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The KILLED ard Wounded.
Ufrt-IIRsr NV YuLk yoLrNTEELS


Chaplain Owen \. B.uton, died OF sourds.
Lieutenant Geo. b. Allen, COL.
Sergeant Rnhosf Il. smith, Co. e.
Sergeant John Iiave, Co. T..
Sergeant iirrhort Kendall, Go. D.
Private join Cavlugb, { X.
Private Frolcy Mccarthy, Co. II.
Private g. Zimmrru 70. 10. B.
Ir.'aie IhnS. {. Mot, Go. A.
Private John h,rrou, e.. D.
Drummu boy Gollow, Go. X.
wOrNprp.
l'r1t Co, z. II, Potter, severely in tho L'p,
not dangerous.
Major Chas. ". Lee sndro, IN tho mouth, nor
ally.
C.pt. d. r Johnson, CO. fc,arcly in hlp.
j. onant 4. ". ir,on, g.. {.
Lieutenant 4. W. Mckee. CO. {.
l"'H.,Iart Hm. Clr,rr'0r, Co z.
SER raant VIM. kcnsiHrtyn, Co. r., N i.r--am-
putaten.
seIgeant Cyrus A, Powers, Co. l, severely IL bo-
Ss,rre'rt r ni's'on, CO. 2, IN tho knc..
= ''' Alheu Iog,cr, Ca ----, IN tiilh.
',s.n ,s "m, Acllop ~ u. |, 'rft check, &C.
Ft,yn.t y,.,., John MeNew.cr c.. q, rigLt srru So
fiyo, rs'' Ksfonbrcssr, 70 II, right breast,
= = lie Warner, Go. IT, III, hand.
J. is.e Jr'' .urser Go II, ,ht arrn.
fi.vsts J "eFt hurbsu, Go 7 slightly 10 ths
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r-tEL rLL.lr Arn rANlr.

Gen. S';'l was Carrying everything beror,
I'M ON tho oYtreEe lett. II was cl,ar thnt th.
Ice vas running, and uuT men catching the IN
ethhuon oi thS moment rushed on in pursuit
sud before "ne O'cloCl, the rOut was eomnlet. -
10 the westward Of Pea Ridge there was A wiis
-irp oi iimb.r which had been blown down l., a
tremendous huTicaue tie previous summer
A'I 's tlIS awlrth Of uprootcd trees, winch were
"rHrr AMI ltnscr in tie low hudA Tho enrluys
cavalry ant mt!''rry attempted o. reuoat, and
were mwcllc'siy pelted with sh,l Their panic
was overwhelming ant rhoir dnicst decided
i''l hai rlshed everything IN their nttewpt 10
destroy uS Eui lo.t e,yyhllS IN tho fail.
uie. hu.krts cudug aud shot guns were
5trcwn along tho N0ols. iorses roamed
about ia L-o,es The cries Of the cavalry men
and the yclls Of the Indians, with tho gruans of
wounded, surpassed all description. Cu.,ons
overturned, wagons broken down, and horses |
dying and dead, srewel the v%lle road. lhr- |
teen cannon, 6 and l2-poundef' were iateu IN !
all besides Thousands Of sh0tEuns apl ..lds OF |
provisions.
P'1belly y irs ,ttf WIS guch r. lt.sy as
semtlRgs Ga-ri ~ ct.',rtr, .Or' r. Uni.i ono !
head met dnIoi this ,Ia',9I Van Don. They |
p presented tlIs scum Of lha whole youthwrf. ,
from tie flLbustors Of New Orleans u the ruI,
-'ysgos ot tho Indian nation. Toxaf Ran .rs.
shos- s'sN II hiss bseg tlat thSy VOID tAth,s
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s'-i '-iDlNG-GENTLEMEN AND TnFIR
q sud ~ s'ns., s,ut,,rn,r, can be a..
it,,,gGll. WIN o''ri '.oa f,N day llarder..
st. rwIight!l6s"
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'"HD-A YOUNG LADY CAN OBTAIy
krd ~ siunl family, on ma,.rllt. t,.rIps. In
'arSolt location ty applying st 7nI SStb
-lAtuh ana 40 av. fg.lti'1lI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-20

