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MERCANTILE LAW.
Opinion OF the Supreme Court In Calm
vs.. The Michigan Central Road.
The Superior Court Sustained.


Ihe following Is lilo opin'on OF thc supreme
Court, Wrlston by A1r. Justice Gcholllotl, OH the
case Of Aaron Calm ct al. VI. Tho Michigan Gen.
tho principles Of mercantile lar inyoi'vol.
aie8elH' No6ontn"l " 1eneo "o1' ~''oAnos7 Aoi
appellaut.
,1.,,, ... H.. ,,tn,., ~ ,,, ..,.n =, .
lsIn ns!h.e nht & ~ @ 'anta ~ nv l., "lHu.e" M W.
eafror m a @ sor. o5 IN xo e
T.st, Geea,!.o 10 oppottniy ss oiiers aprcnnt: 70
os % @ ,Iir sts os IT, "
, ~ uss,o tho ou,cIjcn ta nycr ,la yon,.
.n u. "sMeo 'an ~ & =. ~. M e. is ~ 6oos" @
~ aIle'ao' paeo VI o'''inss1' "no aoE n' s "@io-
hoube'
II Is argued tat tho tug pcaent case aro din r
cut from those IN lilo caha o tlg Mcr:hants nespasch
is72), md hat thu rio tncro ANNOUNCED consequently
does nut aprly.
Ne aro unable to conclr III ths vieW OF tho casu.
TWEEN tho two cases
IVY fhs = w sisfHeh i GS.7 y. IMtoM.AHat
ana ~ uoch ~ amss' @ .t a ataeap. n w
roat sS araNea i ~ % tno euiG" pego' soc a. ~
mar M at,,sy sas 1' oyeppr ao0a oct 1s1 sI
tnoy Mere IT, s!I ueetsosea . o,,o.r n,t. saa
@ e. M tnc ~ ". n,cni,
rntt Of the e In hos sases there was urgent nsed
1or sno ins'ae nho o. .ao ears IN Mnacn .ao 8oona
llnioaslet tho came evening thu they arrived directly
iuto Tie arpolee's warchoisc and IN tho either cnse
they were 1loa.lcd Into tho warehouse Of tbs T1ans-
portatiou Company on tho following morning. It Ia
Flown III tho present case TINT IN uccont Of tile way
IN which aplcllees tracks arc laid anil It's freight
business IL conducted at tills depot, It iB
Impossible for eoNsiBpees to receive goods
which conveys until ufer they have bccl 1lnl0acd
fronl the rnr Tito lilo warehouse. In Haock's caao 1t
did not appenr but that goola arriving during business
hDurs might received directly from the car Or from
open platform accessible 10 lie public
IT 1s NOT SHOWN
TINT delivery from nrreI!cra warehuuscs necessarily,
ns IT. business ia conducted, less expeditions Or col-
ycnfent to consieuces, than delivery Of tho
eoods wonld be, 1ade from tho open plat
fnsm In no event could delivery Ut such depot be
instantaneous with The srriya' Of TIC goods nor could
ntetiueddIe with tho contents Of cars or indiacrim-
imale masses Of freight unloaded nlo1 platform;
obviously require, especially at dcpos whcro snc ut
pcrvxts Of the carrier sol bo FREQ from ousitle nj.
nnyanrc or interference I'll the arrangement unl eIIy
tl,c ttannt
r,vrur c.nn,rn,a nr7v
,,o, IL, ,oo M ~ n vaS t. H. .ot In ,r,o,d
WIFI talu e,'onn ne ~ ~ oIut, ~ Muaa
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June a.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
OF the lending articles OF produce IN Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours. and Tor the
corresponding date ono year ngo:
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LATEST.
NEW YoHK, June 24.-Tho Treasury liBburaod
s47,0OD. Customs receipts, s324, 4,0U0.
Specie stipnleuts, sail, 900. OF which fs115.o0o
WAS gold bars.
Alenoy, 2G93. Primo mercantile paper, 6a5k,
Sterling dnl1. and noninaliy 4B71dC@488 for 10
dnvs d90@49015 for sight.
Gold ranged from 1llH@t1136, tho opnning
and closing Prices. Carrying rates, 1@2; bor-
rowing, flat ut L..
Clearings. 82o0oos 900.
stato and rallsuad bonds atoadyand firm, Coy
ernMontH steady.
