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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

1885 Aurf r.R MERRILL, Judge


- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. as.
ln Probate CONT holden at Montpelier, on the I'd
day Of December, A. D. 1865.
Hiram Putnam sdmin-,Fs,0r n, the estate " irs
Barrett late Of Woodbury., IN SAID darct, decsased
makes application 10 said court fur license TO sell the
whole Of the real estate 81 said deceased, representing
that O. sale Ola part thereof il necessary for the
payment ~ the debts on said deceased and that such
part cannot be sod without njnrS TO those interested
in The remainder
heeupon. 1t Is ordered By said court that said at,
picii be referred the 29th ay Of Deeemt-r A. b.
1868 the Probate Office in Montpelier for heating
and iecsion thereon and {, further 10 ordered, 1t al
persons interested he notified hereof by pubos'ion =
notice Of this application and order thereon, three weeks
successvely Ia the Vermont Waterman STATE JoufnaL
printed Montpeler before said time OF hearing, that
they NAV Appear said i'm and place, and II they
cause, object thereto.
s2l4 NJ me Court Attest. N A. CHASE. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

THE attention of he public is called to
thi- most excellent OF all Lniment., as a perfect
AID speedy fr a fhe aches aud pains that flesh is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
- T AT + OF V Il K NJ O N L
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.

~
Ia Probate Court holden At Montpelier, on the 2nd
day OF December, A. d. 1858
WIN. d Mcintyre, administrator OF the estate Of
ed makes Application said for license sell the
whole Of the real Of said deceased representing
that sale Of part thereof is necessary for the payment
debts OF said deceased aud that such part cannot
BE- sold without injury those interested in the remain
der
Whereupon, is ordered by said court that said APP
ploston be referred the 22nd day Of December A.
b 1868, at the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hear
ing aud decision thereon And 10 further ordered that
all persons interested be notified hereof by publication
Of notice Of this application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch man a state
journal, printed Montpelier, before said time Of
hearing, that they may appear at said ume aud place.
aud 10 they see cause Chect thereto,
8ls3 BY The Court Attest N. A. CHASE, Res ister.
OSEPH HILLS EST TATE.
~ The snhscrhers, having heen appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washgto
Commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all elaine
and demands Of all persons, against the estate Of
Joseph Hill, late ~ Berlin, in said district, deceas-
ed represented insoyen aud the term mon nom
the 18th day Of Nov 1863 being allowed By SAd Court 70
the creditors NJ ssd decreased 10 exhibit and prove Their
respective claims before Give notice, that We will
attend 10 the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Of the widow Mary Hill Berlin in said District
2Sth days Of December and Nay o'clock
In the afternoon, each Of said DAYS.
CARLOS CAkPkNTRR.>
GEO W. DODGk. : 'on'rs.
AFRAID JACKSON,
b Berlin. November a0th, A d 1885, Si,S2
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~ 81 AauIN4TnN LII .-rRINI 80

* ATE OF We MON
Is WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 50.
Ia p,efsis Court, holden AZ Montpelier, on the 18th
IA, N iecsubef, A, u. 1853.
q n Arms administrator Do bous non ehih testa'
rcn,o ,uneto NJ tie relate n Ad5nild AlAsrpr, late
Of Duxb nv, in said district secsased makes apples
zion 10 said court with the consent md APPRECIATION ln
writing ~ all the devisees and egatees ~ ssif % faca
6r license 10 sell the whole ~ the real etist % sn
d.essed reorcscntss that said sale uld b. benffcia
10 Salt dvisees and egatses aud those Interested in said
| cstste
Whcfeupon t IS ordered by said ClIt. that said AZ.
pli tton b. faerisd to the 5ih dfY " lAnuuysA u.
lgGI ,ihc T1J'tt Office ~ Montpelier. 81 hsarns snd
d si1n theron and is further ordered, Inst ~
persons Interested he notified her ~ by publication N
notice nfthis application and order thereon tnife wces'
secos-i,ofy 30 the Vsrmrui Waterman and State jour
nal printed A. Muntpeler. before said time " hearing.
that they may appear at sold um sad place and, u they
cause, object thereto -
10 TATE OF VEIN Nj.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS
ln VfohAte Court held al moutp Her. within and
NJ aid District the lth day Of december, A. v.
lse3
IN Instrument purportng to be the last WI and
Testament " Edmund Freeman, late Of Planhed M
os'rirt deceased be NJ presented 10 the Court ~
,Uan9 B Fos The pfrfnn htyng custody ~ the same,
1r r1hrts n y n-dcr,d by s.d court, that all petsons
courerned therein bf nnuhed ~ appear ~ session ~
said court % be holden The Probate Office DO Mont.
peIlr On ths 18th day ~ Janusry, A. D., 1864. and
II said will mr. vhiel purpose g further ordered
tha copy Of the record Of this order be published three
weeks successiveiy In me Vermont Waterman State
Journal. ptined a. ontpelier, previous To said ume
appointed ~ hearing.
a true copy of,ecof5 30
X L TuAV
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
Card from pr. Hunter.

