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wM. r. SMITH. J. II. SMITH
Smith g. Brother,
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REFER TO
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23


probably reach the scsBe ID hattie 10 night.
a. they t'it NsDAa'o q, . . et'c. this afisr.
noon Asoihet reinforcement viii h. up
from Irayefss 10 the morning to joip the
party The settlers from thai peishbabo~i,
and 10 iact al tbroagh tbs country. svc
alarmed aDj are ieeiaQ mt, to~n with thesv
fsm.ia.
The srcoast ifon, ibe town of Springfield
is takeb isom VIZ Cmfrs,Ss, xbo. ~ ~
stated bsfon accompanied the soldiers there.
AMI " egnsf The o,ics ]. norroboaiesi
by d'dsre'd Bse-~iigers, who are going to
srJ lfvm SL.@rns 10 this piaec i'al,iaes.i
b, the s-yer u i,emrni a8d alarm, Il
spared. will give you further intelligence
~ anon ~ fereis~l
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RELIABLE isrEILi0EE Ca
Tss~ W p.a, r,~.s, .sa p,s,e,. sysa ,sis

~. W D.ay rIM.s' ssa D,S,ess' spfa ,es
We give below ritter from reliable
correspondent Of this pa~r, residing al
Mankato The letter was written "a Sun.
lay last. the day on which tm mes1oser
leit MaDkato fof Fort Smelling II will be
secn from perosal u the letter that the re-
ports circulated In this city. were greatly
exaggerated that serious disturbances have
occurred IL evident
A body Of Indians, II app~rs, trcncher
ously attacked the settlers Of The town II
Springfield, on tho Waionwa river, in l,lus
Earth county. IN thc % Of April, killing
seven mcn. woundinv three, and carrying III
four women. The Indians had previously
attacked the settlers ~ Spirit Iakr, AMI
Killed several men. The scerE II the Spirit
Lake massacre We believe. IL 10 Iowa. near
the State linz
The names Of the killed NJ -pripgiichi.
~ far NJ could h. asoertainai wrte Mes,rs,
VILLA. and Gro. ". wooe. CHuHcm and
STEWART. Mr. WV. Woop s1 formerly
resident II Mankato. The ns,Ds- II hut
two Of the women carried 81 have bsn
ascertained Mrs. A,n,n, and Miss
GAHpsga
The remaining SETTLER, nj Springfield ior
tiled Themselves. In q house, anil thus ~
capped being murdered, Such Was tM aud
dcnucss 81 the cowardly attack tina, but tvs
Indians were killed and one of those wa
shoi BY Mrs. Cnusou iail honor 10 the brms'
woman) who loaded the g,i,r Tor The men,
A Mr. SLoops. residing twenty miis
from Maokaso, being apprcirialye Of an at
tack from the indians. sent to Maokaio fo
assistance Thirtyeigh, volunteers. unde
command Of Dr. LswIs. Ictt that place ala
reached Siocvs on Saturday night. An at
tempt was mads TO draw The party into Al
Hmhuseadc, ba, Il iailed Tie volunteer
then fortified and cupied 5locuHa hous
where they were surrounded BY ons haodre'
end .'y isdians. This we on s'ainrda,
night last.
A party OF i.ity volunteers lfom ~ Pete
and Travcrv, ender Capt Dom, pasT'
through Manku,o on SUNDAY last, aud es
psc,cl to reach sioccss the same evening
Another party wa, 10 have followed o.
Monday
Tho aest news will paobsb'y bring Us TIN
tesuh OF the encounter blscen CAPT
poops party aud the iadani We hss'
no duubt " the result
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evening. 1he intelligence WA brongh, ia
Traverse. ~ "Wednesday iy a mss.-eng,r
from DoDDs party
u seems 10 US Improbable Thai ,i, 10
d.sSs attacked b. Lspi. DoDD, serc iLo~e
who committed .be ouirsg-s 1t spifi, Lake
sDi Springfield.
Notwithstanding The exaggerated aod
foolish fugprs to which the Tine daily
gisi- publicity. that tbs Indians arr iaur.
d~riBg settlers ww Mankato. w. Cannot 90.
tain he i'ast eysisee, worthy 81 brliei. that
singie eitler has been killed. within eighty
mile u thai pisn-. We have aothipy tci,-
able. showing TINT The ln.iisn- have mnf.
dsr-i any of the sftlecs north Of Springfield,
aud the rumoss II outrsgss IN the iuBnssIi-
ats vicinity u Menks,o aes1n 10 h. totally
a0fpnmled. Many Of Tie settlers ~ The
Ws'onwsn and i'is" ksrth river iee.ns.
alarmed at ih' exaggerated reports IN eir,si.
latioD, abandoned thrir tarmz, and hastenoi
10 tho settlements. n. thievina propensity
81 wandering Indians, will .atisfar,oril, 40.
count fps the r0i,b'Ts II 'b,~e abnplopssl
dwellings.
We repeat iIas,. ,hei the Indian murder.
sbsnt whirh 81 mrsh exri,rm.ri ,.i.i.,
werr mostly srp'rs''Si in iowa; al Of
,iseIa. We might pay, Nifh the exception Of
'hr ~'y'n isr%sss kiil'd at Springfield uht'h
Is but hw miles trnp tn lows iuc
\ batter rom l;pasboro Iowa. .isiss
that ip lpiiam sho attacked the ~ettiers y,
spirit Lake, puolsr lrn afty warriors. ard
thai they an' oni,s-,s from The ,arial.
nnir,iy iopiS t'i nas.'pS apis,l d; Nun.
lrF If Yankims
| Suec The alD,c Wa srtiru 80 have
bsn informed TINT thu Indian IN the icin.
| ny 81 Trayer-' 'les Sioax md Manksio
consisting II The ',ands of Rsn inns and
-Ltsry Eyr,, an' very mach aiafn,d ~ tho
ssri,ru,oni esisiipg among ih eiilrr.. AMI
ARE hsans in Fort RtdgL'y 30 ior pfoior.
,ion
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MAsEAro. Apd IL, 1885,,

