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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-10-21

led were fast being reconciled He stated
that his name had been most ridiculously as.
ISOLATED in the matter.
A MEMPHIS dispatch of the 9Th saws the
Friar's Point war was considered at an end.
Helena special of the same date states that
Sheriff Brown was at that plsee and had said
he would not return to Friar's Point, and
that the negroes there threatened to Kill him
If he did. Chalmers was still seeking to ef-
feet his capture.
THE American Board of Foreign Missions,
which met in Chicago on the 5th, adjourned
on the Sth after very interesting session.
The principal officers elected for the ensuing
year arc: President, Rev. Mark Hopkins;
Vice-President, Hon. VIM. E. Dodge; Cor
responding Secretaries, Rev. selah B. Treat
and Nathaniel G. Clark; Recording Secreta-
ry, Rev. John o. Means; Treasurer, Langdon
6. Ward; Auditors, Hon. Thomas H. Russell,
Hon. Avery Plumer and Elbridge Terry.
A MAN named VIM. Pembertop, under ar
rest for horse-stealing, was lynched at Forest
City, ILL.,, early on the morning of the 9th.
The Chicago Journal of the 9th says that
private information and press dispatches
from various parts of the West indicated
that, although here and there some of
the corn was damaged by flood or frost, yet
the aggregate crop will be literally stu
pendous" Advices from the South also in
Dictated that the cotton crop will be better
than the average.
THE Commissioner of Indian Affairs at
Washington received dispatch on the 18th
from Mr.. Jenrey, of the Black Hills Explor-
ing party, announcing the discovery of gold
in small quantities in the Bear Lodge Mount
aims, about twenty miles east of Little Mis-
souri, Buttes, in the northwestern portion of
the Black Hills. The field is limited in area,
not exceeding fifty square miles, and is who'll
ly in Wyoming, being separated from the
region about Harney's Peak by Red Water
Valley.
Convention adjourned sine die on the evening
of the 18th, after session of thirty -one
working days.
An Augusta (Ga.) dispatch of the 18th an
nounces the sudden and serious illness of
Alexander H. Stephens.
In Chicago, on the 18th, spring wheat, No.
2, was active, closing at $1,000 @l.1o15 cash
Cash corn higher; closing at 5s26c for No. 2
and size for rejected. Cash oats, No. 2,
sold at S4A@S5c; November options were
sold at S2Nc. Rye, No. 2, 72@7211c. Barley,
No. 2, 9S1a@99c. Cash mess pork closed at
s23O0@23.25. Lard, s13.2O@1325. Choice
to extra beeves brought $5.50@62O; medium
to good, $4.OO@5.25; butchers stock, $2.5O@
3.75; scalawags, etc., s1.75@2.25. Hogs
brought s7.S5@S.30 for good to choice. Sheep
sold at $4.25@475 for good to choice.
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upon large timber from one of the
wrecked wharves. A tame bear, pet Of
Mr.. Morrison s family, swan to it, crossed
it, and wound a rope that was around his
neck several times around her body.
How got it off cannot TELL" she said,
{" but presently I became disentangled
from the coil, and hardly had l showed
the animal away when huge wave, which
almost Immediately buried me and the
little one below the surface, threw across
the bears body large log, crushing his
life out, saving mine' At the same time
her hold upon the child was lost, and it
too sank with one last wild cry Of Oh,
save me, Susie, save mel"
Regaining her hold upon the friendly
plank, with all her companions gone, with
no apparent hope OF life, her presence of
mind and courage, her faith in God did
not yet desert her. Far out upon the wild
waste of waters she floated with the frail
support of that single plank between her
and eternity. How far or in what direc-
ton she was carried she knew not, nor
whether upon the bay or gulf. One mo-
ment she would be upon the crest of a
huge wave and the next in the hollow be-
tween, with what she supposed to be whole
houses about to fall on her head. How
she escaped being crushed to death by the
mass of timber amid which she foated
she can never explain. But with body
bruised. torn and lacerated, with her
clothes almost entirely stripped from her
body, she still foated on wherever the
winds and waves carried her. Friday
morning her feet struck knoll upon the
prairie nine miles from Indianola. She
dragged herself to higher ground, when
from sense of safety and an overpower-
ing fatigue she lay down where she was,
part of the time in an old empty hogshead,
and fell asleep. When she awoke she
found an old quilt near, which she
wrapped around her, until she got where
some men were working about a schooner,
when more clothes were given her. She
remained in the camp, where also were
Mrs. Mcfarland and family, who were all
saved, Until vessel came to take them
of, when she came Immediately to Corpus
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23

William Hekelnkaemper is can
didate for councilman in Atchison,
Kan.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23
CiUH Rights in the Capitol.
SENATOR'S WHO KNOW HOW TT is THEM
SELVES.

