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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
specie COMING FreeIex.

The latest published returns Of the commerce
Of New York show a decrease Of $35. .OOO, 900 In
imports for the nine months Of 1873, and an in
Usease q e18, 500 go s(oxelnsiGa Of apscis) in
exports. ThigindicAAeq decided turn in the
tide, and must cause q Gov Of gold in this direc-
tiOn. As the Journal Of CbmnIe ee says Lion
don may put up her rate Of interest never 90 high
she cannot stop the AoW Of specie to this country
The balance Of trade il in our favor, and the
sOvereigns Of Great Britain must melt their pride
il the crucibles Of the American Mint"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
RHla D -.
.fna dAtsr rIrlEcrrIr 3 -.

NEW YnRK, Oct. 1.-The mast importnant fea-
tnEc OF the day, In Wall StreoG yesterday wa the
official announcement Of The liquidation Uf Jay
Gould preparatory to his FINAL FotlFement from
Waf street. 1he first steps 10 this matter have
already been taken. Gould has reoIgnod the Pres
ldency OF the New Jersey Southern Railroad, be-
Ing succeeded by Mr.. Serratt, late Manager. Mr.
Nj. GOulds associate it ls understood win remain
10 office until the road is taken possession Of BY
tne baltimoRe ~ Ohio Railroad Company.
1t Is also officially announced by those In close
business and personal relations with Mr. Gould
that measures are to be taken for q settlement O
hts partnership arrangements with Osborne & Co.
Garland, Martin & Co, aud other firms, 90 tha
ne VIII De enabled to retire altogether from Wal
street. AFs. Gould's health IL impaired, aud the,
will probably 60 South or 10 Earope.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
The OHIO VICTORY
EeaaaOsasat 81 the Republlcans.
AIEEN R0R GOVERNOR BY 800 MAJORITY
"A WORKING DEMOCRATIC MA
5cRIRY IN BOTH BRANCHES
or THE LEGISLATURE.
GREAT GAINS I'M IOWA.
COMBEENFS OF THE PRESS ON THE
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
[sFeCIAL DEsrATcH 10 THE wORLD. ]

lsRecIAL DEsPATCH TO THE WORLD
COGuMnUs, Oct live have now received
resurua ae Democratic headquarters from all
the U0untlo8in the State. At least thFee-fOnFths
ot tnem ero o1lclal, and the remainder will be
changed but little by the 0facial figures.
Our figures elect Alien Governor by over 800
majority and leave the balance of the State
ticket in doubt.
The Legislature will have Democratic ma
j0Elty on joint ballot Of Sc seVenteen-eight in
the eoaate and nine In the House.
Weshall ColBbrate the victory tomorrow
night In this city with Allen, Thurman, and n
host Of other Democratic worthless in attend
9nce. AMOS BAYMAN.
From the OiaesnnGtt ERQ1tWer.1
The F0loe Of the Democracy of Ohio comes
to rs W',h . pleasing sound. Reports from 81
oU1nfle % the eighty eight In Ohio show
aRolnoclnlI gain Of 1900 votes. This ratio
WIN wleet lB Allen easily. The Legislature
On Joint ballot with working majority in
both bFanehes. The election OF VIM. Allen
By small majority Is conceded at the Repnb-
Ncan Headquarters in Columbus.
THE TIDE has TURNED.
am [BaStOn Post
The reduction Of the Overwhelmingly large
II republican majority in Iowa, averaging 56,
0oo In 1874, down 70 the comparatively small
hguRs OF e16, 6,Oo0, ia another unerring indica
btou u ~ goM4oHcy OF pOpulbE OplulOu ~ bnh
time. Iho tide has turned. Credit Mobiles
ana sa1lTy grabs have done their work on pub
ltc mind. Tue slogan sounds everywhere TO
rnlrwaa - - +f n
A SPLENDED TRIUMPH.
CSDTacNss Courier
TIE wiEBs aluays work badly on election
nights Yhel great DemOcratic victories O
Gain8 afa % bo annouaoed. Yesterday morn
tAg We EeEe eonyinesa that kadicallsm az. "a
.ARVs ut ~ haDdlY hOped for the splendi
iIiSbiAs that We chronicl0 this morning. Tn
Democracy of Ohio have gained Q magnif
cont aEinmpA. A Democfalic victory In
Statethat gave Grant . majority OF 4O,Oc9
SYi17f714A iHaafS1P 6ST SRs saEf fIl4
I}AJU u EDe.SO1t nv f4tlsssl "'4@V !
Tie principal Significant lesson to be deri'
Cd from the Tesnlt Of TueeaaY's election Ia u
three States 0e Ohio. Pennsyl ylVAnia, and low
lathe Rreat-lt might almost be said unexpeC
eerakneBs exhibited by The 'Repabllca
party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
~anoa1ar..ion erapeele.

