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Den. r. SMITH, Pegister.
VIM. II. Kelly. Receiver
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOElCE OF FORECLOSU IL.
HAxs o. NoRrGAooes:-Hsnry Hill and Mary l..
Hill his wife.
NAME o. MosroAoxx:-Guy R. wescott.
DARE o. NoxraAoE:-Ths END day Of January
RECORDED C. on the 18th day Of March A 1872 at one
Mortgages on pages I. Z and In the o6ice Of the
Register Of Deeds q the County Of Yellow Medicine
Minnesota.
mortgage at the date Of this notice IL Twenty-Five
Hundred and Seventy One Dollars and Thirty Three
coats.
s,s e <: sss: ss.s l.;
Two (2l of Section Thirty Four (sa) In Township
One Hsndred and Sixteen ll6l Of Raage Thirty
nine t3s) Four Hundred asd Sixty-Six (466) feet
vest thvough said section, running thence north
till the Yue strikes the Minnesota River again being
intended to convey Blocks Fourteen 90 Fifteen ns
Sixteen s @ and tee
to gether with the water power and grist mill there
on also Lot one of Section Thirty Three ls3l
In Township One Hundred and Sixteen l1i6J oa
Range Thirty Nine f391 and all that part Of Lots
ri and Tro fal Of section thirty Fo1r C3ll 10 said
fcvnshjp and Range not included in the said Town
.ts Ok Granite Falls, containing Seventy acres. b
the same more Or les: :I 10 shs County Of feo"
Dcaalt has besn made In the payment Of the Debt
secured BY said mortgage according to the terms
thereof and Of the promsory note therein mention
become operstiye, and NO proceedings ut Law have
been institased to recover said debt or any part
thereof.
Now therefor notice Is hereby given that pa.suant
to said power Of sale and to the statute In such
made and provided the above descrioed mortgages
premises viii Be- sold at public vendue BY the Sheriff
ofsaid County Of yellow Nsdiciee to the highest
IL tie II Town ~" of Ysilov i Ssdeoe il said Comfy
day Of Nay b 1874 At II o'clock IN tae
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MORTGAGE SALE

Default has been made in the paym .nt Of the .um
Of One Thousand Eve hundred and sixty one dollars
and twenty five cents which Is claimed to be due at
the date Of this notice on Mortgage bearing date
the first day of September D 1873 executed by
Edward Mccormick Of tho County Of Redwood and
State Of Minnesota to r. Mccormick and Maria Nc
Cormick of ths City Of New York and recorded in
the Office OF the Register Of Deeds In ami for the
County OF Redwood and State Aforesaid the first
'"E' Of Mortgages on pags 10.
No action or proceeding at law or otherwise has
been instituted to recover the debt or any part
thereof secured BY said Mortgage.
Now therefore notice Ia hereby given that Ia pur.
Of power Of sale contained in said mortka
and Of the ststutes in such made and provided
The premises described in and cove.ed By aaid mort
gage a follows to wit.
The south -ast quarter of Section t~enty two (2l
The south west quarter 1.-THE south west quarter Of
section twenty three 23). The north west quarter
of the north west quarter anil IN" xonth east IT thu
north west quarter of s-ctiou twenty-six (.6,
The northeast quarter 1t the n"rt:''ast quarter "f
section twenty (27) and the southeast quarter
ot IT,. s"uth east qu.trr Of SECTION thirty thrrr :)
all in Township No. One hu.'ircd and twelve (1l2,
n"-,h "f Range y" thirty f"u- "a, west. Will be
s..d at Ouhc auction hv ts- al rif II sail County
ai4li" front door Of the Court Husa In the Town 1T
R.dwon,i Fails: r. .lwn..d C"u"ty. Minn a0ta the
22nd day II May u 1884 at II "'c:"ck In til"
.n.eno.,n tn satisfy amount thar due said
m"rt.ag and the "osta and xprnsee Of sale inclu'-
ing ave dollars ATTORNEYS fees stipulated ~
he paid in snid Mortgage in of F"r-clo-ure.
h. MCCORMICK a"d
NsRlA McC,bRMI X
Mortgage ..
GEO. KrHJNAN Attorney for Mortyagres.
