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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
Dispatch from Secretary seward-Pass-
ports Returned to the Department. will
be ACCOMPLISHMENTS Prevented from
Leaving

ports Returned to the Department. Will
be ACCOMPLISHMENTS Prevented from
Leaving +
On yesterday morning, Benno Speyer, Esq,
received dispatches from New York, that the
steamers advertised to leave for Europe were
not per mitted to depart. Mr.. Speyer tele-
graphed to VIM. 81. Seward, Secetary of State,
making the following inquiries: care per-
| sons who engage passage with steamers Borneo
and Bremen, out on the 23d and 30th insts.,
allowed to leave, or shall their passage.money
be refunded Are those having passports ex-
empted from the last order from leaving the
country How about non-citizens and those
who declared and became such?
Mr.. Seward promptly forwarded the fol-
lowing answer.
wAsHISoTes, August ., 1852
Benno Speyer, Esq.:
Your telegram received. Nc person eligi-
bic to be drafted into the militia will be al
lowed to leave. The order includes those
holding passports, which, if returned to the
Department, the money paid for them viii be
refunded. w. 81. SEWARD,
Secretary of StAta
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

SAN Francisco, Aug. s.-Arrived, ship
Western Continent with Hong Kong dates to
the 7th of June. Fourteen pirates were sem
fenced to be hung.
Tsingpo. the rebel stronghold, was captured
by the Allies.
The French Admiral, Brotel, was killed
while captnring Margo.
The British Admiral is concentrating near
Shanghai to oppose the rebel attack.
News from Honolulu 10 the 18th ult Is un-
important. a bill before the Legislature pro-
vides that no officer be appointed by the Gov
eminent who cannot read, write or converse,
intelligently, in Hawaiian.
News from Orizamba without dstes state
that Carleton, of the California volunteers,
reached the Rio Grande without opposition.
The rebel Sibly had Withdrawn his force
from New Mexico into Texas.
The Apache Indians attacked two compa-
mics Of our cavalry passing through the Me-
silla Valley, and killed seven, wounding sew
eral. The Indians we're repnlsed with heavy
loss. 81 ~
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THE Intendsd Invasion or Kentucky.
& INprAEAroLTs, Aug. S.--Fifteen hundred
rebel infantry are said to be at the head of the
Cumberland river, in the mountains, moving
in the direction Of Kentucky. The guerrilla
Morgan left Knoxville OF the Sd insts with
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

81. LoUIs-The EvsaiAg Meas has an arti-
cleshowing BY figures that, if the fun quota
is demanded Of Missouri, there win not be
men enough of'military age in the State to-
Allit saS
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

The rebel leaders have driven their people
from afiuence to indulgence, and are now
driving them from indulgence to famine.
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NOTICE-

FHE subscribers beg leave say that 'ey sold out
their entire stock of Furniture, curtain Goods, Car
peting, etc, to Mr.. JOHN P. HOFFMAN. On the ped
ut and, as he has been in enpo ment for num-
Der OF past take great pleasure in recomm nd
ing him to the confidence of friends customers.
We tender them also grateful ackno wrdgmen's for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon and at the came
time inform them that we shall continue the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,
At the old stand Union street. where prepared
10 attend to all orders in that line.
auR9 1w J. & NJ. FLAHERTY.
FOR S.aLE.
| VNHE STOCK and FIXTURES OF g retail Drug Store,
l. of the best locations in the city. Apply at
l this eh1ca r..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Good News from the Indian
War.

On the 26th ult., Col Si5l.y had
conference with band Of Sioux Indi,ns
who had separated from Little Cnw's
band ca,nPed and sent Aag Of truce to
invite him to visit them. He weut to
their camp and they gave up lO0 white
captives and $50 half:breeds They re-
port Little Crow in gr..t alarm FROM his
deieut i, the battle "t Wood Lake, say
he ha, retired with his band t" B Z Stone
Lake where friendly chict, Standing
Buffalo, h $ Promised :" st";' him Stan
ding Ruf1ulo : u Sissiton. whv desires "
rs,'ain on friendly rern's with the whites
aud to aid them against taeir enemies.
We thank God for this rift Ia the war
cloud, and recognise i" it another evidence
Of Cav. Ra'nsey's goo', plain sense. In
critic'sing his o,n'luct Of this 1u'lian war,
his best friends have felt obliged to admit
his appoi"t"s"t VI Col. SioIey, to tn
command of the expedition was great
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

