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RoyaI Havana ls0ssery.-Prixe~ Paid Sa
cold Information furnished. The highest rates pNidfer
SIok ssas co. 9, sSs ssnss ssS VAN x
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

IMPROVEMENT OF THE HUDSON RIVER.
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Hair Dises.es. Fall. Tarning Graz. Trcsse1
by d.. 6HANDJEAN. Use no poison czusuc- swphnf,
lead, &C. Warranted No. Astor place.
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wiser. s. s,SssssSs s. Ssoss-ss s~'"s "
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.Knecks, Rriag Dewn the ugpcy ssersss sr
KNox halter 22 and 63 Broadway brings down the ct4
hats the dspidsted upper stories Of men whose -
tiles have In MAY None can pose ~ H.
tempngy arranged shop windows and countsfs vtshest
shedding old TILES aud purchasing from his ertensye
stock of elegant and durable hats. For what says tho
song rs wen 10 he on with the old hat before you are On
tIen
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DEATH OF SIR ARCHIBALD ALISON.
THE RACE FOR THE "OAkS."
20. &c. &c.


Order fer the Rsnsval ef tho Dunderbsrx.
PARIS May "A. 1857
Tho fsass Jean Bart OF the French West India squad
roa has been ordered proceed to New York. to take
the monitor Dandsrherg 70 France.
cThs joan Bart u now lying at Annapolis Nd.-ED
HmAID.l
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Eu R 0 P E.
The Iron-Clad Dunderbsrg Or
dered to France.
Austrian Assurance or Maxi
milian's Health.
An American Naval Actisa Reported
from China.
DEATH OF SIR ARCHIBALD ALISON.
THE RACE FOR THE aoAks."
90. &c. &c.
TINE FRENCH InoM-ClADs.
Order fer the Rsnsval ef the Dunderbsrs.
PAns, May "A. 1857
The feats Jean Bart OF the French West India squad
roa has boom ordered proceed to New York. to
the monitor Dundsrberg 70 France.
cThs jean Bart u now lying at Annapolis Md.-ED.
HnALDl
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
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Austrian Omcial Report Of Maximilian.
VIENNA, May M-Evsning.
rumor Of the death OF the Emperor Macmillan,
which has been prevailing here, officially contradictsd
and declared TO be without foundation.
ENGLAND.
Death Of Sir Archibald Alison.
LONDON, May "A, 1851.
Sir Archibald Alison, the historian, Is dead
the FEMIAM TRIALS.
~~~~~~~-----~-~~~~~~
An Indicted sTraitor'' Avows His Treason.
CORK, May a. 1867
The Fenan prisoner Mcclure, on being arragned for
treason, entered the plea OF equity"
THE ENGLISH TURF.
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The Race for the es'Onks''-Hippia the Winner.
LONDON, May "a, 1867
The Oaks race which took place to-day on EPSON
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July !, Union square
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symptom OF the disease
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REMEDY. Used nwardiy New York agents, Domas u
Barnes Co. Wells, Helmbolds ccddisgson,
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geys, Havana l.essssy .xSPrizes P.ld !.
bou blooms and all kinds Of Cola and SILVER.
TAYLOR A Co. Bankers, " Wall street, NJ
The Hesling Pool sna House ef Mcrcy.-I
Howard Association Reports for young men, on the cnme
solitude and the Errors Abuses and Diseases which -
siroy the manly pcwcrs ard create impedmens - ma
vsopes, of charge ADDRESS Or y sklin Houshaess
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Ya. "A
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ing MsrhIne--HlfAs HOME. Jr. torirnsl invcnox y ~
sewing mscbine), Pfetident, ses Broadway New
Jnltusitsd Variety In Untri. .sss re snua,sciy ssw
ades, children and Infants Sevenf
Spring Summer Styles. OF the MOST
rails and remarkable cheap prices ~ eEvrNA.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-07

ping, Board. Il 1tom. d 10 Oh. pr.
week in dust, but any ono who wishes
to can live cheaper, by boarding him
sslvf. There are plenty Of houses To-
rat, From n ! ean zoe, there il !
better chance here for men Who .re
not doing very much in the States.
