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sympathy Win hnr.s NJ thr s'n'ktars Int t'src vi,
lc%s'irn,a, thr h"ytaE nea. ra!rty ,I.u I, l frw
fh"ris' Tie Eastern nlhrErtt rtrurfrl lituc rhansr
Except Tint L&Terpa0l va, II trs rvt lower OH long
elrnrs
MEs. T:,Rx-Tas only moderately acttvr, apd al.
TaHcrd 1Hat:f4c rrr hr. Int tecncd Tic ntterwanls
and closed shade hrnrr than the rrtvInns afternoon
We note That October vaA Hrrrr relatively. the lila.
count on that month henR ,ost enet wcrc rrnasted
Of iAi hrs cash At $l2nNsa Qp SO hsls seller An.
Gtst Al $t1E,at1n Ms; $50 hrts rr,Itr September ii
Sic.a5hi3ni: 4.atU Iris seller October at ei1 Ha,ts9
n: and sND hrts arffrr the }rar Mt Ffl axtt?ss
1n'A! 3s hrls. Tho market rtre.i ecady Al 81. ~
sl2M rAsh Or fe'irr Aagn.t: a. n % sellrt
en- ~ 'ecr oco'cr Seller
I.i!ms nj" rerk "a. arcted 1t sta ooai92s and s1
ttnr--WE* scsy n,!ct and anItt stcty. NJ the snme
cunt - TIC nrty toMs ncrnoon oush tho .tocks
SAfa xerr ltmrtt to Nsttth seller September nj *As,,
and 3:tsn tcs secr tHtosrcr At ta.h,, The MARKET
ttrd etcAdy at a. IS for cnA atcr August. seller
ecnttmhtf ea.5l.+sast fpr octoberi and -. IL for
Mkar.-Wcfe quiet and sfeady. There vas ilttle Dc.
Mnnsl f1s rxInfI and the attacks are large. hut tho
market lM already hccn cArtd hJ that fact and the
publication Of etorka itl not wrAktn prccs. short
sns ~iqtcr @ Guy, wcsq ;ra.rs .n r nd ~ arsr ~ ins
were e1A! hrnl. and Hnlte! fcarcr. Bates wrrc rt.
rortedn nf taitsn lis sars rbs Afe cash and Keller
SertriniF7| - brxt. long clearsat H4e and 80 tra
swcrt. .ptrHet f!ainr ihs at tntc The market was
'ea'' At tue eo'' " *" Ts sS1g sr Brsea
$:;:! S:::i:::::::; $S i j.
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To Consunptives..

Consumption, that sconrge of hu-
man,ty. is the great dread Of the hn
man family. in all civilized countries
l feel confident tha, I ,,h in poses
SION Of the only sure. intalliblc Reme.
iy nov known TO the profession fur
the positive and speedy cure Of tha,
dread disease. and its unwelcome con
c.mitants, viz. t'atarrh, Asthula.
sronchitis. Nervous Debility, nc Re
Twenty eight years experience, as =
busy practitioner, in the best Consump
ZION Hospitals Of the Old and New
World, has taught me the value Of the
Medicine in the cure Of all Throat and
Lung Complaints
Those suffering with consumption or
any If the above maladiss, by address,
ing me. giving symtoms, they shall be
put Ii possession 1T this great boon.
without charge, and 'hall have the ben
eli Of my experiences in thousands Of
Gases successfully treated, Full di-
reciions for preparations and use, and
all neccessary advice and instructions
lor successful treatment at your own
hole, win bs received by you b re-
turn mail, free Of charge. BY address
ing,
Dr. JOHN s. BURNETT.
!67 JEFFERSON STREET.
Huntsville Nv.
