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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
SScI, Hsrfcil.

DaS 8Snisrei6 BON Suawri,s i,snfu6rn-o -ou6
Neu'SsrIsY ssnannt-pOn prm man nod
INNER ni&t 8snau ps6, pb rs tpirtlit gu ben
gsreinistsn Staatsn sebGrt, I6rint picbrr, wie
bd Der Itbten YrdForntsnwabl, ben folIhsn Ser.
rather gDss sssunNrn gu lsn unb lI6 fir ben
@opprrbsapismus ertIdrt ;u batsn. 8siH Bun.
Der. bsnn ba ilimmt man brt Bablssiten nod fiir
Srsdnribss, rts In ..Ntt 8srtS" { Il r General
9adiUn unb Bt8sn bic 5rsiiauIsn esRimmt
trtr0. ~
DdS III atsr aud @Irs, ipas bic 5reunte bon
StfF. DoUiS unlern sroBartisen Sirassbsr6tsn
sntss9sn3uRslsn babsn. gGsnn tin Sss In osm
tIsinsn Strirp-ein StrS fir ! trrdttr-fs itsr
Die nisberI6msttsrnbs NisbrIass In fstfn btr
ipi6tis1sn Staatsn stpas bsruttssn fam, 70 mol
len mir ttntn bslsn drmliGen SroR germ sGnnsn.
Serfep bat fib oemna6 fir Den
Sppperbeoo erfIdrt.-pfui.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
9gg1uO1s O. K.
J1tnrD(anO fit Die llnton !!
Sl1iTonri blsibt In orr llniOn
@linneIota but feline 9Fidt rrfalt!
AanGas unO 9reibrit!
10000 III WinneIpt1 I!
Neu. .Scrfep bat fib fir ben Gcpperbea'
ert:drt

Sn alien Staaten, In bsntn am DienRag, bsn
3. NOpsmtsr, gBubltn at9staltsn purbsn, nit
ausnatme zines sinSssn, rntl6isb bas lOpaIt
9olt Su @unaen Der Union. Cine iittrpSltissn'
be Nstrtst bat ben qdrbrn Der sunjsn Pslt
bur4 bic 8atIurnsn tunO 9sttan, baB Stff Da'
Ois init lsnsr san3sn S6aar 8etsllrn unp Der
rdtber I'm Ncrben pie m StiOsn, unItrt 9lorrelS
de Union ni6t NIT gplfatr jsr1Sun rnrf :;
0e ia. brttmmt unb prutliG srtldrt, bdB be Der.
ratbsdIhs unb SsfdbrI&e @Cppertrabs unO ibrr
btinbe anbdnssr-bis GtrtsIrittsr-in ben aueen
Der 8anSsn etUiIifrtsn 0slt scianbiSt taben, ba'
Our& rue Es NIT esit unO eeten Rsts F& temat.
ten bic Union unIur Batter ;u Ssra6rrn, uno auf
ps0sn 8uinsn cine tsbsrIf6s anar&is aububau'
In, unb ss mar batr nitt msbr als tiOts unb
u&t. bShlt nptbwsuci9 uno In Belt, bab has lcp
ale Bolt bisIs GancssStrrdtbsr, bur& ben aus'
brud Der GfsntlI&sn Neinuns, Dor etner cptifr'
ten @eIt ttlraft tat-ja eGnSli6 tcbt srlhIa'
gen. Das rpabre unb 9strrue Solt bat eur6
OisIs @abtrn Gin @stdube trfsast, peldsS bur6
bic Batter Der 8epublit, gum gpOtIs unb Slid
lslistet unisr @aer rrri&tst wures, peIts feline
@swult uuf GrOtn su scriGrm psrmus. Die Uer'
ru6ts Ssrldtbnbano mag F& pptl baS'ssn sr'
tsbtn, otrr ipsbs tbr 8rSsn mSssn tsratfalsn,
unb BaFuFutbsn m6ssn sintrsten; unb bic Stir
m. mEs.n watbsn unb btrs @sbdues bstrUtn
aber UQ unb wtrb nte faI.
len. Sc II uuf eintn Sells ssbaut
Seen 9Urf.
Sa6 9sam Mpts, WOrO, SraneRi Riftuns unb
8errGtbrrsi bat bas ICYals Bolt bissmal in bic
f,". SI~~G. ar, FsinS SnIilhL srrinnsrt iinh aim,
Stlmmta1sn arfdbrt. pier tabsn bic GrstmGnntr
nit 80, 900 Wtbrbtit baS Ssrpitt 9sGpro@tn,
Oae Re bic Union, bic gOnititutIon, gsItb unp
Srbnuns litbtn. N5ss btrls arobs Nsbrbsit
ben Sspmcurs, ben DpUbs unc Na6taffsr. jur
Grinnruns an ibrs Mtptrtrd&tsttittn, immu
pcr auSsn tdnSrn.
Sn Der Stabt gsu gcrt ftlsn bic llnton3rr'
ui6tr wsit btntcr ihrs sewS4nli4s Nsbrbrit Su'
rid.
S6psnft bic 5Its fir btsIsn nOtIm Staut. ibr
llniCnmGnnrr
IN. Gk..ls Ha.E.k ..L,,.. 81 ..i. e.I.k.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
3crblrbcmrr 5parbanF .

