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A Timsiy Warning to the Sick.

II especially important this when The mo hfs
ffn,t S,af.. ~. ao.a.1 ylth 49, unir
lt,,,rY. tn,ns
pnrpnrtlng uedieinn .ut M MD les.
arc heraded to the world a. sovereign remedies TIA w
public should fuly understand the facts BE kn0wn.N nee
That while all the dn s,innl called liquors 10
pure and all the tonlcs containing alcohol ufara -
with n.ry article containing amy fusci oil Al
poi.on, HosTEfrEkS oELPBRArED STOMACH - Y.
rER1 OF these things eofnbsnsth -
~ % rye with Tia. juices Of tho most VIA &
able somarhc ambitious and aprTrnt herbs aud plsalA
aud that rapid remedy FOR dyspepsia and an "a
kindred complaints this Preparation stands beuf~ ,hw wovhA
the combined sales Of all The other tones advertised In hs
United the certificates which Authsn a.,
fuiness signed individuals the hgho. ataniing
every pufc ssonnl calling and walk ~ me- S0i W s
gsis. New York Office, W Dry street
A.-A.-Nadnm Jum~Ts Ma m q rtsA
Balm for developing the female form Depot III taDA
street, Sold BY ali iFuggists Madame Jafaels VrsAls
ObIserator sold everywhere. Try these preparations
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navst yt.x~,a I.otssry.-fsiHs Fss
q. .-D s'.s.snss ~ tlgtssa fssFs Ptasts
ss.sssas ~ ,s.' ~, .sss.r. y wsn ar..4 ~
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"Are ruIly EssabIi ,hed as Goods g
high order"-whITcONB's As VIVA REMEDY 81 ~
% BurDstts manufacture Chic W srnueE $500 ~
BURNETT Co, Boston, Propreto 70 OF our sAa~
Preparations for the Toilet &c. -
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All Prizes sn enc Royal Havs1a sSA
other leesIzcd lotteries caah~f Information given.
H. GAGE. Broker. m BrosdwsG
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Address Poiiak n SON. Mesrsehss&
Msnufsc urers, broadway, near FOURTH stree, ffso
cot Y, order. boiled and repaired
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Web srciAna1t ptrFsHsa'he tNr.
city yesterday rssgseins ths ns4a,ah circles o 40
10 NJ vicinity q Jones wood to-ssy -ste - Asld
rnn usAp cxsTAr.
Jsrna. Hsybsas vifl arrive ihs rroasd a -
three ocsocx v NJ aad rod ioss address % ns psst
present AMI future " fcnanism Ia - rsosislng "a
srous endorsements FROM 81 para - tho esgniry tas
,ss mss,isg 70 ssp~sis1 70 ts srsff srAir.
sErATH RsApxgARrHss.
C0ionsi W. " hys~rs, S1cmpxEi~1 by Nsi1t Ma
Ssr,y r-sasnsd from Nsahsston ssry bar pests,
DAP rnofnins lAXs kemi<s u l~u~rs s~aIssf b.,
arrival 81 bssfgavtss>, ssd s~sfsncsa were rssesf y
from ell psfS We cvansy usss sly fsr@~s y ih'
Csss1iss aevssssss u1slz b. sssstsis sggyyfiei
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A. Clear Head

FOR BUSISHss
IL the result of . bottle Of
CONGRESS WATER
Bsfa = sra.sf>-t
CONGRESS WATER
CURES BILroUsNEss.
cfEARa ~ HEAD.
suARPESs THE APPETIr.
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND DIsPA 'aAA
EMPIRE WATER.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
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A.-Lyon's Insect powder-For Eatsv-
rnInatng Rosches Ants ternn and preserving Pure
and Clothing from moths The original ani s@spsc -
signed Lyon All Others limitations Take ,tse<
Ins-e, Powder but Lyons Sold By all druggists and ~
uAH<Es row
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foR7ntiE cniLDEEs
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ssrm., ia. 81 E,sry ki"hl
- 'AhAt1' N.Y.
~ ~ s4~ss
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~ SALE ~


