Superior Chronicle (Newspaper) - October 9, 1855, Superior, Wisconsin VOLUME NUMBER 13 DOUGLAS COUNTY WIS TUESDAY OCTOBER 0 i If It Al r county Wisconsin T I U S A II I til M i lift in mill M IM x TWO DOLLARS A YEAK N r ulio Too v i T I and i answer to a Hi Indians soon us the taken r v m Lies tins among thorn his arrival M dance As dances end portions i iif on bv ut n u in lliu in lain proposed he had ever without a oii thu I1S the smile not and ot no more j antic have been ai account than a in An revels iho n I I hem I an tui and edited interview with Mr Gilbert n rr Sr he r el ins 1 T -on I J an elegant cloak made Lrue M was a Mali with a i medal in by irs It has been I hat allies and all the smaller do well in He in country Melds of oats have ecu in various give promise of an abundant harvest The only of that I have seen matured early and appears bo a large and Well formed grain Mr wiio has been n and t if ymir v t I tlo r W y 11 t i it in y -in- a-i I r 1 yi y u I ilu If't n H ill iN ir III 11 ur i ymi in t I- w ymi Tor M i- iry in r ii i ry yi ur AM mi w r n t it -I n tine in i tun il'in jjt I etc incidi nt ting of of Lake i nf J bo Tlie wealth of the around the head of the lake yet been opened but the surface are favorable and claims which they hold at very high prices I have been assured by the man is said have tlie celebrated mine near removed to City by Mr the of or nf mi Indian chief have with tins brother of Mr it It a whole work to gat it mine to tho river by of a portable and over tlu ut Sto Thou it i v J iV one goid or bettor may be was there by tho of Uio opened within live ur six miles of Superior Government steamer aild finally aftar being for thu purpose j or he fm u the ot wo to aji Superior ns wording minei the as at mt their will tested on it At tho of arii h world of N tho lint the o commercial city not depend wholly or as on tint mineral of the and thu it is u be the it and i trade with the on St tlu Sr i liU un Wing bva of away ana lud vast j tho of their an iit tlu I 1 minos hare a I ut lit A and i1 brief it was that the Indian is were j of real i tho hi to Iw nearer Rial it tjie w thirty Uills and f-r a this I of to river and planted it OM Old price he tlie of in the sum kind of sail had over paid lor tobacco lie replied that a species of corn sent for i mado of I Michigan and at the profit the under parallel of 1 late son was culled in they art o as u the if or Mecl r in buen tint a Nov barley eurn can -tlie cf a inora fhan i n w in this And it be in- Sandy mid even at highly cultivated than any of tho American north of Mexico and At its iic was wno i iu toU lliu M He then crowd and an tlnT mt ion of this paper will i I nnd mi of n it from tin pen of i it and I II to the perusal of our ex- I 1 i i Would have been a a e dances he and a of the The Chief re- to the ring nml mado a brief evidently a of mnt Mrs A of gan educated Inly of Indian 1 me that it of bit and might exclaim Mali's Makus lor among t blond or an 1 men in or war tin World and all time Id with melancholy truth chance we have been able to witness what can not be seen a lew yems hence on of mi ig his winter supply of hay lor his and which lie designs the St Those meadows J have nut but a on rit island very iine A few miles southwest and west and the Indian into vast and fertile rics whose tor agricultural pui To by tiry road is only one hundred and i liles Thu proposed military road tor natural road to tlie A military point route of a by and makes tiie of a the working the of or ur one hundred west to MSI us fur i 1 i i-o cf old i M ions a t I I of the Indians assembled at v 1 i 1 W in IV a v 1 M hall In- J T u I- braves in the were line specimens Their erect lorms developed chests and tribus on try and general health as developed in ironic frontier annually deci nates brave and consequently it n that among this tribe at there ire women thna men between the and I conversed with Lako than H St I of and i bis air hi that he was the revive the nt of an continent Here in our magnificent v pen to the trade of Superior ail that siting and crowd of il country upon the Upper d cultivated people on board surrounded i a id river and in contrast with the rnd of primitive savage in- i i i ti sis in trome tie 1 i i I i tu man is in tl ii r sad wo were farm r Iron of t n tin i i r venty and forty perish M fv i wiio laws of and dim in 1 MM V in i i 11 U I I'll COM A D A N Hun II late Canoes nrc r of both the element The Indian lo of Indians have dotted 11 ul next month ii ling Indian 1 i lit who up on the is Tlic am nil of tho for the piles of CH nune the of of the and I the work They fade they re d beech as the grass of the witJu'-rs P en their have I and 1 fi n ly of ul i- us and the of vitality to Indian but submission to ita no loh VMS the on cither of proofs convinced K-M with small been thrown into her lap those 1 to both Catholic and a have In: built at he o the on j wise to the several points of destination ia north I doubt that the flourishing town will bn built fact will bo more bo ty in and an- that ae distance Oswego at the of the to Superior is only miles further than it is to Chicago thin facilitating more capital of a county o her at Foil of tiie St Louis on the pro c aim of Col 11 JJ Cariton a the route of the to his home this route freight can be carried lan by any will