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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Geo. Francis Train at PhiIn.
deIpItiN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-George F.
Train received an ovation from the Phila-
delphia public last evening at the Academy
OF Music equal to that bestowed on Parson
Brownlow and other champions of Ameri-
can Institutions. The House was crowded
to excess. Train was introduced by Gas.
sius NJ. Clay and made a characteristic
speech on the rotten institutions of Eng.
land. A number of civil and military dig.
ni'aries occupied the platform. His remarks
were frequently greeted with applause.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
BATTLE OF ANTIETUlI,
LOSS IN SUMMERS DIVISION.

LOSS IN SUMMERS DIVISION.
HEAD Quarters, ARMY OF THE Poro.
MAC, Monday Evening. The following is
the official report of our loss in Summers
corps, at the battle of Antietum:
Richardson's division, killed 2l2, wounded
899, missing "a; Sedgewick's division, kills
ed 355, wounded 1877, missing 203 (; total
loss in Summers Corps, 52O8; The loss in
missing may be somewhat reduced, by re
turning stragglers:
The rebels in their hasty retreat from
Maryland, left between LOO and 10000
wounded, between Sharpsburg and the RI
yer. They are being paroed, 26 stand of
colors were taken during the battle of An.
tietum, and have been received at head
quarters. Seven are known to have been
captured, and are in the hands of different
regiments, which captured them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Rebel Army Gone to Winchester

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.--lSpecial to
World -Stragglers captured and refugees
who have just come in all agree that the
main body of the rebel army is moving to-
wards Winchester, all having disappeared
from the Potomac except skirmishing COM
panies.
The abandonment of the line of the Po-
tomac seems to be more a matter of neces-
sity than choice to the rebels and the re-
treat into the valley Immediately followed
their crossing of the Potomac.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--By direction
of the President the States of Missouri and
Arkansas and the States bordering on In
dian Territory will constitute the Depart
ment of Missouri, and will be commanded
by Major General s. A. Curtis. Head.
quarters at st. Louis. Alton, Illinois, is
attached to the department of Missouri.
Western Virginia is attached to the depart
ment of Ohio. Headquarters at Cincinnati.
Further reconnaissance on the other side of
the river in front of Washington continues
to demonstrate that there is no considera.
bic force of rebels this side of Bull Run
Mountains.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Gen. Burnside.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--It is stated on
good authority that Burnside wa. offered
command Of the Army of the Potomac, but
in declining the honor he asserted the pre-
eminent fitness of Mcclellan for the posi-
ton.
1t is supposed the wound received by
Richardson through the shoulder and
breast will prove fatal wound.
The wound of Dana is below the knee
and from a musket ball.
Gen. w. H French and bis son William,
reported wounded, are we'll, unipjured, and
on duty.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
The CAerOEeeS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Wm. N. Ross,
relative of John Ross, arrived here with
communication from the latter to the
President, asking that the Cherokees be re-
cognized in all their treaty rights and set
ting forth that what was done by that ma
tion seemingly favoring the rebels was
under duress and from intimidation.
The mail facilities have been restored to
Frederick, Hagerstown, and intermediate
points.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Handsome Donation from Sam
Francisco.

New YRoK, September 22.-The United
States Sanitary Commission today received
dispatch from San Francisco, dated the
10th inst, giving information of the for.
warding, per steamer of that day, of draft
for 100000, contributed by the citizens Of
San Francisco for the relief of sick and
wounded soldiers and seamen of the army
and navy. Portions thereof are to be DIS
tributed by branches of the Commission at
st. Louis and Cincinnati. a suitable re.
ply was made.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
I'm Army Guide C0n,pzinsensted

BALTIMORE, Sept. ga correspondent
of the american states that at Sharpsburg
on Friday, Mcclellan met the guide who
conducted the cavalry from Harper's Ferry,
and enabled them to escape and capture
Longstreets train. He complimented him
for his service. and remarked that if Colo.
mel Miles had held out twenty-four hours
longer, he would have been able to have
captured large portion of the rebel army.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
A Cashiered Captain Reinsta-
ted.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Unsatisfactory ev-.
idence having been submitted that Captain
Solomon J. Houck, at the list Ohio volun-
teers, did not advise the surrender of Clarks.
vile, Tennessee, and that he signed the
card justifying the surrender under misap-
prehenson of its contents, the President d.
reefs that so much of General Order No.
l2O as cashiers him, be revoked.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Rebel Prisoners.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O.-Twelve hundred
more rebel prisoners arrived here this morn.
ing from Frederick, captured by McClel
Ian. They are now embarking for Fort
Delaware. Another train is on the way.
The prisoners are dressed in all manner of
CARDS and are very dirty and ragged.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
BATTLE OF IUKA,
The Union Loss.

