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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
Scr SuStauerfrtea.

Bai bingt0 N, s. SolgenOes
1T BON Fort Sfanton, apaben- Isentur; bas
tirt bonn 20. Sanuar 1875, bier angelan9t:
SIN 6. g. Smitb, @ommiiIdr fir Srbianer>
auaeleqenbeiten in 8aibington. Sn Der
gta6)t Ses 10. Sanuar baben giirger, Imert'
fauer uno Werifaner, einen Gngrlff auf bic
Wescaleros, ipeld)e Spei Ofetlen bon Der
| 4qentur elm 2ager beSogen batter, 9emafbt.
| Ofe SuOianer mad)ten iofortWittbe bar
iiber, SD luG)te um nlilit1riiden S9us fir
| bieIelben nah unb MajOr 8. R. Slenotnen
| ianbte iofort etne Sdrpabron Gapallerte ab,
che b,eielben abcr anfamen, mar es 3lt ipdt.
| 0as @naaaement bauerte fait eine Stunbe.
Otan alanbt, baB mebrere Snbianer getDotet
poroen iinb, bod laBt iid bies ntd)t genau
feftiteuen, oa bic Snoianer nid)t 3ugeben mol
len, baB iie Serluite gebabt baben. Die
Naub ;iialer nahmen 60 Yferoe nit. Srup-
pen sllr Yerfolgung nnroen tbnen na69e=
jd,idt, bod, blieb bielelbe erfnlglos. Sllfolge
pieies @narlfies sogen bic Snbianer ndber su
Der 4aentlir. Sim l5. b. Wtts. ging baS Sc
riid)t, bic g8eiben miirOen einen neuenIn9rlfI
perluden. Daraufbtn perlieBen Die SnOianer
bic Nelcrpatien. Sine linen nadl9eIdidte
Sdpuoron GapaGerie, nm iie suriidsubrln
qeu, fonnte iie nid,t finben; bielelben baber1
: lid, mahrid1einIidb in bic Serge suritdge5o9eu
3,pei Snoianerfrauen erbOten iif nun, il
auf,ulud,eu. SD 9abe ibmen einen Srief al
oell oberifen Sduptliug uno einenOolnetId)e,
nit, allein II Wteilen BON Der agentur mlr
ben Die grauen BON gterifanern iibsriaael
r nuo ermoroet unb ibre Yieroe ipe9gefibrt
1 Sdl bofie bic MDroer balo ausTnotg 3u mo
. den. @esenipdrtis 1T bic slufresnng i
: arob, bab Is fir @iDilbeb0roen iApieris icil
fpiiroe, @trpas su untcrnebnien. a9tun9s
: poa 81. 3. @rotbers, Snoianer agent."
:. 9ie sematnr,patlen.
Suntington, W.,Sa., 8. 6ebr.-Si
4. beutiae abitinimung bate folgenbes 6elultat
&amSen 25, gSalfer 25, Stepenion 10, Va
= :, perton 13 nno Slatr 4.
u 9aiiab aiiee, 6leribat 8. Hebr.-O
. @itHation i'm Setreff Der SeHatorlpahl !
nod Anperaneert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
ttmfau eines 9attpfers.

q no 8 t e, Oel., 8. Sebr. : Der
0ampfer ySinOicator," BON Netp- Yorf na6
Bbilaoelpbia behtnlnlt, lpnroe in Der Sai
ottsrneBer onr9 Sreibets bei@d5Sist, 0aB mon
fiir feline Siherheit fiirdtet. Man l0id|t ieet
Die 9abung. S6leppbampfer p6ubion"
ianf i'm 9aufe Der gtad1t. Gin Wiatroie bes
~ uSinbicator" erraHf tros Der Seriu6e, i'm
III rettpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09

