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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
Public Sale Of Valuable Land.

TN PURSU AN GE of the last will aud testament of
i DAuieI Steenrod, l Will sell AT public aIe
MOS DAY, the 26th dav of september, 1904, ai tue
Court House in Wheeling, to the highest ana best
Wheeling Greek IN ONO county, near Iho Tar ii on
which Mrs Cruger lives, AID adj 'lus tIe IAhd OF
Reusforth and others ani il the same tract of laGd
which Thomas PAUL 4ui wife, deceased. CON
viewed to the said Daniel StesurOd, by deed htSd tue
lith of November, lS4S. and corded in OhiH 'Uu-
ty in Book No. 81, aud containing per SAID deed
Tie TERMS OP SALE ARE: One fourth Of the
purchase money is to be paid IN cash, aud she resi-
due il to be paid in three year bJ three eInLl an
nual install aIiments, wi n interest from the dag Of
sale till paid, and to be secured oy iced Of trust
on the land The whole will bs spld IA one
body and by the acre. Tne land will be sold subject
to the present lease To Stork L Eb5eTt, which ex-
pires on the day of april next, when possession
ANDREW WHITE,
Administrator of the estate of Daniel oteenrod.
augE3-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
TRuSTEE'S SANE

or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE IN THE OTTY
OF WHEELING.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Robert
} Dronsheld aud Catherine his wife to Alfred
Caldwell as trustee, dated the 22d day of August
1859 and recorded in the office of the Recorder for
Ohio county, in deed book iOrtv -four az folio two
hundred and twenty three (22S), and by virtue of
An order of Circuit Court for said county made
on the 10th day of May, 1884, and entered in order
book number 8, page 1S4, by which the undersigned
was appointed trustee in the place otthe said Alfred
Caldwell, will, THURSDAY, the first day of
September, 1864, at the front door of the Court
House in said county, at 10 o'clock A. NJ otter toT
sale the following described real estate. situate in
that part of the city of Wheeling commonly called
North wheeling, viz: Lot number sixty TO ir-64-
in square number niue-9-; also all that parcel OF
ground situa in the northern part Of the city Of
Wheeling and lying north of aud adjoining n lot
owned and occupied by the said Droushcld, am
fronting on the west side of Main street one hun-
dr ed and hfteen-l15-feet, more OF less, aud run
ming back to the Ohio river, and being the sAme
which was conveyed to said Dronsheld by W. s.
Wickhan, commissioner, on the 10th of september,
1855 and recorded in the office of the recorder for
Ohio county in book fOrty-4O-fOiiO 0SS.
The above described property will be sold sepa-
rateIy or together to suit purchasers.
Terms of Sale-Oash'
jy25-ts RiCuARJSON. Trustee:
E-The above sale postponed till SATUR-
DAY September TO- at O'clock = NJ ser2
E9-rhe sale of the above properly has been post
poned till TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4th- sspl2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
A Desirable Farm for sale.

, He under-igued offers for safe an excellent
| stock Farm. in Rails cuunty. Missodri, contain
ing $40 acres-lOJ under cuItivatiOH-On which
there is a small frame house. The laud is within
one mie o, the Hannibal and st. Oseph Railroad,
two from Monroe Station and sixteen from HaHnt-
haI A never failing tire am uf water runs through
it. The land is high aud rolling and the country
healthy 1t adjoins the laud. OF VIM Booker, Tor
merly of st CT irsvile, Ohio.
persons desiring any information respecting the
above land are referred to Amos OssOrue, grocer,
II not sold at private sale before the 1=t day Of
October it will then be offered at public sale in
Hannibal, Missouri
l have also 525 acres Lead Land, in Washington
smS219-Im& JOHN JONES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
q. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist,

womce one door south of KranePs Hotel,
Iadies wishing to consult the Dr. Qf they prefer
@a Iee will take uIebsure in accompanying them to
the Office. Can be found at the Grant House It
night auR22.dGW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
Eoofand's German Bitters
,prnELY YEGETABLE,l

