St. Cloud Democrat. [volume], April 06, 1865, Image 3

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

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I OF M.E.CmjaoH.-Divine aerrice every
Sabbath, at 10J^ a. and 7 p. m. Prayer Meeting
and Class every Thursday evening at 7^ Sabbath
School at 1 1 o'clock every Sabbath morning.
DAVID TICK, l\wf:.r.
9 or a in O W O
a Office.
Town ORDERS, with or without
stubs, priuted at this offioe on short uolice.
Call and see specimens.
g£^» VtsiTiKo CAKDS printed in the la
*,. 9 style, and at St. Paul prices.
See notices of "For Sale," and
'•Lost.
The card of Drs. Tolnian & Whee-
l««k will be found in another column.—
BiflEnre physicians of long expericnc and
established reputation, and are worthy the
confidence and patronage of our citizens.
RAIN.—from Mouday evening until this
morning a light rain fell almost eontinu
I Olisly.
Riven OPKN.—The ice in the Mississippi
Was broken yesterday from Sauk Rapids to
the Islands, a distance of two miles. The
river will doubtless be entirely clear in a
few days.
t^
CAUCUS.—The Citizen's Caucus on Sat
urday eveuing passed off quietly ami hav
fmoniousiy, resuliing in the choice, regard
less of party, of the ticket given elsewhere
*«s elected. All are good men.
SNOW STORM.—At daylight this morning
:*raP'd fall of snow commenced, accompa
nied by a violent wind which steadily increas
ed until it blew a perfect hurricane. Sheds
Were blown over, and, we doubt not. con
•iderablc dam ige done—although we have
•ot been out reconnoitering very extensive
ly, The storm continues unabated as we
go to press this afternoon.
PERSONAL —YVIM. J. Parsons, Esq., re-
I turned from Washington on Mouday* eveu
ing.
We are pained to learn that Dr. J. V.
Wren, of Fort Ripley, has beeu afflicted
with a paralytic stroke, which deprives
hiir of the use of his left side. Dr. Tol
man has been summoned to attend him.
QUOTA FULL —On Mouday, tie day the
draft commenced, the last man of the forty
two called for from St. Cloud, w.is muster
ed in at Capt. Keith's office, and the town
Js clear. Scarcely another town in thebeen
St.ue, of equal «ize, has filled iis quota un
der the last cali. A great portiou of the
credit for this success is due, aud is freely
awarded. Lewis Clark. Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors. He has been unlir
..Ji'% *n labors to raise money and secure
mien, and has accomplished both without
any avoidable expense to the (own.
aWHEAT.—Whor.
1
ilie highes-t prices were
ir.g offered for wheat, manv of our far
•^Jtaers refused to sell, holding on for higher
figircs The market kaa been steadily fall
in] aud while prices for grain cannot be
Y«ry low, vet the difference between now
and six moir.hs ago would, on a few hun
dred bushels, make quite an item. This
large surplus of grain will, however, find
in great part a home consumption, and
tlm* sa?e the percentage required for
transportation.
QUERY, AND ADVICK.—"Is there a foun
dry at Hastings '.'" This question was ask
ed us by a gentleman who came into our
office last week, coupled with a request to
see Hastings paper. A diligent search
failed to discover the advertisement of a
foundry in either of the papers published
in that place. Remembering, however, to
harrilleen the advertisement of a foundry
in the Minneapolis Atlas, we turned to that
paper and furnished the gentleman with
the address of the firm to whom it belong
ed. If the old Hastings foundry has been
rebuilt or a new one put iu operation,
we would advise the proprietors to let the
fact be known.
THB TOWN MEKTIXG.—At the Town
Meeting on Tuesday the following officers
were elected by ballot:
Supervisor*—Lewis Clark, chairman, H.
J. Fowler and John Schwartz.
Town Clerk—G. S. Mattoon.
Tnasurer—J. M. Rosenberger.
-Assessor—6. S Mattoon.
Justice of the Peace—B. Rosenberger.
Cotutable—A Gilmore.
Overseer of the Poor—H. J. Fowler.
The following were chosen viva voce:
Psmndmaster—§. B. Piudty.
Aad Overseers of Highways foi each of the
«evett districts in the township.
It was resolved that no swine should be
allowed toranat large in the town, and
thai the Supervisors should procure a suit
able pound.
Fhre hundred dollars were appropriated
for Toads and bridges and for contingent
expenses, $400.
Fl»ES-—On Sabbath morning, about
daylight, Thomas Alden's slaughter houue,
located near the lime yard, back of lower
was burned to the ground. The
les were communicated from the fur
fcace, in which fire had been left the night
previous. The loss amounted to $1,000—
{•eluding a lot of dry hides—with no in
earance. This loss falls heavily upon Mr.
