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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20
REDWOOD MINNESOTA THURSDAY APRIL 20 ,s7i
MORTGAGE SALE.

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Dstault has ssea made 10 the conditions Of =
certain in6eSture Of Mortgage hearing date june
2ndA. 1875 usaas and executed by James Kennedy
and Aafsarut kennedy his wife to n, b. LAngdon and
5. w. laytbe and recorded IN be Oics of Register of
Deeds in and Tor the County Of Redwood in the stste
of Minnesots on the 14h day 1T June A. d. 1875 At
o'cloeA r. n. in Book Of Mortgages on pages ~,
agned to ". v. Marshall on the 18th day Of JaSusry
A b. 1875 which assigntnent vas recorded In said
ol "t Hegster 81 1eede of said County on the 18th
81 ,s,s .as sss .ss os'ssa s il Book
Said mcsygN wsi given IT, secure the payment OF
tour eighty three doa'srs and forty four ce"ts
payable in t9o eqsaI isstauaeats with interert a.
twelve DeG cent from the date thereof and the hrst
instaln,ent of two hundred 6'rty one doiiars and
seventy two cents, aud int rest from tie dHte u
said mortgngs At the rate ii twelve per cent
ing lav " the sum Of two hun,rsd siAty fur
dollars and sixty eight cents is now due. ard the
s-eond instalment for the same sum and Interest
amounting I" the same is unpaid and t" yet hee"ns
due on said morts.Ec, and no Proeeed'nss =. .aw .s
asn,e or any part therei'E
Vow therefore no,iscis hereby given that bv vir.
tue Of power Of sole in said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in kuch ca made and
providsd aaid mortgage will be f0reclnscd and the
prsu isea thes~in described ty,g and being in said
County Of Redwood and State Of Minnesota to wit !;
Lots -Four and Five oi Block numbered Five in the
Town of Walnut Grove according to the plat thereof
ordcd In the said ONCE of Register or Deods q
asid Redwood County vii. he sald at public auctasn
to the hghest bidder therefor in cash at the rOnt
door oF the Court House in the village Of Redwood
Falls in said County and State the 9th day Of Mag
4. d. 1876 at nine o'clock the forenoon to satisfy
the amount then due upon said mortgage together
with the sum OF twenty Eve dollars attorney ices
allowed by the terms Of said mortgage t" be tncnd
ed in Of default and foreclosure thereof besides
the e":!. aud sxp."ses "f said sale allowed BY law
Dated March 18th 4. n 1875. ~ -.
N. N. MARSHALL, assignee Of Mortgage.
WHITNEY K WEBSTER, agents dr aid assignee.
WEYMOUTH + PIERCE, A,torneys.
Marshall Minn.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made 10 the ouditions Of a
certain iSdentuie "f mortgage bearing date on the
30th day Of May. A. D. 1871 made by John Martin o
Redwood County State of Minnesota. in favor cl
John B. Braley oft!e State of Vermont and recoraed
in the Office Of Register Of Deeds in and for the
County nf Redwo'.d aforesaid on the 3Oth '!.y oi
May 4. u. 1871 1T "c OK p. in hook Of mort
cages on page 1l5 Said mortgage given to
the payment Of certain rr n,issorv ncte for One
with ssid mortgage, aud falling due year aftes
said dae. drawing interest from date nnt' paid II
the rate of twelve per cent FER snnum ard aligned Gs
said John Martin AMI IN favor Of sai: John Il. Rralry
There is due and ci1inlcd to he due ssid note AT
the DIT. "f this notice the Of Two Huudrc! ard
twrnty-"ne dollars and fifty cents, and n" proceed.
E2s at ntherw wis. llv been instituted to col
lect the same snv part thereof Now, therefore.
notice is hereby given thnt hv virtue Of power ni
sale n said mortgage confirmed and pursuant IL the
atntr in such n,ae and pc cvil, said mor=
living ard b. ing in the County OF Redwood ami State
of Minnesota to wit:
The West Half Of the South West quarter of Sec
ti"n Th:rty-Tw" t32,. Township One Hun'l, ed and
Fourteen tl1D, Of Range Thirty Six. containing
Eighty acres according I" gnrernnn Mt survey, will
re sold at ,s.hc auc.i"n to the highest er at the
front 'o"r {" the Court House in the village %! Red
weed Falls in said County Saturday the 2:d day
nf April A. n 1874 at 10 o'cock n. tn satisfy the
amonnt then due on said not. n.o sl2 80 taxes paid
iy the niortgage". together with the Of $25 &C
Attorneys fees stpnlste' to be paid in said mortgage
in the event Of it's foreclosure besides such othel
costs aud expenses ,rs allowed by law.
Dated March S,h 1876
JOHN B. BRALEY. Mortgage.
~ BALDWIN 4 WALLlN,
" Attorneys for Mortgage.
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OARS VS.. Com FOR LIVE Stock
DR.. James, the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, of Georgia, says. ''Taking into
consideration the cost Of production,
chemical analysis and the comparative
freedom from stealage, oats are cheap
er as stock food than corn One bush.
el, or fifty-six pounds, Of corn cost
fifty eight cents, while one bushel, or
thirty.two pounds, Of oats cost twenty.
nine cents, making difference of
thirteen cents in the cost Of one hun.
.dred pounds Of the two. Chemical
analysis shows that oats contain twelve
per cent Of albuminoids, or flesh and
muscle producing principle, while corn
contains teu per cent. It will thus be
seen that for work animals oats are
more valuable than corn as food when
equal weights are used. Consider,
now. that one hundred pounds Of oats
cost thirteen cents less than one hun
dred pounds corn, and the case stands
decidedly in favor Of oats for work
stock. IL fat producing properties, corn
has seven per cent; oats six per cent
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions Of 4
certain tndeDture 0f Mortgage, madc and executed
BY Cyrus Conrad mOrtgagor, to John c. Oswald
mortgage. being dated February 10th 1875. and
rec"rded IN the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in
Redwood County, State Of Minnesota in which COun-
ty the mortssged premises are situated, the 18th
day Of February 1875 in Book Of mortgages, pages
2SS. 259 and ESQ Said mortgage was given to secure
with interest at the rate If twelve per cent per
date Of this notice on said mortgage, the sum Of
cents, proceedings at law otherwise have been
to recover the debt secured BY ssid mort
gage or any part thereof The nortgaxed premises
as in said mortgage described "a follows. viz ;
lying ani being in Redwo"d County aforesaid and
known the North West Qu arter Of Section Thirty
1907, Town One Hundred and Ten (1lO), Range
Thirty -Four (3@), C"ntaining One Hundred and
ffty-eight and thirty hundrcda' 5S 30-1OO) Of
land, Now therefore notice il hereby gwen, that
by virtue OF the Statute, iu such made and pro-
vided and Of the pOwer Of sale in said mortga
tanned, and Herewith recorded, the said mortgaged
premises will be sold at public aucti for caeh to
the highest bidder at the front daor of the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds in and for said County, in the
village OF Redwood Fals. in said County on Nom
'sy the I'd day ofNay 1876, at ten "ciock A. NJ to
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage sud costs
and expenses of SALE and the sum Of twenty Ave
dollars attorneys fees agreed to b. paid by the terms
Of s.i mOrtga2. in case ot foreclosure thereof.
Dated March 31st 1876.
JOHN c. OSWALD, Mortsaece
ATWATER L BABC0CK,
28-7t Att1rne, q for Mortgagees
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Phenomenal Lakes in Georgia.

