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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22
Han dsom Residenc for Sale or
Rant.

THE undersigned offers for sale rent tho hand
some residence nearly opposite his farm house
mile of Richmond, on the National hosd
From Ave to twenty Of land canbe had with the
house. The house has been thoroughly modernIei
and il Of the most pleasant locations In the co
try Tho grounds are highly improyed-a hne stream
Of water running the same-good water and every
other convenience JOHN P. SMITH.
An,;I os,t lao 20tf
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HWhile Ex- Governor Wise of Virgin
ia was declaring against thu Union in ease
of Mr.. Lincoln's election, his son, Rev. H.
A. Wise. of Philadelphia. chose election day
for giving the strongest assurance that he
was Union man. He was married on
Tuesday.
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Mr.. Daniel Swearinggen. late Of Tusca-
rawas county. Ohio. was crossing the prai-
RE. lately. With his family. on his way to
their adopted western home prair,e FIRE
overlook them. bis wife and four children
were burned to death in the wagon, and
be falling out, was kicked by one Of the hor-
ses, and unable TO help them.
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For Sale-In Richmond,

BOUT two Of Land, near the Depot. with the
n folio wing improvements Large prAme Dwelling
Stable Carriage House, Wash House. Wood House, Well
Cisern, good Spring and Spring House. Fruit Trees
ehrubbery. So Nice property will take small house
and lot In exchange.
A good House and Lot Fort Way Avenue, 5 rooms
good Cellar Well and Cistern-
All the above property will be sold low, on essy pay
JAMES NJ. POE.
Richmond. Feb 1859
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Eighth CemSWS Of India a0-.C Com,
plete.

We indebted to Maj. English. U. S.
Marshal. for the following table showing
thu population Of each county in this State
now and in 1850. 1t will be seen that the
population Of the State has in creased
fraction over thirty six per cent. in the last
dec ade.
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---- JAMES NJ. POE,
Notary Public & Real state agent
- Brightwsr Burdiag 10 rsH HD IA" TNn

RICHMOND. IND.
MAS sor ss. the foIosing new stock TOT sP'hs
.nieoaid Farm 3 miles from ltien moh"' ."
ths East York OF whitewater, near biis VII :,
rri,enaJiv rich bottom land, under good
valI vatered good timber good ffame ious %
Two Orchards, sxceiIen sprinr. &c. rAymen.s rs,h
Frame House and Lot seventh 81, rooms anu A'e"
en-, good we'll aud csfern rn.h.o
Dsiek House and Lot on Sixth 81, rooms s"1 A
we'll, cellar, &c . -. xoou.
Brick House and Lot North Pearl St. thfee ro'"''
kftchn aud porc n, cellar, we'll. We
Small Farm about one mile south OF kchmonn. ii,
Ten Building Lots In Clifton, adjoining hichmona-"
be sold low :. p..x-or,
Two Houses and Lots In ssvastopol adjoining Richmona
very cheap.
Splendid Building lot near the Depot.
Two Houses and Lots or Mill St. also cheap
House and Lot Marion ct.
House and Lot o n Msrketst. g.
Five in Centervilie suitable ior oAI
den all In nice order. improvements Frame Cot.Ase
Z rooms. Pantry. summer Kitchen, Carpenter snop
stravberriss good Shrubbesy, &c This property 10 de
sirabIe and vii, be sold low. easy payments =.
March Is. -
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THr NAuvr DYx-The beautiful red and

THE MAUvK DYR.-The BEAUTIFUL red and
purple silks which are nov 50 fashionable
throughout the civilized world. are color
ed With . substance which is extracted from
coal tar. The Prince in Paris Of pure aniline
violet. in powder. was stated to be from
e2a5 to 1886 per pound. The enormous
value Of this substance is owing to the TACT
that il not only produces great variety Of
rad and purple shades Of exceeding delicacy
and hriliancy. but these eolors are also re-
masksbly psrmaneot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

- The public schools Of Connecticut
educate 5000 children, At $5 year each.
~Disunionism and Diptheria are very
much alike iu one respect. They arc both
diseases of the thrcsA.
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REPuBLIcAsIsn II Nsw OaxsAss.-Ths
New Orleans Courier, Brsokinridgs pa
per. says that parties have already eom-
menced making arrangements for the publ
cation of Republican journal. 10 the conf :
dent anticipation of the election Of Lincoln.
The Con Ter also says that there Is . strong
Republican element in that city. which: I'm
mediately upon the election Of > RsPuchcsn
President, win not hesitate 70 take groeoo
openly
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