Alden. and sweeps away the results of al
it a year's industry.
the same morning, L. P. Gaylord's
dwelling house caught fire from sparks that
fell.on the roof from the chimney. The
roof was burned through in several places
before the fire was extinguished.
About the same time, sparks from the
chimney fell among some straw used as
^banking" around George Stabler's house,
Ulio in lower town. Theflameswere
promptly but down but a few minutes
later discovery would hare resulted in the
loss of the building.
James Biggerstaff's dwelling, near the
bridge by the lake, also caught fire that
morning, but no special damage was done.
MARKING DOWN.—Burbank & Co. are
marking down their goods to amazingly low
figures for the times. Gold is falling, and
so are the prices of their goods. They are
determined to giro their customers the ben
efit of the decliue, regardless of cost. Pur
chasers will find a first-rate chance for bar
gains.
Bo not waste your money buying
auy of the worthless articles called GOLD
PKNS, which have flooded the market for
the last few years, when at lower prices
you can get pens which are acknowledged
to be the BEST IN THE WORLU.
Avoid the shameless Upstarts whose lack
of brains compels them to attempt IMITA
TION, even to the advertisement. If you want
ihe full value of your money, see in anoth
er column The Pen is Mightier than
the Sword."
WE will procure the Prairie Farmer or
American Agriculturist for any of our
readers desiring them. Both are good ag
ricultural journals.
May be found.
DEMOCRAT Office
has been removed to the Post Office Build
ing. This will be found a more convenient
looatiou, aud weshall be pleased to see all
our old friends and scores of new ones.
Our facilities for doing Job Printing are
uncqualed in Northern Minnesota.
O W O
Having one of Gordon's best Job Presse
es, a large stock of new type and a full as
sortment of cards and stationery, we are
prepared to print posters, circulars, bill
heads, letter-heads, ball tickets, business,
wedding 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.
S E I A N O I E S
TIIE BRIDAL CU-IMBES. an Essay of Warning and In
struction for Voting Men—published by the Howard
Association, ami sent free of charge in sealed euTel
opes. Address. Dr. J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association, Phil uli-Ijihi.i, I'a. v7u30-ly
ltlSKKKS: WHISKERS!—Do vou Want Whis
kers or Moustaches! Our Grecian Compound
will force them to grow ou the smoothest face or chin,
or hair on bald heads, iu ?ix Weeks. Price, $1.00.
Sent by mail anywhere, closelv scaled, on receipt of
price. Address, WARNER CO.,
vl n34-ly Box 13S, Brooklyn, N. Tt
A CARD TO INVALIDS.—A Clergyman, while residing
In South A:::v. U-i as a missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness'
Early Decay, DNeases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought otl
by banefutjiud vicious habits, tlreat miinbvrs hare
already enrol by this noble remedy. Prompted
byftdesire to benefit the nfKk-tcd and unfortunate, I
will send the reripe ior preparing aud using this med
icine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
Free of f'/cir./'.-
Flense ini-loie a post-paid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address,
JOSEPn T. ISMAX,
\7n3'j Station D, Bible House, Sew York City
UNIOS MILLS
Flour and Feed Store.
HE Proprietors of the above Mills have
.hiding,"
constant
'P11 E
\_ opened a Store in "Gorton's tiuilding,
on Washington avenue, Where a
supply of
IFILOTJIR,,
&c.
&c.
The highest price paid in cash for wheat.
St. Cloud, May 2Gth, 1864. *6n44
CLEARWATER MILLS
Flour and Feed Store.
A heavy stock of
X, XX,
AND SUPERFINE SPRING,
AND WHITE WINTER WHEAT
FLOUtt,
BRAN, CORNMEAL AND FEED,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Next door to N. P. Clarke's store.
E. J. BAKEB.
St. Cloud. Dec. 13lh, 1864 v8n21-ly
(J
*1 ROVER & BAKER'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
S E W I N A I N E S
Will do a greater variety of work, and with
greater rapidity, and have taken more pre
miums than any other Machine in use.
S. E. GEE, Agent,
v7u2& No. 242 Third street, St. Paul.
R. O. STRONG'S
C-AJR,:F:ET ZHLA-XJUI,
225 Third street, St. Paul.
vEALER in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat
tings, Curtain Materials and Trim
mings, Upholstering and Furnishing Goods,
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers, &c. »6n40-ly
ST. CLOUD BOOKSTORE
J. M. ROSENBERGER,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER rf NEWSDEALER
Has always on hand a fine Assortment of
a a S a
—AIM—
THE LATEST PAPERS & MAGAZINES
THE STANDIRD SCH00LB00KS,
And everything usually found in a first
class Bookstore. vttnl8-tf
J. W E O
MERCHAN A I O
W'
OULD invite his friends and the pub
lic to call and examine hit New Stylet
tj Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Partic
ular attention paid to custom work.
