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NOTICE.


y :, LANH OFEIFE,-
u Redwood Falls. Dec. Il, 1875.
Complaint havi, be- entered at this Office by
Anrr. And. .-snn u sainst uKas krausr for ;.tan-
,irniny his II stead Ea'ry, NJ. as. dated Get.
H. i:'73..I"n the N.sth haf Of North West Quarter
>rc,"n :2. Township lis, Rang. 81. in k'nviilt
t""ty Minnesota with view t. he cancellation ot
said r,,tr, the said parties hrr'v nmon"d 20
ana. III III this Ot;c- on III. 2s,} LAY o. Jannar,
ls7G, at II o'c!"ck W.. 10 respond and furnish tes-
tin"Ey concerning said alleged Establishment
Bru. + SMITH, Register.
". II. KELLY, Beceiver.
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nKx. F. 2xlsH, Register.
WA. II. KaL'y, Receiver.
NOTICE.
!, US. LAND OEFlcE.

- = = =" q. . !. LAND OtFJCE.
Redwood Fal Ia. MINI !, Dec. 3lst 1875.
Complaint having keen entered at this Office By
Abraham Culver against l.ouisa Perry for abandon
1871, up.n th. Fast haR Of the Narth east quarter
Section il, 1ownship la, Range 81, in R+nvslle
County. Minnesota with ylew To the ncsllation
or said entry the aaid psrfies are hereby summon
ed Ia appear 1t this Office the 10th day u Febru-
arr 1875 at 10 o'clock A. NJ to respond and furnish
testimsny cosserning said alleged ab~sdonnsnt
RxN. r. SnrH, Register,
Wn II. KsLIY, Recsivsr.
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NOTICE
L. s. Land Office.

L. $. Land Office.
Redwood Falls, Minn.. D, c, n,b+r LIST, 1875 )
Complaint having been entered At this Office BY
Oliver X. y hire against Thomas Duf tor xhSn'on.
ing his Honest ~; Entry. y" 753, dated Oct. 30
80. Township ia Range 81 ", in Siblry county
Mihnes"tn, with a view to the cancellation OF said
entry: the sal PARTIES hereby summoned IA
appear at tn Ofcr the lstn day Of January. 1876
at 10 o'clock A. II to respond and furnish testimony
co,'c+ rning said alleged abandonment.
8 = SMITH. Register.
10 ". II. KELLY. Receiver.
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The Hon. Geo. Bancroft told re.
porter OF the Philadelphia Item, re-
Gently. that the coming Centennial
Exhibition, would, in every respect,
excel any international exhibition ever
before given. lie thinks it will drive
away hard times and encourage immi
grafton to an astonishing extent.
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NOTICE
r. :. Land Office.

e. :. Land Vince,
Redwood Falls MINI December LIST 1878. {
Compiaut having ir. entered at this Office by
William L. White against kunt hold rrru.se to,
atrild ming his Honest. ad Entry, No 752. dated
O", list, 1874. upon the Vest hall Of the South
West quarter section 9. Township III, Rang. 81 "
in Sihey County, Mnres"ta, with n view to the cau
collation. "t said entry the SAID parties hereby
summoned to r..l"nr at th. "fic. on the 18th Ga
nj Lauu"ry 1916, at IL oci"ck ", t" respond AND
!nr,'ish Testimony corning said alleged asa"d"n
1nent.
B.F. SNITH. Register.
10 VIM II. KEl. .iseceiver
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NOTICE.
~ S.LAND OFFICE

~ S.LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls MINI, December 4th 1875
.'.mp'aint having been entered At this Office by
JHkch Hndern agaiust Robert R-Sb"r"ugh for abaI
,eriry his Homestead Entry, No. 66s., date, October
~. ISL, upon ,h+ W.st h,f at N~rt West qas,te-
Section 81. T"wn.h;p lis, Rang. 81, in Rcnv'Ir
County. Minnesota, with view to the cancellation
Of sail entry the said parties are hereby summon ed
t." a3paar at this o, CT the s2nd day Of Jannary
lS7f at II "cnck ~, 10 respond and furnish test;.
n"ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
F. SXIrH. R'gistrr.
II Vim. II. Kelly Receiver
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NOTICE.
L, i. Land Office

