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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13
CIRCULAR.
CHIEF QUAkT RMAsTER's OFF
GEeRGIA STATE TROOPS.

GEORGIA STATE TROOPS.
Atlanta Ga, Uctorer O. 1853
DURSUANT 10 General Ordars 10. g. dated Arlsn1a.
Il October bth, 1903, he unisrsigned Assumes eonuoI
4 the Qaa-tsimlsssrs LepsrtDsns q the Georgia
state Tr0opa
AL Q -Iar1sFmastsrE viii report az once By letter %
his oflcs, skoFFing upun what luy they are-Hhet-sr
with Commands IN Ia q D. or a. a post
All rsqalsIttons for funds or supplies viii DO uaio
through his OEce.
All officers viii make to shis cf8os the Euowinz
mOnthlF rstu-nss
Ab-tracts o. Moneys received snd expended. and r.
naming on hsnd-Return Of PrCpsry-AbaTset q
Forass, ana Satams1t transportation. uendii5n. etc.
J. L MORGAH
Major and Chief Qusrtsrmastsr.
ocs1w qso-qis stats Tr0ous
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE PLANTATION KNOWN AS THE
Downing Hiu Nursery"

situated che am a baif niles s1ufhsast Of At4n-a
coatainine 2ui acres moEe or less.
ON the premises o. q cOnfcrta5is
HOU-E, vita I've fooms AID large cellar kit1hen.
AmssehOuse, uesrc qusrtsrss bfrns st skles. G. lbs etc.
The p.sce IS vel Watsrea wi.h me sErngs, and skrse,
nsfsr falling streAas, On Hhca tlere are aboai fhy
scr s oi hno bott-m lad.
There = ais a. retsrdi in bearing. Of thirty sersA
embracing the nnest coteclon in he codutrT o. Ap-
piess fse5fes Pears Apric0-E. NeetsnneL Cherries,
Piuuoa = 81 ere Also, nssry tive acres IN 5 Vineyard
Of tie choicest kinds o. Grapes A hns collection Of
spscimo- Orususntsl Plants
Having ssld ths Nursery stock 70 D. Rcdmand. Esa
Of Augusta, We ofer the shove property fer ss fr
the purpogs Of diFfioa- For further particulars Epplv
e-lhar - Wm p KobiazOR, on the place. 20 Dr. VIM.
p. Harden, g. the Empire Hospital Or 10 the
REV. J L. ROGERS.
9cb 2W oaHferaFiue. ia
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CITY RESIDEYCE FOR SALE,

owe DWELLING HOUSE on Houston street Gee
~ garter Of a mile from the ear she'd Tie house
conians hEe rooms. good kisccen ana negro hcuss, Z-d
an excellent vel Of water. Apply 20 .
j.. p SASSENE.
At Washing en- Bal,
0c3 lht Atlanta ca.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

DESTRUCTION OF BLoUNTvnLE The Bns-
tol AdDseais has some particulars OF the ont
RACES committed by the Fedsrals, during their
late raid to Blouutville, Tenn. The better por-
ton OF the town was reduced to asher. W W.
James, Jno Powell, J. Fsin, ST., Dr.. N G.. Du-
lansv, E.P Cawood, R4v. N. G.. Baldwin Mrs
Murtha Rhes, F L. Rumgardner, and Mai. J. G.
Evans, are among these whose houses and effects
were consumed. The courthouse, with the ofi-
eas of the county and Jail, we're also consumed
The loss Is immense, not less than half 8 million
Of dnIlars.
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The Petersburg Express states that each
sruos beat from the North brings more or less
freight for Yankee prisoners in the Souih-prin-
cipslly at Richmond. This freight consists OF
boxes Of greater OF less size containing clothing
and good things to adorn the person and tickle
The palate of the recipient. Sometimes there
are As many as ten, fifteen or twenty Of these
boxes, consigned to the care Of The officers Of
the exchange bureau, which are al politely re
cpivsa aud delivered. Wonder if the Yankees
would do IS much in return for our poor prison
srs suffering and dying in Fort Delaware
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From THE IAANs-MIssIssIPPI-We las,
evening, had TIE pleasure Of meeting John Dan.
can just from Arkansas, who c0nRadlcts tbe
selegTAphie report published yesterday morning
thss Gsa. Puee 10 falling back from Arksd1,
pbia with Il superior force Of tue enemy n
front" He informs as that Gen Price wss -
RICK POIt, ab VI thirty mlss uOm A.kadelpbis
"a the road lssdmg 10 Little Rock, and "a
preparing 10 march tn thu latter place, where H.
snenY had Only 5OO0 troops leIt, having SEM
10000 to reinforce Roseerans.
Mr.. Duncan gives a cheering sccount of Al
fairs Ia tbs Trsns-MississiPpi department, and
We confidently look foT mole good news from
loaf qaATteT,-AHsiSsigVias,
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AUCTION HOUSE
NOTICE.

To Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons, C. S. 4.
n acc r1sace with Instructions I have removed All
Medical and Hop d 81 stores b. ny charge 20 Macon.
Ga, 10 which point regulations in fusurs must be fer.
warded EIJHAED OTTH-
Surgeon and Medical PurTsyor, O. S. A..
SEQ Macon Ga
Mobile Advertiser and Register snd Jackson Htsis-
Eippian copy one month ana send bill to ApD.a oE-s.
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~ Yankee pspeIs publish = ist Of twenty
ous sss.mboas destroyed on The Mississippi
uvsr slaee beR capture Of Wieka5wg. Tass IS
usugsang he river with = vengeance.
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new COMIC
UymL be issued monthly, commencing sbout he
w 10th Of October,
1.-THE Confederate Spirit and
Rnansack of FINN %

A Hunerous Joafnal pr0iHseiy illustrated with tbs
Eet OoMic Dssig1sl
DeYossd to VIII, Hum0c, Fun, ths sage, and the
Sports ard PzsnmeI OF he age.
Large q1srlO si2e-a1tssn pages. Price My cents per
copy. sent b. mai Tree q Poatags.
H. u OLARKE,
Publisher,
oel2lW NOZZLE, Alabama
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" The Brandon (Miss.) RePH6ticaH, Of the
5th inst, announces the arrival at hat place OF
Gen John Adams brigade. It is composed Of
me Oh, l4.h, 18th and 23i Mississippi regi-
meuis and LIST Confederate battalion. TheTe
seems to be a general forward movement Of our
ioIoos in Mississippi IN progress.
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GOLD TO EXCHANGE FOR COEFEBE.

DEFUGEES are 10 ifed hat hzgo two desirable.
IL PLANTATIONS for saie-one Contsiua NJ four
haRdrsd acres aun he other tEo lundred-both d-sira-
be places Full description b uess. They are looa-
ted 10 Barlow CCunty Ga, and rittl i1rcs mLes q
toe Western and Atlantic Ra road Center With rs
uuisnsiEnsd 81 CGrtsrEFiIe. EartoW county, Ca
E29-a0' Nm uTCHE i
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N E SICI

7 ORENA. IS cts;
Il PAUL VAEE, . c.s;
BEN BOLT, IS cts F,
Mother, "a the Battle Over, IS cts; / See Per ft1I ID
my DresmE IS ca; Let me Kiss Him for HE E0thsr.
70 ctsi Prla0ns'- Lament, IS cA5 Boys Keep Year
powder Dry, 20 G's.; I Viii Not GATE Eorgs- IS cts 3
KE- Re SsioTs Die, Mrther, IS cs Keep BE Awake,
Hothar. 70 cls.- How Can I Leave The, IS CT: Ws
Nay be Happy Yes IS &C.; Dfunmer Toy OF Saioa.
IS eta; o, Give lie q N By ire Sea, IS Cs.
INSTRUMENTAL 3 Adisu- Is cfs-
our First Prssideuts QUiekstep, IS cts.; Prsfsr
smith Msrea, IS cts; Ia Fsvouta POLKA, y Wm. IA
EeW-tsr 70 ere SoileFs Greeting March, Hitaie. -
ots Slank Muaic Paper, IS ez.
sLACEEEAR & BRO
nr5 1wa Aw~u4fn ca
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALF.