ALL KINDS OF
Print! ir
Neatly and Cheaply Executed
AT THE
Democrat Office
CARDS.
PROGRAMMES,
BILL-HEADS,
POSTERS,
^EIF-dD
CIRCULARS,
HAVD-BILLS,
RECEIPTS,
ORDERS,
ETC,
Printed to Order and on
S O I a NOTTd^L
...
••:':'-. .'. I
Orders for all kinds of Ruled,
Book, or Pamphlet Work, as well as
Binding, filled
AT BT.
PAUL
PRICKS.
Orders from the country solicited,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
•MMMMgnhpi
••'.£
ALCOHOL,
.*m & L. G.
DATENT MEDICINES.
WHOLESALE A N E A I DEALERS I N
Drugs and. IVIeciioiiies,
AT BROKER'S BLOCK,
Oat stock of the following goods is full:
All the popular Patent Medicines of the
day, equal, ire trust, to the demaud, at
E. W. A L. G. SIMS'.
OTATIONERY.
Paper and Envelopes—all kinds and
qualities, at prices satisfactory, at
E. W. & L. G. SIMS*.
AMPS!
An endless variety, at prices defying
competition, at
Also, Sole Agents for Chickeriug's cele
brated Pianos, of Boston and the United
Piano Forte Makers, of New York, the best
ano in use for the money. Also, Agents
for Grovesteen St Co., Caleuberg & Yaupel,
and J. & Fischer's pianos.
Sole Agents for Prince's celebrated Me
lodeons, School Organs and Organ Harmo
niums also. Mason & Hamlin's Melodeons
and Cabinet Organs.
The Abate Instruments are all rally Warranted
for Five Yean.
We keep constantly on hand the
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT
or
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments
Of all descriptions in Minnesota.
Our stock of Violins, Violincellos, Con
tra Basses, Flutes, Fifes, Flagoletie, Clare
ncfts, Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums of
all descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor
dions, Strings, etc., is complete.
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
Orders attended to with Promptness.
vfin28-ly
LAXD OFFICE, ST. CLOVU, MINK., 1
GLASS,
TXJXMPENTlPiTE,
TOBACCO AN CIGARS,
E W. & L. G. SIMS'.
RUSHES,
Of all kinds, from the delicate Infant's
and Ten-cent Tooth, to the V'ge Wall, at
E. W. & L. G. SIMS'.
LAVORING EXTRACTS.
All the genuine brands, at
E. W. & L. G. SIMS'.'
MUNGER BROS.,
M«sic
J^ foalel-s,
Conoert Hall Block, Third Street,
SAINT TAUL, MINN.,
Sole Agents for Steinway & Son's celebra
ted Pianos. Messrs*. Stcinway were award
ed the First Prize Medal for their Pianos
over *2W others at the great International
Exhibition. Loudon, in 18f2.
March 3d, 18C5
To JohnShealer: O
You are hereby notified that Ansholm
Holler will appear at this office on the 17TH
DAY OF APRIL, 1865, at 10 o'clock A.
to offer proof to show that you have aban
doned your Homestead Entry No. 411, made
at this office on the 19th day of September,
A. D. 1803, upon the se section 24,
and ne section 25, township. 122,
range 30, and will then apply to enter the
same tract himselt, under the Homestead
Act.-:- ..
T. McCLURE, Heghter.
mch9-6w- C. A. OILMAN, Receiver.
To the Unmarried.
GRACE
VAN EVERY, the gifted Clair,
voyant and Futurist, can, by the aid of
the Horoscope, produce a
Perfect Likeness of your Future Part
ner,
giving the date of the happy event, leading
traits of character, occupation, whether rich
or poor, Post Office address, and other val
uable information, if desired.
Send by mail, prepaid, One Dollar, and
Red Stamp, with a full description of your
self, and I will return the likeness, with
the abore information. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
v7n33 P. O. Drawer 636, Detroit, Mich.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Consumptive sufferers will receive a val
uable prescription for tLe cure of Consump
tion,' Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat
and lung affections, (free of charge,) by
sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
..
SIMS,
pHOICE PERFUMERIES.
