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, 1876-10-28
lIALSTEAU on HAYES.


PeraonAl 1SnoWletlgc Of Cor, IIaycs.
."u.a' ,a's.eao :, nhs oce'i personally ae1ua'ht-
Gu WIN 1os liases Tor twenty-five years. In
lls Caoper-In.tttutc speech, New York, lle boro
:, .ne ip''""'''S tca'lh'oHf concerning uoF.
hayes' .,
and tllc economy cailri for eonld hardly be found
in doubling The national debt. j believe We
economical, ku,,orailc, i,Igt..mlndcI 1dmiujrtra.
Ion,-jf (uy. iluyes were Elected President. md
fcc II may be w0r while, under The crrum.tanecs.
70 hase sssn m ny VII Ia g f.
u c.mtary ad he Improves upon acnnai,'tance.
lie nnd llvsd IN tie sane wardtor rc9erai years,
only society Of which ont.ide Of college and army
assoeiati,l.t.. he sver was a rno,sber. Thc etot;
fOrup, dns nal resemble tr trnth In any eha M #
l,a. take,l / was iu consultation with h!m in
March, 1856 in Originating q peoples move.
defeat OF tho Know Nothing pa.ty in Gin
ciyuati. WI met in the ot1icc Of StcrIcu WotItor.
thc leader of the I.ibersl t;cr'nansat 4 that tmc;
remember The upt remark of 1faycs a. su1nr Of
tl,oae cnlt,ed with II. we're wiling themselves 10
oS mi .ss h. m
liz was 10 lsys Scen cae,l 10 prese St thc ei meet
form to tho prople. Int tic Knew. .Noth!ngs tout
possession of tic halt by d concerted movement ii
delegations from their iolges: md they had "niy
ti,is measure of sAcccss to console themselves
lie anril fooSsns. aad .hcr I,re.txc re % u Gpeia ~
NJ We wa' 20" StGsf :yes came home ater tic b,c o,
son!h Mountain. badly wounded. viii! l- shat
t!stea arm d siinz. y Va s.:el e attend ri,
draft" lie vi iirst accli1cd to Eo but ~ biz Oil
r.cixhhors insisted. L. coseented snd was called
rnGp for speech. ~. opcn,n: remark W. That
those ntunt him, mt tu be prrsrtl an tItat nrrn
, 1876-10-28

envelope, mud OH IL was written, brig. Gen.
Heosgc i. Custer, U. 3. Vols
+" THIS reaction wns instantaneous, and the
young fcilon. was completely overcome. mo-
incHt later, md all hi Oil comrades were gath
cred around him In real turnest, eonaratnlating
IND shaking hands, wl'le Custer, io9 .n'st' over
very palr, fnt lls eyes full nj teurs, and sink
down III t.lnIr, feeling very m,lcil Is II hs was
going to mnke 4 fool ot lmself anil cry. How
ever, lo rcEaincd hts self.eutltrol In il few mo.
mcnts and WAS able tn thank lI!s comrades, who
were really In cnrncxt this time, aud after 4
while was permitted tn real tho orders which
accompanied his commission, and which Iircctel
hiut u report to Cen. Plcasonton for lnstruc-
1ions.n
, 1876-10-28

