The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-27
Deeded here at once wi. am unl.iou &C. Tor a. lmme

needed here at once with unitiou &C., for imme
We call for the mon forthwith We cannot now 60 into
this horrible details OF this wholesale IL Is
Than your Imagination picture. Send Us the
men and the equipments.
My wife and family doubtless the hands OF these
miserable devils. Dr.. Humphrey and his vie were
burned ur. Brown county above New uim, has been in
vsted, but informed that the citizens have
T. G. GALBRAIrH
FROM THE sHERIFF OF BROWN COUNTY TO GOVERNOR
RAMSEY.
To THE GOVERNOR TITg SrATB op NISSEs0rA-
The Sioux Indians have commenced war. This
ing the Agency at Yellow Medicine and Redwood were
destroyed. 9hen IN attack made the settlers
that part OF the reservation lying Brown county and
on some inhabitants bordering the reservation killing
party OF about twelve men were going ont OF the town Of
New Um 10 recruit for Milford township When they
reached tmbered point about six miles from town,
three men were killed and two wounded and the others
made their escape They not armed at all. Now,
SIR we are not strong enough TO protect our lives against
the numbering bands OF Indians Therefore request OF
y0o TO send least thousand men, well armed
only to Defend but drive back murderers
Elements either 10 have strong force detailed TO this
county TO bold these Indians their reservation kill
them all at once and that would be tho best The Sheriff
The people here intend 70 xiii any ba wearing and
bearing Indians who step into Brown county. and
killed will not permit any INDIAN except civilized Indians,
to show himself within our lines, without being re-
uneSA the WnOe Dal0 3 CeuV0reQ 10 u pun
islnsnt. II was as am informed, Wabashaw's baud,
negro leading them, who committed ths murders.
CHARLES ROSS. Sheriff Of Brown county.
10 Governor RAMSEY.
TIE LATEST NEWS.
The Clara Hine, which arrived last night, brought
persons killed at the Agency. Among those reported
killed ut the Agency arc George Gleason formerly Of this
Governor sibisy was at Belle Plain. yesterday morning.
and was moving forward as fast US possible.
Captain Straight OF shakopes, with fifty Of his recruits
has, nctt r<io cd hurn Onf
Glencoe Is not CONFIRMED
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR TO THE PEOPLE
or MINNESOTA.
EXECUTIVE CH1aBER, 81. PAUL, August 81, 1862
The Sioux Indians upon western frontier have risen
In large bodies attacked tho settlements, and
dsrng men, women and children. The rising appears
concerted and extends from Fort Ripley TO the southen
boundary Of the State.
In this extremity, call upon the itia OF the valley Of
the Minnesota and the counties adjoining the frontier 70
take horses and and equip themselves, taking with
ihem subsistence for few days, and at report,
expedition nhvng up thu Minnesota river ~ the
OF hostties. The officer commanding the expel
ton has been clothed with full power To provide Tor ali
oxigenCies that may arise.
Measures win be taken to subsist the forces 80 raised
This outbreak must be suppressed, and Ii such manner
will forever prevent its repetition.
earnestly urge upon the settlers OF the frontier that
while taking all proper precautions for the safety OF their
families and homes, they will not give way any unno
cessary alarm A regiment OF infantry together with
three hundred cavalry have been ordered to their de-
fence and with the volunteer troops being raised
danger ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
EXPEDITION FOR THE SIOUX WAR.
Colonel Robertson has been directed by Governor Ram
to notify all persons having saddle horses In this
county to furnish their horses, appear with Thorn
carly possible this morning. on Third street below the
company repair Immediately to the defence OF the
frontier, which is now being devastated by the sioux
Indians. Each horseman will provide himself with
blanket, &c. and if he has any also rations for
himself and oats for his horse for one day.
Ono hundred wagons will be needed 70 transport ra
TONS baggage, NC. TO Fort Rdgey and the
Of the Indian depredaons. Colonel Robertson is also
directed by Governor Ramsey and Colonel Nelson to
hire press all the teams and wagons in the city
CURED for this service. All persons having teams and
wagons directed to appear early possblet this
morning. the streets in the vicinity OF tho Winslow
House. Every team viii provide oats for five days. and
rations for teamsters for or two days.
The government will pay all charges.
Colonel Nelson will leave the fort to-day with six hun
drod infantry for the Of whom the wagons above
mentioned are required.
TROUBLE WITH THE CHIPPEWA INDIANs-REPoRTED
SHOOTING OF HOLE-IN-TKE-DAY.
There reports OF serious outbreak among the
Chippewa Indians II Is said that plan was laid by
thom TO capture Mr.. Walker the agent and that he
ceved Information Of 1t in time TO get out OF their way
IL is said that he thought would be piece Of bril-
liant strategy take ebay hostage the
good conduct Of the Of the tribe and that Holen
the-Day got wind Of this aad attempted to escape with
OF his wives. Ho crossed the river, and when he
arrived the opposite bank the soldiers who de-
drew his pistol according the report OF the soldiers,
and cred and was answered by volley. He fell and
rising imped few rods and fell again. and was removed
by the Indians.
News Of this aair and other indications Of troubs was
despatched Indian Commissioner Dole and Superntsnd
Thompson, who encamped short distance from
st. Cloud and they immediately broke their camp and
came into town.