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The steamer Andy johnson sank
in six feet Of water thirteen miles be-
low Quincy, on Thursday. She had q
large freight aud many passengers
.rholatter were oil saved. The boat
.wasEsyalaed al s7O,oo0.z..
General Scho6eld's order to the
Apache Indians, that theys'all go on
reservation or he cxtermiaated,
meets public opinion in San Francisco,
whore it is believed that the. order, if
carried out, will give peace. : ~
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Gen. Spinner will shortly issue a
circular concerning the redemption Of
nutiiated currency. It will provide
that after January first more than halt
q note will be redeemed at its full val.
no; clearly half note at one-half the
value Of thu original; and less than
half note will not be redeemed unless
there is positive proof Of the missing
part having been destroyed.
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE
GOOD BOARDING.

!: On or about the 20th of; November the
undersigned will open boarding house on
Washington avenue, next door to Mont
gomery & Vests store, where he will; be
able to, accommodate ia first-class style
borders by the day or week. Rooms fur
nished when desired. Rates reasonable
Apply to - =. A 1All.E.f y ::
st. Cloud, Nov. 77th, 1871. Az
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A WASHINGTON dispatch states
that the Grand Duke Alexis,
who arrived in that city on Thursday
is charged with missile OF an impor.
tant and delicate character to our gov
eminent, being nothing less than an
alliance, offensive aud defensive, be-
tween tho two nations.
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Work on the falls presentations at
Minneapolis, has been temporarily sus.
pended on account Of want Of funds
consequent upon the fixture Of s,nlv
Of the subscribers to the loan to pay
up promptly.
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TIE people Of Austin are talking
about st utips reaper mar ufactory at
that place. Sensible. -. -
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Arrangements arc almost complet'
cd under which the Lindell Hotel, at
St. Louis, WILDE rebuilt on the old
site. Ooly $4,000 remain to be rails
ed, of the million dollars capital requir.
ed. -. = -. -. - 80. - ~
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AT this falls payments to the differ,
ent bonds Ct Chippewa Indians, were
discussed cash to the amount oil
$40, 49S sc, and goods to the amount
s23.5GO,
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TaANKsG1VlNG PROCLAMATION.
mr. Tn. paIs1pENr OF THE uSIrED STATES.

The process Of the season has again en-
abled tho husbsndman to garner the fruits
Of successful toll; industry hos been gen :
orally we'll rewarded; We are at peace with
all nations tranquility, with few excep-.
lions, prevails At home. Within tho past
year We have in the main been free from
tho ills which elsewhere have afflicted our
kind. II some of US have had oalamities,
there should be- occasion for sympathy with
the sufferers, resignation on their part to
the will of the Most High, and rejoicing to
many who have been more favored. l there.
fore recommend that ON THURSDAY, THE
rHIRrIRrH PAY OF NovENRER NEXT, the
people meet within their respective places
Of worship, there to make the usual &C.
knowledgements to Almighty God Of tho
blessings he has conferred upon them, and
for their merciful exemption from evil. to
invoke his protection and kindness for their
less fortunate brethren, whom, in His Wis
dom He deemed it best to chastise.
In witness whereof have hereuntc set ny
hand and caused tho seal of State to be
aftix Done at the city Of Washingt on
this 18th day Of October. in tho year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sew enty-one, and the independence
Of the United States the ninety sixth.
D.. s. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
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CUNDURANG0!
BLISS, KEENE & cos.
Fluid Extract.

