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The colored American., 1866-01-13
IMPORTANT ORDERS.
Bnreauaof Refugees F. "a. D. !
ONce Act, Asst Com, State Of Cd.
augusta, Ca: Dec. 90, 1865.

Circular ]
NJ So e7@ z as2f3
- 81 >~3 ~ ete il -
In answer to numerous inquiries. the
following is published for the informa.
tion and guidance of Officers and Agents
Of this Bureau. "s@i al - 80
l. This Bureau does not propose to
support or remove from the plantations.
or homes of their late masters, the help.
less and decrepid freed people or young
children. If the former have children
who are able to support them, they must
be required to do SO, if not, there is no
other alternative but that their former
owners shall provide for them until the
State makes, provision for their support.
The parents Of the latter, ;f able; must
support them, if not, Agents will endea-
vor to bind them out, together with,
orphans and those whose parents cannot.
be found, as set forth in Circular No. 8.
from this Office. Ia s.ss ar -,
1t must be apparent to the peoplethat
1T IS impracticable, if not impossible, for
the bureau TO remove and provide for
the very large number of ldestitnte and
helpless freed people who are scattered,
throughout the State. Besides, it should
be remembered, that there was. an Jinn.a
piled contract between the master and
his slave, that in, return. for his service
the slave should J be fed clothed and
lodged, during his oldage, land where the
former slave has fulfilled the conditions
of the contract on his part, the former
master is not absolved from his obligk-
tions, By the freedom of. the tslave, for
which the latter is in.no way responsibles|
Honor and humanity require that the
former master shall not attempt to escapeI
rom or evade his responsibilities. Even
such colored people as are able, By their
abor, % provide for their old, wofn out |
parents, have right 10 expeetlthsf tic |,
olner owners Of the parenta will tablet
sslst them IN bearing thiesbufdsn. j as,s
ypstics requires this. i 4 would bel
to imp sthet entire bnfaen i
'pp1 hose whose pnlJ means ofsnppoft L
Their labor Very few pefsons lave
.eH faeass Ne 6sss
The colored American., 1866-01-13

od"RALEreH, N. O., Nov. 10, 1865.
call officers and agents Of this Bureau, !, !,
and teachersso Freedmen, will publish
as widely as possible 1.-THE. following in.
structions:.
F "Is In view Of the fact that govern ,,,s d.
ment aid now given to the destitute NAV
soon be withdrawn, freedmen now liyipo
in camps, colonies aud towns, are direc,
ted to lind employment at once, .by which
they may support themselves. - =
.st"II. Officers andaagents of the Bureau
will issue nc. more, ratiors to anysrefu
gees or freedmen who arefuse situations
where they might earn their, support
While the Innocent and welLdisposed
will be protected, Vagrant idlsfs who
try to live without any, honest calling.
will bespromptly arrested. and punished.
" elII. Paupers vii, ,as soon fas pracS
.ticable, be turned over 10 thes HIWardens'
of the Poor''for asnpport, and officers
and agents willoperate with such wars VI
denss IN providing for the inirm and
helpless Until ample provision IL made
by the civil authorities, such persons
will nottbe fofeibly l1euoved from tbel
plantations wieres Shey were living at
the sclose.of the wxf.A ssa ~ ksss Z "a 8 3
y .IVa Ofphshs and children pof per,
sons who yhaW no honest ealing, Or
visible enasahsgOf support aand osber
WithStle consent Of 5heir E1s rents.
nay eb6 aBpaenticed y song go5d stfsds
" peeapstionyia aceoad4nee With skd d1kNJ5
y The State pplYiaS tosthihe eliildrtIl
EFeEytefert, i lAad> to rtOyias -
ihiss MaH good hgmes ~ al minois
,eNsdspdlde1i hpSn ehN GoxstflSeiJ,
hat they hdt become viessbts 1dl
,aupeEsN tas : bgE5 - ~
b assss. - 4 s4aeI ~ eAlA 9xsaass@is asaa
The colored American., 1866-01-13
! lNpoassATIos wANrED:

!. = INR0NASATIoN WANrED.
on M0gna WA 4 fns i -. s.. -. i.l,s
- hom y. kobt Watkins. Mksn last heard =.
- hslsng,d ~ zobsst MsNlhcttsr. . mile.
BON ROodviIls'cA u Ashsh Bsn6shR Raiss6sd
= = = Iisins - II aBods o. oysass sfaes ana
dfdAlk oomblszi6ns y rA
.aJ N yspae .AEsoa asasAn
BRAHAgf WATKINS. il i. -.
4 = family. Lasti heard ioz hssMas Il islylssd.
Dit eisye Mauphis,s Rsnns,s aeed about ISs
ysaz6 dark eomplsxion. s.sa Il. -
Any ihfprmatOn regarding either win. Be-
fully received at the ofacsof this paper
I deesO: 81. FANNY WATKINs5 4
The colored American., 1866-01-13
pURNltQG d.

sTsHE UNDERSIpNED k,spectfully insorms - IA,
a public that ahey en- 'ksyS sny kind n
TVRNING done ~ NelS6nss Bobbin FaStory.
near thu AnEustn Faetopvssax sSxeas 81 So
! Any person hveriAe me Nth job, win ,hava..
= attendsd q at shottS 4ctiee and II tkA heatsat
hoy.2b-~lm. #sa IL ! ss3s 81 INGRAHAlL I'll
The colored American., 1866-01-13

Colonel B. Whittlesey, Assistant Com
missioner of Freedmen for North Caro-
lima, has issued the following order, i'm.
portant to all Glasses: =, s:;f.ss + ee~ assle
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Select Seed Corn.-Trust this to no
hired mao, but do it yourself. Select
BY feeling ears little above medium
s.1e no monstrosities), close, firm, we'll
tipped over, tight and full at the butt.
marx these in some way, as with dab
OF paint, or by tying a string around
the ear Then ia the husking these
may be uuhusked, or broken off and
then husked, leaving the husks attach
cd. Finally select from these the we'll
npened ones, and those with fewest IT.
1egularities, false or short rows of ker-
ne''' and braid them up in strings for
thorough drying.
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Wedding Cske'-1 lb. -four, 2 lbs.
,asins seeded and chopped, 2 lbs. cur
rants, ! ID. citron, l lb. sugar Z ID.
butter 70 egg, 2 wine glasses brandy
Stir sugar and butter to cream, add
yolks Of egg, then spices, then the
1our in which bas bean rubbed 2~tea.
spoonfas cream Of tartar and ] Of So
d.; then tho fruit, aud lastly the
whites ktbs sgp bssten 70 a froth.
Tbs spices srs,l tablespoonful ground
sihaaaloS I grated nutmeg, and ! tea.
s9oonful cloves. The loaves require
don one to two hours baking.
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ORIGINAL RECIPES.

/ro~ he A~e-;ean Agrieulturist.
Best Corn Byead.-blake a thick
batter Of l quart Of sweet milk and one
quart Of butter-milk, ] tablespoonful of
uaIeratus and one Of salt, I teacup mo.
iasses, teacupfuls Of wheat flour Cor
shorts), and corn meal enough to
1hieken it. Bake two hours IN an
oven . little hotter than for wheat
bread.-A loaf still nicer, especially
sos poor teeth, is made by using hall
the above quantity, steaming it three
hoer', and then baking enough to JUS
brown the top nicely.
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Jelly Cahe.-Mix 2 cups fonr,. l
cup Of milk. cup sugar, J cup butter,
2 eggs, l teaspoonful soda and 3 Of
cream of tartar Divide into six parts,
and spread each as thin IS possible in
pans Of uniform size. Bake about 8
minutes; when done, lay together with
layers ofjelly between; cove, the up
per layer with plenty of sugar sprinklod
on, or with thin f:ostins.
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Bachelors Rone.-Stir we'll together
l quart sweet milk or sour. milk with
soda, 2 tablcspoontuls lard, 2 eggs, 4
tcacups white corn meal, or enough to
make moderately stiff batter. Bake
in loaf in a quick oven.
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Broo" Bread.-Mix 8 cups corn
meal, 8 cups rye -four, ! cup molasses
With . teaspoonfal ofsoda dissolved in
It, With su@cisncy Of cold, water.
Bake IN I covered dish, about 8 hours.
In . slow oven.
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70 Restore Rancid Butter TO its
Original Saueetness.-Churn the buta
tor with fresh sweet milk, in tho pro-
portion of 8 lbs. butter to half a gallon
milk it is said that this simple process
will restore rancid butter to nearly ito
former sweetness.
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= '@FE'a -. :.
Ia I'M E. s. L ON Err!


