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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-23
GOOD BOARDING.

On or about the 20th of November the
undersigned will open q boarding house on
washington avenue, next door to Mont
gomery & Vests store, where he will he
able to accommodate in first-class style
boarders by the day or week. Rooms fur
nished when desired. Rates reasonable.
Apply to J.AYER:
St. Cloud, Nov. 7th, 1871. Nv.
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Ohio has : State debt Of $500, 020.
The State debt Of Minnesota is $780,
600, and the people, BY = large majori-
ty At the late election, decided that it
SHOULD lot be- increased. There may
be such thing % being too close.
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ALTHOUGH tho action Of the NJ. &.
Educational Convention held At Roch.
ester last week were rather unfavorable
to the location Of Hamline University
at that place, yet tho citizens IT. still
hopeful Of securing it. A bonus Of $50, :
900 will be required.
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE,

16 Beautifully situated on Camp
Lake, one and half miles from Clear
Lake depot. Consists of 40 acres timber
and pasture; 40 acres cultivated prairie,
both fenced; and 40 acres of uncultivated
clean prairie Good house (well furnished
throughout). buildings and every couven-
ience-all new last year. Easy terms. ADJ
dress, LEES & PEAKCE, Clear Lake. sher-
burne &C., Mimi. 4w.
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The physician Of Queen Viotori.,
DR.. Mcleod, states officially that he
has attended the Queen TOR thirteen
years, and declares that all reports that
she gives symptoms of mental weakness
are unqual,6cdiy false.
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On Sabbath last the Russian triga'e
"Sgstland," beariog the Grand Duke
Alexis arrived in New York harbor-
The customary national salutes were
fred and replied to. The Grand Duke
remained aboard OF his vessel until
Tuesday. On that day the "Mary
POWELL with fully six hundred persons
on board, including all members of the
reception and executive committees Of
the Grand Duke, lett her moorings at
half-past seven O'CLOCK precisely, and
steamed down the bay in view Of the
Russian and United States fleets
The vessels presented magnif-
cent appearance, being deckcd with
tho colors of all nations from stem to
stern. The upper hay was filled with
steamers and sailing vessels, aud tho
salutes, blowing of whistles and the
dipping OF colors, gave the whole scene
an animated appearance. The Grand
Duke was notified that tho COMMITTEES
awaited bis arrival on board the "Mary
Powell" to tender him the Inequalities
of the city. He accepted, went aboard
tho vessel, and was welcomed by Gen.
Dix. A response was made BY the
Russian guest. The party then steam
ed to tho city, where the Duke was
placed At the head of a procession Of
ten thousand troops. He was greeted
on all sides with cheers and waving Of
handkerohiefs, as he proceed ed to his
hotel.
Yesterday the Grand Duke wert to
Washington to pay his respects to
President Grant.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-23

THE Guzettc foots up tho value Of
the buildings and Improvements At
Saltwater during 1871, at 1881, ooo.-
This includes the State Peniten tiary,
railroad grading, elevator, 10.
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TIE grand jury Of the Circuit Court
which has been sitting in Chicago, be-
fore being discharged Oh Monday made
a report endorsiog and CONN. ending
tho action Of Mayor Mason aud Gen
Sheridan, in connection with tho care
Of Chicago during and after th'
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THE widow OF passenger VII
wos killed by the explosion OF the
steamer Westdeld brought suit against
the owners to recover dsmagee.-
The remarkable plea was set up
bv tho defense that the deceased had
no right to be on the boat on Sunday,
"a under the laws OF New York travel
ing on that day is misdemeanor. Ia
other words, it served him right to be
blown up!
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CONNOLLY has resigned thu Comp.
t,ollership Of New York, and Aodre~
h. Green, an honest man or supposed
"a be, ha, been appointed iu bis place
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MlNNEsOrA ITEMS.