I----------~-------
Sown wo"t on5 md so%y fSn and Gi ri
,E.s ye ti'c ptn1srsiic psii marty tho hover ,lat With
the i,elp Of New Yatk, II may srasp. snM thars
sonlh prevail ttrouE. shc who'c rasge Of ollctai
a..eriion of rariy infajiihfiity, Thp Icspottsm
xss b s "f .Ssuat ss" @ ss4 Any @
II t. .sfto!a1 a,pe;t threatening
Df the Goll South, and az reckless esdGuit unOn
The sacred pracs III tiu sunny jand t,,at reuuaos
under Tho nn,lisrutcd sway 1f pocket. t.i'rear'ns.
Itrn,t wo si,all moi now or oycr trr ia eo,tIy
department of eommltting. The contltry 10, lila
sor.;: Mt t'!ete AZ Kood citizens VIII dc.'rc to
roncnt With raying tilt ti,e rhrow,f mcm nt tno
llcA, of fhr Druiocrstic party arc loo cautious tS
i'll troney to pay tho sout1,ceu War.sia;n,s has
mt perhaps occurred to t,etn-thongli many NJ
them, n aoaat: IKE ieop ntc.s.t 4 tl.a speedy
!sss aot sesM tia tle .bsby and ths soi'd south
S!'S s;snps!sn of is5s,, xilsh thf H. u:
eonntfy, putting forth "a their platform tho Con.
fcdeinic system uf t,na1,ce-tba very systcn TINT
3on.hcrn armies yCra s,ili rtrnng, ij,at peIs Of
boots cost 81, 600, Tho inoyitahIa way 70 pay tho
Pss ssa, i se %ts @ r:
naw res ,es s noes iii C. wane
Il! ri .. sp ~ oss @1o ~
conquered Tor iii tfcir iot.es and sorrnwx: and NJ
lilo eosi Of producing ST. ono noto is not grsascr
tlhn tlnt OF q 81 note, wa ainl! hnye biz nancy
printed, md with 1t celebrate nur ",ytsc Tnnt1cc
10 the cnds of lio earth. We shsll nit taa stanp
emergency, whlc, analways },o fGu,tl, calls for.
~ ths iangnA9c q tue platform Of the immortal
iat!smsts 81 ohlo w. w. sa1! nske tlo yolrme
Will ryc all tho gamblers atd srccn1atnra, nnl oil
the rnsenouh heaat. of prey t1at consnme tho sub
aafs spo as of nustnee n 0 i'll tefe
6s plenty - of money In thc l9n' at !a.t. and the
South ;sH s wln "set even with thn Nortl, for t!.c
Sesfsdsas S%aa: ,s: sa ssss:' ssas s!i
81 @ 5 Ss % eGRs III If ~sn s!s
ps sass %es osS Z sn sae + @
oi tiov; rden: I rurpo.1 lc ~ q, we'll
aud leave hin to YOU. Grant him all tho good
qualities 'ft friends believe him 70 pousess and he
p e oss5 s n paM It'll
not TO ne mastered ~ to clv!l.tervcn reform,
eql ~ nnea net esst e sa4
party porsbic and Il '1 ,Ss s'S Z
held thnt the pMlltc business conla be seriously
tioucht 81; Why, u there .vas 70 BE- nemoctatlc
areani lie psfc ildings in Masnstoa %eald
Sn ikS tas of te ast 1sSss At ic Centennial On
aov. iIien not iecblc psrilaps. hat eerainiy not
robust, resstl,s ths mad nn.et Of tfta hungry nn1-
titnac, IN tba ;a1'o or elytl.tcrylcc reform. Tie
FRUSTRATING TIN coNrspEnAcr.
a Mes ssy @ e ta Gss as?s:as se. Wss st %
9,hc oSeraetin9 reconstruction OF TIC whftr pco-
, 1876-10-28
A BIRTHDAY REVERlE.

Anntl,cr yeur has pnsRed away,
With n1l Its jhvi anll Ali Its sosruWH,
With ntl lts projects, arhcMr.. and dreamy,
Its dark tu-t!ays and hr1.ht to. .nlotroWF.
o Time! how rapid 10 Thy light!
1iow nlatlY LESSONS fhnn l31ei Taught mel
How many hDpcs, haw n1nny fears,
How Hany changes, tt1ott hist brought nes
For where arc MI my schHoln,aleH nowt
And whcTc ,ny stern Int faithful master?
Ard Where II he who prayed for me-
Ny earnest. truthful, Eray -llafrru la.tor:
G0nu, nscrY nl:ei nnl nsone
Am left 1t nf1 those HotSs scholars
Who riartesl will, mu In I.ifa's taco
For EoctinG flnts u si1ycr dullars.
Tic last nGr ,sir,i mt long usn:
While slrlyinS III tho mines for treasure,
And waiteih for hIs Just reward
Whrsu gold Ia not tho rHia nr measure.
AnIthrr went ncruss tho 3ca.
And LETT widowed nsutlrr weeping,
.ARh nc'cr ca,c blc!:, but lrcaCIlcsSiY
Atuung thu rrarfH Ii calmly sleeping.
Anuthcs went to leathan lands.
With love nnu li1hl 10 s0Hlt honi5htIu;
CnM,o home. and died II martyrs dehth
FROM nver-zua1. -con-nnrtto1,.b .bl!.ltcI.
And one, ffr hflrrst Uf the brave,
Fell lighting for hia cuHHtris SiuEv:
The shrine hc fills. nh unmarked rsayc,-
This IAgc, thc rccyrt vi liz aIory.
Titus nne BY o,lc havs passed away
Tho friedH my youth 20 fonhly cherished,
And win t!lvuI tuyhnaan radiant hopes,
And +Che,nce, md dreams, hayr lied Or peg|ahcd
But sncli IL l[fn. Tor geld Or 1A1ne
We struggle on through toll mud trouble,
To ind ut lust !hat aa!d l. dtoss.
Aud fa'ne Acclin:, air-Ilown bubble.
Oer. ", 1878. flHAkr +. ROBINSON.
, 1876-10-28

