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Dr. SmaDne's

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PHILADELPHIA.
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fuS, Dpnnerias IT, Samfta9. laia
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Nnftimnre. hon 23. S111i1 laRo

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brinoen. nc o~teleIben roa ben Ooit0ren proofs nnb Sptno
unteriuht unb I'M Dieuf etu9eihUDren perbeH. @rCSerteen
Qroptionen. Wiebl nnb ancere 9ebenSbebirfnIlYe peroe" Sn
8etrag ener boIben WeCnatS. 9Sbnung BON SuttIer StOreu
Camp 6cfimon an Die ScIbdten 3ur llnteriiits uno tbrer It
milten gu StabtprtHtH perabreiMt. Gontpa9uleen, tpiDte i
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maNDtrer. pie RQdl benz Weitetl III retien

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Bon berte ben 9. glopernber an, we<btn cte 9iEpaareret
Gut Der gtDrtbern Central GaISerthreet Depot Gtfenbotn
NIT beui Grpreesns %bef6rbert. Die Habn btetet baburds rem
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YttSbnr9, @leDeIanp, Detroit, Tcrt Wabne,
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ben YtrfUnru 10 Stuaesn friter ais bic nit nnsert SS1nsu
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Nasen babel eepe1felt. Ete Balm stsbt but& ben (8enteu
Abetl ben olte. Die eaaie &ntfertuas pEu BIER blsebt0aor
IT, 500 Wietiea pas GepG6 Strb bter ~ee5etanst (~nAdrieb) 4.
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Mnf Marplanoer,
MbtmuN

81 a..i4 AcDtnnB M ~
ayeo9 etne @elesenbeit, uni Der alien Slae9s
Hsau ptenen unc ben Sob @urer MitbIreer
.W AT rGGen. 43a s
Wcwforo4 . gintse frGfttse M6nner, un cine @ompas-
ME sa serocIfdaptsen, wel&e bem4, Wta-
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Mat3ls 2 No. 1856 Scnoitry Ntt6. euS's BtrttH@aI
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9ptel Ieoef Wadaniitto9 3 nbr. q lipk
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Soltimore IL. Obi 10 @tfenbab Il
Mb abrt;
Nud Wulbinston UNI 4 t1br 80 Win.,
Z 40 unb 10 ubr 8Ormitta98 unb uni3 80
uno 5 10 Nadmittass,
81 Balbinston UNI 6 ubr, TAO uro
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q II t u n +:
Bpn Waibin9tpn fomlnen bic 3i9e um
s ubr, uno 9 30 Sprmittags unO uA 1llbr,
S 80 nnD Z ubr NadmittasS bier IN,
Der wefliGe 3us frulmt 6 llbr MbenbS
unD Der SreDerif< j3us um II l1br 8pre
mitta98 bier an,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11

posts, two rows, four fcet apart With boards
nailed issids "a the SPACE packed With
earth, making y four feet thick, With
no chanes to psIe boards 81. It is
covered y tn ~ plank supportea BY
heavy timber, - - il covered by lay-
era Of sods Is t1 oentrs is ; bullet
proof tower vilh les Or .~elve
sharp phasr1 i enclosed by .
wall like - TO building, two
feet thick snd Ten feet high slipping out
ward 10 that it cannot be ,sdsied without
ladders. 1t is pierced BY loop holes at
the distance of every FIVE feet aud inside
j., ttrcnch This outside wall is about
100 fcot in diameter and our men think
that so Of them could defend it from one
thousand Indians until ('ol. Sibley o, Cspt.
Mccoy would reinforce theu, l. 6. Until
the Indians would get tired and leave. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Captain Mccoy.

This man was sent, with two compa-
MES, to Sank Center and spent Eve days
getting from Fort Smelling to East st.
Cloud, so miles. There h. lay SO hours
to rest, keeping the Mississippi between
him and tho foe he was sent to hunt, and
the people be was to protect, when the
river was at such stage he could not have
gotten over in three hours, if an attack
had been made here. He knew that Fort
Abercromoie was in imminent peril and
had orders to 20 on there if not needed
at Sank anur. Capt. Barrett, second
in command begged to be allowed to 70
forward with his company, to join the few
horsemen sent from here to their relief,
and Gen Mitchell and other citizens join
ed in this eutresty, but the valiant Capt.
was afraid to be left with only his own
company to protect him and lay over here
36 hours. He did this knowing that
women and children in the last extremity
stretched their hauds to him TO save then,
from falling into the hands Of our Amer.
lean Sepoys. LIT every woman who mct II
him spit upon him, and every man turn
bis back.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
ID Southern News.

