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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

Tor III the 'sfing md Ammunition U6 board
Of bur trim, and We found among the
treaty goods 81 double Dbl. shot guns
which were distributed among the citizens
and no doubt they ,weresthe means of saw
ins,he post from faIling into the hands
ofthe Indians. Capt. Smith tod ne this
morning that if it had not been for the
citisens tie post would no doubt have now
BEEN il their banda. Why does not some
one come up aud let us know the state of
affairs below? We expect reinforcements
from there every day. a.
,....-~ Yours, &C., u. P. LAMB.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
0UsLlsTEIs1r GER, WONT
- YOU ~ r 49,
8 ggE 4 ~ sae9 e4sE fsFS%gT
NJ 0ARoIlrr i. MASON.

- IL 60 - :
'Anothsr (soldisrl. shot through the lungs,
clasped loekeE q his bre6ot and noved bis
lips till put down my ear aud listened for
his last breath you'll tell h1r, won't you r,
Tslfwho u where could mol - lit the
Eleekst wAs'the pieturs Of one Who night b
vile, sweetheart or sister. Army Letter.
You''ll tell hse,. wea't you r. Say to her died
AZ . brave soldier ihouA, true to the last.
She, II bear it better II = thought Of pride
Comes in TO stay her, the first shock o,srpsst.
You'll tell her, won't you Show her how I lay
Pressing the pictured lips loved SO we'll,
Andhow my last thoughts doated far away,
~ TO homo and her, with love could not tell.
You'll tell her, won't you? not how hard it WAS
TO give up lifs,-l6s for her sake 80 DEAR
Nay, nay, not 80 Say twas anoble cause,
And did die for il without tear.
You'll tell her, won't you1 She'll be glad to know
Her soldier stood undaunted, true as steel,
His heart with her, his bosom to the foe,
When the blow struck no human power could
g. heal. LII = z7&,9as =. as@.aaa
You'll tell her, won't your. Say too We shall
In Gods Hereafter, where our love shall grow
More holy for this parting and more sweet,
- And clcansed from every stain it knew below.
Fitchburg, Mass.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Sent Away.

. The company Of Infantry 10 be station
Cd 1t, St. Cloud arrived on Friday night
started, with thirty Of our citizens, ou
Monday afternoon for Richmond where
the Indians had made IN attack early that
morning, got back to st. Cloud Tuesday
night about nine O'clock, Just as the stage
got. IN with dispatches from, Gen. Pope
ordering them to proceed, Immediately
back to Sank Centre. It's Capt. McCoy's
company who. it will be remembered pass.
ed through here on the 9Th e"route for
asuk Centre or Fort Abercro'ubie, if be
thought be dare proceed to that point
lie went - fur gass Sank Centre aud re-
manned there until the 18th when he was
ordered, back 70 st. Cloud, from whence
he now goes to Sank Centre. I1Io
This leaves St. Cloud still without,any
gsrrison for her forts, any protection for
hcr property; and many Of the people
who have returned under the assurance Of
Z
the, Governor that q garrison would be sta
.ioucd here, arc now ready to 6y again on
any Yu,nor. N It - now found that the
passage Of our troops through any portion
Of country, without finding an Indian, is
40 psoo. Whatever that no Indians were
there Richmond is on tho direct route
between this and Sank Centre, and but
thirty miles from St. Cloud. Yet Rich
moud was attacked BY Indians the second
day after McCoy's company lad camped
there. EtlEA.e
Gen. Pope las certaiuly made mis-
take in leaving this point unguarded.-
There is more here 70 tempt tho cupidity
Of The Indians than at any point north Of
St. Paul. There !. u very large amount
Of merchandise and tho Indians believe
that the frosty goods are here. Many o.
tho. back settlers have brought their
goods hcrs.q There are no 6eld pieces e
div them back. No forts 70 .di.put.
their e.lsases Into the, town. Our fort
irs,sirply plaees 81 protect the lives 9
,lla, inbabitasts. sIAs plunaer is QUO prime
oy5sss With them they hav. strops Induce;
mcsts iars coming here Protecting those
pAees already laid vaste Is very well aud
fahNiing Indians Il = ssae. respectful dis
t.scs ssysbe very xsli,, hut ~s 1ho9 q,
lie a s es our solaies' bad them of oe
c,,iSsi,ly s,ia,8 elsck sporty osce Just e
- NJ fssSssSj ssSta 2aiisaES g gus to'
vtylej, tea. rrars - ,sliAs ss''ii !. IS
.tSNUh,sa hi .,siSht 20 ds.nsad taa'
II !ssSaE, hsi Az; sa' .aasel,sd a.a b station
sd,hsrs sos ~ apsteStisn lsf chg P ". u
stead Of keerneathsn riding around os'
tho ruins already made. u y'r'' a'''.E
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
sTRAYED Or SDLF