Mrs, sw1ssnELM.-In friendly ar
tiele Of yours, I noticed. slight mistake,
which, if not corrected, might prove pref
judicial to me outside Of St. Cloud. =.
You stated that I graduated in Medi-
cine at Dartmouth. College, NH, which
is not the tact. I received, in the fall Of
1912, at Bowden College, Me-, the degree
Of b: A. Subsequently to that time I at
tended medical lectures there, also full
course, at Dartmouth. / received the
parchment to which you alluded, as giv-
ing such wonderful powers, after having
attended full course Of lecturers both at
this school and tho Pennsylvania General
Hospital from the Jefferson Medical Col
lege, Philadelphia: -
So you see if I do not understand nv
business; ~ certain vinous fermentation.
uptown would have it, it is not the fault
Of the schools. :. ...s ~. =. ... /.
~. Respectfully, W.. r. HUNTER.
49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

8U8- AsA SNo
SONS, all Of Pennsylvania, had enlisted
and. fought in all the battles of the Poto:
mse; three were 3 wounded at Bulls Run,
the last; and one at Antietam and that he
found double quick little fast marching
up hill "But,'t said he, "what hurt ME
worst Of all since the war begun, VAS to
know, that after the rebels were 4 little
worsted--not much beaten-at Antietam,
our artillery, we'll posted on hills, we're for
hidden: to fire upon the retreating rebels
who were over: forty: hours within the
range Of our guus-and this; by order of
Mcclellan. "'y"Now," said the: tall, stall
x.st old man ~ am go;.g home = no use
to 6ght.if We must not fire opi the rebels
when 5or once: they retreat.'' ''SIthink
the general is . little too polite to the reb-
els. r. :'on.. J..
:. Now thousands are being brought from
Fredericksburgh to the hospitals OF this
city. They have just been. emptied to
make room for thousands, more, Alas,
the horrors Of war! -'|
- ss,''> i CHIPPEWA.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
. - :AN1t 2 1Fs %rS7 oE. fESs~i
@lNEW AAKERHSEAENn6.
+ '9f; IA 3! 80 e e. r
sezzg 1n= g+.s>ss45 ,yaA4A,.a sss;k liz 70
GO URI h.Qsu Sc.

>:I TT ATsA sLAHs
Notice is hereby given that Sealed Proposals
With plan accompaaj ings ths sams, win b.
received by the County Commissioners Of
stearns County,; Minnesets, On the Twenty
sixth (26th) day of January, 1868, At their
ING a COURT. 1lO0USE On colanb;. Sou.rs
IL said St, clopd.: sail KsldinE. .Sbe 10:
hish Isl iS| i Sc. pa,-
ment tor the building md comp et;eg the same
to be made OUT of Real Estate. situated On said
Csl9n b saIsEs; Said PIopQles Apyt.te tho
viii buila ne san,e. aads 5a1s sid. building
Try, 1854. I'll; rst stoTy "a .hs 3pssi.d foe
six Isl suitable and .eQnyepient ht6ess the
Second. Story to be finished. fGr aEouvt Room.
Said Building to be built.sof wood or brick,
E!,s stSGe esis a ZEE 9ss aeobl. ds.;
;respohs'ble: persons Is sdrelies, who .maM -
1Ss SS 1Sss e oes1 I~s
;kibose I'LL debts; md hxbiliises; snd sp{opsrr1
exempt from sales Oh execution: Tef
Said Comnlissionerss will Also recsivs bropo>
sails or bids. by complying with ths of19oinr-
requirements, to build = Building s,letsbis for
said Court HOUSE Of brick, Of different dinen.
sions. if the shine cousins ~ many superficial
feet as there would b. in : bpildias fifty feet
square.
:. No proposals or bids will 10 rrstesaved hn,e.e
the names Of the securisiesb e cont sinsdxhere.
in. and deposited with The Goanay Auditor "a
or before the twenty sixth FISH siunsn>.
st. Cloud, Mimi, January 18th; leeS.
JOSEPH EDELBR0CK,
Chs'rman q Board Of County Commissioners.
'stearns county, Mimi,
j :Attsst; p "1 .: Ar J. !. Eaq4y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
-1Ppn.sylvania Central R.ilrsaa.

