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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The body of male child,
apparently about ten months old. was found tied up In
"A bag and buried under snow bank, in Orchard st. on
Friday night The appearance OF the childs head has
lead to the belief that IL murdered The newsboys
we're employed the Erie Railway trains 10 serve
papers and books, have struck for
Increase Of five cent ia their commissions "hch are
II per cent on l0cu and 20 per cent on thrOngn
tans No papers were sold on tIe trains Saturday ana
yesterday
create the county Of Newark comprising t1e present
city meets with considerable dsfayor among the people,
Dasnuch It il believed that unnecessary additional
expense aud consequent increase OF taxation VIII be
result The rcdivision OF the Assembly Districts Is
also rkiifnily arranged, so as % leave but
Democratic district, and one which az
most can only be considered doubtful. This
II MANAGED by leaving the Democratic townsDiD
teenth and Eighth Wards OF Newark, both Republican,
comprise the 1T Assembly District. TIE IVth Assem-
bly, District IL composed OF the EC, MOTH and TNeiIth
Wards Of Newark where tho DemOrfatie majority IN
the Twelfth Ward is about cOunterOalanced BY the Be
publican majoriea IN the oner wards.
HoBOKES.-AntonO Savanti, peanut venfer at Hul-
sou ana Nswark-,ts was arrested Yesterday morning
terry August Fleue. FcnUc, with several friends,
was walking down Nagark-st when one OF them pushed
him against SayaDtPs sand almost upsettng II. THIS
euTage1 the latter that he seized large iron nut
breaker and dealt Fento blow the head rendering
considered dangerous. Savanti was held IN 500 BAIL
PArERsoN.-Tae Board OF Education expended last
year. books and stationery, s326J II for day aud
$40 "A Tor schools The Finance Committee OF
Board OF Aldermen has decided 10 recommend an
appropriation Of 5000 in city bonds to enable the
Board OF Education TO keep the scuOos open until the
end OF che present uscl year About 2Q0O persons
were furnished with provisions ny the Relief Commit
last week The Il gStrar of Vital Statistics reports
81 deaths during February.
WEST HoBoKEY.-Jo3eph Plrnental. who made an
attempt " XII Henri Lewes about one month ago. h
returned to the town, snrrendaredhmself the author
es, and Saturday lodged IN Hudson County jan
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pRnMINENT AREIYALs.

Asior House-1ho Hon. Caleb Cnshing, U. Minis
n. 20 on - peris fotTe Marquis de Claml ri Wshug on
ye1d7n oteL-Miss Clara Louise Kellogg bfe0oort Hon-
C,L x Murph7 the British hnny.tWt Ao1ln fo<.Tihs
1 n I.t.rotc Baltm1rr... VfsfTtt'fr fotst-Wse
Cabins John Of Boston the Hey a g. Mercer O. New
rort N Il NirAoLIs IoSfThe Hon. W W Wish ~ &. OF
hrksnss- 6raI HkJHigo Charles Dsnes Of Bes no.
j. Gslwey Of the Brit a. ~ EfFef
Huuf ,lCpo II PTnselA
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

CATsKILr.-Dennis Brady, the masked rob-
found guilty OF being concerned in the post robbery
near this village sentenced Saturday 20 years
imprisonment in the Clinton County Prison. Charles
Iobb, indicted for being concerned the same robbery
proved an alib and nOe proseqW entered In his
ease and the prisoner discharged. "a jury for tne
W,iiz murder has been obtained and che trial will
begin thIs morning.
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Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, $50 Broadway. corner
Pn sells tehe ADD JeselI retail de from The rOn safe
first hsnds Watches repaired like new.
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Bolivar b. Daniels. Presiding Judge of the
Orphans Court at Baltimore, died suddenly last night
while seated IN char In The b. Clair Hotel
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Don't buy an ELASTIC TRUss" till you
have PossRoYs, price So. al Ne 744 Broadway.
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lAnnoUnoeinent~I

lhnnoUnoenentSl
TO beautily the hair-BURNETT's COCAINE.
Avoid confirmed Bronchitis by taking
JAYNE EIPBCIURAsr.
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STATEN ISLAND.

