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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05
A SINGULAR DISCOVERY.

A rich vein of,hematite iron ore was dis
covered at the corner Of Washington and
North Moore streets, in this city Wednes-
day, while excavating for tie foundation
of new building. 1t is sad to be the first
mineral of any kind found in the soil of
Manhattcn Island.
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oum NEW yowlx LErrEB.
Heat - suustrOikes - EiectiOns - Erie
EnvcstigaaiOn--N RcnDon,tes- - Clerk
Arrcstcd--'Ehc Few Gold Mania
Dry Goods MARKET.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 4.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 4.
The weather here continues TO be OPP
pressivc, and the heat is intense every day
until late in the night The country is
suffering for rain. Travel is very dusty
and disagrceable Several cases of sun
stroke occurred Wednesday,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

In domestic dry goods the package trade
is moderate, but the jobbing branches are
gradually assuming a fair degree of anima-
ton Cotton goods are unsettled, owing
to daily breaks in brown and bleached
goods. The finest of the loom was the
first grade to decline this week, sales hay
ing been made at thirteen cents, and Wam-
suttas were the next to decline yesterday to
seventeen cents, and so it will probably
continue until values become equalized.
C1aflin & Co, have again marked down
brown cottons, Atlantic A and Indian
Head lie, Atlantic IL 104, Atlantic ID 0Ic,
Wachusett 10tc, and Massachusetts stand.
ard 10lc
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Scribner's Monthly.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOIlCE OF FtJKEs'LN)SUK ~.
NAxx OF MoRraAooRs:-Hsnry Hill and Mary L.
Hill his wife.
NAME or MoRra .aEE:-Guy R. wescott.
DARE o. NokraAGx:-Ths 22nd day Of January
Recorded On the 18th day of March n 1872 at one
Mortgages on pages l. 2 and In the Office of the
Register Of Deeds ei the County Of Yellow Medicine
The amount which is claimed to be due ON said
mortgage at the date of this notice is twenty-five
Hundred and Seventy One Dollars and Thirty Three
cents.
on the west hank Of the Minnesota River on Lot
Two (2) of Section Thirty Four {3a) in Township
One Hundred and Sixteen (116) Of Range Thirty
nine t3a) Four Hundred and Sixty-six (466) feet
south Of the Quarter Section lihe running east and
west through said section, running thence north
till the Mne strikes the Minnesota River again being
intended TO convey Blocks Fourteen a. Fifteen n5
the Town Of Granite Falls as surveyed and recorded
to gether with the water power and grist mill there
on also Lot one II Of Section Thirty Three [sS1
10 TownshIp One Hundred Hun and si1tesn flloJ Of
l1l and Two C2l OF section Thirty Four in said
fownship and Range not included In the said Town
site o. Granite Falls, containing Seventy acres Be
the same more or less al In tho County Of yellow
Medicine and State ofMinnesota.
Default has bssn made in the payment Of the Debt
secured BY said mortgage according TO the terms
ed whereby the power Of asle in said mortgage has
become operative, and no proceedings at Law have
been instituted TO recover said debt or any part
thereof.
Now therefor notice 10 hereby given that pursuant
TO aaid power Of sale and to the statute In such case
made and provided the above described mortgaged
premise. viii BE- sold at public veodue by the sheriff
of said Coanty Of yellow Medicine to the highest
bidder for cash At the office ot ths Register Of eeos
In the Town of Yellow Medicine in said County
ef yellow Medicine on Tuesday the tweitn
day Of May A d 1874 At II O'Clock in tae
forenoon Of said day to satisfy far ~ may be the
amount due upon stid mortgage debt aid the costs
and expenses Of this foreclOsure.
Guy WE3COrT. Mortgage.
BEEBE l. SHAW, Attorneys for NortAagee.
Minneapolis MINI.
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what | ate but ottensr received it from
the hand Of charity. As | was con.
sidsred harmless Lanatic, little attsn-
ti"n vas given me, aside from what my
condition would naturally excite. F.n i.
" after many wAnderinxs, found my.