"A Hone for Iavalids is to b,
built q: Farikault.
Tho Patk Place Hotel, ST. Paul
has been closed fo1 the winter. @..I
MI 4. 0. Strong has been elect
ID Chief Engineer Of the 1t. Pau
Fire Department.
Jos. Chalmers Of Minneapolis, ha'
the contract for roofing the St. Psu
Custom House with slate.
Mr.. Gilbert Bardeu, OF Albert
Lea, did not get over a fence just tn,
way he expected TO aud broke his leg
Bishop Whipple returned t.
Faribault from Baltimore last week
He expects to, spend the winter il
Cuba.
The vito of Thomas Jude, o
Maple Lake, has been sent to the Hos
pital for the Insane, at St. Peter
Monticello Times.
The three leading stores, includ
ing the Post Office, IN Hutchinson
were broken open on Thursday night
and large amount Of clothing, etc
taken.
Rev. NJ. N. Adams, formerly O.
St. Peter, has been appointed agent O
the Sisseton and Wahpet Indians Al
the Fort Wardsworth Reservation, il
place Of Dr.. J. W. Daniels resigned.
The Anoka Rre.. says that Mr.
Widmark was killed by = trap gun,
A warrant hss been issued for tho ar.
rest Of = mae by the name Of Libby,
who lives 10 the neighborhood.
The Red Wing Republican says
that two Zumbrota men started from the
former place with loads Of. lumber, and
began running horses, when one man
was thrown from his wagon and in.
stantly Killed.
Thirty applications have been
made BY veterans Of 1912 residing 10
this State for the pension Of So a
month, under the act passed last win
ter, of which humber twenty have al.
ready been allowed.
MI. Charles Sehefer Of St. Paul,
willin few days leave for Europe to
be gone for about one year. During
his absence, besides visiting all the
principal places on the continent, he
will 90 to England and Scotland.
"A single firm at Kasson have
shipped, since the season opened, %
cars of fax seed, between 5000 ant
5000 bushels, and at present tim
they have about 1000 bushels in tbei
warehouses. They have paid betwee,
81, 900 and $4,000 for the seed.
Liberty Hall, the Republican can
didate for the House in Mcleod cour
~, claims tho election by two major
ty over Gillick, Democrat. 1t is al
lodged that when it was ascertaine
that Hall had . m.jority there was
recount in Green Lake the day aft
election and niue votes thrown on
Mr.. Hall proposes to contest the sea
Tho Houston County Demoere
confirms the statement that q man ,
Spring Grove, 10 that county, is turf
ing into stone. Ills name is Harno
Silverson. He is completely petri6e
in al his limbs and body, tho on1
exception being portion about IL
mouth, throat and eyes. He has
good appetite, eats, and praJs dag an
night for the Lord to deliver biz
from this terrible affliction. He
perfectly helpless. The process
petri6cation commenced some tin
last spring In his feet and knee
since which time it has gradually II
creased. A further notice of this ca.
may bc found on our first page.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-23

COMPLETE returns of the last STATE
election give Governor Austin 1851
majority Lieutenant Governor Yale,
l8,159; Secretary of State Jeunison,
1856.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-23

COLLECTOR MURPHY, of the New
York Custom House, sent his resiEua.
ton to the President on the 18Th
Chester A. Arthur has been appointed
to succeed Kim.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTlVE DEPARTMENT,

ExEoUTlvE DEPARrxENT,
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 9. 1871.
WHEREAS, In accordance with long con-
.iaued public usage and the laws Of the
State, it is my official duty to appoint .
day Of solemn and public thanksgiving to
Almighty God for his blessings TO 10 ~ =
State and Nation.
Therefore, l. Horace Austin, Governor Of
the State Of Minnesota, do hereby desig-
nate and appoint THURSDAY, the THlR-
TlETH day of NOVEMBER. IS such day.
Given under my hand and the great seal
of the State at Saint Paul, the
(sEAL] day and year first above writ
HORACE AUSTIN,
By the Governor:
Il. MArrsoN, Secretary Of State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-23

FSTRAY.-Camet to the subsciber living
/ 4 in Rockville, Stearns. Co., MINI. ,in May
1871 q BROWN HElFER, about Is months
old. The owner is hereby notified to prove
property pay charges and take it away or
it will be disposed Of according to law.
PETER LOMMEL.
Rockville. Minn., Nov.2d, 1871. w.
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UNlVERSALlSM

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS: :gss->.
STOLEN.