Il 1C11o 1ACTacCs
THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
CANCER, SYPHILIS, SCROFULA, UL-
GERS, SALT RHEUI, and ALL
OTHER CHRONIC BLOOD DISEASES
is prepared from the Genuine Quadrangle
Bark, from Lola, Ecquador, secured by tho assist
ance of the authorities Of that country. 1t is the
most effective, prompt, and certain alternative and
blood purifier known. Sold by all druggists in
piut bottles, having on them our name, trade
mark and full directions. Send for a circular
Laboratory No. 60. Cedar street. New York.
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The Duluth firm Of shoenbergor
Il Bryant have received further con.
tract from the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company for building 300 plat
form Cars.
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-Giberaltar, which Great Britain
has held all these many years, is nov
if. Madrid paper be authority
about to be- restored TO Spain. :ss
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BRET HART is stated to receive from o.
good & Co., the honorarium of $4,000
year for his exclusive literary services.
Which is quite as much as they are
worth.
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"A Wisconsin man reported that he
couldn't fad word in the dictionary,
because "thc blasted book hadn't got an
index"
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~ NAVIGATION closed ut st. Paul on
last W ednesday night. The lest boat
left on the 10th. Tn: length Of the
season of navigation for 1877 was 227
dave ~.5-.| '.'..'
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TIE Winoua Republican says that
many farmers ia that vicinity are stor-
ing wheat for spring prices.
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And further notice is hereby given that the uu-
dersigned, Treasurer ofStearns county, or his depu
ty will be in attendance at the several places Of
holding elections, places otherwise named here
after for the collection of taxes for tho year A. D.
1871, Wis:
Town Of Saint Cloud, January list, 1872, at tho
house of Matthias Cans.
St. Augusta January, LIST at the house of George
Hansen.
Ttwn OF Maine Prairie, January 81, at the place
Town Of Fair Haven, January Sd, at the place of
Town Of Lynden, January 4th, at tho place of
holding election.
Town Of Lesauk, January 9th, at the house Of
Town Of Saint Wendell, January 5th at the house
of Wolfgang Fischer.
Town Of Lake Henry, January 9Th, at the house of
Xavier Popping.
Town Of Crow Lake. January 9th, at tho house Of
Hans aalverson.
Town Of North Fork, January 9th, at the house Of
Tewn Of Getty, January 10th, at School House,
Town Of Raymond, January 10th, at the house OF
Town Of Ashley, January 18th, at the place Of
holding election.
Town of Sank Centre, January 18th and 18th, at
the house Of John Apfeld.
Town If Melrose, January 18th, at the house Of
Joseph Morritz.
Town Of Grove. January 18th, at the house Of
Herman Meyer.
Town Of Oak, January 18th, at tho place of hold
Ing election.
Town of Wildwood, January 18th, at the house Of
| Andrew Bartel sen.
Town Of St. Martin, January 10th at tho house Of
Nicholas Heinen.
Town Of Zion, January 10th, at the honse of Peter
Reul.
Town of Munson, January 18th at place of holding
/ election. ,.
| To~n Of Eden Lake, January 18th, at the house o.
| Ernst Holifer.
| Town of Paynesville, January 18th at tho house
Of Vim. II. BlsisdsI.
Town Of Wakefield. January 10th, at the house O
| Jacob Heimen.
Town Of Luxembourg, January 10th At the house
| Of Nicholas Braun.
Town of St. Joseph January Goth, at the house o
Peter Loso. 49,. =, So.
Town Of Holding. January ed, at the house o
/ Henry Young. ~ =: ~
Town Of Avon, January 2ad, 1t tic house Of Mich
olaa 8. Keeper.
| Town Of Albany, January oath, at the house c
Joseph Schvinghammsr.
Town Of Rockville, January "a, 1872, at the place
Of holding election.
st. Cloud City, January 9th, 1872. at my ofce II
Court Hosse.
And after the 9Th day Of January 1t my once IL
the Court House. at st. Cloud City.
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THANKSGIVING.

