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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-22

A brilliant journalist Of Chicago
has just died At the age oftwent y-seven
because he could not lot liquor alone.
Minnesota has already ahipped Of
last years wheat crop Il, 900, 900 bush.
els, and has 5000, 900 on hand.
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Dissolution Of Col artnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing te-
tween J. s. G. Homer and E. B.rum, as
Homer & Birum, is this day dissolved by
muturl consent, both memters collecting
bills and settling the accounts Of the late
firm.
J. S. g. HoxN8R. B.. BiRuN.
u The undersigned have this day en-
tered into co-psrtnership for the sale Of
agricultural machinery, and The firm will
henceforth ge known % Birum 4 Mason.
Z. BIRuN. 50 g. B. Mason.
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Meeting Of Assessors.

There will be meeting Of the Town As
SCISSORS Of Redwood county, on Saturday,
the 3lst day Of this month, for the purpose
70 establishing uniform grade of ss.ess
ment Of personal property in said county.
E. A. CaAHpIRf, Co. Auditor.
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NOTICE.

The Town Board will meet on Saturday.
May "A, 1t 3 o'clock r. H., to receive bids
for grading the Birum Hill, which job will
10 let TO the lowest bidder.
RNIp Brarn. ca.
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R. G. BROWNING, Gen. Ag't.,
90 Cortlandt s., N. Y

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, REDWOOD COUNTY,
y In Probate. In the matter Of the Estate Of
James A. Clark deceased.
On reading and 6liug the petition Of Martha Mile
son Of Logan County Ohio representing, among other
things, that James A. Clark, late Of Benton Co. Iowa
the 31st day Of Decembes. A. D. 1852 died intes.
tate and being reaident Of Benton County Iowa, 1t
the time Of his DEATH leaving real estate within this
County, and that the said Petitioner IL the mother
Of said deceased, and praying that aiminsss>ton Of
said estate 10 to Biroey flynn granted, it IL order
ed that said petition Be herd before the judge Of
this Court, on Monday the 7th day Of April 1. D..
1873, At 10 o'clock 4. at the ofkes Of the Judss
81 Probate In this County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof Be- given 10
the heirs Of soid deceased and t. all peseons intes
ssted, by psblishings copy u this order for three
successive weeks per to ad day Of hearing. in the
Redwood Falls Nail weekly Newspaper printed and
published at Redwood Falls In said eounty.
Dated 1t Redwood Falls the It'll day Of March 4. b.
ny Tie Court,
n. D. BALDWIN
100 Judge ofProbats
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Sa6scriptsons-1873.
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N. D. Cutter, IA years old, daIk COM
plexioned, black hatr and black eyes, and
heavily built, ran away from his home in
St. Charles, April 22nd. E. H. Cutter, OF
Winona, wants to know where he Is.
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NOTICES OF RE PRESS.

Hazpers Basar contains besides pictures, patterns
&C., variety of matter Of especial use and inteeest
to the family; articles on health, dress and house
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kind desired In thousands OF families and it,
Publishers have 6lled the demand The young lady
who buys single number Of Harpers Basar 10 made
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Chicago is making preparations for .
grand musical jubilee lasting two days,
commencing June 5th, to be held in the
new depot Of the Michigan Southern and
Rock Island r. R., the largest and finest
passenger depot in the world, and will &C
commodate forty thousand people. II ID
expected to be the greatest event Of the
times. All the railroads will issue excur-
sion tickets At very low rates.
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New goods at Sickle & SCOTS. Ready
made clothing, good quality and cheaper
than ever before brought to Redwood.
full stock in the dry goods line. 80
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NOTICE.

U.S Land ONce.
Redwood Falls. Ninn.. May u. 1872. !
lsaac Wilson asaisst Henry +. Heyt, for absndon-
ing his Preemptioa allnE, No. d, dated July =,
lS5a apon thS west half a, lets and Of See
ton township Ill, north, range -. vos I'm Lyon
County, AinD,
With view 70 The sasesllation Of said entry: the
said parties ~ hereby s1nnoaed % appear 1t this
o0ee On the 9lth day Of Jans, 1879, at 10 o'clock
said alleged ahandon0spt.
D.F. SArrH. Register.
"a WI II. KnLsY, Bsesiver
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Black leg is prevalent among the cattle
Of Mcleod county. Feeding salt freely Is
said to be preventive.
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WANTED.