Tha pvepoaterCus Presidential postulation, thai
a. sinfeFaat-paylng pOatAl depOslL-bank would
c0aaneo % tbs restoration Of specie, shows Z
eouIaa % fHoAaoning which has not even the meFil
a . facllltata the elFealaton of notes, not cash
toplae0A - Sac auxiliary relation % the kinane.
DepaEt nsQt would be both "Eaalum n see" ane
maIam pEohlbltaMl.p fofs..i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

mAmen o. Ca0~As che OAFSmsaM, In bis Haas.
INV OnEEANB, Oct l6.-J. o. Cloud, the cars
uAan. who atAEtod from PhilpdslPAiA come thTee
naaaths ainns 70 rev TO tnla city ~ canals ana
FisaFa -dlaa, On Tuesday last. i've milea above
Piaaasmime. Cloud was found IN his boat in an
almoat axhaaglsd condition o. Monday, and diea
naaG day his diary shows he Aad been suffering
uikA what is termsd "heaVy shakes" for some
daVs hagnFa hia death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
The Cornell college CaauAI,y.

ITHACA, Oct 19.-The OOFoner's jury fiud
that young LeggetIs death was accidental, the
testimony showing that in the process prelimin-
airy to initiation into the Kappa DelPha Society,
the deceased was blindfOlded, when he, Lee and
Mason, who were leading him, all fell OF the
cliff:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

< TIA Ddasossllo JudicIal COnvcutloA in BAlll-
mssa, yts1aEday, nominated George WiiiiaHl
DE5wn tor Jadgs Of ths Snpfema Bench, TO suc-
essa sadas Scott, deceased.
Thigly-ons yellow fever deaths were re-
oorka1 n Memphis yesterday, up 70 noon.
lavoF Johnson Is. reported 70 .bag Improving.
Two yellow fever dealha were reported In
NallGcmeFY, Ala, yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
HOVVA.

0OVRRNoR cARPENFRA's RRDUcRD MAJORITY
'a- --DRlGOChAFHc Gam or 10000 0voFEs,
seipAR RAPns, Ia. October II. The RsPnb-
uaaa Hiaia Central Committee say in aixIy-siE
atiaa hard from GOVOFnOE CaTpentsF has I
a. maiOsily Of f124l7. In the same counties
III yesr GTaat bad . majority Of $4,000. The
6bnnIi y 4 tosba hsanA ffOm Wih undoubtedly
iuersaga CaFpalsTS majority not less than 6,OO1
paaking his total maioSily 1s,0O0. TIE heavy
0fsRgsr and Democratic cOunIies are all in
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

Lam or ALmRARYs--The A sals ofthe library
n ~ ials Wm. +. Read, Of New Castle, was
eaEamenoad LA evening. at lhsanclion rooms Of
Ns1-Fs. OLE and Mlllsf, at Fourth and King
saAsa1l Oasiaa large number Of the collection
- nd, Gnrss ~ he Volnmes being old and
r~Tp. Thea VII b eolllnusd this evening,
AZ ne mHa pee, eomm4aelng at Z o'eloefi
whsa Ihs saio Sph works Of NJ. Read will be
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

~ the Wilmington and Western r., 4; Co. are
requested to meet At ths Board Of Trade hsoms, a.
the Masonic Temple. In this City. on Wednesday,
he ID inst Il 2H o'clOck p. NJ. to hear the re-
port Of the COMMITTEES oppOintsd at former meet s
fnR. octAo-uos
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

