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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01

ESTATE of FREDERICK ERNST. CON-
MISSIONERS NOTICE.
Notice IS given that the undersigned were,
on the Sd day Of June. A. D., 1861, appointed
by thu Judge of Probate Of Stearns Co Mimi,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
the Estate of Frederick Ernst. That the time
limited for creditors to present their claims is
six months from said Bird day Of June, 1851
That we shall meet At the Office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds Of Stcarns County, in St. Cloud,
for the purpose Of examining and allowing claims
against the said estate, on Thursday, The 10Th
day of August, Thursday, the Goth day Of
September, Thursday, the 3Ist lay Of October,
and Thursday. the 18th day of November. 4.
D., 1861, at two o'clock in the afternoon Of
each Of said days.
3. ROSENBERGER,
L. ROBBERS.
St. Cloud, July 18th, 1861. 4wks.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILLINERY GOODS.

MRS. E. F. BLOOD has just opened an ex-
Nl tensive- stock of MILLINERY GOODS
next door to the American House. A full and
constant assortment of all kinds of Millinery
kept always on hand. Special attention Civ.
to altering and repairing bonnets and hats
Mrs. b. mas been engaged in the Millinery
business for number Of years, and warrants
satisfaction to all who may call. v3n39tf
I HICAGO s NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
This is the most direct and desirable route
from St. Paul. and all Points on the Upper
Mississippi, via either Prairie du Chen or La
Crosse to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland,
Toronto, Niagra Falls, Buffalo. Dnnkirk, Crest,
line, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington, Bal
timore, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Al
bany, indianapolis, Cairo. St. Louis, Memphis,
and all plac East, South, and SOUTHEAST.
All trains from La Crosse connect direct
with C. & NV. Railway at Minnesota Junct.
All trains from Pr. du Chicn connect direct
with C. &N.-W. Railway at GAINESVILLE & Milton.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
from Minnesota Junction to Chicago, or from
Prairie du Chen to Chicago.
New Patent Ventilated Cars, with Patent
Busters attached, are used on this ,ad, avoid
ing the heat and dust so common on all rail-
roads.
SLEEPING CARS
are run on all night trains.
Through Tickets to all points are sold at all
Ticket Offices on the River, always as low as
by any other route, and Baggage checked
through from La Crosse and Prairie du Chen
to the East. MARK HENDRICKS,
NV. Agent, Chicago & NV. Z. L. St. Paul.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01

