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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-01
Amtcrifamtfdbe Sea6rltbtem.

NeWzDurf, 80. Aug, Der o@reat gas
fern" itteB bet ietner 5abrt Our6 DEN SunO
auf etnen Sellen uno erIttt an Der GuBeren
BetleiOun9 einieen S9aben, 70 baB bas 9Ba1=
lee bur9 Die tnneren 6ugm einbrinet. @enn
Der SHaoen bier ausgebeIert tperDen tanit, 70
ptro es iOFCrt gel6eben, i'm anoeren Safe tpirb
paS S6tf Die Nidfabrt In 1etnem eeeenwGrz
tt8en 3ulfanoe MAIDEN, pa Der S8aOen 70 un~
beOeutenb letn lOu, paB far bts @t6er6eit bes
Saifs niGt 3t befIrGten 1T.
Die NIT Dem g@reat @altern" aneefpmme-
men 9afustere Hagen O%ariber, baB Ie suerlt
mebrere Stuaren auf ben SanitGts= Snlpeftpr,
Oann auf bte 3Oabeamten unb oaun nod
mebrere Stunoen am Depot 8u 6arlem auf
tbr @epdd tparten muBteu. OaS Smif fam
UNI II ubr auf leinem N~nterplab an tnD es
trurbe 7 ubr NbtnOs, ebe Dte 9a1aatere ans
9anO fumen, unp II ubr 0aht5, ebe ute i6r
@epGd batten.
@tne 6aYti'lae Oampf GorSette, vber %.
Oe3ember", Commandment DpFquemD, lteat Der
8atterie 9egenitber Dor Nnter. sic fabrt a
&anOnen unp bat cine MaiGtne ppn 100
Yferoetraft, nit 2 6eleln unp 6 5euern. -
uOer ". Oejember", pelGer Tn ENGLAND ee.
baut purOe uno 100000 6ranten fpItete, Sat
100 Ntann an 8OrO, welGe, 6 auSeenpmmen,
ale SHmar3e ltno. Ote Goroette lief Der
Heparatnr tpegen BIER etn unb tpiro Gufort iptee
Der mad 6agtt Buriidtebren, penn tas @6tf
In ben Stano Selebt 1T. Dufetbe lit i'm 0G
gemetnen gut gebalten unD es berrI6t opufdne
Dt8e OrDnung an 8crD, e2
philadelphia, 80. Ausut. Der Grt-
lenbampfer u8ermmoa," pelGer ictt au8oez
IoOen miro, entbdlt cine ~curiDle 6radt. Sc
tern rub Earo man unter Der Qapuns 26
fet perna9elte un0 perlie9elte &ilten. MlS
nun cine Oerlelben %Offnete, fanben Ii4 BARN
flr $4,000 Secel ions Bpftmarfen Dor. =
8enn Die unpern &ilteu oeulelben 8etruo
rtbalten, 10 linO Der Resieruns be8 Setter
n Davis 8uiommen fir 100000 Dollars
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Son penn1nloanien

5arrtsbur9, %. aus. Cine aus,
bebune piro nnr in lsbr t~pentsen Diltrtftcm
nDtbis lein uno SieQetdt In gar fetnem. Sun
9aufe Der naGlten Z Sage merosn tasli6 2
&s9tmentsr BON bier na6 @ulbinston abqe>
ben unO Z weitere 3estmsnter iperpen BON
Y9ilaoelpbta abaeben, 70 i6neQ ais Sranse
pprtmittel 9elhnft merpen fSSnnen. +.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-01
G0laDt BEL 0Srppetom.
Die M%ebelless in DDlcr Dsacbt su.
riitfgeieblagsn.
6altptquartiPr uuf Dem S6ladt= ,
felb Bel @rcpeton, @aineS- :
aena VILE 30 Nnne 8 1Ihr 50 ain I
vile 80. NuQ. 5 llbr 81 iial