Tho following described BONDS were stolen from
the sate and store Of tho subscriber, ut ANOhA on
,hs s Mg ~ 81 EG.S9sr 2 ISL ssId Io.ds are dsaE
state OF Minnesota and the following IL list Of their
nnmbers aud amounts:
Bond NJ AMOUNT ssa 30 natures Fsb 11'1s s7s
" 10, =" &c., iSS {: j." " II ii.i 1879
Tho above are all dated February 18th. 1870, and
are payable to T1CKN0R 4 CO., or bearer.
Bond No. e. amount sssS natures Aug 1st 1871
payable to ~, T1okNoR Co, or bearer, and dated
Tho following were payable to II. L. T1cKNoR, or
" 49, s. s ssS; Aug: .l; Il, i 1::s:
numbers and . arc dated February II, 1870, and
No. Is Is dated August LIST. 1870.
The following N: dated August 1t: 1879 ard Va.
payable August LIST 1850, to MOSES PERHAM or
bearer:
Bond No. II, amount 81 oco.
The above described bonds all have coupons at.
tached. Interest payable semi'annually, ut IL per
cent.
Also one School Bond, No. SO District No. l,
Anoka), Late, December 51st, 1870. Due De-
cem be s1st' 1871. Issued to Anoka Lodge
1865. Due December LIST 1872. Issued to
Leonard Harris. Amount $500.
Saint Cloud School District Bonds No. 10 and ii.
Dated March Is, 1869, due March Is, 1879, for
500 each, with coupons, interest payable annu-
ally, at II per cent.
Promissory Note amount $3.50, dated January sth,
1870. due January sth 1878. in favor of Sarah
f. Tclman, signed by o. B.Dwinell, and G. II.
Dwinell.
T1CKNoR co.
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CHARMING STORIES
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tinated that slo,ooo,oo0 sterling
belonging to the French government, is
on deposit there, and held for the pay
ment Of the German indemnity. The
monetary disturbance in Paris has
partially abated. 1t is reported that
the Bank Of France intends to double
its c,pital, making it $375, 900, 900
francs.
Mine now cases of small pox were
reported 10 New York on Saturday.
This makes thirty-nine new cases since
Saturday last. The cholera at quaran.
the is somewhat subdued. There
have been no deaths since Thursday
The Humboldt Of the same line as the
franklin, Is looked for on Tuesday.
1t is expected she will have . portion
Of the disease on board.
On Saturday afternoon two men
entered the Office of the Union Trust
Company, in New York, and while one
Of them was oonversiug with the Presi.
dent concerning loan the other went
into an adjoining room and took 101
bonds, Of $1,000 denomination each,
Of the Monticello R. R. Co. One man
who gave his name as Edwards was
secured. His confederate escaped
with the bonds,
The charred remains of John Nc.
Dewitt, the celebrated billiard player
were found on Saturday under the
ruins of the Chicago Tribune building.
He vas seen on the morning of the
Ere in the main part of the building,
somewhat intoxicated, and refused to
escape when urged By a friend to do
so, declaring that he vas not afraid
the building would burn.
Further examination show that the
| remains found were not those Of Nc
Dewitt.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-23

Brigham Young's counsel on Tues
day applied for postponement of his
trial for lewd, lascivisous conduct until
spring, on the ground that Brigham is
10 delicate health and prefers not to
return to Salt Lake until warmer
weather. He will appear, however,
whenever required-so his counsel
promise. The decision on motion to
postpone was itself postponed for timo
by Judge Mexican.
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ARRIVAL Or THE GRAND DUKE AT
LAST.

