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In the evening Lieut. Graham returned, bringing with him Mr. Rolette, from Mackinaw, who brought me letters from Col. McDouall, etc.
As time will not admit of my copying they are filed in the desk.
Tuesday, Oct. 18th. — Began to write letters, to send oil' Lieut.
Graham with them. At four o'clock in the afternoon, tired a royal salute for the good news from Mackinaw.
Wednesday, Oct. 19th. — As I received orders from Col. Mc- Douall to discharge the Green Bay Volunteers, I did so. I got money fr...om Mr. Rolette to pay them off. I issued a proclama- tion that neither provisions nor lead should go out of this post, knowing that an order was sent here from Green Bay, and the demands we had for those articles for the Government, were my reasons.
Thursday, Oct. 20th. — The Little Corbeau called a coimcil, when he notified us that part of the Sioux were going to return 1882] Anderson's Journal 247 home. Mr. Dease, knowing that I had received four kegs of gun- powder for the Indians, asked nie for one to give the returning Sioux.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the evening Lieut. Graham returned, bringing with him Mr. Rolette, from Mackinaw, who brought me letters from Col. McDouall, etc.
As time will not admit of my copying they are filed in the desk.
Tuesday, Oct. 18th. — Began to write letters, to send oil' Lieut.
Graham with them. At four o'clock in the afternoon, tired a royal salute for the good news from Mackinaw.
Wednesday, Oct. 19th. — As I received orders from Col. Mc- Douall to discharge the Green Bay Volunteers, I did so. I got money fr...om Mr. Rolette to pay them off. I issued a proclama- tion that neither provisions nor lead should go out of this post, knowing that an order was sent here from Green Bay, and the demands we had for those articles for the Government, were my reasons.
Thursday, Oct. 20th. — The Little Corbeau called a coimcil, when he notified us that part of the Sioux were going to return 1882] Anderson's Journal 247 home. Mr. Dease, knowing that I had received four kegs of gun- powder for the Indians, asked nie for one to give the returning Sioux.
What to read after Collections - State Historical Society of Wisconsin 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by State Historical Society of Wisconsin Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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