au 0eneral Wujpr Sailed.
@tr fpdtelt 9eltern bier cine m6rberiide
.Sdla9t 8egen Die perei1i8ten Streitmd6te
beS Teinoe8, pelde. ppm S~u9esanbru4 bis
gum Onnfelmeroelt bauerte unb nobel Der
6eilO pom S9la4tfelp, pa8 iebt in unIerem
8elibe ii, pertrieben wurbe. anlere Srup
pen linp iebt 5u erntattet, I'M ben Tetnb mel.
ter 81 perfolgen, aber i9 lperbe e8 i'm 2aufe
oe8 MprsenS tbun, lObalb ais Sit Sobn
YcrterS Corps BON Wanaf18fDmmt, Der
6ein0 beiinbet itd nod in unierer 6rpnt, 1T
aber bDle 3u9eri4tet.
Wtr perlpren minbeItens 5000 Mann an
Guoten unO 8eripunpeten, unp alien Mnset6en
mad oerlCr Der SetnO 3tpei, wO mir einen.
Der 6etno ttelt ii9 treng tn Der Oefenlipe
llno isoer Anerif 9ing oDn llns aus. lulere
3ruppen benabnten lid ~ausg3et6net. Die
S9latt tpurpe auf Dem ioentiiGen 8u(l Stun
SGla4tfelp 9eldlagen, mas ben &utbuiiasmus
unlerer Mfannibuften beOeutenD erb6bte.
Speben fam Die Na6rtdt, paB Der 6eiub
lt6 seeen bic Serse 3uriid3iebt. SD eebe TO-
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Mufruf an aue aIer,te in pbtrobelpbio,

9btlabelpbta, 80. Aug. Die Staot.
bebbreen erbirlten se!ern NtenO cine Depelde
BON Colonel Gbcma0 q. Scott, wel&e 6elaat.
DAP cine beige SGlaGt tuttsefunpen bat.
Der 8srlut 1T arcb sepeien l1np ale Mer,te,
oenen eS mDsltd TT, tperpen erlu9t, ipfort
nad WaIbtngtOn su fommen.
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slet6 ben grfOls pom 5reitas tpteoer ere
nettern.
IS lolten ATE @%nfren9uneen eemadt tper=
ben, Die Ssn0nn9 neuer 1ruppen gu bel9leu.
nieen
Sas Settle bnm s6ln6tfelne.
@afbtnstUn, 81. Nue. 9aut Elm.
ae3angenen NaGrtdten 1T 9eute, tpenn iiber.
baupt eth &f ltattgefunOen, nur eth unbe.
oentenbeS @efeGt OUrgefalen. l1n1ere Mrmet
1T gut c%oncentrirt unO bic Qeute pom better
0etlte bsieelt.
gerspunbete Der Ictten ecBIabt.
9Str tbeilen fCl9enbe Namen BON beut16er
OtF5teren init, ipel6e In Der lebten SAlaAl
pertprnoet purben:
9teut. &u3er; Gapt. @an @anben: @pl
@ola unb gapt. SeIOY, 46. q. 9. Neqt
Sapt. 8obert &int, SGulter I; Sol. @uets
~. u. o., Nrm !; NOtutant Seeolit; Qeut.
Selomann, S&enfel; WatOr SenfleY, So.
". 3: 3est., Nrm 9teut. 5entlebau9b, Obi
beS Sen. Steinwebr
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Die Snnianrrunruhen.

GbtcasU 20. gus. Cine Depel6s BON
Columbus, Nebrasfa, last, paB A ODER 500
ganttOn unb Sipur Snptaner bic Yapnee>
bSrfer am ~. ,, ausesrifsn, IL bio IA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-01
Die cIhitere 6es II. Sbtosgtesiments cot,.
zta 9auptquqrtter Der Nrmee, ,
WdlbinatOn. 29. Wuo. {

