8 i ute Treusu rer.La Crosse in the War.Another La Crosse Company has gone to the war. The La Crosse Pioneers, on Monday evening, left to join the l-±th Wisconsin Regiment in Camp Wood, at Iron'd J)n Lac, The Pioneers have, volunteered for tio “boys* piuy.” Every man has gone to fight. The officers of the Company are we!! known in this comity. Captain palleys and First ’ Lieutenant Staley luive both filled. the office of Sheriff of La Crosse connt.y. The Second Lient.enn.nt, David Law, Is the widely-known omnibus man, and Chief Engineer of the La Crosse Fire Department.. The entire Company is made up for hard work. 'A large gathering of the citizens of La Crosse took place at Barron’s Hall on Monday evening, to bid the Pioneer!} “Cod' speed.’’ Several speeches were made, after \ which the Company was escorted to the ! railroad depot by Oapt. Bishop’s Company, [ the Fire Companies, and citizens, by torch- i light. jLa Crosse has already scut to the war— j .. The La Crosse Light Guard, jThe La Crosse County Rifles, *'I’he La Crosse Sharp-shooters, • |The La Crosse Artillery Company;The La Crosse Pioneers,• Capt, Vo ogle's German Guard— niul assisted in filling up half a dozen companies from other parts of the country in addition to these companies, the La Crosse Cavalry. Company, Capt. Bishop, now numbers over seventy rnen.—J,ri Crosse Republican.vv-i