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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-16

Emerson 4 Case,
LAND AGkNrs. CIvIi. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
office. opposite the Empire Block. Upper Town.
WILL attend 80 the purchase ana sate"f hea tate.
~ Iamati,, az Land Warrants Collection OF iDebs,
inyss.mt nj ut Money ana Payment OF Taxes.
Having an extens,yr snowege % ali paris OF tne ter
ry piats all The surveyed Lands. btra T. OF the
Entries made al the different Land Offices. 600 sci of
EnineeI!ng ard surveying Instruments with greai ex-
in Profession. sha e prepared L. do any
business cpru>ied t0 with proiphess ami accuracy
All kinds of Drawing ami Mapping made t""rier.
Auy- 81. 1854.
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EDITORS AND P.lURLIsnER,ss g = :
NUMBER 80.

Inc Canadians are demanding munici-
pai governments, universal suffrage. vote. by
ballot an elective Governor, and written con.
stitution, and before very long they will hav.
what they demand -
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Ofice--Third Street, beowa Cedar
Z SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA, SATURDAY. JUNE 49, 1855.
HORACE PENFIELD.
LATE OF. UTICA, NEW yopr

ga LATE OF, UTICA, NEW YORK.
t1AS established in st Paul, on Fourih SIS
IL between ST Peters and Market street UHrA
an, extensive Carriage Man1fdcf0ry, IS PSI
where he expects and is determined 10 s2XE&S n
Eeep up the reputation Of the work which v&3SSz98
has heretofore been turned out or his es. ~
tablishment at his old location He will emplov none bn,
the best OF workmen, nothing but tire best of timber
and iron, allow trimming, painting, OF finishing ahrf
his establishment that VIII NOT stand the test the most
about the establishment, anil sell prices much lower
than has Heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descrip f repairing and ioblng done TO order
upon any Kind work in thu age wagon and yebi
Gle line ;Slaishs. slei AMI all articles for winter, will
be manufactured an q hand In season
In short fall to be suited bv call,
ing az the Mandatory
July s. 1854 d&vtf
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MANOMIN ROUSE

MEMPHIS SAVINGS IySTiT TlON,
Incorporated by the tate Of Tennessee.
No Sc Front Row
RCYS aud sells 81 'ht and :imr Exchange the East
~ discounts shOrI time bills On New York, N.w trran-.
aui 81. Iouis Dies General Banking and Exchange
Bu>in-s; makes COLLECTIONS in ali principal cities
tn. Sou Invest. tae favorable terms, proceeds
PROMPTLY remted on day of paym mt, with
of * hange.
n ties OF the Memphis SAVINGS IHs'itntion taken
par ib al business ira isactnn>. , ;o1thern c"ec
fiolis solicited. ISAAC Young. President.
Ma. '. iS55-lv
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@a- Putnam. the publisher, lost 1880 con.
les OF lrving's Life Of Washington by the de.
struction OF Trow's printing-oiIice iu N. York
he ether night.
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JESUP & CO.,
Forwarding and Com Merchants,
"@ -ESHEHHa

