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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02
Yag uHTTTEN RKAxE MHMG@~M&kM~
AgG1k0a or ENRRpk EaKn PLk00~

Yessarday tbs last <sevcntful sesnsa OF
this drama THE eight: between Heeaan ana
Saysrs) was brought 20 close.
Il may be remembered that soma few
weeks after the great fight, two belts we're
presented to tbs combatanls 1t the Alham-
bra Palace, Sayars receiving one " the
hands of tbs edstor Of WiLksss Spirit Of
tbs 7Eass, Heenan one at IKE hands Of
the editor of BellS Ltfs. AS the belts
were not paid for At the time Of presensar
iou, Keenan, weat homs without his
sxophy, rsfssairg 70 aaesps ID oas thAx ae-
eouus. and alshangh sams talk t0ak place
about II at shs tiznes II died away sall
Yesterday, when o large number OF the
sporting public assembled nc MessEs.
Deoenham Il Ssoxrss aaeEion rooms,
King street, Oovens Gsardan, in eoase-
quenee Of it being announced that the
bait of Heanan would be sold by public
auction among the stock Of unrsdesmed
pledges. The case containing the beds
was placed underneath the rossraEa OF the
anetfoneer, in morocco case, numbered
| lot 81, and the shield on tbs Aelt bore tha
following Inscription:
| Presented 20 j. G. Heenan, by =. s.
Bowling, ESQ.,, safsrss and editor Of Belly
Life IN Ioadom, May 80, 1860.
Upon the aacsioneer asking for bid
ding a representative Of . Monday sport
ling paper made an offer Of ten pounds,
which Was quickly ran up by two nors
newspaper proprietors and the ex-cham'
pion, Ben Caunt, to twenty nine guineas
Mem Mace, toe preseas champion, thaE
4 went on TO thirty-fse guinness the pro.
prietor of . cheap sporting paper left OF
1t forty-swo guineas.
Mr.. g. Newboid left OF at kfty gaiaeas
and il was knocked down 10 Ben Caual
* ftty-one guineas. -
There vas alse party from Ireland
but their commissions was ooibid.
The original value Of the belt was On
hundred guineas, and It's weight besweei
, fifty and sixty ounces. Loados Chrost
, irLs. n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02

4 n ORDINANCE

A N ORDINANCE,
a EStisasA &a oseatnanca fer the extension 81
Yailsy street 10 Washington Ayenus.
Re i Ordained by rhe CoEaaoa Coancil of the
Caky Of Coahcii BlaGs. Thai Ihg street EOS khoMn
a. EsAsy wsxaSs as sAgwa aapN Be Fsatsd sAs 3ll
Ess1& n Toe IA seszasz d wAsAI<s tan ~ shae,
al feslaws: Commencing al stone PLACED III fees
Eossh "a xhs w corner Of lot u blocx 10 In IN
Min aaatIan and running Ehencs % degrees, k&st
10 fe8A 10 stone placed upon the SoTsn hne OF
Washington Avenue and W ea3neT OF aSk In
Raasss sas Subdivision Of lot la
sac The above line shall Be tbs Rzst nne OF
sziA asseet EgH widkh sAall he 70 Ess&
APPaovEp, August ., 1881
LYsAaDER " Rabbit, GRyas,
" q GRAwFpap. City RseeEdsE.
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1 ORDINANCE.

4 Is ORDINANCE.
n EatiEled ordinance for the estaoiibh aenA
~ Harrison street and the grade tnereSn-
ne ii ordained By the Common Ceaneil OF the
City q Sganci RsagFs, TAAx Etgaes TO be esIisf
HasTIasu street shall be established as follows ;
TO commence A1 feel frem thH sorth East corner
af aarssa and MadIson street which point shall De
the inertia Rxat esEnaE af Grsen and Harrison EtE
and ruaning thahes sorth tsk dsgrses v est Via
fseS tAszca Moth n u degrees Vest 30 feet more
on lsas shsnee seF4h n degreea West SO feet Lo
the EsrsA line OF kns old TswR whscA ll1s shsl b
the East line Of said street aa KSaxs belsN ID 9e
AAc O. And be il farther ersalnea, That the grsdS
Of Haxrassn street. shAa Be establishes IS follows
At the IHncttaH Sf Green street to DO eS,s asss'
the plane OF references tAsaea 1900 Eee& with ~
aacaas Of III per hundred eaeyaiion 1909 fest frvS
arsaa s&sSex 81 a~ 8aacse sss BaaRe of rsfessz1s
\ ARpGdTEn, September o. 1851.
| EYsAEDKR W BAEnETT, Mayor,
" c. CRAWFORD, City Recorder.
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Aw 0aUgm...