~Dr. Stewart. Of King George Va
sold ~ slaves to gssosmsn Of Arsensas Tor
shout oA7 600
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sAT.ES.
For Sale.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
1.-TWO Lots fronting so T. south on X X. swith run
ming north 10 Pool street, with nearly 80 H. iron'
on Seventh ct. :. n.
Also two lots on same block c"rnering On - !, ,
.lIey All these lots have the advantage OF s"i.ch
connecting with all the 4. Roads. Enquire AZ hooia
sens Machine Works, Main st, Richmond ino' a
Oct. IL
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ums were awarded for the best crops of cere
ais and roots Some prodigious results were
exhibited The following tables show the
production per acre, and the average pro-
duc,ons per acre according to schedule, viz:
C,RN ON ONE ACRE
Bushels
Ellis r. Lake. Marion county ...-....-.. 263
S. r. Woodtill ..........................ll5
VIM. NJ Prichard, Johnson county. ..2l65
j. 2. Dawson. Warren county ...2O5t
ON FIVE ACRES.
VIM NJ. Prichard, johnson county 1874
s. r. Woodfill. Marion county. ....l4i
E. r. Lake, Marion county .-.........246
j. P. Dawson. Warren county ..l8O4
oS Ten ACRES
E. R Lake. Marion county 1868
George Nooifll. Marion county ..137f
d. G.. Rabb, Ohio county .132i
VIM NJ Prichard. Johnson county ....l72
J. P. Dawson. Warren county ......l57
Mr.. Likes corn was harvested and weigh
ed between October 5th to October 10th.
1860. 1t was large yellow corn. Of course
il was much heavier than it would be when
dry. but even this allowance would show
enormous yield Seventy pounds to the
bushel was the standard in OHIO was 1876
bushels per acre, in 1850. reporte by George
Pow, of Mahoning councy.
THE WHEAT cRoP-FoR ONE ACRE.
Bushels per a~e
s. Hooker, Warren county. .46 :"
]. L.msster. Inward county .......... .43A
s. T Jackson. Wabash county ....-...F
G WooIfill. Marion county. ........46
VIM. A. Jackson. Wabash county .504
Jas. Orr. Delaware county (white) ....49
Same fred 49,. .-....47
/ FOR FIVE ACRES.
A Heron. Fayette
n Plat Warwick county y.................344
F. whitford. Marion county.........4
D. Williams, Knox county ---........2s4
FOR TEN ACRES.
J. Lemaster, Howard county As
Jas Hudelson, Ogden county, ind.........37
A farmer in Park county, who did not
compete for premiums. stated that he har-
vested 81 Bushels and IA pounds per acre.
on IL acres of ground. The greatest yield
ever realized in Ohio was So O5 bushels per
acre. reported il 1850 by Abner Lodge Of
Belmont county.
! Jacob Shimp, OF South Bend County, re-
ported yield of so bushels and 26 pounds
per acre on 37a acres
/ OATS.
James Orr. of Delaware county. reported
two crops of oats. producing so and 65
bushels per acre; J. d. Williams. of Knox,
reported so bushels per acre, and James
Mccoy, of the same county, reported 9S
bushels per acre. Each sowed two bushels
of seed per acre Cost Of cultivation IS
per acre.
/ IRISH PoTAfOEs.
There were four entries, all from Marion
couoty. George Woodfl,. I sere. yisld 90
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DRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
IL FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale = good fret class
dwelling on OF Sixth ana Walnut street 1t
stories high and contains four rooms and ktch
finished In the latest and best style, having been
recently renovated aud improved by addition thst
desirable. Any Wishing to purchase sue
house. have opportunity OF doing on the most
peaso able ts ms, by calling on
Aug. 9sh, 1850. 3S-tf
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OLD LARD OIL OR BURNING
fluid Lamps,
6NuANGEp to burn Coal Oil veil the latest pa
tents BY PLCNMER KELLY.
Nov. I.
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~Nevson eoznsy taken oG Of JasP.r since 1852
rEstiuaeed.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

for sale two large. three story
business houses the substantial char
and wennished throuz zhout They are located on
Main In business OF the City. They will
be sold reasonable terms for other prop
svty. JOB BORTON
richmond, june 2sth, 1850.
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EnOrsm Gus Crops Ia Ind la ma

At the late State Fair of Indiana, premi-
ums were awarded for the best crops of cere
ais and roots Some prodigous results were
exhibited The following tables show the
production per acre, and the average pro-
ductions per acre according to schedule. VIZ:
,pS nS nNr
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There were four entries, all from Marion
couoty. George Woodfl,. I sere. yisld Iosl
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Nernttidbte Nmsetger.
&iuoer'S MGbmnfbine.

