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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-09
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1AhEN w. -.
RY the subscriber at the Eagle Mills in the
- town Of Milton. in Goodhuc county, two
year old Bull. Color. red with white hairs
intermixcd on. the sides and a viii te belly.
The owner cen have the same by paying char
ges and taking him away.
]. WIcKARD.
January 20, 1859. nl2S nz7v6:4w
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THE VOLUNTEER,

We are prepared to do any and all kinds of
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AS an Advertising medium, the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE ENGELLED. 1t has u large and randi
ly increasing circulation. Its circulation IS. TO
Il great extent, confined TO the
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ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PRoHPTLY FILL.
Ed. 49, zs-~-~
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE AT Re,
WING. Those wishing to advertise their bust
ness, will do we'll to patronize
Polynesian., 1862-04-12
SiSterhOOd of the Sacred Hearts.
HONOLULU,
Fort ST., near the Catholic Church.

THE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
IL Institution will August I'd, lSb2.
Young Ladies religious denomination will be admit
ted provided previously agreed that they will conform to
the general regulations of the house
e course of Education Boarders viii comprise Reading
rany use of Globes History sacred and profane
Mythology Logic French and German Languages
inc Music Vocal Instrumen ta Drawing Painting and al
kinds of Fancy Needle Work . .,, -.
The Sisters being all education is mpei feet without
M noxledge of the Law God, will devote themselves with
the religious instruction OF ei
lie pups negecting to nculcate IN the mnos oI te
others the general principles of Christian moraly Inc most
attention given to form their manners ana
n train them habits OF order neaness ana lndusy
The diet will be wholesome and abundant
The health pupils will be the object OF costaht anu
ternal soctude and all times they will be under the
ate superintendance Of their teachers
TERMS.
BOARD TUITION, per Quarter Of Twelve weeks o40.
Music Drawing Painting, German Language ana hrncAi
Flowers will form extra charges
~ No extra charge for the French Language
Payments to be made quarterly in advance PERSONS
distance are requested responsible agent in the
OF Honolulu. ,,, IT,. ,r;,b 5,oun bafore
the expiration of the quarter. ,.-.,,s
Tdavs and saturdays the appointed days for parents
o visit their children. I'll, ha al
On b rst saturday of each month the Boarders wi" Oe al
lowed To 90 their parents or guardians o1
any other without permission rom sara paIets
They must return the establishment before
o'clock, P. NJ the same day H.; noo,or,s fsas and
medicines viii be chargeable to the parents , . Ga.
a, TOT riuea T, PAi'0u'' -Ff 40y
Polynesian., 1862-04-12
BOARD & TUITION, per Quarter Of Twelve Weeks ga
WaikahaIulu Lots

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO INFORM THE foBiLo Iss y,
that the which these Lots can now pc
easd have modified that under certain
and regulations, any description OF Building ma! De- pc -
tber t. being the desire and object of His Majesys Gov
20 have the said Lots occupied quickly es posD
every facility will be granted intending occgpeT anu y
consulting with the undersigned they will hnd tha her
in every respect, as far as consistent WIN 'n PO
interests. =, g. -, ,hs
Ten Of said Lots having been now engaged ohy 'e ~
choice be disposed Of SO tht an cary
plication will be necessary to secure them
W l. GREEN, Agent for the sale
,o,t " and lease of the Waikshaulu Lots
Polynesian., 1862-04-12
NOTICE.

WHEREAS THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN INFORMED on
w good authority great rregulay exists in the taking
and killing the wild the mountains Hawaii be-
Majesty and to the Government by parties who
claim right under bills Of sale from His Maj
whereas from the nature Of
the country other it is almost impossible to place
of His Majesty and of the Govern
ment and whereas parties having legal claims the said
wild already had time sufficient If they have used
diligence TO remove the same
Now therefore, undersigned hereby gives notice TO all
ties who purchased running the mountains Ha
vail previous of January 1851 the
not already removed before the 1 day Of May next
after time parties taking wild cattle will be prosecuted
Interior Office, L. hAMEHAMEhA.
Ian % Is5s 4S-tf
Polynesian., 1862-04-12
VIM. HENRY TRESCOTT,

