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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

LOOK AT THIS!
UNPRECEDENTED Luck at Stratton's
Four Prizes of $1,000 sold and paid in one Lottery.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, No D-April 2Ist:
GO 30 10 90 80 AZ l9 60 | % IL ~
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 % a. prize of $1,000
Half Nos. IL 10 49, do 1000
Half Nos. 10 90 AZ do 1000
Share Nos. u 81 63 do 1000
All sold and paid by STRATTON
MORE GOOD LUCK AT STATIONS.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS SOLD
Drawn Nos. OF MonongaIia, No 92-July 3d.
10 Ia 46 Al IL 81 AZ 10 SO l.
Ticket Nos. 10 40 60, the Sd capital OF $4,000, Ia
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No K-Oct27:
A 6 45 l3 50 &c SIS IS Is II 81 81
Ticket Nos 6 ID A. prize of 1000, returned
do do As 81, do of $500, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers Of Delaware, No 51-Dec 18th:
53 % 10 20 g. 60 Ga Is 43 81 So 4S n.
Whole Nos. 25 43 SO, prize of $50; Ticket Nos
% 45 SO, prize of S700-sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No.4-Jan 9Th
A 7 49 43 IS SO 81 al sc 81 10 40
Ticket Nos. Al 81, prize of 500, bot, so1d o,a
paid by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Sussex, No S, Jan. 18th
II 46 IS II 80 80 10 Sc 10 81 % Is IS a.
Whole Nos. % 36 Y Two more sold and paid by
Ticket do 3 II $50 STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, extra, No. 9, Jan. 10:
l6 IS 81 % 7 10 ID 9 40 SO Ca
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia No. g. Jan 18th:
50 50 Is % SO "a IL 81 80 7 3S.
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FRdDAYmsussex Lottery, No 7-Capitals s2o
wv oooo 2ooo, OF 1000, &c. 70 numbers, Ia drawn
Tickets "a, halves 2, quarters /.
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Nh PAINE n CO.. MANAGERS OF LOTTE-
III IA PIES RICEIMQMD 4 u

Nh PAINE n CO.. MANAGERS OF LOTTE-
~. RES, RICHMOND. VA.-PAINE'S MA.
NAGEMENT AGAINST THE WORLD-We
have the pleasure of announcing to the public the sale
Of another Grand Prize Of $4,000, which was sold by
c. B. Luck, vender of Panes tickets making the hand
some sum of 500 900 sold in two prizes in little over
twelve months Bhe whole of $36 900, sold by Purcell
4 Co, the whole of $4,000, sold by Luck, Doth in
Paines ottery0 will amount to money than any 10
prizes sold by any other management in this city within
four or hive years Another OF the repeated evil
dences that adventures should buy only in lotteries
under the management of D. Paine & Co. Orders for
tickets will meet our usual prompt attention. if addressed
to d. PAINE d. CO., or
c. w. PURCELL u CO.
Richmond Va
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$20,657i $1,000!
=. IUES a D9AAY-Monongalia, No 10-Capitals: $780,
557, 5000 1000, Of 1900 &c. IS numbers, IA drawn
Tickets -, halves So quarters 25.
S35,250 15,OOO!!
I AAY-Delaware, No. 4-Captals: $685.
$50, $1,000, 5000, 80 of 1000, &c IS numbers, l3
drawn Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 2 so.
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TIME PEN of a ready writer whereunto shall it
be likeued to be accurate write rememher

