St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-24

ssn,;vs s.ock Of lNsv Material, just rsae'usd
Ao,s ths east, bsors sending to St. Paul Or 90:
M el.cvAers. Our JOB Office i mo,o to''ss z,
the best in the State, and s0s do ,cork pAicA
,es will guarantee to be sa.isfaeto,y, st 81
Paul prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Rev. E. Y. Campbell Ser
vioos every Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock. Evening
at. Sunday School after incoming service. y IL 4.
No. All kinds Of Job Printing, in Eng
fish, German or Norwegian, executed %
this office. Send in yonr orders. ! ga - ~ Y
eStws h.+s made arrangements fer Sc
curing = regular and reliable correspond
ence from tho Montana expedition, com
mercing with ite formation 1t Fort Aber'
crombis and continuing until and after th'
gold mines are reached. This win be
matter of much interest both At home n and
abroad. 80 s3sl:,s - t;s-1:s3s;s = - >sei5
For sEHs M1NEs. Among the many 9TH
Yrs bound for the gold regions Of Montana
Ne and our friend, Capt. Thos. H. Van
Ettsn Of st. Paul, who takes a stock ot
goods With him. We hope he may come
back With his ''poekets full Of rocks"
RA1N.-Thsrs Was = light shower Of rain
on Saturday evening, but not nearly so
much as would have been acceptable. Veg
etaticn is in no wise suffering, but a good
rain would do very desirable work in
laying tho dust. ! L p , > q -,
.IHYDaApHoB1A.-T wAs and eldest
daughter Of DR.. Cooley, of this city, were
bitten couple Of weera since by : mad
cat, and We are informed that both are
now laboring under premonitory symp-
toms of hydraphobia. The case is a sad
one, aud We hope that the usual fatal and
terrible result naay be averted. a7as.'2, 80
CHAn1vAR1s.-The. past week has been
highly favorable for these nocturnal dem
onstrations, and the midnight air has been
made vocal with stconcord of sweet
sounds on several evenings. to the great
detr,ment of tin pans, as we'll as the,annoy-
snce Of people generally.
On THE MovE.--A portion of Capt. Fisk's
great expedition to the gold mines started
yesterday 1or, Fort Abercrombie, the gen.
eral rendezvous. The balance Will leave
in sections, until the first of June, when
the last detachment, with the Capt. him
SELF, will take its departure. Then begins
the march across the plains:
STILL They CoME.-Emigrants, singly'
aud in parties, with teams and without
teams, continue to arrive daily to join the
expedition TO the gold mines. We have
noticed some wagons with the chicken coop
fastened behind, and other arrangements
made for settling down as soon al their des-
tination shall be reached. Success to all !!
BACHELORS So1REE.-One Of the very
pleasant parties Of the season was given At
Brokers' Hall on last Thursday evening"
the cards Of invitation bearing the name
At the hesd Of this paragraph. 1t was de-
signed as the closing party, and was we'll
worthy to be 50. The ladies were elegant
" gotten up, and looked unusually charm
ing; quite = number of pa're:t anailias par
tfcipAted in the pleasures of the evening !;
while the young "baches' relished the &C.
oasion in manner delightful to behold
FRu1r TRlEs-Our citizens have pur-
chased quite extensively in, the line of
fruit trees this spring, and We look forward
in the course of . few years to. thrifty
young orchards. It has been fully demon
strated that certain varieties Of apple, pear.
plum and other fruit trees will do we'll in
Minnesota: A little care and attention
will give full proof Of this statement in this
part Of the State. - ~, .~<
s~ LAn1Es!-We have q good: supply
Of bristol board cards, and can print visit.
ing cards in neat style and at cheap rates.
sErrlEMExrs.-A gentlemeD from Fari-
bault informs us that = colony Of tweaty
families will leave Rice County in few
weeks to settle upon homesteads in the VI
cinity Of Sank Centre, in this county. He
says that after having Travelled all over the
State, from the Iowa line to Fort s.Aber-
crombie, he considers the land in Stearns
county IS good and the scenery superior to
any other part Of Minnesota. The heavy
emigration this spring would seem to indi.
cate that there are . great many other PEG
pie who think just aa he docs. n. ~ - =:
:, REAL. .EsrATE sALEs.-The.. following
transactions IN real-esta:e are reported by
Pinney &.Mulliken: I 4lE
Sold by J.lB. Mills to G. Holes, lot 6 in
block K. Price $3.50. stI Isle astFa.s I
s. B. Pinney to T. Holes, lot in block
GO. Price 1925. .~--s.~.-.
OF Spear to Thos. Van Etten, lot l in
block with the dwelling. house thereon on
Welles avenue. Price $1400.
n! . vosberg 10 Wesley Carter, lot 6 in
block is, With dwelling house, on Rich
mond avenue. Price $500. t.,
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