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UNITED STATES MAILS.
MINNESOTA.
: Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT:

PosT OFFICE DEPAR1xlNf.
- Washington, Sept. 80, 1870. :
Proposals for conveying the mails of the United
lowing routes in the State Of Minnesota will be
ceved at the Contract Office Of this Department I'M
til p m. Of March l, 1871 to be decided by March
49, following:
No. 1857 From Freesoil to Fillmore, miles and
back once a week.
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1860 From Union Springs to Kasson. miles and
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1856 From Alma City to GAINESVILLE, miles and back
three times week.
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urday at pm;
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| uroay ut o:3opm
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1855 From Banks, by Walnut Lake to We'll, 10
miles and back, twice week.
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1851 From Mankato, by South Bend, Garden City,
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! and Verona, to Blue Earth City, ~ miles and
back, six times week.
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NTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT
- 71B JUDICIAL Db7k1c7, County OF etearns.
Johanna Boiling. Plaintiff, !
against > Summons.
Franz J. BOlnoR, Defendant,b

The State Of Minnesota, to the above named de-
PENDANT. You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this acton, which Is on
ME in the Office OF tue Clerk of this Court il the
city OF st. ClOu1 Stearns county, Minnesota, and to
serve copy of your Answer to said Complaint
the subscribers, their once in sad city Of Saint
Cloud within thirty days after the service OF this
summons upon you, exclusive OF the day such
vice, and II you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time afu1 esaid the plaintiff in ths action
Therein.
| Dated January 9Th, 1871. KERR COLLINS,
| jan l26w Plaintiffs Att'ys, St. Cloud, MINI
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Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodinps Of
Evil: in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostrtion, and
inability to enter into the enjoyments of society,"
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Western Home.

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Sermon by Henry Ward Beecher. The
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The First Division Of tho
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad

Oh Idul " TdClQC Railroad
1919 1sn1tt N1N 55$s:E::s:E;EE5z5 IS: i;
y 9EkaE W.
1870. SUMNER TIME TABLE. 1876.
st. Paul, An0ka, Elk River, Saint
Cloud and Sank Rapids.
GOING NORTH.
Leave st. Paul...... 80 A. $50 P.
Arrive st. Cloud.................. II Is Pm. rs
GOING SOUTH
Leave St. 10 n. 210 P. n
ArriveSt. Paul..... .-- 12n0~ 7N
SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
Denlano Trains.
GOING EAST.
Leave w A.
M!nneapolls eel 50
arrive 81. 10
GOING GEST.
Leave ST. % II.
o 20
Arrive 25
GOING WEST.
Leave st. 10, so A. N
Arrive Ainneapolis..... IL ~ A. n
GOING EAST.
Leave Mil neapolis SO P, u.
Arrive St. Paul IS
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1s's7 From rom Mentlved,o, by Granite Falls, Hawk
U gre *, sacred Heart and Herzhorn, to Boa.
% yer Falls 81 miles and back; once week.
- Leave Montivedep Monday at7 am; =
arrive ut Beaver Falls next day by ~ M;
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Arrive ut Montevedeo next dayby7pm
Proposals invited for twice.a-week service,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Of snow On che opposite heights the
PrussSans held Al almos. similar position.
Shortly after nine o'clock the Prussians
begau furiOSs cannOnade fresn the woods
near the extreme left, tlanked by an i'm.
niense force o. cavalry. the woods conceal
ing the posssion where the troops were
massed, with tho evident intertiOn of tuln-
ing Chanzy s right. The artillery fire con
tinaed on both sides until the ammunition
OF the Pr'l.ssian axtillery was alEsest ex-
hansted. waen the Prussians became furi-
ous, and gaze IN order for che advance of tho
infantry, the Erersh advancing with equal
rapidity along the whole lire, to meet the
Germans II a fair hand to hand m,Isketry
fight.
The G srmars were cool a1,i collected.
and the French were behaving bravely.
but near noon che MOt;fes began TO waver,
and the French no longer able to hold their
position. began to retreat Meanwhile the
dead a1d wounded were strewed on the
ground, the fields Were red with blood, and
the carnage was fearful
Fift -en thousand French had fallen be
fore five o'clock, when the French army
was III full retreat. The number of troop.
actually engaged Oh each side numbered
sixty thousand.
General Chan5y ia reported SICK. bu. l,e
is stil in command, and it is expected that
another battle will occur tomorrow.
The Duke of Meckenburg telegraph
FROM Montfori Department of Sarthe, on
the twelfth, that "atter severe engage
meAt at st. Cornell, we reached the river
Sarigna TEyeque, seven miles northeast
from LeMans, with small loss. We havo
taken one thousand prisoners"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