As our regular day Of publication
comes on Thanksgiving, wo issue enc
day In advancs-Wednesday.
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FSTRAY.-Camet to the subsciber living
in Rockville, Stearns Co., Mimi. ,, 10 May
1871 4 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, Mimi, Noy.2d, 1871. W.
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Gen. Arthur, the new Collector of
the pert Of New York, xill relieve
Murrhy on the first of December.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 9, 1871.
WHxasAs, In accordance with long con-
tinued public usage and the laws Of the
State, it is my official duty to appoint q
day Of solemn and public Thanksgiving to
Almighty God for his blessings to us as a
State and Nation.
Therefore, |. Horace Austin, Governor Of
the State Of Minnesota, do hereby dcsig-
nate and appoint THURSDAY, the THlR-
TIETH day Of NOVEMBER. as such day.
Given under my hand and the great seal
Of the State Al Saint Paul, the
sEAL1 dry and year first above writ
HORACE AUSTIN,
By the Governor:
II. Madison, Secretary Of State.
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ONE Of our wicked exchanges con-
tains the following paragraph:
In regard to newspapers, young ladies
prefer those which make the most hustle.
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-Chas. johnson, Of Faribault, slip.
ped from a wagon, one of the wheels
passing over and breaking his leg
above the knee. .<... -. F.
The tracklayers on the western ex-
tension of the Winona Il st. Peter Rail-
road are out Is or 20 miles, near Swan
Lake, and in few days will be to the
Minnesota river at Redstone, to which
point trains will run regularly. The
Rcds.one bridge aud trestle work will
be altogether $500 icet in length
81. Peter. Tribune. i. g..
DIR. J. II. Stewart, Of St. Paul,
a member Of Aoker Post, has been ap-
pointed an Inspector General in the
staff of Gen. Burnside, Commander in
Chief of the G.. A. r. ..:.
Among the members elected to the
next House who have been mentioned
10 connection with the Speakership are
A. R. Hall of Hennepiu, f.. NJ.
Burchard Of Winona, J.. b. Sanborn Of
Ramsey, and John Van Dyke of Wa.
bashaw. They are. all sa'r lemen Of
ability and experience, and either one
would ell the position with credit,
Major Hotchkiss, of Fillmore county,
is talked Of for Secretary aud Mr..
Solbcrg, editor of The Minnesota, for
Assistant Secretary of the Senate
Mr.. Ely, of 'Winona for Sergent-at-
Arms Of the same Winona Re-
! pubticun. = ".";' ..:~::. -:
AN Indian grave recently discov
cred in Main. street, Red Wing, cen.
tained, Gays the Republican, a blanket
highly Ornamental with bead work.
A medal was found bearing date 1901,
having been prepared BY Thomas Jet
ferson during his first term. 49,.
On last Wednesday evening FranA
Hawkins aged about sixteen years, ED
est son of Councilman VIM. f.. Haw
kips Of Fed Wing, committed suicide
by shooting himself through tho kead
with are7olver, killing himself immedi
ately. 1t is supposed he did this DO
cause angry or provoked at something
which had happened at home.
| 1T is estimated that 400 teams ant
DO, ween 800 and 1000 men will b.
seat into the piuerics by Stlllwate
firms this yesr-a larger force than wa:
over sent before. 15 >" + : - =
! -Willmar, 104 miles from St. Pau
and liz from Breckinridgc, is now til,
dinner station for the eastern aud west
orn trains on the st. Paul and Poetic
Railroad. - ..:....-.. ~ ....-
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The above are oil dated February 11th, 1870, and
are payable to TICKNOR & CO., or bearer. ~--
Bond No. 20, amount $500, natures Aug. LIST, 1877.
q, 500, :: LIST, 1877.
payable to T1oKNoR CO., or bearer, and dated
August l. 1870. !; = - =. -.
Tho following were payable to II. L T1cKNoR, or
Bond No. S, amount, 5000, natures Feb. 11th, 1880.
" g, ri 200. ~ A. l1n, 3 1sso'
numbers S and are dated February IL, 1870, and
No. IL is dated August LIST, 1870.
The following was dated August LIST. 1870, and was
payable August LIST 1880, to MOSES PER1AM or
Bond No. II, amount 81 600. 49, hill. =, =" ~
The above described bonds all have coupons at
tached. Interest payable semiannualy, at Il per
cent.
Also one School Bond, No. SO District No. l,
Anoka), Date, December 3lst, 1870 Due De-
cember 31st, 1871. Issued to Anoka Lodge
No, 80, A..F.'.& NJ. amount $500:
Ono Anoka County Bond, No. IL, date December lst
1856. Due December LIST 1871, Issued 10
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, ut IL per cent. -,
Promissory Note amount $3.50. dated January Sth,
1870 due January sth 1878. in favor of Sarah
T.. Tolman si:sne' Y o. B.Dwinell, ana y. L.
TIcKNoR & CO..
Aaoba. Oct. r ,oil. n15-tf
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TAX: NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following are the
IN rates of taxes levied on all the property
fer the year AID. fs71 in the County Of stearns,
State Of MinnaaOta II
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Further notice 10 also given that all Personal Prop
city Taxes must BE- paid before the first day Of Feb
ruary A. D. 1914 and II not paid by that date. the
same will be collected BY dstrain required by Sec.
q, chap, II, General Statutes, '..
Further notice Il also given that all Real Estate
Taxes must b. paid before the DIST day of March, A.
1872 and II not paid by the first day ofApri next
IL cents advertising charges will be added to each
tract OF land town city lots - required BY Sec.
81, chap. II General Statutes.
MATTHIAS CANS,
Treasurer Stsarns County, Minnesota.
Dated At st. Cloud, this q tn day of Nov. AID. lS71
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NE'W.. a D -VER7lJS IA ElYsI!1l,S.
s'I'OI /

i Tho following described BONDS were stolen frcm
the safe and store qf the subscriber. ut ANohA on
the night fOcober 20sh 1871 said bunds are desig
mated as "RRti'G BON Us, of the Oounty OF Annka;
State Of Minnesota and the following 10 st OF thelr
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MINNESOTA ITEMS.

