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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Notice Volunteers.

Being authorized to raise and muster into
the service of the Confederate States, 10 com
panies of Infantry to form a Regiment, Of any
and all ages, Companies formed or forming,
who desire to enter this service, by reporting to
me at this place, will be Immediately mustered
in. TAI. w. NEWMAN.
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FLUTE AND VIOLIN.

SOME ONE WHO BORROWED MY
and Violin from the Store of Henderson
Il Warner will please return me the same.
GEO. WARNER.
Oct. 22.-3t.
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TOBACCO.

FINE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO-
bacco can be had at WIN. STEWARDS.
Oct. 22-3t.
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iNSTA WOES -" Na.nOi2I-|NE BAT
-" .Ellr-,,Ll. -o.

80" .tIIr-,tl.l -.
g.. 4 ,rvIcr nj the 18th Tenn. rcgi-
.,.n. r,,,brItI is civ Yesterday dirc,tly from
fn, scene Of conflict IN Kentucky. lie advi-
...y. t,t ,lc .LnrpisEiar cor,,rrncoo on the
r.h n.twrrn fine ,"aya,ry and occasionlly there
WA. an artillery duel. On the 9TH Buell. occu-
,i,l parryyill. making il The centre of his
In.,f i,ttl, On th, NIGHT of the Tth. Il por-
t..r. ufrla r,r,. ,yinr ~ the Army Of the
N...I-f.o, uEnrnib,m7s Division, compose o..
D.,rrs,tr- >Suar.4 and Mausy's Brioaie,,
,..,..l gr.,, U,rr,dsburr q, Perryyillc, wha,,
rb.y rested ON tl.ir arms in line OF battle ill
dYrl.,bt. III. tickets skirmishcl all night.
ON tie r~,ruiuo Of the 9Th, at daylight, ut the
..r.,. .ftno limos fhnrr were cavalry hphts
and .,... y,.uodcd on both sides. About
half mast q %. lock cnnnonadinr commenced.
AthaIl yost 10. we discovered that tao cne-
INV were inassino their troop on. the lett to
,myr a,r r;,bt vino Al this i%uncturc, Cheat
INNS Division ab3y. mentioned, WAS moved
F.,,, III, lor g., elm rtrbt of ,ur limos. ubJut
ono ond , hoIf Mics sDurinr all this time Il
hrf.k fire ~ artillery ua5 lent up. Carnes'
- IL 81. IT.,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

The Hon. \. &. Taylor, a prominent
u~njoniSt in East Tennessee has declar.
cd himself to be on the side of tho
South,
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

COL. p. 1URNEY WILL address
the people at Hillsboro' on Saturday, 25tp'
and ut Winchester on the 9th inst. Every
body requested to attend. t..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

This may certify thai
Washing and v ringing
am satisfied that it saves
at least one girl, besides
ear and ear of clothes.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

SAUrlos.-As certain unprincped persons are f.,
,ttmp.nf 10 pam of on the unsuspecng public. ml,,
uons nt my Prepared Glue would caution Mi rers",
{" eN'm'ne before purchsng aud see that the f s
srALDiNG's PREPARED GLUE.
Sm ,fs Outside wnrper; nh othsriar. sup
odAt+: 81 49, ''~''t"'V t~Hi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
GREEN N0UNTAIN FREEMAN JULY a 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Office, &c Bcomfeld St., Boston.

RHy n DAY. Pres REV. p MASON, Vtcs President
X GREENE. NJ. ID, SaperiHtsndHg Physician"
This Institution was established for the cure 81 DIS
ease upon the principles of innocent medieation ell
tire!y dscarding the use OF Pc sOnous Drugs.
Many dnesses such ScrOfula, ttumors OF 'il'
Blood Diseases of the Throat and Iungs, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint kheumatsm re
male Complaint, and a gIeat variety OF ordinary Dl'
eases are successfully treated b., Medicine which may
be any part Of the country with full directions
Persons having Cancers or those afflicted with com
plea ed seascs should mmt detey avail themselves
of Dr. Greenes personal attention.
Consultation the Office, by mai. Tree OF charge
DR.. Greene will be at the office from n NJ, TO ]
Z NJ.
The office will be open, and competent persons in at
tendance, from ~ A. III TO p M.
All communications should be directed to L
GREENE. NJ. D., SO Bromfeld Street, Boston.
NOTE, Persons wishingto investigate this meth Cd
Of practice its superior success, will be furnished
with pamphlet descriptive Of treatment. free, b. ad
dressing X. GREENE NJ D., 36 Bromfeld street. Ros-
ton, Mass.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28
= Letter from Capt. Lueg.:
ias2css od' = sr-l----od! 60 hI#3r1's
s. -..;y CADfP JAclSTO. Mss, IL
Twenty Miles South Of Corinth,
-, .7.4to~ Aug. ,l2th. 1862 a..4\