0ieIc6 Snltitut bat iest feline Sp
tioncn bs9onnen uno 1T bereit, ale e
ntn, 9rcBe uno tleine, in @mpfanS
nCbmcn uno aufSubepabrCn. l(Qe q
men titer 5rpei 2boIer tro9cn 3inicn
Ole Scamten Der SplrtaIe bcIf|
aus foI9cneen Serren
Qrdiloent-Or. @iuiam @ilfon.
.. Qrdiloent-Gbarlcs 9. DaniI
@diitrer-Samss 8. Sorbse.
Oirsftoren-Or. @m. g8ilIcn, @
Daniel, s. 50. &naub, Z. S. &rau
y. elllp, Il. B. Raolcp, @barlcs 9
pcao, gtotbon Bartlett uno 9V. ".
fridge.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
Infer c1ubclfef.

Oa6 unier Subtlfeit, weldes, nebenbei
3eIa9t, oa6 meiit oronun95mdBi8e, IbGn:
ite uno beit9elun9ene mar rpelbes ie bier
1bfam, mar, rpenn man barnob urtbds
len oarf, mas bic Sopperbeaoz uno Sir
:leritterz Gieoers ooriiber iaotn, cen Sreun:
cen oe5 Self. DoUiS Elm tpobres Dorm i'm
lu9e-iopie Il Il e 6 oa5 1T mas fir ocer
III @uniten Der Union unierer S6ter 9ez
l6iebt. 60 bat gum Seiipisl cin 9clpif.
Ter s I el g. ooer W a II eore It:
y a 9 bu bus (Ioll ober oub in
3ufunft iein cinji0er 9tame iein) in oen
leBten Sa9en gar piel oooe0en 3u fa9en
9ewuB! - ollein, rpie oie6 9cipobnlib Der
SAT- 1T, 1T oues Wo5 CT barber 1o9te,
Qelo9en uno nod nebenhei 70 motr, bob
Itlbit Die fi0Ii6en Srator6, nGrocn ltc
ibn b0ren, iib oamit fbdmen wGr0en.
l(ber 0enu9 Dieuon, oenn c6 1T II oie6
ibr t60libe6 0anowerf, pomit fie iuben
Die GOpperbeaos uno Ueribworne Circle
Ritter: partbCi auf oen 8einen 3u balten.
DAP elm folbc6 Setra9en ober tsnen Sin.
tlan9 mebr bet Dem 8clf finoct, bies ba.
ben Die leBten 8oblen nur ju oeutlid be.
miefcn-uno nit oieIcm 2(u6oruf Der Sc
iinnun0en flno wiraub lbon ber5lib 6us
frieoen-uno lofen a(IcS mas oieie Sreun=
oe Der Sraitor6 lo0en ,,;u einem Sbr bin:
Elm uno gum anoern binau6 9ebcn. -
Ser9ei,t e6 aber nidbt Sreunrc 9ebab.
ter g a 8 bunous iolt fcrnerbin nut
rs fel 81 unb 81 Gufeore6 6sS a.
g a buno II 6" 9enannt peroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
Die Green's b a II o.