-aspss 80. - 49, "a o.
~, D>s n h~ssir-s~<sU - - ,..m-.. q -. a..
nTss-~s%s.Ls 49,. ~. - 49, ptssaoe-s ~ twss
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q s~iy r,us.y. - d FRS 80 80 ia'ssssas
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The magistrate held tho accused parties In 500
sions
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~in t~si "a ROM. spo,tsr - w ksefssxss vor.a
zsiss HA,uess Al ne r,srsh theatre Ga xosday Ma
tnfinh vp.rA ~ the nosi promising srls's y 80
WI Apfsh W tbs ave q h~nett Nedasttsy. sns
a. AirmNtsrs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-12-13

Roors AND SrocK RA1s1Na.-The
Canada Farmer says: It. is impossible
to keep stock advaotaseously without
roots. This fact, and the fact also that
root Ply s-ih ad ,mporslnt pill /. |.
judicious rotation, ought to induce more
attention to them. Turnip culture has
besS 4 sonoaposd the ehtet<ahchor ud'
British agriculture. 1t has, 1rough.
little short OF revolution in farming
matters in the old country, and it will
do the same here, if it can be made
general. Tur"ips do not require 70 be
so"n antil the hurry ofspliug york is
over, and thus a season Of comparative
leisure ma, bs .Ppepo5ppif;ated this iii Id:
pa,sesE crop. They are = pretty, sure
sop a.d, ~ god. la,a, highly Psodse.
tive and remunerstive. In this coun-
try they cannot, as in Britain, Re fed
on the ground, but require storage.
They, however, stand . considerable de-
gree Of cold, and keep we'll either in
pits or moderately we'll protected GEL
lars.
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-"Put down that pickle p The
words; gre uttered hpsfiealyp4d harshlJ
BY the sergeant, to an ungracious pri-
vate, who, carried away by his hungry
passions, has s -, piokls fFepg'thlk
barrel. Sand why should I put down
tie pickle ?" queries the private mild
". "Put down that pickle THAT'S 40
I want Of you," returned the sergeant
determinedly. "Down it goes, then r..
be CRIED, aud stua6ns it into his mouth
II quickly disappeared.
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Agent at st. Cloud.
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Hazel eyes inspire at first platoon
ie sentiment, which gradually but sure
y expands and smergls INTO loY as BE-
.ufek iv61aeA aA*a1, rdR eA;s' al
tar. A woman Of hazel eyes never
elop<s from her husband, never chats
scandal. never sacrifices her husbands
comfort for her own, never fnds fault
never talks too much or too little, n
ways is an entertaining, intellectual and
agreeable creature. z
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The income Of old John Beone-
hoff, estimated from the present pip
duction Of his farm, is not les4 than
$50, 900 Fe0ytaa 9Hl 0l1hiiet 10
his antiquated Dutch homestead, ne r
the head Of Benneh6f Run, and his
sgreeasaehs are probably corded up in
his cellar.
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DARKNESS FAVORABLE TO F ATTEN-
1xG.-It is fact that al animals fat
ten faster in dimiy lighted places, than
the full light Of day. This is we'll
known in respect to fowls. From ex-
entsp.dgylth sAssp, eoa4usie,s
have been reached that 10 4 dark shed,
we'll ventilated and properly warm, they
will make the most mutton from = Civ
en- amount of food. But dark stables
ar< lpt 9H-;for hb9es OF b.s{&1e
stock Of any kind tat is not with such
the mos. important object in view.
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1t <s, t1ls i.ts'ieeas med aud
1oasa Hyso little ,tteatou;to h.;ath}

