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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-16
xLIVIH CONGRESS- Second Session.
- WASHINGTON, January 10, 1877. 7

,,... s,::55..,;g SENATE. ~, ,,.. -
In. the Senate resolution was passed to
print 5000 extra. copies OF, the testimony
taken by. the Committee on Privileges and
Elections in regard to the late election in
Louisiana, Florida, and South. Carolina, and
the casting Of the electoral vote OF Oregon.
A large number OF petitions were pre-.
scented during the: morning hour and re-
ferrcd to appropriate committees. 't.i !
The Chair laid before the Senate COM
munication from the Secretary of War en-
closing the final report of Major William p.
CraighilFs corps OF engineers upon the sur
vey for a line OF water communication from
the Ohio or Great Kanawha river to tide
water in Yirginias which was referred to
the Committee on Transportation Routes.
Mr.. Spencer presented a petition OF citi-
zeIs OF Lawrence county, Ala, in favor of
the Government assuming control OF the
telegraph. Referred to- the Committee on
Post Offices and Post-Roads. ~ lsI q. ~: -.
Mr.. Conkling, presented the resolution Of
the New York Chamber Of Commerce nsk-
ing that measures be adopted for the con-
yening Of an international monetary con-
gress to fix the relative value of gold and
silver: Referred to the Committee on FL
nance. $50.
Mr.. Cameron presented resolution OF
the Pittsburgh Chamber Of Commerce ask
ing an appropriation for the construction of
a trans-Alleghany line Of water Transports
ton from the Atlantic to the West viu the
Youghiegheny route. Referred to the Com
mittee on Transportation Routes.
House bill for the relief of Robert Erwin,
of Savannah, Ca, was taken up and dis
of Georgia, and Wright, Of Iowa. and then
laid over informally. -. "a.
Bills were introduced for the relief Of the
political disabilities OF Washington 81.
Gibbs, of South Carolina, Henry Myers, Of
Georgia, and Charles L. Scott, of Alabama.
The Rules were discussed all day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Orion plead ill-health before the
committee OF the House, and also that he
had no control over the kilograms called for.
Mr.. Cochrane offered resolution direct
ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
whether any OF the privileges granted to
the Western Union Telegraph Company by
Congress could be revoked, and if so, di-
rectlng the committee further to inquire
into the propriety OF rcvoking these privi-
leges. Defeated, not two thirds voting in
the affirmative.
Mr.. Hatcher, of Missouri, moved to sus.
pend the rules and pass the bill allowing
the growers of tobacco to sell leaf tobacco
free from fine or other restriction. Defeated.
Mr.. Caul6eld moved to suspend the rules
and pass the bill providing that but one re-
giment OF infantry, one company Of cavalry,
and one battery OF artillery shall be station
ed in the District OF Columbia, and that no
portion OF that force shall be permitted to
come within one half-mile Of the Capitol.
Defeated.
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BufFAIs, LrTHIA Waters:

AND IN DISEASES OF. THE -
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
they are second to none Of the celebrated mineral
waters OF the world. and in%some of the diseases
here enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
results as rcmark able any Of record whether Of
mineral waters 'or medicines. This claim is en-
phaticay attested by those whose statements DEFY
imputatton or question. Testimonials sent TO any
address on applic ton. ~. ttIt
The walters are put up in cares OF one dozen half
gallon bottles az $5 per case adysnee
II ~ -, + iOafAs r. GoODE, So
Y, Proprietor Buffalo LithiH Springs, Vata
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AN ADDRESS AGAINST TIE GoVERN4EST--cBN-
SURE FROM THE POPE. -
ROME, January 15.-The Pope Yesterday
received o: deputation Of ex-pontifcal func.
tionaries, one OF whom read an extremely
violent address against! the Italian Govern
ment. The; Pope, in reply, censured mea'
sure contemplated by the Italian Cabinet re-
oardin o. the Church.
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nn0F SNIaJoB DIRK NEATLYEs1gs
ID ECUTEn At THE DlsPATefi Z
HoUsE -.
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BY the IOVeTnOT: -. - -.
Grl,ile H1dIGse. Secretary OF State.