Disabled Steamer lily OF BrOOkly n
spoken Weekly bank Statement .-
Wall street Alive with Run,ors.-I.ock-
Up in l:reenhncks-Thc Nathan ,,nr.
derer-A Chicago Detective Propose.
to Give Him Jp for Money.
NEW YORK, January 1.-THE steamer
France reports speaking the disabled
steamer City OF Brooklyn on the eighth
instan: in latitude !, 80, longitude T.,
Thi, is four days later than when spoken
by the Denmark. aud On hcr eighth day
out.
Evening. The bank statement shows
Loans increased over S3.500, 900: specie III
creased over S2.5eO.o00; deposits increased.
over $4,000; circulation decrcase,. q
triHe; legal tenders increased 81 500 000.
Money closed with hardening tendency
at a.. Sterling exchange o.: apas. Cold
HOS ll0;.. Governments fell of about l.,
during the day; .,20s of 1876. l09Ss. South
erns very Gnie: but steady: Tennessee sixe,
65':, new 63i.; Eirginias o. now GO:
Louisianas g., new 60; levee skies 20. eishts
80: Alabamas 80. fives 81: Georgia skies. IS.
sevens, 1914: North Carolinas A.. nes ~; -;
South Carolinas IS. new 6!.
Wall street is i've with runovs that The
city has $6000,Ooo of bonds to liquidate
next week, and that Il lookup in greenbacks
is i'll progress, causing depression in stocks
and an uneasiness regarding the immediate
future. Business paper passes slowly.
Prime names are quoted at to . per cent.
Gold has been steady all day. Govern
ments opened very strong, but subsequently
fell off. Skies of 1881 nos: 5-2Os Of 1856.
l09iS: '64s 1854: 65s lOS;,: new issues
1919; 6Ss 10S12: lO-4Os lO7l.
The following is reported but not Sepcr-
ally believed: Detectiv" Eicker. o: the
Chicago Federal secret service, showed
Judge CardOZO, a brother-in-law of the late
BENJAMIN Walthan, Il !ocket and other
property belonging to deceased. The de-
tective claimed that he had the murderer
where he could produce him any momeut
Judge Cardoza gave the detective $50, and
referred him to Police Superintendent
kelsO, who claimed that all the New York
detectives must share in the reward.
Whcrepon the Chicago detective returned
the $3.50 to Judge CardOzo and departed
The Chicago man is now negotiating with
Jersey City detectives.
For some time past government bonds
have been higher here than at London. and
foreign bankers have been buying at Lon
don for shipment to America. The amount
of government bonds returned from Europe
within six weeks and still on the way is cs-
timated at S5.O00,00O. The market has
changed somewhat within few days. and
sixty-twOs. under purchases by Roths-
child. are higher there than at this point.
1t is surmsed that the recent large pur-
chases in London for shipment TO America
gave some American banking houses an im-
preston that these bonds were being
bought for bull movement and started
them to buying.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
VERSAILLES

Paris Burning in several Places--COn-
dagrati0ns Furnish Excellent Marks
Brisk Fire Maintained by German Bat
teries-Mines and Countermines-An n
Explosion NIOMenfarily Expected.
New York, January 1.-THE Herald has
a special dispatch dated Versailles, Jan
uary 10. S p. NJ, which says: Paris is burn
ing in several places. Last night the conda-
crations furnished excellent marks, against
which II brisk fire was maintained from
southern and southwestern batteries.
LONDON. January l3. $3.50 p. MA tele-
gram just received from Versailles brings
the important news that the mines and
counter-nipes around Fort Mont Nalerian
are in such close proximity that an explo.
SION IS momentarily expected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