D0 ~ - >EASACH19
Illinois,
North Western Terminus of the Il; Ces. Rail Resd.
Agen,S
For IiliniS Central Raiir. sad Conpanv;
6. Gal.na h CT icago nj n aailr' At Company:
(salena. lbup 18th and st Pam Packet Company;
6. Union rran<r ortat' CoMpanyj
New Oswego Line; s4 c
6 Old Osw.go I.nr: @ 49,
6. New York and D sweeo Line, &C.. &C., &c.
Our Warehouse he.ng situa ed Immediately on the
water. transit andre directly into the ,at.
Persons hpp'nc address rely On heir goods
beinc properly cared far and nrompty - -hipped.
Alranees male conriGnm nis of Ssaple arfieles.
Afdrk Packages ..core JEsUP Co DunIei,h. Ill.''
May :. 1855 -d&w6m - q asa ra E-
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~ Lieut.. Col. Bragg. Of the Artillery. so
the Rio Grande. under Gen. Taylor has dccln
ed Major>hip in one of the regiments tender
ed him by the President.
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MINISTER FOR SALE.-There ia an adyer.
ilse'nent in Kentucky paper of one for sale.
lie was a slave to a man recently deceased. 1t
$ stated In the advertisement that he holds a
license to preach Churches in want of a ms.
ior will take notice. r -
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D"sToS.--The Boston Traveller says. the
spring trade of that city has fallen off O. e.
hall. as compared with last year-particular.
" Western trade. 1t is probable that most
other Eastern commercial cities can say the
same.
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GREEN PEAs.z-Some days since Mr.. Quinn.
o. Groyeland 1Gnded into our Office speci-
men of green peas. raised in his garden, which.
were fully grown. and would have made a fine
mess for the dinner table had there only been
enough of them. How is the rest Of your crop
getting along. friend Quinn!
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THE FRosr-Wc learn from Chicago and
further eastward that the frost ii last Sunday
morhing was very severe. in that VIC n.ty Gu
ting down corn and Other crops aud doiRe
considerable tiamag ge. Ice form d in open vc--
sells. and ictcies hung pendant hal an inch long
We heard "' NO injury from the effect OF the
rost here. though a little was apparent.--Ga-
tend .1Gr
The Sunday morning here referred to was
the Sd OF June. The article of fio,t.. at that
tine. vas again all distributed south of us
Not particle oil it reached this northern 10
ality.
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RALTINoRE. June 4.

BALTIMORE. June 4.
Officai retur"s received reduced Wise ma
jnrity below %, 100. The election of Lewis
Dem. is in dono'. The Enquirer says it is pre-
pared to hear of his defeat.
A marriage party from Washington County
has been poisoned by eating cu>tard in which
rrsenic had been placed. S'me IS of them are
not expected to li,e-the bride among the NUN
ber. A to who committed the aet still re
mains mystery.
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The American Mutual Life Insurance
& TRUST COMPANY. NEW-HAVEN. CONN.
PEHrErrAL CHARTER.
APPLICATIONS receive: .hi r. Iices stv.h iS
.wM SpRiGG HALL. A ent
SAM-L IlI.EY. II. d.. N aca. Examiner.
,,ff =. Cor. Third and Waba,haw streets.
ST. Pau. Feb. Is dY
n3f TO THE LADIES'.
A FEW bottles of genuine Eau de Cologne and Ls
n bins Best Imported Perfumery Call at
HON ITZ 4 co.'s BOOKSTORE
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AcQrITTED.-Fred. W. Bartlett, Esq, one OF
the attorneys of Caleb Gushing. who was tried
at Milwaukee. on an indictment for perjury.
was acquitted on the evidence of the prOsecu-
tion alone. none of his own being offered, after
moments absence of the jury.
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DIR NORTDN.

As removed HI Office to Tie Drug Store recently
4 IL ned 10y l.. G. Kinney, Third St, TWO doors
',pw the WORD > FAIR" Dr. Morton CONTINUES his
Practice usual. ii ST PAU. Feb. 6
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ETXA INSURANCE COMPANY,

.. HARTFORD. CONN.
CASH CAPITAL $3O9.OOO
CHARTERED 1919.
Policies Fire ami Inland Risks issued favorable
Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly paid IN cash.
HENRY A SWIFT, Agent.
At the Rice Houses
June %, 1854 Iy
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WASHINGTON. June 6,

- WASHINGTON. June 6.
In onr election yesterday the Americans lost
six Councimen and gained four Aldermen
They have majority of Is on joint ballot
The average Ameriacn majority was 553
Buckingham Smith has been appointed Sec
retary Of Legation at Madrid Uice Horatio
Perry recalled.
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~ The St. Louis Republican has BEEN in
existence AZ year. In that time it has changed
proprictors only three times. OF the seven
persons directly concerned in it's proprietor
ship. four are yet living--one of them in the
city Of Pittsburgh. and the other in St. Louis
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TsurH VEIL ExrKEseED:-Jndge Mclean in
h;s remarks on be death of Hon. J,s+ph q
Marshall. At indianapolis. said -. HIS N nd
had basis Of common sense. without wh ch
learning and experience are Of Little value"
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70 The extensive bridge at Fort Edward,
Washington county. New York, belonging to
the Saratoga and Washington Railroad Compa.
ny, was entirely destroyed by Ere few days
since Loss $50, ,OOO.
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LOST BAGGAGE.

