St. Cloud Democrat. [volume], August 11, 1864, Image 3

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DOUCVMT et K. B. OBvaemf-Btvtoe eetvtoe at the
Simtasrj Ifnll. at 1 0 & Prayer
Multig every Tharaday evening at 7fc. Sabbath
Behest st»Kpa- every Sabbath Morning.
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to OOUBItB Use* suew et*er awpar
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"It* AoVrertleers rcaacamacr tats.
BLANKS.—-Justices' Summons and Bub
po»aas for safe at'tf». TMhce and the Bocfk
Store. All kinda of blanks printed to or*
dar OB short notice.
ROBES.—Gager & Co 'a train* returning
'on Saturday last from Rod Hirer brought
seventy tone of buffalo robea shipped by
the Hudson Bay Company.
COCXTY BOCHTT.—The County Commit
aionara moat to-day for the purpose of of
fering a bounty to Tolunteera who may en
list under the last call.
DESIEASLB LARD.—£. M. Tobey offers in
our
advertisinig| columns,
a
largw
Finn Exoixs.—The St. Cloud pioneer
Ho. 1, with the hose cart, arrived last ietb
and is safely stowed away. It is a neat
looking machine, and is said to be good.
Now that we have a fire engine, what shall
we do with it It it not of much service
matters stand at present.
ConnsspoKDMCE.—On our first page
will be found an interesting letter from the
Seventh Regiment, written by Lieut. J. E.
West. On the second page is a letter from
the Fourth Begiment.
PSBSOKAL.—We had a call from Joseph
Orandelmyer, E.q., of the St. PSul Preu
office, who came up this week for a brief
visit. Wo are indebted to him for nu
merous favors.
Copt. H. L. Carver, A. M., of Fort
Ripley was in town yesterday.
IMFEOVBIIKSTS.—Font new houses are
being put up on Brown's Addition to St.
'Cloud. They will be completed thhi sea
son.,
Joseph Edelbrock has done a good work
in putting a substantial sidewalk around
his store both on St. 'Germain street and
Washington avenue—especially when we
consider the price of lumber.
8scon* BATTSET.—A letter from the
Second Battery says: "Lieut, Ayre can
not bo mustered as an officer, we not hav
ing enough men for a full set ot officers.
-John BftR, who accepted a commission in
the Battery has left for Washington—ho al
so aasmot bo mustered." We are sorry, as
Jrieut. Ayre has well won his commission.
*THB"FOBT7—««Fort Holes," standing on
"an eminence -about the middle of lower
town. swmsEandmg a full view of the river^,
and the only relic of the Indian excitement
-of 1862, Is raprdTy 'disappearing in conse
quenee 6f«he soafbily of lumber. Little is
»feif»Jow Bht the outer walls, and the best
:tMftrua
IB those will doubtless soon bo turn-
«0d to other account.
&&*
ATTEMPTED SOICIDB.—On Friday even-
!iBg'Nelson!Lalt«fel,
residing in this place,
BttetDptofl'tb odnimit suicide by jumping
into the river, 'from Stony Point. He was
•caught aad brought to shore some thirty
.'yards below Wherehe jumped in, by James
V. Kennedy andO. W. Dunton. He is sub
3oet to heaVt disease aad is Visited with
tampotwty'nts of insanity. It was while
fa owe of these, sad imagining that he was
to be huhg, that ho made the attempt to
drown himself.
VotCBTEBEiBo.—Such arrsagabieats are
being made wUl, it is thought, fill the
quota of this town in a short time. A boun
ty of $250 in greettbaehs being paid by
the town, in addition to the Government
aad County bounties, Oyer $2,000 in
cash has boon paid in/and thi amount is
being rapidly increased. Let all assist is
this matter.
Eight men, MpAIpine, John Lava^ue,
George Gregory, John hlund, Wm. Mund,
A. Faddea, Willey and Johnson.
want down on this morning's stage, under
charge of SOB. J/ Wilson sad E. M.
Wright, Esq, »e volunteers from this
FlBCO.
