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Approved Maroh 8, 1874. I
CHAPTER cCCxcII.

A supplement to act entitled - An act for the
4 government and regulation of the State
s, Prison." approved March twenty y-sixth one
Thousand eight hundred and sxty-nine
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State of New Jersey, That
the inspectors of the state prison shall be en-
titled to receive the annual salaries and pay
hereinafter mentioned, and no other compen-
sation whatever; that is to say, each of the
acting inspectors at the rate of three hundred
dollars per annum and each of the other
members of the board of inspectors, at the
rate of three hundred dollars per annum all
of which salaries shall be paid u the manner
now provided by the laws Of thfs state.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall be
retroactive so far as relates to those inspectors
Of the state prison, who have received no COM
pensation for their services, since the first day
of April, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy three. .sss-ay 's'ssess'Al 80
g. And bc it enacted, That all acts and
parts of act, inconsistent with the provisions
of this act, be and, the; same are hereby re-
pealed, and that this act shall take effect i'm
Iuediately, ,haxevfa So hes se.,sssa y.tIkaa >
Approved March a5, 1874 : 3 s:sss s ~. Z y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
Ghaness for brsiness Men.

vINO CAPTTALISTS.-The Advertiser, having
snpeo facilities for aiming frtelS' mortgages on as~ssbs
esrb property at liberal deo rou1 nc 70 ~ss
principals having For interview sad fsreocr Cd
dress DISCOUNT. Box 195 p. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
COTTON MARKETS.

sRwORLgASs Nav 2j-Con dali ami inactive; Miihng l77sr
recu l7t1 baes; LII bales exports coast"e
2,9l3 bales saies. 300 baes; stock, 40, 1856 bales 49, go
BALTIMORE. Nav 2JCottou dull AMI n0mina MidHg. 1889,
Low dding. Il 81 STREET Good Ordinary 10 s gross receipts
loo bales; exports coiwe -6 ba. sales go bales; spinas
l0j bales; stock J.Oj6 bales.
Day 2j-Co dul Miiiug 174Nl7as; net
cep 39 hasi exports coaswse 81 bales sales. 100 bales
stock. II, 80 ba,es
sAv.SSAm, Nay 2jco:on du; Milung, l7ac net receipts
43g baes exports, cotstw 3i3 bales; stock 2D&JS bales
shay 4j.-COt.on dull and MGduE u -. Low
Mi ling 10 Strict Good Culinary - bel rrceDts Sl3 bales
exports b. sales 800 bIes Stock 227j2 bales
PmLDELPHiA Mas % cotton dull; MiidIng lNic; Low Md
ding l1Jc Good Ordinary. l1ic; Good O1nary lO3ic
Ordinary, . &c receipts, - bales gross - bales
NoKYoLk, May 2j-Coton du IN buyer' favor Low Mddng
Il 4i receipts 6Jl bies experts coastwse 90 be sales
100 bales stock 1876 BALE.
May jCotoa duh and ensier Good Ordinary 6
Mdding Sc; 3S haes exports, cosgise, 1880
bales: sales, 100 bales. socS, liOOJ b-les.
receipts 70 hare shiln uts. 90 bales. - 500
shipments, 5fo bacsi sales spnne, 200 bales sioA
ll,T1O bales
arGuT, 2j-Cottou dull and nominal Mdiing l7@l7 i
ceps 100 bales. sales. 90 bales -
MEMPHIS. May 2j-Cottou quiet and weak; Low Sdin9 l6c
726 bales shipments, OoJ h IS socA Zo bales
BosroN, May 25-Coon quie' Mdiings l9t reg receipts
II bales gross lO3S balcs sales 200 bales soek POO bales
aILniSGroS. NAV 2j,onn unchanged; Miing' ll2c net
recents - bales stock. 100 bales -
LOUISVILLE. Nav 2J.-Couon quiet; NhidhDgs lI@c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