nt all reached by vessels of a draft and where a may seen rod of extent f A better to St Paul SM a ton cheaper than 1 other route and cost of tl o month of the the ed it will go forward A tri been made line of stages will commence running from The o by priest Jure is a i re- from his native hind Ills J a nf cormorant and traders who for whisky and some useful ul the dollars il t wi IP id j be In told -t wai thai she was Even her children leaves the island to return iu the t All they could say with us the Chief who was ninety years old looked like a young man ed her oi bin inora Letters from Superior The following letters descriptive of our j moro our party than town atul country from ly were n the proportion of their ot idl series of six written by the Kev J G The I f i i v f i i 1 by u t The be- parted with almost id to his homo inay add shades of color for Wilson and published in the Democratic the infusion of French blood from a long of series nf successive intermarriages is found o at Superior summer and the i V us Indian was made on m the immediate vicinity of on i ho point below Manhattan ours to health and iu of their freedom of ual exorcise in air Their August A of two weeks at head of i i un i doomed in u up Intt the pici ure before IIH is ut Louis and rf lr f wore a or their the miles the linked r they had scalped One dia- The oi me Caucasian iix IT j He told us that ho had lands ou tho are rolling dry and The engineer is to commence the Superior to the Mississippi during h cation of the road which can be made to cut your and it Inn been computed that the range with a maximum grade J within ten two millions of people in- ol forty feet to the mile and which beside habiting the great Northwest will ngp ban no to encounter j their goods from Atlantic across Lake A largo amnnnt stock has neen Superior and by the roads thence diverging et and it is expected that the work will be and leading into the fertile plains put under contract early next spring now just inviting the attention and w die the town is springing of the hardy having been built on a ajc during the lust three or weeks August 24 1855 a at a future may seem visionary to but by those on tho ground it is regarded as only the natural and of times mingled with loud with silver it at undon the north shore in The in mines is very large and the of operatives at high the average amount for practical miners about a by no villager a re growing up in neighborhood of the mines n missionary at would have unde caro within a of live a of 2500 The for and arc nearly idl brought below but at prices farming would be all along tho a re- employment The experiment has been made and the result is satisfactory At Marquetti the clear land for thu and some largo have been enclosed which are now waving with ripening grain I think I may have stated in a former loiter that at there marble anil oilstone and as well iron of which nas been the machinery of new steamship became than an ordinary decree tenacity Iron and of of Lake Superior but certain kinds of agriculture may flourish and and and commerce U being lai 1 the new which ig influence A Hako even ht The site almost operation And by water and on an average thirty Lake the water level and protected has drawn no picture more highly the fierce blasts of by and imperishable than such a's ranges twelve hundred feut high more than realized in the history of is chosen for a city Cleveland Chicago or in ranges of where property few years arc filled with mineral treasures Mines ago was covered with a land warrant 1.1 of purest metal already exposed selling to-day to a the hand of man to and render and where has sprung into subservient to the purposes of i the present commercial of m ranges the Northwest sij froni the lake Iu vc a gradual and easy can be converted into gardens and places of elegant Aug In my portfolio I find some items re even to the summit They are ing the mineral resources of covered with a luxuriant vegetation and in rior to which T have in former letters ad- July appearance of a vast verted only briefly and in general Ice scorns to bo hifls or of heyond the range there is oral treasures cut through and exposed in i afford On July appearance vast verted only briefly nnd i clothed with ripening of tiie Lake Hc blackberries and currants ed by hills or proximity to the harbors to build their lodges in March of transport and Only twelve sod April for the purpose of making sugar years ago the tot large of copper and great marts of trade far into the interior stretching away toward the and i laying as it will ita iron arms thi prairies and across the riven of great valley as they follow the pathway of the setting sun cannot be secondary or any of our seas Will have trade mid sustain its own the whitening every hart or u from Chicago Col- Detroit froni Cleveland ami plying daily to the Fountain of the and effecting an exchange of the products the North nnd West for those of the South and East A new has upon Like Superior tho V opening of the canal at San t Ste The of Superior are thrown wide its towns and cities a name and n place on the chart of history its agricultural lands are appropriated by iu mines unfold their seeks ef emigration U pouring in through the St Maty and the Saut tho all of greatness and tho with portions of eonnoctecl and ary with tho of UM ud
