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GEN. Z. e. LEA writer in the Richmond
Eaqssrer, Gen. Dabney Fl. Maury, correots sew
ersl esrors that have appeared recently in the
reviews of English magazines of Cooks Life
OF Lee, and . review in the Standard of an
article In the EdiabxrgA Reries. We extract
the following, which we regard a. authentic,
in regard to the forces employed by Lee ana
Grant in the great battles from Spotsylvania
to Richmond:
It will be established by the Federal records
that the losses of Grant between his frat COL
lision with Lees army and the defeat he aus
tanned ut Cold Hsrbor amounted to 1876 GOO
men! Swinton aud other careful historians
90 state it. The Edinburgh reviewer places the
total losses of the Army of the Potomac Of q
muoh lower figure While he states the num-
Der Of the Army of Northern Virginia at 10000
electives, we know that Gen Lee did not have
$4,000 men ON any one battlefield during the
campaign. Again, the army of Grant az the
Appomattox 10 stated In the Reriew ct $50, 900
that Of Lee at 10000. Whereas Gen. Lee
himself assured the writer of this that on the
amounted to only $1,000 men, while Grant
his effective force of all srms numbered no
lees than 100000 men. General Lee further
stated to me that when he surrendered ct Ap-
pomattox on the 9th of April, after seven days
Of hard marching, fighting and starvation, 10
had only about 5000 electives left to bear the
for the last time of the grandest
army which aver Vet has upheld Q righteous
cause, and illustrated the manhood of . noble
race. -
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ARCHAEOLOGY.

On the Quirinal has recently been dis
covered the trunk Of female figure, q
halo art The folds Of tho robe and veil
are OF exquisite softnass, the fragment IL
OF tho finest Parisn marble. On the Esqu-
lime Q small statue In bronse Of Pluto kas
been found. It 10 crowned aud with the
arms extended, and also considerable
number OF terra-cotta lamps, email
the Pretorian Camp scarcely . day passes
that In digging the foundations for new
houses, various articles Of ivory, bronze, or
terra Gotta, are not found, bat or late there
nas oeen nothing very remarks ble.--Lon
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Il >. WEST, ..-
A0RiCStLTUFRALi IMPLEMENTS,
PLANTATION HARDWARE AND MACHrNERY
us and III Magazine Street,
AGENT FOR
Poole Hunt tBatimore) Steam Engines Sew Mills,
r. 4 Y, Blandy GAINESVILLE ohio) team Engines Saw
B. W Payne q eaas' Corning. New York, steasa I'm.
George L squisr 4 Bro tBulAlo. New York, Sugar
E. Ball 90: iCanton. 0blol "worldr and Ohio" Now
era: and Movers and RsapeTs combined.
D. n, Osborne & Co.. "Kirbyh Mowers, etc.
Z" Excelsior " Lawn Mower
R. Batl.& Co. tWorcoster sassachusstfs, Wood yyork
ing Machinery.
II. Smith tsmithvills New Jersey Wood woriing
Machinery
American Saw Company, New York.
Hubbard, ippincott, Bekewell Il Co., Save.
g unpowdern Copper Works, Baltimore.
Moline Flow Company, Flows and Culttvatora
Winshtp d Bro. ATLANTA, GeoTRfej Cotton Gina.
Stafford Cutivator and 'Satiley and Phel Gang
Plows.
Buckeye" Foundry. Bells.
y. j, Wests Cotton Seed HuleT.
ID. j. West Improved FELTON, Patept GIist Mill and
Corn Cob and Shuck Crasher combined.
I. O. Nisbet macon. GeorgiaJ Cotton Press Sorrows,
otC iasa6 6pa
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

