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The Department. Of Agriculture
hassseoeivcd from Oitprnissan j..
J u redwood plank = fob is1 5! =
sxhilltion in tho mustn ~ dss|
(artnpnt. This extr diilaalys ~,
seyse feet five inehe' VI nd q tvelys 'l
Wong, was donated by ito hr1sos
Mcpherson l. Welhertree, Of San Fran
cisco, it Irving been sawn At their mill
on the Noyo river, about 100 miles
poffFI q # San Fr9oeiieoe: Th' plank is
believed to be the largest ever sawn at
any mill il the. world; apd to former
owners were >fered 800 sof It, for ex-
hibition at the Paris Exposition, but
preferred 10 present it TO their own
Government. ,
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.cR0W' .w1Na., ;.

~. ~ Glow WING, Nov. 9th, 1885,, j
EDITOR .JouRNA1,-I send you IN
abstract IF returns Of the election held
At Grow Wing, Tuesday, :Noys,s6th,
1866: .......,.., .u>.! sos :.,, b. ~
For Consress-Colyille, 81; Donnelly, 2.
For State Authorization, 20; Nell
raeh, 10.
For Clerk Supreme Court-Hough, Ii ;
Cavanaush, %. :. u. =. !. 81
For judge, I'll Judicial Di.trict-Moorie,
18; AeKelvy, Il. ! ~ = '.%>..
For State senatur-Evans, 20; Bruce,
IL. -. ...-., -.
For Representatives-Tanner, 33; Rich.
ardson, 6. ''' '~' '''.>' 49, ~'''
There was no opposition for County,
officers. The vote was light, many be-
ing 1t tie payment: D.~> q = =
= ';'' ~ Respectfully yours, ~ O -
| c. GRANDFATHER. i
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~ PROCLAMAr1OR.4s :

~ the Prssident Of the Uaitsd states.
Almighty God, our Heavenly Father. has
been pleased to vouehsafe to us, - ) people
another year Of that national life which is
IN indispensable condition Of peace, secur-
ity and progress. That year, moreover,
has been crowned with peculiar blessings.
The civil war that was 80 recently among
~ Aas not been anywhere reppened sfor-
eign Intervention has ceased to excite alarr
Or apprehension intrusive pestilence has
been benignly ,mitigated; domestic tran
guilty has improved; senlime its Of con-
cilia.ion have largely prevailed, and a1fec'
tions Of Loyalty and patriotism have been
largely relieved. Our! fslds have yielded
quite abundantly; our mining industry has
been richly rewarded, and We have been
allowed 10 extend our railroad system far
into the interior, recesses Of the country,
while our commerce has resumed its GUS
tomary activity in foreign seas. These
great national blessings demand . national
acknowledgement. - II. |'i<.,<.'
Now THrRrroRE, l, Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States, do, hereby
recommend: that Thursday, the twenty.
ninth day Of Novsmber next, BE- set apart
and bs.obsesved every whore IN the several
States and Territories Of the United States.
by the people thereof, q I day Of thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God. with
due remembrance that in: His temple doth
every man speak Of His honor. 1>eccm-
mend. also, that on the same solemn oocac
sion We do humbly and devotedly implore
Him to grant; To- our national council and
to our whole people, that divine wisdom
which alene can lead any nation into the
ways Of all good.
In offering these. national thanksgiving,
praises and supplications We have the d.
vine assurance that the Lord remsineth =
king forever. ''Them that are meek shall
He guide in Judgment and such a. are
gentle shall He learn His way" 1.-THE
Lord shall give strength to His people, and
the Lord shall give to His people the bles-
sings Of peace.."< -; - '::
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand, aha caused Tie seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Warrington this 9th
day Of October, in the year Of Our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
six, and Of the Independence of the Uni
ted States the Ninety
(sigued) Il ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: ...
w. H. SEwARD, Secretary of State.
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MORRISON cOUsa1Y.s