KICHMOND.-A bench warrdnt lot INC arrcsJ
OF Police Justice Thomas GARRETT charged with mis-
conduct in Office was issued by Distrct-Attorney Raw
Thursday, aud placed in the hands OF Capt.
Blake OF county police force. who arrested Garrett
on Friday, and conveyed him To the Comfy Court
house, where he arraigned before judge heteai,
who held him to BAN IN tho sum Of $l,GO0. Messrs.
Samuel r. Brick and Ueury Burke OF Stapleton were
his bODdsncn. The trial will take place at the April
of the Court vi Over and TerInIner
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HOME NEWS.
rHRRsoaErpR, YESTERDAY, ar HuosUrs IN BaospwhY
s.u-sio koon-43o 3pm-47' hriuigbt-36'

GENITAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
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nesn s6cres so nsn sS groceries farming

besn 0Hored contracts for groceries, farming tmre
ments, etc.. nj much red0ced rates.
SAG HARBOR.- Thcinew st. Andrews Catholic Church
has paid of all its ndebtedpoSs with the exception OF
$1,000 and fair h " be held In Brooklyn for the
purpose OF raising that amount The Board Of Educa-
ton have taken action regarding the refusal OF the
principal tho Union School TO have the Bible read In
the SCHOOL At o meeting held on Friday evening IL was
the principal he directed 10 attend at the
ehooI building rs minutes before the opening of the
school on every school day for the purpose of reading
the Bible and taking part mother religious exercises.
BkByLoS.-The Suffolk County Superintendents Of the
Poor held u meeting saturday, aud resolved dis
charge all the able bodied paupers who capable
OF earning their own living Accordingly % were dis
urged leaving 100 State paupers and 40 from the
county ana towns still In tho institutions.
eOUrHAMPTos-Tho French steamship Alexandra
IGygley winch has for several weeks been ashore on
Southampton bcacn. ~ now In n good position TO be
noaed off at the full VI tho moon, which Will DO to-
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whom they thought they had spoken husbly to- ne
added Unconditional surrender hae been the cry
ana now in many an Ohio town the thirsticst man
rnust drink cold water remain dry.
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TEMPERANCE.
spaEAD OF THE CRUSADE.

r,,xp.R,SG FOR CAMPAIGN IN woRCEsrER-pE-
yotrr SPIRIT or THE CRUSADERS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-07
Correspondence.

LYLE, May 4tn, le74
The soft breezes now prevail, and
fan to life the aowry vale. Spring
with her balmy breath aud sweet flow
ers has come at last, natures orchestra
greets US good morning, and kindly
bids US good night. The broad fields
Of grain are ia a growing condition.
In many fields the young grain is above
ground.
IMPRovEMENTs.-A new school
house is to be built near Mr.. Beaches
this a
Mr.. II. Lotus, late Of Valparaiso
Ind, is making some decided improve.
ments on the farm formerly owned BY
VIM. Whipple.
"Good morning" Mr.. P. "goot
morning" "Can you inform me wha
makes our farmer friends stare SO whel
thew come to town." II can not unles
it is that three fold puff in the Regis
ter, from middle. man "
We hear no more the seedsrs rattle,
We zee no more the smoke of battle,
The mighty army is at rest,
With victory it has been blest.
SKY ROBKET.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-07

Brainard's M uslral World.
The April number of this popular mu'
steal monthly is out, and, AZ usual
filled with beautiful new music and
interesting reading matter. The music
alone in each volume of the MUSICAL
WORLD would cost in usual shest-form
about Gfeen doAars, while it is furnish
ed a whole year for only n dollar
The publishers will send specimen
copies containing $1.00 worth Of music,
together with their large descriptive
catalogue Of popular music, free, to any
address, on application. Address,
8. BRAINARD'S SONS,
Clev Gland, Q.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-07
THE PRIZE MOWER
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.--
Y Defanlt hns heen ma,le in the condi.


MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
WI Default hos been made in the condi-
tons Of q certain indenturo f mortgage.
Helen NJ. Stone, his wife, to Lyman Baird,
bearing date ebruary 6thA. D .lS72,and record
cd in the Office Of the Register Of deees,in and
for Mower County, Minnesota, on the 9Th day
Of February, A. D. 1872, at 2 O'Clock Pm. Of
book M" Of mortgages, on page 246.
Said mortgage was given to secure tho pay
ment Of Sixteen hundred ($l600) dollars and
interest thereon, according to the conditions
Of eleven promissory notes made and executed
by said Sylvester Stone to eaid Lyman Baird,
and bearing even date with said ortgage and
default has boon made in the payment Of one
hundred. ninety four and lo-loo ($l9A,l0)
dollars.
Said mortgage is conditioned that if default
be made in any of the provisions therein con.
tanned, then the whole Of said sum shall there.
upon become due and payable, and it shall be
lawful for the mortgage, his assigns or attor-
ney, to foreclose the mortgage for the whole
sum therein contained, and pursuant to said
conditions, the whole amount remaining I'M
paid thereon, to.wit: Tho sum of Twelve
hundred, twelve and 43-10o ($12l2,43) dollar,
is hereby declared. and claimed to be due d
tho date Of this notice, and NO proceedings u
law or otherwise have been had to collect said
sum or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given thst
by virtue Of . power of sale in said mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the provisions o.
tho statute in such case made and provided
said mortgage will be foreelosed and the
premises therein described, to-wit:
The south twc-thirds (Ss)of lots ten, clever
and twelve, no, II, l. 49, in block seven, Il
in Yates and Lewis addition to tho village o
Of Austin, MIMI; also the southwest frso
tional quarter Of section eighteen, township
one hundred and three north, Of range eish'
teen west, (sw. fr: qr. sec. 1s-l03-ls,) il
Mower county, Minnesota, viii be sold ct pub
lie vendve, to the highest bidder therefor, q
the office Of +. 0. Wheeler, in the city o
Austin, in said county, on Saturday the l6ti
day Of May, A. D. 1874. 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ.
to satisfy the smouut then due on said note
and mortgage, together with the sum Of FIT,
dollars attorneys fees, allowed by the term
thereof, in case Of foreclosure, besides tn
costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated, April lat. A. D. 1874.
LYMAN BAIRD, Mortgage.
Il. o. WREELER,
Atty for Mortgages, Austin, MINI. S
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MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas
a.E>..lA h>a l>onuaaA> Ia III non6sAso.

SALE. Whereas,
.Xl default has beenmade in the conditions
y: = certain mortgage executed and delivered
his wife, to Emilus Parsons, to secure the pay.
ment Of s .450. dated tho seventh day Of
june, A. D. 1869, and recorded in the once Of
the Register Of Deeds Of Mower County
Minnesota, on the twenty-secbnd day ofJuly
1869, at nine o'clock A. NJ. and duly assigned
and transferred by Emilus Parsons to MOrti-
mer Ely, and Lorenzo KY by decd, dated
the 18th day of February 1873, and recorded
in the Office of the aforesaid Register of Deeds
on tho 10th day Of February, 1873, IN which
mortgage there is claimed to be duo At the
date Of this notice, the sum Of twelve hun
dred and ninety-seven dollars, and no sale OF
proceeding ut law having been commenced to
recover any part Of the sum secured by said
mortgage.
Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of a
power of salo therein contained, tho said
mortgage will be forcclosed by = sale of the
premises therein described, at public auction,
At tho Office of the Sheriff Of said county Of
Mower, ct Austin, in said county, on Sat ur-
day, tho sixth day of June A.. D. 1874, At
v O'Clock in tho afternoon, to make the
amount then due on said mortgage, with
costs and expenses of sale, Inc sevonty-fve
dollars Attorneys fees stipulated for therein.
The premises covered by said mortgage and
80 to 10 sold, are situated in said county of
Mower, and dercribed As the south east quar-
ter Of section twenty -four, in township one
hundred aad two, range fourteen:
Dated the Goth day Of April, 1874.
MORTIMER ELY,
LORENZO ELY
Assisnees Of tn 9 mortgage
N. P. Colburn, Atty.
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DlSlDEenuO01.