HOSPITAL SronEs.-When Capt Rer.
gers command passed through st. Cloud
We sent . porti"n Of the hospital stores Of
the Ladies' Aid Society to DR.. Palmer.
who was with our cavalry company, as
physician en- route for IT, Abercrombie
He returns the following acknowledge
ment, in letter to Gen. Mitchell.
You can say to Mrs. Swisshelm that
the package Of bandages, &C., from the
Aid Society in st. Cloud wa~ duly rccciv-
"a and just in time l handed them o. er
to the Pust Surgeon. and a part OF the
present has already been applied to the use
for which i. was intended, the dressing Of
the wounded.
The ladies Of the S"ciety will feel graf
fled to learn that their present was 50
timely and appropriate, and assure :hem
it Was received with, gratitude.
=. Yours Truly,
B. Il. PALMER
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

blander; and he la. been strongly urged
u, rtc.!l linn Feeling c"nfi,lcnt Of his
man, hc las kept him there AMI the great
result is ur. honor to 9th Col. Siblpy and
Gov. Ramsey ~
b We ESPECIALLY, and particularly aud per
rt'nally wish to awl'gize tor aud rctract
slt the crnsure passed on Col Sibley' :
movements, I" return him whole heart
full If thanks for recovering the cap'ives.
4 result tor Which We had not dared t.
hope
=, He has arrested number IF I, dians
f.und in the fri: :wlly camp and appointed
i military c.'urt to try them. 1t found
guilty Of pal ticipati"n in the MSS scre.
they will be promptly hanged
"A later report-L'ttle Crow with Is
or 100 warriors have started Tor James
liver leaving all the prisoners but Que
buy, and the other Indians are rapidly
cunning iu aud submitting themselves. as
prisoners, to Col Si*lsy; as he has sent
them word that the only hope for mercy
even for women, is in their coming tu
him All will be tried, and the guilty
prem .,tly executed:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09


men at the, Fort rsystesina sheis hor~
PEE. one Of tho .entineh esltsd 10 ebG ebllnG
tayinR there is Indians, and inusSdtslf:
bred 1t four Sioux whom be sav@ crawling
up behind log. the Sioux returned the
dre. woundin9 German ssamxter se-sr.
ly, but nt dangerously. se1er.l .hoes-
were fred from the Fost but their a&see
is not known.
Tue+day a'"raios, Sept. soth IL comps.
ny With the men q the MINI. "a and .
number Of citisess With women and chil.
dren, VIC started E3r St Cloud, ss.ehsd
Dayton the sre night, found sssry&hiax
destroyed by yars u otherwise, bssisd ~
Eeu.i' s If man BY the name u Smith
whom the ssv.ess bad >k;ll,1 two w,eks
bet,re.
Wednesday, Oct. LIST, e.mpea tor sh.
hight ar Chippewa; saw. many eviden-
ces Of Indians having been IL that v,cini.
ty; found lB head ot cattle that had s,i.
IDENTIFY been in possession #. the indians.
Thursday, expecting an attack last night
We put out strong picket guard, sn1
ulade every preparation for defeuie: but no
Indians were eeen till shout sunrise when
fome Of our buy. saw four in Mr: G.g.rs
Field going fr'm his house towards tho
woods. Meeting no oppaa.i1ssiion We moved
Pn through the Alexandra woods aud
famped, whence / proceeded the company
10 st. Cloud leaving Lieut.. Taylor in com.
msnd.
My command arrived in St. Cloud aafe-
y at Il o'clock on Sunday Oct ssh and
were welcomed BY hearty cheers from al.
We are now in camp, awaiting further q.
ders
Very Truly You=s,
4. FREEMAN,*
Capt Commanding n. ". Rsag.r,:
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if.I
Arrived.

me st. Cloud Cavalry and the portion
Of the SIinn Sd which went to ALercrm-
be. arrived in town on Sabbath ut noon
sscor'iny the citizens VIII" hud, 80 long,
bee" u deadly peril there The t'ai" was
.h.lfs mile Ei'g and our citizens turned
out " meet and gree. it with cheers Of
welcome. Mr. Wright and family, Mr..
LuN and family, and a few others decided
" rea.ain 1t tho Fort Mr.. Lut~is
wounded and. his wife s;ak
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Fourth egimen+ Minnesota
Volunteers.