Uftle -HOUUSt, GcCTELilIy oI otste. -
The Republicans here are much elated
over The news from Washington and the
new phase OF affairs; while the Democrats
assert that the order of the President to
General Augur Will not compel him to in
teriere. unless to prevent bloodshed. .
Nichols and the Democratic Legislature
will not heed Governor Pack'ud's procla-
nation OF this morning, and will resist any
attempt Of Packard to recapture the court
or station-houses. - I,
General Ausur does not regard the order
OF the President received last night as ma
terially changing his former instructions.
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Vic Goyernorship of Bulgaria.

THE PORTE MAKES TIE OFFER TO NUBAR P "A IA.
LONDON. January 15.-The Globe this
afternoon says: 1t is understood that NuDar
Pasha, for many years at the mead OF I've
Egyptian ministry, and whose retiremenb .
year ago Yves so much regretted IN EUROPE
has accented the Porte,s offer OF the gov
ernorship OF Bulgaria. =, s.,l, siass. Il 4
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dEe.

VACCINE VIRUs-NON-HUMAN-i
Y IZED.-Genulne VACCINE VIRUS tnon-hu.
manizedl, on quill! slips, constantly on hand Supply
renewed every ten days Price, 26c. Can be sent
by NATL PURCELL, LADD g co pra,ggtsts. :;
no 90 l216 Main street. :.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

wh seier had an interview with Gram, to-
day. g.. r,s,,,,.,;..oa- ~ tba tEoinsse
the Louisiana Retn rning Board 30 y
-. .sss.r,,, !, action. stft III q: 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
4. 4 HARDWOOD, Bttitor& Proprietor
rhfrtH sf1fEs- SENATOR.

Daring the last six months the pcople
have had before them, almost constantly.
The question of the election Of a Senator,
and they hs@e considered it thoroughly.
Every Interest and every influence Tearing
upon il has been carefully examined. The
l,ness and availability Of different men
for the position have been discussed
deliberately, and the result. 10 that the
present incumbent, Hon. Vim. Window
will be reelected, almost, If not entirely
without opposition. W. do not mean ia
eay thst there 10 entire harmony of feeling
in the party, but rather that the objections
% Nj. Window are 80 slight as to gener.
ate no active force against him. Storiea
have been In circulation to the effect that
. minority VI the Republican members
would keep away from the Legislative
caucus, With = view to the election If a
Senator BY the aid Of the Democratic vote.
We have NO doubt that such action has
been recommended by very few, but We
are certain that the plan never had the
approval Of any who have been thought
&. to succeed Mr.. Window. Whatever
strength the scheme may have hsl, ii
wholly dissipatcd and if there is any
element Of the party now hostile to the
Senator, it 10 motionless aud silent. Nc
adequate reason for a change can b<
urged, aud none will be made. The
present incumbent, ~ he should be, will
be reelected without opposition.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The investigations in progress in the
Southern States, regarding the recent
elections, develop but little that ,s new.
The late canvass. showed the general con.
1ision Of the Negro race, in respect to
their exercise Of the right of suffrage. 1t
va shown there to the satisfaction If the
Returoiae Board, and it is being made 10
sppear before the invcs,isa ting commit.
sses that the democratic resorled to the
ne offorce, systsmatizcd and terrible
even to the perpetratiou 1T Of murder, to
proven. the black men from voting the re-
publican ticket Tie fsc,s which show
this are 20 abundant and ipdisputable,
shas even our opponents cannot help all.
uniting them. It 10 No. claimed that all
virtue resides in the republican party, nor
shss oil the wrong has been committed by
democrats, but it is evident TO all who
ssudy tho history Of events, that there
would have been neither fraud, nor intim-
idatiou, nor bloodshed, II the recent cleo
ton, had the democrats been willing ths:
republicans should vote a. they pleased.
II man begins quarrel, lie is response
bic Tor the consequences, and although
be gets badly whipped, he has no right to
complain, and 20 it is with the Tildeni,es
Of the south they began this war against =
pure ballot box, and II their acts have
wrought their own Acknowledgement
practically the fault is at their own tl,resl,.
holds. It now seems probable the report
Of the committee in each case will Gus
tain fully the returns made by the canvas
sess i. tibet hrse disputed states.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
First publication Dec. 2Sth.
NJ ORTGAGE SALE.