Die Gopperbeoo6, Die INNER nod Dit.
ter b0le iiter Den 2(uS9an9 Der 8abl iino,
Ibreien beffdn0i9, nSa ibr trd0t bic
ablen NIT IS reen b a # 5!' @ir
fino pobrlib crifaunt iiber cine Iolbe 81
bauptun9. = @o6 ? iino Damn ibre I'm.
bdn0er 70 furbtbar iblebt, oas man Iie
pie baS 8ieb ouf Dem Warft faufen
fann 90 fblctbt tpie Die @ircIeritter ibs
re Nnbdn9er MAIDEN, tpOuen mir oob nibt
bofftu oaf3 iie fino.--Wie 1T e62
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
SnimptS.

Die 1ablbrthts aus Oislsm Staat 6sutsn an.
bnb bic Union. Yohbri In 9lnUs stsnfaas Iies.
reid aus bsm Rampfs bsrpOrsrtUmmtn III. Gbu
brm Irdirie'Stdat
Spdtrre Seritts Sdssn paB bic 5rtunos Der
linton 15.079 Stmmsn felt leBtrm Sabr 9twOn.
nsn babtn 9'n", aut fir Slnps
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
Pin 5id,crbrits Rife aufsc funoc

286brcnc Ger aroBrn @aferfutb
Dem 9cha 8tub i'm SUM bon 1862, nd
De Die Sibcrbeits &iite, NIT SnbJ
oe6 6rn. Conrad & ODER,
Waub Gbunf, eur6 Den Strom fort
riIrn, uno al6 uerloren bctrabtet.
nun Dor cini9en Sage cini9e 2(rbeiter
Der Reiniaun0 eine6 Sammes am
pd bnten Srte be1dbdfti9t waren, N
lub cine &ifte bcruor8eboben. ole il6
Die Utrtorene oc6 6rn. 8odcr erplcf
4Is oiciclbe qcGhnet lruroe, fano
oarin eini9r 80 Gboler in SjIbtr.
tirlcb mar Der Gi9rner febr eff frcurt,
Ser felt Is Monatcn i'm Blher be-
bene. SdaB ibm pieorr iu9eiteut tpu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
Die 0SaDI In N1arblamb.

euerta, Der unttrinstt llnUn.G Ganbibat fir
Gcnsrse ii nit 1000 Wrbrbst srpGbIt.
DrbRr. Davis unb 5rdnt SbOmas, llnicnt.
fen. tabsn i'm 2 g. unp 4. Dtlrilt s,lItst.
Dur& Die abftmmuna fir @Ubstprcuab Bat
ft Der Stant untsOinst fir GmunIipatton trtldrt.
NurpIanb bat Ft aIic fiit rim frs,r Staat tr.
Hart, unO far bic GrbaItuns Der Union, tpis ir
uns Don unIsn Sdtern st0sbtn wurSs. Stapu,
WarpIanN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
Oaneia9un9S NrpflamatiUm.

Souuernor Curtin BAT cine 9roflama.
tion erlai1en, i'm Ginflan9e nit Der 0ro,
flamoton oe6 prGtoentcn, porin er Don:
nerita96 Den 26. 9topembcr al6 einen
Gag al9emeiner 0anfIo9uno empfieblt,
fir Die pielen 8obltbaten, pelbc 8ott
Der Station uno Dem Solfe, nGbreno Dem
oerflofenen SABRE erjci9t bat. Ser Sag
miro obne 3,peifcl in 9ennIpluanen i'm
9eifte Der 9mpfeblun9 9cfeiert werocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
6mrrab fir SStscOnfTm.