sTATx or Iowa, AMIR 0xv's OFrfcE,
DAyKsroRT, Sept. 2, 1861.
To Oficers Of Companies md Recruiting
Officers
Tomeet the requisisien 81 The General
Gawernment, this Department wishss 10
raise 1900 men for Western services.
Asssast |, 100 men vii be nssasd Tor
Forts Leavsaworsh and Randall, and %
NEST this OIL, h u hoped thas she efissfs
and MAJ will make d pT6snps respoxse. Il
N. ID. BAKER, Adi. Gen. "a fowa.
- Stats papsrs plezse COPY.
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ATU1FCE.
" Notice 10 hereby givea thAt the aa1sE&GEa Cd,
COMMITTEES On Internal Improvement, viii TecelYs
seated proposals until September fTte, 1891, far
ennssz aSs as thai position af tbs si&s Hask author
ixed to be sMAsas apan sAs EasG side - Madison
sarssa--xset constrprtea By resident Lat owners
plans and specifications Of said WORK be OBJ
satnea as the cace of thSClty Recorder Proposals
VIII De LETT, with the City Recorder.
Jo8x q. LEWIS, ]
n. s. BATES, SCum1lttse.
JoRK HA@kEE,
;sazz-sllth, l&Sl ES.F
NakpzFsxI ple&ss copy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02

yHgaEFFss SALE.
- ny virsua OF an Ex ecatian 10 aas directed from
tie once Of the Cisxk Of the District GoRFt Of Pot
tawafsams roHnky, Iowa, shall pzosssd 70 eel OF
wednesday, the isth day Of ssptsnheg, a p, ls&l
hsseesa tbs h0REs 81 10 sssiask A. u eSsA escloes
REM, ii ss&S I'D s41a 20 @sssaasaeaAu eAaoAk p,
IL IN treat Of the CeaRty &FeAsarex's once, In shs
etEy OF Gsune4l Rans, tbs following described Rea
EssAss or TSA&c Bee6e, 70 wit
AT Of his Interest ia and to loa 100 In Original
sasu or Connc3l B4Uas EGwa.
Ts&ua - AAe RF9RSxH eElasse @ee~@ "a FAs&s ~
an Execaficn III egvur eg Ira FfstnsE
3. h CRAIG, sheriff.
By G. y. REED, Deputy Sheriff.
Oeancal BlnHs Iowa, August, 81, 1881.
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DIRECTIONS rs1R usIgG
g,oaberess Nal nm an Giiesa.