va would call the attention pf the: trev.
Hing public Aos the .d1c+tismedt ofA Tie
Pennsylvania Central Il. r. for the year
1868. This road Il admitted, On Ill sides
10 be tho best built and most carefully
conducted Of any in the United States
Sufficient proof Of this, cana'bs found id
tho fact that of. three ,si9lio~ 6rst!tlass
passengers carried over its lines, not "a single
life has been lost. To shippers'it offers
unusual inducements" The following
notice We find in the Philadelphia Pres. !:
EXTENSION or THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Or This road are now COR
structing the Philadelphia' and Erie road be-
tween 100 aad 500 miles north west. The line
proper If the Pennsylvania Railroad, from
Philadelphia to Pittsbarg, AL miles. is ofitself
I splendid achievement. they have also OBJ
tanned command Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne,
and Chicago road 4674 miles, and hold control
Of several connecting roads through Pennsyl:
vauia. We learn it Is connected in "A effort to
establish ! thorough connection between Pitts
burg and Albsny and Boston avoiding both
,Philadelphis and New York. The route will
be - follows: Pittsbur & 70 Tyrone Pennsyl.
yaa,a5 central Railroad: Tyrone to Lock Haven
lin progress,l Tyrone and Lock Haven Rail-
road Lock Haven to Williamsport, Philadel-
phia and Erie Rsilrosd; NewIYosk TO- Elmira
Elmir4 Railroad Elmirs to Binghamton New
York and Erie Railroad; Binghamton to Albany
iiprogress] Albany and .Sus4uekanna Rail
I'D Albany TO Boston Western Railrosd.
The total dis tanoe from Pittsburg to Boston
will he shout $50 miles fof Witch the Penn.
sylva!pia Central Railroad r. will control over
ne.third. ~'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
i AUCTION 0I,r1cE.

A,ter We had sold at auction tho property
pressed into the service Of the State, NJ sold
large lot Of. property for private p1fei1s, Il
good priees for the S1hefs = II
Wherefore, after We have sold st auction IL,
captured property Of the condemned Sioux In
d,ane' At Fort: Smelling, by iordes. Hs Colonel
Crooks, We. will sell It auotion Horses, Oxen.
wagons, &c., for private parties. Parties eau
give as description by letter or In person be-
fore the time Of sale, to be placed on-o.r list
for sale. q ;s:.>=:: Il. HI BAKER & CO.
Third street, second door i.in is Isrs .t'.
- Hotel, St: Paul; Mimi. = Z jaal6-1w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
WANTED.

The Editors gone-(eood for the Edit.
or) and We would respectfully inform our
friends in the country. that weiwant some
chickens. It is immaterial in regard to
the number, l'rov'ded, they arc .oeU: fed,
well-bred, and Wiling TO- sacrifice their
livea for tho u. ~. :: -
-, .,u -. q s.>u; 49,. vi TWO 1MPs.
., ?. s.-We would also like some we'll.
made, well-dreessed butter, too young to
speak for it.eelf, as, no talking il allowed
in the establishment .>,:..' :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