PURELY YEGETABLE,)
-, ;,,,orant ouacks and unscrupulous adVen-
80 - 80, ,,o.ued upon suffering humanity the
'si ,!,es of Nostrums i'll the shape OF poor WHISKY
-. s7,nrsupdei with injurious drugs anu chrls-
~ "a Ta1ir-. Stonachics and BitterS. .
-. of the IununleILbie array OF Alconohc
lions in p!ethoric bottles, and hlgh-bel!ied
i'E MIR the ,i.ocst appeliaton Of 6tters, which
II curing, only aggravate dlseasS' anu IeSFe
.. s,,ppo!nted sufferer in despair.
uooFLAHD's GERMAN BITTERs
....,, r.y, and uutried article, but have stood
trlesu ,cars trial by the American pub.
.i,s,- rcpri pI on and sale are not rivalledby
AL, .iuilaE proparation- s-..,
-! -',,t,,tars nave thousands of Letters from
.,ilf ~. .r,ueut CtcrEymUu, lawyers, Physicians,
-5,,,rr- testilYing, Citheir own personal knoWi-
a. b,ueticial effects and medical virtusso OF
No M. oy5i, Want SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOUl
-, ynu VAST : GOOD A9PETITEi
r5yoU w,N1 TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTITU
TI0N'
r.,f,,- Want ~ FEEL WELLi
n,yoU WANT T0uET RID OF NERVOUsNEssi
r1YOU wAyr EEERGTi
r.,,.g wAyT To SLEEP wELLl
t,YUu WANT Il BnIsh AND VIGOROUS FEEL
IAGi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
SALE OF VALU6BLE REAL ES-
TATE IN RITCuIGTOMN

n N IN
lot NUMBER ID, in square number in Kitch-
| 4 ietoUn, on which Is located TWO story DTtck
and a fame house-latey owned and Occup ed by
Daniel Snyder-will be sold at private sale. Eor
description, &C., apply to WIN. STAN a. h,tcniet Tn:
For terms apply at the Law Once oi OAIu"ell
Boyd, No ~ Main street. .,..S
II not sold at private sale before the 5th DAY OF
the trout door of the House, at 10 Vcio K on
that atraaIi day; BOYD 4 CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
A GARD.

DRR r.. H. LEE-PHYsIoIAN, SURGEON
~ AND OCOUCHER-thankful for past favors
Generally that he is still doing business at his old
Stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
where he will oe happy to attend to any business
In his line that may be entrusted to his Night
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Lee is a graduate
of the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincinnati, and
has been variously engaged in the practice OF his
nrofossiou for the last fourteen years DR.. Lee is
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application of electricity in the treat
the special attention of the afflicted. So perfect is
the Healing Art of the present day Gas practiced
by EcIectic) few need despair of receiving per
mauent benefit II they cannot be perfectly cured
Special attention given t. diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice is safe certain and prompt leaving no
mercuriat taint in the system, but cleansing reno
waiting and strengthening the general system, acting
in unison with Natures uuerring laws
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
OPF1CE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
I WHEELING, August, is

WHEELING, August, 1901
At a regular meeting of the Board held iu he
city OF Wheeling N the Sth day of August inst,
it was ordered that the superintendent of he toll
lowing Turnpikes be let on tho 18th day vi sep
tember, 1864, to the lowest bidder deemed compe-
tent, namely:
The North Western Turnpike from Parkersburg
to the point WI ere said road crosses the eastern
boundary OF the State of West Virginia.
The Staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike from
Parkersburg to the point where said road crosses
the boundary line between this State aud the state
of Virginia. ,,,
The Beverly and Fairmont Turnpike from Beverly
in the county of Randolph to Fairmoht in the eoun-
ty of Marion ,,-. o, ,,i,o.
The Wheeling and Fsirmont Turnpike, rs miles
eastern end from FairmOnt, miles western end
from Wheeling; and
The Maryland and Ohio River Turnpike.
Sealed bids for the superintendence OF these I'M
proyemeuts for ONE YEAR will be received at the
Office of the Board this city until the said 25th
day of September, ensuing In the event the super
intendepce OF either Of the above named improves
ments is not let on the day specii As aforesaid,
tbe same may be let on the second Tuesday in any
month thereafter, without further n.tice. The
person whose bid shall be approved By the Board
will be required in accordance with the Law, to-
take the oath and give bond with sufficient security
j. EDGAR BOYERS,
augl2 I'd Secretary Board OF Puhl,r J, nrks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
wEEE11y7. WEsr VA, Dec. 4th,

WHRELIS7, WEST VA, Dec. 4th, 1903.
Tn oil lDhoul Il may concern: We, the under
signed members Uf the West Virginia Legislature,
take pleasure in saying that We have known DR..
Richard H. Lee many years previous to the break
inc ont of the Rebellion, successful and eueT-
getic practitioner of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic schoo
both in Kanawha county Va and Gsla county,
G. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
VS. DUNBAR, n. H.D.
mn mus,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
Saline OH tO QuLt the Business.