Some person or persons - break
three hundred acres Of prairie, Ave
miles from Redwood Falls.
BIRNEY FLYRn,
80 Redwood Faljo.
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iI-New goods full assortment in ever!
line. At NorthIop g. McMillan's. "a

"A stock of furniture, chairs, tables,
tedsteads, lounges. &C., at Holidays.
Prices low. 34~1
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To Subscribers,

Those who were in arrears to the Rcd.
wood Falls MAIL, at the time Of the change
will pay At this ONCE; and those who had
paid in advance will receive the 0AsH474
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the old frm
OF Geo. Folsom / Co., are requested
70 call and settle their accounts i'm.
mediately. F0LsoN d BaorHHR.
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"A Grange Of the Patrons Of Husband
~ was organised in Redwood Falls on
Monday last. Geo. I. Parsons of Winona
spent . few days here working it up-de-
livered lecture ON the object operations Of
the order (which We regret not to have
heard) and engineered the establishment Of
Grange. The charter members number
ed twenty-six, and the following officers
were chosen: Norman Webster, Master;
is. 9. Honor, sscy.; Thoe March, Treas:
Orvis A. Mason, Overseer; D. L. Bigham,
Lecturer; David Watson, Steward; c. D.
Chapman, Assistant Steward; Samuel Bal
ley, End Assistant Steward; Mrs. Samuel
Bailey, Lady Assistant Steward: Mrs. Nol-
man Webster, Pomona; Mrs. Orvis Mason,
Flora; /. ATruesdell, Gase-kseper. The
Order will inset on Saturday Of this week
It 3 o'clock p. m, to make arrangements
in regard 70 the time Of holding their reg
alar meetings, and their future, operations
generally.
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The weather, --well, yes, there's .
. good deal Of weather here just now, and
it's heavy and damp quite sogsy, in fact.
Since Saturday List there's been an almost
incessant pour, and II still pours. Whether
this Is gentle Spring shedding late tears, on
Winters bier, o. doing her regular house
cleaning, who oan: telli LATER. "All's
vel" and spring leaves and flowers whis.
per, ''summsrdays are near"
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J A. Leonard, one Of the editors
Of the Rochester Pot, has been ap.
dointed register Of the Jackson land
Office.
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--An persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
black walnut mouldiuss or picture frames
should call on A. D. Holiday, 3z%l
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-Notarial, Lodge, aud Bankers ofkee
Seals furnished at manufacturers pri.
|ces By r. WArsoN, Redwood Falls.
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Clothing, mems and boys, good quail
ity and fashionable styles, At Northrop l.
McMillan's. q
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-Dress goods, trimmings, hosiery, para
soils, gloves, etc.-ladies' entire outfits q
Northrop 4 McMillan's. 81
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FOR SALE,

The subscribers has for sale Two
pair Of Oxen, 200 bushels Of Oats, one
Sulky Rake, one Iron Pump, and two
Dog Harrows,-an cheap for cash.
1868 J. B. WATSON.
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-Breaking Flows, Of . superior
quality, cheap and warranted, q Was
sons. 1863
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60 to Northrop & McMillan's for
Grange" prices. "a
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Any person who shall fail to comply with
the foregoing requirements, viii be subject.
ed to severe penalties.
special-tax Payers throughout the Unit
ed States are reminded that they must
make application to the Collector Of their
respective districts, and procure the proper
stamp for the Special-tax Year, commence
ing May l, 1873, without waiting for fur
ther notice IRVING TODD,
Collector Of Internal Revenue,
33-4t st. Paul, Mimi.
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terns Of useful articles accompanies the paper every
fortnight.
Harpers Basar contains 1e folio pages If the sig
Of Harper's Weekly, printed on suPer6ns calendere
paper, and 10 published weekly.
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Any parties needing ready.mads
Harrows, gotten up in good shape,
and warranted, can End them at J..
Thomas.
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NOTICE.
AUD,rox's OFFICE, !
REDWOOD c0USTy, Mixx-
REDWOOD FALLS, April l6. 1871.

0hO"VO~ AA'Aos ApE1i 40, A01Ss
The whole Of the several tr,et.
Of land or town lots, Ia the fore
70 ing list eontaine d. or 20 much
thereof - may b necessary to
pay the taxes, penalty and expen-
ses charged thereon, will b sold
1t the ofIics Of the County Audit
on the first Monday OF June
next, Or on any Subsequent day
to which such sale may be law
fully adjourned by the County
Treasurer, unless such taxes,
penalty nd expenses are paid be-
fore that lime.
E. A. CHANDLER,
Co. Auditor.
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Ve1sters National Pictorial Dictionary
E. H. GATES,
psALHR IN

A large stock Of the choicest Staple
and Fancy Groceries constantly on
hand. Ny goods are oil new, fresh
and frst-class. Prices - loH % else
where in town. Call AID examine
stock and prices. l55
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Clocks. iewelry and watches,
1t Jeffs'.
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FLORENCE
l. Sewing Machine.