. Fss gsessmrass aseasy u syax the tsOs as IsI
Of ths toash Slateted, pFesstng hand sses As ~
repsst IL Sos cared. In ezErexae ezsss, vet a'tsI
viii the NAlzav saa coyex tar tooth sss ssEs- =
HeaAzarhs. txkka Es& tesaplaa and sgpy 81 Aas ~
md taxa frnsa $50 IL khfrkY arapk il AS& tSzS&
Of watsF swet&sue&s
FogErswp az& SORE InFnat, s&ke fTsR sf2 = - -
IN asyRa internally On ss&SF On in swssifsSs -
watsw n&the the Threat freely and hsaa % 80 r.
Fog HeAaarha, Rhgaan&tAsEa, Aeuralsits -, =
Or SIDE bAlhs freely with Balm 10 6issasA&'
axalfy taka inkerualiy. .,sr,
4 Eas Szgne Hatx ere rsFs Balm IN 6ilsSa - ,zss
81 wasas ana Aaux, 10 HsaEss paste, eoVsi ~
wfsh shs same Reg choIIs, take frs2 is- g. -
aregM In hat sAkex bztse khe se as ~ b
aannassi In ms Mbswe. tAs smaller aass, -..ssz
CAaiassu, and tbs iaFgss saz adalEs; vsf5 a'S'
10 "a ard easy anss taaess. r.asyt
Cagherass Balm In 11Ees& 10 harmless w.
Halrs In allsaa gives E&tlafaetIoa- ,ts
Eaogaswho have uswa Bslsa In ailsaa VI"
wttatoM4 IT,
Aagnts wamt@i. Per tsxaas, asarsss =.
s c. s. CuLERAT
Ne. ia boath Yeaxth street Phi sasFs - &
wHeN n DFasrs sent ay Express 70 az =
sa@ ffnaass gsaasa 81 she sA~Ftest Bnti1e.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02

- a m ssssss~rfTw zsssss
II zsvSa That the aess rawa-
- -. - - - ~ fer she anal
ssAs - ~ 80 a aanstaIr ass
- - = - - Sstsa7 huens Of Cosnky
- ~ - asirkae Nilta In Enax Town
80 - - - 81 nsckiaaz "a m assA nc
$50 49, ii ssdx NesEIpa n 80 n 10
= - - - zsrsss = 80 naavsxs and best
49,. g go FL - soxsn.als asaIa
.s - - - = = .ssI arss - rsay1lss euf
sa.,.asa - aIassa - - aaTssIaFa - tha aaza4
II - - %FgX S%s%sfsSnM s NA
~ A ss3sAs w $50 - = = = mTTnnxssu
rS ~ = W. u m ssSsassxfsssss
49, $40 sass sw
1sss. 80 -z@--s~
- : : 1919 II FaAAAy
u - - - $3.50 zs,as sh.4 tha ass6 Yxss-
g - - - " III 81 - ~ ~ ;ssi
- = - 49, sn-,,5s5ksos AZ n pa.sssr snd
- - - xaszzezk AZ a Ggunts
49, - s...ss a. yIiaas N Istss In osaser
foNaasR fssFa y q 80 - .
- - r. - = y - - n " "a
- - y = 49,, sssss nsaS ls.ssnw ~ sa9 q
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1goUrRv nv 4 TAX PAyER.

Editors Baale VIII yoa inform me
whether the w. w. Wilson, who Is a
candidate for Representative, 10 the same
w. w. Wilson, who acted as Deputy OF
Clerk, Ia the County judges ofhces whea
the Poor Farm was purchased BY D, 3.
Eyes Also whether he 10 the same man
who went TO Des Moinea and procured the
passage Of an Act legalizing the swim
dliug purchase oil the farm before men
toned, by which car county was SWIM
died out Of neaE &5 ,o0os
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LYsANpMn W. aAKMxTT, MagsF,
W. a. omAwruMD. Escsraaf.


Maiea 10 aarsey gissa sh3t sAe Hoazd 81 szgsxvAs-
era, u PoskxwMts&Mis suazass. ars asw Feeay 20
ezrfses zsiss 10 ska Kvsa ssf4issa Of swasap I'D
nvsx604n6 xAnds In sz1& eeaaxy &ksa hes&srs q
saxke psy1Hlxx u sAx nruf>sx akaSaat, int ne
Csassy Tfe4sNxy, aA III hexsrs me LIST day "a 4AHa
essy. "a M aszsF ct tbs Baards
' u. n. MuMDzGKs G8axN. X
csssusss wuRk 5HaT 3asAx - sgsS &zsA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02
Jury HOTEL,

VIII no1ELg
: .Anznassos8aay. Couasal Bssfa tsps 4.
T. Il. DgG4T, PROPRIETOR
E$agTsvsl eTS Ein and ii cory ealsnt 70 taGs u C
sss ii sAe City Hotel for all po!atS S@Eth, soata
East ard west. Thlk house has been lately astsd
Ux and is nsw one Of the BEST Hetaas In the city
Beard 81 90 per dag OF O., 20 per week. Good
StahEing Ast&chsd TO The Motel.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02