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quantity
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of desirable land, including town lota and fcj ^P
established, with Donald Stevenson as Post-
LAUD SALB.—In ouradvariising columns
will bo found a second Government land
sale. Tftia amoraeea all the pine aud a
considerable portion of the farming land in
this District, including also the old Otter
Vail District.
DtanmvED.—A Special Agent of the Post
Offioe bsputtment was in town this week,
andtic (aveftls the result of his observa
tion tout tKa Minnesota Staje Company
was ouo of \he beat lines he had seen in the
Wast,
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Plena—we neglected last week to men
tioa a very pleasant picnic of the scholars
of the Episcopal Sabbath school and their
friends, hold on the east side of the river.
To Rev. 8tewart much credit is due for the
-enjoyment incident to the occasion.
Bating one of Oordon's best Job Press
a largo stock of »sw typotadftfull as
sortment of cards and stationery, wo are
prepared to print posters circulars, bttl
heads. lstW^sads, ball ticketa, businesi.
wadding and Visiting cards, .envelopes, la
bels, programmes, blanks) Invitations, or
almost anything desired, in good style and
at fair prices. A call is respectfully re
quested.
a
NonTasBh MIXEBSOTA.—A prominent
buaiaeas man BjfNtw York, who spent a
short limb In our city not long ago, aaya
at the dobs of a. letter:
"Often have 1 said that, after having vis
ited our country from Maine to Louisiana
and from Few Tori: to Kansas, wore I to
choose a spot in which permanently to
dwell, during the remainder of my Wo, ft
would be on the banks of the Upper Mis
sissippi."
FBOM POUT BIPI.IT.—C. Orandelmyer,
wbo has been acting for some time ai
Quartermaster's clerk at Fort Ripley, oame
down on Monday evening. He leaves in a
tew days with Capt. Dcaa for anotherpost.
WEATHER.—For the past two weeks the
weather has gone beyond the superlatives,
and we hare bad an unremitting succes
sion"6'f hot, dusty days. Corn is wither
ing a little, while the berry crop has boon
mifeh curtailed 'consequence of the lack
o? 'rain. Notwithstanding the heat during
the day time, Ufa nights have been oool
hud pfelsant.
ATTEETIOE is again called to the notice
'of 8. B. Pinney, Deputy Collector. It is
of importance to all.
cortAct for furnishing 600 tons of
1
farming and timber land. **—*. of this city.
MaioRs are in market plentifully, and
Ri-isTABLisniD.—The post office at
"Oaakia Lake, Douglas county, has been r&
fa
ffi* »warded to Joslan
there are some blackberries.
%—rrr
EVKBT man who can possibly leave town
ts in the country harvesting.
—V
Porr/LAEiTT ix Th/ DB is sought by OT
arjauteaaat., XtUWathtaooatby Miliai gowb
low—by aaWttax daajnbla gopia and to kaanfag a
great rsriety. MirrUl, at his erar '^ppoir |oot
8tor«,oa SdatrMt, St. Paol, udMtud all &«
tbioga, andttlfiWetea rttih 'for hlii new books, photo
graph albama, gold pans, achool books, aad general
•UUoiiory, Otprecadaalwd- ileriTO'aaaTactioaasad
prtoaa ofgoofaareanrrVslad
THKRKOMTERICAL RECORD
CbrrecUd expraOf ftr TUB DBMOCBAV, Ay MarlaU
TA. •.
75
T8
Aug
12 M.
96
08
Tr.ai.
92
92
98
96
8
88
86
STATB S E W S
—The St. Hat paper* sUU mention the arrlrsl of
ironforthe 8t. Cloud Railroad.
—The Pioneer eaye that the gallant Commodore
WHkea, »o well known to the people or the United
Stall* arrlVwd in that city with hia family and is
now stopping at the International.
—The Mankato Beard of the 30th ult. tan that on
Monday night Hilton's large eteam eaw null in that
place waa destroyed by fire. Game of the Ere ma
known. Loos $4000.
—The St Peter Tribune says tbat Katie, a six year
old daughter of Mrs. W. L. Conplin, was drowned in
the Minnesota while bathing. The other children
were with her, nut they returned home and said noth
ing of the occurrence to their mother, who was ill,
and the body of the child remained in the water from
ten in the morning until fire in the craning.