I
I
\nTwtivyi
PUTTY,
LINSEED, LARD, WHALE AND COAL OIL,
WHITE AD,
BENZOLE,
Lubin's, Mitchell's, Glenn's and Jaques'
Extract of "Pond Lilly," "Rondelttia,"
&c, &c at
E. W. & L. G. SIMS'.
O I E SOAPS,
DENTIFRICES,
HAI DRESSINGS,
DYES & GLOSSES,
A complete assortment of all the stand
ard brands, at
E. W. & L. G. SIMS'.
O E I E S
In cdnnection with our stock of Drugs,
we keep a good supply of Groceries, to
which we invite the-attention of the public.
E. W. & h. G. SIMS.
Leather! Leather!
KESSLEll & RIEHL,
Importers, Tanners and Carriers,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
A
RE now receiving and will keep con
stantly ou hand the largest and best
stock of Leather and Findings in the State
—consisting of
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER,
OAK SOLE E A E
JLotttliei*
HARNESS AND BRIDLE LEATHER,
Tampico and Maddrass, Morocco Splits,
Shoe aud Saddle Skirting, Belt and
Lace Leather,
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
S in
COUNTRY KI S I N S
6,000 Bushels Plasterin Hair.
Also, a general assortment of all kinds
of Findings, &c.
Please call and examine our stock as we
will not be undersold by any house in the
State.
Particular attention paid t« orders.
tfelr Cash paid for Hides, Furs and Deer
Skins. KESSLER & RIEHL,
No. 306 Third street, sign of the "Black
Bear." T6n40-ly
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Leather and Findings,
JSL O. SMITH'S.
Men's calf, kip and stoga custom Boots.
Men's calf, kip and stoga Eastern Boots.
Men's calf, kip and stoga Brogans.
Men's calf, kip and stoga Balmorals.
Men's calf Congress Gaiters.
Boys' Boots and Shoes, all kinds.
Youths' and Children's Shoes, all kinds.
Women's calf and goat Shoes, all kinds.
Misses' calf and goat Shoes, all kinds.
Children's Shoes, all kinds, copper tipped.
Ladies' serge Congress Gaiters, No. 1.
Ladies' serge Balmorals, No. 1.
Ladies' Slippers aud Buskins.
Sole and Upper Leather.
French and Domestic Calf Skins.
Shoe thread. Nails, Pegs, Wax, &c.
Plastering Hair in any quantity.
Alsof/ a good assortment of
Men's and Boy's Hats,
of all kinds,.
The above mentioned goods have just
been received from the East, and are for
sale at surprisingly low prices for the times.
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
Cnafe paid for Hides and Caiftkin*
•6n41 E.C..SMITH.
8'iit
JAPAN,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
15
j. & H,c. BmBANK & Go
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL tt&USkd Iff
Dr Gooffs Read Mad Clotiiig
BOOTS, SHOES HATS 0-A.DPS
Groceries, Provisions, 4c k*.
I ^eW^Cfo«**V Miuueaota
•Just Received I
a FULL AN C0IM.ETE STOtt Of
Spring and Summer Goods!
Staple and Fane Dr Goods.
Brown and Bleached Muslins, Cotton Flannels, Denims, Ticking, Hickory, AU Wowl
FiannelST, Linen and Worsted Damask, Domestic and
Lancaster Ginghams, Philip Allen, Sprague,
Merrimac and Union Prints*
Hoop Skirts, Balmoral Skirts, Cotton Velvet, Plain and Fancy Velvet Ribbons,
Tafta Ribbons, Black and Figured Silks, Brocades, Chintz, Coberge,
Plain and Rep'd Merinoes, Mous. de Laines, All Wool
Delaines, .Scotch Plaids, Alpacas,
French Corsets, Laiies' Vests (silk and worsted)
Dimity Bands Ruffling, Plain aud Fancy Shawls, and an
Immense Assortment of Hoods, Nubia Hoods, Scarfs, Sontags, Tripods, Ac,
Embracing all the latest styles and selected with great care especially for this market
IiN" E E
And PiU
BOXES HNNESOTA CHEESE.
30 boxes of "Western Reserve." at
J. C. H. C.BUJtBANKJt CO.
BOXES DE LAND'S CELEBRATED
Chemical Saleratus, at
J. C. 4- //. C, BURBANK $ CO.
25
BOXES FRESH PEACHES.
2d Boxes Green Corn.
25 Boxes Fresh Tomatoes, at
BBLS. CARBON OIL.
5 do Kerosene Oil.
10 do Burning Fluid at
10
TIERCES RICE.' 10 BBLS. RICE
10 Sacks Dried Peaches,
80 do do Apples, at
CHESTS Y. H. TEA.
10 chests Imperial Tea.