Huntington aud Urrila Murray, who have BEEN
working u sllyeE.mMc II, ibis ,te'gsbo;hood, urr
cai,stng considerable excitement here hy elalIB-
IN. that they have found i vein of quartz
svlac lileeu feet wide, aul they al.u atatc tAIt
, 1876-10-28
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
r.o Rebels in PoWer--'cla'tns
INV for Damages.
yo,;,;tv Of Tilden's veto.7hreat.

ra" Nv Attorncy.ttefle1nl lai'' ""u ~ ",a'
.ddEcsse. y y NJ tbe Cincinnati Commercial. We
ns hns'., ~, n sketch of Judge Tan's speech,
ti'e p.,itl, pp.m~itl, rive portions Of Mr. Halsseade
',,,r ard xblc re'''arks: ,,,,,s, .,o.,,or, th,r
s.rr moi deride'l tie EoSGmrf e'teaton nss T.
fa sen e,ss it.s'tsb It b.,es. connected y!,h a
ipp,k III liz oiter from tl,H l,eM1erallc catl
ste!o,o I, iii HE Presidency Gnnt,s.en t,s ni9rns
sstIsss ss ths inport"sssse H. nabc % parii, Of Tho ar.
roo 10 fpsaS. S..so,,d anutli. of Tho new soatlt
tk,lms asrcy, with the Deuocfhtlc party AZ tta
q: ac"aana,s preHeti"l "istt,nn'
nd th1ealenrs, rs,ucc lie American Republic to The
ay ais.;s9 e. y 81 ist ;sse
Of Ffd9s H. hoom of rarly tnan1lpod standing In
u.p,n y " ihat reealta tue rat Napo|eon before
- t,l.r ~. ri tho Treasury. nm AZ loss 20 Know
ssset il Is " Tdfms h, sesa sf@ Of ,Scupstian % pre.
eetpse, y. .tmir OF Tho auhcct, that l!aa caused
rtfllnsr M Complete misrepresentation OF the
@ ;Aa[astsT sslations - tS te A. for
'n, ats aha - tlst he assumes to impose upon him.
srt:lttsstis tst is,ter which 10 testcs to the critical
.,,1t,nss ., of the War claims afSea ~ tae United
kouts, ahr Il thc irtt week uf August ho reminded
a;osto,t,msu, stsn ~ when acccr:tng tho nonlDat!on
tt eostL " Louis Conscntion, that "Sxpcrenes had
td ths s@} %ust q, ase Zen a.
tielfoas !,nse OF tho necessity of sayfuK sonlc-
IA tIat quickly, t1lat oscrcalne what we
". S s!uis, lia faty S
1,aeI, I,.,ttalpts In such caacs to make procinna'
.sa ss fes.,aiuts that he pTcsumss 10 imposes
Uraa hmIea ho viii do If to H. elected ptsti
lle Ns..a.stInr tic provisions OF lilo Fourteenth
tnsn'T1sss' ss ,so %s s1a talEne abaat We rotor i
fGs fOr damage, TO- soatG,n TT ,, M ,ty
ha: truth l.. ii wo arc living uner eonteaer-
ttt ie, ~ uJon The soil Of scCede1 States,
t. cG1feHHS5se HSs eeensbity MlI Of aoy Tlien oil ibis
kp.it kptI, w"r,hy Of ali praise. Int We must take
ti!Een' for II that such f.tmpoeed restrait
.hown by s1s5lfMso ~ 70 1n nG ,nse' MI mhofe
~ nnd shnt il 10 restrain TIC Governor OF New
~ ron becoming President Of The United satcH.
X. i;oTcrnnr Of Ohio IL tho better man Tor tho
s,s4 .ss e waa Himself IN trespaaser upon South.
o., q III il eectni preafdcnt VIC sllall not be
ttsuInhI.d ~ bi Confederate War clnlns.
t'a''~ NATURE OF THE nANaRI.
w.,, mixed What Is the nlotlyu Of these men,
us wherein IL danger to by espectedf Tho nho:
Ws, iasI .bs taSc .s pace IN basis Of operations
Snfpsass sppsrn n ca%s tSa: sh sahe tha sss i
,aT.sr 4, huge md dominating sectional interest
1' H. aesn more money than there WINS IN al! tho
n,:iess IN america Y is the ila$rant inscntlon
tr,aepatei ~, BY the swotd and TINT thcso shall
r. aidcd 10 them tho valup. according to
it e.tinatcs Of the ownem. of ~ the - c.tsea y,
:S ;ns 5 ,s he eSs s9T tbss ssssn wss ana a u
AZ MN and bcasts tu ths natlnnal service:
Then ~ sce con,fng, lke clund of grassssoppcrst
ry1isis Of thousnnd:dollar inn!es nni pinnos, and
IN endless array Of velvet pnrlor. furniture and
.,woaa ~ terrr,aits The natlpnal lclt bps con-
, 1876-10-28
OVal'iia IAN ! ulllol'
OF ten years. growth oursd by
DR.. RADWAYS REMEDIES,