ing 70 get gold By digging; Ne ssthsy
q get gold 3 living % what
they o9sld borrow from their frispls. II
Y (Mf hhere speaks ofh4shgjut hedta
The Isdian,news from Mipnss ID a
j AtIBeavsr Head the Indians de ysasy
numdsous. L is their Wintes qude te,ss-
that i, for the Snake andBaassck tribes:
They have given the miners more trouble
than I'll the other Indiana combined
They: are = bloody. let of4 d, siat,sss<s
Many poor fellow has bit tho dust this
Summer in crossing through-their roun.
try. They will have TO- keep pretty cool
this winter, or theyA|@iilfb1 "cleaned out'
by the miners, who are. very. numerous in
'sass~Pasoe'= The t,a1 :znd
Bauuooks) are brave, rsb..,med With
rifles, double.barrsl sshetsguns; and. :,all
kinds: t. Of revolvers, with any amount Of
money-vhich they have.taken:f+om en-
igtauta on their 'way) to Pixies Peak and
this country. The other tribes. lite very
peaeeable. They are controller by Cath
olio priests. There are now several hun.
ldred Indians sencamped withip,lssr or Eve
milesof u.s.. They are on the WY their
hunting-grounds Mt tho head ;:of the Yel-
low Stone, and are very peuceable.l. There
are four distinct tribes-the Ness Perez,
Pondernys, Flat-Heads, land the other
name l have forgotten: They have to 60
in large parties for protection; as the
Black, feet, Snakes: Bannocks aud other
Indians are|at xar'with them They Of
fercdo to- furnish us with l50' men and, all
the horses We xanteda 1--we would COUP
and 1cleadi OUT the Snakessahd Baonocks.
We did not take them ''uWtor 10 long as
the Indians will let US alone, we:shall not
meddlo with thenr1'": ..~'.i >isl2'N29 -|H:
Provisions are up. Flour is to-day SELL
ing At sa5'persack; and other things in
proportion: Tobacco IS per pound; 80:
rod; whiskeyi 81 per drink. 80, ~ ..
on:My respects to Ill. II; "a.
Ever the. same;t 10 :;2:s,> j., .,yyt
: i, r;Ia. lnh MARK,p, aLEDBEATER.
.... Ger. $ls'7T,-,We got Hto.d.y '. nugget
weighed 1884,: ,uu,,. II. !. !,,.,4,", ..,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
.!Gorrespp,lnldenlf;el,,..,
1Rosa THE GOLD strHEs!'
: PlKr's PEAK GutcH,
! ''t'' October 26th. 1862

SOSV0SA AVkHl AOVS. i I
Extract )t.m private lette+.' q, :'.'' o.,'.
DEAR W1LL.-Once more I*write you,
l'altbo' I have not received f. letter from
Minnesota since left: 81 think have
written four o. Eve TO- you, Bio I suppose e
I must have several letters d On the way.
*'< have just heard from Grass
hopper, o. better known d. "Bea..ivear Head,
& little over one hundred miles from here
There are about five hundred m 81 At work !;
they IRE getting from I've 70 ffty dollars
per day, and some are making as high as
one hundred dollars per day. But you you
must remember this is done by hired Ia
Dor. The man who has a claim, and can
make ten dollars per day. will hire twelve
men and pay them four dollars pei day,
and make, Of course, SIX dollars per pei day
of each man, consequently big wages for
himself Now I am we'll satisfied that if
We had: plenty Of water that We could
make from ten to twelve dollars per day.
We have very heavy stripping to take OF
before We get to our "pay dit" tThis; is
from three to four feet deepp-the strip.
ping is from three to siz feet deep: Two
men with plenty Of water cab strip more
land in one day than twelve can do witt,
shovels. Another advantage We gain is:
that We get lid Of all the snrface dirt
This We intend doing in the SPRING
Last week We (t~o men) took out fifty
dollars in one day, and the next lfty-three
dollars. This isa new streak; very like.
" We cannot work it this fall; The str;;pi.
ping Is too deep 70 shovel Oft has to be
done With ter; and as our old friend,
Mr.. Stearns, would say, We have to "rig .
purchase" to get it of: -; :'~:':.",:. :
Mining. is very hard work Those who
leave Minnesota to make money IN the
mines, win find that it is no child's play, I
can: assure them. I had to laugh at some
Of the. last train from Minnesota. When
they saw ~ up to our knees. in mud and
water, they exclaimed, "My God, is that
the Wy you get gold7" One said, "well,
I'm sure I shall not dig for gold unless-I
can get it. easier than thut."' About ono
half II both teams, have loft for Walia
Walls and point. Of Oregon without try.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