@iaeonRn II nit elmer Wsbrbstt bic auf s..
600 8s16GBt wirp, fir bls rspubIifunI6s Staats.
idst 9ssunstn. Gisisr Staat III Der Union i'm.
mrr treusepeIen. Der Badger Staat astt Elm
fir bic Union, bic @Cnltuiicn unp Irris 5rrtorsn
unO 1Gafft isbrsmal iautHs Nrtsit rutnn's an eaS
5ufftn 9stt. S8er fam mrbr iurpnn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
3ulanlnlcn

Stsraus rrI6sint ss sten aud ni6t, uls tpenn
bic tsmUtratiIGs Gpppnbsnbs In Soma I'M Srs.
&c pa,sn, pie itrs eisOsrs uns I&rn 70 pfts pCr'
sc1elIt batsn. gS mar sc o zen, pts rbtss
3iffsrn reutlt6 bspei6sn. unb inpsm Fs bas L.
ge n erGnbti4 erisrnt unb ju trtm Saupttbsma
semodt bubsn, 70 mag man ft tpOtI ttnftts Dor
itncn bitten, mean man ni&t tsIOSsn wrrtsn
rni1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
Sm 8anIsn.... e. 50. =. %. .4O9
gRCbrhcit fir Yrcu0b... 24 ,6S5

Dies stst, pa6 Ser trilirte gsrrdttr In i<4'
tenn @rsbit lrtt tst ben SulNusn BON Sttc, Sa
ni6t sinmul Swsi aus tC0 fit ttn ssFimmt tatsn.
Da mEGs man mUbl frusen mo inb bic Cop
psrtrats bic mad Der ausIuse itrer SIdtter alI's
,c&trn alIen tbun? SinO Is GIs psrtuftrt UNtr
,u psl psmcraliTh2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
Die staats @tItbs,tuns iisbt tpts fclst
en- Staats, 8ramten Rnb :
Ma6adMfettS.

Dieter feli,nfsfs 5rsi6siteRaut BAT rpir INNER
il& trsu tswrlsn uno ben GprpsrtsaOs sins MIDI
ttnte yfisotrlass tsrsltct uno itrsn SrrdttuilGsn
Stttl oCatcmmsn autsslSubt Die Copper
traos babtn tlus t2 gItsOtr In bic afsm6Ip &c.
pdbIt Nttt rtnmat ,,stn Stdsr DuB'
enb ~
Der @cuSmnlr uno ale Stlatstsamtrn lin6
Htpublifann. Ssraus nit tsr 8lncne, Sutsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
NSiGnnri.

Sn Wtfoutt. po nur tint RGtrpnbl llatt.
fanb, psutsn ale 3siGsn auf sintn Sits Der rabt,
fallen GmanetpattCnifrn. Nifcmi nil baGsr
aud elm frfsr Staat wtrbtn. Slid t6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11

SsslsnSsrFauftrsi ben frrien gOben bon SunIus
n&t Ssrunslimpfsn barf. S5rsbrit unO bic Uni
on III ras NOttc, trub prm infamsn eeeOmptUn'
SGwinbsl untsr Dem oltrn 8uddnan. 10000
Wstrteit fir bic 8epubIitanr DaS Iabt f&
bGren
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11

10 Br ipie pernebmen, 70 bat Oir
@rlnoz Surp leBte 9Scbe ucroronct, cd6
nod elm Stdd an oos @ourtboue, ppn
80 SUP 9ebaut perbep fol-,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
2lbiti1nmnna Der SO,pa spLDatem.

8plsrnrr 6atslIs mist ws bic Soma SUlba'
ten in pen Soma 8eeimrntsrn, Die In unb um Gc'
rintt, RtlFiFppi. faticnrt linb, bel ibru 0abl
am 13. October fir @UuSsrnTr 8sRmmt babsn:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11

A9- Gas adrbau. OeparirmsDt ,u 8aI6ines
instOn bat 100 8uiad Nebtrrranran gBai,en
smpfanssn, prI6r Ft fir ben SObtn Der mitt
Isren Staten sisnst uuO frri Ysrse5sn wirb -
ScI6s bic prUtm bauon ba6rn pcQen, FSnnsn
Fd an ben Gdrtau Gcmmtfdr In gBai&instOu
ben a6tb hSIaac gltwlcn, psnbm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11

ga- Sn 5ranftsi6 Tno bem gBrinbau etpn 5
N(Iionrn Ndcr Ganb atpiOmst unb err birsiGh.
riSs sBrInrrtras wtrp 16 uuf so NQipnn Gal.
lOnsn bflaufen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
MintcfOtd.