One yoke Of oxen and tvos s., Que OK
brindlet with brass on one horn lded on tho
near side o. tie o,hsE Nhite N ~ black
slo4s and rsdsass, t6ysn1s 81 nSFSiide
and hip with crooked tail. Che bslsa,s ccw 8
years old spotted COW large rcd spots and
white 4 years DID,. Whoever will return
said cattle or give information ,copessning
them, shall be liberaly rewarded. = ia
PUlLOs FARSAM.
ST.. Clond. ..,t Sept. III
Address by letter Or by verbal message at
Post Office or Democrat office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
NOTICE

NOTICE sa ~. ~.~.,:
Is hereby given, that claims I, for e1smp-
ton from draft iuto the Military Service
of the United States, will bs heard byatho
Commissioner of 6tearns County, > on the
10Th, 9th and goth inst, satrSt Cloud.
Immediately after which time the returns
will be made and no claims can be heard.
- l.. GORTOS, Comlniseioner.
s. WV: or R; H 'sS,' E1'uini's ers''''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

7! ei i;;ai o1ion; Uspfs;n fsble; q t6e Gulf
Squadroa, hass bs1nks hired from tho
service for neglect Of duty.
The rebel Gen. Price has been debated
b R@ec flsand Ipiissn
louisville disaster, and blame is attached
to some, ofsthe ofieers in command.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 3.

HEADQUARTERS. DEp'T OF TIKI NORTHWEST,
Sr PAUL. MINI. Sept. 20, 1862. !
The Twenty fifth Regiment Wisconsin
Volunteers, to arrive at this point to-day,
will Immediately proceed and take posts as
follows & ~,~t. "a ~.-.......- u-c
One Company to Sank Centre. 7s
Two Companies to Paynsville. g. '~
Two Companies to Acton.
Two Companies to New Tim. ~.4.,
One Company to Leavcnworth.
One Company to Paramount.
One Company to Winnebago City.
Two Companies at Forest City will
take post at. Greenleaf# Half Company
at Forest City will take post at Mannanah
The Company at Hutchinson will move
to Buffalo River, and take post at or near
Two Lakes, ten miles southwest of Hutch
inson.
The Lieutenant. Colonel Of the Twenty
fifth Wisconsin Regiment will command
the forces at Sank Centre, Painsville,
Acton, and Greenleaf. +'
The posts at Two Lakes, New Ulm. and
Leavenworth will be under the immediate
control Of the Commanding Officer of
Twenty-Fifth Wisconsin Regiment, who
will establish his Rcgimental Hcadquar-
tiers at New Ulm
The troops at Winnebago aud Fair.
mount, will be under the command Of the
Major Of the Twenty Fifth Wisconsin
Regiment.
by command Of Major. General Popo.
r 0, SELFRlDGE, A. 4. G.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

% ! GHakA 8 Y 3 ot

O. ! YYYRR 9aY 3 \ !
County Convention met pursuant 70 oall at
the Everett School House on Saturday Sent.
Goth 1852 ct 10 O'Clock a: ~
c:-fs stsarns ~ chosen Chairman.
NJ. P, Noel vas chosen Secretary,
Motion made by G. A. Gilman and carried
that the Chairman appoint Committee Of
three to examine credentials and report 70 the
Convention G. A. Gilman o. 8. Freeman and
o. D. Webb were appointed san Comnittes-
Convention adjourned to meet Il II: O'clock ,.
n. Convention resumed business IL pr NO.
ton on adjournment. Committees report On
credentials.
Delegates from St. Cloud, J. Il. Owen. s. B.
Pinney, c. 7. stearns. Henry uosppes. c. A.
Gilman and J. D. Rogers.
Muuson fswtash1, u y. frSS.Sla, z ro*...
Verdale, o. Freeman.
Fair Haven, o. D. Webb and h. I. Bennett,
Substituted A. Montgomery X
Sank Centre, II. ". Richardson, sub.tita-
ted ETA. Harmon. xt&F ~ ~
Maine Prairie. T. b. Stanley aud Dineznd
Roberts substituted
Lynden, James Cambsll.
Motion By MIR. Gilman and passed that Al!
irregularity Of County Convention Be waived
Motioned and carried by c. A. Gilman 70 pro-
csed to nominate County officers.
John D. Rodgers was nominated for County
Auditor. VI. T. Rice for Clerk Of Court (mo-
ton passed that in the event Of Mr.. Rice re-
fusing to accept of the nomination ire County
committee be instructed to nominsts 4 eandi-
date). 8. B. Pinney nominated Tor County
Attorney. Motion passed that County CON-
mittee te appointed and that the member from
st. Cloud be chairman Of said committee. c.
A. Gilman Of St. Clond, james Csmhsll. Of
18th District, 0. 8. Freeman Sd District, J.
Hayward for the town Of Broclway sndL.
Tubs for the 6th District. Cow eutlon 3D.
journsd.
Mp. NOEL. SIC
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
SOLDIER Suffrage,