CONSTANTLY on hand. afull sunni,
" of first aualits lime, at 81 Der barr.l
or when taken in Quantities Of over went.
barrels at IS eentssper barrel.
Lumber and all building material fur
nlshed to order Al. Tic; lowest cash prices.
Every styls Of Furniture can he furnish,
ed ,mmediatcly:atth the same Office;
All kinds Of produce taken in excharre.
G Office at the New Y ork Store.
=. FOWLER & ToBEY.
st, Cloud Lune 5th. 1892
NoT!CE IS HEREBY GIVEN N - April
ca'ien Viii be MADE to the District Cmr, of ,h.
seventh judicial District Of the Stata RI SI.. ~.
term taefeof to be held al ths Conr, Is
M Ae,nd m and for the CeuAty oi Stesrns On ths
ist Isesday ltaiag tho End day. of Octnhsr ,ss, -,
tne opening q the Court on that avor 40 s, ~,
ps az counsel can b heard petition and behalf q,
aess to xasate that part of the Town OF
saak Centre, m sas County q stearns serr;na,er
aegnass. and described, as follows to Wit. Al tha,
pss. u hsesenth Street between Main and seventh
afse the upnI:abere fractional Bock wing
Nv ssfi streets and The sus River sccrnr to
tue recorded plat thereof.
Dated Sank Centre. August aeth, isss, sis<
r. ..s-ss -. RACHEL MOORE;
~ 2. AnsER,1 ATTY: for applicant ausslSw
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To CuRE Poison FROM IvY.-Rub
tho part poisoned with sweet oil. A
small portion rubbed on the skin be-
fore going among the ivy viii prevent
taking tho poison.
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Cheap Sponge Cake.-1 cup sugar,
] cup -four, 8 eggs, l teaspoonful
cream tartar, ! do of soda dissolved in
= little milk. Mix all together and
bake in quick oven.
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Heg' for fatteuing should be penned
and fed old corn, ground and cooked,
'tam'ng hogs by cutting cash across
tho :nout close to the roofing gristlc,
70 ~ to make it powerless, is better
than putting rings in their noses, and
much more easily done.
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Soft Gingerbread.-Two cups mo-
lasses, 5 cup water, J cup butter or
lard, l teaspoontul soda, ginger and
salt as desired; mix thin with -four.
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= Ho,c to z.Setie" Hard -Water.-A
half ounce Of quick lime Stacked in
nine quarts of water, and the clear So
luton put in u a barrel of hard water,
the whole will be soft water rs it settles
clrar
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S"eep.-Give good pasturage with
x'ssr' salt and shelter from long storms.
fatteoing sheep should be making flesh
1ase, and "storcs" kept improving. u
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r s. LAND OFFICE, ST., CLOUD, MINI

TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ August 7th, 1885,
TO the Heirs Of the Estate Of Daniel adams deceased
SIR: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
on @SD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1866, at .
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, and then and
there show cause why Homestead Entry No. 64S.
made by Daniel Adams now deceased upon the q 4
sw section Is township l26 range IS in the district
Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Minn should
abandonment Of said entry and proposes then and
there to show the fact of such abandonment when yo
will be allowed to contest such showing.
= g-v%9i :. HENRY G.. WATT Rs.;s%,r
aug9-6wR W. h. MITCHELL, Receiver. -
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Dry. Go d $,
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, :>s7 r.. @.s...
BOOTS & SHOES
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, -. =.
--..j:.-ss: s-..1 r.. ..r-
LAMPS, MIRRORS, GROCERIES, Sc.