= Sob 6ffuete bente Su 114g unb idlOB
81 1144.
= Die 3Oa Ginnabmen betrugen beute
$596,O00.
- Ser unteri6aemeiiter 3ablte beute als
Sntereiien 1921 900 nno fir eingeSo9ene Sb,
llgatiouen S596, 900 aus.
- SIM 4anfe Der perfloiienen gSode nahnl
Die Boliset 1472 Gerbaitungen Dor. Su
bemielben 3eitraume famen 600 SOoes= unS
504 @eburtsfdle, 1872 Seiratben uno 80
Sobtgebnrten Dor.
- Ser befannte Wealer @ilbert 9nrl1ng
ftarb Sountag 9ta9n1ittag in 9fiuerbale. @r
mar Der @riinber Der aquarellen @eiells
ifaft.
- Die 9ampfer Grin" BON 9iDerpool,
,@reece" Don 2onbon unb ethiopian" BON
@lassom iinb bier ein9etroffeu.
- Das pierit0dtge Siegelfteinerne @ebGuoe,
gtr. 90 unb 95, Mai6en eane, bewObnt BON
benz 9fefaurateur s. @onSales, ben Cigar
ren Sabrifanten 9. 0ia3 1nb s. 8eig unb
benz Sabadsbdnbler SO. Stterburg, tpurbe
Samitas abenb bur6 Seuer 5erftGrt. Serluit
S25 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09

2aconia, N..S., 8. 6ebruar. - Die
Strumpiwaarelle6abrif BON Yitman, 3ilton
& Comp. unb >ie@etratoemiible pOn@larence
gaitmau brannteu beute ab. Serluit Der @r-
lteren s25 900, Seriiderung $4,000. Ser
luit Der 9etteren $4,000, Serit9erun9 $1,000.
&per, MaiI., s. Sebr. - Die nnltarier-
9irde in I5arrpuro purpe geitern bur9 6euer
serltSrt. Serluit $4,000,
6nbinu, N.-0., 8, Sebr. Der burdl
ben grano in Der Sbafer aniteblung uerllr=
iad)te S6aoen belauft iid auf $l50,0o0.
auswdrts Nt1ts periiGert. Die Shater per-
itd)eru ,br Gieentbum inter iid.
Bittsburg, 3d., 8. Sebr. = Daniel
DempIep's Stdlle bel Sennett's Citation an
Der ,gSelt@ Bennlplpanier @Henbahn" puroen
beute Morssn seritSrt. 6iinfunbSrsiBi9 Yferoe
| perbrannteil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
sic ttnterfad1tma tm eomtftatta

Nep Srle 8. Sebr. = 0as
@on9reB GOmite iebte beute feline llnterius
dung fort. SaneS 8udner iagte, baB
bic ~gseibe aisa" gum sesenieiti9en S6ube
gebilbet iporben Jet, neil man geb0rt babe,
buB cine 2tsa Der S9warseA eriitire. 9le
9lffaire bonn IA. September let bem Smpuls
Der Stunoe entiprungen, fir bas Slutoer-
gieben lei Die Boli5ei Oerantwortli6.
SO. gS. Some, friiber 8unbeSiOlOat, bis
gum Sabre 1870 8ti9ter oes SberseriHts,
NOR INNER 8epublifaner. BeiB bon feinem
Sfracismus. grlebte ntenal8 cine rubigere
g8abl, als bic lette. @s lei gang natiirltd),
baB oas Solf unter bieier i6reflid)en Gait
ilnwilig nerbe.
Gbas. 6. 6enner, Elm @edts. .alntualt,
iagte iiber Die @ruubeigentbums< unb Steuer=
Serbdltniiie aus.
Siaac 9lleranber, Der 8rdfbent eiueS gte'
ger@Giubs, meint, er CLAUDE, Die 3eit lei ae
fommen, in pelher Elm gSe6iel bon wobltbd:
| tigen Solgen ietn iperbe. Die Ntit9lieoer lei
mes Clubs ieien alien mDgli6en Sewalttba
| ten pou Geiten Der Hobifaleu auSdeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
Nlad1 eitt Selearaphenfriea.