Stsp6sn u. Wllrr, Der Union Gantibat fir
3OuO'rnSr, wurNe NIT psnisRrns 10000 Msbr.
bet erp1blt. 9rc' 6urrnta fir WlnnG1cta
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11

! sa~ Die EifrntiHn S6uIcn BON 8uBtnun
nabmn pcriac @r6s ibrrn Gnfans unS msrbsn
v'tr NCndr lang rfftn SrtaIttn wcrrrn.- -S6u
len bGItta IL 3rt, Gauny I&cn IGn9a brtn Nn
fang ntbmm pnp ufsn ssPaItrn wTHm lUam,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
6nminS

DNs Doll In Nltlem @taat Pat rFlart, Ra6 Vie
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-22
NEW SERIES-NO. 1914

the negro for his musical faculties. The
negro is superior man-in some respects
he is the greatest of men. He asked that
the negro should have the privilege Of the
ballot box. He must have place beside
his white brother in the jury box. He
asked that they should be eligible to every
public office to which the white man is
eligible.
FRED. DOUGLASS RATHER THAN MCCLELLAN
FOR PRESIDENT.
For instance, for the next President, as
between General Mcclellan and Freder-
ick Douglass, who was their choice? Gap
plause and ]aughter.) The negro has an
administrative power. He can WELD the
scepter.
BLACK MAN FOR GOVERNOR OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
The speaker hoped to see before he
died, black man Governor of the State
ofSouth Carolina, lifted up to that office
by the people. The negroes should sit
side by side with the white man in the
church, in the cars; he should come into
the white mans parlor and be admitted to
entire fellowship. God ordains it. The
palm of the negroes hand was made white
to meet the white mans. One of the
most suggestive and impressive sights he
had seen lately had been that of negro
and an Irishman, seated in cart, at our
Central Park, driving together in pleasant
social communication. They were going
more directly towards the millennium than
all the splendid equipages that were pass
ing them by. Mr.. Tilton closes amid ap-
plause.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-22
Mutfny on Staten Island.

New YORK, May 15.-Last Wednesday
noon the Burnside Rifles, at camp Spraeue
Staten Island, were making preparations
to leave in body, when Col. Lew. in
command of the post, called out strong
guard to defend the entrance throuc6
which the mutineers determined to pass
They came on, armed with clubs. stones
spades, pick axes, and when Col. lew
pistol in hand, commanded them to retnrn
to duty, ne was met with a yell of def
ance, and hit by stone hurled from one
Of the party. '' Wv
de throttled the assailant, and the mu-
tineers endeavored to escape in another di-
rectlon, when fight ensued in which one
man was killed and another wounded.
twenty -elght Of the number escaped, but
were afterwards captured and taken in
irons to Governors island.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-22
Minister Adams and MatamOras
Trade.

From the Times tCity article>, April IS.
The public will be glad to learn that the
difficulties occasioned by the recent issue
by Mr.. Adams of the certificate or pass to
Messrs. Howell & Zirman are likely to be
smoothed down. 1t is reported that Mr..
Adams is conscious of having acted in the
matter upon imperfect representations and
with undue haste, and that consequently
he raises no pretensi0ns such as would ne
cessitate any absolute protest from one
Government to the other on the subject.
1t is, therefore, believed that the relations
between our Cabinet and the United States
Legation in London will continue on a
friendly footing, result, which, in per-
sonal sense, will afford unmixed satisfac-
ton, since the individual and historical
claims of Mr.. Adams to respect and es
TEEN have never been disputed in anv
quarter
From the Star, April 2s.
We have it on the best authority that
whatever difficulties might have been ex-
pected to result from the issuing of a letter
of safe conduct by Mr.. Adams, the United
States Minister here, to British ship
bound for Matamoras, will be avoided. No
unpleasantness now exists on the subject in
the relations between Mr. Adams and our
Government, such frank explanations hav-
ing been given by the United States Minis
ter as have re-established those friendly
feelings which have always existed between
himself and Earl Russell.
THE MATTER IN FRANCE
Correspondence of the London Times.
PARIS, Tuesday, April %, 7 A. M.-The
proceedings of the United States Minister
in Londan in the matter of the safe-con-
duct granted to Messrs. Howell & Zirman.
and his describing their ships as employed
Tor " creditable purpose" when she was
laden with arms and munitions of war for
the Mexicans have given much offence
here People who by no means approved
the Mexican war consider that such de-
scription of ship containing supplies for
Government which is engaged in hostili
ties with France, given by the representa-
tive of friendly Power, is downright Of
fensive, though Mr.. Adams may not have
meant it. Instructions have been sent to
NJ: Mercier to ask for explanations on the
subject from Mr.. Seward, though have
heard nothing to justify the rumor that
Mr.. Adams is to be recalled. What may
happen in case explanations are fatty re-
fused l cannot say; but up to the present
date nothing about "recall - has, I am
pretty sure, passed between the French
J Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Amer
lean Minister in Paris. 1t is not antici
pated that the Washington Government
will refuse to give these explanations.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-22