ACTING SECRETARY STATE UNITED STATES
To al loGoza these Presents shall come, Greeting:
TNOW YE, THAT GEORGE T.. NETCHEb, A
N United States has filed in this The
requred notice Of the discovery Of on Owland siand
lying North Latitude 0O Inin,
and in longitude l76 deg 50 min
That occupation Of said lsland in the name
United States by A. G.. behalf OF himself ana
Wm w Taylor and The said George E. Netcher
has also been filed.
And United States Guano Company of New York,
of under the laws OF the state OF New York.
of the assigns of the parties aforesaid has entered into
bonds under and according to the provisions OF the
Congress OF the United States passed on me eg
day of August in the eighteen hundred ana hX
Wherefore the said United States Guano Company entitled
Suano the said island, to all the privileges
intended that be secured to citizens OF
the discovered deposits o guano
provided always the said United States Guano company
shall abide by requirements imposed by the
OF Congress aforesaid
In witness whereof l. William Henry Trescott, Acting Sec
retary of State of United States Of America,
have hereunto set m hand and caused the seal OF
the Department OF be affixed at Wash
H. ngon this seventh day Of August, in the year OF
our Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty,
aud of Independence of the United States OF
America the eighty-ffh.
WIN. HENRY TRESCOTT,
Acting Secretary.
All persons not duly hereby forbid occupying
removing above other Island Rock or
Key belonging the Company published in the New YORK
Tribune, March Sth, 1889. - - o..
6n United States Guano Company.
Polynesian., 1862-04-12
NOTICE.

. III PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
nrivege of gathering Puu and Arrovroot on all
the lands Island Hawaii with the exceP
o M those lands which may sold leased during the cor
tion Of this privileged has been this day granted TO Mr. l.
G.. Harris. - La hA"Ii-h'ih ~
Polynesian., 1862-04-12
LAW REPORTS!

TOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
of the Hawaiian Reports. comprising many OF the mos
Decisions Rulings of the Superior Courts OF
This Kingdom during years ending with 1885, compiled
by GRoRGE NJ. RoBKRTsoS. o..
Price 1--WE dollars, bound In call o"
Polynesian., 1862-04-12
N Office !

THE undersigned beg 10 inform, their friends
they have established branch OF their house at VIC
TORIA v l. under Of Mr. Henry Rhodes and
under style JANION 81 GREEN for the transaction
General business Particular will be pad
TO consgnments of Sandwich Island produce. -
JANION, GREEN & co.
Honolulu, May 10. 1889 2u
Polynesian., 1862-04-12

Respectfully addressed to ReU. -, Rer. -, and
Others, Protestant Ministers of the Gospel Of Jesus
Christ, ,cbich are an all California.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25
Az ACT r,re.IIns e.rtAln

An ACT o. rps. ehsPsr esm ofthe labe assoi eight
s-n hanirsd sol .ikiy.uns.
B,u s.asisg - "a Sssafs aaI Hosss 0f Ryrorsis.
f,ts. an Lsri,isfsfs ssssnbisa, q. faluss
r.rtOs l. chapter sishi - Tie pablc lass q shteen
hundred .Aty-lns 10 hsfvhy feI.sl,i.
s,ct To-. at IA.I .ks ssee, shea approved BY he
.OssfDyr.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Good News from the Indian
War.

On the Goth ult., COL Si5ley had a
conference with band OF Sioux Indi,ns
who had separated from Little Crow s
band. camped and sent Aas Of truce to
Invite him to visit them. He went to
their camp and they gave up 100 white
cap,ivcs and $50 halfbreeds They re-
port Little Crow in greet alarm from his
detea: il the battle ot Wood Lake, say
he has retired with his baud t" Is Z Stone
Lake where u friendly chiet, Standing
Buffalo, h,,s promised . stop him: Stan
ding Buffalo $ u Sissiton. who desires t.
remain on friendly ter'us with the whites
and to aid them against their enemies.
We thank God Tor this riit il the war
cloud, and recognise IN it another evidence
If Cav. Ramsey's gU''. plain sense. In
critic;sins his eondnct Of this 1udisn var,
his best friends have felt obliged 70 adult
his appointment Of Col. Sibley, to the
command Of the expedition was great
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

HosPITAL SToREs.-When Capt Per
gers command passed through st. Cloud
We sent u portion "f the hospital stores Of
the Ladies' Aid Society to DR.. Palmer.
VIII" was with our cavalry company. as
physician RI rout. for r, Abercrom'ic
lie returns the t"llowin. acknowlcdy
ment. in y letter tu Gen. Mitchell.
You can say to Mrs. Swis<heln' that
the package of bandayes, &C., from the
Aid Society i" St. Cloud was duly rcceiv-
ed and just in time. handed them q er
to the Po~t Surgeon. and part OF tn.
present has already bee" applied :" the use
for which it was intended, the dressing Ut
the wounded.
The ladies Of the Society will feel graf,
fled to learn that their present was 90
timely aud appropriate, and assure them
it was received with gratitude.
Yours Truly.
B. X. PALMER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Arrived.