Stocks active in tho carly part Of tho day. NTH
nequent fluctuations. Shortly before tho close.
wnakHaea rradnninated, aud tn n1oainr nrcos
showed decline Of 11@2o from tho hfgheat
point. Tho greatest decline was in Wa6ash.
Which dropped from a519 to 99>5 on ths revival
of unfayoEao1e lumora; then came Lake Shore.
which foil from 751a to 735k; Western Union DO.
clincd from 7699 to 745S, aud Now York from 09s<
to 80, these tllreo stocks being influenced by RI.
1nors about Commodore Vanderbilt, wlo wa,
thrown from his wagon ycsserday Pacific Mail.
Union Pacific, Northwestern, Rock Island, and
0AloB we're each down about per cent, Erie
was ecceutrlo throughout the daY, and tho two
extremes were 81 q aud 3O5S- Tho othor fluctu-
atious were less important. Sales totHceu 10
and were 103, 600 shares, Of which $1,000 wore
Western Union, 5000 Union Pacific, II 900 Va
bas1, 1G, 000 Pacific Mail, $4,000 st. Paul, Is 600
Lake Shore, $4,000 Erie. and s, 900 Northwestern
common.
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:AHls, juno 24.-Nentcs, 50 francs Is oontines.
Tho Now York Dry.Gooi1a r}forf,o+.


NET yonK, juno 24.-BHsinesa was r4tAer mors
actiro with comn,ssatoh hotlses aud = moro hofefui
very 9uics brown cottous in fair reaucst, aid nc-
dium oleachcd shtrlings moved mora freely; Leayy
ianoy oaasn'eros and worsed coatings mot with fair
distribution to tho Western clothinu trade borlernd
prints continued In good demand
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aoas-Trade opened brskiy this morning at
tr'te better prices than nore obtained yestcsday but
~ the day wore sway there waa esB urgency Ii Tho
gained early III the day lost before the elose.
!y n1yeGs nsa looked TOR smaller supply and thoy took
tlers would not b tcnough to 20 around" The
trading was done chiefly at s5eo@6.So hut tie e.
tre'nes we're &.2598.00-tho ousido for cholce p1a-
Yet closed With quite number unaold Following uro
aOtu0 Of the sRlen I 'o ~~
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BOTTOM juno 34--Tharn continues to bn q onoh
de1Ana for gu descriptions Of wool 1soces ssarnn
anu rerr little bcon done; nav and old Quo and
1ennsyyania, 6o@Soc. Pulled woola In fair demaud
good EASTERN eurera, 62@j5c. ~~t-
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| He'o A"46o III P1oPottlon 10 tHB reported Ship
nlonta, aud tie weather wau hot and forc,g
which facts encouraged operations on tho part oi
those who arc always wanting M opportunity to
soil Short, Tho trading waH altogether ia on.
lions. Seller July oponel at 31.2lA, declined
$l&ol9@9l.2os5: Solor August sold at 3I.iyD
lt5l. Cash No: spring sold to tho extout Of
q000 bu At S1.2l15; No. spring was nomunl
NJ. " $i;a7; NJ. 3do ut $l.H and rejected do at
Al.6511. btinneauta wheat was uo,nil,al at Al "a
Tor No. l. aud $1.281d for No. 2.
| Corn waH irregular, aud averaged about 30
| lower than yestordnY, though Liverpool WIS
| quoted stronger, aud Now York STEADY. Tho ro-
eoipts were large and The shipments css, which
opened at G1c, advanced to 0it5c, and closed dull
| at Clio. Seller August sold at G1@GlgSc, Cast,
Nc NO: 2 ransed At Gl>5@61}sc, with Hale If Ii, 900
oa 81 6lNe' and all apparont disposition on the
price.
oata we're inactive, but nomnaliy a11ado cas-
Ter, III sympathy with corn quoted at 4Gf046lfc
casll cay Or seller June; 4l56@42o aellor july; I'D
3319 G03994c heller August.
Bye waa nom1uaiy unchanged. et s5M8so for
No. o'~ A'A
barley WIS nominally UNCHANGED Seller Sen.
tonpor. new. WAS quoted at b7@88c for Nc, ..
and fu@0Ioc for No. 9. Cnsh No. was nominal
70@75o. 'N ''''~'0' ~
THE CROPS OF EunopE.