self in the city Of Nashville, aud almost
upon the moment Of my arrival there,
owing to the lack Of proper care aud
nourishmeot probably, l was taken
sick, aud sent to the Hospital How
long I remained there, or what occurred
during my illness, was ike dream.
With here aud there only. faint sem.
bl.oos Of reality. At length l was
deemed sufficiently we'll to need no fur.
ther care and attention, by those hav-
ing the charge Of me, and I was dis.
charged. Partially cured in body it is
true. but me'taly, l was 10 no condit-
ion to have been cast upon the charity
Of strangers for that care, and attention
which my condition evidently required
I barely had . glympse Of reason, or
it may be, that it was merely that in-
stinot which 10 implanted in all animals
by nature, and prompts them to crafty
the natural wants, for tn . preservation
Of life only. Sometimes l had partial
y lucid Intervals, which, owing to the
s,ranxeness Of my condition aud sur
roundin g, rather tended to confuse
me, than explain how came
to be there. not being able to recall
evea my name. nor any IF the events
Of my past life, except in = vague and
indefinite way. After being discharg-
I'd from the Hospital, I wandered
about without any very veil defined
idea of where I should 60, or what l
should do. In my wauderiugs, howev-
er, l found myself at the Steamboat
landing, a steamer was there about
ready to cast off her lines and start,
where, was not material to me. I stole
silently, aud cautiously on boar :, and
fearing I should be elected if found,
hid myself away among the piles Of
freight in the Engine room, where l
remained until the boat had left her
mooriugs, and was many miles on her
way.-To be continued.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the pawn ent Of the sun
of One Thousand five hundred and sixty one dollar,
and twenty five cents, which ia claimed to be due Al
the date Of this notice Mortgage bearing date
the 6rst day Of September D 1873 executed b,
Edward Mccormick of tn County Of Redwood ant
Cormick "f tn. City If New York and recorded il
the office OF the Register Of Deeds in ami for the
County Of Redwood and State aforesaid on the Rra
DIV of september a n 1873 at o'clock NJ in Booi
''!' Of Mortgages on page Co.
No action proceeding ut law Otherws se has
been instituted t. recover the debt or any par,
thereof secured by said Mortgage.
Now therefore notice is hereby given thst ia pur.
Of power Of sale contained in said mortgage
and of the sttutes in such made and provied
The premises described in and covered by said mort
gag follows to wit.
The south east quarter Of Section twenty two az
The south west qnartenS the south west quarter Of
Section tw,.utv three 23,. The north west quarter
Of the north ST quarter AMI tn. sonth east Of th
north west quarter Of section twenty-six (26)
The northeast quarter vt the northeast quarter OF
section twenty t27) and the southeast quarter
Il" thu south east quarter Of Section thirty three (33)
all in Township No. One huadred and twelve (112)
north Of Range n" thirty four (34, west Will b.
sold at public suction by the sh riff Of said Cuntv
1t the front door Of the Court House in the Town
Redwood Falls: II .Aw" ID County, Mimi sots the
22nd day If Nav ID 1874 at IL "'c.ock in tn.
,oreno"n tn satisfy q amount than due on said
m"rtyags and the costs and xp-naes of sale incud.
be paid in said Mortgage in caa. Of Foreclosure
B. MCCORMICK and
MARIA McCO<MI K
GEO. KuHLMAN Attorney for Morty.sees.
Dated MAJ ch 31st 1874. %
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SURE CURE FoR CArrLR LICE
Take one beapiag teaspoonfal Of cop.
peras; mix With bran or any other
kind Of meal. If you haven't any
bran Or any meal, mix With salt Two
doses will drive them entirely away.
Il will not only kill the lice, but it will
keep OF diseases and give the cattle
an Appetite. I have tried it twenty.
Eve % n. and never knew it to fail,
What .sSubscriber" says about cattle
lice will kill the csttls quicker than
Il win the lice. IT the cattle either
those with the cloth on. or others, lick
the cloth with the mercurisl ointment
on, it will kiln them Or il they take
cold Il will kill thsm.-R~al.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