= AAVG 4NA AH IHp1NE III lHD OFAflH3
and Ho.ycls far Ten Years.
Anx Akpos, lcs: n, is7A-Da. RApwAr: ThA
have ha! Al Ovarian TuMoV IN The oFAtles ADD bow.
ts tnr eh years. tried tho beat physicians OF thiS
racs without suy hsaca, u ras growing y such
paity that csnil yet hAys lssl much looger.
la1 not muc!! ruth thssu. but dnally, afer uach
Irha4e s1 butet VI tbs tesolyeuk two boxes Of
the ts and two t1ltj VI the l.ttlcf | u1e4 t1rao
without apy nrp4frnt benr1t. ittrrmlRea ~ perae-
fCfe. used tWr!ve luore b1tte. VI iAn HesoFenL two
VI sha Relief. ul two boxns Y thu Pulls Dufore they
wstaEona h.,t lot tweaty..n3 Az r., p9at,,ls;
was rnsuiY cntst ! tu4,k The uedlGlnu abutl& iyo
nunthk, aud 4urAf thas ting lori lurty. i've puuats
IN u ton trcc dPtrn htiea or ttia lcs0lseut, six
bu.ttrs !scliet aud slx boxes OF tho flIIa-
frsI purfeety xtII mt heart ID full ct gratitude
10 fio1 fur this siefp III deep a1ctun, To ypu, ar,
aAit your wonderful lneIlcur feel slepplJ Indebted,
and ny rrayrE IL tut Il txy b. " much CT o.oasIhS
TO o'lsTs nfsn,5 i a' bssn to me- ,ns. H. c. Hiuu1Ss
lrn WlbbinA w.!o uaks thu HAosc cett!1c4tt L tho
pctsun for whom rriuesstd you to sed lr!cinu III
.4nr ls7S inc n,tlitues aGnxa st1tr4 wcft Luusht
Ut me, with tho eaerplun Of What vas kcAt 10 ser hJ
yu,s, may sly at Irr eatctnces y Cgrrest Wttunt
qua'l'ea''0Hii Hirn;yi.; saa gheu,!s Xns tfSsf. Me,
assye certificate. IL md hax ren for nauy yrAr4 well
KNOWN % w. sna ts facts thcrcln sttcl xtu Iuiolhts
ally and unirnaly correct, ny oAa Wllu Ehuws Ars
iSlsnsIi HEM. D. G:lt:f1EA
MANY t.OCkEE.
MAltr H. tttNU.
l.. u. iU&b.
, 1876-10-28

the result of an assay shows Yield OF from i've
10 l2J OUNCES Of s!lvcr, half an ounce Of gold,
together with asnall quantity Of ant!mony AMI
lcad,
, 1876-10-28