,1NHE sub ciibers, having made arrangements TO
I commences bu 4iness in Chicago, at O ABOUT the
frat Of January next, desire to sell Oh at greatly
entire stock Of Family Groceries, Foreign Produce,
Tobacco and Segars .
All those having claims against us viii present
them for an early sdjus.ment, and all those owing
to us will please forward and settle No 20 DIS
will be sold the irst dag of september 10 any
G. W. REESsING 4 G :,
aue9slm Sc 50 Market st Wheeiny. va
JACOBS, kVAPORArORS 40
OJ FURNACES COMPLETE, tor 6oiii * Scr ~ i
syrup and making SuEas- This Eyaporat II II o
only one which has ever successfully male sugar
L C. FROST Co.
ssns No q 3 Main street
T1N NIGHT TEMPLAR's Q ETA delight al
A. B CKISG'S,
sep7 Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26

o31 ARCH STREET
'''''pal Office and AanutactOry,
Is c..,,.. JONES EVANS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26
PRoPRR1oaH

.3 Sottis Iis Raf 9fSld1g 6Ae8 ReAFy Ens Spub' 2
a. '0t'ie; half dozen, 81. 1o4i = At1e
tEs Di, Gt sale BY Druggists and Dealers evervvbar
PsGlsFi IN 1 states, and by all the DrugTiStS an
ootS-1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-26

The Great Battle in the VnIIey-COn-
spIcuous GaIIantry of Col. Duval
and our West Virginia TrOOPS-T hey
Decide the Fortunes of tho Day.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Referees sale.

Pierca County. Circuit Cnut-State nf Wis
cousin. VIM. II. RuileT. plaintiff. against
Samuel " Dickinson aud Mary ). Dickin-
son. defendants.
DY virtre aud in pursuance Of q Judgment
ID Of Foreclosure and sale. obtained in the
above entitled cause. at the Nav term eli said
court. to-wit OF: the 2.th DAY of Nav. 1863.
I shall expose for sale and sell 10 the highest
bidder. at the front door of the CITY Pank of
Prescott. in the city Of Prescott. IN said c0un-
ty. on Monday. the 18th day of February. a.
d. 1864, at three O'Clock in The after 4on of
said day the following described premises to
satisfy said Judgment with interest and cost
of sale. tO-wit: commencing at the quarter
stake on the south line of section six (6)
township twenty-seven (27), range eighteen
%. and running thence east sixty rods (O),
thence north thirty rods (30). thence west
sixty rods (G0). thence south thirty rods (30l
70 place of beginning. all in torn - OF range
IL. beng in the county of Pierce and State
of Wisconsin. \. $. DUNBAR, Referee.
WHITE d JAY. pitts ait'ys 35-w6
Dated Prescott, January 81, 1864.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

Village pF EIrEisEALLs
Old FLAT.
West half I 6 I.s1
10 y ~
NNG 0 s PawFLL's AD5i-
TTON.
VIM Powell / % IL
y y Powell / 19} III
Also the east haIf Of lo- !
in block y ia faw er's Al
dition = Prescott. sale q
Sept. !. 1861. ii not redeem
ed Oh or before Sept. >
1854. vii be c0nyerei r
the nurcnas r, S3roo
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
Tax Deed Notice.
STATE eF WISCONSIN, ! 50,

STATE eF WISCONSIN,
Pierce County.
OFFICE or CEK or BOARD SUPERVISORS.
Ellsworth, Nov. 2eth. 1858.
The following pieces Of land were sold by
.lie ,'oun.v Treasurer 90 the "a day of Sep
iyltirr. i~6l, tor tns tsNes. Interest aad
charges o. the wear Io'ds Therefore. no.
tee Is hereby given, that unless said lands
AZ. redeemed from said sale on ar before the
81 isy .! September. lisa. they vail I've
convey ed tn the respective purchasers ac-
eortiing To Law. The amount OF taxes, IN
tercst and charges calculated mp To the last
dav of redetnptiou. is set opposite to each
,ie,s respectivelv. OSBORN STRAHL,
= Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
ScH4sER's ADDITION.