Il
EOPrF NEEDED SHORT SIIRIFT FOR
CAPTURED INDIA ANS-STEAMER INTER-
yATJON4L-INDIAN AT DEVILS LAKE
-WJIAT THEY INTEND TO DO, de-
FoPr AnEEcRoMEIE, Dakota Territory,l
May 3, 1868.
To the Editor Of the Pioneer:
The mail from st. Paul arrived here
Yesterday evening, escorted by some half
breeds. who were returning from Ale1an-
dria. They brought reliable information
of the murder of three soldiers belonging
to Capt. McLarty's company, Eighth regi-
ment, Minnesota Volunteers, and one cit
izen. by the Indians near Pomme de Ter
re, which is the first mail station from
here on the ST. Paul route, and where
Capt McLarty's company is stationed.
Two of the soldiers were unarmed and
taking a walk about three quarters of a
mile from the station, when they were
killed. The other one was assisting cit
izen, probably as an escort, in bringing
cattle to this fort for beef Gan article we
stand very much in need OF, not having
seen any for some time.)
The object of these murders does not
seem to be for plunder, as they left the
gun and clothing of the men who were
with the cattle, and only one OK was in
iured with arrows.
Mr.. Joseph Adams from Georgetown,
left here on Sunday morning for st. Paul
with eighteen hundred dollars worth of
flrs, intending to accompany Bishop
Tache of Fort Garry, who had preceded
him from here about one hour. His cart,
furs, gun and ammunition have been
found, but there is no traces of him
or his pony What has been his fate the
future can only reveal. Captains Atkin-
son, Mccoy and Barrett left here this
morning with their companies on scouting
expeditions, but they have returned with
out making any discoveries of the red
devils. Lieut.. Beaulin will leave here in
the morning at five O'Clock with an escort
of fifteen men to carry the mail to Pomme
de Terre, distant about fifty-four miles,
am now satisfied there are small bands
of Indians traversing these plains for the
purpose of waylaying and numbering any
and all whom they may meet that have
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-22
OUR RETURNING SOLDIERS.