—Who says wool-growing in Minnesota, is not
prodtable We met an old neighbor of ourson Tues
day, who had Jut sold his thls.year's clip from one
hundred and fourteen sheep, to J. T. Hill, of this city,
for the handsome sum of four hundred and arventy
dollars. Beat that l—Xocnattr iv*f.
—The Pott says that a little son of it. M. Aldrich
of that place died from eating some poison of a bright
red color thrown from a drug Store, and Which the
little fellow pickedtan,rolled into sticks and thought
it candy.
—Andrew Cotteris entitled to the credit of being
the first in market with this year's crop. On Tues
day last he brought to town and sold 200 bushels of
barley, premium quallity for tl.3fc—Red Wing Re
publican.
—'So 1 Spring sells readily at fl .76 per bushel. A
load o¥new Yrinter wheat was bought VesCerday by
Mr. Q-. Mfffbr s.t $1.80.—Winona VtpubUean.
—Mr. John Burns, a laboring man who has been
the Atf some tWe, d&ed suddenly yesterdayfrom sun
stroke. He had been in the Vfciofty ofht. Charles at
work in the harvest ntM—IUd.
—BoKtarcels help in the harvest Helda this year
that, we understand, great numbers of the German
and Norwegian and Bohemian servant girls hare been
hired awtst securing the grain. The high wa
offered are a great temptationtothem to go, and
ere Ik eohaVquently a great scarcely cf "help*in the
city —Ibid.
^-On'e morning last week Lorin Town walked out
barefooted in the grass near bis house and stepped on
something that felt rery cold, and looked down and
discoTerefl tbat he was en a rattlesnake quirled up,
and his foot resting ot it so that it was unable to
move or bite. He very soon released the pressure on
the snake.—Owototma Ptaindeater
—Mr. B. F. Paul of this place informs da thit n%
has betM offered nrtefttyfw cent* per pound for all the
wool he has on hand—which Is considerable—add
haVw It taken off his hand at the expense of the bey
re. He refused this offer, expecting to do betten—
St. Peter Tribune.
Daowim^-BichardGlUett was drownedoff a steam
boat Just below Trenton, last week. His father lired
in or near La Crosse andhaTtng heard of the catastro
phe eaaae up to searchforthe body, which he found
last Thursday lust above the head of the island, above
this city. He brought him down, the body still being
in the water, all night, aad the next day got It into
a box, where it
Sunday morning,
offers of the city
In oe» eesMtnrr, aUegtnL
home to La Crosse. Saturday .evening the council
took the. matter ip W and Instruct*? the Marshal
to bury it, which he. did the next morning, on the
MOdopsosite thtt city, with the father's consent who
still says he wffl at a future time take itup aad bury
It at hohie. The nvther is-evidentl- insane.—Aad
—A gentleman whose asms we did not, learn, pass
ed through this place last Thursday with a drove of
610 sheep, whicV.be was driving to MlnneapoMe.
They were^from lllinohn—Ibid.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—-On Tuesday of
hut week)»lad named Joseph Ldnglois,
14 jttrt of age, living st Ccnterville
Anoka County, a settlement on Bice
lake about 16 miles north of this eity,
met with a fatal accident He wis
driving an ox 'team loadsjd with hay in
the woods, when the onen .ran away,
and by some means Joseph was thrown
on a sharp stake) that patted almost
through bis body, in the groin and ab
domen.
Medical aid was procured, bat noth
ing bould be done for him, and after
two days' of intense suffering, he died
on Thursday.--.Prew.
GOLD, 264.
aYJflPl ADVKVTIBMnfBNTS.
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BT THE PRBSIDBNT
or THS
UNtTteD STATES.
In pursuance of law, I, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. President of the United States
of America, do hereby declare and make
known that a public sale will bo held at
the undermentioned Land Offioe in the
Stabstt'Minnesota, at the period hereinaf
ter designated, to wit:
At the I^Bud Office at ST. CLDUD, com
mencing on MoVbAt, THI 17TH OAT or Oc
Toaan nest, for the.disposn} of the public
lands within the following townships and
parts of townships, vis
North of the bate line and ami Jf the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships 42, 4S, 44, and 45, of range
28.
