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v AN 3 R.UNT & DAVIS,
10. w. BROOKS,

corps, W ent down to Gen. A. J.
Smiths headquarters and asked the
General il he could lend him two
inch auger. (The general was a
very profane man.) A two-inch au-
ger roaredhe. What the d do
you want with an augur. Why said
the nth Missouri chap, they have
been feeding us for three weeks past
on corn, and tomorrow they are 60
ing to issue hay, and I'll be darned
if I'll eat mine without a rack. The
General stormed a while and order
ed the fellow under arrest, but fin
ally thought better OF it and produc-
ing a mysterious black bottle says,
I guess its dry you are instead OF
hungry, you go to your quarters
and I'll see to it that you are fur
nished a rack. D.
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Wouldn't eat t,hly hley without

After the battle of Nashville, in
1864, and after Gen. Thomas army
had followed Hood until he made
his escape across the Tennessee
river, our boys went into camp at
Eastport, Mississippi. for several
weeks. Through the mismanage-
ment Of some body in authority,
the fleet Of transports did not come
up the river for two or three weeks,
and the result was the boys were out
of rations directly. Luckily there
was with the command a good sup
ply Of corn, intended for the mules
in the train. 1t was issued to the
men, however, as rations and for
three weeks the boys had absolutely
nothing to eat but corn in the ear.
1t was corn roasted, parched, hulled,
parboiled, any way in the world that
they could think of to make it eata-
BILE. But it. was corn at the very
best and grew terribly monotonous.
One day one Of the eleventh Mis-
| souri, boys, in the ed brigade, 10th
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The Late Lutte Taylor.

A good story is told of Lutte Tay-
lor, and one which has the merit of
being strictly true. Lutte, as many
of our readers know, was a witty
chap, and moreover had habit of
stammering in a manner peculiarly
his own. 1t so happened that Lutte,
with several friends, put up at Huff's
hotel in Winona some years ago,
and on the eve of a city elec-
ton. Huh's hotel was then and is
now, we believe, the Democratic
headquarters in Winona. Party feel
ing ran very high, and as Lutte and
his friends registered their names at
the Office desk, they noticed that the
air waited from the billiard room
and bar was redolent of politics,
whiskey, rum and tobacco. Some
one OF the party proposed that they
take a drink as an appetizer. AS
Lutte poured out his glass of whis-
key and poured it very nearly full,
the bar-keeper remarked to the
crowd, generally, as he pointed to
Lute's glass. "There's good Dem
ocrat I know. / can always tell one
of our sort by the quantity of whis-
key he takes" Lutte replied as quick
ly as he could get his mouth off,
you are m-m-mistaken, my friend,
I've only g-go-got the s-sym-symp-
toms. As the party went aboard
the boat the following, day, bound for
Prescott, he registered his name as
Dave Jones. During the trip up
the river, OF course, Lute's compan-
lions called him by his own name.
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For sale by
rected to purchase a seal for this

rected to purchase seal for this
grange.
The following members paid their
dues for the current year: Noel
Post, A. w. Fountain, A. Crosse,
II. Buss, r. Kruger Mrs. X. Krug-
er, J. E. Simmons, Q. Bunch, Mrs.
Q. Bunch, A. Burchardt, Mrs. A.
Crosse, VIM. Hayman, Jr., and J.
Sutherland.
On motion, the thanks Of the
Grange were unanimously voted to
Bro. A. Burchardt, for the use of his
hall.
The committee on fire insurance,
being called upon, reported that
they had furnished plan for such
organizations, which was published
and submitted to the grange, but
that no action was taken thereupon,
because Bro. ]. A. Anderson prom
ised to report another plan, but
not having yet done so, the matter
had not been called up.
The Secretary was directed to re-
quest Bro. Anderson to furnish his
plan as soon as convenient.
The grange was then closed with
out the usual formalities.
During the meeting the exercises
were enlivened by some excellent
music.
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"A correspondent of the Milwau-
kee News tells a tough story of how
grasshoppers contrived to cross a
creek. They reconnoitred and,
finally, finding two poles, one ex.
tending from each shore into the
creek and, crossing at the lowe,
ends just above the surface of the
surface of the water, they climbed
down one and up the other, and
landed in field of excellent wheat,
From what he tells, it would seem
to be of no use to attempt to oppose
an invasion of the locusts.
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Errata in the Laws.