- = ~sssss~s
40 Milwaukee 81. Milwaukee. Viz.
F1>RE FLORENCE 3 the only machine extsat hsv-
Ing reversible Feed, which enables the operatos
ic ssv either 70 the right or e at peaaure ma ~
only nachins that makes perfectly els.tsc ses0
alike on zach side Of III fabric.
TIL Il FLOR nee
not only makes the ock.stiteh, bat three other.
which for certain kinds Of work are much supesies
especially where elasticity 10 required and IL The oily
msehns that faste1R Tie end Of eaeA seam secaPe.
q ga i''' u - = - = me !" can b ''''
He FLOR NOE
does not draw sss, thin goods down through the
turning ooruet, and 10 the only machine havisg
ehangeless tsasion, and NO slack threads bots OF
which are drawn together simultaneously.
T H E f % r EN- CE
- we'll I'M he sick chamber % In the workroom.
They oil dresses, the machinery being all % the
top Of the table, Il will the heaviest seams.
or from to moro 4aick0esses Of goods, without
skipping stitches, breaking thrssds Or requiring
change In tensions.
TIL e FLO R + N CE
viii Do easily oil family and tAsrins work o. ono
and the same machine. They ars strong and anely
finished; heir motions oil positive; thers 10
springs to get out Of order while for strength dura-
ty and beauty Of design IT will sear, and invite
cnmparie0n with any or all other machines.
Applicants for Agencies should ineaoss stamps.
Ia: B. Mcdonald, agent.
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REAPERs.-Farmers Who want TO
get reapers can give in their orders to
Folsom Brothers. They will sell the
Kirby and the Wood, also the John
P. Nanny. Kvery machine warrant
ed. 80
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Rogers Brothe1s' Silver plste6
Spoons and Forks, at A. Jsits.
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ST. Pau & Sioux City Railroad.

DOWN rRM.,. -Aorning train leaves st. Peter
At 40 4. m.,a,l e;ves in st. Paul ct II IL .. N
Sioux City t,aiu wa Sioux City At - n.-aeavss
St. rstsr 1t as :. n, ssd sssivss II st. Paal 1t
80 p. N.
up TRAINs.-Train tom Sioux City leaves st.
Paul At rs .. m.,-lssvss st. Peter at l.9S .. N
end arrives In Sioux City At 3 50 ?. N. Evening
tain le,yes st. Paul at 40 and arrives In 81. fstss
At 7.S2 D. N,
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Harper'S Bazar.

"A DEPOSITORY OF FASHION, PLEASURE AMI
INSTRUCTION."
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United States Internal Revenue,
NOTICE TO
Special Tax.Payers

The law Of December, 1872, requires ev.
cry person engaged in any business, avoca-
ton or employment, which renders him IL
SPECIAL TAX,
to procure and place conspicuously in his
establishment or place Of Business,
A STAMP
deuotiug the payment of said Special Tax
before commencing business.
The taxes embraced within the provis-
ions Of the law above quoted are the follow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04
The Motive.

in nine cases out OF ten those whites who
have turned Republicans. and who have en-
dcayored, with the army Of negroes to back
them. TO get possession Of the southern State
Governments, have been moved by desire
to Get office. 1t has been q just retribution
that has disappointed possibly nine out Of
ten Of those who ":Vrned over" with this
motive. The "c'rpet-baggcrs have been
kept in office in such urge numbers by the
Federal Government that the "turn-overs
have been greatly grieyed. The Conserva-
tYes have 10 love for arpet-baggers y !;
but their dislike for them is "tartS and
ciecsc-cakes" to the gall and NORWOOD
which j. nur>ed in the hearts OF the :" turn
overs = towards their party colleagues, those
lambs the carpet-baggers.
Were it not that 80 strange thing AS that
of 4 white citizen turning over" to the
strangers and negroes invariably intiictS a
stain. there would be few, indeed, who
would not return to fellowship with the
people they have left. But there is no re-
turning from that sad road We deplore it.
It is :. pity. Aud it is not from any unwil-
lingncSs 10 receive the prodigals back, but it
is the conscientious troubles in their own
heart, that keep them where they are.
We are for general amnesty to all. Let
them come back. They SLY they want to
restore peace. Then let them stand up for
right and good government at home and they
viii 90 something indeed for peace,
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REsUMPT1o S.-Secretary Richardson's
plan of resumption by paying five dollars in
silver to each holder of check upon the
Federal Government is rs hurried and eXpe-
ditious as that process of accumulation now
carried on by the coral worm in the ocean,
which is ultimately to build up Il continent
In the sea that will knock that we inhabit.
The New York Tribune, employing a
figure of reversed order, inspires new hopes
in RICHARDSON'S plan. 1t says:
':Somc anxiety has been manifested lest
the end of the world which is set down
for early in November-say about the 9th
by the Second-Adventists who are encamped
in various parts of New England, getting
ready for it, may interfere with the great
plan Of Secretary Richardson for reSrmino
specie payment on silver basis. There
need be no trouble Oh that score. No little
thing like that will be allowed to interrupt
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The Bankrupt Law.