NHE PEN of a ready writer whereunto shall it
u be llkened to be accurate, write; to remember,
write to know thine mind, write
And to write with ease and elegance, good Pen is
necessary. J. w. RANDOLPH, III Main street, keeps
constantly hand Gold Pens of the best makers the
country, with and without gold and silver holders, at
prices ranging from 30 cents, with silver and PEN
cil,) to $l2 each. ia 10
INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.-RO-
n BERT McNAMEE having added largely to his
stock OF Goods would respectfully call the attention Of
ERW D' copsst s very superior assortment o. han,
KNIVES, fine superior RAzORs, CwarrantedJ SCIS-
S1RNS 3S SURGICAL ne a. AMP DENTAL IN sS
SHIPMENTS. He has also on hand an assortment
OF very highly finished NAIL CUTTERS. Persons
afflicted with their nails growing in the flesh will do well
to call and get one OF his Cutters, and thereby
His assortment OF TRUSSES is very large and he
would invite particular attention to his stock of CUP
PING INSTRUMENTS and SCARIFlCATORS.
tie ees confident IN saying that he offer greater in
ducemens in his line than any other establishment in the
city, nasmuch as he is practical manufacturer of in
srunents To his large stock of Goods ofhis manu-
faeture, suitable for Physicians and Dentists he would
ask particular attention. Constantly manufacturing and
repairing all kinds of Instruments. He is determined
by close application to business coupled with spirit OF
accommodation, to make his establishment second to
OPPOSITE. AMERICAN HOTEL,
And next door TO b. c. Harrison 81 Co.'s Drug Store.
ia 10 dts
DROF ESSiONAL NOTlCE.-Havmg deter
Il mined to remove my residence to the county OF Ca
roine shall in future (uness on special business at
tend only the Courts held in that county and Hanover
Business entrusted to my charge shall be promptly and
punctualy attended to. My address, in future, will be
junction, P, O., Hanover county
ia 9-2aw5t* EDMUND II. NORRIS.
EHSTATE OF ROBERT REID, SENIOR,
EL deceased-Ihe Undersigned having qualified as
administrator OF Robert Reid, ST., deceased, requests
all persons having claims against the said estate to pre-
sent them to him as early practicable and those in
debted to it to make payment without delay.
Il. P. AUGUST, Administrator
ia 2-1aw4w of Robert Reid, ST., decd
TOTICE.--T The subscribers to the stock of the
IN Stanton and James River Plank Road Company
are requested to pay two dollars each share for the
to be made in the Farmers Bank at Richmond the
Banks in Charlottesville and Stanton, or to the Prssi-
dent of the Company at Scottsvile. ia ii c2awlm*
NE ACKEREL.-6O bbls No Mackerel, for
I'VE sale WIN, TAYLOR.
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SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South l4,n

Let all the world say what they can.
For selling prizes, STRATToNs the man.
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S65.0OOI 3O0O0Ii

. ~ - @o3,OUU! 5U,0UU!!
SATURDAY-Virgina Lottery Glass No. A, to be
drawn on Saturday, January 26th l85O-Captals: $685.
GOO, 10000 $1,000, 10000 7000 5000 1885, 1900 1000
&c 70 nos, II drawn. Tickets $50, shares in pro-
portion
Buyers are referred to my Register of Prizes to be
seen at the office, as proof Of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number
Orders for packages certificates of packages and sin
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quesed. Please address orders to
de N. SRATTTON Richmond Va
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The Tickets in the above Lotteries are received and
all orders addressed will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address,
y % Richmond. Va
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a. FOR RENT.-The most desirably located store
change Bank. 1t has just been newly finished off and
fitted up thoroughly, in fine STYLE for store of any
description. Apply to
ia 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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Fiji FOR NEW YORK.-FIRST PACKET
- Virginia Line of Richmond and New FORK
packets-The superior fast sailing packet schr
HENklCO, Capt John B. Tuttle having the bulk of
her cargo engaged, and going board will sail with
all possible dispatch For balance of freight of 300
packages tobacco, or passage, having superior accom-
wharf, or
10
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a. FOR RENT, the tenement now occupied BY
E:4 Henry N. Templeman, Esq, at the corner Of
Clay and 9TH Streets Possession to be given on the
first OF Apr! next Also, the large new store and
dwelling on Broad street. next above the apothecary
store OF Messrs Grubbs Apperson Possession to be
had Immediately.
ia lift JAMES LYONS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