DEING now in receipt Of my Fall and
d Winter Stock, which has been selected
with care, purchased ct close figures and
with reference to the increasing wants Of
this section. would most respectfully in
vito purchasers to call AID examine my
assortment.
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Lily cry and Sale Sable

The Undersigned nas'iust erected ~
4 large and commodious stable on the cor.
ner OF Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising a number Of
FINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and
variety OF -:
ANDs,pNB BUGG1Es
For single or double team.
cor'snodious, elegant carria ges for pleas
ure parties, always ready.
All orders for teams for excursions. Fu-
nerals or Journey will be attended to
promptly.
His s'ockis Of the best kind. and he in
vites his friends to call
L. 3. SILSBT.
st, Cloud, June 23d, 1863. Y5n49-lv
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman Who
IL suffered for years from Nervous Debility prcma.
ture Decay and all the effects of youthful indisercton
will for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
al! who need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing 70 profit BY the advertisers experiences can
do so by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN
vSn2S-ly = No. Is Chambers St.. New York
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IT'S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

5. LAND UFFCE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ s; August 18th, 1866. +
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 29Tn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, at O'Clock
P NJ OF said day, and then and there show cause
why yonr Homestead Entry No. 1856, made by you
at this Office, October 5th, 1865, upon the sw u 81
section township III. range IS in the District 81
Lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Minn should not
ment thereof by you, and proposes then and there
show the same, when you will be permitted to con
test such showing. ,.-.,.r
HENRY c. WAIT, Register:
augl9-6wp ..s ! W. B. MITCHELL. Receiver
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NJ e a r M ARKET.
JOSEPH HOWARD. pronriet q,

II 10 "111e17,
All kinds Of neat-beef, pork, chickens
turkeys, sausage, pudding, smoked tongue,
&c. kept constantly on hand and for sale
at the lowest rates. All persons wishing
meat are requested to call Opposite the
Fletcher House: ~ g. nov2Q-1x
The Mason q Ha szl1I N Cabinet ORGANS
forty different styles adapted sacred and secular
music, for $50 to $500 each FFTY-0NE GOLD
or sinner MEDALS. or other first-class premiums
awarded them: Illustrated Catalogues free Ad-
dress, MASON {: HAMLIS, Bos1oS. o MASON
BROTHERS, New; YoGE. ysnllIvr
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THESE BIYTERs ARE PREPARED IN prHr
i Bourbon NhiskeF. from a combination Of o1s,
twenty different kinds Of roots targs and herhs
which act In perfect concert 80 with the other mr.
pared rom the original formula cTon by the crcat
chle Red Jacket, e Dr. Chaplin who used them sue
cess!uiy IN his practice for many years and by their
use gained 50 great popularity in tho treatment ana
cure OF Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Constipation Sex
ana Nervous Headache. Fever and Ague, and all dis
eases ar:s'cs from torpid liver and Indigestion Per-
eons sttel1a from either Of these lothsonae diseases
Will fad cSrety the of these Btters which a-o
per1ecy pure and free from all those drugs and POI
seas usually put up in such preparations and psImed
on on an EnsIspectinS rblic single trial viii con-
tnere Is o virtue that 20 other Bitters possess
IneF strengthen and inviscrate the system
Iaey arc unc4uaied for general debility.
1hey are cure fer Dyspepsia.
Ihey give good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion,
1ney purity the breath and acidty of the stomach
: !hey cure Dfsrrfoa und Cholera Mortus
They are an autidote to change of water md dat
They are tho best ssimulant in existence
They arc preventive Of Fever and Asne
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache .'s.''',
fhey arc perfectly pure and ralasahls.
Tho eeauiac.RsD L4cKET Br77ERs.r. en,, al,
a quart bottles: never by the gallon ouart or nint
over each cork. tE, -'l'>eo
Sold BY all druggists ana dealers throughout the
CAL fpr Red Jacket, and take, no other,
Circulars to tho trade srppaied on Application.
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'augla-ewl
~ STAND OFFICE ST cIoun MINI: .

