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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-11-13
VALUABLE COTTON PLANTA
TON FOR SALE OR RENT.

Parish, four miles northeast of Oak Ridge,
md known as the Gardner place is one OF
he most desirable plantations in that
hundred acres, OF which three hundred
nd fifty acres are cleared, and under fence,
With the necessary impr .vements thereon
heap. and on accommodating terms. Il
,ot sold, il will be leased for one or more
ears, on liberal cDnditions. For further
,;srticulars apply to b. w. Wright, at Oak
sidge or ID. G. Morgan. at Bastrop, More
i.'use parish, or s. ID. McEnery at Monroe
~, or A. v. Gardner, Selma Ala.
N vember, II, 1874. 2mo.
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a CARD.

Received ut New Orleans, La, Goth Oct.
\: d. 1871, Of the Piedmont nnd Arlington
Life Insurance Company, through q. ".
Terrell, General Agent i'll New Orleans La.
Tho sum Of four thousand dollars in full
payment Of claim under policy No. 2l;;o2 on
The life of Jos. G. Godfrey. =,
tSigned,} LEVY & HAAS,
-t-at Att'y's in fact.
Witnesses: G. II. G. Brown, Gahe Kahn
E-... Oct. 3O:1m.
Received at Monroe, La, 18th October,
\: ID. 1874. of the Piedmont and Arlington
i.ife insurance Company, through g.. W.
Terrell, General Agent and sMH1ager in
New Orleans. La, the SUN, of five tliousand
ioiiars, IN full payment of claim under
policy No. $3.50, OH the lifeo of ISAIAH
>iAKKEE. .,-,s.e. :. t,y.. =.
NARCISSA GARRET.
RENSHAw, COMMACk- CO.,
Witnesses: Franklin Garrett. T. Purcell
Robert NJ. Purcell, Thos. NJ. Simmons, ii,
). Bell, OF New Orleans. ect3O:ln,,
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ALL KINDS or STA NER y
90 TO Z. ROFENSCHEN,
~ AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES

The following articles now on exhibition
and for sale lo.c jo,. cash:
WATCHES,
Consisting in part of fine Gold and Silver
American and Swiss make for ladies ana
gent ictnen, key and stem winders
y SELECT STOCK OF JEWEIKY.
Such as Gold and Silver Watch Chains,
GOLD Sleeve. Buttons, Shirt Studs, Gold
Lc'ckets and 4 variety of Charms; Crosses
Necklaces and Bracelets (goid and ietl ;
tine sets OF Enr-drors and Breaches, zen
Steel Spcctaclcs tganuinc r,cbbesh 4 very
select stock of sterling
SILVER Pf.ATED-WARE
Consisting OF CastorS, for dinner and
brca ktust; ice Pitchers, Soup and Gravy
Ladies', Napkin Rings, Tea and Table
Spoons, Table Forks and Knives, Butter
KNIVES, Butter Dishes tp1ain and revolv-
tng.); Fine China Vases; Ornalnentcd French
and American Clocks: Musical Instru-
1ents; love Sewing Machines (the best
machine tnade.) Monroe, May ~, 1875.
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Fifth Congregational District.
The vote for Congressman in this distric.
la follc1a-o.
SnencerlD.l
e Majoritics

According to these returns, all reliable
Spencer has 800 majority over Morev, witt.
tho parish of Carroll to hear from. In tina,
parish Morey claims l24S majority, but tn.
evidences Of fraud In the election and il.
the count arc said to be of such u glarins
nature as to vitiate in law the whole vote
of the parish. We do not think there is
any doubt but that Capt. Spencer will be
aeijudged by the House entitled to represcn.
this district. His supporters will expec
him to make vigorous contest, ana H..
will find evidence abundant to sustain hi.
claim. s-..-. ,........
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1t ia estimated that the Democrats have
elected 9 majority Of ~ members in the
next House. Seventeen members are ye,
to be elected ,..ie.st4... 5.,ils. t.-.. -,
The new Congress will not, we. believe.
begin its labors until December, 1875, unless
the President convenes an extra session
Of Congress on the 4th ofMaroh next. The
condition. Of the finances and the general
disruption may compel the Executive t.
call, the extra session. Like n brave
resolute man, as Grant is, and with his
known willingness to set sail for . chang
OF wind, 1t Is not unlikely he will seize the
opportunity now offered to close his career
with patriotic recognition of popular gov
eminent, and a timely step to forostall
troublesome investigations of the doings
Of his administration, and party friends.
Obstinancy will not effect such a purpose.
We trust the Democrats will not, b,
Needless haste, throw away the fruits OF thu
great triumph recently achieved. The con-
troll of tho House gives them q power to be
feared. Caution, prudence and lirmness are
now our watchwords.
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MONROE advertisements

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
ISFoR"1SSf
Brother jones' said Mrs. Flick or Il, her
neiehbor the other day, "nly barrel of nonr
has given out, and must buy another u,,a
Il" you think there Is any chance. of getting
Il BARREL or NEW FLOUR
In this market? would hate to have to
buy Il barrel Of old Hour. as it may beco,,,e
'.Why, Mrs. Flicker that is Tho, casios+
matter out. Juss take the money 20 to tho
STORE OF II. KINDERMANS.
On De.Sic:e. Street,
And it no docs moi sell YOU
Il BARREL OF NEW FLOUR
OF the Crop of 1874,
There are no snakes! About the QUALITY
y0u need not hesitate, because whom IA
tells you it is good, it will prove so. You
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Fresh and of the best quality. If YOU
DO and 500 for Yourself:
But remember the place on Desiard street,
H. KINDERMANN.
NJ onroe, La.. Aug. 7, 1874. 4s:tf
BRxcE RILLs,
DESIARD sTEET,
h.. DEALER IN
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZIN Els,
Song: BOOKS,
joke BOOKS,
NOVELS, -.
TOY BOOKS,
MUSIC, DIARIES.
VALENTINE S,
PLAYING CARDS,
WRITING PAPER,
ENVELOPES
ALL KINDS or ISYAIIONERY
| He would again call the attention Of the
Reading Public of Monroe to his Circulating
| Library. Subscription Fee only 75c per
month.
Daily New Orleans papers only Sc per
copy. .,-
NE-ordors from tho country solicited and
promptly filled.
Monroe, La, Oct, %, 1874. IT.
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TO THE nsUBE.IC.

My conduct not being understood on the
arrival of Sheriff Howard and posse to
arrest Lieut.. Hodgson and Marshal Selyo:
feel it my duty to state to my friends and
the Public, my motive was to assist and
share tho glory with tho snerif Il CO., in
making the arrest, and none other. l feel
pledged in tho future, as in the past, to
stand by the conservative interest of our
country al all hazards. II. J. SoULE.
Trenton, La, Nov. 0, 1874.
Vienna Sentinel copy, and send bill to
this office.
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G. w. TERRELL & Co.-Our readers trad
ing ut Now Orleans, will find r safe agent
aud worthy gentleman in Major Terrell,
senior partner of this firm. 10 many of our
people tho Major is personally known, and
by none but to his credit. We wish the
hrm a prosperous career.
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DIR. $. c. MURPHY.-It, will be welcome
aews to many of our citizens to hear of the
return of DR.. Murphy to Monroe The
Doctor has his offic- in the office lately
occupied by Frank p. s uhbs, Esq We
nope he will receive tho patronage his
long eSperince and recognized skill deserve,
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DIR. H. h. Roberts.

by urgent request of many inyalids, will
revisit Monroe, La. on Tuesday, November
10, 1874, and will be prepared to treat all
manner of DURABLE Oh RONIC DISEASES by
..itol magnetism, Psychological Iuthctisn,, the
S,'cdish Movement Care, Medicdtcd Hot Aiy
Battles, and tho latest improvements in
appropriate medical preparations.
Office at the Lewis House.
CONSULTATION FREE, At
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For the purpose OF raising a. Charity funu
'orthe use of Ouachita steam Fire Com Dali,
he lady friends or the Company will give
supper In Gerspacn's Hall on the evenin,.
II the 18TH The Flremcn will give u b.
IL the room adjacent tue Same evening.
FOOD music will DO secured for the occasion.
We heartily commend this festival to on,
t,sOplo
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a torchljght procession and illumination
will take place in Monroe, in honor of the
recent grand victories of the Democrats,
on next Thursday night. Extensive prep
arations have already been made to make
this splendid demonstration, to which
all friends OF honest Home-rule arc in
Nited.
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NoricE.

- . rsr-..t .
LINZ STATE OF LoUIsASA.-PARIsH OF Qua
CHHTA.-14th DISTRICT COURT
CLERKS OFFICE, y
CITY OF MONROE, October II, 1874, I
Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with the following order OF Hon. Robert
ray. Judge of the 14th District Court a
pecial term or said Court, for tho Parish of
'uachita, will be held in tho CITY of Monroe
commencing Monday, 7th OF Deco,nber a.
,. 1874
10 JHtsHs E'saemoSe7, Clerk 18th District
Court, Parish Of Ouuchita:
You are hereby notified that special term
~ the l4th District Court, will be held IN he,
tarish OF ouachita, commencing on the I'll,
lay OF December, a. u. 1874, and You are
hereby ordered 10 y We notice pfthe same by
puplcatlon i'll tho Louisiana lntelligeaeer
md OU ,CHlTA TELEonArII, and by notice
posted on the Court house door, for thirty
days before the c ,nlnlencmcnt OF said term,
And the Parish Judge, Clerk and Sheriff of
The Parish OF Onchitn are hereby ordered
o draw jury to serve at said term under
the Act No. St of the Statutes ofls7o, State
Il LOUISIANA thirty days before commenc-
nlent OF SAID term.
Done and signed III chambers at Rastror.
Morehous" Parish, this 18th day of October
~. u. 1874.
ROBT. RAY,
Judge 18th Dist rict.
JULIUS EENENtOSER,
oa,a,,. ~ clork u. G.
october 10, 1874. st
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.


Having returned to Monroe, offers his
professional services to the citizens of the
town and country surrounding. He may
be found. when not PROFESSIONALLY engaged,
occupied as a law ONCE by F. p. Stubs.
Esq, or ut his residence just in rear OF
Judge Lamy's.
November IL. 1874. S:1y
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No. 4e Camp ST., New Orleans,
Fl. II 4 L /. f Il,

No. 49 Camp ST., New Orleans
Wholesale and retail dealer in Cooking
md Heating Stoves, Fire Crates, Plain and
Jnpanned Tin Ware, Hollow Ware, Table
Cutlery, Flirting Machines, Timers Trim
mings, Best Flnted Ware. and House Fur
nishing Goods Of every description Sole
Agent for the Celebrated Ringe1l Washer.
November, Is, 1874. ns:lv.
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Col. Morrow, of tho u. :. army, passed
through Monroe Tuesday going to Vienna.
me Colonel, we learn, has boon sont out by
Gen. Emory to investigate the acts OF 1T
hodsson in his recent trips to Jackson and
Lincoln with Major Seelve
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we acknowledge, with thanks, the rocep-
ton OF complimentary ticket to the festi-
val given tonight Thursday by the ladies
OF Grace Church.
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS

TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE or COMPREHENSIVE
IN commencing our new business. VIC
cora!aiiy invite the patrons of tho old firm
~ ~uu tne public generally to give us Il call
Mr.. w. G. Williamson will DO pleased at ali
Times to see his old friends and serve them
1aMhtutty as heretofore.
The public will always find a general as
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES AND
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
all Of which wo propose to sell rs Low, and
line.
Highest Market Prieo paid for Cotton
and osher Country Produce.
MURPHEY 4 WILLIAMSOS.
Trenton, La, Feb. IL, 1874 noo:1y
DANIEL r. HEAD,
TRENTON, L.,
RECEIVING. FORWARDING AM,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers In
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
BAGGING, TIES. WAGONS
CARTS, RuGGlEs, RoCKAwAYs,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE.
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cast
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. %, 1870 n2:l y
A. F. FLoURNos'
Successor to Flnurnoy d MIlsap.)
pEALEE1S
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ruist's
Garden Seed. and Genera!
60 pLANTATI0S StprLIES.~ss-a
WIN be pleased to ill orders Of friends ol
house OF +. x NJ. June 70, lS13--,f
T. e.. STASDlFEE. ". F. Ashley.
II &. STANDfFEt \ CO.,
Successors to Standifrr.S Mct:uirc)
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AMP CoM,.IssloS
NJ ER CHA IT'S.
And Deal ,rs in
q L y ERA MlRCHAS DISE,
TRENTON, LII.
April /, 1878. yS:2o-tf
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From the returns we have, mostly
official, we estimate Moncure's major
ity at full 5000. The lower house is no
doubt Democratic, with a majority suf-
hcient to give the Democratsa majority
on joint ballot. But the trouble seems
to be in the action of the Returning
Board, now in session, upon whose GER
tiliicates members take their seats, and
whose good faith may we'll be doubted.
The Radicals are going to die hard, and
are engaged in efforts toshow fraud and
intimidation, notwithstanding their
free use OF warrants, troops, outrages
and handouts to intimidate both blacks
and whites, The Republican rather
plainly intimates that the Returning
Board expects to be upheld by Fedora
troops In whatever 1t may do. We ar.
unable to conceive ola greater outrage.
importing cowardice iudescribabic.
than the counting in Of Dubnclet am
Radical majority in the Legislature
II such step does not prove dangerous
the signs belic themselves and we ar,
not Il aafe counsellor.
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ALEXANDRIA uEsTAl'EANT,

"a
NoS.soE, La, crtol,..r -, ISL
10 ny frtc.,iS Grtf Patrons al Monroe u.,i
%ic;,tsty:
tender Nou my sincere thanks for vour
kind and liberal patronage extended Enr,-
toiore I am nov ready 10 rclI-,nr ,,,,
Restaurant and am prepared 10 serve rip ia
nrsl-ciass style all kinds Of Fish oyStcrs
CLAIMS, Shrimps, Crabbs, Game and every
thinS else that can be found in a tirs.-class
kestanrant. have secured the services o}
Mr. faNeto, one OF the best cooks that New
Orleans ever produced, and will .rraranico
satisfaction to one and all hoping TO meet
with kind and liberal patronage in tho
future as in the past.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. c. ENSSMINGER
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BUSINESS CARDS.
$3.50 ---7---.--
l6ITCIHEle.S NOTICE.

Mr.. n. Klein legs leave to inform his
tr1ends and former customers that he Will
reopen his Market House on the Sth of
Septeni Der, and every ntorning following
he viii always keep on hand The best Bee.
tho country affords, and also Mutton and
Pork, when it can DC bought. Every ctfo ri
will toe made by the undersigned to accom-
modate his customers, hoping liberal
share Of the public patronage.
Sept. i, 1S73.-tf y. KLEIN
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sEsas5- S THE OLD RELIABLE!"Vg
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
STAPLE GOODS,
GROCERIES PROVISIONS!
-. M AE<
Referring to his past dealings for eight
years in the Monroe market and to a ,nucl,
longer business acquaintance in the Qua
chita country, respectfully calls attention
to his readiness to supply Purchasers with
almost any article required in this market
and kept in
General Dry Goods and Grocery
Establishment.
He has recently opened well-assorted
DRESS GOODS,
OTHING AND
WINTER GOODS OFALL KINDS
Which was selected by him in person, and
is now offered for sale at tho
AO" Ed Tft1tEX9s
Visitors arc assured Of a cordial welcome
and polite attention. No charge for show
ing Goods.
Prico for their Cotton, whether they pur-
chase Goods or not, and may be assured OF
FAIR DEALING
Location Mt present in the building for
! Inerly occupied by Il. Dreyfls Il Go. Call
| and inspect Goods aud Prices for yourself:
MARX.
Monroe, October 10, 1873. Ally
II A. BREARD, ST.,
DcalerIn
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
HARDW ARE and CUTLERY,
WOODWARD and sADDLERY,
TOBACCOS and CIGARS.
WINES and LIQUORS,
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES,,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
! MEATS, BREADsTUFFs, NAILS, &C.,
| Corner Of Grand and DesSiard streets,
MONROE, LA.
! "a Mr.. J. L. Bres, Jr., recently Of More
house. viii be found with MI. Breard. and
vial be pleased to h,tve his friends call.
| Jah'y ., 1871. 17:tf
7 G. sANnERs,
I GRAND STREET, MONROE, La,
! DEALER1S
HARDW ARE, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
| GEN ER-AL PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
AND IMPORTER OF
LANDIsETu'S GARDEN SEED.
kEErs CONSTANTLY ON HAND
I LINE, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
Also AN ASSORTMENT OF
WAGONS, WIIEELBARROWs, PLOws.
August u, 1879. ASST
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Billie Society.

O"i!is 10 the in, lc,ncL,y of tie weather
lat S"bI'a;!i evening, only about h>lf
dozen person, went to he Church.
{. {. s., k'n, T.ea .urer of t,ie Society,
made III 81 u. TIE on ;i;uiion Of tie
Society pro, T.: :, t',at when ine any roaspu,
III" arI,; ilc, tin i, not h.l.i, IA existing
Officers co:,tnu' Tor ,';,' "nsu:ny year, thy
.a~e a. follows, Edward March Pc. il!cut,
VIM. b. III rriott, Cor. Secretary, {. c.
Sickle Treasurer. Mr.. Sickle also keeps
the Dcrs.o'y.
On account Of the eraSshorper depreda-
ton il, some portions OF til, County, 30
Bibles and loo Re L. m"ut, have hcen or
!ercl 20 :his Dope ;Ary Tor di. al ;iti,:l
%,..o 90 Sabbath Schools whele there :;.r
person, VII" r&nn.' purchase This is 4
very ,:'H :ou> donation i,y the Society ANA
We Uuio, -tanl ON Rev. Smith and Clam
berlin that j: Is vc:y mach NEEDED. The
otlic' r. OF Sunday Schools in the County,
in which there a,e Scholars who cannot b.
rroviI~,; with T,.t..u,:l.s hv ,i,cir raI hts,
can ed on IA" Secretary and set 81, ord r
iHr thtm.
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Agents Wanted.- those de,
sirouS of obtaining highly profitable
aud commendable employment during
the spring and summer months should
without delay obtain an agency Tor
8 The independents" Of New York.
weekly newspaper. now in its 26th
voIumr) Of 81 large qnarte pages week
ly 1t is the largest. ablest aud cheap
est paper of the kind in the world
and suited to all classes. Our com
missions are very liberal. and our pr"
NUNS have world wide repu'a,io"
and Il permanent, national value
You should know something about our
Popular i,u fits" terms to agents.
&c, &c Write for them. 1t will
pay. Address
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Box 27S7 New York.
or " L HEATON SEQ.
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Two shipments Of new goods will he re.
ccived, this week, at Jcssup & Scott's.

ccived, this week, at Jcssup & Scott's.
The first Quarterly Mectin>, OF the N. L.
Church for the conference year Of lS74.and
1879 wi!l be he!t Il; the Schoo! house, be-
ginning Saturday. Oct. l0.n. Preaching at
: IL o'clock p. NJ. aud also on the SAL
bath at 10 - \. NJ. hv Rcv. II. Webb pre-
siding elder OF st. Peter District Minnesota
to,i,.lsncc. The public are cordially III
.i:vl
We we wnu,t c..l attention to the
monthly school report. til" number o!
ii tor> during t:lc mouth does nt indica:c
that any very absorbing Interest is taken
IN Il hy the patrons. Ii parents are salts
lied will, the school they >!ould 60 in and
see how it is conducted and he able to
civc rca 9o!s fur The faith chat is in them and
if they are not satisfied lc! them ascertain.
by actual investigation. ii they have good
reason 10 he dissatisfied. Visit the school
regardless Of your opinion Of it, AID ii will
be encouraging to Teachers and Pupils.
II Is 4 matter of Standardization he able
10 LAY that We have not heard any orin-
ions expressed, except in Tue Way Of APP
rioval.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the condition Of
certain mortgage executed and delivered
by William l. Ralford, and Isabella Radiprd
his wife to Rolcrt c. Alhcrtson, bearing
date July 18th. 4. D. 1873. flied for record in
the office Of the Register of Deeds for til. County
81 fellow Medicine and state OF Minnesota. on the
2lst day of July A. p. 1873. at o'clock in the
attic, OF that day, and duly recorded taere-
IN. IN book \. Of mortgag pages 166, 167, and
l6S Which mortgage covers and CONVEYS that { act
or parcel Of land being ia the county Yellow Med
lcne and State Of Minnesota described as follows,
to wit: The North East qnsrt-r (ne "A o; the South
east quarter (se ~ and lots four a. and fine ~
and thirteen 1I5) north Of Range thirty eight (s6)
containing one hundred and seventeen 4 ten 0ne
hundrati ceres according TO the l.. 5. Government
surrey. There ia claimed to be due said mortra.
&c and debt secured thereby and there il due thereon
AZ the date OF this notice the sum Of Thirty
ana thirty three one hundrcth dollars
t37.s', no action proceeding has been instituted
Mt law for the recovery of said debt. Now therefore,
notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the power Of
sale contained in said mortgage and recorded there
with, and in pursuance Of the Statute in such case
made aud provided, said mortgage will he foreclose
by sale OF said mortgaged pre- misses at public vendue
which sale will be u1sde by the Sheriff of said comfy
the Register Of Deeds in the village Of Yellow Med
icine in said county Of Yellow Medicine and State Of
Minnesota on the 18TH day Of November A. D. 1874.
nj ~ clock in the fore noon Of that day, and the
proceeds of said be applied to the payment rte
amount due aforesaid, with costs of sale be sides
an attorneys fec Of twenty five dollars stipulated in
s,i mortgage to he paid in case Of the foreclosure
Dated Sept. Goth, A. D. 1874.
ROBERT C.ALBERTsON, Mortgagee.
F.. ). HODGSON, Attorney for wortgagee, Red Wing,
MINI.
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A CARD.

