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NOTICE..

q. =. Land Office,
Redwood Falls. Minn. April ri. 1873.
Complaint having hren entered AT this Ofiic. By
Thos Giir"y agans. Phil" VII I'm, Ton for ak tnd".,-
lug hts Homestead Entry, No. TOSS. dated Nav II,
1877. nnon ,he North Fast quarter ri. Section Il
Township III, Raugc q. in Ly u County.
Ninn,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
sa parties ar" hereby summone. {" rppear Mt thi>
"'icc on se 10Th dsv NJ Feb. 1874, ut u O'Clock
N. t" respond aud furnish Testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
F. SNirH. R"gister.
II w II. KslLY. k.crivpr.
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G L. Starcher, who left Brainerd
and Minnesota three or four weeks
age to take up his future home in West
Virginia (becauss he thought it soo
cold in Min ,esota. let Us have let
Ter u few days ago. from Hastings, this
State, in which he says: II have bee"
in West Virginia. and sn thus far o"
nv road to Brsiserd again. The raj"
asd mud is great deal worse to EN-
dure than Minnesota cold weather.
We have lived in Minnesota nearly
twenty years aud have seen p'"o 'b'y
a thousand men ..go away. and have
never seen or heard Of = man who lett
Minnesota ,o fad "better place., bo'
what returned again. and all are happy
con.ented citizens till this day one 81
whom oursc!f is which. .-Liclfsetl
Leiyer.
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A meeting OF the State Alumni As.
sociation WIS held. last Friday, ut the
Merchants Hotel. St. Paul. There
were abou. c HUNDRED aud City mem
bers present from d'ff.rcnt parts Of the
State. 1t was the FIRST meeting Of the
Association and Il com plete success.
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No Ul'lCE,


g. s. Land Office,
Redwood Falls. Minn., January l6. 1874
rSa.r. ov having ,r,rst Hsn,v Office
abandoning his Homestead Entry, M. 7Os6, dated
Nay 2l.1s72. up'n the .rthw st quarter. section
L. township H., range 4: in Ly on county, lime.
snta.
with view to the soncston of said entry the said
parties hereby summons to appear ut this Ohicr
The 10th ay "f Feb 1S7l, ut II Gciock NJ tn re-
sp"nd and furash Testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
B. Sxiru, Register,
II WI. H. KsLLY, R.c.iver.
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To CLEANSE TAINTED BARRELs.-
We have used the same. pork barrels
for many years. and al~.ys prrp're
them every FIJI before using BY wash
-. and scrabhinx them very thor
oughly with wood ashes and hot water,
and they are - svest to day - they
we're the first year they were usfd
We have used lard barrels prepared ln
this manner With perfect SUCCESS Tor
vears-Laiae Favmcr.
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The National Federation Of Asso
cia,ed Employers Of L.b'r," consoii
dates aud arms the mauufac, urers oi
Great Britain for effective oppositio"
to the Unions Of w"rkinymen. Here
'",ors the war Of capital aud lab"
seemed t. b. an irregular assault OF Ia
bur upon is"ia'.d capitalists, VIM
sought no allies ~ rde ~ active Iesis
'ance, aud cv u # victorious had nu
.nsaus of Furnishing the conquered o'
preventing further u'breaks Of hos,i'-
ny. Hereafter u ion will be met with
auion, Resistance to Il local strike will
ne sus,alucd by the c"mhin~d m,nu
f,cr ur,oy c'p',aI Of Great Britain. and
..buoxious leaders Of wurkin.mcn viii
& ID themselves barred out Of every
"'"e, miil, aud workshop in the king
dom.
The result, we think cannot b.
doubted Heretofore capital has con-
qucrre in every struggle with labor
merely because it cou,d Wait hereafter
its D ,>siv. resistance will become active
aud the t.. .llsh workmen must sub
init or em'Sra'e.
The Question which presents itself to
the American people is, shalt We be the
ally Of the Federated Employers Of
Great Britain, ia their wr with the
Sorkinymen, "r not j.? Shall We SO
shape our Tariff pulley as to give up
our market to the cheaper comm"d,
ties which E"yla"d is determined fur.
uish to the world, or shaI! We res"Iute
ly sustai" our own indur,ries :? Much
depends upon the answer to this ques-
uou. for the industrial strife whiuh Is
now formally org .uiz.d in Great Brit
ala may involve ia its issue, political
changes of the largest consequence to
the nations Of the earth.
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The Ppa/ar Silence lNonth!y says
whale oil was poured on q piece Of u
Lor<e's stomach that was covered with,
not worms, snd j, made them let go
their hold aud die immediately
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Two desert .poontu's Of pulverized
sulphur mixed with soft food aud gwen
to iOwls two " three tines \ u,unth il
highly Commended by some poultry
breeders as pr",notivs Of good health
aud frecdUm frum vermin.
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There are rum.rs al ,at that matter
and things about the Marshall p. O ,
are not entirely satisfactory to u"c!e
Samuel aud, more especially, to some
Of his loving suhj-crs who mourn over
the loss of >nndry valuable letters
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vICk'S
FLORALGUIDE
For 1874.

