CHAPTER LV.

Rage for investment in western lands---Habits of the common

deer--Question of the punishment of Indian murders committed in the

Indian country--A chief calls to have his authority recognized on the

death of a predecessor--Dr. Julius, of Prussia--Gen. Robert

Patterson--Pressure of emigration--Otwin--Dr. Gilman and Mr.

Hoffman--Picturesque trip to Lake Superior--Indians desire to cede

territory--G.W. Featherstonehaugh--Sketch of his geological

reconnoissance of the St. Peter's River--Dr. Thomas H. Webb--Question of

inscriptions on American rocks--Antiquities--Embark for Washington, and

come down the lakes in the great tempest of 1835.

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