ALBASY 25-Wbeat-Smsll milling demand sales car No
White Michigan Al 80. Rye quoted at 81 10 Tor State Corn
sales bush Western Med, aaO At Sic Oats more
good supply; the spot No Mixed state anu
held G5s freely offered Ole NoihnS 70 re-
port Ia Barley or Malt
BALTIMORE Msy 25-Co,on quiet, Low Mddhngs l7'srl7hc
Qel oSarls and Western huperhn u 5O0f2 oo DO 90
Extra sea 50 10 do do Family S7a - - City Mills suphne
II 5Jasj 30 do Ea - 5OdS5 80 do do Family - 20
81 GOdF 10 Choice Amber II 72dtl t5 Cool 70
Prime II GJGSl 7O Common 10 Pair d. 81 5odSl ooi
PennsvvSna ~ j9GS 81 Ohio and Indiana do I'll 4oG
III 90; Western spring 4OGSl 40 Corn ease u southern
9Od93c; Southern Yellow - & Western hfed-NeN %
Gsic Old, 81 - H. Oats dull AID ow Southern oS1 iVi
MIei G2d63c; do White, 6idOO Rye quet Dat Urn
a, 81 TO- HAY gd Provisions que Mes Fork SI1
7,.0-; Clear RIB sides loes IlO18c Sagafcufed u "a Zoe
La-rfued Re Western Butter fair demand and ower ,hoee
2,c Pair Good, goa 2jc. Coffee unchanged hA'J 10 A.
9scdSl. , W.,
CHc.Go 25-Four du aud Dropping lower TO sell Wheat
dull unsettled lovera 81 &2d<l 22 for No sBnnEi ~ ~ 10Y
No Spnug II 49, Jane ~ 1885, JuTi No. spnns u 10
dfl 1874. Rejected OiGtl OiL Corn unsettled iai saahd 1u
Rejected 55l9 Soc higher at 45' for NO
cash; A Lc June AZ ~, J.l. Rye dull and lower Al - o
No p quiet unchanged. Spring quoted 81 ~ %
N,kr steady % Pok dull ald opcungi demand r
and Gales al II 3d. cash June sl 90
Ju Lard steady lOac, rah lie JAY Bun Meats 'e. ana
unchanged al i0 S0lie packet - 80 for Short KID Mlld
Lee so Freehs ani higher Corn Bu1alo, 40 70
K'rr.ton SL,- kesptsS BOO bts Flour 10000 bush Wheat
9l0 900 bnsh Com 90 bush. Oats 1000 basb. Rye
Spaenis-sOOO b1i Flour $4,000 bush Wheat 81 900 bah
Corn. nd 900 bush. BaIie'. 49,, -,
@I.r.,. say 25-lour dull unchanged What dull AMI
81 49, steady at zoe ioi MEoi White scare. ana
d. 7c Oats quiet AMI unchanged 4oVe Rye lA a. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
VI BOUGHT AND rOLD
BROOKLYN SECURITIES A SPECIALITY,
GEORGE II. PRESIiSS, 30 BkpAD-sl. ROOM -.


y Boormsn johnson ami A. trustee ct al vs. ne
SIDE Superior SAID County Of Foyd Rome e
, Ts0 prfs 81 3 dec ure and the order
the superior Court the Chanee SIDE OF 'al Court as % Ibg
W H. Underwood ad Rome crcu Chancellor PIe;i
I'm DEGREES hcrpby notice that Y wiz
sell public sale before the Ccprihoue door IN me ny
p m The s Tuesday Of july neI the io
Daion Rarold SAIL lying and benz
IN the STATE Of Ge9,:' % At p1 and Gecr. IL the
S C. Pgt Of To- o o Gs IL s o o. r
10 the whe Geos togo her vito al the snti a mem,
way building bs tIees 'iaisa, depot Or sI1 nSS a
other RTopeL' 10 h we :. ' a. all oer property
per.ons said selma Rome apd Dalton n n,
A. Jch Tucker cyer Which = or may be the n %
s, p. OF the rolling stock Of Railroad engines cars Of all En
boz, fat baggage. cahoo.e hand passenger Iu o ~ bya,
Sa winch nay be on The line depot. Or elsewhere
Terms Of % One hundred and my aS h , ~
money such portion thereof as sha Dc sIu s ,y o ale
rot exceeding thirty day shall be APPOINTED and directed
on ,se jay o. p =, Sb All lime @ shall be appointed BY
he pad IN cash By credit OF h- m'uA ol su'
ge or the loud secured hereby said sm, Rome and Dalton
dos . Commissioner reserve he rg 70 have any 's
the Chancellor raid Court deem the sane night aud proper and
upoa 70 eompsnee sale title, to The property will
purchaser BY the Comm'oner should the pqreAar
t any paid scared and the said Commoner' upon
maj resell ai property both real ant personal Of SAD
selma Rome and Dalton R9i Company TPSn aeh terms as 'AsJ
shall agree on BtN!Adlh C. Will Comm ss!onera
Row Ga, MAJ, 1874.
The fcrgong advertisement Is m,de under supervision ,ni ip
prevail The Chancellor AID the hereby entered T. he placed
The minutes Of e Court FA Of tie proceedings ' cause
CaAt, .oo sad CONT, o. flo'4 GsStSa May l.
= D.. l.. " 49, N-isg."p'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
GouarInersnlp Nctlees.
Uhantes tor BUSINESS Men