AS-LAnEVVS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co
AT the woalo's FAIR.
CONSTITUTED By THE HOMES OF TIE PEG LIE
RECEIVED rnn
Great Award Of the Highest Sales,
10 the SUPERIORITY OF THE SINGER =.
MACHINE evsssan esAsrs. .s
The Returns Of The Tweasy.F live daasrsns Sowing
Machine CsnPaaiss. Cor tho year MI. show shs
Number Of Machines Sold to bs s1O, ls4
or which the Singer sold .... IsI ,260
NEARLY oNI-THIaD OF THE TOTAL NUMBER
SOLD. .-r,
The CHICAGO RELIEF COMMITTEES RETURNS
show Ike rssaat t
Out of 294l Machines Furnished, 242z were
Singer Machines.
The Applicant In every designated the Kind Of
Machine deairsd. Sees
There are now 500, 600 Singer Sewing
Machines In Daily Use.
EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED
Call and Examine, or Send for Circular
and Sample Of Work.
MACHINE Tw13r. Of all colors and on all ase spools
JOHN CLARK JR. 4 co.'s COTTON, on black
spools. at Wholesale and retail.
WIN. E. COOPER q CO.,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
80 ....... Canal Street go
iyff My New Orleans. |
CASSIDY g. MILLER,
SATIN AKERs,
GOTTEN s DTGK k Agent Msnsias.Sssss Of Every De-
etc cts Deaiers IN ali sises aSs SHa,Itss. ~
VANILLA and tanned ROPE IN. VI
CHASE BLOCKS, all sisee.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bunting Tor Flasp
al Gators and gualitles. - - :
Flags Of all Malone made order and on hand At al
We Pay especial attsasien to getsang mp In any
Our facilities and long expefenco In baasacae instAo
Dur line, and our work shsi Be Frss kstS and our
prices quite Moderate.
CASSIDY q MILLER =
o7- Pos drsa street. io5
aD2o % Bstweee Csnp and Maenaiua
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HOTELS.

7 .ACLEDE HOTEL,
CORNER FIFTH AND cHEsHU1 sTs.
EouTA NO
Telegraph Railroad and Steamboat Ticket OMoos In
this H0uaO.
jeeo 81 }. ". MALTH L Gol. Rso7aiSters.
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EEaouDln1Saeson.
: EvTdoasy aIiodIng 70 RattaGsi.
I Thks ReSe founded AlsasaRdrIA, A. D. lISs.
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Minnesota 6leanings.

s. j. Fox, Of Detroit, Becker county
has been arrested for selling whisky to
the Indians.
At the recent sitting Of the District
Court at st. Cloud, there we're only
six applications for divorce, all OF
which were granted.
Two little girls visited the Faribaalt
Democrat Office desiring to see the
devil. The boys showed them . pic
ture Of the editor, and they went away
fully borri6ed.
The case of the Minnesota Railway
Construction Company against the
City Of Winona will come up for trial
before the United States Circuit Court
Judge Nelson presiding, which con.
venes this week at St. Paul. The suit
is brought for the interest on the
bonds Of the city issued in aid Of the
St. Paul and Chicago and the Eastern
Connection or Winona Cut Off. Judge
v ilson is the attorney for the city.
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ANOTHER DISASTROUS FIRE.
AT NEW ULM
The Globe Mills Entirely Destroyed.
Loss About l5,000-No Insurance.

About l o'clock this Frida } morning
a FIRE broke out in the gloue mills
owned by Messrs. Fisher T. Scherer.
in less than Eve minutes after the
alarm was given the structure was one
lurid sheet Of fame. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from the
stove in the engine room-ignited a
post that was in close proximity. The
wstchman barely had time to get out
with a whole hide-leaving bis coat in
the excitement. We dislike to pass
judgement on mere circumstances. but
opinion is eviddntly against Mr.. Haag.
It certainly would not have required a
great amount Of foresight and nerve to
have saved the books, at least. which
were easily accessible. The amount Of
wheat in the mill was 500 bushels, be.
sides SOME 200 bbis. Of four. The
mill was not insured.-Heruld.
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Captain General Javeller issued an
address, Dec. IL. to the inhabitants of
Cuba saying, the moment treaty is
signed by the government ofSpa,n and
the United States,. my duty; however
painful it may be, is to comply faith.
fully with its terus. For this have
received fiual orders. Failure to com
ply with the same would prouduce war
and war with great power without the
aid Of Spain. In the meanwhile let
us obey the law of necessity aud the
orders Of the government Of the Span
ish Republic. Let US deliver up the
Virginius and the survivors Of her
passengers and craw. l have faith in
the uobleness Of your procedures iu
compliance with my word.
Sig.ed j. JovELLAR.
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GENERAL NEWS.

