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, 1874-04-24

OF three Christian pastors who bada Y.,a..,,
to their congregations in New York On s1nd,1
only one did 30 voluntarily. The Rev. W;,;.s''
Adams, Of the Madison Square Presbv..,;.-
Church, resigned his trust after forty Yesra' :.
tire service in the Christian ministry of "
York, during which term NO breath Of sr.nd.,
ever attached to his name. In violant cort-..a
With this useful and honored service ia tha r,.aa
OF the Rev. frunas Titus Kendrick, psstor :,
the Grand Street Methodist Church Wi;.,..
burgh, who has been prominently befora ~
world for the past few weeks endeayo1ing to d..
fond himself from the charges Of d1unkepnar,
and immortality. Mr. Kendrick endaayo,ed ;,
break into the church in cootomm ~
an injunction served upon him, srs
addressed an excited mob On the street tc,,.
drJ-goods box he was heard with alte,n.,,
cheers and groans, and so 1eat was thu d;.
turbance that the police we're compelled to d;s.
perse the crowd. The third retiring pssto, ~,
the Rev. Alvah Wigwa1l, IN assistant clerp,r,,
OF Trinity Parish. There appeared to be no
hagrant misdemeanor upon the part Of tIia
Clergyman, beyond divorce suit insdtntas r,
his wife. Tho grounds upon which lin. vi,
wall makes her complaint ere adultery and ro:a.
management of her property, neither OF which
have been proven against him. The Vestr7 a,
Trinity Church, however, sett1e the matter in
advance OF the courts. They exonerate Mr. Via.
wall from the charge and call for his reaien,.
ton preacher, like Cnsar's wife. shouli !.
above suspicion This seems to be their motir.
md their discipline certainly compares well g}.b
thu action Of Mr. Hendricks congregation. thu
ladies Of which, as usual, supported their psstor
in spite Of the damaging testimony against him.
and participated in the atzect-mob which yielded
only to treatment by the police. II such events
as these arc sigma OF the times, the times a1e
out Of Joint.
, 1874-04-24

GLOBE street, between Nc.
Troupe Mile Fontaiusbleau, George Davenport etc.
, 1874-04-24

ORIENTAL LODGE NO. 8, a. F. 4: A,-Spscial
Commune alton FridAy eyanfng, At oeloSk far
ork On the Third Degroo. sitor1 cordially lnslteo 70
attoud. b. order Of tho Master. ...,,-,,1 o
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LANDMARK LODGE NO. 4ec, A. r, L 4. A.1,hegu:
Lar will bs held at the bali !lo Cost4fa F
Thtrd DEGREES. Ths fraternity are cordially invited
os o1o'' - '1' J, E. CHADWICK. Secretary.
, 1874-04-24

"A Lutheran minister, In Freedom, ,1e.e VIZ ID
eant1V refused to conduct ths funeral ~ sa.aneun
4 deceased farmer because ~ ~
Th9 church di&nas3ed htsa
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ro.pAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Halsed street. between Mad
ion ind Monroe. Engagement of tho Aalilton-AJno1
Fnmily Gabriel Grub"
, 1874-04-24

Mv1CKERs THEATRE-M.disona ~ stIeSt, oetwaen n@Ta
BouHn Troupe. - Le Belle Helene"
, 1874-04-24

LIpPNCOTT'S BATTRRY.-AH neube11 wtH re-
srrncrmenis for Decoration Cereponie9
April e. 1874. COL. .. LlFfNGOt1.
, 1874-04-24

sisters IN Omaha. This ittle spark kndlad ~.
conhagratlon. The two women went At 1t. p;rs w
and take, and wa1ed hotter and hotter =. r. r.
progressed After about half an honr,a -,
spnrrlng, Hiss Cla1in was evidently eettine. 49,
best OF it, and Miss Garrison thezeupou at,nsl
up hymn. Tennie, however, wasn't to be ana.>
down. She kept at her work, end finally d,o.s
Miss Garrison away, but followed her up. md T..
aught we know they are still st it. Can't ~ ~
however, ia not harassed any 1ongor bv ~.
crusaders. "Aa
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Let Hercules himself do Whit he may,
The cat will NEW. md doR will have hlt day

