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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The St. Paul Press says: THE
Nvr,h6eld Council Of Husbaudry Or.
yauiaed them-clves into u ock c"ln
p,ny some months since for the put.
pose Of erecting mill for the ma"utac.
ture Of four. Some one hundred aud
twenty-five persons CONFUSED til 4
c"mpany aud raised u capital Of s4O,-
100. Z. 5. Billy was chosen Pres'.
dent, John S. Way Treasurer, aud
job" N Bills Secretary and to Mr..
Alexander, Of Qdi"cy, illinois. Was
given the Contract for e ting up the
mill ALT OF which has been dune in
the most satisfactory manner, aud the
machinery put iu operation last Tues.
day.
The mill is said to be alter the most
improved plan. has eight run of stone
aud is driven by five Houston wheels
which We're manufactured at lseloit |,
Is also equipped with the 'Ia"ter l.
Whi, u,"rs "Al,ddlings Alsohins," aud
Is calculated I" have u gr,"diug e.p,.
city oi two hundred barrels OF flvu,
per day.
Whatever pro6's are made by the
coup,uy vii, be divided Among the
stock owners directly, i" proportion t"
the amount Of stock each one possesses
It is furthermore stated that the stock
huldcrs themselves raise from their
own land some Pa, 900 bushels OF
wheat. which they pr"p"se to ru"
through their own mill, and thereby
>ave the commission"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

In Plym 'u," E"u':". Sunday morn.
inS Mr. B:echer refused n give ~:
',cc in the iull,wi"y charac' erIs'ic aid
iS-rcl,-r.likc m inner. H.. said: -
am req .estcd :" give n",ice VII ci'
puts me I" little diff nl,y; [ d"'
want IT, ani I do " ,nt ii. The !Ama
ruth Dran,,ic Association wish t.'
i've n benz e.. in tho Academy "'
Mu-ics. next Saturday evening. They
Wis" t" pay ail the cxp-ns"s themselves
aud give all the receipts to the p'"'r "f
Rro~klyn. Now, want the p~r t'
have Ill the money they can get. but
| don't want to advertise a thestrica
em psny, aud therefore l shall not
give the notice." Threat laughter. -
Er.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The Supreme Court oi the United
States has given decis IN IN favor VI
George .. Marcy Of Boston, c""6rm-
iny the validity If $4,000 Of Illinois
registered town bonds issued in aid OF
the II inois Grand Trunk railroad. The
town attempted to avoid plying inte'
est on the bonds, alleging that they
were illegally issued The basis o,
the courts decision was that no irrcy
uIsri'y precedent to issue. not eve"
fraud ~ the part Of the town, eau VI.
ta,e tae bud, in the hauds Of the iu.
nOceut builder.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
"C"q~~stio""bIy the Best Sustained
Work Of the K'a,l IN the World"
Harper's Magazine.
NOTICES Of THE PRESS.

NOTICES UF THE PKESS.
Tho ever-incr~aaing circulation Of this excellent
monthly prs.v-s IT'S continue a'apti"n to popular
desires aid needs Indeed, when think into
how n.any hosr it p-"etrat every month, we
must consi.sr it of the rd"c't r- a. we'll ss
entertainers of th- public mi"d for its vast popular
,ty has besn won BY apl cal to stupid prcLices
d. praved tastes s-BosT0S GLOBE.
The character which this agnzin~ pos. ssrs for
variety, ~nt.rpri>e, artis,r we~th and literary cu
tur~ that has kept with, il Il has not the
times shouli cause its con ac'"r" I" crgar 1t with
xrr.t claim upon the pubic grn,itud.. TIL NH-a-
zine ,na ..onr good and u0t evil nj! the days " its
'tife.-BRooxLYX / EACl.E.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

Every Week. our exchanges, men
ion the appearance, ia s"me part "i
tho State. If the cpiz"nic. It il
genera ly. in mild fmm aud does not
spread but il is .ti,l u matter to b.
.l.rdcd against.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