FSNHE North Western Express Co. have Just conlple
II ed arratgen 10y which they will be enable.
to fni all baggsIr st W est Of Detroit. We shall
ccivc semi monthly ports from thu Western Rail Rui
A>sociati"n uf ali Baggage unc,a med sr unknown.
any If the Dapot> # that pant For particular
inquire at our orf-e, opposite the P,st ofc-.
-.s J. C. BURBANK & CO. =
ST. Paul. DEC. is; 1854.
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@ Thompson's Reporter thinks the new
issue Of Land Warrants will not be in the
market so as to be available before the first Of
July.
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LOOK Orr-The Mineral Point Tribune saws
that the owners of horses will do we'll to look
out Tor the safety of their animals Daily ac-
counts are received of horses being stolen abe ut
the mining districts. There is evident a yano
"f horse thieves pfowling about that region,
looking out for good chances for obtaining fast
nays.
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ES- We learn from the New York Tribune
.! the I'd. that the Hon. Charles Sumner left
boston on Wednesday week on an extended tour
20 the Western country-bis first visit. He
Viii pass through Pennsylvania aid down the
'h'o 10 st. Louis. thence to st. Paul. Minneso
a. returning by the way Of Chicago and the
Lakes.
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a- few days since. eight hundred tons
ice Was received in Louisville. KY, from the
North. where-it sold at 80 cts. per hundred. or
$40 per ton.
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Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth,

Roberts street Near Fifth,
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
TTNHE subscriber has opened for board
ers, odger> ami travellers in the large brick Jud
n2 SIT uated ai,ove, hr w happy
oate the extent of h ability all who Offer iIie
cris are reasoie, and his table iurnised with all
tir market affords. IL hopes exrrtons please
C nnand rrasonahlc share oi the pubic patronage.
2-lltt JOHN RibIERS.
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G8- The Evening Post intimates that the
announcement of the death of Doesticks." F" in
tie n. Y. Tribune aud elsewhere was intended
as an ingenious though not very cred table adj
vertisement OF his forthcoming b ok.
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- Il il aaid that . large number Of Amer,
leans are occupying military citations In both
the Russian and Turkish armies. but there are
few or none with the English sr French.
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Alien picrsc,

