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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

steamer Wisconsin OBJ Forsyths, Liverpool March
%S March, wh lat aad
large AID several ns"ar S same nay M
40 40, lou GO 81 three mnsted steamer bound IS. =,
Queenstownllt with mdse and passengers to F
steamer Of Georgia rl Cooper. Glasgow March
6. and Larne IN, with mdse ana passengers Austin
the
opaan and pss
18th lat 49, lon 49, Through immense fields Of Zee
is%ss iffSssss sis ia' y in IS a. sehl Tsnon
;, steamer Holsatia Barends, Hamburg, March and
Hsh " dSe Sos a M $50 s 70 STn
e pM IN oI n 50 sp Gss a nia e %
two icebegs were three hours in large fields OF
eamer Cimbra GER. Brand Havre March 10, Ham,
burg March TO- with mdse and passengers to Kunhardt
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman Richmond. City Point
and Norfolk With mdse and passengers to the Old Do
BARK Marchiro GtaD, Zinc. Glasgow 30 days via Bel
Bark Ceres Norl, Gundersen Bordeaux &C days, with
m BARK 'f yss'f Assnss. Is days with
days with sugar 10 N cebsiios Coz vessel 10 Miller
Brig Jones tof Liverpool Ns|, Gammage. Cienfue;;
Cos G DAYS with sugar to Maitland Phelps co. vessel
schr Carrie NJ Richardson, Richardson. Matanzas a
days with sugar to Jules sazerac Coz vessel Brett
sehr Ssssol Jameson of Tnomaston,, Jameson. Cal.
zee aay 70 Morgan
day
vessel to mas!sT days north OF iIaiieras
schr Miantonemah Cof Newbpryporr Barker, Bsra;
days Mih and INV Nv SS 81 G
q nG New S Laura from
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTk.
Steamer Galatea, Walden. Providence tor New YORK
Steamer City OF Fitchburg Springer New Bedford for
New York. With With m 4.,! and passenger
with mdse and passengers
with 70 Heney
! chr Snow Bird Br,. Cripp St John, Nh, for New
schr NINA Potter OBJ, Potter. St John, NIB. for
schr Terrapin. Wooster New London for New YORK.
nnan Hs pSr for
diSddrE ssa Tsy for New
schr 4 Forsyth. Iobbe, Stamford tor New York.
schr SailIe Burton Palmer sta n:ord Tor New York
stesmtug Blackbird, with large barge in tow for
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City OF fitchburg, Fish, New YORK for New
steamer Gasses Walden New {ork TOR rroydencs
.schr Marietta steelman, Jones, Baltimore Tor New
seh h VII Marlin Blake New YORK for Yarme es
scnr Tunis Depew, Baker. New YORK Tor Newport
Capt smith. Of steamtug Henry Crawford, reports
the vessels fast in the ice between Island
and Execution Rocks
schr Veto from Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Ida May. of and from st Johns, NE, with lumber
to r NevIus Son.
schr Palma, from New Bedford for Hoboken In bal.
last.
schr VIM Deming, from Providence IN ballast.
Besoes]3 others names unknown, Oh the north Shore
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WurEsroSK March 23. 1875.
The drift Ice in the Sound not quite heavy to-
day. All the steamers through time 1t will not
be prudent. however. for sailing vessels to attempt
passage without tuaboats Tor day two as most Of
the which left New York fr ports
ing the latter part OF last week ai this nc
main icebound IN Hart Islanu roaGx
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN NEWARK.

In Newark a lew days ago young lady, named
Nellie Brown, OF Boston, arrived on visit to
friend, In Newark, a Mrs. Fleetwood, Of New
street. one evening since, while at the tea table,
she WAS observed to put some white powder In her
tea, but before sue coud drink IL Mrs. Fleetwood
dashed the cup rom ner lips. Nellie then con-
fessed that the powder was arsenic, and that she
was deslroUs oil dying. why she snOuid attempt
the rash act cannot be cOnJectured. she declined
10 give satisfactory SOLUTION. or course, tne
usual theory Is advanced-a love disappointment ;
but here no lacts Tor a basis. Nellie was sent
huf In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
THE QUESTION N Albany.

