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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-25

All those interested in forming q class
tor instruction in vocal music are requested
to meet a the School house Friday evening
7:30 Pm. sharp.
Gen. Butler was asked Tuesday, how
be liked being in congress this session,
and he answered: 1T feels very com
Portable to cit in the house viii out an,
responsibility and have your hat full! of
brickbats,"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-25
Jessup has just received lot Of ffssh
crackers, very fine.

Work on the Hastings and Dakota rail.
road, west Of Glencoe, has been commenc.
ed. Handbills are ont for thousand men.
Those who wish work should apply "a
LaDgdon & Co. Glencoe.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-25

Onlcers Of Redwood County.
fadee OF Probats-s. J, r. RurER.
CLERK Ccurt-W. 4. HAWK.
shsri6-JAMEs DURTNAL.
Csroner-D L. HITCHCOCK
Auditor-1. u. VAN SCHAAcx.
Trsssaref-A, TOWER,
Registsrof Dssds-T1LL rlB5ETfS.
Sorvsyor-D L. BlGHAM,
Attosney-N. +. POWELL.
r.Csmmissionsr- STrcxID.
Sap'tofSchools-n. L. BiCHAx.
County Commssioners-D. o. KING Chs.
ScAANDERA, c.PoRTER, J. u. LITTLE, y
KELLER.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-25
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
) crofulous diseases ,Ery.
sipelas, Rose or st. An
thongs Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptive. diseases
Of the skin, Ulcerations
Of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, PINE
pies, Pustules, B0ils,
Blotches, Tumors, Tet-
ter, Salt Rheum. Scald
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
tronclused from second page. ]

rr,rsou City has made rapid progress in
nroyor,enfs the past summer. A Mum
-, r. tinc brick and stone buildings having
.r.ctel. The most valuable improve
ut ~ thn place is the new tWo-story brick
,o,eI. built BY Messrs. Aueihach & Bever-
,,n ~ ueIera. and now occupied and run
~ K. Emerson. This house, under the
ueont management, would be a credit to
a.v city in Montana. The closing down OF
=, onaratious Of the Montana Company
"a thcir concentrating works has recently
a,r a shadow over the business Of the town.
and IF lhey do not resume operations soon,
-. improvements o. the town must come to
.et,nd still. The stopping Of the eoncen-
,ro+or has been d severe blow upon a con-
adorable number Of persons. | WAS in
to,Ynat that the indebtedness OF the compa-
,v nearly reached $1O0,000, about half Of
the AMOUNT being due to the First National
Rank Of Helena, and the remainder to the
lsborers and contractors about it, 1t is, in
dppd. too hard that men WHO labor by the
dsy for their living should 30 sNindlcd by q
wealthy corporation ont Of their earnings,
and il is to be noIed tl,at work may be re-
sumed and the indebtedness of lhe compa-
ny settlcd. WILL.
jefferson City, Oct. 90, 1877.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
Notice TO Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE CoTII or MEAGIEER C%oEHTy,
Montana Territory. tssEs az
In the matter Of the Estate of John Luke, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. IsS-
eev1tor OF the estate of John Luke, deceased, to the
against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after TIE
first publication of this notice, to the said Executor
at his residence n the ranch OF Mayne & Luke,
near Canyon Ferry in Mestgher county III. e.
MATHEW LUKE,
Executor Of the Estate ofJohu Luke, deceased.
D1tan October 9th. 1877.
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
SaE2MAW ON MONTANA.

