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The Third Minnesota regiment and two
companies Of the 9th Minnesota regiment,
now ut Fort Smelling, are oraere,l South.
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Death Of Hon. Luther Hancbes,

MILwAukEE. Nov. 26.--Gen. Pope leaves
for Washington tomorrow. sioqc s4peF0u
A telegram from Madison, Wisconsin, an.
s,ounces The dsatl, of-Hcp Lnthsr Hanehstt
NJ. g., Of brain fcr.r.
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We have the qualification of announcing
the certain election of John E. Gill ,spie to
the Office Of Clerk of the District Court, o!
this county, for two years from January next,
by 81 majority, and IL our own feelings
were consulted, we should say, let that cele-
, brstion como Off We win merely add, that
{ IN impression got abroad that Mr.. Brown
was elected by % majority, having its ori.
gin in an imperfect return Of the soldiers
vote, ninety one being mistaken for forty
one, in the total of Gillcspie's vote. The
return will be amended to conform to the
original and to the facts, and Mr.. Gillespie
will get the office to which he has. been elect.
ed, and we predict that he will justify the
hopes and expectations of his numerous
friends, and make FIRST rate officer. Hnrrah
for. Gillespie, and the brave soldier boys,
who vote right as they fight right. sad ~a,
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
The Cavalry Regiment.

1t is very important that this regiment
should be FLIED before the time appointed
TOR the draft, the tenth # xext n,"nth-
la this case there will be no draft in Min.
ncsota under the call for 8OO, 600 men 49,
Otherwise, the. people will have to submit
to the less p.etcra le,course, aud tho same
nuu,ber Of men will he taken into. infantry
regiments, and receive bit the pay OF
drafted soldiers. :">! ..,.~. T.. il.
The horses TO-. the cavalry are alrea,l J.
ut Fort Smelling, and the necessary cl'th
ing, accoutrciie"t*, &C., will b. turnisheu
AZ soon ue required Is =
This regiment is much the most desira.
bic !" every respect and If the Other
Counties i't the State. will bot do as we'll
"s has Stesrns-from>t who full com.
pany of one hundred and one men has
been recruited -our State will be placed
far beyond the otherwise certain draft -
The times that remains is short, but il
ptooerly c,npio ed, is ali-sutioi<It !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

than all the sympathies Of England aud
France combined, and that such is the
public judg,nent--more than al the ves-
selsswhich have run the blockade t. her
Z 'hecrs TIE South km,w thesold De,l,-
cratic, party 1T this State ~ I party Of
power and influence. They hope aud b..
Slieys'this faction il siss sucecss.,r, and 20.
sesses some If it. elements and inauc,,-
ccs, an;l avail, its triumph ~~---..
Could the murderOus IL terdemal-
ions OF ! rebellion Il who ! IRE 9 described
as rtckii4 with u rank compound Of wi.
lainous suItlls, stupgy shredsso what
was clothing. and, creeping with vermin,
attend our ,po;ls, they would Yive This tick.
ct unanimous vote [Gfeat laughter. ]
Could it succeed, Jefferson Davis would
pr"clainle u" tier day IF thanksgiving.
.h.ush it might have to b. kept in fast
ing; Laughter and applause aud iIln-
inmate Richmond; and we'll he might, t"r
its success would be more hurttul to the
csus' of the Union than the loss Of the
Army Of the Potomac and the capture
and the .acking Of Washington. Cheers
1t Isl ticket upon which all the oppo:
":nts Of the war will combine, at home
aud abroad, and to which they look f"r re.
Lief from their position. Could that illus
,ri 'us, historic patriot Of "eixhb"rin9
State, VIII" recently started upo" the Wis
c"nsin route to shift himself into Canada
IN woma'''s clothes, to avoid u draft. be
permitted, Us he should BE-, to stump New
York Il this ticket. he would doubtless
raise u hoop that would silence the must
distinguished brave ever, PRO uced BY
Tamu'any [Great laug ter. **+
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
THE SOLDIERS VOTE,