A third lake in Lowndes comfy has
been emptcd OF its waters by subtera.
mean passages during the last six
months. What is the matter? The
Times has several times alluded to the
fact that Lowndes county had within
its borders number oflakes from 10 to
500 (and several beyond 10000 acres
in size and Can it be these lakes are
all connected with a grand under.
ground water course. 1t seems so.
In september last one dried up, or ran
off, and left bushels upon bushels Of
fish in holes of water upon the bottom
of the lake. In January another about
five miles from this did the same thing,
aud now Grassy Pond, lake covering
about FIVE hundred &C 'es, just between
the two above mentioned, has lief,
its millions Of fishes out Of water.
About three weeks ago it was reported
that the waters Of this lake were sink
ing below low water mark, and every
day or two VIC would hear that it was
still going down. Last Friday a re-
port spread all over the country like
wild fire that Grassy Pond was lew
enough to rake the fish out with nets,
and by sundown over 100 people had
collected at the place. Some had dip
nets, and there was one seine caught
enough trout, jack, cream. and speckle
perch to make a mess for every one
present. During that night all the
water disappeared, and there were
millions Of fish left dead upon dry land.
Next day the planters hitched up
their wagons and hauled load after
load. and scattered them in their fields
for manure, and thousands we're left at
the mercy Of buzzards, hogs and other
creatures Of prey. Such quantities of
fish, and such destruction have never
been known in the history of Lowndes
county No one ever dreamed there
we're half that quantity Of fish iu
Grassy Pond, though it was celebrated
for its fioe fishing grounds in the
spring Of the year The two lakes
above mentioned did not run thus
completely dry, aud the fish that were
not caught were saved by the water re.
turning in few days from its hid
den retreat in the bosom Of the earth.
We learn that Grassy Pond is filling
up again, but it is too late to save
the fiuny tribe.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

