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INDIANA.
Stnte Teachers Couventton-SchooA
$iattAtic&s

Special Deap.tsh to The Chlcazo Tribune.
IxptlxAro1ls, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE State Teaca-
err Convention meets a1 TeE1e Hause on the 2akh
OF December.
Tie repptts OF the various county examiners.
u ade u The Superintendent Of Pab!G 1nst1uc:
tlUu, SHOW The following etsttstirs: Number 81
as3.s41: toI-l. 81 sa9 Eolored chidfen enfolled-
Males, s.'72; f.mals., s,;ls: total cos3e9 s::oo
hfTeyer. Ia suors 1gt names.
70 that the entire putpber really u 61o t90 Number
Qf teachers emk luJt d. 1l,s96 Tosa1 amount ot
school 1cyeIue, ss,a ,6''-s6- Amount e1pe ended
revenue, s, sts,ss -; amount expended, sl:l3;
ssas0. upmhef Of school harses. SSH. Total
value OF school property. s, ,3sa, ,6ss.s
, 1870-11-12
atnnrv I.tTo stpck Market.

ALBANY, Nov. il.-Cattle dull, q tadh9S@:
ii car a fsa, wSea nn Mia he.a xhas ss
;sn qTeE r ~ .n,i1 wEeH, Etth sitt,e tnauiry
sheen md L1mbs-Market SLOW and dsaSKin9: g
psfcrs sFc fully Nc lowes. Sheep, 4.s1K9asai
Aubs, $s.SsH81ta -, rr,n.,s .,
x;,p1a;.S5: Michigan aud New YORK x..z43"a ~
1so NichtKeu, averaging TO ~, cold at $3.50
, 1870-11-12

svFaisrlsco, Sov. 1Ens :1o9 %pt etos nosder
nc is,s!y H. S:,s;{ W. i
'S1 ~ Ia soa oota ~
taslsaE1e pssI3 ssG rs Is Dnn IL IN
rtrue fAKf nfpht.
, 1870-11-12

pwrrR1s, Nov. 1l.-CTudt petroleum opened
nm hut closed t}utl; sales Of 1900 btli seller
november, At l:-16c spos. SIC 70; seler s. Y,
cembeF, sAc: Keller al ne rear, sac oid: seasE E
cioscs dun: ssles of 600 htis 1t ta'.e: se1er No
Yember, mic; seller jxnuazy 70 juno 1s55e-
, 1870-11-12

uons Of the o&tF, Ehloh- aze Of Tho most soil
character. Thase II ntte 1iszu1 felt IN tho ctJ.
shops md paAcet Of an6uscment are opeu, Aod
business goes ou II asu21 Tne knns Of the forts
have not yet Urlt.d. but are being .prtpsred 10
open pp' heayy ire 1hould the teet come
nearer. '
, 1870-11-12