IN VANIED-N lIEST RATE CUTTER ON
M.h"s under E.rMnu',. S.ual4.t. .l,
e ",rAet on ten need aI,.,,utoRltT, r.. ~
ShUNhiFu u.l~ as so
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rriv'ts Joseph A. shclmer, Co. A, right leg

| nscruei "
Pri,a,s Peter Carr, Co. A, in writ.
lr.yat. R Z. Sper7y, Go. /, in right tii-h.
pri,s's Nathaniel King, CO X. in loft loo.
Priya" Lorenzo u. Maybe, Co. p, in righl
thunb.
rniynt. John welsh, Co. II, in lungs, mortal
ly.
Priv's Nm. raligar, 60. n, ir 10Th legs.
| lnee.
.rry'" Ni,haeI Higgins, g. C, in hand
slightly
Priv.i. George o He'll Co. II, in head. mortal
rrtiynt' George Ksn', Co. c, in shoulder, 90
Corporal job wad,worth, Go. P. finger ,m.
rutatod.
phvstsJ r. McEitch.n, Go. I. 10 thumb.
Private John Higgins, Go. G., both legs, not
dangerous
rli,-te David Erll.rford, Co. p. in log. ~
rri,ats J'hn Mo-esr. Go. n. IN cheek.
Private 'u. ph Nii,lt, Go. n, n right arm.
fliNUe Ctss. q. Roberts, Go. !, mock and
nj lt side
rr;y,'e Ierr'', g.. X, 10 len arm, sup
pos. d unrt.liN.
ur.,a,c ! NJ. Meior. Go. c. in ri .st srm.
lIN"'e N''''u hia1r, Co. u, IN tight side,
riynt. Ruff, r ritt. Co. !.
l.,yaie John J ouoHoc, c.. Z, In hsni.
,IuNHs ttas. kr,ee, Co. X, in forehead,
az slj'v.
Private Edward Urgol, c.. A. ir wrist.
Private John nul,,nu, Go. C. ip wrist
Private John Turner Go. {, IN thigh, severe
ly.
Drum Lo, Jr, G. Evans. Go. F. in lcrt hand.
ln,otc .l.luE Mtiot, Go. T., On right auklc.
ltvn'c John Nel-uu, c.. c. in l,it lcg.
InN"e has H. "IcEoty, CV. {, IN proin, 60
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~ AM ED--A SECOND HAND ENGISi.
n AMI BOILER, hom cI.ittp t0u l....r .r,..,.: 4
= Ice IN gogt wgrk.n. condition. H..y.tN.
i Canal, ~ WAGNih o siIlSS. L II,.slsz
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rur,Lur ADDED ~ Tlr rUNrirs Amuga
orr IEuUI,.

fA|lI. ''N, NHr.N II, l-''.
Friday cd 10 We Ilse g. sen N,slrru. Tie
tIc.Hy .1. .,.Tud I. l.Iu t. town, Int ...rr .I,-
Tu,,.ra. ', tC aI .,'. To u..ug ty . rryii rs
".. a.I"f means iu tuuir power 90 ovt' -ul.u tne
rpm'' HASNrg rwhrgR.
{ pios of the parer, with tl' above addition,
wer, thon struck ~ and extensively circulated
through our camps. II is probable that the
enterprise will be kept up, although n. name
Of the paper has since teen changed from the
NEwnrE PEoGELss 10 that OF the PKoGm.ss
SorTu
General Foster has established his hoailuar-
tcr4 at tlc CASTOR Iiouse the only remaining
hoicl, where his Assi ta,t A1yutaut. Genoral,
'spt. Holman, has boon hu-ily engaged in ud-
mili-te.ing the oath I ul'.eiiu,e, and Of u,u-
trahty. The people Who fcl from The city on
the daT Of tho battle are returning gradually,
and lr'urs IA NY days business viii ro-uIne its
usual c.nr,c. Saolke'p, viii ho allowed to
reopen thtir store, only ON ,,Airg The oath.
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RD-.s2, GOOD BOARD AT5TuOMP
st. from 50 % 50 q Nerk, man and Mic A.
S'ek' Also .ods 'nT1, bs. b. 81. ANeek, ~
= TO- HisA'' ~ b-Leasout on !.,ul, 2s
- mNl .ius1A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-20