HEAD QUARTERS, CoRINTH,
Sept. %.
To Maj. Gen. Halleck:
10 my despatch of the goth, our loss was
overestimated, and that of the rebels uns
derestimated. We found 26l of their dead
upon the field, while our loss in killed will
be less than 100.
(Signed) IS. GRANT.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Rebel Army i'm Full Retreat.
DESPATCH ERoM GOV. CURTIN

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Gov. Curtin
telegraphs from Hagerstown, notifying all
military organizations to wait at home fol-
further orders. Probably all danger is re-
moved, the rebel army being in full retreat
up the Shenandoah.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26

WAsH1NaroN, Sept. 22-An order has
been issued for the removal of all criminals
imprisoned in the penitentiary in this Dis
trict to the old county Jail in Albany, New
York, to afford an opportunity for the en-
largement of the arsenal, made absolutely
necessary by military exigencies.
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VICTORY IN MISSISSIPPI

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.lstoa'a was lar ;syond il Il rag teEc 20
piecee with grape anj cGn:gter and shell
and minnie bnlls; perforated and shattered
:rom cape ~ foundstion, and the vars around
it and road in front OF ii,es far.cXcel'ed in the
number oi dead about the Henry house IS
the forces &c Malvern Hill did those at Ma
nassas. In space Of Twenty-Five yaras
square, on the THIRD day, whc!; tic wound
ed ard dead had hsau cared for by
friends, had buried II n.cn, a'I Ills only
in one space ilar in frcns 81 :he front door
Of Ire house. Tow j: was, don l. Know,
thai Anderson ,ras ordered! - attach With sr'
small a force, hut 10 believe that the charge
Of the Light Brigade st bA!-bla:s wGa not
equal 70 It. The i.;.ult:ea Ct the ground.
! The narah, tiis ditch, the stoep bank, ell gave
tie enemy enormous advantages, ~: nrs
az, them As they caIac Gu. Eut nntr1th-
; .taudins every obc;aoie. sEd np to the Ealzzle
OF this terrible hstterg. i'.s: annr2,ad OVER all
and through all, right into the mouths al tht,
cannon. Fad theJ lad sufficient force there.
the battle of MsiTe1n Hili woiAa have bsan
ended thres hours before it was
"L have chang! somewhat MT opiHic-ls
sioce this y AZ. once belie7e. lhst disci-
pima =, "a aqual;zed men that no great d:f-
ference il fighting would exhibit Itself be-
tween troops of equal discipline. l. think
MT so aSv. Our me- ca, Ssat the Yankees.
They alhr better, mad could re aat nave the
discipline thoy ha7e, :Asy "5nit 2eTer s'snd
hefaro rs &c. kay determined Age"
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LINZ. I,sr.s,izn G1it,sndsn

