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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
Poultry Thieves.

Our county end particularly our nm
mediate neighborhood and district, have
long been infested with divers au'iacious
varment< who have p strong partlalty, 1t
appears, for other peoples pvuitry, and
the evil at present has assumed such di-
mcnsions a. sy jrstity 4 notice at our hands
and to denu,nd some action To- abnte tt
Within the past week or 50, SOME shree or
nvre Of our acluaintanccs in the same
n,iphborho,d have been relieved, not only
ef their supcrhuous. but of their very seed
turkeys aud It is a nstsecable ise', spSas
thx rascal fox or lnrsll, ss ehc case mIssFS
have been, invariably left behind loot
prints very IKE Christian $. lwieed,
We have heard 1t charged, bat of c"uFSe
in di>loyal and scrrssion quarters ths'
certain of our American cltIIcne OF hfri-
e,,p descent were the real thieves and tha
beth mink and fox have been wronStully
accused Bc this a. it may, 1t is certain
that poultry rLiNvcs, whether white or
black two footed OF four footed, caught
IN the ugh ime and in the act Of they
ing poultry may be rTghtfully shot AT, and'
tL,rcf,rr. rrr the rbsence Of any effective
public or police rclrt, W. recommend our
farmer friend, to institute 4 viSilant watch
upon their poultry houses aud to bring out
their doublc-h barrel guns.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
The News

The news Of the week i. devoid OF any
special interest 1t is now beyond doubt
that the WAY between Prussia. Italy ana
Austria has ceased and that negotiations
have been cntered into between them and
arc progressing with n favorable prospect
Of peaceful solution. The leading result
Of the contest clearly discovers that Aus
trla is either srcond-rate nation in the
European family or her rulers arc second
rate warriors and statesmen. We strong
ly incline to the latter opinion.
In the political world, great interest l.
manifested in regard to the developments
IT she Philadelphia Convention. Tho
general hope ~ that that body will be gov
rrncd by generous catholic spirit and that
It's platform will be sufficiently broad bot
toned 10 accommodate all. whatever their
au,eccdents, who are really favorable I,
sn hon orable and equitable adjustment .
,bc difficulties growing out Of our iaso na
t,onA troubles.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
r tuesday
Wednesday

Of August next, and Will continue to meet
\, the same place on Tuesday AID We'd
ncslav Of each week. between the hours
cf 9 o'clock. o m and . o'clock. p. N
until the third Wednesday OF Septem Der
next. inclusive. for the purpose OF carry
mo ,ut tn, provisions OF the aforesaid Act
Of Assembly III the 3rd election district
All pcrsous, not now registered. and
claiming the privilege to heleaftrr cxer-
else the right of voting, aud all P"rsons
registered as voters in other districts of
,he county who may now have i residence
in said 5rd election district. are hereby no.
nfej to make application to the under
signed. with proper evidence of qnalitica-
tion. between the said 2ad Tuesday in
August aud third Wednesday iu Septem-
Der next. upon the day. and between the
hours above uamed otherwise, under the
provisions of the aforesaid Act OF Assem-
tly. they will not be permitted to exercise
the rich, of suffrage a; the ensuing Fall
election. nor at any subsequent election
until the said Act Of \ >scmbIy shall! be re-
pealed. or It's PROVISIONS shall De fully com
piled with
STEPHEN FONWELL,
Registrar for 3rd Election District.
Aus /, l9J6-, sept la,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
rne importance of Registering

