Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14

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Mines, louisiana, December sixteenth
1905. ,.llowing articles Of intelligence
9 y =, received from St. Louls, .hrs'
Ihr. ~, 90 respectable TO bs doubted =
|p organ =, - since a party Of Sac Indians
rev 90 American traders uP the Mis-.
piled W. s"d ,calped them which is always
'sarl : 81 var. They have also been to The
,,lsn ALAG. = of the Usage Indians and
|Gsls ~, sa~ Carried of prisoners, all the In.
|sillso s suu there. Upwards of FIVE hun
s s..s Eisk,poo and pasawasams Indians :; ans
df'u h S for some time encamped IN the
s' 'sSI,Sb ~ of a aourishing settle mens
a:igay ..r;ean. exceeding one hundred ia.
o e, n. called Goshen, fifteen miles from
slls, ,,,,s eastern side Of the MissipPi, St.
d. county, Indiana Territory. these
tns ~. have committed considerable de.
I' '.Is,;ou.. by Burning up almost entirely
nlanta,ioas killing their stock and
sl s.r their grain, SC. A courier has been
49, !. ..s,ebsd to governor Harrison, with a
pS l.r.pt Of .teShostile manner in which
ta, ). indians have acted, upon which the.
J.,nor diybatcheda manto inform them
lo.' saless they CEASED their nefarious con.
~, and departed Immediately, he should
s '. cancelled to send his warriors to dis
:. $. n. them 10 which they replied, that
sSs.ssd (shsre) was theirs, tina. they had
...s.Idit, and that they did not care
=. ,ooh he sent hiswaFriors.
* g;aht or niue days since a maraud.
4, oarty Of indians attacked some Ams-
, e Al a corn huskiug 10 tae Babarula
.,lemsnt, .distric. of cape aGirardeau,
t;II.d seven men on the spot and.wounded
II more /; messenger was dispatched to
Governor Wilkinson, who ordered the
Mill, 10 pursue them immediately--of
VIA. nation the party is composed is IN.
Known.
q From the Indians considerable out
ages are lob expected; some say they
Nc urged on by heFrench, and think
/ 40, very problematical. For myself |
II. alone with family, the head OF which
,.carcely able to FIRE agaa. Il have con.
a;a,rable merchandize,hefe, danger is ODE
hitherto / have BEEN unPre
ared 70 receive these fell barbarians, this
Az have sent in for a>couple OF gums,
I'd furnished myself with 200 pounds of
owder and lead and am mounting swi-
Il which carriers ga of a pound deter
,ir.d in of an attack to hold out till
uscour can arrive from Mime Burton,
sysral miles from this. In fact the pre-
.ut situation of our affairs here is danger
rs, and forbodes considerable dissres.
sxirscs o. a letter, annsu,cing an event
ssmgphat unexpected, dated
ST.. CRoIx, January 26, 1906,
6 The public mind is much asitated in
of letter yesterday received /
y gen. Muchlenfels from admiral Duck. !
Iarh, brought down by one of his frigases
Urpassly SEM, stating that he had heard
'on undoubted authority, that Denmark
id joined the northern powers, and that
was authorised by his court TO tender
nservices with par, of his Rect for the
rejection of the Danish colonies. The
ngish part ofthe community donotenter.
no doubt of an alliance formed between
'tnmark. England, aud the Northern
'ur's; but the Danish gentlemen who
ave received letters from Copenhagen, as
e as the 29th November rely much on
as assurances therein given of continued
!, '0'pses of the neutrality of that country.
,a.spaci6c disposition of our nation evinc.
0y an uninterrupted peace of near GEN.
ny has until now made me feel a security
the future which the present accounts
'sln to undermine"
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