WOUNDED AMI ABSENT.
II. Finsdolf, l. Fl. Hurry, George W.
Bucks.
Company D.-Captain Putnam.
Private Henry Dsan-1.
WOUNDED AND MISSING
Privates Orange S. King, George Mad
dock-2.
WOUNDED AND PRESENT.
Captain II. D. Putnam-l.
Company E.-Captain Morgan.
Killed.
Private James II. Moss.
Wounded and Present.
Corporal 0. D. Thatcher; Privates j.
II. Carter, John Fleetham, John uanley,
r. II Jefferson, George B. kelsey, sam.
F. Leide, VIM. L. Losse, WIN: Z. Shoe
maker, John Elliot-l0.
Missing.
Oscar Sears who was left in charge Of
the wounded at Ccntcryille, and is pris-
oncr.
Company F.-Captain Colyillc.
Killed.
Sergeant Chas. N Harris; Prlvatcs,
VIM. j. Rush, James Salle-3.
Wounded and Missing.
Lieut.. A. L. Welch, Corporal John
Barron, (of the color guard left out at
Centreville); Corporal A. F..Scoield, Gin
hospital at Alexandria); Henry Childs
Gin hospital at Ceutreville); j. J p. Car
rison, (mortally); Gordon D. Leighton,
IS.
Wounded and Present.
John Lee, Cleft in hospital near the
fcld)-1.
Missing.
Fred rick, Z. Miller, Andrew Boyer,
Charles Hubbs, Hans Halsted, James I'm
merson, c. w. Merritt, c. a. Mills, E.
+. Thomas, Henry Burtrup-9.
Company G.-Captain McKunc.
Killed.
Captain Lewis McKunc; Privates,
Merrick, r. Pattou, Chauncy Squires,
Asa Nliller-5.
founded and Present.
Charles Z. Hess, Merritt B. Case, Geo..
". Croker, c. E. Davidson, James l..
Lubers, Anthony Jones, William Read,
Reverend Julius Shultz, a. G. Strick-
land, r. NJ. Waltz, Oscar Gross, L. E.
Reynolds, John Poper, Corporal +. nol-
lister-l4.
Missing.
Morton Healy, William Potter, James
E. Russell-3.
Company H.-Captain Adams.
Killed.
Christian Bilka, Columbus Brock, John
Chawson, Dennison Crandall, William J.
Cowley, Scar Jensen, II. A. Hubbard,
Jared Mosclv, Jabcz Smitz;nccr, Michael
Yawman--lO.
Wounded.
George "A. Erdman, S. F. Berkcr, is.
F. G. Hartley, John Harris, J. Hillmer,
E. B. Simmons, Charles Mansfield, Chas.
Noble, W. W. Cumming, Newton Brown,
Dennis Crandall-l1.
Missing.
A. j. Young, John White, W. W. Wy
kof, (since returned )-3.
Company Captain Pell.
Killed.
Allen II. Hancock, James Cannon,
Patrick S. Curnef, Edward Fl. Collier,
John D. Milne, Anton E. Schmick-6.
Wounded.
First Lieut.. Jos. Harley, Corporal Fran
els Tomerod, Corporal james O. Neill, Mu-
sician Ellison August-4.
Privates J. Donnlvan, A. S. Davis, A.
F. Parvis, John E. Frey, Alison r. Hay
den, A. NJ. Kerrott, Harmon Lawsons
Chas. Mason, Johu W. Murray, Jane,
Pottengcr, Samuel .. S. Reymour, Geo.
Keller-16.
founded and Missing.
Privates P. G. Ellis, Levi Ellery, Mark
Jenney-3.
Company K.-Captain Lester.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-08-01
II S. JON ES


Attorney & Counst Tor at Law, Mnncaoolis,
Ainnesota-Ofice c. lennepin Avenue All
business intrusts1 his care will recsiv
rcEFt attention v2n3O:lJ
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QsermstScs,te 81 .eaetssesr.
Mmcrbtetu1rQcrt

fir bte Qieferung pom 8attonen uno grennmo=
tcrtal fir Die QeuAt- SAife BET Somes So
LAMB unb 5ppper'sfraits in Der @belapeate
RaU
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YittsBurg, @lepelanc, Detrpit, Sort gDaene,
@bicagO, Mtlpoufee, 0olena, Dubuque, ct
Saul, 0icd S8lano, Burlington, Soma @itp
una perbcn peeRaIb BITE NIT Der @ortbern Central 8atu sebsnpen
YsrfOneu 10 Gtunoeu fraber ais Dte nit ansern 9abnen eebsnpen
~tGlelt. Ie Satn stet, Dur6 ben fdSnfen Ehetl ppa Dglp.
DIE sdnSt @ntferuung son bier bts @bta8V 1T 800 Nietlen OdS
Gepdf Itrp ttr ~eesesdnet (ntarteb) unb sebt NIT ben 9aas8tersa
an osn 9eftnrnunesCrt.
9ead @reitline, Dapton, Cincinnati, Sr1bianas
polls, louisville urt ct. 2ouiS
werten ebeutaps paaastere bef6rsert unb FIR tbr 5epa6 tetue
peitere llntlaoungstpfGn bereGnet. Dte panast2re t6nnen nit
BEN 5 lbr-, obcr atenbs 10 l1br- Bug mad aaen pefitfsp W6sea
setta G6ne rnterpegs a~ufsetalten ~ prrtsn. DarrfaHrts-Sh~
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SUtng B1Ifee,
Df14s glU. 25 Tels=@treet, nahe Naters QDhari.
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3Ol-Qutt.
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Baltimore, ben %. 0tot1S61.
get bieIen Nntt ioGen bis am SenNebenb ben 10: SUM- 1861
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fir 6Iiae 8 6-Sdtfe unO eenobl-oaussSenfe wtlft mo9ten
in 0tsnit scnent psrnen tP be Sater s enc $ apsSs, som d l. $ma
pom outer unb erprobier QuaItdt istn uuO miiien fir ieosS 9sudht
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3pete In Baltimore, No., beitimnlt iein pirb, bran9ebraht
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peHn per Qen seitidt. +
SIN Nafraae ter Qen6t- Sau8. ~GcmmdtOn:
6eMrp 90, Spffmau, SWperintenbcnt,
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Sf0rp1i4e Gentrafbabn.