ORLEANS SUNDAY JANUARY Is 1871

York for large sums. and Of having OBJ
tained diamonds ia Havana under false
pretences.
Judge Theard issued che attachment
against the diamonds. which are sal IL to be
a most beautiful collection. Colonel Small
giving bonds IN the sum of $1,000.
The diamonds are now in the possession
of Sheriff Sauvinet, who has deposited them
i'll "a place where thieves can not break
tl,roughcc steal And they Lav. s": been
translated either
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
WASHINGTON.

Logan Nominated for the Senate-The
Dominican Mission COmplete-->nk-
aries Of CHIEF and As-Ocinse. Jussiccs
Of Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON. January -Dispatche.
announce that logan has been nominated.
for the Senate from Illinois. vice Yates.
DR.. $. G. Howe, Superintendent: Of Per
kin's Blind destitute, has accepted the third
place on the Dominican commission. TIE
expedition il now complete.
The House has passed bill fixing the
salary OF the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court at $500. and Associate Justices $500
per ang.i,:n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Bed Clouds Tribe in "a Starving ConJi
tiOn-florse Stealing by tho Crows
Boston Fenians Preparing an Ova-
siOn-Sentenccd to be Hung-Judgment
Against a Railroad Company for To-
bnccO Destroyed by Confederate
Missouri Editorial ExcursiOnists AT
N0bile-They Leave for New Orlenn.
To-Day Discrediting the Truth -
Prayer Ordered for Rain-New Presi-
dent of Union Pacific Kni!rOad-A Kid
nnppinx suit Trnnsferred-Arrest for
Forgery
CHEYENNE, January IA telegram frolh
Fort Fcttcrman states that Red Cloud il
there. and wants tho Great Father to send
prov l>ions to Fort Laramie for his tribe. He
report, his people TO be in a starving conoi-
tion: ne also reports that the Grow Indians
stole sixty horses from them last week
The Crows also stole two hundred horses
from the Cheyennes, but the latter recov-
cred their stock after fight in which seven
Crows and one Cheyenne were killed.
RICHMOND, january li.-WOody Rulfin
has been sentenced to be hung on the
twenty ytirst of May, for killing one of tho
prison guards.
verdict for $1,000 damages was given in
the Circuit Court today, against the Rich
moad and Danville Railroad, for six hun
drcd boxes OF tobacco which was DESTROYED
at their depot in Danville by band OF
strag gin. Conioderates. two weeks before
the surrender OF the town
MoBsLE, january l4.-Thc Missouri edi-
torial excursionists arrived hero yesterday.
AID were received at tho Battle House by
tle Mayor, president of the Board of Trade,
president OF the Mobile and Ohio railroad, :
proprietor OF the EsyiStev, and other promi-
uent citizens, with speeches Of welcome
Aa excursion down the bay was rendered
and accepted. To-day the whole party left
OF me -iealusr Anuio for the excursion, ac-
coEnp.niod by a large number ,of citizens
They are greatly delighted with the tine
climate and their cordial reception here.
They Leave for New Orleans on a sDecia;
tram tO-.oor-Ow.
SAyASsAH. Ga., January l4-The dis
pstch :ro'n Washington, published in tho
;,nHx~uCt, -. u,o,,-,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
BRUSSELS.

General Chanzy's Defeat Complete
French losses Sixteen Thousand in
Three Days Observation-Disclosures
of Paris Terrible-A District of Paris
Renched with a Rain of shells.
NNw YORK. January IA special to
The World, dated Brussels. thirteenth, says:
General Chanzy's defeat is complete. The
French losses during three days fighting
are 10000. Those of the Gk4rmans are very
heavy. The bombardment of Paris yester-
day was terrible. The whole district south
OF line drawn through Porte Maillot,
Champ de Mars. Hotel des Invalides, Lux
embourg and Fort de Becetre is reached
with a rain of shells. Other portions of tho
city are perfectly safe. The forts outside O:
the city show signs Of distress
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
LONDON.