The importance Of Registering
y, reference to our advertising col
ann, !, viii he seen tia. the Registrars tor
tbs ditF,rcn, Districts OF our county nave
-l ,,-,. calling upon all parties not
N make apy,lica ION "n Ger
..,nsJ d,xs and At certain designated
,.,;.,ra,ion
f.; unnecessary. w. hope. t" ask such
,a,,. ro,1crs =. have not registered and
In ont;rlel to thu right t"
~. c,r,v application for registration. =
n, to r,ri.,.r i not T. vocc. Voting Ia
=. r,;.h raljral>rn is to BE pat
n1 nc,... restored to the country -
=, ..n ~, which president john
,1,o,j;, ii. struggle with
.,...,or ,nl etrycns. tie Means hy wheh
n,,.,.n, ,,.r,r,srnta,iyc strength IN Con
N = ;n,,,,,rd and our State
, frn ,.. manifold cyI7- Of negro suf-
~. mean. aI,o. bv which the
Registry law it-cIf i to be repealed Or
.n,,.eul,tel Of its pro,criptTvc pr"1lS'onF.
s,,, hi. ,eivilecr at TIL, ;ime Is 70
r,vo m ar contest, to surrender every
th;no 10 our enemies, to prostrate ourselves
~ H.. mud and invite every body to kick
-. five fail to register and consequent
|, :, vote this Fail. it is inevitable that
,Le radicals will secures majority IN '"e
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
+ tuesday
and
"Wednesday

of AUGUST nrxt. ard will continue to met
at the same place on Tuesday and We'd
eslay % each week. between the hours
ef . oTclock, a. NJ. and ) o'clock, p. m.
until the third "Wednesday OF September
next. Inclusive. for thc purpose OF carrying
out :he provisions of the aforesaid Act OF
Assembly iu the ith election district.
MI PERSONS. not now registered, aud
claiming the privilege to hereafter exer-
else the right of voting. and all persons
registered as voters in other districts of the
county who may now have residence III
said b election districf, are hereby u'n-
fed to make application to The uniers'sn-
ed. with proper evidence of qualification,
betwe en- The said 2nd Tuesday of August
and third Wednesday in september next,
upon the days and between the hours
above nam d otherw;s,, unier the pro
yisioas of the aforesaid Act OF \ 5 :moly,
they will not be permitted 10 exercise tn
right Of suffrage at the ensuing Fall elec-
ton nor 1T any subsequent election, u"til
the said Act of Assembly shall De repeal
ed or its provisions shall be fully coinpll-
ed with
X. T BARBER,
Registrar for 4th Election District.
Aug. |, 1856, sept. -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09

aihE
WEDNESDAY Y

of enr,st next AMI will cnntint1e to m 'ct
az ,le same place on Tuesd;y and We'd
nesslav Of each week, between the hours
Of 9 d 'clcek, a. m, ana ) O'Clock. p. mr.
until the thirG Wednesday of September
next. inclusive. for the purpose ot carry
ing out the provisions of the atoreSa'd
Act of Assembly in the lst election dts
trict
All persons, not now registered, and
claiming the privilege to hereafter exer-
else the rielr, of voting, aud all persons
registered as voters in other districts OF
the county who may now haze residence
in said lsr election district. are hereby no.
tlcd to make application to the u'der-
signed. with proper evidence of 4nalIhca-
ton. between the said 2rd Tuesday in Aug
and third Wednesday in September next,
upon the days and b.tween the hours
above named otherwise. under tie pro-
visions If the aforesaid Act of Assembly,
they will not be permitted to exercise he
rioht of suffrage at the ensuing Fall elec-
ioa, nor at any subsequent election. un-
til the said Act of Assembly shall be re-
pesed, or its provisions sh,ll be fully
complied with.
J l. FONWEL.
Registrar for 1st Election District.
Aug. l, 1S66-t sept. 10.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09

and
NVednesda,

of August next and viii continue to meet
at the same place on Tuesday and Wed
ncsiay of each week. between the hours
of 9 o'clock, a. m and ) cio,k, p. m !,
until the third Wednesday of September
next, inclusive, for the parpos, Of carry
ing out the provisions of the aforesaid Act
of \ sscmbly In the 3;h election dlSiric'.
All persons. not now Clustered, ana
claiming The privilege to hereafter exercise
the right of voting, and all persons regis
tered as voters 10 other districts of the
county who may now have Il residence in
said 9th election district, are hereby notl-
fed to make application to the unders'sn-
ed, with proper evidence of qualification,
between the said 2nd Tuesday in August
and third Wednesday in September next,
upon the days and between the hours
above named otherwise. under the pro
visions ut the aforesaid Act Of y scmbly.
they will not br permitted 70 rxvrci>" the
right of sutEl age at th" crsulng Fail eicc-
ii, n. nor a. any subsequent election. until
the said Act OF Assembly shall be repeal
cd or It's PROVISIONS shilI be fully comph-
ed VI tn.
JAS. II. ALVEY,
Registrar for 9th Election District.
Aug /, l86G-ts p. -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
ATTENTION VOTERS!