Ono of tho mn.t sts.lstng thint;s In the latu
Gen. Euster's history .was Tic raFfttty uf Ills
l,hc in military railk lie Wns pr.,lliDlGtl 1T olrc
from thu rank Of Lieutenant to that Ut I!.igu-
dse!,t'sntral, IN rceornti9n Of ti,s courage anl
skill whir lls showed In tho tight nt AldIe, w.
Ito tlhd said 10 lhs companions wll'lo yet only u
J.lcl,tr1'ant, that liz wt1,itl Hnu day beeumc
general n'lircr. nsll they fell inln IN nnnoyns
ltahIt Of !,atrriug lu on the subject III yarluas
Waya. The story Of lis acttla( promotion Il thus
toll by ErcdGrlls Wl'Ittokcr. In Ills "l.tis OF
Gen. Cnstcr,n which sl,rhlul, Il Co., New York,
will presently publ l!sh:
"0ne oyctIhg, eleven day. after Ald!c, when
Custer returned to headquarters, after. !! lung
ride, III wh!cl, lie l. bcci, posting tho pivkrts af
the entire corpa for t]n night, he wls greeted lu
the lar. tent, wt,eru tho stati WAS wont to ttil-
cr at night, by tue sal4tatts,'is,, 'iiailo, Gen.
ticn Custsr!' Why, tirnsrA!, I songratuIata
ywt!' You're loukin3 we'll, ticncrai!' Ts,e
greetings rana from all q1sarturs ot thu te,lt,
where stai( nillrcrs Wcrn l0uniting, snloktug,
chatting; la!sllns, telling s;"''es. Tl'cy ~.
1T tho usual l-Ilt!rcd bantrr Oh tle sut,]rvt Ut
his aspirations, mud, fut.ller, as lelng car;tul
little too far. However,, ho hn'l always been
ltasty temper, and l,u WIS not gong to allow lt4
comrades tu laugh HIN out OF II TIL this occasion.
Still, II was with some bitterness that hc an-
swergl: ,., -.
your clmlr. You soc II don't, thut's ufl.'
lilo was grcotc1 l'y u unlsursal slloat ot
laughter in A,iswcr. It seemed, as II A!s tprncmt
ors lYcro determined to rrtnte HIN Into I'LL OK
plos!on; and they nearly succeeded; for his
blue eyes began " aash, and I4o looted aruund
as II seeking so.ne oia Oh whom tu iix aquarrGi.
IlIs old friend Yates afterwards nseyct L!cuies-
ant-ColulleI, a,lA Captain In tho Seventh Uulted
Status Cavalry, and one "f tho i:ttlv band Of
llerues who ie'l with Gusterb ~hu,u lu llad t'es
tlLsu self tho lucans Of putting III PlcaS0utuafs
stall, sYu.c t., hta relief with i fcw words:
~ Look ou tue tatlI, OLD fellow Thcy're
not chu(sng.. lie pointed to TIC ,ulle iu' thu
tent, mud there, III the HIIst, lay large, ullell
, 1876-10-28
FEW Err and ACUTE,

rsySr Sna Asus e. cured for nssy eeat TLerr not,
aEme and at other nnlasious httluts ecarict fvnsn
yellow ant other 1escrs faded by I.adrnYs i.s1 ~
Rp4 W uruHE!xtl '' ~"'' 'st h9'''s'
, 1876-10-28