N6rbti1e Geutralbabn.
Dur4e3aSe nab BEN Befen.
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8.15 IL. $50 T19m. (biS Granberrp.)
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Staees.
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ubr MOrsens u. 4. 80 Na6m.
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tag, Drnnerl1a8 u. Samlta9.
Sad 8eiferstCpn. 9cm @efern !Sp=
ben Na&mittus 3 lbr.
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GSerlaf0nis4

TIT REV. Sort
!5oar s~iaseablte$ &aptal. =.
lleber1dtnB al /. Sepenlber 1860 woo 900
YEN Hntertetdbreten 1T ole Gasutur fin bfsf, s.sc $4,000
iittagen poroea uo CT btetet ietneu Witbiraern tnh ~ s9 ! aoers
t9re 9aoet IN Der bon ben 0ngefebenHen 49, .VeleaeHbetts
t9nten 9e9runotten uno BON beutI0en a1nysn &ant
fibrtsn wv" 0eamten &c.
aerzgeri6erun95= OeFuGhoa
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9e8en 8erltgt 6lrdb Jeuer ;1 f9IBeps msh,Sa hrrx
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2.A, S6letber, ISM gBltiaf, @i1 9M1g S 8 Stnpler.
4: SaaolSaan, Ptter 9 WFarh, 48eIpft 3 nae = Y.
S0gmm q. Sq9edeter, Sernann NarcuIe. 3 ]. asSogilte9.
q; 3, onIta0e' Saoeqass Stieb, galsb gorftto0 leulHa9,
~ Sn,1 &9p'tGs SstlleGa Sbal, Antpn Sbettfas Seo.
asHL ~. Haaps. Sobn $ 4beel, gsi1fgam ~ Neter
SU2n @SernOoo, CO. ~@iSbemius, Ssnrn Y. SnlItb.
2. y. 0pprnlefnt. Nsubep %. 6ores' d. ot2f, 2.
ter 8 q S9arsS' @asi Sseaiaa, 6rars 8SIitn1S'. S Srf
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9erren Gelrt@s & 9irnan. ef
Steluan. Surt1s & 60,
25H. g8tlfenS Il Gp.
20. ". Dearbura & Se
Pps"sa lSttotn pen Gem tnter5eidnefsn an Rem hin;.a.
ggIytt SPrad c auSae1teni
(Snt2Ss) oNoF"0V'i % Ppt-Sffce.
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@eiser uno sutdbtiger 8abrplau.
D. ytad Dem Wciten nrlO Siloen. -
Baltimore urD GhiOzGifenbahn.