he St Cloud Cavalry aud the portion
Of the Minn Sd which went to Abercrom.
b,e, arrived in town on Sabbath ut noon
escor,ing the ci,isens Who had, 50 long,
beer in deadly peril there The train was
half \ mile long and our citisens turned
out to meet and gree. it With ohces ot
wclcome. Alr. Wight aud family, Mr..
l.ull and family. and few Others decided
to renain It tho Fort Mr.. l.ull is
wounded aud his wife ict.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

blunder; and he has been strongly urged
to recall him Feeling confident ot his
man, he has kept him there aud the great
result is ILL., honor to 9th Col. Sibley and
Gov. Ramsey Z. .- .r.... ...r
We especially, and particularly and per
sonally wish to apologize fer aud rctract
al the cenSure passed ON Col Sibley's
movements, t" return him whole heart
full If thanks t.r recovering the cap,ives.
, result tor which We had not dared tu
hope a -@-
He has arrested number If | dams
found in the f':uily camp aud appointed
a military urt t" try them. 1t found
guilty of participation in the m*ss'cre,
they will be pr"mltly hanged
\ later rcpor,-L:ttle Crow with Is
or 100 warriors have started Tor James
iver leaving all the prisoners but ono
boy. and the other Indians are rapidly
c,miny iu srd submitting themselves. a,
prisoners, t" Col Sihley as he has sen'
them word tha, the only hope far mercy
even for women, is in their coming t,
him. All viii bc tried, and the guilt )
prom ,,tlv executed
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Fourth egimen| Minnesota
Volunteers.

The following dispatch Vas received
yesterday by Gov. Ramsey from C"'onel
Sanbyrn, Colonel commanding the Fourth
Regiment
BY telegraph from Headquarters Fourth
Minnesota Volunteers, Corinth, October 5,h.
To Gov. Ramsey:
The casusltits Of the Fourth Regiment in
the battle in Corin,h, on the Sd and 4th insts..
are: Killed, Capt. Mower. 20. K; Private
Frank Nelson, Co. K; Wounded. Lieut.. C,aw
ford, Go. E, severely; five privates wounded
.ligh,ly Angus, N. Hayes, severely injured
By hO' se falling on him.
All the wounded are we'll taken care Of.
The regiment conducted itself most gallant
". The victory wa complete and glorious.
(Signedl JOHN B. SANBUkN.
Colonel Commanding.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
WHILE n Il NO. {, 20

men al the Fort we're Watering their hor.
ses, Que of the seetiueh called 10 them
saying there Is indiana, and immediately
fred at four Sioux whom he sar crawling
up behind ! log, the siou3 setsasea th@
FIRE. woa.adiDg German ,eamsasr severe.
ly, but Mt dangerously. Several shots
were fred from the Fort bqt tAsir qaeet
is not known
Tuesday morning, Sept. a)th 10 comps.
n.y. With the men Of the Minn. Sd and
>non.b.r Of citizens with women AID ehil.
drsn. We started FIR St Cloud, reached
Dayton the fret night, found everything
destroyed by 6re Or otherwise, barisd Tie
! rru'ai' of y man BY the name of Smith
whom the savages had killel two weeks
bei:,re.
Wednesday, Oct. LIST, c.npsd tor the
night q az Chippewa, saw many evides.
ces vf Indians having been in that v,cini.
lty; found l6 head IT cattle that had eyi.
IDENTIFY been in possession # the Indlsss.
Thursday, expecting an attack last night
We put out a strong picket guard, and
made every preparation for defense. but no
Indians we're seen till ab"ut sunrise when
some Of vur boys sav four in Mr.. 0agers
Geld going tr'm h,s house towards the
! woods Meeting no opposition we moved
Oh through the Alexandra woods aud
camped, whence I proceeded the company
(" st. Cloud leaving Lieut., Taylor iq CON.
n.and: S~.~+
My command arrived in St. Cloud safe-
y at II o'clock o" Sunday Oct bth aud
!! we're welcomed by hearty cheers from all.
We are nov in camp, awaiting further Or
ders
Very Truly Yours.
A FREEMAN,
Capt Commanding N. ". Rangers,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Who are the Burglarsf
Very Truly Yours.
A FREEMAN,
Capt Commanding N. ". Rangers.