NLDANH, ldHTCN %, I5I0.
The great neld dav on canal matters In the Sem
ate ana Assembly will take place tomorrow, and
some lively times may be expected. There is
little else talked OF In Albany, but the chances
now are that slight opposition can arise among
legislative canal representatives TO any proposed
torn OF laws which may tend 10 prevent fraud In
the future. very apparent weakening is Oh
servable among the Canal Ring and their sup.
wRAxgR mGrIREs POSITION.
Feelings OF personal alslxe and opposition to
Governor Tiiasn lave frequently been exhibited or
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents ami ship captains are
Informed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 80 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
ues from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will cabcd to this country
Tree OF charge and published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing ut New YORK can do bv addressing such vessels
care OF HERALD news yachts pier Mol East River New
York Letters received from all parts the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates are required.
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REv. HOWELL POWELL.

Rev. Howell Powell, the esteemed pastor Of the
Welsh Presbyterian church, Thirteenth street,
near Second avenue. departed this life yesterday,
alter attaining the ifty-ftth year OF his age. Mr..
Howell followed IN the pasiorate OF the Welsh
church the Rev. Mr.. Smyth, peculiarly known as
o faithful and earnest preacher OF the Sacred
Word, ana AIS death VIII be deeply depored by
the parish and by large circle OF friends. The
oDsequles Will take place at the church tomorrow,
at noon.
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SPOKEN.

Steamer HohenzolIern Ger, from Baltim for Bre.
men. March a. lat ~ 30 lon rs 81
ship Jacob A Stanler samson, from Havre for New
York, March lat 20 03 lon II AZ.
ship Choice ir). Masters from Calcutta Boston,
March H. lat!lg t6 ~ Ion ia % W.
ship Ilcano, Brown, from New York Melbourne q
days out Feb IS. lat 03 :, Ion % 12W
Bark stratliaden (Brl. Anderson from Liverpool for
Portland, o. FEB q. lat As 40 n. ION il W.
Park signal, Whitney. from New York for Sydney,
NSW, Feb IS lat 10 n, Ion - 30 w.
Schr Jas II Gordon, from Sagua bound N, March q,
q CnincOte
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THE LUMBER TRADE.
OTTAWA, Marcn 20,

OTTAWA Marcn 20, 1875.
The lumber market mas been more hvely the
past IL W days tnan II has been or many montns
previous. ADD considerable lumoer mas changed
Hauis AZ present there are ABOUT Go 0o0, 900 icet
on the otlswa markell OF waieh aBoas 10000 Voo
Isst are sola-
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Steamers Gresham (Brl. London; Ontario. Rio ia.
p nerS; Herder Ger. Hamburg; Ciy Of Dallas, More
phia; barxs Joshua (Br) London: All (Nor. Dunkirk
Mnnesot CID sasua la Grande; Neversins (Bri DO
brigs Belle OBI, Lisbon; A Curtis Cardenas: Myro
nus Matanzas; schrs Norman, Cardenas; Washington
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states. legal everywhere; desertion, &C. snf.
fcIcnt cause; publicity required no charge unal
divorce granted; advice free
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, lsi Broadway
A BsOLUrG DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
~ Of different states 30 pubhcty No fees III ad vance
Notary AMI Commissioner OF Deeds for every State
FREDEhICK l. KING Counsellor-atlaw. 5J2 Broadway
NERVOUS DEBILITY IMPORTANT 70 INyA-
~ I'D For Nervous DEBILITY AMI Weakness, brought
OH by niscfeion. exc ESQ, or overwyrs VI tho brdn
and n.ryous sy3em WlNCuE ,IERS .iP@CIffC
pIL iestei iof oyer 81 years WIN p.rfecs sa2ses,
CIRCULAR. Price. 81 per DIX SIX boxes o. bv N Ill
WisenxsTXa ! o. u 3san street, Nv SYe osE~
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEWPORT March 22-The can buoy anchored of the
end OF Hog Island near Bristol RI has been
carried oil by the Ice, and similar the east
shore OF Poppasquash marking the entrance to Bristol
harbor has also beer moved inside by the ice.
The small lighthouse Bristol Ferry, located
Bed shoals before reported out Of its place.
foundation The keeper however, manages TO Keep the
lQpt burning IL erected in 1873 The found alton
OF the beacon which was demolished In the septembo
ga OF
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WHALEMEN.