8petdxl peipateh to The ChicaEo Tribune
NV YORK. Nor. 1i:-Ruuors Of another
squeeze In cash gold md French successes were
used to boost gold to-day. The market WA
Etrune. advancing from 11ok to lllH. and closing
At me highest quotation Of the day. Tho eaefF
ino rates were and 2 per cert, and borrowing
rsfta MT to l-Sl per cent. There WIS report on
the street that sone Hetu,An bankers locked up
sc0o, ,Cooln coupons received from Europe, aod
borrowed the currency from tho CanadA hanfs
viii a view Of engineering high rates for the use
Of gold.
The money market WAS ea4y ut to PET cent
On governments, and 3 to per cent Oh colatet- |
sls Prime busintss notes ranged from to
per cent |
Government bonds declined. TFahaacuons
| were limited. ..
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
WIS Inactive Prime bankerb' aixty days sterling
bl]ls quoted at 100, and sight 112H. Southern
bank Bills, sixty dava, 1o51s; ahd commercial
| t,ank bills, 10sH to 1osA.
declined unf{cr the European reports Of Austrian
intervention in favor OF France. The amount OF
| legitimate transactions is small, as the Large
| el.ques for the MOMENT are Inactive.
DIRT GOODS.
There ia considerable activity IN prints snd
! other domestic cotton goods at the lowest rates
which rule. Domestic Woolsens arc t1n, though
quiet.
The xbeat market took a. turn tor tho better TO-
day, especially for new spring. which was In brisk
request fof e1poat 70 oea.s ,s- w.
, buo5an1' Inc sa'es "efs a'o'1s 4sS'''' o@'Ae'a"
> F@oa.
TIC market lot Inc co1anon aau Ans11u T. IN
| Of State and "e@tefo nouls "as "ote a:nse, aao
| prices closed o41V cents a4gaet, esps! ~ *
. | ping extra STATE. Inc 6aes 10 tne oa"H Heio W.
+ | cIa, and the naasaeuoos OF 1ae oa5 loo0Eo W
d 1000 oa11en, p,
To the A'to7.ted flts'1
= | Ais3sA1Ta 1sa rusn. nsh.a,a+ .,,e.,onarr
Nhm zvH1s NV; EIn,,sd Sfa'e. met tois1 Rishpi,
: | Isnrs nresidjnR nnd made an appropriation OF
"a some $4,000 for the work OF the present ascaa
~ yeaE.. cx,.+ =, =
The WomenN Fofe,9n Ms:ton.! e.ety - n =
It's 4rHt PUBLIC me&uuR IN Ql4 GUYS A-Aa5f ~ St
, 1870-11-12

AEKAN&AA.

41stxr. Nov, 1.-THE 4fpus cl1im3 6 Demo-
rT-fS to 81 Rtpuohcans IN the Assembly.
, 1870-11-12
The Com5uK Immigration ConSch.
tfan NJ Iudl4nRP0lIx.

ISp1AxApoG1s Nov. 11,-GoTe!uor Rakfk ms
appointed Hon. J. s. NeEnan+' Colonel CoouIn.
charles +. C,tnn, aud l. Smith. delegates % tne
the 9ssi mat The Buar1i Of Trade has also ap-
pointed deltgatea % The soasen5on: a. 1ae M a ranss
and organized lEnmtgfnu"n Botiesies, ID the
tinted s atea, should be furnished GoSefnor 3D.
ker IT tho faIlieSt data.
, 1870-11-12
MAHQNIC NoT1CEA
M6&0111E.

Tbe.e vsi be 4 regular eommEnleat9n q y '14.sntst =
sr{1 Lodge No. ~ A. r. md a. ~. nE1 y Soy. Z
WoFt On = =. dafrue Ind sestuw: Ets!H9e, e,be u. u
NJ cs.u!AI5 invited 10 attend rEfnsTTxf1Y. $e'y.
, 1870-11-12
HntJYond Kings ON u Tour OF In.

FuKr WATKK,- Ind, Nov. 1t.-By gpeciaa tatn
on The plttsbu,xh. Fort WaJno + chlea9o Aal-
roaa toda! r. Sa,e III nosns
ucH. s, J. T7iden, New York; J. F: 2. Lani.r.
ii: WInsiow and Moses T1ldeut OF Nt* 5o!k ;
1aw. !. NJ NcCuuonah, Springer HAfbaush, C.
E Go1nam, and VIM shssoy. They leave % tne
Grand Rapids / 1od!an1 Railroad IN tae mosntn9:
shatii1e; It beinf but la1e1J thrown: open fpl
hukfut44.
, 1870-11-12
MICHIGAN.

s1eda1 pespAsch to The Chleako 7dhane. ,,a
nErKpn Nor, 1t.-Eul1ef returns 1S1IU tae
STATE do not change tta nHures ptcttously sent
Congei's matontJ 10 the Flfth District VIII % 70
aeout 200. Inc fFte Fsses. however, con&nues "
clAtn his defeat
In thc doubtful Legislative districts two sena,
tors and seur Representatives have oeeA s4ec@eo
hI The EeruQIlcAnA
, 1870-11-12