4 I a~ESIDEEgB, with EsVeu rooms, kitchen.
n negro cabin zm0kehOuss, fOwl hoUss, stable, etc..
ard fou- ac-rs u Land. % offered for sale IN LaHra- &c.
ia The situation - very ossirsble and terms low.
Apply 20 kICHhED S. POPPEG.
ucI St. LaIrauee. Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

x We sea Is stated thai Msior-G Buck
ner 10 new in command OF a corps composed Of
Presten's aud Walkers divisions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

ONE Of the pssttie-t in Ga oHy Tor .
fn- res asuce. with sixteen acres attached tHca
sSJ.0o0. Apps a. my Office, en- y htshsl street
oc5f W. r. a 'R"AE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

No DIsPATCHEs.-No dipatehes Tor the press
have passed over toe lines in this direction, from
any qusgter, this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

TF ROBERT, EI1HARO, GEORGE CT JOHN
PU9H members cf 5h c1m1 any Washnrfoa At.
tilery, IN Brsektnriigsis Divbion, Army OF Tennessee.
viii c4h on me Undersigned, hey will learn q sons.
thing 20 thsE iatsrsst.
R0BT. J. LOWRY A D
No. % grauits FronL
oeo4R AahaE& srssL
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ron she Army Of Northern Virginia.


The report comes 10 us that Gen. Lee on yes
'erdsy, moved forward from Orange Court
House, and that q portion Of he army had
crossed the Rapidsn at Wills ford, three miles
below Rapidan station. Persons who came
down last evening from Orange Court House
report has they saw the army in motion. We
must, however, add that we have no Informs
ton from official qusrtors Of this reported move
ment
We bsve soma statements Of disconnected
facts relative to Meade's army, which, We be-
heve, well founded. The IIth and 18th corps
eft It for Alexandria, and were known TO be
goiug to RoseeIans. The first corps was lately
a-ceFtainsd 70 be less than COCO strong. This is
believed to be the average OF all the corps Of
Meade's-eymy. He will not cross the Rapidan
unless perfectly sure that Les has retired. Al
least twc-ihiIds OF his army are foreigners.
Meade is in receipt Of about two hundred con-
scripts snd substitutes per diem, aud Lincoln
keeps 10000 men in the State OF New York to
enforce the draft
Meade Las not more than three or four regi
ments Of cavalry on this side of The Rappsbsn-
mock, but there IS q very large force attached to
hs army. PieassntOn commands uns division
and Kllpstuck the other. Buford is in COM
mand OF tue whole cavalry force OF the army Of
the Potomac. The Yankees say they took one
hundred and eighty prisoners In the late Gull
pepper fight iohmOHd ETaminsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

WiLLAa BA&TO. a yellow nan iHeuty two
W ysara Cd weighs about ore hundrod and Sly
pounds is me lcsk HE rather forward In m1nners. haB
ared cap sd dab hat and SAGA coat He left Malis
eEa on TIE dth last de says be had q Estsr and q r.
Vcuts girl in Atlanta de was raised e. Augusa All
persons are requested % look sharp Tor hm The
shove reward, with all expenses viii be pair by Mrs.
Green, OF u. O. CAYOz.
ocI1-fw arf-a arraFa
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TROUBLES OF THE CuTrON .BUYER-Tl
Menphla BulLeLia. Of me Ist inst. SAYS:

OF iHE CuJION .bUYER-Ihe
Memphis Bulletin, of the LIST inst, says;
Cotton may be king, bat in these lsttsr days
The power Of the king is no sure protection to
bis subjects. Inc fact is, the way Of the cot
ton buy II, like that Ut the trapagTessor, has come
10 be bard Major B C. Smith certainly though
50 yesterday morning, when The gUenliss took
aud destroyed thuiy-.hres bales Vi the precious
staple, relieved hIm OF S525 gJeeLb4cks, sppro-
plated his hat, boots 4ad spurs, and SEMI him
on his way-nUt rejoicing exactly, (anlsss Il
vas because they lett man us brooches and
Shlt)-but cursing guerilias generally, aBd par
ncplRrly those interfering with the cotton trade.
The iaets, as no Learn hem from the disconso.
.ste Smith, gTe as follows
About nine O'Clock yesterday morning, while
c.mlng toward town aILh the cotton mentioned
above, ana while near Ouland's plsce. on $
cross-rOsd between the Pigeon Roost snd Stste
line, ne was surrounded by sixteen g~neuliss, be-.
longing 10 the % Missouri Col. McCaUougb
nd commanded by Sergesna Beioek 40
Gross, whO took possession OF aud burned b,,
cotton, and then T0Dbed him Of five hundred
and twenty five dollars IN g~neeubaeks, togstbe,
With his hsl, ooots and spurs. The tesmsters
who we're drawing ia the cotton IOf MIR. smith,
wsIe allowed to depart with thelr teams an.
harmed.
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DR. JAMES 3. BEAN
DEETKST,