81 eng rf, s. Sebr. - Die 5teSuftton
Der Selegrapben @ebiibren Settens Der - St=
lautic .Yac,ftc Eelegrapben z@ompagnie" er'
re9t in telegrapbilfen, luie in @ei9dftsfreilen
grobes Sntereiie. Wenn Die @ebiibren, wie
ite bisber BON Der ,Weiiern llnion" erbOben
lpurben, CUTE iparen, 10 iinb bic neuen GrnG-
Bigun9en geraoesu! rllinlreno; itno nenn pie
before glrt Der Sef0rberung, BON lpeld)er Die
,Qtlantic 8acifcs@ompasnie" baS Monop Of
III beiiben beGauptet, cine 8ebuftiou Der Sc
biibren erforDert, 10 bot Die ngSeitern Union"
fifer einen ungebturen 6ebler begangen, bab
iie fi9 bieies 8atent, .. b. ipenn iie fonnte,
nidt ifon friiher ermorben bat. Gs muB
ndnli9 iebr auffalen, oaB Die neue 9slesra>
pherz0inie bele@ebiihren- grmGBigun9en eiltz
fiibren fam, nno rpenn iie it6er nnb prompt
bet Dem Ierianbt Der Oepeihen manipultrt,
10 fam tie ii1er iein, oaB Der gr0Bte 2betl Der
@el1Gftsleute iidl ibr Supenben wirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
Sas neme Sampfid)tHfabrts=
1tttteruehutelt.

New.Y OFT, s. Sebr. = Die grrihtung
Der ,ScciDental. Oriental 0ampfid)iffiabrtSz
@eieuiGait," perenSfifie swiiaenSanSran
sisco, gofobama, Seboo, Song Song unb
auoern Bunften i'm Stilleu Meere laufen iol=
len, ift cine feititebenbe Sbatiad)e getporoen.
Seit eilliger 3eit iino atpiifen blcier @eiea-
ihaft unS Der ,Gentral Union Baciic .@iien=
balm" llnterbanblungen 8ebufs ge9enieiti9er
llnterifiitung gesen 6ie y8aciftc Boftbampf=
id)ifffabrts Geieai9aft" sepfosen rporben,
Die am uerfloGenen Sreitage als 9teiultat err
aaben, baB besiisli6e gerplidtnn9en Ourd
Die 8eprdientanten 9enannter @ompagHls'n
unterseidnet wurOeu. Die 0pfr. nSceanic,
;, 8el9ic" ulb rGaelic" bon Der v9SbteStarz
4inie" iinD bereits enga9irt lporoen nno mer=
ben balO Stpiiden Rem 9orf uno Gbtna, reip.
Sapan, laufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
0ermtfdjte Depefd)en ats
yReft1sO OnrH

9lem= 0orf, 8. Sebr. = Der Dampfer
,State of @eorsia" ut bon GLASGOW bier
eingetrofien. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
Gin S6tff ttt SsIatnua ett .

gaem>O Orleaus, 8. 0ebr. = am
Siiomeit=BaB gerietb oas nit 8aummoae
bclabene Sd)iff yBrinceton," welfeS bereitS
Dor IA Sasen burdl eiuen Sliti6lag i'll
Siammen geieet ipuroe, beute abermalS in
Srano. Oaiielbe miro our6 einen S4lepp@
oan1pfer bierber buqiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-09
Grobeben tn San Sranaiseo.