SENATOR'S WHO KNOW HOW TT is THEM
SELVES.
WASHINGTON. March 2J.-Thc Civil
Rights bill has come home to the Uni
ted States Senate in most unexpected
manner. Attached to the Chamber for
the use of the members is first class
barber-shop, the artists in which are
paid by the government and provided
at its expense with an exquisite stock
of toilet articles. The new colored
Senator from Mississippi, Bruce, who
is full-blooded negro, availcd him
self of this tonsorial perquisite the
second day after he was sworn in and
has been since then an occupant of one
of the chairs for at least an hour every
day. AS soon as he arrives in the
morning he has his hair nicely curlcd
by his colored friends, and before he
leaves in the afternoon he gets fixed
ND for dinner. Some of the more fas-
tidious Senators, who visited the place
q few mornings ago, were astounded
at the unusual sight of u negro in the
Senatorial harber-shop, the combs and
brushes, with which they were accus
toned to be adorned, deftly flying
through his kinky hair and over his
swarthy face. The result is that
they have since given the Sena-
torial barber-shop very wide berth,
and held several indignation meetings
on the subject.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23
HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE,
JOHN w. GRAY. PRorprrov

3 JOHN w. GRAY, PROPRIETOR.
rh.sstsrge and beautifully st,,atea bauso
has been put in the very best repair for tSe
reception OF visitors, who will find at it ali the
accommodations of FIRST-CLASS HOTEi :.
IL commands fine view OF the Delaware Bay.
places I'm the State for excursions or nic,n;cs
The IN, house Is kept in the best style, the baI
niled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
s;a stantlais ana iuxuries OF the Market Excul :
a4nists can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
VINO wish to go fishing or boat riding on The
nople Deiaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage of the pubIic
is respectfully solicited, p""'.
V@1-u j. w. GRAY,
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23

'NO ALL MEN. A SPEEDY CURE. =
\ weakness of the Rack or Limbs. Kid
neys. Bladder and Urinary Organs, Palpita-
Tos,,b,; Ton 9t the Heart. Nervousness. Timdity
lrs@Diing; Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Low
Disease of the Head. Throat. Nose or Esin'
Liver, Lungs. Stomach or Bowels, Impotency
ahd nose direfui results of Early Excesses
and misd '"s "o'" "ou'
Addres, with stamp. De JOHNSTON,
;Losk Hospital. No. Z S. Frederick street. =,
'"nS u-thWon Baltimore Md
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23

I'D EM0VAL-P. II. FLINN has removed
~ h from he Fourth street Market to th
New Mal ct Third and King streets. stalls
~ and 3d. where he houes to supply his GUS
Pners as usual. Thankful for past favors he
hopes to be the recipient of many more from
tfgeDerous nublic.. nov25d&w
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23

1 R0ING.-Pleasant rooms and boa, d
: lnR in a.private family at
#1M No. TICKING STREET,
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23
Bowers HoOf Einineut

After 80 years OF practical experience with
n9rses, III staging, teaming, &C., have learn
eu tiat more horses have been crippled by
mattentlon to the feet than all other diseases
'omomed. After many experiments / have
round the true remedy to PREVENT the dis
ease OF tne hoof, or restore it after negligence.
20 whaI nature intended it should be-the
gredf support of the noble animal. IL the hoof ia
lnllamed and diseased, the animal is compare
hvely worthless. This LinIment will silrel,
prevent this worst OF all diseases, Contraction
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
BACK Sinew generally called Knee Sprung.
&c, anu restore those that have been crippled
by the want of such a remedy.
AgIry II, and 1t will never fall # properly
Bathe the horses foot once a week. or often
er II necessary, at the heel and frog. and
around the hoof close to the hmr
nj. G. BOYER,
NorristOwn, Pa.
MIR: nj. Z. BoYER-Dedr Sir: This is TO ccr-
tify that have used your Lniment i'm my
stable for three months past on more than
one hundred horses, and find it the best PIE
paratiOn nave ever used on horses 1t is far
better than you recommend it. Send me 1--we
cases at once, by express. c. o.. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON
No. 1872 West 3lst street New York CITY.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-23
HOTELS.
w ESTERN HOTEL,
n. W. COR FOURTH AND ORANGE SITS
c. j. KYLE, PROPRIETOR.