Gasiguanis Messenger Of May " SAYS; "The
,ro, aes9uoss received from dthorent parts Of
s;a..t so.a TO eohnrh tte fact tAat tho fort
at,ara m"s weather we had here IN Api last was
1av he ae;a M eise ana That the samo
21th uls., and has only just ccasod. Tnero has
rn Gusm genera Gu! Ior ruin. tue little that fell
consoraJ -, a, OF 1%enty daYs being
rhia sJsaeteu as.ef1y ahaae1uate an Inconvenience
III Spain than elsewhere. Tho cropB thore
are IN puor atate just now, a c1rcum-
o,ancsa in nurnar .,,,ns H., eG.ious sti' eohso-
aaannot ~ .ann,.,'t oIee a !n1 tenor provinces
."r1's ~ ~ ~. u the oisli WIT sond tholr
mouth sh cropn tIlrnu pt,out Hru.;o wc.o;. t @as
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sExcll1slye Of flour, and Including ct. poter.huro
odessa, sud Azoy.soaporta only. ununlrial,
Tho rlttsburg Oil aInrkot.
PrrTsBuna, pa., Juno 21,--Urlulo unbalanced. s6e
st t4s wells; pat3t1too n lAskstsi Astagd no3
tuate4 ao-dsyt ~S'
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CHICAGO.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June q.
Ths receipts Of nve stock during tho weok have becn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29
The Aldine Chromos for 1874.

THE two chromos presented to subscribers Of TIE
Al.nlNE for 1874 are such beautiful and unusual
works OF ar-f.ithsl copies Of actua psintins' IN oil
made BY the celebrated artist. Thomas No,an. from
studies of naturr-that feel justified in calling
special attentioa to them These chroaoa represent
scenes characteristics "f the Es.t AID the West the
whe Mountains Of New Hsmpshire, and the Clids Of
Green River in Wyoming Territory. In all the range
Of grand amp b.autiful American scenery 1t would be
! didcult to 6nd tw" more Picturesqe or charming
views. unlike a nature in her varying moods, yet
appropriate companion pieces.
The view in the White Mountains gives the b.
holder grand and sublime scdne Of the most famous
with the very spirit Of tho region: The subject 10
treated with much breadth and feeling, without an
overcro~dne Of peaks and clids which often spoil
the artistic feet. The top ofthc principal mountain
ia surroundeb BY clouds Of mayica bsaut. which add
life to the scene, Indicating, they do, action. The
picture 10 Of the elem-nts-esrth .rir, water
such picture is always fresh, and grows dull
The ashing brook the rich group of autumn clothed
trrss. the deepdowa. far-away meadows. the stream
rushing dow" the mountains side. the cgs and rocks
the hint Of cloud mysteries, and innumerable noun
,1ns beyond all Of which the artist gives In this
picture. make it the most notable and really artistic
In pleasing contrast With the blue clouds nd eool
h"ights Of the White Mountains, have in the Cliffs
Of tGreen River golden. Landscape. .itha
70 h% Sns II: ssss
Moran bss faithfully reproduced. A grand red ..nd:
one side Of the river rejecting all tho brilliant hu-s
IT the skv, which also reprodueed in the water.
The picture is exceedingly brilliant but none too
much 40 for the heart If the Great American Dessr
where this scene is laid The foreground ofthis pic.
tnre Ia very rch aad the study Of es il delicate and
natural. One may carefully examine the whole list
ehrnnos offered to the public and fail to 6ud else
where 40 much real artistic excellenecs in these
two representative landscapes They are every way
worthy Of the great art js,rnal Of Ameriea.THk
ALDINE These chrom"a are ~ Rne, they can only
b. compared with the highest priced pictures offered
In the market, Itwoud Be- an njuatiee to place them
BY the aide Of any ofthe cheap prints commonly cent
out bv newspapers aspeemiums to their subses,bora
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Red County.

There is no section Of the State
where unimproved farms, conveniently
and desiratly located, can be purchas.