Extraordinary Efforts to Place British
Navy in SeawOrthy COndifiOn-The
Continental Demand for Specie.
LONDON, January l3-Extraordinary
efforts are being made to place the entire
British navy III a scaworthy condition.
Vessels repairing and approaching compile
ton hurried, by order of the admiralty.
Hxley's circular. just issued. expresses
the opinion that the continental demand for
specie must last until the end OF the
present month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

We copy this from the Planters Banner:
Governor Warmoth has appointed j. A.
O'Ncill, Esq, Sheriff of this parish, in place
Of Mr.. Jolley, resigned. Perhaps no man
in st. Mary has fewer enemies or more
friends, among all parties. than Mr.. O'Niell
And his honesty and efficiency no one will
question. If Governor Warmoth would
make more such appointments he would
have more friends, and better friends, than
he has ever made by such appointments az
ho has generally inflicted upon this parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
CUBA.

tn. SLAYER Wanderer Wrecksd-Ths
Hornet Seen and Chased-RepOrteJ
Execution Of Zena Untrue.
NEW YORK, January 4.-A Herald specia!
from Havana says that the schooner Wan
derer, which brought a cargo of slaves to
Savannah i'll 1859. was wrecked recently Of
the north coast of Cuba. The captain and
crew were saved.
HAVANA, January 1.-THE steamer Hor-
net appeared Off Punta Guinchos, two
miles from Puerto del Padre. on Sunday.
The gunb"at Gumari sighted the Hornet
and fired several shots at her. The Hornet
Immediately went to sea, chased by the
Gumari.
The reported execution Of Zcua ia i,DtrJe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
LIE MANS.

lie Mans Occupied by Pru--ians--t'a aptYrg
Of Great Quantities of SfOrcs--Arm,
Of the Loire. the Last Hope Of France
Defeatcd-BlO0dyB Battle Near lie Mans
Roar OF Cannon Heard All Day.-De.
tails Of the Battie--Fieids Red with
Blood - Fifteen Thousand Frencs
Fal,cn--French Army in Full Rc,rfa,--
Another Battle Expected.
LONDON. January l3 1 7. Me Mans is
occupied by the third and tenth P.ussian
corps.
a great quantity of stores .rere captured
at lie Mans and st. Oavriel.
New YORK, January IA special 70
the Telegram, dated l.o Mans tenth. mid
night, says the army of the Loire, the last
hope of France, has been defeated IN i
bloody battle within seven miles of this city
The report of cannon was heard all day.
The entire population of lie Mans crowded
hOusetops in the suburbs of the city, and all
thOrou. .hfarcs, watching the progress Of the
fight anxiously. Although the people arS
accustomed to the roar of cannon. there
never was such excitement.
At nino o'clock III the morning the right
wing of the French army which was on the
east of Lenans, was suddenly attacked by
vanguard OF Prussians which emerged
from the woods on the extreme right Of tie
French Upon the alarm being given the
advance Of the French infantry wleeied
into line, the artillery pushing forward
through intervals made in tie severed ranks
The cavalry took positions upon the right
and LETT wings. A more perfect line OF
battle could not have been formed BY the
finest army.
The artillery was we'll supplied with am
munition, and the infantry with one svn-
dred rounds per man. Supply trains we're
conveniently posted near.
The battle field was a valley; the two
armies occupied heights opposite each
other.
Tho French line was a mi-circular, and
extended twelve miles, overlooking the
valley, which WaA covered by tYelYo inches
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15

The heavy thunder storm and the torrents
of rain tina: flooded our streets Friday
night were followed by cooler weather yes
terday morning, and it became gradually
colder as night approached, continuing still
colder till the hour Of going to press.
Bishop Doan, Of Albany, New York. has,
We notice by dispatches published this
morning. ordered :. prayer for rain. We
have had enough OF it here to answer for
several d3yS