FEW SINGLE GENTLE.
y or gentleman and wife, can Obtain : ,',,i
Hra'o terJus, Al 10 Crarlsa Il. nurt..,,s,
- Grceu,t'h, H. FELVItAM MIA !It..i.s
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ISTRAW SEWERS WANTED
- Good Straw sud Hair Braid savers
Wanted a.
NIP Y'lfl f00 B1Nsry.

nAN 10 WOGK on Il
~ h1m Grrmah Lrr'rral. Inquire a. o.,
mp G-nuhoiory, az" W w..,m . u'1p"'l.,
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M hNIlD--i0 lI.Oj SAND LADIES 10
4 TX, their straw iItv 10 ~ Eg.t.. ayp, h,t
ani 2'th Sts; rcu" .1U.r uu 4 .irs, whore th,y
r. nIt' sAu wire L. 'lu,' ~ 49, b.. ..Irf.. I.. g,
\; N@,t' b'u'u'rs. tur. ir Ln4 .l ir.'t
1 ''H cleaned az" pressed tn tc ..e. iuu. u,is
any COLOR pre- .luE tYr the tDto, Mui,.sr7
'tnen leaving nate st tUist'r. i..,i All.
Ire OF having uC same .t..... ....... -,
'is are numb Lerod. GEORGE T.N4uAN.
| M 10 2tn.s
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IOARD AND ROOMS

n n EW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MTY
ORD lug 70 room t'gcther, can lave ch5.rs ~,
Dack pArlof or front room on 2d e.,r y',,h a,
eentoard no moving iu May terms iron. "a ,i "a
, nae aud see, at lSj Thompson H. mhlu al...
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EEMALE SERVANTS WANTED ~ GOOD
si'uytons now ready, ut aood y,sos. I.lu.,
~ Mrs. fLDND'S Large institute. cor E.h hr. .. ANA
I,iH t., where good places are A.,a.4r,,4,. N.,
ffpoi home Tor small girls tnri, 3.l1g
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ANilEb-To SERVE = OR 8 YEARS
'is' o' @ 'ne "ar also no',ths' volunteer. ''l
0fn 't2Hs an" heirs Of such are rrIuo-,ed g. ~
viii n" M 10 Nassau H. room 6. mhlI O'llO
eveiDOO WANTED FOR YEAR. on
kA0 -, - -. reA estate security bonus ii,ral
. % RraS by lptaln empgvment " mir u.a,,
So9 ia tiao-' 'ay' ROOM 10. c. X BLISS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-20

sAIlNG TWO GENlLDNLN CAN
M ommodatCd vth poai L ard anil elise
II Apply At 80 Heury 4, tetN'.l r.go
~ ST. m 10 92'.a3
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!, tDlNG-A GENTLEMAN AND LIS
! or two si..'e .r'tu p. eva o.. acc ,r,,-
"a VIII g ] luard a,l PIES .ag Trout r..n,
~ - attached. Terms Reasonable. AMY
I'd 81 f0.ls3'la-
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ICECRUGTS WANTED - FOR UNION
- - Coast uari, P9th X, .sm.ut y. \. N..l.is.g,
" k.e service ~ for' VI uru,. w.. AUi1y
s'SOSTss7SNs It. CAWLLN, K.rlhH uat.i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-20

tGlSCERS 6 WHEELER g. VII ms. &
p ether sewing machines u rent at 3gp usury a.
thdles taught 60 operate On ~ kinds t,fri- f1r al
~! and r'o r'meuded W shops g. work Needles
NiH oil ~ sale cheap. uhi9 2Iac'.iC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-20