ia 7Ilrrr1,r FANS; Nov: l2tn. 1856. +
: EDITOR JouRNAL.-There is one town
in this County which casts about thirty
Eve Democratic votes, tie returns Of
which I can get exactly, but the best
information I can not obtain makes Col
villss majority in Morrison County,
txenty-oine; MoKolvy's majority, one
Yours Truly;,,s'. s>@='!: ~ -'".*t''s'
.. .t.., ~ N. RICHARDSON. >
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II u > singular fact Of the .l,ts cleo
ton that while in so,ns States tho Re-
publiosns have gained and in Others
lost Menben Of Congress, yet these
)osses and gains exactly balances, and
leave the relative strength of the, two
parties in Congress the same - during
the last session. 49,. ,.. I'll ..xG,f,--.
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3:.CH1PpEwA AGENCY, Nov. 3d. 1866. j:
.ED1ToR. JouRrAL.-We lett, here
on Monday, last, 1.-The 29th: nit, to make
the annual payment to the Mile Lac
bands of Indians at Mile lac Lake,
Tho party Was comprised lot Major
Clarke, Indian Agent, y Mr., James
Bean, Clerk to the 3Agenoy,' Doctor.
Barnard, Indian Physician, Messrs.
Paul BesuIisau and Truman W. rt1,,en,
Interpreters, zJotsph, the cook, Frank,
'he Baggage master, andan:se seert,ef
nine cavalry men, from FortaRipley,i In
charge. Of, Sergeant :Johastoo.v The.
heavy fall Of snow aud the number Of
heayily.haded teams with goods for,the.
Indians and traders, ,mlde the roads a.
most impassib'e. We e.mped'tor din
ner at place which is now known Is.
Battle Creek We gave the name to
this place on account Of q little episode
which occurred here after dinner, and
just about a. ws'~ere ready - proceed
on our line of>march. 4 We noticed dur
ing the forenoon that our. soldier escort
would frequently fall back and collect
IN a'group BY the; wayside Is in friend.
y. intercourse, and then d.shup 1t full
speed: and overtakss the train, These
interviews;sesued TO- produce isingu-
Jar dispcsition (which tended 70 garra4
lousoes, upstesdy gaitandI a@gene4al'
tendency to dSorder' aud unpleasant
words aud'gostales 'to~irdseaeh other
These denoast,ations soGna resulted, Al
ihto1give 'M.jorC Clark an exhibition of
their proves and capacity for duty, in
: regular .etto,s ao y; much with sa.
bres, Is with 6sts. and boot-heels,
though several sabres we're '*;d drawn j. and
attempted to be used, but quickly
wrsnehsd fron the grasp of their own
err aaa thrown aside.r Seem the e4eaf
majosityi of'ths eombatantslvera On the.
ground piled in hsaps Of, ifxosat.nd;
thrss, pounding each other d close to:
the faesE apd eyes'aa tbey. could reach,
whilst by very adroit maueuyre the
prostrstsspartiss' woaldrssry,freqa.isly
bring their heads, md, laoas in contact
with the itsashod heels of the oavalry
boots Of the paths, occupying for ths
time being afmort sreotipasit;on.2 This
ordsr, rhowever, s~asaafequsatly and
.npidly fsvsrsed evhils, AIRED ajuioc waa
seen to how quite freely fronts mum.
bsr Of neutrality-suspicious. dd..isgthess
sxerc,ses.g Meantime, -, the sssrgeant,in
command, who was duly asober, could
but ealnlytlookl %, being IpoxsrIsas 10
stop tho conflict Major, CLARK ,,who
wasb soon entirely satisfied with their
efficiency IN tbat'pastisular line IL tao
desy ordered fhiS a1soss simmediate Zee.
ton of tAsIssxpedision i''to,t forward
march, This had thef effect TO eb,isf
the s1g,seadsat toi,a tsaddsa Gloss, a.
w sooa observed ths scar section con.
ing up 10 etheirl place In ardsrai lam
pleased 70 ny, IL tsipa~as adiat.trspt
ed by any similar display tpsths tore.
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RADICAL AND RIGHT
THE CHICAGO
EVENING POST!
The BEST AND CHEAPEST
EVENING PAPER IN THE WEST !

The Publishers Of Tns Pos7, realizing the
want long felt thoroughout the Northwest, of
IN evening Daily which at al times and on
oil occasions should truly represent the
loyal sentiment Of the great masses Of the
people, have endeavored to supply that de-
mand, and year since established the
paper bearing the above title. The unex-
Pected success which has everywhere
greeted the undertaking has stimulated the
publishers to new endeavors, and 1t will be
their constant aim to give to the true-heart-
cd people of the Northwees an Breoine
Daily which shall earnestly and undevi-
atingly represent the advanced public SEN
timent Of the time-which shall uphold the
hands Of our loyal representatives in Con-
gress in their stern demand for just and
lasting basis Of reconstruction, and which
IN the present crisis, shall stadily maintain
the cause Of the people as against the en-
croachments, the usurpations, and the
treachery of this bold and bud man who, by
his lack Of principle and dignity, has so
degraded his high Office and Inundated the
nation in the eyes. Of tho world. IL.
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n 9. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
y. Nov. 14th, 1865.