St. pAr1, Nov. 1l.-Rerorss a1c IN town OF the
..f.tn OF Hon. Jceeph h BroWn, who came 70
MINNESOTA fo1sy.n.e years ago. and was tor Jea1s J
ieaaipg Denaoc1.sas poist;sion Apd 1ss! Tss ssae
*f6tNiU thc Indians, having tquaw Tor vie,
and large family ef half.oteed caaidrsn. ne II
dea,h iocf place in New Io1k. whsfr ne ~ en-
fhe pfatft<A
, 1870-11-12

BoNHAzDXE.r or HAABERG.
HAMBURG, Nor. 1.-THE FRENCH nees *alco
nae gor so,ne dsy5 been hutertuz OF cur coaat,
ste1.ued up within partial range, !essesdaJ. ana
onened heavy IRE Oh the city The numerous
,strnct3nna IN the E1oo, however, prevent AEefy
nesr appsoaeb, and compel he vessel. 70 sepa.
rase md move very canttous1J' and ne ate -
vi haa nat Ind The least effect upon the fo<uaeA-
, 1870-11-12

- 1wua4rmstou Conyention-The
Late NJ. Louls Treasury Defnfc~-
.t3ous
81. Ioc1s. Nov u-Gorernor MeCaufS nas ~
,ainted dejexaua 70 represent Missouri n nc
fmmicfatinn Convention to be held IN 11aiaoapo-
~ ne 9H cit ei,1 has died salts against different parties
to whom Emanuel susisky, late deianiunzA ~ III
T1es1urer, loaned money 1no9ntnsn sn 70 isnsnE
held mere yestezday. the following ooasets wert
ei elected: John s. loomlA NeF foll. President
chas b Lambe1n- s. Louh, SecletIy ano ~ H.,
= Web6. General AnaaGet District ot hAnsas
| Wn, =. bJe7s, General Manager District OF C<'o
, 1870-11-12
Nur EuxlRn0 ttcRaHs

Dos7os, Soy. 1L-Well-s1ss3n.ts@a. t@.,,nnsl Ban1,
t~tnsy-f,o,er bi,ls on the. 0aeidA Ssuou"' ''"'@'
oi Cuc4, n. T., nre IN c!tcI1uon. .h,, c1ky oil
coEk, which aTtyed yesterday. wss % rs.tTs, mt,ce,s
H,a6 .oita of diamonds hy the rcveanse : fnaaeoe
Ehlch he VII attempting TO amngsle ID = p"~
, 1870-11-12

No,raaxKxr, Nov. 1l--Ab4ut' 8 concae! ate+
heard frcFo. The Democrats have l.eoQ m ataE14:
III remsintae counttca wnl stEs hog. 49, 49,
Fo fnemb4tT oY 3ho teEaatatuEe cot OF 1oa Na0
probably tvo mara. TNs fo9oNtnk pH9Eas sso
500 10 Cp4&feRt Iztt peEsx&et-118as9s oe-
, 1870-11-12

xxxyRrs. Nov, 1.-THE 4relassAtI Little Rock
snec!si ss5s HANKS majority to the sirst District
Hi be s,to0 snyder, Rep9o@tcan- do0otses.
~ Trt,d The Democrats arc confident OF cA1f5-
M ~ toe Ies,alatu1e, thus securing un'fsd ssh1ea
Senator.
, 1870-11-12
war Departments Weather Report
Ux11kp SrAEKa s1GNA1 aHy1c1,l

Tne following is tho ot1clal record madA tot the
"obees1at1on and report OF storms, hy tehgsape
and si4n1l, for the benefit ot commerce % saa
hours endlpR At II .. NJ, Chicago uma. The q"
ble shown ne heights Of Tho barometer enu snef-
u,oueicf 1t the hou,a Of O'Clock 4 m.,s p T..
and ii ., N also the amount OF rainfall TOT tho
tweniy.fuut hours endlER as7 + n, aao" and
hill being reduced to rain:
, 1870-11-12

DETROIT. Nov. .ll.-BEKApE1rrfs-F!ou quiet
md unchanged. Wheat quite Weak; .G s1Ha; ~
nMfsi fir n; State, &C. Barley dull; prices non'-
, 1870-11-12
SPAIN.