"a. gRAL,g APPOINTMENTS.
- Y.,,rm NkAE Democratic canaidate
for Congress viii address, the people Al shs fos'"T
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02

FN&suLvgD,
II Ry ths Common CaaAeii Of the CITY afr
60 Maas, Iawa, that 0xRszs Of l0ts on ~. Or
sIa 81 Msdisaa Street be re4a.rss Ia Alai
ada Sslk 90 said street eoInnseacing Al 49,
&sz sxgsndaas On sAia Madison Street [, so
side u Lob No. 60 Middle par al salt s ~
Strsss said side van 10 be c&Astrrscts5 - -s'sa
wood tafan$f ore and q half 3nrhsa thst s-'ss-
espss@tse. ap6a hard wood ST Inxsrs b., -. ~
fwS ~ faur iEaThss, said YAH 70 be fgy, so s%aa
wss&Aass we EAss sfae Of said SaR sk,p 4. ~. u
$50 fssa sxona West aide sF said lots r., =, $40
saa0 Maasass street. and the owner - .,P ~
TIE a&ss side OF said A&alsoa Street vftls. ~
limits herein described, arg hereby 80 VS.
are require toosassEaes ssiaevxik sograsE 80
EpscaaIsitrz1E Axad n sonfVrntfT vita a. s S.As
4 I'd Grade Of said Street, within ANY 80 a.
tea pssbsAcasiou Of this resolution or tsa 81, &c
/ MAJ "a szasfzsassza sE Lhs Gltg Of Guzsgl -
1 sssd the sxpsnSs assessed 10 the repecllTp I,t1
A0cpts4 S1na 4. 1851.
4 60 j tLxsAEDKR ", nABKIrr, MAJ
w. .. cRAwFoRD, CITY RecsEdsT.
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speaking win commences 1t = aeaSS@' e. ~| !
cags Al nsaaEaE catys sasEa y wih e0Sas@2~$s -
n =
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". @. CRAwFoRD, City Reee

| r ATssT pEsPArCHi
All peraans iaasstea 10 Pssasr h s&seeyn
etsh&r hs AaGe Aneoaa1s are fequesS ID 70 sail and
settle she sSrae with the uTderklxa9d before abe
18th Of September otherwise il wiIl be lssa In tbs
| hands u IA sGxtcex fer collection.
| N7 EE sARBoRN.
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SyrgAYgD OF srofxR.

xyTRAYED on gTOLgH.
= On Asnaay, June sra Seas - ~,
nre~& sTaess aaa of the horses ia Ekrst saai
the ekhsF assnt zen years old. Oas a a. ist
hss white star Ia the forehead ana a.. ~et .tl
hiad foot, tAa, ethsrr has o. grsy asfesk --is
fses dbsfaa Fe~aTd will be pAia for n. lie
~ lzsssssas "a azss taEaFmatioa vida vf1t III
| o. sy Hecosssy. -. SILL q BowES
| ~ 3aAAas '@@ @Aa@E ~AA@" A~s@ a0SA Steam NILE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02
PILE. FIsTULA, STRUCTURES