~ Nov. 18th, 1860.
Horace &ruttoa:n2H II hH.fS ~tYtft; ~; a.
en You are hereby notified to appear At this office
On The Sra DAY or JANUARY, ~, At 10 O'Clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1sdSI made
BY you 1t this Office April 9TH 1868, upon the x
OF the NV u ot section "a township IN, Mango o. In
the district Of lands subject to sale at st. Cloud MR.
shos not b cancelled Samuel J. Tubbs alleges
en- ABANDONMENT thereof by you and proposes then
and there 10 show the Same when you viii b afforded
an opoetunity of contestns such showing.
.Ei{n3 IN HENRY G. WAIT, Register
nov SCWb -, G. A. GILMAN, Receiver
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FROM =. EUROPE.
Renewal sf French Troops nEsn:Msxieo:
-n!sIiief Of 1rreland-,P'en ~, jobs.
Brig ht-vietor Emna.nul' In Venice,

Bffght-vietor Emmanul1 In Venice.
la3nGtu!auk --,134aGb Ill: !:sils;.;
Nav YoRK, Nov. 9.-The Herald.
Paris correspondent ays, Gen. Casteltess:
90 will arrange for: tho! return of the
French troops from Mexico 90 mass, ~
Napoleon, 4 hiaks that, = march, BY j De-,
taelhlnents would: be ipsonyenient. It.
vas considered that France void BE- re-
lieved Of two huge iucuei, Rome. and
Mexico go: At about the same period of
time. .,y,t .;5 =,
(1o11l1qH HEwA .rEil ATLANTIC! oA1L1.1
The Herold. Dublin correspondent
says the Bright! banquet ino Dublin
promises to be .:grando nations. affair
He givesextraets from the 'letterx' re-
esivedrb ys the executive scommistss
from leading psrsonages 10 reply toths:
Invitations The sentimsnts expressed
By fCardiusl' Cullen and others go: TO-
show that Mr.. Bright is'likely TO- ef.
fect' such = reunion of@all good aud:
worthy Irishmeii as will secure tho le-:
Ultimate removal Of e1;s,ingdia6ca lties.}
1c, Ssss4 ~ I Il; NOV s7 ;rbs:
trouble between The sultanie govern ',; =
ment snd The Cabinet Of IL. United
states, growing out o. conduct. Of Tie
Turkish officials toward tbe, consul aan,d
eonsul-general i America il; in the Island
Of Cyprus. l h'' '! hsso s '''e1s. rov 10
..PARIs,, Nov 7.-The ships1.whieh;
have been ordered for the service of;rer,
moving The iFseneh troops from iMskico,,
ire se.dy to sail, q The ,Monitepr OTTO
day says that M.zimi'lisp will .re~.ip4s
10 .Msxieo.,o~ .r :niloV sb sus'II ltii=
''BraIfr, Nov! -Prussis sess ia The
appGusmentef sBstou Busst ~ Miii,i-'
tsr sof Foreign 1fairs' of'Austtis! aan A.
tempt o. the part Of the scabibetf Of
'viebns,; 70 interfere on questions :oss-
sidere1 J. settled IF this view TO- corr
rect; twill inpelthe' Prasisng eovsrnu
mens 10 complete more quietly: 'ahd
surelyitsla.tional work ID Germany! sa
VENICE Nov. liking victof' Eli!
m.nueipths tulstt'ot united Italyjt 'snser-
edths al slt1l o'clock this 'morniss.,
Tie psatiatchofz vcdioe received Hi
Miesty''in' the CHURCH ots.ek MAX
where xpTsI hsauiwa5 f'thadtsd lBs lio6s
Or If thssssHt! bebfsoeptfou .isivsu
Bythefal iddisip4,ity and peplsis ~.
DIT di6ssut ,Is6d great oJ NJ ,naoifs1sl
sd:s7o The crowd Il which turntd 'oass xas
immense.
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'T 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIN:
~ Nov. 18th 1894

81; You arc hereby notified % appear at this oice
On tic Ism DAY or JANUARY, 1861, 1t 10
O'Clock 4. T.. a aid day and then aud there show
yen April 2lst 1885, upon the e< ~ section 10, and
e'Hnw u section Is in Township No. 126, range
In tho District Of lands subject sale at st. Cloud
Man, should not be cancelled - one william d,
Brainard alleges abandonment thereof BY you and
ptpHoe9 then I'd there to show the Jsoms Uhan you
whlAeps r1AastSA tocSntDstysach showing. IL i , Z:
/ HENRY @. WAIT, REGISTER.
! nov1k6W1 G. A. GILMAN, Receiver
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THE CHIPPEWA INDIAN
:"2 ~ PAYMENTS. :"vs::: 49,
4 Full and Detailed .Ac-
,. ..;. :, 10 count. sll,,;5... =. =. Il
THE COUNTRY, THE INDIANS AND
THE 1lANs1R OF:PAY11ENT. $50.
It. ...,'L.s NO. ;, *:'* +*''':