MIR. HUGHES laid great claims upon the
people Of Virginia for their SUPPORT on
the ground that he bad secured the passage
of the last amendment to the bankrupt law.
Judge BoND las so construed that law: as to
deprive it of those very features of which
Mr.. HUGHES claims the authorship. There
fore, Mr.. HUGHES is, so far as that claim Is
concerned, himself bankrupt. He has miSled
a great many people. His bright-red fruit,
which SO delighted the eyes of distressed
debtors, has turned to ashes upon their lips,
and they are plunged into distress all the
deeper therefor. Are they in a frame of
mind to vote for Mr.. HUGHEs9 j .ur
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Our Nominees.

We have said ittlcahout them. They are
80 entirely satisfactory to our people, 50 clear
in their r,cord, % unimpcaclIablc in act and
motive. that they need no defence; and as
for praise, i: cannot elevate them from the
high position awarded them by the common
cor>cn; of society. So, it is almost an insult
to the public Judgment to set about pralslns
KgNrER, WITuERs, and DAslEL.
We can only give the public proof OF ap-
probation by voting for them to fill the high
Offices for which they are nominated. The
appreciation Of Virginia is ever an honor to
her brave and faithful sons. Let this honor
bc raid to-day TO the men who will wear it
worthi}y. and reflect back upon their State
tne honor of being mother of such sons.
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DEATHS.

Died. or Sunday, ut O'Clock "A. b., November
3D. In Henrico county, Va. af tac residence 90 he 81
father r. Ash'G on Inc srv.ninth Year Of her
The friends and acquaintapccs Of the family n aSe
DAY at o'clock r. H., November 9Th. - =.
Baltimore papers please copy. l!iais9, .s"f
Died, November st. s73. at Allegheny Station
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. hlCHARD: -
MILAN In The thirty yenr OF DIS aS II
10 O'Clock and carried to the ground.
His friends and acquaintances are Invited 10 al
Pa Baltimore and Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. a, her residence 4s2 Duval street. Mrs
SALLiE DABNEY. aged seventy eight years.
Her funeral will take place from KEY Jonn KS
per's church ut O'Clock This Ar IEhHOuS;
Friends and acquainances of the family ore inVlteo
to attend. -. s-.-.H. = ~ ,~#.A#'s5-+ -
Died on the Sd instant, ut IL o'clock, at Mrs
Ruffo's ibis aunt'sj, G. BACIGALUrI, nineteen
His funers, will take place THIS Tuesday EVE.
MING the 18th instant, at s O'Clock, from ST. Pat,
rick's church, OH Twenty fifth street The friends
ot his aunt and those Of his cousin andre" "a
Died, on Monday, November 3, 1873. Of dlphthe;
ria, AMBROSINE, eldest child OF John f. ano
Martha j. Carter In the seventh year OF her age. 8
sWhat Is there here to court my stay rs.
To hold me back from home
While angels bcckon me away,
And Jesus bids me come!
Shall regret my parted friends,
Still In the vale confined? .. -.r-
Nay. but WIENER my soul ascends
I They will not stay behind
ssThen let me suddenly remove, ~
That hidden life to shares:
80 shall not lose my friends above,
But more enjoy them there"
Her funeral will take place from her fathers re-
sldence. on Denny slecet, Port Mayo, THIS tIues-
day) AFTERNOON ut 2 O'Clock.
Died. at the residence of his grandfather Walter
w. Owen, WILLIE r., son Of Edward and Martha
j. Jennings; aged six years.
The blinds are closed, and darkness relens
Around The snow-whic bed
Whcrcon our little Willie lays,
For little Willic's dead.
Step lightly toward the little hed
And kiss his forehead fair
And gently with thy hand smooth bach
The floating faNcn hair.
Then gently In his coffin lay
This cold aud liielcss form,
And God will watch II nigh, anu Ga!
And shield II from all harm.
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HOneSteadS.

Judge BoSD announced most Just jlldg-
ment when he declared that homesteads
could not be taken out OF the partnership
fund of firm which had failed. The prop
crty of such Il firm was liable for their debts
until fully paid. Underwood had been CIV
III. two or more homesteads out ofthe prop
erty Of such partnership, one to each
partner.
Judge BOND made fearful example Of
awarding homcsteads TO bankrupts, who
seek to prof. by going into bankruptcy, I'M
der fraudulent circumstances. In one case
he gave two partners each homestead in
the Albany New York; prison.
We suppose. after Judge BoSD's righteous
decision, the number of bankrupts will be
greatly diminished, and that the number of
Mr. HrGHEs'S friends will diminish TO q
much greater extent. Had that decision
been given month sooner would not Mr..
IiuGuEs have retired from the field! 1t
knocks away from under him the better part
of the foundation upon which his hopes
We're built.