N W. COR FOURTH AND ORANGE SITS.
c. j. KYLE. PROPRIETOR.
The above House has been put In complete
repair tor the reception of guests, where
FIRST CLASS HOTEL. "
sar nlled with choicest wines, liquors cigars.
&c, and the table supplied within e best the
market Affords. Transient and. D 3rmanen
GDoaraers accommodated at moderate rates.
solicited.
aug2-dtf
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Adopted in State Convention, AT Des Moines,
June Srh, 1875.
We. the representatives OF the Republican
party Of the Stale Of lows, in convention as,
semhied, do adopt the following platform
and principles:
Resolved, That we declare ii cardinal
principle Of the Republican faith that the
republic Is nation, one and intissoluble,
within which the constitutional rights oil
the people to local stG government must
be faithfully maintained.
9 We favor the early attainment of cur.
rency convertible with coin, and therefore
advocate the gradual resumption OF specie
payments by continuous and steady steps in
that direction.
5. That We are in favor Of tariff for q
revenue 60 adjusted IS 10 encourage home
industry.
4. Tha; the earnest efforts Of the govern
ment 10 collect the revenue and prevent and
punish frauds have our unqualified approval
5. That We are opposed 10 further grants
Of lands TO railway or other corporations, hui
we demand reservation Of public domain
for settlement under the homestead laws
and for other bona -nde settlers.
8. That We demand such revision Of III.
patent laws az viii relieve industry frou
The oppression Of monopolies In their admin
istrsiion.
:. That we cordially approve the policy
Of the present administration in the settle
ment OF the difficulties between ourselve.
and other nations by arbitration instead -
appealing TO arms
i That the Republican party Of lows /.
opposed to q third term in the Presidency.
q That we demand that all railway and
other corporations snail be held in fair and
Just subsection to the law making power
10. That we stand by free education, on,
public schools system, the taxation Of all fol
its support, and no division OF the schoo
fund
H. That our National and State admins
trAtion Of public affairs have our hearty ap
prevail.
L. That we cordially invite all who ar,
opposed to the restoration of the Democrat
ic party to forget all political difference
and unite with the Republican party il
maintaining the cause OF true reform.
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NEWS ITEMS.

jeff Davis is engaged for lecture
in Boston in January.
Onions are selling in Scott county at
fifteen cents a bnshel. and potatoes
at twelve cents.
About half of the business portion
of Greenup, Cumberland county.
Southern Illinois, was destroyed by
fire last week.
Peace once more reigns in the
South America States Of Columbia
The commanders Of the Government
army and the army Of the insurgents
have signed a treaty.
The Glen Farm herd Of short
horns, bred by the late Jesse r. Long
of Jasper county, Iowa, was sold at
Des Moines Iowa. on the lst inst, g?
head being sold, Colonel Judy auc-
,ioneer. The prices were not high.
"Not guilty"is the verdict OF a
Georgia jury, in the last famous
Georgia Negro insurrection case, OF
which the Democratic press has been
making such An ado.
The British iron.clad war-steamer
Vanguard-one Of the strongest OF
the navy-has been sunk in the Eng
lish Channel by comming in collision
with another war vessel.
California, as was to be expected,
has gone Democratic. So far as the
returns now at hand indicate Con.
gresham Houghton "a the only Re-
publican in the State getting through.
The largest farm in the world is
said to be that OF George Grant,
founder of the Victoria COLONY in
Kansas. His farm embraces the
whole county of Ellis, is larger than
any dukedom of Europe, and contains
&c., acres.
Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends
commences On the sth inst. at Oska-
loosa.
There was a damaging freshet in
Western Iowa last week, Thursday,
which disabled the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway in that Sec
ion by an extensive wssh-out. Ad-
ditto nal rains and foods are also 10.
pos ID in Minnesota and We,ttn
Wisconsin.
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c. l.. IoSGIEY
T.. GRINSELI
FOND HIN.
,Iusf the Man We Want.