T.A-
Three Of them, viz: Logan, Ferry $40 -"
penter had theirs the day that the No" .a'
Committee visited the President to remonssiaa
against the imitation bill. They intrudtd ln'
the room While the interview was in p1og1e~
member of the Committee, Mr. D. Z. ha"Sa
says that "Benator Logan stood IN leanns -,
titude, with his hands in the poc1ets J" -"
pantaloons and cigar in his mouth dn1n's ~ -.
Whole interview Senator Carpenter ense1e1 ~.
room with the cigar in his mouth, but A'se.
while took 1t out and held it in his band" ~.
the Senators desired by their actions to etPe' ~,
contempt tor the Committee. they couio tA1
havo been more successful, As the cooo's':
Sen.tor Logan WAS not only discou1teoes -.
unsentlemanly, but positively disgusting
Committee, on the other hand, had the1 o.' ~,
Wednesday last This WAS the day On "a''1 -
President vetoed the imitation bill.
Mr.. Froude is still heaping 1agofs 11'4-v W.,
himself. No Iishman in this county oe' IL
zcho to light the pile Unfor:unste5' -. -
Froude considers his position fre-prool. t-
last volumes Of 1.-The Englieh In 1e1snd, ~
published, are said to be more bitter nd e'ao
in language than their predecessors. 10 -. ~.
his statements upon the testimony OF c't'A-
secret papers Of the Engliai4 Govefnil1
These volumes cover period Of Irish hl',.' ~;
which has been eedulously concealed foz po..
cal reasons. and Of which no truthful s0 :,
has ever yet appeared in print LII. f1ou ,4.,. =.
is said, spares the English authorities 40 u''4s =,
be does the rapacious Protestant fA1a. oa
the intriguing Catholic party. Perhaps tno ~ -
bitter language will be found IN hls snA; g NJ
Irish patriots, to whom, it is underSp, ~
Froude has devoted much space AND ca. a..,or;
animation. No time for such personA
would be more appropriate than tho pfF''''
, 1874-04-24

The champion jury has been go frequently
found that the public begin to rank it with the
universal ife-restorer, perpetual motion, the
Christian statesman, and other theoretical ent-
ties We are non-committal on this point, but
think the American Continent at least will find it
hard to beat jury recently impaneled in Mon
treal. We are guarded, because previous ex-
perience teaches that human stupidity crystal
lied in the jury-box is practically unlimited.
For the consolation of victims OF the intelligent
juror, we narrate the details Of this modest
effort OF Montreal. A Montreal newspaper was
defendant in libel suit. For three days aye OF
the most brilliant lawyers of Canada had ad-
dressed the jury, and these five wrote Q. c. after
their name. The learned Judge had delivered
q charge OF unparalleled wisdom and lucdity.
The law-points we're radiantly clear. The facts
in the case stood out in full relief. The twelve
jurors sat solemnly in the jury-box, the embodi-
ment Of human serenity, patience, and abstrac-
ton The jury retired with the Judges charge,
and elaborated long and earnestly over it.
They took their places, on returning, with tho
same gravity Of manner. To the formal in
quiry a. to the defendants guilt, they responded
in chorus. Some replied "guilty," some ''not
guilty." some ''coupable, others "non- coupa~
ble." There was evidently something wrong
and, amid much laughter, inquiries we're made
as to the intent Of these twelve wise men,
It then appeared that six Of them could
speak English; six Of them could not under
stand word OF it. It further appeared
that while the six Frenchmen did not pretend to
know anything about the case at all, the other
six didn't know who we're the parties to the suit
The learned Judge insisted upon verdict Of
some kind, and inquired whether the jury were
agreed upon one. He was told that all except
one we're agreed, and he was about to discharge
that remarkable jury when the one plant ex-
ception cordially remarked: ''Eleven Of the jury
find the defendants guilty. I don't think they
are however. I acquiesce." !" whereupona verdict
of guilty WAS entered against the defendants.
It need not be added that the case was appealed.
We confess feeling Of satisfaction over the
case as being really the most remarkable possi-
bic. Anything about jury less dignifed and
Intelligent will be cordially welcomed Ths
South is invited to compete.
, 1874-04-24