De S9netcer btef9er Stabt, ipwie ale 9trionen, pelGe etmt
quite N6bmal b inc Su babeu lpInIhen, iOItsn ft eritnern.
baB cine BON ruiern Wtaibtnsn, speinat 70 bel gtrbet tbut ais
-s9enb cine antere, unb 10 aud sWetmoG 70 ptel @eIt
nbrtn9t., Dteies ma4t nniere @tai&inen gu ben biGGia=
ten, melte i'm Wtarfte Iino. Wetr ais 5000 bapDn Tin6 aleir
in beI9er Stabt in Operation an @bden, 28eten unb Sricn unt
baben ttre @t9ner cSsr bic tomtt atteHer in ben Stunb aeIest, ft
G.spt @eGS ~ enPGts", MS pmeH oass an u enoereGt sSe9e mGG9,
NJ @e6rau9 fn6, baben rn6dten. Ipnhen in unierer Sftce:
go. 159 8altintpreItraBe
~octIprcden, no @etroud$r Nnpeiim9en III beutIder, e~uolidcr
ranSBftfber unb iponider Sprade 5n BADEN fnb uno no mir sc.
Il teretne Dtadine fault, auf ~cerelbeu orbeten lerneu.
edttt na6 einem @remplar bon Stn9er'8 N6bmaI6ner= Set
Aug. &ue Wtoidtuen percen Elm gauges Sabr mad ibrcm &nfau
CON inns in oCIer Orbuun9 unb Separation 8ebateu. .ao
G6b2S,iD 80. g. BrDbertG, N9ent
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g}ere arrangements fit GiltiDal0trer, bic
nddl Dem NeIten III reticl niiuifleI.

EINtD UNET NNVIEEI on TCEIVEE EUIWFIDVIF4
0pt teue ben 9, N3per1ber an, wer0Fn te $%tnran6ercr auf
Der 9icrtkern Gentrll Gafpertfrset Degot Gtfenbabn nit bept
Grpree3n6 b%sf6rbert. Die gaGn btstet eaourb rem Smrntgrdnten
ctneu erGbtren @grtbetl, ais trsenO etue anrere 8atH,
aud i. ie nm 81 y1etIsn tar3er ais ieos anNers eapn mad tenann-
ten MGten, ais;
Pitt86ur9, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort @abne,
Gbtcu9p, W}tlpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Jtpf S8larp, Burlington, Soma @itp
up merpea be6t1t6 bts nit Ger gtrrttfrn Central Balm eebenben
geripnen 10 GtlnOfn fruher afs BIZ nit ancern 8atnen ~9ebenSer
bort etntrefen, aud, merHsn4 Nal meNtger bic g0aaen fntet ae-
rredfelt. 9te Balm steEt burd ben faEnaen Etetl Spn SbiO.
Die 9an5e @ntfernutg Spa bier he Gttca8p 1T 500 @teuen 0as
Gepad @ito bier 8ejetA1st (ntarteo) uab 8ett NIT ben Yafa8tereu
an BEN 9eftnnunsSprt.
9ta6 @reitliie, Dobton, Cincinnati, Snbianaa
polls, louisville ultb ct. 2oui8
uer6en etenfars &uFa0terc tefSrtcrt unS fir tGr @ep6f tstne
trettere unldbunsSfGacn beretnet. Die 9adastere tEnnen mi
bera 8 llHr, prer Nterbs 1OllGr-3us nab aasa pefltten Wdsen
8eten Ubne unterreas %awf8stalten su perren. - DurGfatrts-8il-
Iettc rerben pertaEft III Der Office e8 Nscnten.
Sctn@ 6. Balfer,
Of14s Sc. IS 8eNg.Gtreet nate g0aters gDtari.
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gSemer asnb tUi6ttoer Sabrplntt*
% gfa6 6em @eIteu 1lt6 SiiOctt. "a