EDUfE CONCENTRATED EXTRAUT OF
A JAMAICA GINGER--An efficient and grateful
Stomachic Stimulant and Camnative, for the relief
OF Faulency, allaying Nausea, &c. &c. Prepared and
sold by PURCELL LADD g. CO., Apothecaries and
Druggists, 90, corner Main and 14h streets, Richmond
Va.
This extract contains in concentrated form all the
essential properties OF the best Jamaica White Ginger
and will be found valuable safe and grateful sto-
machic stimulaut in enteebed and langud state of
the stomach, accompanied with sense of sinking or
aintness which besides being attendant on dyspepsia
accompanies almost all arrangement OF the digestive
organs. 1t impars in such agreeable and cor
dial warmth, giving strength and the impaired
organs, and is not followed by that sense OF lasstude
and depression which after the use many other
stimulants
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Asa stimulant in an enfeebled
condition OF the stomach from 80 drops tea spoon
full, dused in wine glass of water, sweetened or not
spreerred may be used to great advantage. In the
same manner will afford pleasant and grateful drink
after meals to relieve the of ullness or atuence
occasloned by indigestion other causes few drops
added to umber OF water will be found to correct
the unpleasant and sometimes deeterous effects of the
too free OF cold water in warm weather For Cholic
or to relieve pains in the stomach, much benefit will
be experienced from its use, and by repetition in the
largerdoses severe In nausea or sick stomach
one tea spoonful, in small quantity of water will af-
ford speedy relief Persons travelling will find this ar
tice to correct the effects of change of water Pre-
PURCELL, LADD e. CO.,
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a TTENTION FARMERS-IOO TONS
IA RESI- PERUVIAN ella NQ-Iha s,hsor;-

1V adopted by the stockholders of the James River
and Kanawha Company, at their last annual meeting.
notice hereby given to all persons holding Post Notes
ton before the 3lst day of October 1850 and that
after that time no interest will be paid on such notes
BY order OF the Boaid of Directors.
WIN. p, MJJNFORD
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY WELLINGTON GODDTN.

E4ECUToR's SALE OF REAL Mn
~ PARS0NAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RlCHMSND.1By virtue of the last will &d Tesla
ment ofRdkal F. Shepherd, decd, shall Nd accord
ance with SProvisions OF his will exp6se to public
auction, upon%ae premises, on TUESDAY, the ed
day, Of JanuaryNS50 commencing at o'clock = NJ
the house and lo wha the esta% died seized and
which he occupied stuH fed on thy nd8h side Of Mar
shall, between MadhQn#nd MQdroe 8teets. The house
will be sold the persons eug Of two negro negro
neither of whom SGt of the city or or
adjoining counties. 1N said av8 will be sold subject
to the present years te, but Purchaser will be en-
titled to the bonds en therefor so, all OF the house
riety. ~
TERMs-EE the real estateJ oneeAurth cash, ba-
Iance at six Twelve land eighteen monN, for bonds,
slaves, onths credit, and theffurnure, all Suns under
that months APP
SAMUEL S. COTTRELL, EA
n, otRoyal F. Shepherd, deA.
/Sals conducted by w GoDDIN Auctr
F- ia l7-dtds
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a. FOR RENT, and possession given Immediate
E:4ly, the desirable residence I'd street, between
MAN and Gary. The house has nine good rooms, and
hydrant water in the yard. Apply to
de % RICH HILL Jr
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~ EW BACON 10000 lbs new Bacon hog
round; 5ooo do do Joles of our own curing small
SIZE bright and handsome, just from the smoke-house,
and tor sale by JNO, WOMBLE IL Co
in Ia
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a. FOR SALE.--A valuable house and lot on
E 9th street, between Broad and Grace The lot fronts
"a feet on 5th street, running back 1870 feet The i'm
proyements consist of brick house. containing eleven
rooms, including basement, brick smoke house. an
excellent stable, carriage, house, and other i'm
provements necessary tor gentee family
IERMs-One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, interest added
TOLER & COOK, Agents and Auctioneers,
de2O Pearl street.
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WNT McGRUDER & co. offer 70