Ell to better advantage than in Red.
wood county. The very best Of soil
and adapted to every kind Of crop
grown in this latitude; two iirst class
Flour mills and = Saw mill; timber
enough to meet the wants of the county
when it is we'll settled up; School dis.
tricts being organised aud school
houses built all over the county good
trading point At Redwood Falls. it
has the material to make it a No. 1.
agricultural community. The present
population is, almost entirely, Aueri.
can. In the Southeastern portion of
the county there is considerable land
subject to homestead entry and many
cieces Of the best farming land, within
ponvcuient distance Of Redwood Falls
can be purchased At from four to ten
dollars an acre. Persons looking for
cheap homes. to whom good land, de.
sirable neighbours, schools, churches
and such like are important, cannot
be better suited than in this immedi-
ate vicinity. To any person desiring
particular information it will be freely
and truthfally given.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

1t is proposed to amend the Ccnst;.
tuition of the U. S. in relation to the
mann r Of electing the Presideot aud
Vice President. We take from the
St. Paul Dispatch the Scnate's pro.
posed plan, in condensed form.
First-To abolish the Electoral
College.
Second-The President and Vice
President to be voted for directly by
the people.
Third-Each State to be divided
into as many districts as it has Repre-.
eentatives. aud the candidate having
the highest vote for president in TIE
district to receive the vote of that dis.
trict, which shall count one Presiden
tisl vote; each State to be also enti-
tied to two Presidential votes At large
which shall be counted for the candi.
date having the highest aumber Of
votes in the whole State.
Fourth-The person having the
highest number OF such Presidential
votes in the United States shall be
President. This will allow President
to be elected BY plurality vote.
Fifth-These provisions to be appli-
cable to the election Of Vice President
Sixth-Conyress shall have power to
provide for holding Presidential cleo
lions. and to establish tribunals for
decision Of contested elections in di >.
tricts or States, and make regulations
TO govern the tribuaals.
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MAKE OF MosrovooR-william Brockway, and
Ruth BrOckway, bis wife.
NAXE o. N0RTCA0HE-JOhn B E1Wood.
Dare ~ rN"Rr0AoE-Novsmber2 22ud 1872
when and Where Recorded, In the Office of Regis.
ter OF Deeds in aud Tor Redwood County. Miuuesota
Oh 23d day Of November, A. D.. 1872 at TX
o'clock. A. N. in book Of Mortgages pages 20 81
Description OF Premises, The snuth west quartcr(z
Of the north east quarter (H), The west haIf(l-2j
Of the south east quarter t) and the north half
the south West quarter tA) Of Section Twenty -four
t2i) Township os~ hundred and twelve iil2) Range
Thirty -four (34) west
Amount claimed to be due on said Mortgage at
the date here Of seven Hundred and ninety eight
dollars, and proceedings ut law otherwise hav-
ing been had commenced to collect said mortgage
debt any part thereof
Notice is hereby given. that by reason Of default
In the payment OF the said sum Of money, aud by
virtue Of power OF snle in siad mortgage coutained
the said mortgage will be foreclosed BY sal ofssd
premises at public auction. to take place at tho front
door Of the Court House ih-the village Of Redwood
Falls, Redwoad County, Minnesota, on the 7th day
Of March 1874 at 10 o'clock A. n. to satisfy the
that will tben be due said mortgage with
the disburse and cost by law allowed. besdes
seventy five dollars for attorneys fees stipulated
JOHN EfwooD Mortgage.
~ E.POWELL, Attorney for Eortgag"e.
D ted Redwood Falls. Minn., January 2lst 1874.
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Somebody proposes, in the Farmers
U~ios. that the patrons Of the State
shall raise fund to support the widows
of farmers. and to establish . system
Of Grange Orphan Schools, where or.
phans Of members may be taken care Of
aud educated for useiui lives. This il
an admirable idea, and it cannot be
too vigorously acted Oh. In their
=. eat strength and prosperity the
Changers ought to cast an eye to the
future and lay the foundation Of sure
comfort for those who are near and
dear to them, They can act together
most effsctiv.ly ~ an order, and they
can do n" better work than that pro.
posed.-Minneapolis 7ribuse.
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The St. Peter Tribune says that
Messrs. Chris. Camehl aud Wm. Lmhr
returned few days ago from Texas,
whittier they went in October last, for
the purpose OF satisfying themselves
whether the representation Of friends
residing there as to the superiority Of
that coaatry, we're really true They
return fally satisfied that Minnesota is
far preferable in almost every particu
lar, and are Determined to remsia here
They do net like either the climate or
the society Of Texas as we'll as here,
and the chances for business are not as
good; prices for labor are generally
lower there, while the cost Of living is
much higher. Mr.. Camehl has also
lived several years in Oregon and Cal.
