St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

peutlSu VIII ~e,AtTlOIQ1Qary energy. - fftS
t1ousand could pc rendezvoused Il Go,
lumbus within Aassweck; If preparation,
were ready sss
ANA.-The Hoosiers are not@be
hind the Buckeyes. "Never." saws til
Indianapolis Journal Of Monday. the I 9th
was there seen in our city such display
OF wild enthusiasm as on Saturday night
AT an immense meeting. measures wore Ia
kon for Che formation Of a company Of Ay.
ing artillery
Mortonhasm ade arranesmeasl
with proper authorities tor have the State
1tuRPliad With 5000 stand ei pf sggns shd sey
At Lafayette, on the 18th, two compar.
les of@infantry were formed in half IN
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INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE Bank
of the State of Indiana has rendered tina
Government all the money that may be
necessary for present exigencies Indiana
quota OF troops to sustain the Government.
The first regiment Of Indiana volunteers
will leave here. to-morruw fer Washington.
Captsin dliller's company, from Lafuy.
cite, arrived here this afternoon. Ii The
Montgomery Guard from Charlottesville,
and the Washington Guards from Madison
will arrive here tonight. -Four conljpan.
les are now encamp"d ON the State Fair
grounds. Five Or six companies will come
Dispatches from half a, dozen leading
towns advise Of q most vigorous enroll,nent.
llLlNols:-ln Chicago, between fifteen
and sixteen hundred men are ALREADY on
the muster rolls The Tribune says that
although Illinois has been drawn on for
only six regiments, the call will soon be
doubled or trcbled. The citizens arr raj
sing a fund to meet, contingent, expenses
Of the companies until the State shall make
provision torothe same. ,.1,,-. -, .i,.. 3,ft2 >
IowA.--Ihc Burlington Branch of the
State Bank will advance to the Governor
such sum; Of money as. he may require for
the equipment and preparation Of the reg
lnent callcd for by the President Of the
United States. Ditto the Davenport
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Governor Kirkwood is at Davenport
Fhe Davenport City Artillery have teu-
derod their serves to the Governor and
have been accepted.
M'cn'GAN.-At an Informal meeting at
Detroit on the 18th, G.yernor Blair pre-
siding, it was rcsoktd that in order to ex.
pedite the equipfne't Of troops required
from Michigan, to raise 100000 ~ pri-
vate subscription. "A large proportion Of
the amount was subscribed on the spot, and
the balance will be raised immediat.ly.-
Gen Cass responded literally. !'s,ss.:1
+. WlscoNslN.--The capital ears the ban
ner. Milwaukee must look tn her honors
n special dispatch to the Sentinel states
that the widest enthusiasm prevails at
Madison l." >.u.H - -: .r'.e. ~
1.-THE Governors Guard appeared to a
man in, tr.ot Of he Executive Chamber o,
the 18th, aud rendered their services, and
were accepted as the FIRST Company en-.
rolled. = - -. =
"The Madison Guards and many other
companies have rendered their services -
There will be more men offered than can
be accepted. .'%...' -. -: ct: -. ,:%7.l
"Attcr the final adjournment, the mem.
bers aud crowd assembled in the Assem-.
bly, Chamber, when the Star Spangled
B amer was sung with the most Intense
enthusiasm aud feeling, clergymen, women
and children participating, and closed up
with cheers that shook the building"
! NEw YORK, April l9.-The gunboat
Pocahontas and transport s.e,mer Phila-
delrhia have sailed tor Norfolk. ;.
The entire lst division NUMBERING
1000 men has been offered to the Cover.
nor to beready to march Ut an hour $ no.
tice. Excitement among the military at
the Baltimore news is great s@f'T 49,
The Chamber of Commerce resolved
that the Government should issue prvc.
lamation that all privateering under Da-
Wis commission be dealt with as pirates,
and Immediately blockade ever southern
port: >.@" " ",}S''' 5"*'"7' 2"s o"E2i
1922 ,000 was subscribed at the meeting
Of the Chamber of Commerce in aid Of the
volunteers; They appointed commission.
ers to take up Government stock. ~
Delegates from sixteen Life Insurance
Companies mt to-day and recommended
to several Boards % assure the risks OF the
assured entering upon the Naval and 9th
or SERVICE Il :'..' :, slH*5, -:
f. Washington dispatches say that he re-
{belli'n il very formidable. Several North
cru men have been expellsta from Rich
imo"d, narrowly escaping with their lives
Ahe Confederate flag was flying. = shcr
ratd Clemens assieid there as 4 prison
er. Commodore Paalding says the Cos
! port Navy Yard can be held against 10,
! 90 men. II flIst
~ ~ dispatch from Wilmington to tn,
! Tribune says it il in:ormed by mee.rcllla,nr
captain direct from Pensacola, that i or
Pivkeps now contains 800 men, with seye,
vessels laying outside. A large number q
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