NDrICE i~ hereby given. 'h'' |" par. r.
" -uauce of the provisions Ut An Az
Of Assembly. passed M,rch 2fh, i>''
cp,;,le a ian .Act relating to the K"s'S.'a
,;ou If Voters of this State. IN" nnd'f
.;,ncd being duly app tinted au Q he r 81
r r:stra,i,n f.r the 4 h elecno' ai''r'c :
Of S.in, Mars'> Coun'y. will be present
IN The VILLAGE of CHAPfICO. III sail dis
rric,. on the Ind
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
ATTENTION VOTERS !

NJ OTICE is hereby given. that IN pur-
IN suance of the provisions OF au Act
of Assembly, passed March 24h. 1868
entitled IAN Act relating to the keglstra-
ton of Voters of this State the under
signed being duly appointed an Othctr of
Registration for the 9th election district
of Saint Mary's County, will be present in
the village of CHARLOTTE HALL. III
said d-trict, Oh the 2ud
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
VIEW u. - BOUNTY HE'S.
INCREASED PENSIONS.

Urler recent Act of Congress. Soldiers of
1866, > aud ; arc. in certain Cases. entitled
10 an nidIionR Bnnsty from the |. ;. )
Soldier, vino were Disabled in the l..te
War by the loss uf cye->iGhi. arm, I"G-. &c.
&r.. are entitled to nn Increase of Pcnsi"t
Of S25, so and Sl5 Wip'ws and or
rH>Ns are also entitled to INCREASE or
PENSION under late Act.
Persons writing Tor inlor II alton will plrsSo
state the Name .! the Soldier his Company
and Rt,.nDcnt with the date Of enlistment
and discharge or death, also. how mach
Bounty 81 Pension received, and If the Sol
dicr is ,!caG give the name or names OF the
nearest Of kin.
Adlfcss, (eucioSing Postage Stamp for
rcrIl)
WM b. HILL.
ATroRNkN " LAW,
20 ", Fngehe Street, Bsbis,ar. Nd.
Aug. ., loG6-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
ATTENTION VOTERS !

NOTICE is hereby given, that 10 pur-
~ suance Of the provisions of an Act
of Assembly. passed March 18th. 1860,
entitled IAN Ac, relating to the Regl>tra-
ton of Voters of this State" the under
signed, being duly appointed an Officer OF
Registration for the 2ld election district
of Saint Mary's County, will be present
at the CLIFTON FACTORY, in said dis
trict, ou the 2ud
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
NOTICE.

I vii attend Strictly and .,pediiiousiy TO all
: L CLAIMS putin my hands. both Tor III. return
ot all money e.rnneousIy paid by our assess
nsnt especially The lary. tax ON itotd and
Store Keepers for III. year ls63) and also th.
amour, appropriated At the last ssion ot Coz
.-rtss by til. GEN ERAL GOVERNMENT
Tor all slaves who entered the army.
Al tayues tiv>rloc my attention III this mat
TER wll please wllte me Immediately, -nl |
viii sefd th, proper papers
G. FRED. MADDOX.
Aug. ., lSok--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
ATTENTION VOTERS !!

M yTICE j. hereby given, thnt in rrr-
~ ,nancr Of the provisions OF an Ac'
OF Assembly, passed March 2ith, 1850
entitled AN lct relating to the Il SlstrA-
ton Of Voters Of this State, the under
signed, being duly appointed an Otficer
Of Registration for the 9Th election district
of ST. M4rv'~ Conu,y. will be present in
atZ. T. SPALDlNG'S STORE, near
Oahyill,, in said district. on the 2ud
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
ATTENTION VOTERS!