The May ALD1NE is as fresh and
butifal as tile month it represents.
The enwravings, which in this superb
monthly seem to have reached the
The highest point Of perfection, are
beautiful beyond anything heretofore
s-en in an illustrated m Magazine John
! Davis opens the number with a full.
page picture, The DYING Hound
which is one Of his best eff,rts. j. D.
.v~,dward contributes three large aal
spiritedly drawn pictures Of scenes IN
Florisda, one Of the most beautiful and
picturesque States 10 the Union. Two
.her handsome and interesting pict
ures are "A Retriever after Deiker.
and: The Bashful Lover by J. NJ.
Bur6eld. up Springs the Lark il
the title Of a charming little view,
exceedingly appropriate for spring
time John Hows has full page pic1-
ure, king for its bolduess, called
the 'Hemlocks Of Otsego, showing a
.roup of those great trees upon the
shores Of that famous lake. the New
Capitol at Hartford. Conn. is a finely
Executed drawing Of the large and or
nate building now in process Of erect
ion a Hartford. at the cost Of several
millions Of dollars. The last ilIu>trat
ion in this number is an excellent port
rait of Max Strak,sch, the impressari".
:" Well known in connection with It.
alan opera in this country. The lit
erary contents Of the May ALti"e are
IF CRATER variety and excellence tha"
usual Annie Herbert opens the num.
her with long md mu<ical poem call
ID My Round Tower in the West;
The edi "rial articles in this number
IRE The Dying Humid; Flights
through Florida;' The Retriever;
The BsshtaI Lover The Heml 'ck.
If Otsego;' 'Tbe New Capitol At Hart
E,rd. Comm Literture:' The Water
Cnlnr Esh,b;,ion;' 'Wayner's Lohen.
grin; 'M.x Str.ko~ch,' and the DR..
ma Subscription price, S., includ
ing chIomos The East and The
West James Sutton l. Co, publish
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Chickens want q" fwd for many
hours after they are hatehsd. a. they
are then diyssting the yo'k Of the egg
which constitutes their fr-t f,od, and
acquiring strength to run ahou'.
When they begin to peck they should
be fed with soft f;,od aud very small
grain. Unqaestioua bly,, the best soft
food is N egg beaten up with = table.
spoonful Of milk aud heated in the
oven OF BY the side Of the Ere until it
acts into . soft custard. Chickens
fed or partly :ed on this, make wond.
erful progress If they are to make
large fowls, they must be fed soon af:
ter daylight; if. ~ is too often the case,
they are left hungry for three hours
in the morning, they are always stunt
ed in their growth. They must be
fed the first thing, aud, while they are
young. every two or three hours dur
ing the day.-zsyetnseier.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

DURABLE TIMBER-A correspondent
Of the Prairie Farmer finds the wood
ofths catalpa much more durable than
white oak for -catalpa posts set
about l845 outlasting white oak posts
set ten years later. But he finds the
Osage orange on the whole the best
timber for posts, growing rapidly and
proving very durable, and the pl.nta.
tion when cut reproducing itself readi.
y. He alao says that in the southern
extremity Of Illinois, the catalpa grows
in some instances hundred feet high,
with . trunk two feet 10 diameter !;
and that one 10 described in the dissou-
ri Agricultural R"p,rt. growing in
Dunklis county, and measuring ninety
feet high . d ten feet in circumference,
six feet above the ground.
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Hay TEA FoR CALvEs.-A farmer
who had = calf of value and no milk
to give it wss advised to give it hay
ter He did 30 aud the calf is doing
finely though it has neither received
hay nor meal since he got it. lie cuts
the best and finest hay he has, about
Two inches long aud p'u.s boiling Wa
ter over it; lets it stand until cooled
to about the heat of milk from the COW
when the tea is given to the calf and
the hay to the COW. Both calf and
COW thrive on their feed. We have
fed great deal Of hay tea to calves.
with good results.-Rural New York.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