A SUITABLE SALARY and responsible
"a oh1a position estab hel Gscla,s company ~h Place
will be gentleman of good moral character
Who viii invest not les han fl5oOp a. I
stock aud ave lis personal aea ~ ihy COmpavT Arv'' A''
Boa los, Iugu.e uNcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
Oredu SIenmcrs

EAGLE LINE.
IL UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHbRBOURG, AND HAMBURG
The elegant Ciehrl viii sill from New York '0dsva
GOBrIiR Capt j. A. Wilson. Jane 2.
IESSlAG, Cast. TOosbgy June 10.
from Elgle Line Per foot Of First st.. Hoboken
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. CIERBOURG. AND HAMBURG:
Cabin G. saloon $3.50 gold second saloa s72 god seerssH
to ~ Dogth ondon so currency 10 CherboaH sA
Hamburg $50 go Prepaid tickets Hamburg. s36. currncy.
FOR freight apply to PUNCH EDYB Co.. ~ Soah Wlhsm<1
For passage Apply To KSAUTH MACLEOD, KUHNB,
al Aver. 4 & Ilroad NaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
1873 pers~~ Loans SOsoe ''r'O.sDOn Leg leg len
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
~ LN-Tbese steamships viii sai TUESDAY -
D. m from Per IL y. K Cedar si Tor Havana direct
follows
steamship MORO CASTLE. T. H. Morton tuesday, Ju1e
S.amStiv CRESCENT CITY, T. ). lLoDAl June
seamsbp COLI lBUS. T. G. Reed CEsDAi June ID
For ire ght or passage
W.. T. CLYDE CO.. No. u Bowling green
n. NCKRLryR. Agent IN Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

nay AND sTRAW-The market very dull the storm checked
business the supply more h'e' aS Is % 1ooi m9y
Straw No sye $I5qslt No. es'si3G$l4 snd No Old
MIIIFEHD-rbe market is tul and tame qlo.e 40 ID at
s3Oas32; $3j 80 10 at SJi 100 ID at $j4GsJ' rye
MoLASSEs-There small jObbng trade in Domestic and
quoted very 77aSc for NeNOean Foreign oltnlel
quiet t sllpy prices hfm at al al &c of heuhhs
Cuba 80 and alSc. for Grocery grades ,, ,,
to-day and was quoted wesk with meLsnabe ocT offered a J
without buyers strained Rosn quoted nhe Inner bu ne
mi,d tie only - rep d beng ZooO ts az y ~
nod at the close - IS for Common Good in tleT
grades raGsaci9ns 'nd quGtaos aIgd bona
unchanged Tai steady with 81 6S ashhs 9 ol a. - .
OILS-Lned steady and dull; quoted al J'o from CLUSTERS
hien dull Prime Winter Lard quiet bat bme
held At Sj0S7 qc Oher OILS are dull: n e,
PETROLEUM The market for hetne1 was t,ne D uhler re-
dueei oherags s demand the sales include 4OOO bS prompt
delivery At f3asdl3i2 300 bD ready June . at l5'5
5000 bbls lac, BALI do at Ia - Eases were III gef
AND steady lSl2dl9c Sphha continues TO rue du az g.
for City Crude bun sb'g &c lmer and moderator seiye
quoted 9 re R% S Ss c 10, on py terms Crude
slppng 0's1 lOe The iTmaIy mitk were
generally dull with s spot PnS Ss Pase Phsde tie mar
lei was adier fair demand Gales 81 5OV0b DOS Isl
to June 1890 1900 bills t ball DO al 10 49, and
I PORK msrke, unsettled lower
oSy limited saS. sSa esusr se Is b6 At sl7 10 for New
Mess Sl7 do for CITY DO; Sli 20 Tor htrs Ie So o
e June at ST. IS and 800 bills do seller JAY at sl7 70
Beef s[e1dy bot g3e sale. Of io s Fact Ts 0 Be
dull Ham, quiet and unchanged Cg Meats are
Inset We 600 Pekled Ham, IL 80 m Wet
sbovlder, At % 500 Picked 7lc and 10000 Bellies
II average at 9ie Bacon inactive aaa hey az iH4e ip
es,er and quet quote for City The inside pree Tor
light weights Lard lower and unsettled mo kh ooSgs WY more
.esdipess than sale. Of 300 tcs at II % Tor
CIV; soil 716c for Fair to PANE steam for iau deve We
hear Of 75O tcs seller June At IL 6l6gll 81 3VOo ,es Ja
II5gllL closing IL 7l6c and 200 te, seller August at
Brnr-s,.e remains very quiet steady quotations. West
NsaVua uu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