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There is movement among the
leading Chinese merchants, in San
Francisco, towards adopting some plan
,hatw will check the immigration o. their
ccuntrymen TO America and induce
those who are here to return A de-
putation recently waited on Senator
Merton in regard to t!.e matter, who
promised to Introduce ;..;l tho. u"u!d
meet their wishes. The want the
Burlingame treaty modified, or abroea-
ted, and per capita tax of slo0 lev
led on every chinamau landing in
America, the proceeds Of this tax to be
devoted to payiug the passage back to
China Of all who wish to return but
lack means. They, also, wish the
steamship compabi,s to Increase the
rates Of passage to this country and re-
duce it the other way. We wish them
success
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The Ucited States troops, number
ing 200 under command Of Gen. Glib
bon, had battle with the Indians on
the 9Th. gaining a victory. The In.
dams forces, General J. seph's baud.
were routed and their camps captured
Gen. Gibbons losses, iu killed and
wounded, are seven officers and fifty
men. Three officers, Capt Logan,
Lieuts. Bradley and Bostwick and
seventeen men were killed, aud five
citizens. Among the wounded are
Gen. Gibbon. The fight Was q des
perate one. Gibbons supplies were
not captured, as at FIRST reported, aud
his command, what is left Of it, were
reported in good spirits after the
battle.
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KEEPING MILK FROM SOURING
DURING THUNDER SroxMs.-Experi.
men,s in Sweden have shown that the
we'll known effect Of thunder. storms in
souring mix may, in great degree,
be avoided or CT untarcted by artificial
heat in the dairy The plan is to
start 6rc ia the room where milk is
kept whenever q thunder storm is
seen approaching This is done even
in hot weather, the purpose being to
drive out the excess Of moisture.
The explanation given is that during
the approa ,h Of such storms the at
mospherc becomes loaded with mos
ture, aud thu damp, moist. heavs air
resting upon the milk produces acidi,y
and spills it, Dry air. then. is Impair
tant to the dairy, aud whenever their
atmospheric changes which brings ex
cessive moisture in the air Of dairy
Gre should At once be started to
countcract the bad Influence it would
have upon milk. II this explanation
be correct, aud if artificial heat has
the effect Of preventing milk being
affected by thunder storms. the kn"wl-
edge is Important to butter dairymen.
10 the best dairy rooms the heating il
produced BY steam pipes, which give u
uni'rou, temperature 70 all parts Of the
room bettcrs than can be done by hca,
from stove -CScientific American.
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Judicial Convention.

A Republican Conven tion, in aud for .he
9th Judicial District, State Of Minnesota,
composed Of Nic"ilt, Brown, Renv'lie,
Redwood, Lyon and Lincoln Counties.
will be held at The Court House in the
City of New Uim on the 28th day Of Au-
gust 1877. at 8 o'clock p. N. for III. pnr-
pose OF placing in nomination Candidate
for the Once Of judge Of Said District, to
b" voted tor at the next general Election,
The basis Of representation will lie one
Delegate for each one hundred and dry
tl50) votes, or osjor fraction thereof, cast
tor the Hayes & Wheeler Electors at the
General Election in 1876. and, one addi
tional delegate Tor each County Organiss-
ton.
The different Counties vii he entitled to
the following number Of Delegates.
Nicol'et, q Redwood,
Brown. 7 Lyon, 4
Renvi'l-. 7 lincoln, p
. Joax G. RuDoLPa. j. j.
D HircHcock, ! Cominittee.
ALragD WAILux,
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New ENGINEERING DEVICE. "A
peculiar work has been completed B..
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com.
pany to make q new outlet from the
canal to the Potomac. The elevation
to be overcome is forty feet. which nn
der the old system would req u,re eigh,
locks and nearly an hours time for
the passage The new a,rangemen,
is the employment Of a large caisson
or tank. filled with water, into whic.,
the boat is flmted, when the caisson,
With it's load Of water and boat, Is
run down down the incline on rails in
less than SIX minutes. The weight ot
the loaded caisson is about $50 tons.
The first expense Of const ruc,iny locks.
and the constant expense Of operating
them and ke-piny them in repair, are
saw d. as we'll as the time. a Railway
Review.