LIS tssls TIT iltslli esnA men, and
woasa Hyso httls, tteatiou;to healthy
diet. Fashion dictates, aud dsluded,
wsak-miuded persons would rather be out
Of the world than out Of fashion. / sup
pose everybody knows il Is not fashion,
able to use boiled wheat, tor I will Ven
"ture to say that one fourth Of tho civil
lied world has never seen this article
used on the table. Life u wasted away
With A1e hseRd, tesqfs and yppddjngs,
AID, hdslls, When ~ too h.s, ,kypo-
phosphito is recommended to restore
health and strength. All this trouble
would b unnecessary if 10 would use
plenty Of boiled wheat.
Some persous bear acquaintance, aud
after you once know them fully you al
ways love them 80 it is with boiled
wheat, altar you oaee l%era- T. eatriitb
you always like it. Ny Husband eyes
always twinkle and look bright, when
he secs the above.named article on the
table, and he says, when through eat
ing : "Marie, what, what . good heal
thy meal this WAS have it ofteuer,
dear, aud plenty Of it." ~
Perhaps not every fsrmer'st vile
knows how to prepare this healthy dish.
Tho wheat should b cracked ia mill
I 4ltS6s 46ste,dSpat into halt pot
Of warm water, and let it stand upon
the stove several hours ; then boil it
slowly, and stir it occasionally, till it
becomes thick put in handful Of sshx
For children it can be used with milk
If left standing till eooi. it is very nice
70 cut in slices, aud use with cream aud
,pgar, o. fry. it. like mpsh ; ths last
<aei.ioasd + prefer for seae,sl Is, but
it can be prepared in various ways.
Almost every mother knows how
small children suffer With summer COM
plant !; flefn>d say7ta>eto ~ bdiled
wheat vasa loa5 I, ye.t ot, aud I
thought it almost = cure for this dis
ease, and it always makes her 50 good
tured, So much do I notice the good
effect that l{4a >kivA hsfIEl1
wheat instead Of severe treatment, to
make her good little girl. l used to
BE- very nervous-my physician said
my maic diet must be boiled wheat
md l have become sa9 zel4 rid 4 that
Gafsass,!f t dda3is.r Il eq11l Ill .!Lte
70 boiled rice and healthier diet and
By experience, know its constant use
would save many big doctors bilb.-
Ohio Farmer.
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CPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES
~ Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double Fo-
Gus. Periscoplc and Convex, worth from
zocts to 5000, for sale At BUSH'S. Can
oe exchanged It not found to suit after a
7,::;s:.. fk.kE.tlt;, ,,,,:A
iorsy different styles adapted to sacred and sscn.,
music sic FOR $50 to 5000 each. RIFTY-ONE GTSf:n
:.sIdea shs@: ii!ssstsa 5ss2Iefss Fs,s: 9f77
a1sssi MAs9N a.. HAML1N, Bosros, Mason
:HfHfFFffA{4f+ 444kNsr,-1k,j
~ , warnfn0 4ma Mstructton for Ios.C In
1ss x. as' W., FL s'h
Sent Free Of Chsfge, ID sealed Iettsr srv.lorss
srs.s p, y; sxlIaH HouozroN, Howsrd Assooistioe.
@'"''''' ~ ,,a2 ,2nMStfl
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR 1887.

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OF mailing by which they can supply the
Magazine and Weekly promptly to those
who prefer to receive their periodical d.
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The postage on Harper's Magazine is Is
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TERMS.
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Back Numbers can he supplied At auy
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Machinery for Sale.

A Twelve Horse Power Steam Engine and
Boiler sixty feet Wrought Iron Line Shaft
ing; Circular and Scroll Saw; Turning
Machine; Wood Pl.ner; Chamfering and
Drilling Machine; Upright Iron Drill {;
Heavy Sheers for cutting Pillow Steel and
Iron; Countershafts, Drum Pullies and
Betting; Blacksm: III Tools, Patterns, Far
mer's Steel Flows, with all the newest I'M
nrovements adopted to 6rst-class pillow
business.
This machinery will be sold much below
its market value-domestic reasons reauir-
ing the owner to return to his former rssi.
dence East. - =:
For particulars apply to F. Driscoll. Eco.
at the Press Office, st. Paul, or Packer &
Metzner, Belle PLANE, MINI. nl9-8v
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LIME 4 L0MBER!

CONSTANTLY on haad, ifull tuppl:
~ OF first qualit. lime, At 81 per barrel
or when taken in 9 Quantities Of over twenty
barrels. At Is cents per barrel.
hambSr and all .6uildingg material fa,e
ahhedfta order a. .he lowest cash prices,
Every style OF Furniture can he furnish
ed Immediately at the same office. %.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchau ee.
Office at the New York Store.
,~ss<<g = FOWLER & TOBEY.
st Cloud June 5th. 1852.
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"A young gent in Arkansas, in at.
tempting to scare young lady friend
by crawling into her window la ghost,
was nearly scalded to death by bud K
ct of hot water.
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S15()'

