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

Ths officer appear to be making most
vigorous preparations for prosecuting the
Indian VA. He sxpeets 70 have 10000
treope IN the 6eA this winter and those
who hsve convened With him have the
impression that he intends to exterminate
the vesmin. H. proposes 70 build chain
Of fosts along our entire frontier from ten
70 fifteen miles apart and, in short, ap'
pears 70 understand the importance Of BIZ
mission and 70 Be determined 70 fulfil it.
We have no doubt, but that in . short
time i. win be perfectly s.fs for settlers "a
return to their homes everywhere. Troops
arc to be stationed At Sank Centre, Paynes'
vile, Forest City, and oil along the west
en- border, while ho1,emen will acour the
country, and ~ the leaves will soon FILL
the prairies can DO burned, the beasts Of
prey can be smoked out and killed,
sud each one allotted 70 biz six feet home
stead on any coil where he may be found
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

Cerrespondesso Of the evening Post. ]
WASHINGTON, Scot. 18th, 1862. l.
Senator Wilkineon hls this moisiog Oh.
tsined from the Wsr Department requ,si:
tons for supplies Of arms, equipments and
ammunition to be used in carrying on the
var against the revoIted, Indians Of Min
neso>a. A light bst,r'y, . regiment Of
cavalry and three regiments Of infantry
a1e 70 Be put into the fed without delay
AID Gen Pope D 70 have the old 81 sever.
Il accomplished army o6oen. The soma.
tor 10 sooviocsd the goreznnent Of the
extent Of tbs rebeaica aud a. The enosni.
ties perpetntsd, and he has asssraness
that it shsll be put down at once With 4
strong hand.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

far ~ the azps and a19,niaiss os-bsard
of our train, and Ne found among the
treaty goods 81 double Dbl. shot guns
vhish were diahibutsd among ths citizens
and % doabt they were the means Of sav-
ing Tie pat from hlisg into the hands
Of the Iadisas. Capt. Smith told me this
nosaiag that If It had not been for the
citizens the post would no doubt have now
been ia their hands. Why does not some
one come up and let % know the state Of
a6ails belowl We expect reinfoseenents
from there every day.
Ysurs, L., P. LAMB.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Our Issue this week.

Contrary to our expectations 10 were
able to get cut . full sheet, aud give our
usual auount Of matter last week, and
hoped to continue to do %. Put we had
written for little daughter 70 come hons,
and accounts Of small bands Of 1ndians
made NJ fear that the stage might b IT.
.tecksd, md, On Saturday Va started down
10 meet her, found she Va. not on tho way
and went on to Minneapolis. There it
beeau,a a>osss..y Ne should 80 on Mon.
dsy y St. Paul 70 that xe did not get
home until Tuesday night. We bad ar
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Southern News.

Soon after OR last issue the news from
the Grand A,my was quite magnificent.
Mcclellan had got in motion, had captur-
cd 5000 rebels then $4,000 and had the
whole rebel army in = tr.p-shat same
trap 50 cuuningly laid for it, when per-
mitted to come within Eve miles Of WASH
ington, and to cross into Maryland. 1t
was just going to be cut to pieces or cap
tured aud the war brought to : speedy
and successful termination. Next thing
We hear is that "Pennsylvania is safe, ="
and every body delighted. The rebel ar
my has been driven from Maryland,
across the Potomac and Mcclellan is be-
10 once more, with fair prospect Of an
other e,ghtee, months campaign on the
sacred soil keeping Washington safe, and
watching the rebels.
Our troops are crossing the Potomac, at
Frederic where the landing was disputed.
Gen. Barnes and Sykes Brigade had /.
fight in which they lost about $50 men
aud held their ground on tho Virginia
shore. The los Of the enemy Was thought
70 Do heavy.
Every paper for some weeks has in
formed % that the "rebel army is demon
allied snd dispersioe," but it appears to
agree With them, for they fight - we'll Is
ever. On tho 2Oth whole briga1o o.
rebels ~ captared.
"Important news may be expected from
McC lellan's army in day or two" i. ..
the doubty General i going to do that
great something 10 have been % long
locking for. Large aumbers Of wounded
have been sent North, Gen. Hooker among
them. He has bsen promoted n . Brig.
sdi1suhip ns7 3 H01l&1 37
The psiseipls hets reported BY tsle-
enpb, srs the continued retrest and de.
mo,.Iisat;on Of the rebel army.
General Hooker ha, received mcrited
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
ThermometIical RECORD.
Reported exprt,sly for sAs DskocsAr.
s. Hdrian Oru0oiaf A. Cloud
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given, Tint claims fo1 e1:,op-
ton from draft into the Military Service
Of the United States, will be heard BY IL.
Commissioner Of Stesrns County, % tn.
18th, 9th and 29th inst, At st. Cloud.
Immediately after which time the rsturas
will be made and 40 claims can b heAzd
l.. GORTOS. Commissioner.
WI. r. HUNTER, EIsmininG Surgeon.
Sent ooh 1851
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
County :UdnVtodtian..