TEMPTATION DEVELOPS DIsHoNEs-
ry.-The N. Y Sun in a we'll written
article under the headiag. The Epi.
demic of Thieving," has this para
graph: There is in the soul Of every
man latent dishonesty, which requir.
es only opportunity to show itself and
which if not checked when it does
show itself, will surely lead to actual
crime. A grain Of wbea' may be kept
thousands of years, as it has been in an
Egyptian mummy case, and then, ,plant-
ed under favorable conditions, it will
sprout aud grow up into fully devel-
oped stalk. Earth thrown up from
the bottom Of deep wells, and left to
itself, soon becomes covered with vegi.
tation from seeds which had slamber =
ed in the cold and darkness below.
la the same manner men who ordlna-
rily pass for honest, and are honest in
practice, will. under the stimulus Of
temptation, reveal q propensity to
thievery which until then was uusus-
pected. And when this stimulus is
applied, as it has been during the past
few years, to nearly the whole nation
at once, the result must necessarily be
the simultaneous development in great
numbers Of the thievish propensity
and the correspondent acts"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

Mr.. Harris, Of the House committee
on elections, reported, on Wednesday
of last week that the Hon. II. Is. Strait
is entitled to the seat as member from
this congressional District. This may
be regarded as a settlement Of the case
and we think that it is satisfactory to
large number of the Democrats in the
District.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

The people Of the several towns from
Wabasha to Zumbrota kave been vot-
ing within few weeks past, on pro-
positions to vote town bonuses in aid
Of the proposed Midland Narrow Gauge
Railroad from Wabasha to Faribault
Bonus was carried by good majorities
in most Of the towns, but the towns of
Hyde Park, Guilf'rd, West Albany,
and Chester, in Wabasha County. and
Roscoe, in Goodbue, voted the propo-
sition down. This has acted as damp
er on the project, but it is not aban-
doned. New elections will be held,
and the friends Of the scheme will try
hard to reverse the popular verdict.
1t is understood that the road will not
be built unless the towns generally
vote the bonuses. Rochester Post.
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OLD new YORK,

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John L. Merriam, w. H, Shelly and
other citizens Of St. Paul and j P.
Wilson of St. Cloud have been sum
moned to Washington to appear be.
fore the committee Investigating ex.
penditu-es in the War department.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

a NONDEKFUL DISCOVERY IN
PA1NT.-After years of chemical ex
periments an inventor has found the
secret Of combining liquid glass and
pure asphaltum with other chemicals
under high degree Of heat, by which
be has Obtained positive colors in all
tints, that never fade or change. II
penetrates and fills the pores, petrife1
the wood, and go hardens itself within
the wood that it becomes absolutely Gre
aud water proof, making it's durability
almost without limit. Its surface il
elastic, and cannot peel of. Water
has no effect upon it; while its adhe:
siveness cause it 10 resist every kind
Of exposure. 1t protects metal FROM
rust and effects Of climate. For ships,
boats, water tanks, railroad cars, bridg.
es, iron and tin roofs, it Will prove in.
valuable. 1t has one remarkable quail
ity Of receiving a high polish equal to
varnish, by friction only which adapts
it to panei-work and foe painting. A
general use must rapidly follow it's in.
PRODUCTION. Al it is said to cost no more
than white lead, while in every way
superior to it. These merits should
make 1t a national paint.
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NOTICE.

