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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

r-ssn,: having been made in the conditions Of a
certain i>dent"'e OK mortgage bearing date on the
Both day of May. 4. D. 1879. made by John Martin CT
Redwood County State Of Minnesota. in favor t
John b. Rra'ey "ftic State of Vermont and recorded
in he U'ice Of Register Of Deeds in sud for the
County,, Redwood aforesaid on the Soth day Of
May 4. II. 1874 ut o'cl OK r. in book of mort
g-s on page ll5 Said mortgage was given to secure
the payment Of a certain prnmssory note for One,
hundred and ri zhty-one dollars, bearing even dat
with s:i mortgage, nnd falling due one year after
said ia e, drawing interest," from date until paid ut
thu rate Of t~ eve PER cent per annun and signed by
There is dne and c,aimtd to be due on salt, note n.
the. i L. vt this n"t, The nf Two Hundred and
twenty d.arx and fifty cents, and n" PROCEED.
ings at law otherwise hS been instituted to col
lcct the any part thereof Now, there tore.
neticc is s X by given that by virtue of power OF
sale e"d mortgage contained and pursuant t., the
statute in suc made and provided. said mortgage
will be fc.-ccscd and the premises therein described
lying and l~ine in the County of Redwood AMI State
Of Minnesota to wit:
The West Half Of the south West quarter of Sec
! tinn Thirty Tvs" {32>, Township One Hund, ed and
Fourteen tl14), Of Range Thirty Six, containing
Eighty acres according 10 government survey, will
he sold at rnhlic auction to the highest bidder at the
front door OF the Cour; House in the village Of Red
wood Fall. in said County on Saturday the I'D day
If April 4. r. 1875 at 10 O'Clock t" satisfy the
amount then 'r saij note, also, $3.50 taxes paid
by thu mortgaycr, toget ether with the Of S25 GO
Attorneys fees stipulated to be psid in said mortgage
the event of its foreclosure besides such other
casts and eHpenscs a. nre allowed by law.
Dated March Sih 1876
JOHN B. BRALEY Mortgsgee.
BALDWIN h WALIIN,
Attorneys for MortSagee.
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President Grant last week replied %
to the resolution of the House of Rep
fesentatives asking for what length Of
time he had been away from the capi.
tai during his term Of Office, and whas
public acts had been performed BY him
during the times he was away. While
respectful in tone, the Presidents
message 10 reply unmistakably shows
that he regards the action Of the
Houre as piece of impertinancs. He
declines to furnish the information
asked for on the ground that tho
House has no right, under tqe consti.
tuition to ask it. He says that hs has
performed the duties Of his hfhce a.
we'll when away from the capital ~ hs
could have hsd he been there. Al.
compauying the message are memorau-
da which show that it has always been
the custom of the Presidents TO spend
much Of their time away from the CAP
ital, and that much very important
business was transacted by them when
absent from the seat of governmuieeut-
'(United Presbyteriaa. s. -.. -.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

0Detanlt has been made in the conditions Of =
certain indenturs Of Mortgage bearing date june
End a. 1878 ,nade and executed by James Kennedy
and Margaret Kennedy his wife to n, b. Isngdon and
". sythe aud recorded in he Office Of Register OF
Deeds in snd for the County of Redwood In the State
Of Minnesota on the 14th day Of June A. D. 1875 At
Sc!oeA 7; y. in Book Of Mortgages on psxes ~
Us, and 1856 and hy the said Langd"n y laythe A.
signed t. n. y. Marshall the 18th day Of January
D. 1876 which assignmeht was recorded in said
of:r Of Register Of 9eeds ofsad County on the 18th
.,ay Of February A. 1875 ut o'clock A; n. ID Book
3 Of mortgages on pages $40 and $50.
Said mortgage was given to secure the payment OF
four hundred eighty three dollars and rty four cents
paysble u two equal instalmes ats with interert at
twelve rer cent from the date thereof and the nrst
tnstalment OF two hundred forty one dollars and
SEVENTY two ccnts, and int rest from the date u
said mortgage at the rate Of twelve per cent amount
ing Tow 10 the sum Of two hundred sixty four
dollars and sixty eight cents is now due. ana tho
second inxtslmsnt for the same sum aud interest
amounting to the same in unpaid sud to yet become
due on said mortgage, and no proceedings at law
or otherw,se have tecn commenced to collect the
same or any part thereof.
Now therefore notiecis hereby given that by vir-
tue of . power Of sale in aaid mortgage contained
as,d pu susut to the statute in such ca made and
provided said mortgage will be fcrect"scd and the
en is.s therein described lying and being in said
County Of Redwood and State Of Minnesota to wit !:
Lots Four and Five Of Block numbered Five in the
Town Of Walnut Grove according to the plat thereof
recorded in the said Office Of REGISTER OF Deeds OF
ssii Redwood County" will be sold ut public auetlsn
to the highest bidder therefor in cash At the lron,
door Of the Court House 10 the village Of Redwood
Falls in said County and State the 9Th day os Mn
H. 1870 ut nine oclock in the fcrenoon, 10 ssisfy
the amount then daa upon ssid mortgage together
with the sum OF twenty five dollars attorney fees
allowed by the terms of said mortgage to be nclud-
cd in of default and foreclosure thereof besides
the costs aud expenses Of said sale allowed by law
Dated March 18th A. u. 1876.
II. n. MARSHALL, assignee of Mortgage.
WHITNEY WEBSTER, agents Of said assignee.
WEYMOUTH l. PIERCE, Attorneys.
Marshall. Minn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
Bloody BOnanzas.

Cheyenne, W. T., May 16.-Sever'
al of the miners and adventurerers
who started from here to the Black
Hills within the last month have re.
turned. and are now striking terror by
relating tales OF Indian ferocity
They say that numbers of men have
been butchered whose names we're
never reported. On the evening of
May 10 John Doeber. alias Lett, a
young German who used to work for
Ellis Il Co in town. was shot by 1ndi-
ans near Custer City. The returned
parties say that the red devils dogged
them half way home, and the whites
in aud around Custer City are report.
ed to be little better than the savages
themselves. In fact life aid properly
are at a diacount in the Black Hills
region. Men are getting scared about
going there, and the people talk OF
raising q volunteer force Of trained
frontiersman to fight the Sioux with
their own tactics. No regular body
can scorch the Indians as the veteran
rangers and rancbmen can. Provis.
ions are 90 scarce in Custsr City that
famien is imminent. Tie army will
march from here for the front on
Wednesday aud Thursday. In addi
tion to the regular soldiers the pack
train people and all camp followers
will be heavily armed. The miners
fear that when Crook strikes the Big
Horn the Sioux will pile into the
Black Hills and murder every sonl.
The diggers for gold are about $500
strong, but broken into small parties.
Erch distructing the others, they
would become an easy prey to savage
fury. As for the gold yield. stories so
contradictory are told that it is impos.
s.ble to form just opinion, That
there is some gold is undeniable. but
that it exists 10 quantities sufficient to
induce men to risk life or limb is
o,ub,ful In any case, nntill the
Sioux are exterminatrd, the capabili
ties of the Black Hills mines cannot
be properly tested. The reports Of to.
day will will check further adventure
for some time. Everybody now yells
for Crook to 60 ahead and show wha.
he can do about it.-EPioueer Press 4
Tribune.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
SALE.

Whereas default has been made In the conditions
vf q certain mortgage made and executed the 9th
day of April 4. D. 1873 by Warren J. Tower, Mort.
gagor, to George B. Wright (agent) mortgage, and
recorded in Book Of mortgages pages 81, g. and g.
in the oe Of g, Deed in aud 0s the
10th day ofMsy A. D, 1873, At 5h O'Clock T. N, and
which said mortgage, conveyed the following descr
bed real estate situated in the County Of Redwood
and State of Minnesota.
The North Half Of the South west quarter and the
North west quarter of the South east quarter Of
and twelve ti12) Of Range Thirty Four l34 in said
County Of Redwood And whereas, said mortgage
was on 24th day Of May A. D. 1875 duly assigned BY
said George A. Wright to Ethan n. Wright and
Charles Wright, and said assignment was duly re-
corded on the 22nd day Of April A. D. 1875, at
O'Clock P. NJ in Book Of Mortgages on pages 36s
and $685. in said Registers Office In and for said Red
wood County. There is now due on said Mortgage
at tho date hereof the sum Of Four Hundred ninety
seven do liars and sixty six canta, ($49 66) and MT
proceedings At Law otherwise havtns been had to
recover the same any part thereof
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue Of power OF sale in said mortgage cont .in
provided the said mortgage will be forec'ocsed BY
sale Of said mortgaged preu.es At public auction, at
the front door Of the Court House in the town Of
Redwood f. In in the County OF Redwood Aforesaid,
by the Sheriff Of sail County, to the highest bidder
for cash, on thursday the 22od day Of June at ten
amount then due on said Mortgage and all costs and
expenses If foreclosure, together with twenty Eve
dollars attorneys fees stipulated in said mortgage to
be paid in cas-. Of foreclosnre thereof.
Dated April 25th A. n. 1915.
Ethan N. Wright l. Charles D. Wright Assignses ol
JAMES ". GRIFFIN.
fnr laas
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25

The GRAssHcPpER IN COLORADO.
The Colorado Farmer says that af-
ter investigation it is satisfied that but
few grasshoppeas will be hatched there
this year, comparatively. Some arc
coming ont in warm sunny localities,
but the efforts OF the farmers to exter-
inmate them have greatly 'esseued the
number Of eggs that would have hatch.
ed out. Crops gener~l!y are in, and
peas. onions, lettnce, etc, are up and
growing 6"ely. The prospect is fair
Tor the farmers to retrieve what was lost
by lasts calamity. The Farmers give
the good advice, however, that the toe
be rclentlessly watched. and fought
with every known means of extermina.
ton, on the first appearance.-West.
ernFramers Journal
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
Bad Effects Of Beer Drinking.

The Sanatarian says: The worst re-
suits from accidents in the London
hospitals are saidto be among dairyma".
Though they are apparently models
of health and strength, yet if one Of
them receives a serious injury, it is
nearly always necessary to amputate in
order to give him the most distant
chance Of life. The dairymen have
the unlimited privilege of the brewery
cel!er. Sir. Ashley Cooper was once
called to dairyman, who was pow
erful, fresh. coIored, healthy looking
man, aud had sufered-an injury in his
finger from small splinter Of a stave.
/ be wound, though trifling, suppura-
ted. He opened the small abcess with
his lancet. He found on retiring, he
had left his lancet. Returning for it
he found the man in diving condition.
The man died in short time Dr..
Gordon says, The moment beer
drinkers are attacked with acute dis
eases they are not able to bear deplea-
ton, and die" DR. Edwards says of
beer drinkers. "Their diseases are al.
most always Of a dangerous character.
and in case Of accident they can never
undergo even the most trifling opera
ton with the security of the temper
ate. They most invariably die under
it," DR.. Buchan says, Malt liquors
render the blood shy and unfit for cir
culation; hence proceeds obstruction
and i1ammation OF the lungs. There
are few great. beer.drinkers who are
not phthisical, brought on by the indi.
ges,lble aud glutinour nature of ale and
porter. These liquors ip.
fame the blood and tear the ten lei
vessels Of the lungs to pieces" Dr.
Maxcon says Intoxicating drinks
whether taken in the form Of ierment.
ed or distilled liquors, are a very fre
quent predisposing cause Of disease
The hospitals Of New York show an
equally unfavorable record of the in
temperate, snd private practitioner.
everywhere have the same experience
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25

The FORESTS OF THE WORLD
The forests Of Europe are estimated as
being 500, 100000 acres. In North
America / ,46O 100000 acres are GOV.
cred with trees, Of which 900 0O0, 200
are in British North America. lu
South America, forests occupy 700
100000 acres. The production oi
forest land to the whole area Of Europe
is computed at 20 per cent, in Ameri
ca, 21 per cent. Supposing, therefore
20 per cent. to be the proportion IN
Asia, Africa and Australir, the grand
total Of the forests of the world covel
space Of 7,734,O00 geographical
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25

MINNESOTA AND HER RESOURCES.
The wonderful progress Of agricnl.
ture in the northwest during the las,
quarter Of q century, may be gathered
from the fact that in Minnesota, &C
oording to reliable statistics, where il
1850 only 5000 acres were under cul
tivation, and the production was 200
bushels Of wheat, 5000 Of corn, and
16 600 Of oats, there were, in 1875
28l6,412 acres under cultivation, and
the products aggregated 31.475,OO(
bushels Of wheat, 15,T5,00O OF cats
$500, 900 of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions Of =
certain indenture Of Mortgage. made and executed
BY CYRUS Conrad mortgagor, to John C. Oswald
mortgage, being dated February 18th 1875, and
recorded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in
Redwood County, State OF Minnesota, in which Ceun-
u the mor:gaged premises are situated on the 18th
day Of February 1875 in Book Of mortgages. pages
25s, $50 and $50 Said mortgage was given to secure
with interest Mt the rate nf twelve per cent per
nunum. There il claimed to be du" and is due at the
date Of this notice on said mortgage, the sum Of
Three Hundred lid Forty Dollars and Seventy Ses.
cents, no proceedings at law otherwise have been
insttu to the debt secured by said mort
gage any part thereof. The mortgnged premises
in said mortgage described are as follows viz !:
lying aud being in Redwood County Aforesaid snd
known ss the North West Quart of Section Thirty
tsO), Town One Hundred and Ten QlO). Range
Thirty -Four (34), Containing One Hundred and
light and thirty hundreds (15S 30100) acres of
land. Now therefore notice ia hereby wen, that
by virtue OF the Statute, III such made and pro-
vied aud of the power of sale in said morga sc
tanned, and Herewith recorded, the said mortgayed
premises will be sold at public auction for cash, to
the highest bidder ut the front door of the Office of
the Register Of Deeds in and for said Comfy, in the
village of Redwood rails, in said County on Mon
day taa 22d day orMxy 1876, at ten o'clock 4. NJ to
satisfy the amount due said mortgage and costs
and expenses Of sale, and the sum Of twenty
dollars attornc fees agreed to be paid by the terms
Of s,ii mort. age il ease Oi foreclosure thereof.
I,.tcd March 3lst 1876.
JOHN c. OSWALD, Mortgages.
ATW .TER l. BABCnCK,
2s-.t Attcrne, a for Mortssgee.
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OLD new YORK.

Elega tly illustrated articles Old New York. BY
John F. Mines will appear at once, and will att,ac1
tie ttention Of all, in city or ntry, who mari
Wit interest the development Of the great metropo
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NOTICE
BEN. F. SnirH. Register.
WN. II. KELLY, Rcceiver.
o. 8. Land 0mee.

syE1 U. 8. Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Rinn.. April 2Sth, 1875
Complaint having been entered attbis Office By
Albart Gaulka against John Pf-iier for abandon
ne bis Homestead Entry, No. 81, dated July 26th
1872, upon the north halt Of south East quarter
Section is Tow nahip ia Range 81 wes in Sibiey TO-
AinnesotA with : view to the cancellation Of said
TO appear 1t this Once on the Goth day 81 NAY
1870 st 10 o'clock A. m. tn respond and furnish
testimony eencernine said alleged abandonment
B. F. SNIT1, Register.
". n. KxxiY. Reoeivus
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JUSTICE IN INu1A.-A murder case
awaiting trial at the Cuddapah Session
in India, last month, was, according to
the India papers, expected to give rise
to much legal discussion as to whether
the circumstances justified the charge.
A juggler who alledyed that he pos.
srssed some power which rendered him
bullet proof, invited the prisoner in
the case to aim at him with a loaded
musket, assuring him that he might
do so without the slightest fear of pro.
ducing any painful results. The pris.
oner accepted the kind invitation, and
with loaded musket presented to him
by the juggler, immediatly sent bul.
let through his head. 1t is urged that
as there was no intention on the part
Of the prisoner to kill the deceased.
the charge Of murder can not be main:
'ained. The juggler was thoroughly
confident Of his own invulnerabi bility,
rnb several of his relations who were
to be called as witnesses for tbs de-
tense, we're prepared to prove that, d..
though several times shot at before. ho
was never hurt.-W estern Farm Jour.
nal.
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Sioux CITY DIREcroRs.-The
stobk holders Of the St. Paul & Sioux
City railroad company have elected
the following Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year: r. Blakely, J. l..
Merriam, A. II: Wilder, II. Tompson,
H. H. Sibley, J. s Prince, s c. Bur.
'a'k, Fl. G. Harrison, T. A. Harrison,
W. r. Merriam, Wn. Rhodes G. H d.
Bigelow. E. F. Drake, G. A. Hamil.
ton, W. F. Davidson.
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On Tuesday, Chas. NJ Benham. af
tire having passed highly creditable
examination, in open court, was admit
ted to practice his precision in the
various courts in this State. Mr.. B.
leaves on Saturday for Marshall hav-
lug formed = partnership, with Bald
win Il Wallin, Of Redwood Falls, and
will open a law Office in Marshall
under the firm name of Baldwin
Walliu and Beuham.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25

The annual convention Of the Mimi
esota State Sunday School Association
will be held at Saltwater, commenc.
ing June 18th and continuing three
days. Schools with an average atten .
Of less than one hundred are entitled
to two delegates.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25

The Treasury Department officers
are led to believe that fully one fourth
of the outstanding fractional currency
has been destroyed, by wear and tear,
and will never be presented for redcm-
ton, and that the total amount in ex-
istence. at this time is not more than
thirty million dollars.
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NOTICE..

Us Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Minn., Msy 18, 1876.
Complaint having been entered At this Office by
George Beebe against Shelton E. Hatcher for
abaudnniug bis Rnmestead Entry No. 80. dated
July % 1872 upon the south East quarter of Sec-
tion Township l13 Range ~ IN Lincoln county
Mime suta, with view to the cancellation OF ssid
appear 1t this office the 26.h dsy OF June 1876,
at II o'clock ~, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
B. F. SIXTH, Register.
IS VIZ. H. kkLLY, Receiver.
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NOTICE..

US LAND OrrIcs,
Redwood Falls. Minn.,
May 18th 1876.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Lewis Carlstrsm against Peter Svsnsson foraban.
d"ning his Homestead Eotry, No, 675S. datedDec I'd
1871, upon the ns.r'h east y OF Section,1O Town:
ship ia, Rsnge ~, in yellow County Mime
. TIA with view to the cancellation ofsaid entry
the said parties are hereby sumn"ped to appear 4.
this Once on the 18th day Of jury. 1876, at Il
O'Clock AM, to respond and furnish testimony con.
oncsrniDg said alleged abandonment.
BEN. F. SIXTH, Regietsr.
IS Wy. II. KELLY. Receiver