e. =. ss s.: c:gs e e: H. 81
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The expenditures Tor ordinary repairs each year
are SHOWN by the following table -
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BELOW.
SAILED,

Bark Sospir (Ausl. from -
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we mean 70 HRht tHOse unWHfranted aLtacKB
to the bitter END, and compel the Governor TO ur.
nlsh his proofs. lo-nOrrow's debate Will more
July develop what We Intend doing.D
Those are the sentiments Freely expressed TO me
tonight by representatives OF the canal interest.
Their story must be heard before q !ull ana lair
view or the case can be obtained
/ have It rom good authority that Governor
lilden also intends 10 SEND IN messages to the
Legislature on insurance and state Prison frauds.
should TINS prove true the gentlemen woo operate
Ia those parilcua ar department VII. nave a lively
time in protecting themselves rom assault.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-22

The Fourth of July seems to have
been more generally observed in the
South than at any time since before
the war. Hon. A. H. Stevens urged
that the South join heartily in the
centennial ceremonies next year. His
Grafton was full Of fraternal and patri-
otic sentiments Generals Forrest and
Pillow, also, made kindly speeches.
The Memphis Appeal estimates that
there were 5000 colored people pres
ent who presented General Forrest a
Boquet, saying; ''Mr. Forrest, allow
Us to present to you this boquet as a
token of reconciliation and an Offering
of peace and good will" The excep-
ton We have noticed was that of Gen
Preston in an address delivered before
the students of the University of Vir-
ginia. The sentiments Of his address
was condemned in most unmeasured
terms by the leading southern papers.
The Richmond Enquirer says, the per
formance "was remarkable for its pet
ulance and pomposity; for its intoler.
ance and treason"
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CoNsrlrTT1oNALIrY or THE New

CoNsTIrTTIoNALIrY or THE NEW
POSTAL Law TO BE TEsTED.-A case
involving the constitutionality Of the
amended postal Law has been brought
in the United States Circuit Court for
tho district of New York. A gentle
man offers book for mail Transmission
to Phil.delphia from this city, postage
At old rates being affixed. Being re.
fused, he applies tor maudamus to
compel the postmaster to receive the
package. The argument for the ap.
plicant Is that the sundry civil appro-
priatiou bill, iuto which the amend
ment increasing the rate on third.class
mail matter was inserted, waa not .
bill for raising revenue, that the Sen
ate has no constitutional authority to
originate measures for that purpose,
that being sole prerogasive Of the
house and that the postal amendment
having originated with the Senate and
been grated on q bill which was not
one for revenue purposes, is therefore
uucons itutional.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-22

The mails from Europe bring full
details Of terrible effects of the rain
in France. Nearly one
sixth of the surface of that beautiful
country has been swept by the destruc.
tive element, aud thousands Of people
have lost their lives so many, indeed
that it Is said that the exact number
will never be known. The estimate of
the loss Of life is $4,000. Reports
say that oorpses constantly float down
the river Garodne, and that wide jour-
neys are made without encountering q
single person. The country overaowed
was swarmins with people, and dotted
with cities, and a square mile sub
merged caused more ruin and misery
than the overflow Of dozen of sparse
" settled counties on the banks Of the
Ohio or Mississippi. There had been
. drought for mouths, and all the ar.
rears Of rain were launched upon the
country at once.-Pioneer-Press
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NOTICE OF MOKrG AGE FORE
CLOSURE,

neiault having been male ia the conditions ofa
IL certain inAenturc of Mortgage bearing date
the 7th day "f December, A. n. 1872, made and
cutsd BY Hannah q: Vining and Joshua c. Vining
in favor Of William II. Kelley Of the same place
and recorded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
in and for the County Of Redwood and State Of Min
nesots on the 2lst 'iay Of Deeem'rr A. d. 1872 .t2
O'Clock NJ. in book of Mortgages page Is, which
said mortgage was duly sold aud assigned by said
William H. Kelly to Lavinia Prescott BY a deed Of
.-sigument dated Jnly 1st A. b. 1874 and recorded
in the oce Of said Register sfDeeds the ed day
Of June A. D. 1875, at o'clock T. N. in book Of
mortgages on page 289.
Said Mortgage was given to secnre the payment Of
certain promssory note for hundred and sixty
dollars bearing even date with said mortgage, and
falling due two years after date signed by said Han
nah vining and in favor of said William H. Kelly
is claimed to b due and there is due said
hundred thirteen ard 791OO dollars, and proceed
ings at Law or otherwise have been instituted to
collect the same Or any part thereof
virtue OF power Of Sale in said Mortgage contain-
| ed and pursuant to the Statute in such case made
aud provided said Mortgage vii! be fo:"clossd and
the County Of Redwood and State 7 q Minnesota to
wit The South West qnartar Of the North East
quarter Of Section thirty -hss (35) in tow ship
hundred .nd thirteen llls range thirty six (3s,
south half OF Eve 81 and the south half Of the east
tw"-tbrds OF lot Nix t6) all in Block four a. iu
llitchcock's first addition to the village Of Redwood
Falls will be sold at public auction to the hghest
bidder at the front door Of the Court House in the
town Of Redwood Falls in said County and State on
SATURDAY the 18th day August A. d 1873 at 10 O'Clock
g.ther with the Of Thirty Dollars Attorney ices
stipulated In said Mortgage to be paid in Of the
foreclosure thereof besides such oher expenses and
costs a. are allowed by law.
h. IAvINIA PRESCOTT, Assignee.
Baldwin Wallin, Atty's for Assignee.
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THE Fox AND WISCONSIN RIVERS

THE Fox AND WISCONSIN RIVERS
At Portage, Wis, the Fox river,
flowing into Green Bay and thence
into Lake Michigan, and the Wiscon-
sin river, flowing into the Mississippi
approach within about mile of each
other. For years the project Of i'm
proveing these rivers 50 as to afford
water trausportationfrom the Missis-
sippi to the Lakes has attracted much
attention. The general government
has expended considerable sums in the
work. Recently party composed of
prominent officials and others from
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, pass
ed over a portion of tho Wisconsin
river and generally came to the con.
clusion, it seems, that it will be impos.
sible, on account of sand, to make a
trustworthy channel, and that instead
a canal by tho side Of the river will
have to be made. The estimated cost
of this is 100000.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-22

Baltimore is excited over tho mar :
riage in that city Of scion Of English
nobility to scolored womao. The
Baltimore papers set up tho BRIDE
groom as 4 direct descendant Of the
Plaatagenet family Of England, and
soy that, few years ago, when public
indignation was at it's height against
the Prince Of Wales, he would, had
tha indignation assumed . more tangi-
ble form. have been in the direct line.
for; ascending to the British throne.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-22

The N. Z. Farmer says; 1--WE have
found the difference between ripe and
early cut hay, fed to our COWS, fully
equal to- liberal daily feeding Of
grain. Indeed, We always consider
late cut hay will require an extra
feeding of shorts or meal to make'it as
valuable for the stock as if cut a week
or ten days earlier, and the real gain
in weight is not so great as many sup
pose between hay cut on the first and
on the tenth of July" .-s-
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REDWOOD FALLS MINNESOTA. THURSDAY. JULY O. 1876 -
Dlt|AQulA1 TAX LIST
REDWOOD COUNTY, MINI.
-..
FOR
- 1nces Of 1874.