Tn PRAcH GRoWBRR.-The annual Fall
needing az the Raach Gr0Wers' Association
WIil - held 6 DoReE, on Tuesday, Oct. 2lst.
The 0ommltteo on New. Routes VII make
renaSf and as every peach grower In Delaware
~ y fsrvland IA Interested Ia opening new
rSSrItSfS f0r ire sale OF their fruit, There
1heslt - fdil attendance Of all the mem
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

MECHANICS who are paid OF in checks can geI
them changed by purchasing q pair of boots on
shoes and receive the balance in anusncy at Bah
cock & Bros 206 l. POS Market street g..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

"a. Hnry GoTkeE, near Kenton, Kent eoun-
y, L ne hEel menuiacssfer q spirits isoSa ns6
a"Ils 1sII lSs S:a Ss.. - sS'oS, ! InS p..sh blsn.
q. - aal.t ......-l..la
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

Infants and ChiIdrens' MarinOC Cloaks and Caps
at Franks Ladies' Emporium, 511 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

N0TICE.-I. JAMES NJ. So EETEN, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply 70 the Judges OF
the Court Of tdeneTal Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery d the state Of Delaware in and for the
County Of New Castle At the November Term. A. d.
1873. for q Lesnss 70 keep an Inn. Tavern or Res
tAurant q the N. X Corner Of Third and Marx et
streets, Rourth Ward. WumingtOn, Del. and the
following freeholders recommend tho said sPpliea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
EEORNgE ARPLTCATTONS.

NoTIcR-L CHRIsTIAN sTURRBRRG. do
Judges Of TIE COGr Of suSrs Sessions 81 he Peace
and Jail DoveEy Of the state OfDelawaFo in and for
the County Of New Castle. ct the NOyember Term
A. y. lSI5 toF License 20 keep an Inn or Tavern
e 10, D9 ktlg street., Fourth Ward. Wilmington
Del, and the t1llowing tTsshOlders recommend the
said apDlienaiam. to Wit.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

NOTICR.-l, ". 2. GRIFFITH. do hereby
IN give notice that I Phall apply 70 the Judges Of
the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery Of the State Of delaware in and for the
County Of New Castle. at the November Term. A.
D. 1873. for License to keep Store for the sals
Of Liquors and General Merchandise, at Nes ark.
Del, and the following freeholders recommend the
said application. to wit:
Benz. Caulk, J. W. Evans,
John Corbet. Joseph Luton,
b. P. Pennington, James II Armstrong.
james Gibson, Rorger COrbit.
8. h. Choate. II. i. Riddle,
Henry B. Courtney, W. p. Walton OelS-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

ATOTTCB.-I, JOHN W. GRAY. do hereby give
IN neties that shall apply 70 the judges Of the
nsliVGRY, Of che Staeo Of OslaWurS 10 and for the
County Of New Oastle. on Monday. the 18th day Of
NOVOmbsF. A. d. 15I3-being the 1Fst day OF the
November Term for . License TO keep an Inn or
Tavern, known .: the Jefferson House" situated
n SehOol DlsaYiOt Ne. 45. New CFStls county. In
thS oaStorn cOrnsr Of Delaware and WatAE streets.
IN the town Of SSW Castle. county and Stats
aforesaid. the following named substantial Zee
holders recommending the same:
W, HOlschumAksP, Giles Lambson,
@. p, WoggOrmann. W, y. 9uyeP.
ID. BOulden. Thomas Dixon,
], n, Wise, James WilmOt.
~. ~. ClaAVOP, J. n. Johns,
]. G. OeaV0R. n, Leekler,
AndFow @. Gray, William II. Cam,
james r. Booth. Joel Pedriek
1 George Gray. oetlI-S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