Il appears to be fact beyond dispute,
that M nv Of tho troops sent out after tho
Indians have be, oowarlly Lurg glars,
and, Is the people have right to know
who have embraced this opportunity 70 do
a little stealing, We open our columns to
the discussion Of the question; but our
correspondents must mime their oommu-
nications within tn" bou"ds Of our spaoa.
F.. \. iIarmon's letter would have occu-
pied NOR. than two columns. Az It is an
answer n one OF halt column and sho'i
the question grow at this rate, we should
sron have to issue double quarto volume
"f several hundred pages. In cutting Il
down We have tried t" give oil that 10 i'm.
l",rtant, and must insist that no writer in.
suit ons readers with worda to awaken
them to sense Of the i"pr'priety of
American soldiers rohhing the ooun'y and
people they are sent to protect Give u
facts and tn: pr',t, no opinions, no sers
mo':.. no lectures. no essays on burglary.
Il will take full proof to convince us
that any man in Capt Freeman's oompa-
ny committed any dtpr.d.tions With his
km>w'e xe or consent, and Mr. Harmon
makes mistake whe" he 6rst charges the
company with acting like ''band II ont.
laws" whose avowea purpose is to destroy
property, and then admits that he he's M
knowledge Of their having destroyed any.
We believe Capt. ireeman to hs onol,
courageous, cautious, conscientious man,
one VIII" would feel more anxious for tho
lives If his mcn than fur his owu He
did not dis"bey orders BY going to Forest
City instead If direct to Fl. Abercronbie.
He left St. Cloud with 50 few men that he
Was MT expected t" attempt eoin. through
without reintorcru,ents, which . W. %
get at Richmo:'* While receiving these
he was over'akca ky Gen Mitchell ia
p rsvn, and ordered u Forest City.
Al 10 tho want Of courage 10 the Ran.
gers, SO mounted men, not going through
'al""e' II Ahercronbie, the 50 men Who
could :ot stay alone, 1t Sask Centrs sAa'd
ju|gs::shem mildly. Capt. Ransasll vaa
nut hlamsd here for not sending paIt of
his campany with our cavalry, but hs NJ
blamed for claiming the protectioa ssf
Capt. Mo- 'oy's command, goo men vhils
he thought our 60 men. should go % =
Abercrombie through tho heart 4 : -
gion SO dangerous thas ito oatskirts -.
quired such garrison. Had Capt. Prss.
man attempted the feat, with the bands q
S.vages then known 70 b between then
and the Fort, the essuns of Capt. Aa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Ahercrombie.


the people in Abcrcr'mbie, At the arrival
Of the reinforcement, ~ the most touch
Ing spectacle they have ever witnessed -
They had heard. through half breeds that
the savsges had sent 700 warriors to st-
tack St. Cloud at the same time that 3OC
attacked the Fort For e weary weeks
they had been surrounded 50 that Indians
were i" sight every day and they could
not =" be,o" half range IF their can"o"
without being fired upon. One after an
other they had picked, from their Rust
tru>ty men, messenger and >ert them u
to St. Paul for he'll. No messenger
reached them il return, and the c.nclu-
sion was that their couiers ail had rcr
ished-that St. Cloud was burned. and
thei: friends here dead, that their peril
was unknown and no help to be hoped
for But few hours previous to the ar
rival Of the tro"ps the detachment sent tu
escort their last messengers, had btcn at.
tackled and the refusal ii ,hei command.
er to send aid, in accordance with his
promise, had nearly bought ~. a mut,ny
j" which Capt. Va"derhor.k would have
been fist shot Little squads Ut the sol
diers hn'1 bee" devisina mean to tschl,
from the place and le vc it and II" eli
zens I" Il leir fate The ,roops did not
come by the usual route, tut crossed the
river abuve and went down on the lacuta
side When seen to app oach they were
taken for Sioux and the relief and Joy
caused strong men to weep like ckillren
One lud y thus writes Il could have knelt
down aud kissed their feet and We copy
the following extract from a letter from
Mrs Kelly to he, sister IN St. Cloud.
Fort ABERCa"MB,E, SEPT. 25th, 1862
My DEAR Loved Ones AT HuME.-
Happy. thrice h ppy are We all to-day to
know the reinforcement has a; last c"me
to our relief Nigh' before last about
5 o'clock, the report came to the quarters,
,ha: the Indians were again coming from
uP towards Bridges With a telescope
We soon discovered four white men our
messengers. riding at full speed who, up.
on reaching here, informed US that in o,e
half hour v. would be reinforced by $50
men. Language can never express the
delight Of all Some wcpt, some laughed
others followed and chcered. The sul-
dicrs and citizens here formed in linz
and went out to meet them. 1t was quite
dark before they all got in the Fort We
all checred 50, that the next day more
,ha" half of US could hardly speak aloud
The Ladies all weat out and as they pass
ed cheer d them. They were ~ dusty
did not know one Of them. After they
got washed the FIRST ono | saw was Thos
Alien. then Bingham, Mills. aud SO Oh
| had about thirty to get supper for. All the
st. Cloud men came in, washed and tuk
tea. Mr.. Elai". F'e. man aud or; ers
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
1BAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

