
1881 and purchased few weeks since BY wiTsp. CaarE
81 ss'2~ Tor cash. has been sold to Boston psri'es
S:s g.sc s%s 4 'S Se sSS s. e
Willis Briggs, for Ailsnllo ocean.
Ro,s o. View YORK. ~ss jss.oS S' June
am s:s: e sss . .s va
81: W s:; r.; 70. sse ..s-.s :. ..
sp 80 O. Nj oil. md 100 iss bone. Wv y WV
snip urant Hnsh'sy FROM Aksab fe liverpool uHy
..sSg xts!i EavsG Lyons fua Rsrsosn for Falmouth,
ZIP Sss:s's from Boston for s.urO. Jun. "a,
,sil wNss ar.n. 90 dsvs from csuso for Antwerp,
= 3r.I|sE ssiss' from Boston for Batavia Jalys,
sbip Norwssssr Mcghs frQr Now York via Portland for
81 :Ss:s s lros Ais.s ~ Falmouth Rss sul,
\ & , S; 3 j$'' from Liverpool ferSsv r'rs Aug
rsrsseA resps.
y GesoL ,fPnll Aus 3-AT Lizzie Morrow, Robinson,
5thnsalvyr July ss-Ar wrtsrscrs Hs,sshset. Now
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QUA RETvRmIMo VETERANS.
The Firm Regiment Unissa statse Vol.

The Firth Regiment Unissd ststee Vol.
detachment Of the ysh regiment 81 IJr,tsd ssa,..
Veteran Volunteers consisting Of two ehusuiss ~ ana
r. numbering one hundred and -. - -.
command Of Lieutenant stanle- -
Lieutenant Geo. b stoddr Dsow1 .nI - 1s.. -.
Battery Barracks ys'' o0 80 :. con.oss w."
orders IT, reported to General Hooker for further
noon by detachment LEFT Concord on Tuesday after
the SepJ a TO New London and thence by steamer to
ape. ~.s orssnissd In DscsmOsr iSes at Camp ssone
wssh1g1n g s,ass. o Ssaea w. Morgan Of
had full complement OF men. Tho regiment
was organized for General Hancocks corps and OF
its members enlisted into II unless they had served
in December 1854 the regiment has not been on actual
service acted guard during the trial OF the
pscntion The two COMPANIES now arr were after
wards ordered to Concord, where they have been ON
garrison duty to within the last few days The remain
ing companies distributed ia various places, two
companies being stationed at New Haven, two at
Burlington, two at Providence and two at Hart
ford. This regiment 10 not yet mustered
Of the service, having some months 10 serve
before the term or its enlistment expires Although
this regiment cannot boast OF having been in any
engagements since its organization yet every member
tried and hardy veteran WHO hes been IN severs and
some have been engaged throughout the war. Pre-
arrival Of from the seat OF in this city
FOR five six days-a striking contrast-and shows that
great portion OF cur armies nave Deen dlscharged
week ago, and scarcely day passed but our columns
gave the roster Of two three regiments who we're
their way either Harris Island to their final destna
ton The Battery Barracks full and the various
State agencies and rests all kept busy employed In
supplying aons and lodgings 10 the heroes and great
credit is due TO the various State agents for the
hosptabe in which the boys treated At the
Howard street depot in to inquiries we were
Informed that none had passed through there for
than week. Numbers OF men kept there STILL await
ing transportation and from other causes The return OF
other regiments will now be few and far between. The
regiments already discharged have settled down into civil
life again, and long may they live TO enjoy the peace
hey have secured TO the country by their courage and
brassry
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Brooklyn City News.