Two car loads Of Winebayo Indians
have been taken from Wisconsin to
their new reservation near Sioux City
They we're the last Of the Wincbagoes
inthat State and had to be forced from
their old homes Some had to be
hand cutfed 10 prevent them iron. at.
tlckiny the soldiers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

Our State Senate has rrtrcnchcd in
one item-it cut down the amount to
he expended for stationery to $500.
We believe that it was about $1,000
last wear.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

A gentlea,aH. "w"."x y ,arm few
mil. . from the city, caused his tenan,
!" b. arrested and brought before JUS
'ice Cove, one day this week, charged
with enbczzleneut Of wheat tickets.
representing several hundred bushels
of wheat raised from the farm last
season.. The tenants wife became
crazy upon realizing the grave natur.
If the offensc with which her husband
was charged, aud her pittisble condi
zion aud that Of the Eve small depsn
dent children, touched the heart Of The
landlord. and he declined to prosecute
the matter further aud proceeding,
we're stopped, leaving il for time and
the husbands good faith in futsre 4
make amends for the ofFense md thl
wrong - Roctessrr P'st.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
PATIENTS.
Legal. ADVERTISEMTS
NOTICE..

TT =. LAND OFFICE
u Rc,lw -od Fails. Minn. January, l. is7A,
T" Morgan u K.nnev- You are hereby n",i6 d
that "n Monday 4" 18th .!av Of + truary 1874 1t
u O'Clock u. proc, will b- taken " this "ti"c in sup
p"rt o' the claim IT Emil F,nmne to entcr hv pre-.
mi,tion tue sn>t H If n"rth east 4 ri secti.n -
Township ia range 36,
To which nn sdv claimant and i'll 10 per
mittst to "f.r counter prnor
BF Sx,rH, R"gist.r.
Is WV. II. KELLy. Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The Executive Committee Of thu
National Grange have jl-t aI.'"rned
after weeks session IN Wsshi"y'o"
The ur.aniz,iion has raised SlOO.ODO
during the year, has paid its dsb's
."d has surplus "f S5o.0OC. Of which
S4O OnU have been invested in COVER"
m1,, bonds y" Saturday the numbrr
., applications received Tor suth"r,ty
t" establish new oranges reach-d one
hundred. the m''st received in any . ".
LAY. Applications n"w c"me chiefly y
from the Eastern. MidjIe aud South
eru States
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The F"r'b"lt Rrp"b'i'~" says. "a
MN named Med mail, who owns u
'arm on E'st Prairie but who has re-.
.''led i" town during the past winter
lust neatly two hundred bushels "'
wheat Un the Diy ht nf the 18Th "r 18th
ult. The wheat had b..en stored in AN
a""ccupied house on the firm. which
he thief or thieves broke inlO aud
,,.,k the whole.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
Our State Legislature organized on
the 9Th lust. With thc following officers:

Our State le. lsia, ute organized on
the 9Th lust With the following officers
sEnArE
Secretary-Cnss. " johnson, o.
lIr""rpin.
Assistant secretary-T. &. Ander.
sou, M D."l se.
Enrol ing Cl.rk-M. B. B. Serb
nrr OF t'iliu"re
E"sr">Sins Clerk r.. N. Keena"
of st. Louis.
Sergeant at Arms-Edwin Dunn,
Fireman Chas it'se, Of A""ka.
Chaplain-Mr. M,rvin, Of Il .msey.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Speaker--A Z. Hall, o; ilenncpin
Cni.t Clerk -Saml. II, Nichols, VI
Otter Tail.
Assi>tant-J. F. Brewer Of Todd.
~ Assistant Clerk-M. B Chad
wick, Of Steele.
Enr"lliny Clerk D. I1illman, oI
OIm>ted
Ensrossing Clerk-L. G. Wilson. Of
Dodge
Assistant Enrolling Clerk ?. NJ
James Hunter of Rice
Sergeant Ut Arms-Bailey Mldison.
of Eariboult.
Assistant Sergeant at Arms G..
Grcening, Of Waseca.
Chapiaiu-Rcv. I. F. Brown, Of St
Paul.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