200 PAGES; 500 KNGRAVINGS, and
COLORRD PLATE. Published Quarterly
It Is cents Year. First No. for 1874 just
issued. A German edition ct same price.
Address JAxEs vIcK, Rochester N. 7.
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DIsAPPOlnTMENr.-lluudreds oi
emigran,s are returning from along the
line Of the Atchiuson, Topeka. and
Santa Fe Railroad, much disappointed
in the nature 0f the country.
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NOTICE..

IT'S. S.LAND OFFICE
- Rr,iw -od Fails. Mimi. January, T. 1874.
T" Morgan u K,nn~v- You are hereby notified
that IN M"nlay tn" ith day of F"hrua-y 1874 ut
II o'clock ". pro"i will b taken 1T this "irc in sup
port ~ the ci,m "f Emil F,amne tn enter by pre-
mpti"n tne aSst Y Of north east 4 Of section -
Township ia range SO,
To which arr m adverse claimant and i'll no per
mittet to Of.r counter proof.
B + SxITH. RAgist"r.
Is VIZ. II. KsLLY. Receiver.
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Money to.Loan,

In large or small sums ut reasonable
rates. Inquire If +, J. Hvdsson at
Till T.bbc.s Office.
41tf Redwood Falls.
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4 Generous Act,

The St. Pail Il Sioux City R, r
Company issued IA circ clar douatiny to
the settlers all the timber on their lands
situated more than one mile from the
track, in all the Southwestern counties
through which their road passes. The
followi z is the plan for distribution
TIE reylar!y elected township su-
pervisors OF every township containing
any such timber are thereby desi snat-
ed as the agents of these companies.
for the purpose cf taking charge of
such tlmber for the use aud beue6t ui
the settlers in their respective town
ships, aud are authorized aud request
ed to supervise its issue and dislribu
tion, 50 that the needy may be irst
provided with fuel, aud that the gree
dy shall not appropriate more than Is
necessary Tor present wants, and tna,
no more timber shall be fuelied than
is required tor the present year 8 use"
THIS plan OF rell-t is one t,at will b.
appreciated ny the settlers.
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1t has been authenticity announced
that Dr.. David Livingstone, the fam.
ed African explorer. died about the
18th day of last Auynst
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ROBf. WATSON,
Notary Public,
REDWOOD FALLS MINI.