~OTICE is hereby given. that in pur-
q suarce of the provisions os a Ac'
of assembly. passed ,l,7ch a h. 1850.
en'ltlrd ''an ic. relating 20 the R"sis-
ration OF Voters OF this State" th4 un-
.lersiguel, being duly appointed an OH,
ccr of Rcgi tratinn for the 1t election dis
Fri, of S,int Mary'> County. will be
nrescut al ST. INIGOES' 10 saaf district,
-, rho .bni
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
Dec1ipAtion

+. Marion St. Clair. E~lr. haTins Dc
clined to Art A. registrar III the ftL elee-
ton district Of thi. county. tf"S- Swahn
hr. romn,i,,isnca r. r. Barber. fsl,,
who va o.,o Of the original registrars. 7"
act a. registrar in that district. The sp-
pointm.nt Of Mr.. Barber i> very accepts-
ble we learn, TO .h4 people Of Chap'lco
district
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
Public Documents.

We are indebted TO our attentive repre-
sentative in Congress, Hon. Is, C. llarr's'
for bound copies Of the "CongEessr'na'
Globe " containing the proceedings and
laws of Congress for the years 80, "a and
'65, for which he Will please accept our
thanks.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
ATTENTION VOTERS E!

n OTICE is hereby given, that IN pur-
~ suance of the provisions OF an Act
Of Assembly, passed March - h, iSo2'
entitled IAN Act relnting ~ the k"s'stra-
ton of Voters of this State. the under
sisrcl. being duly appointed an Officer OF
Registration for the 3rd election district
Of Saint Mary's County. will be present in
the village OF LEONARDTO"N, gu The
nd
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
Crops.

Bo,h the corn and tobacco crops W.
,.srn ar. ,u.Frrin. greatly at present III
our county for rain. Iti- feared nn''S'
70 are soon blessed with rropitl"n% show
.r. .ha, beth crops wI1! BE serious y enF-
,a;l..f A. both have rcacfs'i that critical
nsrid # crrrninatr,n when dr"ngh' II
lo,iS ~ ,tc-.ra,lv, ~ II arlys other -''
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
Land Sale.

Land Sale.
Joseph Il Key. Esq. scld a. Trustee
on Tuesday last the hne estate OF the late
Henry Sc~all. located at the mouth of the
Patuxcnt river in this county and contain
ing 7le acres. for go. 100. Purchaser
Hoo II q ) kev
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
lkUAIf,s.' .'Hl;s!
llUAll,HHn i!
nAIl>Nl.RN WILLIS. MM L. Dnln, 4
SALISBURY WILLIS.

'E'ElE undrr~isnei hereby noify the citizen.
oi st. Mary County. that they keep on
hand at the = W. co-ucr Of Green ,nl Pratt
Street, Baltimore. a large appointment of
SlIlNG' rs. .LATtlS, JOISr SCANT-
LING, rt.UA L ! n G.. G. l. l. | Il q,
WEATlE. BOARDING., &c.
They will sell their Lumber at the low It
Baltimore prices, and guarantee II to be cJu.l
in quality to any sold in the city of B,It-
more.
Parties visiting Baltimore arc earnestly in
vitcd t, give Va cali before purcha.in. eisel
where.
$. WILLIS & co.
Aug. ., lS6G-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
DIEl).