How can rubber bouts be men ded !
Cut patch out Of the rubber. and rub
the patch aud the boot with sand paper.
Dissolve little pure rubber in turpsn
tine to the thickness of uolasses snear
he patch aud boot five times with this,
letting dry each time then smear once
more and press together.
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NOTICE.
4. Land Omce,

U.8. L460 VWCO, =
Redwood Fails, MIMI, April 1s74
Compliant having been entered at this once y
Theodore G Have against Adam Buck Tor abandoning
his Homes tead Estry No. 6l98, dated Sept. 1871,
upon the n kNW Z and Lots No. I 2Section
Township ia Range II In Sibley Coanty, Aiane'
sofa
with view TO the cancsllation Of said entry; the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear as this
once On the leth day Of June. 1874. - ~
O'clock NJ. 70 rsspond and furnish tsstimony con
corning said alleys dahasdonment.
B. r. SAIrE, Register.
- wv. n. Kst.y. Recsivr.
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sim MONS

State OF Minnesota DISTRICT COURT,
County Redwood 9TH. JUDICIAL DISTRICT
David p Biings, Planti6, axsinst George c. newell
Defendaat
The State Of Minnesota to tho above named de-.
eeStlant.
You are hereby aummoued and required to au-
sver the complaint in this action which il filed in
tie Office of Clerk Of Court in said County and to
sarvs = copy Of your answer to the said complaint
o. the subscriber At his Office in Marshall, Lyon
County, State Of Minnasota within twenty DAYS after
the srrvce Of this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of tuch s-rvic~, and il you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
in this action will take judgment against you for the
claimed IN the s.id plaut, besides disburse-
menta AID costa Of suit.
Daed April IL, 1874. E. B. JEWErT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
20 Marshall. l.yOn County. Minn
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FiatOuAtlng Ou the Red RIVER this
season will be carried on to . gra.ter
ex ent than ever before Large mum.
bers Of boats are being built at Moor
head, and reports from Breckinr,dge
state that more than the usual number
will be launched there.
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The Agriculturist gives this remedy
for founders: "As soon as the horse il
found to be stiff, swab the legs and
feet wieh hot watsr-so hot that the
hand cannot bear to touch it, but not 60
hot - to scald. After . short time
the legs should be rubbed dry aud the
horse gently exercised Have never
known this to fail TO remedy the trou
ble.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

Old Man Bend .r and his wife the
Kansas but 'cher>: have, at last, been ar.
rested. We believe there is no qres.
ton about the right persons being ar
rested, this time. They we're picked
up scns place near Salt Lake City.
The SON aud Daughter are still At
large.
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NOTICE..

o. =. Land UIce,
Redwood Falls. Minn.. April.9, 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
William Yoch againss Heinrich Netzker for
abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. q, datod
July %, 1872. npon the East half of South West
quarter of Section IA Township lis, Range sc, in
Renville County. Minn,
with . view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
Office the 18th day ofMny 1874, At IL o'clock
NJ. to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
b. SMITH, Register.
&c NM H. KELLY. RECEIVER.
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NOTICE..

i :. IANU UFFICE-
- Redwood Fails, Minn., Nav lst 1874.
Conn 'sias b,virc been entered ut this riice hy
Cnri>t II D,h' aust Pete. 4. Anderson Or ab,n.l,n
in. h's H"m->i-aJ En:ry No. 2;; ia, ed A.ri .in.
lS. ",on the South East quarter Sec,;on 1s,
Tow ns' ) ll3. k,nge ~. n ,von Co:n.y MN,
wi avpv 10 ihe ca ice ,'ation Of said enty: the
sar' pa .rS h"reav ned to a"pc.r al this
sic. the i.th ,av Of June, 1874, at 10 O'Clock A
". to ".snnli and furnish testimony concerning
said aIegeu abandonment.
B.F SMITH, Register.
So WV. H KELLY, Receiver.
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NOTICE..