AvA
Def: uit hiss been made in the psymeue Of
the sum Ut Five Hundred Eighty Two aud
45-l00 (sS2 45-l0o) Dollars. which 10 claimed
to te due at the date Of this notice upon =
certain mortgste. duly exocut I'd and deliver
Cd by Alfonso Fairbanks snd Ellen NJ Fair
banks. bis wife to William II. Wheat, bearing
date the 73d day Of December A. b. 1871, and
duly recorded in tho Office Of the Register Of
Dseds, 10 snd for the County If Mower. and
State Of Ainuetota, on the 23d day Of De-
csH,ber A. b. 1871, At 2 o'clock, =. NJ. in
Book m" ii Mortgages, ON Psge 1856. Said
mortgage 10 conditioned that If default BE-
made in sns Of The provisions therein con
tsined. it shall he lawful for said mortgage,
his assigns. or attorney, to declare the whole
amount thereof 60 DO due, and pursuant to
said conditions. the whole amount secured
by said mortgage remaining unpaid, to.wit :
the sum Of Five Hundred fightJ-two aud as
100 D''llars, il hereby declared to DO duo, and
tho said sum 10 claimed to bs due ut tho date
Of this notice. And no action or proceeding
vt law or otherwise having boon instituted to
recover the debt secured by said mortgage,
Or any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice il hereby given, that
by virtue Of power Of sale contained in said
mortgage. and pursuant to tho statute in
such case made and provided. the said l,or:-
gage will 10 iorecIosed, snd the premises
described il and covered by said mortgage
VIZ: the west halt Of the south. east q darts,
OF section number thirty-two .33., township
number ono hunirsd and two (l02', north o|
range number seventeen (l7), west. situated
in Mower county. and State OF Minnesota
with the Entertainments and appurtrnarcss
will be sold at public auction, t. tho highest
bidder, for ca.h. to pxy SAID debt and inter
est, and the taxes, If any, on said premises
ard aity (5o) dollars attorneys iee, AZ stipu
lated in and BY said mortgage. in cas-. o
ioreclosurs. aud the di.bursemsnts allowed
by law; which sale will b made BY the
Sheriff Of said Mower County, 1t tho Office 0
Crsndall 4 French, in the sitv Of Austin, i,
said County and State, on the 18th day o
February A. b. 1877. At 10 o'clock 4. NJ, o
that day. subject to redemption at any tin
within ono year fro'a the day 1t sale, ~ pro
vided ~ Law.
Dated, December 2sth, A. D. 1876.
WILLIAM 4. WHEAT.
cRASbAlt q fS1"ca' Mor;g"sae.
Ase~ r.,-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
Mailing the Threat.

What 10 the best mode Of protecting
the throat from colds where q person i.
very susceptible to them! The common
way Of protecting the throat il to bundle
and wrap i, up closely, thus overheatine
and rendering it tender and sensitive and
more liable to colds and inflammation than
before. This practice 10 all wrong, and
results in much evil. Especially is this
the case with children, and when, in I'd
dition to ,nufning the throat, the cxtremi-
ties and insuhiciently clad, - 10 often
the case, the best possible conditions are
presented for tho production Of core
threats, coughs, Group and all kinds Of
throat affections. II the neck il kept
overloaded portion Of tho time. when
it Is exposed some form Of disarrangment
of tho throat will b apt to occur. The
rule in regard to clothing the neck
should be to keep It - cool - cosnfort
will allow. In dong - you will sufsr
much less from throat ailments than II
you arc always fearful Of having little
cold cir come il contact with your neck.
Any ono who hss been accustomed to
have HE throat mu1ned should be careful
. leaving Of gradually, and uos Ill 1t
lpaoe, 5'->>>..,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
THE WEEKLY
Pioneer Press