But 10 one must expect luck here who
il not stirring, dilissnt person. I
have met some Of my aequaintauess
Who came here last yen, and they ~
al doing veil, and speak we'll Of the
eouatEy. Il Il hard to tell much about
il til az has bssa here during at least
ees summer. The winters are very
dull. H.: - #..
l take great pleasure in aeknovlsdg'
ing The receipt Of = beautiful little flag,
from St. Cloud, marked "From you,
lady Friends" which was intended
presume for = Fourth Of July present, q
Il va mailed in the latter part Of Jun,
70 my address At Fort Abercrombie. I,
va forwarded, and reached mo ON th'
Fourth Of October instead Of July
"S'c tra*sit gloria .s.*d;." l trust
| shall have tho pleasure Of wearing tia
same little flag in St. Cloud, SOM
pleasant Fourth Of July. All thanks T.
the fair donors.
I have written At such length that
fear I have wearied your p.tince I vii
be moro brief in the future, and hop
I may have something to n, about thi
country next time that will be NOR
interesting to your readers.
Yours,
J. D. ROGERS, Jr.
P. s. Capt. Davy is going back
Minnesota across the plains, this fall
With penny train. A number Of me-
have already Joined HIM.
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The Baszynfasns near Vssing.
ton has been cut up in to lots and sold
70 freedmen o. two years time. The
Arlington estate is proposed to Be cut
up aud sold il tho Same way. Seventy
fteedmen's families now cultivate the
grounds on this estate and raised very
good crops the past year. g
"A. T. Stewart, Of New York,
the great dry goods dealer, is about ID
add the boot and shoe trade to his al
ready vast bu,iness.2 rt>.< : !,
-Gep. Hancock will be in Now Or
leans within the coming week to tax,
command of the Fifth Military Dis
triet.
"A number Of gentlemen are nov
At Washington, organizing . genera
movement to bring out Chief Justic'
Chase as their Presidential candidate
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DoNNELLY's SPEEcH.-There was q
full house At Heaney's Hall, on Wed.
nesd.y night, to listen to Hon. /
Donnelly. We have never had q
speaker in Rochester who was listened
to with such marked attention, or who
made 20 strong an impression upon hi
sudito1. He discussed only tho State
Railroad Bonds and the Negro Suffrage
question, and they were both handled
in the most mastery and convincing
manner. It Wa undoubtedly tho best
political speech ever made here
Rochester Post.
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The Springfield (nl) Journal
hrow' some light upon Gen. Grants
political opinions, by printing the FOL-
lowing letter, written by him to Gen.
logan while the latter Was making
Radical speeches in Illinois in 1863 !:
HEADo'Rs DEPT. OF TEsNEssEH,
V1cKsDu1o, Mss, Aug. II, 1862. !
Aajor-0en. John A. Logan:
DEAl Sin IL sent you ten days extern
sion Of leave, and will give you - many
more - you require. have read your
speeches in Illinois, and feel that you are
really doing more good there than you can
possibly do while the army Of your CON-
m.nd il lying idle. -. l.
Stay while you feel such good results
are being worked BY your absence. asd !
win extend your leave TO cover your ab-
ssnos. { In thsmesntime, should any move
nsnt Of ysur command be eontsnplitsd, l
viii notify you - early ~ possible Of it: =
Yours truly, ~..,. ~
q. 8. GRANT, Major. General. {
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A NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
A Proclamation By tho President.

In conformity With = resent :enstom
that may now be regarded ., established
on national consent and approval, l. An
drew johnson, President Of ths United
States, do hereby recommend to ny fellow
sitissns, that Thursday, the 2s.h day Of
November next b sst aside aud observed
throughout tho republic - : day Of nation
81 Thanksgiving and praise 70 the Almighty
Ruler Of nations with whom ars dominion
and fear, who makes peace In His high
places. Resting and refrainins from &c.
ular labor on that day, let 10 rsvsrsntly
and dsvoutly give thanks to our Heavenly
Father for tho msroiss aud blsssings with
which He has crowned tho now olosing
year; especially let Us remember that He
has covered our land through al it, extent
with greatly needed and very abundant
harvests; that He has caused industry ia
prosper not only to our fields, but also "a
our forests. He has permitted ~ to multi.
ply ships upon the lakes and rivers, and
upon tho high seas, and At the same time
to extend our iron roads 50 far into the OK.
el"dsd places Of the continent a. to gusran-
tee speedy overland intercourse between
the two oceans. No has inclined ou1
hearts to turn away from domestic oonten-
tons and connections consequent upon 4
distracting and desolating civil war, and
to walk more and more In the ancient way.
