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SAEK CENTRE, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1868.
NUMBER 44.
_    FVB1ISHED   EVERT   THURSDAY  MORNIlTOf
A.t   Saulc Centre,   Minn.,
BY J. H. & S. SIMONTON.
K£j~ Office corner Third and Seventh streets,
one block west of the Sauk Centre House.
Subscription:
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* Legal advertisements 75 cents per square for
the first insertion, and S7}4 cents per square
for each subsequent insertion.
Special place advertisements inserted  at
rates agreed upon.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterljy. :.
StrangetS fliOTt pay In advance, Wgtve satisfactory reference.
JOB PRINTING
ot aft -kinds executed on shor^ "notice in the
best style.
Sauk Centre Cards.
IS. HE.  MIIS'SCiR,
Attorney   and    Counselor   at Law, Notary
Public and Conveyancer,
Will attend to any business pertaining tb a
general Law Practice; make Collections and
promptly remit "proceeds. Draft Conveyances
and Contracts, Enter Government, Lands
with Cash or Warrants, make Ere-Bpiption
Claims and attend to Contested Land Cases.
Office over tlie .Post Office, Sauk Cdfetre,
Minnesota.
St. Cloud Cards.
TAR. A. PELHAM,
^gBTgeon   Dentist,
Permanently located in, St. Cloud. Office
Brokers' Btieh
Dr, Pelham will' visft Sauk Centre February
17th, ahd remain 18 days.: Having had fourteen years ejcbeylence in the* dental profession, he feels confident of giving satisfaction
to all requiring his services. All work war-
ranted and at moderate: prices."	
Edward O. Hamlin
—HAS RESUMED—
The Practice of Law
IN ST. CLOUD, MINN.
Special attention given  to proceedings in
Bankruptcy in United States Courts.
Office in Alden's brick building, up stairs
Oct. 1,1867. octl0-6m
h. iw oobdon. i.. w. connrss.
Gordon £& Collins,
Attorneys   at   Law,
St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota
•SSi-Particular attention given to business
in adjoining counties.
ILLIAM J. PARSONS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Saint Germaine street  over Burbank Bros.,
St. Cloud, Minnesota.
Todd County Delinquent
Tax List.
Auditor's OXTOGE, Torjn Co., MnrtSf^ 1
Rons*) PltAl&rE, April 1st, 1868.   j
List of Lands situated in the County of Todd
and State of Minnesota, Upon which the
TaxteS TOhiain due and unpaid for the year
A. D. 1867.
TOWN 129, RANGE 32,
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HAS. WAki&Efi,,
Dealer in Real Estate,
Buying and Selling Land on Commission.
■ Office over the Post Office, with N
Miner.
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R. B. R. PALMERjNj
8HYSI&JLN db- smSgeon,
And Examining %kfye$ii. for Pensions,
&3T Repulencenear the Mill, Sauk Centre. "6»
N.
H. MINER,
Insurance Agent,
San4 Centre, - - Mlnnegfita.
RepresMitsJite, soundest ftfid. most f§'IRl'le
Mrej'LiWe/ttil a!e<ftcterit Ifiisuranoe Companies of-the -Eastern and "Western
States.   Office over the Post Office.
BANK OFJ-T* CLOUD
GENERAL   BANKING   AND   EXCHANGE   BUSINESS   TRANS-
- AfTED.
Gold and Silver,
Land Warrants, College Scrip and Foreign
Exchange bought and sold. -EaBtftSular Attention given'to COLLECTIONS, and Proceeds Promptly Remitted.
Office opan from 9 to 12 A. M., and 1 to 5
p. M.
St. Germaine Street, St. Cloud, Minn.
J. G. SMITH, Cashier.
St.. Cloud Jan. 30.1868.	
J. W'HlTEFlELD,
ILLI AM? SALOON,' '
K. DE GROAT, Propriefir.
Third street, Sauk Centre, Minnesota.
Has first class Phelan & Coilender Billiard
Tables. '
Choice Wines,  Liquors,  Ale,  Porter  and
Cigars. . 	