Although the above complaints differ ~ 81 p,
EhsiT origin aBa nature, yet they al reqG' >, T.,
tEeEtment Many Of the ~uFAi cases q ,,-s -
eases, wii yield In comparatively xkoJ ss.,, 4
time whsn this Ointment Is diligently yreA~1 ~.
| the p&rts affected, even afIsr Every otbs- -,
have failed. Ia all serious ElaGdIss the P,I!t s.,
se taksu IN accordance TO ghe printed iartTD.ts.,
| accompanying each box
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I 3 fss ,Ap10uRMkp aRgTEAas
vYsc THR TAX PAYERS or CouRETL aaugMs
4 IL Gssiea is hershS givsas 1hat "a me ID asT
81 Aagust 1881 shs Canaxsn csancaI Of the sty ps
geanea RazfEs Will ausas " ssex r. M % saEsa@
lsss eurrscs knA eaaiArsn tns city AssesssAe0s @t
skS saar lisa az which tame ali EsxEana exxssse4
- ssA assesszssas via es beard, zna III psSsesss
sxs uekxkez to sAgw sAazs, II ans ssA&y have, wAY
IL ssfa 1ssea~asaR skeHla be sissrse. ans way u
shsusa act be eonarEnsd. tss@<ask fill
M sssaeT as shs CaanHaa Geuneals (
W. @. CRAWFORD. ESss &eeeFdess /
m Ess0LvKD, M I
IN nv sha Camnann E@ansal Cd shselag Of csun-
ell nauaRs that the resolution gsiatsss 10 the or
skgne4lan "a aide WALL, Co gs East side Of Ms4ir
son street, aaspss& Ssas Tsas 1851, be 30 znasssa
as 10 psrmis and Fsgasfs sAat ssid side VAR b c-
arrested 80 a. 20 esmkorm 70 the aAiagss saTtaea ez
tbs grsasa aa saia street szz tast TIE pasnk shat
ss lala ieaEzA.wsse tnsss2a u cFoss~sias. ~ re-
aalxsz y seiA rsE13atsaz I'D s4xs Nc SAID skss
was1 - At&144M En<te4 - - 4*A{kts@ q Dc
Csssssss IL 81 fS7srsal IL f5Sszakdas
ADosrxD, JRly ss, l0ea.
IYBAMuME W. MAKMxTT, Mayer,
xM "A Waegsxe4nws y
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Tso ghs Sens and DmmxhIsnE
T. A @aAE&xasa. .

: These khang4 ne prove an the spss asA =
year eyes, eaiy bring Oh yuas easea.
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the Issue, are secretly aiming at, and Wig
orously paving the way for, a monster
Military Dsspotism, TO superceds our Re-
publican form of government; while their
national allies; the self-ssyled 'fUnion"
party, agreeing with them, that our very
existence as nation depends upon the re-
sals, boldly proposes the alternative OF
| accepting the British flag in exchange for
the Stars and Stripes, with the yoke Of
foreign despotism for the neeks Of the
American people
We deny the dogma, thai the question
Of government or no government" de-
pends upon any accident or any eontin-
gensy growing out ii the erisis, fsarfaf1H y
| il IL, into which We have been plunged BY
the madness and folly Of our rulers. W.
sparn with soorn the propagation, IN any
evsns, for oar people TO become the vas.
sails to Grsss Byisain % any other foreign
power. We assert and viii maintain
that In any contingency, Lee whas mas
Ibe the result Of this war We wllI yH hoUs
| gopernmsas = Repabaic0a govsrniasni
| with the Constitusion Of the United State
~ iss basis, aad the Stars and Stripes .
iss -honorsd. glorioas bannsr Of I'm
i ion and Liberty.
TO secure thia great ohiecs--so aver
sha great calamity With which We an
shreatensd by corrupt dsmagoguss-ts
preserve tho Consultation and mAinaaan -
govsrnmsns Of eas 4Athszs and 20 vindi,
le&ss sAAs gaoxioas old aas sHd1k whasl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-12
Gen: Fremont at Cincinnati

: At Cincinnati, quite an extensive pro-
gramme had been gotten up to give com
plimentary demonstration in Gen. FIRE.
mont't behalf but on his arrival there,
he e-declined to accept Of any ceremonies,
and proceeded directly on his journey
The Commercial says :,>"He displayed
good taste and sound ju lgment, and made
many friends Though thousands turned
out to see him: all acquiesced iu the propri-
ETY. of bis conduct, aud those who are most
friendly to him, arc better satisfied than
they would have been with the finest recep-
ton ever given public man."
The Gazette says "One case, in partic-
ular, we observed A man whose deter
Gination to shake the Generals hand was
unconquerable, enjoyed the distinguished
privilege while the wheels of the car were
10 motion. a. friend reminded him. that
he might possibly get run over, and get
one Of bis legs summatily amputated. 70
which he replied, "I don care" I'll go
oneSleg on Fremont anyhow:"' ....v''..s'9 -, 49,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-12
What Minnesota is Doing fol-
the War.