County Convsstisa ast pursuant I, ,aN a
the Everett School House On oa1nrlay SEPT.
Goth 1882 It 10 A'tIsek Ar
c. 7. Stsasns We chosen Ch.irnaa.
n. p, Nosl vas chosen Sseestary.
Motion made By G. A. 0tlnaa aid carried
that tie Chairmsn sppoiat . Committee Of
three 70 exanins credentials a1d report to he
Convention G. A. 0lnaa o. q. Ftpenan AID
o. D. Webb were appointed said Committee
CONVENTION sdjoarnsd to meet q II s'clesk ,.
n. Con.e.tisa sssuned sasia,ss - pr ~.
ton on adjoura.snk Ce.nItt.,s r.p.r, "a
credentials.
Delegates from s.. Cloud. J. H. Oven. g. B.
Pinney, c. T. stsarns. Henry Hoepuer. c. A.
Gilman aad I'D ReSsss.
Munson Towaship, o. !. Frssnsa. votes.
Vsrdals, o. 8. frsensa.
Pair Haven, .. p. wsbb',ad II. z. Bennett.
Substituted A. Montgomery.
esuk Centre, H. W. RieAardseo, Subatitn-
I'D E. A: Harmon.
Maine Prairie, +. b. st.al,y e.& Dinsral
Roberts substituted.
Lyndsn, James Canhsll.
Motion BY Mr.. oi1sna. and passed that ~
irregularity Of County Convention B. waived.
hotioned AID carried By c. A. Gilman to pro-
eeed 70 nominate County eAests.
John D. Rodgsrs We nenias&ed for County
Auditor. ". T. Ra.s fst Clssh Of Court (n.-
ton passed that in the event Of Mr.. Ris> e.
fasing to accept Of Tie aoniaasion ,As Csukty
committee be instrueted to neoin.ts . caaG-
date). 8. B. Pinney nominated for Ceu,ty
Attorney. Motion passed thst County con-
mittss &c appointed aud that TIC n.0b,r from
st. Cloud be chairman Of said committed. G.
A. Gilman Of st. Closd. Jsnss Canbsll. Of
4th District, o. 8. Freeman d District, J.
Hayward for the town Of BsockwGy a,AL.
Tubbs for the 6th District. CeavsatioA 3D.
journed.
NJ NOEL SEQ
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
From the Cavalry.
CAMP WYxAN, MAR ALEXANDRIA,
Sent. 10th. 1862,