Meetings Of people ~ho call them
selves workingmsn have been held
vi hin a few days in Philadelphia.
Nes York. Chicsyoa nd Cincinnati, =,
which sentiments which SAVIOR worry
much Of the Commune Of Europe we're
buddy proclaimed BY speakers aud res
olutiuns. In some instances the meet.
ings we're largely attended. and wert
composed almost altogether Of foreign
ers. They demand that tho govern.
'ncnt, local or general, furnish them
With work or supply their families with
what they may need. There can b.
no doubt as to tho moral complexion
or the essential demagoguism of tn.
men Who have been prominent j,
these meetings II they work at al
they are doubtless men who equande'
their earnings BY p.ndering to theil
sensasl natures.-Ec
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

We see it stated that the matter of
the consolidation Of the Chicago and
Northwestern and the Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railways is under considera.
ton the combined roads to be called
the "Chic,g, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railroad Comp,ny." It is said that
the interested parties who opp osed it u
wear a.o. favor il now
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

A most shock'"y aud eart.rendins
accid.nt occurred ut ke,khuvcn Oh
Saturday January the 81. A boy ten
years Of aye, sou Of Jesse Hubbard
while playing in the grain house acc,
dentIy fell in the wh-a. bin, t'ron'
which. wheat Was being moved aud he
sas lust antly forced Into the spou,
where bodv Of wheat caved upon hiu,
md he suff.ca,ed before ASST tame,
cou'd be rendered - IPi'n,ur ReputA.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
ANOTHER INDIGNANT PRors

ANOTHER INDIGNANT PRoresr
FROM Rock COUNTY. If We are
called upon, to commend the generous
Efforts Vi the people Of St Paul and
vicinity, to relieve the suff ring in the
frontier coan,ies. NC checrlul.y and
heartily do SO. But it We are expect.
I'd to te grateful Tor the grstuitous u:
tense committed against this county
by putting it in the list Of the desti.
,ute. We respectfully decline. To b.
yra,uitously and pubIic"lIy included j"
the list OF beggars is not thing to be
grateful for. We have too much local
pride 10 endure in silesse.. the destruc
ian of our we'll deserved repu,stio"
tor prosperity. even it done under the
.uise et charity. The stream Il
wheat CONSTANTLY fovisg ost If this
c"u",y. sad the large quantities still i
s,"re. rcfdte the idea of starvation
There is a SC .rcity If money, We Ill
know. hut We know Of no destitutiOn
n" appeal f;r sid has gone up to the
hub" aud none will 20 We fee
that those who have put Rock county J
i" the list of the destitute have dons
her Injury. although uniotentioually. -
Lurerne HermLL.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The Rochester Past says it has been
decided by the Rochester Grange OF
the Patrons Of uusba"dry, to hold ope"
meetings "nc+. II month, for the dis.
cu>sion Of questions IF Interests to far.
'"crs. The invitation 20 b. present ut
these meetings Is c,rdial and general,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The London Times estimates that
$4,000, 900 bushels Of wheat will be
reqaired from this country to supply
the market Of Europe until the crop Of
1874 is harvested.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
NOTICE

We seM psy 75 cents per bsstek
on accosns, Jor No. ! Wheat, for IL
rGre the aeceks.
NOR THROPG McHLLLAY
D.r. 24th. 1873.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
THE GAZETTE.
WV. D ilERs!orr. ). :. beAL.
HERRIOTT g. BEAL,
Message Of Gov. austin.
Edt ors n nd Pssbli~her .