Z. >. Land Office, /
Redwood Falls. MIMI: December I. 1873.
Complaint having been entered nj this oific" by
Jaco, H,n,man ays;nst Robert Rosberonph for
apan!,niny his Timber Culture Entry No 43. dnted
Nov. 3d. 1873 upon the North Fast quarter Of Sec
ton % Township Ia. Range 81 ". IN Renville corn-
ty innesn with view to the cancellations Of said
entry: the said parties arr hereby summoned :" ap-
pear a. this Office on the 2.d day January, 1876.
10 o'clock 4. NJ, I" respond and urnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
y. F. SMITH, Register.
II WM II. KELLY, Kecniver.
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NOTICE.
3. F. SNITH. Register.
Win. II. kEid.Y .iseceiveI

~ =. LAND OFFICE
u Rrslw .od Fslla. Ainn. December 4th 1875
Complaint having been entered 1t this Office hy
Jako Hind. r,.an against Peter Hughs for abandon.
ing bis Homestead Entry. No. 667t. dated Nov. !,
1871 upon tac n ( \ " L and 4 NE x al
section g. Township lis, Range - in Renville
C"urty, Minnesota, With view to the cancellation
Of ss,dentry tn said parties sr- hereby summoned
T." .p1.-ar at this Office the 22pd ds, o: Iannarv.
1875 nj II oc!rrk 4. Il. = res1 nn aud furnish tr.
ti.non. c"nc., ming said alleged abandonment.
Ben. +. SMITH. Register
II ". H. KELLY, RECEIVER
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The Wisconsin Railway Cases.

The Chicas" T,m,s saws: A prom.
i.ent western lawyer, now in this sity,
vino had ions talk With one Of tho
associate justices the other day, mad.
vertent'y learned the nature of the
coming decision in the Wisconsin rail.
road cases. This decision will not DO
delivered un.ii the latter part of Janu.
ary. alter the argument "u the Iowa
cases OF the same kind. now set down
tor January IL 10 the Wisconsin
cases the decision ot the lower court,
Chief nstice Ryan, viii be affirmed.
the supreme court will hold that the
clause 10 the State constitution that
gives right to the Legislature to alter
and amend charters issued to CORPORA
tions, also contains the right to regu.
late the carrying rates Of railroads
This power will he cons, rued as one
that can be u>ed by tn legislature as q
pros ec'i"n OF the p ople from VIVA, may
b. considered Uni u,l o,ch ents OF
corpora,i"us L. Is not known wneth.
cr liiinol,. Minnesra aud iowa will
tliow the Wisconsin cases or not.
These latter States have no clause in,
their cDDstitu,i"ns similar to the one
iu that of Wisconsin. so that it is very
doubtful whether they have = right to
take away or prescribe power oDco
authorized by them ON account Of this
OMISSION.
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THE GAZETTE.
MN. B. HERRIOTT.
% Editor and Publisher.
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature Of Minnesota con.
vened on Tuesday at i2M. The fol
lowing officers had been agreed upon
in CAUCUS, aud we're no doubt elected.
SENATE.
Seeretary-C. W. johnson, Of Hen
nepin
Assistant Secretary-E. H.. Folsom
Of Washington.
| Earoll,ng O.srk-M. v. 4, Scribne,
Of Fillmore. s~
Engrossing Clerk-W. II. II. John
son, of Wa,onwan.
Sergeant at Arms-G. W. Beuedict
Of Benton.
Assistant Sergeant at Arms-C. A
Rose, Of Anoka.
uoUsE.
Speaker-W. r. Kinyon, Of Owa-
tonna.
Chief Clerk-G. W. Buswcil, of
Faribault County.
1st Assistant Clerks. o. Parsons,
OF Blue Earth.
I'd Assistant Clerk-Frank Daggett,
Of Meeker.
Enrolling Clerk-A T. Brackie,
E"yrossiog Clerk-N. Il. Kuappen,
Of Otter Tail
Assistant Enrolling Clerk and Post
master-H. b. Corey, Of Mo~cr.
Sergeant ut Aras-W. Pierce, Of
Henncp;n.
Chap'aic-M. N Adams. ol r .msey
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NOTIt,E..
q. a. LAND OrFICE.l I