- EDITOR sDEMoesAT.-Permit' mo
throug h the mediamoof your column. 70
sasy : tew words il: regard 10. the health
and :couditions & ,oet Com. &C." 4th Regiment Ri eit
Minnesota Volunteers, an nov 10 Mississippi:
I have heard Of rumors circulating through
your county, that the nen Of the 4sh Reg
iment were suffering beyond! descriptions
from wsut'of food, e'oshihss&e. To this
statement ! have only 70 ~ that i ! Ut
sssllly ht'.a .pd v4jtahoa. II Any osssnsd4sion ss g
xhsssseE: Sc sf.s - food p. ,ana 4, alloething
~ sosesnsd,sl nsss s.y shasthess nasv:
u W. 1eginsint better ,protiiddvl 81 than
the. .4th sMiSue.ots, aad 80 long .. Col.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28

Women q' ef Mi2nesots, s4ss shame 4n 4 apd send
them l' back I M presume tlAt list Of ls thsir
p names o viii befsre long be M aet r. Up With Or:
ders for their sl arrest s .pyd .py return St y The
health Of the regiment g a is imoproaFEiqg aEi We
ere "oo the q lqrgest H regiment s Ter la4ty I"
The division in spite Of Of a al our sickness
and losses. We are in good spirits and
only want the:war to be 50 conducted as
to hurt stfrisht and 'df destroy rebels root
and branch, -; = :. -,, -:
Any box, marked either to me or the
surgeon and directed to the regiment, ar
~ ofthe Mississippi near toriu,h would
find its way to US. ..,.~I
- Yours very gratefully,
A. s. F1sKE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28
ST ST CT STE CO: MINNESOTA THURSDAY AUG

/ Sanborn, uba'zLient. Col Thomas 7com!
tmands the Regiment, ;eenter-taaiiu" et-aii 10 fear
Of its being Otherwise; for two NOR; at
tentive officers o to the wants and comfort
oftheir nien do not exist III the whole ur.
my It is true, we have had some har i'd
marches, for Which on. men were not oal-
together adapted on account Of the 'eexces:
si<e. heat Of This Southeru" climate and
the sudden change from almost the North
pole to the extreme South but notpith-
standing all this, they have stood 1t nobly,
marched twenty miles day; carrying their
kpapsacks through the burning sun, and
dust till you can't rest One or two in
stances have occurred on such marches
where they have had to put up with half
rations for day Or two, which was occa:.
Stoned ty our teams being absent after
supplies, at the time we received marching
orders, thereby rendering our transporta.
ton teams rdthcr zhors ut'Jur Col. soon
brought things around all right. But my
men will never be contented until the,
have iyht-''that'. aehats the s'sattey: "
The health of my mef'has been remark
ably good, having LOST but four one by
accidental drowning, iand three BY disease
the names are as follows .,.: f,.-,.
anthony Capson was accidentally knocked
overheard willie en- route from St. Louis to Ham
burg ]andinga and drowned. !:5&.~ =: .s4> =
Henry Eicke died in Hospital Of fever ut
Coriuth - F. ''"- - .'!i}' -.
George Smith, do: ':n'ts's: ,'.@: :zs:..<
Matthias Schindler, DO. .1'~. ~
The remainder of my company, with
but few exceptions, are able fIr duty, and
ready for fight. w ere getting along.
finely now living on the bests the country
affords, which we obtain by aahetp your.
self system, whivh the boys call con6sca-
tion.. Fresh mutton, beef s.pd pork are
considered rather fojor fjs fare by the buys,
but when they 'ec,he to poultry yard,
chickens, ducks; geese, IS turkeys and euin
ca fowls disappear tolerabie fast. We are
encamp.d at present, <on a high ridge,
which is a pleasant AID healthy location; !;
and all we want and pray tor is cooler
weather, y less preaching, less .qui":ine and
more whisky. !: r.. ...> -. c.,~s
.". ~: ,..o.7.t Yours, &c.,,,:>.
=" :; -, aii,'E CHARLES LUEG,x :.
Capt. Co!.'tG" 4th Regt. Minn.l Vols. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28
Letter from St Louis. =:
From oar hegularh Correspondent.

from our hegutdTt CoTre:Pondent. q :.1,
-.:j-;s Sr: LOUIS, Aug 18th, 1862.
EDlroK DEMocRAr. * Siucee my last
We have been enjoying a variety Of
SENSATIONS. First, We. had a call from our
Governor for an enrolment Of the entire,
male population Of the State. As a mat
ter Of course, it did not take with the trail,
tors Of the city, but some Of thei: cohorts
in the interior Of the State played it very
fine. Take Saline county where; l sup
pose. thee arc sea+ce,yl 6fty loyal men in
the county; well, they raised some three
tunured in three days aud wanted guns
and equipage right off to, Of course, ske-
daddle into the bushes. / do not learn
that they obtai,edz the guns, &C. That
order did not work, and was followed 10y
one e1empting7 any. one who would pay
$40 into the military Treasury. AT once;
there was created ,hc biggest Kind Of an
army of Ten dollar patriots, a'pa howl Of
indignation arose from all over the State
that wonld have ended in a revolution, in
ten: days and swept CIV. Gamble and Gen.
Schodeld from their ipiaces1 Of ehonvr.- =
Finding this would no. work nex i: order
gaviog1till 'she lodh! i"st:' tor aailato, enrol,
loyal ami traitors but the tr4iNirss 81 own,
ing themselves such, were to bsoallowed 70
20 to their homes they would: ast be al:
lowed to .serve1 1u the State, service. We
all 'opine thefsa a,1@!a y : wheel within n wheel
in shis lest ouler. Meanwhile, the skulk::
ling traitors III our midst have beer wonder:
Efauy exercised, ,zand those who have not
joined the bush whackers have inconti-
nentlg asa ins avery direction, to7sa1e en-.
tro'lthent and :dra1t In the Uas:asetvice,
which 'i b 5tH(q.; q % sysA e1eo:e IS a;;syal.y
gyOsr State t,as been iu iearfa! state of
Suspense, and one ;sof four courts adjourn
eds few dsys since Oh the moeionat1 rep. elp:
tesentltion II limb Of tie Nv 1tkat Price
|, ~ adyaaea6e 9 on tho ei.y With ever % -
many .nsea neaps Some ..ctivi.y ip.s M ben: a
length. djaplssed,b BY our Snta troops, after
sloved several, toxnsto. be CAP
tured aod :ussoy sect,om If TIA s.ae par
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28
oov. jHo.stoa.s

H.: Mr.. Clark said- he had been sutprised
since. coming. North to hear that Il had
been reported that. Gov. Hou.ton.s had
given bis adherence to seeessioas Il a. his
son in:law and the one, who. elosed bis
eyes in death, be stigmatized them IS fase.
The old man was loyal to the day of his
death. He took . violent, cold at ameet-
ing held BY the Union men: to, devise
meaus to protect Themselves, which tpely
settled into pneumonia. About an hour
before His death be ssid. -"Charley have
you an American flag !" o. being ln-
swercd in the affirmative, "Brihs: Il OUT"
he said, land spread it over me; want
to die under its glorious folds Among
bis last words he;said, ~ am sorry that It
is the will Of IGosi that K eanpot see that
aag float again. Do you be faithful and
true to it forever,
The speake. had baeni beeehn slaveliolder all
his life, but he was ready forr;e,naneipation
to sacrifice everything to sustain tie Gov.
ernment. He described the barbaritia he
bad seen the rebels perpetrate, and con.
tended that it was impossible to be too bit-
ter against the rebels: There xas no
medium course. If We did NOT eedqqer
them, they viii conquer US. .1fthe soa1h.
ern Coufederacy: was acknowledged, tho
war would be2po nearer end fbah It is now.
It would moi: be until Toombs called the
roll Of his Slaves at the foof Of Bunker
Hill: He believed the South would sup
port more men in the field because Of
slavery to carry on their agriculture.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28

'radded upon by the murderiuTg? aud pill
laying guertillas. -: a.: / S-2*''
Enlisting proceeds very slowly here from
a variety Of causes, among them the IN:
|portilarfty q Blair, who is at the head Of
the brigade lettering the Germans from
coming forward; then, our MEN who are
mixing fortunes out OF Government have
been very nigsardly in their contributions.
we have score of men who have made
from s5oto s1oe,0o0 each in contracts
The past year and yet the highest average
subscription, to the enlistment fund has
not been over s100. This is shame and
an outrage for men to value their patriot
ism 50 low and men having families will
not come up and enlist unless some pro-
vision, is made for the loved ones they
leave It home. Our State has already
furnlshed an immense quantity Of troops
principally for the traitor. service--and
the draft is now severe, as about one out
Of four or i've will have to go. J.
By a requirement Of the Provost Mara
shall General all stores save family grocer
les must, be closed at 4p. NJ, each day
for drilling purposes: The whisky shops
seem 70 DEFY the order and may suffer for
it. !,
4 compile Of traitors in this county,
owning some twenty one slaves were con,
yicted sday g. q two ago Of helping recruits
forJef Davis, and their tweuty-one chat
tels now hreath the the air of freedom: This
is good, only let the good work 90 on and
iet each successive move doubl, in masni-
,tude aud the war will soon be over. Busi:
ness + not dull, but about played out.
~. x. x x. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28
aEALaEsrATE AGENCY, =
81. cEouD. MINNESOTA. .

neutrality-suspicious. Of Lsnd in this
~ District xnBjcrt to private entry, and lon&
experience ID Lsnd Office business, give thsnn.
dsrsisned pseutisr in the selection q
land and the location Of Land Warrants. :
49, LENRWARRANTS for sale 1t . smsll cd
vsucs:on Ntv Yorks Price,.
Contested Pro Emption cases prosecuted be-
tore the local and General Land Office.
.Atteatios paid to the payment OF taxes in
i-'Dsuson. Shsrburue, Morrison and, S'sarns
counties. t>,lt
=. Tom lots for sale in !$t.:Cloud.
-. 13n4l-tf .s.:L. a. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28
Letter from. the Fourth

The nbosing :lsttsri is from Chaplain
'F1'iisie, Of the Fourth Regiment: ): in; an
swcr to a note from Miss Mitchell, Secre-
taty,. Of the Soldiers Aid Society of St
Cloud, ,inquiripg. what is most needed
...a: s.:, CAMP NEAR .JAc,NTo, I.
August 7th, 1852: !: .
To Mss MtrheN:
KIND LADr.-The good women of St.
Cloud like all our sisters in this war arc
very thoughtful Of us and generous: I
haye> consulted our surgeons in reference
to your note We are supplied with all
.neclful hospital clothing and the like
and our campaign this summer and au
tumn when We get started upon it will
probably be sucfrthat We, sh4llbe obliged
to reduce our transportation to the lowest
possible point. The sanitary commission
ers, for it's vast stationary hospitals, is In
need of all sorts of clothing suitable for
the sick and wherever we are, We at the
time Of our need, car draw frpm their
nearest depot: In dried and canned
fruits We are very deficient. Black, who'll
H. and blue berries would be invaluable
tous and fruits Of, any sort canned in tin
aud soldered. Not in glass, for liability
to break: Not sealed with wax for then
if one bottle breaks its contents ferment in
whatever il. used tor packing and produce
heat Jand steam enough TO destroy such
seals: Probably, Al third Of, the canne9
fruits sent oliberally to, the sanitary. eom..
mission have been, spoiled 9by being, put
zip in glass and sealed with wax. The, On:
y. good butter We can get is such as comes
in tin cans(23 |bs) soldcred We pay fur
it 81 a can. / do not know why MIN.
butter could not be 1nnde carefully and
canded' and sent: Many jel|ies sent to
the sanitary ccn'hiitteehave been spoiled.
Domestic wines of c6urs' nre' useful =
There are certain things which might
veefty seryicably bessent the regiment
Strong durable pocket huadkerchiels and
WOODEN nitteus against the winter Socks
NE Government furnishes. In d box sent
d..or any regimeht pamphlets, readable
books and the like are acceptable. IT..
,alet yb dJ who has, az aeauaintanee
in the army take-pains 10 send him local
papers; let every :boty who has q: friend
ia'the army ~ri,esh'm STRONG cheerful,
patriotic 4stt@fss; LEE 13aeevefy r boy. xho'
Knows ]xs we'll sotditT ii ,he sta.e ofs sf{n.
nssSts, hurry him back e. his 9 regiment i ii, l
Sud hid duty.fs 0af4r 4r"giiheue ]kss isi6ms ts1 t
1iet men ID Minnesota, some aon recruit L
ing service aud; 'beside, some t~euty 10
twenty-five who have used fslsshood and
cheating % SGT home. or else ire there
simply s:deserse,s, An shame o:tbepi,.. j,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28

-; ,'.o.7.t Yours, &c,,J+: =
: -, -aii;,': CHARLES LUEG,>
Capt Co!.'tG' 4th Regt. Minn.' Vols.
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THE De M0CRAT

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q ,isS.sLlsA J e s. Cloud, s...tn. County,
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II. C.'sWA1T

P.s;.r in Foreign and Ddmestie Exchange,
r f." ESP3 Land Warrants constantly on hand
and for sale ~ SMALL advance from New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
drawn ~ thelo owest currsntrates,T TaxesPald,& &C.
St. Cloud, Jdly 18th, 1850. - aug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-28

:! E1'JA1dESs M 3 McKBLVx,:
- ArrohSsr e COuNsELloR "A LA"
s~' :. .,.Sr.s s9CE39lUD,,
vii! N Ike collections, ,nvsst money, buy,
oil Or loan land Wsrrstfts; aud enter purchase
a. dispsss o. Real Esfste.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-04

not telegraph il, which sapient regulation effects
nothing more than placing the news Few hour
or perhaps lay 50. later before the public IL
y difficult 70 understand what i 10 be gained by
withholding important events from the people Of
the loyal States for the space say of SIX hours.
Such wisdom il s difficult TO fathom.
The hctis, that about all that is expected from
the people in this is. that they should furnish
men and money TO do the fighting-beyond this
they have no Interest. Ii none OF their bust
hess whether battle i going on. or whether any
body Il defeated. or who j. killed and wounded.
All they need TO do "a 60 keep c"ol enlist when
asked 10 do so, ply the bills when called upon.
and ask nolmpertinent questions.
! am foolish enough to believe that this Is the
peoples own war. and that they have right to
demand that their starred and plumed servants,
Who are conducting IL for them. shall account to
them at every step of their progress The heart
of the loyal North is in the conflict. and t&ey can
bear To hear of defeat; its only effect will be to
nerve them 10 the task before them. and make
them more willing to make any and all neediul
sacrifices IL Is much better at any time to tell
them frankly the truth, they will better bear the
announcement that the enemy retreated in good
order, than they will afterward the intelligence
that the official dispatch. which announced the
utter rout OF the enemy and the captureof 10 900
prisoners, Is bogus NOS confirmed The press
everywhere should mite in denouncing the mis-
cradle system of denying to the people early
and correct information OF the doings of their
mics.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-04

ment Of our military al ,irs. thee will be hope
that the rebellion will be crushed out. But as
long "a ve elect and re elect net whO think more
Oh crushing out slavery than oi restoring the Uni0r
who spend their time in hunting down mi per
scouting every man who does not and can no.
agree with them in that policy. rather than per
fecting the organization of the army. increasing
its numbers and efficiency until il is absolutely
overwhelming. 80 long may We expect 10 see the
rage. so tong may we expect 10 hear Of the
danger OF Washington the defeat OF our armies.
the prospect of foreign Interference aIsd the NOT
remote Impossibilty OF the utter destruction OF
the country by the acknOwledgm Of the South
ern CoRie,IeFacy by the nations OF Europe. The
way 10 avert these dangers l. for the people 10
arVuse themselves - the great aud paramount
duty of saving the country. Let minor differ
ences and prejudices be forgotten IN the intense
zeal to do all that be done To end .he war ia
the shortest possible time. In the accomplish
meut OF this let not be misled by partisans.
but press on the great army. When new regi
ments are wanted let them he forthcoming.
When the ranks Of the old regiments 10 be
filed up, let the new recruits step forward. When
the people of the Mort shall thus be unitei-
when the will of twenty millions j. mas>ed and
combined together and brought To bear upon this
war. il will present such spectacle will 90
tar towards accomplishing the end sought for
We shall no longer fritter away the strength of
the nation in pursuing tie small demon of slavery
or anti slavery. while the great demon of disuniOn
is at large-Dtfr0u Free Press.