ST. CArHARINEs, Ont. Dec Ii
The Welland Canal is again open. a
vessel bound for Oswego passed.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l1.-Theo. A.
Wisk the defaulting Treasurer of Clark
county, Ohio, was to day sentenced to
one year At hard labor in the peniten.
tiary aud to pay costs of trial and q
fine Of sixty thousand and Eve hund.
red dollars.
DENVER, COL, Dec. 1.-THE sen.
sation Of the last two days has been
two lectures on Polygamy by Mrs. Ann
Eliza Young, nineteenth wife of Brig.
ham Young, Her lectures have been
barely attended and the Denver press
has made the subject = leading
topic. She leaves here Saturday un.
der engagement to lecture fifty nights
;n eastern cities, commencing at St,
Louis aud receiving $4,000 for the
course.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 11.-At For,
Bridger party Of ladies and gentlemen
left Piedmont yesterday afternoon to
attend = dance here last night and
we're lost and the team exhausted. The
party camped, and one Of them, H.
NJ. Mitchell, railroad agent and opera
tor at Piedmont, started alone to fiud
the Fort aud get aid. He was lost and
frozen to death. The rest Of the par.
y, among them the wife Of the deceas.
ed, arrived here safely this morning.
OPPOSITION TO GENERAL WILLIAMS
AT meeting Of the Liberal Repub.
lican's General Committee to. o.nigkt, i,
vas resolved that in the judgment Of
the nation the nomination Of Attorney
General Williams to be Chef Ju>tie
should not be confirmed, and heartily
congratulatiag the country upon the
adoption BY Congress Of general
amnesty bill.
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MONEY PLENTIFUL -Telcgrau

MONEY PLENTIFUL -Telcgrams
from Washington state on the authori-
ty Of member of the Cabinet that the
government obligations will require the
issuing Of the S44, 900 900 reservd be-
fore May lst. The banks are SO full Of
money that they are steadily returning
lean certificates not being able to use
them pro6tably aud accommodating Gus
toners freely.
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"U"questio"obIy the Best iSustuincd
Work of the K',sl in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

The ever-increasing circulation Of This excc,'-n.
monthly proves its continue x:aption t. p.pHlar
desires and needs Indeed, when W. think into
how many ho,a-s 1t prnetrst-s every month, we
must consi,ler it one Of the rducat RS as we'll
entertainers Of the public mind. for its vast popular
ity has been won by no appeal t" stupid prcjudicx
d. PRAYED tastes.-BosroS GLOBE.
The character which this Magazine pose sscs for
variety, enterprise, artistic wealth and literary cul
ture that has kept pace with, if 1t has not I'D the
times, should cause its ,ucors to rcgri it with
juhtifable compl,eeney. 1t al.o entities them to
great claim upon the public gratitude. TAs Maya.
zine has good and not evil all the days Of its
life.-BRooKLYN EAGLE.
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Carl Reinke after an absence Of five
years has returned to Bever Falls. He
has travelled in Montana, Nevada, the
sunny south and lands flowing with
milk and honey, but still he sighs for
the winter freezes Of Minnesota
strange isn't it?-RenriNe Times.
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THE GAZETTE. :.
W. RkRR1orr J. 8. REAL.
HERRlOTT g. BEAL,
Editors nd Publishers.