SanSran5iSco, 8. Sebr. : Utebrere
Groit1Be puroen 9eitern bier oeripiirt. Die
&irdendeiud)er geriethen in Solge 0eiien IN
srobe auire9uu9 uno Seruirrung.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been maze III the conditions Of \
q .tan isd:nture Of Mortgage bearing date the Sd
day II August. 4. d. 1874, made by F. n. Welch
and lavinx A. Wech, his wife of Redwood C"unty
Minnesota, to ami in favor of 4. y. Northrop Of
Redwood County Minnest,ta. and recorded in the
ofc: Of the Ec rstsr Of Decd. in and for the Coun y
OF Redwood and State Of Minnesota the Sd day Of
August A. d. 1875 at ot O'Clock p. y. in Book 0:
,sor.x.ses on page !3l.
Said mortgage W $ given to secrre the payment Of
Eleven psonssorv notes Of ftv dollars each bearing
,n,cres: ut the rate OF twelve per cent per amman,
aud PAYABLE follows viz; one the
10Th day Of August, A. b. 1875. and the 18th
day Of each and every month thereafter until ali Of
sail not.s paid, all Of ssid not.s were sign"d
i,y F. ". Welch and favor Uf said 4. ". Surthrop.
There is claimed to bs due and there ix due two
.fsaid notes. which all due rcs,ecriv.l, the 18th
!sv fssp'em~r and tn" 18Th day OF October. a: b.
S:5, the sum Of $ll2C0. aud proce .,iings at law
"r ",e erwise h.ve becn instituted 10 collect the
same any part thereof.
Now therefore 1:otice is hereby given tiSt ~ vir
tue Of power Of sa. in s~i,! mortgage cun,a .eh
and pursuant to the statutes ia such made and
provided, s$id mortgage will he tuircosed and the
premises therein described ing and being in The
County of Redwood and Stat Ot Minnesota to wit
OTIS three t3', four az. and FIVE t5) in Block
~ in the original FLAT of the village OF tclsood
Fsi's, will he =" III at public auction to the highest
town Of R.,lw rod Falls in said county Saturday
Decrmher 4th, A. y. 1875. at ~ O'Clock A. II. to
satisfy thu amount then due said two prom:
notes together with the costs aud exp> allowed
BY Law.
Dated Redwood Falls. Octohor 2o:h 1875.
BALDWIN WALL!N,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04
In PROATE COURT.

SPECIAL TERN.
STATE OF MIx sEsoTA,
County Oh REDWOOD.
In the matter of the estate of franklin
Small Deceased. @@s s.1s
On reading and fling the petition OF
Irene Small Executrix of the estate OF
Franklin Small deceased, representing
among other things, that she has fully ad-
ministered said estate, and praying that q
time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing his account Of his administration,
it is ordered, that said account he examind
by the Judge Of this Court, on Friday
the 18th day Of November A. D. 1875, at
10 o'cle OK A. NJ. at his Office in Redwood
Falls In said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing copy Of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hear
ing, in the Redwood GAzEr:E . Weekly
Newspaper, printed and published II Red
wood Falls in said county.
BY the Court.
Dated at Redwood Falls the Goth
day Of October A. D. 1875. ~
H. D. Baldwin Probate Judge Of Redwood
County, Minnesota. sga
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PENSION. STATIsTICs.-Thsre are
los, ,f78 invalid soldiers receiving pen.
sions, aggregating about $1,000, 900
annually; lO4,887 widows, minor
children. etc., receiving 10000 900 !,
1876 survivors Of the war Of 1879
receiving $1,000, 900; 5,163 widows
Of soldiers in that war, receiving $500
900; 378 widows Of soldiers in the
Revolutionary war. in all, the pen
sion rolls contain 234 .82f names The
appropriations for tho last year were
$50 ,055. 600, of which nearly 1915. 900
was not expended.
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NOTICE.
r. 2. LAM OPrIcJ

Q. =. Lawn OTTIcK,
Redwood Fails, Xinn., Sept. at, ISIS. !
Complaint having hcen ente red At this oatcs by
Morcy Dean against Alonxo Scott for abandoning his
Homestead Entry. Eo.lGG. dated Sept. 27th 1872
upon tie South half Of South east quarter, Section
II, Township 1ls, Itange 81 wrst in Sibley C,un:;,
Minnesota with view to tho cancellation cs ss:i
entry: the ssid parties are heruby summoned to
appear ut this tlliee on the 2Sth day OF October,
1875 at 10 "cinc. ~ NJ, t. respond and furnish test
mony conceruns said alleged abandonment.
Ben. F. SIXTH, Registsr,
VIZ. Ii. KELLY. Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

Window Reporter: Notwithstand
ing all the precaution that few Of the
people have taken to protect the prai
rie from Ere, last Saturday hurricane
Of FIRE swept over the county from here
to Germantown, and how far west we
have been unable to learn, but if possi-
BILE to detect the miserable fellow who
set the FIRE he should be run ont Of the
country astrids rail.
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WATSON'S
Select Circulating Library.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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sses. ssoa. ! $40.
TRANSIENT RATES.

