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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

"A GENERAL ASSORTMENT.
Comprising in part;
EXTRA MESS PORK, BACON SIDES. ..-.
CHOICE LEAF LARD.
SUGAR CURED HAMS.
EXTRA, SUPERFINE ami FINE FLOUR.
LOUISIANA SUGAR and MoLASSES.
COFFEE, TEAS, RICE, TOBACCO, Etc. Etc
In store and for sala by
BIDWELL, PAYNE & CO.,
- Tcbopnitoulss stree
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
los and no Broadway.
NEW YORK, JANUARY 23d, 1856
Your attention respectfully invited the following state
ent of the operations this Company during the pas year
and of it's present condition: - - ,,r -,r-,,
DRBD THOUSAND DOLLARS, anu twelve years expert
enc in the conduct General Insurance Business the Com
many confidently the Public Protection against the
periis Of O0FAN and INLAND NAVIGATION and Of FIRE
The Board of Directors this day resolved pay divi
dend Of SIX PER GEM the outstanding certificates OF
Profits to the holders thereof their legal representatives.
and after the 5h Of March next; dividend of FIVE
PER CENT on the Capital Stock Of the Company payable II
Cash IN demand also a dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER
GENT in Scrip the earued Participating Premiums
the Company for the 1865 for which Certificates VIII be
issued on and after the I'd day of April next
OFFICERs
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President,
ROBERT NJ. c. GRAHAM. Vice President
JAMES LORING GRAHAM, JR., ID Vice Pres't
H. H PORTER, Secretary.
FLIIoTr ROBBINS General Agent
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coMpREsIEa TIE FoLLowrEaLwELl KNOWN AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES:
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
172 Broadway, cor. Maiden Lane,
NEW YORK, Feb. q 1866


dividend of six per is this day declared payable on
demand, in Cash to Stockholders A.,
Also interest dividend OF six per cent on Outstanding
Scrip payable 18th March, in Cash, - r., -,
Also Scrip dividend of Twenty per cent on tne tane9
premiums Policies entitled to participate in TIE Pronts Of
the wear ending 3st January 1865 The Scrip Will De READY
" S' GEO O. SATTERLEE, President,
HENRY WESTON Vice President
WIN K. LATHReP, Secretary
WIN A. SCoTT, Assistant Score ary
We are now prepared to issue OPEN and SPECIAL POLL
CIES against the
PerlIs of Fire, River and Ocean,
E ra Orleans to Ports and Places the United Ststes
and vice versa Also at and from New Orleans Port or
Ports in South America or Europe, upon the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
ond viii; nav all Losses in New Orleans And from long
and correspondence and acquaintance in this city
We hone by close attention business merit and share
Liberal Patronage s ,.L ~, ,0-.o,,
andin insurance being confident that make the
"1'"ee - We are, very respectfully,
| L, C. NORVELL g. CO.,
No. "a CARoNDELET STREET, CORNER GRAvLEk
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Once of the Grand secretary IA =" :
GRAND Lodge o O. F. State of Loulsana-New orleans
l9tb I, s6s-The Regular Semi Annual Meeting Of the X
W GRAD Lodge l. o. O. F., State Of Louisiana wi" fase
place on TUESDAY 18th inst at ~ o'clock ? ~ tne
Bal Room Of the R W. Grand Masonic Hall corner o. "
Charles and Peri.do streets. -..
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- UOlgate's Honey sOnp-This celebrated
Toilet Soap in universal demand Is made rom tno
cnoea-t materials mild emosnt in its nature fro
acened and extremely beneficial nits action upon the
akin For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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NOTICE

hJOTICE..-.'.,...'..'''' ','.''''N
Mr. J. GoLDsTETE, late partner OF o. Tslomon, Dsssor-
Co of this city Paris has this day been admitted
member house which viii hereafter be conducted undeF
tbs name and style of LEVY DIETER co.
LEVY DIETER
New Orleans, May l, 1855
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Is BRICK.