On Thursday last, the 2nl OF august
Instant, at his residence near the village
IF Charlotte Hall. THOMAS +. llAR-
RISON, in the sl>t year of hi age
Ga he 9th of -guly, 1869, JANE
MARIA, daughter OIL. II. and Le'lnia
Jennie dazzling, oh, en- II be,
No more thy look Of lovo III zee
rho.e heavenly eyes, now closed IN aea'h >
Will haunt me with my latest breath.
Earth was not fit. my love. for thee,
God cnly lent tEre here 10 me
And can |, dare |, disobey,
When h.. has summoned thee away:
Teach me to pray and kiss the rod,
And humby bow and worship Goa
Great con solution 1t Will be,
That can stlll-stlll get 10 thte.
Farewell, JENNIE, angel oright,
Ore .sed m robes of spot'ess white
Farewell until we meet aS,in,
Free from sorrow tree from pain
Fold her IittI. hands together.
Close the dark and dreamy eyes:
See how like Il broken lilly,
Pale and beautiful she lies.
Kiss once NOR he. palId forehead
Pat her paythinss out of sight
There, the agony Is over,
Prsclous, daring one. good night.
Ga the 26th Of Scpte'nbrr. 1863. ~
SEY FRANKLIN, son of Il. II. an'
Levinia Blackstone.
As ,I,- sweet flowers that scent the morn,
Bu, wlther m hc rislrg day;
Thus lovely was rhiS infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fcd lis life away
Il slept ere its expanded soul
Had ever burnt with wrong desires
Had ever spurned at Htaven 5 commands,
Or ever qIenched It's sacred hres
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09

NARMEES and Dealers are respectfully
Il referred To- the above Fertilizers rs beng
prepared IN the best manner. thoroughly rcl'a-
bic and in every way calculated to give UNI
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
krown b ing used with great slcccss dunn8
the past six or seven years. We are comb
dent tia. all who buy III above F"rr'I'z"r"
Will receive full return Tor their outlay. not
only upon the crop manur,d Herewith, but
even Tor several years upon grass and othe1
after crops
+ J. RUrll 4 CO. Agents.
No. H. Eowlv's Wharf, Baltimore. Mt.
june IS. iSbG.--lv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
WOvNT AIRY
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

i II vi IL ~ - - -
yHY'!E second session "e 'hiS fn>.itu-
ton will b-,in o, Mondiy. Sp.
months is divided inrn l liart"r>
:E.lXZ. XZIP.E,MS5,EE,SS, { LEIM MSES,
+ Bard AMI Tuition in the English
Branchcs--pcr Qra~t"r Sl5 oo
Music aad rs" al piano-per Quar- 20
Drawing aud Painting. : :. -
Ffruch, - :. 10
Lain. %
This Institution, loca'cd within : few
hundred yar.is of Mount Airy. station On
he i. & o. r Il comm ,ni> COOL
view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. and
is in full Sight of tll. Railroal [, pos
seSscs Spacious Lawn, well hll-
cd with shade and ornamental trees, af-
for'ling ampl. ground f"r taking exercise.
1t is very pleasant in Summer. and
the building being new. and constructed
with an eye 10 comfort. is also comfort
able in winter Il is tNNt'RPiSNED
f'OR NEIL THFt'LNENS. being 700
feet abuve tide water. is therefore, ex-
cmpr from all ma'arious Diseases.
While there will b. GrcR .Suriny
IN Er}snse to pareD'S who may have
daughters 10 educate, the cours, 0: ia
in al iha' Is rrofoS>cl to be
taught. ,il be as til rough any first
class school * none but vel Dt lhI
FLED Tk'ICNEH.S will b. employed.
All girls entrusted to our care vii! .rc-
ceivo ths same kind aud parental treat
meut as our own children.
Prompt attention will be paid to let
,ers addressed TO
DIX. \. H. BEAN.
MouNr AIEl, b. \ y. X X.
Aug ., 1866 -2t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-09
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

On the 28d day Of July, from s. n
Thompson, Of sauk Rapids, Mimi, one
Yearling Roam COLT, with white strip in.
face, and white hind feet. The colt, whom
last seen, Wa with 5 team in 81. Cloud;
.A liberal reward win 30 given TO any per-
son that will deliver said colt to the black
smith shsp OF D. Boonham, Sank Rapids,
Mimi, or give Information whore Il may
DO found. s. N. THOMPSON.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

TEMPERANcE.-The Methodist church
was well filed on last Sabbath evening to
hear temperance lecture delivered BY
Rev. Dada, Of Clearwater. We trust that
his, words may DO productive Of much
actual good in this community. ~ ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