Of loyalty. Cancellation and brothsrly love,
He has pleased the peaceful efforts with
which We have established new and impor-
tant commercial treaties with foreign No.
tions, while We have At the same tint
strengthened our national defsnses and
greatly enlarged our national borders
While thus rendering the unanimous and
heartfelt tribute Of national praise and
Thanksgiving which il justly due to Al
mighty God, let u not fail to implore Him
that the same Divine protection and car,
which We have hitherto % sndsservsdl,
and yet 80 constantly enjoyed. may b con
tinued to our country and our people
throughout all the generations forever.
. ''In witness whereof have hsreunto %
my hand and caused the seal Of the Uni
ted States TO be affixed. Done at the cit,
ofWashinstou, the 18th day Of October, i,
the year Of our Lord one thousand sigh
hundred and sixty. seven, and Of. the indie
pendeaes of the United States the ninety
second. -
:~ ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY tho President: '1:''';
VIZ. H. sEwa1D, sec'ty: Of State.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Mr. John
Wilson, Maple Glen; Scott Co., Mime.
sofa, wants information of bis son
George Wilson, young man Of about
five feet seven Of eight inches in
height, fair hair, and face slightly
marked With small pox, who is reported
to have loft tho place where he was liv-
ing, in Joe Davies Co., Illinois, on the
18th Of last August, and to have been
drowned on the 29th Of the same month.
.He was about tventy-ons yeras old.
Our exchanges will confer 4 great favor
on his parents by copying this. ::
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Sec. Seward, in response to an on.
quiry to-day respecting the reported
purchase Of tho Danish West Indian
Islands, said 'itswas premature. It ap.
pears negotiations have bonn pending
for some time, but nothing definite has
been reached.
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sTAER NEWS.

Tho Houston County Journal
speaks Of . big squash raised By David
House, Of Union township, that meas
ursd nix feet in circumference, and
weighed 14s lbs. Big squash that!
Tho St. Paul l. Pssi6c r. r. Co.,
40 constructing . magniaesnt stone
pier bridge 1t the Rum river erossing,
IN Auok.. It viii cat, seys the Anoka
Union, >to. 900.
The Nankato U.;o~ N.Y. that thu
aev dwelling house Of Mt. p. Ho8eld,
% tho conner Of Sseoad and Mulberry
streets, opposite Bosgsn's saw mill N,
destroyed by fire on: Saturday night
last. .,.....
Tho Minneapolis Tribune notes ,
shocking accident 70 = little seven-yeazs'
old son Of G. N. Fritzen, which occur
red in Webster l. Pr.y's (millwights,
machine shop. The clothing Of the little
fellow Vas caught in shaft making
two hundred revolutions per minute
and before he could be rescued he Va,
terribly bruised: and m.ngled. He ma,
reeover-----Mr. B. G. Morrison, o
St: Anthony, commenced On tho 30tt
It April httening porksr which the,
weighed 200 pounds. At the end Of 81,
months ID weight was $40 pounds, be
ing : gain Of 1t pounds per day, which
Is not bad.
The Le Sour Courier says farmer
are veil along with their fall plouging
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A stroke Of apoplcxy caused the
death Of Ex. Governor John A. Andrew,
At Boston, on the 30th ult., and deprived
the, country Of one Of its ablest men.
He was four times elected Governor Of
Massachusetts and bis name had been
prominently mentioned in connection
with the Presidency next year. He was
true to the nation during The darkest
hours Of the rebellion, supporting the
Government to tho utmost with men
and money, while bis superior abilities
were appreciated by the President and
the people. In the subsequent work Of
reconstruction Governor Andrew has
been radically right, sustaining Con-
gress in its efforts to re-establish dis
rupted country upon &. foundation Of
enduring peace and prosperity. His
oss is one which will be widely felt.