Township 45, of ranges 20, SO, and 81.
North efthtbatt MM and unit of thefflh
'principal mcridimn.
Townships 186, 187, 188, aad 189, of
range 26. .,
Townships 186, 186 187, 1*B, and 130,
of range 26.
Townships 186,186,187, 188, aad 180,
of range 27.
Townships 187, 198, aad 189, of range
28.
Sections 6, 8, 18, 20,80, and 82, of town
ship 120 the section 4 seetipfcs 6, 8,
18, 20, 28, 80, and 82, of township 180:
section 6 the W of section 8 section
18 the W NE and the W 8E and
the W of seotion 20 sections 80 and 82,
of townahip 181 section 6 the W NE
and the W SB and the W of section
8 seotion 18 the W of section 20 and
seotion 80, oT 'township 182, all of range
80. J'"'".''.
Townships 129, 130,131, 182, and 183,
oTrhhge 81.
Townships 125,1*B, lVt, 123,120, 180,
131,182, and 188, of range 82.
Townships 126, 126,127, 128,139, 130,
181, 182, 18S, aad 184, of range 88.
Townships 125, 126. 127,128,120, ISO,
181,182, 188, 134,135, 188, 180, and 140,
of range 84.
Townships 125,126, 127,128,120.130,
111, 181, m, 188,. and 188. of Jhoge 85.
125,126, 127, 128, and
Townships
and 129,
of range 86.
Townships 125, 126, 127,128,129,188.
184,185, and 186, of range 87.
Townships 125, 126, 127, 128, 129,133,
184,185, aad 186, of mage 88.
Townships 128,129, 188, 184, 1X5, and
tto,ot range 89.
Townships 128, 129, 130, 183, 134,185,
and 186, of range 40.
Townships 128, 129, and 180, of range
Townships 129 130, 131, U2, and 138,
of range 42.
Townships 181, 182, sad 133, of range
48.
Townships 182 and 188, of range 44.
Townships 182 and 133, of range 45.
Townships 182, 133, and 184, of range
46,
Townships 132, 133, 184, and 189, 6!
range 47.
ToVrnshipA 133, 1*4» 135, 136 187, 188,
139, 140. 141,142, arVii 1« 6T range %8.
Townships 186, 187. 138, 189, 140. 141,
142, 143, and 144. of range 49.
Lands appropriated oy .law for the use
of schools, military, and other purposes,
together with selections of swamp lands
filed in your office ty the Surveyor Gener
al, will be excluded from sale.
The offering of the above lands will be
commenced oh the day appointed, and will
proceed, in tft eraer in which they are ad
vertised, until the whole shall be offered,
ami the sale thus closed but the site shall
not be kept open longer than two weeks',
and no private entry of any of the lands
will be admitted until After the expiration
of the two weeks.
Given under my hand', It the City of
Washington, this seventh day ot July, anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
J. M. EDMUNDS,
Commitiioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
AM lonn.fid* actual settlements under ex
isting laws, subsisting prior to and up to
the date of this proclamation, will be rec
ognised and ill such settlers are hereby
called upon fo com* forward and establish
and enter their claims with the Register
had Receiver before the day fixed in the
foregoing for the commencement of the
public sale.
J. M. EDMUNDS, ConmUriontr.
NOTE.—Uhduf the regulations of the De
partment, as heretofore ahd now existing,
no payment oaa be made for advertising
proclamations, except to such publishers as
are specifically authorised by the Commis
sioner of the General Land Office.
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THE PRESIDENT OF
UNITED STATES*
TH
E
In pursuance of law, I, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, President of the United
States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that pnblie sales will
be held at the undermentioned Land
Offices in the STATB or MINNESOTA,
at the periods hereinafter designated,
to wit:
At the Land Office at MINNEAPOLIS,
commencing on Monday, the fifth day of
September neit, for the disposal bf .the
SublM lands within the following township*
and parts of townships, vis:
North of thebaic tint ami weii of the fifth
principal meridian.
