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The New York herald., 1876-07-30
HEADQUARTERS
NEW YORK CITY.

York. from its size superior situation and It's advan.
Of the country and Civilized world for
every part Of the United their and .sen-
ces here and buyers frequently By dealing
.peers lines and do the Of in shs
country-in short. are hesdquarers:-
Groceries 4. md E e''Is'''iT9'' =. B. rHunsnR q CO..
West broadway. Rssde and Hudson st.
''-'' COLGATE 1 CO.,
Solid silver and 4GE Gi;AeT aoRSnix RS!iisx COMPANY.
Petroleum oils cTAEras :nt f;iSg' PRATT /. Co.
PHELPs. DODGE CO.,
r'"'' I'fs E; Si4 M IsSs Iron
A''' 0N' wX WALLS SONS.
American Graphite Pencils, Stove Polish.
243 Railroad av.. jersey City.
Agricultural implements IT. srlEs srf EsF''ss5. COS
I2i Chambers and los Rssds St..
xSsoSiA BRASS AND COPPER COMPANY
Bass,;s Bras and rsG:s Materials, cov,.x
4l9 and All Brooms st.
RAMS ''' o"' c. T. RAYNoLDs & 90.
sarchDuyea Satin Gloss starch, improved Corn Starch
-A1 80 81 and 80 Park place. corner Church st.
r.0'r H;fEiis; oHsisaa satsi; tsss;GfaaRD Fiji GARRETT
Billiard Tables H. W. coLLxsDER,
N'' 'Aos 81. tSsn IS and Is IS washington .A
.xs T..s: AND PAGING .ss s... ,s
D''' m1skRrv BROS. "a 4 CO, ,,
A'''' 'A'9s.; Sssrrs IN Rsi f'ef
''' ''' %'isSS s. l., e. y an. =. y.... $.
Floor 0'l'l''A q SohS fSS'i, r4rsraS, rssr"aiS Agent
Clue ''i'af SRfEs is' s;;'iis N GLUE
Iron-ors. Pig. Beams Rails, Bars, Wire. &c,
COOPER HEWITT Co.
II Burling slip.
SeaGS S%ssSxsf fMsssgggacruHrse MA sg FACT. coyrAxx.
Mineral Spring Waters In Siphon.
CARL is; Il iSHF s.s ass A 18th St
Brass Cocks. Valves and Fittings
McNAB I HARLAN MANuFACTURIXa COMPANY
Sd Joan st.
livery, Tortoise Shell and Pearl Goods,
r. GROfE CO.,
ia East 18th It
Mems Furnishing Goods Shirts, &c. retail
L. A. NEWELL.
I2a broadway, corner waverloy place
Account Books, Stationery and Printing
SEARS q COLE
~ William IT. and 81 and o3 Maiden lana
varnishcs
VALENTINE CO..
Salt and Fish, also Storage
J. y .. G. ROBINSON
~ cosAsiss slp and ~ TreA =
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BELOW.

Ship Hevctia tBelg), Nielsen. from Antwerp June "a
Ship Rhine, stetson, from London June l1.
ship Seminole. Holmes. from Dublin.
Ship Chocurs Matthews from ValentiR June la
Ship Livingstone (Ir. Crosby from Londonderr June
Ship Richard H. from Liverpool June y
Bark Caroline uerl, striker, from Bremen. May 80
Bark Confidence, West. from havre, June H.
Bars Connauxht tBr). Tufts. from Lmeriek, June 2a
Bark Argonaut (Nor). Olsen. from Rotterdam.
Bark Helen sands Bosord from Marsha.
bark rlwell tBr), O'Bren from Rotterdam Juns IA
Bark Otis Nor) Faick, from Limerick, June 20
Bark Empress ticri. Vehow, from Pilau June g.
Schr Jones. Davis, from Cow Bay, CB.
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SAILED.

Ste Brsnnc (r). tor Liverpool; Egypt (Br, do
France Fr. favre; Neekar eisr,. Bremen Aneh9ria
tBr Glasgow August Andre (Begl. Antwerp Acapulco,
Aspinwa ac Leo Havana &c: City Of san Antonio Gal
weston via Key West; Hudson. New Orleans: Agiers do;
San Jacinto Savannah: City of Atlanta, Charleston
Beneiastor. Wilmington NC; Ola Dominion. Richmond,
&c: L Knight Georgetown. nc; ship ZouAye. Breuen
barks Proteus. Dunkirk; Investigator, Havre.
Wind at sunset. NSE.
Barometer at sunset. 30; at midnight. 30 o.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30

schr Mary Leach. Caius Provineetown, Msss-B
w hberg & Co.
schr Nettie Rogers Graham, uarwchport, Mas
DoAne t;ott.
schr g Foster. Pedrck, Bridgeport-Rackett Il Bro
The New York herald., 1876-07-30

France. Many well known citzons whose families are
here. make short periodical visits. tho ladies remain
ing lor the season.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
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FOREIGN PORTS

HoLyRHAp, July 20. PM-wind wsW.
PLYMOUTH, July 20. PM-wind wsw.
, 1876-01-09

j Paris cispa:ch to tho Lo.doa 1':,::e2. ,la.ei
Dec. l6. sEeaktuv OF tie hohd1y rrepaza.io::s IL
Parls, saws:
"Despi,e the political events witch arc no;v
occurring at Versailles. tine good e..ie o! la5la
are tusily engaged N preparing for rEe general,
ihousL uo.liuAiiy optional, tax OF Present CIV
ing on The New YeaT. E.ery shop-wiudo IS
filled With the a.est specimens OF the niueteenta
century AIT or invention, and every euch d:splay
is carefully labeled etrenaes, iu order tha: the
paEeeT-ts may be reminded Of hls duty
to society In general aid to the SHOP
iu question in particular. notice that mos:
OF the articles question are ~ great 1IutllitT.
For instance, je*el.bo1 for francs 81 cen
times is not Absolutely Indispensable, whlls
sllser-mounted pocket-boox. With monogram
Oh it, at th8 same nrlce. 1s mole to co recon-
nenccd for i:s che2puess shan tor i.a durability.
Boxes Of tonEDna suggest ludiscstlon- anu VINO
IL 1le rcrson who would buy the bear winch l
eaw hanging to-aav Outside CHAR cu!leTs soop
near the Grand Hotel? The toy-fLo*s are peo-
.Ied nith dolls, not euch dnfl@ as NAV be tound III
English nu1sersce. but fine wa1en ladies'. dtess7a
in the "a eat fashions with their 1ea! tatr ar
ranged according to the prevailing fenlulue
tastes. For the-e pos&rets a ID note there arc
gorgeous WOODEN u.enel 1uh. lu nisheo IN ssj4a
Of eupretne luxury, while soEe OF them are GRO
yided with rrousseaux OF corresponding maenin-
ccrce aid even With miniature husbands. c'E-
rect st1yed 10 b.acis tl.ts, with ties and opera
hats For tre small b> = tbe1o are no cricket
Ia, CT foo:-bsl!s but u, 1e e:e Elsct: OF mill
rsry accoutreme:.t1, i1u:ta.lou decorations. o1
4-siki.,r-st,ck., nh.,e choIe armies Of se3-ttou>
se, ed Iqa3en soldiers deitna cardboard forts
.,pa:ust more truct Ien:-laoking tc.ces wearing
the -p,Led helmo: ot the hereditary foc."
, 1876-01-09

servo III purity, with tho vast open spaces Of
kensinR.on Gardens beside il and behind 1t in
one quazter, and the mtigated coutaminations
ct the t,r-spreadiEg terraces and crescents Of
Princes Gate, Queon's Gate, etc. facing it OF
tho other. Readers interested in thesa
matters may be reminded that the Memorial
stands on the edge OF the kenaington Gardens,
opposite the great red and yellow rotuuda
Of Albert Hall-a sort Of utilitarisn Coliseum,
which, believe. has not been found very useful.
The Meulorial is a wonderful combination Of
British SCULPTURE and architecture. gliding mo-
saic. and tho work Of the lapidary It consists OF
which an Image of tho Ptinoe-C -Consort is des-
tined to Ieposa. II rises colossaiy iucrs THAI
200 fee: hIghj from = hugo embaukment, IA If
we're, OF sseps, ct each corner Of which
is 3 group in malble representing Que
OF the four great continents. The "no-
tive Of theee groups is sufficiently picturesque,
a great local beast, Of heroic propor:ions-the
bull. the bison, the camel, and the elephant
hoiug in each case the central figure: but the
sculpture, lka all tho sculpture. is secontt-rale
a:d common: Il is tho work. Of course, OF tie
l.i:hes. English ekt:l-of MessEs. Macdowel,
Bell, Foley, and Theed. At each angle OF the
upper platform where the shafts OF the canopy
rae il another group" Manufactures" By Nr
Weeks; Commerce" BY Mr. Tho;usycroft !:
''Agricu.ture" by Mr. Marshall un1 "En-
gineerinE," BY Mr.. Lawlor. Round this outer
base OF the cauopv runs an immense fsieze
in white marble, executed half By Mr. Philip and
half BY bIr. Armstead rerresanting, q tribe
below Lfa-siza, the array Of the worlds great
artlafs-Ieets, painters, sculp:ora, musicians,
and architects. They. have been sngac,ousy
chosen and ctoverIy combined, and the most
expressive and orieical potion Of the sculpture
is hero we should 8ay, especially on alr. Arm
stead's sitIa. Az for the canopy ITSELF with its
narnboyant Gothic, its coiumns OF pro
phycy. lss statues and ssatuettea OF bronze and
gold Tor seeming gold. tts chased and cAiseled
jeweitr's-wc-k, its radiant mo:aics, its thick
s:r+wn gem. Of ma]ac!llte aud lel'is. and jaapeF
and onyx. at,d moro rare stones than We Emo"
tho names Of, its gables. and s.ires, and pima.
.es. aud c-ockets, its gencra cleaning. and
flashing, and climbing. and soaring. ie8 great
jcwesed cross at the nummit-a this qnite beg
:;srs description. VIC should SAY in general tha1
tho workmanship throughout has been OF finer
eo-t than the original taste, and that II the
Memo iat p: p:caeryes II the future the memory
Ut our p1eseut kuowluCuess in architecture it
will also rerpe1uate the modern weaKne-s o!
that art *hlclE once unfo!ded the 1F1czes along
tie Parthenou aud suspended the tonhs IN the
Italian editorials.
, 1876-01-09

fate, Arthur turned in the direction OF the cor
mi. and raa for his very life!
as he ran he WAS conscious that the Rct pre-
cipltated the inevitable casastrophe,-but he
could think OF nothing better. Aa ha EAa he
felt, from the shaking Of the earth benea'h his
feet, that tho act had once more p:.t tho Whulo
herd in equally active motion behind him. IA
lie ran. hs noticed That the cattle before MIN re-
treated with something tf his own precipitation.
But as he ran ho thought Of nuthiog but tho
awful fate that was following hun, and taa
thought spurred hin 10 Ii almost s'autic efora
Arthur was quito inaccessible to anv of shos..
weaLn sses which maukiud regard II uh.s steal
cowa1iics. In sha deleEso OF what he believed
to be an Intellectual truth, in tho interests OF
h's pride or hts sell-love, or in mo.
death ~ita uupEozeo f.rtitade and calu-
ness. But to bo the victim OF an accident;
to be the laneEtahie sequel Ut logical succe1-
sion ct chances. wl.h3us r7tige OF purpose to
20 sac!it.ccd Tor hin.-wlthous rowing os
DIS; rowing anything; 10 be ra:,ped to aes: Il
by ldlot1c be'sts, who had not even tha Instincts
OF passion and revenge to Justify them ; to dis
the death OF 40 isuoEAnt tramp OF any neg iSeua
cl Wn,-a deata tina: had g:lastly ludcrousaees
III lts Elthoc. a daath That woaI leave his boty
4 shapelsss. n.'isinguishab!e. uarecosuiz4ble
clod. which Affection could not lIoallze nor
friendship zavereuco,-ail thus brought horror
With it go keen. so exquisite. 20 cx:ruc1at'ng,
tnat the flstdions. p,old. intellectual being.
bastard that ever turned his ba.s on d.nsar-
Aud superadded to it was scper-t ti.'ou.
thought that, for its very horror, PERHAPS it Was
ret.lbutlon for something that he dared not
contemplate.
And it vas then tina. his strength suddenly
tagged. His ssns.a began to 1esi. Ills tsva:h
which had kept pace with ths quick bea:las OF
his heart, inte1m1ttea- hesi;altI-was lost
ALoTs the adyaGciug shEude1 Of aocfs behind
him, ho though: be Lead warnau', voice. tte
knew now lie was gong crazy; he shouted md
fell, be rose asa:u and staggered fo watd a fes;
steps and fell again I: was al ever nov!
sudden senss OF so:.,e Strange, saut!a pert.:m2,
beating ap thruuyi4 the ard, staar:lng oCs' .:
the plain taa, c!1oei his ii IN h and :fc1af his
e:es cane awo:,'in: ove: him. AMI tEe3 tho
blessed inscrpostion Of un2oEsc. .oasncss anG
peace.
He struggled back to life again xi.h the word
"Phr!ip" in nus ears. tato.tsg b:na. mud :isa
SENSATION of au ei1urt to To ssmeih!g th4: va
req2.rra OF h1'o.- Ot al as e1; er:eace OF :hs
last te moments. only .ha iertuma remained
liz was lying aIone III tha dry bel of taa arro:o;
Gu the bank Lu,so was Standing. anu abaEo
Inn he ut Tho dark iasu aud tar seI eye1 OF Donu3
Dolorea
, 1876-01-09

pru-sia has sndlsputabl7 this ONO glory ahoEk
ali the other countries Of Teutonla, that, while
they have had Eos4ipr,es, scandals. lasr1.ues,
neets Ut eauabbieR, ana ta,ish politics. she has
history. Her electors have been the elect,
her kinrs have been the ken-ning men: they
navs Enown aud they have done; abstract know
ing could not help them, only concrete doing.
Alert, restless. thorough looking into every
thing. examining. TTovlug ssant mercy. shors
justice; frugal. thrifty, harry, sharing COM
mon perlIs with the common soldier, Keeping
kiu;ly state ~leu ains'y etare was demand-
cd rewardins, Furnishing, EepFluaudng,
with here genial act and tcero lovtal word.
tho LdndesrdteT, not the kluE alone, but the
father Of his people. OtheT knowcrs and uoers
looking upward, not because Of The mere King
ship Of their chief. but the fullest confidence in
his power, and will, bo.h to know and to do,
asoee IN their places, each in his Each the
thing done VARYING according to time aud CIT
cun,stances, according to person and place
but for the reality Of it. Tho history OF the
house OF uonenzolc-n Is the history of Prussia:
nav 'sif aueht Of prophecy" be OUTS bids fa1t
to grove tho history Of Germany We hare
seen gallant old kicE at The head Ut 6orely
tried II my euduring hardsh1ps with tho courage
Of an adulescent We have aeea tie Crown
Prince sharing cot1mon perits With the common
soldier WI lave soeu all the available Princes
OF the blood lighting, marching. watching, en-
during, conguerinE, End dying. side ~ aide WIN
the peasant falneu uEuH aHtHFa uPcAs o"At%s
upon, stormed at by SHOT and she'll, traTel.
stained, blood-etained, mud besPattered, waE.
be-:at.ercd, lot mere ''men with InusEets, but
soldiers to tho backbone, one and ALL Prince,
Peer. and peasant. willing to die fos tho Father
!aul. Irua yaor. not rash caring,
patent endurance, net fool;a1d7 esca~
!:atcz, s.cadlastness Of heart and Sta
b,l1sv OF 1alnd, snspired these r,en VINO
stood Up to fight fur their belief. to
die for what tAey thought tue justice Of their
cause. Not tho llgh. G1eek 1se OF tntammablo
Enthusiasm, such az caught the bonlssafds nno
day in July. aua ret alI Paris, hhe straw, blaz-
ing; but the dc ep Volcanic te OF convict1cn long
su,oIder,ug, darkIY hidden. parsentous. un-
quenchable unless Indeed, By CRIMSON seas yet
10 how. 1t is supreme1y characteristic OF the
genius OF tho two nasions that while the French
we're h.ssericA'ly sh1iekins "a Berlin!" falling
upou each other's necke, and voSiny to celebrate
their Empe or's birthday III the palaces o' P1us-
ssa the German polished his arms, saug his
"Watch on the kh.ne," eaid no word Of far1s,
and, before many ucnths were Ger, cE4wned
his gallant old KIN; Emperor i'll tho Hall o! Mr.
rors at Versailles. Ibis is the history OF the
German army; all honor to it ant to those wac
lsl it On to slctozv,-fTaser' Adyazlne.
, 1876-01-09

The Albert sAGIlUE1A4 u1VAAAANA@s~
Correspondence Nation.
LONDON. Nov. 30.-When the Albert MeuoE'al
was completed aud uncovered IN London more
tuan rear eincc. and displayed through the
SMOKY air lss. treasures Of iinEld architecture
there wss much almost r'oald iest1og at the way
the local atmosphere was destined 70 b!1ght 'ta
gliding aud its precious stones Inc tnln9
seemed like 4 eo1t of magnificent ea:ise
upon the London climate. Some i've years
ago the beautiful new structure Of tie loyal
Academy was brilliant WITH it's carved ~nlto
gone and it's cleaning statues to-day 1t "a Ut
= 6usky. sunu,ty gray. mud tomorrow 1t Will 10
black aud hoary as wesm1ssr Anoeg en1
inst alter t:s erection, l was lateiv cu1lous 10
observe whether. its sp!endor bad ~ vet begun
pelccptibsy to "aue. 1t must be Confessed shat
m TO this moment il has inude very huc-
ceasrrl 1es,stance. 1t will have the best
wlahes Of all lovers Of the picturesque
for its continued succcas; for uhate. er
NAV be thought OF !,s artistic 1uerit Cr Of
the mora! necessity tor having erected 1t, 1t at
least may be valued By the Londen Wayfarers IS
tue soe specimen OF the vivid color in the me-
.1opolls. Its positlon Of coursc helps to pre-
, 1876-01-09
HIS FIRST GRAY LOCK Of HAIR.

|EplcA-Ep TO co.. THE "Lrr1LE wAT:I0G v15LE."
tAlous the g:ea1cic1 locLs Ut ya.low
brushed tuck from thy restl brow,
There his come TO dwell! a:r1ngne,
Total stranger until nov:
T;& thread OF e,yer clear.
With is Kiin,ntr u.-c and h.1at
There and here-
Mid ttr waves c. golden glory
Which thy uot!e Ee.d adorn.
This pale stranger seems lntrud.u.s
Is iutrudlns. sad, {of.oru;
Tiny tresa Of sl:ser hlir,
With its cnner here sud taEEA
uers a1.l tae1e.
For thy years arc mot get many,
And thy life il still too young
Fer & SILVER stEau1 to venture,
Fcrture Ahiuns gold among.
Yet the s.r.nd, without q fla-,
C1s:s l:z gEElutr ,here aud aezc,
There md here
But the year will so,uet!me reach thse
When the gr2y will erown thy E1ow,
And The gala Will be ssrragcr.
Stranger than the silver rov.
Yellow tresa viii s,artely dare
Glimner here ind gEmt1et thEro,
Here aud there GEsEEH7z
, 1876-01-09
SUNSET.

TO Il P.
Tho bills Of the city are golden,
Ths sun sinks tu sp:e1doE arrayed,
While ali The afr is h3Zy,
And the trees throw a deepFntns sh2ds.
The heavens gre lit mp with beauty.
Anl thu clouds are :inged with gold.
N4,lr winds OF night aze born again,
With melodies sweetiy told.
Grand old Michigan rolls its wares,
All edged with fouming white,
AMI oer the sands the water plays.
While the stones g;ea1n wnits with light.
Tie bluffs are but giant shadows
That rise by the rocky shore.
Is tho phantou.s Ct our sad houEa
Rise o'er the hopes at yoxs-
sunaet in the valleys,
Sunset Oh the hills.
Sunset In the muu1lta!nA
Sunset Ger tue ril!s,
Sunaet In Our happy houes
Suuset DER the lea:
May pour life lie glorious sr0aEot,
u wish hope for thee.
Dr. L. l.. H. oA'SAoA
, 1876-01-09

on white aca-fca.n 'u:ath Summer -Ak!ea-
A uyelisr Heaven in her eyes,
The kuusAilu captive II ner haiy,
Her body titan .li- toan more f4tr,
They a1y Luve'1 mother t1d Arise!
Now fragran, seas VI blossoms b,izh:
Fioed Ill the h,.ls with waves ot w1ita'
And once agaiu has Beauty htlt!,,
Ep. iuglug iMmu1tal from the Earth,
llolhsr Of ever fresh delight!
And, wakcued By tbs <wec. surprise,
In tie st:u ae4vea Of tkinc eyes-
OF that immortal beauty born,
And bright with rcsc-tiuts Of Ito moro-
I sea ! baby Lore arise
-{TT1sd1H for .tHAHkrH.
, 1876-01-09
AMERICAN WOMEN IN PARIS.

ATsene Househye, in a recent faE!s iettef 10
the New York Trauuue sars II lead just no"
q Pa,isian man aid woman talkiug very ttee9
Of the Americans. According to Partisan, tue
American woman IS the health Ct Para from ths
point Of view of money, Of gaycty. and OF pseas-
ure. 'See,' said he. The American society has
closed its houses aud started by express IN all
directions. It's emigration makes grea: VOID IN
PARIS, foc It has taken the capital most i'm
portaut place. Tie tnesr hotels Of the ne"
quarters belong to Amsticans-the Nlgsses' Inc
paynes. the 6lnns, the smitbs With plenty OF
Sens i Co. Tie front boxes Of our theatres be-
, 1876-01-09
Old BroGdyau3e,
LEWIs KNAPP,
Aged yeFra.

to Join his wife and other friends in the Celestial
Fields Of Paradise, thanking Go for sense enough 70
die He had lived for thirty ,ra thuroughy lahdei
TO all ancient and modern hnmbug-myths, as taught
for ne clothes and place. at ohers coss by An indo-
lent egotistic. self-clected PTisstly Crew.
This fear OF the Right Reverend Doctors OF DIVINITY
Theological scarecrow of ueldrs and D4mn4tou to I'll
who refuse tn ay lhes to their SUPPORT Lad no loEco
or effect on Lewis Knapp.
, 1876-01-09

BALL OF THE COfFFEURS.
Lucy Hooper writes Irom Paris to the Phiia-
dc!ph!n Telegraph: "The grand ball OF tue
coi,leurs 1ooI place q short time ago. aud the
competition Of these artists II hair WAS vers
aul,sin. to witness. The ball tooa place at the
salIe Vulantluo. A long platform was erected III
the centre Of the room, whereon some fifty small
dressing tables wcro placed. ard at each DRESS
.ng-tab!e IVES secuted girl wish her hair flowing
over her shoulders. Fifty Knights Ct the Comp
t:olfed their dEeos-coRte and white lid gioves'
tiouued jackets aud aprons, aud set to
work. As each lead was finished Tue
artist would lead hls model forward to Inc
front Of tho platform to be Inspected by TIC
audience ant to receive it's app:ause. lie com
petition for the gold uledal too4 place. Iator u
the ovcnlog, when the ladies' had laelr heaaH
dressed in full h.!l-coidure. Most Ut these coli
tut es were very bigh, wero protusely powdered;
aud wcre ench decorated With several email
feathers. artfulls disposed. AZ each haf-dIeaher
got through with thls cro5nlnG enott 81 Lue
evening he resumed lis dresa-coat auo "h1io
gloves aud. taking his noces 90 A.s arm' ne
promenadeu with her up aud down the room. 20
thai his haudwork coIld be closely inspected
acd fully admired. aly informant test be1oae
Tho guid medal was awarded. 80 that cannot
here record the name OF the SUCCESSFUL canal-
Gnte."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-03-09
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

Default having bsen made 10 the conditions Of q
certain iSdentuIs Of mortgage bearing date ON the
3Oth day OF Nay, 4. D. 1874 made BY John Martin Of
Redwood County State Of Minnesota. in favor Of
john Braisy ofthe State Of Vermont and recorded
10 the Office Of Register Of Deeds in and for the
County Of Redwood Aforesaid on the S0th day Of
Nay A. ID. 1874 at ocl ek p. 10. in book Of mort
cages on page lis, said mortgage was given to securs
the payment Of . certain promissory note for Ons
hundred and cizhty-one dolla r., bearing even date
WITH said mortgage, and falling due year aftel
the nte Of twelve per cent per annum and signed BY
said John Martin and in favor of said John B. Bradley
There 10 due and claimed to Be- due said note Il
the dste Of this notice the Of Two Hundred AND
twenty lone dollars and City cents, and proceed
ings at Law otherwise ha been instituted to col
leet the same any part thereof Now, therefore
notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of power Of
sale in said mortgage contained and purauant to the
statute in such made and pre- vided said mortgage
will be foreciosed and the premises therein described
lying and being in the County Of Redwood and State
Of Minnesota to Wit: -
The West Half Of the South West quarter of Sec
ton Thirty-rwo (32,, Township One Hundred and
Fourteen t114), OF Range Thirty Six, containing
Eighty acres according to government survey, vii
b cold at public auction to thu hghsst bidder at
front door ofthe Court House in the village Of Red
wood Falls in said County on Saturday the ed day
Of April 4. d. 1875 At 10 o'clock to satisfy Thu
amount then due said note also $3.50 taxes pait
By th. mertgagee, together with the sum of SIS OF
in the event OF its foreclosure besides such othe
costs and expenses ~ are allowed BY law.
/ Dated March 9Th 1876. :
JOHN B. BRALEY. Mortgage.
- BALDWIN WALLIN,
ss Attorneys for Hortgagee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-03-09
NEW SEEDER.

Bishop Gordon calls especial attention
to the improved ''Fountain City" broad
cast seeder and cultivator combined. The
machine can be seen at the store Of H.
Wingett h Son. One Of the valuable inn
provements is the "new double acting
force feed" which il claimed to be the most
perfect Force Feed ever invented. It can
never be clogged in sowing any kind Of
grain or under any circumstances and pro-
duces "perfect measurment" and contin-
uous and even flow Of grain. The Patent
Guage will indicate on the dial plate exact
~ the amount Of grain sown per acre. Is
perfectly correct with any kind Of grain.
wheat, oats, barley, peas, fax or grass seed.
The gearing arrangements is new feature
and one Of the best things about the ma
chine. 1t i. easily operated and prevents
the feed works from moving when backing
It is not found on any other seeder Call
and see it. '~a
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-03-09

The few days of sleighing that We had
last week were made good use Of by those
who had logs to take to the Saw Mill. The
snow did not last long enough to enable
them to get in good supply and native
lumber will be scarce this year. There Is
not more than 70, 600 feet in the mill yard.
The owners will want about all OF it, 30
that there will be very little sawed on the
shares, consequently, very little to sell.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-03-09
NOTICE.
TT 8, LAND oFE1CE,-

I 7 =, LAND UFEICE,-
u Redwooa Fails, Febrary. 10, 1873.
Complaint having been entered At this Office BY
Mons Monsoon against Lukas Krause for aban-
II, 1877, upon the North hafof North Vert Quarter
Section 90. Township 1l5, Rsage 81, in Renville
County Minnesota with view to he cancellation of
said entry: the said parties are hereby mmoned to
appear At this Office the 10Th dav OF March
1876, at II O'Clock NJ. to respond and furnish tes-
tinony concerning said alleged abandonment
Ben. F. Smith, Register.
u. ". H. KKLLY Beceiysr.