ifornia, besides investigating the advan
tagcs OF other States, and IL thoroughly
satisfied that Minnesota offers the
greatest inducements Of any.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

SALE OF ELEvAroRs.-Messrs
Lewis l. Shaubut of this city, have
purchased the elevators Of the Vino
NJ and St Peter Railroad Company at
Janesville aud New Ulm and will take
possession of the same % soon rs the
wheat It present stored there BY the
compaoy can be taken out-possibly
the FIRST Of next week. The GAINESVILLE
elevator has capacity Of 20 900 bush.
els, and the one At New Uim. includ-
including warehouse, Of SO, 900 bush
els. The Mankato elevator has not
been disposed Of but probably will be
leased to the above or some other re-
sponsible parties.-Mankato Reviec.
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NOTICE.

U.s. Land Of1ce,
Redwood Falls. Minn.. Apnl 26. 1873. !
Complaint having h~eu entered at this Office by
Thoa GilrOy sgains. PhilO WHams ton for abandon.
ing has Homestead Entry, No. TOSS, dated May 2l
lS72 npon the North East quarter ofo Section II
Township liz, Range q, in Iyn County
Minn,
with . view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at tbi.
odice on the 10th day Of Feb. 1874, At l9 O'Clock
A. t. reapond and furnish Testimony eoneernina
said alleged abandonment.
B. +. SNIrR, Register.
II VIZ n. KELLy, Receiver.
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The Eight Annual Convention Of
the Minnesota Editors and Publishers
Association will meet at Minnea polls
on Tuesd,y. Feb Sd The Annual
address will be delivered b. Harlan P.
Hall of the St. Paul Dispatch.
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The ecclesiastical laws OF last year
in Germany have been followed this
year by the civil marriage act. Nc
marriage is legal which is not per-
,ormed by a civil fauctionarY. Though
at 6rst this may appear like another
step in the direction Of State suprena.
cy, it is really \ relaxation Of the &c.
cIesiasticai laws Of last year. and is in.
tended to relieve difficulties which
those laws have occssioned. The ia.
creasiny insubordi"ation Of the priests
aud their resistance to the IL We impos.
ed upon them, have made it necessary
for the State to dispossess them, The
result is, that while they continue to
solemnize marriages, those marriages
are not recognized as valid BY the
government. To m ,et this difficulty
it is now required that every marriage
shall be performed by State officer.
This will be what the State will take
cognisance Of, and BY this the question
Of legitimacy aud inheritance, will be
detcrmined. It is not grievance, as
it binds all alike. Those who do not
consider such = performance as mar.
riage It ali, are not compelled to, and
will not Re prevented from having the
marriage performed . second tine. DO
cording to their own preferences, End
the laws Of their own Shurch.-Iot-
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An entirely new and original plea
has been entered BY the New York
Tribune 10 libel suit brought agaios,
that Journal BY Judge Alexander
AcCue. Tho Judge claims 100000
reparation for damsge to his character
The Tribuae replies that it, charges
agaisst McCue are true, as they are
ready TO prove, and even ifthey wsrs
not true. that McCue shss no charact
Or susceptible Of damage! Imagine
how m old fashioned .,specisl plsader'
would open his eyes and wipe his spec.
tacles over m insovation - stunning
rs that :-Er.
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A petition is being quite extensive.
ly circulated by our citizens praying
the Legislature to pass, during its pres
ent session, an amendment to section
IL. article l, the constitution Of our
State. in o,der that mechanics aud
material mems liens may attach upon
houesteads, As we'll - other propertp.
Red Wing AEyxs
There are sixty.ewo lumber camps
on the St. Croix River and its tributa-
ries this winter. This is nearly the
usual number, aud it is the opinion Of
prominent lumhermen that . much
larger quantity Of logs will be cut dur
Jog this winter than was contemplated
in the fall. Present Indications are
that there will be large quantity Of
logs for the market next seasou.-Ptne
C0umty Nesos.
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Mr.. Hill Of Winona has introduced
a bill in the Minnesota Legislature, to
abolish the fees Of Judge of Probate.
aud pay that officer salary, regulated
by the population of the County, but.
not to be less than $3.50 per annum.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29
"Unqutxfi,~aty tic Best Sustained
Work of the Il nj IL the World"
Harper's Magazine.
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must consider it ~ of Ill. educators we'll as
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tur~ that has kept with. ifit has mot led the
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juhtiaabl" euupt,c~ney. 1t sl.o ~ntitlss them to
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