INTENSIVE Explorations Of Land in this
II District subject to privat' en'ry, and long
S1psrisncein in Land Otsse business, give the "n
deryisned pecu liar sdvantag ges in he selection Of
.a.nl lad tho location ,f Land Warrants.
!s~L.,ND W ARRANTJ for sale At "a small ad-
vance on iNew York Prices.
Egla Contested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
: fore che local and General Lanl Office.
Attention paid 10 the payment Of taxes III
Benton, 3heroarns, MORRISON anl Stearns
solicSies.
ToHn lots for sale in 81. Cloud.
, - t.av3n4l-tf l.. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
ELECTION.

Republicans, get ready for the election
aud support your ticket clear though
1t is good one and Democratic tri.
umph now would be national loss Mr.
Donnclly should 20 to Congress with a
majority that stall mean something.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Resolutions If Thanks.

We revi.w tN late for thi week issue
The proceedings Of y meeting held at St
Cloud by the citizens re,urnco f|om :Abrr
cr"mbic hy which resolutions OF high Com
mendati"n and thanks are rendered apt
Smith Quartermaster ut Abercrombie. I,
will appear next week.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
CAPTAIN FREEMAN's REPC RI.

ing St. Cloud S'pt Srd, our Company
camped the FIRST uight at Richmond -
We n>oved mex: morning speedily toward
forest Ci'y; but, night ovcrtakinx w,
We halted eight miles from the latter place
Starting early, next morning, We arrived
about nine o'clock, and found the garrison
in great excitement. The Indians having
alta :hed t; EN- on the night Of the 3rd
and driver. IF all their horses add a large
number Finding their trail, We followed
them eiSh, or ten miles t" where they
ha burned house and killed numser
Of hogs out, unable t" tack them fur
ther, after rcconnoiier'ng t"r some time,
wc returned to Forest i,y and cncamped
for the night Havin: been ordered to
return to Richmond within Tour days from
the time We left that Place, We started
next morning on "ur return trip, spent
the following ni-ht i" Payn' n'>yille and
reached Richmond about noon On Sunday
Sept 7,h Paynesv. lie is the only place
between Fore st City aud Richmond that
is not entirely evacuated, the harvest lie.
ing but partly gathered is Wasting In
accordance with your orders, our comI,a"y
started for Sauk Centre on Monday aud
reached there mex; dsy. While awaiting
Captains Barrett aud MoC"y's companies
W made preparations tor our advance to
Fort .Abercronbie o. the unfortunate
occurrence which followed the sho, =. Of
the Chippewa soldier, I have already in
formed you BY official report The deed
body was placed on one Of our nurses and
br ught int" camp The next day the
Indian soldier Was buried with military
honurs.
We remain, d a, s. uk Centre till Sun.
day afternoon, waiting for Barrett's com
ls"y t" get leave t, accompany us to tn,
Fort, with them arrived ut Lake Amelia
Monday night, and encamped on the vest,
ern shore. In the night messenger ar
rived with orders to halt, and await the
arrival Of Capt Berxer's command. Next
day being rainy, We remained in caup
The day following, with >even,ecA men |
went t" White Bear Lake, and found the
house Of Mr Garrison. the only residence
near the Lake, in ashes; and everything
on his premises either taken or destroyed
Receiving an oruer from Capt Berger to
meet him east Of the Alexandria woods.
We started Friday m"rni". aud reached
Wymans the place u: meeting, .a''i e"ca"'-
ped f"r the nj ght. 500" after, Capt. Ber-
ge' came up with his msn aud field
piece. RtsulninS the'mareh next morn.
ing We reached Ausiin's pl.ce ut night.
Some M the mcn went to Gayer's place
and tou"o buggy L'adeJ with rlunder
and harness which the Indians had left,
in their haste t. escape ou notice. Next
morning We fund the body Of Andrew
austin, the head being severed f;on the
body aud thrown into the Srass, about -
rods away, with the scalp all torn of -
] We buried him near the sln,t where be
Law sent several men out in search O
the man who vas With him Wien he fell !;
but no trace of him could be found. The
Indians had evidently hsea at Rodgers
place but few hoals before we reached