ElShED HOONS AND BEoRJONIS
T.. 70 small families, ~ Cuthprtu5 at, a.d
vie roo'ns Are ussl and Cl,,p, irll, and
llus. nirIl 3slNA
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~ APPLYING 1t the R'y....tus OU.a, So. % ~ ,'-
way, Dc applicant receives pt .l." o. q ..H. Il-
tipp' Gdd roy ytotH mo setHs diP. ..u Dbl. .,ut POI
Eowport NtWs, Va, where tie rO,iH't Dol p'.H-
sanity sItlrt 4, being iu tOl,frtt o. a , .. uu
siorss, &C. Thi. rt iurut .ys Also t.s f...t ruat
~ any IA the field, Those d,.irfit g. emil, vIH
>. FRED. riERsUN, "a E.oGGN4y. l...r r.s'u.
q hre. '..I 1lt..tr5
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ISlNGS WIiHOR wGiIOlr F0AEO
luoo' eleNh H.',e and u.,'iblo h,adeI unoius.
ON - POI w' =. SpgIa Iut M D.
NJ. - y 'et. L..,,ln = .I3o, ~, At
i "y", r'rl' q ,'l : 2iac IA
EEOE ST., cor on c .lCARINE,..
As'e1 rom % & 'et a I'n.le .r,I.,r-r. vyith
u V"sl also, looms H.tl sy-ry oonye
u SVVu'N - Ih.4'skeep,. I, aall qulot
80 -J.G'lSQ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
THE LIVING HOME
Peoples Boarding House.

NO REFLECTION OF rICEs io, Nc .in,pi. y.,sou ibs,
~ We rr,r put tluln up, nt lpel diug Lu iurgl
ltl- fH tpl one hall tue uaual charges III thr same m
'pun iiiGls and nave hfru euAbltd du ~ nom Tie
tt That he hAve less eSprn'rs ~ ay nt our business
We str lepeuiin. mainly ih ini our subsistence
ahd h"wtveF much there ri WAR ahi ,rHlriunn th,,
aud Hu brings firth an ni,dudaAt man niI beast
lrlhg ihns .nAtef hail cont nuu Ia take hnar,lar
whether ~ Aida we'll ri very Low prices p.rsrn-
wishing To- lie quiet have apartments n the "Ch,.,,lf
HNNv NuliNyr laus, my tprntl lrsidtner-yhe.etia tiay
wh e ittie and 81 The rane iitIr have the PRIVILEGE If
I'VE htlt And take pai iu the srysA qnn o Tia
hFik ihhe j. A. BROWN
aug" u Near Wilminstnn url
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
STEWARDS FOuNDERY.

iIiE in ssned having purchased the entire Interest
in Ui. y0uNbEltY aud RAILING SIidt. a., At ihr
iW,f ut FkrNl aud MONROE STREETS, III tliis city.
rrpAied to "Nerur an 1ldefs Iha may be entrusted 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
FIRE ! INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS, STATE MUTUAL
COrigiadl MiH Greek
TNgTTR ANHE C0NpANV

lId0 OHANCE COMRAN X,
( CONTINUES TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
- ware s superior advantages of Insurance against loss
X hfei on all descriptions of property except marine
This Company is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in
ouf state, being the r to Introduce the principle among
Us; All the others are mere limitations
y Is recommended by hfteeu experience In aud
attention to, The subject Of Mutual Insurance. which, 1t is
believed has enabled the Managers adjust aud dis
eHphale between the different varieties Of property and
sks - 10 render the membership the equitable and
fiN'mi Of any other Company in the state.
u does not boast that II has with loss, or only
nne eI W9 snau losses during sexisteaee,-w where the
Insurance List small the losses must needs be Ia pro-
pn0nhut il Justly boasts that within the last ten yeafs
II as paid s5i0O0 in LOSSES and attendant expenses with
on single case Of litigation rarely OF difference Of
9P9on and in almost all To The entire satisfaction
- 5he parties iasured-always within the limits Of 60
dNhs, unless a. the option oi the parties
has BOT the best and safest list of assurances NJ any
o'nef Company In the State
u has less at hazard any singie risk, in proper
9g to ils means than any other Company III the State
sance offered to it, within the last three months, either
% being too great risks in single uuh OBJ
ieels Of Mutual lnsurance aud Notwithstanding This aud
the multiplication VI other Mutual Insurance Companies
Mnn ~ bounds II har Increased s List 1f lnsnrauees
H4LFA MILLION oF DOLLARS
commences the year 1854 with Au amount real PRO.
lection 70 the community Of s9s2OOo
"nhFded ny surplus fund Ot 900
rotal Protection, 4sV Ooo
u is the work OF the Farmers Of Delaware aud a. .rh
''Ty ought 10 patronize it,
fresident-iESs SHARPE
SECRETARY aud Mreatnrer-RoBERT Nice NsE
DIRECTORS:
Brdiayiosns HuRdred- William T. Ledge
,hrtsfaRd Handred-lames pelapaine.
Wilmington Haaiicd-- Jesse sharpe James webb, Z.
stu;senburg Samuel L
llW tfsti HBdysd-- -nupprt MrCsbe
N.'p Caste Hptartd-navd W Gemmill.
Hhfts clay Ciest Ha1ar,d--I. =. Williamson
Ptncodsf HAHdfsd-Curtls u. Ellison
N. Gsoryss Huadrsd-,lsmes BurnhAm,
led Lion Haadred-I0hu c. CLARK
Smgs1at-William Temple
D1rer-uenry Todd
hNyaFd-Chafles T Fleming, Peter y CAusey.
isargetoinn- Charles Tupnel
Communications general business addressed to the
diaie attention.
ga ROBERT McCABE NJ n. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
ORANGE GROVE
WHIS X EY.
v. q. &.