baltimore ulGD SbtpEgtfenbGDtt+
Sin unb uaG benz 80. Suit 1860 geten bic 3Vae ne fo0t:
2pn &amSen =GtattUn Baltimore: Der 99fiug, Spnntd8S
auseenpmnen, I'm s utr so Mtnuten 0orntttags; ub Der @r
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mad auen &Getlen be8 g0efenS unp 8prbsgofRen3 tn btretter
Qtnte.
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man ben 8 ufr 80 Min. G3r rittas Bug, Na1 alien guutten
spiften Gumbe Lamb un6 Ubfslin8 lnO SmtfAen GraftCl unb gar
~tersbura ben 4 lttr - Wiinuten-8 ue SOn Baltimore.
Der 8rebertdzN Recommendations ua
srrtdst Baltimore fir Srtherif unb Bic ba3pii9en ~ltesenbea
9ldse t68G6 uat 4 u6r Is Iltnuten 9tadfntttass, NIT &usnabrne
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IN Baltimore I'm 70 II. 80 III. OitttasgG on.
Der @llicptt'8=I ttll8 zNccpmpbattpn8 qua
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gOn G1tepts's 0liIs I'M 7,45 MVr8ens, 2,3O II $40 Natnt.
Jtad WaIbi1gtpn uno benz SitDen
stben bte 3Ige I'M 425 rtb $40 gUrnttttags, funts I'M 3 is unb
100 gtahuttt1BS.
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Npn WaI9in0tpn
TINT s, 20 an6 Z 8rrrntttas5 uno 8, 20 unb 5 80 gta8m
Mm GDnntas uur NaGWnittags ut 800
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Der sweite unb brittle Bug bdlt auf rem 30tlGenfatiOntn
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at 5. &. gnGlano, Mgent az Der Xidet' Office, 6ancen-
fatiDh. " N. 9rfScptt smith,
Er2nSpgrtdtiDnsnteiFe Baltimore.
8. Sd. GSfe. General Giletaur. CRut6,iD
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6enersNe rfTdberrngem.
JOhnston's Insurance Rooms
o. no Soou.Gn.


So. 70 SecCnofr.
Teuers, MarineE un6 Qeben8s0Serfd,cs
r. run9SsGcmpdGnien.
Gt6erIte ll1lO feGteite GOmpaQnic.
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mt $36O,0OO Gapttaf. .:t-HI0
Sbn9bur9eV erItderuna8z&emp b. 0iroitipr
En nit 100000 GQptp. ... =
Nlbernarle=Y eritderung8sG oup. y. 0irQitielt
$500 ..- NIT 5000, 600 GQpto(.
Gharter Saf@Ueritd. @putp. ppn 6artfor6. i,
t.5 init $4,000 capital.
'Securit9sG eri derung8zG onap. ppn gensgrrs
NIT $270, 900 GapitaI.
RbOntrzV er ltderutg8zG pntp. bon y}epzg)Drf
init $500, 600 capital.
Jtel plnte>Ve itderung8zGD y. 9tcp=9}Drf
!" 's.. .t.it nit 1870, 600 6optuc ...- ...H
WtontanfsV erfi d)erumg8=@Dnrp. b. 9leneQorf.
- NIT 100000 @apta(.
Nems9Serlb@G It9er Comp po1 WenzIDrf.
nit $3.50, 600 capital. "'
Wtercuntile Wtutual Mdrinr
NIT 81 200, 900 Gapitol. 4
Neretnt9te Staaten &eben8=Gerft6erl,o ,r
NIT 81 ,250, 972 capital.
Nprtbertt vi Iurarlce= Gpmp. BON QpnHnn
nit 50. 1914, III @apito[.
We ceen benertten Sontpa9neen fr6 pn Der Qcoiaf,t,r SD
Staote8 Ufarplan6 %autbortrt ln6 lBenfirt. N0N'"" tx
Se BON Dem ltrrerSeuhleten repriientrten Gompooriec, k,h.-
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getra9 eerantUOrtlib fir bic 3a5lmto bon 8crG1ffcn'" "8SSoe'tH
erfest. &b08' s. % '|r E0alit@
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Gin frGftigcs Glitter oOer eit friib5eitiger So

SS$gaz8NeNMNW BON Or. 2. eubarfd,, prattHdfr Nrst
1T @bteagp, Sa.
Die Sueenb, bic Ntanntett unO saS &tter, @Ge fsGttn biefrs
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bic Sdpd6en uno &ranfteiten Der @eiGlehtSttetle, fir e,
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Sabre bes Qetbens cerbuten wnb idbri4 Gauicnbe ppn atbrn ret
ten. Der Setlunssplan, anf Der @nwen6un Der @1ec
trtett6 1T berukenb 1T BARN ausfItrlt6 befprpGen unb na6ae
ptefen, baB bteienteen 9attenten. bic tbr @elo fur Wse6t3tn eefpen
St BADEN, atne ssbeilt. su fem, f& nidt an bic re6te SdnteOe 8e-
penbet taben. Smppfen3 l1nfru@tbarteit, fUmie a1e nerp6fe
9siotn uuO S6pa6en her Gei&le6t8preans tDnnen MIR auf etet-
trti@em gDeee rattOnel esbstlt TerOsn: Ge9en Ginienbun8 rra
80 GtR. YpffanpS wtrb Cd Sepem fret 3ueel9ift wenn man
SrsfHrt. Dr. S. Qubarf&, Gbieaeu, Sd. 1881 iiunJ
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giGette faufet unb ioltst %tttieten nr Sn iUldea a%neefeater
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fnh, beIdmtnpelt gu perten uno tbr GSelo umipnff a~uS9eben. .
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rad aIen 8fettcn tes gpefcns Fab ~ taten btt
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Geteral. Grtisrdnteu= Ngert Der Baltimore rmb
StS= @%tfenbatn.
suan $50. 81 Tban,e8ltr., Baltimore.
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@i0emer soeero III 6vt0es suertD
WIDceiter QaIOaRfs nl0 Gfdbts G;eleIiG1qft.