"! e Iny isps, siiu Wtnt nli: :1l' Eoo1 1"Ateas
may asi: low you rul'ie " NJ =,
is al na'i and t; only o''c vt thr many troubles
Mtse ha'r ''i'.at no ~ oi n'al. brt"rc ny t!;'
very snA iuues1 y nh taat hangs about that
watrh. IL helr'lcSu 7" my sun; at least It was
i0rs rstss H% to % sny Ss low u w;sI uler tho Oil
,nnn,s words: He continued, as lie passed a
hand across hle :'s,t!ess ryrs: .... .....
Yes, slSnof he's dead These many years,
past, and trFhans II Is as well. Hut. asl me!
tho WY o. u. tue way OF lt-thsre u my grief.
Cou!'' II h"yc been tsiHt ha! oecn oy, anu lave
Atuwn that there was eyer 50 little repentance
III tlts heart, ttero would have hecn sonla lltt's
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made il the conditions d !
certain indenture: Of Mortgage 6rning date Juns
2nd 4. 1875 made and cxccutcd By Jasnos Kenued1
and Margaret kemnedy HE wife to Y b. Langstsn ad
Deeds Ia and for the County Of Redwood In t- stat.
of Minnesats on the i4h day Of June A. II. 1875 at
O'Clock r. \. In B"ok . Of Mortgages on pages sGk
~. and 2S6 and BY the said i.sngdon iayiAe ~:
4 D. 1875 which assignmcnt was record in aaia
Oh II Register Il Deeds Of sad Cosnty the 1at
~ NJ February AID 1875 1t oeieck 4, \. IN Dsoi
"f nos sga&es on pages so and $50:
fsar hundred eighty three dollars and sty osr cents
payable in two cquaI inatalnsnts with inherent u
twelve ler cent FROM the dxte thereof and the ars
inatallmsnt Of two hunlred f.rty one dollars and
seventy two oents, aud int rest from the date ri
ssid mortgage st tue rate ni twelve per cent amnunt
ing ow TO the sum Of tws hundred aixsy k,ai
sreond instaIIu,snt 7or the sane sum and intsrrs,
amounting to the same 10 unpaia and to yet beeoas
dss On @a mohsaSe, and no preceedinss q lac
"r otherwise have been commenced 70 collect ahs
Xew therefore ne,ieci is hereby given that b vi.
tue ofs p"vsr of sale in said niortgage esutainsa
asd possant to the saAtsts in such q { made and
pres =. ssss.ia desessseS ,yi,s snd being in .aia
t,oaafy 81 lR~dwo0d asa atats of iasesnta to wit:
,fsptSfcsr and Five ot Block numbered Five in the
rs.. e w.,1s. .c;e :s :eosDs to the plat Thereof
said Redwood County will be solt At pabic auct,s,
to the highest bidder therefor In cssh At the from,
door ~ th~ Court House in the village Of RedwOnd
vall in said County aud State the 9Th day Of MAJ
A. D. 1875 at nine o'clock in the forenoon. to satisfy
th- a,neast then das upon said mortgage t~g-tbeI
with tle ssu Of ftwenty i've dcl!au atsorRey fees
allowed BY the terms Of sad mortgage TO be inc!ud
I'd In case Of default and foreclosure thereof beside
the cnels Asd expepses Ut mid sale allowed BY law.
Dated March nth A. d 1876.
u. u. MARSHALL, assignee Of Mortgage.
WHITNEY / WEBSTER, agents Of said assignee.
wEYAUUTH 4 FIERCE, Astorreya.
Marshall, Minn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions Of 4
certain indenture of Mortgage. ma.ke and executed
by Cyrus Conrad mortgagor, to John c. Oswald
mortgage, being GATED February 18th 1915, and
recorded in the Office of the Register Of Deeds in
Redwood County State of Minnesota, in which Coun-
ty the m"rtsaged premises siturted, the 18th
day Of February 1875 in Book ~ mortgages, pages
25S, 259 aud 26O Said mortgage given to secure
the sum ot Threc Hundred Dolla aud Fifty cents
with interest at the rate "f twelve per CENT rer
shnam There il claimed to be due and Is due at the
date Of this notice said mortgage, the sum Of
rhsee Hundred nd Forty Dollars aud Seventy Seven
cents, no proceedings at law otherwise have been
isstit uled 70 the debt kecared By said
gage or any part thereof The martgaged premises
N in said mortgage described are as follows, viz :
lying and being ia Redwood County Aforesaid and
known - the North West Quarter Of Section Thirty
ijo), Town One Hundred aud Ten (llO), Range
CLirty Four (sN, Costaining One Hundred and
yeight and thirty hundreds' (5s 80.lO0) Of
land, Now therefore notice il hereby gwen, that
BY sirtas Of The St.tute in sach case made aud pro.
vided aud Of the power Of aale in sad nortga
tainrd, and Herewith recorded the sajd mortsnxed
premises will he sold at pnbiic aucti,n. for cash to
the highest bidder at the fr0nt d,r of the Oica Of
the Register Of Deeds in and for asiA Cosnty, in the
village Of Redwood Fails. IN said County on Nom
'lsy the 22l day ofMay, 1876 at ten "clock A. NJ to
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage sud costa
and expenses Of sale, and the suus Of twenty five
iollara attorneys ses agreed n In raid BY the terms
OF said n.ortFag~ in ea.e OF foreclosure thereof.
Dated March 3lst 1876.
JOHN c. OSWALD. Mortxssee,
ATWATER BARCOCK,
2S-T AttoRne 70 for Nortsagee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the CO uditions of a
Certain iNsle of mortgage bearing date on the
sOth day OF May. A. d. 1871 made by John Martin oi
Redwood County State Of Minnesota. in favor Il
John 3. Braey Ofte stat. Of Vermont anil recorded
10 the Office of Register Of Deeds in and fur the
County 1t Rrdwuod aforesaid on the 80th day Oi
Way A. -. 1874 at "ca OK p. M. In book Of mort
vages On page u.s. Said nnrtgsg. given to secure
the payn'rnt of CERTAIN rr"mi<sory note for One
with said mortgage, and falling due Qua year after
said dae, d:awinx interrkt from date until III
tlhe rste a twelve per erat per and s1n<6
said John Martin and in favor nf sail John Drsley
rhcr~ il due and claimed IA be due on said note II
the DIT. 1t this notice III" sum nf Two HUNDRED and
twrnty-"ne d"lars sud aity cents, and n" prpecrd.
ngS at law otherwise have b4en instituied to col.
'rct the same or any part thereof Now. Therefore,
notice is hereby given that BY virtue OF a power n
sale said n"rtgag. contained and pursuant to the
stStut" in such case made and prcvid said mortgage
will be forcoscd and the premises therein described
wing and '~ in the County Of Redwood and State
Of Minnesota to wit:
Tn" West Half If the south West quarter Of Sec
zion Thirty Two (S2s, Township One IIund,ed and
Fourteen n14), "f Range Thirty Six, containing
Eighty acres accnrding to government survey will
sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the
rent door 9" the Court House in the village Of Red
wt'od Fall. in said County Saturday the I'D day
1t April A. n. 1879 at 10 o'clock .. T. satisfy the
~ tn. mortgages. together with the sum Of SIS Gt
Attorneys era stipulated I" BE- paid in said mortgage
n the event Of its foreclosure besides such othel
costs and expenses A. are allowed by law.
Dated March 9Th 1875.
JOHN B. BRALEY. Mortgages.
BALDWIN l. WALLlN,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27
Scrfbnor for Nay.