hANLAtts APP" TO- 'p't
Msssss EpHossi.-.ln our last We endeav
Ord to inform the pablic ihroagh your ed
umns. u the STATE of affair op the ps Moinee
and particularly as spirl, lAl.s The mes
@ngop which had been dispatched 10 Fort
Ridgely together silb the eoliiers. hii hr~
on tie morning vi t,e sd ot aud procr'i
~l to Springfield ou ,te D,e Nome, / . mil~s
from the scvne al Jepcjai,eas They
reached Springfield ~ saturday the 9Th 81
April. The soldiers 9TH IN ,kahi A. ~ tbs
cnrrrrtmss of the rapor'. hi olna e4lieriw'
III. town, what wa- their ,rfpfisc tn lind thai
the Indiana hail llt,n there that ~, 'i'urs@las
April ID bsni nj sioux lal attacked The
town, killed .ve. wsan.,v thrc AMI cer-
rcj four women inlo cnptivay The Gap.
tain immediately d ,paichcd u compans 10
the fast t,t reinforcement api pro, s.loi,s,
Among thc Killed WIS WmLi,u W,np,
G,unsy VI Wu,p Mr. tntscs nal los,-
AZ SrsW.pi
The attark was without lrovmaisnn eni
unsuspectol hy Ne ea,Icr9 W. W1nn
nas an old ryg,ha It Maussta anil q ttsdrr
at Springfield
1t spy~st, ,bp' ia ID, commencement.
b. ncnt ed I" b. uank 80 lh gt,ef
"a ,alk to the lndnBs, AMI a. be- 'urn''l abss''
IA 80 hnmc H. We, dot ,i,4,d anal liunp,
da,cly set ou IN his h.dv. lrn hnu,l,
,-',nv aNh,li, m,r'.,d several ., ,lpp cii,.
lcus wcp i,mlcrs a, Rl,.u' hs' ha,r .Ioye'
returned UD-,, 'a,i af', ihd ih,utal,ps
ESCAPED hcma mprirr,l Nv" ln,lmus
wen ktl,d ssy r. -,,,A t., Mr. Cnttru.
who l,s,,hd eni', sr tho mti in onr .t tho
honyes TN ou"e at 'hi pom.n taken
prisnssrs w. do ~. knuu With thu rN,-q,
ticn of tun. Ni>. N,pVr, sai Misst
SyH
Nj, CuufNs, ,hr mrs,cpscr aso was
,cnt tirs, to the Fort, has since rc,urs,i
trom Sprimilcld, and nay. hc butici i've
mcn N cur fts,,, tbs hay befaFc h. lsl, ~
u, roached Isaac Sio-vss. cn the Waton.
wan river twenty mlc- frcm Nanks,o. cu
lhurilay hast. aud oeaclrj this plm>' ~
Friday evening. Nh SloccS sen, down to
Msnkaio for assistance las s anticipated
Jansrtl by Nj CnsNAa. Sha brough, the
al iaielligcucc ct the mnSaerc.
4 larry urctIng MAS immediately h'ld.
spj thrWeisht solnni~tS Vel cQaiplrd
s,rc sat 10 their ssssiinc. lhsy racasi
SLocgNk va Satariay u,ght ard found In.
dams taTr pr ". L iEwis was ,h,ssn
Ssp,A,a anal s,h a ,sw men wcsi over to
the ,oaI, va,ry ,hty lvap,l uanc Indians Who
aamedialci, tan q, tbs apesransN II The
Whi,rs, throwing ,hstr hasclels Into tic air
and aring a, the whites The WHITES ,mme
dia,c'y charged aisn thsqa and k,lhyi tst
Ncro u ths whites aery piprj With the
rN0ptioa q. oG' isan whu rc>-,vsl slight
acasa .n ihc ,aad lhs !, apf.ar, was ,lse
sgssl and iInn,oi,a,eIy ulsn the re,o,u u
tbs whites H. l.e kaoss. ,t Nas sirogn.ls,l
by about i'a Indian 0es,iay \ m,-sso.
cee who has tasi 0rNel rrus, ,ae