The following dispatch WIS received
yesterday by Gov. Ramsey from Colonel
Sanbyrn, Colonel commanding the Fourth
Regiment:
BY telegraph from Headquarters Fourth
Minnesota Volunteers, CPrinth, October 9th.
To Gov. Ramsey.
The casualties Of tho Fourth Regiment in
the battle in Corinth, on the Sd and 4th insts..
are: Killed, Capt. Mower. Co K; Private
Frank Nelson, Co. K Wounded, Lieut.. C,sw
ford, Go. e, severely five privates wounded
eighty; A"gns. N. Hayes, severely injured
by no. 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.
(Signed) JOHN B. SANBt)kN.
Colonel Commanding.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Ahercr.ojmbie.

tuc PeVp'c III AWJCSVtAOic. ~ tuc d'GlVdl
/ If the rrintorcemen ., w he a,t,st touch.
ing spectacle they have ever witnessed -
They had heard. through half breeds that
the savaSes had sent 700 warriors to At
tack St. Cloud at the same time that 3OU
attacked the Fort Fur Fl e weary weeks
,hey had been surrounded ~ that Indians
were in sight every day a''l they could
not 90 beyond half range IF their cannon
"ithout being fired upon. One after All.
other they had picked, from their n.,s,
'ru>ty "en, messenger aud sent thcm od
TO St. Paul FIR he'll. No messenger
reached them in return, and the conclu.
sion wvs that their cou,iers all had per
ished-that St. Cloud was burned. and
thei. friends here dead, that their peril
was u"know" and no help 10 be hoped
for But few h"urs previous to the ar
rival Of the trups the detachment sent u
escort their last messengers, had been at.
tackled and the refusal Of thei c,,,nu,and-
:er to send aid, in accordance with his
promise. bad nearly brought o. u mut,"y
j" which Capt. Vanderhorck would have
been Ills, shot Little squads ot the SOL
diers had bsen devisins mean. to escape
tnan the plsee and )e sc it and thu citi
zens to tItir fate The tru,ns did not
come by the usual route, tut cr"ssed the
river ab"ve and went down on the Dacota
side When seen to approach they were
taken for Sioux and the relief and i"y
caused strong men to weep like cl.iliten
One lady thus writes Il could have knelt
down and kissed their feat" and we copy
the tt!lowlng extract trum a letter from,
Mrs Kelly to her sister in St. Cloud.
Fort ABEKc""MB,E, SEPT 25th, 1862:
Ny DEAR Loved Ones AT HoME.-
Happy. thrice h Ply arc We al to. day to
k.ow the reinforcement has q; last cu,ne
to our relief Night before last about
5 o'clock, the report came to the quarters,
thai the Indian" were again e",ning from
up t'wards Bridges With telescope
We soon discovered four white men our
messengers, riding at full speed ~ho, up
on reaching here, informed US that in one
half hour VI would be reinforced by s5O
men. Language can never ex press the
delight Of all. Some wcpt, some laughed
uthers followed and cheered. The sul-
aiers and citizens here formed in linz,
and went out to meet them. 1t was quite
dark before they all g"t in the Fort We
All checred 50, that the next day more
than half Of us could hardly speak aloud
The Ladies all wcat cut aud as they pass
I'd cheer d them. They were ~ dusty l
did not know one OF them. After they
got washed the FIRST one saw was Thos.
Alden, then Bingham, Mills. and so On.
l had about thirty to get supper f'r. All the
st. Cloud men cume in, washed and tuk
tea, Hlr. R'uin. F.e, man aud ot ers. X
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
1EAI ESTATE AGENCY,
,~J st. CLOUD, I: MINNESOTA.