'0fO1W"rls and Meanings not in other Dictiona les
~ y Enyrav'ngs. l84D Pages Quar,o. rtic. ST..
FORK which nn'r who read or write can ford
W t" disp-nor with. IAtiantic li,r,Nlv 7
ss"i,ce If all other books. Une nf tn, ,r,. Ss,-
= rrs OF life il every house. fin t.,,e,r!rnt I
o-yond the rea"h "f criticism. You ar. .,',. i
= to have this Dictionary. 1I,r.ta.nrl
e. faithfully sets forth the present cun..,,on at
- the English tongue. ftIarper's uay.zn = !
here Is q vast mine Of lEfDrma,"n in the r,.,k
CChrstian C',i n. ]
= xt.nsve Art Gallery. Remarkable G ni,...,.si.
"s,Ilt Of centuries "f cu ire. Can ri,itn,s 0l
u some "f the greatest minds. rN Y. Times. I
4 Necessity tor every int Iligcnt family s'u!rni
teacher and p.o'.ssi""al MN What Ii'r,ry is
complete without the best English Dicti"nar,
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"a Complete iict"r'"i H'st'.ry IF the
7'imrs. The Lcsk, .Ae"p1. md most
successful Family Paper im the Union
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WANTED.
Oats and corn at Jessup's which will lie
taken in trade or paid for in cash.
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The Savannah News says: "A negro
WAS buried alive in a we'll ut Butter
receotly. His friends dug him on. ~
.hout four hours, aud found him ai'v.
and we'll, lie said he never wAn'so
"a sneexe 90 bad in his life. 6at sas
afraid he would jar down som: more
dirt. A good healthy negro has =
firm hold upon life as cart 'oao %
tomcats."
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THE GAZETTE.
VIZ. lIssslorr. Us. BEAL.
HERRIOTT e. BEAL,
Edt .ors and Publishers.
Eslt ors a nd Publishers.

The U. s. Senate confirmed Dr.,
James V. Daniels Of Minnesota to be
Indian Insp >c,nr.
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WebsterS National Pictorial Dictionary

1910 Pages Octave. 600 Ensravnys. I'rice 50
The work is really a gem o, u Dictionary. Jas,
the thing Tor tn" million. Am. Educational M,n;a-
".
| Published by G. & G MERRIAM. Spri gGrll. Mas
Sold ~ all Booksellers.
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TILL TlBBETTS,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor, Notary Public
and ConTeVancer.
10000 Acres Of

LAND for Sale, from sl.25 to $50 per Acre;
TENS to suit Purchasers. Improved Farms
with Buildings and Town Property Of all
kind Tor sac Trade or Rent. Lands Bought
and Sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Titles examined and Ies.ected, and Patents
obtained. Four Ye.rs' experience in Land
Office business Full information concern
ing Government Lands in Southwestern
Minnesota.
CITY, TOWN & COUNTY MAPS
furnished to order. Soldiers Home steads
Sc ected and located. Valuable Claims for
sale cheap. Scrip and Land Warrants for
sale.
MONEY TO LOAN,
and Loaned on Commission. Contested
Claims prosecuted before the Local and
General Land Office.
Call on or Write
TILL TIBBETTS.
4-37 Redwood Falls. Mimi.
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applications to him for the pardon u
criminals.
State Of Minnesota, |
Executive Department
St. Paul, Jan. l6, 1874.
AL p,rdo"s hereafter applied for on
behalf Of any prr>o" or persons co"'
victed upon Indictment i" any court u
this State. OF any criu,e. shall be mad.
and conducted in the manner aud un
der the Restrictions hereafter prrscrib
ed.
Notice Of the application for such
pardon shall BE- given to the judy.
aud to the County Attorney Of tn.
court in which the applicant Was tried
at least three weeks bet"re such apptl
cation shall be flied with the Governor:
copies ot which notice ackuowled xed
by such Judge aud County Attorney
or certified under oath OF credit IL
wit"ess to be true copies thereof, shall
accompany every such application to
the Governor aud q notice oil such
application, setting forth the name Or
names OF the person or persons on
whuse behalf it is made. the crime for
which the conviction was had, the
time of saeh conviction an' term of
sentence, shall also be published ~
least once each week for two successive
weeks, 10 some newspaper OF general
circulation 10 the county where the
offence for which pardon is sought Was
committed, Or if there be no newspa
per published there; than such notice
shall be posted 10 q conspicuous place
on the door of the court house Of such
county for three weeks prior to such
application, cop. Of which notice du'
" authenticated by some credible wit
ness underneath, shall also accompany
such application. :,
Each application for pardon shall
also be accoup pauied by the following
A certified copy Of the whole record:
includioy docket entries. minutes o.
the court, copy OF i"d'c' 'ne"', pleas
and all other papers gu ME la tos
court relating to the case.
A full statement Of the reasons upo"
which the application is based, setting
firth all the facts. such s'a,e'usot t.
be veri6sd by afi Iavit, aud also 'et'
ter f.om the county attorney, 'ndacat
in. his views upon the subject of the
.nn,ication aud stating briefly any CIR.
cumsta noes 10 agsrava.ion or ex'enu
alton which he may have 10 bis pos
session. ,,ro -.
ls,goed,) C. K. DAVIS, Gov
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The U,n. IL, Is. Stat has Intro.
duced the following bill:

The Hm. IL, 5. Stat has Intro.
duced the following bili:
To provide Tor an examination and
survey Of the Minnesota River, ia the
State OF Minnesota, aud Tor an e>,i.nlss.
OF ,hc cast ut constructing canals, locks
aud i.,ns uu the satue.
BE it enacted by the Senate ard
Hnuse 1T Representatives ut :he Unlt
ed States Of America in Congress as
sembled, That the Secretary ut War
be. and he is hereby, authorized anu
directed to cause al exaulua'l"n aui
survey to be made Of the Minnesota
River in the st tie OF Minnesota. from
Fort Sneliin. To Granite Fails. III sa,i
State. with Il view tt the improvement
OF the navigation OF SAID river by Til"
construc. iun ut canals, locks. aud da,u>
and to report on the probable cost oi
the sane.
SEC, ,, That for the purpose Of
enabling 'he Secretary OF War t" car
ry into effect the first section OF this
act, the SUN of fifteen thousand dollars
or so much thereof as may he uece>sa
ry, is hereby appropriated out Ut any
moneys in the Treasury not other s Use
appropriated
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Will. the PREss will n,aintain, heretofore, its
distinctive pnti cal cla~act the LEADING
HEtCB'NAN JhCRHAL Of uinn.snta, b+csuse
MS ,"li'h Lrii' the Republican party {" be
s''niisly the PARTY Of rr!rm and progress, 1t holds
IT. ni.I~m'f superior to all ,arty 'rannc1s aud
will ain by its fearless and in.psnnt criticisms Of
party anil i" icct the best rathrr
than tue most pnpu!n Onininn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01
A GENTLEMAN.

Show mo tie nau who eau quit the So
.ieiy of the young and take pleasure ia
listening to the kindly voice Of age; show
me n.u that covers the faults Of others
with . mantle Of charity, show US the nah
that bows as politely, aud gives the street
as freely TO ,ho'poor sewing girl Us 10 THO
millionaire; who sfuns ihc company Of
such as cougscga,O at public places TO gaze
1t the fair sex, o. make unkihd remarks
Of the passing poor girl; show US the man
who abhOrs tie Ebertiuc; who scosns tho
I ridicules Of his mothers sex. aud the cx-
posrre of womauly reputation; show US
tho man who never fergc,s ;or ca instant
the dclicacy and respect due woman, a
woman in any condition or class. aud you
show c. tree gentleman.
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POWER oE BEAUTY.