The following Poem by Robert Burns, is nc
Inappropriate at the present time, when S
many of our gallant and veteran soldiers ar
home. 1t is full of the beauty an
spirit which belong almost alone to Burns:
When wild wars deadly blast was bawn,
And gentle peace returning,
Wi mony q sweet babe fatherless,
And mony widow mourning,
l left the lines and tinted fields,
Where lang I'd been a lodger,
My humble knapsack a my wealth,
A poor and honest sOdger.
4 leal. light heart was in my breast,
Ny hand unstained wi plunder;
And for fair Scotias hame again,
CHEEKY on did wander.
thought upon the banks O Coil,
thought upon my Nancy,
l thought upon the witching sgaile,
That caught my youthful fancy.
At length reached the bonnie glen,
Where early life spOrted;
passed the mill and trysting thorn,
Where Nancy aft / courted
Wha spied l but my ain dear maid,
Down by her mothers dwelling!
And turned me round to hide the flood
1hat IN my en- was swelling.
WI alter'd voice, quoth |, sweet lass
Sweet as Won hawthOrn's blOssOm,-
o. happy, happy would he be,
That's dearest to my bosom.
NV purse is light, I've far to gang,
And fain would be thy lOdger;
I've served my king and country lang,
Take pity on sodger.
Sac wistfully she gazed on me,
And lovelier was than ever;
Quo she, A sodger once loed,
Forget him shall / never
Our humble cot and namely fare,
Ye freely shall partake it.
That gallant badge, the dear cockade,
Ye're welcome for the sake OF.
She gazed-she Redeemed like rose
Svne pale like ony lily;
She sank within my arms, and cried,
Art thou my ain dear Willie:
By Him who made yOn son and sky
By whom true loves regarded,-
I am the man: and thus may still
True lovers be rewarded.
The wars are DER and I'm come hame,
And find thee still true hearted;
Though poor in gear, we're rich IN love,
And mair we sac ne cr De partcu.
Quo she, My grandsire left me crowd,
\ mailen plenished fairly;
And come, my faithful sodger lad,
Thourt welcome to it dearly.
For gold the merchant plows the main,
The farmer plows the manor;
But glory is the sOdgers prize;
The sodger's wealth is honor;
The brave, poor sodger ne'er dispise,
Nor count him as stranger.
Remember he's our country's stay,
IN day and hour of danger.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-22
Our Army Correspondence.
Interesting Letter from FoU AD-
crCr0mbie.

THE INDIAN MURDERS-.MIR ES-
CAPE or A FUR TRADER-A CAVALRY
FORCE NEEDED - SHORT SHRIFT Fof
CAPTURED INDLANS-STEANER INlER-
NATIONAL-INDIANS AT DEVIL'S LANE
WHAT THEY INTEND TO DO, dc.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-01-01
Sherif's Sale.

DURsU ANT to the command of an order
Il Of sale, issued by the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county OF Galila,
and State Of Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer at public sale, at the door Of the Court
House, in the town of Gallipolis, in said
county Of Gallia, on the 3lst day Of Ja' uary,
A. ID. 1858, at the hour of one o'clock T. M.
of said day, the following real estate, situate,
lying, and being in Huntington township, IN
said county OF Gallia, to-wit: Fifty-two
acres Of land of Of the west end Of the north
east quarter Of section numbered sixteen, (l6,)
in township numbered seven, a. OF range
numbered sixteen, (l6,, of the District Of
Congress lands sold at Chillicothe, Ohio To
be sold subject to the dover estate OF Hannah
MeClain therein described as follows: Be-
ginning at the northwest corner of said tract;
thence east twenty-f-ur, (24.) rods; thence
south to the south line of said tract OF lands;
thence west 10 the road; thence north mean
dering by said north line to the place of be-
ginning Appraised; subject to said dover
estate, at the sum of five hundred dollars,
($500.)
To be sold under proceedings for pattition,
IN the ease of Abuer j. Holeomb, against Ohm
McClain and others.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third cash in hand,
one-third in one year, and the residue IN two
years, with interest from the day Of sale, the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgags
on the premises sold
Given under my hand, this 25th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1862 50
JAMES CAMPBELL. s. @ @.
By s. B. RArHsuRs, Deputy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-01-01
SheriT'S Sale.

DURSUANT to the command of an order
L Of sale, issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Gallia,
and State Of Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer at public sale, at the door of the Court
ouse, in the town Of GalIipolis, III said
county Of GaliIa, on the 3lst day Of january,
a. D. 1868, at the hour Of one o clock P. M. Of
said day, the following real estate, to- witt
The south least quarter Of The north east
quarter and the north eastquarter of the south
east quarter OF section numbered twenty-six.
(26,) in township numbered seven, a. of
range numbered fifteen, (l5.) in the Ohio
ComPany's purchase, situate, lying, and being
in Morgan township. in said county Of Gallia,
and State of Ohio. Appraised at seven hun
dred dollars, (S7O0) To be sold under pro-
ceedings for partition, in case of Jacob Ward
against John Murray and others.
Terms OF SALE;-One-third cash in hand.
One-third in one year. and the residue in tive
years, with interest from the day of sale; the
deferred payments TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF
December, A. D. 1868 so
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. G. G.
ByS B. RATHBURS, Deputy.