THxrESslvE Exploration, Of Land in this
r District subject to Psivat. entry, and long
11Srisnssio Lsad Otice business. give the un.
1rsiHnsd peculiar sdvsnts ages in he selection" "f
l.ad aud the location II Land Warrants.
= LlND'WAikANrS5 Tor sale at = small ad
vxncs on Nsto York Prices.
81 Contested r.: E,nu:ion cases prosecuted be-
fo-e the l,c:.i aud General i.ap' Office.
x ::a,tsntion paid 70 the pay nvMt Ut tAxes N
1sneaa, Shsrotzrns. Morrison an' S'ear"s
'SGuastas.
rssa lot. for, sale in st. Cloud:
= H.: v3o1l-tS l.. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Who are the Burglars 4

IL appears 70 % q Tact oeyono d,spuee,
that many Of the troops sent out sttsr the
: indians have ben cowardly burglars,
and, AZ the people have right to know
who have embraced this opportsnity 70 do
a little stealing, We open cur columns to
the discussion Of the question; but our
correspondents n,xst .n6ns their sosnmu-
nications within the bounds ot our space.
T. A. uarnon's letter would have occu.
pied more than two columns. As it Is an
answer t. on: OF halt column and sho'i
the question grow at this rate, ve should
soon have to issue double quarto volume
vf several hundred pages. In cutting tt
down We have tried to give al that Is iu.
lxrtant, and must insist that no writer In.
suit ous readers with words TO awaken
them to a sense Of the i"propristy Of
American soldiers robbing the ooun'y aud
people they are seut to protect Give u
facts aud the prof, no opinions, no ser.
mons. no lectures, no essays on burglary.
Il will take full proof to convince u
that any man in Capt Fresman's oompa-
ny committed any depradations with bic
knrwle .ge OF consent, and Mr. Harmon
makes mistake when he 6rst charges ths
company with acting like ''band ot out
laws" whose .vowea purpose is to destroy
property, and then admit, that b. has No
knowledge Of their h>ving destroyed any.
We believe Capt. ..reeman to b cool,
courageous, cautious, conscientious man,
one who would feel more anxious for the
lives Of his men than for his own he
did not d;sobey orders by going to FossI
City instead If direct to Fl. Ab~rcsoubses
He left St. Cloud with 60 fuw men thxt H.
was not expected to attempt eo;uR through
without reinforcements, which lie! ~. %
get At Richmond While receiving these
he was overtsken by Gen Mitchell in
p rson, xnd ordered to Forest City.
AS to the want Of courage in the Ran
gers, 60 mounted men, not goisg through
''slo"e' to Aberoroubie, tho 50 men who
could not stay alone, At Ssuk Centre shod
Judge them mildly. Capt Ramsdell was
not blamed her. for. hot sending. Para Of
his company with our cavalry. bat4ho was
blamed for claiming the prossssioa .es
Capt. Nc .oy's command, 800 mon Ehils
he thought our 60 men, should 60 onto
Abercrombie through. tho heart IT ! IN.
sion 90 dangerous that il ea.skirts N.
CURED such 2 garrison. Had Capt. Frs
man attempted the feat, With the ba,k of.
Ssvsges then known to bs between than
and the Fort the lessonsef Capt. Marsh
aaH a49sE ER% . ;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
eAPrA1N FREEn1AN,s REPC RI.