DRHoK ..... BRICR .............. BRICK
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICK.
III, Prison authorities viii deliver GOOD BRICK the
wharf at Baton Rouge ready shipment at TEN DOLLARS
PER THOUSAND. -. r.ss.
Address JOHN H. malta Clerk Penitentary.
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-RemovaI-The Once of the New Or"
LEANS opelousas Great Northern Railroad has been re-
.ya,yed to No. 50 CANAL STREET, near Old Levee.
Ann "a iBss GEO W sQU1REs Secretary.
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New Orleans, OpelOusns and Great
Wes.en Railroad New Orleans, June IS, ls66-Passenger
Trains leave the Depot Agies morning at o'clock
arriving ct BrAs1sa City I'm Returning leave Brashsar
CITY at 1 p H. and arrive at Algers a Pm
ferry boat will city wharf near the foot OF Canal
street every morning TX O'Clock, connecting with the pas
ssngsr trainR
Excursion tickets good only for the day on which they are
Issued will be furnished at reduced rates
Frseass steamers running New Iberia, and sl inter
mediate audincs on the Teche daily connections with
the tralns at Brashear City
Frsgh, received at the companys city landing near the
foot d 0aaA street every day Sundays excepted or ali
stations on tue Road for all points the reche to New
Itar,, O. w. r. BAYLE7,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
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ETAT DE IA ToIrsr.,5.

eH.rp,r., - ~ At DE La LOUISIANA
= D'sfHlcrl EMILE VICTOR AUDI
| de Ia hBRTs 5ES CREAM
| {CtkRs5 ct les ereabcferS az
AouTeile- Orleans y naalsan commercial de- j. u
| "A cisyS ~ ~ par le present df,,.. : 49,.
les ana i, tets 81 tsHtes aux cream
cepe par POM il s y e diss - a.
ana me- y ss9n eeinfoerciae s. SteFs ct les ere
oibs des dites ereeneisE ~ g Quill
Is III notaire public es4 = uTs9E ds Ad
affares du dit nsOivabies po's e deihsratior 49,
II est de plus notlda. dne ia.,t ov,.s..
est asoeat pour represneE les eresncsrz ss ss
= % otuiS 1e "a SOHf- JOHN H. CeFONFT
Ff1rink
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TTEE FTRNE OF MoALLIsTER, MoNAIE u&
"a RDES e this day dissolved By mutual consent Lns
viii settle the affairs Of the Arm and VIII 81
Grocery business at their Ole stand Ne y Soa
non street. under the and style q Gc'sT Ss
July O. 1866, 4, hoNAiH
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Testimony of Gen. Rosser
Nyr, Derv,N JuLe 90 iS66-h aving known Gen. r. E.
% long and for the five years intimately and reeoeetnH
h ectly WE'LL take pleasure in pronouncing MI
NJ nortra Of him exceedingly accurate and by far
n Mast I have ever seen--{THos Il. RossER
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COEDIERS' HOME FOR LOUISIANA
y The public informed the Louisiana Soldiers Home
established Mandevie the Ponehartran Lake shore is
now MANNED and disabled soldiers Of Louis
lana and all applicants hereby invited to present their
claims for admission supported by proper Vouchers 70 either
0the following named Directors who likewise authorized to
receive any contributions, fcs the maintenance Of the Home
from the public at barge;
THRo F. TRIENEMAN, President, IT, Grayier street.
THOS. MURRAY TreasuAer, IS Carondelet street.
GEO A FRERET Secretary Union Bank l22 Canal street
PETER H. PETERSON, 40 Love street, Third District
e. WAGGAMAN, ls2 Esplsnsde street, e,
CHAS A BRUSLE St. Gabriel p o., parish Of IberV1le
GEO W. MUNDAY. Clinton, parish Of East Felciana
W n PALFREY, Centervile, parish of st. Mary.
NEW ORLE ans May 10, 1866
ID Ed0EED-wE HAVE REMOVED OUR OFFICE
TO
1s8 Common Street, up stairs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29