fnHE puREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNo,rN
has furnished the rommunitya stimula ut purs h.sit
ful and invgosng, at tile same time mild dslirinn.
beverage It is calculated to do away with the via
drugged stun that is palmtd uf 90 the community ,n1
which is injurious 10 hidy amt mind. For sale by
v. G, G1LpTN. Sole Agent
., '7'' A'is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
JOHN MoLEAR q SON,

ConVeyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. II7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BoNDs, MoRTdA0Es sc, &C., promptly and
accurately drawn
pROMlssORY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS ol all kinda bought aud snld on
commission this city at the Brokers 0artA In pli.
delphia Now York, other cltlss by oi
pondlng brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMM isStONS Ats charged on atnckB or
purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
quarter per cent helng divided between ourselves
aud our HFenta.
DRAPfs.--ws draw on Philadelphia Naw York or llon,
iou aud procure drar other American cities al the
iUWaft rates Of ax change.
FOREIGN pRAFTss-ws draw on Great Britain, Ire,
and. Germany and every other country in Europe,
'u houses Of uudOubed standing, In suit cur
customers.
EXCHANGED Foreign or Domestic--bousht aud sold
at the nlesi favorable rates allowed by the market.
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks New
York,
REAL EsTATE--we attend TO the purchase aud sale
n Real Estate in town country aud respectfully Invite
pchsferH SELLERS to give call We rent honse.,
aud when desired by our customers attend o The cnat
tim al their rents.
CuLLECl luNA-0ur correspondence enables ua ~
reach any prominent point IN America any foreign
lier ir masking collections therefore complete, and
consequently PERSONS ayAng Themselves Of them may
onhient that their business VIII be faithfully and
snlnpilS attended TO- huT charges low
made hy any reliable PARTIES
In every where employed our aim Ia TO do
he patronage OF friends aud the public generally
1au \ JOHN MoLbAh 4 son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-03
FANCY FURs
FANCY FURs

n. M
NV ran aud Winter Seasons would respectfully u-
We an examination oi my stock aud pti,rs huie
desirable inducsnents -
All my fnrs hive leen purchased for rash and ma,ls
ny experienced Ard competent hands as the present
unruary tronl,h render 1t Necessary that should dis
pose ol my goodsat very small ADVANCE on clst.
am satisfied tat II will be TO tho Interests OF those
VINO design rueeh,sing, to give ms a cali.
Sc Heeolltei, he name, number and sireel Inln
Farera New Fur tore) 7ls Arch Street phlladaphIs
sep6-5m. - 't''''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-19

va sn requested ~ ell ihs y
,en,Im II W. proper au'bo'i'iss 70
In Importance n ttosidihf 'mm'dh
a,eIy ! mme,shl qasn'i'y n 'al' ~
sl.elu,s necessities NJ INDECENT 'awf
liz. n salaie,s IN tie army from this
sopa,y The lizard N Police ~
T.iaLaiehIe county have promptly
,slon hid n thu business IN iho'e
dependent On ,heif efforts and We
ought MT 10 lag hsbiud. The enemy
is pressing upon ~ on al sides and
ls also making threats In the sieln'',
II The newly discovered salt works N
Loaisiana. W. respectfully saitee''
that q meeting " our hoard u 20
lice be called without delay. and thai
cmcicn, agents be commissioned &
poeure this essential object. let thu
colder, suffering IN our defence, ala
from his home, know that bis lose'
mes are we'll provided for in bis lon
aud weary absence.
We arc informed BY Mr.. Calvin
Jones that he has recently visited u
salt works Ia Louisiana, and foun
the stratum Of block salt seventeen
feet thick and sscertaincd that tn
scep water makes the finest qaali'
Of table salt. lie considers Il 81
tircly impracticable for one man
70 alone, and succeed In bringir
away q quantity worth going ate
From his own experience, hc recon
mends thai three Or four men uni
in an expedition, so that dihcrc
parts Of the business may DO look
after Ut the same time.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-19