Sept. 18th, 1862.
DEAR Mrs. Observation-Disclosures ev-
cry day we hear Of charges being made
against our company for stalking" horses
aud means of subsistence without any au-
,hority whatever or giving the proper
vouches for the same here state at the
request OF Captain Freeman that these
charges are false As the people that make
them. We have not, in single instance,
impressed horse without giving tho re-
ceipts, and wherever horsea were being
used by the farmers and We could, We
have left them. In the expedition, as far
as stealing is concerned We have ''had the
fame without the GAIN" aud would now
like to have it known that this company
known Is the Northern Rangers have no
connection whatever with small band of
men sailing under the orders Of A. J. Mel
son or company Of "Home Guards" com.
mandcd by Cspt. R.msdell and stationed
1t Sank Centre where there are few wo-
men who will when necessary protect
them with their lives. The Qusrtcrmas.
ter and myself wish it distinctly under
stood that NC impress no borses without
giving receipts to the owners for the same
and the forage and substance necessary
for our use We purchase Of the legal own
en, giving them the proper vouchers
therefor
For the acts of Rev. 4. J. Nelson and
Captain Ramsdell, Of Sank Centre, wc are
not responsible, neither do We eountenauce
them. We are here TO protect property,
not to destroy, and our Captain has e.
pressed his disapprobation Of their ma
rauding eng no Indians
but plupderins deserted houses. write
this as \ matter Of justice to the men nm.
der the command Of Capt. Freeman who
would not wilfully wrong any one neither
suffer it to be done by any under his CON-
mand.
1write by 4 camp fire where there is
much confusion apd must dr.w this to =
close hoping that you will see that our
company suffers no injustice in false re-
ports.
Ian yours truly.
JOHN b. MARVIN,
A. 9. n. Northern Rangers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

promotion CaPtaia sPrehe, efthe Gulf
Squadron, has been dismissed from tho
service for segleet Of duty.
The uubek6 tffios ipssbsss aated
6y Rdeeea1ds, 0rde .nd Hahilton.
The news BY mail confirms tho Num-
fordsville disaster, and blame j. attached
to some Of the oi6cers in command.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
STRAYED OR STOLFN.

One yoke Of szen snd two cow, eas o.
brindle with brass on oae horn bssede1 % thr
near side o tie other vlits NH slibs ~
sIots and red eara, brsuded % IT, sees si1s
aud hip With esssked tell oss bsia6s ~
years old ! spotted COW lsrSs RI eps<s 80
white 4 years Old. WIoe7ss vio psGsra
said cattle or give iafor1stjs1 essscssi19
them, shall be iibersly rsvas111. @IAH
pHJIO yA1NAN.
St. Clond. Sspt. ~
Address BY letter or by verbal 0seesks q
Post Of6ce or Democrat Office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

DlscuAR0xp.-0en.M almros referred
the case Of Mr. Sawyer. who shot the Chip
pewa soldier, back to Gen. Mitchell, WHO
promptly discharged Mr.. Sawyer. This is
night, a. al the evidence shows the shoot.
ing to have been pure mistake.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
soiais1s'., sulkaks,

Our present Legislature is about passing
Bill providing that soldiers shall be per.
mitted to vote Ill the same - if they were
enpple', towards or generally incompetent
The Bill passed the House thirty to six,
aud will doubtless become / law.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
YOU'LL TELL HER. WON'T
YOU r.

II oAloI1j8 4. 1AoeN.
'Aaetbe a1a1lilr), alse 4Aftseh IL lu.eo.
elaspsd leekst to he breast and moved hio
hps TN I PIT deWH ny sar a1d hsGeood for
II laee bsooth: .sYoeln ts0 hle, veat you ?"
Tel vAe g vAsso ] oooA ~ 81, bat The
leekst We ~ picture q oas Who night b
viii, swsetheast Or dstes."-A,ny Lett@.
Yoa''n tsll hsr, vea't yeai'' Sly To- her I died
40 bssss soldier should ,-t1us 70 The last
ohs,N bses Il better II . thought efpils
Cs0ss in % sGay Ass, ~ isse sAsek ., sspast.
You'll tell Ass, won't you Show her how lay
Prsssise ths pictured lips I. loved % veil,
And how ~ last theughts loatsd far away,
70 home and hsr, with love could not tell.
Yss'l tell ~, vsa't ys.i Mt hsw Aasd II was
70 eive Up l5e,-hie fer Asr eake % dsaE;-
Nay, ny, net - Gay twas . noble esaso,
AID did de fes il without tear.
You'il tell her, wont you1 eAell be glad to know
Hss 0o)dies oGood undaa1tsd, tSue - steel,
Bio AeAst With her, bic bosom 70 Tie fee,
Whss tae blow stsssk 10 Aansa pswsr esald
heal
Yes'll ten hss, won't you, say too Ne shah
l,0od's Hereafter, whore our Low, sh.ll grow
Moro holy fer this parting and more sweet,
AID eles.esd iron every stain Il knew below.
FitsAhs,s, Hsss.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

