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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
DECIsTONS-JAN. Is.

Sutrsrs Court hdmbers-By Judge WestbroOk.-
In he natter q Ihomss t. AgrewOder Iantd tOrDionD
Bv Judge Doaobue- Russell az hAAseL-UeIee0 u '''e s
pnnuh
>Hps,ior Court-SDecidl Term-By Judge SedgwlcK'
Potter sgt Standardization granted acluesi' az
wiiho bsiiNn
aahxr-slgm plaintiff ses mrnoraIIGA Oesy iE] MAJ
ia e: a.. denied. lSee memorandum
Common pIegs-S0ecidl Ter7n--By Judge J. F.
nl7-Fozrtv a grsute Har7ou gt woman
.yits. OF New-IOrk. Order UaaAd Travis AgI hsmmo0o
granted ..t..
y ChiefJatice DelysGGs Drsio- sssTuee Sc OPINION
her Ct Rah-Wau Of proof Of service be Defendant
Eq4iy TTm-Bv Judg- T. Da y hisg SCI Tie hsJ9r 10
Tor antf t'e oUuon Beers agt "estef'h-fo'i
cient. Mupay-Prooi not sahelent
1e.r Eru- By Cbf justice DAILY judge A0bl' son aa
Laeore endnen Cr0ssOn aL-Jutgbent reversed '
n; abide event Aair lssurAnee Con
7anv of Cincinnati Loehg.PaTes Ekcn on nTssoh
Gea.eaulng IT, ag. a.A gued TIE GO TOYS ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
ANSWERING TnE NAYoR,s CHARGES.

Corporation Counsel f. d. Smith yesterday present
ed to the Mayor th charges preferred against him
He has replied detail all the chags se forth by The Mayor
and il IL claimed by his friends int his defense Is
cb s will be deemed satisfactory in every way The Mayor
declines 10 make public the document until he has had time 10
read 10 carefully.
Ipwas believed by many that the Corporation Counsel would
subYnit 10 the Mayor u carefully prepared rfuta-
tion OF what hal been brought against mhi' ana
~ then tencr his resignation II Is now sald that he seri-
rehag but that his advisers AND iose 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS.

The twenty-hrst annual report Oh the gu
prysIng Steamboat Inspector Of the socoud snpers'
ing District, made pablo yesterday. This dstficF
OF which CAPT Addison Low has charge, embraces he
New gland States New-YJrk, NevJersey. Pennsyi-
VA Ma aud DeA ware with local boards inspection ut
New York, Philadelphia, Albany, New London, boson'
aud Portland Tue financial condition Of the bureau 10
encouraging AMI the number VI vessels inspected IN
1874 exceeded by several hundreds thoee examined ih
previous years. Tie report furnishes In dethl ho
causes Of the several accidents which have oecarreu
during the year and gives the following statistics
Dur ug the year ending Dec 81 1874, thro have been
inspected, the District OF Now-IOrk Coz stchm Nes
sell, T2s bOners, with aggregate tonnage o
2469l tOns and CAT masters. 90 mates, Hl piotr! snI
LOO uKHeers have been LICENSED Tne expenditures
HaVe t6660 &C. and the receipts 06b2 H. leaving
balance credit OF the District 0 "a S2 10 IN INC
District of PhiddeiDna M steam ye-nels, having s1l
boilers. with aggrrghte of $3.50 tons nave
be- ell AIS masters 50 nates lT9 Pilots anu
4I2 On gneers been Licensed. There have Ocrh IN
speeted District VI boston and Charlestowp Aass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court Of Generals Sessions before Judge
suihsnd William brooks peAdd glny grand IRON tia
per-5H elieLei pms .o1 years ls1se hAs
1nh ROBBERY a sslJsn, u sal Oh trAL
Daniel Coffee alias " Billy Brown" was taken he
r Shes yesterday ~ uta cOante
m money his tre
About three Cote
yca charge As term of imprisonment -uy
pned.
Thomas DPgnan was committed at the Yorkve
Poks Of hHgiay entering the residence
of No. 100 est glLs, by VI
esck Fu,dgcu the Geaea Sessions
on charge stealing s2l A. the pillow Of his
HsAiy sahhAIdL
At the TOmbs Police Court. yesterday, Joseph
PoI Henry ebaeE John Lei
for sci Es obscene pictures Otto LaE vas held N
rbcA 40 henrT UteIinsn
40 22og UbibToeG bed for enesAHs
$50 vuphysr, Henry H. Gohf'oy OF No ~ seia's
Al the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
Ch.re. H. aTfou 5000 BAL for sung
ehsu $40 II, Potter No OF kst Furh
together On the nlght O Jan Is,
the stable Wilcox, No 800 Hrst 1NehsI, bve
mite Tbs Vaao o slA I1Em
the sfnse and held To bail in t4UOO
Counsel for Isabella Jaennsch, the insane mother
death, sssed the
the ms appointed her ssn h- BE- the state L0
pauc Asyum the toart Of Goseal
doubted
Asslst
Attsny hsR not prs>snt he aSGard he matter
70 to-aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
THE COURTS.
IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO ASSESSMENTS.
YACHTING .AssRssnENrs SUSTAINED.

Judge Westbrook has given his decision on
the application made him IN Supreme Court Cham
ber by Thomas X Aenew to vacate an assessment Tor
paving Madi-onave. TIE notice OF the city ordinance
on which was based not published IN all the cor
poraion papers before its passage, and II was
that under Tie act Of 1857 forbdding the passage OF
ordinances without such publication, aud the decisions
Of the Court Of Appeals the would be In
valid bat the act of 1872 Tue act OF 1872 provinces
that there made shall be vacated of
aside FOR any irrsgurtY omission to adYeru'e'
Judge We sbrook holds mat this act will aot save the
assessment The fault IL not q omission. The
passage Of the ordinance thing forbidden. II was
void and nothing stature could not cure what WAS
not m exisenoe to cure. He therefore directs tue as
sessmsnt to be vacated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
A NEW TITLE TO TIE GEEAT TWEED SUIT
SOUGHT

motion was made yesterday before Judge
DOnohue in Supreme Court Chamber. to change the
title OF the sult against william N. Tweed, 10 recover
Sll 100000 by substituting rhe MAYOR. Ald~rmen aud
COmmonalty OF The City OF SewYJrk, jim pLcs VI the
supervisors, 10 pianti1s.
willard Bartlett, for the defendant, opposei the mo-
ton arguing that the Consolidation act under author
ity OF which the cIange asked, 5Tas unc0nsttu-
ona nasmuch a. II transfer. without the
consent u the county whole properly ofthe county
TO another corporation II me act were constitutional
then The Supervisors had standing IN court, since All
right. had been taken from them he further argued
mat the amendment asked for authorized Dy the
Code. n, however, the amendment were ordered he
claimed the rgBt a answer setting up inc
deienses which would arise from the change " tAe
parties
Mr. Pockham briefly answered that this was not
transfer Of rights. but consolidation or two corpora
tlons Of the city ana county INTO one. As FOR new
answers, the def ndants we're welcome to put In
busel. provided they hume pro tune 80 THAT tAe
dle Of might not DC changed or the trial delayed
Judge DonOAue reser yed his 1CcislOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
woREMES WHO REsEL AGAINST REDUCTION.

The wOrkmen at the pianO-case factories OF
DielInan Il Funk, WAC about fortnight ago struck
against reduction Ia their wages, are stl holdhg out
The prophet say. however that their places nave
already been filled Mr. Funk denied the statement
made ny the strikers that the had sought 10 reduce
tneir wages per We 0uy reduced thelr wages
10 pr cent" sal9, and that not from any sehsn
motives but because have 70 compete with
the factories in Massachusetts, where rents aud labor
are much cheaper and where the makers have an add
tional advantage IN the use OF u alter power.
These factories made Offer Ia customers 10 sup
ply them with pianOases at 81 PER case less than the
amount that receiving Ia reply ~ an inquiry
as what wages the men were palo, and hat was
received for Mr. Funk referred a. his books
and that OF the varied from 81 "
t25 per week according IN their ability and prOmptness
Ine piano sold at fran $40 10 so.
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Al the Tombs Police Court. Yesterday, j,
Al the JetIerson Market Police Court Yesterday,
N The sfrnse, snl neld % bAlI IN q UVO.
lila Jaennisch. the insane mother
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-The following Is sum
p.,y Of ,bY opa,ess sprn Coa today;
80 lIb-haycan UaIe sas appeal nun ne Iont OF
China ChefJu Waite delivered the opHon aeNns tba
-ut, Of eapsuoi AID aDsh
property the Treasury cannot be u~aed GAes basn
War OF the Rebellion aha INT
doA 10 1865 does ho1 eGrnd inc
hoash " oai ulihin the tS0 years on
aeooaa hslo, abr. Ahnaeu.
a9l Ag2Obisn Pacific Co aet Msshane 'yress msn
uHi for The bsinef o.
the opinion hoirg ta' the site Of SesaskA
the sGas Ersna 10 ihe ash company hY
Congrs the ss 81 1fV-y
EsmAius the las roi We
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WAsuISGroN, Jan. 1S.-The President sent
- ~. III. G..n .in IN aY