The Appeal, with righteoas .indig-
nation, scouts the proposition Of the
Aboli,ionist commander 10 Memphis,
tha. Il our authorities will lss Lin
coins freight and passenger boats
PLY the Mississippi usnolestsds he
will cease to act the brute by turning
helpless women and Children ct Of
their houses h Menphis, and expos
ing them, robbed II thsir IN, end
without shelter, 70 ~ nisesies II
winter. This wosld h > In tssaly,
truly, to let our destrcyers brins viii
facility eli their passengers (tssepe)
aud all their freight (euns, snnuni'
ton, and army sspplies) ials ~
midst. on condition that they ~iIl ~
serve in war, towards one single city
a, leas. ono Of the rSles 4 siviliua
ton. And sher " have ~ ~
blOod,hirsty creatures h, IN "
suppose the sexs proposisiea vil y
tba, H We win al lay down or svns
they will not murder cur wensa ~
children. Wonder IL Shevmsn eve
read the story Of the Trojan hevss
yankccdom will never lack uasssi1
for brass cannon, while bis face Con
ishss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-11-19

We arc inIoTmcu " NssJo' s''""N
or, u Gen. Prices command, that
large quantities Of much needed clo-
thing for his fellow soldiers have
been received from this county, FOR
which al the recipients return thro'
him their sincercst thanks. He spe.
cially urges that ell who send similar
supplics hereafter, give the name
Of the post once from the nsighbor'
hood Of which packages are sent
that he may make prompt seknow.
Judgement Of the kindness. Thi
particular has not in oil cases beer
observed.
MAJOR Brinker also makes the i'm
por,ant suggestion, that those VII
send thicr kind donations heresiss
should take great precausion 70 lear
the exact locality Of the army, OIL
crwi.c the bounty Of our FRIEND
night fall into the hands Of the en-
NY.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-07
"THE ANNIHILATORS!' ~

Read advertisement Of our boys "THE
ANNlu1LArons" and help us to be proud
Of them Hurry to the rescue Of our al
most ruined country! Nothing, now,
stands in the way of her salvation. You
will be permitted to fight the rcbels-not
compclld to foster and protect rebellion.
Hurry to the rescue, e'cr England and
France step in, and the streets of every
Northern city is drenched in blood -
Drop pour Law books, your Theologies,
your Ferules, your Ledgers, your Ham
mcrs; your Reapers; and go all together.
Our noble German women will take care
Of the harvest. Had it been our misfor-
tune to be a man, wd' ut we have the small
atonement of writing our name on the roll
of immortality? How can any one wear a
beard and neglect the privilege it brings
Of fighting for the land which gave him
birth or shelter by her la vs.?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-08-07
Volunteering.

We protest against any other volunteers
going from Northern Minnesota. None
will 90 in this place but those we can
least spare; and we protest against any of
our men going or being sent, to take care
Of rebel property and keep the laborers of
rebels at work raising food for rebel al
mics while their own fields lie waste at
home. The private letters which come
from our men now in the field ought to be
sufficient to keep our men out Of the ar
my. If they are drafted, the matter can
not be helped. As law-abiding citizens
they must go and proportion Of those
who can be better spared will 90 too; and
as to providing for their families, that can
as we'll be done by county tax or private
subscription, n::the one case as in the 9TH
or. We know that not man would VOL
unteer from this part Of the country but
for tho belief that the War policy Of gov
eminent is changed, and that rebels are to
have bona .6de war but we see no suffi-
cient evidence Of this change. Congress
passed a Confscation Act; but long ago
Congress passed an act torbidding officers
or soldiers aiding in the r.capture of slaves,