LoSpox, Nor. 11.-Aosto 'denies the ruuaor Of
having demanded plehtscite. He taJs the rote
Of The CoI1es, elected nJ uniTcEs2l kursIze, VII
amply sudloc.
, 1870-11-12

peeui.. eopvneato, Of ChIesEo ccu2cts 2 Z II thts
ltiassien s. n.,sa;; ~ = xsrf % &c iath
tSat9s ~ ...e nxsni9Hf; i; rna sieT
H41 11s~ j. B. SLtC1TeH. \.
, 1870-11-12

R4Lu1A, Nov. u.-Tne Rev. ". 3. Feus o1 11E ~
Stastnta tel dead II TIA dtpne1 t1n1e to-d3E+
, 1870-11-12

o,o Radical: second Dtsu,c*-Buek,ey, Radical:
Thhf, nix. .r,ct-HlpdlxT Democrat: Fnutt1 Dts-
Srict-lfaJts, Radical: ftftn Dttnct-Do1. 0em-
err. S,Iru D.st{lcI-atusa. Democrat
, 1870-11-12
Hou.paper CbanKe--Tho EnKiish
n1i11401s

c.1NctNxAIr, Nov. 11.-Nou. 1a1ek ]. f1tka oM
nrr,1.t rdi:s,.-in-chIet, and John 4. Cockexu
managing edith, Of The Enq9tr5: H. sAtao
DespsIchcs from Dayton Bta1e that ps1Ea1e 70. 70.
tdTices nom W1shihEton are 70 mo enect taa'
lehsnrk nas neen offered the EuXtAh Mlt8loo-
, 1870-11-12
MICHIGAN.
: The Va

rne yandcrpool TRIAL tmpcacn@
1ncnts
Ku4xA1oo, Mich, Nov; l1-SosstnSS. sS.S o. SS ssSe.
tn.e1tsf rs n iSsS 1as Ssse @..n 11se
Eal raw Nan ~ tInncsch MIS- Springer and Af: Aaa' "n'
y,em esr ~ to seeing Field after one O'CLOCK
, 1870-11-12
MISSOURI

Accident Caused by the
Fnli,pE OF = spnn OF tne Now
RtlaRo at ST. ChAxleaSfK FoFsons
Ktlled ana Mime seriously Injured
Special pe+p.sch to The Chicago Tribune
cr1hcr. Ill, Nov. 11.-A most horrible ca!zs-
tzcpae Is reported to hare occurred At 81 cnas'es
M. this affernoon. A large number Of men hase
hecn ernp,o4ed for SONG time In building an iron
nsidRe aeross The Missouri MEes. et g. 9 Eha!es
nnon. some portions Of d span which WAs alnaost
Completed, gave vsy, p.eStpa'atsng me ns'o~ ~pot
Ftifteen men we're employed on the !n-f4ttd span.
six of which are reported 70 have been maan1H
riitfd. whist the other nine ate 80 dangerously
Nnnndtd iNa. ineir lIyes arc oespa1red Of
ST. Inr1a. Nov, 11.lWhflc tho wotEmen Nctc
,oTm1 ia mrs chord Of the North Missouri nil.
spinning tas ns.9o R.et "a q IT,
T chnT,f. an Irun casting weighing nre TOES, Ie1
crushing The scaoldipg caiaS 1o"T ~ *;S Ftr.r
si1 Of thc men were drowned, among whom at'
Captain oden, MI. Thompson, foEems"t s1s ~
land, and rxo otncrs, whose names 3e uoAno"n
, 1870-11-12