Gov. Austin delivered his fourth and
fnal message to the Legislature on the
9Th. inst. 1t is All able State paper con.
tanning much 7alu .ble information l.
excellente su yes, iuus We c.nnOt give
it in full, nor even ia,r synopsis
The mrssiye recomnend state
printing "ffi e, for priati"g Sch"'l
bouks, as we'll as tn. usual State pri"t
lug; estimates the amount paid hy the
pmplc. list year, FIR school books. al
$50 600 and that BY tn: State pri..
ing ,l.m. the cost would rot exce,d
half that sum. The Indebtedness "i
the State is s470, ,00 of which S2lO.
600 is for pu ollie buildings. The val
u. Of the taxable property Of the State
is estimated at sil2 OOO, 900 an in.
crease OF 50 OoS coo the pas. year.
1t estimates that the ratio of State
expenses TO the income will justify a
reduction Of State tax to four mills
next year.
Total receipts during the last fiscal
year. sl.3s6, ,6Ol 80
Total Disbursements 1,16S, ,2O3 .O5
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

Castelar, has bcrn "v.rshr"wn BY the
Sp .rish C"rtrS. aud S.rran". II roy 'ls'
whose pref "dsces are %" the side Of IT,.
,"u"ser B B'urb" d, nasty IF spain, oc
cupies his pl.ce. thus may Le tax
~ a> the hsy'"i"y OF The e"d If III.
Spanish Republic 1t is certainly q
na,ter Of c""yrs, ulation that our diff
cu,,irs with Spai" we're settled before
:" c.'rI'al Il friend ii our country as
e .S,rlar is was drawn FROM l"'~er. II
Is feared that this event " u j t at the
purp,,>. "f "ur Government il se.din=
Caleb t'u>h,"g t" mc.otia,e Il treaty by
| Which the i un.er 1T further e'up',ra.
ti"n> arising t,om the un>rt,l j cU"'l,
ion If aff .irS il CUBE. c .u',l b. AVOID
ed, aud 1t pss.bIe the Cubass p,citid
S'rr'uo call e'r'ai"Iy insist ui"" Il
prosecution II the Cuba" wa'. Il
~"uid be vain t" a'.cmvt to fsec,>'
his p 'liry i" Sai". q" the a""o',@'ce
u.c"t If the vote Of the Cnrtrs Ge"
Pavia undertook to dissolve Che Cham
ber by military f"rce but he was over
p.wcred by the regulars. AMI will b.
tried Tor tressoa, s.'d prUs .bly be sh"'
A" attempt was in progress ut --latest
advices 10 take Cartagena BY storm
The encayesaent is pronounced dcsper
ate, aud the result duuhttul.-lntevior
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
Harper's Weekly
SPLENDlDLY ILI.USrKARED.
NOTICES OF TIE rREsS.

NOTICES OF TIE rREsS.
The Weekly II IL. absat aud m"ss powetfal illus
trated perioica pablish.d !" this county Ita ed
ito,ials are scholarly and c'nvnciny. and carry
much weight. lis illustrations TcWrrnt evcnta are
foil and ~ah, aud prrparrd hv our hest dss gn.
era, With = c,reula ti"n ii 10000 the Weekly 10
read by At least halfa nion p-r.o"s, and il indu.
Tie Weekly mantains = positive ps'sti"r, and ex.
pr~sses deciiei political aud social prob.
isms.-I0uIsvyLL COURIER JoUxSAL.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

Il Gomp'rte /'ict"r,"i H'stsry IF 'he
Tins. The lest .he,pt. "md most
xnre~xt"l Family P"prr ~ the Union
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The New York Times has been in
vestig ,tiog the condition Of the work.
i"gmec i" that city, aud 6"ds thai
it is not 80 bad a. it has been repre-
sented. It is found that the nunber
If idle mechanics, instead of being i"
the nei. .hborhood Of thirty thousand.
AS frequently ated. is ten thousand
seven hund aud ninety. aud that it is
i" excess Of the figures OF last year by
uuly ab,ut four thuusand.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
Money to Loan.