TION.
Bailey Dow & CO., lots l .
8 1 ; 6 Z 5 8 10 HIP IL
IA 10 16, in block /, SI.6T
each.
Bailey Dow & co., lots I 3
3 I 5 s : 8 . 10 Il, ia
block 2, S1.61 eacl.
Bailey Dow Il CO., undiri-
ded one sixtee-th OF the
following lots-lots II 10
II Is 10, in block ?. and
lots l 2 3 4 SCI S in
block 8, o. cents each.
Bailey Dow ( co. Its Q
10 IL IL Is Il - l6 in
block 8, and lots 6 I 5 II
in block J, 1.61 each.
Ennis & Plant, lot 10, blk
4, S1,6T.
II l. Walter, lot Il in blk
4, and 3, blk ), SI.67 each
Ennis 4 Plant, lots 4 :
IL and l in block 5, and
tOts l 3 9 and u in blk s
and lot / in blk Z; and lots
] and 5 in brk S: AID lot )
in BLK 9. S1,67 each.
J N Mckee, lot1 block
S, Sl,67.
Lot IS blk 4, lots / 25
6 S Q 10 II 13 IL TO an
block s, and lots 2 ass
Z s II II IS IA 10 in brx
6, and lots 2 3 1 5 67 50
10 II II Is IA IS Is a
block Z, and lots 2 3 ) 6Z
9 10 IL II IS Il in block
5, S1.67 each.
Lots ? 3 467s Q 10I1
II Is IA 10 16 in block Q
Sl,67 each.
Ennis & Plant, lot IL blk
IL, lot { block II, lot 9 blk
10, lot 5 block I6. lot 2 blk
~, lot 10 block II, lots 6. 9
block IS, and lots . and IL
block 19, 81, 81 each.
II Walter, lot4 blk I2,S1,67
Lots 2 5 81 s 9 10 II
IL IL 10 l6, blk 10, s1,67
each.
Lots l 2 8 4567s 10
u Is IL is 10. bIoek II
81 ,67 each.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
PETER SMITH

nEALER in Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
~ has removed to Peter Bolts new bull
ding, Broad Street. Repairing done TO order.
Prescott, July 25tb. 1853. LIFT
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
BAILEY, DOW p,
A'idiiion-Coniirued

Lots 2 3 Sc sgIo1
10 Is l6 blk Il. s16- - 80 i,
Lots l 2 456
10 y IS Is I6, block -
SIC each. -
l. Is l 2 345e 81
I 10 II y Is Is. bloct
81 81 each.
Lots u 345s
II Y u II Is l6. l.ioel ~
81 81 each. ~
/ Lots ] 23i5s-au.
II i3 u Is Is, block ~
/ Sl,61 each. %
Lots | 3 4567sa "a
II Il ID II 16, Jloct y
81 o. each.H
Lots ] 2 49, l0I1
Is IA - Is in blae[ =
3 Tlybf tAfn.
Lots SOS 10u12
IL 10 Is, blk I9. sfg-s,-t.
Lots2 I SIS 2 1a9i
IL Is IA Is I6, bla y = -
[ each.
Walter & Dean
II - ant 15iu block IL II.
lam block Il. lotf0int.,,''
l6,iois I ana 3 in lIacE "a a
81 g. each.
Ennis x Plant lots 1a;,
block p, lots l % Iia
in block 2, latsl and Tai
bloTk %, lots land : II
block p. SI.6T each. -
Estate Old u W,t. u,
l6 block q, SI,G7.
Walter * Dean. lots "A
and is in block y. ana M,
= aud -. blk = SI.G- ,+,b
Lots IL i567
10 II Y II and l5.ini,l-t
81. SI,6T each.
Lots 6 1I13141a
in block -. Sl67 eqc5.
Lots , 3 So n11 IA
Is in block p, SI.6I IL,
/ Lots = , As IN
II y IL 1915 l6igt.,+s
y, Sl,G1 each.
Lots y 8 456sO
10 IL y Il Il, in iFocs
p, Sl.G7 each.
Lois ) / 1GSQ19+I
y IS, in tl'k %. = as..i
lots = 3 46 a15l5
IS l3and Ii, in block p
Si,6I each.
SECOND WARD
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