L. S. LAND OFFICE
Redwood Fal Is. Minn April 18th 1875.
Complaint having he+n entered at this Office by
George Brnwa against James IL Quinn for aha nlon-
., 1871, upon tho North half Of Nerth West quarter
Section "a, Township ia, Range So, in Ernville
County. Minnesota, with view to the cnnce l,ation
Of fsaii entry the said parties b.reby summon
ed to appear at this office the 18th day "f May
1876 at II o'clock NJ. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged absnaonment.
" = s'-# Ben. F. SMITH, Re gister,
-..sz. WV il. KELLY. Receiver.
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NOTICE
L. 8. Land Office.

L. 8. Land Office.
Redwood Fails, Minn.. March 10th, 1876
Complaint having been entered atthis Once BY
Samuel Msdd. ok against john J. Clark for abandon
ing his Homestead Entry, No. 6117, dated May ls
1871, upon the East half Of South West quarter
and West half bf South East quarter, Section 2
Township u.s. Range 81 west, in Renville county
u innesota, with view to the cancellation Of said
entry; the said parties hereby summoned
to appear at this Once on the 21et day Of April
1876 at 10 o'clock A. m. TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
B F. SAlTB, Register.
fa t w. n. KxLLY. Receiver.
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NOTICE..

..t.,.- .. U.S Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Minn., xsrch II, 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Richard Cemmish against Henry A, White for
abandoning his Timber Culture Entry No. 6S. dated
March 81, 1874. upon the North East quarter Of Sec
tion 4 Township lis. Range 81 in Renville COUNTY
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation OF said
entry the said partie. are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office the 9th day oi April 1876
1T 10 O'Clock A. H. to respond and l rnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
B.F. Smith, Register.
VIZ. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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1t is understood that the President
will not sign the | ill, which has passed
both Houses Of Congress, reducing the
Salary to $685. 600 Also that he is
opposed to the transfer Of Indian
affairs to the War Department.
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BrscuIr LUXURY ToR AlL.-The popu-
lar notion that people suffering from dys-
pepsia Or predisposed to that disease.
should not eat biscuit, has grown out Of
the fact that the common Saleratus has
been used in the making Of suoh biscuit
And il WAS right; the article is mischie-
vous. But light and healthy biscuit, such
as dyspeptio people may eat with impuni-
II and with positive benefit are made from
D. B. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chemical Saler,
atus. Physisians admit this.
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NOTICE.
US LAND OFFICE,

: LAND OFFICE, Z
/. Redwood Falls Minn., AprillS 1875. ( ss
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Nels Edqvixt against Axei Johnson for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry, No. 8s72' iatedMarch 70
1872, upon the South east 4 Of Section Town
ship III. RsnRe ~, in wMcdicineC Mime.
sofa with view to the cancellation Of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on the 18th day Of May. 1876, at II
O'Clock NJ, to respond and furnish testimony
oncsrning said alleged abandonment.
g S4EE@ BES. F. SMITH, Rsgietsr.
d I'LL 30 II WV. H. KELLY. Receiver Is
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The Emperor William, Of Germany
has attained his seventy ninth birth
day. On the 22d of March, the
event was celebrated, aud the old Em
peror made vigorous speech. The
old Field Marshal, Wrangle, made the
congratulatory speech, describing the
Emperor as 1.-The interrid leader in
battle, the never vanquished command
er in Europe" the Emperor accepted
the compliment. not for himself but
for the army and concluded: The best
thanks l can give is to hope that the
generals and the army will continue to
be in the past.
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Three different men passed through
this city, begging their way home from
the Black Hills. From their pitiful
appearance and the stories told by
them Of the intense suffering existing
there we should think all those affect
ed with the fever would stop awhile
and take second thousht.-St. Peter
Advertiser.