U. s. LAND UFFICk,
Redwood Falls Minn., April IA 1874.
Complaint having been enterod At this Office by
George ". Link against Marvin A. Chase for abs,-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 1858, Dated Nov
1, 1874, upon the East half Of South west quarter
Sectien 2, Township Ill, Range ~ in lyon County
MinnesctA,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry tn,
said parties are hersby summoned tn appear at this
e6iee the 10th day Of May, 1874, at II ocl"ck
said alleged abandonment
BEx. F. SIXTH, Register.
% WV. H. LELLY. Receiver
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The Mukato Union claims that
Blue Earth County is . liberal con.
tribut,r to the public Institute" 's Of
the State. Her assessment for support
Of boys in the Reform School am ,lnt.
ed to S6:3.36 for niue months Of 1873.
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S.ys the J.ck,n Il pm'!ic, a. there
have been several week. 1t " ,r,n. dry
weather. .ni u" yr.s< h,Pp.rs have
put IN an 'ptetr'"ce. Yet, the cr'"ke'>
VINO have been disc 'urtans the SOW
in. "f small grain, are changing their
tune
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In the tnre",,n If S.'iay last =
sk:ff containing three boys aud Two
y"u". ladies', when opposite Win"nA.
struck pile and cap>'z.d and the
young ladies. named Brewer, aged l6
aud Is years, We're drowned. The
bays .ere al rescued by fisherman.
The bodies Of the young ladies have
no, been recovered They all resided
in Wisconsin and were goiuy to Vino
ma to attend church.
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PROSPECTUS
OF HE
ST. PAUL PRESS,
1874.

While the PREss will MAINTAIN, as heretofore, its
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL OF Minnesota, because
it's publishers believe the Republican party
sentl.ly the party OF re form and p."xress 1t holds
will sim BY its fearess and indie criticism.
party men and measures. to rrcct the best, rather
than the most n0nu lar otin,On
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NOTICE..

U. 8. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Minn, April Is, 1874
Con- plant having been entered at this Office by
Theodore N. Spaulding against Edward Meyer, for
abandoning his Pre-Emption Entry No. 19l, dated
August6 1872, upon the southeast quarter. section
80; township 113, range II in Lyon county
Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation of said entry the said
parties hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the 18th day Of May, 1874, at O'Clock NJ, to
sp"nd and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
B.F. SMITH, Register,
% WN H. KELLY Receiver,
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NOTICE..

U.s.. Land Ofice.
Redwood Fails Nina. NV 4t:n 1874. {
Cnmhai"t .av'n2 been I'd at tbs off q by
4. X Ig',t against Esrna", W-im.l-- for a,au-
.'",. his Homestead ~. No. i!.3 .at.d. Sept. ~
1>:3 ""n the OTIS 1: and 13 Src,"n s, Township
ia "a rye IL Sibl"v G" 'n;v M,nn .s"t,.
!" i: y view % the canc.stion a. ss;., prtrv: the
= u pa; ;es 49, t.erel,v ned anp.ar 1T this
"i.:. tire 1O:h da. or Ju,r Isl At 10 ,c,uck m
I" -rsprnu am u n,>h Testimony conce mag said
a:'-ged abandonment
B.F SW'"H. R-siste-.
y VIM. u. KEI. Y. Receiver.
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TIE GAZETTE.
W. usRxrorr J. !. Real.
HE7RlOTT g. BEAL,
Elt Ors ana Publishers.

Ou' ii "a applicants ior Teachers
Ger, tic"es ia Blue Earth County, q
were r. fused.
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NOTICE
GEV. HUFFMAN AtU
Dated MAJ ch 31st 1874.

IT 8. LAND OFFICE
u Rcdw .od Falls. Mimi. March 3Oth 1874
Complaint having been entered at this Once by
Hiram J. Tipp against Marcellus G Holmes for aban
douing his Pre- Emption 6linx No 40. dated June
27th 1878 upon the North West quarter Section 20
Township IL, Ksnge Al in Lyon County Minnesota.
with REV 70 the cancellation Of said entry the
said parties hereby summoned tn appear at this
otice the 18th day Of May 1874, at 10 o'clock N
tn respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
BEN. SMITH, Register.
q WV. KELLY. Receiver