WeneralzSr Dre.
6ol9enoe Slt3tere bes II. Entertainments,
tpel6e cine Nctt3 SsrGfentliGt 9aben, mprtr1
tie an9eben, paB le Dem ipeaen Geia9eft callirs
ten @ol. st. Ifal on anrtetben, ben rtGlorfs,
pile, Genn., IN Die Nebelensu aberaeben,
biermtt auf 8efebl bes 0saiceaten aus
Dem Oiente entlaNen:
l. lieutenant a. S. Sumter.
z. Slauc MaIon.
l. y Sra 8, Mtcrri8.
@apitan Smttb $. @rOpf.
S 81. WooDwaro.
@ s. u. 8owen.
SalcmUn S. 6Duf.
6. >. @raum.
lieutenant 8. s. @iOOre (glbtutunt).
@apitan Bm. $. @aaanrer.
lieutenant $. Sc. DrucY.
8. 0. 8eaper. Ij5l t-At
Nuf Sefebl pes &rieesminifers:
y. Q. 3UwnGenb,
5ulfsr @eneralabiutant.
Mrmee .Srbre.
HN
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Setearopbi(de SIahri6tcn.
Beri8tet fir BEN .8altimpre Weder."
Neueites Dnn Gen. @Opc.

N--s NN~<tSI@SS ~~V FNRSe r
Sic 0emcrale 8urniibe unb @upe ba9mer
ii6 eitten Mcg bur6 Den SeinO nnb her:
eintsen iid) init Gen. MrGlelnm.
Die Mebelen bnr@ bte OebireSp6f e
DON benz x&fbabm Soc Soofer"'
Gunner uno StnrgtS gei6laacn.
f. IS n q . 80. Nraut.
Die Generate 8urnltpe unp 9ppe baben ld
erfolerei1 einen 0eg burG bic 9tebeaeuma6i
bet Manaias 9ebabnt unp baben nit Der DR.
NEE BON Gtrstnia unter 0eneral Mlc@lelau
pie0eitS bon @entrepiIe iGre Gerbtnbune be-
werflteQt9t.
Die OiSiiOnen ,nter ben 0eneralen 500,
fer, Stur9is unp Sumner baben nit ben Ste
belen bibi9e @efeGte betanpcu, tporin Dte lebz
teren auf pas Saupt selbIagen unO aus Der
umsesenp BON NanataS II 8ua Stun purd
Die 9afe Der 8uQ Stun 8er9e oertrteben muir,
ben. oi'a assa
Der Gerlult lOa aui 6eipen Seiten betrdGt-
lid gewelen letu. DU6 tam man iIber oteleu
Yuutt feine 3nperla1iieen 8eriAte erbalten ;
aber man glaubt, OoB Der 6stnD eine empfino~
liGe JtieOerla9e erlttt unp pisle @efanaene
II r. Hr ~F- u
perlOr. -esa. es"
So beibt @feruer, OaB Der @otomac iebt iutter
al pberbalb WaIbin9tun bur9patet tperoen
fann, unp In Dem sa15en weltlt@en Mar9<
lamb terrfdcn grpbe 8rlor9nils oaB Elm She'll
Der Hebelenlrmee e;nen per3wftfelten 9taub<
5ng ra9 jener @esen0 MAIDEN mGaen ; bod
Iiap an allen geeigneten Punften binldneli6e
gorfsbrnngen fir alIe oerartigen Safe setruf=
fen.
Der Teino lit nod ni6t am oberen pptc=
mac erl9ienen ; bod iinp Nnceutumgen fit
cine lplde Semeguug pcrbanpeu, uno bio
aufre9un9 auf belben ufern peS 6luile8
p1uert fprt. T1a +
Die SeiOreuiiie ipesen Der Siderbeit Der
.Stabt Wal9mstcn itno 9dtt5lid perldeuGt,
pa Die acknowledgements pOlfcmmcn ult=
einne6mbur lino.
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SospitalpUrrGtbe fir bic serpnnbeten.