/ Mr.. ]. c. johnson accuses me OF per.
/ sonality deny it. and am willing tAat
any conscientious reader Of the ADEEH.
/ TlsER take my communication that NJ.
] refers to and read it ard see ii there
is q personal ailusion IN ii. / did not
hint that he had been teaching in Lou.
den for $500 per year, nor d. con
slider him incompetent. He saws II he IL
not nominated he will not leave tile par
ty-it he don't he will do better than
he did here when defeated in other mat
tiers, especially in pie-nics | tAiak
3 man that has not enanra principe
about him to dismiss the common school
one day that the children might enjoy
Sabbath school picnic, because 1t ~
not where he wanted it, ii elect
ed Superintendent and a sub district
was going to build school house, he
would interfere unles. they were going
to build it in Burwelrs hog lot or Ar
linston's COW yard and would defeat it.
He speaks about my poo, sAriEelcd up
intellect-it Is better to be void OF intel
lect than principle. He also accuses me
of sneaking-l have never bsen guilty
Of sneaking of from my honest debts
and have creditors say if you do not
come back and pay up il will not be
worth while To run for Superintendent.
The boys say they have right TO play
ball on the school ground after school Is
out as long as they don't interfere with
the teachers making the proper entry
Now, sir, have taken more slang and
insults Oft OF YOU the past three year:
than any other person in my life, II
Church. Sabbath school and other places
And it was all through prejudice. 1ot
came here prejudiced against me, re
manned so here and left the same.
used my influence TO get YOU here ~, "
Rollins will say that. You were no
| here three months until you commence
your slang, and this Is the first that
have resented, but after this propose 1
Skinny my own side, and ii you hay
anything more 20 say, spit 1t out,
] s BCRwELI..
| 4ug 5Sth 1879
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Aqua niracoiosO.

TINS Exquisite Spanish ''ToIIstte
Preb2ration. for beautig.a. and pre-
serving tie complexion AMI sEig, LIS.
for years been exclusively prepared bY
Don Manuel Ac1sta, Al efumiueul chem
ist II Seville, Spain and by Btm sold Z
large quantities 70 the elite ~ that e5ty.
Madrl1 Havana aud elsewhere, a. IL H.
comparable beautitsf and preserr4t5ye
Of the complexion sbl certain prevents
tive Of Wrinkles FreckIes, Pimpfes
ouuouru, Tar, and ali blemIshes 81 tie
the SKIN While making v0yage g
C8ba some years ag0 On me ~ The Brit
ish Royal Maj Steamships Don Mauaea
was Oyertakeu by severe sickness, ana
his life for days despare3 OIL, bat u1ti-
nstely be rallied And recovered, aud IS
HI acknowledgment OF his appreciation
OF Dr. Campbeil's services DR. G. being
at that time Medical officer on board the
steamship, he presented the Doctor
with the formula from which be ytepar
ed his famous Aqua Iig4cpIpsg. hi
rscul0Es Water - many lady patients
for whom Dr. & has prepared 81 ceca
si0nal bottle, having expressed them
selves most Enthusiastically 10 regard tc
its merits he has determined for tie Fl
tuFe 10 prepare 1t 3 a STANDARD Toilette
PredaFatiou it, use 4mP4rt- 10 tAe
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freshness, transparent clesrne-s, yejTety
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DURISG THE EPIDEMIC Of intermitteBts
in the West this season, the whole stock
Of Ayers Ague Cure became exhausted
and the producing power OF his Laura
tory was found ipadequte 70 meet the
demand. Many who knew lis eztraor.
binary virtues for the cure Of Chitis and
Fever, paid exorhitaut prices fer IT.
This Ague Cure il said By those who
use it, to never iall. Reader, if you
must have medical aid, take the best q
medicine Poor remedies are dear a.
good are cheap. at any price yoa have to
pay for them -Caarestgn CpErier.
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NV 1oRN. December "a, 1874.
Jas. P. Campbell, NJ Cd Fulton 81, \. \.
DEAa sIR.-Fer many yesrs my wife
has had serious Organic and, Fl course,
Functional Disease al tie Heart, and ire
auently has "seiguresr of the most terri
bic description, menacing her With IN
slant death. have tried many prominent
Heart Remedies" without avAil,bnt IN Dr
Campbefi's Heart Regulator" I'm tree
to confess, we have found the supreme
Palliative" if not the Radical Cure,
Your preparation, Doctor, always re-
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures" are much less frequent
and severe. | have slse prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. As
a physician Of thirty years practice, |
can, aud II, most conScientionsiy CON
mend it, use 10 sll suffering from Or a.
game or Functional Cardiac peran-e
ments Very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. BCRSHsM, MD
Late Collegiate Professor Of Anatomy.
ic4 Sixth aNennr
Price IL peF bottle. Expressed 10 any
address.
Sold al City Drug Store, Upton.
4 treatise on Heart Diaease, Catarrh,
Deafness, &c, &c, with other valuable
iniomation, sent to any address, by tor
wardinE Stamp to
JAS. p Campbell, NJ D. SO Fulton st.
New York. l2yi
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DR. BAKERS PANACEA, for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
DiarTLaa. Cholera Mofbus, Cholera
Infantum. spfains. Burns, sralds.
Bruises. Clilhiains, Frost bites. Swell
liugs. Soreness OF the Joints. ard all
painful affections If the body, eNter-
nal and internal. For Colds, Sore
throat, Quinzy, aud diseases of the
throat and mucous membrane, ii Is al
invaluable remedy john +. Henry.
Curran ( % PrCprietorS, sand g Cot.
lege Place. New York ard
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GET THE BEsT-Beyond all question
the most economical sewing machine 10
buy f. the Wilson shuttle 1t is perfect
and durable in workmanship, simple
and easy 10 operate, and its work
is superior to all others. Ii IS sold
al less price than any other first
class machine, and its popularity. so
well deserved, is daily increasing.
Machines will be delivered, at any
railroad station in this county free
Of transportation charges, if ordered
through The companv's arsnch house at
1877, State St, Chicago
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This company want few few more
good agents
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CONVENTION AND CANDI.
DATES.