The Secretary of State desires
the following explanation to be made
sin connection with the publication of
the Laws Of 1877, which We issue
herewith in supplement form.
The letters and words and Sec
tions enclosed in brackets T in
the General Laws, are not in the
bills approved by the Governor and
filed with the Secretary Of State
They are found IN the engrossed
bills, but were omitted or incorrect
" copied in enrolment.
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NO.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
~ CLOSURE SALE. e..,.r

Ao~~ '~AAA@A~s
Default has been made in the condl-
tion, of a certain mortgage deed, execu-
ted and delivered by Clemens Meyer,
and Mary Meyer, his wife, mortgagors,
to Frank Homar, mortgagee, dated the
fifth day Of July, A. D. 1875, and
duly recorded in the Office of the regis
ter Of deeds of the county of Goodhue
and*State of Minnesota, on the 9th day
of July, A. D. 1875, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of said day in book twen-
ty-seven of mortgage deeds, on page
five-hundred and tifty.seven.
There is claimed to be due and is due
upon the said mortgage and the debt
secured thereby, at the date of this
notice, to-wit: March 18th, A. D.
1877, the sum of one hundred and two
dollars and eighty-eight cents, ($l02.88)
and no action or proceeding has been
instituted at law or in equity to recover
the. said mortgage debt Or any part
thereof.
Noeice is hereby given that, by vir-
tue of a power of sale contained in
said mortgage and recorded Herewith,
and of the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be FORE
closed by sale of the mortgaged premi-
ses therein described, which sale will
be made by the sheriff Of said Goodhue
county, and State of Minnesota, at the
front door of the Court House in the
city Of Red Wing, in said county, on
Saturday, the 28th day of April, A. D.
| 1877, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, to satisfy the amount due on
said mortgage, with the interest thereon
and the costs and expenses of sale,
and the attorneys fee stipulated in said
mortgage to be paid in case of foreclos-
ure.
TheFpremises described in said mort
gage and so to be sold are the pieces or
parcels of land, situate in the county of
Goodhue, and State of Minnesota, de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: The north
half of the south west quarter of section
thirty-six &c., and the north east quar-
ter of the south east quarter of section
thirty-fve (35), in township one hum
dred and thirteen 1l3), range fifteen
(l5) west. Also, all that part of lot
number six (6), block thirty.eight
(38), in Red Wing, according to the
plat thereof, in the Office of the register
of deeds of said county described as
follows: Twenty feet off the southerly
end of said lot, the same being twenty
feet on Plumb street, and sixty feet
back on the alley.
Dated at Red Wing, Goodhue county
Minnesota, this 18th day of March.
A. D. 1877.
| FRANK HOMaR,
CoLv1LL T. HoYr, Mortgagee-
! Atty's for Mortgagee. 23w7
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Red Wing MINI.

The clerk thought he snelt a rat,
and approaching Lutte very sindig-
nantly, demanded the reason Of his
registering his name Dave Jones,
"for" said he, II know who you are
now, you are Lutte Taylor. =" "Well
replied Lutte, II might as we'll own
the c-c-corn, but your d-d-dogoned
old b-b-bo boat amt safe, and I
thought I'd rather D-Da-Dave Jones
should ego to the b-bot-bottom, if
she sinks, than Lu-Lute Taylor" d.
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Pomona Grange, No. 3, P. Of H.