The BE and the W of seotion 6 the
N of seotioii 19 of township 116 seotions
19 and 21 the N of section ft seotions
87, 29. 81) an* 88, of township 117, of
rang* 25 \%'9*
SicUoni 1, 8, 6, 7, 9, il, i8,16, and 17
the NE of section 20, of township llU
seotions 19, 21, 23, 26, 27, 29, 31, 88, ahd
86,of township 117 the 8 1 8E aad the
SB Of 8W of section 83, of township
118, of range 26.
Sections 1,8, 6,7, 9, II, 18,15, aad 17,
the NI of section 19 tha N4 of section 21
I
-fifr**"
the 8 «!ef section 10 the 8 of aeotioa 11,
the S of section 28, asd sections 25, 17,
20,81,88, aad 86, of township 117 the
8 *,SE 1, and the S 8W J,Lof section 81,
of township 118, of range 27.
Seetiona 1, 8.6. 0,11.-'Mi Mtl the N
of seotion 15.. of township 116 seotions
I, 8. oT f, mmumj7j W. Jl. 18, 26,
17, 2», 81, 89, rid 85, Jf townahip 117, of
Sootioal. oF towaJbip 1«6: sections 1,
8, 0v 11.18,16, 17,10, 21, 23.26, 27
20 a),, 83, Bud 86. of township 117, of
sictioBS «, 8.JB, J, 0„11, l%,rf. 17, 10.
21, 28. 26, 27\ 29, and 86, of township 117,
of range 80.
SeetioBs 1,8,6, 7, 0,11, l8.-l6, 17, 10,
21, 28. Bad 86j of township..1.17 aad sec
tions 26, 2T, 20* 31,86, aad 86,61 township
118, of range 81.
Seo^oufl.kW
9 1J 1? 15 17
of township 117 and sections 25, 27, 20,
81,88, aad 85, of towaship 118, of range
82. r*,
Sections 1, 8, 6. 7. 0,11,18,15, sad 17
he N of section 10 tho N of section
21 the N I of seotion 28, otfcownship 117
sections 25,27, 20, 81, 83, and 85, of town
ship 118, of range 88. j*
Sections 1, 8,6, 7, 9,11,13, 15, 17, 10,
21, and 28 the N 1 of seotion 27 and
seotion 28, of township 117 sections 25,
27, 20, 81, 88, aad 86, of township 118, of
sage 84.
Township 116 seotions 1, 8, 6, 7, 0,11,
18,16,17, 10, 21. 23, 26, 27, aad 20, of
section 31 the N of section 81 the N
Of taction 88, and the N of seotion 85, of
township 117. of range 85.
Township 116 sections 1. 3, 6, 7, 0,11,
13, 16, 18,,o
21,. 28Ve**..
27
townshi17,
117 rang 86
Townships 116 and 117 seotions 19,21,
28, 25, 27, 29, 81, 88, aad 85, of township
118, of range 87.
,. Townships 116, 117, and 118 sections
if, K, 1%, 20, and 22 the 8 1BE }, apd the
SW 4, or section 2*4 sections 26, 28, 29,
80, 81, 82, 88, and 84, of township 119, of
range 88.
Aj, the Land Office at 8T. C.L.0VD, com
mencing on Monday, the fifteenth day. of
August next, for the disposal of the public
lands within the following parts of town
ships, vix^,
North of the bate line and fat of the fifth
principal sseraaMBi..,
Sections 7 and 17 the N 1 of section 19,
and the N 1 of section 21, ot township 121,
of range 28.
Sections 1, 8, 5, 7, 11,18, 15, and 17
the N Of section 19, the N of seotion 21,
and the N of section 28, of township 121
sections 81, 83, and 35, of township 122, of
range 29.
Sections 1, 8, 6, 7, 9, 11, 18, 15, and 17
the N or section 19, the N of seotion 21,
aad the N 4 of section 23, of township 121:
seotions 29, A, 38", Bad 35, of township
122, of range 30.
