davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

cakes and buckvheaL An egg will help some by max
ing them bake quicker. Try il house keeprs think
you viii md an excellent dsh. Any dyspeptc can eat
lLess rice cakes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19
q nV1LHY EOKiITs waNs7-D.

fsJTE tni. ign authorized 10 raise TKGt
u M-kr rb-TALLD otCANAGEY ~ he War ~
70 te Ia Nssle OF Ia II q hose IN IN
CO rs-sllsi7g tWo yea o. ths War Tie "lisck 1N
Hor,t"a ro~hA r-oP" hive rsorgan'E 4 AID eIl e
n. ,is Il this Vegn BAiallisa s.menS fifKyO BY
com nj will be received BsuE So rid po, e'st
He otto Capt JOHN LAY Pc vh.tN. Troop" o.
Oagt. R03ER" RAN 'OIPr, ~ Aet htEse"
4kRSgt Va CaYa ry, Grange y. H.,
Or 10 Col. P. J. ARosEE, Gary street, Rean oni, Va
nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

NIILIr HYOv "a "a,
wi IN order 70 eiosi out sock II LirAK, OlPa
30 n TO- 70 p=ivs, ~ Ss FH them Al cor a.
forAnz are o. n7 In In s,ol supply tsns Iva
vi" ns 'e' bALDwN 4 wILLIASE,
al lls aaa ils halA o. set
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

MOTTO ).
CHAAB7RLAIN's OFFICE
RIcHA NJ, April I, 1851
TENEE &c erL Assembly Of vi-g'na hah ., By IN sci
a pa sed the ~ day o. Marin, lso2 required al
pa and Ira4iss Wh'h have hsuei pOts, HI 3,
eths- wiring, e.ey 70 call n AMI redeem III
: II BWk-b'e ppr, sh.n pre- nts1 IL sums Of
o. doIsD Notice hereby t'SA - IN hid Of the
not Asuei b. % Dd, peel' sLd the
IN 81 tEs lay by vion they will be redeemed ~hen
d ss.ttd a o. enc re d1uats
by order OF the ooun II.
" MAnrNN Ill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

100 0RSss BJTs ~ a DS = ~ - .I.k -
4D 81 he beat ialty. Tar sale OF ". psrgRsof 90
81 N.in Q. cot ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

NOTIoEI
C0HdEso' II sAvIN53 BANK
EICnAosD, April 10th, l,s9
IN CoSsgQu EScE ~ Inability tunlI hsliers Csruh
o. Dspsbi his BAss R1haei TO pressat tOm
~ cut
llts est thereon vii, isi pr1xmo.
a2II-etln }. II. YnNTAGuE, Trea,rrtr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19
CHARLES CIIY TROOP.

THIRTY ReCStIrs ~ ,NThD ESA TAI
THGOP.r's r's, 5srs'y Of H''y seilsfI be J.le
The ssye,g- - sOi th- eulgE psF meath r % ht
norss shaad ~ hos Be kr,4 Ia actin he WI be pAi
scgry Is - n rss-iis buy ~ h;Iss
On ar, d. ait hat the Rhiy hire OF their
PIP oprili.d TO IAIRE ~ tn bon gives or nsr EsrshAp
nsnsy.
Aldrsts ne al ToEkown,VL
Ku HARRISON,
at-rtm ftV Trcen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

NOTICE TO UEPOs 3TORS-nETR"poL'-
v TAN sANiNGs BANK A hs,tngoi h. Board q IEsc
tors he hs sAy, foil w1E resolrto al pied,
RsfIosf Ion sui II =: ~ ~ :. ~ ntSt, Inter
o'tu p emit per " -, 0c pa On Il nonl
n,rn. o. DpEL HelieE 81 lEcAi Vlng for Their De
pcs tbs above i-rns nj pes NJ tee rsesN
their Nj. q. DANDNlbGf,
-nhg.-aim
DYTaRG' yEaNUlI vH VIn0.NI..--A 80
ID L AVIATION Inf rait'h hAStag reed ia The
sNeCuuye n ESs PRlC VIII ota gei Nth p'ing
in rehg asse i7su r"t,n In May la h,S
pei ON tae jl Of tie cUlT e.. EgoGsrV, Il It's Con-
N AH gl- . large, .aefTe d. hsfe'y tGT
Of ha I'd gi do iIstJ pe-S1us ufO
81 Il the IL Eus Pdse An' fs ,sr int The jail Of al
cnrnJ; AMI 10 rqrl AL once OF b Co
t. civ, a4i ltAry ana ct the P,o e &c eGy
ih,r -,l = s arrest Of the ga riI that
ts tisy &c tr,' E1tt- justice.
- andsr and 6ovsrnor and undsr the 'tssr
l. the q m1onweAth, At K eh on tbs 70 day
- ~ A Il iltL 1856. J IN LLICaER
~ ghc Owen.
Geo W HVT,En,
sfefs o. N 0,mmorVealth
Ees Phs about Is ysAr' od s6ort ''e nss hsh
hsir aud 5ssri cd eOgat,a n, ~ I-oIiieFL
Apl6-C3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19
NcILHT sOAPs.-A ehaIes lot Of Tsus seaps Ps fse .
L fonales Tsoth Brushes, kc, for sale By DOVE %