The Trip 70 a11lls Lao-Bs4tls .Creek--
How It received The; nane-What
Grow Wing whisky viii do-The In
dams 1t Milo LSo-Thelr greatly finn.
proved eondition-..They ineggur.te =
Saving Fund-The Great Annual
Danee-Gener II Tteuls. "l.'~ a,"i'
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IDEMEMBER the place to get nice set
~ Of Silver chin Jewelry, Breast Pins,
Slseye,hattons and ar-ring,,is u DUSH'S.
JeWelry store. He engraves them >teauti-
fully. -
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the EVENING POST

Is anexcelled by any paper in the West, in
the fullness and reliability of its Regular
and Special Dispatches, both by the At
lantie Gable and Local Lines, in the variety
and vivacity Of its Correspondence, in the
extent, thoroughess snd accuracy Of its
c0AAERCIALs} lNTELLI6ENGE,
In the freshness, vigor, and outspoken
character Of its Editorials, and in the high
tone Of its literary and Miscellaneous Sc
Lotions. Besides, it is furnished at rates
one-fourth less than any other Chicago
Daily. -.
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G00tVo' AAAo "0o OOo'pACA0U SAo u0AV
Day in time to get everything packed
Up and proceed FIVE Or six miles On our
Wy 'back;' where We found excellent
camping on 4 lake shore amongst heavy
timber.' IjFhe number Of Indians Paid
It Mile Lilo was ten hundfed and sev-
snty-fve.'" The amount If each share
vas the same as here, $3.50. We found
these Indians; as we're these here, fat,
he.rty and we'll clad. Many of the
women were better clad than The aver aver:
igs"of our ffiairmer9 wives III Stearnns
county: q" They do not spend their mon:
" a freely Is heretofore, because they
fre not 80 needy. The Mile Lao IL.
iians agreed id council, previous to the
payment to. collect ron each share
kfty cents" toabe held in trust BY the
ehisfs' Of iesach band Is /" Kind IF sink
ing tfupd to BE- used hereafter "a their
necessities might require. This fund
amounted'f IN The aggregate Is SOME Eve
hundred ada 'foft!y1 dollars. :" One Old
chief, called Rics Maker, Is considered
great miser::i !" He is said t, = Have 4
thousand dollars in gold yet on hand
frtonm former anhufties.! md J,iear knows
how many ,igreentacts:: u .'i'''' 100
I witnessed With IL much pleasure and
curiosity, the great. Annual ! ~ Dance on
Th h!.9 Il Hni isght: The }. company was
very large, Of course, .nd comprised al
the young m !pe!l a .pn women, and the
children down s to the little ,piek.ninnies
-Four Indians beat tho music, While the
whole crowd Joined in the singing and
dancing. Their siin uli a', was certainly
great Improvement On 10y j; q ths' Kind
lid eyer heard bsforre3 b eii'ej not a', q
monotonn'oauus. Il seemed more like si iii,
ing sengs, and "a. told 81 those Via
i tb.t ~ i really 'wi. q 20. oo
% eur return here ve vsre ~ gRla,siaed
70 meet Rev. Kniekerbqockke i; q Mime.
lapolis, and Kev:" Stewart, Il sax C cs1;
tr., Who sc 81 prepared = attend the ot X
e:,S y ~ R.s'' :!
ths rsss1et'sssa. ' 4y|<pE Path
are pleased 70 have theiIr *. company, a
thsy gre 18th a ys sy ''e 'sia ! and epter
timing l;e en as esaa ,na,sn. ted vi,
vi nigh, mention here that, the 1adi
M |ye have '.'lAsesdy visited give ysss,
encouraging ,AiEns lef improvement il
their h.s.bit'n They are becowing,p@'
.slfzellisspt, more ddisposead 70 till, Il,
soil, and toS1aise'' corn and potatoes
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(NPECTACtRs AND EYE GLASSES
y Genuine Pebble salasses, !Double Fo-
Gus, Periscop,o and Convex, worth from
25cts to. %. OF, sfer sale at >pUSHs.s Can
be exchanged If not found to suit after
thoeppgh trialIs.,fso; ,...t.. s...a.. o.pr
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{ Unqestiessbls tie best ss,taa,sd ,eork Q,
lie xiad Il -.le ,psrld" : !. 7 =: -
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xX1AkE uf.-A 1T Of ALARM CLOCKS
V1is -just the thing to get you jup1 early
in the morning; For sale cheap at BUSH'S.
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THE retusas, 70 far - received, giye
Mr.. Donnellya m.jority6f over four
thousand, This il beyond all prece.
4eok. s>1~< sRE4G ~. ..1ness.Eg.,lt !. as,o
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OF the latest styles and patterns, purchased
for cash, and will be sold at q very small
advance.
Our goods will be represented just rs
they are, and our endeavor will be to please
those Who sec ct to patronize Us.
Having had many years experience with
the best Of workmen We feel justified In
saying that We are fully competent to re-
pair any watch, from tho common Quartine
to tho finest chronometers. Our work, and
also our goods will be WARRANTED.
Hoping to receive q share of the public
patronage, We pledge ourselves to serve our
patrons faithfully.
~, A. W BUSH.
St. Cloud. Oct. 18Th, 1866. ven14
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: I'm Rspablie.n majority ID Pope
0oenty i 1eo; in Doaelas county, 80
voeeao VII )-e,t .s>Es .si,&y s2s5s.1. s LII.
senator E.n.s,y, y and family start.
q tor Warrington yesterday morning.
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MCKNoR T0LMAN & CQxIITT0 \ ~

