St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-10


NEW sApDLzR SHor.-Our readers will no.
tice tho advertisement Of Messrs. Hansen &
Dueber. who have opened saddler shop on
St. Gernsin street. They have good assort-
msnt Of such articles rs are called for in their
line, and are prepared to do work on short no
tics. Especial attention will be given 10 car
riage trimming g.
In JUSTICE CoURT.-The case Of the State
Of Minnesota ~. Chas. Lueg, for assault and
battery, on complaint Of Adam Plein, came
before Justice Ransom on the Sd and 4th.--
Tho evidence showed that Plein was on his
way from his house on the afternoon Of the
Sd and ssme up to Lueg's meat shop. Sever
al were in selling cattle. Plein was standing
talking when Lueg asked, ''Swindler I! what
arc you dong here You stole $40 from me :"
Plein turned and asked if he meant him, and
received an, s6rmative reply. he then said,
~ am no more Of swindler than you are"
Lueg Immediately picked up > stone and
struck him on the head and face, cutting him
severely. It was not for some minutes that
the bystanders interfered. He was fined $50
and costs. amounting in all to $50. s. B. Pin
ney, County Attorney, for the prosecution, E.
O. Hamlip for defendant. y
TaEA7Y PAtrr.-On Thursday evening Gov.
Ramsey and = number Of gentlemen from St..
Paul reached this city :en route to the Red
River country to form . treaty with tie Red
Lake and Pembina Chippexas.n They remain
ed until Saturday morning. The party when
it left this city consisted Of.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, St. Paul,
Bishop whippls, Fairbault, VII
Rev. Geo. Stewart, st. Cloud, .,.t,
Wis., Tiffany. Esq Philadelphia, ~
Benz Thompson, Esq,
Hon. Z, Gilman, Wabashs, -. a..
W.W. Davis, Esq.,, Baltimore ,:..~ 70.
ia. Whselock, Esq, Ed. St. Paul Press.
The party, VIM have IS an escort Capt.
Rockyood's. company, Of mounted infantry,
Capt. ,Dsvsy'su company Of cavalry, LIEUT.
Lsrnad with forty cavalry, and Co" g Of the
9Th MINI. Vols. The Council viii - held at
the old crossing Of the Red Lake river Gov.
Ranseyasxpeets to, be hack in from, six to
eight-weeks.
RETURN OF THE ExPEplrlo1. Monday
afternoon that portion u the Indiansxpsdit
which was y, ,zsfnra by thiss rou.s, :reaehed
Sank Rivsss sasmpsd' q Next n,orn..
ing they :eanis = tlis plase, ard commerce q
crossing llississippk Prem thss s Il ii
Of teams, llsNess j S;verk u feiias. sBpt 4
Length lEkssl kseo llshsd, 90 o. 80 oys
safely Aasiak sfss.aan ailvisioh 81
the orssa xss composed Of all Of the Sixth
Reginent,+s portion Of. the Seventh and six
pieces Of artillery: 1t was under Command Of
Psa. sibley, who however, on Tuesday morn
Ing took me stage for st. Paul, After cross
ing the river, they marched about six miles
and esmped. Many Of our, citizens visited
them. Among other euriosities WAS Little
Crows scs, who was, We presume, Gen. sib.
ley's bedisllow during the return. We have
not learned whether the General succeeded
in forming > trsetyi Of any kind: with him 0.
not "a a3se :'a2s rerH1 8. 80 -. 20 :5"' --e 3
yHt 3. . y.itG ...:!E 5,--. y'f.. +
MAnalsD.-At Fort Ripley, Sept. 1st, by
Rev. +. =. Inman, Chaplain Of the LIST NJ. NJ.
r., Mr.. 'asoroE 3. B.Aurnr, Of St! Cloud, "a
Miss Era A. OlnsrEAD. Of Fort Ripley. ~