.esuBlsuoH4 MtiaDl11leaARles,srseGN1ys...s.
We take the following from the li.t. pyb..:
&hed j. thefSt. Paul Pte.,: ss~aa
81 Cloud, s.tlax Jin. 1871 P. ~ '114
Lyle Falls, ab6rday, Jan. II, 7R.H. ~
Lttle Ralls, e6nday, Jan. 10. l0zf:
BEle:Prair!e Hueaey, Jan. 10, 2 H.4: T..
Fl Fl RipleX skn1hy; Jan. Is, 7kA :.
CRxl Wing (Radad, 3eh: 10. Q lssa u i
Idd{4h Mission, Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Sank Rapids, Sunday. Jan. rs, 10 Ak. :.
st. Cloud, Sunday, Jan. 20. II. 4: : : 49,.
4smss P. White, citizen Of Chicago, recent:
" csmein possession Of SIT, 900 BY tho death
Of : relative In Engiand:-.Kxekanae: .-.
The gentleman named IN TIE above par:
igtaph is ! Tbrother. IF abe hte. James s.
White, Of. this eiity:: Il -
his. :Ra.asaa ,spe4ea -b5essr..ee.se,.
pendent, nR, 2isstspresent in town, stop:
ping for short time at the residence Of
L. .Gortou, Esq:,' previous to continuing
hisjourney' hoihe,i Anoka.' He is ~.xery
much lelmaoiated, and his recovery at all
is due to the skilRul treatment Of Or. Pal
mer, the hospital surgeon At Sank Centre.
,,.s< j~}tlsa Z: 80 ~ y:'''A. = ~ $50 az
s., BUSINESS ,Nor1cEs.-E. NJ: Tobey &
Co. are still receiving new goods; which,
for style; quality and price, = purchaser.
VII fnd i E.. 70 their adyantage % sail and
examine + We understand that Nj. Tobey
soop3 goes East again, for "a new stock. "a
In the line Of hardware, tinwars, stoves;
etc., @: F. l. W!'Powen have on hand !
full7and complete assortment. An kinds
Of lii IL . sheet-iiron jobbing done To Or.
der As s they have an a. excellent supply Of
embr'opid1ering. scissors and ike notions.
We would remark to-: the ladies that the
junior member gives personal attention
to this department. Il 80 80. ~ t.
Best AND CArApzsro MAPs.-rI have
just received direct from the publisher, !
large supply Of 'Colton's" Maps of the
United States aud the World-bighly COL
oredAfof the small sum sun Of so > cts each.
Cali and take look .. 20 : = ~:
:'"""'"."'''4;'' JOHN NJ: RosENBERaER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
Railroad Tics Wanted !
:fzE'rt. :anaer.iensd viii pq..h.ss
!. > /. 125, Oo0&>
OAK, HoRwAHzPistAkoa r4n4aarx
4 RAILROAD 7fE3

Sawed or Hewed, In lots large or saaalt s1(usv
suit the party. proposing to furnish, TO s.
& feet long, inches thick, average . inch f..
ces-deai, cred from lstof NAY t. lot Of Julv.
1909 ~on the line Of tho Railroad from Ss;st
Paul to 81. Cloud: >"''..7s2~1 '
49, CASH<PArD FORSAMB. 20
e. For "a my further Information apply pssssh.,ly
49,. x <::,s;: VIM. p. L1TcHFlELn ! CO..
sonz2;1m ct. Paul,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
rim wiiialEiiIilukApours or THE EDITOR.

u. 5tilE wviiilEiIala1tAsoUTs or THE EDITOR.
u; non, 1nn 7 ...--.:2> 5 r.s'" " q
ID By the following exttacts from the St..
Paul :dsilies Of Sunday, it will Do seen
<Ast the editor 10 e''marchisg on:"' y -
4; PpsAoxAI,--NfrsEsS xisshslm,f Of The st..
Cioud DsNocl4T, came totswn on Friday even
fng, sdd ~ ysaterday morning for The East,
% ! featuring teur.-Press. 4-7<r
.isnsl. We learn she ID % her Wy East, IN
tie principal cities Of which she IL to deliver
Asr lecture On the late Indian raid -
We have heard tho lecture highly spokee Of.
and cannot doubt but that much ofthe mawkish
. hs.tinentaliiR % prevalent in that ancient
eopnt.y, VIII be dissipatea wherever This tai
sated lady delivers her production Onion. u
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