General Sherman wrote Il series of letters
willie on his Western tour, among which
we find the following relative to Montana:
still retain @ligh opinion OF this Terri
tory and tl.ink it merits the fostering care
Of The general government, especially of the
military. Its extent is an e,apire, the great
er part Of which is exclusively adapted to
the raising Of horses, cattle and sheep.
There Is m abundance Of valley land and Of
beach land which can be irrigated by
springs to produce all the wheat, oats, bar
lev and garden vegetables needed for q mill
ion Of people, bat Motor export. For this
the people must depend Oh cattle, wool and
The mines. There i$4an abundance Of tim
Der exclusively tine for lumber, with willow
and COTTONWOOD in the valley. OF tlse mines
cannot speak OF nay W knowledge. |
see here and elsewhere, where miners have
left. piles OF gravel in gulch and placer min
Ing, at at the banks / have seen samples of
mol,l. bus these seem insignificant in COM
mrison with California i'll my day. | also
hear Of silver miues that need only capital
to develop. bat II suppose the day is gone
wlen men in England and New York Will
venture their money in such speculations.
Sill, the mountain that runs the whole
Ivnetl, of. Montana il the real Rocky, the
backbone of the contii ent, whose gulches,
RIGHT and left, all contain more or less gold
aud silver, so tllat the material is here, and,
sooner or later will be found when machin-
cry will accomplish what the naked hand
tAlnol-tlle reduction Of this ore. with
o~lc-liiirl the population employed as min
crs and the balance on farms and Ia raising
cattle, we wiz have right here q moat valu'
able State. Ali dream of n railroad, but
discourage the thought AID believe that FOL
Many wears to come the people must con-
tent themselves with the Missouri, naviga
BILE us high as Benton; the Yellowstone q:
high rs BIC Horn, and teams to hatli thence
ana from tile Pacific Railroad, 400 miles
My conviction is also that the best interest!
Of this people and Of The nation call for
closer relation with the Pacific States ant
Territories, and it is With this mint that to
morrow | turn in that direction.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
81 SITTING BULL COMMISSION.

We take the following account OF Tie late
council OF the L. S. Commission with Sit
ting Bull, from tie Benton Record;
GEN. TERRY's SPEECH.
We ere sent here as commissioners OF the
Tilted States, at the request OF the Canada
an government, to meet you interrupted
by Sitting Bull, who objeetet~to 4 table IN
'front.' Of the speaker. The table was remov-
ed. The President has Instructed rs to say
TO you that he desiresato make q lasting
peace with You and your people, and that
All the people Of the United States may live
III harmony. He wishes it for your sakes
& well as that of the whites. and if you will
return TO your country and leave your hos
'ut life, a full pardon will he given you fof
any wrong you may have done i'll the past,
@oo, or any man among You, shall bc for
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
TURKO-RUSSTAN A

CHICAGO. October 21.-The Times Lon
don special says: Lt is almost impossible to
get the facts as to the situation south OF
Pleyna. The most reliable accounts agree
that all communications with Plevna have
been cut, and that the investment of Osnlan
Pasila is practically complete. although the
Russian forces west OF the Nid have not
come near enough TO operate against the de-
fences of Pleyna. II his communications
are cut as asserted, Oslnan is unquestionably
in q most precarious position, and will either
surrender or fight his way out. The best
evidence of a Turkish defeat and the loss OF
their line Of supplies, is in the depressed
comments of the London I%urcopfile jour
nails. They, admit that it Gourko has ac-
complished all that is claimed in the Russian
official reports, the fate OF Plevna will be
settled within u few days. There has been
heavy fighting along the various portions OF
Suleinan Pasha', front. indicating a general
advance OF tie Russian army OF the East,
and a large reconnaissance to discover Sulel-
mans position. There has been nothing
decisiye.in these movements, but they prom
Use speedy. operations Of considerable magIi
tule. and the Russian effort to mask Rust
chuN is sure to bring on a general engage
ment. Suleifnan's right is CT the LON be-
low kadicko.- The Turkish position is very
strong, with admirable supports in the rear
in case of Il defeat. Sulciman has chosen
his new position and has entrenched himself
on ground of the most favorable character
for defense. a battle, it is thought, will be
in progress to-day. In any case, it does not
seem probable thal a great and perhaps de-
eisiyc engagement can be long delayed.
Gen. O. @. Howard, who arrived in Chi
eaoo on the 2oth ult., having either person
ally or tllrough;an officer, given out, with
out consent or knowledge Il report made by
himself to Gen. Sheridan concerning the
Neg Perces war, which, at least, gives 4
more flatteriiig account Of his share in the
llostilities than was given i'll other reports.
and the Tribune having published that re-
port, Gen. Sheridan has called attention tc
an old order. which makes such action amis
demeanor punishable by dismissal, and in
Inmates that upon a repetition OF the oifense
this punishment will be visited upon tht
head Of the trinsgressor.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

After the Crow mad spoken, he sat down
and said they were DONE Gen. Terry then
stated that the commissioners had nothing
further to say. The Indians then left, after
shaking hands With the English officers.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
AT.OTICE TO MINERS.
United states Land Ofice, >