Xlonse 4c Sig-u Painter,
i Graining, Glazing, Paper Hanging; &c, done
with neatness and em reasonable terms.
Work warranted   equal In quaHtiSfctpithat
a'i'«sS4»pehfepnO chargesfcpaade.   *3"* Faint
a nop next door to Thomas A Co's.
Sank Centre, Minn., June 5,1S67.	
■rOSEN CHRISrBG*©^
Boot Sc Shoe BdCakei*,
Main Street, Sauk Centre, Mlrin.,
A complete stock of Boots and Shoes kept
constantly on hand, aneUmade to pf der on
short notice.   Good fits warranted.
Repairing promptly, done,  at reasonable
prices,   AU kinds of Shoemaker's Tools for
sale. __ -.___^_	
i ii. L. ORCAJf,T,
HOUSE,    SIGN,    AND    CARRIAGE
PAINTER,
a Pauer Qaugejrj Gminer and GJazier
*   Shop OTCcTtETOfs Wagbu Shop.
SAUK CEJSTRE,    Hat     .      -      MINN;
All work done promptly and in the neatest
manner. 6mi2_
RUDOLPH   SHGENEMANN,
WATCHMAKER,
St. Germaine Street,
ST. CLOUD,       - MINN.
A   GOOD assortment of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and Plated ware alwaxs
Onhad.   Galvahffflfi£3ohe'.  Repairing neatly doiie and warranted for one year. ly
Alarge lot of Spectacles for sale.
rf^ITY RESTAURANT.
JOSEPH GOYETTE, Proprietor,
Washington Avenue,  St.  Cloud, Minnesota.
A ladles' and gentlemen's Ice Cream Saloon has been fitted up in first class style on
the- second floor. Ice cold Lemonade, and
Soda Water flavored with all kinds of syrups.
-Fresh and Canned Frjlits, Confectionery,
and Nuts of all kind?.* \
Hot Meals, Lunch, Coffee, Tea and Pastry
furnished to order.        	
FERGUSON:
Watchmaker
AND
jf'^THf^leif.,
SAUK CJENT|tIJ.1.HOIJSE9
(GeneralStage Office,)
SAUK CEI^TRE,       -       -      MINN
E. P. BARNUM, Proprietor,
Has been thoroughly refitted and furnished
throughout, under its new management,    .j
The comfort of :guests will at aUkrtSSfeKil"4''4.
made the special care of .the proprietor, and
no expense or pains wift\ba spared to;g\Y9
entire satisfaction to boarders ana travelers.
Excellent Stabling attached totheprem-
ises. E. p:-J3ARNtrM.
AMEBZCAN HOUSE,-^
Corner 2d and 6th Streets,
SAUK CENTRE,    LJ.-    -   -     MINN.
This is a new, large and commodious building, fitted up in the best Style, with all the
necesM-ry conveniences Tor the comfort of
guests A large Barn, with warm and comfortable stabling is connected with theHOtlSq-
Travelers willfind al the American-House
the best of accommodations for both man
an      e^VID FRANKHAUSE, Proprlsjar..
SAUK'"CENTRE, MINN.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully re-
jf^—        paired and warranted.
JKB" All work from a distance promptly attended to and safely returned.
~~ I^A^TO   OFFICE
AND
Real   Estate Agency.
YanHoesen & Mitchell,
ALEXANDRIA, DOUGLAS  CO., MINN'A.
Buy. anisell Real Estate on Commission^
Pay Taxes for Non-Rasidents, Select and Lo-
i cate Government Lands for others, with
cA|h, ;s.crip and warrants,
Homestead and'Pre-Emption Papers made
ionj^-A
F. B. Van Hobsen,          Jas. S. Mitcioeli,.
 Att'y at Law. 41m6
Fire & Marine
INSURANCE CO.,
ST. PAUL, MINN,    i
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David Burns
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DWARD DREBLOW, £
Cabinet Maker,
Main Eftreet, near the Presbirterlan Church,
.  -SE(uk Centre; Jijtonesota.