One thousand troops are to be stationed
At Fort Ripley tho coming winter: It
would cost. less and Pay more to keep 500
of them in st. Cloud.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25

- We win receive wheat, osts. corn
aos', wood, good butter, egg, q s,ythisg
slss ~ eaa use, 10 psyn<st II subsesip.
tioas 20 Tho DsMocnAr Of debts Due tn
establishment. Nov 10 the time 70 sub.
scribe OF settle Old bib.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Sent Away.

The company Of Infantry to b station
el q s.. Cloud arrived on Friday night
started, With thirty Of our e'tissos, On
Monday afternoon for Richmond where
the Indians had made ~ stack essly that
norn;ng, got back 70 St. Cloud Tuesday
night about nine o'clock, just - The stsgs
rot 10 with dispatches from Gen. Pops
ordering them 70 proceed, Immediately
back to Sank Centre. It is Capt. Mccoy
company who, il viii b remembered pass.
Cd through here 90 the 9Th e* route fol-
S.uk Centre o. Fort Abe,erombis, Il b
thought he dare proceed 70 that point
He went % far - Sank Csotss and -
p.issd there until the l7tA when hs waa
ordered bsek 70 St. Cloud, from whence
hs now goes 70 Sank Centre.
This leaves 81. Cloud st;ll without any
garrison for her iorts, any protection ior
her property; asd u.ey Of the people
Who have returned undsr The assursnce a
the Governor ths. . gss.;soa would Be st.
toned here, sss now ready 70 ~ aeaia On
any ,u,por. Il " now fosnd thAt he
passage Of our troops through any portion
Of eosas,y, without foding N Indian, Il
no PROOF vhstsvsr that no 1ndisns were
there Richmond 10 on the direct route
between this and Sank Centre, and but
thirty miles from s.. Cloud. Yet Rich
u,oud We attacked BY Indians the second
d.y sise, McCoy's compsay lad esmped
there.
0ss. Pope ~ certainly made . mis'
t.1s in leaving this peist saksAsdsd.-
There = more bare 70 tempt the eup;dity
Of The Indians th.. st any point north Of
g.. P.ul. There i . very large amount
Of ns,ehssdi.s ssd ths ledisns believe
~. The ,ss>ay eoods ass here. Many d
sAe bssk sse&)sn hsvs brought their
goods hsss. Thsse 40 10 4en p;eees d
dive them back. No tosts 70 dispet'
the;, ept.anee into the town. Or fsrt'
az .s;uply Plsess to protect The hve' o.
tn, ;nhabitssss. 40 pluuder is Que prime
obise. With them they have strong induce
nsss for coming hsss. Russosias those
pI.ees ,lrs.dy hid wasts . WY veil ssd
following Iadians It se.'' respectful d.
,.oe, p.y b. vs'y veil, hut ~ 'heu'@
Gls to - our soldisss bod thsm OF %
c,4,,;oa.llI ADD eassh paFty case just 10
vsristy. 81 ,,~.,a.. d.
s. cloud h.a . right . demand that
=. least, her Own ssrolled nes BE- .t.s'e'
I'd her. for The psotsstioa a .ths phase in
stead Of keepins The. riding around o'e
the ruins already made.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
aE,eERAL 'ORDERs, NO. ,.

HEADovAlrERs, DEP'r or rnE Nolr1wEsr,
6r PAUL. MINI. Sept. 20, 1862. I
The Twenty-6fth Regiment Wisconsin
Volunteers, to arrive At this point to-day,
will Immediately proceed and take posts ~
follows:
One Company to Sauk Centre.
Two Companies to Paynsville.
Two Companies to Acton.
Two Companies to New Ulm.
One Company to Leavcnworth.
One Company to Paramount.
One Company to Winneb,go City.
Two Companies 1T Forest City will
take post At Greenleaf Half Company
At Forest City will take post at Mannanah.
The Company 1t 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
18th Wisconsin Regiment will command
the forces at Sank Centre, Painsville,
Acton, and Greenleaf.
The posts at Two Lakes, New Ulm. and
l.eavenworth will be uoder the immediate
control Of the Commanding Officer of
Twenty-Fifth Wisconsin Regiment, who
will establish his Rcgiment.l He.dquar-
ters At New Ulm.
The troops At Wi"nebagc and Fair.
mount, will be under the command Of the
Major Of the Twenty Fifth Wisconsin
Regiment.
BY command Of Major. General Pope.
r O, SELFRlDGE, A. A. G.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Indians 1t kithnond.
Reported Murders!
Troops Ordered from st. Cloud.
no INDIANS FOUND p
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY!