In large or small sums at reasonable
rat. rates: Inquire Of 4. J. Hodgsou At
Till Tibbets Office.
41.tf Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

A suit is now pending before the
United States Supreme Court, i,
witch the Choctaw nation seeks to re.
cuver from the United States $500
OA0, due under tre.dy made in 1855
the cause Of its non payment up Il
this timc has been dnubt in the treas
ary department in years gone BY re-
.srdisy the right Of persons apply i"a
for the money to receive It ia behalf
,f The Choctaw natiOn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ST. PAUL PRESS.
1874.

While the rsres win maintain. ~ her"tof"rr. IT,
distinctive p"li icxl cha-nct ~ the LEADING
REPCB,.ICAH JOURNAL at Winnrsota, hrcsus.
ita publisher believe the Republican party I" he a.-
s-nti.lly the party "f reform an prrress II holds
T. independents. superior tn all party tran,nrs ard
will aim. hy it, fra less and n"p.nd"nt criticisms o.
pnrty anil ,n-aaurea. tO reject the b<st rather
than the m"st popular. "'inson
THE DAILY PRESS.
H., hy general acknowledgment,
The b.s' family "-wspap~r,
The hest cHm.nereai n.waplpoS.
The brst ioc,l newspaper.
The h.at State npwalap~H,
ehe brst general Rewapaper.
IN the thr~~ States OF Ninnesota, Wisconsin AMI
Iowa.
"A m-dium Of rolit'es' Information the PrKss il
~onreded T. have No rivals IN the State. Its l"ca-
ti"n at che Caita' gvrs II great advantage IN 'hs
r~sp ct over all other q wa,sagess During the win
t.r !. ~ contain i"l r.!."rt. 81 the
rRoCEE!'iN snr THE STATE LEGISLATURE
AND ~ s''N,sRESS.
Its ';''mm-reiai Department. II edited With sue!,
scrnpuus csr~. fal'ness ami secu'ary. that it, price
lists have h e..me recognised th. "nly rrlisbl.
guile of sa,sin.ss sn"a N 'hesr matters.
m"mh-r a, the ws<s-." :" Associated Pr.s, place. i,
IN h. same footing ~ tn. ar-t-class j"arnals Of
Chicago an" s. i:"oi'. Ia T., u: s..,.-
will b. fund mt only tn" local news "f e. Paul
Int of Minnesp lis I,siuth saltwater Iis.ting>.
..rd Wing F,riinul' and 9th cities. reported daily
It il the only Minne~,t. newar,per which main
sai"a a sp els ~"'rrsp"ndns 1t washiurton.
TERMS 80 per snnnm $50 per quarter. The
TRI- WEEKLY PRESS
contains n.arly all III" matter which appears IN the
ca"not c-v~ the Daily, and MT satisfied With
n~wsuaper onc~ week, will 6nl in the Tri Weekly
'KESS sl' that th-t they eouli x.t hy subscribing
for The Daily. Terms ak dol'ars pr a"num u so
ser quarter
THE WEEKLY PRESS.
i.re~ qusr'c sheet. .nt.ins greater amount and
variety IT eesding matter than any other weekly in
the STATE. II contains the cream "f all the news,
c"rrrsp"nde nce and family reading OF the I'sily,
while its special features are:
1. Verv full and accurate market reports, made
?. Its Agricultural Department written by it.
Agricultural Editor especially or's-
8. ch"ice selection oi family reading matter
Altogether It !. hv far THE BEST FAMILY NEWS
PA'EK published in the Northwest.
TIVE 4 d CONGRESSIONAL. REPORTS. which
will h. Of especial int-rat n farmers by Of
the probable discussion and enactment Of mcasares
THE GREAT QUESTION LF CHEAP rRANsroR-
TATtON.
On this question tn. PRESS, though not aubscrb-
ing t. all the crude Remedies Pr"p"aed ~ D. ma.
gngues and qua.ks, earnestly On the side If the
people in their eontsst with monopoly in AL its
TERMS
Single Subscribers, ZOO .-r ann, I'm, with liberal
premiums, See motto. in another eo'Emn On thi.
pags.
CLUBBING RATES.
Five copies ore year to one address, .-..-..$ 500
Ten e"piee one year tn address .-.....-. Is 10
Twenty copies one year to one addreaa - o.
Thirty copies one year to oue address ~ co
SA.0D
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

