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, 1877-09-01

THE BALTIMORE & OHIO.
1t is understood Tint a loan Of s10, ,000, ,000 has
recently been negotiated through a great Amer
lean banking-housc for the Baltimore d. Ohio
Railroad Company. II appears that the officers
Of the Company In Baltimore hnvc not as Jet
felt themselves At liberty to announce the COM
rlc.on Of these negotiations, but there cnn hc
hut little doubt that the information is correct.
Tic Baltimore Afneritnn Of q tlny or two nro
contained tue following In regard to this sub
jcct: -.
Company has succeeded In eGcctlnE . fureicn loan
o. sii, 0yO QUO on the Ch!cago Division has been
credited IN certain quarters: but u such lonn has
been negotiated the executives Of tho fond do not
feel At Liberty :" sanet"n has thcy
reports placc The loan Al 81. GOO. QUO, an amount
SUFFICIENT to fund the aoattnc debt of the Company
probable tnat TIC announcement wnnd provc unasi-
eiiect. II Il ssfy iksly that she ~ nteo,!ation u
cured on liberal tcrme, would be acceptable 10 tho
toMpany; and In the prevailing btatc Of Enroptan
Transaction wonld ha Of deep interest and
p,oye source oi mn. ,nush sneoaraSc,meat:
ani prcludicca antmaslnR tho sourccs of IN
baltimore ohio 'Ksi!foat coTpany !. on . foot:
ltnca, and possibly stands At decided adsanlaGe
n somc respects. The Chicago Dtyt.on, On which
tue len VII to b .'sa va: Sus t wtoa e
den Of poor resfous-likc ihc Marietta i'oad-
gould bear nntavoraoly apon such an Investment.
Director. Of tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Ra,lroad Com.
,snlsayor 10 secure : ioan q 81 ooo, 90o on tko
Extension. III. Jarrett, tho President Of shc
roal. wn. sanraInc Al that ting that tho loan gould
urnt hi tnf nAo II In rFnl
, 1877-09-01
GEN. GRANT.

HE HEtIF11oN "a H75N'of60s -
ED1rBrRG, Aug. 8l.-Tllo freedom Of tho
City Of Ednburg was presented to cx-prcs!dent
Grant to day BY Lord Provost Sir Jamcs Fal-
shaw, IN tue Free Assembly Hall. Two thou-
knt,l persons were present. In reply to tho
Lord rrovoft's spcccll Gen. Grant said: II
a,n so tl,lch with emotion scarcely knuw how
to thank you for tic honor conferred upon mo
by making 1nc burgess Of this great City of
Edinbure. feel that it is n grcat compliment
to mc and to my euuntEy. 1iad l tue proper
cloaucnce might dwell somewhat on the his
tory NJ The great men yoa s,nyo produced.- tho
numerous citizens OF this city and Scutanl that
ayr Suilc to Alncrirn, mud tho rcror1s tllcy laye
lua,lc. Wr arc pruu4l Of tlicso Mon as citizens
ol our country, aud they find H. profitable to
themselves. l aguin thaslt you lor tic honor
yu, hayc conferred upon tnc."
Three cheers wcre Elyen for tho youngest
burgess,
, 1877-09-01
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Losnos, Avg. 3l.-A dispatch to the Times
from Calcutta says: "Thc report Of the death
uf YakooD Beg. Khan Of kastgar, In conlr'ncl,
It Is said llu WIS hssassinntrd by son OF the
former ruler OF Ynrkant1."
LoNnoN, Aug. 3l.-OsInan Pasha tclcgFaphs
ffpm rlovnn that on tho 30th Turkisl, rcco.-
no|tcrlue detachment defeated q body Russian
cavalry ncar Ilics1d. One hundred Russians
were kflIed.
FATAL GAME or roLo.
NEW yoN9, Aug. 3l.-A cahlo dispatch says
that Edward C,lnnrd, second son ol tho latu
Killed yesterday playing eamo Of polo.
, 1877-09-01
INGALLS, VS.. HAYES.
Illk KANSAS 41YAT0k OH1EcTs.


LEAvESwoRTu. KS. Aug. 3l.-The speech oil
Senator tuGalls at Qtawattus,.c, yesterday, ut
thu unwilling of the John brown monument,
was very brilliant effort. 1t has excited COP
siderable comment because bis stricturcs on tho
Administration were rcry heveFc. 1t Is evident
That the Seuatur is opposed 10 President Hayes
Southern policy. Being a United States Sen-
ator aud Of considerable prominence, his utter
auccs arc worthy Ut attention. Referring to the
NcN England trip, the Senator said:
When 1speRtant Rebel IL Caxcd - csblns
, 1877-09-01
TEE TIslIlUNE BRANCH OFr1CE.

TIaI; TItiWVNE MKANCia OFFICEN.
tn OKt}Ett TT ACCOM- MODATE OUR NUMEROUS
! Pattons tt1oug!olt ths cit{ Mc tsse established
he!ow where sdscrt,'enmnls WI c taken fnr The aan
saturdays:
lat Twenty. .errnnl'tt.. near Wabaah.av.
y. u. WALDEN. Scwsdthrr. Htatlontr, etc.. ionD
.HbnEKT. Tfil,uisroX: .Wrs. side News Depot, !
n,ur IslAnd Az. rofhcf Of liatAt0d.st,
GEORGE HENRY. DookA stattoncET. etc, $50 d.
ttBlot.st. 49,. -....
Milwaukee, rufirT nf iarRrnttf-kt. -.
, 1877-09-01

wcnt'anwn lefnrc trIn, as his predecessor hail
t4.nr, nrn - ali IFS ttltr'cs*ors wrr,. fatcd to
do. The carly historians nf knnta. we're very
severe urn, tio:. Shannnns Administrator.
DnuF,tic'.. In view nf all the rirctn,rtanrrs
the linal vntrc Of history will mitigate their
judgment materially,
, 1877-09-01
StllcipE.

6p*csa1 Wkp<ae1 10 18f 7fa6haz.
FoRr WAraE, 1ul., Aug. 31.-TruEnan
Walker, tatlncE, aged 25, hsured himself thLs
stornoou in bedroom at Lila faru., twelve .nIles
tass ol this city. On HHount ol uotucssh:
'nta44edty. LIZ ua4 married ju May last
, 1877-09-01

-INCNEA8ING THE CAPACITY.
Heretofore shtppess have nut bseu allowed to
lead on eaz u.1e than 41,oOO pounds, which
was considered tho maximum weight But iu
yiew Vi the immense crop throughout the Wcst,
and in order 70 bFlug It forward u rapidly ~
, 1877-09-01
GEN, FORREST.

MENrHls, Tenn., AuN. 3l.-t;cn. Forrest has
Improved considerably, and bis friends are HOW
sAngutnc OF bis recovery.
, 1877-09-01

possible, tl!r rallrnalt, IT, most at them, intend
to allow lhrir mrs 70 sn: loalett IT, n maximum
q 2h,Nn pounds until business lctrfncs lighter
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern 1'aIrt'al
has already taken action In rcgart IT, his mat
ter. ~ will be ercn by tho following circular
lsa1cd hv Gcncral Freight Agent Addison Hills
fa agents anil connecting lines:
tnon he in .cttrr demand. would scquc.t Tint
yon uec your hest endeasnrs In fndntr shippers TO
load eafs to the'r n'mo.t eapaci'y. :. 4 yin te
enn een s"s AZ" 10 Nv s aste..e s c'ef
Thc toIlo~aa rhonii, a. i.r A. po,.!hle, be The
f.d1ng foF csrs. %iz. Flour. itl 10 IN hsrsela:
sS nmse; ars .,ie. ' M ss.; gs2 ss Il e p H p:sns;
IN III. tKk] bounds. And on freight not enumerated
atose. It II very etisa pie to h.sc rnr eara ioard
ln,am wc!zht Of CO. u1' pounds. Please tmprass
,lon .hsnners 'hat. o{ load,ns In ta, % Wy: @ shsy
whcn thry may need them tho most.
THE CHICAGO " EAsTEHS ILLINOIS
RAILROAD.
The oil Stockholders oi the Chicago bansllle
Il finrcnncs Railroad claim ttlht Mr.. l1hl.lc-
kopcr, Wien lc purchased this road lid not pur-
CHASE Its name. Though afr. iiatlckouer Is con
adcnt ttn& he can run tho road unscr tic oil
name, yet In order u, avofd complications mil
difficulties he decided to rcorganszo 1t untes
new title. After tht. day the road wilt he
known by tho name Of the Chicago 4 Eastern
inE circular: i,
cnlc4oo. ILL.,. sept, /, 1s77.-rhe property and
sppnttsnsnss, Of t"e ,nn iss th,ssc9 p,nv,'!s s.
Ss 1pe9.,e Il e nsarn &C 4
h"d o heaea!s: eas sf1 aepaed Ps Ts IT,
lowinr anpointn,ent4 ta.c been 1, made, 1 to taks
1ntb {Ar1 Ifeu I. Ittiln
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

CHo1cs books no longer for The few
only. The best standard novels with.
in the reach for every enc. Books
usually sold from 81 70 g given Gun.
changed and unabridgedO for 10 and
20 cents.
l. EAST LYNNE By Mrs. Hen
~ Wood Double No. zoe.
2. JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLE
MAN, By Miss Mullock.
Double No. zoo,
3. JANE EYRE. By Charlotte
Bronts. Double No.) 200
4. A WOMAN.HATER, Charlie,
Reades new novel Double No. zoo
s. THE BLACK.INDIES,
Jules Verne's last new novel.
(Single No. loo
6. THE LAST DAYS OF POM
PEII. By SIR Edward Bulwer
Lytton. (Siugle No. loo
2. ADAM BEDE, By Geo.
Eliot. Double No) Zoe
8. THEARUNDEL MOT.
TO, By Mary Cecil Hay.
(Single No. 10c.
9. OLD MYODELTON'S
MONEY, By Mary Cecil Hay.
(Single No) loo,
10. THE WOMAN IN
WHITE. By Wilkie Collins.
Double No) Zoo
II. THE MILL ON THE
FLOSS, BY George Eliot.
Double No.) zoe
IL. THE AMERICAN
SENATOR. By Anthony Troll.
lope. (Doubl~ No.) zoe,
Is A PRINCESS OF
THULE. By William Black.
Double No) 2Uc
IA. The DEAD SECRET,
By Wilkie Collins.
(SiDele No) loo
Is. ROMOLA. By George
Eliot. (Sinele No.) l0c
16 THE ENGLISH AT
THE NORTH POLE, BY
jules Verne. (Single No) los
II. HIDDEN PERILS, BY
Mary Cecil Hay (Single No loo
10 BARBARA'S H[STO.
RY, BY Amelia B. Edwards.
Double No.) zoe
10. A TERRIBLE TEMP
rATION. BY Chas. Reade.
(Single No. 10c
90. OLD CURIOSITY
SHOP, By Chas Dickens.
Double No.) zoe
For sale by oil Booksellers and
Newsdealers, or sent, postage prepaid
on receipt Of price by
GEORGE MUNRO, PUBLISHER
IL, %. and Is Vandcwater St. N. Y
P. 0. Box. 5657.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

THAr PuxP TRrAL.--Yesterday va The
time appointed BY Mr.. 1. J. Russell and
Ener Birum 70 test the real merits Of Rus
sells Patent Pump, and any Force Pump
Mr.. Birum might select, with the under.
standing that the Pump doing the best
work--shrowing water with the greatest
force, 70 the highest limit with tho least
power, was to b decided the best, and
the owner Of the other pump p pay for Il.
Mr.. Blrum vas promptly on the ground
with his pump, which hs claims was In
vented BY an ancient Philosopher $50 b
c. Mr.. Russell. failing 70 appear With hid
pump was 'sknocked out Of Time" but
Mr.. Birum wishing to take no undue ID
vantage, comparison was made By thos'
present. Of work done by Russsll's sample
Pump exhibited some days since on III
street. and the work Of Ns. Birum's Paml
Yesterday was decided better ~" 4
one, I and We understand NJ. Dtrnm tool
several orders for Tia same. We observed
lad Of twelve PEARS working. Biram'
Pump with ease, throwing water - higl
or higher than Mr.. Rnsssll's sample spsk
en- Of. We ar not informed Of the reaso'
Of Mr.. Russell's absence, but No under
stand he can have bat little II any excuse
a. he could haze shipped % his Agsn
here Pump and In the composition M
the test fairly.
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e. BEHNkE 4 BRO.
BURNS STATION, MINI.