messenger from capt. berger, on MS
way down, st.id overnightat Richardson's
hotel, opesite Richmond, and vaalaroased
1t four o'clock next morning, by the In.
dian var whoop aud report OF guns At or
near Richmond. Soon a man came rum
ming 70 ssy that the Indians had fred into
Mr.. Middendorfs' house, one mile from
Richmond, killing two children and wound
ing = woman, and had marched on to At
tack Richmond. The messenger hurried
on to St. Cloud, aud arrived At Q o'clock,
IN. Gen. Mitchell, Immediately, issued
tue following order:
(oRDsR no
HsADouARrEns sr.ClouD, MlxH.,l
Sep. I'D 1851.
TO Capt Mccoy, Commanding Infantry:
You will take 40 men of Your Command,
pressing in teams and horses, and proceed,
With all possible dispatch, to Richmond, on the
Sank River Valley TO relieve the settlers, who
~ reported - STACKED by Indians.
II you ind The Indians have LETT add driven
Of stock, you will mount - many men % you
can conveniently, and, il possible, overtake
and secure thel stock. using tho Home Guard
in the neig hborhood TO assist in your opera
tons.
SO soon - your mission is accomplished,
you will report 10 me forthwith, at headqusr.
tiers St. Cloud.
II. z. MITCHELL.
Com. Genl.
At ten minutes past ten Capt. Mccoy
started and, early in ito afternoon, Capt.
Cramcr followed, with fifty mounted Home
Guards At II o'clock Tuesday the fol-
lowing report vas received:
HEApeUAk.ERs, CAxs BURBANK.
08xL. MlrcHELL.-Sr: arrived 1t Rich
mond At 8 o'clock and proceeded in the direc-
ton Of Paynesville about miles. We are now
oamped s ?. y. in: the midst Of 6rss kindlsd
probably BY Indians and on our camp ground
may be found dead hogs and turkeys that
have no doubt been killed to-day. The house
ct which 10 azs enesnped was on Ere and wss
put cut BY party in advance Of No. Around
10 10 csn ses maay fires burning mostly hay
stacks. There has been NO one killed to my
knowledge. We will return to Richmond in
the morning If We see nothing Of Indians to-
night. Yours, &c.,
Cspt. GEO. G. Mccoy.
n. B.-The party Of so in sdvanee Of %
have gone to Paynssvills a > scouting party.
From gentlemen who went up With the
expedition, We learn that Is Of Richmond
Home Guard pursued the Indians in the
morning, aud got near enough to count 10,
6 in one party and I in another; bot
fearing larger force in ambush they did
not push forward to make an attack
Between Richmond and Paynesville, the
dwellings Of Messrs. Holifer, Bayteoger,
Wateuburg, Sch.fer, Emde and two 9TH
era, names not learned, were burned. At
Paynesville the homes of Messrs. Braen,
Payne, Twitchell, Pease, Darnell, Chiss'
holm, Bates and Luce were laid in ashes.
After the previous burnings this leaves
but two houses in Psynesville, both Of
which belong to Mr.. Bennett
All tho outhouscs were burned, and
most Of the hay stacks, but only two stacks
Of g,is wess destroyed, which would sp-
pear 10 indicate that they have not given
up the idea Of having possession Of the
ooun tfv the coming Winter.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
AbERCROMBlE SAFE!
Indians Gole!
THEY FOUGHT BRAVELY.