Fss}5-N-,FTIT7Th ONLY REGULAR LINE OF
E.ssssszs.szszssssszszasF ri EIGHT BOATS TO LYNCH
BUkG.Ihe Canal Boats SAMSON, Capt. Frye and
BALTIMORE, Capt, Dunn, have resumed their regu-
lar trips Lynchburg, and will leave the subscribers
landing north side Of the Basin every Wednesday with
what freight may offer Freight sent to the subscriber
will have prompt dispatch ALFRED S. LEE.
in l5-W4w
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DAVID CURRIE.

<Is FOR Me- YORK-MerchantS Old
g.. O. Line Richmond and Ne,p York Packefs-
The superior fast sailing regular packet schr MARI
ETA BURR, Osborn master, having portion of
ner cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch For
nshed state room Accommodations apply to master on
board, at Ludlams wharf, or to
La Is ROWI EINr a. col nI1ITrr
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m,upesotn-The Fniis of st. Anthony.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
FALLS OF ST AsTHoSY Mir nesota June, 1850.
A few years ago this was a locality seldom
visited by the pale face, but now this whole region
ofcountry s in transition state the tro vel, ham
mer and spade are in great demand; the whooP
Of the savage and the sound Of the piano here
uipele with the roar Of the Falls Of st. Anthony
Minnesota is compound word mini, and sstak'
taken from tie Saux Indian language; the word
mini ans water, and the second, sotaE, mud y.
In 1850 Father Hennepin visited the Falls of St
Anthony, which be named after st. Anthony, Of
Padua, the Patron Saint Of bis expedition. Lake
Pepin was called by him the Lake of Tears. It
vas at this Lake the savage captors consulted
about the fate OF their prisoners, and those who
were in favor of numbering them, cried all night
in order to induce their companions, by their
tearS to consent to their death. The river at these
Falls ia 627 yards in Width and is divided into two
UNEQUAL channels by Cataract Island, which ex-
tends several rods above and below toe Falls, and
il about 100 yards wide, on which Capt Smith,
the popular commander of the steamer Nominee,
with pleasure party took picnic lunch, while
your correspondent was engaged in viewing the
snrroupding curiOsities, and having bis K et IN the
waters ofthe Falls. Cataract Island is an elevated
and rocky spot, covered with trees and shrubbery.
The rapids CONNIE nee macy rods above the perpen-
d;cular Fslls, the water running aud boiling with
Great violence whenever it meets rock OF other
ob,tructiou; reaching the range Of the cataract it
nrecipitates itself from perPendicala- hight OF
la feet Such 4 large volume Of water falling
,bs. distance would naturally produce emotions
Of grandeur in the mind II the beholder. Here
The effect is increased by the air OF desolstion and
syiieuce of violence which the scenery presents.
The falls are called by the Chippewa Rroslitook,
., seyered Rock and b. the Sioux Ruru from lr-
vim TO laugh. There is an immense water power
here which is in successful use two saws alone,
a. The lowest estimate, cut $4,000 feet Of boards
daily. A very large and commodious hotel Is just
comnleted. ard in every direction that the eye can
tnrn dw cling houses rapidly going up aud I'M
movements rapidly advancing The country, we
,fh;,L /, souevhat overra'ed and yet il ever must
he an important region OF u cle Sans domain. and
Cor Measure and health seeking jaunt, with s1ch
an excellent steamer as the Nominee, manned by
Gait. Smith and his courteous assistant Mr. Matt
ard. and young Smith, first and second Clerk, To-
es,Ls; With the romance OF the excursion, II holds
ont roore rational inducements than all the 5arato
err 10 upper tendon. If the invalid would spend
ss money in a journey to this place instead OF
Wasting il in nostrpms AID quaok medicines. he
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The My.rerious Kuockinss Again.