20 do assorted Black Teas, at
25
BBLS. N.O .MOLASSES.
20 bbls 8. II." Syrup.
20 kegs do do
10 do Goldti. Jo
10 do Amber do tt
I I E
Ready IVIacl Clothing
We offer our customers one of the largest t,tock ever brought to Northern MnUesofa
Hade in the most Substantial Manner!
COXSISTINO
OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS COATS,
PLAIN AND FIGURED PANTS, PLAIN AND FANCY VEST8, WOOL JACKETS
HEAVY PLAIN AND FANCY WOOL OVERSH1STS, DRAWERS,
MERINO CNDERSniRTS, OVERALLS. NECK TIES, WOOL SOCKS, RUBBER SUITS, 4c. Ac.
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR LADIES' A N GENTLEMEN'S WEAR!
Embracing Plain Calf, Pebble Calf, Kid. Goat, Glove Kid and Serge Balmoral*
Congress, Kid and Lacs Gaiters, Kip and Calt Custom Made Boots, Boys' and
Youths' Boots, Children's aud Misses' Balmorals and Gaiters, Army Shoes, &c
H=3:.A.TS A.1X1D A S
A large and well-selected Assortment of
WOOL, GL0VE8 ANDMTTTB..
JTUTRIA,
GLOVE
8 AHD MTTTB
Fur, Back and Tarn. I
1 aim I
mmmjgtggjm
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O I S I S A
Groceries and Provisions.
WHOLES VLE AND RETAIL,
A &z A N & 00.«ST
100
J. C. 4~ H. C. BUhBANKf CO.
WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER
Boxes llaisins, crop of 186*2. at
J. C. .£ H. BURBANK $ CO
BOXES ASSORTED CANDY.
25 Boxes "extra" Fancy Candy, at
J. C. d- C. BURBANK 4- CO.
100
J. Ct$ 11. C. BURBANK $ CO
J. C. 4- II. C. BURBANK# CO
J. C. «*r 6. HJRBANK4 CO.
Ofj A BBLS. SOl*A» BUTTER, PICNIC
/C\J\J *"d Boston Crackers, at
J. C. 4- H. C. BURBANK 4 CO.
150
BBLS. H.ALD BREAD, at
C. 6 BURBANK CO.
QARD^NES.
O 30 cases and boxes.
50 oases 2 qt cans fresh Cove Oysters.
10 do do Lobsters.
10 do do. Salmon.
J. C. #H. C. BURBANK# CO
PRINTERS'bINK—ALL
COLORS.
For sab)
J. a u. c. BRUBANK* CO
•9
ft
O E
E A E
CLOTH
BBIS. MESS PORK, at
J.C fU. *, BURBANK $ CO
400
BBL& FLOUR, at
J.C.$H C. BURBA NK J- CO
BBLS. SALINA SALT, at
J.C.fHC BURBANK CO.
SKS. G. A. SALT, at
J. C. //. C. BURBANK CO
BBLS. SUGAR—REFINED NO. 1
Prime, and Porto Rico, at
J. C. 4 H. a BURBANK $ CO.
100
fflm*
BBLS. CRUSHED AND POWDERED
Sugars.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
35 do Star Candles, at
•A C. 4- C. BURBANK & CO.
BOXES PALM SOAP.
35 do German Soap.
10 dn Castile Soap, at
50
J. C. 4- H. C. BURBANK $ CO.
QX ASSORTED TOBACCO—COMPR1S
QfJ ing all the favorite brands, at
J. C. C. BURBANK* CO
BOXES SALERATUS.
10 do Starch, Pearl and Corn, at
S. C. Hf C. BURB iXKf CO
ioo
J. C. d- C. BURBANK .j- CO.
BBLS. COMMON, BOURBON AND
Rye Whisky.
5 pipes Holland Gin.
5 j-do French Brandy,'at
J. C. #H. C. BURBANK CO
125
KEGS OF NAILS AND SPIKES
100 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pt flasks 5 casks Prunes
casks Currants 8 cases Nutmegs
20 matts Cassia 60 cans Mustard
10 bags whole Pepper and Pimento
10 ens Englishand French Mustard
50 bbls Vinegar
30 boxes Babbitt's Pare 8aleratns
3o coils assorted Manilla Cordas*.
35 doien Bed Cords
15 boxes Vermicelli and Maecaron
30 boxes Starch
10 doxen 2 and 3 hooped Pails
30 dosen assorted Tuba
50C boxes G. D. Caps—and Eln
andC Coke's.water
500 lbs bar Lead 50 sac shot
J.CJtH.C. BURBANK CO
St. Germ. St., St Cloud Mian.