On Sabbath night Mr.. B'rcheneau, who
w,s guide to the gold dieser's escort which
passed through BY the Saskatchewan route
70 the gold fields Of British America, 70
turned and brought news Of the safety d
Absrorombis. Az this fort has been CIV
On up - Lost, by most people here, the
feeling Of relief is very great, but We fca'
that but few remember 70 give gratitude
whore alone It 10 due, viz. 70 Hin who
tanned aside the ssv.gss. Had they con-
tinued their attacks not oil the bravo 10
s;stsnes Of The little garrison could have
saved Il.
Mr.: Birchenesu brought tho following
lettsn which we srs permitted 70 publish
l.,r A,s,o.enDls, D. f.,
Sept. 18th, 1852. !
n. G. BuaBAnx, Eso.-D-. Sir =: W.
40 jIst getting over The Indian excite
m,at. We have throva ups barriesd>
IL round the barracks, aud put the women
saA children in them, and I think that
We can now defend ourselves against the
whole Sioux nation. The Indians made
Two attacks upon N, they were brave men,
aud fought like 90 many incarnate devils
They came up in front Of the howitsera
and received the Ere like veteran soldiers.
We must have killed great number q
them, though they carried Of all their
dead but three bodies. We had four men
killed, aud I've wounded.
Mr.. Lulrs family sre here, oil very we'll
The pat Of the Fort where We lived, VI
h.d to abandon. The Indians came into
the houses aud buoke up every thing
that w left. They busnt up everything
at Harris L Bently's, Hils 4 Ransdell,
Bsuustt's aud Ill The buildings On Stoss''
Fam. They burnt up al tho hay. and
thous.ad dolIsrs worth Of osts for H. L b
l prsssns they bs.st tho hose 1t Brock
inr;dgs ~ We ss~ . great smoke in 'ha'
direction.
E1euss haste,
J. McCAULY.
re,T A.! A:.'; SO r.. ?. ~
n n Rr,~Avv Eir Sinna. I vlot(
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
E1euss haste,
J. McCAULY.

H. G. BuR1Anx.-Sir: Sinoe I vlote
you BY Mr.. Hills, 70 have bad very qaist
times. No Indiana baye been ,esn, but It
il believed that they ars leskisg asosAd
waiting for ,aiafbeelbeas. Capt. Van.
deshoeck has isssl ~ esd4r that 10 oia'
zen shall leave the post until ha'.is eei..
forced. 1h..a hen tying e get away
ever since tho 1T aeht bit cannot make u s
the trip. He NADIA :, requisiion on me
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-25
Indians 1t Richnon1
Reported Murders !

Troops Ordered from st. Cloud.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
state Of lows.
ADJUrANf GRNsRAL's OvFCH. !
DavenpOYk. Oct. 18th. 1862.

Davenport, Oct. 18th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 1ol.
/. The old regiments of lows must BE- 6lei up.
1t is the duty and privilege, and may become
necessity to every able bodied man in this State,
between the ages Of IS and 45 70 aid in this mat
ter. The men must be furnished. Any person
Who eulists will be annexed to tho company and
regiment be may select.
II. The three companies for the 14th Iowa In
fantry must be raised and tho other compa mics Of
that regiment filed up. Persons applying for
recruiting commissions for the new companies,
properly recommended, will be commissioned. The
regiment must be recognised. Tive companies
have been assigned to this regiment but neither
company is full.
Ill. There is need Of filling up companies At
tached to the following new regiments:
20th, (Col. Benton, 1t Council Bluffs.
3sth, (Col. brush,) 1t Dubuque.
seth, (Col. Cummings,) At Des Moines, to be
ct Davenport.
l2d, (Col. O'Brien, At Dubuque.
43d, (Col Summers, At Ottumwa.
9Th Iowa Cavalry, Col Wilson, Davenport.
". Colonies Of Regiments arc requested to re-
port to me daily the number condition and equip
ments Of Regiments and payments made to tho
soldiers.
Dy order of Commander in Chief.
N. b. BAKER,
Adj't GenI of Iowa.
Papers published at county seats will publish
ence Where more than two are published, tho
above will be published In two having the largest
circulation. oc23 div wit