To TIE Editor Of The Tribune;
SIX: About The 18th Of last March l went t. the
City Of Rochester to transact business, and while
there heard much said concerning The Mysteri
Gus Knochings;" and more to crafty curiosity
than from any other motive, | visited the family
where these strange phenomena were said to
trsnspire What parporied to be the spirit OF my
mother WIN died more than thirty years ago, told
me how long il was since she died, bow old she
was at her decease, the day Of the month, and tue
month that abe expired and her Christian name
then inquired whether the spirits of my other de-
parted friends were present, aud the answer was
that they v ere. l requested each relative in the
sprit.world to rap: seven distinct knocks followed,
and each sound different from the others. This
number cores ponded 10 the number Of near rea-
tiyes thar had lost. Ten or twelve other inter.
rogatories were correctly responded 10 except one,
which was not accurate. Though had never be
fore seen any one Of the many Pertons At that time
in the house. yet thought /. possible thR. Il ths
girls, about whose persons these manifestations
take place had the rapping under their direction
that they might by some strange cnance nave
guessed out the ans Uers and that II Il was ELECTED
by some unseen machinery, that a. acniuery must
either be attached to the house or u their persons
To te ut this the young ladies went out OF the house
where the noise was heard as distuctlY as IN H.
bat the sound was unlike the sOu1d lustlo the
building | then opened door in the yelling u
see that 10 person was near but the Vbls, they
stanoing shout two feet from It, and the rapJIng
was loud on the cOor above me; and having my
hard upon it, plainly felt the c)ucussi0n when the
lnooking went off What chance there was for
machinery 70 make the noise, either in che ho11eo
about the persons Of the } Dung women, the reader
car Judge. then, With the girls aud young man,
az inmate OF the house, passed 70 room ~ wnlcn
! had not before been. il WIS about o clock Pm
The apartment was light, as the SUI SHINE pleas.
srily. said Will the spirit OF my mother remove
that table The answer was, Yes In about
fourth Of minute the table moved az lesst one
foot The movement was quick and decided |
repeated the request, and II removed egnln an
equal distance | tnen made the request tho third
time, aud again it moved as before. | drew out
the drawer 70 see if | could find machneryi sni
looked a. the table legs and the carpet underneath,
and if there was machinery there, wac not able
10 find trace OF it. | went away convinced that
what had before appeared % me much like nice
pump humbug, deserved investigation by the best
minds among us. Z. SMITH.
N,,cpoyL ~ Y July g. 1880.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY ~.