IT S. LAND OFFICE, ST CLOUD, M1NN.,'
~ - '.- August 18th, 1866
To Ldnpson Pence and Norman b. Flores:
SlRs: You and each Of you are hereby notified that
on the Gan DAY OF September, 1866, at 10
O'Clock in forenoon of said day, shall appear at the
o. s. Land Office, at St. Cloud; MIMI, and offer proof
section ?, and II * NV Il section II, township l2s.
range 81, upon which filed my Deslaratory State.
ment No. 2615, on the I'D day Of March, 1885, am,
of which tract you are adverse claimants 49,. :.
aus9-6w ANDREW J. CANNON, .
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STEANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every younelady
~ and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very mush to their advantage by return
mail free Of chargel by addressing the Undersigned
Those having fears Of being humbugged will obge by
not noticing this card. All others will please address
heir obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN
VSn-e-ly s31 Broadway, Now York
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IT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI.

TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI
-. August 18th, 1906.
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850, 10 O'Clock in
the fornoon and offer proof in support of your Home
stead Entry No. 992 made at this Office, April 10Th
1868, on the n e ne 4 and n 4 NV 4, section 81
alleged by one Matthias Schanadroski, who will then
and there appear with witness toor proof support
OF his allegations, at which time you will be permit
ted all the privileges Of contestng party :. ~.
augle6wa WB. MITCHELL, Receiver.
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E'REsH Meat, Hams, Sausage and yege
/. tahles Of all kinds, kept constantly Ct
hand. Shop Oh St. German street.
HAS IHEG
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WHISPERS: WHISKERS,s-Dr.1
w O. MoNTEz' Co,rolia, the greatest stimulator In
ohe world will force Whskers or Mustaches to grow
tn the smoothest face or chin: never known to fa
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ing its merits. Address, REEVES & Co., IS Nassau st..
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rs prepared to furnish plans, specifca-
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to take contracts, and do all kinds Of car
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n s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~. September 18th, 1865
William u Darbey Esq. } Ig&.a EilMshf =:
SIR: You hereby notified to appear at this
office on the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER 4. D, 1866, at
O'Clock In tho forenoon Of said day and then and
there show cause why your Homestead Entry No.
99 made by you on the 2lst day Of April A. D. 1865,
upon the sw Il of section IA, township l22, range 81,
should not be cancelled, A. Thomas z. jacobson
alleges an abandonment thereof by you and then and
there proposes to show the when an
will be AFFORDED you for contesting such showing. :
xf~g.ExoN HENRY C.. WAIT, Register,
:. sept1sewt W. B: MITCHELL, Receiv er.
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TT 5. LAND OFFICE, ST: CLOUD, MINI.
~. August 9th, 1866.
TO James Hardy and Gordon Hammer.
S1Rs: You and each of you are notified to appear at
this Office on the 29TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866.
at IL O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, and then
1854 and 1855, made by you respectively upon the
and sw n section a. in township 49, range 49, in the
District Of Lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud Mimi
should not be cancelled, one DUANE W. Colby
alleges an abandonment thereof by You and proposes
then and there to show the same when you will be
afforded full opportunity Of contesing such charge
HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
aug9-6wT W. Is. MITCHELL, Receiver
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Banks indorse the circular. Sent free with samples
Address the American Stencil Tool Works, Spring.
field, Vermont :. vol9no23m