The: R>gi;ter has stood. with: one foot
ut whisky barrel, and!the other 10 the
temperance car, until: the situation has
became painful. The progress Of the
reform vehicle, has separated the pedal
cxtremeties Of that liquor organ, more
widely than was neces sary for the COM
tort Of the body. To put . stop to
tie movement, aud ave = ''split" the
"criers" shouted "dont charge $500
fir = license" "All cant get one At that
price, and a few will monopolise the
business. Our correspondent and We.
hate these monopoly fe llovs, who make
from Is to 100 per cent. more on =
sl,.s Of liquor than the keeper ofa COM
mon rum hole, does: Down with the
palaces, and foster the low groceries"
You cant stop men from drinking liq-
D anyhow; you, ought not to do it
either. Why there is n%ourishment in
alcohol, Professor Hammond says 80,
and people should not be deprived of
aha& which sustains life, just to crafty
~ few fanatics. The most Of our city
customers are engaged in the business,
either AZ. dealers OF consumers, and this
crusade is unjust to them; and worse
than all, the whole noise is made for
yo1isieal purposes" This is substati.
ally what the. Register says. What are
the facts? Simply these. Two months
ago a large number Of ladies began to
agitate the temperance question Thei,
zeal animated aud gave character TO .
public meeting of the Temperance.
union. From that time to the present
The work has been planned and consu
~ated mainly by the women. A few met
have been active and influential, but tn
women have borne the burden, and wo,
'hs victory, and now they are character
lied by the Regjste, ,as leaders in a polil
':ol temperance movement. How con
t~entplibls No wonder that the fellow
who makes such a eharge ,sneaks to tn
opposite side Of the street to avoi'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-07

meeting a temperance woman. If he
had any shame, he would keep under
cover, until the hour when the bats fit,
and the owls como out to boot, and lis
"frie"ds" 20 to the whisky tubs to
''nourish' themselves. That is his appro-
pirate time. Let hin, come out then.
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THE NEW

ffS19Sf%&&S ksF=$e r they nave evers@ It's no; n. Il
briefly as follows LIST. Exreme. lsbtness Of draft, IS compared with it, great
ssrereth, and width of cut: I'd: Absence Of al! side draft 81 Ahai, to work
on the steepest side hill without danger Of tipping or Slowing. 4h. The ability
to cut more acres a day than any other m'cAi:o yer built, with less work for
tho horses. 9Th. Its remarkable durability, az is evidenced by its being appar-
emily as good to-day as it was whea bought, Notwithstanding the four years. ser
vice, in which time it has c I'VE eight hundred acres Of grain.
The new Reliable is essentially the amc machine. with suh changes as
time and careful investigation have suggested.
The following letters from MI. Dcmstedt and others show what estimation
tho Reaper is held in after four years service:
Preston, Min, April 1Hh, 1874.
G IL. l. l. L. MCCORMICK:
ant lean my thatit hs gien perfect sAishcunni i n very respect, It being of light dih.
can draw it with one pair Of horses with perfect case: no side DRAFT
uset on any kind Of ground; will neither tip over nor mc down, it having . broad
whee that's snnoti sink even il the ground is wet and tho self rake cannot b beat
very beashape for binding: After uing it fr -four years do not heitto to recommend II
to m y fellow farmers Is hs best maehinen NOT in us as it hasp proved itself to DO the most
durable ant wnb built machine 81 FALL Ihave used and seen = number ofothr machines
amsogst them the Johnston, New Yorker B%ot Marsh Harvester, EH.d Harvester, Old
Reliable Ind advance, and would recommend the improved Reliable abovean others; it hss
. xix ih out and wnlg gather six or eight inches ia cspsheo Of cutting twenty eesp P" day
good eiain. Wishing yu success l subscribe myself your friend and veil visher.
JOHANN E. DEMSTEDT.
PRESTON, April II, 1874
c. H. 4 81. MCCORMICK:
Gxs1LExrn -Four wears 70 you set one Of your improved Raiabes to your agent, in
lace to betuted. so how it worked. II was sold to Mr. emstsdt md has beer used
on my farm, and I viii say that il the best Reaper l ever saw used, It'll icing Of light draft
10 side draft, and eavest tho gsves IN the best Of shape frb binding Ill cmd have got
one last year shouldh have taken 3tin preference to the Marsh Harye.sr:
B. MURRILL.
PREros,A April 49, 1874.
I. H. l. L. j. MCCORMICK:
Gx.r1zlkr After using my h%'e: m you~ improved ksiab1; ltno~n !: the Dcnstei
m,ohinHI lean sALy SAY that tits the best "a :i2het draft machine ne in usein ti
'0oDt' ''d '''''' be " hs'' recommended join oARLErz.
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months previous notice Of its intention t.,
"''''"t!c tIlc same. the convention shall
on. o. "" ~
Ihc present convention shall be ratified
a.4 ths ,"t''cations exchanged ut the city
~ washington within twelve O2) mouths
III "''"ess whereof, the respcctivc
PIenipotci:taries have signed the present
convention ID duplicate, and have there.
unto affixed their seals.
Done ut tho city Of San Salvador the
day Of May, A. ID. one thous.
n '.ot c'Sht hundred and &C :;enty, and OF
nc Independence OF the United States the
nincty-iourth.
SEAL Alfred +. A, T'orbert.
lsEAIA] Gregg Arbizu.
Ahd whereas the said convention Ia.
Vccn auly ratified on both parts unL thu
Respective Publications were exchan. red
1874: ''y u MARCH,
NOW, therefore, he it known TINT T
O'ysscs >. Grant, President of the Tinted
STATES o! America, have caused the said
convention 10 Ike made public. to The end
INA INC same, and every clause and arti.
cle uhercot, may be observed and fulfilled
WIN good faith by the United States md
IN witness whereof, I have hcrcunto
get my nand and caused the scal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done At the city Of Washington
THIS fourth day Of March, IN the
[sEAL. ]eight hundred and four
ana Of the Independence Of the
ty.cighth.
U. s. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH.
Secretary of State,
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IN ppECNI We shall issue . newDooh
AA' L ASA1OO' entitled TEMPERANCE
ECHOES, about the LIST of April. Compiled
especially to suit the wants of tho Temperance
Societies. It will contain q large number OF
A new G[,EE B00Kwell, known Temper:
with q choice selection of now Melodies writ
ten especially for this work, by Hays, Danks,
Stewart, Drcssler, and other well-known Au-
FOR TEMPERANCE Use. t II. .,,5 Prise 81. :;
per express for $3.50 per dozen. Send orders
carly, as We shall fill them inthe order rcceiv-
cd. Sent post paid on receipt of IS cts.
Address, j. L. PETERS,
Broadway, N. Y. (P. o. Boz, 54c9.)
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Rev. Mr.. Fuller has accepted the call
Of the Missionary Society, and will go to
Turkey as a Missionary. He takes his
departure about the first Of July.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-07
Ana also , Very Nice Stock Of
H AT S, & CA PS,
Furnishing o