0lCO ling The a,np, he Batti Rei5 ~ a,S Ss So
nosptdt or Lights and Shadows of tho Great Rebsl
lou. over SlO pages. loo fine illustrations. No
sa' king. Just what everybody wants to re.a "I1
s5ls ltsee More AGENTS WANTED. Send fr cir.
Ga!srs. Address National Publishing House. No 10
Lombard Bloek, Chicago, III. "a = oo1iG
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The great Lake Tunnel at Chicag go
was finally opened on Thursday, DO
p<essnee pfbseia @f ctionaE sss md a
few Invited guests, th}fe being r%gec-
eral demonstration. Z.
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In England, people are largely IN
the majority over pigs-6ve people to
se'g1eyf!s, ,tayst. ,lp !l + SUP.
thong We talk ofs scarcity Of hogs, if
Ill the shoat' were equally divided, We
should find ourselves, ssyery ,,yn3, 20,
man, boy. girl and baby Of rs, With
four Pig apiece.
.TC2s<Ss<f " p >>z<1s- =; - r.
After examining the Cheshire,
England, mode Of cheese making; Mr..
willard q ~ il j. vh q vonld be called
decidedly antiquarian by an Ametica,
dairymsu ; and he aseribes the superb
~. vheh ia a.d> 'ht eh,<'s i
this section celebrated, 70 tho scrupu-
lous eIeaninsss Of the utessils and ev-
esyshing connected with tho rnaatfae.
soSe. .tiIH&i5 I11&),YT
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DOllE1TIC R8ClPES.

Drop Cakes.-1 cup sour cream, l
cup butter, 2 cups sugar, 4 beaten ess,,
J teaspoonful soda, spice 10 taste, and
-four enough to make 1t stiff enough to
drop tronzthe spoon: - VI
Bread Grid"e Cake'.-(Good way
70 use sale bread ) Crumb the bread
and add sour milk enough to soften it,
and let it stand over Eight. Then
mash fue with spoon, add 4 Leaten
egg and . teaspoonful Of soda for each
quart, VIZ sdaf sseug6 u: Z nike tNs
batter considerable thicker than tor
esaneo'sssidd)es cakes. A. fast u
baked, put on . plate over = :. basin Of
hot water, covering them closely With .
large bowl or other dish. This keeps
them VAIN snd a.esst ~ u
Psda'sg.-Tske p quarts Of milk,
+e.ssses, Aesss, / lbrbatasi, 4 table
spoonfals Of sugar, II teaeupfu.s Of
ssisins, and spice to the taste. Bake
II hours With . moderate fire. aaoss I
- II Ise e GatsThAssR ss5e'~ AesP
'seds mHk,' !" cup molasses, l teaspoon
aaleratus, l '.abtsspoou ginger, or othe
1svoring, . little salt and nour 70 make
The whole rather soft. It - light aud
good. IHnupaL szs'
SET sGiaa4 eaa1A.es-]llIseap. .v.t,
milk, cup mollasses, tablespoon but
tenorapassdflsd0fl t16lpoon salt, l
teaspoon soda, 2 teaspooofals cream, of
ttsr, favor with ginger or any other
Cpies.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF sTEARNs.
Al District, = - "-
dominique Wilson, Plaintiff. Notice Of sale
uytlsnSt If rca1 ostut>
Mary Mcnti and Ferdinand Mcnti, in
husband Of said Mary Monti. defendants Foreclosure
whereas, judgment in the above entitled action
was on the 9th day of October A. D. 1865 duly rem
.:ered made aud filed therein against said Defendants
and in favor Of the said Plaintiff for the sum Of Thre
hundred and siXtythren dollars and sixty three ccnts
SS6S63 and for the sale Of the mortgaSed prenises
therein described: Now THEREFORE, N0rlcH i hcrc-
oy gwen, that under nd by virtue IF Transcript of
Sa'd )udgment duly made and certified by the CLERK
n SAID Detlct Court and under the seal thereof 10
me directed aud delivered, and in pursuanceI6f Tho
PROVISIONS OF the statute In such cases made and mn.
.idcd the undersigned Sheriff of said County of
Stcarns and State Of Minnesota will sell Mt Prblio
Auction on SATURDAY THE l:rH DAY or JAN.
UARY, d. 1856, at II o'clock meridian Of said dav.
IT the front dovr Of the Court House in Saint CioS
in said County. to the highest bidder therefor fo
cash, the Real Estate authorized to be sold by yirtu
~ said Judgment being tho mortrausi Srrn,ise.
n the complaint in said action and in said
Judgment, as follows, o-wit: Int Number Avn RI +;
Block Number forty Lot Number Ten in RIncH
>nmber Eleven az; and the North ono third MA
Lot Number seven { J in Block Number four az
Saa last named part OF Lot being twenty-five t2.l
'ret Il ont on Washington avenue and one ilnnSrs3
and thirtytwo QS) feet decp All being In the Tovn
OF Saint Cloud County of Steal us and S1nte Of Innc
soto according to the plat or man Of The SURVEY ~
and Town. made by John l.. Wilson and recor.iss, ~
ne ice Of Register Of Deeds in and for said Ste.rns
0ounts' MATTHIAS MICkLEY,
,sa Dated Saint Cloud, Mimi. December 9Th, A. B
l' w. .... ... deceit
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awarding
of oil
6hAl
the remaining certificates should SPEEDILY disposed
n awarding premiums 1ntAsS@ VS.
W. F. C0OLBAUGH, Mon Bank
JAS. H. BOWEN ationaBa
J. c. DJRE, President OF the Board Trade
JAMES O. FARGO, Manegess American
l. Y MUM nhpanr &'ftott 4ev1tor.s4
J. A. ELLIS. PreidentSNcnd Naionxf
ar,G4NTpN BRIGGS Ewing
EF3}~ tSF4E. O. EGG! @ALL, Kimbark
E FMaS 4 4 IHyTg9N E4%seFLe{!&eoaUO III
desires
the and
TIC C0n~H the avadha' ta4y bees a"od.ant
vovl A~u .3~(1A = y
BOOKS, CLOSED
SHALL HAVE COMPLETED
iAfc]t 1 YXT I MND|
Five Dousrs possible BY Draft
III Currency. Direct to: y. H. CROSBY
IS Opera House, Chicago
w:p9tyefETCI1ELL.
Agent st. Cloud.
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John G. Breckinridge is Petition
ing for pardon, and claims that the
general tetnns' oat,suirenders ssatwaarded to
Lee and johnson, included him.
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BENNET1 PETERS L CO..
's''S.tS2 PropSetors
n and Is M1cHroAS Avrx,.,,
O.: % 2;CHIc - :
UNION ON, MEAT r. y n, ARKST
THOS. G. ALDEN gs.s