Sections 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.11, 13, 15, sad 17
sad the N.J oi section 28. of township 121
sections 19 sad 21 the. S of section 28
sections 25,27, 29, 31, 83, nfed 35, of town
ship 122, of range 31.
Sections 1, 3, 6, 7, 9, 11. 13. 15, and 17,
of township 121 the 8 of section 13
the 8 of seotion 15 the 8 of section
17 sections 19, 21 23, 26, 27, 29, 31, 33.
and 86, of township 122. of range 32.
Sections 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11,13, 16, and 17,
of township 121 the 8 of seotion 13
the S cf section 15^ the 8 of section
17 sections 19, 21, 23v26i 2T, 29, 31, 33,
and 85, of township 122, of range 38.
Seotions 1, 3, 6, 7. 9, 11,13,05, and 17,
Of township 121 seotions 19, 21, 23, 25,
27, 29, 81, 33, and 35, of township 122, of
range 34.
SecVio.ns 1,3, .\l,,K)). 1
of township 121 seeti«r^,25,
And fy, of township 128, of .range 85.
.. Sections-1, 3, 6, 7, 9, 11, 18, and 16 the
N of section 17, of township 121 section
7 the W for section 16 section 17. 19,
21, 28, 26, 27, 29, 81,83 and 35, of t'own
ship 122, ot range 36.
13, 15, and 17,
27, 31, 83,
The E-|*«ho»W i, and the NJSW *,
"ai ,121, sections 1,
ranfe 8?
The E NE }, of section 1, of township
121 sections 1 and 11, of township 122
the W I of section 1 sections 3, 6, 7, 9',
11, 18, 15,17,28, and 25 the N of sec
tion 27i and section 35, of township 123
Sections 18, 14, 15. 19, 29, 31, and 88, of
ownship 124, of range 88.
Lands appreciated by law for the use of
schools, military, and other purposes, to
gether with selections of swamp lands filed
in sour office by the Surreyor General, will
be excluded from the sale.
The offering of the above lands will, he
oommenced on the days appointed, and will
proceed in the order in which they are ad
vertised, until the whole shall have been
offered, and the sale thus closed but tile
sale shall not be kept open longer than two
weeks, sad no private entery of any of th
laads will be admitted until after the expi
ration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of
Washington, this 18th day of April, anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty four.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
*. M. EVMDNDS,
Cdrfithitttiner of thi General Land Office,
NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERSi
All bona fide actual settlements under ex
isting laws, subsisting .prior to and Up to
the date of this proclamation, will be recog
nised and all sueh. settlers a/e hereby
called u$0tt to come forward and establish
aad eater their Blame's with the Register
and Receiver Before the day fixed ih the
foregoing /or thooottmeneemeht of the pub
lic sale.
J. M. EDMUNDS, Commkttoner.
NOTE.—-Under the regulations of the De
partment, as heretofore and now existing,
no payment oaa bo made for advertising
proclamations, except to such* publishers
as are specifically authorised by the1 Com
missionerof tfio General Land Office.
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BiAJsCn it BAnitFACTlfRiR
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All kindt of tJhairt and llbutehdld
3rTjn&N(llJP Jsife}.
8r. CLOUD, '".* MINN.
OCT.—About the middle of last week, between
±j nypsr and lower town, a large BRASS KBT,
The OMer'wfll be suitably rewarded by leavtoc the
saass »t this office. •». .-
St. Olood,Ang. 4th, ISM. ..''' ane-t
ay, July 80th, WALLET
of money. The ownercan h*r«
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St Cloud, Aag. 1st, ISO*. au«t
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nimher of pure-
The subscriber has
foldbded, imported
S E E
Which he will dispose of at fair rates.
jy21-tf' F. 8MfTH80N,
OB Clear#ater road, 1 mile lelow St. Cloud.
DOG:SV
l, SIMS' COLUMN.
1
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E. W & L. SIMS,
DRUdfAiST8
AMD
APOTHBOAfelfeS
AT
ST. CLOUD,
W a a a
The ioUbwing Goods, to wit:
OILS
GLASS.