Attorney ut Ldc and General Ldnd -4genf,
yIAVISi teen Register the Land Office under thc
late lac /, able select the best iaIi
,h- Territory subject entry, and will warrant the
reg arity a locaiioiis made 10y nun.
Office Cedar street, next door TO the Episcopal
Church, Sl. Paul. N.
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&r Professor Agassiz is now engaged upon
a work to he entitled contributions to the
Natural History OF the United States" tits
to be published in two quarto volumes, and the
first part is soon to appear.
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er On ths 24th day Of last May Queen
Victoria was sc years old. The Emperor of
France was 81 years old on the 2lst of April.
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@ Letters received by the America state.
that the market for American securities is i'm.
proving abroad, and that sales are steadily ia.
creasng.
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FnE.-on the night OF the soth nlt, the
priotjue establishment Of John F. Trow. ~
Ann street. N. T.. vas destroyed by nre. Loss
estima ed at $1,000 900. r..s5ss. d ~
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Low WATER The Missouri river is reported
to be at the lowest stage ever known. A short
time since. it was waded at Florence, six miles
above Council Bluffs.
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They have majority of Is on joint ballot
The average Ameriacn majority was 553.
Buckingham Smith has been appointed Sec
retary Of Legation at Madrid uice Horatio
Perry recalled.
AcQrITTED.-Fred. W. Bartlett, ESQ.,, one OF
the attorneys of Caleb Cushing who was tried
at Milwaukee. on an indictment for perjury.
was acquitted on the evidence of the prOsecu-
tion alone. none of his own being offered, after
a moments absence OF the jury.
e- The St. Louis Republican has BEEN In
existence AZ year. In that time it has changed
proprictors only three times. OF the seven
persons directly concerned in its proprietor
ship. four are yet living--one of them in the
VALUABLE BEQUEsr-The Toronto Patriot
states that Scoichman. named william Ma
clure recently deceased. left the bulk Of his
properly. valued at $500 600. to be appro-
priated expressly for the purpose OF ditfasing
braries. clubs. or meetings for useful instruc.
tion of the working Classes or manual laborers
in the United States of America.
FIRST WAREHOUSE On THE MAIN RIVER the
Dnbuque ilarhor Improvement Company are
erecting a warehouse otfthe main river corner
al 7ib street and the Levee. to I've construers d
there This is the tirst building t. be ere cted
on the main river. where. If the right policy
had l,een pursued. whole streets of fine brick
buildings would now have been standing much
e. the honor. glory. convenience and pecuniary
Interest nf Dubuque. The pioneer warehouse
is to be bnilt of siOne and brick ami to be thr,
stories high. The foundations are now being
laid and Will he completed in a few month";
This will undoubtedly be followed by others
and il will astonish the natives to see how eoon
the worthless land in front Of the city will BE-
come the most valuable and densly populated
portion of the entire Town-Du5ugue Heraid
- 1t was at Portland. Maine, and no,
Rutland. that the liquor riot occurred. men
TONED in telegraphic dispatch yesterday.
COPPER.-At the Toltee Nine. Lake Superior
two masses of copper have been discovered
has not yet been uncovered sufficiently to com,
to the size. but there is little doubt Of its reach
Ing twenty Eve tons.
~ There was shower Of frogs 1t the Mid
| dletown Station on the Dayton and Hamilto
railroad. Ohio. ON Thursday of last well
They we're about an inch long. aad ell appear
ed to be alive and kicking. -.
~ -ia A-s-7@ - - =
A
~ Judge Lee. the Commissioner from Ii
Sandwich I-lands to tn e country. is said i
have no power whatever to treat on The sui
| iect of annexation.
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Ns- 1t is said that Sardinia has bargained
with the British Ministry TO furnish fifteen thou
sand soliitr- for the Crimea at S332 per head.
Englaiid is shrewd at Il trale. Where men are
IL be ll,d. she pref RS To save the lives of her
own men. and tor paltry sum o: money. hire
others to take th- venture Er.
England, if this be true. is attempting. in her
present war. tie old HessiaH policy adopted
Ivy her Ministry during our Revolution. l.
may win against Russia. but it was bad fail
ure over OH this side Of the Atlantic
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WINSLOW HOUSE.

NORNER OF fori ai,d T. agile ) IA Il. Miunc-
~ sota rcrr.tv y, ii PARKER. Pfolri, or. Stages
leave thi, House daiiy-gy,'I livery alta h ID.
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81 Judge Lee. the Commissioner from the
Sandwich I-lands to tn . country. is said to
have no power whatever to treat on The sub
ject Of annexation.
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GEORGE 4. NUURSE,
Attorney and Couu> >e iior- ai-Law.
O!ic- opp site Sp,oii-.', IA hing, lower fown,
ST. ANfuDNY. MINNESOTA.
REYERENCE Es.-Prui. Pa.s'il>, Law school, Gam
BRIDGE rrvi Parker d. do; IL III u Lorins, do 'i''
On yf lstice Shaw, II III G rim. do T u
Fuller. N c. Caia ;, Ne; Washburie, q, tiaena,
III; Ditn. Ri :iiarson Co, Boston, Bicheder. Mann
* Go. d,; Stephen Brown o Sons, doj r Upton, E>q
- Anthony
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PROHIBITION IN IfLINoIs.-H is reported that
5000 majority against the Prohibition Act and
uOuroe aud Sangamon. i'm the central portion
OF the State about 1000 each the same way
The northern counties-wi,ht the exception. per-
$aps, of 10. Daviess and Cook-have. judging
OF the law. Kane county gives about Loo for
prohibition. and the town of Dixon Lee county
votes thus: For prohibition, 3ls against, ls
+. S. Since the above was in type. we learn
by the Lady Franklin. which lett Galena Oh
Friday evening. that = Egypt" comes in streng
againet Prohibition. 1t is now probable that
Northern Ill nois has been overpowered by the
southern and central portions Of the State.
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EDWARD A. HOLMES. wILLIAMP. PATTE
HOLMES g. PAYTE,