YEN. IL q .n4lCdELI..-O" lIcaF
inx= St. Cloud $. pt Srd, our company
camred the FIRST night at Richmond -
We moved ucx: morning speedily toward
forest City; but. night ovcrtaking ~,
we halted eight miles from the latter place
Stssting early, next morning, VIC arrived
about nine o'clock, aud found the garrison
in krrst excitement. The Indians having
atts.hcd 4 EN- on the night Of the 3r''
apd driven IF Ill their horses add large
..a...t,er: : Finding ,hcir trail, We followed
the,,;, eiis sht or ten niles to where they
hat burned house and killed number
Of hogs out, unable to track them fur
ther, after rcc"nnoi'er;ng f;'r some time,
We returned to Forest it, and encampeh
for The night. Having been ordered to
return t. Richmond within i..ur days from
tire tiine We lett that ,.l:,te, We started
"rxt m'iuing cn cur ::tur" trip, spent
the following ni-ht in i'uyn'Aville aud
reached Richmond about NOON on Sunday
Sept 7th l'ayne>v.lle is the only place
between Forest City and Richmond that
is not entirely evacuated, the harvest be.
ing but partly gathered is wasting In
seundsncs>with your orders, our company
started for Sauk Centre ON Monduy and
reached there mex: dry. While awaiting
Captains Barrett and McCoy's companies
We made preparations tor our advance to
Fort !Abercrvmbie OF the unfortunate
occurrence which followed the shoosi ~ ot
the Chippewa soldier, | have already in.
f;'rmed you by official report The dead
body was placed on one Of our horses and
br ught into camp The next day the
Indian soldier was buried with military
honors.
We remained at S:uk Centre till Sun
day afternoon, waiting for Barretts com
pany to get leave to accompany us to tho
Fort, With them arrived at Lake Amelia
Monday night, and encamped on the west.
ern shore. In the night messenger ar
rived with orders to halt, and await the
arrival uf Capt. Berger's command. Next
DAY icing rainy, We remained in camp.
The day following. with >cventcc, men l
went to White Bear Lake, and found the
house Of Mr Garrison, the nly residence
near the Lake, il ashes; and everything
On bis premises either taken or destroyed
Receiving an oru'r from Capt Berger to
meet him east oi the Alexandria woods
We started Friday morning and reached
Wyn'ans the pla' e y: meeting, AMI rncan'.
ped for the night. Soon after, Capt. Brr-
&c, came up with his m;n and fell
piece: R.suu,ing the march next morn-
Ing we reached Austin's pl"ce ut night
Some Of the men went to Gaycr's place
aud t"u"a n buggy L"udcI with tlunder
aud harness which the indians had lett,
i" their haste to esc"pe ou notice. Next
morning W. fund the body Of Andrew
Austin, rhc h al being severed fom the
budy and thrown into the :,rass, about ~
rods away, with the scalp all torn of
W. buried hin near 'he ~+pot where he
Law sent several men "ut il srarcl, o.
the ,nau who WAS with him wen he FL! !;
but no trace Of him could he found. The
Indians had evidently been 1T Rodgers
place but few hours before We reached
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Resolutions # Thanks.

We revi.w too late FIR ,hi- week issue
the proceedings Of meeting held vt st.
Cl"ud by the citizens re'urrneo fam Aber
cr'mbie ty which resolutions OF high co,i,.
menlatim and thanks are rendered AIT.
Su,i,h. Quar,cr,uast..r ut Abercreu,tie. 1t
will appear mext week.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
ELECTICN.

Republicans, get ready for the election
and support your ticket c'ea, through
1t is good one aud Democratic tri-
umph now would be national L,ss AIr
D"unelly should 20 to Congress with u
majority that Il all mean something.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
KEW e1lIrrEwA A0EHT.

The p esident has appointed J. Law
renee Foster Indian Agent vice Mr
Walker dead. Glad Of this evidence that
the Presiden- is about to assum' the ap-
pointing p'wer So unco"stutionaIly baud
ed ~ er to iud;vidual mtu,L-rs If Congress
so un:c'urulo"siy used for personal .nds.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

On Sabbath Or Monday next, $50
1hour ted men will leave # Smelling to 20
to Urt Ab.rcs"mbie.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

-'"l Il II Sibley has been app"in
ed by the President Brisadier General
Of Volunteers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Com IN isSiOner Dole.

Sorry to hear that this gentleman re
turned to Washington severely i'll wit
con. estiOn Of the lungs.
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q "a - - :: - - sa@ - y .
o. E::alS, * .----- = " -
For Representatives In co.xress. :
: - First district,
william Window,
Of Winona County.
Second district,
1gnatius Donnelly, "
Of Dskota County.
DISTRICT TlCKET,
For Representatives,
II. c. WAIT, Of Stearns Go.
LEVI WHEELER, Of Alorris"n Co
l. r. BENTLEY, Of Ardy johnson c.
. COUNTY TI'KET.
For County Auditor,
JOHN D. RODGERS.
For County Clerk,
w. T. RICE.
For County Att"rney,
s. B. PINNEY.
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n. G. WAIT .

.:s 0s4lsr IL Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
UEEPS Land Warrants constantly on hand
aud OK sale ii y small advance from New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
drawn ~ the lowest currentrates, ,Taxeepaid, Sc.
1t. CIsad, July 18th, 1861. aug 3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

80 JAMES n. MoKELVx..
AFRO. SEy i COUNSELLOk a. Ia"
ST. CLOUD,
vii! N IKE collections, invest money, buy,
Oh Or loan lspl Warrants, snl enter purchase
Or dispose ~ kssl Estate: