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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-09-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the payment Of one
instailment of 1926. principal, and $705O interest,
which hHcsme due and paysele on the Sd day Of
August, 1875. upon certain mortgage bearing date
the I'd LAY OF August 1874 executed and delivered
by William HeCu,:lan, rnortgagor, to James John.
son. mnrtsagee. whic'' mortgage was duly recorded
County of Redwood. state of Minnesota, the 18th
,lay Of August, 1874. at O'clock NJ, in Book "3'
of rtsaces on pages .Oi, 2o7 and POS. and was
given to tae payment of $7G5.-payabe ii,
81 mortgage with interest at ten per cent. per
anuuu, to be paid annually, according to the condi-
tons ofa pr"n,issory note executed and delivered
by said William McCutchan, bearing even date with
said mortgage-said mortgage was on the 23d day oi
Deceu ber, 1874, duly sold and assigned by said
James Johnson to David Eshhaugh, together with
assignment was duly recorded in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds In and for said County nf Redwood
on ths Goth day ofApril, 1875, At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
iu Book 49, Of mortgages pngts go and 271. and
the amount claimed and declared to be due and uu
paid upon said mortgage, at the date Of this notice.
is the sum Of three hundred and six dollars and
law otherwise has been instituted to recover the
amount of said mortgage debt or any part thereof
Now. therefore, notice ID hereby given, that by vir
tue Of the Of sale in said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided said mortgage win be forecosed, and the
premises therein described. to wit The North ball
Of the South West quarter Of Section thirty-our in
ated in the County Of Redwood, State Of Minnesota
will be sold At public vendue to the highest bidder
for cash. BY the Sheriff OF said County, at The front
dsor Of the Court House in the village Of Redwood
Falls, in said County and State aforesaid Friday
the 9th day Of September 1875 at 10 o'clock A.
for tho purpose af paying the money due upon said
mortgage together with the costs Of sale and the
sum Of thirty dollars attorneys fees stipulated in
said mortgage to be paid in case Of foreclosure
thereof
Dated August 10th 1875.
David Eshbaugh, Assignee.
J. Nsvhazt New Ulm, Ninn.,
- Atternsy for Assignee.
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NOI:NE OF MOl,TG AGE SALE
=. I;I ADVERTISEMENT.

NEFATLT has been made in the conditions y! q
1 certain Mortgage executed aud delivered b.
S,.er Olsen ard Eiizi D!soD his wife mort gagors to
dwight Hoodrich nlur:gagrc, dated the nineteenth
day OF June \. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
four and recorded a mortgage in the Office Of tn.
Regis ter ofDeeds OF the county of Redwood in the
State of Minnesota, on the. 18th day of June A. D..
1874, at l! o'clock A. N. in book of Mortgages,
pages 1S2. 1888 and 1871. viii ch there is ciam..
be due at the date Of this notice, the amount of
Thirty Four and 1"-1tO dollars, i$I. 10 }, and no
action or rrocecdng has been instituted ut law or
in equity to the debt secured by said mort
gage any part thereof
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a power
Of sale contained in said mortgage and in pursuance
of the statute in such made and provided, the
said mortgage will be loreciosei BY a sale of the
mnrtSaged premises therein described, which sale
will be made at the front door of the Court HOUSE
in the village of Redwood Falls in the county Of
Redwood and State Of Minnesota, ut public auction
by the Sheriff aaid county Saturday the 25th day
Of Septembr A H. eighteen hundred and seventy five
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to satixfy the amount
which shall then be due said mortgage, with the
interest thereon and costs and expenses of sale and
twenty fv dollars attorneys fees stipulated in
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure. .
The pr misses described in said mortgage, and to
he so'd the lot, piece parcel Of land situated
in the county OF Redwood and State # Minnesota.
and known and desc lbsd as follows to wit;
The north west quarter IN W " Of Section
thrty-four t3) ip township one hundred and
twelve north Of range thirty eight (3s, west, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres less
according to the U. 5, Government survey thereof.
Alzina A. Goodrich, and Lyman +. Hodges nd.
ministratofs of the estate OF Dwight Goodrich de-
ceased.
$50 ''.'. .-.. noDGsoN,
. Attorney for administrators.
Dated Redwood Falls, Mimi, August 10th, A.
1875, 46
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
BY ADVERT SEMENT,

nEFAuI'T has been male in the conditions of a
IL certain Mortgage executed and delivered by
JOAN Holton mortga,or, t" dwight Goodrich mort
ga:,ee, GATED tie tweuty y-siXsl day OF July A. D
eighteen hun,red and event, three and recorded
mortgage iu the Office of the Register of Deeds of
the county OF Redwood in the State of Mnncsots
the 10Th day of July A. d. 1S73 at ~ o'clock p.
m. in book 3, of Mortgages, pages S., Sy and 80,
on which there is claimed to be 1ine at the date oil
and no action proceeding has been instituted at
law orin equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any party thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of a power
of sale contained in said mortgage and in pursuance
of the sv.tu te in such made and provided, the
said mort gage will be forcc:osed by sale Of the
mortgagcd premises therein described, which sale
will be made at the frrt door Of the Court Honse
in the village of Redwood Fails in the County OF
by the Sheriff Of said county, Friday the 18th day
OF October A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy five
ut 10 o'clock iu the forenoon to satisfy the. amount
wh ic shall then be due said mort gaze. with the
interest thereon. and costs and expenses Of sae ard
twenty y-fue dollars attorneys frcs, stipulated in
said mortgage in Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and so to
IN eth county of Redwood and State OF Minnesota,
and nown and described as follows, to-wit:
The North West quarter IN. W. ~ ofsection four
teen Q4) in township one hundred and twelve t1l2)
north OF range thirty seven $50 west, containing
ore undred and sixty l16O) acres according to the
T. s. Government survey thereof.
LYMAN F. HODGES. and Alzina A. Goodrich, ad-
miuis.ra tors of The estate Of Dwight Goodrich de-
~ EJ HoDGsON,
H. Attorney for administrators.
Dotpd Juue 10 A. n 1879 49
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The Unccnsidered Trifies.

Two farmers started business side
by side, short distance from the city
OF Philadelphia. many years ago. Both
were industrious, temperate, and at
teutive to business; but yet it was
evident that one was outstripping tho
other in accumuatipg wealth. To
their neighbors, this seemed problem
that could not be solved, but late in
life the more successful of the two ex-
planned the matter in very simple
way by stain, that while he let moth
ing 60 to waste about his farm, his
friend overlooked the many small itcms
that ought to pay the family's bills at
the store.
Meanness and economy are by no
means synonymous terms and our
thrifty friend had been collecting bis
nuts OF various kinds, pers'mmons, the
few vegetables that his own family did
not need, and in fact all the odd and
ends that are 50 well known to tho
farmers boys everywhere. These wero
regularly added to his stock Of butter
aud eggs at very little cost and sold
upon the market stall, while the prowl
ing population of the neighborhood
appropriated these little outside luxu-
ries from the less provident farmers
domain. Both were successful in life,
bnt the one who paid attention to the
little items, was eulineutly SO, and could
crafty as he went along very many
desires for the luxuries Of life, thas
the other felt to be beyond his means.
Take care Of the cents and the dollars
will take care of themselves, is true
in farming,-Poor Richard.
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The Georgia Alarm.

The war of races in Geor.ia is over
and not white p,an hurt. The
mighty army of blacks that was about
to commence its march of desolation
and death, has been disbanded without
firing shot. In fact it has vanished
in thin air, without any one seeing its
countless leg;ops. A few hundred in-
nocent black men, who knew about as
much OF the pretended insurrection as
they did about algebra, have been
crowded into Jail, and the young men
who divide their time between the
rifle and the whisky jug, have been
sent home, with the blessings of all
"the white meo aud the ugly women"
who were to have fallen victims 20 the
black monsters ot Burke, Jefferson,
and Washington counties.
This ins"rrectionary story appears
to have been gcoundl2:5 frog, begin.
ming to end. 4 letter Was picked up
by somebody. It 'parportea to &c an
order from one cegrc to another to
cotn1lenve killing the whites at q GER
tain time. Without finding oct who
wrote it, or taking steps to discover
what there was CT truth in it, the
white people jumped at the conclusion
that terrible plot to murder and de-
stroy was on to)t, and at once sent the
alarm over the whole State.
The letter bore "a is face evidence
of fraud. No colo-ed man with seuse
enough to Keep his eyes open, would
harhor suc;. crazy Ideas, much less
commit them to paper, and then drop
them in scu.e convenient spot for
white man to pick up. This part Of
the farce looks decidedly tisby.-Re-
public,
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STATE AEM,.

The Faribault Democrat saws that
although some dozen horse thieves
have been captured in kicn county,
there arc still enough lef; at large TO
keep things lively.
G. ". Rn.kwopd, Of Oxlsnon,. two
years ago bought single !s..''an bcc
tor 80 and now, "a ihc prod i'l'ii"n vi
! that single bee lie has ,..ut.on ,,lycs,
and will have 800 p,i'.>!, OF houey
this season.
Albert Schram, Of NV U,n,, boy
about At en- years old, had has hand
caught in the cylinder Of thre>hius
machine, and before the machinery
could be stopped the arm was crushed'
to the elbow,
% the farm of Geo. L. Skinner,
Blooming Prairie, are 2jO acres Of
WHEAT threshins has commenced and
the yield is forty two bushels per acre.
and it is estimated that the whole 25O
acres may give an equal yield.-St.
Cloud journal
An Independent telegraph line i.
being put up bet ween Owatonna and
Milwaukee, running by way of Koch.
ester and Winona. It will be finished
in a few weeks and is intended prin.
cipally to accumulate the local busi-
ness, now inserlered with by through
messages.
The President has appointed tho
following Receivers Of Pubic Moneys
OF Minnesota land Offices: Thomas
II. Pressnell, Duluth, vice J. X.
knowlton George B. Folsom, Tay-
lor's Falls, vice Oscar RooS; Sorcn
Listoe, Alexandria, vice Reuben Rcyn.
olds
A new invention, and very i'm.
portant one, is what is called the
"Excclsior Lumber Dryer" It is
claimed that green lumber can be trans
formed into the most seasoned article
required by manufactures, in four days
Que of these dryers is nov in use in
Saltwater, and drys an average OF 2O,-
900 feet daily.
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Sheep.

Everybody is talking sheep, aad it
is good talk. Let uS act sheep too
They are the thing for this country,
They are proof against hoppers, ir"uth
and everything else. They can bo
raised with little or no cost in summer
and very small outlay in winter lno
climate * dry, and they will be healthy
The grasses are abundant AMI nutritI-
Gus, on whicn to feed. Thcy will
almost live all winter Oh the grass.
Sod waIls'can be pct no for then, III
cold weather with ',o s'.:iay o! ,l'"., !
Hay is always plentiful and 49, -
ship to a market. !l.y.. ~ .,. .'e
that 90 sheep arc wHrrh 'nn~:. t:.::.
100 acres Of land all una.~ r'1':Iv1;'oa.
They increase rapi'iy, and the A"cc"
will keep a family the year round.
But the great trouble is. how are we TO
get them? Nearly all Of us are about
out Of money. Ii We cannot get l ,O0o
let US get 100. if we cant raise that
many, get fifty or twenty five Let
every township contain an organization
to consider the subject, to devise plans
and to work in harmony, With 100
sheep on every farm, in ten years tH!s
State would be immensely rich, and
hoppers and bugs might do heir test.
We have often wondered if large
capitalists could be induced t., stock
the country with sheep aud let them TO
the settlers on the shares, ia which all
the parties would make money.
For one, We prefer to own somo
sheep before long, if it isn't but one
eve and lamb.
Think of these things and see which
you prefer to do this or raise grain for
'hoppers-Er.
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Balloon excursions have been par
ticularly unfortunate of late, several
serious and more than one fatal result
occurring. But We do not remember
to have seen in the history of aeron
autics any account OF an accident SINH
lar to one which has just taken place
in England, balloon struck by light
ming. At Don caster, on the 18th ult.,
an aronaut vas carried with his bal
loon into heavy storm cloud, where
the balloon was struck by lightning,
and a rent thirteen feet in length was
made. The man fell from consider
able height in ..sprotborough Park,
and lay insensible for nearly an hour.
He was injured, but not seriously.
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ST. PAUL, Sept. ,, 1873

NJ. A)L, cCpV. -, AO'O'
Editors Of The Pioneer- Press.
The State Auditor calls my atten.
ton to an error in the 25th saction, OF
chapter l, of the general laws lor 1876
page 80, ameniatory of section Ill, Of
the tax law Of 1874, CT which error
public notice should be speedily and
widely given.
The error is in the word "tcn" in
stead of twenty" and limits the tine
of filing an ans.ssr il. delinquent tax
suits to ten days. where twenty days
is in fact allowed by law.
How that b!rn6er could &c pcrpa-
tra.sl surprises one veil used to won
de,fa' things in the way CT topographic
eccent,ic,ties. 1t Was "tweuty ii tee
law Of 1874 "tventy' in the original
bill of last winter; .'twents' IL tie
encrossed bill from which the laws
we're set up for TIE newspapers :
"twepty,' in the enrolled bill With
which the newspaper publication was
compared "twenty" III the newspaper
publication which was the copy used
by the state printer in setting up the
book, and which the said state printer
agreed to use ia reading proof; ''twen
ty," everywhere, until the compositoG
and the proof reader for the book got
hold Of it, One Of these seems to
have thought lie saw double and so
reduced his copy "tweoty' to ten,
and the other apparently was worse off
and couldn't see at ali.
The law having been carefully read
in this Office once, Iy:: the newspaper
publication and compared with the
enrolled bill, correct copy vas furnish
ed the printer, and Re was trusted to
follow copy and read by copy.
A circular OF correction will te ad-
dressed to county auditors end editors
will do public ser7ic, to r,en,'cc tie
correction which s.,ould he made in
the volume Of general laws referred to.
Yours respectfully,
s. p. JENNIsOS,
Secretary Of State.
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Dr.. Hall has perfected boot for

Dr.. Hall has perfected boot for
horses that is highly regarded by those
horsemea who have examined it. The
purpose is to keep the outside Of
the heof, and the under side OF the
hoof'moist, aud at the same time to
maintain pressure on the frog. Tho
boot consists Of a covering ior tho
hoof of thick leather that is buckl-i
in front. This leather is lined with
seft substance and from tho back of
the boot, under the hoof, extends for
ward a steel plate The intention il
to have placed under the foot, inside
the shoe, and above the plate, sponge
saturated with some moist substance,
while tho lining of the leather is satu.
rated with glycerine' The effect Of
the glycerine is to preserve the enamel
and thus keep the natural moisture
within the hoof while the sponge and
plate b. low give the frog something 10
rest upon and thus helps to spread the
Fact
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MOltfG :AGl. SALE.

!'"isnit h.~ny ''.n E,a,ia in the condition. Of a
cn:'4:n iH!"uture OF M"rtgag. hearing date the Sd
"a, :" August, A. -. 1874, made by +. \, W"Ich
IN" iavus 4 Wccl, his wifi. Of r. JwoUd County
i.'Ersota, to and in favor If A. II. Northrop OF
!;e!~Yod County Minnesota. AMI recorded in the
nice .: the Register OF Deeds in a,lu for tn" Coun
:cc;w"" ard State Of Minn sofa. the 81 day of
ingust A. u. 1874 ut 81. O'Clock i. II in Book , OF
mortgages on pas- '3!.
%'tl niortylye given to th" prv vaicnt Of
.'': n rr"i,ssoEy noes OF fifty dollars each tearing
ven date with said ;nnrtyase said Notes drawing
crest at the rate OF twelve per cnt per in,
ri notes lay abl. t.:ilrws,
18th day OF August, \. b. 1879. and TIL" lith
day ~ zach ,i every month iii, raatrr until all ri
sal not 5 i.,i, al, oi said nu:''S sign d
ily f. \. Wctch an III lv"r If said 4. M NoTthro,'.
There IL claimed =, ie due an t,i.re is due
~! said, notes n; tn" date "i t.s n!cr the sum "f
c.rGiys law othe have been nstil ute.i
collect the SAME ar any psrt thereof.
Now therefore :ctico is iI"r.-,y ylv'n that b. vir
tIe Of p"w.r u: sae in SAFE! mortgage c.,ntai ed
tul pursuant t. III" sts'utes in such made and
:''"vi' d. S: lnrt-tyr vii: u. io.-cosci and the
Premises therein ,;Sc.'i'd lying snd bring in The
tn,!::tv OF It.w,i aI.i Si,;. O MIME to Wit
Lots three ~, f"r a. au.; Eve ~ in Block syv. II
~ in tn" ori:,in'l plat cf the visg" "t irt!~ont
Fails, will be >oi ;,!:iic auction to the highest
bidder at the 'front.' door ri the Court House in tl,e
tor ar .ssy ot Ortohr: i H. 1>.5 ut 10 o'clock A. II
!" satisfy the amount th'n due said nrte t"geti-
th the nf tv "lisrS attorneys fees stiy,-
",a4'a :"l r. il said n"ftga SIDES such othrr
expenses '; casts ara allowed hv liT.
dated Redwood Falls, August l9:h 1878.
BALDWIN L WAI.I.IN,
~ attorneys for Mort.;agec.
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls. ..Minn. August. s1st, 1876
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Peter Bott sgainst Alonzo Scott. for abandoning
his Homestead Entry, No 1906 dated September eth
1872 upon the South half of South East quarter of
Section T. Township us, Range 81 W, in siblcy
County, Minnesota, with view to the cancellation
Of said entry: the said part a.. hereby summoned
to appear at this Office the 5th day Of October
1875, at o'clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish
Testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
BEN. F. SMITH, Register.
40 ". Fl. Kelly, Receiver
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1t seems that the memory of Mr..
Kaiston will not be allowed to rest
under ali the odium that attaches to
the recent California Bank failure. A
public meeting has been called which,
it is expected, will exceed in magai.
tuae anything ever seen III. jan Fran
cisco. a full statement of RalSton's =
affairs and his relations to the Bank
will BE- made aud resolutions submitted
A dispatch says: After the rcso-
iuticrs have been submitted and acsion
takcu.. on them an Ex-Member OF Con-
gress will deliver euls:y on the life
aud services 10 California and the Pa.
ciGc coast of the deceased banker.
Eminent clcrsymen will open with
prayer and the proceedings will be con
Quoted >olewniy in order that the
country may kuow..it is not a gather
ing Of an excited rabble but an exp es-
Sion of the calm and deliberate judy
ment Of friends Of Ralston.
The papers from every quarter are
teer'lns with editorials AID correspon-
deace in-his praise, aud already dime
subscription Tor stnonumcnt to his
memory is proposed.