IoSpos 25-Toay being WhtMoniay the Baak OF England
and stock Exchange a closei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
INMAN LINE.-SOUTHERLY COURSE.

CABIN, $50 and 800 gold according accommodation hooss
trp tickets lOs rates.
SrHERAGgo IN from LIVERPOOL Queenstown. GAsgos Dubn
Belfast Hsyre Hamburg, SSelea Norway Denmark and rama
al reduced rat.
Drafts issued at loves.
tor CABIN Passage aad sef business sppy the conplnIs ons
So - BTOaiSay
A.. Ayeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL


At meeting of the stockholders of the Pacific
Mail steamship Company held this day. the Com
1nittee appointed at the previous informal meeting
reported that the ticket to be supported by the pres
tnt mar anemeEt at the next ensuing election Tor
directors follows:
Russell Sage, Rufus Hatch,
Francis AloXandTe, VIM. II. GmOn,
Il. w. Park, G.. ). Scott,
j d. Smith. G.. j. Osborne,
F. L. TalcOtt.
II was then resolved that the stockholders support
Che following ticket:
Russell Sage, Rufus Hatch,
Francis Alexandra, VIM. II. GuiOn,
+. W. Park, q. ;. Scott,
John Riley X. :. burrows,
r. L. TalcOtt.
1t was also resolved that parties unable to vote
themselves be requested to forward their proxies
10 Messrs VIM and John O'Brien, 80 Wal-st., who
will act IL their behalf in voting the stockholders
ticket.
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
Smportant subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prol f.
T. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
wASxs R,yHn-scbosner Dsvbreat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MOIDAT NAV u, INIf
AsHBSThe receipts to-day sc pkga Pots dull and
So 20. Pearls inactive
CANADA PEASTLe market is steady sales Of 5000 buh in
bond a. nSc.
CoFFEBThe make, for Rio quiet and quotations
nonnsly lower higher reported 300 bags
Ontario at The stocks this evening oows
Galveston, 1900 Rosd 104l9 Baltimore, Ia
49, Boston, 637li NewYork 1l22l0 total at all the ports
144 $50 the sales the 9O9J Receipts dung
the 277G Mid quiet and unchanged We
quotes Rio l6Ad2Oc Maracabo l7a22 Java d25 2i and
Lagusvrs 1920, all gold
COrTONThe demand for Cotton light but prices
without quoabe change a. the the Of the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

The Cotton 10 luLuI rot
bait q raGe above or below the cHOiea.
IodN Sat. Evening. Tos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
MdrDle dno Sldte Mdntels.

A KLABER, 1874 East Eigbtcentb-st., near
r. 1hniaye Is sensg ami manufacturing all kinds Of MARBLE
and MARDLEIZED NANTBLS and other Marble Work greatly
redueei prices Marble Turning tor the trade
A Ill KINDS of MARBLE aud Marbclized
work mannfctrrd sn sold losest competitive proe. -
3 hLABER Co.'S steam Marble WORKS Nos. II to 22J wess
Machine in operation.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
The New Postal Law.