About twenty Ut the merchants OF
Wil,mar, Atwater, New I"'nd,n aud
other OF the towns in Ksndyuhi aud
ajj'ini"g counties, have iurned u
Merchants Protective Union, aud
agreed not to give credit for n,erchan-
Else except upon we'll secured notes,
drawing twelve per cent, interest, pay.
able sixty days IRON date. aud to give
credit t" no perso" owing on b"ok ac
count, until the account has been sat
's'actorily settled st Cloud Jour".
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

New Uim Is 'hasins ruu of the
measles
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The oppusit.u" rap.rs tore them
selves lat" 'atters because Jay Coke
& Cu. returned Gen. Grant his money
whe" tn y failed, aud now they are
tearing themselves iutu tatters trcause
It is discover, d that they owed Gran,
nothiny. bas Grant oSed them Instead
Like the drunken brute whu went home
to quarrel with It's wife: He deter.
mined to whip her If she had tbs kct.
lie Oh. aud he swore he would whip her
# she hadn't CLicuso Post.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The U. 5. Senate has repealed the
back ply law restoring the old rate Of
$1,000 u year and mileage.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

A chrome publishing house sends
out an advert emeut ITO publishers
"nly." Offering chromos for "fron'
fifteen to thirty cents EACH" And
says further, las these chromos are re
tailed at from Eve to ten dollars each.
every one is anxious to get what they
Imagine you are giving them and
gladly subscribe" It 10 tempting
bait and ~ cheap!
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

Dispatches state that on the 9th.
inst. Helena, Montana Territory, was
almost entirely destroyed by fire.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15
Accum ulated balance S2lS .39S.S;

Accumulated balance S2lS. 1885
The railroad question, is discussed
at length. aud due conside, alton give.
to the Public Instii utions. A c,m,ui>
sion for the general revision .: the
State constitution is recommended, IA
less expensive aud more Efficient THAI
a convertiun Ec. &c.,
We think that it Will be generally
conceded that Mr.. Austin has uad,
one Of the best Governors the Stat,
has ever had.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

he Min lesota L:y,slatu,e has yet
got to Tho place where bn.ine 9 b..gins.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

e large sishtpags shset-as large - The largest
Chteago pspe. and larxsr thas .ay et'ssr IL Aians
sota u tafss sesrssy any sdvsStisng tts spacs
bsing 1.lsd with the most importast lAeal II osn.
sral Nsvs OF the week Timely Editorial Comments
and lining srl.cisaJ u rradsg nAstss, ards
pags dsvst~a " The Farm and Home. t!
the TRIBUNE win ehronicls the progress mads
BY the faasoas o. Husbasdvy Inward ths objects At
which they aim will rsoord the 0rKanisaton Of new
GranE.s aud the establishmsns of new Go op-rativ~
Stores, Ag'ncirs. Aills aud Nanufsetnries and will
dteuss the qusstien Of silroad Monopolies and Ex.
actions 10 ssprit 1t canlnr and hrnes and w~lcoms
every adS .ues mads towards e~sAp traaspsrtatios.
TERMS or WEEKLY,
single Copies psr sanvm ...... -. .........t .,
Isn Copiee one yssr - ons addrss ......... u %
Ftty Copies one yesr 70 oas addroes -
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TERMS OF DAII:Y.
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prBLISHIR rRlBUNe,
MlnuraPolis. 1inn,
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WANTED.

e.. WANTED
Oats and corn at Je ssup's which will te
Eaken in trade or paid for in cash.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-15

The New York Tribune has cou'
piled from the ofi sal :~c"rd in tn.
tficc IF Treasurer Spinner list o
Senators aud Representatives in C,n
srees who have c'vered their back Ply
Into the Treasury. 1t includes but IL
f the "a S-na,ors and Al of the -:
Representatives. Senator'S Ramsey
aud Wiudum are On tn. list.