indispensable to the fsrmers Of tho Northwss,
The Agricultural Department. greatly cnlarg.
cd aud improved. has be. placed under tho
supervision Of W. J. Abernethy, an agricul-
tural editor OF large experience, aesisted by .
corps Of correspondents trained in agricultur-
al pursuits. And to this will be DO added .
Household Department, which will be espeo-
tally attractive to the ladies.
The weekly edition will ooutain the general
news Of the week, political. litcrarlly National
and State news up to tho hour Of gsing to
press. X 49, 3 - ;: IL
It shos,d bs s,pscisiIy remembered that
Eestern publications aro several days old b.
fore reaching subscribers in this vicinity. snd
that much Of tho matter, especially that part
Ct it Of most interest to the public here Is a.
ready fully given in The Pioneer Press aud
that by reason of the tslexraphic facilities for
obtaining mportant news, Tho Pioneer Press
10 fully on level with the best Eastern pub
lieations, and fully twenty -four hours fresher
than that furnished BY tas best Chicago news
papers. AZ.
Desiring 70 place tn 10 valuable paper in the
hands Of every farmer in tho Northwest, the
publishers have had prepared, especially for
their subscribers,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04

The prominence and positions accor-
ded to Mower County men in the organ.
ization Of the present Legislature indi.
cate that our people have been dealt with
very generously. and it is \ matter of
pride that We hav, men Of 20 much abil.
ity and fitness for the public service, 40
to secure such prompt and thorough rec.
ognition ~ ours have received; but in
these respects, other counties which pre-.
sented claims. are certainly our equals,
aud,-all things being regarded, are enti.
tied to - much consideration. We are
therefore led to infer that the splendid
achievements Of the Republican party In
this county, during the last two and a
half years against herculean opposition
-recognized % they are throughout the
State, have been potent for the control Of
influences to our advantage. II We have
received much, It 10 conceeded by oil tina.
We have earned much, Verify, not only
virtue but labor. hath it, reward.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
RAlLoAD taoRaoa.


Last Friday evening q about eight
O'Clock train Of ten passenger cars cary.
ing probably 2oo persons, while crossing
an iron bs,hge a. Ashtabul. In the north.
east cotherof Ohio, broke the bridge and
fell to the ice below; = distance IT eighty
feet, completely deuholishinS the entire
train and causing the death Of not less,
but probably More thar 100 persons, and
the severe injSfy Of many others. As
soon as. the cars felrthey took fire and
burned With great rapidly, preventing the
removal ofthe injured and the extricstion
If others who were not badly hurt. Fully
100 .charred corbses, have been taken
from the wreck, and it ID thought that
many mors"will'be discovered A large
number oftheni. are wholly unrecogniza.
ble anil will b. buried by the Railroad
Company, near the Scene Of the disaster.
Mr.. p. p. Bliss the celebrated Goepel
singer and composer os'sacred music waa
with his wife and two little boys, on the
train. The entire family persisted. Mr..
Bliss was on his way to Chicago to take
the place Of Mr.. Sankey In the Taber.
nacle meetings now in progress there.
1t 10 asserted that the bridge had been
long considered unsafe, and that the
railroad company is culpably to blame,
but oil this Is denied. A coroners jury is
in session and great efforts will Ike made
to ascertain the facts Of the case.
The disaster il in many respec,s more
terrific than that which recently occurred
at Brooklyn, although it, effects will not
prove 50 serious to relatives Of the victims.
It 10 one of the saddest which has occurred
IN long time and furnishes an episode
10 the closing year that will make II
memorable for all time 10 come.
LATER.
The report that tue two children Of Mr.
|P. p. Bliss lost their lives with their
parents Is mistake. They arc at Rome
n. T., safe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
DEATMs CARNIVAL.

Tie chip Circassian was wrecked last
Saturday night on Long Island beach.
striking 600 feet from shore. The sea be.
came % Wild that the men all took to the
rigging for safety, where they lashed
themselves and hung during the night
The gale increased until the swells became
moving mountains, and finally tho mast
which was Of iron was broken oil. precipi.
taaing thir,y.two men into the se.hing
waters. oil but four Of whom persisted.
Everything possible was done to afford re.
aef bat pothing svailed. The doomed
0ss eould b heard distinctly singing and
praying, and begging for succor. On
shore were some Of the wives Of tho men
Il thesigging who for hours had witnessed
sheis peril. They were nearly, orazed
VA The ssouy of their grief The scene
~ heart rsoaing beyond description. :.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
s. First publication NV. 9th.]
FOR ECLOSURE SALE on DECREE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN-