The Third Regiment of Minnesota
fine looking body Of men, as are those Of
the lst and End regiments, which chal.
lenged the admiration of our citizens sew.
eral weeks ago-passed through this city
this morning, en- route for Kentucky.
This is the fourth regiment that Mime.
sofa has now in active service, besides ono
cavalry company which is at st. Louis,
and one company of sharp-shooters in Ber.
dams regiment at Washington. These
four regiments are distributed as follows
LIST, on the Potomac, End aud Sd in Ken:
lucky, aud the fourth is garrisoning Fort
Smelling and the Forts on the Minnesota
frontier.
In addition to these, Minnesota has
contributed about 500 recruits to Wiscon-
sin and Iowa Notwithstanding in all
that the State has thus tar sent into .th e
field about 4.800. ~.. ,:.= F.. 80.
Two full artillery companies Of $50 men
each, and two cavalry companies, are now
organized at Fort Smelling, awaiting or
ders-in all about 500. An Irish Brig
ade, to be called the 9th regiment, and a
regiment of Mechanics Fusilecrs are now
forming in that State, and will, we ere as
sured, be rapidly filled up. With these,
Minnesota will have raised nearly 5000
men for the Government, When we re-
member that her whole population is less
than 100000, and that her quota called
for is only four thousand, it must be con.
fessed that this vigorous young State of
the North West is doing nobely, and bet.
ter even than her older Sisters, all of whom
are doing we'll Chicago Journal.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-12

been despoiled. "'; .'1 .:
SEQ. Seward by order of the President
has issned instructions to Gen. Mcclellan
to see to it that fugitives are not only not
arrested, but that any parties attem pting
to: arrest them or abridgc their liberties
shall be themselves arrested instead of the
fugitive slaves. ~" .. -'4.' 81 - r.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
regulations that agents are to be appointed
BY the Government to secure and prepare
for market all cotton and products coming
within the limits Of our arms in the Sece-
ded States. The negroes are to be vet to
work to gather it, aud are to be paid rsgu,
lar wages, and to be fed by provisions ta-
ken from rebels; if there is any de6cien-
oy it, is. to be supplied by tho Govern
ment. tp,,'': - .''. = -;
Senator Wilson has introduced a bill to
punish officers or soldiers of the army who
shall return fugitivcs from slavery.
=. =" CAIRO ILL.,, Dec. S.
Special dispatches in the Memphis pa
pers of ths I'd give an account of great
battle at Morristown, East Tennessee, be-
tween the Federal forces under Parson
Browulow aud the rebels, fought on De-
eember lst, in which the Federals were
victorious. The rebel dispatches call it
the drst Union victory Of the war;
Brownlow bad 5000 men. The rebel
force was not ascertained. The route of
the rebels was total.
Gen. Trevassant, OF Memphis, calls
upon every male citizen of the State to en-.
roll, and threatens all who do not with
death.
New YORK, Dec. 5.
A dispatch was yesterday received
from Washington, ordering the 18th reg
imentSof New York Volunteers, Colonel
Dodge, to proceed to Fort Pickens.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 5.
Gen. Halleck has ordered that all reb.
els found within our lines disguised as
Union men are to be shot. Persons not
commissioned or enlisted in the service Of
the so-called Confederate States. will not
be treated a. prisoners of war. but pun.
ished as criminals and be shot or less &C.
verely punished according to the rules Of
war. And that as thousands of Union
men have been pl3ndered and are now in
this city, that they be qu.rtered on avow.
ed Secessionists.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-12
EARNS