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Of 1!sa:..
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r.::.-, 10 - Sy >: AuII,t istl = highly r--
49,: &a, T.1-I.nsS, al s: very rsriy bse gave s7'-
iaa:. Of III. ,ir.gh;ia'S oI n!1u. enS d--Slo!-d
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Il :Usor IA rs.r1in".s
g..duE:S4 ssi,a i.aor ct :bs T!rs!aiE Iiu.Ty =
r:as lass :ns 5:s.aa.sC OF tue VA, sac though b.
I'D s!:-a; 10 :ha: ;n-L':1,.:L b. 7Gi"a:!y
ie.o .-S .. - T. s!.i c. "a h.Eout g.. s:t:is L
:JI ~, u &c = "a IT., CON
Cav !; 5Scf- os n03=. o'ays a. 1e'r":'e. FL 50
- KS: - p7oIic AcI pr:Tau Ne IS "u1n=.
rs -; 70 - -, sss3:!s;-S A.: g,Icrsd-s n
IL l:E.ss.I = -E-l.SnuT ssG nrs-c.y "A sas
ost:,.i - fhc< aJ. Eisay Roi SoodnJ. u! 40 I' z r
lily rcSGs -heE hG rt- 70 CT bis tdes
% :ag c:osGT e. Of :rttu |, sweet 10 dn 10: oas
cc-n:-I Ho2,t 20; Lavo oher~5e. enj re; ri, lee
vi. A''s:,o- i3:.tsir sc :sa'g n.;icr
T. .av., oaiy nr h"r, .ov :, tie army, g aga
sa' 80 80 err; u.T, besides lsIgs c.rcin CT
- yea "a ffsr:s Erc.a .e loss s6i Cacz,ly
tcs:C
Wa, ~, top tis iaaT .! yDpsihy srd .feetios
o7ar &c" s;aT. ~ d,rar-d fnsrd. Nth resg aoa
Z; ira vI! .. csd world cay, Psses 70 al ssh.''
.rG bid :cs Jcas "a" .es AZ ac:o SuneaE Ii! the
iaTriss 81 :hs r,1'-c:i>5. whsa 80 tofr 20 nsa nin
!. lss .:As:o oo-s .rs Ct fazs b.. a.. wEs.starse
scn l.: ttat, -. Err sor o. 30: crT:Ls bet
tica ,a:i. 5";p" -T-s= t-Ers tr2r' suS -y-- 7
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Hs,par.n..io DE7.&T.,EST or Noh'"is,
April -, 1862.

4 pii <1I 4EVs's
Gen. =. =. Lex, C@:srra4d;"g, Sc:
Grssx,l: y:etcrd%yy Received !et'sF
frou1 Gen. J. e. Johnston; informing ZIG the
epe:ay seems preparing 20 ":;acE 1"'Ht""h
with h poverf,l artillery, end ;Te may ,0e
compelled to. -bandon the l'.2i''S'lis- lie
desires me- to be rrepar.t; I57 T1~h contln-
gency.
For week psssoi. ~ cnc,HT ras Scp: e
brigade aioI. D6Gr t,..a.g:n G.;--, : A;"' @aE
move = shy p,s;:i3;l III t:in".r :iHa7, -.
This f37cs landed Ill u: ;::cn' oftae lsth. hG
marched On South SO, ~'nsra !hey were
net by the 81 Gsorg.s =. .:::asnt "m1 foul
pieces CT artiieTJ, sad - A:seI :''ta erea!
loss. They have peea reinforced ns-.2s II"
week snd arc now saoet 10 he ;;nIh c: ms
If the eremy.se;5 p2sseas:cG ~ the James
river, and cal nave moving !1r"7 vi' Il 70
land where re pisases, 90 ncs -" f'u% 81
to prevent chem from ianG'uF: AIT il s:.s'! i;si
posse 49ion q .ha count? We: ii ,h:s plsce
shro~sh which the railroads pass, SIS we:i se
t1s n;ate:s On thu other three sides, srE lucspr
from hare S ye-J doubtful.
|: would not do to give up s'y part OF tne
position, as they would ct encs occupy It,
sud / cSn.ot begin to move the public pre-
par.v. The guns scattered at the dit,ereni
batteries could not oe removed with oar
u.esns Z. weeks; and There % moe !.."'.'
20: Ths ammunition caW'd &c este; q
VIXEN MOI wanted.
AS 70 tho -ai&.-. -":>..is,- o, -
Navy Ya-a- -l:cC has II. ~ a"3il2 nI"pr'': :
than she rest 81 tie ci-,1sr:,.: IS g.: .",:"'
NY control, s..d e:E-.: ..s.' 4 . rI:l'::> "a
ceroipgit.
Y A not SEQ Uf,r1 ;,T..::n.... Il. i!,:: =
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WG-Te Carbon.
Cap IrAa E:rHGcyc, A1S Il. 4.