Keeps constantly on hand a complete stock
n o^JFurnlture, Coffins, Sp,. j-
All orders -SpJUl -*pe<^ve prompt attefntieii?
s
AUK CENTRE
Lirery, Sale and IMS.
Assets oyer        $530,000.
Insures Buildings, Merchandise and ^yier1
Property, against Loss or Damage by FIRE,
at Rates as low as  other  first  class  Stock
Companies.
Partionlan-attention given to Insurance of
.   Farm  Property,   Isolated  Dwellings
and tneir Fumiturej o h"1
FOR ONE, THREE 6j|rFIVE YEAR .
Also Inland Navigation Rish&on Cargoes or
i  Freight.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
J. C. Burbank,
John L. Merriaffiji
'W. W. EaslmfHV-;
John S,,Prince,
T.C.MeClure
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OfflcftonTbirdTstreertr, one door west qtt-tivi
Printin-g Offlcev
Having our Stable 'opfiipletfed' and  wBll
atOcked,  we  are now prepared  to furnish
those \wiosv?Wj,w*th good
Hanses mid Carriages imiSleighs at all times
. ,v-itofa>feasona-ble terms, so that
-■i&i%'«ca.ii   Take a Ricle.
^Do^yy^jfe.-J.,. WRIGHT,
Proprietors.
HoracelTHWiipson,
Wm, Lee,
John Nl^ols,
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Theo. Boih»,    ,
Peter Rerkey, '
W. Fi'Davison,
W.P. Murray,  „
jfied. it. Farwatl,J
E. F. Drake,       rf*oA
KEgoSENEi^Jrt ^
mwket^- by the Gakojoor^parrel at St. Paul
prices, at the-44-1- _        	
-T SJK'UKi'BtVLDEY DRUG STORE.
T A' "l\/n>C2 - Tlie finest in the market
IjA IV1 r jT>, which we willJobatfiaint
Paul fiigures, at the
8AUK VALLEY DRUG STORE.
J. C. BURBANK, Pres't.
JOHNNICOLS, Vice Pres't.
S. S. EATON, Sec'y.
W. A. WELLS, Gen'l Agent.
■4i"-H. MINER,iocal Ag't.
I   SAUK CENTRE, MINN
"^GnpTPEABODYT-
Wholesale Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS,
No. 107 Third Street,
St. Pawl,   34in*no«o*fi-
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.  se t se t "
ne t nw.-1 32
nw t nw t "
sw4-nw-4 "
.   se 4 nw 4 "
TOWN 132, RANGE 33,
ne t sw t 6
: setswt  -,y&.
sw.t-set . . ,"
set"ie,t,: ■'
TOWN 133, RANGE 33.
se t ne t 30
ne t se t "
se t se t *4
TOWN 127, RANGE 34.
Tax.
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
110
! HO"
110
110
110
110
110
no
110
no
no
no
no
110
110
110
110
365
3G5
183
183
183
183
. 1S3
183
183
269
' 183
183
183
183
110
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
107
84
87
107
107
.107
1'07
197
107
107
107
107
• IB
107
107
F. B. Van Hoesen
do
do
do
John R. Howard
do
do
<?o
do
M.J, Jordule
John R. Howard
Ti-
.net nw
,ttw t BW
ssv^nw't
se t nw t
ne t sw t
nw'i swt
swt swt
setswt
Lot No. 3
Lot No. 3
ne t nw t
Name of owner. Description..
Jpkn R. Howard nw t nw 4
do tf#J nw f
Sec.
22
do
do
se t nw t
Lot No. 1
TOWN 128, RANGE 84.
A. D. Brower sw t sw t       13
J. S. Brower se t se f "
do ne t ne t 24
A. D. Brower ne t nw t        44
.do nwt nwt      "
do se 4 nw 4        ■
TOWN 129, RANGE 34.
Augustus Gokey     sw t nw t   sidtk
do se t nw t "
town 132, Range 34.
, C. McClure
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ne i sw t
nw t sw t
sw t sw t
l.se, t swt
j net set
nw t se t
sw t se t
se 4 se 4
ne 4 sw 4
se 4 sw f
se4 net
sw t ne t
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21.
28
TOWN 127, RANGE 35.
