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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-03
NOTICE

VTN PARENTS, SCHOOL TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
L OFfICERS-The: undersigned, Superintendent
Of Schools for sse:1as County hereby gives ooto. =
Common Schools of the Stats, adopted by: the Con-
missioners appointed for that purpose under and by
virtue Of an act Of the last Legislature ready
for 'xchange and delivery At the Book Store ofJOHN
NJ. ROSENBERGER, in this city Who has been ap-
pointed agent therefor.
Charts and Cards selected for the Public Schools
and Teachers arc requested to exclude all o,hsrs.
CLASS 1.
National Re ,ders
National Spoilers.
Sherwoods Speller and De6ner.
Webbs Word Method and Cards.
Phonetic Charts.
Waltons Primary Arithmetic.
Walt MS Arithmetical Cards and Kew.
Robinson's Intellectual Arithmetic.
Robinson's Progressive Practical Arithmetic.
Robinson's Progressive HIGHER Arithmetic.
Harrers School and Family Slate.
Greene's New Introductory Grammar.
Brookftlds First Book in Composition.
Quackenbos' Composition snd khstoste.
Cornells Geok raphies
Warren's Physical Geography.
Nitcheli's New outline Maps.
Whites Class Book in Geography. :
Spencerian Whiting Books.
| Seavey's Goodrich us Histori.
! Smart's Manual Of Gymnastics.
| Alphabet of Geology.
Peck's Gannots Natural Philosophy
Loomis Physiology.
| YounKs Government Glass Book.
Woods Object Lessons in Botany.
| Song Garden.
| Websters Dictionaries.
Worcester's Dictionaries.
p! The time limited by law for the sxcha.es vii IL.
pre the last Of DeceRber, after which De rseuhl
price will have to be paid 1t is earnestly hoped
MI parents will avail themsev Of this opport unity
to secure the necessary School Books for the
their children at the trzg cost for which they
be had up to Jan. l, 1869.
| NATHAN r. BARNES,
| Co. Superintendent Of schools Steerns Co.
st. Cloud, Nov. IL, 1858. novlzjonl
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IRON "Il1fER swEE1."
LAnNAlx. Nov.

LAKE AAhI. Nov. 26, 1858.
III " only had Bitter Sweet here 70
would show her some strsne-niaded 10
men with vhon The could sJmpathiss.
YuHo Mn.
D1Al Jou1xAL.-Don't I wish I W.
there! Wouldn't: it Be refreshing to ~ .
strong-nindsd woms1-s vomsl With .
mind other own! Jest DIAL efI! Ave-
man vhs don's think she u made cut Il -:
"old spsrs-rib." with The ideas ali lsft out
1t must produce queer sensation to b
''strong-niaded." How deAAey look !! Do:
they ever get out efpstisnes with The petty
trials Of life! Do they ever feel tired. and
lonely and sad! Do th.i, minds always
soar shove The daily routine Of venal's
life! Does the endless daraing Of stock
i.gs and sewing on Of buttons never annoy
them! Do their hearts nsvs. trsntls at
the ''look natrimoniar from their lord
and masterl DOES the tear sever gather
in their eyes 1t IN unkind word Or lock
Do they never look harrassed and toll
worn! Do they never grove that friends
are false Do they always dare % do right
70, tho sake Of right! Do they always
return good for evil! Do they always pay
the Same respect to thrsadbsre coat - to
. well-fllsd pocket! Have they courage
70 walk tho streets without .'Magnolie -
Would they wear hast years bonnet with
- good grace - new enss Have they
always ink upon their fAGers, and their
hair fastened With ! psni Do they ever
get angry at unkind criticisms and throw
their pea away and ssy ''they will never
write again I" And Do they ever Get oves
their pct and "try again :" And, above
al, do they ever use "Wsrd's Liniment -
BITTER SWEET.
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-. The Circulation OF The journal
10 DOUBLE that o1 any other paper
puAllsAel in Northsrn AGianesots. Let
AAvsrtisers remsmhel this.
POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARrU2H or MAILS.
St. Paul and way statious-dsparts At 7
A. II.
St. Paul and through mail-departs at 2 ?.
n. Arrives 1t and p. n. Mail closes
1t 6 A. II. and IN.
Sank Centre routs-Departs daily, Mon.
days excepted, At "a. n. Arrive same
days at 6 p. N. Mail closes at i'm.
Grow Wing Route-Departs daily, Mondays
excepted, at GAN. Arrives, same days,
at6P N. Mail closes At I Pm.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. At 4 r. n. Dc.
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at ~ A. N. Mail closes at 6 A. N.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri
day at TO- a. n. Departs same day At 2
P. N. Mail closes 1t P. N.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day At 7 4. n. Arrives on Tuesday at 4
Pm. Mail closes at 6 A. n.
st. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
urday. At P. n. Departs same days At
2P. n.
Rockvills-On Saturday, same hour ~
above.
Sank Rapids-Twiee = day.
r. II. RICHARDSON, P. NJ =
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We are glad to sec that the extensive
Agricultural Implement House Of Grosenor
4 Co. obtained four hrst class premiums
upon the machines exhibited BY them at
the State Fair. They we're remarkably
successful, and the number Of prizes award
I'D thishouss should dsuonstrats to farm
s,s where il the best place for buying
whsat agricultural Implements Or ma
ehinery they may want. The ofieis: list
shows that :::shs -''Cass Thfsshsr. With
Woodbury. power, Manufactured 1t Racine.
Wis, toak the hrst premium over the wi
orator" aud ''Tosnado" Thrsshsrs and was
sold ON The ground. The 'Theysr Iron
Mower" and "Hollinesworth sulksy
Rake" each took o frst premium. And
although three other Of The most popular
drills we're on exhibition. the ''Baetey.''
took the first premium. The decision Of
the judges concerning Broadcast Sseder,
had not yet been announced. The follow
| ing Telegram from. Wisconsin shows ! try
unph in that State:
-: MADISON, Wis.,. Oct. 1et; 1855.
Kes.rs. Grovesor i Co., St. Cgexl kisa.
The Buckeye Drill aud Esterly Broad
east seedsr both took 6rst prsnium Il VII
eonsiu State Fair to-day. ~ =
| 8. L. SHELDON kDR0s.
Ne stronger REPRESENTATIONS could b
.,k.d fer III. implements sold BY Grover
or L Co. Farmers vim lel fail 70 80 81
~. them. 4 la.t. 4..atity,f ''N.y Ystt
sr'' Reapsrs. Iron Novers aaA Bssadssi
sesders. arrived 1t our Depot, for thse
lgentleuen Last week, enough, ~ shea''
link. to ...inplsmea," every farmer sto'
h.ra IA Ahererombie.
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CANvA IS OF Tnn DISTRICT vOrN.

We arc indebted 70 Hon. N. Richardson,
Of Little Falls, for the following report OF
Of tho official canvass Of the vote on Rep.
resentativs for the outside eountiss in this
District, made At that place on tho 28th
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FALSE REPORT.

Tietper. Teln.n / Co. have not moved
out Of town oil reports - The contrary aos-
wi.hstanding but msy b found q their
new .tor. .noi.ias Powell / Bare.at''
new brick block, whore they still e6sr their
immense stock Of goods ct very low figures
for oaah e.. ''-.. y: -
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Cou1r.- The winter session Of the Dis
trict Court, Judge MeKslvy presiding, will
open on Tuesday. The calander is small.
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/ The Alexandria Post says that r. b
Van flIossen almost Lost bis Office BY = Ere
from; leaving ashes in q wood bog one night.
