The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-08
THE MoUNTAINEER, JUNE 8, 1861.

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the forest IN the Counties q McKeaD,
Elk, Cameron, and Potter. lie travelled
over I've hundred miles on his horse, On
lietcd three hundred and seven men, aud
catered Harrisburg with them 10 thirteen
days rom the time he started cut The
men were brought from the back woods;
The three hundred aud seven men ayefag.
cd eighty milaa travel on foot 20 fGach
/ CinnernahoninE River. At diferent points
on this stream they took RATS and float
led down to Rattiesnake, on tile Sun
bury and Erie Islilroad, ia Clinton Coah,
Ky, where they could find ready convey
hnee to Civilization Over oae-half Of
these three hundred and seven men are
''craeln shooters, who have taken pre-.
Z mtans at NIL The Shooting matches III
I the Wildcat District, and ell WERE select
ed for being good shotsR They arc
armed with their own rifles, and ere deter
mined 20 retain them while hunting SoGth-
fefa game. They are professional hunters,
! raf,sflen surveyors lapd bGatefs, and
hImbernen, VITO are already used tocntup
life aid long tramps w HEN 10 Sudbury
I they received q dispatch from GOV Cnr-
I'm that lot more than 80 we're wanted
They unanimously resolved that. fhey
iirogid enMe 90 HaTrisbGrgii, aid ifpot nc.
Eecpted they womb at once 90 III Wash
EfngtoH and poljsfaag1 Iftsiiipate. 'They
came into thisCity, Bearing q hinge pair:
of bnek horns III front, aud each one hay-
| ing The tail III deer ornanienting his
soft Fit mt Theyhase been mustered
fin and form, i regiment with the com.
lpanies from Tioga who hare the same
characteristics These men are In earn
est, and when they draw the trigger ot
their rifles they DO not intend to waste
powder Col Kane was last evening
elected C0lOnel OF this Wild Cat Regi-
ment.1 His reputation for hard service.
Is well known, and his loyalty il unilfnch-
ing Cor. ef ne N. y. TsTii6nae.
Cot. KANE, orR FRiESp or VAIN
MKMoRIss. III THE F'iELp.- Troops con-.
tinnel, It'll the LIST Of May, to arrive al
Camp Curtin, the Toga I0vincibles, Capt.
Julius Sherwood; Tioga Rifles, Capt. 4
=. Niles CoSingtoH Company Captain
A. u, Johnston; Tloga Company, Capt.
MDonald; Lawrencegiiie Company Capt
Holland. were 10 be.further aided III the
Bradford Battalion which viii prohably
form a regiment 10 be under the command
Of Colonel Kane.
SlGNIs1GAST MoyEnE n. The ST. Jos
.seph Daily Gagetts Of May I0lh has the.
following advertisement, which we give
without comment: =sa.. Il:
NOTICE TO FREE NEGROES.
Il. .s.. ST. JoskPIL No,
n #.1 May IT'D, 1861
Its ordered w the county court Of |
Buchanan county Missouri, that all Ii. /
cencc heretofore granted 10 free negroes
be revoked, and that oil free negroes viii
be required ID lease the county within
teirttays from this date, otherwise they'll
will lie deait with ACCORDING 10 law ..9.s
II NJ. ID MORGAN, sheriif. 4
5,. Buchauan County Missouri.
The Charls stoa llefslry Is Indignant ii: |
tile cordial elcoIne given 10 MAJOR An
dersoIi by our citizens, 30 Ii lnsliitsus. linn
tins; i .a:.:. 4 ..s:...
Il And why Is It that he has not told
the northern people That. lie had d TEN
inch scolunibiad planted on The paratie
grqllnel at ERrt Sumter, al as elegat;on
to tlro8 i tep-incll she'll iiiito tie
crowded. nnarmed citizens and .hetrless
women, whom be knew full Weli.wouldE
congIegate on White Point garden at'ihe
bring of tue FIRST gun This Is NOT a /,
rnnnor; the gun has been seen; the eleqa-
ton aud direction have been noticed, aId II
by his own acknowledgment and that Of
his etiieefs, the guns In exposed places
roaid not be worked without the certain.
y Of destructlen; 50 orr ulotheFs; wives,
and sisters have not been slaughtered, be-
cause our guns kept him ID bis classmates
Tins Is the brave man who was supplied
with fresh meat, vegetables, &c, &C., and
was thought by some to be friend.
- Horld. :zf 1.