Indian Warfare in Minnesota
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Croix, and found them engaged in a drunken revel. Mr. AITKIN, a well known trader, was with them. They killed about twenty-five of them. At first there seemed likely to be a great slaughter among the drunken Chippewas, but the excitement and alarm seemed to sober them, and they finally repulsed the assailants, and pursued them some distance on their retreat. In both these attacks the Dakotas lost twenty-three men ; the Chippe- was nearly a hundred most of them women and children. 1840. In March..., seven Dakotas from Red Wing killed a Chippewa woman and her two sons. June 17th, a Dakota named LONGFOOT and his wife were killed by Chippewas on the right bank of the Mississippi, near the mouth of the brook between Mendota and St. Paul. This year the Potawatomies killed two Dakota women near, the Blue Earth River, and carried off two children. During the summer a war party from Wabasha fell in with a war party of Chippewas, and two were killed on each side. 1841. April 8th, three Chippewas came down the Mississippi in a canoe which they left between the Falls of St.
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Croix, and found them engaged in a drunken revel. Mr. AITKIN, a well known trader, was with them. They killed about twenty-five of them. At first there seemed likely to be a great slaughter among the drunken Chippewas, but the excitement and alarm seemed to sober them, and they finally repulsed the assailants, and pursued them some distance on their retreat. In both these attacks the Dakotas lost twenty-three men ; the Chippe- was nearly a hundred most of them women and children. 1840. In March..., seven Dakotas from Red Wing killed a Chippewa woman and her two sons. June 17th, a Dakota named LONGFOOT and his wife were killed by Chippewas on the right bank of the Mississippi, near the mouth of the brook between Mendota and St. Paul. This year the Potawatomies killed two Dakota women near, the Blue Earth River, and carried off two children. During the summer a war party from Wabasha fell in with a war party of Chippewas, and two were killed on each side. 1841. April 8th, three Chippewas came down the Mississippi in a canoe which they left between the Falls of St.
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