Van. must b. more careful in future about
his sparks. g. = =. y! ~ .::,:T.>H ! =
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The Houston County Joarnal comes
out Win handsome new dress, looking %
Est ylishlnd twice - neat - =. young Lady
In her best parier with Greeian-bsnd A.
tackuent; -e.r,e,,is1 .r: ~. ~; .:.1 I'll -
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-Every .l.dy should supply herself with
':Rebert'i patent Parabele nesdles," alto-
! tsshsr ~ bs.t in.u,e. Sold only By Pick
AZ ..g.- Ii: .It}&:, no sFE.sGL ';:'';i
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MAaAz1xEs.-Persons desiring Us to pro-
cure for them any Of the magazines At re-
duced rates, will please hand in their
names and the cash without delay.
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BlBLB MIETlxo AID CoxcslT.-On next
Sabbath the Annual meeting Of the Bible
Society aud the regular monthly Concert,
will be held 1t the Congregational Church.
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ClRcuLA1E.-A petition il in circulation
here asking Con yress to give subsidy to
The Northern Pacific Railroad. It is being
very unanimously signed.
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OrzN.-The Mississippi is still open At
this place, and At present gives no signs Of
being otherwise for some time.
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THAxKsa1vlna.-Ths day was pie asant,
and everything passed off pleasantly,
which Vas al very pleasant.
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Vlx1eoN.-Sled loads Of deer are brought
to town daily. Large quantities are
shipped by rail to St. Paul. venison this
year il very fine.
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D11D.-At Clearwater, Nov. 30th Of con.
sumption, Mrs. M1LvIxA, wife Of Najez
". ". Webster, and daughter Of Herman
| Woodwork.
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NorlcI.-We will b able for several
weeks to supply back numbers Of Tn
JOURNAL containing Mrs. swisshslm's; sto-
~. But send in new subscriptions -
soon ~ possible.
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LOCAL NEWS
. W. rould respectfully reqxess all

nssa and Others wishing any kind Of
oh Printing, to cali and examine our
eztsnsiss stock Of Nsw Material, just received
from the east, before sending to St. Paul or
going elsewhere. Orr JOB Office Is nov ono
Of tie best in the State, and re do work rh'eA
We will guarantee to be satisfactory, at SAINT
Paul prices.
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Mas. Sw1ssuE1x's SToRY.-With this
number Of tho JOURNAL commences the
greatest story Of the age, written by Mrs.
swisshel:n. It il creating moro enthusi-
asm than any story ever published in this
country. But West & Co.: are creating
much moro excitement by the splendid
display Of their Christmas goods. Every
body visits their store. Everybody buys
their Christmas goods Of West l. Go. ::
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~ - esslh Batts.r., IS ths ,Northsrn Hotel,
!. hjE&le:F a1A MI give { Christmas dance:
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JESUS CHRIST COMP ETkNf 70 GOV.
ERN TUT AMERICAN GOV.
ERNMENT AND NATION.

A Sermon deliuer.d on tie day Of the Nasion-
al Thanksgiving, November 26ta, 1868, in
tie Congregational Church, at 81. Cloud,
at a united seruies Of the Prrsby.srians,
the At!hodisls and tie Congrega!ienali.ts,
and before some Of other denominations.
By REV. GEO. 1. WOOD,
Pastor OF tho Congregational Church.
ED1ron JouRNAL.--In Difference 10 your
wish, and the wishes Of several others in
whose hearing this sermon was delivered,
I put 1t in your hands precisely as it was
written, with the addition, In their proper
place. Of such passages AZ suggested them
selves during Its delivery; 30 that you have
tho sermon exactly as Il was delivered.
Truly yours,
G. I. WOOD.
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AHREsTED.-U. 8. Marshal Cleveland
arrived in: town ON Tuesday evening with
= white man and sau.v-claimsd ~ his
vifs-who had been arreeted: & chippsx.
Agency: for selling liquor to III, Indians.
They were taken 10 81: Paul this morn
ing. -. ,-.r. -
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TABLIAux.-The ladies Of the Presby-
terrain church announce . very pleasant en-
tertainment 1t Schwartz l. Theis' new hall
tomorrow evening embracing tablssux,
music, &c. Refreshments will be served at
the conclusion Of the performance. Let
Ill 70 who care for good time.