(Friday last) at Burchardt's hall, Hay
Greek. The oranges represented were
Hay Greek Valley, Hay Greek Belvidere,
Wacouta, and Red Wing. A heavy
snow storm early in the day prevented
/. the attendance Of delegations from
Belle Greek and Goodhue township.
The grange was opened in due form
by State Deputy W. s. Grow, Of
Red Wing grange. The minutes Of the
former meeting were read and approved.
The Master elect, Bro. J. E. Sim
mons, of Burnside grange was then in
stalled, Bro. w. S. Grow, of Red Wing,
officiating as installing officer. Bro.
Grow, the Lecturer elect was, also, in
stalled, Bro. Fountain acting as install
ling officer. 81 rs
It was reported that there were sew
eral candidates applying for admission,
and Bros. Fountain and Young were ap-
pointed a committee to examine their
credentials and fitness.
The grange then took a recess of one
hour for dinner.
After recess, the committee reported
that Bros. E. Brown and Geo. Brown,
delegates from Wacouta grange; Fred.
Koch, from Hay Creek grange and E.
E. Gaylord, from Belvidere grange, had
been examined and found eligible to
memberships and, on motion, the grange
proceeded to confer upon them the Po-
mona degree.
After this ceremony was concluded,
the doors were opened to visitors, and
the work proceeded with in open grange.
The Secretary announced the de-
cease, on Wednesday morning last,
of Sister E. A. Sargent, a late dele.
gate to this grange, from Burnside
grange and moved the appointment
Of a committee to prepare proper
memorial of respect. The motion
was carried and Young, Grow and
Smith were appointed such commit.
tee.
On motion, it was ordered that
the committee publish their report
with the proceedings of this meet.
ing.
Essays on subjects of importance
to the members of the grange being
called for, Miss Clara E. Bunch, o.
Burnside grange, read an essay or
housekeeping, (which will be fount
elsewhere in this paper, printed ex
actly as written,) and as there were
no others offered she was declared tc
be entitled to the premium. 1t is
altogether probable that this essay
would have taken the prize hae
there good many others competing
for its matter isacertainly practicable
and sensible and it is very correctly
and ably written.
On motion Bros. Hayman, Pos
and Grow were appointed com
mittee to examine essays which maj
be offered hereafter and aware
premiums. s'.SE 5:.ss#
Bro. Smith, from the con,mitte,
appointed to prepare and report
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programme for the September meet
ing, made a report as follows:
Your committee recommend that
arrangements be made for having
an exhibition of stock, poultry,
grains, vegetables, fruits, cookery,
fancy work, etc, and a harvest feast,
at the meeting in September and
that these be as follows:
First, to appoint committee Of
arrangements who shall fix the fee
to be paid by exhibitors and the
premiums to be awarded. Also, to
prepare full programme for the
conduct of the exhibition, feast, etc.
Second, that premiums shall be
provided for stock, poultry, grain,
vegetables and fruits of all standard
varieties, cookery, dairy products,
fancy work, etc., embracing every
thing produced upon farms or made
by members Of farmers families in
the ordinary routine of duty or past
time; that these premiums be as
large as the funds will justify, and
sweepstake premiums of $1.oo be
also, offered. That half a bushel of
grain and vegetables and a fair sam
pie of fruits be necessary to entitle
the depositors to premiums, and
that an entrance fee of IS cents be
charged.
On motion, the report was &C
cepted and the committee discharg-
ed.
After some discussion the report
of the committee was adopted and
Messrs. Kruger, Bunch and Post
were appointed the committee of ar
rangements.
On motion of Mr.. Grow, the lady
members were requested to provide
an exhibition of flowers and early
fruits for the quarterly meeting in
in June.
The master submitted to the
Grange a lengthy communication
from Josiah F. Lewis, Master Of
Wright County Grange, No. I, and
Advisory Business Committee of
Minnesota County Oranges, on the
subject of concentrating the trade; :;
accompanied by a communication
from Bro. Kniffen, Wisconsin State
Agent, on the same subject
The communication was read by
the Secretary, and after full discus
sion, which was participated in by
Bros. Grow, Smith, Kruger, Suther-
land and Young, the Secretary was
directed to reply to Bro. Lewis,
and inform him as to the sentiments
of this grange touching the subject
Of the communication.
On motion, Bros. Smith, Grow
and Post were appointed commit
tee to prepare business for the next
meeting and directed to publish
their report in the GRANGE ADVANCE
at least three weeks before said meet
ing is held.
Bro. Grow informed the grange
that he had some important commu.
nications from the State and Nation.
al oranges to submit, but as there
was hardly time for their discussion,
they were postponed till the next
meeting. -
On motion of Bro. Smith, the Sec.
retary was directed to invite the
oranges Of Ellsworth, Bay City anc
Trenton, Of Pierce county, Wis, tc
Join with us in the exhibition in Sep
tember.
! On motion, the Secretary was di
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Glad Tidings to the Afflicted!
DIAMONDOIL.

