St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14


! gallons Of prime rnoliasses was made.
;r1'here was one row seven rods in
length. Not one half Of the Juice of
| the cane was. saved, Besides this
there was raised three dozen water
melons and six dozen musk melons,
some Of them very large.
/ Who can beat this Who now will
say that Minnesota is too cold for
farming ?-Winona Republican.
We learn from some settlers, who
lately came in, that a war party of
Sioux have been proving around in
the Vicinity Of Long Prairie, intend~
ing it is supposed, to surprise some
Chippewas who had located their
I lodges@ln that town, but were on thu
alert for their old enemy.
1t is said that sorlo time In the
evening, one Of the CAippewas, ar
old WARRIOR. while going from one
lodge to another, smelt the smoke Of
| kline kcnick and from that circu,n-
stance at once gave the alarm that
there were Sioux in the ncighorhoo0.
II $ band, after securing their women
| and children in the house OF one Of
he whites, prepared themselves to
set rid Of their dusly foes as best
they could. ......
; They mustered, all told, seven war
riors including the cid man and boy
who insisted on bis right to be one Of
the party. The. wind being in the
south, they proceeded cautiously in
that direction about half mile, when
they discovered tWenty-onc Sioux
seated round a small fire, whelc they
were evidently. waiting for some f.
vorable opportunity to wa}-l;.sy those.
who were then in fall view. The
;~Chippcwas at. once determined to
fri5hten the Siolx, an! t. 10 that the
boy warrior proposed, and was allow
ed u 60 half way around the Sioux,
whcn tHeTe, he gave The war whoo;,
Of bis nation, which was at once an;
swcr2<j by his f..:enls by nhyops aud
yel!s. The Sioux snp2oain. them
selves surprised and surrounded,
sprang to their teet,s and raj. IN a
south west direction. The Chippe-
was taking advantage Of their flight,
gave chase, and being fresh, sgained
so fast upon the Sioux Chat they
dropped their baggage thinking only
ot saving their scalps. ihc Chippc-
was afte, following them some twelve
miles, returned mucG pleased with the
spoils, and the chase
The Sioux ran as "a: as Sank river,
where they discovered a Chippewa
lodge, and succeeded IN killing an In.
dian, and capturing two s1uaws.
whic|! they carried away into cap
tivity Northern Herald, little Falls,
Dec. 80, 1857.
We do not hesitate to, LAY the Ad-
ministration Has violated the conf
dence which has hitherto been cheer
fully. bestowed By the Democratic
'"party, and that It has blasted Ia tile
bud the growing: respect which was
entertained BY the people, without re-
spect7 Of party. ''Therc1is d right in
vplved, 50 rights ously .gight that it
cannot Be ignored Without destroying
Tie Democracy land thereis a wrong,
SO wrongfulIy wrong, that it CANNOT be
upheld even osust ain: the Demo cracy.
f.. We are with Wall<er,in this fight,
even if we, are forced TO. be, against
Buchanan. st. Pau: Pi<ane er:. scp<s
RI Il DIABoL1cAL YotNu SsouNpI;E {. Ella
singular affair is *relatealn-a SiIesin Io,,f!!i.
al Five little Children belonging 4 to- 81
stradeslnan in Bolkenhayn, in that eoul1trF,
went a few days ago TO play in a garden,
and were joined by aftoy If eleven, who
has always been onoted' for pcrvers,ty Of.
after a while their parents
sought fer them, but2to their establishment
found that they had ss'isabpearejl. ~ After
looking long while, they found then, 2ly-
ing piled one on another ina large wooden
case in a shed in this agarden.1 -Four were
adj5and91he" fifth, thou h@still breathing
5was: iii 80 desperate a. state that he, died
'shorslv safter.d The latl& REFERRED 10 was
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