Found DaowNED.-Eariy yesterday morning the body
Of unknown found floating in the dock, foot
of South Sixth street, E. d., by officer Mangam Of the
Forty fifth precinct Coroner Barrett held inquest
shortly afterwards and sent the body to the dead house
for identification Deceased q young man about
twenty five years of age five feet six inches in heght
with red hair and sandy whiskers; his right
diamond mark, made by India ink. The only article Of
clothing on the person Of deceased pair Of old
fashioned striped pantaloOns.
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sed assisted BY DR. zeller .! 80, ,bs Sssd
stnstsd At and ragged gunshot wound 2. srsins q
powder ss yrrss part o. 'S ne KIN on the parts
oovs 20 the wound; the ball passed throyfa IA ther
Aon o. the right ear making ragged rJ1ns . IN
iute the brain the bali struck the petrous portion OF
the temporal bone glanced upward passed through ana
Svss the night o. sds Of The skull point
just above the left squamous sutue the Skull was ex
tensively fractured from the point o. snsncs o. me
the hall struck The inside table the skull found the ball
very aened just beneath the aura mater between
the right and let hernspheres OF the brains there was
great esion OF Mood beneath the scalp and also within
the cavity Of the eranum death was the result Of the
aforesaid gans9hot wound Of re- neaa ., ,.,..,
this afternoon and In I'VE mean time Acting Captain
Ward and Sergeant Hughss OF the Twenty ninth pre-
cnct in search OF the woman McCuep, with o fair
Terrence quinn Thomas Braas. Patrick Smith, James
Gill and James Scann, FIVE of thoVen apprehended on
suscon were Yesterday discharged appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Coroner and tho july that they were
entirely innocent Of any completely In the murder
The Funeral or Policeman WaEAer-Or.
fetal Order from Inspector Carpenter.
The funeral Of policeman Thomas Walker whs was
murdered by some rowdies the morning Of TUESDAY
last win take place to-day from Trinity chapel in Twen
tysixh street, near Broadway The following order On
the subject was issued to the various precincts v In
spector Carpenter last evening 1t will be sesn that
most imposing display will be made by the police
CENTRAL DErAxrxxHr METROPOLITAN POLICE, J,
c. new York, August 10, 1896. Z
The funeral OF our late brother officer Thomas Wsker
OF inc Iwenty,nanth precinct, who was shot oo the
moMng OF the 18th BY . gang OF ruffans whom he was
rs ~ .s, 20 arrest takes place A NJ The
respect TO his memory You WILL therefore order vour
on platoon TO report to Captain Copeland in Washington
square, north side, at zine A. NJ, promptly Dress
uniform bl.e caps belts and batons Captains
VIII report TO inspector Carpenter time and place
DANIEL CARPENTER, INSPECTOR
, me route o. the possession will be from the chanel
through Twenty fifth street to Sixth avenue thence to
seventeenth street. through Seventeenth street. by the
Pce where deceased was shot to Fifth avenue down
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The Press Despatch.

FOHfItkHS
The steamer Thomas Collyer into old wreck In
the James river, Richmond, yesterday, doing
damage She left for Baltimore last evening for repairs
Her pumps were sufficient to keep her clear Of water
The saics of government horses and mules at Camp
Hamilton came on yesterday The hundred mules
sold at m average OF $73 80.
The steamer Columbia has arrived from Richmond
with the Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry route home
Brigadier General Pennypacker, who severely
wounded at Fort Fisher was to-day removed from Chesa-
pcake Hospital 10 Norfolk. The hospital building before
the war was female college, and will be cleared
out and turned over 10 the original owners.
The steamer Guide has arrived from Savannah with
the Twelfth Connecticut She Is bound TO New York
General II. W. Birge accompanies the regiment
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OUS Richmond cerrssponasncs.
RoHnoND, Va, August IL, 1885,

Ou1 Rfchmond CoFrespondence.
hcHHoND, Va, August IL, 1894.
RxPIosaoH IN Al AnsmAH
Shortly after four O'Clock this afternoon the late rebel
shot and shell arsenal situated in this city, on the James
river and Kanawha canal the redegar Iron Works
half way between Belle Isle and the pump house. took
nre from some unknown cause The building contained
fifteen thousand shot and shell OF all Sizes together with
great quantity Of cartridges and ammunition for small
The explosions in consequence were of the most
terrific character killing certainly one man, John Haley
soldier Of the Eleventh United States regular infantry
and wounding negro severely. The inhabitants of
Oregon Hill were all driven from their homes in IT,
greatest terror as the fragments OF the missiles q
crashing through the doors and roofs Of their e
alarm throughout the city was great crowd % The
rushing TO the Capitol square and 70 the h. OF people
Hs o. % &C. n he
one hundred thousand dollars "a HSsy thousand and
co,u,nor p,o,n 1sspHsAA IRON WORKS.
bred edar paid visit v S e the
P''f'''' W rebel General Anderson.
49,. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
.n clstons OF the Christian Commission in this city
nav oeen wholly discontinued. The Commission has
ne vast amount Of good to the poor since the occupa
ASchooner sailed from this port today loaded with Ave
tnouand four hundred bushels Of tobacco ashes being
nre ncdsnt TO the evacuation In April The ashes are
said 10 bs valuable as fertilizer
-, B. JOHNSON BARBOUR
mas finally concluded to stand candidate for
10 tns district notwithstanding his letter OF decljnaon
published few days since
MASTERING OUT AND PAYMENT On rROops
rive thousand additional troops are to be Immediately
, mustered gu. NJ this military department All The
ops a ~, r-rrys department arc being paid To
1ks oV ms paymenA will be mostly comnleted THE
week me disbursement Ave or s,y ,rpiI;ons nS
money required for their paymeri will h; ~
ness in these regions for time VIZ 'aAo ofisk ous'-
COMMUNICATION WITH LYNcIIBun,
Regular weekly communication il estabh,,.a &c.,.
Today between this city and Lynchburg s '0'"
FIRE IN AN
car nled with packages belonging to Adams Express
company and attached 10 the Orange and Alexendra
railroad train took fire yesterday near Warrentop and
subsequently, for second time point below Quite
number Of packages were destroyed and others dam
aged by the mishap. ''A'
me public health Of Richmond is good.
All the troops OF the First division Of the late TWEEN
y-fonrh army corps remaining in aud around Rich
mond not heretofore mustered out were ~ have been
assigned In orders today to the command or Gene
Fal1 W. Turner commanding the district - wa
= 'n's military movement forever fades ,rou. Nv.
gaze lnat honored old army corps, which uraa,
''ner'l G. Ord, checked Lees retreat ond
ne country with the glorious and historic e
omattox Court House. The - ~.co
III not soon be forgot,~- -~enes NJ Ap
.vops OF such corps
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Jsrsey Cfty News.