II. MArrsoN, Secretary of State.
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Sin fdarfcr Oteb.

Die SGinOis ,,Staats;eituns", ieben.
faas bic sinFusrsi&fe BON alien beutf&sn
republifdni16sn 9ei.unssn, iust, inbem
Ge BON benz prctsfs Der Dsut1den In ct.
9puis essen @nfsnisnrun9en na& 8rant-
reid 1priht, 8clsenbts:
,Ylan barf f& etni9srmnben bariiter
wuntern, bob 5err S6urj ttele f&mdb'
Ii6e BerIsbuns bss @silies alltr Nsutra-
ttdtssslebr (tei ssnauer SsOba6tuns If.
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0sgenlaube elmer 9sbarnifAten Snisr-
pruattpn ssma&t BAT. 5ardkt sr Uisl-
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fG 70 nmtrifnuiirt bate, tpie 5srr S6url,
brau&tt eiuen lcldsn nSerbaar ni&t
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Das III Gin iAarfer 5ieb. gBsnn Der
fbt, wirp tr l&le6t beiIsn, namsntli&
wsnn nod btr Yr6fptntenbrisf ais 9sij.
pln1sr auf bic gEunee 9slrSt wiirbs.
S&urS wsIdsr abloInt GAR feline partsi
TIM Ser. Staatsn Senais bat, uno Der Isi.
nen Giuinb nur als Der Ssrtretsr brs
Dtutl6ibums bsbaupten fam, ais Soa.
ltdnbis amsrifautiirt esrapsJu ais un.
btutlG binjuaeusn, bas III wobI bas
Shltmmlle, mas man ION aumlbun perr
mS6ts. Gin folder SOrpurf pOn Ssitsn
tInsS 70 mG6tIssn repntlitanii&sn Srsa.
nss, ME bic SainOilsrIn, III brrsutunsS,
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gBtr msinen, ss mare Su lrib. S6urs bat
nod sins Gufsabe gu erfllen. gsifno6
ni6t 3eit, ion untsr bic Gros gu brinssn.
Gr bat nod srf ais 2Optsnsrdtsr Der psr-
wtItnOsn upublifanil6sn Yartsi benz
9aubs einsn wi6tissn Dtsnf Su ibun.
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981djrubiatt.
SriebriG @aguer. 5rrausgrbrr.
Scranton. BEN 10. San. 1915
ssoffenansfnbr n0@ SrOmffeid,.