-Chas. johnson, of Faribault, slip
ped from wagon, one of the wheels
passing over and breaking his leg
above the knee. 49,. ~,
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Saint Cloud City School District Bonds and
Interest
st. Cloud City, School Dist. School Purposes
sauk Centre (IudspendenD School District =,
:" School Purposes ~
Sank Centre Qndepsnden&) School District
nd lnfa1Aaf FIX
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~ Repairing N eatly Done On Short Noties. 8
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
SUM NJ oNS.
STATE OF CALIFORN'

DTATE OF CALIFORNIA, I
County of Placer, No. Township o.
In Justices Court, before JOHN CLYDESDALE,
Justice of Tie Peace IL, and for the Placer County
aforesaid.
VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAL
l. ifornia to w. CRANER, greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned, Justice of the Peace in and
for the Township of No. 8, and County of Placer,
within ten days from service of this Summons,
to answer unto the complaint of J. l.. BACON,
who sues to recover fifty dollars, balance on
account on sale of two horses sold and delivered
to defendant in Pine Township, No. 8, Placer
County, at your instance and request, within the
last two years past, as fully set forth in COM
plant on file in my office. And if you fail to
appear and answer, the plaintiff then and there
will take Judgment against yotifor the aforesaid
amount, together with cps,s and damages.
Given under my hand in Rockliii, This 18th
day of July. 1871. ~
Justice # TIE Peace.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Placer
County to whom these preseNts may come
greeting: You are hereby commanded to make
due service and return of the above Summons.
JOHN CLYDESnAIE,
Justice of the Peace.
A true copy--Attest:
d. HARRIS, Constable
| herlby order the within Summons to be
published for two weeks in the PLACER HThsID.
a weekly paper published n Auburn, Placer
County, p: JOHN CTYDESDALE,
' JAsflcc of the Peace
Rocklih, July ~ 1871, jy29-2w
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

REcovERED.-A momh ago some Chinese work
ed their way into the cellar Of Maj. Gwynn store
came up at a trap-door and stole his desk packed
it down and out and got away with it, though
Mr.. Gwynn heard them going out and got a shot
or two at them at n distance in the dark it be-
ing about two o'clock in the morning On Thurs
day last some boys found the desk in the chap
arral near town, broken open, but its contents all
there and safe. There was money in the
desk and the Chinese had no use for the papers,
though valuable to the owner.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
WRITTEN FOR THE PLACER HERALD.
Tour Of Inspection Through the Mines
of Auburn.

The far-farned st. Patrick is situated west of
the Bellevue mine and is opening out wonder
fully WE'LL producing large quantities of high
graderock, of which they have on the dump some
$50 tons waiting the completion of the mill. The
rock is of precisely the same character as that
taken from the Bellevue mine bat no doubt will
produce better results, it looks richer in gold
The lode throughout the mine to depth of 200
feet is of uniform size, averaging about 20
inches wide, showing every indication of making
permanent dividend paying mine.
The ST. Louis mine is situated in the granite
range, directly vest Of the Shiply, on lode run
ming north and south. The men at present are
employed in drifting; tunnel on the course of
the lode tpr so1ne time past the lode has been
looking rather poor, but of late a change has
taken place, and the lode looks more promising.
producing occasional specilnens OF gold-that is
to say, producing rock showing free gold. The
lode is about two feet wide, showing every indi-
cation of making good mine As the tunnel
advances the height of back will considerably in
crease, thus opening mine 130 feet deep, which
no doubt will produce large quantities of rock
that will pay well.
TIE cRoEsUs NINE.
This mine is situated about one mile from
Auburn, in slate formation, the lode being
about "a feet wide, which can be traced dis
tance OF three miles. 4 shaft has been sunk 55
feet deep on the equrse Of the lode, in the bot
tom OF which the lode is looking exceedingly
well. In another part of the mine men are en-
ployed in taking out rock on shares. There is
no doubt Tut what tl,asa men do pretty well, as
the rock pays from SIS to S35 per ton. This
and every other mine | visited show every indi-
cation OF making good mines, and are well worthy
the attention of capitalists.
The formation of Auburn district is all that
can be desired for permanent quartz mining, and
l venture the assertion that in five years from
this it will make the best quartz mining district
in California. CAPTAIN FAU1L
Auburn, August I'd, 1871.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Noah NJ. Baxter, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ executrX of the last will and testament of
Noah NJ. Baxter. deceased. to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first pub
lication OF this notice to the undersigned at her
residence in the town of Yankee Jim's, county
Of Placer, and State of California.
AMANDA G.. BANTER,
Executrix of the last will and testament Of
Noah NJ Baxter, deceased.
Per Fellows and Norton, her Attorneys.
Auburn. July 18th, 1871. y
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The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AEIHoDIsr.-Rev. J. II. Peters will preach at
the NJ. e. Church at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and the NJ. Z. Sabbath School will meet at
the same place Immediately after the Church SER
vices.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

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