Thos. McDonald
D, M.'McCart
Louis Sumnelson
. do
Walter Babcock
do
do
do
Geo. P. Parkhill
do
do
do
John Harkcom
do
do
do
Nils, Larson
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do
do
ID. M. McCart
do
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do    .KH
do
do
'   do •
do
do
ne t nw t *
nwtnwt
ne t nw t
nw t nw.t
ne t sw t
nwt swt j
sw t sw t
se t sw 4
ne 4 sw 4
nw tsw t |
sw t sw t,
se t swt
ne t nw t ■
nw t nw t !
sw t nw t
se t nw t
Lot No. 1
nwtne t
se t ne t
sw t ha t
[ Lot No.! 2
. ne t se t
4 riW} se t
sw t se t
sb'4 se 4
/ne 4 sw t
nw t sw i
swisw i
setswt
TOWN 129,' RANGE 35.
178
178
172
172
172
172
172
172
188
161
114
141
141
141
141
1.41
141
141
141
141
141
141
141
141
172
I 14l|
141
.141
129
141
141
141
141
i R4J!
141
141
141
141
141.
141
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141:
172
_i72
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144
I   172
172
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172
i-72
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172
,172
141
141
141
14l
141
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141
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-n'4lx
141
141
141
141
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1-41
141
141
141
1 41
141
141
141
141
141
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■    141
141
141
141
141
141
,     141
.141
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141
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141
.141
141
. ffi.41
141
141
141
Patrick Hughes
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Luther Dearborn
do
do
do
John Riddish
do
do
do
do
do
do
John B. Rodgers
do
do
do
Miles Hollister
t do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Elijah G. Giljbs
do
Truman Buss
do
do
do
do
d»
do
do
di
ne tse i
nw t se t
sw t se t
se t se t
net sw t
Lot No. 2
swt sw t
se 4 sw t
ne t nw t
nw t nw i
sw f nw t_
set nwt
Lot No. 5'
Lot No. 1
Lot No. I
ne t se t
nw t se t
sw t se t
se t se t
no.i sw t
nwt sw t
set sw t
Lot No. 2
ne 4 ne t
nw 4 ne 4'
sw 4 ne 4
seinet .-
net nw t
- nw i nw t
sw t nw t
setnw t
ne t se t
nw 4ne*
se i se t
sw t se i
Lot No. 6
-netsw.i
se t sw t
sw t sw t
* Lot No. 7
Lot No. 3
Lot No;4 -
25
26
35
34
27
34
35
34
35
James B. Workhan ne t ne t
do
""' do   "
do .   1iA-
Luther Dearborn
do
do
do
Tax.
102
102
102
69
183
183
183
1.83
183
183
185
185
172
172
17E
172
ITS
172
172
172
129
172
172
172
96
116-
119
101
85
89
78
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
■ 85
I    69
85
85
85
O-rR
102
102
102
1-02
102
102
1*2
102
85
8i
85
85
85
84
85
85
86
85
85
85
83
XI
' 51
85-
86
85
85
85
85
85
49
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
102
136
102
85
85
42
85
85
85
113
96
100
85
85
85
85
85
35
85
J -85
se 4 ne t
few t he t"-'     "
Lot No. 2
ne t se t •
nw i se t 44
swt se J-
seis04'N' "
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the. whole of
up(4 the several tractsr of real Property - con-l
tained in the foregoing list, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to pay the'taxes ana
penalty chafed thereon, will be sc-id i at the
residence otlTv.. Brower, at Round Prairie,
the same being-tttaiAaditor's Ofiice OP :Todd
County, in said County of Todd, on. the first
Monday-of Tune nex=t, the same being the
first day of June.18SS,.by the, County Treasurer Of said 'County, nniess such taxes and
penalty be paid before that time.
J. V. BROWER,
"   Auditor of Todd County, Minnesota,
^'-Written for the Herald*.
•JS. Trip to the Saulc Valley ln 185 S'.
BY THE AUTHOB.
By noon we were once more on the road,
and a.little before sunset arrived opposite St.