A full report Of the proceedings of
the nominating convention of the
Republican party in Cedar county,
which met in Upton on Saturday
last, is published in another column.
In the caption TO that report, written
two days ago, the meeting is alluded
to as harmonious and its decisions as
having been made with eminent fair
ness and accepted with general good
feeling. Now we hear, eide an IAN
nourcemeat' in another column, that
dissatisfaction Herewith is wide
spread; but we beg to be excused if
We prefer still to believe tue evidence
of eyes and ears rather than the iose
DIRT Of deeply interested person
concerning whom we have nothing
TO say at present, however much at
tention he may receive in the future
Yes, the convention of last >atur-
day was not only one of the most
smooth and harmonious held in the
county for years. but it was also
gathering more fully and truly repre-.
sentative of the masses of the party
In the county than any similar meet
ing which has occurred within seven
years. We say this adyisedly. know
ing that during that time at least,
and probably for a much greater
one, until last Saturday no Republi.
can convention has organized in this
county with every township repre-
sented by delegates properly elected
at regular township caucus. And
further than this, almost, if not quite,
all these eaucuses were largely at.
tended by the voters Of the respec-
tive townships-in mary cases from
fifty to seventy-fve per cent. OF the
entire Republican vote being out,
while one township that we know of,
iowa polled at her caucus only FIVE
less votes than at the last election
This being the case, with the further
fact that the successful candidates
for nomination were generally known
10 be such prior to the assembling OF
these primary meetings, the conven-
ton and its work is at once placed
far above the effective assault OF any
of the disappointed-of whom there
must unfortunately always he some,
and among whom. still more unfortu-
nately. there will occasionally one be
found who has not the manhood 10
bear the defeat which he knew to be
possible when he accepted the
chances of the contest.
But as to the character or work OF
this convention, there exists no
necessity TO argue from these facts
regarding its manner of selection or
make up. All who were present saw
that its duties were performed quick
", quietly and smoothly--in every
respect indicating the conscientious
action of true representatives. of the
people. In every instance where
ballotting was resorted to for Domina-
ton, the very first formal ballot fixed
the choice. And from organization
to adjournment there was no single
instance in which the spirit of dis
cord or disaffec,ion manifested itself.
This, together with the character of
the ticket nominated, induced the
peophesies and hearty ex
,ressions of satisfaction which were
o general rs the meeting dissolved
nd its members gathered in little
roups to discuss the situation. The
lndidstes dominated, individually
ID collectively, are such as will ap-
opriatelv complete the very strorg |
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i.Sccutor- Notice.

Publ HDt 4"s. js berEt ' given that the nm
d~rsiE ta@a has thts DAY tsesn appointed aud
com "a Es~Esgfszb by the Circuit Ggurt of C4dar
G0Up} s.. EG fas state OF Ip@a. FAacntnT ot
the es}zte 81 t8gf3ssa. STAR deceased and
all psFAsas having claims against said
the Clerk 81 sa.i1 Court, clearly stated and
duly sgyrn ~, ana wltuIg legal time. pre-
raralofF - their icing allowed CT proved.
aud p~fAsI4a OWING kafn estate are regueetad
N make lfB ediate payment 10 the under
signed. aud avoid costs.
ats1 a. T pton. Iowa, this ZAta day of
Al gus, A. ID. ls75.
8V'6 JopS =. TrTRTLL, Executor