IlIcna, Mt ,IUcloheT 4, ISVI.b
John Futteser, whose post Office address is White
Sulphur Springs, Meagler county. Atontana Teri
tory, has this day9iiled his aprhcation 70 ellters IS
n. half of theS r! quarter, section Il, and The ~
half Of the 5. W. quarter OF section No. =, in
township No. Q north, range No"6 east, which
land is suspended fro:nentry.s S. da 81.
Notice is hereby given that . hearing I'll TO
had at this office on the oth day OF December. MD.
1917, at 10 O'Clock IL. m., TO deter mine as TO the
mineral, or non-mincral character of SAID land,
and testimony to be used UPON said hearing uilibe
taken before Wm. Gaddis, Notary Public. ut Camp
December, a. D.1s77, at 10 o'cloek y. m. 1t is
alleged there are no known miners, nor mining
improvements upon said land.
2-5o-av J RI. MOE. Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
CANADIAN POULTRY JOURNAL,

4 handsomely Illustrated Monthly,
Devoted exclusively TO Poultry 1t Will he found +,
a good, practical Journal, Essential 10 the Farmer, .
Fancier, Breeder and Amateur.
Having recently purchased the TGaciess' Herald, -
il now has the largest circulation Of any paper IF lis
class and poultry breeders VIII find s.a valuable
advertising medium.
Terms: 81 per annum.
Address: Canadian Poultry journal PublIs4at.ts
Goainlny ..Eraatford QntaKioi Gaaiaa@i@,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
TURN vrRuN.
rhs Piesic ~ frsadway's Ranch
Last Sunday.

The NKws yesterday inadvertently
omitted TO mention the Turn verein pic
mic which took place last Sunday at Tread
ways park. Carson. 1t was one Of the
most pleasant n we'll - q Of tho most
important arairs Of the season, and con-
sequsntly deserves more than . passing
notice. A large crowd went from Virginia
and Gold Hill. including many members
Of the Turn verein. These were met at
the Carson depot by . number Of Turner's
and ali the citizens Of the Capital. The
fun Of the day included gymnastic
exercises, foot-racing. chasing the grsassd
pig, climbing the greased pole. apple and
water games and every other kind Of
game that could 10 imagined.
The following 10 . list OF the prizes
awarded for perfection in gymnaatic ex-
srcises: First prize. John wuln. los /;
second, Phil. Flick. l07; third. Ed. Bcr-
ger. 100 fourth. Q. Kitxmsyer. % ; ffth.
= Thierman, IS sixth. J. II. Morse, 50 ;
seventh, X. vogsl. 81; eighth. y. STANCE.
n ninth. II. Spelyht. 67; tenth. =
Nett. GO. For worst. rubber pistol. O.
Isaac. II.
Judees-F. Boeyls, E. scholl and q.
W. Kitxmeyer.
A novel and not altogether unattractive
feature was the baby show. Two score Of
thoroughbred. blooded babies arranged In
q row, and William Eckof. himself .
thoroughbred. detailed Is judge for the
occasion. The drt prize Was awarded TO
the progeny Of Mrs. ~Schoenfeld. Virginia.
An unknown baby from Gold Hill got
away with the second premium. The day
was . continued round Of pleasure and the
excursion wa voted . grand success by all
who attended. The Germans know how
10 enjoy themselves and how 10 make
their friends feel happy. They arc good.
law-abiding citizens, and . credit to any
community in which they may 10 To-
Gated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

GAN rEAScfSco. Aupust I'll. T.. Daley.
- 49,. va.,..,....
As'ock proAer' was 'Ao' mo"s'
street this msrning by j.. H. HANKS Con-
sui for Guatemala. Hanks approached
p.lev from The rear, and when abreast Of
lin .ndaenly turned. and plaeine hi. mia.
W." e..s -,
toll almost asaihs. nis oreAs' h'si "'''ou'
warning. The shot struck Daley In The
right breast. Above the nipple, and ranged
-. 80, n i.u all. nrolueiug. a \.
o'
thought. q faiAi wounu' hahAs was I'M
mediAteiy taken into custody. while Daley
was carried into wAkelee's drug store.
where he now lies conscious. but fast sink
ing. The affair Is tho sequel OF an ARRAY
at tho Palace Hotel yesterday. In which
Daley. his partner. kurandei. and Hanks
were involved. The trouble originated
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
Such 10 Life"
,rro,u N. worcester ,Ms.,J pr.s.J