foILHT sOAPs.-A ehales lot Of TsQs Seaps Pc neS
fomaAes, rsoth Brushes, &c, for sale By DOVE o.
REMOVAL.
HUNT JAMES have removed IRON the Conner Of vSsata
Al and Cary Street door above the beuss reesas1
scHPiea by hsssS Johnsyp, ruehssat vaughan
lls have In for ssls large and varied stock u nase
tursd tobacco Of nearly ali eradicate which ssdiSS
being made nom aeurers In this sats sod ss ctnsA
abs have 81 hand good stock Of nosr Of q grade 49,
p-.d Appls and p.aehss, Butter. &c. a. ~
RLUE MAss.-H.caui this day, April IsA. - NJ ice
.p'9 p0n o..
A LUM, ratash and sal soAa, on head and fer s's
n hy DJfE 10. apis
(NHEwIsG ToBAOOo-rhe IN s and repuas oad Il
~ vtsvips and smoking Tobacco for sale ty w. fArkkN
CO., Drusrists AVii
PACKET BOAT FOR LEXINGTON.
New Arrangement.
an and AFTER the ass Of April, Packet ID,ruBA
~ Rsn wi run ,Arsa.h 10 Lexington Avail
Lynehbu 6 aud buchasap.
TO &c. rsv lie To Lex nSt,p.... Is 81
To ynetbufg LIS To Bueh IA asa
Leave kehu end, sssa stbP n, no day, vel sd
Pddly, chbsg IN SO hous Len G,tn sd
- au, at ?. n, Of the s'esne Day
VII see,pp,by ne ,hro Bon % SnbA- = SOD
or9sJ4s--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

SR c SasEsI0NAL DIsTsio In rep rse o th'
call Off lands era. rii' o. ta'G Bbht present. my
sell dhAe for Congress, made vac.n, by T.,
rsg sim OF Hon yTS7 A.. fDo, a3J resy pledge my
Ig.'rd al The ia NAY be IN reach
tie be pr secuted wi s-ergy lad NEor
aio' Msps dy asp rsbe ~ h. 'p nreEcs Of the souit
Oonedtra and h- gas LLd 10 T:,s Of tIe people
Especially yeVr eloN-:ii Eel,
apII-tf gSkVIp y RPEg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19
F,sp, .. lyn.h lrr -. ..a.

rae f citrate I've .u.,or has Appeal. eorPrehsl
,ivs c,u3ac Id p pai,A srsgns the Eaos subject
~ IL set. be.rilg an "a ;l yEcs b.isre Tie ain ab'
..-ing a lho-cug a quAi -iAaes viii "a top'e.
iyant.Es o. ut admirable ran ene1t are nAdi th'
,r- Nnif, more available By ~ gor sud Gle re
hi deaoa IaI.ei In sps e he sal - OF his PIE
art.o- and Possession OF the reader tIeaLor
% he eaArIa srEa.ry re-rov ani e'S Ant sSls N
.,rk considered sia, rsray produsib., Is Sorhy 81
css Gus and IpEss 10 eV.y rasy rom vAeh E-Ah
| stern y eAe!aist"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-19

n sC0s $40 he 8 U.s.. s- - )
) for sale ~ ". p. Pr --'-f --a -
rDJ 81. PIUin-N ~ 10, .lss Isssis-t .aa
10 n. FElKssos : co., Druggists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-10
The evil that men do lives . fteI them.
The good is oft inferred with their hon es'