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1t il a::bad pla, 70 LEI horses e.t,a II.
habit q standing II s.te,t 4 s.lesh.. They
seldom set .ovsesitsa u" ~ .s"s'ts - ~ - -
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!. ,ExlAaorp.-The u suear Courier, !
we'll managed and considerably Democrat.
ris>stats exchange, has added four columns
to ias proportions. enc on each page. WI
IRE glad to see this evidence of:our eotsm
porary's success. 1872. ~. e.. 49,. <:r
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MAIKIIs.-Farmers will understand
that We give the buying prices Of grain'
and the selling prices Of flour in our reports
The corrections are made by one Of the
largest houses in this city, Davis 4 Clark.
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THI BETTER WAY.-The editor o. tho
Hastings Union thanks somebody for fine
"turkey sent in to grace his table" on
Thanksgiving. Why didn't he ''grace' 4
table where the turkey and other 6xins had
been provided! That's our modest way Of
dong such things.
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1865. WINTER TINE TABLE, 1880.
ox:AsD AFTER noxDA 7. sovzn.nR
18TH, 1858, trains for s. Anthony
Junction, Anoka, Blk River, St. Cloud and
Sank Rapids, will run ~ foilovs:
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INV T1is.-Wes ,aeaivAd this weak
from The wtll-known John1on .Foundry,: Of
PhihasRaia,. . large. supply Of new type,
embracing all tho. latest styles: ssna>i.
your orders for job printing. You cap A.
ways get the best and cheapest, in English,
German OF Norwegian, At The JOURNAL OIL
fice
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E Republican,; Democrat; ! Ind.
Republican, Hiok&' majority over Tan
nsr, SIS; over Hawlsy, Az; over both,
10.
RAILROAD BusaNsss. Statement Of the
business q II, s.. Paul i Pacific Railroad
At tho St: Cloud depot for ths month Of
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DEcIINHD.-"Winter and "Firelight
Musings."
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~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed 1t
his Office. Send in YOUR orders.
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whit has become q thst project o. a.
t.blishins ; reading room : IL should not
be allowed 10 fsll 70 the ground, .*s.''. =: i
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Mrs =: Schuyler co:fs1 i. shir,y,t~o'., ):
80, girls, do not despair - u - ..
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~ EXTRA COPIES Of this weeks jour.
NAL can be had at this Office: It is . good
number to send East to your friends.
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How often do you hear the complaint
from mother and fsihsr that their son. Or
daughter 10 not we'll !; that they Ai~s ~
appetite that they feel lsagsid !; that
their head aches ; tAst they srs growing
thin and fsebls,. sad that they have n
life or energy LETT. That they ars low
spirited. and perfseaay iaespssitatsd 10
pestake II, ~ pasesarsa, Or perform 'asy
mental Or ph3stsal duty. And he quss-
ton 10 of.sa ssksd, what shall l Do Tor
them I Or, What shall I giys, :thsa' oss
answer il. let them try Plantation Dittsrs
moderately tire, times . day. .sd orr
word Tor i,:tAey viii recover. p. =
:, Magnolia Water superior 70 The beet
imported German Cologne, and sold 81
half the priss. +. 49, -. ,;f}..
s:"-Fios. G. Alden las rs.ovsd - hi,
ha.taa ~ h,tl.,, On u. v',t,', 'ds'
stteypl. :E'::,.. i Z = ~ - 4
f. .zrf&H' $50 s~r<--s-----,.- zs"sTl =. =.
|: x-,p. A.Heyh & Asi,e Pselrie; ~ 70.
1as4 Ssr thiI viAtae. No. yia ~ Prai
iyisa6 nv r. q e1neets
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= a1Apt4o hzAl 1r:-Oqrr old :;n,ishb.r.
"A. ;s.Isb., h.. bison elected prob.t. Judy.
n Monohgalia county. -kantorpill. R1.