III ~ We Win receive wheat, oats. corn
s..r, wood, god butter, egg, or anything
exc we can use, in payment g. subscrip'
tious 10 tho DEMocRAT or debts due the
aset.bEsbmsnt. Nov Is 'the' time to sub:
,siibs o. settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
: LETTER FROM sAuK CENTkE.: r
CHIPPEWA ,"bEPREDAT1oxs.
-
=. Eight Good thidia iss'' III Limbo.


tie excitement here lately II regard; to the
Chippewas. One day last week; We had !
visit from Big Dog, Chippewa Chief, who
happening to be hunting in this neighbor-
hood, Thought. he would call in and dine
~-7=a.s-P.-4.y or; IN commauu' uere;
extended: the ho4pltalities Of the commits:
sary department to him, aud, after he had
dined, advised him to: 60 Immediately
back to the Agency, as bis: men, who did
not know a Chippewa from a Sioux, might
shoot him, Or any other Indian: they might
find prowling about the country. Big Dog
seeing that this. WAS quite reasonable
proposition, told the Captain he would go,
and take the rest Of his friends will. him,
Of whom he said there were about hun:
dred in all. A few days after: that, We
had visit from another squad, Of about -.
dozen, as usual wanting refreshments. -
One villainoas looking old fellow, his face
streaked With SCOT, 80 as to represent three
Or four separate rows Of vhiskers, pulled
out his credentials, in huge envelopes:
which Capt: Taylor read. These lpurport7
ed to be The ..ppointmentof the bearer, by
Sec. Usher, IS chief Of some band or 9TH
er. Capt. Taylor: was not quite 50 polite
as l have seen him, nevertheless he took
them in aud fed them, and giving them
enough provisions to take them to Tho
Agency, ordered them to leave, inconti-
nently. They left promising to 60 etraigbt
to the Agency. Two Or three days after
this, messenger, M. Brewer, from
Round Prairie, came in, With the report
that the 0hippewas were committing dep,
1t Round and Long Prairie;
stealing whatever they could hay their
hands on, and breaking things generally,
being kept out of houses that were inkab-
tied by force aud, threats. Capt. Taylor
detailed twenty 1--WE: men, ten
Of Capt. MoCoy's, and fifteen from his own
with Lieut.. Freeman, al under
of Capt. Mccoy, with instruc~
tons to proceed TO the scene Of depreda~
tons, and bring into camp al male ludi.
ans they could find, dead Of alive. Yes-
terday the detachment returned, bringing
in seven Of the scoundsels whom they sur
prised and took prisoners, leaving two men
behind to bring; IN others, whom an hem,
est good Indian" promised to bring to
them. As yet these men have not return
cd. The prisoners here are kept under
guard in = sibley tent, to remain until Or !.
ders shall arrive from Headquarters ;,as 70
their disposal. They are .pack Of uely
looking rsa s and don't seem to fancy
over much, particularly = they
IRE made to chop their own vood and
bring their own water. !,
Big Dog, it 10 said, tried 10 persuade
the whole togo home. but atts1 qnarrel-
ing chou. tho matter at Round Prairie
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

MQTlCE.-Taken up by tho subscriber, iv-
IN inx near Oak Grove, in Stear..s county.
two cows One Is red ard White spbtted, MID.
ding sised, has part Of sus horn broken Of.
and is about nine yeafsl oA. The Other is<el,
most all red: middlinE, sised, and about Il.
years o!d. Ih !a oxner, or 6wnSfk q eshY
notified to came aud prove fropor pSJ Ae
ges and take them avay. " vwY
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

AN EXCELLENT uBL1cArIoN.--We
are in receipt Of No. Is, Of the Rebellion
Record, edited most ally by Frank Moore.
The number now before us contains two
'portraits--one Of the rebel General Bragg,
to whom Rosecrans administered the, re-
-cent.terrible chastisesest'at N urheesboro,
and the other 6f Brig; Gen. Wadsworth,
beth very dhelyexscated. It has also one
hundred aad1twelpe, psges Of Interesting,
yaluableI historical matter connected with
the rebellion. a We can confidently recon,
mend it Is the best publication ofshe kind
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
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,s VI ,s,.nWgY :.rn th,t telesr'phiq dispatch
- i isssi!sa IL tbbiie eity yesterday, STAT
ing th.t PIs.idaePets +l LINCOLN hss: eomrni''
81 sar 'ivned Prigadier General siblsy a afm.,
u. 4, is General ofve'antesFr,I7 :, Ee:' l5M: .