Dated N I; eli 31st 1874 "a
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The carfet number .. Sr. NICHULA.
opens with an article on the inventios
Of printing, by Donald G. NTH
ell, and illustra'ed by a large en-
craving Of Guteberg's statue at Stras
burg. An article, entitled Life Savins
On Our Coast by William H Ride
ing, gives useful and highly inter
esting account, Of how poor shipwreck
ed sailors aud and passengers are saved
when they are thrown upon our cast i
for it appears, they are nearly alway,
saved. Four excellent illustrations
accompany this article. Another Us :
ful paper is that upon 'Wo"d Carvin :,
illustrated by working designs. EIiz'
beth Stuart Phelps contributes a
short story called Taken at His Word,
finely illustrated by Sheppard. l.. b
hldrich has an account Of the infant
violinest, James Speaixht, which is
full Of pathetic interest ; is The Church
Cook, a translation, from the Swedish
Of Topelius Mrs. Pomroys Page
by Mr.. Mary L. Bradley The Wrong
Bird by Paul Font, a story Of the
trouble a little negro boy got into BY
going after birds nests that were big.
ger than himself aud the conclusion
ofthat real boy story, Wrecked at
Home.' by Noah Brooks. The poems
are by Celia Thaxter, Margaret E,-
ti"ge and Mary A. Lathbury. The
latter illustrates her poem, which is q
curious conceit, showing how old
Mother Moon goes about after her
little stars who stay up to late. The
three serials are increasing in interest
10 Fast Friends, there are adventures
at q boarding-house 10 New York iu
'Nimpo's Troubles, the children get
into scrapes in Western village, and in
What might Have Been Expected
wonderful schemes are concocted in
the back woods Of Virginia. Jack .in-
the-Pulp is unusually good this
month; he fairly sparkles with fun,
and every body, Old aud young, will be
sure to have jolly laugh with Jack
for April The letter Box and other
departments are full aud interesting
IS usul.
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a prisoner named Stack having es
caped from the State Prison ut Still.
water. Warlea Jackmau visited the
Governor to see about having IA re.
ward IF red for his recap,ure. Sack
is dangerous. desperate msn. aud the
Warden thought large reward should
b. given for him; but the amount
which can he offered is limited by stat
ute. Stack was sentenced from Wa
bashaw county, for participation in a
cold biooded murder 1t Reeds Land.
lug. lie escaped trom the Sheriff when
on his way to the prison, but Was cap.
tared after hiding few days on the
river bottoms aud islands near Red
Wing. The IN inner OF his escape is
not clearly kn,sn. bat, h- had at lea>,
several hours start when his atseuc.
was discovered -Disp,,ct.
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SEARCHES Having recently BE-
come acquainted with u new remedy
for this and all other diseases Of do,Des.
tic animals that require IN external
application. and having tested it i,
scratches, iuf,med eyes, bruises and
spr.ins. l tee, that | cannot do YOU,
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Of petroleum, aud is far superior. a. M
external application, to any ointmen,
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equally good tor cuts and wounds, and
is, in short, Of universsl application
Gala are rapidly healed BY its use
aud for al hoof diseases it II invalua
ble.-CJr. RMral World.
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Poor MANS SCHOOL. .KUOM.-Web.
stcr's Unabridged Dictionary. (contain /.
ing 30OD iiiu-'rasio IS. has been said
to been said 10 oe the Poor Man Z
.Sclool L~m." 1t contains all that u
Necessary to FIRST class elementary cd
ucation, Grammar, History Classics
Mathematics, Geography. Astronomy
aud in fact nothing is wanting 10 make
II perfect Encyclopedias Of informa
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NOTICE.
q. ). Land Office,
Rcdx0ad Eslls uinn Anril q l67A

U. s. Land Uhce,
Redwood Falls, Minn., April 9 1874. !
Th.orre G. Have .ysinst Adam Buck tor .i,,nion;cy
his H"n-s tead Entry No 6lYS. dated Sept. 4, 1871,
upon the N Z = N " I and Lots No. Il section
Township ia Range II in Sibiey County, Ainne-
sofa
with! view to the cancellation Of said entry; the
SAID parties are merely summoned to appear at this
o,ce tue lOtn Gay Of Jane. 1874. At 20
''c,'cs NJ, to respond and furnish testimony c"n
ca rn Eg said all gcd abandonment
T.. F. SMITH. Rrgi.ter.