NToTICE We, JAMES BAXTER and JOHN p
IN DEVER, do hereby give notice that we shall
apply TO the Judges Of theCOuEt Of General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, Of the State Of Del
aware in and for the County Of New Castle. at the
November Term, AID. 1873, for License to keep q
Store for the sale of Liquor and General Merehan-
disc, at the N. W. corner OF Fourth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del. in the 3rd Ward. and the
following fresholders recommend the said appliea-
tion. to wit:
VIM. H. Chadwick, William Humes,
E. !. McManus, A. Bickta,
Edward Farmer. EmmOr Jefsris.
Vim. Green, Hugh W. Currey,
G, Witsil, James Smith.
Patrick Monaghan, Peter Springer,
L. s, Taylor, james Clark,
FFWneiB BicktR, Daniel MeElWee,
jane Murray, Jacob Hauser,
ChaTies Schn.ith, Henry 8Tobe.
E 4. Stroud, u. L, Rice.
P. Lambert, VIM. Baxter. octlT-3t'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
A RLENDED TRIUMPH.
fHnrnnnas No1iriAr.l
JIM tD~yo.f Rg -s1sI

The principal slgnifoanE lesson to be deriV-
Cd from the Tesnlt Of Tuesday, 3 election in the
= three StMtas 0e Ohio, PennsylVAnia and Iowa
lathe Teat-It might almost be said upexpect
ea-N akneBs exhibited by the lRepabElcal
party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

AIOTICE-I GEORGE WTLHELMI. DO hereby
IN give notice that shall aUPly to the judges Of
the Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and JA0
delivery of the State Of Delaware. in and for the
County Of New Castle, at the November term, A
ID. 1873 for Lieense TO keep Tavern in the sixth
Ward. IA Narket street. Wilmington. Del. and the
following freeholders recommend the said apPlica-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

NTOFTCR.-I. sEoRaE WHITFIELD. d here
IN by giVO Aaaiea that shalt Apply 70 the JadRus
az ne Coart 81 General Sessions OF the Peace and
Jan DallVOFy II the State Of DslaSAEe Y ana tor
.GD. lsiS for license b keep Tavern, eallsd the
SiESels Hotel - 81 NSw Castle, In New Castle Hun
lSSfa9 ffsShOlasfs rocommona the said appltea-
ten. &c Wit;
Rsr1iBand LseklsF.. paIid Boulder.
~. ~. ClNavaRs v y. SAeAyers
Wn - CHnm 6ilaa kambson.
GOorRa Ianviaf. Aos AsfeegN
49, Wiimot Wa. HelsahumAkeF,
L-W Ckasa David Lewis.
JoSl PsdKiak. 0ealI-R
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

III ~ lI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11
MORTG AGE SALE.

n fault has been made in the payment Of tho ann
D"fsix hundred aud forty seven dollars and tweu.
ty-ave cents which is claimed to be due at the date
O this notice on certain mortgage bearing date the
18th day Of August A. D. 1870 executed b, Hiram B.
Patterson and Abigail +. Patt-rs his Wife OF Rce
cnunty MirnesOta to stiles NJ West of the same plscp
and recorded in thu Office the Register OF Deed of
Redwood County and State of Minnesota on the 18th
day Of August a. d 1870 at one o'clock p. in Book
One Of Mortgages pages 243 244 4 2l5 which said
mortgage afterwards duly assigned BY sad Stiles
NJ West TO ". G. Au-y Co. of Whom, Minnesota
and by said W. c. Huey Co. to James Fs~cett Of
Pittsbure, Pennsylvana and both such assignments
duly recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
OF Redwood County aforesaid,
Now therefore notice il hereby given that in pur.
suance "f power Of sAs contained in said mortgage
and 81 the statute In such made and provided the
prrnses DESERVED in, and c"vered BY said mortgage
to Wit The south east quarter north eat quar-
ter f section n,ne and tbs southwest quarter fthe
northwest quarter Of Section ten, ali 10 Township
one hundr" and thirteen north Of "auge thirty six
vest will be sold at pblic vendue at tho front door
Of the office nf the Register Of Deeds Of X. dw I'd
county at Redwood Falls in said county the 18th
day IT September A. =. 1873 at ten o'clock in the
fort to sxtsfy the amount due said mortgage
with costs "f sale incluiing thirty dollars attorneys
fees stipulated in aad mortgage to he paid in case
foreclosure Dated FaribsuIt, Rice Co. Minnesota,
July 3lst. 1873
james Fawcett Assignee of Mortgage
ATT Batchelder h Buckham Auvs. for ARsignee
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11
Pension Notice.