TRANSIENT RATES. ~
/. The smallest charge is 10 cents;
and BY the week 15cts; if book is
kept longer than one week, 3cts 4 day
additional will be charged.
2. Books may be exchanged at plea
sure, but Volumes out must be re-
turned before others can be taken.
3 Strangers must deposit the value
Of the book when taken, which amour.
will be refunded less cbargss:on it's, ,e-
turn.
4. Books lo,t, or defaced, must be
paid for before others can be drawn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

TIE EARru's DANaER.-In tho
preface to his recent excellent book,
:sThe Abode of Snow" Mr., Andrew
Wilson, we'll known as the author. of
one Of the most interesting works on
the Chinese empire, revives the old
theory OF NJ. Adhemar that the earth
will topple over one of these days, aud
send the oceans sweeping over the con.
tinents. The theory is that owing to
the greater preponderance of water in
the southern hemisphere, the gre4test
accumulation Of water is round the
South pole; when tho accumulation
has reached certain point the balance
Of the earth must be suddenly destroy.
ed the center Of spherlcity abruptly
change far from the ceuter of gravity,
aud the whole earth almost instantans-
ously must turn transversely on its
axes, move the great oceans, and 90
produce one Of those grand catacl ysms
which have before now altered The
whole face of the globe. Some very
good physicians and nshsmusiciaos
have believed in this theory, which i
not easily controrer:ca, evan if ii b., L
false Que.
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WILLIAM LAWSON,
STONE E'MAS0N AND PLASqERER
Redwood Falls, MINI.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
the MINNEAPOLIS MAIL.
Two Eiitons-D Daily and Weekly.
Fresh, Fearless,
and Independent.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY MAIL Is sent
to any address for 81. Is per annum, post
age paid. The DOLLAR WEEKLY MAIL and
the GAZETTE will be sent to any address,
postage paid, one year for s2.25.
NOTICE..
z. 8. land OdicO.

IS. land O6ics,
Redwood Falls Minn. September 2sth 1884. {
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
John bcrres against Patrick Burn"s for abandoning
his Homes sd Entry, No. 6363' dated April y, 1872
upon the Lot No ., Section u, Township 114,,
Ran.e 81 ". in Dakota County Ninnesots, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry: the said par
ties hereby summoned to appear nt this Office on
the 10Th day OF November. 1875, at 10 o'clock ..
to respond and furnish :sstmony concerning said
alleged abandonment
And notice is hereby given to said Patrick Burnes,
thst the Depnsitions Of Gndry witness - will be
taken at the Office of L. C. Johnson. Justice OF the
Fsscn in the town of I.xkeve, Dakota County, Ainn
On the i;th s.ycf November 1875 at u O'Clock w.
besa,- saL, sus.ic~ 10 lie used in evidence ut tho
bearing Vi this case,
B.F. SMITH, Register.
Vim. II. KELLY ,Reesivsr.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

Elections were held in eleven States
on Tuesday, as follows; Illinois, Kan
sas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mime.
sofa, Mississippi, New Jersey, New
York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and
Wisconsin.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

Gov. Davis has appointed /, NJ.
Brown Of Shakepee Judge Of the 9Th,
Judicial District, to FL the vacancy
occasioued by the death Of Judge Chat
field. The appointment is regarded as
AL excellent one.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