With this issue of the GAZETTE, the
business relations of J. S. Beal cease. The
business will be continued by Mr.. Herriott.
l tender my sincere thanks to the patrons of
the GAZETTE and to the good people Of
Redwood, for their kindness shown me
during my sojourn here. Wishing the
GAZETTE and its Publisher long life, and
much prosperity.
am Truly Yours.
J. s. BEAL.
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NOTICE..

TIT S. LAND OFFICE,
Y. Redwood Falls, Mimi. Aug. 26, 1874.
The Commission, er of the General Land
Office has decided that the following Home
stead Entries have been forfeited for aban-
donmcnt after due notice and trial at this
office and that the parties will be allowed
sixty days in which to appeal to the Hon.
Secretary of tie interior viz:
%. Heinrich Nrtzker, July Odd. 1872,
ehf sw. Sec. II Township is &c.
ST. Gabriel Hunter Sept 2, 1872. nhf Sc
or II, 1l3, 81
1913. CT Lunherg, Dec. 18th, 1872. sw
a3t. Calvin silliman June Is 1873, Sc
SIS WIN. f Cahoon Sept. 18th, 1879, NH
ne %, Il3, 80.
lots Il & IL, 6, III, 81.
527 Jas Crick, Sept. % 1873, sw or
Il, Ill, Al.
562. John +. seeley Nov. 4th 1873 ne
or, "a. rs, 30.
563 Isaac C. seeley Nov. 4th 1878 NV
or, q, ll5, 80.
NEW ULM sERIFs.
GlS6. Erick Nelson June Sd 1871, shf
sw or ne ar sw or 4 Sc or NV or, &, ia, ~.
63o7. George White July sth 1871, NV qr
20, Ill, AZ.
G3ss. Earl S. Berry July sth 1871. nhf
sw qr 20, Ill, ~.
G:}s9 Calvin Drake July Sd 2s7l, shf sw
or 20, Ill, II.
$500. Cha<. NJ Drake, July sth 1871,
wifi lie or %, II, Ill, 80.
G5l3. Carl G. Peterson Sept. 18th 1871,
Sc NV x ne or sw 81, ll2, so.
6G5S Marvin y Chase Noy. LIST, 1871, eht
sw ,, Ill, -.
$3.50. Milton S. Parry Nov. 23d 1873.
eli: ne Or. ! ,, rs, 80.
Gao. Rowland ID. Parry >'ov. 23d, 1871
viii II" or II, ll5, 81.
G992. John Mckenzie May 9th 1872, lots
i & >, Il whit Sc ur %, 113, 40.
7ol9. W IL Markee May Is, 1872, sw or
y, 1l2, ~.
1857. Owen McGrann May 9th 1872,
NV Or +, ia, 81.
BEN. +. SMITH, Register.
10 WM. II. KELLY, Receiver