20 wv. II. KELLY. Reeeivr.
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NOTICE.

~ :. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls. linn. March 30th 1874
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Hiram J Trip against Marccllus G Holmes for atan
'loning his Pre-. Emption film. No 40. dated Jun.
eth 1878 upon the North West quarter section 20
TOWNSHIP. IL, .;angc II in Lyon County Minnesota.
with u ~ew :" the cancellation Of said entry the
sal! paths hereby M"n-d to appear at this
"'c'' q" the 18th day Of May 1874, at 10 "c':ck
t." respond and furnish testimony eOncrrnug said
alleged abandonment.
ZEN. r SMITH, Register.
q sWN. KELLY. Rocxiyer
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The call We published two weeks
Ego i"r meeting to organize a mill.
tary complny brought olt u iar:.
crowd last Thursday siter.oo". Lu,
their coming was more tor the sake Vi
getting II gun tha" for any other rsa.
sanson, m 'st OF them ,hiukiog that 'Le, !,
could take the guns home with them.
Whe they toand out the facts iu the
Case heir miIit.ry srdor aba,cd, aud
nothing was done toward oryauixlnr
the company. a. i'arie Press.
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ScRlBNER's FoR NAY Jules
Verne's new story, The Mysteriou.
Island is continued in the May mum.
Der Of Scribner's, with which number
a new volume Of this magazine is be.
gun. 10 the same number Edward
King has another Great South chap
ter, profusely illustrated. Mr.. King
deals, this month, with the mountains
Of Tennessee, Georgia and South Car.
olina. 'Adina,' an interesting story
by Henry james, Jr., is begus, and
will Be concluded in June Mrs. SpofF:
ord has 4 touching story, eatisled
AT Lasts, aud there is = graphic sketch
by Il. IL. d. Of The Doctors Wife,
Mr. Richardson's illustrated paper on
The New Homes of New York tells
aud suggests much about the 'd.t' sys.
TEN oi living. Mr.. Stsduan discusses
'Teunyson' with his usual skill, lusigh,
aud e4tholicity; Mr.. Ruffaer, Super,n.
tendent Of Public Instr uction Of the
State IT Virginia, gives hls own op!"-
lou on The Co. Educatiou ot the White
aud Col"red Races; aud Mr.. Schu-
macher describes the lately discovered
Saver Desert OF South Amcr,ca,
Mr.. T.ylors District School, tn.
opening poem is charmios,y illustrated
by Sol. Ey.inye aud Miss Tratton'.
Katherine Earle is also iliustra,eJ
De- Holland, in Topics Of the Time
writes about Star L.cturlns,' .Yh.
Great Temperance Movement aud
Political Morality The Old s,abiae,
contaiDs "A Crooked Line and .Th.
Woodspusgc. The Etchings thi
month are esiarged to iour pages, AM
Home aud Society deals entirely viii
tn. fashisns.
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B. F. SnITH, RegiateT,
VIZ. H. KgLLY. Receive
NOTICE.

U. 3. LAND UFp1CE,
Redwood Falls Minn., April IA 1874.
Complaint having been entercd at this O6ice by
George VI. Link against Marvin A. Chase for alan-
doning his Homestead Eniry No. 66sS, Dated Nov
!, 1874, upon the East halt Of South west quarter
seetien 2. Township Ill, Range u in lyon County
Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry the
said parties are hersby summoned tn appear at this
0aiee on the 10th day of day, 1874, at IL o'clock
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
BEx. r. SIXTH, Register.
% VIZ. H. LELLY. Receiver
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Legal. ADVERTISEM'TS
SUM MONS

State Of Minnesota I DISTRICT COURT,
County Redwood 9TH. JUDICIAL. III STRICT.
DAVID Billings, flain,ia, against George L. cw.
