Chapter D: W. INGERSOLL, Esq., St. Paul.—A Chart, illustrating the

operations of the U. S. Sanitary Commission.

Hon. D. A. ROBERTSON, St. Paul.—Thirty-four Pamphlets, relating
to the city of St. Paul, and State of Minnesota—and one volume,
Voyages from Asia to America, London, 1761.

Rev. EDWARD D. NEILL, Washington, D. C.—An original paper
compiled from Nicholas Perrot’s memoir. An original paper on
the northern boundaries of Minnesota—and a Map of Minnesota,
showing a part of the international boundary in the vicinity of
the Lake of the Woods.

ESSEX INSTITUTE.—Historical notice of their society and their
Collections for 1866.

CHAS. M. WETHERELL, Esq., Philadelphia.—Four Pamphlets on
scientific subjects.

R. O. SWEENY, Esq., St. Paul, Minn.—Two “River Sturgeon” for
the Department of Natural History.

H. B. DAWSON, Esq., Morrisania, N. Y.—Diary of David How, a
private in the army of the American Revolution.

Maj. Gen. J. WATTS DE PEYSTER, Tivoli, N. Y.—Documentary
Testimonials of the meritorious conduct of his three sons in
the service of the United States, during the late war,—and
forty bound Volumes and twenty-five Pamphlets.

Maj. ROBERT H. HALL, of 10th U. S. Infantry.—Photograph of
Major Lawrence Taliaferro.

Prof. BACHE, Washington, D. C.—Report of Coast Survey for 1863.

W. H. GETCHELL, Esq., Afton, Minn.—A Continental Bill.

JOHN M. CARR, Esq., St. Paul.—Charleston, S. C., Newspaper of
1796.

Rev. C. D. BRADLEY, Boston.—Two Pamphlets, one Broadside and
Autographs of public men.

N. E. HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, Boston.—Valedictory
Address of Dr. Winslow Lewis.

HENRY J. MORGAN, Esq., Ottawa, C. W.—One Pamphlet, “The place
British Americans have won in history.”

HORACE THOMPSON, Esq., St. Paul.—A Rebel Commutation Document
from Georgia.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.—Several Packages of Shells.

Rev. S. Y. MCMASTERS, St. Paul.—An old copy of Webster’s
Spelling Book.

Rev. Dr. CRAIK, of Louisville, Ky.—“Divine Life,” and “The New
Birth.”

DAKOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.—One Pamphlet, “History and Resources
of Dakota, Montana, and Idaho.”

A. J. HILL, Esq., St. Paul.—“Lewis and Clark’s Journal,”
London, 1809. Map of Vermilion Lake, and alphabetical list of
members of the Minnesota Historical Society, from 1849 to 1862.

INCREASE A. LAPHAM, LL. D., Milwaukee, Wis.—His Map of
Wisconsin, showing influence of the lakes on temperature.

J. W. MCCLUNG, Esq., St. Paul.—Statistical Directory of St.
Paul, for 1866.

C. P. V. LULL, Esq., St. Paul.—A copy of the Bible printed in
Edinburgh, A. D. 1766.

H. WEDELSTAEDT, M. D., St. Paul.—Photograph of H. G. Blasdell,
governor of Nevada.

CHAS. T. BRYANT, Esq., of St. Peter.—His History of the Sioux
Massacre.

R. B. NAY, Esq., Le Sueur, Minn.—Copies of “El Nicaragensi,” a
paper published in Nicaraugua during the administration of Wm.
Walker.

CHAS. H. HART, Esq., Philadelphia.—One Pamphlet, “The three
days’ battle of Chattanooga,” and a Map of the battle field.

Hon. HENRY WILSON, Natick, Mass.—One Pamphlet, “Military
Measures of the U. S. Congress—1861-1865.”