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Law was Vindtcatod-Early Winter.
NEw MUNICH, Nov. p, 1868.
EDITOR, JOURNAL: We all love ro-
nance; hence tho .vidity with which =
new novel is sought after and psrussd.
But romanes'in real life produces stronger
impressions on tho. mind-if it does not
draw 70 much upon the imsgination-snd
il Of the fecetious kind, helps our risibilities
to give ventin audible expression.
~. In our quiet town, among our slow and
easy 'inhabitants, romance is rarity. No
one wishes to become notorious by com
hitting suicide, although an occasional
sase Of natrinony H. perpetrated. On last
Saturday, however, the quiet Of tho place
Was somewhat disturbed, BY the appear
ance Of q number Of tho Inhabitants Of the
.sdjoinins town vho wsnded their way
70 thel. P:'s ONCE. 1tappe.red that one,
Mr.. g., ,hpsssms : neiehbor'. house was
bitten, ny > noisy canine, not only bring
ing blood but torrent Of bad names
againIt the poor animal Ind his owner.
Mr. 6 not liking The great liberty taken,
applied 70 u, eeasteblo5a % have eondign
puaisha ent neted out to the dog Blu,
MhSn ths1 executtener sarriveds and made
/ his bu.insss known. he found some oppo-
sition {; the owner ofsaid dog armed with
: sJths svsasaftns ''by danaer and bike.
you no XIII mine toy" whsreupon the con
stable, by . we'll directed blow under III
'sar, laid his opponent out. then killed tn
dog and retirsd.a The suit IVES brought b,
Fthe owner Of the dog against the constable
for damages and assault but some flaw VA
d picked in the indictment and the case Va
j III snn;aaed rs: I'D .'I'- " =: =.
i The oldest inhabitant expresses mucl
surprise At the appearance Of an earl!
l. winter. and much speculation 10 indulge
in q to.whsther this snowy mantle Evil
continue % 81 trspp mother earth till sprin
y Or not. Would n: not be we'll to accept tn
situation and prepare for . long winter an
. s,-sf. ~ f,Il1Sp $50 - . 80 inn
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''MIsTER, WHE1E's 1oU1 MUIE."-On
Thanksgiving day, Joseph Dam, Of Maine
Prairie. started with mule team int the
woods to bring home deer no had killed.
Leaving his team BY the road, he went to
carry in the dsel A man named L yons,
Of Clearwater, WAS hunting in tho same 10.
eafity, and seeing one Of the mules indis-
tinetly through the trees and brush, shot
At and killed it. The animal xas . vslua-
bio one. A partial settlement was made.
People canAot be too careful while hunt
ing, and it Is better to take tho second
look before than after shooting.
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Crow River Trains.

DURCHASE TICKETS at the Stations before sntsr.
ing the Cars At Discount from the regular trsin
Passengers must get their Bageass Checked before
It will be carried the road and o. The aIriv,l e
the Train 1t place OF destination, n1se preos0t The
|ehsck and take possession Of their DsgSags
The ConPanywi'l net 30 Responsible
for the safety II any Baggage after il
arrival 1t station for which It Is chseksd being
part of the bu6nes of this Company to receive -
store baggage, unless special contract nods 4
thai, effect .'.
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GOING WEST.

SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
Minneapolis Trains.
Leave ct. paul.,,,, 10 IL A. IL Is 4. II. % p. 4
Minnsapols......- 84t 0oR.A. 20 I"
st. Paul, Lake Minnetonka
Crow River Trains,
Leave st. Paul 10 Il l. 4.
acknowledgements. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 10 "
Grow Kivef. - ?. 4.
Lake Minnetonkn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23k ~
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PAN HAvEs.-Ws had . call, y.sterd.y
morning from G. J. Bsobsr, Of Fair Havss.