The State u Minnssoh to the above named de-
I"u are hereby summoned and requi 81 to an-
swer the complaint in this action whicl, il filed in
the ossee OF Clerk ofCourt in said County and +"
ssrve copy OF your answer to the said complaint
On The auhacriter At hia oiice in Marshall, l.v"n
Ceensy, Saee OF Minnesota, within twenty drs .itr
the ~rvics "f this snmnons upon you, exclusive uf
tue DAY Of zach serviee and il you fail I" rs.w.r
tne co"pai"t within the time Aforesaid the paint
10 tnis sclion viii take Judgment against you f'r hs
sum eaimsd IL the aid cOmp t. besides dislu. >,
mrnta and costa Of suit.
Dated April IL, 1874. E. B. JEwErT,
Pain,lfTs Attorney
hall
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NOTICE.

Us. hand Office,
Redwood Falls MINI. Msrch 25th lS74S
Complaint having be- n entered At this Office by
PETER P-dersen against Lewis Hotstiene for aban-
ioning his r.. Emption Cling No 81, dated July %
1871, upon the half Of quarter aud + half of s
= quarter Sect,"" 8, Township lis, Range 81. in
Renville Comfy Niun-S,ts.
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned tn appear at this
Office on the eth da. o. Arsl 1874 At II o'clock NJ.
tn r~spOnd and Furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
Den. r. SMITH, Register.
q Xm IL KEEL. Y Receiyer
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Anew supply Of legal blanks, deeds,
mortgages, ch attle mortgages. Justices
blanks, &c--for sale 1t this olice.
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Mr.. w. l.. Crawford has sold his
farm Of l6O acres, in Mower county,
six miles east Of lie Roy, for 6,0O0
bushels Of wheat, payable in six years
II 900 bushels each wear.
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! he ST. taui auu Chicago lS.siw ~
have sued the Trustees OF the Minne
>cta Hospital for the Insane and Gov.
. DAVIS. to recover - OOO and some odd
acres Of sw amp lands set apart to the
| il'~pi'al under act Of the ].".i>la'ure
1865. which set apart swamp land to
v1riuus state institutions, Normal
Schools. &c. The railway Company
claim that the lands we're granted to it
~ act of 1868, to aid in the construc.
.ion Of its road, and that it Was enti.
tied to conveyance Of these lands
from the Governor on the completion
Of its road. The Governor declined
making the deed to the company, as
the State officials here certified the
lands to to the Asylum. and he prefer
ed that the courts should settle the
question between the claimants rather
t'an than take the responsibility upon
himself.-Ss. Peter Tribune.
On~hc 10th Of last February the
Norwegian steamer Auna sailed from
New York for Rotterdam. She is
now forty. nine days out on her voyage,
and no news has been received respect
ing her The cargo consisted Of about
81 900 bushels Of grain, upward Of
800 OUO pouods Of provisions, and a
small quaatity Of general cargo. The
grais was put on board under the su-
:,ervisi5n Of an agent Of the United
States Ll"yd's Marine Insurance com
pany, who gave certificate that it
was properly slowed. There is pos.
sibiiity tha, her machinery has broken
down. aud that she is proce: ding to
h.r destination under sail, but the
heavy weather that has prevailed on
the Atlantic since hcr departure leads
to grave doubts as to her safety.
The hotel barn of Samuel Colsou,
of this place, burned on Friday night
about IL o'clock. There were fourteen
horses in the barn, and eight were
saved aud six were burned-three be-
io"ged to Washburn & Co., of Anoka,
two to Mr.. Dewick, Of Princeton, and
one to Dr.. Il. r. Crawford, Of Elk
River. Sixteen sets Of harness, eight
tons Of hay, aud one hundred bushels
Of oats were also consumed. Loss
about $1,000. No Insurance. Elk
River Aeus.
Minnesota. says an exchange, Is
going to offer a reward Of 5000 to
auy une w'o shall invent a m.cnine
>ap,be Ut converting the crude boy
peat "t that tate into good 'uerchan'.
gb!e fuel in compact or adhesive dry
blocks, or in some form available tor
transportation aud handling at cost
Of say Sl.50 per ton.
Wheat touched dollar last Satur.
iav. Most holders here have c"nciu
ded to selt a. the present f.ure. an!
". thluk the bulk Of wheat. ia store
mere Will change hands, rather tha"
risk the future, aItho s,me have faith
it viii 90 >s.!i Il, sher.-Si. Peter 7'i.