There appears to be need for a strong aboli-
tionlst movement in England. Mr. NJ. D. Con-
way has been attending meetings in London
held for the purpose Of suppreasing disgrace
ful form OF slavery in India. Two Hindoo gen.
tlemen, whom he describes as men Of states
man1Es ability and rare culture, are sgitaing
the protection OF tie natives from the cruelty
and oppression OF the whites. The most abomi-
nable despot Of the day, in mean w&y, is un-
doubtedly the petty magistrate OF Hindoo dis
trict, al Englishman without regard for humani-
ty. The persecutions imposed by these misera-
BILE hirelings upon the natives have long been
the theme Of St. JamaB' Hall, but
their very existence is due to IN
unjust discrimination between natives and
whites in the criminal procedure. One Of the
speakers at the meeting Of which Nr. Conway
writes says: $50 recently as TWO years ago Mr..
Cowan, Deputy Commissioner Of Umbala, with
out trial, blew out OF guns forty-nine Kookas
who had taken part in disturbance. His only
punishment for 4 crime Ring koffee never
matched WAS suspension from Office" Similar
atrocities were narrated by the Hindoos and
coEroborated by white gentlemen and ladies' who
were qualified By Indian experience to speak in
teligently on this subject. So far. the Hindoo
missionaries in England have met with "a little
success as English missionaries in India. They
have had small audiences, and fail to attract
attention. John Bull hates to have foreigners
finding fault with him, no matter whether the
cause is just or net. He is not particularly open
to aattery, but t. unpa1atable truths he il ~
close as clam, and more immovably dignided.
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The Alaise ser Apsil aesas WITH ssarvs,oas c..s.
leetioa It beaatifal tustrasinvs sos " Which q.
~hls all rrases s.sas credit sPss shs eaten tisg
psbah~ra. Americas . merry, . hrrutUinFs. forma
stirling iasars II tkis NJ ..iss q the Adds ].
.". s .,s . .s;s.r sse :: .ss 's
has AL the anehess MA seel engraving. Five great
,t"u: seess'y .ne~lish this number, 10 vhich the
well.k own artist. Thomas Noraa ard the ssxsavers
have Wed With cash otber u pat upoa paper faith
e. psstsrss esths .sst sxqssts sessssy u The New
0salt sives fan pa,s p;essrs 81 sKsieasssechsr
Days" which fstLfalty s~Prssssts rural life II New
Amsterdam. In the middle af The orv~ntsenth eentu-
y, when New York VS. bat village. The most
spints. picture which haa b.en son on paper sec
long ttme, fsa fuiI-pag. bst'ls-scene. drawn BY
Juiian o. Dsvison, representing cDn1ct At "a be-
tween American and English ship.of var, dariss
'i :..isias pis. - .aa to .hi. long ,..,. .s-.s
frnm ..l-d Astray, b. Beech. whica sivss ths por
traits q Ros. Eytinse and ". Th"rns. ane r
trait fThe.dcrs rboas.. tho suainsnt .asicias, is
Flowers" completes this rnsvkabls tss RI ii,ustEa-
tinns The literary enstssts ~fthe April At:ise are
II . hieh osdsr, varied and Interesting. Mn. Mar.
81 ccnsiderabas issgth. called srhe Bar.ss Dasxht
g 9. :: Avery writes tase'aissasly of"Ast b
C,MtasntA
spri~e : Nasy r. tbsrAsr 1slis 10 tesshiag vay
the sissy a sCsSsssxSa Lao Angel ; ed thsvs sss
vslsaes aad dsply tssspstin9 axtssssa 49, ksusees
= s e =. Az q: !. =; +. , g.
depsrt..nss 81 Tho AtAias saers - sseiesss -
Ths0sa; a@saaag On "Ied Astny. ~ ~ whssA
ess.t efths .'Aytiaa Rssd Hxhihitisss ~ ~ -
al ltssasy netSees, he whe3s hsing rars enlser
tisa q god sAingl SshasrslessM Vtes. q. isaee.
ssssss 8 Co. 1ssasSess, . nsiass isse, New
Yosk CITY.
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REDWOOD FALLS. MINNESOTA. THURSDAY. APRIL 1871