u.s,xoaa pisaster In s"aan e@"-
l1DAA" ~.......
carrx,rs, 6. C., Nov: 117A 74.s: !s5Eas ssaes arsS
.'ss,ts.s .E9-s m sne GreaWyRa CseeA
, 1870-11-12
anit to Recover Against the ont"0
fnc1iic An1lF0ads

ox,u. Nor. 1.-THE cult Of George VI Efosf.
.,.1,r1i1 = @Fnrcnt tsidR Agent OF the Uu1ou factnS
Ra!i!oad, aga1net tho COMPANY tos fots5 s5@,fad ~
Iolia1s, addiuona pay toE seyEes IesaSH ao7s,S y
sxsien 81 A. lei sstde By the judge
, 1870-11-12
LOUISIANA.

Fatal Shooting ATfatr-Thc Donald.
aonytlie = ronb4cs.
srx on,.... Soy, 11.-EdwArd moore: eaI, I;
.eepxr on dc steamer Ia he.t NAs su"s enes
Killed b.. John L.crnx- Tne muEde.-- to
The revenue cutter WEldcfnesa has gone
1laton Rouge. to 1esuort the iEot prisoners %
place Of security. DonAldaouy1ne Is quiet. But
little 1alrARe Vas done By dfe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24
LITERARY NOTICES,

In the December number. of the
Galaxy, the following are among
other good things "Lady Judith )"
Glove aod friendship" "My friend
the fculal baron ;" IA phase Of Druid
ism" "Some of my experiences" ~
happy woman )" etc. In Mark Twain's
"Memoranda" is review from the
London Revieo of his "Innocents
Abroad" in which the writer out
Twalns Twain. Sheldon & Co., pub
fishers, New York.
Cooley for September has a fine
steel engraving, two Christmas pictures,
fashion pl'tes and patterns in colors,
and an unusually good variety Of read
ing matter. L. A. Cooley, publisher,
Philadelphia.
The Lady's Friend quite sur
passes itself in tn, holiday number.
SPECIAL inducements are offered to new
subscribers. Those who subscribe be-
fore. the first Of January will receive
the December number free, and also a
steel engraving. Deacon l. Peterson,
publishers, Philadelphia.
We are in receipt Of the Initial No.
Of the Young Pilot, handsome month
ly, haihng from Chicago, devoted es-
pecially to the interests Of young people
in their teens. December number free
to all subscribers for the year 1871. 81
per annum.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24
MINNESOTA NEWS.

-Quails are very abundant in tho
neighborhood of Lake City.
Hon E. NJ. Wilson left on Mon
day for Washington. Col. W. s. King
went on Saturday.
Mr.. George Wh,llon, Of Blue
Earth City, was elected to the State
Senate by a majority Of "a over
Col. Thompson.
Rev. Geo. B. Whipple, Of Fari-
bault, left on Monday for tho Sand
wich Islands, where will be his future
home.
The Duluth Tribune gives an a.
count Of an attempt to burn the store
Of Foley, Brother & Co., containing \
stock Of $4,000. .:..--..
"A young lady, Hannah Hennes.
sey, of Eagan, Dakota county, va
killed by a ball from the rifle Of her
brother, who fred, toward the house,
the ball passing through, striking her
in the head. .... ...
Mrs. JAS. MCCARTHY, Of Egan 10
Dakota county,, drowned herself in a
lake near the house last Sunday morn.
ing while in fit Of temporary in
sanity.
The Tribune says the Governor
disappointed Mr.. D. Wanwig Of Litch-
field, immigration agent for this State
to Norway Mr.. W. was immigration
agent at Milwaukee during the sum-
mer. s!:,.2,. - y. T." ~" -.
+ The Hastings Gazette says George
Olcott and family, consistin: Of wife
and FIVE children, who left Hastings
last month for England are supposed to
have been lost on tho il!-fated Cam.
bria. ''=','
s The Minneapolis Tribune says
Rev. r. A. Paterson, Of St. Paul,
(Bsptist,) has become heir 70 oonsid-
able rcaf estate, left him through . rel:
alive, in Scotland. His brother, Pater-
son Of New York, Of locomotive fame,
iuhe'its a portion Of the fortuss, from
the same source. ~@'> ~ =
= Last week, Thursday morning,
Swede womao, named Mrs. Mary Sven
son, was found dead in the road about
half a mile from her home. She rssid-
ed in Chisago Lake town, near Little
Lake, was about 60 years Of sge, and
had always been noted q remarkably
healthy person.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24
THANKsGlvlNGDAY.
BY tie President Of the United States: a
Proclamation.