Sod baB IN @ore' unb 8ulFneb wtr
NiGt aan3 urb oar per{auern.
90 pinl6' i'd, noB bic Muien bter $751;.
@ermail't nidt ldnser t,aueru,
Tenn Qebt ibr tbnen @tein fat 8rob
@o ml1s, tienen ie aus Notb,
8oar Cures @obl9tfaQens,
v9l6 MlddenS nod flr .NQes."
l1nb, Stem, tpanf& i'd, bo6 man f&
Gin 1pent9 aud centre .
Qpp ni@t mebr aubu fdr@terlf@
Die Mlu1en moltratttre.
DEM 0tbt au@ 3u bte poltiei
'Ne &leinfatett Gbterqu&leret,
@inc Mufen bod nt6t &abert.
,@eny'S judi ber mag i@ fraBen."
l1nb >penn b{es ms{n @ermd@tntb ,pdr',
Wein lester Bunl& auf @rcen,
@o p1nIh' ih bod, eab @utn' unb @br'
l1nb @obtanb nSBe tperoeu
Seomepem beut(9en brapen Manr,
Der in per &unf &pa6 letten fann.-
@ie 3enttu6 uno 6ande,
v3pei @eelen, Elm @epanfe."-
Do& nidt blos Stunt unp @i5en{@aft.
Sc mSa' aud prosperiren,
User In Ter Gorm uup @erttatt (haft,
ST mSae profhren
9n Gr1@te1eBen ano an Baor.
@te ME supor, i'm neuen Sabr.
Sim 0on;en @taat89eb{ete.
Der Wen(@ lebt pom Yrofte."
G,ott lane ifpes reutfae 6ous,
go :3u@t unb @bre nobnen.
!6alt &ranfbett uno Rlatfbbalen orous,
Dte 9eib uno @eel ni@t {dcnen.
@olt made treue &iebe frob,
lnp baben fe f@ nod nt&t,( 70
MSot Du, . 6er, e6 fa0en,
nDab fe f@ taloistt trtesen."
DEM leb'aer monn, Elm armer @ann,
l1up Sunafern?! @ott ertarnn' e8!
NoB linen rod caS 9dubden an,
Gta tpet9e6 uno Elm rarme6!
l1np bobt tbr benn hen et0nen t6eerb,
60 ballet Jpn mts @olces @ertb.
@iel Nutl@ trob allen &o(en
uMu@t nur pe1rt6'ne 9olsn."
@8 Jebt, ntr rpa8 unterntu1ut
@n niBli6en profeften.-
Dte far's @emeinwcbl fno b%e6in1n.t,
BOD, 6err. Dor ben Subieften
Die 6umbu9, &upp.let unp 2u8
llno @9pinpel treibe1 uno Betru9,
9pr Dieben, M5rbern, @dubern,
8or anpnyuten @9reiben,
81 tpie ppr @bolera uno pef,
> 9err Soft un6 bemabre!
Salt bielt unesbr'nen Sat-
6ern In ben, neuen Sabre!
.Denn, menn t@ nur bran bente 1apn
Ser i'd : Kyrie Ele : ison!
l1no pin(@e pie S9muBtdftr
,Dabtn 100 >pd@f Der pfefr."
60 fo6t Bonn MQe In Ter &uno
SeBt an auf quite 3eittn!
@toat Die G%rtibettl BOD Der Bunbi
l1up 6od, pte fit fe freiten
Mtt @dniefitl. 6 &wert unp @ei&oBl
In hoe signo vi ncemus nos,
8,r tdmpft In pitem 3ei@en
@iro mic pte Gla8ae ftrst&tn.
*
-" ~70 s~70SSE~
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DEoIINE IN PR16Es.-The N. r
Tribune ooaoludss m article on ~
above subjsotS With tais paragraph 81
4: a The thing. e: at are daily beoon4.
ing less costly in tho markets. The
decline i not % perceptible at tho stalls
and shops ofretailsrss and to the actual
consumer At the hotels aud boarding.
houses it is ,Rholly unknown. The full
supply Of provisions In tho country,
pressing upon the crowded store-houses
in the city, must eventually b<eak down
all speculation, and force down the
prices to consumers, in order to induce
more rapid consumption of the perish.
able articles of food. Finally, in the
course of tune, the decline will reach
the people who buy to eat, aud the
good old days will return wherein the
laborer was able to sit down to 4 hearty
supper without first balancing accounts
between his appetite aud his days
50 as not to leave the latter in
debt to the former -, ....r.:....
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= j.
M ,has been made in the oooditons Of = certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by David Hoves Of
tho City Of Dubuque In he state d Iowa, to WIN.
t1sasth d.; 5uSs lsSq .sa '; rsserd dss
in the ONCE Of tho Register Of Deeds Of tho County
Of stearns In the State Of Minnesota, On ths ninth
= Sf 'sioea p::se
2Q6 and 200, by which the said Mortgagor, David
aosee, granted b.rgained sold and conveyed unto
and ~: ho:e as:
of land lying aid being in the County of Stearns and
State II Minnesota, described - follows, to ut:
a:sss s,s sns '1$ @ i ss, f.
nsnber thirty three (ss Eo's number il (s] seven
thu sss 70 s ss,sd
III said last mentioned tract Of land having front
Of g tSo feet o. *s e tx, ard
said avenue hundred and thirty two 1881 FEET, to
the rear Of said lot number an Of said lots
being in the Town Of Saint Cloud, and described &C.
Wilson, aud recorded In tho Office Of the Register Of
Deeds in and for said etearns County. ' 80
Which .aid Mortgage va given TO secure the pay
or s.Sns Sf n: s"m Of ono ,heusaSd
dollars ($1000j and interest," sccdng 70 the condi-
ton Of certain claioe Of said Mortgage against said
Mortgasor, and which said Mortgage, and the claims
grow due thereon With interest WAS for a valuable
consideration duly assigned and made over by said
William n. Peabody to Ferdinand j. Winsow Of Chi
cago Illinois, on the third day Of October A. D. 1885,
which aid assignment was recorded In the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds Of stearns County, Mipnesot
on the third dsyQf Decrnbsr, A. D. 1866 at4 o'clock
pages loo and ITO; ,slI1T7tI 49, = G1ssE
At the date Of this notice there y claimed 10 be
de- and r.. d%e ;9d On ga Claim;
dollars and seventy I've cents 81 and no seton
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TAX. NOTICE.,