ALLAN ------s-----
nFFICE ana LABORATORY 81 bis residsuoe. -
karetls street second square Hess Of Frst Pres
b. seian Church. Tssln1ma
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ApRCEAL KOTTCR.

II Mr.. WI v. nLIAhIS. OF Hemphis, Tounessse.
Il or any # his or my friends viii iet m know where
hs esq be found. it viii greatly benefit lin md obHgs
myself. Address "a
Hcf fua aharfaan Ma
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13
TohaccOI TnhaccoI

0E0n x Of TOBAUCO-cf all grades;
AOUU 81 boxes Of smoking Tobzcco-5f sl grndss.
Tn consig ment and for sale By
oe7-w s 3. ROBSON & co
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NOTHaE.

OOSFEDERAPH STATE OF AMERICA,l
MEDICAL PUHVEYoRs OFFICE 5TH DEPOT,
ATLANTA, Ga, Uctoser 18Th. COS }
GEALED proposals vii be received 80 Lila emce uR
- - the 2itt o. s-aut, for The hEnlfsetnre % UNH
-FaUUSAND 1000 HOSPITAL BAD STBADa.
Plans and specifications may Be seen a. ny omea
aEOR r. S blake,
0el2 t29st srrreou aad Heiical P1rreInr-
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sGPERI0R PROPERTT FaR -.

VERY DEST2AB Z REsIoENOE, with 4 en-,
Il acrs OF on MeDOuough street., for lals. Apply %
L N. SPlLlER
PISTOL Works,
oc1Ht Atlanta ga.
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CIRCULAR.

CHIEF QUAETERNASTER s OFFICsD
IEOE6L STATE TROOPS,
ATLANTA Ga, uctOber I0th W3t
A IL offers Of Georgia 3 rate troops VIII report e.
"a once 20 this once tbs strenz 9Th Of toeir commands,
showing bots rank ana Ole. thau rsquait5Bs foe funds
mny be made. 10 viii be impossible to get fands TO
pay them until TINS Is d0ue J. L. MORGAN
ocl2Iw aaj and Ghisf DuErtermastsr .. S. 2.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

MoHILE, O'tlbs- I2-Tls steamer Mary Wilson,
connecting With the Noble ana Crest Nsrfhern ralrsad
vas buras4 on Sunday about 10 o'clock. About twelve
lives were lest TIE malls freight and boat we're = t.
tai loss. Postmaster Bowers uoiihss parties that thu
mail from Nobua from 10 o'clock Saturday 10 10 o'clock
Sunday. Of The Mobile oHcs. 1. q total o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-29
HOW A RID ASSOCIATION
PHILAnFIpHIA. PA

For e Rlist olas Sick and Distressed, afflicted ,eh
Ji.ient and Epidemic Diseases, and especially J,r
he cure Of Diseases qfthe serual organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
W geon TO all who apply by letter. with description
vaIUtpt n npunp no p loH, So a., a.,b ~ nv, ~ .
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW REMEa
DIES employed In the Dspensary, sent TO the afflicted in
sealed envelopes free OF charge Two three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN uoUGHT0N, acting sur
geon, Howard Association, No South Ninth street,
philadelphia, Pa.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-29

H. F. AHLBORN,

II. F. AHLBORN,
ID EsPEOTFuLLY announces that he has opened n
~ new Tailor shop In Mersburg, and Is prepared to
do work In the best manner for those who may favor
him with their custom. There Is need hereafter OF
going to Psburg Cleveland, Akron, anywhere else
to procure good ht as shall WARRANT all nv work
to give perfest satisfaction By adherng to this rule
strictly hope to merit and receive share OF public
patronage.
April ., 1858. HF AULBORN
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-29
FARM FOR SALE,

Ik0 Acres OF land near Oxford, Holmes county @ .
wv 10 Of which Is under cultivation, Orchard and
Indispensable buildings.
PRICE $1,000. 0ae third cash, and for the balance
terms very easy.
Cali on Mrs Girsrd, on the premises or address by
July ssd, is63--m2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-29
New Work. Prices !

