The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-24

sns Aher.
q Inc young men VINO went ~ ssa'ch y
tedsr Lake. REPORT iilss they io"n" pod'es
OF large, thrifty black-wainut--aIi article
that will hereafter DO much. ssansedio man
uiactur'ng purposes at 81 faui.
The Lac-qui-rsrie Indians nave .Dfousn'
down wan them young woll' OF 'nat large
KIND KNOWN as tue w h''e "on' "ne" iu''
grown mhicn Oxen a''ack ana ki'' co''s oe-
longing 10 Inc inuiahs. ne - savage Ut
"' 's"o", a''nousn 'op"s ""u ~ Ia
mum sho''a SIGNIFY "'sh - s''e n' '. ~
spee c pia'e ;" ''o .'e"'se.'e "o % wv
- - $3.50. : - 49,. -.
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80 - 90
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49, e' 'aNy a'u o"Jo' ''e'. 'o'
10 ""'y ''"o''s ~ 'o'''o"' ''na-
s""'' "'" ''''siu''oes nelo a'''"nss' the
'O' "'o'''"' ''eep"'s 'u' " " u H''1
a"n 'eeu'''s upon 'oush peer ana quot bread
without even the poor satisfaction OF being
env'ed.
Judge Lockwood, OF Prairie du CHEN, is
WIN US ; VINO says he Is the trst American
VINO ever came up the river. lie was here
IN 1910. ! VIII mere give iist' as nearly as
cam oil 'nose VINO compose our camp =
commissioners Lea ana Ramsey, Secretary
fos'er' h"gh iyier' ooi. HENDERSON, a.
,. II. h'te, aiiace b. w ite, Alexis
baliiy, r. Brown, II. Chute and Lady,
Messrs. Lord, Boury, Mayer, M. Mcleod,
Riyps. Williamson n JarLsoo Harsbo,n
ID p- uI Dv
zie. H. H. siblev J. I.af,a,.ln;se w n
Forbes. A.. FarrihauI,. mvseIf and nrobs-
a.. ...,
os''e'S' ""o'o nao'ea uo "o. a.
this moment occur to me. There probably
never before was an Indian treaty attended
Inv so fa,v ,ersons and u;,b en- s,,,u
= : - 80 ''"'.
pehse. "a nrr @ s.,-
Sisseton Indian has arrived, who says
tha, five DAYS ago MARTY of Sly S;sss,on
s;o,x i,.,,t,nn 80, 80 -. ...;,,...
80 "'' u"" 'u' e"'
wero at1acheu :" ih''rs ABOVE Lac'qui-Farie
by band of 20 Chippewas. (or possibly
Wjunebagoes1 who killed and scalned all
81 ,ha;.
'.' ~" y Wy va" eeo'p
ed by running Ihe boy ran 50 miles with
out stopping. Two other Sioux returned
with the how 10 tho pl,cs of s,auoh,er
- -, =
"ne'e 'hey iou"a the i've hiaisied anu De-
headed. They laid their remains in pile
and covered them with a. blanket, where
thew remained until the remainder of The
S,sseton LanI came, down on their ,yav r,
RI. ,rsatv. Who tnnnd ami b.r,.d The d.a,l
Th;s hn;chery occurred ,os, oS,er s,nr;.s
- -
July 10.
The gaping sun once more, brushing
aside his musuuito-bars, rises from his
couch, smiles u,,on his children who lie re-
posing in the vast shadow of bluffs and prai-
rie ridges aud dark forests, and seems to
say, sawake, my offspring, and listen to the
anthem Of singing birds, aud look out upon
the oce. of prairie and the island groves
and forests in its mfist, aud the grassy
plains. giittering with diamonds Of dew -
Aw axe - And is this fairy land, to he adj
ded now to the domain OF civilization p.
Behold, wonder, upon the sleeping hiiI-sid
the glorious flag of our couu,ry, every wave