tHE BALD MOUNTAIN SMAKs.-A
telegrsm from Marion, the. county seat
Of McDo~ell county, N. c., ia which
county Is Bid Mountain, says the
mountain Was shaked few days since
by volcanic throes, and some Of the in.
hsbitants Of the neiyhborhood became
much slammed. However one Of the
Oldest citizens ssys that the shock Was
not severer than it was in 1912
A kooxviIle, Tenn, Dip tch ssys
that Tor the la>s twenty days the great.
eat excitement has prevailed in the vi.
cin;ty Of Bald Mountain, N. G., in
consequence Of sub,erranean coovul
SONS. The people for miles around
,.semhled in = vacant honse and en-.
gagged ia devotional exercises for six.
tee" days and nights under the minis.
t-ssi"ns f Revs. George aud Ridley
DNws". Baptist preachers, and J ".
S"mlry. Methodist minister. Ahcn,
l0:' made profession of religion. The
closing sc'"e If yesterday morning is
.-psse-oted rs most peculiar and wo"-
d. fal.
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ScRIBN1Rs MONTHLY FOR April.
THE April sumbcr u Scr,tnsr's oon.
tai"s smother generous isstal. mene VI
Mr. Kiug's Great South" ths sub
jet this tune oci"y, "A Rumble i"
Virginia. from Bristol to the Sea. |"
The illustrations, u usual. are profase
Among the notable features OF the
number are the beginning Of Jules
Vsr"e's serial, The Mysterious
lslacd )" an essay by augustus lslau
selt, author Of the art,cl,s on Modern
Skcp'icism. entitled, ''Christ's Re>ur-
rect,on Scientifically Considered )" aud
u timely paper, BY Mss Bsedy, on
THE Health and fhysic.l Habits Of
English and Americao Wou"n. -
Noah Brooks has an article "Concern.
ing some Imperial B'~y." The new
story writer, George W. C,bls, tells =
tale Of the bellies Dem"iselles Planta.
tion." Mrs Divis's serial is concluded
aud Miss Tratton's is contiuucd. The
number opens with m illustrated poem
by Be'.jamio + Taylor, and there are
verses by A R. Mscdonough, job"
Fraser. J G. H., Charlotte r Bates,
aud Edward King. Dr.. Holland, in
Topics Of the Time, writes sboa.
jules Vernc's New Story" "rhe
Taxation Of Church Property" AMI
..S''ciaI Usages." The O.d Cabinet is
concerned With "Versci'y. Amateur
rhsa,rica's are practically discussed !"
Home aud Society, aud the other de-
p.rtmen,s have their characteristic Va
riotv
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TREES AND RAINFALL AT . scien
ti6c discussion in E"gland. 4 gentle
man from Sa to Cruz West ladies
said that twe"ty years ago that inland
was rich aud ever bloominy garden.
Forests adorned the hills. trees wer.
clustered freely over the plains. and
rains we're never wsntipy for the abun
dant production. The island Is tween.
" Eve miles long. aud the anil is all
fertile. Now the hills are bare, snd
the trees of,hc plain have been mostly
cut down. Continuous drouths have
desolated one.,hird If the island, and
gear BY year, dc@olation advances
Soon tho whole island !. doomed 70 be.
come desert. Official papers sgrce
in attributing this scourge o tho rsck.
less waste Of timber and the neglect to
replant the forests
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Scribner's Monthly.
Extraordinary Inducements to New
subscribers.
900 PACKS FOR Al (1Di ETC ETC