The Rebels have invaded Maryland
and are going on into Pennsylvania
President Lincoln il fittint ont colony
Of free negroes who want to fight tor the
North and sending them to Central Amer
lea to get them out 81 the way.
Gen. Mcclellan is in It ditch before
Washington s. enveloped in a halo Of
glory that NJ. M ortat eye can look upon it
without smoked glass
Western News The rebel army Of
Kentucky is coming over into Ohio, part
are over and the others are coming to
clear ont Cincinnati, now while the Union
Army is over in Mississippi, Alabama
and old Kentuck to prevent the slaves
rising for their freedom ana killing the
families Of those who are thus visiting the
Buckeye State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Indian War.


When he>troabl& broke out we~thought
the best thing Va could aovss keep at
work, publish the DEMOCRAT. regularly
and 30 preserve hissery Of the times 70
which We might oil refer in future. We
had unbounded confidence in the men Of
St. Cloud. as equal to any emergency, and
concluded when the danger reached. Us
they ~oula.ha, ready 70 meet il. The day
after our last regaia, issue the news was
alarming and We had learned from the
use Of our eyes, that the Qualifications"
they had built was simply adouble hoard
fenee enclosing sseveni acres, il the heart
Of the city. where an attacking party
would have more shelter than those de-
Tending. We thought it labor thrown
away, and on next morning (Saturday)
issued the following "Addrees," IS an e.
ira. Monday morning came aud nothing
was yet done about making place Of safe
ty for women and children. We have
been running our Office with the nelp Of
two young l'dies whose parents and guar
dams live at Clear Water where there il q
subst.u'ialfort. We would not keep them
here without reasonable prospect Of be-
ing able to protect them, and SO closed
our Office and had them write to their
friends to come for them, while we made
arrangements and sent little daughter 10
Minneapolis with Gen. Mitchell's wife,
daughters aud two younger sons. Mon
day at noon, the men OF Lower Town be-.
gan fort. Tuesday At sunset, they
could have defended all the women and
children against an attack from . large
body Of ssvages. We recalled the re-
quest to have our assistants taken awav
and 60 to work again, this, Wednesday
morning. We shall probably issue but a
half sheet for few weeks, for the. state
of excitement is such that advertisers
can hope for no benefit from keeping
their business, before the people who
and the departure Of friends throws
tie care Of two houses, one COW, one
boy, one deputy Post Master and one
Brigadier General on our hands. Furni-
ture is to be packed and stored in safe
places-all our surplus type is t" be buried
30 that if the Red Skins come thew will
not get it to run into bullets, and-well
we have considerable sized kettle full
Of fish to fry and shall do the best We
can.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Indian Murder at Evansville,

Andrew Austin, one Of the brave men
who brought their: families to St. Cloud
and went back to save their property
was shot by Indians at Evansville, near
bis home at Chippewa. beyond A'exan'
dria. Mr. Guager and some other men
we're with him all mounted when the par
ty was fred upon. Mr.. Austen killed
and the others holly pursuec for miles
This was on Saturday the 9th. His body
was not found. Our paper contained q
notice Of Mr. Austin's marriage last Jan:
uary, and his young vie is in town almost
distracted. He is highly spoken Of by
those who know him we'll, as brave man
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Fort Abercrombie.

The feeling here is that Fort Aber-
crombie has fallen into the hands Of the
savages, unless relieved by the halt breeds
of Pembina. We read letter from .
daup hter Of Capt. Inman, Mrs Kelly ~ho
was there in the fort with her husband
aid child. It, was written last Frida:,
and she said they we're hourly expecting
$50 mounted half breeds who had volun.
teered their services, aud .taiiy looking
10 the troops f'ons st Paul, that if help
did not come soon they could not hold
out, as the men were worn out by con
slant watching and fighting.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11

So>Lps-It is all folly to f:ht Indi.
ans as We would European soldiers. Let
our present Legislature offer bonn'y Ct
$40 tor every Sioux scalp, outlaw the tribe
and SO let the matter rest. 1t will cost
FIVE times that much to extcrniuate them
by the regular modes of warfare and they
should be got rid Of in the cheapest and
quickest manner
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Orestes A. Bronson.