BY tie P,e.;dent Of the United IStates: a
.,.4, J., Proclamation. ,.
Whereas, It behooves people, sensible
oftheir dependence on the Almighty, pub
lioly and collectively to acknowledge their
gratitude for his msrcies, and to beseech
thier continuance, and,
Whereas, The people Of the United
States, during tho year about to end, have
special cause to be thankful for general
prosperity, abundant harvests, exemption
from war and civil strife,,y
Now therefore, be it known that I, q. s.
Grant, President Of the United States, con-
curing in any similar recommendations
from the chief ma gistrstes Of the States, do
hereby recommend to all citizens to meet
in their respective places Of worship, on
Thursday, the Gath day Of November next,
there to give thanks for the bounty Of God
during the year abou to close, and to sup
plicate for its continuance hereafter. In
witness whereof I have set my hand, and
caused the seal Of the Uaied States to be
affixed.
Done At the City Of Washington this 2lst
day Of October, in the year Of our Lord
1870, and Of the independence of the Unit
cd States the ninety first.
- a.. -. U. s. GRANT.
BY the President.
.HAx1IroH FISH, Secretary ofvState
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sAUK 0IIlRI.

Il SuH4eoe1oA-1np9ov
sAuK ClxTRs, srsIRus Co.. M1Hx., /
November, 10th, 1870. !
EDITOR JouRNAl.-It il not because
I am not interested IN your paper, your
prosperity, aud your city, that l do net
wnte more ftequsstly. In looking
over your advertisements, my attention
was called 70 the fact that % many q
your merchants sell % many kinds d
goods, or 80 few Of them make = speed
atty of any one kind. Could they not
succeed as we'll BY selling all dry gosds,
oil boots and shoes, oil groceries, 30. I
do not desire to NEEDLE, but l wonder
ed to myself if that wnould not be q
better arrangement for all concerned.
Our town is making some substan.
tai improvements Mr.. Alex. Moore
will soon have completed his handsome
brick business block,
Osakn, fifteen miles above here, hss
the timber on the ground for an NJ. E.
church to be built next spring.
80 49, @'' ~ NOT.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

GRAlN.-The estimate of an increas-
I'd grain crop this year is fully justified
by the large amount on hand at this
period. 1t is known that in Liverpool
great quantities have been forestored
awaiting the eventualities OF the present
war. But this fact does not account
for the unusual quantity stored in the
elevators around the country, IN amount
which in itself, nevertheless, is but~a
tithing of the great general product.
This is easily understood BY the
quantity Of grain "io sight" at our
principal elevators. On the 10th, it
vas estimated at 1o,l79,145 bushels,
while at the same period last year it did
not exceed seven millions. New York
has Of this large quantity, no less than
l,S09,74S bushels stored, = waiting
saipmeut.-Detrois journal Of CON-
nterce.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

TIE Knights Of St. Crispin, in their
Grand Lodge, in Massachusetts,, have
resolved on two very wise measures.
First, that there shall DO no more strikes
in the Crispin organization Second,
that the organization shall be changed,
as rapidly as possible, into cooperative
one. Strikes are the greatest injuries
that Labor can iuflict upon itself; and
the grand remedy, when labor conceives
itself to be oppres' ed by Capital, is CO.
operation. The Crispins have set
other trades organizations an excellent
example.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