Clorid, whieh is situated upon the west bank
ofthe Mississippi. Crossing upon the ferryboat we were landed in "lower town," near
the store at''that-time kept by Stephen
Miller, who has since become widely
known as Colonel of the First Minnesota, and
more recently as Governor of the State.
The Stearns House, also in lower town, was
af that time the finest building tri* St. Cloud.
The site was well cnosen, commanding as it
does, beautiful views in every direction. It
ig Situated upon the immediate bank ofthe
river, which here rises precipitously to the
height of nearly one hundred feet. Looking
sonthwafdthe view Is seen but for a short
distance below town but its serpentine course
may be followed for miles as indicated by the
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bluffS, whieHC^alllike; hold it to its course!
-; From the Stearns House to " upper town"
was about half a mile in- distance This was
then, as Jnow, the business• centre, aiicl the
Central House, was US principal hotel ahd'is
such at the. present tiine.- -.
Mrs..Swlsshelm *tE»! editress and proprietress ofthe only newspaper published west
of Minneapolis, i. e„ upon the same side of
the river. • The "_Stv Cloud Democrat"', was,
evenat'that early day, well known throughout the East and West as a notoriously spicy
little sheet, and no doubt was instrumental
in making known to the people of "furren
parfs" the'name and location of fair St Cloud.
But, unfortunately, the spice got mixed with
pojyitics, and a select, .fe^w of the rising and
aspiring politicians .of the time deeming it
encumbent upon $Stem to analyze the "compound" so asN to" preserye the ballotriruall its
native purity; ete^-concluded th'attodo this
it was, of course, necessary to separate it from
the chaff. Well, during the investigation,
someone thoughtlessly (?) upset the spine,
politics and al1, into the bosom ofthe Father
of Waters, He received the- whole-compound
with open ajrsns.- and an audible chuckle,
while smiles rlppledlip and cheek. Of course
for a few weeks there was no "Democrat," but
! soon, phoenix like. It arose from the ashes,
102 j ai^d tiie spice, whish had been carefully bot
tled, was fermented to such a degree that nothing of the cork and bottle order could have
retained it another day. Notwithstanding
the removal of the cork,the fermentation continued unabated, and tbe supply was very
generally conceded to be Inexhaustible.
Leaving St. Cloud .upon the Red River trail
we passed over a beautiful level prairie,
jwhl'cli caused me to think of the table" lands
I had heard about, so uniform was i ts surface.
Some three miles out we forded tbe Sauk
River; so, I take it, we must now be in, or
adjacent to, the Sauk Valley, of which I had
dreamed : time and again. Welt, thisthen
may be regarded as the threshold'to this
beautiful valley, and now that we are safely
Inside, we will, examine the furniture and
fixlns'" generally. The river is shaded by
large trees, arid the pure limpid waters go
murmuring on over a firm, gravelly bed. A
ffarm has been opened Just at the crossing by
a French Canadian. He calls this his "claim,"
and thinks this a very fine oountry, indeed.
Some'six miles farther on, through small
prairies bordered by dense masses of timber,
and we are in the town of St. Joseph, which
la situated upon a beautiful, prairie encompassed on all sides hy forests. There is a
Catholic church and convent here. In a
small log building about 12x14, John H. Linneman, the now wealthy and Influential
merchant, might have been seen dealing
from his small stock of merchandise, goods
to the few settlers who were then his neighbors.
On we go some ten miles further and Cold
Springs City is reached.   It lies in a dell on
the borders of a small, but charming prairie.
A stream of the pnrest water flows through
the town, which conslstecLof the Cold Spring
House and stable, and one or two private
residences.   There Is something Cozy, cool
and refreshing in this grotto-like retreat,
shut ih-by forest trees on all sides.   The Sauk
River at this point affords a splendid water
power, and at that time, 1858, was partially
improved.   Our road from this town wends
over a high wooded hill, from the base of
which on the side furthest from the embryo
city, a grand view is obtained of diversified
scenery.  The general character of the country is level, and Is dotted over with groves
and clumps of trees, and small prairies inter-   .