The commissioner Of pensions an.
nouncss that he is in receipt of infor.
nation showing that the examining
surg ont in various localities have been
guilty Of u"p'ofes>ionaI aud manitestly
illegal conduct, in issuing circulars to
pensioners requesting them to appear
before them for biennial examination.
Those circulars are couched in laugu-
age which tends to mislead pensioners,
'npres~ing them with the idea that
they must appear before u particular
surgeon or board Ut examining sur
seoDs, NJ no other examination is valid.
Pensioners will apply in all eases to the
most co"s' n mt surgeon, which will
o. the exam,uiny surgeon nearest or
nost accessible to their homes rcga d
less Of any circulars. Circulars Of this
kind are issued wholly without author
ny. aud are regarded by the commi-s-
toner OF pensions az in every respec;
unpr'iessional and unwarrautable.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

A few days since the unwelcome
and discoursging INTEL sence came
from japan that the government had
order ID that all Christian teachers iu
its employ should be dismissed at the
expiration Of existing agreements.
STILL ter Intelligence under date Of
July 21 informs Us that this order will
not be enforced. aud that the teachers
themselves have received assurance
from the government confirming them
in their positions and iutimat,ng tha,
their salaries will be increased. Dr.
R. s. MSclay. for many years Meth
odist missionary to China bu now in
Japah, writes Is the Mrthodsst that it
is impossible to determine just what
has led the government into this sp.
psreotly vascillat;ug policy Some
there regard the recent illumination
against Christian teachers a. piece oI
strategy, rendered necessary to tn
w.rt the reactionary factions which
would overthrow the present progress.
i've policy Of the government.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The Jersy City, N j journal says:
It is impossible 70. President Grant ia
please gruublers No matter what he
does it is wroay in their estimation
If he speaks they find fault, il he don ;,
they growl. If he goes TO wsSs,n y.un
they are sure it is for mischief; if h.
stays away they declare that it is
b.cause he don't care to attend to hi-
business. 1t il probably for,u
nate that the President is Of tenn
uerament that makes hun sub,imely in
different to all this grumb!ing. If II.
we're thir-skinoed enough to care for
it. he would not live out half MS sec.
o"d term, let alone ruuuing for a
third.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

Remarkably exact counterfeit 6v.
huhdred dollar Greenbacks have been
discovered BY the Treasury Depart
ment. Three were received at the sub.
treasury in two days. They are sup.
posed to come from the west We
implore our patrous not to attempt 70
ehove any Of that denomination onto
m.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

It has been decidod by the Seereta-
~ Of the Treasury that congressman
cannot return their back pay to the
Treasury. They can deposit it there
but they Or their legal representatives
can claim it At any time. Congress
will probable pass = Law next session
to meet the case.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The Masonic fraternity have under
way at least 81 900 900 worth Of new
halls. most of which will be Completed
this year One in Ph,iadeIphia is the
most magnificent structure Ut the kind
in the country, and when finished and
entirely Completed will be worth at
least $I.O0O,OOO
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

Work on the Winoua l. St. Peter
Railroad has been suspended for the
season, and for how much longer . Pc
riod is not known. The Company
have completed the road to the Sioux
River and short distance beyond, rs
far as Is required to secure title to the
railroad lands granted them BY Con-
g:ess It is hardly probable that the
road will be extended farther until the
settlement of the country beyond the
present terminus till completion Of
tie North Pacific Road shall render an
extension or this road desirab and
profitable The last rail was laid on
the 18th inst; aurfacing and all other
work was complete on the 10Th most oi
the employees went east to their homes
or to other scenes OF operations -Pra.
irie Schooner.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The Legislature made an appropriation
last winter for agricultural pnrposes
Of 50 .0IO. The amount has been ap.
portioned amoung the different agricul.
tural associations Of tho State. 81, ,OO0
to the State Society and = little more
than $50 each to the county Societies
Redwood County is not 10 the list thi.
year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The s.. Paul daily papers give tho
following d'sp.tch, dated Halifax Sep.
9th concerning the recent storm along
O IT north east coast. Additional par
ticu!ars of the recent dis .s,rous storm
On this coast have to hand. 1t is esti
mated that thirty vessels, with all
hands, were lost iu North Bay. The
loss OF property on shore is immense,
In Cape Breton farmers lose their
barns aud have difficulty in saving
their crops. 1t is feared there will b.
starvation among f>herm ca. and it ie
probable that among farmers who sus.
taiaed heavy losses by the gale there
will be suffering. The country will
no: get over it for years. On the NJ.
Va Scotia side of the straits of course
all the wharves between Port Mul
grave and Sand Point are carried u.
way. A,,ut 500 barrels Of mackerel
we're lost lost of the wha,ves Ut Port
Mulgrsve.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