Newsrapers all II believel well supported. The
Northern Journal lwhigl is quite profitable. aad
r,chly deserves 10 be a good part OF the bu.ines.
portion of the town was burnt last year, bat ha,
been rebuilt in better ,,ye and the town is gain
er By the confsgratop, though some individuals
were great losers.
The best thrg | saw IN Wstertown was ths
turnout q! two thous and people on a will stormy
nj. bit 70 hear dry TAX on Temperance; tho next
best as new Portable Steam Eng ne invent
ted aud manufactured here by Hoard Il Bradford
and sod Including Boiler and al fxtures) At these
rates. Half a horse. power SIS; one-horse 800
two horse sl60 three horse s225 four h1-se $500
The two horse engine examined was running a
Nspier poTer-press brisky while burning about
~ much fuel &c a common kltcben-range. Ger
tsipiy tun Of pes coal would amply suffice 10 run
i. fortnight nigh. AID day. or month ten hours
per day. The time must be a. hand when every
thrifty farmer, with nearly every mechanic, viii
hsve such an engine Of bis oVn and choppng
straw, turning grindstone, churning chooping
wood, lhreshine, &c. will have ceas d 70 be a
manual and become q mechanical operation.
Printing press work. by hand must rapidly dis
tIlN"i 'N'Nt~ WV olFt'ath VI F.N 'Hb i-f WliIlu
Will be running on wheels and driving a scy the BE-
fore it or drawing e pow behiad it within Eve
years. We have hardly begun to use steam as
yet.
Bat | must close, with thanks 10 the many
friends who made my journey through the North
continual pleasure. Their region has recently
brough, itself into day light by its liberal construc-
ton Of Plank Roads, Though the stages which usv.
erse them are ia the msin unreasOnably slow ] and
soon q Railroad from Rome to WATERFOWL and
Cape Vincent intersected at Pittsburgh by another
from Sacketts Harbor, will bring the entire Black
River Country within twelve to fifteen hours of che
Commt rcis Emporium. From Cape Vincent to
Ogdensburgh is link which will not long be want
ing, and then all Northern New York, except its
rocky and mountainous center, will be as sccess-
bic as Vermont or New Hampshire. Then, in
spite Of its rugged climate, will th, be widely
known and admired rs one of tne most productive
and heslthful portions Of our magnificent State.
Il stay here to attend the Free School Congen
ton tomorrow and the Temperance Convention at
Oswego next day; after which l shall hasten
homeward. H.G.
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would realize mach more Of an equivalent ia re.
turn The steamer Nominee leaves Galena every
Dc hoay Noon for ST Paal eisht miles from here
ard returns the same week.
=, lie city Of Saint Anthony, which il laid oct o.
ne cast sic Of the Mississippi. directly op29site
We "e'a aci IL beautiful 20 "a site handsDns
elevated prairie, with a gentle inclination toEa-d
he river bsnb, and II sufficient width f,- parallel
s"ee's' extends up and DO va the river. In the
rear 81 this. another bench Of table land sEels 40
coming nesuu1l and elevated platform L1rs
~ y .,e proprietor with clause 10 the dsed
P'"'"''"t re ,alH OF intoXic -ting liqulrs on th.
premises TIE Inhabitants are gso 80 g., ,,.
STATE 81 @a'ht, aud form an e.ierori.i1, ,,,,l,
tlon. cry thing here IL or the 10 ,,hs, 4 ,,.,n
cipo. Mr.. Pattison r - keen a s,,s,,,. -
~ stable at -. Pau, Tor the ac.onm ,tst,o NJ ,r
ties and Individuals Your correspondent 81,
agretahiy ci'Afpoihted IN this respect. He diInlt
expect Co tint carr ges and horses here that ro,it
do honor 10 the avenues OF NeW-York Abovs tns
Fals here there is 4 Steau.b7at which runs IN ~
Sunk kspos a q stsnce OF 30 miles, which Is Gu.
rosity IL Is a miniature smile of Fulton's i-st
steamer on the Hudsou-a large stern wheel, with
two locomotive engines Tor prOPol,iug power, 10
cabin. and the framework o. q email steamer con.
s,itutes said craft Il, however ans Eers an excel.
lent purpose for luubeii1g. aud performs the dry
rapidly aid well. The Wlunebeg1 Indians are
moving IN Considerable M nbsr5 from their oil
homes to Crow Wing river, their d. stinatioa. The
impedueuts which the Fur Company aud their
agents have thrown In the way OF their removal
by Mr. Rice who has the contract from Govern
ent, IS highly censurable, and meets here with
mark ed dsspprobstion. Gov Ramsey is very &C
tive In bic efforts 70 secure smity aud peace be-
tween the Sioux and Chppe "a tribes, VINO are
de ably enemies to each other. council o. said
tribes under the mediation of Gov. Ramsey, was
held few days since at fo5t Smelling, 70 Y miles
frC m here, when an armsIice was agreed to until
they could bear from their Great Father at Wass-
ineton. The Sioux Indians are very blOodthirsiy
and feroco0s tribe. Hole.in the day" the Chief
OF the Chippewas, is quite an orator. ant is en-
phstcally Lion whenever in town. HIS features
are mild end expressive.
Your correspondent has number Of communca.
tons from Lake st. Croix, and other parts OF this
Interesting region of country, for your sheet il
ceptable More anon. BUCKEYE,