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ffsefeaten prets pm $l25 sum gerfauf su brineen, a6 srar
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Steamer 3ur Serife4une nerer, regeIn1abt9er Wer6inburg nit
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oiefeS 9lanes nirb In Surge ben &entraIprntt fur bic um9sgenS
nMb unierer Stabt legen.
8rGmten
bsfetenb entneter In etneut 5000 0uabrat=Tu5 8regen @arteu
pber einert 8retttdet auf benz @eieGfAaftshampffatfe, rerben je
Ser In hcr @ntptdelure besrtfene Sabrtfplan let6et babur6
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Tabrifdntet, pel6e TIRE @tabliienentS naG egg 5drtpr Sits
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Ssutente 8Drtbete gefrtnren.
Pamphlets tperren unentaeltIth a~lsgsgeben, rns rGHcre Rad
riatcn erthetlt burG
Rpl9~9 s. Samtbt, &seut.
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10 ~FFFW"TFF"p wv" JF*F'
Den Ncrren Observation-Disclosures blerntt b~teer9etcnle AnSeige
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-26

THE RED River TRADE.-Thirty.nine Of
Burbank's OK teams, laden with buffalo
robes, reached this city yesterday morning,
from Georgetown, on the Red River of the
North. These are but small part of the
caravan which left Georgetown twenty days
ago-from fifty to seventy-fve teams stop
ping at st. Cloud on the Upper Mississippi
(above the Falls). Yesterday afternoon
the train started on their return trip, the
wagons all loaded with goods for the Red
River Settlement. and taking up some fifty
or sixty tons of British goods for the Hud-
son Bay Company. The teams at.St. Cloud
will load at that point, the goods being
conveyed from this city to St. Anthony,
thence by steamer transport to st. Cloud.
The goods will be conveyed to Georgetown
this fall, to await shipment there to Fort
Garry on the opening of navigation on the
Red River next spring. Upwards of FIVE
hundred tons of goods have been forwarded
by Burbank & Co. to the Red River DUR
ing the past season.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-26

FoR THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE will
be remembered that some months ago the
Smithsonian Institute at Washington dis.
patched Mr.. Robert Kennicot, practical
geologist, naturalist, and ornithologist, on a
tour of exploration through the region of
the Hudson Bay Company and the adjacent
country, very far to the northwest of st.
Paul. Mr.. Kennicot 1--WE believe we have
the name right has now been absent sever
al months, and has extended his observa-
tions over large extent of country but
little known many parts of which have
seldom been visited by the white man, while
Others only by semi-civilized half breeds in
search of furs. As the result of Mr.. Ken
nicot's labors and researches for mineral,
natural and pathological specimens, in
that almost unknown country, he has for
warded to this city fifteen cases of collec-
tions for the Smithsonian Institute, which
have been received by Messrs. Burbank &
Co., and will be Immediately dispatched to
their place of destination.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-26
Public Lands at Private Sale.

: The Commissioner of the Land Office
makes the following important announce
ment:
"a long standing rule of this Office does
not recognize the right of a purchaser at
private sale to notice of the time and place
Of proving up by presumption claimant,
who has settled upon and acquired an in
choate right to the same land prior to the
date of private sale. The law protects
settler upon the public lands from the mo-
ment he enters thereon, and does not act
manifesting his Intention to pre- empt it, and
follows up his settlement by performing all
the conditions and requirements of said law.
A person, then, who purchases the tract
after an inchoate right has attached on the
part of the settler, under the doctrine of
eaveat emptor, does so at his own risk. 1t
would be unjust and oppressive to force
settler to to incur the expense of notice to,
and litigation with person who has pur.
chased bis claim after the presumption right
had attached. The rule heretofore adopted
will, therefore, not be disturbed"