HEAVY SALES OF ToBACco.--Earl and
Hatcher. of the mammoth grocery house of
this city, have sold within the past thirty
days over slsren Mousaad dollars worth Of
tobacco, one half Of which was purchased
by dealers in indianapolis. fayette
Courier.
~ We have been shown letter from
one of Gen. Sigevs body guard. formerly
Bracken's Cavalry which says that they
have not been paid for Eve months. They
are really needy and should be paid if pos
sible. Why is it that they. SO near Wash
ington. should be thus neglected?
SUIcrpE.-The Vincennes Sun states that
on Friday afternoon man named Charles
Sands, bricklayer by trade committed sui
eide. At his boarding house in that city. BY
cutting his throat from ear to ear, with a
razor. Mr.. S. was about - years of age,
and has wife and children at Cincinnati
He was formerly in prosperous circumstan-
ces- No cause can be given for his self
destruction.
OuR NV TRooPs.-The Washington Re-
publican understands that Gen. McClellan's
force which took the field to drive the rebels |
out of Maryland. contained originally 25.-
700 Of the new lsvies. to which additions |
may have been made. II is the universal
report that the new regiments hare fought
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-10

No State in the Union. We hazard not in
saying. has a more popular Governor than
our sister State Of Indiana. Aud he is de
servedly popular--he is not only popular.
but belSyed by the whole people.
Ever'siuce the rebellion broke out. he has
been on the move. here and there. and CIV
erywhere. organizing troops and attending
10 their every want. Nothing has been un-
done thai human head or hands could do, to
make the brave soldier comfortable. and
sick aud wounded have had the very best
attention. After the battle at Pi,tsburg
Landing, be at once FASTENED to the sceue
of slaughter. and in person looked after the
killed and wounded Of his State. and prov-
ded for their return 10 their mother earth. or
10 their homes.
Governor Morton is q most active, enei.
getic, aiTable gentlemanL In the prime of
life, of robust constitution, and moving about
as quich Is thought. he is capable Of ac-
complaining the vast amount Of labor upon
his hands.
A few years ago. he was nominated by the
Republicans for G0vernor. and was defeated.
In 1860, he was nominated for Lieut.. Gov
ernor. and was elected by large majority
But a,dsy or SO after his Inauguration. the
Governor. Hon. Henry s. Lane, Was elected
to the United States Senate. aad Immediately
resigned. - that Oliver p. Morton became
Governor. And now he can receive any
place in the gift Of his constituents.
We dSrogate nothing from the ability of
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-10
What A. H. Wrenm Says.

This to certify that ems ,ged In the rain
ing and nufcturing OF the Chinese sugar Cane into
syrup for the last ave an also In deaing
and I'm several different kinds Tor Evap-
ratorso Tor boiling the Cane Juice, have erest
interest in the production and sugar
Cane aud during the time ged In IL have found
defects in most Of the Pans IN Some soorch
the syrup IL fierce fire kept up others would NOS
oil last enough. others again without great Of
care would get the and juice mixed. sud
have thought that pan might be got up 10 the
above objections would Jay hes have used and
saw pans u-e that with experience and good deal Of
caution wou'd boil fast and make good syrup But
pan ia by Mr.. H. q. Emery. last TALL
nearest to perfect and meeting the the
sderations: LIST They be Afforded cheap. being
made to arch, therefore admtting barge wood
can be made OF Different sizes ed. They have Cooler
through the center. 81. The OF tho an be
taken Cd In the frst said hrs
be made q boil rapidly desired (th II dampepe
(Which is excellent feature In it,
be under the entire Of the operator enabling
him tn rush bus hre fast he psAses without
OF 3rching the and be boiled
sired thickness 5th II doss not require great
perience 70 manage said pan. A. II. wRBHN,
Mt. Gflead, o.. March Z. 1859.
Y TAlI persons using Rvspos OF patent
With da attachments infr nging right,
and viii be dealt with according to Lag.
tyAgenis wanted In gayetsss Cstso, Henry and Ran
ioiph counties =.
For further particular. sppiy 70 #HA
J. w. WARD & CO.,
Agents, Richmond, Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-10

other Governors 10 thus abiding TO Gov
srnor Morton. All the loyal States have
reason to bs proud CT the energy and .oii'
lies of their Chief Executive.-DdsIy <aef'
O0lx1zJxs, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-10