|. In the May number Of Seribner, Co..
Etting. cf ths Comuissss on the Hes1
;.o,.Gioa Of tndspsudsnss Hall, dissnss-
"a he "fortraisuts Of william Penn"
lhs Illustrations include Tie famous
Psad Treaty Picture, BY WsSe; Penn
in Aruior, At the age Of twenty-five
(irom rare engraving Oh dtseD Ad.'
miral Penn [ebs fsthef II Wiilhw)t
aud the newly disooveted poftfaN If
william Penn, a copy Of Which was 70 :
Gently added to the National Museum.
From the forth coming Bryant History
Of the United States, an entertaining
passage is published concerning "The
True Pocahontas." The College Ser
les is continued. A series Of papers,
giving 40 account Of recent Americss
aud foreign experiments in "Coopera-
t'ou." is begun in this number.
Among the other papers are Bret
Hates ana Edward Everett Hals's
serials ''Double Crimes and Oae.sa
cd Laws" BY DR. Holland ; and The
Old Cabinet papers. Mr.. P. r.
Quiun's paper ou gardening and the;
general management Of small places in
The country, this month gives timely
directions about evergresns, peass,
grapes, and vegetables.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-27

Mr.. Blaine delivered = speech last
Monday, in the House, in reply to the
charges that have been made against
him. To say that it was = full aud
complete answer to the charges and q
perfec. viudicationof hisown fair fa me,
is simply to state the truth. This is
universally conceded. Even the st.
Paul Dispatch, an unreleoting enemy
to any aad every prominent member Of
the Republican party, Gays that "uot
only did he meet the charges which
have been brought against him fully,
but he met them fairly" The query
in every ones miad now is, what next
The enemies of Mr.. Blaine will con-
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One failure,or a dozen, ,willnot stop then
efforts to impair his prssedessial pros
poets. The fact, that he leads in the
race, makes him tls target for Ill and
his destruction essential to the success
Of any other one. If some Of the can
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realize, = fact that is perfectly plain t.
every one else, that their owa chances
are worthless whether Blaine is or il
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very disgraceful ISLANDERS.