4 lovely woman necessarily exercises q
great deal of power; but the foolish girl
that relic, solely on her color aud regular
;'y Of features, and ncgltcts tie cultiva-
ton of her iaiui. is a melancholy spectacle.
Her selfish little heart, her barren littlc
head, lord it already over her cheap, su-
perfcial beauties, and will soon leave Moth
ing behind buta drcary waste. Her little
victories are temporary, hcr little failures
lasting. She eau ncvar be aPower. She
can scarcely help being drag Her
companions mus, be among the common
place. net to say the vulgar, for she bas
nothing in common with the lofty and the
grand She would gasp % the heights.
She eau assiil;Iate nothing beyond the ma
terial. There is danger that she will sooh
be unable ,o'risc above the mean.
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THE PARTING.
Al6aa We stood in the moonlight,

B.
Al6ae We stood IN the moonlight,
In the nooaligh. pale and cold,
Aud The cloud drifts s,rewa above US,
Wi;h their edges irayed with gold.
Eafoidelc Us IL tae;r shadows,
As The night grew dim and Old.
Weary and sad was my spirit,
Minceyes were laden with tears,
Fo7 cOldness had risen between US,
Over the brightness CT years,
Chilling the joys Of the present,
And filing my soul with fears.
Iplaced my hand on his forehead,
Ca,essing MS Sayy haif,
But his hear, vas dead within him.
And stony aud fixed was his stare,
As!tar OCT iato the shadow
He looked through the midnight air
Thea my iOyccricd out within ne,
tEor love is stronger than pride,)
"oh! hast thou forgotten our parting,
Forgotten our paths divide?
Bat hi, lips were mute and yOicelcss,
Aud only the winds replied.
"Nu,tI bear alone, unaid:l,
The grief that is crushing ny hcar;?"
"oh! host thou no words Of comfort
To strengthen me e'et We part2"
But his proud head ne'cr unbcaded,
And colaly he Stood apart.
Tie S.isdows rolled from rhe meadow,
shuddGrcd whcn they passed,
For darkness reisned in my bosom,
Aad its terror held me fast,
Aud whispered cu;o ny hcaft.'t:iogs;
''lc shall break alone at last"
Thus. in the dcsOlate &stGria, ~
When the leaves with our life hopes die,
'When the dark aud barren forest
'Re-rchOes tie nisht.biyds cry,
ln the gloom of the drtar November
wcpa.ted-my horse and |.
,,--,--z,,.,.,--u-
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LABOR.

1t is mistake to suppose shat labor IL
an unpleasant condition Of life. It is a
matter of.cxperianco tha. there is more
coatentmcnlia attending 10 auyskiud Of
occupation than there is 10 looking for
some occupation. Attend. therefore. TO
your business, aud regard it as being
worthy Of all your attention. Working
men are apt to consider that their occupa-
tions aIcnc arc iaborious. BIT. 10 that they
are mistaken. Labor Of mind is general
ly even more fa:isuiug tbaa labor OF tho
body. and il is quite erroneous 70 suppose
that others % not work as well as wa 80,
simply because their work is different from
ours. Labor is the earthly conditionzof
mar, and Until the nn,ure Of mansis:cbaif.
ged. ,hc want Of something todcsS3ipro-
dgce all the. horrors Of eippti. Gambling
and other repseAeasibls diHipaiioas,aye q
owing 70 The fact that human nature eau
not srpport state Of idlencss. To lire
without D ptrpose is to iead very restless
life.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Virginia House,
POINT PLEASANT, ". VA,
POINT PLEASANT, ". VA"
4 p. DEE!H, ProDrteto'1

4. 2. DEE4H, JFUNTteVV'
uNufs vel! known House having been 'noF,
ourhly repaired from atGcS to cellar ana
raf,rn; he'd al grca. expense, with new bed,
A. torclLer With rev frriiturc Of ;ac most
."3 sn"Ssrn STYLES. is row one OF the best kept
Houses IN the State. Experienced Wal.ets at at
tend The wants Of guests. a Eight %a'cinah
* kent to co1-ey passengers to and from os3!s
~ ~ nlI J hours Of night. The travelling public
ass W ; rcsncctfulIy invited 10 stop al this hogse'
Guaranteeing that they will net 90 away ai'
ss,;.6sd In tcanectirn with the above the
Propr;etor has good Livery Stable.
oetobar 3O.h. 1881.