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""-Reports respecting the arming Of
tho Southern negroes aud an anticipated
outbreak among them are without
foundation.
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1t is said that Rev. Mr.. Haley's
'secret mission" to Europe il to offer
tho Pope an asylum in this country.
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The revolution 10 Italy is At an end.
Gar;baldIs forces have been defeated,
and the old patriot is prisoner.
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THE SUFFRAGE AMEND
NENT CARRIED,
THE BLECT1ON0.

Minnesota has done nobly! Notvith-
standing the tremendous exertions made
BY the Democracy, Governor Manhall's
majority will be At least 5000, while
the prospects are favorable for the b.
lief that the Suffrage Amendment has
been adopted. Glorious Young Minis.
sofa!
New-York il disssaesfally Copper
head. Majority 10000.
Wisconsin has gone Republican by
about 1000.
Chicago il Republican BY 5000 ma.
jority.
Massachusetts, gives = Republican
minority Of $4,000.
The suffrage amendment was defeat.
ed in Kansas BY 5000.
Maryland has gone Democratic.
In New jersey the Republicans carry
the house aud tho Democrats the Sen.
ate.
In the midse Of this d.rkuess for thl
oation, dispatches from Washingtos
picture the Apos*ate jublant over th,
new hope for bis policy: ":
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THE RESULT

So far as the returns will ALLOW vi 10
judge, the election Of G. A. Gilman
(Rep.) as Senator is certain. d.; Pet
tijohn (Rep) is doubtless elected for
the outside counties; while N. H.. Mi
ner >CDem is elected from Stearns
county. : ~,
In this County, matters are de-
cidedly mixed. So much cutting and
50 great variety Of tickets were never
before known. A. Schroeder (Iude:
pendeut) is probably elected Treasures
over both the regular Republican and
Democratic nominees, though Judge
Hall runs him close. Wightis doubt:
less elected County Attorney by a small
majority, while the rest Of the Demo
9ra.is ti~L-. :. elected v;+hnnt dnnbt
DEATH Or EX-GOvERNOR AN.
DREw,
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Light for de Miller.
OIL. q IT, OF.
THE =! E UNIVERSAL OIL
q '''<'''1 1,r. - 1907.
A VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT AND A
NEW ETA IN LIGHT.
Grand Oonbinatlon OF Cheapnes,.
Brlllianey and Safety.


We would call th, attention Of n,eehAats
ard dealers in kerosene Oh q this valus.
bio invention.
No argument 10 necessary 70 eo,vla,e
the public Of the enormous expense which
attends The use Of the various burning o,ls
heretofore introduced.
In view Of the" great burden upen III
classes throughout do eountry, The invsnt.
or was induced to make IN effort % plaeo
before the public "a article Of equal q
greater brilliancy q much les cost.
After long succession Of costly expert.
merits, no has accomplished biz purpose.
and now introduces the UNIVERSAL OH.
1t has been thoroughly tested BY s1pssi-
snoed chemists, (ses eertidests) and pro.
nounced BY them to be decidedly q non e.
plosive cH. /
Its purity and brillisncy Of light, it,
cheapness, united with perfect safety ros.
der it admired and prefsrred BY al.
CERTIFICATE. g..
UNITED srAr1. PAfExf 0yncz,
WARRINGTON, D. G., March 10Th, 1867.
This is to certify that the solution Of inaTsisnt,
Ss:is NED FOR burning oi and tormuletsd BY Mr.
ascertaned to act In conformity with Act Of Congress
The vapors going o6ftom said mixture at 100 fahr
enheit s not explosvs PER % q mixed With larc,
THOMAS ANrEsEL1,
Chemist to DepaEtmsot
The undersigned having secured tho righ'
to manufacture and sell the UNIVERSAL
OIL. would respectfully Invite al DEALER
In Kerosene Oil to give him call, q no i
confident he can make It for their interee
| to deal with him.
O. +. Bentley.
Office and depot next door to U1itet
States Land Office. st. Cloud, MINI. n:
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LETTI1 FROM HolfAAA.

TAe. Trip .nro0 Fart 1snsoan-The L.
Observation-Disclosures .wieA Captain
'0svy's AenaGsnsat-VVaGss oa1
i work In lBoatoha;AAena.SoIIiIiio le1anH.