SOspitalnUrrdtbe fir bic SermmnScten,
Wabtn9tun, 81. Nug. Nm Cams
tag 9in9en 43 0aeen NIT 6ospttaloOrrdtben
na6 Dem SAla6tfelpe ab. Meoical Snlpefs
tor Coolidge, Or. Yu9e, NlFRen3ar3t @e6(ter
uno anoere Nrmee< IUtpte @rtpntGrste atnaen
oabtn ab.
Na btn9tUn, 80. Nug. SIN elmer
Stbung bes cabinets puroe beute 6etimmt.
pas SAema Der Experimentation In @entral=
Qmerita faaen gu laffn. Dteles eeI6a6 tbetl=
fpetle tn TCl9e elmer gprltellung bss @e(anb.
ten Dcn Sofa silica, tbeilpetle weeen Der GIN
lpra6e 3treter Wit9lieper.- Dit Nufmesflamz
tttt pes Sberfommanpanten 1T Dor ipeniaen
Ga9en ouf Die Srganifrung zines 6elo,uaeo
ge9en ote tpeltltHen SnDianer eelentt ,rOrpen.
&s unterlie9t feinem 3petfel, DaB mir am On
fange etnes 9raulamen Snbianertrteaes Gteben,
9e9en ben Der SlOri0afrieg In Sbatten ee1telt
uerpen miro. Die 8ertGte Der Snoiansrs
asenten lpreGen auf's unspeteeuttele papprt.
Nile Snpianer ba6en lid S~eretniet aa einem
&riege se9en bte weiben Nnliepler. sic wi6en,
odb Die Ser. ct. 1ruppen, tpeIhe auf Der
@ren3e lteben, abberufen wprben lino mnD DaB
AUDI Die meilten tpetben NnlteDler In ben Rriea
.9e9ansen finn, SD lu9e aueenblidlt6 bic
3abl Der &rie9er, WelGe in's Selp eetelt rperz
ben lo0en, gu erfabren.
Ote 3abl Der SnOianer 1T lebr betr16tliG.
sic linp nit 8ldien bspafnet. Die Wrau-
lamtetten Der SnDianer in Mimne1ota paren
nur Elm Gcrlpiel 3a benz &rteee. s. tptro cine
beceuteaoe NilttdrmaGt erforperlt& 1etn, bic
fen &rieg gu unter0riiden. SIR limb es ben
5amtlten, oeren 0aupter fur bte Union i'm
5eloe itebsn, lGulDig, bielelbem am bel6aben
uno General 5aued 1T ent16lU0en, e5 au tbun.
20 lit ubrtgeus @efabr porbanoen, Das bic
Snotaner ibre MDrOereten bestnnen lperOen.
ebe rnlere Gruppen anfommrn.
& Der @runo bteles Snptanertrteees ptrb in
Dem tbatla6ltden llnreG! ae1ndt. mas BON
Der NominifrattUn ben Snotanern ,uoefitot
trDrDen lit. % # g..
400 @efangene, melde unlere|
2rmee Bet ben @efeGten Ser lebten Iaoe
ma&ts, p1roen etnSebra&t unb in @eoras-
tCpn etnquartirt. 81
NtAt mad @aGGtnatpn.-Do sl
Srte9epepartement bat bte Srpre erlafen. baf
tetn Sff5ter BON isbt an Dbne beIuuoere greI
lanentB Die Staot WalbinstCn beluGen barf
tren1 er SOQ9lltisen urlaub bat. Muh
SfF3tere, AUDI tpern le urlaub befom,
men baben, lt4 nod etne belpnbere @rlaubntB !
81 E&L Es
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COMMUNICATIVE Der Nrmee In @treinien :
Oen. Surnltoe c%pmmanbirt letn etaenee
Corps, aus9enVntmen pas, mas tempurar Sc
neral 9Cps 5ugetbetlt 1T. '
Sen. Wc@lelan cummanbirt ben G6etl Der
YptOmacsArmee, wel6er nt6t unter General
Yope's COMMANDO sel9tdt tpuroen 1T. -
@en. Ycpe ccmmanbtrt bic Nrmee BON Girs
gtnten unO ale Sruppen, pel9e ttm aueen.
blidltG iusetbeilt 1nbs
Nle Sruppen leben unter benz COMMANDO
pes Sbersenerals, @eneralmaior Sailed.
CD. TOwnIenb,
y s@a M1flftrenber @eneroloDiutnnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-18
By command of Maj. G-n. Pope:
R. 0. SELFR1DGE, 4. 4. 6.