Boy Le1.-A had named James NJ Reilly, eleven
yesfs Of age has been missing from his parents residences
IN Bsrsep siuos saturday lsst NE he'd on dark jacket
aud pants and son brown hat, has dark hsr and may
be roccgnised By pwal mole ~ hs nose Any infor-
NATION Of hie vherorbouts may - Sommupceed 70 his
lssbev, y she Imertcs0 stNr6evd 0nos JefnAy CIV "
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.n.oR GENERAL r. g. FOSTER

.-mlly left Richmond yesterday morning for Indian
apos General Foster has thirty days leave Of absence
at the end Of which period is hoped he will return 70
duty notwithstanding mis- well desire retire TO
civil life.
twill be remembered that in Of my dispatches from
the old Army Of the James 'front.' between the 18th aud
18th Of December last heavy robberies Of the army
mails were announced; Private Bulls, Of the Forty
Hundred oGice, was arrested tried and convicted SEN
fence being suspended upon medical certificate that
Bulls in the last stages OF consumption Yesterday
Post Office Department in this city, who traced up the
robbercs the Secretaryt War ordered General Terry
to turn the moneys found the person o. Bulls,
pro sAsu among those who are known have suffered
by hs depredatons. This case was admirably worked
up BY detective Parker as tao'S ~" Samt VINO
moneys were originally directed by the commits
sion trying BulM 70 be turned 10 tie civil fund Of
the department; but the Secretary directed General
Terry to restore them to tho original sufferers
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Nb10nCD5 COy7ob CncP.--In MIssissippi the cotton
% M. E.i,s.s Letter 9. Il; hop w:ii Q:
! & = !; 81! 4! {;
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AT ALBANY, I'm ROUTE FOR MONTREAL
,IE'rnfn the Albany Iournnl Annuaf liz

AT ALBANY, I'm ROUTE FOR MONTREAL
IFrom the Albany Journal, August Is.
Three children Of JET Davis arrived here this morn.
Ing on the ST. John, stopped at the Dclavan House for
road for Montreal There were two sons aud a daughter
younger. The names Of the sons were Jefferson and
William They. were accompanied by the mother Of
Mrs. Davis awhile servant girl, and man servant A
large crowd attracted TO the Deavan House. where
quite disgusting scene took place. number Of
fessions OF delight and Affection repeatedly kissed the
children While The children should not be held account
nothing In them their parents that entities them TO
any peculiar manifestations Of regard hcudreds OF
respectable children OF loyal parentage.
AT SCHENECTADY.
From the Schenectady Star, August 1871
Some OF the relatives OF jefferson Davis consisting OF
Jen IS mciherin-law his two and daughter aged
respectively three eight and eleven years. male
servant white female servant and a man, whose rela
ton 10 the party could learn passed through this
train The mother n.law is apparently about SIXTY eve
OF seventy years Of age and bear: an intelligent eye
sr IN s sce 'hs s was IN D''s The
in sailor fashion, and were in charge OF the
ooicred servant The girl wss dressed in white
time the remained In the depot the man alluded TO
above and the old LADY, who occupied sea we're en-.
feelings anger and her teeth ged though could
bite ten penny nail We are told that she talked
Sn and s0p II she
westward, IL is rimored for Canada
AID FOE MES. DAVIS.
Washington august l2l correspondence of Cincinnati
Gazctte.l
The sympathy Of the Washington sscessIoL ss for
Mrs Jen Davis decidedly substantial its chs ractsr
Up 10 yesterday the amount subscribed In her beha
up the handsome sum Of e0tlO The lowest confirm uon
20 the fund wss go and the blghest $500
Died.
ccssmsHAs. --Op Wednesday, August 10, NosAs
HAesRrr beloved wife Of Peter Cunningham, aged a.
yean.
The friends ana sslativss o. the family ere respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral Friday afternoon
Twenty second street.
caAou.-On Wednesday, August TO- Howard W.. |
years and mouths
The friends and relatives Of the fsrlIy are Invited 10
s s:ssps ne ss Z go slssctss s'rss shN haF
rITs. snYiiy& q ,wsaa.sssy,, Agfs. a.
ss:; Ii; 3s's! !; ':';> ii'iI3 S
ItFaE RsaIGss ssoss sss g1ap Rssssy j.