The Red Wing Republican tells
Of the elopemeut of young daugh-
ter, aged sixteen, of Mr.. Hayma2, Of
Goodhue county, with an old repre-
bat, named spitz, a widower Of forty.
Eve. They started for Prescott, but on
crossing the river found that the ferry :.
man was Justice of the Peace, and
had him marry them then and there.
They returned to Red Wing, where the
girls father and brother found them
aud took her away. Application
has been made for q divorce on the
ground Of the minority Of the girl.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24
y. B MITCHELL EDITOR.
Thursday, Nov. "a, 1870
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
ExHcUrIy1 DEPARTMENT .
? ST.. PAUL, Nov. 4, 1870. ]

- ST. PAUL, Nov. 4, 1870.
In tho mercy and goodness Of God, the
seasons Of the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seventy have brought great
prosperity to the people Of the Common
wealth Of Minnesota. In the hlsssiags of
general health and peace, and gathering Of
bouutifal harvest, the advance Of our
people in popular education, knowledge
and eulighted Of Christianity, as we'll as in
al the necessaries aud comforts Of life, do
We have good cause to give thanks unto
Him from whom al blessings aow.
"Praise ye the Lord all 70 nations !;
praise him all ye people.
''For his mcrciful kindness is great TO-.
wards US and the truth Of the Lord en-
dureth forever. Praise ye the Lord"
Wherefore, in accordance with the usage
Of our fathers, do I, HORACE AUSTIN. Gov
ernor Of tho State Of Minnesota, recon-
mend that Thursday, the oath day Of No.
vember instant, be observed by the people
Of this State as the day of Public Thanks
giving and praise.
Given under my hand and the great seal
49, ofthe State, at tho capital, in the
=. city Of st. Paul, this fourth day
. SEAL of November, in tho year Of our
,;s 80. Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy. .....
HORACE AUSTIN.
By tho Governor:
= - II. HArrsoN,
=. ~ Secretary Of State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

TH1 United States Engineer, Col.
MeComber, in charge Of the govern
mont works at St. Anthony Falls,
viii recommend the Engineer De.
partuent ito ask Of Congress an
appropriation Of 100000 10 add,-
ton, to the $50 900 voted at tho last
session for tho construction Of an In
pfoyement of the falls. %. ..~ &c..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

Miss Winnie Ream, the sculptures,
Who hes been engaged for three years
on SIC. 900 statue Of Lincoln, order
ed BY Congress, writes from Rome that
the statue il completed and will be
at once shipped for Washington, where
she hopes it will arrive in time to be
received BY tho Members Of Congress.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24
WEST HOUSE,
ST. CLOUD, bIINNEsoTA,
C.wEST, Proprietor.

q The undersigned having purchased the
Lewiston House located on Washington
avenue, near Clarke &. Co.'S storey has
made many alterations and improvem ents,
and now offers superior Recommendations to
travellers, and oil who may stop with him.
The table il supplied with the bert that can
be obtained in the market, the rooms are
tidy and the beds clean and comfortable.
. ~ Good stabling is attached to the
House. Ss5 s4.5 -.
81. Cloud, Now, 1870. v1snl7
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

The The Seventh Minnesota Regiment
viii hold its, Annual Re union at tho
capitol, St. Paul, on the 18th and 10Th
Of December, It is understood thatall
Minnesota regiments Of the 10th Corps
III assemble at the same time. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

DURING Ere at the house Of Mr..
David Cover, Of Oak Park, near, Still
water, some person stole $4,000 in
money and bonds concealed between the
mattresses of his bed. "A reward of
$500 has been offered. Just think Of
. man having that amount concealed
In his house, III these days of banks
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24

Ins, rilnneapo Ils, nave |, recslved the
following choice pieces Of new music,
published BY Root & Cady, Chicago:
s.Under foot" song and chorus, by
Frank Howard. "a 80
Soprano song from Goldbeok's Cantats,
1.-THE Pioneer;' Robert Goldbeek.
'"Ah che la morte ;" instrumental; by W.
Kuhe.
"sans souci"-Marche Triumphale; in
strumental by Chas. Gimbel, Jr.