4 rencontre occurred in Darlington, Har-
ford county, Md, on Friday last, between ".
Stump and Edward Quar1es, on account Of
difficulty about their wives, in which Stump
WAS stabbed and killed, and Quarles so injured
chat his life is despaired OF.
4 new and dangerous altered one dollar note,
On the Bank of Delaware County, Chester
Pa, has made its appearance. The following
is a description Of it: Is altered-vlg. an eagle
poised on shield, cars, etc; on right end a
girl cleaning and figure /; on left, female seat
cd near grain, holding al eagle and the stars
and stripes.
On Friday morning last, the 10th regiment
of New York, the first to reach Washington
under the new call, arrived in that city on the
ears from Baltimore About seven 0 clock the
reoirnent took up its line Of march over into
Virginia. The regiment was headed by Secre-
tarv Seward and other distinguished persons,
in carriages, followed by band Of music. On
Saturday and Sunday number OF other regl-
,nents arrived, with full members and fully
armed and equipped They all proceeded on
rheir arrival direct into Virginia.
The Washington National Republican says:
ssTbe health of the army Of the Potomac APP
hears to be improving The number OF per-
sons On the sick list throughout the army be-
NO about eleven per cent. Of the whole, some
divisions averaging more, some Less =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-18
Explanatory Order.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
NEAR CEDAR MOUNTAIN, August II, 1862

GENERAL ORDER No. l9.-The major gen
eral commanding discovers with great dissatis-
faction that General Order No. S, requiring
that the troops Of this command be subsisted
on the country in which their operations are
conducted, has either been entirely misrepre
sented or grossly abused by many Of the off
GERS and soldiers of this command 1t is to be
distinctly understood that neither officer nor
soldier has any right whatever, under the pro
visions Of that order, TO enter the house, mo-
lest the person, or disturb the property Of any
citizen whatsoever.
Whenever it IS necessary or convenient tor
the subsistence Of the troops, provisions, for
age, and such other articles rs may be required
will be taken possession ct and used, but every
seizure must be made solely by the order OF the
commanding officer Of the troops there present.
and Nv the officer Of the department through
which the issues are made. Any officer Or sol
der who shall be found to have entered the
house or nt Tested the property Ct any citizen
will be severely punished Such acts OF plllage
and outrage are disgraceful to the army, and
have neither been contemplated nor authorized
bv any officers whatsoever. The perpetrators
Of them, whether officers or soldiers, will be
visited with a punishment which they will
have reason TO remember, and any officer or
soldier absent from the limits Of his camn,
found in any house whatever, without writ
ten pass from his division or brigade comman-
der, will be considered as pillager, and treat
ed accordingly.
Army corps commanders will Immediately,
establish mounted patrols, under the charge OF
commissioned officers which shall scour the
whole country for Eve miles around their camps
1t least once a day; and at different hours, to
bring into their respective commands all per-
sons absent without authority, or who are en-
gagged in any interruption Of citizens living IN
The country; and commanding officers Of regyi-
1nents or smaller separate commands will be
held responsible that neither officers nor men
shall be absent from camp without proper au-
shortly.
By command of Maj On. Pope:
R. 0. SELFRIDGE, 4. 4. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-18
The Heavens.