an unp naG Dem 10. Wdi 1861 eebsn be 3Hes we fplst,
@un Gdmcen -Stltipn Baltimore; Der YDf;ug, S0nn,aes
ausseupmmeu, UNI 8 ufr so Matnutta @Ormittae0 nno Der 81.
pres,ua UNI 8 nbr A. Mlinmteu Naanittags. 8eiDs 3ase aetsn
mad aleu Gbeilen bs WeRens uap 9fprb-qGsftens In stretter
Qtnte.;
SIR W~egsBahasiere.
Naa alien gyniten sr,l0eu Baltimore mo 9hbmrat astras
mon ben $50 B1s 4nittag =8us. gaA aGtn 9uuttEn Swsf&en Graf
TOT uRb @arierSbufe cen $50 8crnl.- Bug pcn Baltimore.
Der 6reDertdzM ccpmmOpatipnS@3u
pertibi Baltimore fur 5rsbesif unc re caswtihen lie8enben
plate tdeltG UNI 4 uRr so Wltnuten SaGrtttass,- nit Nusaabme
cs SpnntGss, rnb srrei6t 8rebert6 I'm u, 40 1i. Abenos; rer.
iGst bet Der Hudtebr Trebertd am $50 Dprrnittags anp iaaat
tn Baltimore un 9 u. 80 10. I9tttaSsan.
Der Glitcptt' 81 Wetl8=N ccompbattcn8> 3ua
gait tdsltG mil Musnahrae ps Spnntnss Ete fo!Sti =
@erId6t @ameenrattCn rn 10 0ip9eus UNI uni 9.t5 Ra@ns.
Son GlfcStt's si1e UNI Z ,45n liz Wtcresns, 100 GaHnl.
yead) WaIbtn9tou mno Dem Siiben
ssten bic 3a8e I'm 20 anp $40 gprrtttaSs, fppie ua 3,45 unb
300 Nafntttc 8s.
&m SVnatr una 20 Dscrsene.
Son WaIbtn9ton
UNI rs unb TO @prnItrtass unp 80 uni 545 gaGna.
Gm ScnnIa9 MIR RoGntttagS I'M . $50
Ser swetts aaD picrte Bug pom Baltimore unr g~RaFRsa8tpn ses-
btneeu f6 NIT Ten 3u8en etr Mgnappgts Sabn.
Otr spette uno brittle Bug bait duf ptn 8gtfGe1fattgnen.
So gDeGen Gttess, Ausfuaft, GGbrt u. { 10. genpe man Id
On S. &. @a9larb, A9ent CT Der G:det.Ctfce, @arleen-
faura- SBnt. y. Smttt,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WaItmrte.
&. M. Gple, G~snsFaIsBtleseur. (@u16,jD
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

(Plaee and date) Sureties.
l nerety certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
\DLte) signature
For james, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having five persons on board: s
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Ia Stt helofpete1 Tetrntll1Bilabn1e.
IinmGRterer NIB Gfetfenhe iruten fetr pOrH6tts feu, eae lie TIRE
8tQette taufen unp fSGhu ~bieteben nur ron fUIGtn GnSefeaten
Seamten iaufen, pelae Ssn threm Gebalt lfben, n.tt aber rn
glatleru Ottr 8wtfbtntrdgeru, ea Gt frnn Ger Gefaor anssesst
Fub, belGDtrselt gu wernen unb tbr @eIb unhCnf G~useeeen.
Dur9fdhrt8zUiuette
aa@ dGsn 96slem bes gDeseus fnD gu pabtn bet
Gb. i. Silrebraret,
Wensrais @triaranfeu= Meent Der SGlttdtgts~ nlb
SEiN -Eir@AL~t~
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8cRtunmgen BON uuamarts, oenen Der gstraa
tn @rR-@tamPs b~etssfagt IL, tperDea prompt
beforsk.
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9aaO assarrants, assume Oea9fraee.

100 older %pertoulida gu soc. y Nder.
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uersSscrGT