1t is no longer sufficient for chill
dren in Saxony to attend school until
they are fourteen years o!d-until they
are seventeen they must continue to
receive instruction, iu the evenings or
on Sundays; the mum DER Of lessons
ranges weekly from two to six, accord
ing to the proficiency of the pupil.
Default is punished by fine or impris-
onment. Pupils who attend private
schools recognized by State are held to
complying with the law. Up to the
age of II child's education is super
intended by the State at 10 the child
if a boy, enters the active army; after
serving three years he is relesated first
tc the reserve, next to the Landwher,
then to the Landsturm, and not until
he arrives at the mature age Of ~ can
be call himself free man..
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NOTICE..
q. 8. l4AndOnce,
Redwood Falls, Ninn., Sept. 2l. Is;

U.S.IandOSce,
Redwood Falls, Minn., Sept. 2l. 1875 )
Complaint having been entered st this Onhcs by
Fr-Irici, Sc!,rAd-r against Edward Williams for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No, 334. dated
Apri, 7lh 1878 upon the South hal: North West <
Section 20. Township us, Range &c. iu R.nvis
County, Mnnesots, with view to the cancellation
os said -n:ry: the sain parties hereby sua,mou.
ed to appear at this ofcs the 18th day OF October
1875 10 O'Clock A. 81, to respond and furnish tes-
.in,ony CONCERNING said alleged abandonment.
BkS F. SMITH. Register.
So W.H, KELLY, Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

AN ANc1ENT WALL IN MISSISSIPPI.
About eighteen miles from Port
Gibson and one mile from Brandywine
Springs, on the place of MIR. O'Quin,
the existence Of u grea, number of
blocks Of cat stone has besn known
for an indefinite time, and tie people
10 the rejghborhooi have used them
for props to their houses. MIR. James
Gage, Jr went out there few days
ago to xplore, aud had a specimen
stone brought into town, 1t is about
three feet long By about twenty inches
square, resembling in shape bar Of
soap. 1t is probable native sandstone
Mr.. Gage took this block himself from
beneath the roots of large pine tree.
1t formed a portion Of wall about
twenty feet broad an the top, which
Mr. Gage traced for a distance Of two
hundred yards, The inference that
one would naturally draw from this
superficial view is that one would nat.
urally draw from this superficial view
is that this must have been city wall,
but deep exploration might show it to
be portion of a fort, temple, or other
building ANY way, its antiquity is
probably immense, antedating the his
tory of the red mep.-Port Gibson
Standard
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

The St. Paul Pioneer Press states
that the indications are that Donnelly
Wilkinson, Coggswell and Wc.t!all are
defeated. If,rue the opposition force
in our State Senate will be greatly re
ducod in influence.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

The Alabama constitutional conven.
tion has adjourned, and left record
iu the instrument framed by it, aud
which the people will be asked in No.
vember to adopt, which should render
the memory Of the body Infamous
Not only is reputation Of the state
debt provided for, but the new iostru.
ment practically abolishes the public
school system, and the way is thus
paved for a return to bar barism worse
than that which prevailed in the days
Of slavery. If the voters Of Alabama
will look honestly at the consequences
to follow the endorsement Of such doc.
trines by making them part Of the
constitution of the state, they will ua-
auimously repudiate them at the polls,
and send their authors. into political
oblivion forever. .as
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

THE INDIAN PEACE PoL1cY.-Sev-
eral pastors Of Washington D c Of diff.
terent denominations, apprehensive
that the government was about to aban
don its policy toward the Indians call
cd on the President to express the
conviction that such = course would
greatly dipappoint Christian: people all
over the country, and be blow to
Christianity throughout the world.
The President responded with great
promptness and precision that he did
net regard the peace policy as fall
ure, and that it not only would not be
abandoned while he occupied that
place, hut that it was his hope that
during his administration it would be
SO firmly established as to become the
necessary policy OF his successors. In
that he might probably be mistaken.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

The American Sardine, Co.'S Boneless
sardines. are much better, and less than
half the oost Of imported sardines. ~
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04
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Memphis and the surrounding coun :
try has been shaken up by an earth
quake.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04

The election in Missouri resulted in
the adoption of the new constitution
by q large majority.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-11-04
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