Iron the Worcester NASAL Press)
He was q singularly grave man. wen
for n sexton. For nearly half q century
hs had been q public functionary-had
performed the conspicuous duties Of n
sexton; yet no one had ever seen him
smile. Occasionally he joked. but he
did Il In such q funersal manner that no
one could accuse him OF levity.
One day be wal standing on the steps
Of the church wiping his melancholy
features with q red bandanna. Ahearse
stood near and three or four carriages
were drawn up behind II. The notes Of
the organf iostsd out Of the open win
dows with solemn effect. A stranger
cams along and said:
Funeral ?"
And the old sexton gravsly bowed his
hsad-it was.
"who's dead 2"
The oil man again wiped his brow
and gave the name Of the deceased.
"what complaint p asiedthe inquis.
tive stranger.
Solsmnly placing his bandanna In
his hat aud covering bis bald head. the
old sexton made answer:
There 10 no complaint /; everybody 10
entirely satisfied"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
G.

II run John Flag. Req. Of Beunlnston, =. h.
"rnrse yssrs since I was verym much rsduest
with . drradfal cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. affecting me so severely ~ TO rendsr II
dinicult 10 speak in an audible vo'cs. To I'LL
mi of going into q decline. After rseourss %
various remedies 10 no purpose, ] made 49, Of
Or. wistsf's FaiAam Of Wild Cherry. Q fsv bot
lice Of which fully restorpd ne 10 health
Since that tiine ] have had several sevsrv a.
tack ~ cough, but the Bsisam has Always ~.
moved them. Away. Keep. 70 By ne, and
Sold b. all drugHists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
. ID Pssr.

At meeting ofthe Board Of Town Trus
tees held last night sisi 60 vas p~resented
by the Fourth IL July Executive Commit
tee, the balance on hand after paving al
expenses. 10 be devoted 10 the relief OF The
poor Of Gold Hill. This money 10 now IN
the treasury and will 10 paid out to al
who are In q needy condition. Trustees
Fox 10 q good man 10 whom applications
may be made. Trustee Mercer u alsc
quite convenient. Trustees Copsland and
Woolsy are notoriously gsnsrons. Prest'
dent Stevenson 10 going away TO avsd the
annoyance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
Ar.r.lA Axp oranAxr cossuLr.

NEW YoRx, August IA dispatch from
Berlin says the Emperors Of Austria and
Germany met near Salon on "Wednesday
last, and that the conference was very I'm.
portant. The Emperor Wilhelm urged
strict neutrality on the part both OF Aus
tria and Germany.
A dispatch from Vienna says tho lorna.
ton Of the Russian Landwehr had been
found TO DO difficult, owing to the great
want Of organization.
soNE ESoLrsH VIEWS.
LONDON. August TAT the conssrva-
tive demonstration h Hatfield yesterday.
Lord Salisbury In . speech made the fol-
lowing reference 70 tho Governments for.
eign policy: I'VE earnestly deprecssed
this war I; wo are tho allies and friends Of
both contending parties. We desire
neutrality. I will ask you to believe
thai We m surely and thoroughly con-
WINGED that the patriotism Of Englishmen
II we need 70 appeal 10 II Ia cqual 10 any
emergency. and will shrink before no
saorihce which the interests or honor Of
the country may demand. Lot N earnest
ly hope. the two objects, being ~ we sim
cerely believe In no way divergent. that
wo shall DO ablo to conduct this country
through all difficulties without trenching
In the faintest degree on its interests or
honor. and without losing for . single
msmsnt the priceless blessing Of poscs."
Lord Bsndon also spoke. He said that he
trusted that when tho moment Of settle
msnt comes We shall bear In mind that II
IL the greatest interest Of England that
every country In tho world should be
prosperous, and that II any country runs
the risk Of being Inundated we should try
70 prevent the humiliation. whether u
should be the assailant or the assailed,
and I hope We shall avoid the fAult which
has been the greatest fault CT all European
powers In the past. Of interfering on 10.
half only OF our coreligionists. instead OF
asking the Turk 70 secnro good govern.
ment 10 all people VI his vast empire.
whether the Bedruses. Zezcdcs, MAhom.
medans or Christians.
VICTORIOUS on Tux wArER.
LONDON. August IA dispatch from
Constantinoplo says that Ia . naval en-
gagcment In tho Buliud river tho Turkish
ironclads attacked seven Russian gunboats
and destroyed two Of them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