above staten Gi. ~aich y C'Ervv,
Word was sent 10 lrsypr~ he. S,olN
AMI ". rciers kir sssi,iais,,t .ni tAAgiMu-
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CGemb~ls "a tia 18th .sst sx IT raal 4
yabtc tsSs~s as aasrd Cd : ey Ais
slbca ettS--p- Il Cosmeas 10 take plsc-
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tf9r ~ p.iig Fis'ss, 80 i'aaa''fa Ap.1 I7iE
a. the difficulties between he @f,lers
alei the lwI,uns originated VI spirit lake.
iowa, 9 brief acrsmu, II The settlement
there. apd Of Springfield. viii l'Tae 81 IN
brr,st u, ihe present. junctur''. and viii a..
HE the Imblic 10 Judge correctly ~ 10 Me
tru,ifoip~a Ut lla u'snberi'-s fpmJfs AT Il.
10 May last Messrs, trssenaN Ia r.,
fnaSatg. SNrtsy, H,nsierI ad ~SYpsa,
formed company NJ He'd Wing, 10 tha
Territory, iof he Ialrp,sc Of lnyi'r, osi IA
iowa, Issming, and erecting miils ~ spirit
IA,io, ~ Dickinson ranp,y h'wn IN i.ly
ihry desmichsrl sesorid iesia' ior The hkr,
containing snp,li,~ hr be attlerr, AMI
Meprs. Ga,yoIp. Il,smerf mpt Ssr8sH
srnn,mrs,i them. l'uVrg lhr spm,nr,
several hnfli.s <r,an lnwa moved :" the
n.ighbarhoa uf iin lake lupl ~ Nccfm
lrr last. when NJ Ge,sGrt rturnJl To
He'd Wing. tiwtt scn 'bir'v ninp lpr.ons
r'~i,linr II ~pir,, iAke.
Thr Lake IL not correctly .pt dpsn un the
ms,N i !. generally represented as bring
Oh The ina le,wrn Iowa aid Minnesota il
Il riina,s,i. how.vet. t'n ndlsse ~Vatl, VI the
line tho Li,ilp Sioux river being rs outlet.
The .,',ilsmeat nj the lake, !, ahoa' t'ry
miles from Fort D"igr. Iowa, rightly miles
from ,.ims city. and u,~ hundred miles from
MaDkain
The attack "a the settlers =, sp,ni Lake,
wa, made ~ the 9th of March u ls feared
all III, sei,irrs, thirty .igh, ~ nnmbcr. we're
killed by tn myag~ Tho only persons
ffom this vicinity, residing q, spirit Lake,
wcrc Mcsars lIAhs,grr and sstDKg OF Red
Wng. Among the names Of those whose
bodies have been itiupd. are those II Messrs.
liosr, 1ARpiSKa. IaoAa, MAtrocKs, Stsw-
Arr aud their r.oiiits rhess were prola-
biz tl,o only married nsa at the aottlement
Parties fiom lioonsboro am ~ Dodge,
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the Intelligence tyshti tliem, aud bor,sSi all
'"o n'"' oo'N' Z" va. "'"''''t' "'''''''
that could be DISCOVERED
| On the 5.h oi April, MeoaS fsEEsoFs'
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~ The story which appeared in the
Tmes ihursdas. giving an account NJ the
massacre oI white settlers IN the ~, Croix
by "sasag.>.' was told the editor, by wick
nj wag from Fillmore county, who had the
curiosity To te-, the estrut 81 TrsorHy's
gullihiliiy. II is. perhaps, useh-s :" say tina,
M Ir,s,ble with The Indian, has occurred in
ihs, vallr,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