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FURNITURE
sad deal In none but tho best

the BEST Also large stock Of oil kinds Of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, 80.
Rspoiris4 and ordered work promptly
attended 70. Give 10 . call Rooms on
81. German g., 81. Cloud, opposite Cath
ole church.
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LAND FOR SALE,

I vii, soil, Il fair price, for cash, tho
following described parcel Of land to Wit.
The North.west quarter Of tho South
west quarter Of Section two (2,) Town ono
bundled and twsnty-four: (l24) north Of
Range No. tw>nty-sight (28.)
Title good; no encumbranoes.
Apply BY letter to
JOSEPH LEWIS,
20. Box 81,
nl8-5n st Paul, MINI.
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~, Ill kiads Of Upholstery and Parloz
6sss, vhish ~ fiarnish 70 order. All Of
The best quality u
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DEATH Or EX-0OVERNOR An
DREW.
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FoR
100000 White Brick.
Inquire Of
BURBANK BROS.
n18-tf Or H. J. FOWLER.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Departure Of the Gunboat Marblchead from
Hampton Roads-Salc Of Vessels mt the Cos.
port Navy Yard.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct IL, 1857.
Tho United States gunboai Marbehead, which has
lately been overloaded and repaired the Norfolk Navy
Yard sailed to-day for her destination Santa Cruz w. l.
on . long cruise among the wost India islands. The
following 10 list Of her ofieers:-Lisutenant Com.
mander Leroy Fitch, commanding; Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant A. w. Crowshield, executive officer Naviga
ing 0flcer, N. v. B. Hams; Acting Ensigns Franklin
Ellins, W. d. Barrsuts, J. A. wimouth, George E.
Thomas; Assistant Paymaster, j. T. Tarbell Assistant
Surgeon, smith; Acting First Assistant Engineer David
Fraser: Acting Second Assistant Engineers K Coster
and Charles oNeil; Acting Third Assistant Engineers
Thomas Camaeld and John A. Frank Mates, n. Butts,
James A. Reany. p. oConnor, Charles r. Martin; Cap
tain's Clerk, d. II. HaskinA
large party OF SPECTATORS and buyers from Boston,
Phiiadcphia New York and Baltimore were at the Cos
port Navy Yard yesterday attend extensive Of
naval vessels. The double-ender Agawam which
condemned several months ago, sold Tor So 700 without
engines but furnished with masts cables rigging &c.
The rebel ironclad Texas, without engines, brought
50, 600. The rebel ironclad Columbia, casemated,
with two engines I've boilers and fresh dstillng
apparatus sold for s3 400 The rebel Abemarlo,
with machinery complete, brought 81 500 Tho steamer
scnecs furnished complete, With machinery, spars, rig
gipg, SC. brough $14, 60o
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Italian Opinlon.

The following summary OF the opinions expressed
by several Of tho Italian journals respecting the OF
Garbadi:-
The Gaseta d. Italia assigns to the Parliament the
duty OF pronouncing Judgment both and things
in the and recommends that the law should be
spscted.
The RVoma considers that by this act OF the Govern.
ment individual liberty has been violated and the priv
logee OF the deputies to Parliament infringed Tho
Minister, 1t thinks has assumed tremendous RESPONSE
bity.
The Drifto. OF Tunn, condemns the arrest VERY So
terms and observes that scarcely the OF
this event known 10 the city OF Florence when q con-
siderable agitation appeared which increased during the
day but those who provoked and those who manifested
the emotion did not belong TO that place.
There question or making demonstration a.
the oce OF the Gdscd a. Italia OF severe
commentary the first declaration Of tho Official jour
nal The troops kept in barracks Matters did not
assume any gravity nevertheless, number OF arrests
made The NGsjoHe or Florence calls the
Try 20 chow It's confidence in the government and Cham
bars, and 10 wait events with calmness.
Florence letter In the ir0o Of Milan, stated that
NJ Tecchio, ore OF the Italian Min sers disappearing or
the arrest Of General Garbald had gnei The on
GdtGfte OF Florence declares Il Is In a position affirm
that thia is without foundation and that the
most complete agreement has not ceased TO prevail
among tbs meniuers of the Cabinet