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TIE coal area ut Dhio equals that "f
;;reu Britain. aud is six tunes yr-a.er
than that Of Fra"c., pru,si "r Aus.
ria, anl about i.ar times greater
than that "fSpsin, which nas a greater
cx'ent OF coal territory than any othe,
nation on the continent. Great Brit
ain owes her greatness As u co,nmer.
cia! AID manufacturing aation to this
source OF weaith aud power. thou:h
her mines are many hundred feet deep
ani are worked with great labor aud
risk of lite.
At the rate the mines Of the State
now yield, the coal would not be ex.
hausted IN 81 200 years. or would
stand the present draft on allthe mines
OF United States for 4 $50 years Or
with a yearly product equal to thai
that Of the mines Of Great Britain
it would last 600 years.
These ta;ts show that there is plen
y OF Coal in Ohio for some ,iue te
cume, waste it as We way, and not,
withs,andiug the rapid increase in the
consumption.
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Oar MEAL.-lt is strange that this
article Of diet has not come more into
general use in this country. In Scot
land, it is used As freely ss wheat -four
is here, while it forms no inconsidera-
bic part Of the food supply Of ireland
and England.
Oas meal is one Of the most nutri
t,ous articles which Cat be eaten. 1t
has been found by careful analysis to
furnish 20 per cent Of the elements
which 60 to sustain life aud make mus.
Gle, While wheat aud barley -four con.
tains but ii, aud corn but l2t 1t par
t;cularly aboun'!s in phosphorus which
is slim ulant to the brain, aud On no
other fooi ca" Que endure 50 great or
SD prolonged mental labor as oa this.
1t i, valuable also as food for children
aud no heaithicr ones can be found iu
the world than the lads and lassies OF
Scotland who are brought mp on oateu
cakes with change Ut oat meal por.
ridge.
10 make the porridge it is stirred 10
boiling water with with 4 little salt,
aud cooked until it has acquired the
consistency Of hasty pudd,ag. The
cakes are made usually by mixing the
meal to q dough aud kneading it,
putting in salt and shortening, and then
naking Gu plants in an oven. '.Gr,ts''
are the seeds deprived Of the husks,
which are made Into Cruel aud much
liked by some.
Cra'k Il SOU Of this city are the only
ma" utacturcrs in the >tata, aud make
superior article which they ssIl iu
large " small quantities ~ people may
order. They are reliable gentlemen
aud those Who send from = dis.a ucc
will have their orders promptly attend.
ed to.--Faynsess Uxion.
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GUILELLsS ~ he henderson T,Mes
speaks OF Capt Sisler as The guilciess
little Captain"
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a new use tor Waste paper. iGe
Prp"s ,nc...l'e, vn,ch i, now large
e."u IA QUE would thlHk for Il prison
er, IS to bc uGmentc. by nuvsi ex-
pe,iicnt. Ii France tn. faithful are
t. gather up and preserve waste pap:r
# ali kinds, whi;n Will 'e carefully
sorted, aud surh vf the ncwsp ,pcrs d.
can b. sod to cou, pIc'c flies will oe dis
= 'se,i Ut III that Way, while the rest
will be s,i1 to the wast--paper mau
with the other scraps. The Wast-Faper
Guild, as the body under whose ausp,.
ces the expc l,cut is to be tried styles
itself. Calculates that ii it gets foot.
in every diocese in France, the
Holy Faith may annually receive a,
least 300 900 frances. The frequent
con6>catiou BY the authorities OF the
whois issue OF a newspaper will be ~
aid to this Jealous band.
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NOTICE.,

U. 8. Land U6ce,
Redwood Falls. Minn., April l3, 1874
Cen pIatnt having been entered At this Office l.y
Theodore ". Spauldiug against Edward Meyer. tor
.osodonfa9 biz Pre-Emption Eutry No. lSi, dated
Aayust6. 1879, upon the southeast quarter. section
~. twnship 1l3, raoSv Il in Lyon cuun,y
with view to the cancellation OF said entry tho sail
partsa ass hereby sumnoned to appear at this Office
ON the 18th day Of May, 1874, at O'Clock NJ to r.
sP"nd and fur2sh tcstimosy concerning said alley.
B.F. SnITH, Register,
We N K~,v~