CAP Mean E:cH&csr, AIs t. lsf?.
:.-::5s :: ;as 5h.:! ro1ga7: >: E;eh-.a. 80
i.:s.. cs.j &: "r;.p ;s.7dYl2h Gsyr.. B-i l. Saith
j. -. .1..ai t. 80 chs:7 "a I.r. VIZ. Yea: -
&C, .;si ;, 50: IS Secretary.
T. =. ~!7: fer:oa; we're ,Tr"r's: e:an.!ti,. TO
:r,t .;i.:io., Y 70 Feet ;a- .EoIr:y i:e
c,rcfe. - srzos &c ;EGs ~ Eli NV G.-a :Ge
Isn i..!au. itAat. jens5 5. CIzr Corp. william
NG ;u l"rpl Htls, Gardner.
-.- coc,.too ,nsl r:s>.aL.d Ia. following .e,clc-
t.Hr. -s:.a uasciE.orsi? siopted
Wha.-s., uad.r the jiop-nsa::on Of riS!ce PT:Ti-
isare (. hks keea ssi Is:sfItCas 20
Go i. arl.. Gs3!ss ertou, ia.rsfor-, pa t.
Resolved, RI 4 IA .z l"sa u ocr stseln"i caErsta
~, suipaGT &c. deprived 81 2! - t.!ZhtS-t
G,Gasai a~neers Of tne:: Gass, Trisnis, .ht
"a e,-:,-s ra- Q: &. bc4Test &oltIsrs. a
:! s:,s,, TEat C. s..sar5 rJ:nps:s!es s:s heTeE?
:H-i,iri =:s.Ssd IE=l7 - :ais Lar:r ho.. Of
j5,-g
s Feso~s. !:.: cop? ,: :Eeaa -s.9l atVrs be ~.
-ded a;.T o: .as deessssi, cd Ste in'J ss
Pap!,Aei - 80 ..!cLC.c-d peTers.
s Il. SMITH, II PEe.1==:.
~ u I.:kD, SCc:sterT
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Nav 81, 1852, !
z. = I.:t C5r.5a;aliYc, s.:

Gen. Z. Z. -.:t. C0nHa:alins, Sc
GrSEaAr-Ihe Secretary CT War and Sec,
rstsry OF Navy reached here Yesterday, ana
hsve communicated 10 mo the rle";s Of the
Government. as ragari5 this place.
also received, Yesterday, tH;ae JGhn5ton
lettc7 oi Nav The ist, the suhstnnc" at which
you ts,sgrsohvG Ia tn ss-crssary Of War last
evening. NJ :d,a Il, 'i.:' '"'nd"nins this
Yiac. il shan:la.iin:, Il:sin:G, and it would Big
hetier tn ,,acriitr c,r:y to'E Il us II its de-
fence thaa IL give up.
shall carry out the orders as promptly
anu regularly az can. but must keep troop.
enouri, to preserve order ana stop conmuni
cation Wit, the ::ucmy; OF sll the black, anc
psri al tic white population will be visiting
! Obi fcin. aud Washington aud applying 20!
eff
'T.' respectfully,
fsu. I'.rti;e:t servant.
.SiS" - Bf&s,AM1v Heorn,
Major General
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GE.iGpuAg7r,s Lars horsE,
May Let, 1862.

I:..,rut ls!,Sil wiInoraS: Iron this 20
s.ton towards Eichmoad t,-riurro$ Eight.
LS:. movement requires T. corresponding
one Oh your part Tou vii: please. therefore
leave Norfolk for Fickroui 'riih yuai tTc3p:
without delay
L.a9s as little public property t. lie ere
nv as p.aBibie.
Cooperate SO We! a; yea csa ~, 'h'
con.IL.cG4nl c; the Navy Ia.d.
:s:,,' orders 20 Sly troops shat r"s: :"
stationed on the s3,,yh size NJ James river 10
march at once t. Hichmord. Il they h.s';s
nseTy gsas, thew should hs rendered. GoHe'-
v:ceab;e, unless they car be removed, Pew
dsr should pc saved il preference tr rny
thing else.
Fles Officer Iatna!l ia desired to cover
Jour movement BY preventing the paas=gs
Ct me eneIny's vessels up James river.
Report your approach to Gen. Lee. Goa
FIR With Flag OGcsr Tstnall.
Mes. respectfully.
Iou- oSe1iect servant,
iS:Sne! J. E, yoA:.lr;;,
L;Sa:f..i.