vening combine to form a charming landscape.  Journeying on through this parklike scenery we, after traveling some four
miles, find ourselves in "Richmond, where
we again encounter the Saiik River.   Crossing to the opposite shore npon a ferry-boat,
we immediately go into camp.  To-morrow I
oh, joy! what sights we shall see! for we are
going to cross the great prairie—forty miles
of prairie!  Let's shut our eyes and think
about it, sweet friends.  To-morrow has arrived and we are early upon the trail.  " Is
this the prairie, or is it oh the opposite side
of yonder knoll 7"    "Wall, I reckon it Is
purty close onto it, anyhow."  The knoll is
gained, and we have a full view of the grand
prairie.   "And is this all 7"   "All! do you
say! pray what more did yon expect to see?"
" I—that is—I—weU—I—why, this then is the
prairie, is it7*  I didn't  know positively
whether it was or not, that's  all—ahem.
These thoughts, reflections, meditations, or
what you will, were soon  dissipated by the
cry of ~"all hands  to the wheels."   This cry
was occasioned by one side of the wagon having settled down into the ground right on top
of a considerable elevation.   A  long pull, a
strong pull and a poU all together, and the
wheels are almost out, when down go the
"horses, hack slides the load.  There Is no alternative tut to unload.  The Wagon and
horses are soon moved to firm, solid ground,
and once-more we  advance about two rods,
when the vehicle, doubtless tired out in the
last effort, concludes  to' lie  down  and rest.
rSo, after muoh toil, we are rewarded by Coming to a softer spot, where it is also decidedly-
wet.   Poor wagon.gets down upon Its knees
and begs to be excused.. The horses rear and
plunge; arid4 finally 'Settle quietly" down fo the
inevitable necessities of the case.   They are
detached from the; load,  and  after making
many futile attempts  to' reach bottom, are
safely conducted- to where they" can get footing.   The load lb as to be carried across by
hand, and the wagon is "snaked" across by
means of a long rope to which the horses are
attached after being brought to the verge of
the sloughpthen all hands push aridhaul, and
twitch and jerk, until after much wallowing,
the whole establishment is put on 'tother
side.   Noon arrived and we were only some
six miles from Richmond.     The  road  Is
44 worser and wnrser "  as we advance until
about six o'clock P. M.   Having made about
eight miles, we conclude to lighten up by
leaving half the load upon-the prairie.   Eight
o'clock and it being dark, the horses are taken from the wagon and weconclude to walk
in to Lake Henry, distant about seven miles.
Seven miles;. I -think you said, in ?   Seven
leagues, I should think.  Well, about eleven
o'olock we arrived at a former's' house near
Lake Henry, and oh, so tired that any place
bat that grand (?) prairie was like home.   A
good-supper of excellent warm biscuit, ham,
potatoes, ooffee, fried eggs and hot coffee,
a£$   ail   the   fresh   milk that   any one
desired, was 'quite sufilcient to satisfy the
most ravenous appetite:  That we were hungry you " had better believe," . and did full
justice to the bountiful repast.   Our host was
a German; but he had a wife, and may have
hw yet for aught I know to the contrary, who
knew a Yankee trick.<M; two about^eookinft
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141
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141
141
141
85
86
86
'    85
102
102
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had a " white" supper. _ T was
tired, and. my'belly so full, that I dreamed
the most wonderful of dreamsthat night". At
onetime I was King of the Cannibals,and I
had more victims than I could dispose of.
Again—but what has this- to do with the
Sauk Valley ? Refrestted by the night's-rest,
we.go down to the lake before? breafcfest. ft
Is a rather shallow body of water, partially
surrounded by a belt of timber to the depth
lofcnearly a-mi-let ,There are some excellent
meadows here for making, hay: After the
" matin meal" it waa'dec-ided that five of our
party'should returnfor the load, and the remaining three. would continue on to the
point for which we had started and which we
could reach by evening. The distance is
nearly twenty-fl ve miles—not much of a walk
of course—just what 1 thought. For three or
four hours it was delightful wandering over
the beautiful flower bestrewn prairie, gathering boquets and anticipating the view which
would be obtained from the next elevation,
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