We offer to the public a
well assorted stock of General
Merchandise at lowest prices
for CASH and FARn PRObucr
BUTTER A SPECIALITY.
Our stock is replenished by
every train from our large as.
sortment In New Ulm.
Fred G. Gley viii be happy
to wait on all who favor him
with = call.
He also keeps the AxERr.
CAN EXPRESS Co.'S OFFICE IN
cur Store.
Burns, May 18th, 1871.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

A Republican convention will be held in
and Tor the County Of Redwood, State Of
Minnesota, at the Court House in the vii.
lage Of Redwood Falls on Friday the 17:h
day Of August 1877, At 2 o'clock P. H., for
the purpose Of electing four delegates to
the Republican convention for the 9th Ju.
dicial District to be held in the City OF
New Ulm, MIMI, August 18th 1877.
The Town Of Redwood Falls vii: be enti-
tied to seven delegates and al other organ.
ized Towns one delegate each.
by order Of the Committee.
D. B. WHITEMORE.
Redwood Falls. July 31st 1877.
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TH8 Mon AND MRs. GHNIaAI
PRARsoN.-It 10 stated that the rioters
ransacked the house Of Gsuerel Psarsos
on Saturday night. The report i mis-.
take. They sent word 70 his wife II The
evening 70 get out she imediately acted
upon the notice removed what personal
property she e-uld, which she eocsalsd
IN coal yrult near, and took her fsml.
" away. IN . short time he mob ap
peassd, and, not fsdisg Gsnsral Pear.
son thefs. they retired without doioe
any destruction. Mira Psassoa, With
hsr three children, her mother and Z
sister, sought refuge IL . irisads house
Nm. Psarsoe hesself was % tsrriAsd
thst her hair, which vas. . brown color,
setnlly tsfssd white in one night
The mob had brought . CONN . herl
and swors that they intended: . kill
her husband and pus han h Inst eoAks
Chronicle, July =.
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State Normal School.
Mankato, MINI.

The next term Of this institution will
commence Monday. September 81. Mon
day and Tuesday will be devoted exclus-
lively to examination fog admission. On
Wednesday the regular exercises Of the
term will b.gin.
Pupils are requested to be on hand. In
time to have all their boarding arrange.
ments completed before the examinations
commence.
Hereafter new GLASSES will 10 formed on.
" At the opening Of the Fall term. and all
who wish to begin the course Of study in
the institution must enter At that time.
This change il rendered necessary in order
TO prepare for the three years course upon
which We shall enter next year.
The three essential conditions Of admis-
sion are ~ follows:
L The Pupil must be At least Is yesrs
of age.
2. He must pass fair examination in
the common branches.
3. He must. pledge to teach two years
in the schools Of the State, OF pay tuition
At the rate o, 416 per year.
F.r further information, apply to
D. c. JOHN, Principal,
Mankato, MINI
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Your attention b called 70 the following
sections Z and 8 Of said cot, with request
that oil proposing n make adidavits - 70
the destruction Of their srops BY grass
hoppers, or other causes, may A!e the
same with the Auditor - soon ~
practicable, and before October lst 1877,
against all who may mot be entitled 70 make
such aAdavit, or who may fail to comply
with section 3, amounts will be levied ~
provided in section Of said act
I. N. vansehaaok
Auditor.
Sec. 3. No applicant shall Be entitled
to Or receive any Of the benefits ofthis cot
until after first making adidavit before some
ofRcer residing in the same county, quail.
ded to admini.ter oaths. that. BY reason Of
grasshopper ravages, he or she l. utterly
unable; BY any resource Of their own, to
procure seed grain, which aAidavit shall
be attested BY At least two ~ witnesses.
and such application aud alhdavit shall be
fled in the Office Of the county auditor
where such applicas resides, open to pub
lie inspection: and any person found
guilty Of false swearing shall suffer all the
penalties Of perjury
Sec. Z. II shalt b the duty Of the
county auditor Of the counties embraced in
this act, to cause to be ASST ssed against
the property Of each aud every person re-
ceiving seed grain under the provisions Of
this act, sum equal to the cost Of said
grain. One-half Of said sum to be levied
in each Of the two years first following the
receipt Of said grain, and the sum 90 asses
sed shall be lien upon the crop Of grain
raised each yeaa BY the person receiving
seed grain under the provisions Of this
act, until each years tax is paid.
Sec. 8 In case Of failure Of crops BY
reason Of grasshopper ravages or other
cause, then the time Of payment Of the tax
herein provided Tor shall be extended
without interest and penalty from year to
year until the person receiving aid under
the provisions Of this act shall have raised
= crop Of grain; but such person shall
make afadavit to the fact Of the destruct-
ion Of the crop A. provided in section three
t3) Of this act.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