SSdHcnaueIh0r Hhc9 OrahIte'W.
@s miro immsr bsilcr nit rsr Grant
fbsn Nsutraliidt ssssn Dsuti6Ianb. 60
sar bic Sunresarlsuole res @sfens tptr,
psn sntIesrt, mn ten 6ran3oisn amsriEa'
niI6s Bafsn ssssn bic 0eutiden ~ lie
fern. = gDir lefen in b'f reputlifani1ten
Beali6sn 9plt; ,.Dis @afsnisneunssn
mad 5rantrei6 -Das ct. 2ouiIer Aris'
nal 1861 unb 1871 = Nihtsmiirpiger
@fa6er. -SBir erfattsn aus 9laubwdr
biser Suele. bae aud aus eem bisiistn
@rienal tdslld srTbsre Srnnel crts ron
BaTsn atsebtn, bic iiber glsp gcrt mad
5rantrsib tsfimmt fup. Dae III bndsIbs
glrIenat, bas i'm Sabre 1861 ni6t mebr
bic @aGsn beuti&rr 8rrtwiliJsr fniisn
tunutr, bic fir gmsrtfa ttr eebsn In Die
S6an3e fhiusm. Ssuie iff hisItlte Der.
Staaten 9ttgieruns, bsrsn 9anjs Griltsnj,
bier I'M gprlsn, nur burd peutfte Sdnrs
aerettei psrpen fonnte, infam 9enug, ben
Seinprn Dsut(6lanos alles Srtescniatertal
In bic Sdnrs gu lptslsn, bas tn amrrifa'
niI@en arIsnalen nur aubutretben 1T.
@&ante rer @rant'f6en @pmtntiirattcn,
attr @&anbt aud BEN Deuti6amrrifa'
nern, wsrn 1s bic Sbrfei9e i6wei9snb
einIeden. Sc mare, Icllten mir benten,
watrIi& on Der Belt, bnb bic Deuti&sn
Ycn ct. 9cuis mispsr enmal ben glnfane
unb ben 5srrn III @aftinstcn ttn
@tantpuntt tlur mn6tsn. '' '." i'
Die q. gcrfsr 6antelS;eitins 1&retbt:
&c erbeten fa sspldttss Stimmsn, tpsl6e
srsen bic gtrIrntuns pcn gsaffen mad
sinsm friesfiibrtnrsn eanbe laut werpen,
bic @tIurbitat fcf&' oesisblt&en" Serfab'
rns partbun unb psrIangen, tab esrSlsi'
den fir bte 3utunft unmD9lid, esmn6t
wsrDs. 3u Densn, pelGe 1f in pte1sm
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rer, ais @barlss 5rantis @bdms. ames
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SieIten prpftS sn fGamen. gS trsinni
ein,uIeten, bab es bamtt tsine Gore elm,
lret, bae es eine ercbe fhpere Sbulr
auf f6 label, nnb pab Elm folder @sptnr
itm unmSsli& frOmmsn fann. Man Be-
sinnt baS ScanpaIGis, srsnjsnIcs Unfit
liGs sineS fCl&en gsrfatrenS gu fiitlen
Man Iest Fb Die Grase Spr. no trnr
wrbl her printipis0s llnterI6isO fedt
swiI6sn bsm Sensbmen teS ,.perforn al,
biOn" scesn bic fir itrt Griifen3 fam
piencc linton unc cem Der gerettsten llntcr
aeaen ras tampfrnpe Deutf6lant. DIM
bitfe 8dfsnfsnrunsen aus amsrita pdr'
wabrfGelntiA Der 6riss ftbon IanaR been
bet. amctita be9innt bas Slut 81 rtt4
den, relhss bur6 feline S6ulo psrgpfrr
wiro. Die neuen armeen, rslde it IL
Jranfrsib biIben, nueseriiist werbsn II
nit amerifnnil0en Bofen unb cbne biel'
t5nnlen He NIT SsisnlisIsn tn's Self
riden. Nag pas aud nod 70 esirblid
irtn, es IT cine 9ufumie, unp @mertfa ts'
ginnt bas gu smpfubsn. Die peutiht
Saufmanni6aft tSnnie pem aufpdmmsrn
ben SepnbtIsIn na&bsIfsn, wsnn fe iDrt
9noienotIOn uuO ibrn prCtsit 9sesn BIZ
iubirsttc &resfibruns glmerita'S Gau
wtrbsn lis6e.
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Srrbtaur, IL. San. am Sumfds II
elm Sallcn init Dspsffen, aue parts bier
sinestrcfsn. Genltlbsn sufclse III BE
Situation In pen msiftn 9sSittnnssn
unperanptrt.
Dns Sombattsmsnt mar beftis; bic
Birfunssn bsTtlben ictIen ieocd bsoeu'
tsHo iitertrittsn iftn.
Ian trat nod bic snti&lebsnlte 6cH'
nuns unb pU(ie 3uptrlidt, pnB bic 3rup'
pen I'm Stanoe 1ne, bic Stabt erfolsrei&
3u 0rrtbeiptgen.
5tit BEN s. Sanuar .lin6s tsins Srief.
taubtn pom Yaris etnestrOffsn.
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= am Gtbtsn 5amfas ipurbsn iibsr
$50 @cnbueteure, Snsenieure, 5si,sr nnS
8rsmler, welHe tm SotltutrauspOrt Der
etbisb unO Susquetanna unO her NOr.
rts nnb @iIr rGifrnbatnrn perwsubst
rurrsnb In 5OIss tts Gusfuness Der
aeNlsnsrabtr In ben Diitriftsn, pur&
pel6s itns SaDnen sebfn, entIuTsn.
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preis bes Sfdets, fir einen Ssrrn unb
ipsi 9amm 81. 90. Ginselne Damsn,6idsts,
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S21-$i0. Tie Wasftndn,iigt linb Bonn H.
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speitrn StOdrerf, 3immrr no. - aus9sltrnt
uub Dirb s5 ratbiam erItturrL SriIis guspabl
sursifen.
Die frubsrrn Gbnliasn Bale brs 5urnSrsins
unb bic btrriiS pOlltrabtsn unb nod i'm @trfe
begrifffnen arrangements afben garnntie, bab
fir Sung unb 9Ilt zine Wa6s BON lrtsrbaImng
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