AGoop PLACE. The fair and festival
for the LeneGt Of 81 Mays school Is stu
in progress at National Guard Hall. Nir-
ginia. The audiences are becoming larger
every night aud the hall can scarcely ae-
commoiste all who desire 10 attend. The
fair will he continued throughout the
week. DO not fail To attend.
A IuNAwAr.-A team belonging 10
Andrew Mckay. attached 10 q wagon
loaded with wood. yesterday took fright at
an approaching train. while standing On
n street, near the old depot and ran away.
The wagon was not damaged nor were The
horse. hurt, but ID tack some lime 70
gather up the wood.
PosrroSsxESr.-The grand concert
dance for the benefit Of Mrs.. Jams- Shields
10 be given At Miners Union Hall. Gold
I'LL. is postponed until Tuesday evening.
september iith. Tickets N dollar. see
advertisement.
JACK McpoxlLp tried Ia Kill 7. y. Con-
molly with = penknifs. In Virginia. last
sunday. The case 10 before the Courts
w. A. BoSrSoE has been placed In
charge OF the Union Consolidated NINE
lie Is a.compotent gentleman.
MOSQUITOES are promised as a reward
for perseverance In raising shrubs anu
flowers ON tho Comstock.
Coz. FLYNN is supposed ! 10 insane
and will be sent 10 Woodbridge tomorrow
ar nsnt day.
ExrLorrs Of the Virginia and Truekse
Railroad will get their months wages to-
morrow.
prnrso the month Of July the ballion
Weld Of the Chollar. Poiosi mine vas $751;
$50 "a.
Tue iron graiings for the County Jail
have been received and will o be put In
place.
DIVIDENDS on California and Consoii-
dated Virginia will h. In order to-mor'
row.
w. n, SMITH and Charles Forman have
returned from san Francisco.
JrpoE IisIxo has returned FROM his
trip 20 the mountains.
Tur Chinese of the comstoek are on
their good behavior.
Tue sutro Tunnel Company paid on
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
VIZ CAN'T TAIN

without showing the condition Of our teeth,
Every laugh eIposss them. In order not TO b
ashamed Of them, lot us uss that standard dealt
fiea soZODONT. which ID suro 70 hep them
white and spotiess. No tartar can enerusl
them, no csnker Affect the enamel, no sp~eis1
Of decay infect the dental bone. 70 sosoiont II
regularly used. u 10 . botanical preparation,
AID its beneficial sfscts on the teeth and guni
are marvellous, ~ it rsmoves Ill discoloratioui
and rendsrs the gums hard and rosg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
That Festival.

The festival for the benei, % the new
Methodist Church in Gold Hill will be
commenced at the church this evening.
Now " you have anything ike q feeling OF
christianity in your heart you can do no
less than 20 and p~aironize the Ice cream
table To the extent Of at least one aish:
The strawberries will DO first-elass, and
real cream will make them taste all The
better. II you don't bsliey. II. 20 IN THIS
evening and SEQ for yourself. Admission
fr..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
rnR PALACE EATING srANp.

For . react Of beef unefceiied In Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Henron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. NO. : North Q street,
yfuinla City. Frcrh oystsrs at all hour In
syery styis. Forty miners slwayu on hand q
uiqhi. For ts~y, home style Of cooking. and
me brst and fresl eel OF eli that the markets.
srori. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Tn Il. apis 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
saon A n.srISauIsnRn Junrsr,

"I have tried the P~ruuvtAx srurr. aud the
result faily sustains your prediction. 10 hss
nads . new man az m~a-infnped into my ys-
tsm new vlgot and energy. ! am no longer
trsmulous aud dsbiiitsted - when you last
ssv M. bat stronger. hesrtier, and with ArHss
q ny tine during he last sys Jssrs.S sSid
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07
CARD.

To sll sho arc muering from the erron and
Indi.crvtions 81 youth. nervous weshnsss. early
de-. ay, loas OF manhood. etc., ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. rREE 90 cHAnoB.
This grrat remedy vas discovered BY Q n lesion.
arr In south America. Send Q telf-atdressed
envelope TO the nKv. JUSRPa 7. fNhAN.
station ID. iiIbls House, New YORK CITY.