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms,
9ip. 70 Seccnoifr,
Teuer=, Martmes unD Reconsideration
rIm0Ss@Umnaanien.
SiderIfe tlnO teitcite GOu1paglie.
8erItderun88z@cntp Der 8allep p. Birginten,
nr NIT s360,000 Capital.
2pn9bur9zV ltg8<@ou1p. .. 8irgiltien $
nit $500. 600 @apttaI.
MbentarlesB erIiherun05@ @onlp. i. Utrotnfer
El NIT $500, coo @apital.
@barter Safs8erfi6 Comp. bon 6artforb.
nit $3.50, 600 @GpitaI.
SecHrtth@VerItAerung8=@pr1p. BON y2eipe Wcrs
mt S270. goo Is tl.
8bSnirz8 e rfderunsSsGp n ). bon Nepsgsrf.
mt $500, 600 capital. ~
JeI olute@ Ser tderungSz@pmp. +. Netp=g)prf
NIT $27O, 600 @apttM. -
WGntanfsU erIt6erung8@gontp Is. 92etDsJl
nit $500, 600 @apitaI, of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Comp BON NetpsNor
nit $3.50, 600 capital.
Wercantile Wtutual Weartne.
nit 81 900, 900 @aptal.
Seretttt9te Staaten 2eben8zS erftneruno ,,
nit 81, $50, 972 @apttaI.
Nortbert N{1urance=@p u1p. r6ft Qotbc,
nit So, I94, III gopttar, 49,"
Se oben beaertten @cnpa9uteen fnb opn 6er qs,i8y.A.,
Sta1teS Ufarrlon6 dutbortirt unb [seHIirt. VIE
Oe BON BEN unterSetdueten repr6entrten Gs,,noorioe,
@trtld9 perfa96arss @aptaI sui pOaen oben 3 snoeae SSc,sI
Oe1ro9 eeramfirDrlth fr Die 3abtung BON 8erEufen. SoNV'
erlest. ESns >" q 0S 8 plltrttts
Treh. Iffnm, Surbeeor. VVEt
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6rt1cb nngefDmnaenc uei,e Iriebte.

Srtfcb 0n8efOnataenc ueue 6ricbte.
SCsben anaetnu,nen:
500 8uiDsl Ban3e grtien.
100 y g~olcgclte DO.
800 ~ g~efpaItene bc.
5000 Rhlnb 3tnieE.
100 3e3s GarIeg (eeribsheue 9uurueriD
500 plumb 9afer9rIees
so aees l8Gsen9res,i
40 = neAe DpG. 6dStHSs
90 . Sal5sSarbeltu,
80 Bores Gtmhuraer Ra1e,
10 RlbeI Sdbpet3er Rdfe,
peshe mir 81 ben bili9ien Wtorttpreieu at 2teberpers5us,
laien. NboeI 4 28tlbeImp,
Hpp1s 379 Neen= Balttmpt.tc.
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GOale'S OellerOerii9erangS : Qaeatur.
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY-sT
5Onle Sniurunce Comp. g. 81
StensrbareS=@epitaI 81 500, oo0.
oartfcrO 6euer 9niurance Gcmps
Nprtb American 6euer Snlurance Is c,,o
Stsnerbare8-@ $3.50, 900. f'
Gttp Se1er SnIurance Comp. 6artforS
Steuelbsres capital $3.50, COO
Yrooioence Walbingtcn Sniurance G,tnn
Stcuerbarss Capital 1913, 600 F'
G19eHtburn itne Sitter aler Nrt in Staet lrS yo,h ei. o=a.,x
H6ert. -" S'a'gtelt Jtaten Ser.
(AS6,6Wal Geo. b.. COale.
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glOrOlid)e GeutraI5Eilenbabu ~
~ 0erGn0erter Tabrplan. Ez&T
Mads 0em Weifen unc 9tcroen.
gSfufer=SgdbrpIoTt. E4.
iEAt 6SSFFSS AESA y
&inter~s Tabrpiait.