The people OF Holmes county avoid delay and
great expense Ia freight by buying OF u.s. II Is
therefore to their interest we'll for them TO
call and examine stock. @ '
June 4, lsG3 WIENER STEINBAClER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

Three Persons shot Near.
asam a@l4NcOe.
= - aaS.a SF&k y
GENERAL ALARM IN THE BIG WOODS.

Too late for publication in this issue We
received, last night, letter from Quarter.
master Bond, at Glencoe, giving the par
ticulars of another horrible Indian outrage
in that vicinity, on Sunday. A German
named Emmory was brought that afternoon
into Glencoe, wounded and faint from loss
of blood. Hehad been shot ia the shout
der by an arrow, at the house Of German
family named Widewitch. fonr miles north
of Glencoe-hads run, fell by, the way, was
picked up and brought to Glencoe. He
reported the Widewich family murdered.
The citizeas armed Themselves and has:
tened to The spot. They found the family
still alive. but the woman had been shot
through the face, her jaw broken, and
some Of her teeth knocked out, while her
husband Was shot through the thigh, the
shoulder and elbow: They were brought
to town and placed under surgical care.
The man had been shot in the doorway.
the woman through the window. =.
- The Indians, three in number, fed at a
false alarm, after committing some other
outrases, and disappeared in the woods.
Fires, as Of haystacks, are raging in the
Big Woods. Tho whole country isgrcat-
ly alarmed.-Press 4th.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
-.-s a .Supros1rruN.:=Thero are many who.

f@.:sA1 1SuPros1rroN:-Therc are ~many who
believe that the Indian who was killed by
the simpsons WINS Little Grow, The de.
formity Of tho arms Of this Indian killed
corresponds exactly With thxt Of this chief,
produced, We believe, by an old suushot
wound. Little Grow Wis absent from his
main forces at thi, time with small band
and the fact that. the trail MAS. followed,
after the Indian was killed, until it Join,
cd with about the lumber Little Crow is
known to have had With him, seems to
poirt 70 him as the one who met the de-
served fate. Although this seems q. little
Wild, yet it is entertained by those: who
are in good positions to jpdge.. ii '@
NEW A ADVERTISEMENTS. Our readers
will notice the advertisement Of Nj. John
Schwartz. Mr.. s. has his store flled with
the different kinds Of stock required in
his trade; and being himself good work
man, Gao, with the assistance Of those in
his employ, fill all orders on short notice.
A large addition, has been built to
the Central House, and furnished for the
use Of guests. Mr.. Hayward has his ia
bles supplied with the very best that the
market offords, and no pains will be SPAR
ed to secure the comfort of those who NAV
stop with him. ~.. .,,... ..4 =,
SUCCESS Upon MERIr.-If there is an
isstance upon the records of our country
where an article of American manufacture
has made its way to universal favor solely
upon its own merits and without extlrane.
Gus aid, it is that Of the Chemical Salera-
t"s. 1t has only to be sold in one place,
and it is demanded in another and so it
has gone on increasing in favor until the
products Of the extensive Chemical Works
Of D. B. DeLand. 4 Co., at Fairport,
Monroe County, N. Y, arc now immense.
This article is made only at these works
by process known only to the. proprie-
tors, and is better for all purposes than
soda. = Try vt >.. u" ">'.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

TN PROBATE, sCOURT.-STATE OF MIN
l. NEsorA; COUNTY OF srEARNs.,. ..,.i,j.. ',.:
Special term, July 28th, 1863. 2r~ri:i,> 3:
In the matter of the final settlement Of tho
estate of John H.EWilkins, deceased. :, -
On reading and fling the petition of Joseph
Edelbrock, Adninistrator of the estate Of John
II. wilkins, deceased, representing that lie
has fully administered said estate and praying
that atime and place be fixed for examining
and allowing his account of his administra-
ton, it is ordered that said account be exam
ined by the Judge Of this court on Saturday,
theq 10Th day Of August, A. d., 1853, at the
office Of the Judge Of Probate, at Saint Cloud,
in said County" And it is further ordered
that notice thereof be given to all persons in
tercsted BY publishing q copy Of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day Of
examination in the Saint Cloud DEMOCRAT, a
weekly newspaper published at St. Cloud, in
said County. T. A. EVANS, w..
jy30-3w Judge Of Probate.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
Forage Very Good.