The publishers At SCRIBNER'S Monthly, IN their
prospectus jus, isrn-d, pr"ms a. for ths ensuing year
brilliant array Of c"nril'utnra and incrv"
in the variety aud beauty Of its ustratious asvay
conceded to 10 finer than any which have hithert"
appeared in any American NsgssiWe,
b.. Holland. the editor. will wrts the serial asnry
and viii h. illustrated BY ai.a Hai-ck. Il 10 emil
tied ''ARTHUR BONN,CASrLE," and will deal
with snm- ri the most diGReuit probl~nH Of Am-ri-
can i,tr. II will 70 eonm-nesd in the Noveu,bes
ONE-,.EGGED DANCERS" :
Brrt Har,~, th. b-st author At shot ato-irs now
t n ETC "s s se Il, :.
illustrated hy Sheppard.
R.H .s,odi,rd will write = s"riea At ents rtainine
papers as'ut AathHrs th.r Personal Ciaract-rstics
Hume lie, FaNsili.s. Friends. Whine = II Wrys, 4
x~ri.s al portraits Of ainx Writers il alan prmis.r
t:larncs COok will write ais'at Furniture and the
D-corntisn Of Anse,iean fs''m-a These "spers wil
t ILLUSTRATED with Il signs and sketches BY nun,er-
,r.ists. In addition tn th"ss wnieh tbs writer
himself will furl.is.
Among th.. c,..t ihstora arc:
Hs.s AM. rem. Bryant, Bushnell. Eggleator.
Fr..ua.. Hixgins0n. Bsss.w. Huntington. Nitchs ].
Miss Phelps, Ste dnsaa. Stockton siodasrd, Colla.
rh.x'er Warner, wtlkias''n, Mrs. whitasy, hssid's
TIVE -d,."riai and direction Of the max-.a. -,l,
r-msir In the hsste Of M 'li,pd. ~hc viii -cntin-
se !" wries .'rhs rspdra At the Tim-." which tn
qu't''d than any sim'tar papers In American Maya
sin.A.~ 49, -. --a
wafaon Glider will wriee ''fhe Old Cabinet" ~
hith-rtn". Prf, John c. Draper conducts the depart
m-nt ofsH.m- and Soci~ty" and 's:utsure ana Pm
xress" will engage the eWntrihutioas Of usore than
a acorr IL peas 40 bnta sides At tbs Atlantic The
wstchmaa and Red .etor aasa:
Scris.~era Monthly, tor January. In bett than
usual which indicates needles. vast nt E,iit.rial
brains and publishers mouey, for the Aagasins wsa
x0od enough before !" ..s-.
better E.r the cnnine year .
The subscription prie- 4 81 % ysas, With special
raers "a. CleHym~n, Tsaeissrs asd Postoastsrs.
Tho following
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NAsx OF MoRroAoo.ss- Henry Hin and Mary l..
MASS Or Xos-oAcx,:- Guy R. ws.eots:
DA!x Q, xoxreAox:-rhs 22nd day Of January
Recorded on the nth div Of March n 1872 At one
o'clock and twenty minutes r In buck "A" Of
Register 81 Deeds n the County Of Yellow Medicine
Minnesota.
The amount Which is claimed to b due on said
ant. at o.. nc. and
cents.
description Of xer,s,ged Preoises. Commencing
90 The west bank q the sin"rs st. River On Lot
One Hundred ami sixteen t116D OF Range Thirty
nine (3a) Four Hundred aad Sixty-Six (466) feet
south Of the Quarter SECTION line running east and
till the line strkea thu Minnesota River again being
intended l.. convey Blocks fourteen a. Fifteen us
Sixteen tl6l Seventeen tl7) and Eighteen us, Of
the Town Of Grs.ite Falls surveyed and recorded
to &c thsr with The water power and grst mill there
on also Lot nne Of Section Thirty Three CsS]
in Township One Hundred aud Sixteen Cll6J of
Rang: Tn.rt, Nine ss and Al tnaf part 81 Lots one
Township aud Range Tot included in the said Town
site o: Granite Falls. containing Seventy acres: br
tn same more or les: sli in the County OF yellow
De fault has heen msds in the payment ri the Debt
secured BY SAID m"rtg,g" according to the terms
I'd, whereby the power 81 sale in said mortg.g. Inns
become operative. and no proceedings At Law have
he. n instituted to recover said debt or any part
thercof.
Now therefor notice ia hereby given that pursuant
said power Of sale and to the statute In such
m tide and provided the ab,v- descrihed m"rtga9e.i
premises will b. slid at public ven'ue BY the Sheriff
1t said coanty 81 yellow Medicine 10. the highest
nldr for each At II" "c. ~ tn. R"sister IF Deeds
In the Town If Yellow Medicine in said County
Of Yellow Medicine on Tuesday the twelfth
day III May A q 1874 at II T'clo"k ic t:e
foenoon of said LAY t" satisfy As far as may BE- the
am p,mt due upon lid mortgage debt AID the costs
AMI exp~ nses Of this f0rrcOaure.
GUY r wE>COTr. Mortgage.
BEEBE L SHAW, Attorneys for N rtAagee.
Minneapolis Mimi.
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PROFITS OF THE DAIWY. AT the Jan.
mar, NEE in: "f the lsutt.r-nakers ~
Western Ncx York. it was stated B..
several dairy"-7 that thcir inc'''s-
va $40 :" S57 33 pr c''w. aud $40
estimated value Ut the SKINNED milk
This is less then the inc,'u,e from ~.
average di.y. aud below the average.
ii y,wd butter 4 ,ries There is much
greater difference in the incomcs "i
butter d,irics I'm Of milk d,iric<
,Sr.d trrai"s. skill in making aud u
.'sni market nay surely mike d'fr
s"cs vi two to one. In the milk bu
sines there i. = difference in the IN
come often ~ three is to two.
There is al occasional butter dairy
which makes q gross receipt Of 500
per COW, and there are some milk dai.
ri-s that reach that. Il requires 4
higher degree Of skill and gr,d ma"
NJ, m-nt in the butter dairy. but it il
az sure. 1t is difficult to bring Stats
Tics enough to settle the question, Us
there are SO many unmessured clrbum
stances to be brought in. Il must b.
dcternined very much BY the help u
good judgment.--Wester Rxral.
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CEMENT FOR lRoa.--A corresp,n
dent Of the English Aerhanic says
that he has used the following recipe
with the greatest success for the
cemen,inx Of iron railing tops. iron
.ratings to stovcs. etc., aud with such
!. feet as to resist the bl"ws Of the
s,ed.e tar,mcr: Take equal parts Of
sulphur aud white lead with ab,at =
sixth If bar.x; incorporate then 80 n
a. kfm Que homogeneous mass. When
."iny to spply il. wes il with s,ronx
-aIphuric acid and place thin layer
'f IL between the two pieces Of iron.
which sh" lid then be pressed together
In Eve days il will b. perfectly dry.
Ill traces OF the cement having van
i<hed. and the iron will have the ap
pearance Of having been welded to
yesher.
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OLIVER OHrIc's MAGAZINE FOR
APRIL The April number Of this
welcome Family Magazine contains u
fresh iustalment Of Oliver Optics sto.
ry, The Coming Nave," Two new
chapters Of Geo. NJ Baker's-"Run.
ming to Waste: the Story Of Tom boy
and fresh incidents Of adventure in
Acadia in Prot. James De Mi!Ie's seri-
ii, ''rhc Lily aud the cross" These
are the serial stories. Mrs. tIrbino'>
sketches Of the Homespun Club" are
bright and attractive. The continue
ZION Of "The Camp in the Gu'ch'' is
Interesting and instructive. The Pr.
ems arc F.me," BY EI;z beth A Da.
vis. Spring" by Mary N. Present..
Fate with Apple Parinys,' by Marie;
and the short sketches, Dialogue. Ora
ti"". Pigeon Hole Pap-rs aud the H.
'"strations. which are numerous and
excellent, are al prepared with great
care. Published BY Lee l. Shepard at
81 90 u year. The Publication and
Subscription Offices Of th,s Magazine
will be removed on the 6rst Of April
to the nev c,'r"er h's,kstore Of Lee l.
Shepard Al Frank'i" S'reet.
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THE GAZETTE.
. WV. B. iiEsslorr. . = """I'
HERRlOTT e. BEAL,
E,,t .ors aud Publishers.
Distribution Of Seed Wheat.