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Hon. D. Burt, sspt. Pub: Instruction !:

AAVAs 0s ASNESS 0URss wv ASOsS ssOssVAs
DEAR SIR:-I am in receipt oi
your favor Of recent date, and to the
several questions therein contaised,
I respectfully submit the following
answers:
1. The minor children Of any par
ent duly natural,zed. and who at the
time OF such naturalization Of the par.
ents reside within the United States
become citizens, aud ent,,led TO al ti,e
privileges Of citizens immediately o,'
their arriving at the age OF twenty-oDe
years.
z. A foreign born woman becou..s
citizen by marriage to citizen, OF
when an alien to whom she il married
becomes y citizen.
3 Foreign boru women who have
not been naturalix-d BY marriage, or
by the naturalization of their parents
while they were minors, in order t,
vote for school matters aud tor sch ,o
district officers. must have taken the
same steps toward becoming citizens
thas are, required Of foreign bnra
males.
1 The right Of women to vote IA
school matters il restricted BY the
terms IF the law to "the school dis
trict Of which they shall At the time
have been for ten days resident.
The Law cou,enpla.es voting only il
school district meetings aud iu iucor-
pora:ed cities aud villages "for the
election Of public school officets Within
such city or village" that Is, 10 serve
within it Hence women cxunot vote
tor county superintendent Of schools
under our present schooi Law, aud they
are not eligible to that Office.
5. The prerogatlve vi woman Z,
vote extends to 'auy measure relating
to schools" The site Of school
h"u<e, the question Of building d
school, Of purchasing apparatus, and
of levying taxes. rs we'll as the elec-
ton vi local school officers. must all
come with the intention aud scope o
the law ON tins point.
6. A married woman is not q free
holder because her husband is such
nor is the husband frceholder be-
Cause the wife is such. E>tstes OF in
heritance aud IL, life are .den"m,nated
es, ates of frc.hold. Upon the death
Ut the husband Ut w;te. aud not unti
then, does the survivor tax. either +,
life estate in the Homestead vi the de-
ceased Or,an estate Of inheritance u
such other lands as the deceased INA,
at any time have been s:lzed ar pns
sessed Of during Overture, aud to tn.
disposition Of which BY deed or other
wise the survivor shalt not have asssn
ted ~ writing.
Z. A woman who is entitled I,
vote. and is also a strcehoidcr. can siy'
pctltiOus aud "Reminiscences resp.ctiu.
the formation aud alteration vi schou
districts.
GEO +. WILSON.
An'y.Gcnerai
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@777is not easil, earned in these lines,
~ but it can be made in three months
by any of either sex, in any part ot the
country who is willing to " rk steadily ut
the employment that we furnish. SIS per
week in your own town, You need not be
away iI"m home over night. YOU can
give your whole time 70 the work, or only
your spare moments. We have agents
who are making over @2o per day. All
who engage ut once can make mOm-y fast.
At the present time money cannot be made
40 easily and rapidly ut any other business.
1t costs nothing to try ti. business. T-r,,.>
and 35 Outfit tree. Address ut once. II.
HALLETT & Co., Portland, Maine.
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Notice.

To all whom II may concern. Is hereby
given, That, Caroline C. Fosgase having
lost the Duplicate Receiver's Receipt No.
1882 made 1T st. P"ter Minnesota June. 5th
1869, tor Soutl, half North. East quarter
and West hall South last quarter Sec. "a,
Town, ll2, Rang-. 36, Sioux Indian Lands,
is about to, and will at once apply tor >
change OF Entry, and repayment Of the
purchase money paid on the West half
South East quarter as Aforesaid.
This Notice being in Compliance with
Letter IN" Gener.L Land Office OF March
7th, 1877.
CAROLINE c. FOSGATE.si9
Till TIRBlrs :. u
Atty. =
Dated Redwood Falls Mimi, June 22d
1871 -----
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The increased expectation of grain
from Southeastern Europe is believed
in London to be only temporary.
Great losses have heen experienced,
particularly in Turkey, by failure
properly to harvest the crop. aud re-
ports already have been received from
tho scene OF the recent campaign in
Asia that famine s'ares the populace
in the face. In view Of the facts there
is reason TO believe that the demand
for American grain, now temporarily
reduced by the active competition Of
grain from the Biack Sea region will
in the end bs increased on account of
the Eastern war Dispatch.
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The Second annual convention OF
the Minnesota State Educational As
sociaticn will be held at Mankato Au-
gust 2Sth, 29th and 3Oth The pub
lished programme. giving the names Of
those who will take part and the sub.
jects assigned to them, shows that
careful preparations have been made
and that q valuable meeting is an as
sured thing.
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Que of the engineers Of the New
York central railroad says Of the s,rik
e-s. "When there il talk Of strike
il comes frst from those who have, lit
tie to lose-the f,atiny workers., WIN
haven't laid up cent, and who have
no one dependent upon them. There
wes' not one man in twenty 10 this last
strike thai vented to do It! A few
hot headed ones ran the whole thing,
and the rest went into it for fear they
would be sncsrad at. ~ Dispatch.
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A farmer who cut and bound one
hundred aud thirty five acres Of grain
last year with SELF binder. u ing wire
bands, estimates, that the actual cost
tor wire is just thirty Eve cents an
acre. A man who has hundred acres
Of grain TO cut will save nearly the
cost Of the binder aud wire in on, sea.
son over hand binding
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rhe Secretary of var has issued an
order for the abandonment OF Forts
Abercromby and Seward. It was
recommended by General Sheridan,
and relieves two companies Of infant
~ and one Of cavalry for service At
other points,
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McCaulay's Wonderful Memory.

Of his extraordinary memory, I re.
member Lord jeffrey telling me an
instance. They had had difference
about = quotation frcm paradise
Lost" and made wager about it the
wager being cory Of the book. which
On reference to the passage it was
found Jeffrey bad won. TIE bet was
met just before, and raid Immediately
after, the Easter vacation. Ga put
ting the volume into Jefrey's band
your uncle said, Il don't think you
will fod me tripping again. knew
it, I thought. pretty we'll before but
/ am sure know it now" Jeffrey
proceeded to examine him, putting
him on . variety Of the heaviest pasa-
ges the battle Of the angles-,he
dialogues Of Adam aud the archane!es
AUD found him ready to declaim
them all, till he begged him to stop
He asked him how he acquired such a
command Of the poem, a.d had for
answer-"I had 1t in the country, and
read it twice over, and I don't think |
shall ever forget it again" At the
same time he told jeffrey that he be
lieved he could repeat everything Of
his own he had ever printed, and
nearly I'll he had ever written, "ex
oept perhaps some Of my college cxer.
cises
1 myself had an oppor, unity Of see
ing aud hearing = remark bic proof Of.
the tenacity Of your uncle's hold upon
the most Insignificant verbiagc ,ha,
chance had poured into his ear l
was staying with him at Bowood, iu
the winter Of 1882. Lord Eiphin-
stone-who had been many years be-
fore governor Of Madrss-was telling
one morning At breakfast Of . barber
there, who vas famous. in his time.
for English doggerel Of his own max
ing, with which he was wont to regale
his customers. :Of course" said
Lord Elphinstonc. II don't remember
any Of is; but il was very trnoy, aud
used 70 % repeated 10 society"
Macaulsy, Who Vas sitting = god way
Of, id4ediately said /; II remember
being shaved By the fellow. aud he
recited quantity Of verse to me dur
ing the operation, and here is some Of
it," aud then he went of 10 4 very
queer dogesrel about the exploits Of
Bonaparte, Of vhieh I recollect the
following refrain--
But when he cav the British boys,
He up and ran away.
!t y hardly conceivable that Io ever
had occasion to recall that poem since
ebe day when be escaped from under
the paees rsznr.-LSir Vim. Sterling
Hs1well, iu Masau'sy'- Memoirs
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A Submerged City.

A strange discover is reported from
the Lake Of Geneva. A tourist hav-
ing lost his trunk, two divers were
employed to search fer it. While they
were below water they found what they
supposed to be will age, since covered
BY the lake. Their statement led to
an Investigations Of the spot by the
municipal authorities, who took meas.
ures to ascertain the extraordinary
statements of the divers. % cover
Jog the placid surface with oil, those
latte. were able to distinguish the plan
of town, street, squares and detached
houses marking the bed of the lake.
The ruddy hue which characterized
them led the observers to supposed
that the buildings had been covered
with the famous vermillion cement
which was used BY the Cells, Cimbri,
aud the early Gauls. There are about
two hundred houses arranged over an
oblong surface, near the middle Of
which is space more open. supposed
to have been used for public assem-
blages At the eastern extremity lies
y large square tower. which was taken
for a rock. A superficial iuves'iga
tion seems to Indicate that the con.
struction of these buildings dates from
some centuries bef. our era. The
council Of Vaud has decided to have
the site Of the dwellings enclosed by a
netty stretchidy from the land. and
drain off the water, 50 US to ring to
light what promises to be one Of the
most interesting archaeological discov-
cries Of our day.-CLondon Telegraph
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Unusal efforts are being put to:sh to
make the State Fair success. This
rear the A. cultural Association and
the Stock Breeders Association unite.
It will, probably. be the best that has
ever been held in the State
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G Z NV
l. l N E S..
The CHICAGO i NoRTH-wEsTERN
RAILWAY

THE CHICAGO u NoRTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
Embraces under one management
the Great Trunk Railway Lines Of the
WEST and N RrHwEsT. and. with its
numerous Branches and connections
forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in Ill.
inois. Wisconsin, Northern Michigan.
Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska, California
and the Western Territories Its
OMAHA and CALIFORNIA LINE
l. the shortes. and best route between
CHICAGO and all points in NORTHERN
ILLINOIS, Iowa. DAKOTA NEBRASKA,
WYOMING COLORADO UTAH. NEvA
pA. EALIroRNIA. OREGON. CHINA.
JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA It's
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Il the short line between CHICAGO and
Ill points in NORTHERN WISCONSIN,
and MINNESOTA, and for MADISON.
ST. PAUL, MINNEApoLIs. DULuTH.
aud ell points in the Great Northwest
Its
La CROSSE. WINONA AND ST.
PETEP LINE
Is the best route between Chicago and
La CaossE. WINoNA, ROCHESTER,.
OwAroNNA, MANKATo, ST. PETER.
New ULM. and all points in Southern
and Central Minnesota. Its
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE
LINE
r. the only line between CHICAGO and
JANEsvIL.E. WArERTowN. FOND Du
Lac OSHKOSH, APPLETON, CIR 2rN
BAY. EscANABA NEGAUNEE. MAR
QUErTE H"UGHToN. HANCOCK aud
rae LAKE SUPERIOR COUNTRY Its
FREEPOKr AND DUBUQUE
LINE
Is the only route between CHICAGO
a.d ELsIx, ROCKFORD, FREEpoRT.
aud al p",u,s via Frerport. Its
CHICAGO AND N LLWAUKEE
LIE
Is the cid Lake Shore Route. and is
the only one passing betw-c" CHICAGO
and EVANSTON. LAKE FOREST. lIlGu.
LAND PARK. WsUKEGAN, RACINE,
kENosHA and MILWAUKEE
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING Room
CARS
are run on all through trains Of this
road.
This is the only line running these
ears between Chicago and St. Paul and
Minneapolis, Chicago and Milwaukee.
Chicago aud W,nona, or Chicago and
Greea Bay.
Close Connections are made at CHIC.