Private letters received in this city yes
terday, from Corintl., state that the Fourth
Regiment, stationed at that place, voted
on the 2Cth inst and that out of the en-
Ftire regiment, Cullen and Cl,at6cld did
not receive more than Twenty-Five votes
Company +, from Free'orn coun,y, gave
but two votes for Chat6cld The voting
" tinuci from eight o'cl,ck in the morn
ing until Eve o'clock in the afternoon, and
it is supposed nearly all the Regiment
voted
As is we'll said in one Of the letters.
The gallant Fourth votes we'll and fights
we'll"
We have also received private informa-
ito" FROM the regiments and companies in
this State.
In every case the reports are most en-
couraging.
L" Capt. Danes company, stationed at
,lankato, eighty votes were pulled, seve'..
by of which were Republican.
/ Capt. McLot,y's company, Of hatfield
is stated to have voted the Republican
|ticket unanimously.
: Capt Edgarto"'s company, stationed at
Wi"nebago Agency, voted the Republi-
can ticket solid, officers ard men. This is
the more surprising, as Capt. Edgertor'
was formerly one Of the leading Democrats
Of the State, and a prominent member of
The State Senate. He is not willing, how
ever, to see the patri"tic action Of himself
and men in the Geld ccunteractcd! by the
votes Of semi.secession Democrats in Con.
gress. 80
Wear disposed to exclaim thank God
for the soldiers! They will yet save the
nation, not only from the armed rebels OF
the South, but from their treachcrous. a.
lies in the North. -
|, Every patriot must regret that they
were not permitted to v"te il. the late cleo.
ti"ns i" Obi" aud Indiana. If they hat'
the result would have been far different.
Pres of 3wesdov
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

REBELI.l"N REcuRp. Part XIII.
Of this valuable publications is on. ;t.ur tn.
ble> 1t contains splendid Stezzoti"t e..
IRA, g."( the late Maj Gen. Kearay,
killed: ut the battle of, .\"tiets,.,. and Is"
Of the famous rebel, General Stenewall
Jackson. The. body vi the uumber is
filled with. official d,cuments !c,'nceruing
the taulcs aud movements If the var, a
full diary Of verified occurrences. poetry.
anecdotes az" I'd: incidents ny A. full, con.
ncctcd aud authoritative His CRY Of the
Rebellion, the ;'Record" il wi,h"u, rival.
1t is Issued III n'on'hly parts each: nun.
Der Containing t~o 6"e portraits Of, dis.
Etineuished eentrais: Or inca high in civil
power: G. p; 3Putnaua" fublisher;; Chas.
I: Evans, Gen. Axt.y AIS lstoadwayy New
York o'L " =. H3il - ybrNg-,2.uo
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
REPUDLICANsI

On Tuesday next you will BE- called w.
on to decide whether this District shall
give its voice IN favor, or condemnation.
of the vigorous measures Of the Admins
tration to bring our troubles {, a ch,se It
will edepesd i'upcn you to s.y on which
side this decision .hall be given The
time remaining is very shor', but if prop.
erly AMI j"diciously employed, can he
made efcctual: i ''7"
Your candidate for Congress, Hon. L.
Ntrlus losSELLr, is tried and true"
one in whom you can repose the utmost
con6d> nee, both for loyalty a. d ability
His talents and experience will c"ablc
him to take for our State the first rank
i,s.he Congsess of'the Nation n
aTAe, candida. cs on The District and
: County tickets are geatleue" whom you
know veil .nd '.vorably, aud they should
receive your cordial support
Do sot, chen, let the struggle 50 asain-t
the cause Of FreedOm through want Of ef:
fort and sction On your part Every Re-
publicsn voter who remains sway from
tho potts, OF negl+c,s to use every means
y " secure lie ekction Of the only man who
2e,n e;~e proper expression to tn" views
of'ths people of'the district. Hon Iona.
7tus Doxxtlly, II guilty o. great neg.
lcct Of duty - Il j." ~ "'
Republicans |! che responsibility Of this
whole contest rests upon you, and let q"
one under estimase this b. Responsibility
rWors earnestly and usitedly, and al will
bsweils 5ff :" .",' }H1ifI ""i1 -. -.
Il. Above Ill, ut 40 Republican voter be
.S.en. f;o~ the polls, ii. 'bc deceived in
so.ho voting tor my other candidate for
Coss,ess thso Hon. losArics DoSNtl-
h. Iri.ps ~ ss'!nh =. "'. j."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
The Man for the Times.
The Press spc. kx truly, as fellows {:

The Press spe' Ks truly, as follows:
''lIon. ls"a'ius D"nnelly, though y"un%
in public life, has been lo..:. emu III III
tn. political arena ii win deserved repu.
tation fer capacity, and fidelity, and liz
tcgri'y. Iii, nomination is spontaneous
popular recognition Of his ability and mer'
It. His election to the seat now occupied
ty Aldrich will r"place Official dishonesty
Ivy tried integrity 80 boor by gentleman
and vulgar bar-room t1cm&g"gue by a
statesman" '''.' 80 b..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
"A Confession Of Guilt.

fl SssgrS~
In az article ia the Minneapolis Alas.
which va not received 1t this office, and
which hos only just been brought to our
notice, 90. !Ald,icb, Il seems, HIS at Lat
undertaken g. defend himself frorsnthe
charge Of being defaulter to the United
States Government.
{ lie il prudent enough to Plead guilty to
the indictment, ~ far ~ to acknowledge
the existence 1of long standing Govern.
,ment claim against him, but attempts :"
break the Damaging force Of resulting in'-
plication by pretending that the Claim is
in litigation, aud that its validity rasts up.
On the issue Of a question, now pending,
about the legality vt certain fees = g.
Now We wish to say. once for. Ill. that
We arc Authorized " deny, and. with full
knowledge Of the facts, d. deny. that any
question Or unsettled principle Of law OF
practice il involved in the Gov.rnmen.
claim against him, in any manner whatso'
ever. He knows very we'll that this de.
tense. is pure ficti' n, without the reuotes'
shadow If foundation. IL. r..
He knows very we'll q that the alleged
question is not involved in the case, and
(2) that if it was involved it w.s long agt
settled un. qui.ocsIIy against him by de.
ci>ion Of the Supreme Court - .:
A fortnight az" We proposed to Mr. A.
erich very simple and expeditions meth
I'd ot disprovi"g the charge 'ha. he wat
u defaulter. We proposed that he shoe
write letter to Col. EEeha Whttlese,
the l.esent Comptroller Of the Treasury
who held the same Office when ne was 4
Land Officer in Illinois, aud put the ques.
ton to him whethe, he (AIdrich) wa.
guilty Of the crime We had laid to hi.
charge, and to publish his reply.
We challenged him to this test snd
promised to abide the issue. AT the SAINT
We confidently predicted that he would no'
accept prop siti"n the result Of which
he knew would b. fatal to his private an
public Character: The result has show.
that We jud 5ed correc'ly. Ample tinit
has elapsed >irce then to have obtained
from Washington a complete REPUTATION O
our charges, if they had been capable .
retutation. That they cannot be rcfutce
is amply demonstrated by his refusal tt
submit to the specified test The ,,ubl:'
will now understand that he ha, virtual,
confessed his guilt, and to thst issue W
hold him.
When we prophesicd that he would no
accept our proposition for a reference O
our char es to the "nly tribunal capabI'
Of promptly deciding them; We also pre-
! d,cted that he would not pros. cute hi.
threatened suit for libel. Both these re-
markablc proguostications have been ful
filled to the letter. Now. We will make
| another, to wit !: Ii two weeks from nov
even ''l,ill King" will be ashamed to su p
port him az Il candidate for any public Of
ice whatever, much less Err the exalted
position Of United States Senator P,ess
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