From letter received by Col. Thomas
from Maj. Camp, ccommandant- at Fort
Aoercrombie, dated July Goth, We arc
permitted to make the following interest
ingextracts: - .l:-*.y NJ.
~IThearl from Gen. sitley'si expedition on
the 18th. They were then cam ped on the west
side Of Lake Jessie, 35 miles from DEVILS Lake.
The half-breeds who came into his camp re-
ported that about 600 lodges Of Indians had
kept together for defense; that they, were
about 100 miles west Of where Gen. Sibley's
camp was at that time. Also, that Gen. Sib-
ley divided his forces at this camp, leaving
one-third of the whole, comprising the foot
sore and such as could not stand rapid march,
ing, and proceeded on the morning Of the Goth,
in pursuit of the Indians with the remainder.
The Indians had divided into three camps, five
days before. Little Crows family and the
most of his adherents was in enc Of those
camps. have strong hopes that he will over
take them. They evidently were not arprizcd
Of his approach at the time they separated.
Little Crow and nine Of his men LET: the 9TH
er Indians about the 10th of June to go rs he
said to Yellow Medicine to dig up some: treas
ure which he had buried there, and has not
been heard from since. -,
4 Gen. Sibley fluids the forage very
good, and the drouth which at first seemed in.
tended to stop his progress may in fact prove of
'eat advantage. Fam informed that the half.
breeds reportthe grass good to the north and
west of where he now is. The route which, he
has chosen is the only ope in this section that
he could subsist his animals on. .c.,;,,, -.
l.. We learn from later dispatches that
Gen. Sibley is within two days march Of
the Indian camps. ..''@9., ~",t
Co. !, Of the 9TH Regt., Capt, Libby, is
among those left to guard the camp-two
companies from each regiment bein g
detailed for this purpose. -: ,et.5" ="
: =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

The enrolment in, St. Paul has been
completed About 1000. names were ia
ken, most of which arc in the first class.
One of the indignant ;"females" who r.
sisted the officers while in their duties,
brandishing barn shovel around their
heads and making other like affcctionatc
demonstrations, and was arrested there
for and taken to JAIL, has entered suit
against the enrolling officer and three Of
his assistants for assault and battery
The, case came up for trial on Monday
but no decision has yet been given.
A verdict Of SIS damage has since been
made. ..y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

Green and Black Teas, Sugars all kinds.
Java and Rio Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Mess
Pork, Hams sugar cured, Soap, Candles, Spi-
ces, Dried Peaches and Apples also, every
hing for family use, at low prices.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
DRY GOODS,

Dre*n sheetihgs' and shirtings, Blue and
brown Denims, B.eached Muslins, 10} and 81
Muslin, Ticking, Stripes and Checks, Drill,nes,
Canton Flannel, Red, White and Yellow Elan
nei' Ky: Jeans, Cotton Cloths for boys wear,
Table Linen, Toweling, etc., etc., etc.
Blk Silks Velvet, Berage, Delsines, Cali
Goes, Ginghams, Lawns, Furniture Calico.
Mourning Prints, Gambrics, .Briiiisnt.. Jsco:
nets, Cross-Bar unlslin, Swiss d., Marseilles.
Farmers Satin, ETC., etc etc.
Cloths, Cleaking Broadcloth, Doeskins, Ca
simeres, Fine Wooden Goods for mems wear
etc., etc., etc.
'.I4s1'zs 5s.4+.- zs.zz3yI sfEs1l<:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
CROCKERY!

Qaeensware, Coffee and Tea Cups. Plates.
Platters, Pitchers, and Tea Sets. A fine as
sortment of Glass Dishes and tumBlers, Kruets,
sr % sssa am e
Bottles, Fancy Mugs, Cups, Toy sets, etc. etc,
49, 4 i 49, !H''i vs.: ?<<.H.
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