The Heavens
An object Of unusual interest has mada -
appearance to the naked eye in the Northern
section OF the heavens. The second comet %
1862, discovered at the Dudley Observatory
and at Cambridge on the night Of the 18th
ultimo has within a few evenings, become
quite conspicuous object It is now ahou,
eight degrees distant from the polar star, and
on line with the two Pointers, from the near
er of which it is fully twice as far distant as
the pole. It is also on line with the tvo
principal stars in the body of the Little Bear
In brillancy it resembles star Of the third
magnitude; but when examined closely has
hazy appearance; while the tail may be with
difficulty perceived streaming nearly in the d.
rection of the pole. AS the comet is now an
preaching the earth and sun with great rapid
ty, both the nucleus and tail viii probably soon
become not only visible but quite brilliant OBJ
jects. During the past week it has moved four
degrees in the direction Of the polar star, at
tanning it's greatest proximity lastevening.
This body is known rs futile scomet When
first discovered its motion appeared to be very
slow, but this was owing doubtless to its great
distance from the the earth, $4,000. 900 miles
It then resembled nebular body Suisse
uuent Investigations showed that it was ap-
preaching our globe at the rate of two and
half millions Of miles daily. The embryo Of
tail was first observed on the 3lst ult. About
the 26th instant the comet is expected to at
tain its greatest brilliancy Up to thst date at
least it will shine through the whole night
The planet Mars has not been visible in the
evening for more than a year: 1t may now be
observed rising in the east about haIf-past nine
0 clock, ?. H. and is the most conspicuous OBJ
ject in that part Of the heavens. It sports its
fiery livery these times in very significant
style. It's apparent motion among the stars
is moderately slow toward the east; but this
will cease altogether after time, and the plan
ct appear to take the opposite tack, as the
earth comes more nearl y on line between It
and the sun, Mars is now entering the Con
stellation Aries
Saturn can hardly be distinguished with the
naked eye, SO completely has it been immersed
in the sun ray. Jupiter is still Struggling N
the west with sadly diminished lustro; but IN
two or three weeks he will give up the contest
as hopeless Neither Venus nor Mercury, IS
now visible to the naked eye; but a good tee
scope may detect the former with slender
crescent like the new moon, few degrees west
of the sum-. Y Conn.
A man by the name Of VIM. ?. BowhaE'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-18
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Kentucky.

session at Frankfort on the 18th.
The message Of Governor Magohin condemns
the invasion Of the State by Confederate guer-
illas, and declares that Southern rights men
disapprove Of it. He then reviews the present
position of the Federal government, and re-
grets the arrests Of citizens without any legal
process. He recommends the adoption Of the
Crittenden resolutions asa standing proposition
Of peace and the settlement Of the war. He
concludes his message as follows: II hazard
nothing in saving that have been more untir-
ing in honest efforts to preserve, and have
made more propositions to prevent dlssou-
ton Of the Union, and which promised to be
successful if they had been adopted in time,
than ali of my busy, brawling calumniators,
who have lad their vile purposes to serve.
A dispatch from Louisville says by an
amicabe arrangement John I. Fisk has re-
signed the Speakership Of the Senate, and Jas.
T. Robinson, of Scott county, has been elected
in his place Beriah Magofin has resigned
Il e governorship, and thus Speaker Robinson
becomes Governor de tacto for Magofin's I'M
expired term. Mathew johnson, of Licking
ton, has been elected Secretary of State; John
B. Temple, President Of the Military Board,
has resigned, and the duty devolves on Mr..
Robinson as acting Governor.
THE SUPPRESSION OF THE MARYLAND
News SHEET The Baltimore correspondent
Of the Philadel phia Inquirer imagines that the
Maryland News Sheet was suppressed for the
following reasons: ''The concern was viewed
as generally offensive to loyal sentiment and at
en1nity with the government. No one doubted
the extreme course this journal would have Ia
|ren in favor Of Southern rebellion and treason,
had i not been restricted by the overruling au-
thorities. It has, Notwithstanding been in the
habit Of indicating its unfriendliness by certain
sDeers, hints, inuendoes, quotation marks, aud
cunningly devised references to events. It's
habit has also been tc Gull all the worst and
most offensive articles from what are viewed as
legal Northern papers, and, by means of this
rretext flooding our community with stuff, as
it thus appeared III garbled form, calculated to
favor secessionism, and the cause of those in
rebellion against the Union. For long time
loyal citizens here have wondered why the pub
LEGATION of this journal, in times SO extraordi-
nary and critical, was allowed It served to
keep alive the fame Of disloyalty; and no bet
ter proof was wanted Of persons affiliations
with those endeavoring to destroy our country,
than to sec them constantly patronizing and
reading the Maryland News Sheet Secession
lists, it seemed to me- would take it, though it
failed even in giving half the news found in
other daily publications The affair above al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-18