The OF Sorgham Syrup being yet 10 it, n
ancy and likely to become matter Of general interest,"
mong Us, few suggestions In regard to Il be OF
sc, vice. have been engaged la tae business for the
last Ave and found that very
much upon the Evsporaior. used Cooks patent two
seasons found IL liable to serious objections;
the difficulty of making the syrup without having
or less Of the Juice In IT, which injured
aud caused to ferment Another liability
OF scorchipg the less the IRE reduced
greatly TO boiling In the Arst aud apart
menta OF the pan. II
Last season used o Meals Patent Evaporators.
With mnch better With cosid the syr.
up OF required thic kncss asd entirely from q
particle Of the raw Juice with little risk
ing though the nre kept is full height Upon
air trial found could make syrup per day With
Meals Patent Pan OF four feet BY elk seet nchss
1.-The size usedl than could Ceok's eight psa
make better article with much less labor seumminG
and little liability OF scsrching. The danper q.
tached TO Meals Pan, which heat ua
der the pan, regard . complete success. A.
the thicksns. and its liability boil
BY ADJUSTING the damper the hest may
reduced under this thai IL will stop bubbnR.
when the other two will be Affected mpor.
tant 10 this that will without hampers,
HOMER C. EMERY,
Lincoln Township. Morrow Co.. O., Fec. 10, 1858.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-10
J. 81. WATSON, Agent,

fTLocaI Agents Wanted.
Jan. % tn, lsG2.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
The Militia Drafting Bill.

Congress has passed bill amendatory
of the act of l795. It is one Of the most
important measures yet passed. TIE term
of enlistment for which the militia will be
called out is limited to niLe months. and
one months pay and twenty-five dollars
bounty paid in advance. The bill author
ixes the President to receive negroes INTO
the service for constructing entrenchm,ents,
performing cunp SCI rice, or any ot|ser-l Ia
tor, or any military ser.ie TAR achich
they may be fund con,pctent-to be en-
rolled and organized as the President may
prescribe. It also declares fee all slavas,
including their families, Who shall thus
serve the government, except those belong
ing to loyal masters.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

HGcxIEsraal.s.-Large quantities Of these
fine berries are being brought from Grow Wing
b. the, '.Hueklsberry Line" Il They find .
rsady ale q $3.50 pr eu,hsl. @s ~
TIM NV TAX LAw-He ars indebted
to the n. 7. Tribune for . copy Of the Tax
Bill In pamphlet form. It occupies thirty.oue
closely printed. double column pages Price
6 cents. Address Tribune Association, New
York. .........
EXTRAORDINARY! UNPARALLELED We
are credibly informed that on Tuesday
last.tvo young men Of this town went ten
miles in the country aud came back sober !
Our authority was such that we cannot
doubt the truth Of this staten Who
-even the oldest idhabitaut-remembers
u like incident. Our only fear is, that
the ''last day" cannot be far distant.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

fell back, formed .gain, and made two
mere charges, meeting the same fate, -
this sickencd them of that mode of fight
ing. They then went to skirmishing.-
In the meantime another portion of the
enemy had dashed through and taken
their camp, killing and woundipg several
Of the guard. = .,
Col. Lester being short Of ammunition,
commenced saving his powder, but at five
o'clock he was completely out, and com
PEELED to. surrender. He sent word to
Nashville if they would only send him
ammunition, he; would hold his ground =
week. =,
These particulars Lieut.. Swan obtained
at Nashville from persons connected with
the railroad, who had been down to and
near Murfreesboro during the fight. Also
from Mr.. A. b. Cornell, suffers clerk.
who remained with the regiment up to the
time Of the surrender. :. He was engaged
in scout duty during the day. Not liking
to be gobblcd up in the surrender, he
started coatless, check shirt and pants and
a rope in bis hands to look for stray horses,
in which condition he reached Nashville
the same evening. ~
+ Company c. was not included In the
surrender. having been, sent down the
railroad 30 miles to Wartrace, on guard
duty the day before, though it was quito
probable they would be taken, as they
were expected back on Sunday
1t was supposed there were about doz-
en- killed. though the names Of none Of
them could be learned. Major Matson
aud Capt Rice were not in the fight. The
Major had not yet returned from his visit
home, though he was on his way Capt
Rice was on duty at Nashville.
Mr.. Roher, the suffer, it is believed.
shared the fate of the regiment. He had
but small quantity of goods with him,
having left them at Nashville, on account
Of the regiment being under marching or
ders. :@.;.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
Thermometrical Record.
Reported eop 'essIy for the DEMOCRAT, D,
S. iHurlun. Druqgisf, ST. Cloud
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NUTICE.OV MORTGAGES SALE.

NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE.
Name Of Mor'ea,ors-C. A. Freeman and
Abby J. Freeman, his wife, Of Little Falls,
NJ orrisen county, Minnesota.
Name of Nor, gagee---Elliot J. Kidder
Name Of Assignee-R. S. Hamilton
Date of Mortgage-Octt Der tenth \. D. 1859
Date of Assignment-May seventh \. D. 1852
Where and when recorded-Office of Regis
ter of Deeds, Morrison county. Minnesota, in
Book A of Mortgages, pages $40. 81, 37S, up
on the LIST day of November, a. D. 1889, at
8 o'clock A. II. I.
Where ana when assignment recorded-Of-
fee Of Register of Deeds, Morrison county,
Minnesota, in Book of Mortgages, page g.,
upon the 9th day Of May A. u. 1862, at 2
o'clock P. n. of said day.
Amount due and claimed to be due upon
said note and mortgage At the date hereof
One hundred and sixty dollars.
Descii tion Of Mortgagcd premises--All of
the following piece or parcel Of land lying and
being in the county Of Morrison and state of
Minnesota, described as follows, to wit: Be
ginning at the quarter section post between
and nine rs & 8 in township forty C4O] north
range thirty 32] west, east Of Little Falls :;
thence east eight chains and seventy six 1851
links, thence north FIVE chains and twenty six
1921 links to post which is the place Of be-
ginning of the land to be described; thence
east nine chains and fifty 1851 links, thence
north twenty one chains and four (2l.4 links,
thence west nine chains and fifty sol links.
thence south twenty -one chains and four (2l.41
links to post which is the place of beginning
of the land described.
Default having been made in the conditions
Of said mortgage, and no suit At law having
been instituted for the recovery Of the said
mortgage debt. Therefore, notice is hereby
given that by virtue of a power Of sale in said
mortgage contained, and in pursuance of the
statutes in such case made and provided the said
mor,gaged premises will be sold by the sheriff
of said county at public auction to the high.
est bidder, for cash, on Saturday the thirteenth
day of September A. D. 1862. at ten o'clock
A. n. of said day, at the front door Of tho Of
fee Of Register of D, eds at Little Falls, in
said county to satisfy said mortgage debt and the
legal costs and disbursements in such sale.
r. $. HAMILTON. Assignee.
Dated Little Falls, July 2lst, 1862.
iulD4-HH
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

t@l4slyAs s1Asa iasw ~. v,h. 4. u,
NH De- Iysa luias - Nissssri ss1paien.
~ =! u - criaek keeping
- Apsa, ~ 49, ssssy H. h eru4
- 49, A11s~ ~ hssa sVss5 >ridss
~ - 49, 1yse1 tns 90 1<s,s press
sASA 80. ~ 70, gaia sinaI ca,e Pow.
~ ~ apls eelAslea tsek 80 On and ran
.aAaAa q Ne ta*alry aid poured shot into
tAsn and then fell back. We reached Rieu-
a sssia two nights ago, In the night and laid
ssseseas day And marched to oar present
saAP beyond Jacinto, IN ancient, Southern
leokine place Of not much moment. While At
Risaai last train q cars came in from Corinth
With grain and provisions-the arst cars I
1--we sssn though hear The whistle Of the en-
Ginss almost daily. hope you will be able
. ct q The sense Of this y write under eve
y disadvantass. and being Orderly Sergeant
aoD / An interrupted almost every moment
WIEN ~ shall march from here cannot ssy.
Tan ssill In the enjoyment Of robust health
and they all b gin to think me . slough euss''
!-astu use the expression Of one Of them.
i. Ny regards 70 Msssrs. 49, p r,
M-l and Ill aequaintanees. Thank the
Lord. Msssrs. s-e, -, NJ, and 9TH
ess that you ore in Mianssoss, II you DO have
20 put up with mosquitoes. lhavs had piece
efehieken for supper, and the fact that i. vas
. sseesh chicken got In violation Of orders did
Mt prevent ito slipping down nicely. It was
Paid for, you know. The days ere intensely
hot. but the nights still cool.
Farmers Of Sank Valley Men Of Minnesota!
get down on your marrow-bones and thank
God that he sent you to Minnesota! Sell wheat
nosquitoes, let srasshopper come once in
three years, aud stay where you are and don't
grumbie! You are favored beyond all COM
parison. Your friends viii tell you 30 il they
ever live to get back (they win al come); -
for Myself whenever Uncle Samuel can farn-
ish transportation am oil ready.
The 4th WAS celebrated by firing national
salutes and music. Papers do not come to
hand. II there is any interesting home news
In the st, Cloud DEMocnAr, cut items and send
In letter from.
In extreme haste. ALEX
LArtH.-A citizen reports that We may ex-
pees an attack to-day Or tomorrow. Hami'-
tone Division was attacked yesterday, with
what effect cannot say. They are near
Rieu.i, en- our right eight miles away. Our
Battery and rowells are in position and ready
let them come! We are on the, extreme
len. Our extreme right IL at Memphis
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
DRY GOODS

