St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
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B,s.. soc'srrs-Nvtity is given, tia. tn.
Annual MesliAe Of ne stearns Co. Bible So
sisty will " ~ 4 III Seminary, on Sabbath
insAt ths olath last, at half Past Ten.
Ry order u the General Agent,
= ). MARLATT, Treasurer.
, uArcR's BArrAL,ox-Which was sojourn-
tag with ~ few days, struck tents. and took
~ tAsir lias Of march for rembina, on Tues
Day asraing 1t precisely 10 o'clock.
The eavalcads made quite On imposing ap-
pearsncs ~ II wound ito way across the prai-
RE towards 81. Joe. This Battalion, and the
train of over two hundred wagons hauling
their provisions, and An additional train of
sixty Wagons transporting Hudson's Bay
Co. Goods. sent out by J. G. / H. c. Burbank
4 Co., will form moving Mass, second only
to the late ''Siblsy Expedition" and our Dew
il auggests, in some respects "a good deal hear-
isr."
The men compos this Battalion seemed
TO enjoy their stay with us, and promise tc let
~ hear good account Of their sojourn a.
Pembina. The major is in good spirits and
expects 70 I'll his battalion to tie maximum,
before November, and will no doubt enlist a
humber the intrepid Red River hunters, who
BY the way, have . large account to settle
with the Sioux, whenever they feel that their
families will be projected, il they engage in a
~Ar Of determination. We wish for the Bat
TALON all tho success that can possibly attend
a expedition Of this character, and hope
their presence on the distant frontier may
have the effect Of preventing any more Indian
raids upon our settlers.
CAPT. E. NJ. WILSON, Of the NJ. NJ. r. with
his very 6De company; passed. through our
city few days since, en- route for Fort Smell
ling, where they were to be mustered out Of
the service. We regret to part with the GAL
liant captain. and his brave and daring men,
ash is such men ~ they, to whom the people
Of our frontier must look for protection against
the stealthy attacks Of the hostile Indians
Next to The brave and gallant company from
our own County, commanded by the enter
prising intrepid officer, Capt. Oscar Taylor,
We have ever held Capt. Wilson and company,
~ being the best disciplined troopers in the
Regiment, and as being men upon whom the
frontier settlers could rely in the hour Of dan
Ter. Long may they wave.
Rxv. 8. T. srrpRxrr has been ed by tile
Conference Of the NJ. E. Church Of this State,
. 10 another field Of labor.
Mr. Sterrett's labors on this circuit have
be, attended with good success, being u man
who was universally loved ana RESI- ected. A
kind and generous man, living At peace witt
all men-ibsral in his religious views. and
full Of Faith and Hope-he WAS charitable to a
fault, devoted to his work and engaged in his
ministerial duties VITA a zeal worthy Of imi
t.tion. His sejourn here. was attended-as
LIES voyage always is-with sorrows and be-
rsavements, but faith in the great hereafter,
and hope Of better land, soothed the wound
that death had made AMI comforted the sor-
rowing heart.
Our best wishes 20 with him to his new field
Of service.
Nr. s.srrstt's plsce here will bs filed by
Rev. Mr.. Tiee, Of whom We copy . very aatter-
ing notice FROM tho Hover County R.gister:
Rsv. Mn. Tiers FAEEwELL.-Last Sabbath
the Methodist Church was crowded to its ut
most capacity to listen for the last time to the
last discourse Of the Methodist pastor. The
audience and pastor were much affected by the
parting, and We think there was good reason
for sadness. Since Mr.. Tice came here two
years ago, the Methodist Church has prosper
cd sbuudsntly, there having been adde,' to it
some fifty new members. Last winter many Of
the best and most intelligent citizens united
with the church, and are now activeand work.
ing members. II we look At Mr.. Tees stay
here Only in . pecuniary light, We shall find
that 10 has done more for Austin than perhaps
any other one man.. When he came here the
Methodist Society had no place for Worship.
Mr.. Tice determined to set himself about the
work Of building church. Almost every one
said that in these hard times it could not be
dose, ..but Mr.. Tiee said it could, and by his
perseverance, il was DONE. Now the Society
hss very nice little church, with bell, organ
and other furniture al complete, which makes
IL really . haadssme ornament to the town.
There ars ether things to be said in tho way
81 Mr.. Tees nberality which We have not
spsee 70 sllsde 70. but we thought thus much
lesripg.
-Therc will be Service 1t the Seminary, on
Sabbath nest >t tho usual hours.
p.,soxAL.-P. Lamb, who has been on .
49, 1. his ftiands in oil "vsrmouat'' return
I'd u ~ place. fsw days since. Judging
srsu biz rssy senpisxion. the little corporal
must have enjoyed his visit hussly-bettsr NO
doubt, thsa it@a tip = Fort Aberero~6is -
wander II Aisad Philsnsa eAvs asy grstuit-
oss .xAisitioas " IN l.dls. sesss, positions,
=. 40 $3.50 Al aid RaRt II Ia did - olad~>