T1ChNuh' TVLmAN 4 CO.
!. (suoosssoRs e =. v. I L. a. sl,s,
7 Broker. B.oe&. sa.. Gs.,a. 4 s.,<st; B.
ST. CLOUD, . niss..
1ake pleasure in Informing theis friends
anu the citizens Of 81. Cloud and Northern
Minnesota that they have just completed
thei1 Fall and Winter stock Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE sTUFFs,
Glass, Glassware, 8.
And all other articles usually found in q
6rst-class Drug House.
Agents for all tho
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
A full line of
LAMPS AND LAMP CH1MNIEs,
KEROSENE OIL, ALCOHOL,
Pure Wines and Liquors.
TOILET GOODS
From the best French, English. German
and American factories, comprising :.
PoMADEs, COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS
for the handkerchief,
SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS,
And all the latest cosmetics Of the season.
/ The above goods were bought for cash in
the Eastern markets, and will be sold at a
small margin.
% German spoken.
,..r. g. . TICKNOR, TOLMAN & co.
St. Cloud. Oct. oath, 1866. -. v9n14
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

BLAKsLY BROTHERS & DAVIS,
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15
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Nothing; i Unusual occurred during tho
Afternoon, save the breaking; down q
one of our ui' sspiiaag wagons r. which, how
ever, was soon placed in running order
by lie efficient skin and handicraft Of
our man, Frank, aud the use Of nd.
merous cords and various pieces Of tim
bst. we pitched tent FOR the night on
our old camping ground Of year sgo'
on Long; Lake: L." Though a very diaa-
greeable night, our camp was comforts +. i.
able ind under the 7 same Old spacious
tent d With /. hinge camp 6ro and
plenty Of rubber and heavy WOODEN
blankets and buffalo robes, al nicely. ar
ranged on an under strata Of pine bark
taken from from ii, T. BID tepee, by our q excel
lent camp director snd genial compan-
ion, P. B., We all slept, comfortably.
Should you by mistake Interpret. these
initials 10 msan, 'pr*eIfsct brick" il
would do our friend Paul 10 injustice:
Next morning ii after hearty break
fast, We broke camp early, and proceed
ed on our way without interruption, ex-
eept the breaking of our light wagon,
which was SO common an occurrence
tLat I shall give no farther notice than
q s.y that bef ore y; We returned e he
Agesne;yj We used up nearly III The cord.
strspl,et,? chains =. and lariats belonging to
the expedition, ::lbtesids ! very cens.idera:
bic jqqluautityy Of timber on {, repairs. An
accident occurred to one Of the soldiers
Who whilst: dismounted and leading his
horse up hin was kicked in the face
by the horse ID front of him, producing
a severe wound on the side Of his foe,
just below the EYE. Fortunately the
horse was 'unshod behind, or the injury
might have been much more serious.
As we were near the end Of our jour
ney bleeding was stopped tie wound
hastily bandaged, and the soldier plac-
ed in the wagon until we arrived in
camp, when lie received the immediate
and careful attention of Dr.: Barnard,
and the Il next day 'was able to mount
his horse and 60 on duty. We arrived
at the payment grounds about noon.
The Indians had already all collected:
We pitched oar tents 81 very vi comfort
alba camping. ground, amongst. hard
wood aud Pile timber ana ID 81 near
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