Sa,lL BY DEGEEgs.' Sc.-.-Thr first
/" waf ramar, pa,sd the number II hostile
ladians At ,hrcc hapired; then two hupired
and dflyi lbcn om hundred; tln eighty;
then s",'nty, flity VA the @s, estimate;
nos 81 hcar That The total number sngagesi
Ia The 'hpr,rlaiioae in the sicini'y 81 tho
Iosa lirs amount, Min,ra. Act
h.. tsr'
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BANK AND Nd OFFICE
Az siS~gsrNtfs NJ lSx
CARLOS WILCOX.
Nsssrs Ssa,s 4 Csw,,ssas
DEALER IN real. kSIAI

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On orAIEp IN THE NORTHWEST

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
Trustees Sale.

VXHEREA0 ON the 29th day of October, "A D. 1855,
" Gott'ried w-slphsl and hliz Abeth westphal
his wife, executed unto Austin OorUin Trustee,
certain Of Trust. conveying " said Trustee the
land In Clinton County, Iowa, described follows,
TO Wit: Lot No two az In Biotk No three (S) In
Range No. one a. In the village Of Oamanche In said
Cliuton County, with the Improvements thereon,
vhicn said convsyan was mAae BY the ssid Go T.
fried @. ana III sabeIh est.hal for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of . certain ps omissory note
AMI the interest he-eon signed BY sail 0o,tfried g.
Weetphsl. dated the 29th DAY OF October A d 1855,
for thousand dol with xchangs on g. LOUIS,
payable twelve months after oste TO the order OF
Busch Wissmann.
And now said note having become due and payable,
and the said westphal having failed to pay the
Austn C-rbin Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice. that by virtue Of the power which
IL in vested by said deed OF Trust will 81 ur
day the I2th day of Dec mber D, 1857 the hour
Of O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day at the Court
House door 10 the city Of Davenport, expose aud Of
fer for sale, at pubic auction, the highest bidder
for cash, the parcel Of land above described, or
mucE thereof shall be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay
the amount Of said note with the interest thereon TO
the day Of sae together with the expenses attending
said SALE cost Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon
the completion Of such sale . deed will be given
In accordance with the stipulation Of said deed Of
Trust.
Dated the 18th day Of November, A D, 1857.
AUSTIN COkBIN.
n, v19dtd trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
Brigham Young Defiant.

Washington, Nov. II.
Advices have heen receiv ed from Col AL
exander. substantially confirming all the re-
ports in the newspapers respecting the des'
truction of the Government trains by the
Mormons.
Brigham Young has issued proclamation
to the U, 8. troops, defying the Government
and consolidation his people for hostilities
in the most determined form, and ordering
the troops to keep out of Utah. He says
that if they desire to remain till spring they
may do SO. provided they give up their arms
and ammunition.
Col. Alexander in reply stated to Young
that the troops were there by order Of the
President, and would be disposed Of as the
commanding General thought proper.