The Pennington Press says there are
now in that place about thirty coal
stoves burning the Iowa coal. The
Press says it makes great deal Of filth.
clogging up the tunnels and chimneys
in very short time, necessitatiny
thorough cleaning as once a month.
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The Winona Republican gives the
particulars of an assault and robbery
committed upon Mr.. Keefe, proorie,o'
of the Money Creek mills, on Monda.
night Mr. k-efe had drawn S9OO
from the bank in Winona that d,y.
and while on his way home was stopr-
cd in the woods by four men who pull
led him out of his wa Ion, dragged him
into the woods, robbed him OF his
money, and left him insensitle His
team went home. where their arrival
without Mr.. Keefe. Frightened the fam.
ily aroused but not until Tuesday
afternoon was Mr.. Keefe found He
kas rational, hu. seriously injured lie
4ns no idea that he could iden,ify the
hen.
We arc permitted to copy the follow
II from a private letter to Gov Aus
,b, from Hon. Pennock Puscy, now a,
jacksonville, Florida, under date Of
Dec Sth.
1T is odd enough to hear you an.
nounce ten degrees below zero. while
sweltering here with heat. When We
first arrived the weather was as cool as
| have sometimes known in Minnesota
at the same time of year, but for the
past few days it has been oppress'vely
hot. Men carry umbrellas to protect
themselves from the sun. aud ladies
seek the shady side Of the street, while
whole families regale themselves in the
moonlight in the vcrandas, enjoying
the GOODNESS after the days heat |
we'll remcmbe' that you were less en-
amored of the braciny delights Of the
Minnesota atmosphere than [, but it
the sweets of utter langu,r are what
you want, you can get them here. The
delicious. dreamy consciousness Of hav
ing nothing to do and doing it faith.
fully. can be enjoyed here to perfect
tion." st. Paul Press.
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Harper's Weekly
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Weekly ie the abiest and most powerful illus.
trated periodical published In this county lts ed
itorials arc scholarly and convincing. and carry
much weight. Its illustrations II current events
full and fesh and ars prepared BY best dcs gn-
ers, With = circula ton Of 10000 the Weekly ID
read by at least halfa million persons, and its in6u-
ence - an organ Of opinion il simply tremendous
The Weekly maintains . positive position, and OK.
presses decided views on political and social prob
tems.-I.ouIsvlLL COURIER JOURNAL.
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"a Complete Pictorial History Of the
Times. The best, ,heaprst, and most
successful Family Paper in the Union
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ST. PAUL PRESS,
1874.

While tho PRxss will maintain, ~ heretofore, IT.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL of Minnesota, becausa
its publishers believe the Republican party n be
ssntisy the party Of reform and progress, 1t holds
it, independence superior to all party tramela and
will ain BY its fearless and independent criticisms o
party men and measures, TO reflect the best rather
than the most popular, onin,on.
THE DAILY PRESS,
Il. BY general acknowledgment,
The best family newspaper,
The best commercial newspspsI,
The best local Newspaper,
The hest State newspaper,
fhe best general Newspaper.
in the three States of Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa.
As medium Of Political lnformatio the PREss ID
conceded to have rivals In the State, Its locs-
ton at che Capital gives it great advantage 10 this
resp ct over all other newspapen. During the win
ter It will contain full rsports Of the
PROCEEDINGS OF The STATS LEGISLATORS
AND OF CONGRESS.
Its Commercial Department In edited with such
acrupuoua care fausss and accuracy that its price
lists have become recognized the only rrtistle
guide Of business men IN these matters.
In the matter Of telegraphic news its position
member Of the Western Associated Press, piacss II
on he same footing ~ the nrat-class Journals Q.
Chicago and 81. Louis. 10 its
LOCAL DEPARTMENT
will BE- found not only the local news of g. raul
but Of Minneap'lia, , Duluth saltwater, Hastings,
Red Wing. Farbault and other cities reported daily
for the PRESS BY its special eporters.
It is the only Minnesota newspaper which main.
TERAs-Sl0 per annum /; $3.50 per quarter. The
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18