Our present Legislature is about passing
Bill providing that soldiers shall be per-
united to vote aiiths same as if they were
cripples, towards q generally incompetent.
The Bill passed the House thirty to six,
aud will doubtless become 8 law.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

DIscnARGkr.- Gen. Nalmros referred
the case Of Mr.. Sawyer, who shot thc'chip-
pcwa soldier, buck TO Gen. Mitchell. who
promptly discharged Mr.. Sawyer: This Is
right, as all the evidences shows st|,e shoot
ing to have been a pure mistake: =:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

a. We will receive wheat, oats. corn
Aour, wood. good butter, eggs, Or anything
else We can use, in payment Of subscrip-
tions 10 the DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to sub.
scribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

One thousand troops IRE o be stationed
at Fort Ripley the coming winter. It
would cost less and pay more to keep 500
Of then1i.. ST. Cloud. . & sse.s 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Excuse haste,
= 7. McCAuLY.
,Po1f A1EResoxBlB, D. =,
Sept 18th, 1862. H.

III. G. BuRBAsK.-iSir !: Since w1ote
Jon by Mr. Hill,, We have had very quiet
times. No Indiana have been seen, but it
i. believed that they are ,larkiog around
waiting for 1sinfoseeuents. Capt. Van.
derhorck Las issued IN, order that no citi.
sen ,hall leivs the post until he Is rsia.
6ueeea.f isvs. bssu trying get swsy
ever since. sSsf iss 81, sbRQ Innot make
the trip. He made nareqoi.itisn on nc
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
ABERCROMDlE SAFE!
Indians Gone!
THEY FOUGHT BRAVELY.

On Sabbath night Mr.. B,rcheneau, who
was guide to the gold digser's escort which
passed through by the Saskatchewan route
to the gold fields Of British America, re-
turned and brought news Of the safety Of
Abercrombie. As this fort has teen Civ
en- up as lost, BY most people here, the
feeling Of relief is very great but We fear
tia: but few remember TO give gratitude
where alone it Is due, viz. to Hin who
turned aside the savagcs. Had they con-
t;nued their attacks not all the brave re-
sistance Of the little garrison could have
saved it. .....
Mr.. Bircheneau brought the following
letters which We arc permitted to publish.
s,..s.f,.. For AsEscRonB1E, D. IT,
s.s.:5s 49, a., Sept. 18th, 1862. !
, nc. BURBANK, Eso.-Dr. Sir l.: We
are just getting over the Indian excite"
ment. We have throwo up barricade
all round the barracks, aud put the women
and children in them, and l think that
We can now defend ourselves against the
whole Sioux nation The Indians made
two attacks upon us, they were brave men,
and fought like so many incarnate devils.
They came up in front Of the howitzers
and received the fire like veteran soldiers.
We must have killed great number o.
them, though they carried Of all their
dead but three bodies. We had four men
killed, and Eve wounded.
Mr.. I.ulrs family are here, al very we'll
The part Of tho Fort where We lived, We
had to abandon. The Indians came into
the houses aud broke up every thing
that was left. They burnt up everything
At Harris & Beutly's, Hills 4 Ramsdel'
Benefits and all the buildings on Stones
Farm. They burnt up all the hay, and
thousand dollars worth Of oats for H. & B
I presume they burnt the house at Breck
iuridge Is we saw great smoke in tina
j d;rection. s~@ .H* 90 = as4.a - 7tt I
t y .'~~ Excuse haste, :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Thermometrical Record.

Reported erpresslv 10, tie DEAocnAv, b,
.Ndrlutt. Uruq9isi. st. Cloud
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