" q. q. LAND OFFICE.}
Redwood Fails, Mimi, Dee, 3lst 1875.
Compliant having been Btsred At thia nf1ce by
Abraham Culver ag.inat Charles n. hald.r fov
xbaa,i" ming his Homestead Entry. No. 597I, dated
March IS, 1871. upon the W.at hx'f Of North east
quarter section II, fawnship ia, Range 81 in
Renvile County, Ainpespts, with view 10 the
cancel sfinn of said cnry the sai.,4 parties are
hereby summoned 10 afpcnr at this fire on the 10
dsy Of February. 1876 At II O'Clock NJ, To respond
ant furnish Testimony COM erhng said alleged aban-
donrncnt,
nKx F. xxISH, Regisfer.
Wn II. KAT z, RECEIVER.
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NiTkO OLfCEXlNA AS AN EAPLu.
sIvE-ln answer to Ka"sas cores
pondent who asks about the use of nj
tro gIy cerine in splitting logs sud io1
similar purposes, We would say that il
is entirely zoo dangerous to be thus
used. The objection to guapewde,
that 10 the log wonh allow the escape
OF the confned air on which gunpow
der explosion depends. is offset by the
greater danger ,lst on exploding, par,
Of tha nitro glycerine may be thrown
into crevices aud remain to be sudd.a-
ly exploded ut some other time. Nitro
gIycerine explodes by coucussion and
not by FIRE. "Tamping it down." as
our correspondent propo-es, aud rs is
done with gunpowdsr, would iaevi,a
oily cause an explosion, sp!it,i..s ,the
log inased. bas destroying everything
10 the vicinity. A spark Of FIRE which
would explode charge Of gunpowder
would be harmless with nitro giycerine
and 10 fuse excepting decorating
one could have any effect. On the
ether hand nitro glyceriue will produce
violent explosion in the open air
which gunpowder never does. Its
principal use is in exploding substa"-
c,s under water Or 10 places too damp
or guupowdcr.
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Incidents Of American History,

With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments, Jack in
the Pulpit" The Riddle Box aud
Letter. Box and the page. for Ve,J
Little Folks" are to be more a,trsc
tive than ever. The French. Latin
aud German stories. tor translation
which have proved SO popular, will be
frequent in the new volume. Some
Of the fiaest works Of the Greatest
Painters OF the Century have been en-
graved expressly for st Nicholas, aud
the 6rst artists Of the day will coutrib
ute fresh and original drawings fol
This FINE ART MAGAZINE FOB
THE YOUNG. Definite announce.
ments OF many interesting aud noveI
features will be made 10 the December
lumber St Nicholas will continue
under the successful editorship OF
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A Fine Art Magazine for The Young.
ST. NICHOLAS foR 1875

After two years OF prosperity. un-
exampled 10 the annals Of Juvenile lit
rrature, during which St Nicholas has
consolidated with itself all its strongest
competitors, the publishers find them
selves in a position to PROMISE that the
Third Volume, beginainy with the
number for November, 1875. shall. in
It's unusual attractions Tor Girls and
Boys, surpsss even the preceding vol
umss. In addition to contributions
from
The First Writers Of America.
there will be Stories. Poems, and
Sketches by some of the Most Promi
nent English Authors. Arrangements
have deeu made for very interesting
s.ries of papers on
WINDSOR CASTLE,
BY Mre. OLTPHANT,
Treating Of its History and the Child
Life Of Successive Royal Generations.
CHRISTINA G ROSSErTI
Will contribute to the new volume.
LOUISA NJ. ALCOrT
Will write "Marjorie's Birthday Gifts
aud o, her short stories
Some articles on Astronomy foe
Young Peope have been promised BY
the popular English Astronomer,
RICHARD PROCTOR.
There wi | be continued story of
Life in Iceland by
:BAYARD TAYLOR.
In the November number. the open
ing of the new volume will begin an
American Serial Story,
"TnE BOY EMfGRANrS,"
By Noah Brooks,
Giving the adventures Of a party Of
boys in THE CALIFORNIA GOLD
MINES. in the early days Of the Gold
Fever.
J. T, "ROWBRIDGE,
| Author of the Jack Hazard" stories
will contribute some highly interessiog
sketches of adventure at BASS Cove
"TALKS WITH GIRLS
By leading authors, will be prouinen,
feature of the new volume Especial
attention will also be given to
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RENOuNCED HIS CALLING-It is
said that Missouri clergyman hat
left the pulpit aud become clown in a
circus. He gives as reason tha,
three square meals day and $50 &
week are better than $40c per annum
payable in dried apples, hay and old
clothes" Perhaps there is lesson
tor so,ae churches in this little para
graph.
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THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD

This is the fam"us 'VInrATur'' iHrkSiEr, which
las created such n !evoi ton the trad, be-
come 20 u LILY + E-flM aTEn H. the ''ea,n. Thrr,b-
r. "' this day and x"ner;tion. More than seven
'ponsand purchasers and niurt, Thousand rain
:ais.rs pr"n"nh.r tn"ss msciiiE"s ENTiKtlI IN
nVC Ala d for grain saving, time saving. Att MON,
'rakIng.
FOur s.ze- made. viz a4-inc Ia. KS
'hch 5S-i"eh, and 36-ineh yliIaters.
~ t,h 8. :. 10 IL ud lA-Bsorse ..uunted"
Powers. Also > pa ra sOrs alone Expressly
'"r steam Power. aun Imlnovrd PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINES for Steam iacht-S.
Aii-pers ending to huy Thresling MSchihes,
or S-paratcrs S'aOue," or Horse Powers .'.lnn-,"
n. we'll as GRAIN RAi>EES and FA .MERs VIII"
want their grai thresh. d. ssved and Cleaned to the
est advantage. invited send far forty
page ll1ustrnt. Pamphlet and Cirru,srs (se,t Frcr
s'vngiul particulars about th.s. Improved Machines
and other information valuable to laSut rs and
threShermeu. Address.
NICHOLS SHEPARD II co.
kaiti4 Cr,tk. Mich
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THE GAZETTE
c.sH ADyERrIst N, RATES.

Antransisn MT Adve seHenss nUst se patdfcr'n ~
vaaee.
Aim and AZ .ta Der for ssch auhseqsenf Tn
s.rtiou All legal Nptices must be ar"n the resPcn
sthiiity THE Attorney ordering them puoit.he".
No afidsvit Of publication will be given ans' see
Dsbication fsea paid.
I.rcal Hnt,c-a ins-rt~d at 10 csnta pr lius.
Bssinsss carda of Ave timer or less IS W.
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While We are excitedly defending
our common school system from its
cnemies, 1t is refreshing to observe
how the phlegmatic dutchman in the
Fatheriand defend theirs. A parish
priest in Lower Alsace preached a
sermon against the German school
laws, and the school trustees deliber.
ately put him in Jail fora y month.
Cool, was it not .?
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A New SWlNDLE-And this tlue
from r.rurssee, lis specimens OF wheat
sold AT 81 % per 100 grains 1t is
warranted 20 produce from 50 to 100
bushels per acre. The country is can
vassed by means Of postal cards, and
the advertisement is for packages Of
wheat. We do not apprehend that
wester" farmers vii, be guIled thereby
but, u word to the wise, etc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-05
OemOCraiiC COnsressiOhai
convention.

,TA MEETI Nj OF TIL + DEMOCRATIC
\ CONGRESSIONAL Committee, OF the Flrst
congressional district, held nj farkets,
ION the 7th of July, ii was determined
,',IJ I'm, Congressional Convention Tor
-, district ut rarkersburg, on Wedues-
,,v August :-ii. S7h, i"r the purpose OF
nominating candidate for Congress an"
,,r such ether husine s as may come be-
,,r the Convention.
I'm. Democratic and Conservative party
., said district are requested to appoint
,,o,,.s tn said Convention, from the
.,b-rrni counties composing the saine'
-, mel, time ami in such manner as L"
,,.,n may s,,in best. u. ID. CAMDEN,
ih''' Chairman.
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
THE PEABODY FUND.
WHIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA, |
August 8, 1876. {

WHIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA, |
August 8, 1876.
Special to the Register.
The Peabody Trustees held meeting
here to-day, and after short session ad-
iourned until tomorrow. All were pres
ent except President Grant. Secretary
Fish and Governor Aiken. DIR. Sears,
in his report, recommends liberal appro-
priations to West Virginia and Tennes-
soc, as two of the most deserving States.
G. Ii. NJ.
The total amount expended BY the
Peabody Board last year was 500, l6O, of
which West Virginia received $4,000,
with prospect for an increased sppro-
priation for the ensuing year.
George Peabody Russell, who spent
the last winter in the south, reports the
public schools in fourishing condition
IN all the southern states, except Florida,
Louisiana and South Carolina, and gave
it Ms his opinion that the educational in
terest of these otates would not flourish
until they get rid of these carpet. bag regi'
ments.
General Mathews opens the campaign
at Huntington, next Monday evening.
G. Ii. NJ.
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THE EMEETINGSTHISA AFTERNOON

Thus AFTERNOON, at | o'clock in the
country, and , o'clock in the city, polls
will b" opened IN each township for the
selection "l three delegates 10 the Demo
crsuc County Convention, which meets
IN this city ri o'clock Monday morn
ing In each district throughout the
county, there Is to be nominated, also,
o"e member Of the Board of County
Commissioners; one candidate for Justice
at the Pesce, and Constables In the city,
scsndIdale for member Of the Board of
hiucttion, in each township; and in the
country, srosd surveyor for each road dis
trlct Is also To be selected. The polls
will be open, in the country until Z
o'clock, and in the city until s, for the
reception OF Democratic votes and the
votes of such independent Republicans Is
propose TO support the Democratic ticket
this fall.
II will not be worth while discussing
the character of men that should he Sc
iecled AS delegates to the county
Convention at this time, as unfortu'
hately Gut little room is left to the choice
oi the voter. Tickets are already pre-
pared and distributed, mainly set up il
The interest of the respective candidate.
ior sheriff, and about all the voter has t
do Is TO attend the polls and deposit one o
these. This course may secure us goot
candidate for sheriff, but it is not condu
GIVE to circumspection in the selection o
candidates for other, and, probably, NOR,
important positions on the ticket.
This Is critical time in the Capita
Interests of tho city OF Wheeling. Sh,
requires as members of the Legislature
lh's winter MKN OF CHAR.crRR-meI
0l moral weight and iAtlusncs--mer
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HAYES AND OFFICIAL FEES IN
OHIO.

A correspondent from West Virginia
asks the following question:
"Will you oblge reader of your ex.
cellent paper by stating the provisions. Of
the act OF the Ohio Legislature relating
TO the emolument of local officials, to
which you referred edItorially in the
issue of June 2S?'
When WIN ALLEN was Governor Of
Ohio, a measure was advocated by him,
passed by the Legislature, and placed
on the statute. books which reduced the
lees of local and county officers
thirty three per cent. This reduction
made difference, taking the entire
State together, OF nearly $5,OOO,Voo
in the public outlay, and, of course, re-
lleve the people of a tax of that amount
which they have been paying. AS soon
as Mr.. HAYES, thanks to Democratic d.
visions, got into office, combination OF
these officials was formed and a bill
pressed through the Legislature repeal
ing Governor ALIENS act and re-estab-
fishing the old scale of fees. To this
repeal Governor HAYES did not raise
the least objection, and those who
pressed it claimed that they had
his full cooperation. 1t certainly
went on the statute-books without any
protest from him. If it be shown that he
disliked the act, that will only prove how
worse than idle il is to expect such man
to put stop to the operations OF the COR
rupt rings at Washington. If HAYES
as Governor is impotent to battle against
jobbery and robbery in Ohio, who can
expect HAYES as President TO resist the
tremendous pressure of organized rascal
ity at Washington?-Neao York World.
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fORTY-F0URTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, August 4.
SENATE.

The concurrent resolution providing
for fsal adjournment on Monday next
WAS read.
Mr.. Window moved that it be referred
To the Committee on Appropriations
Agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. ingalls,, the Senate
insisted on It's amendments to the bill To
provide for the sale of the Usage ceded
lands in Kansas to actual settlers.
A committee on conference was asked
for by the House, and the chair appointed
rs such committee on the part of the
Senate Messrs. ingalls,, Edmunds and
Herman.
Mr.. Davis called up the report made
by the Committee on Finance, some
weeks ago, in regard to the discrepancie
of the Treasury Department, and spoke
at length on the subject.
Mr.. Logan reported from the Military
Committee the bill authorizing the EN-
ployment of Indian scouts. Passed.
Mr.. Wright, from the Committee on
Claims, reported adversely on the bill to
reimburse West Virginia for losses incur
red by reason of the destruction of its
public property by Federal troops, dur
ing the late war, and it was indefinitely
postponed.
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who, from their own high character and
superior intelligence can lead other men.
We want no man simply because he Is
glib OF tongue; or because he is cheeky;
or because he is tricky. Such men, the
people have no use for; and the members
of the Convention will fail to represent
the interest of their constituents if they
set up any such candidates.
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Hon. X. Il. SHERRARA is, we are IN
,.rm.d highly spoken of AS n can niidate
,or Congress in the Second district. MIR.
has had considerable Legislative expe-
rance both in the old and in the new
,,.,s hnt we do not sea how he is TO get
+oCongrcss over such competitor as the
Kay.er Convention will give him in the
rerson of either Hon. B. +. MARTIN or
IuJpe HOOK