Notice is hereby given that the. ia. lists
for 1856 have been placed in nv hands for
collection, and that will attend 1t the fol-
lowing times aud places for the purpose Of
receiving said taxrs, viz, At place Of hold
ing last election in 49,. j.. .:
Wata6,' on Monday, tho 9TH day Of: Janu.
-; , = ary, 1866. -. ). ....::, ,
Langold, on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Janu-
ary, 1866. ..r.'t
Gilnqnton, on Monday, the 18th day of
St. George, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
-, January, 1868. ..r
Sauk Rnpias. at my Office, on and after
~'A Wednesday, January 18th, 1866.
And that the amount of tax on each dol
lar valuation is a. follows. :
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g.: M: McCulloch gives evidence
in biz report that be is still bent on :,
return TO- specie payments, and fixes
the latest period to which it should be
deferred, At July, 1868, but hopes il
nay be effected within that time The,
,~hois tone of bis report is the, same az
that Of last year, economy in the, 3D.
nin,stration Of government, 20 more
Subsidies to railways, no more unneces..
sa.y expenditures, curtailment Of the
curTsucJ by retiring u s. notes as
rapidly - possible without predicting q
efssncial ssiais, and 4 reduction Of taxes
and , dihcrsat distribution OF imposts.
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AT ; caucus Of the Republican
Congressman in Washington on the SIT
inst, Henry J. Raymond plead the
right 70 take part; said be had never
voted any but the Republican ticket -;
that be did participate in the Philadel-
phia eonve.tioo, but that he only went
there % benefit the Republican party,
and hs would leave it to gentlemen
present If he had injured it any; and
that no matter what might be the &C.
ton OF this caucus he wesld not sever
bis connection with the Union party.
He was permitted to remain.
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NREAr INDUCEMENTS OFFERED

n REAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
NJ Exclusive Territory-No Composition
No Risk.--WAx7ED: In every township
and village, honest, energetic. industrious
psrsons( Malesud Female, to act ~ Agents.
Clergy men, Teachers, Students and Ladies
WHO can devote al or 4 part Of their time
to their work, will ind something espec,-
ally adapted to nheir: wants. ~ :: ii
~ A, rare chance is opened for. few
thorough-going, experienced
To; act ~ Geoeral Agents.
LADIES, here 10 = ch .nce for you. Try
II: Send stamp for full Information
~ .:::1, ~: r.. A. CAMPBELL:
4,r 49,: 181 South Clark st., Chicago, III.
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.-Dr. q Folsom. cots oston,1saysl the
gMankatoaR seotdY purchased s7of. Capt
Potter and GIN : Gilch1st aani ssxcsl.
llensEw sfpows,f on tho Watsnwan, sew
chi miles irons Garden City. where he
intends putsing npa'ko griss milLland
wunleu factoryiIsT hc doetSrkbas simple
csritaf4srsbotb undertakings land b.4i
obligated him@slf toamaks salueble i'm.
provements next spring. !
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~ The following items tenn =. ". e broueh.
By tho eabls:. ..,za,5 .
The London Morning Re,ald, con.
servative organ, says ~, ''A' >.
III We are authorized to state That the
question Of the Alabams claims has
bsen recently received by the United
States Representatives. in this country.
H. most eoneilitory and. friendly: Tho
subject u now+asder consideration. 80
The Loedon' Globe hints At serious
di3cultiess between the British Govern
Dsnt and The Cabinet At Washington.
rsgardiog the duties Of the Latter in
iaiintainfD1 legitimate and faithful
ssasral1y i 9Hsaian- natter. ~; Other
papsrl dbcredit the idea. ! =
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LINE Silver rhimbles. warranted equal
y 70 coin, for sale At BUsH's. ANY name
or Initials engraved gratis.
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Ths 1gi.asss&s Reute = Montana.

VDs 1a01ssoso 0oute - Montana.
There u one paragraph in the report
a Gen: Sherman that Is OF particular
interest TO the people Of Minnesots.
The General says: ~'.r
1ssthe department Of the Dakota l
propose that Gen. Tery shall make
The AisDoeri River n safe to boats a.
possible, and that be shall open and
protect he new route from Minnesota
70 Aoatana, aud afford Tie stages and
wagons thst travel that long aid ex.
posed route Ill the assistance in his DOW.
or. St.. .u., &c.,: ....... O.,
;; This 70 the first direct intimation
that Ne have had that the ,Minnesot.
souts 70 Aontan. j. to be opened by
military authority, and protected.
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Dissolution Of 0opartner.hip.

Notice is hereby given that the oopart-
and.,ssn.d UNDER Il. sr% name se,se y H to:
Der L BOYD, has this DAY been jdissolv-
ed b. mutual consent. i. ..r.....t, ~, 81.
The accounts Of the firm will be settled
by G. HUBER. - ~'&a,'@ oav o:3:n.ff y
The Grocery and Provision business win
also be continued BY him It the old Stand
on Washington avenue. 10y IA ~'11!nq ! 81:
W. ,s:a ,u%Iy,T - .s.>, G.. HUBER, =,
st. Cloud, MINI, Dec. Sd, 1855 2osv
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NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~,:.' -: A..
of those who read newsrau ers,
never give even a hasty glance at bust
ness advertisement, aud il
5..:.. MAN
hss i choice variety Of goods,
which he is selling at the very lowest pri.
COS that Gun be afforded, it hardly paws
him TO publish the fat. The, efore, have
-: -. FOUND ~
it best to simply invite every body to call
and examine my STOCK and PRICES be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and say but
little in regard to my ability and determi-
nation to make it advantageous to those
who are not;
Il: >..:>> DEAD, .:. =.
to their own interests, to buy their Clocks.
Watches, Jewslry, and everything .'''
Il :.': . In ~. ~: -.
.,.- : g.. -
the Silver and Plated line, Of =
....... .~. =: :. A. ". BUSH. +:
80. SAINT CLOUD.
van2l-
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:.:.. G. HUBER, :. 49,
/: t.:~:: =: DEALER, IN: Y..:
Groceries and Provisions.
!. ..i,.5 '.tyr-'-.t

Mo1asses, c'ls,. Wooden'oare, &c, DC.
His goods ore Of the best, and will be
sold Us cheap as by any other house in
St. Cloud. =.
h. Goods delivered free Of charge.
Store On Washington avenue.
:: -. IT. .1. G. HUBER.
st Cloud, Dec. 18th, 1866. . vsu20
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y. .3-,.uU ,L!L,IzIyf 90 Ian -. .4T,e ~
McST all kinds Of Tree Seeds arc best
, III planted IN the Fail nr Winter. = Good
nice clean .Seed 81 different kinds Of Ever-
greens, Naples. Forest. Fruit. and Oraa-
mental Trees, Hedge Plants and FlowsrinR
Shrubbery, will b. sent by mail. With d.
rections how to grow them, FIR Is cents per
package, orb packages for $1.OO. Large
packages for hedging, $1.OO Postage pre-
paid, being only eieh, cents per pound. ~,
HENRY WILBUR, -.
=. nl =; y ~. " t--arand Rapids. Mich.
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MAN
FOUND
DEAD.