PRINrER's SToRY.-We Ice saw =
young man gazing At the Try heavens,
with . + 10 l ~ and . ~ Of pis.
tolls in the other. We Ndeavorsd 2
attract his atl0t,on ~ ing, 70 . 7 in =
paper We held 10 our ~, relating 2
. young man in that 5 Of the county,
Who had left home in . ss8 of derange.
ment. He dropped the + and ~ Of
pistols fiom his ~ ~. With the
!, 1T is I Of whom U read. I left
home b4 my friends new my designs
[ 20 the a. Of . girl Who had re-.
fused to lis10 2 me. but smiled upon
another. I ID from the house, ut
tering wild 2 the God Of love, and
without replying % the r Of my
ftieads, came here With this I and ~
Of pistols, 2 put . 2 ~ xis10ce.
My case has no \ IN this s.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

From and after to-day, and until further
Notice, We will grind no more grists, bu'
will do an exclusively Exchange business
Will give, IS to 81 lbs. -four, DIAL in pro-
portion, making so lbs for each bushel Of
Wheat.
Flour Warranted.
RUTTRR 4 CUFF.
May 18th 1877.
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Choice canvassed Hams and canned
Fruit, arrived this week on the Mar.
row Gague Railroad, and more will ar.
rive on the next train at
JEssuP's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

One hundred additional feet Of Side
walk, fronting the property Of Mr.. Trues-
dell, corner I'd, 4 Mill Streets, have been
put down in good shape, completing the
block on Mill Street. Mr.. Truesdell has
also, swung the awning on his building
adding very much to its appearance.
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Church Directory.

PREssYr.RrAx.-Rev. Henry A. Dodge. Pastor
serr;cs. everv Sabbath At 10 and halfa. N. and
att Pm.
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock .. =.
METHODIST Rev. Geo Galpin, Pastor Service
evsrv Sabbath at l0k q. m, Sabbath school every
ssbts.h, at az pm.
Episcopal Services on alternate Sunday st II
O'Clock A. ". and ?. ". Rev. F.. G. Hunter, Hecto,
Sunday School at . and halfo'eioeA .. N.
CHRrsrIAS-sunday School 1t o'clock ?. r., il
the Church.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

In Rice and Winona Counties arrange
ments have been made with publishers
by which school books will be furnished q
= reduction Of forty to 6fty-6ve per cen
from old prices. It is generally under
stood that Mr.. Merrill will mot be able Il
fill his part Of the contract. under last
winters legislation, and County anthori-
who are availing themselves Of the oppor.
tunity to make special arrangements BY
which they can get books 1t about hall
price are acting wisely.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

PosIrIvE R1suLrs.-There are numerous
remedies that cure sometimes and become
trusted as useful, but none have ever
proved so efectual--cured 30 many and
such remarkable cases--as Dr.. Ayers med
icines.
The Cherry PICTORIAL has restored great
numbers Of patients who were believed to
be hopelessly affected with consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever
quickly and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract of Sarsapari
la eradicates scrofula and impurities Of
the blood, cleanses the system and restores
it to vigorous health. By its timely use
many troublesome disorders that cause q
decline Of health are expelled or cured.
Ayers Pills and their effects are too we'll
known everywhere to require any COM
mendations from rs here.--(Scranton PA
Times.
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@6512,95
WATSON'S
Select Circulating Library.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
yrArIr r'oxsrs u. No. r'cx.rs.J s.no r'cxsr'
$500. ) $50. ! $500.
TRANSIENT RATES.

