The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-10

Ernest Reneke, William Kurke,
John Barteley. r"
WASHINGTON LAKE.
John Donovan, Michael Fahy,
John Cain, Thomas Mcmahon,
Edward Donolen, Hugh Carbon,
Michael Mcdonald, Laurence Donovan,
VIM, Engelen, VIM. Hughes,
Neptune Lynch, John Miller,
Michael Mulligan, Richard Joice,
James Clancy, Daniel Healey,
Peter Cosgrove, Daniel Lee,
Patrick Margens, Herman Trocher,
Edward REILLY, Dennis Downs
Simon MaFoney, Phillip McGraw,
John TrOcher, Pat. Donoven,
Fred. Buckenten, John Riley,
Michael Riley, James Dowlan.
NicOllet County.
LAFAYETTE.
Joseph Sputb, Matthias Lump,
Peter CHASER, Jacob Durbanhu,
Clans Anthony, Gotfed Kuhnel,
Bernard Hilskam, Martzel Altman,
Fidel Depholder, Adolph Schilling
GRANNY.
Matthias Schafer. Peter Peterson.
Adam Eppey, Sven SwensOn,
William j. Bean, Ole Ostenson,
8. Larson, William Zens,
John Miller. John Poker.
Ole HalversOn, Michael Betz,
Leonard Boor, J. H. Flora,
P. M. Bean, Store Thompson,
Peter Gutz John Anderson.
John A. Zens, Charles p. Stark,
Andrew Webster.
sBKLGRADE.
Henry D, Trask, William Few,
John KLEIN, Lerne P. Parsons,
James Sharp Peter Keltgen.
Archibald Law, Charles Keltgen.
Brown County.
TIGET.
Christian Neidecker.
Dodge County.
Hover Nelson.
Even kundson Ervice Hanson,
Guthram Hillson Golliff Peterson.
Nicholas Halverson, Ole Oleson Estle)
Haas H. Peterson, Tom Gulicson,
Ole Sanderson.
Scott County.
SPRING LADE.
VIM. Thomas, Michael Maloney,
VIM. D. Hosford, John Duplex,
Pat Lawler, Robert II. Wade,
Samuel s. Gregg, Thomas Thornton,
John Wilson, James E. Hickey,
John HantOn.
SAND CREEK.
| Conrad Budde, John Keheran,
| Servatius Mergens, Nicholas Fischelder,
| Frederic KranmOrde, Francis MOrehouse,
| Henry Henkels, John Michael,
Ellie Couch, Adam Gels,
Benedict Trimmer, Barclay Werner
NEW MARKET.
John Mahonald Frank Mahowald
John Sander Jacob Steinmetz
| Michael ROsen Frank Engel
| Anthony Dayne John Fritges
! Lpcien T.. T. Perry Baltes,
George Haisher, Jacob Mahawald
Patrick White
LOUISVILLE.
Joseph Stock Joseph Ellsworth
Anthony Willis Elisha Shaw.
Peter shurer Joseph Maggie
John p. MarmOr John Hagan
Bareel Shenegen John Nicolleny
Valentine Orthe Vincent Schlarick
Thomas Westresh Peter Emmer
Adam Grasman Michael Lentz
Peter William, Peter Bertrand,
John Lorin, Valentine Heartman,
Joseph Lawbretch Rudolph BOllinger,
Nicholas Vonbank, Peter Marshall,
Joseph Swingler, John O'Brien,
Frank Wareweick, Michael Timons,
| Wenzland Galubsky, John Hous,
Peter Hous, Max Tx,
Anton Lucking, John Hanioni,
Matthias Roder.
GLENDALE.
| Pat BOylan, Michael Connolly,
| John Mclaughlin, Edward HenrihOrn,
William Byrnes, Charles Brown,
Michael Allen, Dennis McCann,
John McCann.
EAGLE CREEK.
| George Murphy, Frank Hankey,
Michael Mather.
CREDIT RIVER.
Jacob Staley, Patrick Kennedy,
| John Spratt, BARLEY Clement,
Dennis Daily, James McQueston,
Patrick O'Leary, John McQuestoD.
| Mathew White, Peter Sowser,
! Daniel DOnOley, John Healy,
Chas Higley, Perry Lawler,
Mathew SOwser, Thomas Clearly,
John Staley, Cornelius Kennedy,
Michael Sherron, James Braxel,
Patrick Gilmore, John White,
| John Lawler.
| CEDAR LAKE.
Daniel Campion Pat O'Hogan.
Pat Miller, Pat Hector,
| James Hawley, John COnnors,
| Thos. Dougherty, Thos. O'Dowelle,
| Thos. Kennifect, ThOs Crooks,
Martin Marinan, Martin Phelan.
| Michael Donahue, Lot Campripn.
Leofter Campion, Michael Flynn,
| John Phelan, Richard Quill,
| William MalOnev, David Cavenaugh,
| William Belts, Cornelius OConner,
Daniel o. Keefe, John Barey,
| John Carroll, Edward Miller,
John Merninan.
Indian Killed near 5udson.
!
From the Mankato Record, June 4.
| On Monday evening last, man nam
Dodge, living in Judson township, about sew
miles from Mankato, came to town and repo
ed that he had seen several Indians in belt
timber near his house, but the general imprt
sion was that he had been mistaken, as it "
hardly probable for Indians to penetrate SO
into the settlements without committing sol
| depredations.
On Tuesday morning, while returning
his farm, the same statements were made
the officers of Company M, Second Cavalr
at South Bend, which company was abo
starting for Fort Ridgley. By permission,
half dozen of the boys, mostly half-bre
Cmppewas, were permitted to accompa
| nrN1c Co.