to their swu interests, to buy their Gle cks,
Watches, Jewslry, and everything ~
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FoRr CLARK. on LIEoH LAKE, /
Nov. 10Th. 1866. I

this time had all come in and campe,il
near the tn ding post on the: other. side
Of the peninsula, came. in: COLD, body
and in regular order yitbedruns beat.
ing and eolors flying, marshaled .by'
their young head chief; Flat Mouth.
At the same time the cavalry, having
just arrived, came gallopiug :intfr,omn: thNe,
direction Of the Agency, and the. scene
was quitt exciting. The cavalry imme:
:d1iately vent I into quarters. The Indi-
ans halted outside, sent 10 messenger
asking, az usual, for q preliminary coun:
ell, which, Of course, was granted, and
on this afternoon occurred one e of the;
most Interesting incidents 1 ever w.t.
"essed':' 1 am sorry there was not an;
artist on the ground to photograph the
scenery with the different. groups that:
assembled in this :ccan eli: {. 9ThssIudi.
sos were directed by Msjor Clark to
meet him at 1.-THE 6nx stuff in the center
Of the ground sand near the Lax 9 shore
They accordingly soon assem- ]ed to the
number Of shout Eve hundred, plating
their flags, six in number, all bearing
the stripes and stars, arrow nd the flag
pole. They have quite . number If
= these csc American atiea flags, Of about such
s'ze as 'Ihose re carried i b. regiment of
troops, and ID they: are very proud Of.
them: A. the he's ground was quite
muddy, owing to :. The The recent heavy
rains ', the The: Indians brought boards from,
pie Of lumber ID r near '' y hand, whicB
they placed upo" Il Tie g rott lt ,in the
form oRsasemicircle, Com nenoipgs near
The pole on Que side, aud extending il IL,
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-. Sheriff Of steasns County, Minnesota.
1ooRE / KERR,
dpas7t :; st, Cloud, hianssota Attyssor Assignee.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-12-13

majority of those who read newspapers,
never give even a hasty glance at bust
ness advertisement, aud il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-12-13
T1CKN0R, T0LmAN g. CO..

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Brokers' Block. Saint Germain Street.
ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
Take pleasure in informing their friends
and the citizens.of St. Cloud aud Northern
Minnesota that they have just completed
their Fall and Winter stock of
DRUGS, PAINTS: OILS
DYE 'sTUFFs,
Glass, glassware,
And al other articles usually found in
f'rst-class Drug HOUSE. j.
Agents for all the
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
A full line Of
LAMPS AND LAMP CHiMNIEs.
KEROSENE OIL, ALCOHOL,
Pdre'Wines and d LIQUORS.
TOILET GOODS |
From the best French, English. German
and American factories. comprising
PoMADEs, CoLoGNEsx EXTRACTS
for tho handkerchief;
SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS.
And all tho latest cosmetics. Of the season. !
:,Ths>Sove goods wore ,bo'k ht for cash /.
the Eastern markets, and viii b. sold: 1t
small margin.
NJ German spoken. Il
no I:1ICKNoR. ToLhiAN s. co. I
st. Cloud. Oct. Path. 1866. v9ul4
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-01
6fo. 10. Chaplin, ar.

DE- ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
Is not Qaaek Remedy put up for the purpose
ofspeeulaton, huta
GENUINE, Na-EsTABLIsHEp INEpI.
CINE,
which has teen used with unbounded success
for nearly quarter Of century, and has
proved to be U7 invaluable cure for
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, CON.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, PHrHIsIo,
and AL Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. Ipei-
dent to the sudden changes of a northern elI-
mate.
Do nov be deceived by the thousand nostrums
80 extensively advertised which possessno merit
whatever.
Remember 20 call for
DIR. ALIENS BALsAM,
and take no other
Sold by all Druggists in the Northern states.
All orders should he addressed 60 the Propri-
tor,
GEO. W, CHAPLIN, in.
Druggist,
noV2lc2m&wu Rutland, VI.