The post Office bill passed by the last
session Of Congress makes the follow
ing changes in the postal laws:
Newspaper aud Periodical Postage.
On and after January l, 1875,
news papers and periodicals mailed from
the Office Of publication to be paid iu
advance by weight at the following
rates: Issued weekly or ottener, 2
cents pound aud fraction thereof;
less frequently 3 cents. 70 be weighed
in bulk and paid by attaching spe-
cial adhesive stamp, prepared for the
purpose, to the package, or as the Post
master General may direct. One copy
Of each newspaper to actual subscribers
to 60 free in the county where they
are printed in whole or in part.
Other Mailable Matter. The new
law makes uniformity in all matter
other than letters, newspapers, and
periodicals, limits the packages to four
pounds, at Que ecu: for each two
ounces
Salaries Of Postmasters.-The new
law fixes the salaries Of FIRST, second,
and third-class offices On new basis,
according to the receipts Of the slme.
Postmasters of the fourth. class to be
paid by commission on the receipts
and the fill receipts from post Office
box rents.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
Decision by the Supreme Court Of Wis
consin or the Railroad Law.

Decision by the Supreme Court Of Wis
consin on the Railroad Law.
T!:c supreme Court OF Wis ,ousin
has announced its decision on the law,
known as the Potter law. for the regu
lation of the railroads Of that State.
It is dcc,ded constitutional and must be
obcyed. The question came before the
Court in the form of an injunction
asked for by the Attorney General to
compel the Chicago & Northwestern
and Milwaukee & St Paul roads to
obey the law. 1t applies to all the rail
roads in the State except that from
Milwaukee to Prairie du CHEN which
exists under charter granted by the
Territory before the adoption Of the
present constitution. The decision is
regarded as very able one. Railroad
authorities have announced their pur-
pose to conform strictly to the require.
mcnts Of the law, aud we may expect
to soon hear Of fewer trains, slower
speed and much poorer Accommodations
for passengers on the Wisconsin roads.
Under the principles held in the
Wisconsin decision all the railroads in
this State are exempt from Legislative
control.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
New Ulm September llth. 1872

new Slu Septo"ueE Aftu. Actf
To the Editor" of the REDWOOD
GAZETTE. As the Rews has reached NE
that am free, thank God in whom |
put my trust aud to whom | prayed
that justice iyht be done to NE: be-
cause was innocent of the crime for
which was arrested. l was tried and
sent to New Ulm and put in Jail there
to await my trial. l can hardly ex.
press myself too highly in regard to
the manner in which [ was treated as a
prisoner. Sheriff Gesekie is a gentcl-
mah in every respect and Mrs Gasekie
as lady-like woman is l have ever
met. Through MIR. Gesekie's assurance
Of my good conduct every body began
to show respect towards NE; not as a
poor, ignorant Irishman and a Murder
er as was maliciously placed against
me, but as citizen. After l had been
IN New Clm few weeks, Father
Berknolt, the Priest Of New Um Ca
thedral came to see me and made his
visits frequent until he got we'll ac
quainted with me aud through the
assurance of the Sheriff of my good
conduct, he had my papers taken be.
fore Ju 'ge Hanscome and employed
Attorneys Cox aud Gronlaud and went
surety ior their pay; aud had it not
been for tn. officers Of Redwood Fails
[ would have been out on bail before
Two months had elapsed; The delay in
The p 'pers brought it 50 late that Was
ad used ny the citizens of New Ulm
that | should remain where was aud
sure v good enou III it Was; for the
hoard got Was equal to any | could
get in hotel with the never failing
remark Of Mrs. Gcsekle if you do not
have euouyh call for more and will
give it TO YOU. Aud | can never be
thankt'uI enough to Father BeIkholt
for the kinducss he has shown toward
me. lie did not only 20 surety for me
to pay my attorneys fee, but has also
paid the money, which for poor is
nurent freshman without friends in u
strange land, no one but such as me
knows how to appreciate such IA kind
ness. | also wish to put in few re-
marks on that never ,irlng young At.
sorney. Mr.. NJ. Il. Mathews, OF New
Tim, who has shown himself friend
to the stranger without money or
means; he made himself aquainted
with my case and went to Redwood
and did all in his power to aid me amp
since am out of prison he has shown
h'mself gentleman, and would ad-
wise all who have the misfortune to
have to deal with law to 90 to Mr.
Mathews Tor as councillor aud just deal
er he can never be excelled. 50 | will
have to close with thanks to all those
who have shown themselves friends to
the poor in destress
Patrick Mccormick
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
CHARGE OF THE GRASSHOPPER
BRIGADE.