~ ~>~AA ~ - S0s A09
A Liniment Universally Acknowledged
rs the Most Renowned Quick Cure ever
brought before the public, in the Nineteenth
Century, for the perfect cure both of
Man and Beast!
This popular and Great Healing Remedy
so long needed by. Suffering Humanity, is
giving Unbounded Proofs Of its Merits by
all llhaving tested its Unrivaled Powers and by
H.. -. THOUSANDS.
In all cases claiming it, the most Powerful
Remedy and Quick Reliever from Agony
Diamond Oil Possesses
the best Concentrated Healing Properties.
Quickest Scientific Arts for Pain Relief
Most Combined Medicated Necessities, as a
Liniment for Man and Beast, ever intro>
duced for public benefit. +.
= THOSE SUFFERING
who will use this Liniment in time will be
convinced that it is q sure cure for Rheuma>
tism, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
Burns, Cuts, Felons, Tumors, Piles, Injured
Limbs, Scalds, Gout, Diphtheria. Sore.
Throat. Toothache, Headache, Insect Bites.
race. And is
. e.. A POSITIVE CURE.
For sweeny, Ringbones, Strains, Callous,
Sinews. Hurts. Curbs. Cuts, Bruises, Lame.
ness, Strained Fetlocks. spavins, Collie,
Bolts, Windgall, Polli Evils, Cattle and
Sheep Complaints. and all general diseases
IN stock, and the many other Affections of
both Man and Beast. ~
Diamond Oil is for sale by Noeson 4
Funk being we'll recommended by all drug.
gists, Physicians, and every one who has
ever used it. Price-75 cents per bottle.
Prepared BY W. E. Pagan 4 Co., Phila-
delphia. Branch Office: indianapolis, Ind.
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Why didn't the Pioneer.Press
copy all Of the paragraph about US.
ury laws? We had added: "And
the only practicable method for
keeping down the rates of interests
Is for the government to provide
sufficient currency to supply the
demands of trade" Like everv-
thing else, money commands a high
price when it is scarce.
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J W. HoYT,

u W.HoYT,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Will Praeticein allthe Courts of tho State
oFFIcEIN POST OFFICIBLOCK
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If Evart's generally known that Hayes
leaves the Key sticking in his Cabinet some
body McCrary away all his Schurs.-Dis-
patch. ...tt t.. .g .l.@. T.. u.
The fellow who got up the above
is sufficiently sharp to be regarded
as dangerous. III, "."- .'..
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GRAPE VINES.

1000 900 of Concord, year SIS to $50
per 1000: 2 year; $25 to $50. All other var.
ieties cheap. DR.. II. SCHROEDER, BLOOM>
INGTON, ILL.
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st amer AMkRlcus leaves Brooklyn Gewell's Dock
$50 r. NJ pier 81 East River TO T.. NJ, aud Rid
r. NJ, connecting with Danbuv Railroad. kea ced fare
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SALES Az AtCv,IoN

tS&As>A1s, - - 49,
IA pcrempory sale Of magnificent Household Furniture
s sssssnss s ss PAY ,s
y sale commencing ut 10 o'clock.
rosewood Ia octave Pianoforses. steinway and
s,ssupsrb rasor Suits in satin; q
80 pieces rare and costly Bronze. =
T iinnid and sieuna marble top Tables "
20 raria marble statuet,es
f Pier and am . "saG Mr n"s'' Sets
80 choice Paintings by csins mt artists. :
% velvet and Brussels Car oets. q
sf fs,.as 11 mS,s.y !, sG ss,ss
ladies E;erctoires and Workboxes :
Turkish Lounges ana Chars.
9 900 Volumes choice books
/ :2ei..Fantly carved Bullets;
2China Dinner Tea Sets. Z
40 pieces sterling and Plated Ware.
Il. g White a@a BLACK eurisd hsir S"tsrsss s..'
Also Furniture aus"s" Of i Renen n and apartments
mi Nay sS sa bspp Of s s e hsas
ucrloN NOTICE; LARGE AUCTION SALE
rnls it ;s4 MoMSlSG MI a, = o'clock
between Broadway and On Az. near Madison square
rich suits 10 reps aud haircloth
%agniisssm.t I octave r~noor.e Stool and Cover
sPars Iacc Curtains md cornecs.
asii marsls top and Library Tables; Bookcases
pyss yss sSa. ss a. an" and sss Ssse'
T. S Sn1p aSS s" ss sssgS's ssdsns
io@is'. Ga:s; sSi%a, siyss wsfs S"'lsTs, &c
ponnity Tor huusekeepcrs the largest OF this
n. Blake broadway 9Th Responsible
In attendance TO cart pack ship goods for purchasers
ERNEST ROTH Aurtioncer
4 ART SALE NOW on EXHIBITION.
IL. BARKER Co. ~ and ~ Liberty st.
We will sell this day SATURDAY Amy special cousign-
OF choice American and European OIL Paintings
worthy the attention OF art collectors They
Wow above and will lie sold without any foseryc
GEORGE ! BANks Auetoneer
4 UorIoS SAFE
~ PETER BOWIE, Auctioneer.
will sell this dav at III o'clock at No. III 1th
Contents Of rst class Barroa consisting of Bar Coun.
aud Back Bar, Mirror. Csgr Case, Pumps
Pipe Engraving, Oil Paintings. hot water Urn auan tiles
Glassware silver Plated Ware Tables Chairs Stove Desk
Screens. nc
Also
Marshals sale OF large OF Bottled Liquors
LEWIS McDERMorT Marshal
UCTloN AUCTION AUCTION.
"A Attention Housekeepcrs. Attention.
ImportHnt nnrcservcd
sale -fHI Saturday MORNING,
fonnrncnH ~ lth. O'Clock, the
elegant i've stry brown stone mansion
40. BOG IVES 25tIl ST. NEAK 7IH Ay
Ec- ant Hardin ~ Pianonrto and superb Upright
arded Cent nnni M dns satin inc rep PArur
us Mirrors Curtains. Bionzes, Clocks Genre Side and
Console Tables. Drn nents, Ne aborate sets
cdnleads, Dressing Cases Waslst ands Bureaus, Mat
tresses Pillows 30 sters Blankets bookcases Writing
DESKS Library Fables D Paintings Etageres &c Dining
Room Furniture Extension Table, Buiet Chairs silver
Knives Forks Spoons Castors. 10 elegant Brussels
pnd ingram Carpets ana general Household
Articles ~ H. Goods pack and pped desired Sale
uotitive rain OF shine u. H. MARTIN, Auc toneor Take
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LN COTTON, AUCTIONEER,
IL suosrooin 5.b broadway noar Houston st.,
will sell on TT ESDAY May q. nj II o'clock,
ut the furniture warerooms 33 Beecker st,
tho entire rich stock OF Cabinet Furniture Of
Il. IL q. Murphy. who Is retiring from the business.
Rich Parlor. Bedroom. Dining Room aud Library Furn.
ture Catalogues will bs ready on Monday morning.
~ KONIGsBERG. AUCTIONEER, SALEsROOM 2O4
VI East 18th ST. will sell IN day, May O'clock
general assortment OF magnificent lou furniture
egant Pnror Suits. Mirrors, rosewood Piano Table Blu
rcaus, Wgshstlnds Chairs line safe, Bedding Mattresses
lceboxes silver. copper and glass Ware, &c
I s. WEINBEKGER AECTIONEEK.
Ill usehold Furniture, Plated Ware Clocks nc. this
day Saturday, May 8, ut 1O oclocK salesroon, IL Bow
cry large OF Household Fur
niiure, hne Sewing Machine, kAnge invoice Of fin,
Clocks two Desks &c consignment OF Liquors. Wines
Cigars shirts Clothing. soap. Mirrors &c Dealers invited.
NJ NUSsBAuM, AUcT1oNEER-2Gl BoWERY. sci s
M .his day o. o'clock, s2 9Th elegant Store FIX
lures nix slvcrpxted showcase large Mirrors Reectar
Chandeliers Glass Side Fixtures, marble wash Basins,
Counters. Fixtures &c. Positively In lots.
MORTGAGE sALE.-yAN TASsELL 4 KEARNEY,
w Auetoneers WI sell by auction tins day, ut i0ococh.
1856 Eeade ST., by virtue of chaei tgaxe made by
Joseph Gardner 70 ". u carra dated May :. 1877,
Lathe. one Flaming Mashe one shaping Machine on,
Tcmpct Blowers; all the shang. Betting small
Tools the machine shop 1876 Readc BY II
carra adn.nistratrix OF the estate Of the late H.
Carral. deceased
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n 40 9TH Av. BETWEEN 18th AND 10Th srs-A
ICGrespectabe German girl TO do general Ia
4 small family - " - "
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WEEKLY LINE FOR PURT ROYAL. :. G.. BRUINS.
~ wicx en-, and FernaEdlna. Fla, sailing every Friday.
from pier 20 East River. 3 Il N.
Steamer CITY OF AUSTIN Captain stevens May II
Tickets to all points In Florida.
Apply, for Information aud tickets. to
@. H. MALLORY 4 CO.,
l53 Maiden lane.
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will make regular sunday tp between New York and
Newark. Leaving Commercial dock, Newark ut y A. NJ:
leaving New lurk. pier NJ ~ ~ H.. OF vesey st. at
1899 A. NJ: stopping al Bergen Point each way.
Fare II a
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7n1 WEST 32D STA YOUNG LADY, AMIABLE
1OOand refined housekeepor In gentielnans family
Up IIfsp'