20 with the Lake Shore 4 Michigan
southern. Michigan Central. Ralt'.
more L. Ohio, Pntsburg, Fl. Wayne &
Chicago. KankaKee Line and Pan
Handle Routes, for all points East and
South-Eas:, aud with the Chicago and
Alton and Iillaois Central for all
points South
Close connections are also made with
the Union Pacific Il. r. ut Omaha for
all Tor Yves. points
Close Connections male at junction
points with trains Of all cross points.
Tickets over this route are sod by
all Coupon Ticket Agents in the
United States and Canadas.
Remember, you ask 10" your Tickets
via the Chicago Il North Western
Railway. aud take none other.
New York Olliae. M. 4l5 Broad.
way; Boston Office. No 5 State Street: !:
Omaha Office. 245 Far"han Street !;
San Francisco Office. -12l Montyon,er,
Street; Chicago Ticket Offices. G.
,'Iark Street, under Sherm,n tlnu,e !,
Is Canal. corner Madison Street !;
K,nzie Street Depot. c:rner W Kin.
zic aud Canal Streets; Wells Stiee,
D pot. corner Wells and kinzis Streets
For rates Or information not attain
able from your home ticket agents, up
Ply to
W. II. STENNETT,
c." Pass Ag't. Chicago.
MARVIN II iGHlrr.
G.n N.nu'r ChicauO
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California wheat will have but little
influence On the worlds market price
this year, owing to severe droughts and
short crops. Her probable exports
are estimated at ESQ, 900 tons, yet last
year when her estimated surplus was
reported at 1.0OO,OOO tons. she only
shipped COT 900 tons in 5l5 vessels,
3O5 Of which cleared for Europe. Or
egon will harvest her largest crop Of
wheat this year, probably equali,ny
2jO, 900 to,is.
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Fruit dealers have been among the
worst sufferers by the railroad strike
The peach grower in Delaware, Mary.
land, and New Jersey were just ready
to send forward their crop when the
cars stopped running. The like was
true Of the fruit growers iu Southern
IlliQois.
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NOTICE.
U..S LAND OFFICE.

kedw0od rails VIM, July Zlet 1871.
Complaint having been entered At t6ia OHfce by
samuel Lei. .hty against Juiu. 7. II. VIC p"well for
a!and .nin1lh H"n.ssesd Entry. M 100. dates:
Nay 81. 1873. npnn the East half North W.st qa~s
County. Minnesota with view to tn. cancellation
nf ss,l entry the said part hereby xa",non-
I'd appear at this otice the &'h day If se tenn
her, 1877. at o'clock r " tn respond ! "a, nish
testimony concerning said s"ge d ai.snd ,nn,rn mt.
VIM p. DrxxIxGrnx. Regist E
Vim B. iIkKkI0Tr. R+ceivei.
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Scotch farmers are a thrifty set !;
they have great faith IN ayricul, ure.
Il is no uncommon thing to see ten
ant ut the commencement Of a lease OF
nineteen years, investing Fifty to sev.
enty dollars per acre on drainage. linn
ing aud other improvements, aud this
too on another mans land. Our
American farmers lack faith in the
soil.
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It is stated that the military author.
tiles at Washington, with the approval
Of President Hayes, are maturing a
plan for increasing the army to $4,000
men. We hope it is true and that
thev will succeed.
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NOTICE.
US LAND OFFICE.

Z. land OFFICE.
edwood Falls MINI. July 2lst 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Office hy
Jas, phi Arin.fr" z against Jams T. II Ncis"weil
Er .ta',dnning his Tim"e- culture Entry. NJ. 2l6,
dst-d Nav. Sd 1875. upon the outh Esst quarter
Section II, r"w.sh,p lis. Rang. b. in R1.nvile
County, MnnesOfs. With view t., the cane lila ion
sa said entry tn. sasd parties h. rahy
ID to srJerr Vt this "fsic. tn 4th day nf Spt--
her 1877, 1t oclnck P w.. t" respond and furnish
testimony eoncernins said alleged nbsn"onment.
WIN. p. HUNTINGTON, Register
Vim. B. HEMxI"rr, Raceiv3r,