, 1866-12-10
The PARIS EXPOSITION.
Display Of Specimens At the Illinois
Central RAllIpad-SAmplos u II est
ern Pr. duce-Thc Goods Ready
for Shipment.
Barnumss Project for an Indian Dole
Hmf1on.

Tbs eIteukivc preparations which hare been In
progress tnr some une past Throughout tho rari.
o1s Western States, 70 send 70 tho Paris E1posI-
don specimens OF "estsrn produces md mannac-
ture, ars now completed. and ahs goods arc ready
for shipnsn! to New York. Chicago VI, uade
The csutra1 place Of depoelt tor tho State OF Ill.,
nots, and the Illinois Cautsa, Railroad Company
1epoe1ed ne ust OF their depot u temporary re.
eeRasle, ~ 70 ~ v15ions afieles. A visit 10 the
N abundance Of A11 Kinda oi psodpes. rcuresen,.
tnE the mineral a0d agricultural wealth oT I'LL
ness u =, industry snS 4. dsSe,opmens in every
r. Holden, Esq. the land salesman or Ihe road.
to whom wa entrusted the task Of assor1ing and
eb7e IL Il e. s'sf RS.
dnty, htttnT the articles all correctly labelled,
.nd PACKED into H. c.1e. winch viii 10 shipped
Among thc ereEimens Of <a4ous kinds ofproduce
uow u the Land Department. wc observed sa4t
collection Of eamples nsne the Agricultural
whcats Of various kinda, sorghum, Chinrse aucur
cane, htoon eosn, surprise o2.s, and cotton, boih
= sss +. s.s tea StRc 1s ao!.
tEihnted IN immense variety Of Epec1nons which
viii prove Of eeta, interest To- lhe Europeans
uois Central rad. bottles Of gralas iron, various
Ems, I'd . Ts1less Il articles TOO aaiafsrions s
=. II addition q The specimens from enr own
states which have t;cn forwarded to Chicago Tor
Wisconsin and 1owa., including al The forms.
lions, with copper. le.d md 1ron, building stone,
cement, md lnn,h1e from Iowa City, coals from
collection Is ! very eompseaeastse one and vii
setse e e r.. eonvsy 20 so,ns iass TO ~:
Implements, II enoald be mentioned, which vas
anticipated to be very complete, falls considerably
that ore Of he fsmous sehu.ler Wagons Is among @
the Chicago specimens.
In connection With the subject We may mention
ss t. e. 0 e
Who Who rii doaSiers 10 regarded ia Es Eurons
q H. a' ~ 0 as II as Ris1s nd Ss
Bs1num; tEsa Sf New IoEk. ~ 4 cs@ntssopss s
| Derby, thc United States Communicates. Al
soon , = = Il ~ - "Pas5tood M sa,t
! d opteide exhibitions, VI. Barnru. WITH his
usual enterprise, conceived tho Idea Of sending
q
% the aul:.eef With Nj. Derby. and scheme was
eaee iar ny appropiatiea prop of pasie neasy Of
] public snbsrlp,Ion. Commissioner Rowland. who
;epssscnts various s'.ies md 1esr,tor,e. Of The
| soon dexe1uped 10 fend 1 delegation Of Indian
tribes to the Exposition sor pu1pos or ecIent1nc
| study tnd the era!lfeation of The Europeans.
/ From letter addless4d by Ar. Rowland 10 Nj.
Bsrnum or The subject, we learn mat arrarre-
| ments have beer made 10 collect and forward
about tt1.ty picked men from the t1bes
known as The Slol1, Dakotah and Chippcwas.
| consisting Of say. twenty men, fire sqnaws aud
their children. fhe.e will be aelectea WITH great
care heir phsF!qne their hablts, a. well II purity
Of blood receiving the ut1nost consideration.
They u I'll he accompanied BY three interpreters
| tHA Afor1a f1HA n1Fr
Of m experienced agent II is proposed shst they
hall carry Ht.h thtm yarie.y q goods g. theft
The Rronnds q he Champ aa Mara: 4 suitable
! ton building ior tbs erection Of their wigwams
1ea intsfesaRg .9 psaty 2s,y ~ probably embark
,lrsble That snch representation should be made,
and ,he project will doubtless receive the eost ia:
| volahfe consideration from the Imperial Com.
missioner. In order 10 secure the fullest nenense
to The Indians a, 10 those who havs undertaken
| the risk. We understand that Nr. Barnuru, ecc-
| ing bfs suggestions 70 ah1y carried ont, has re-
Iiaqutshed Els connection With the project.