A man by the name Of VIM. 7. BoWhav,
who travels about on two crutches, from door
to doar, soliciting charity, went into one OF inc
police stations, to ply his ART. last week III
Washington, when he Was taken into custody
tor violating corporation ordinance IN refer
ence to street begging He was committed 70
the lookup, when, on searching his person.
s5lS in good, hard gold was found on him.
He was fined So for violation ofthe corporatlo"
law He seemed quite indignant that this SUM
should have been taken from him. and n'aoe
grievous complaint to the superintendent, %
police for this understandable interference !"
his :'honest ayocation.
The telegraph announces the capture OF ''''~
British steamer Columbia, laden with cahn ~,
rifles, &C., intended for the Con5ederates: lA'
Columbia was captured by the gunboa' oa''s'a IA
go de Cuba, the day after she lett Nassau a'lN
after six hours chase She is new iron pA0
peuer, provided with ports.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
More Indian Depredations
A T ACK ON PAYNESV VILE.

We learn from L. GoRToN, who arrived
from st. Cloud last Saturday. that depreda
tons are still being perpetrated on the white
settlers in the Sank Valley. He informs
us that, on last Tusday night, an attack was
made upon the town of Paynesville, in
Stearns county, about twenty five miles dis.
tant from st. Cloud. In one dwelling there
were ten men lodging, who had been engaged
during the day in threshing grain. The
house was fred about twelve o'clock, and
in trying to escape one man, named Boy.
den, was shot through the thigh, but escaped
to the bushes, and was rescued the next day
by party from the town of Richmond, who
returned to the scene. Five shots were
fred, but only one took effect. The Indians
secured ten horses and twelve head of
cattle.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Indian Attack in Stearns Co.
FOUR PERSONS KILLED.
RUMOR OF THE TOWN BEING
BURNED.

We learn from Burbank & Co.'s express
messenger. who arrived last night from st.
Cloud, that band of Sioux Indians at
tackled the town of Richmond, about twenty.
five miles from st. Cloud, on Monday morn-
ing, and killed two men and two children.
A messenger from Richmond arrived at
st. Cloud before our informant left, W no
stated that the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity were fleeing to Sank Centre and
st. Cloud. Captain McKay's company
stationed at st. Cloud, and a number of
citizens of st. Cloud, who could procure
horses and arms started in the afternoon of
Monday to the scene of action. The last
report from Richmond was that the In
dians had possession Of the town and were
burning it.
Richmond is about twenty miles from St..
Cloud, and the same distance from Forest
City.
The Indians who have made this attack
are supposed to have been the same who
were besieging Fort Abercrombie, and who
are reported to have left that Fort.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
The Fourth Regiment il
Action.

1t seems from the following dispatch, tina,
the Fourth Minnesota Regime was in the
action near luka, Mississippi, an account
of which We bad by telegraph yesterday
Col Sanborn being in charge OF the brig
ade, and there being no Lieut.. Colonel Or
Major, The command devolved upon Capt
Legro, the senior Captain OF the Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS MINNESOTA VOLUNTEERS, !
In CAMP NEAR JACINTo, 2lst inst,
via Corinth 2lst, via Cairo 23d J
To Governor RAMSEY, ST. Paul:
Casualties of the Fourth Regiment Min
nesota Volunteers, at the battle of Iuka, on
the 10Th inst, are as follows: Killed Com
pany c, Benjamin Poole and James Casey 4;
Company F, Thomas Smith and Ira O.
Russell. Forty men were wounded, most
of them slightly. Lieut.. Goodwin was Sc
verely wounded-thigh broken. He is the
only commissioned officer Injured. The
regiment acted with great GOODNESS, obeying
every order and holding every position as
signed them. The wounded were promptly
attended to, and are in comfortable quarters
doing we'll. Col. Sanborn commanded the
brigade. (Signed E. LEaRo,
Captain Commanding Regiment.