Brswn Sheetings and shir,iags, Blue and
Brown Denims, Bleached Muslins, l0& and 81
Muslin. Ticking, Stripes and Checks, Drillnes,
Canton Flannel, Red, White and Yellow Flsn-
mel, Ky: Jeans, Cotton Cloths for boys wear,
Table Linen, Toweling, etc., ETC., etc.
Blk. Silks, Velvet, Berage, Delaines, Cali
Goes, Ginghams, Lawns, Furniture Calico,
Mourning Prints, Cambrics, Brilliants, Jaco.
nets, Cross-Bar Muslin, Swiss do, Marseilles.
Farmers Satin, etc., etc., etc.
Cloths, Cleaking. Broadcloth, Doeskins, Cas-
simeres, Fine Wooden Goods for mems wear.
etc., etc., eto.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
From the Third Regiment.
From tie Pres 1914

From tie Pre.s 1914
Lieut. j. H. Swan, Of Company /,
Third Minnesota Regiment, came up on
the Mcclellan last evening, having left that
Regiment on Saturday. He, in company
with Adjutant Blakely, Sergeant Fox of
Company A, Sergeant Hunt of Company
B. Sergeant Holm of Company D, Coe-
poral Baker Of Company E, and priv4rt
Arnold of Company G, had been detailed
for the recruiting service, with instructions
to report to Captain Nelson, of St. Paul,
They left the regiment the day before the
attack, having no thought Of an enemy
being within fifty miles of them. They
came to Nashville the same evening,
where they stayed till Monday msrning.
At 10 o'clock on Sunday morning they
heard Of the attack aud surrender of tie
Ninth Michigan. The rebels, all mount
ed, to the number Of 5000 or 1000,
dashed upon the the town about daylight
having rode down the pickets-and into
the camp Of the Michigan regiment, TAX
ing them completely by surprise, not CIV
ing them even m opportunity to form.
Colo,.cl Duf6eld was wounded and captur.
cd in bis ROOM,
When the news Of these transactions
reached the Minnesota Third, at their
camp. one and halt miles from the town
on the Nashville road, Col Lester im,ne.
diately formed and went to their relief.
After marching about half mile, they
wee attacked b. the enemy, who made a
charge upon them. They awaited the
charge until the enemy came within few
rtd., when they opened upon him, with J..
deadly Gre emptyiog the saddles BY scores.
Hewits's BatssrJ- caught some twenty
horses q The first fra, which came in ride.
les from The charge. The snomy then
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardware of al kinds suit for gen rsl use
Yankee Notions-Tho finest assortment ever
brought to this market.
Wooden Ware Of every description Of the
best quality. -
Paper Hang;nes, Window Curtain fixtures
Of every pattern.
Candies IStewart's double re6ned] COM
plete assortment.
Cider Vinegar, warranted the pure article.
Nuts! Nuts!--Bra1il. Madena, Peanuts,
Filber,s and Almonds. .. g.
Citron, Farina, Sage, Cocoa, Tapioca, Oat-
meal, French Mustard, Pearl Barley. Catsup.
Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce, and Sweet OIL,
Tobacco, chewing and smoking, all kinds q
the best quality, 49, "s<&@
Ground Spices Of all kinds, in tin boxes
warranted pure.
Everything, Anything, Connecting, &c.
IF THERE IS ANYTHING YoU WANT
AND DO NOT SEE, ASK FOR IT. : F{-A
- An kinds Of Produce taken Ii sxehaafS
for Goods It the hishsst market price.
E. NJ. To1EY. q co.