The Grange movement is beginning g
to bear excellent fruit. 1t is said tha,
the patrons of husba nday in Iowa have
during the present year, saved in the
purchase Of reapers alone the vast SUN
Of $3.50 600 and that in buying their
SUPPLIES and selling their staples, they
have. BY avoiding middle men saved no
less that 81 .O01 900 in the same time.
This is business.-Winneapolis 7iib-
une.
Richard Connolly, or "Slippcry
Dick" as he is familiarly and appro
priately called, Tweed's former Comp.
trolles Of New York, having accunu
lated some three or four millions OF
dollars by following the example Of the
Boss" is now living iu retirement in
small interior town in Ireland. He
sympathizes with his former patron,
but as he does not particularly covet
State Prison jacket, he doesn't propose
to come home at present.-Minaeapo
lis Tribune
The Bender tamily-whose numer-
Gus murders, committed at wayside
hotel in Kansas, shocked the whole
world-have been arrested in South
Carolina. The father and mother, ut
least are in Jail, aud there is good
prospect of getting the son and dauyh-
ter. I: will be remembered that
brother of Nr, York, State Senator Of
Kansas. was their last victim. aud Il
number of bodies were found buried
in the yard OF their house. They fed
and detectives have secured Europe
and America in search of them We
trust the report Of their capture is true.
-Minneapolis Tribune
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Rdwood County.

There i ho sec, ion Of the State
where unimproved farms, conveniently
aud dtsirably located, can he purchas.
ed to better advantage than in Red
wood county. The very best Of soil
and adapted to every kind of crop
grown in this latitude; two first class
Flour mills and a Saw mill; timber
enough to meet the wants of the county
when it is we'll settled up; School dis
tricts being organized and school
houses built all over the county good
trading point at Redwood Falls, it
has the material to make it a No. l.
agricultural community. The present
population il, almost entirely, Ameri.
Can. lu the southeastern portion of
the county there is considerable land
subject to homestead entry; aud many
pieces Of the best farming land, within
convenient distance of Redwood Falls
Ga be purchased at from four to ten
dollars an acre. Persons looking for
cheap hcmes. to whom good land. de.
sirable neighbors, schools, churches
aud such like are important, cannot
be better, suited than in this immedi.
ate vicinity. To any person desiring
particular information it will be freely
and truthfully given.
EUREKA GOLD MINE Sw1NDLE.-
The arrest of John NJ. Whitney al
Salt Lake City, and Joel Lawrence at
New York, were made upon complaint
of + B. Ward of Detroit. It is claim
ed that about a year ago Whitney and
Lawrence induced Ward to invest
$200.O00 in the stock of the Eureka
Mine Company of Utah, and that the
mine was sailed for the purpose of
swindling Ward. It is understood
that nearly 100000 Of the Eureka
stock is owned by other parties here,
who have also been victimized
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THE WEEKLY PRESS.

= large quarto Sheet contains greater amount and
variety Of reading matter than any other weekly in
the State. II contains tho cream of all the news,
corresponds nee and family reading Of the Daily,
while its special featurea are:
l. verv full and accurate market reports, made
up especially for it.
9. Its Agricultural Department written BY its
Agricultural Editor especially Tor Is.
8. A choice Selection of family reading matter
especially selected for il.
Altogether it ia bv far THE BEST FAMILY NEWS
PAPER published In the Northwext.
During the winter it will contain full LEGiSLa-
TIVE D CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS, which
will be Of especial interest to farmers BY OF
the probable discussion and enactment Of measures
be airing on
the GREAT QUESTION OF CHEAP TRANsrOR.
TATION.
On this On uestion the PRESS, though not su,serib-
ing {, all the crude remedies Proposed hy drnia-
gogues and qua<ks, IL earnestly the side cf III"
pe"ple in their contest with monopoly in all ita
forms.
TERMS
Single Subscribers, $500 AMMAN, with liberal
premiums, See notice in another eo,smn on thi.