He informs NJ that the new grist mill Of
M.y.ll, WYE 4 Lin.eott has already done
some custom work, and by next week will
be In complete running order. II has two
new run Of stone, and third will be add
cd next spring. Th 10 mill does excellent
work. -; - ,:'',' 49,.
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ID g. That e3es)leat weekly. The St. Cloud
JOURNAL, WIN commence on the Sd Of De.
eember, q story entitled: ''Margarst Mer-
lyn." written BY Mrs. srisshelm, which
wilt be continued for several months: The
scenes Of the story are laid in New Eng.
land and the West. A Mrs. 8. IL woman
Of superior talent, her story vim. be looked
for with : great deal 1,of:. interest. Those
who desire ths story .eonplet. should. q
eaes ssnd on their subscriptions for th<
| ,JounxAI.-Foresf civ Ne,cs. ~ ~
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by tho following paragraph from rom The
Minneapolis Tribune, Il viii 10 seen that
Rev. Geo. Chase, formerly Of this place. ID
again in the State, i ...z+~r>At ,
.R.v. Mr.. ch.ss WIN preach il Holj
trinity Church (Episcopal), st. Anthony
tomorrow SUNDAY MORNINGS 10} O'Clock
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Tnz. Nsw LAND O111q1,-Ws. undezstaad
that the greater portion Of tho books, maps,
plats, and records for the new Land OF q
At Alexandra have been received. Both
the officers have their commissions, and
only await instructions from the Depart
ment 10 commence work. This Office will
be great convenience to the people Of thu
frontier.
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Uxrouxp.p.-Tbe report has been elren:
lated that the small pox has appeared a.
Maine Prairie. This IL : mistake, - VI
learn from tho physician who attended th.
p.rties supposed to have The disease. = r
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THROUGH TlA1xs.-Ata meeting Of the
Minneapolis Board of Trade on last We'd.
nesday, it WAS stated that the Milwaukee 4
Minneapolis and 81. Paul l. Pacific Roads
intend running through passenger trains
between Milwaukee and st. Cloud. This
change will probably 80 into operation be-
fore long.
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NEW MUNICH,
NHw MUNICH, Nov. p, 1868.

How the sOutraSsd hajesty'' Of the
Law was Enthusiastically Winter.
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national Affairs. Thanks to. day and thanks
everlasting to the Divine Man, may l:not
say without ir, sverenes, the Human God!
who has demonstrated his competence to
rule ever US in the most perplexins Of Ill
the sxigsneiss which have arisen thus fer,
Aud now, friends and fsllsw citizsns Of
this great Republic, can Ne not trust him
still! Can We not still freposs under his
protection, undisturbed by any fear - to
! the ultimate adjustment Of 81 those dif6.
eulties which pertain 10 our present aud
our future interests? Are tho difficulties
which liz in tho way Of the entire recon.
struetion Of our government aud Of society
IT. the South, At al comparable to these
through which the Ki:g Of kings has H.
ready brought US { The men who have
been engaged in the rebellion and have fail.
I'd, Of course feel sorely aud sadly over q
lost cause. We should Lave felt still more
serely:N eur efforts 70 nav. Guy Severnnesl
(aad theirs, for il vss government which
they helped ts:eerset and administer, md
under which they had svora . ive,) Y,
; should have fell still more ser.ly II =. hst
| not been successful. They will, ned tim,
to adjust thsmsslves: to . restored and ri
; amended government and there l. tim
enough. II il no easy matter for them Il
! look upoa'a race just snsnsipa:ed from III
! lowest condition, - equals in point d Il,
. and Of right. But These prejudiees u
b fell - strsns IL many Of ths Nor,her1
: States - They are ano.s thsn.; sen.hsr
. men are not sia4ses ,abess Ill othses3 h thi
: matter ofeast.: Thsy IRE IN sssy ny
q sntislsd 10 our respect. They: hsys be-
): edaeased ii II atnoephsfs eatitsly ai9e
y ent from that into Nhiph, NE were born
l. II Nov Ea1lsadnsa haa1ees born MI