,4o-On.ifrtaays,tbsa l7xh iust., ,aliept.
Coy !A,sst.si, f,,th4s7tA slinas Regt. cap
tared about lA Siuuzt Indians at ii paint
half WY betwesn the Big Sioux and 'amls
River TIC onI,ttlmlSeii ipclaaded T ~
MI .as:41el'.asti ut ii. .:asrist' 4 ,bas
.a7slaq&1es s,ss easbsss ,sssse;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

~ We will receive wheat, oats, corn
aour, WOOD. Rood butter, eggs. or anything
else We can use. in payment Of subscrip-
sions 10 tho DEMOCRAT or debt, due the
establishment. Now il the time to sub.
scribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

Il Senator Ricc, Of this State, has been
appointed by the President, MNor Cen
seral Of Volunteers, lille, wiz succeed Gen.
Pope in command Of the Department of
the Nor h.we>t,, 4 .a..a c,c>~,,,... a.,lr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

ATLANTIC ! MosFn ,hhl.:7 -7The Noysp'be'
number Of this : ,cxceIlents qualifications
which 'may xrll' beY,hs', bride and beaxt 81
is'l samerican, LOVERS otss good1slit.raturc--
t'axbeen' received, Sdt ylss .Prs.s IF aDthf.
matter ,preclnQss IN Lsxtaulsdi rsyiaw "a.
fore titkt,vtck.-ss sas-A-~ .---r-< . -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
Where the Soldiers Come From.

The Democrats have, from the 6rst, as
serted that while the war vas br"u ;.ht on
by the ''Black Republicans" yet they have
furnished the men necessary to fight it to
. successful Issue. That this asscrti"n- .
50 persist. n,ly held tbs false, has ever
been evident. The recent elections how
ever, give indubitsbIe evidenc. that while
the Republicans in lndiana, Ohio and
Pennsylvania have gone to the field in
SUPPORT If the Government. the Demo
Gratis have stayed ut home to do the w.
ting. The draft in the latter State points
conclusively to the true situation. In Al
legheny County, for instar &c, We will take
the 6yures Of two Of the strongest districts.
respt c'ively Republican aud Democratic.
In the first f these, the Sd Ward: in the
city If rittsburS, always giving heavy
Democratic m,j"ri' ies. the official state
n,eo. shows that there are POI men to bs
drafted The second, wilkins township
-.nd, Ne are proud TO own, our native
towrsh;p-whic has always stood Re-
publican, three +, one his furnished more
than twenty p'ctoa above. her quota rri.
,ate advic-s state that, out Of The two hun.
bred volunteer. from that township, there
va. b,u. on ONE voting Den,oecrrat!" p l. !
lfsucl, facts as a, these do not show con.
clusiyeIy which r.rtty,,' has cen. into % the
field the most volunteers, We must ask
~h:. further pI,roo'' |. desired; -, -. =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

',Ova CAvAtKv EN. h.ys drawn their
ho~es. stthirg. sAbees 10, and make
quits a stsdileb bic ARA sanc't' SAfn in mi:
snsnl.qll steb'ek, TINY erp hsips
,dslk 10y C.pA lrees DOW st bahse, On :
,.hort.iek ls.ss, rhe ssqr'rsd oee-idss+.lbbl'
tpaeiensy sisyAtis t.atiss oFhiA ia sb y
German army .Lood7oddsisa ;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
70 chs l'rieods q Col. Mi1lss.

'0d--g, 7aoG!'] ST-..:4-Hs 30T"'" 4:
~ l4Aatte bsg;ss;oR a. tie 'Iodi." troubles
Ne Il ceived jos.s fron. Col. Miller, urg.
q issrhii is;es1s IT, tiis District to use the
.utooss salsainss u make certain the elec-
-,siSs oe Hoa! Ion %rIus DoxxEL"1. Dur
r;sx 49, exci,ensens ind confusion this
sots Ass bssn. nislsid: but the Colonel
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