WHITE LfiAD
LIHSEEB, LARD,
mill I
ALCOHOL,
TOBACCO I CIGARS,
COIL
VARNISH,
TURPENTIRK,
JL£
A.PT,
PURE WINE& ANt3 LIQUORS
&£, *, Vfce., dec dc.
Patent Medicmes.
All the popular Patent Medicines of the
day, equal, we trust, to the demand.
STATIONERY.
^PAPER Alio ENVELOPES—ail kinds
and qualities, at prices satisfactory.
Itjaiiips.
An endless variety, at prices defying
competition.
BKBIHE
Of all kinds, from the delicate infant'
and Ten-cent Tooth* to the huge Wall.
Flaoriog fixtracte.
All the Genuine Rrands.
CHOICE PERFUMERIES
Lubiii's. Mitchell's. Glenn's, aad Jaques'
Bitiract of ••Pohd Lilly," "Rondelitia,"
&e., Ac
3
Toxica? &<$ JLE
DENTlFRICeS,
rIAIR S S I N S
A compiele aslortnieht of all ih« stand
afdbranos.
Bry freess,
mt.
BM
Broker's Brick Block.
klNN.,
Offer at
WOOL,
50
I
ALLOrstock,tIaneoiripletet
lid thus introduce our estab-
lishment permi us to suggest
that our in the several
departments: Our aim shall be to oooduct
btis^afess dpoh correct principles—doing
justice to all—studying to please, and ever
attentive to the wants of our customers.
Very Respectfully,
E. W. IV G-SIMS
10 do Bum
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10
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J. e..-•»•H. B^BAMK ^Co^
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DIALlRS IN
ICBIV
O O S S O KCJSLr O
i^tbsi lifceeeivecl I
A FULL AND TE STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Goods!
Staple aad Fasty wry «eas».
Drown and Dleached Muslins, Cotton Flannels, Denims, Ticking, Hickor
Flannels, Linen sad Worsted Damask, Domestic an'5
Lancaster Ginghams, Philip Alloa, Sprague',
-. Merrimac aad Union Prints. -. .- -v.
Hoop Skirts, Balmoral Skirts, Cotton Velvet, Plain aad Fancy Velvet Ribbon
Tafia Ribbons, Slack and Figured Silks, Brocades, Chintt. Ceberge,
Plain and Rep'd Merinoes, Mono, de Laines, All Wool
Delaines, Scotch Plaids, Alpacas,
French Corsets, Ladies' Vests (silk and worsted) ~'J
Dimity Sands, Ruffling, Plain and Fancy Shawls, aad an
Immense Assortment of Hoods, Nubia Hoods, Scarfs, SOBtags. Tripods, Ac,
Embracing all the latest styles sad selected with great care especially for this saark(_
OS- E XJIISTE I
FOR LADIES' AND GBNTCBMEWS WEAR!
Embracing Plain Calf, Pebble Calf, Kid. Goal, Glove Kid and Sorgo Dalmor—
Congress* KJd sad Xace Gaiters, Kip and Calf Custom Made Boots Boys'
Youths' Boots Children's and Misses' Balmorals and Gaiters, Army Shoes
*s
Maae Mstlikg,
Groceries, Provisions: 4 A
R-eadLy a Oloiiiiiig—
We offer our customers one of the largest stocks ever brought to Northern Miaseso
Made In the most Substantial Manner!
CONSISTIMQ Ol*
OVER COATS, DRESS CdAtS, BUSINESS COATS,
PLAIN AND FIGURED PANT8, PLAIN AND FANCT VESTS. WDOL JACKE
HEAVY PLAIN AND FANCY WOOL OYRR'SBIRTS, DRAWERS,
MBB1NO tmDBR8HliTS, OViEALLS, NICK TTBS, WOOL SOCKS, BUBBKR SCTTS, Be. a
BOOTS AND SHOES
A S A.2S CAIFS
A large and weil-Setectcd Assortment of
GLOVES AID MITTS, -t
O I'ur, Buck end Tern.
«.. 1 also I
BOXES M1NNB80TA CHEESE.