4 T. MOTIONS auDiTIoS-
Lots > 6 IS JH ;, Sl,c5
each.
Lots : S Il 1916 tlE 3,
Sl.6I each.
Lots 1 > 40 IN 11f2i3
il = 1911. :. SI,Gi acll
otsl 2hih ~. 5i.i1 q ID.
Lots ) 8 : Dix Y, Si.51
each.
Lots G4S l.al3. z q.
each.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
PRESCOTT j OURNAL.
PRESCOTT, WIS:

SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. I6. 1868.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
BY the Governor Of Minnesota.

| In compliance with the statutes Of Min
lssnesota. the recommendation OF the Pres''
dent Of the United States. and the senti'
ments Of the Christian people OF the land
i, STEPHEN MILLER. Governor Of The
State of Minnesota, do appoint Thursday
the twenty: fourth day Of November inst
rs a day of solemn and public Thanksgix-
ing and Praise to Almighty God, and rec
ommend that, suspending their usual avo-
cations and repairing to their customary
places Of worship, the people Of Minnesot"
do on said day humh'y and earnestly nc
knowledge the innumerab@e blessings which
have crowned the year.
He has preserved the existence of the ma
ton, COMPOUNDED the foreign and domestic
Anniversaries of free institutions, and ny
many recent victories in the field, has pla-
ced the brand of His disapprobation upon
the atrocious rebellion against the Govern
,nent of the United States. o..
| He has enabled our gallant soldiers, amid
The leaden hail and deadly malaria incident
10 this terrible war, to place the name Of
Minnesota among the prondest records Of
the current history Of the times. H.
! He has strengthened the unalte"able pur
pose of our soldiers and citizens to secure a
lasting and honorable peace upon the basis
of a perpetual Union Of all the States sub
NISSAN to the constitutional authority OF
the Federal Government, the unconditional
recognition of the ensign ofthe nation, and
''fieedom throughout all the land
While several of our sister States have
been devastated by hostile armies, or pros
tratcd by failure Of harvest, our borders
have been mercifully protected against the
incursions of the dread ID savage, and a re-
muneratlve return bus blessed the labors
of our husbandmen.
!. We should therefore not only repair to
His courts with thanksgiving and praise,
but with due eontri,ion and humility it be-
comes US to acknowledge our manifold per
sonal and national trangressions, and to
seek for pardon through the infinite merits
tof Him ''who died the just for the unjust
to bring US to God"
] In testimony whereof-I have hereunto
Iset my hand and affixed he g eat seal Of
the State, at Saint Paul. this seventh day
! of November, in the year of onr
AsEAL Lord one thousand eight hundred
j and sixty-four. RI. ..
II By the Governor: ~..
II STEPHEN MILLER
i D. BLAKELY, Secretary Of State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
THE SCHOOL FUND.

The sale of school lands for 1864
closed on Friday. One hundred thou
sand acres were placed in the market,
and Of this amount IL, 588 were sold.
bringing $28s,6l2. Ofthis, $9l, 576..
"a was poid in cash, the balance being
on interest. The total amount of the
school fund paid in and on interest is
.$842,12l.20. This informa ion we
condensc from the St. Paul Press.
From these e cures it may be Judged
what are the educational prospects Of
Minnesota. The fund is very large,
and there yet remains over a million OF
acres unsold.. This is sufficient t.
maintain such a system Ut public
schools, with the proper grade Of high
schools, as will furnish every child j"
the State for years to come, with an cx.
ccllent academic education, and f,
those who look further or college.
The State Normal School at Winona
is well supported, and there teachers
are fitted for entering upon the work
Of educating the young.
Thus Minnesota presents to people
in the East who desire home in the
West, without leaving behind all those
advantages which belong to the olde,
States, the most desirable inducements
Here can be found an endowment fo'
schools to be cqualIed scarcely any.
where in the Union. This is what the
8 American people desire. '~.4'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17