Blanton Duncan writes = letter tc
:he Chicago Times, to say that he doe,
not approve Of the speech lately deliv
cred BY JEFF. Davis aud that be does no'
hope for the restoration of the "Los,
Cause" and doss not believe that one
tenth Of the population Of the South
ern States do.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

Barton aud Ayres are the only one,
nominated 1T Owstonna that have &c
cepted the honors thrust upon them
Col. Stevens repeatedly telegraphed uo'
TO nominate him. Messrs. Dixie and
Clouyh ignore the whole matter, aud
t all inquiries have nothing to say
Will the show 6zxle out with the per
formances Of two jesters!-St. Pau
Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

We have re,civ.d the Sleepy Ey.
Argus, monthly paper, published a,
Sleepy Eye, Brown Go. 1t is = hand.
some seven co'um0 p,per. and We have
no doubt that the citixeus of that local.
ity will give to It the support tha. viii
enable its editor. Mr. j. W. Taylor, t.
SEQ his way clear t. issuing it weekly
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The contents. Of the Musical Echo
for September, is, as usual, valuable
It contains Eve peices Of Music aud =
large number Of we'll written and in
structive articles on musical matters
It costs only 81, per year and cont .inI
sheet music worth five times tha,
amount.
Published BY.
II. NJ. Hampstead Milwakee wis.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

Tho London Erssns,ner says that
the present year will see an immense
increase Of the tide Of emigration "a
Anerica and the colonies, chiefly ia
consequence Of the agitation among
the = ricultural laborers. In many
English counties there il already an
iosuf6ciency Of labor in consequence o.
the exodus going on
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

U.s.. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Minn., Sep. lO,ls75.
Compliant having been entered at this Office by
abandoning his Homestead Entry 70. 316O. dated
July z7, 1865. upon the northwest qn.rtsr OF
Section 20, T, wnship 1l5, Range 81 I, in Rem
vile County, Minnesota,
With view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
0fcs the 18th day of October, 1873. at o'c ock
P.N.. to respond and furnish t-stimo ~ concerning
said alleg ed abandonment.
b. SxIrH, Register.
50 VIZ. H. KELLY Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11
An interesting fact. which we lar

An interesting fact, which We learu
from superintendent payne. just return
ed from the teachers State convention,
Is that educational ) Msnkato ranks .,
the fourth city 10 the State, a. sbe
does 10 population and business
Maukato employs 10 teachers and
ranks fourth-being preceded BY St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Wino,a. Still
water ranks fifth, and employs "a
teachers. s.-Menkaeo Rsvie,e,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The Grand jury IN the Criminal
t"urt have found hills for mauslauyh
ter against Patf,rb .rser and Heane
E.e engineer and conducsor Of the
freight .rain. VINO caused the recent
collision at Lemout on the Chicago
and Alton Railway. Both are out on
bail,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The Representative Convention, for
Mobiles, r ok. Murry, Cottonwood and
Jackson counties. will be held .,
Worthington, Oct. 2.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

The Secretary Of the treasury has
directed his Assistant Treasurer Al,
New York to sell one and half mil
lion dollars OF gold on each Thursday.
and buy half u million ot bpnds on the
rh'rd Wednesday. ln all, to sell six
millions ot gold and buy half a million
bonds
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

There is Democratic and Liberal
Republican State convention called t.
meet in St. Paul on the 24,h day o,
September to place in domination ,
State ticket.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-11

Ah Sin, the Chinese overseer q
N,rth Adams, Mass, is pronounced .
completely civilized man. He has
been charging his followers 500 for
rico which cost him $50, and fifty
cents for mailing their letters which
dida't oost him anything.