TRANSIENT RATES.
1. The smallest charge is 10 cents;
and BY the week 15cts; If book is
kept longer than one week, 3cts day
additional will be charged.
2. Books may be exchanged At plea
sure, bot Volumes out must be Il
turned before others can be taken.
3. Strangers must deposit the value
Of the book when taken. which amount
will be refunded less charges on its 10.
turn.
4. Books lo,t, or defaced, must bs
paid for before others can be drawn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

There has been some threshing done in
the County and the yield is very saiisfacto-
~. Mr.. David Watson threshed oats this
week that averaged over fifty bushels to
the acre. The 'hoppers had injured it
somewhat.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

Arrangements have been made by which
the FREIGHT train on the Winous + st
Peter Road will bring, to New Ulm, tn
Mail matter that leaves st. Paul on tn
Bpm. train. By this arrangement. "
get the St. Paul Dailies on the day follow
ing their publication, and It Il . great &C
commodation in every way.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

Masonic.ANrIQUIrYL LODGE No. 81. AZ. I
A. M.-Regular meetiogs on the lat and sd Wed
aesdays In each month, 1t ~ o'clock 2. u.
W.T.. DICKINSON Sec'y.
'EPArRoxs OF HrssAxpRY.-rhe Redwood Grange
No. 23a, meets regularly on the 6rst and third So
urday's Of each month at o'clock P. II.
VA. swIsHRR, Sec.
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Mr., Pennock Pussy, Gov. Piilsbury's
private Secretary. arrived last evening.
He started this morning on trip through
Renville and Chippewa Counties for the
purpose Of making observations in regard
TO the operations OF tue grasshoppers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

Mr.. ButterlFeld arrived home last Fridsy.
The Gopher is doing service for govern
ment contractor at Reeds Landing and will
be occupied there for some time.
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Onlcers OF Redwood County.
Judge OF Probate-S. J, r. RCrER.
CLERK o Court-w. n. HAWK.
shsri6-JANEs DURTNAL.
Csroner-D l. HITCHCOCK
Auaitor-l. n. VAN ScHAACE.
TreAsurer-A, TOWER,
Register Q: Dssds-fILL TlB5ETTS.
SSrssyof-D L. BlGHAM,
Attc.uey-N. Z. POWELL.
Oar. Cemmissioner-S.s. sTICRLa.
S3p't Of Scheols-n. L. BlGHAN.
County Commissioners-D. o. KING Cha,
SCRANDERA, c.PoRrER, J. u. LITTLE, !
KELLER.
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Advertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
List Of Letters remaining unclaimed in the
Post Once At Redwood Falls, Redwood
County, MIMI, Aug. I'd. l877:--
Bently. Miss Hattie &. Dey, Miss Hattie
Davis. Mrs. Ellen Grewer, Char.
Harper, Miss Maggie Holden. Geo. A.
Muitzel, F. Nash, Edward
Scrivens, Sarah 4. Simmons. w. G..
II not delivered before Sept, LIST, thev
will be forwarded to the Dead Letter ONCE
Washington, D. c. that date.
ROB'T. WATSON. Pm.
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Board OF Audit.
Auditors Once

0eOWOOO C0lJS MINI
July 9th 1877.
Board Of Audit met on the above date,
On an examination Of the Books and rec
ords in the Auditors Office Amounts
were found due the several funds ~ fol-
lows:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

A sudden draught Of hot air i re-
ported 70 have passed through . cotton
field and peach orchard il Western
Texas, few days ago, soorohing and
killing every green thing It touched for
. space Of forty yard wide and 400
yaIds long.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-08-02

The Rev. J. h. Mckee, Pastor Of the
Presbyterian churches Of Sleepy Eye and
Lone Tree, will preach in the Presbyterian
church Of this place next Sunday morning.
There will not be any evening Service.