crossing them ia tie dark was attempted
70 be accomplished beore daybreak.r In
addition to this service the regiment fur.
nishsd sixty-Ave men to man tho boats
for theipurpsoe Of crossing the other troops
horses and guns. ,,,y,.,.I =, .,...r T..
With great labor and in perfect silence
this trying task was fully and satisfactori-
ly accomplished. Not = pound Of public
property, either Of provisions Or ammuni-
ton 'or anything else was left behind. but
every man, musket, kuapsack, cartridge
and ration which could be found was car.
ried over by the boats, and details OF men
from this regimentin addition to their owu
property, loaded into the boats and sent
over considerable quantities Of provisions
and cartridges which were found to have
bsen:left behiud by Others; We destroyed
nothing. -: ..'",: .5'r.~:'' 'c.:.'.'.' :
+. AS the first streak Of dawn made its ap.
pearance, Minnesota again alone, with
Gen. Stone, stood upon the Virginia shore,
and everything else having been placed
on board, the men were ordered to follow
I coveted the honor to be the last man up.
on the bank, but the gallant General would
not yield his place and / obsyed his order
to 90 on board leaving him alone. ,..
What cau l say for the men of Mime
sofa, more than that for those few days Of
hardship and toll they proved themselves
worthy of their State, and Of the fame they
have acquired for her! Patient, bold
.obedient, orderly and disciplined.
claim for them the titles OF veterans.
have the honor to be with respect.
Your obedient servant.
N. j. T. DANA,
Col. Commanding.
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REAL. ESTATE. AGENCY,
ii. ~ ~, : is$ila! i~Sli ~:
81. CLOUD, -: MINNESOTA.

TkIINslvE Explorations Of Land in thi'
III District subject to private entry, and long
oxpssisnss in Land Office ebusiness, givsthe I'M
dsSsignsd peculiar advsnta in the selection o4
isnd shd thS loestion u Land Warrants. -
LAND WARRANTS for sals it . small 3D.
vance. On, Nsv York Priees.1, ...;;..
C4Xt1stld Pin: :Emption cases prosecuted BE-
1ssG GlNS IDEAL and GSneral Eand Office. -
A0ssss3on'pAid 10 the payment OF taxes III
3s1Aoq, sGAsfburns, NorfisoncGnd ssssrns
'AsunNls.ii.noa tastsib =. .ntoga au.3!N -,soI
\. Tay.9s llss M isr sele ~ -. Cloud; u, "a 9
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n T. RY W. WEARY
CARRIAGEMAKER.

HAVE removed to my new shop,nsar the
Bridge, whore / an prepared to do all kinds
Of work in the Carriagemnking line. Wagons,
ssrriages and sleighs made in neat and sub
stsntial manner st low rates. Particular It.
Souti0n paid 10 repairing. v3-n11
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IL t,.i1A.t T. UPHAM, Il:
SURG Ron" DENTIST, -.
ST. CLOUD, ~" MINNESOTA.

DIR. W.B.' sIMONTON, - =.
DEspBcTFULLY ts.d,rs his Professional
hServiess to The Citizsns Of st. Cloud and
Vicinity 9>.sr aij D, j. .>t9;l-IEt ,i,.tA; !"
Residsnss, Lower Tewn. second house south
x:.t q R.yins, formerly occupied BY Mr..
e3rr.rts,al.satt attention sIitv1.n .to op.r.ti,.
6ur3try:as ,H@".= -! vo2-nlOy *1;5
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= Txo can i make loye, bit 'iidk itisdkes t.,see
70 make Wedding.-And 6!l this column.
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H O M A SION e s i.
.u BLACKSMITH. "

AILL kinds 'o1 work done in the best posi-
H. hls manner, PARTICULAR attention given
e horse and o4-shosins, plow work, andre
R:,1G q =, %..ia ii1a: saop II S.s ..m' building
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JAMES M. MoKELVY,
ATTORNEY L COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ST. CLOUD,
Lower Town.
WIN make collections, invest money, buy,
sell or losn land Warrrants; aad enter purchase
o. dispose Of Real Estate. ,,,.
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n. @. WAIT

Dssls, IL Foreign and Domsstie Exchange,
II EEP Land Warrants constantly ON hand
Il and for sale at small advance from New
York prices, Collections made, Exchange
Ct. Cloud, July 28th,' 1861. :: sug2-3m