BRUTAL MURDEn.-On election
day soldier named Joseph Arnold,
belonging to the Second Minnesota
Cavalry, was brutally murdered in the
town Of Rosemount, in Dakota county
BY some Irish copperheads, because he
hurrahe1 70: Lincoln. The murder
was most unprovokcd. Gov Miller
offers reward of $500 for the arrest
Of Patrick Nluhan, the chief participa.
tor, who is described as follows ..:>,
III About forty five years Of age, height
about five feet eight inches, complexion
very dark, black hair and whiskers,
(thc latter on the side of face and chin
The nose is rather flat End he is slight:
y pockmarkcd. He received several
marks aud scratches on the face at the
time Of the murder. 1c is q farmer
and laborias mau aud lived at Inner
Grove, Dakota county, Minnesota. He
is an Irishman. and silks quick and
short. is.f; G>.fai-5o1 ,r5fs,r .i.tt Fl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
FROM OUR PRISONERS.

Corporsl John Thompson, Of Gle
Fourth Regiment, Who l.tely arrived
At Fort Smelling from the South brings
the following information relative to
The fate .of the e,4cmbc,s VI Company
D., from this place, who ~c,e captured
At Sturyis' defeat, Tic obtained the
facts from an t)hn volunteer, confined
with these met, who Effected his
Martin F. Highly, Sack Centre, dead.
Christian Seifert, St. Jo>> dead.
Martin Lonzo, St. Jo., deAd.
Nicolas Larcl,, Berlin. dead. @..
!. John Mnnli, Berlin, dead. .j':s I.
Adam kolzer, St.. 10, dead. i..,4.,.,,::.2
John Peroschs, Sank Centre, dead; AZ
Anton IIercog, Cold Spring. doubtful.
-, Schirfer. Berlin, doubtful,
Peter Kelley, Crow wing; well; ."';.'''
Frank Weber, St. Jo., we'll, is acting as
orderly If our prisoners and receives dou-
BILE rati,ns. II; 49,. -, -. .: r.t....
Fred B ck'ey, Sank Centre. in hospital
John Colwell, Sank Centre, in hos oital.
Lewis Grant, sauk Centre in. hospital.
The sick men in the hands Of the
rebels are lett to get along rs best they
can. Those who are suffering from
wounds, are the prey IF ma:s,gyots: and
present, most loathsome sight
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
FROM SHERMAN,

On November 4th the 5th, 14th 10Th,
10th, 18th and Goth corps had been con-
centrated at Atlanta city, and rap.
I'd preparations we're being made to begin
the march. Sherman felt in his highest
spirits and autographed his intentions in
these remarkable words: "Hood has
crossed the Tennessee. Thomas will take
care Of him aud Nashville, while Schofeld
will not let him into Chattanooga. Ala.
bama, Georgia and South Carolina are al
my mercy. and shall strike. Do not BE-
ANTIQUE about me. I am all right" ::
This is his adieu. Rebel papers already
announce that he has started on his march
Where is he going? Andersonville, where
the rebels have 10000 prisoners penned
up like hogs, lies in his way. "ss
But few days ago Sherman wrote to the
President Of the St. Louis sapitary Com.
mission. %1..% IT,. ..,..f.... ..,....: .
Il thank you for the prompt ful6umenl
Of the request to send supplies for our pris.
oners at Andersonville. Things have
changed since and Imay be able to go in per-
son to deliver these articles to the lrisoners.'
oSherman's force consists of between 5O,-
600 and G0,0o0 men, splendidly equipped
and supplied with every appliance Of war.
All the public buildings, railroads, &c.,
at Atlanta, were destroyed by Sherman be-
fore he left. E." ~. ''i1t. H.. -. .i1"- -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
EXECUTION OF DEsERTERs.

Five de<ertcvs have bee" sentenced
to be shot at Fort Snelli..%-three on
the 18th day Of November, aud tho
other two on the 9TH Of Dcccmbcr:-
The FIRST are "tounty Jumpers, who
enlisted at Fort Smelling and deserted
soon alter receiving their bounty
Their names are Patrick Kelley, John
Lennon and Thomas J. Mavoney. The
others are "ex::lrebs,' and deserters,
named John Huffman and Joel a.
; Eastwood. ;
The penalty is severe, but deserved
and necessary to the service. Its to
be hoped that another such example
will never be required in this District.