Nn umb mac, benz so. San. pernen tasit@ brsi Bulge 0Rf bieIer
Dabn In nadfp!genper @Bette %erpebtrt;
Der pph3u6 sebt tdsltf Omit Musnahnte bes SDnntaes) UNI
s ubr Is Min atOreens al na@ gittebur8. Gbicagr, gleveianb,
Gtucinuatt, ct. Qpuis unb aue IbetIe bee QDefens unc gprp~
pefens. GbeniU mad GtnurG, SufalU unD Gdnaba. gta9 Gm.
~uitsburs, gDrt, 9aneafer, @eebin8, gOttssiae, Ortnss, Dltas,
0eiIterslSwn unb @landefter, Wb. Wad5 &taMbersburg, Gar.
Esle unD Saeerrppr
Na6 Nen gprt uat S,15 IlVre nit nus tiaeu Gegreu.
nc hfsl. 70 btuia ue auf ieoer oncern Balm.
9eiiraoe tSnneu nit beiem 3u9e naG Detroit NIB Chicago ba
Naaara Stalls, 70 binte ais aHf lrgeno etner anoern 6abn fabrstl
Der y crf dec N ooattens5u9 ti9ltA (Sonntass aus
wv 80 yto6a. nat Yprf uto aGen Statloaen Der
QHefieru MarSlaIo eabn.
Der arrtkbur .AetOmpbattaN 80 u Q eabs tag.
IT'D (Ssnntass aHsgeapmntenj I'm 400 Ncdmtttaes at.
Efetfenee vpn ssalbtneica Wa5 feR Subeaf wehAe NIT DsTa
8uee I'm go Ntcrgens peer 3r20 9tafmilta9e tter anfsar-
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-31
GEN. FREMONT.

The bitter and relentless persecution
Of Gen. Fremont, while in close pursuit
OF the enemy, is without parallel. We
are no man vorshiper, and if, on trial,
Gen. Fremont does not show himself to
be the great general which his admirer,
have expected lie would be, We shall
gladly see him give way to better man.
We believe that he is prosecuted by pol
it:cians, who are jealous of him. We
think we had better determine whether
We have government able to sustain it.
self, before we begin quarrel about who
shall be President hereafter. At large
meeting Of the citizens of Davenport, on
last Monday night, resolutions were pass
ed strongly dcuouncing the Chicago Tt'.
b"ne, and other papers Of that class, for
their relentless opposition to Gen. Ere.
mont. The Tribune has Of late taken a
course to ALLEVIATE the good i'll of the
people Of Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IS

ioN' wv -
Inc war department IS preparing al
olhcia' iis' OF our losses at the Leespurs
pa'1ie' IL VIII De l"n''shea as soon al
! possiDie' out great oea' OF o'mcu''y /;
experienced 10 oo'a'h,ns com 'e'e rec
ora OF h'neo, "ouhueo ana ''S ing
A"o cneeA e"c'un'e''u a' i'essour-
h"s not a'She:f'ehe' '"e 9''''ohleh, II,
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-31
How Col. Baker was Killed

CO.. Baker, it seems. had "A present
mcnt Of his tate, aud a' early as Angus,
last said to Mr.. Gee. WILKES Wilkes,
| have some peculiar notions as to the
part au to pay in thl. eAtraoriiuary
rar and want You to bear in mind tia;
what | NV lay to v"a is not the result
Of an idle fancy or vague impression |,
i doubtful if | shall! ever again take my
sent in the Senate ain certain that
-hall not live through this war, and if
nav troops should shc W any wan, Of res
"lurIOn, hail fall in the IRIS. battle.
cannot atfOr1, after my career 10 Mexico,
and ~ a Senator Of the United States, to
turn ny face from the enemy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-31
Our Troops Withdrawn from the Virginia
Side. al Edwards Feuy.
EDWARDS FERRY, Oct. .;

EDWARD S FERRY, Oct. u
\ flag Of truce has crossed the river
to recover our dead bodies, and inquire
into the fate Of the missing. The bear
or OF the flag has no; yet returned. To
day rebel brigade was seen going in the
direction Of Conrad's Ferry. and d..ap-
peured behind the wood, where it j. said
there Is an earthwork mounsin. seven
guns This is between the river and
Le"sbnrg. two miles from Lees burg.
About the same time Gen. Abercron.
h'e sent word to head quarter. that the
enemy was advoncin. toward. his posi-
ton on the Virginia side from above and
below, and askn. for reinforccmcnts.-
Orders were issued to push over strong
tree to his relief Up to the present
"'4F ( ~ P NJ. no attack has been
maac. 80
Yesterday, learning that a large force
Of me enemy YVES approaching. and had
arrived at two points above and below tn.
Ferry, it was deemed advisable to with.
draw our troops from the Virginia shore
al Edwards Ferry aud Ilarrison's Islana
This was also necessary from the high
stage of the river.