State Of Minnesotd
County Of Redwood %
District Court Ninth judicial District:
The State Of Minnesota to all per
sons companies or corporations who
have Or claim any estate right title or
interest in, claim to, or lien upon any
'f the several peices or parcels of land
in the list hereto attached described !:
The list Of taxes on real estate for the
county Of Redwood remaining del;n-
quent on the first day Of June 1875
has been filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court in county Of
Redwood of which that hereto attach
ed is a copy:
Therefore you and each Of
you are hereby required to 6le in the
Office of said Clerk, within twenty days
after the last publication Of this notice,
your answer ia writing setting forth
any objection or defense you may have
to the taxes or any part thereof, upon
any pcice or parcel Of land described in
said list. in, to or on which you have or
claim any estate, right, title, Interest,
claim or lien. And in default thereof,
judgment will be entered against such
peice or parcel of land for the taxes
on said list appearing against it, and
for all penalties interest and cost.
II. D. BALDWIN.
Clerk of the District Court in the coun-
ty of Redwood
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NOTICE.

ss,-.-- - sl.t,' U. >. LAND OTPICk,
Redwood Falls, Minn., Juno I'd, 1876.
Complaint having bcen entered at this Office by
Woodbury. Harrington against August Blank fol
abandoning bis Timber Culture Entry, No. A. dated
Oct 11th, 1S73 upon the south east quarter Of Sec
tion TO- rownship Ia, Range 81 n Renvflls County
Minnesota, witty I view 70 the cancellation Of saii
rssr At hi. Oi,ee on the aoth az Of Jns, ISIS X
10 o'clock A. y, to respond AID furnish testimony
cencerning said alleged abandonment -@
Ban. +. SHIrH, Register,
- WV. H. KELLY. Reeeiyer.
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A paper-sack factory in Pittsburgh,
Pa, works up roll of paper a mile in
length in seven aud = half minutes,
passing through the cutting and past.
ing process. A single roll Of paper
makes $3.50 sacks, showing that if the
machinery is kept running at the same
speed for one hour, it would make
Al, ,240 sacks, or 462,400 per day of
ten hours
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NOTICE..

U. 8. Land Once,
Redwood Falls. Ninn., June ii, 1875
Complaint having been entered ut this Ofkce by
o. G. Martin against Andres Nom for absndon-
ing his Homestead Entry, No. $3.50, dated
FeL'y 10th, 1871. upon the North West 4 Section
~, fownship 112, Range 80, in Redwood Coun-
ty, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation nl ssid entry the
said parties are hereby summnn~d tn appear at this
Office on the Goth day Of July, 1875, at II o'clock
N, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
BES, F. SMITH. Register.
81 VIII, KELLY, Receiver.
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NOTICE.:

3. LAND OFFICE ..I--,---
u Redwood Falls, MINI. June q, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this Once BY
George Tovner ssanst Chester Cutting for abandon
ing his Homestead Entry, No. 1861, dated June 10,
1860, upon the X Of N x and Y Of S r 4
Section q, Township lls, Range 80, in Redwood
county, Minnesota, - @
with view to the cancellation Of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the Goth day Of July, 1873, at II O'Clock
H., tn respond snd furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment. ,. -. g.
Ben, r. SxIra, Register.
SO. - .t4E3i1. .nJ14 Vim. n. KELLY Receiyey
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THE GAZETTE.
VIM. B. HERRtOT.
Editor and Publisher.
The headquarters of the National.
Grange will be removed, this month,
from Washington D. c., to Louisville,
Kv.

Lady franklin died on the 18th.
She was famous for her faithful con-
jugal devotion and was, probably, the
most widely known, certainly, the most
universally respected woman of
modern times.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-22

Jos. Boblettsr, A. A. Brown and j.
L. Leland are the Brown County dele-
gates to the Republican State Conven-
ton They are in favor Of Austin and
are instructed to present the name Of
Col, Pfaehder for State Treasurer aud
use honorable means to secure his nom
ination.
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80, wATSON'S
Select Circulating Library. .,
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The Minneapolis Null thinks that
if Mr.. Pillsbury's friends would secure
his nomination they must work that
it is by no means sure thing and that
an informal ballot would result about
as follows.
Pillsbury 20
Austin ~
Stewart 80
with 21 more votes from the frontier
Counties about which nothing definite
is known.