80 h'ozel Of "Western Reserve." at
J. C. & B. C. BURBANK$ CO.
50
25
BOXE8, DE LAND'S CELEBRATED
Chemical Saleratus' at
J. C. H. C. BURBANKf CO.
BOXES FRESH PEACHES.
25 Boxes Green Corn.
25 Dozes Fresh Tomatoes, at
50
TiERCE8RICE: 10BBLS. RICE
10 Backs Dried Peaches,
80 do do Apples, at
20
CHE8TS Y. H. TEA:
10 chests Imperial Tea, «.
20 do assorted Black.Teas, a(
25
JO doGoldtv io
10 do Amber da st, ...,
J. ft H. b. BURBANK
Aai Uk. i.Fos flicxiiti. FLP8H A CLOTH.
Groewiies and Provisions^
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
J. C. H. C. BUkBANKS CO.
QK WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER
Oi Boxes Raisins, crop of 1862, at
J. C. $ H.C BURBANKJr CO.
BOXES ASSORTED CANDY.
25 Bozos "extra" Fancy Candy, at
J. C. #B. C. BURBANK# CO.
I BBL8. CARBON OIL,
I 0 5 do
Kerosenv
Oil
jtt A. o. jt il: b: A N & bb.
anwBvue vii...
Bur^wjntaiaVsA
$ ftF. BURBANK CO.
ff
O'O.
BBLS. SODA, BUTTER, PICNIC
Mtjbu Crackers, ai
C.§ H. C. BURBANK CO.
1 A BBL8. HAhD BREAD, at
1 0 J? C. H. C, BURBANK CO.
QARD1NE8.
O 8DeaaasfaBdybozes.
60 oases 2 qt cans fresh Cove Oysters.
10 do do Lobsters.
10' do do Salmon1: ,/..
/.• Iff. ij.
ff
PRINTERS'
ex »j«
& BURBANK J- CO:
INK—ALL COLORS.
Fbrsalaby., ...... ....
J. €. H: Ci BURBANK* cbt
OMBOtSl.
dw
All Wo-
O I
BEAVfeB,
BBLS. MESS PORK, at
7. fit. C. BURBANK&
400
BBL8.tFLOUR, at
J.V.$H. C. BURBANK*
0(V\ BBLS. 8ALINA 6ALT,.at
C\A) J. C. & H.C BURBANK &
1 Ofi 8KS. G. A. SALT, at
1UU C. H. C. BURBANK#
100
BBLS. SUGAR—REFINED
Prime, and Porto Rico, at
7. C. H. C. BURBANK
rf\ BBLS. CRUSHED AND POWDE
0\J Sugars..
50 boxes Mould Csndles.
85 ^o,.Glar Candles, at
'J.V $ H. C. BURBANK
BOXtS PALM SOrlP.
German 8oap.
Castile Soap, at
100
It
35
J. C. B. C. BURBANK $ CO.
50
J. C. H. C. BURBANK# CO.
BBLS. N. O MOLASSES.
20 bbls B. H. 8yrup.
Wlegs bfo
C.fH. C. BURBANK 4
ASSORTED TOBACCO—COMP
ing all the favorite brand's, at
J. C. H. C. BURBANK4
BOXES SALERATUS.
10 do Starch Poland Corn, at
J. C. ». V. BURB \NK fr
5 ttpes Holland Gin.
5 |-do French Brandy, at,
J. C. H. C. BURBANK
O KEGS OF NAILS
100 bozosassorted Wihaow Gh
10 gross ptflaskI 5 oasH Ft
CcasksCurrsatsSeaajsKut:
20utatte CdjsU_f0j
10 baga.#nole Pepper aai
10caa£9gilshaadreaoi
50 .bbls Vinegsr
80 oozes,Babbitt's para 8alei
W chlls assorted Manilla Cor
85 dosea Bed Cords ,y 1
15 boxes Vermicelli and Maoci
«0Wzoa$iaiBsiU
10 dbsen 2 aadS hooped Pails
80 doten aesorled.ThbE
500boxes, tt. D.. Capo-and~4
ahdC Cote's wit«r
5001bsbarit». 50rae a
J. t,^C. BUBMJLMK
St GermajgV .^t eioad