St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
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Coon FOR Nav YokK.-A Southern merchant
wrote lately to large firm in New York, re-
! questing list Of the names Of those who sup
ported and sympathized with the, movement
against the South - The New Yorker replied
by sending through Adams &. Co.'S Express,ia
copy Of the City Directory" 49, ..:!
srurExDous.-The Richmond Enquirer says
! that one hundred thousand F. F. VS. will be sup
piled BY Virginia alone 10 repel the Yankee in
vaders, and that conquest will be impossible.
Pile it on, Mr. Enquirer. pile it on; hut when
you next tell US the story. ju.t add another
! cipher AID make it a million. '...:,
THE REBEL Loss AT Guar LEs1ox-A native
: Of Vermont, residing in Charleston wrote TO
his father in Windsor county, w., that in one
night after the attack on Fort Sumter, be as
sisted in carrying more than tro hundred dead
bodies away from the Floating Battery and from
Cumming Point Battery, From the testimony
Of many Witnesses. i, appears certain that the
accounts Of the attack ton Fort sSumter sent
abroad lily the authorities Of South Carolina
were false in regard to both the living and the
dead ,..t..>, 49,.
Coop JoKE ON ARKAxsAs.-The Weekly
Planter, published At Napoleop, Ark, abiding
to the news just received, of the accession :of
Virginia. says :-"0n tho reception of the
news At this city The battery fred salute of
eight guns-one for each seeded State, and
also, one for Arkansas, which, when the match
was applied, '6zzled'" Just like Arkansas.
Two NINE 1xcH |columbixds. Weighing 70.
600 pounds were sent fr~m the ,Gosport Navy
isrd yesterday. a'd Wild this morning pass on
to New Orl ans. per the Southside and Virginia
and tt nnessee roads. They5will be used for
the defence of the harbort Of the Crescent Civ
|-Petersdurg Ezpress, 3d.: : an :'.@ 49,.
Who paid for the above or did they always
belong to Virginia? Somehow or other, Viz
ginis has alv avs been under the impression
that she osoned this Government, but will soon
discover her error. Ph'zadelphia Inquirer .,
The Eleventh Indiana Regiment, (col Wal
lace's Zonaves. were presented. with two silk
flags at Indianapolis on the 9th, one by the
ladies Of indianapolis and the other hy the Ia
dies of Tsrre' >Hnute. After the presentation
ceremonies, the whole Regiment ,knel, down
and took the oath to protect the American flag
and avenge hewrong done tbs Indiana volun.
teers by Jeff. Davis at the battle of Buena Wis
t.. The Seventh Regiment. (Col. Dumsnt's.
was also presented with silk aae BY the ladies
MvRE REPuDATJox.-Mrs,G Governor Pick
| ems, Of S.uth Carolina, was educate 1T the
Moravian Female Seminary. At this place, and,
we are Informed, that the expenses incurred
for her education, are due the In.t;tut;on this
eoy !so T6at iswhaIs WEI call tlie most shameless
repud iaaion q sh6assSble debt on record
L<hs,44 Vsihy tP.sa zzss.', ,4th instant. t1:|:s
Tas Jokabs Tiss D sAsos Quite a faction.
excitement {wastS sSAled 1t Willard's Hotel. ii
WsshiAglae tAea o1hef day, by the subjoinet
startling, If true" despatch. from sCape Hat.
teras Light THE United States ,aeet .ha.
just passed, under sail and steam, hesdina
North, and closely pursued by the Charleston
Floating Battery. ''-Bak. Sun.o :',~:-.~>#. =:
! '.SrRucK" VoLuNrEhR.-A rember Of thu
Cleveland Greys, writes: IAN through Penn
svlvania the ladies' treated US like brothers =
| This afternoon. one If. the fair daughter. ot
Lancaster. worked my initials on my blanket
while stood by and--talking about the wealth.
er, etc. don't know, but it seems. 10 me- l
never 'elt towards any person Is do towards
her !''--FAila. lnqxtvsr.5><} non ,Et Ut
We should like any mortal man to see and
converse with the Pennsylranis ladies' and not
be ''struok. When he is found just pass hi
around. ti.:Is N'", !" a2;;:u 1>>y ! -: jss;.
A NOBLE ExAxrLr.-Company n. Of the
Eleventh Massachusetts, on Monday last, to.k
the oath Of total abstinence, and signed the
temperance pledge. 4 od3 H'-FrH a4;nf!t
t'ACocKNEY's 1oEA or rms RsBeLs.-They
are ready to sacrifice themselves ON the ;hAlte,
Of their country. ---Boston Transcript. i! ..t
What .Nsxr' Pryor, in speaking Of Yancey
the other day at Montgomery, characterized
him Is the Patrick Henry Of this Revolution (!
Can't they pick out some other fellow and dut
him the Washington! or. does JEFF Davis .sp,irr,
to this proud station! .92lys:
TIE following is the amount Of food cooked
daily for the, Minnesota Regiment At For
snelling:-4'' bushels potatoes; thirteen K
fifteen hundred hum pounds Of peef; 80 pound'
pork; 1900 loaves bread; 2s) gallons coffee
| 240 pounds sugar; ITO pounds butter; on,
barrel dried apples, So. :'>:.t. ~ nv 4"ay
-''DorsrlcKs"issan officer in the celebrated
Seventh Regiment, New York, He expects L
ind his old friend ..Damphool' in III, s,l .ce,
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