The eminent Catholic reviewer, Orestes
A. Bronson, in a speech few evenings
ago at Wizards, in Washington City, de-
clared himself strongly in faver of Imam
Clip tio".
Freein: the slaves Of rebels he i, 9 'artd
to be the instant necessity Of the hour,
demanded and justii as a war measure.
! He electrified the audience with the
string declaration that timid measures
were almost treason, and that We must not
Look for the safety Of the nation to those
soft shell conservatives whore conservatism
consists in having no eyes except in tho
bucks Of their heade
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Fort Holes,

This, oar new fort, is ~ tho ridge in
Lower Tows, overlooking The "a"t' and
lower landing: It is in the road to the
Lime Kiln, in straight line between Gen.
Mi,cheIps dwelling and that lately oecu.
pied by q. Owen, within musket shot 81
Lieut.. Vests house. 1t is circular, As
feet in diameter two feet below the sur.
face, With walls above made BY dsep.ss|
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Far Consrsss from the I'd District.
LIEUT.. GOV. DONNELLY
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION
HOR I'D SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

"A Republics. District Convention will be
held At St. Cloud on Saturday, the Goth day
Of September next, for the purpose Of nomina'
Re tin candiaates for one Senator and three Rep
reseatatives TO. represent the Sd Senatorial
District In the next Legislature.
Every Precinct having so votes or less will
be entitled to one delegate, and to one addi-
tiosa, delegate for every additional so votes OF
fraction. ~
I y" psz Per Order
n. R. HUNTER,
81! - Chm. Dist. Com.
Dated Aug. 25th 1862.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
Address,.

r. tie people Of s.. Cloud:
Friends and neighbors, it is now FOL-
" to attempt to shut our eyes to the fact
that We are in the opening Of one Of the
most terrible Indian wars that has ever
brought terror to the heart Of the hardy
pioneer. Hundreds. of orr citizens have
already been rut! lessly butchered, many
OF them being tortured while yet alive
and suffering horrors inconceivable -
Women have died thousand deaths.
Children have been tortured and burned
alive. Horrors quite equa. to those Of the
Seypoy rebellion in India, have been per-
petrated, on our soil, and within few
miles Of our homes. The means thus far
takeu to prevent, Or avenge these oatrages
have proved altogether Inadequate. The
large force sent up the Minnesota Valley.
has not dared TO face the Savage fs., who
have wrought their will and gone-who
knows whittier? to new scenes of massa.
ere and plumber. Col. S;bley, in com.
mand Of the force whose business it app
ears to be to follow on the track Of the
Savages and bury the. dead, is begging
the Gov. to send all the available force
Of the State to join bis corps Of under.
takers. -.
Citizens of this and adjoining places,
in total disregard Of the plain testimony
Of the warlike disposition Of large por'
9ion Of the Chiptewas, are writing and
publishing letters Of ''all we'll" and &c
preventing thu Cows taking any meas
ures for our defense.
News received here on Thursday nigh,
represent Fort Abercrombie invested by ga,
ages. A courier from Forest City arrived
yesterday noon to say that Forest City hat
been attacked by three hundred Indian
Who, in despite Of their Fort and the Draw
resistance of the brave men there, killet
two men, J. Brannon and MIR. Oleson ant
wounded four others whose names wer
not remembered, while they burned tn
dwellings Of Isaac Deiemater, Dudley Tay
lor, Mr. Heath and Mr.. Gordon, robbe
the town ADD went Of with an immens
train Of hosjs, sattle and loaded wagons
From the 1T that the entire country, i
the regioi y Forest City has been sgai
aud sgain devsred BY troops Of horsema
within The aast ~ weeks, who have n
ported oil well, have treated the fears {
} the Inhabitants - idle panic and urge
, settlers 70 return 70 their homes. it IL o.
!. dent that We have no means. Of learnin
the wbereabout Of orr treachsrous foe
bst judging from 81 ~ have !sarasd
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11

IT. fpats = slowly reeovsrins-Dr.
p,Ills vsss VIM our cavalry to Fort
kjlsssuntie, o. .saviug he esl'sd % ~
s l - spvsshin what basdagss and rags
~ s orr hosss Belonging 70 the SOL
49, Az sceist1. Ladies, tsks care Of
G haya, them elssn. ~ &s'ss's'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-11
SAuK CENTRE, Sept I'd. 1862.

SAuK CENTRE, Sept I'd. 1862.
Mrs. SwissHELM Would record Of
personal adventure in the present Indian
war be Acceptable to you and your readers :?
Prcsuming IN answer in the affirmative |
will give you an account Of ours, myself
wife and boy. My residence the past
three months has been White Bear Lake.
On Friday Aug. 22d, I was at Maple
Lake, 3 or 10 miles north of White Bear
and 7 sou h Of Alexandra, wheu a mes.
eenger arrived with the news Of the ris:
ing Of the Sioux on, the Minnesota river
but d several such rum ,rs had been fire.
quentIy circulated and all proved false, I
disbelieved the report On the next Mon.
day, 18th ult l was again 1t Maple lake
but TO one was there. In returning home
I met in the old Red River trail about
one mile from my house with half breed
who stated that lie was = trader 1T Big
Stone lake and that the Sioux had killed
oil the trads.s and whites Bound him If