Half league, half a league,
Half league onward
Right from the west came,
More than six hundred
Out from forest and glade;
''Charge for the corn !" they said,
Then for the fields they made
More than six hundred.
Fields to the right of them,
Fields to the left Of them,
Fields in front of them
Were pi'lased and plundered
Naught could their numbers tell,
Down on the crops they fell,
Nor eft 4 stalk or she'll
More than six hundred.
Flashed all their red legs bare,
Flashed as they turned in air,
Robbing the farmers there,
Charging an orchard, while
All the world wondered.
Plunged in the smudge and smoke,
Right through the corn they broke,
Hopper and locust;
Peeled they the stalks all bare,
Shattered and sundcred;
Then then they went onwartl--but
More than six hundred.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
NOTICE..

Pursuant to real estate tax Judg-
ment Of the District Court in the
County Of Yellow Medicine, State of
Minnesota entered the 3lst day of
August, in proceedings for enforcing
payment IF taxes upon real estate in
the County Of Yellow Medicine remain
ing delinquent on the first day Of June
1874 and Of the Statutes in such case
made and provided, l shall on the
26th day Of Oct, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon at the Auditors Office in the
Town of Yellow Medicine City and
County of Yellow Medicine, sell the
lands which are charged with taxes in
said Jul cement and on which such
taxes shall not have been previously
paid.
Dated at Yellow Medicine City this
18th day of September. A. D 1874.
N. L. HONSLE.
County Auditor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

A YEAR WITHOUT RA1N.-The
Collector of Customs at Ell Paso, Texas
in letter to the Chief of the Bureau
Of Statistics, dated August 18th, says
1--WE have not had a drop Of rain in
this vicinity for 365 days. Everything
is scorching hot and burning up.
Many Of the cattle have died Of starv-
alton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
SPECIAL,

Butterfeld & Newton announce to the
community at large, on both sides Of the
river, that they will run their boat regular
ly between this and New Ulm and will pay
the highest market price for wheat. They
expect to make about one trip week and
intend to run right along until the river
freezes up. They can carry 1000 bushels
Of wheat with the lowest stage of water
that they are likely to have. They will
go to points above the Redwood landing for
a load or any considerable portion Of a
load. Inquire Of James McMillen as to
price, sacks and any other information de-
sired.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

II. W. Lamberton, Land Commis-
sioner of the W. Il ST. ?. r r. Co.
Informs US that the railroad lands in
Lyon County will be placed in market
very soon-probably within month
or two. lie says everything is in read
mess so far as his Office is concerned,
and the Company only await the re-
turn Of the return Of one of the direc-
tors fom Earope to commence opera.
tions.-Prairie Schooner.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
Justice Court.

Before Justice Chapman.-State VS.
+. N. Welch
Assault and Batterey-F. J. Pea.
body prosecuting witness growing out
of the Union House difficulties. Deft.
did not plead and made no defence.
Verdict of the Jury-guilty-Sen-
tence $50 fine and costs Of prosecution.
Notice Of appeal to the District
Court was given.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24

Senator Matt. Ii. Carpenter deliver.
ed the address at fair at Kipon, Wis,
Wednesday, and argued that the State
has absolute power over the franchises
and property OF railroad companies.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-24
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by :he committee is as follows cEe
delegate Tor each or:&'.iz i County aai
one f;'c cac!, an: l.unlr,l ami n,nnop
oily VOTES a.:l cue fer each! ~" ;1r irsc
ton thereof east for Governor a. the
last general cl:cii,n. The number Of
dele.a,,s wi! !c as FLOWS:
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by order Of Committee.
BISHOP GORDON.
Chairman.