Would respectfully inform the peopl. Of s,
Cloud that he is prepared to ,far.i.h d.
With oil kinds Of the choicest fresh ~,
Fresh oeef, veal, pork, mutton, poultry ma
game In its season, At prices ~ Ion - ~.
!o.est = share Of the public pstroaa,s !.
s 50. Shop one door north Of Povell's
st: Cloud. May 18th, 1864, 7. :,,sz,ie
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NOTICE: TO SETTLERS
RAIUROAD1 LANDS

OFFICE OF rnE FIRST DIVISION !
ST. PAUL &-PAclfic RAILROAD Co.,
Sr. PAUL, Sept. 10th, 1866.
All persons settled Railroad Lands belonging to
this Com. any in tho towns and ranges mentioned
below who claim tho right to purchase tho same ut
Government price, are hereby notified to present
proof Of their right to purchase and make payment
therefor at the Office Of the Company without del y.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale,
II undersigned offers for sale a coo,:
i farm of loo acres, on the north cid Il
Maine Prairie, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST CLGuD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance p,ai
RE and meadow, and The whole enclose.
with good fence: thirty acres being unde,
cultivation. On the premises is,a
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE,:
with stables. granary and storchouse, two.
good wells. and other improvements. This
farm e, is directly on the main road from s.
CIood to Forest City, and will be sold
e"eap. Inquire atthis office, or of
= J. s. DAM, =.
Yonao tt 2HN On the premises. -
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dec13-6wE C. A. GILMAN, Receiver
TT s. LAND oEP1CE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,

TT s. LAND OEF1CE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ December eth, 1866.
william Griffith.
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the oath DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1867, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of the said day and then and
sl, made by you this Office under date of May 10th
1866, upon the " NV II OF section 10, township IT,
nge 3D. in the District lands subject to sale St.
Cloud Mimi, should not be Cancelled one james
Myersalleges abandonment thereofby You and pro-
poses then and there to show the when YOU will
se permitted tofcuntest such showing.
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
ec1S6wN Z. A. GILMAN. Receiver.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-12-13

Some one has defined Waterman
to be man hired by tho public authori-
ties to sleep out of doors at night.