We see by the s.. Paul Press that
the Commissioners appointed to dis
tribute the seed wheat appropriated b,
the State have supplied 'hecr"''rs 81
Noble. C"t,onwo"i. Jackson, Wa'""
wan, Martin, Lac qui Parie and Rock
aud have rxp-"d,d in the counties
named SIG 6Sl 81
The c"u"t.es Of Tcilow Medicine,
Lyon. l.i.c"An, hurry. Redwood and
Buwn remain to be supplied aud I'll,
Commissioners have waited till the
l:ailroad should be il lunnin. ord,r
FROM New Uim to Marshall bctasc go
ing into those counties to, personally
look Into the &C, aal necessities IF he
settlers.
The Commissioners report that 1t Is
very ! &cuty :" prevent fraud aud
s,ill more d,ficultto give satisfaction
They are atseu ding to this territory
this week.
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The Fort Hidyely Reservation.

A sui, ha. been c..in,ncnc.d IL tn,
u s. n,s,,ic, C"ur, at ST. Paul by 4"
government t"r the ca"celsti"a Ut
p.c", issued t" b II Randall Ut thu,
ely tn u por,i"n III the lands ii ill.,.
Fur, Ri.cly Preservation. i"clui'n: the
land -" which, the G"vcr",'" Ut bai,d
isys we're erected. The facts are {.
miiiar Z" most If Gar r"a,s<.rs Mr..
Randall Was past sn''lcr Ter numb
Of years az, Far, ls,d.riy. aud i" 1851
f",i"y the i."d "pe" 4" pr".cnr,"'"
tmk it. as he had right ." do. err AN,
Other man." The qu'>'i"" OF his r@h'
to the ia"d was raised IT the time b,
the fl .rrs Of the ST Peter land uf6;e
by whn,m it was refer" d "a the Zen
eral Land Commissioners. aud alS,, t..
the SECRETARY Ut the i"t'ri"r, aud b.,
each all his cl.im I" ia. pr"pcr'y w.>
Confirmed He aISs' had iu'proves,." t-
on the land IT, The mount Of tour or Eve
Thousand delis.s. by which he fully
complied With the requirements Of tn.
pre-. mp,i"n Laws. We d. not see h"w
his claim to the property eau be set
aside.-St Peter Trt6~~e