w ASUIN6TONb jan HS AS''NN"' SNAAN
the following nominations to he senate t"-iay:
Col Alexander e. sbras Assistant General to be Bnga
aerenerAl subsstenoe lsraL-co n 10
S,npson assistant nGsary Gr.IrEl be Colonel aud AZ
sstAHt COMM esenl OF Subsistence hiJor Wihnn w
BE- Lenelint oio ri @sa
Comm General Of Subsistence CaVt John hewfns
Of sasssene, TO he NJ and I'm ssirH Of Daos's
epce stmAsterI-- 4. Perrin PAwHcke. L. r. MeTnh
Al winchester Z. y BeriSen Esst Hampton MSS
E Hss asSSss, N I. Pr at wii,-bslL s. r i
TBamIs r. Hewitt Hoosiek Pals n. y; A. Hinds eAksd
spn0gs n. y H. Buckley Des n u Isaac sosrueo hive
\ T. D. Lobe. Peun. Chff. j. Ra wnzg. Wheel
nv W Va Y Il Brnck mingol, n. g. Il. IA tirl Beau
fbIIS Bdw. WbAleV, Paine da Cbisnl Wal H. j. Hiet
igan CITY ni q heIico Me- JouslHan Bower
BssEeid swsi ~. HampHre+,, sssts Washington Territory
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4 GREAT NEWSPAPER
ARLE-T IN TIE WORLD.

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t IL conducted with ability amt great hkili, iT.1
ing al impOr,aIJ subjects ptuiuund ahd XIV NJ Lac
N.rG'+ doug- IN AL paris tncrrUL L. these uH : o.
fsuotI,n - the FcrIl Government. 10 Is prtcuIafD
> ,uud Oh National politics.
BEST ~ THE LAND.
From To- Wa.h.a.i C.. 49, Times
We call attention TO the prospectus OF HE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
A NEW HEAD TO BELLEVUE HOSPITAL

J. F. O'Rourke was appointed Warden of
Bellevue Hospital by the Commissioners OF CHARITIES
and Correction yesterday. Mr. O'ROurke has been IN
pefience ia the admin radon of hospital anars. He
however been prominent member OF various ehaI-
liable associations, aud made himself familiar wlsh
the eonaiton ana needs OF poor sck In city.
He Was strongly recommended by several influential
merchants without reference Ia politics. Tie new
Warden assumed MS duties yesterday.
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AHEAD or ALL oTlll;I
rro,, The Osk-lIOOsa tla.) stun
MISS KITE FIELD IN Tue COUNTRY.

miss Field PLAYED her part admirably and
made "A mo,t lapty success. n Marx Twain. -
1T is gOud-b n r I1an tue Utner glrF5 thiss hel
loqCl - A good dealt samuel B1wleH.
the entrance Oh Ms K.its f ETH upon the American
s re sec,s L, ~ eat rev iusth Il BY her acting OF
I.rlra Hauktns IL was fnl of rrBa-ment ana inteu-
gure earnest not affected STACEY AM she mot Tue
trying scene OF pa-si5n and muruer WIN rush anu
toyer that we not melodrdina Ic, ana that gave de-
cIed Impression OF strength" y Springfield Republican.
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NOT AMONG TIE BLACK SHEEP.

Other papers besides those of Cleveland
muffrd the list OF btihed journalists little. Even
tue careful Boston Advertiser i-tOok A. j. Randall
Andy's POstmase ener, Tor H. j. Ramsdell. The cor
respondrnt OF THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, ana nay him
In seerrhing editorial A. also n,siOok 'rret TOR j.
q. Bennett. Brnnelt and Ramsde, being both news
paper men eau understand how II feels 10 other
people " be wrongly prip<ed.
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whom he showed answer he had strong
counsecd him remain In b spoon and leave e
sponsbfty OF removing him with the Mayor and
Governor. BY following this he would
have claim his party which voluntary resignation
would rive him The matter d. cussed fully IN epub
n circles and the loss patronage OF the Corporation
C0unsels office would be- greatly regretted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

III steam vessels having II3 boilers with aggregate
tonnage OF S5o19 tons I57 nasters. 10 mates -
pilot g. and 1884 en- gfneers have been licensed. -.
The all tese and the Other dsfriets ~ az
follows Ll59 ste ye.sels Of AL classes haying lob
bo ers with tonnage ~ tlf,b79 tons, have beeu m
speeted aud Lbs masters 1s4 matos Ts9 Ies and 247s
engineers have Dseu licensed
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TIE TRIBUNE ALn4xlc foR 1919.
NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION.

From Btngh uatoa ~ ~ f6rseilnn
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1875 IL now ready.
This valuable Aanae aud POlItical Register needs no
iutrO uctiOu 10 those WIN themselves famiilar
Win n from year 10 year. aBG IN ~ Ouy those IA CITY
and country who Nave examined 70 that We nd
dress IL N more lu and complete this ear Than ever
before. embracing contents te value Ut which Is not
at all estimated by the For Instance. 10 eCntlus
this year. In addOn 90 the regular calendar agd az:
nomiCa pages, synOpsis If TIE amendments 10 the
Constitution OF the Stale. 0f OF Con-
gress tie currency question. chronological sum
OF the year fun obituary ri " public men.
statistical articles Yhea the transportation qles.
uOD full election returns cOmpIred with the vote u
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ere, OF The Saie nnd other valuable Information, and
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cALENDARs-THIs DAT.
supREs. COrRT-CuANBERs-DoSoHu

81 Bvrro e.. Tate. T9spearwater ay ''hnoo'
~ iesrup agt The Mayor - G. ~ 90 - -.
Ao4..BaneAef' So %" ANs
&c Ronrev pgt. LaslFe. - Mayor A@ r...
- Wait act. Weller. ls2..JunHn' Nc' 'b1 Nu'hHn
%. Master Of Casey. - nc
I6 Matter Of Hens. $50. PATTON az Fnh. H.,
- .A.sestos Fe.ung Co. agt loO.Pr'U az n'e'nA'~
Scuuvler >Fhh1hIp ~ A..
1913 Scheme horn sgL seAer 1ei''FniLpA ~ as~ '
5..B4 iny Lf'T. lr~'.h. lh aE'
"a. .l.rd ,y bette-,heU ..tunkNn AT. G0lNn. ka
ia mia AIT Srnusor. kc 1870. hecktI Learv, sc
GRNEkAL TERM-DATrs p. j.. DANIELS and BHApf a.
ooo wt,,,p AIT Gloucer l25 Voorhls ,ig. re Mayor.
2O1 Bronson az. DmicA. . &c.
a., A,rInder' T. e.. at. p 1876. Brown at Same
...J and lJhst -4..te u MS sat- 'iiha' -
aot ecbS1cs ~ SmIh 1870. Oakley. sgt Tie
ID. ln-Tahan Mayor a..
2I7..t .t. 4 e. a. Az. Lenaeine ID ~ -
1..s Zimmerman AIT 5cloen- Dds.
fr-Ir 2l3.. Voc RI a. SGT DIM
2J9. .Merr 60 AIT. Scott ct al. - stei 81 a. ~
o. Ulon Dime SAv. Ia sgt. l30. stew, u.s. ehE AgN 1"
Mos gin. Ms or &c
1f era, az. Green 20 al l42. Snries agi FISK ekf
2j.lur1e az Klnssiard l4}. sn@ *. zane
ugEiaud - a. III LoeiAa agi duncan Ano
6J. Tie MAYOR, Hart lLo
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GENERAL rERn-Adourucd until ast Monday o. FehraarT
COMMON PLKAs-l thRN-PAKT Lew, J. smt 'ssnoaI
PANT H-AdOaInel or the term
GxSrRAL Monday, the M Say Of Fe0ruAyb
n IN. ,out NArHt- JARVIS jr Clerk
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GENERAL J. Reesrt Robertson, rebbsr'
Mas Aets Michael Colhrs eoniaS Ead bAV; Alsu
Jbn.sn sasas JshBsn William Wright Alfred Wpaer B,. sAs
NiIna Brooks John Morton, grand larceny
Orsx Asp TxRnlSns-BsTrsu I--JOhn Shaker hewls,S>
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We are indebted to Tue NEw-N DIRK TRIBUNE
FOR I'M TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1879 A. Us.h ~ - IT,
plete Wlth political aud statistics or hc Prcai.s t
vdue, arranged clearly and cp.cIseiy ~ b" im-
uehltey avail bile wheh wanted. Tue srIies or TRIBUNE
ALMANAC from 1893 down TIE pT-'ent ma become
the statistical ban bOsk vi the people. aud could not De
ado lAALeLA reuLLrlA LlA AnY MurA InL uMl-Lnle..
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07
TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to a real estate tax judgmen!
of the district court in the county Of Red
wood and state of Minnesota, entered the
first day Of September in proceedings for
enforcing payment Of taxes upon real estate
in the County Of Redwood, remaining de-
linquent on the fist day Of June 1875, and
Of the statutes in such case made aud pro-
vided, shall on the Eleventh day Of Octo-
Der At ten o'clock in the forenoon at the
Court House in the village of Redwood
Falls and County of Redwood, sell the
lands which are charged with taxes in said
Judgment, and on which snch taxes shall
not have been previously paid.
Z. A. CHANDLER.
-2lt County Auditor, Redwood Co.,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07
NOTICE..

A peoples County Convention" will
meet 1t Lamberton, Tuesday Oct. 10th,
1878, at l o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF
nominating Comfy Ticket. The several
Towns in the County will be entitled to
representatives ~ follows.
Redwood Falls 6. all the other Towns
each 2.
BY order of County Central Committee.
f. g. SHAVER, Chm.
AD>~A 0K%A 117E
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07

The Annual Meeting Of the American
Bible Society was held in the Presbyterian
church last Sabbath morning. The Agent,
Rev. J. Hinton, preached. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
James Robinson, President.
Samuel Sickle, Vice President.
w. B. Herriott. Cor. Secretary.
C.. C. Sickle, Treasurer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07

In this vicinity, we have thus far escap-
81 nr.irie fires. Whether it is due to any
precautionary measures on the part Of the
people or not, we do not know. We think
It is che fly owing to the fact that the grass
Is still too green to burn we'll. The people
can still exercise care and watchfulness.
Heretofore our worst fires came in from a
distance and unless they do SO this year
there is no need to have any in the fall.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07
Redwood Falls. Sent 18th

Redwood Falls, Sept. 18th 1875.
To Messrs. Homer, Wingett. Sickle and
others. 4.ts
Gentlemen, in compliance with your re-
quest, / announce myself IN Independent
candidate for commissioner in the 4th
Commissioner District,
Gentlemen, and signers Of the petition
please accept my thanks for the very hand
some compliment paid me. ssg
If elected I will endeavor to serve the
people without fear or favor.
Respectfully yours, &c.
D. o. KING.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07
What Minnesota Supports.

Perhaps 1t may not be known to all our
readers that Minnesota supports an agricul-
tural paper equal in size, reading matter
and neatness OF make up to any published
in the older States Of the Union. Not on
ly this. but it is larger, even. than some
leading States furnish. Missouri. which
has three times our population, publishes
.Coleman's Rural World, which is eight
columns smaller: Wisconsin,, in the
"Western Farmer" only has forty COL
umn paper in place Of forty-eight in the
Farmers Union," published at Minneap-
oils; while Illinois furnishes in the "Prairie
Farmer" only the same amount Of matter
as theU MON. This being the ease, wouldn't
it be we'll for our farmers to patronize home
industry little more and try their own
paper year,! Many are sending of to
New York and elsewhere for periodicals,
when home agricultural news would be
more beneficial. We notice that the U MON
has recently put on new dress. and that
it still continues to furnish its usual
amount Of interesting original matter from
the farmers each week. The publication
of SO large and well filled journal in Min
nesotx is credit to the State, and it ought
to be well supported by the farmers. We
will club it with the GAzsrrE for $500 a
year. @5' II
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07

Our former fellow townsman, Olof Pehr-
SOD, ~ will b. seen by his card in another
column, has commenced business in Lam
berton. Unless Olo has been badly spoil
ID during his recent residence in New Ulm
he will very soon be one Of the popular
hn.;ness men in the southern part Of the
Comfy, He is regarded here ~ an upright
and very agreeable young man and his
friends will be glad to learn that he has
...n.rcsd business lor himself.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-07
Redwood Falls, Oct. 9Th, 1851

That choice Western Publication, the
Musical Echo, for October, is on our table.
It is one of the best numbers, There are
two songs, "The days are passing by and
"You will forget me-" There is large
amount of excellent reading matter. Price
600 per year.
H. N. Hampstead, Milwaukee, Wis.
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PUBLIC SALE.

October 18th, 1875, at the residence Of
the Subscriber in the Town of Charlestown
Redwood County, Minnesol" will be sold
Household and kitchen furniture, Farm
Implements, Library &C., &c.
Also, very fine Durham Bull about a
year and half old is offered at private
sale, very cheap.