- OHr their services 10 the ri''Z"ns "f 81. Paul. AMI
will sxscu- with acy and dspa ,ch work that
miv We -nt-u ted TO them.
Al 4 MS %, Mapping done to order on shert notce
ami onab'a terms.
once Fuicrtni's store. Third street. ST Paul.
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AGROUND THE Galena Advertiser states
that he is happy to inform his readers. that the
hoard Of which are Sidney Webster. the Presi
dents Private Secretary. John ". Forney. and
other Official dign taries. is aground on the
St. Cfoir Flats !! 1t is matter of regret.
that the President himself is not among them.
when the hope would be still more uniyer-al.
that the detention might be good and long. ag
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SURGERY AND MEDICINE.
JOHN LAMBERT, NJ. d.,
Portner Of the idte Edwin Hall VI d., Saco, Maine.
aud mem3er 0ffhe ,Gine .Ncdscdi Association.
DESPECTrUI-LY informs tn. citiz.ns Of Sa aur Paul
~ and vicinity that he will rener his Professional
services t. vi who III d.sire them. 3
-r.rtr Dentistry.
DR. L. will rxecutf all operations on the Teeth in a
satisfactory manner Teeth iiI!cd with pure gold and
warrantei Teeth carefully rKcfsd. with without
the us. o Etlrr Te IN properly cleaned. All disease
III tn" m nth, throat, aud ear, anl all "p in
minor Sarscry Wi receive iIr LIS particular
al his office. Surrir roth = WIDER AN! T,,ih W ash
Otlice n ,urs from 10 II. 4 N IA ru nj TOO p N
oTtce, Third Str-ct, between Cedar ani Wlha>Iiaw.
Rel !ence. Jackson Street. near S.ventn-Ssiut Paul.
minnesota. Refer TO
X. Marvin. II l.. Carver. Parker Paine.
ST. Paul, Aprii 20, 1855. 3m &w
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~ There was shower OF frogs 1t the Mid
dletown Station on the Dayton and Hamilton
railroad. Ohio. on Thursday of last week.
They we're about an inch long. aad ell appear
ed to be alive and kicking.
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A FLAT DENIAL The editor Of the St Croix,
Union denies positively that he was over here
to regulate the matter of choice for Delegate
states that b. did not attempt to regulate. and
that be has no idea of regulating aad further
that Secretary Ro,-cr is not bis m An for candi
date. a. reasonably in.erenc.d by us from his
first article. We'll then. If he meant nothing he
ought not to have spoken out so fully aud pos
itively about the mater. Polite. ans these
day. are held to q street accountability. and
the people require that they be taken at their
word or not taken at ALL. The st. Cruix editor
it appears was writing = for fun" -
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- 1t was at Portland Maine, and not
Rutland. that the liquor riot occurred. men.
toned in atelegraphc dispatch yesterday.
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Office over Filmore's Store, St Anthony street
S'-22-ly
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COrrER.-At the Toltee Mine. Lake Superior.
two masses of copper have been discovered.
one OF which weighs fifteen tons. and the other
has not yet been uncovered sufficiently to come
to the size but there is little doubt Of its reach.
Ing twenty Eve TONS
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Mew Harness Establishment.


=. (Success0rs TO s. S. NeUeH.)
"HOI.ESALE and R'rail Dealers. in Hardware
w aud Cutlery, Manufacturers OF and Dealers in
Stoves and Tin Ware, Third MnLeso and
Roberts street, ST. Paul, Minnesota II
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The Sioux ExPEDTTioN.-The Missouri Re.
publican states that the military force destined
for the western frontier. under command Of
Gen. Harvey. with the exception of four com.
panies is all infantry. are to be employed to
reinforce Forts Laramie and Kearny, and to
establish new post in the Sioux country. at
or in the vicinity of Fort Pierre, post Of the
American Fur Company. The paper thinks
that no active operations against the Sioux for
their chastsement can be undertaken this sum.
mer. there being no adequate force ready ts
lake the field.