The Selections were made b Nr. Dsnkls
man in the Eastern market, and 10 is sure d
giving satisfaction to his Old Custome.v, snd
all new ones who may favor him with aeNI
SUITS made to order, in tho latest st1le
and by the most expert Tailors.
Store in Old Headquarters Building, corner
Main end Bridge Streets, Austin, MINI.
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[GENERAL NATURE-NO. 1871
AN ACT to establish bonded warehouses for
the storing and cleansing Of rice intended
for expectation.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives ofthe United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That
from and utter the passage Of this act, i'm.
porters' bonded warehouses, to be used
for the storage and cleansing of imported
rice intended for expectation to foreign
countries, may be established at any port
of entry in the United States, under sucl,
rules and regulations as the Secretary of
the Treasury may prescribe.
Approved, March "a, 1874.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Laws of the United States passed at the
First Session Of the Forty-Third Con-
GENERAL NATURE-NO. 1871
AN ACT 70 amend the fifteenth section of an
oct approved juno eighth, eighteen hun
bred and se~venty-two, entitled "An act to
revise. consolidate and amend tho statutes
relating T. tho Post Odioe Department.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
section fifteen of the act Ito revise, cong
solidatc end amend the statutes relatind
to tile Post Office department." appr0ven.
June eighth, eighteen hundred and seve
ty-two, lie amended to read az follows: on
"SEC. Is. That before entering upon
the duties, and before they shall receive
any salary, the Postmaster General, and
all persons employed in the postal ser.
vice, shall respectively take and sub
scribe before some magistrate or other
competent officer authorized to admins.
ter oaths by the laws of the United States
or Of any State or Territory, the following
oath or affirmation:
IL A. B. do solemn!y sware Tor affirm,
as the case may be) that I will faithful lly
perform all the duties required of me and
abstain from everything forbidden by the
laws in relation to the establishment OF
post-of1ices and postroads within the
United States; and that I will honestly
and truly account for and pay over any
money belonging to the said United
States which may come into my possess
ion or control and I also further swear (pr
afirm)that I will support the Constitution
ofthe United States, so help me God"
And this oath or affirmation may be ia.
ken before any officer civil or military,
holding a commission under the United
States, and such officer is hereby author
lied to administer and certify such oath
or affirmation"
Approved, March s, 1874.
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Official.
LAWS.
OF THE
United States
PASSED At TIL

PASSED At THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY.
THIRD CONGRESS-.
CONVENTION
EETWEEN
THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA AND THE REPUBLIC OF
SALVADOR.