INSPECTIONS Geo. L. Livingston, Esq,
was in town this week inspecting the three
thousand barrels Of -four furnished by
Burbank Bros, under contract to the, gov
eminent. He was accompanied by Brevet
Major g.. G.. Crane. A. G. 8. The -four
was manufactured at the Union Mills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Those who are not insured, and want
to take! atpolicy in : rtlia0le company.
should not fail to read the advertisement Of
the Htna in this weeks paper. J. E.
West is agent. .tgHE# f*.l"J
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

sour1s1xo.- Van Worries, OF the etill..
water kss.asgsr. has : long discourse On:
the shove prolific subject. Here i part q
whaa he says- and Van is 8 married man,
too, and. one would suppose, beyond such
Juvenile frivolities
And, then, there Srs other. modes Of squsesing;-'
and s.seh squeszingl What iris .sids the sosties Of
perennial hli1-that celestial abode whore We "can
rsad ttls clear 70 mansioue IS tho skiescan 30
Compared With the gentle pressure u the vetvsty
hand Of the 0nn ve Lowell jsssy psachsu-lobstsK
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

IF. Hsrberger's malt vinegar Is coming
into universal use, being considered the
best in tho market. 49,, - f. = X. .'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

WHEAr.-1t will be seen BY our report
that prices are improving here. In the
southern part'of the State it is declining.
At Rochester, 1926 q 100; Owatonns,
9o@$1.00; Mankato s0@S0c. st. Paul
quotations give wheat Is nominally $1.20 !;
Chicago $l,45 for No. 1.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

NEW DEPor.-The Monticello Statesman
states that new depot is being built at
Bailey's Station, on the line Of the st.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

SEQ notice Of dissolution Of partner
ship Of McKelvsy & Kerr, and partnership
card of Moore & Kerr. ,.>.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Prank Remeley's dray horse took .
notion last week to run away, to the serious
damage Of Franks drsy. It has since
been repaired; and Orchard is himself
again." at twenty-five cents load.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09
r. * Thcrm0motrlca1 Record.
Cbr1ected for TIE DEnocRA7 by Dv goAaw Dv,iepisl
NOTICE.

All persons having articles Of JEWELRY
in my hands at the time ! closed business,
will cell without delsy ct the Stearns
House, and obtain the ame-otherwise
they will be sold to pay charges.
F. G. MERCER.
I St. Cloud, August, 7th, 1866. aug9-2w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Some extracts from the oorreapon-
denoe Of the Hastings Union, published on
the first page, will be found Of interest.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Oars CoxrnAcr.--The contract for fur
nishing 10000 bushels Of oats at Fort
Vadsworth was awarded to Major Joseph
r. Brown at $1.59 per bushel. ;.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

SAuK CEHrRz.-By reference to the re-
port Of real estate sales in this weeks pa
per, it will be seen that town lots in, this
enterprising young town are being rapidly
disposed Of BY the proprietors and st good
rates. This shows that people in general
appreciate tho prospects Of the place. 1..n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

CONNECTION order to counteract
any misrepresentation that may have arisen
from . paragraph in : former issue Of this
paper, We publish the following note from
Gen. G. G. Andrews: 4l n ss4
4.. ss. !WAsaue1os, July 18th, 1866 &.
slr. ". B. Mitchell, -. !. 81. 3, u
sDlAl en. The statement Il your paper Of
18th Inst that am sengaged n busines5" IN Waah-
ington may, perhaps, have bean well meant, but 4
calculated to give awrong impression . have not ct
any time entseeainsd tho pupme Of sentaging IN
buetnaes c0tdde q Nnne6ota and expect % return
10 the 9tste IN fsw weeks. rs: 5is -sfs III tS
NE Every Respectfully, sfs$88 asa,sss
81; l5tfs ~ 1870 srs 20. g. ANDnUW6.s;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

"A Rhiem will pay the highest price 70
old iron, copper, brass, tin, lead, rags, 10.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

IRoN.-Large quantities Of iron are con-
stantly being received at.St. Paul for the
railroad to this place. Three hundred toms
arrived on Tuesday.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

SEQ additional testimonials this week
to sp,cer & Carnsle's new Patent Spring
Bed Bottoms. They are al the rage.