First publication NV. 9th.l
FOR ECI.OSURE SALE on DECREE.
OTATE OF MIN NESOTA COUN-
~ TT or MOWER. g.
William H. Yale, Plaintiff, against Caro-
line J. Stevens, Edward G. Stevens, William
Seo6eld. Augustus Scofeld. Julia Avery, Fan
ny Mcbride, and - Mcbride her husband,
Almira Burton, and David Burton her hus-
ter husband, aud all others tho unkn own
heirs of Horace Seo6eld deceased, and al
psrsons unknown having or claiming to have
any interest in the premises described in the
complaint herein.
.Eo'ice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue Of Judgement and decree entered on
| the above entitled action in fav.r Of said
plaintiff, on the LIST day Of November, A. D.,
| 1876, certified copy Of which has Teen to
same. the undersigned, Sheriff Of Mower
conhty, will. ON Saturday, the 9th day Of
January. A. D., 1877, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day, at tho front door of
the Court House in tho city of Austin, 10
said county, duly Offer for sale, and will sell
1t public suction. to the highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy said judgment and expenses
Of such sale, the premises and real estate
mentioned and described 10 said decree. The
premises are in Mower county, State Of Min.
nesota, aud described =, follows. t. wit: The
North West quarter of Section number
thirty, (30). in township number one hundred
and two, (lQ2), north Of range number sev-
enteen, az, west. containing one hundre.
and seventy.six ard 65-lOO acres moro or
less according to government SURVEY.
Dated November 9th, 1873.
SAT- r. HALL,
Sheriff Of Mower County, Minnesota.
WILLIAM II. YALE. Attorney in p,rson.
| (Firkt publication November lGth.)
|0TATE or MINNESOTA, NOW
~ Err COUNTY.
District Court, Tenth Judicial District.
Sarah E. Carver. Plaintiff, .gaiust Edward
E. Cnrvor, Dufnnd snt.
The State If A;n"e'o'o, to the Defendant ADORE
naned.
You aTs hereby summoned and required Ia
answer the complaint Of tho plaintiff in this
ectiOn, which has been filed in tho Office OF
tho Clerk Of this Court, iu and for said Now.
e' county, and to serve . copy Of your an
swsr to tho said complaint, on tho subscriber
vt his office in Austin. in the county Ut Now
er and State aforesaid, within thirty days
aftor tho service OF this summons on you, OK
elusive OF tho day Of euch service, and If you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said com
plant.
Dated At Austin, Nov 4th. A. D. 1876.
Il b. r. JOHNSON, JE.
Plaintiff Attorney. Austin, Mower county
Minnesota. 1917
First Publication, December 1th.l
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
AFlR5T.clASS
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AS A PREMIUM,

ruilr".d oporsS b, coSot;s. ;nci"a.S ; y; IN. tSa
States Of Minnesota and Wisconsin complete;
also Norehern Illinois and moro than half Of
Iowa. Subscribers sending 10 two dollars
will reesivs Tue WEEKLY PIONEER
PRESS for one year, end ono o: these slegss :
Maps. post paid to any post-ofiee in The
Unitod States or Canals.
TIE DAILY PIONEER PRESS will b
sent six, times . week for One Dollar per
meath. or on Mondays. Wednesdays iad
fridays only iss Fifty Cents per month.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-04
Fret publication Doc. II.
MORTGAGE SALE

Fret publication Doc. II.
MORTGAGE SALE
Default has been made IN the conditions Of
\ certain mortgage bearing date tho 10Th day
Of December 4. u. 1874, executed BY Houston
H.lste.d, Of Mower County, Miuues"t., to
Mary y. Barnes, Ut Mower County. Miuneso-
| IL, which mortgage WAS. on ito OH day VI
January A. b. 1875. at three O'Clock p. NJ.
| recorded in the office uf Register OF Deeds in
and for Mower County. Minnesota, III book
20" If mortgages. on pags9 Said mortgage
c.ntnins clause that. IL case ot default oi
aymeut, Of in tue performance Ut any Ut the
conditions Of said mortgages, it shall bs lawful
tor said mortg~xee. Or hcr x.:igns. /" sstarS
the whole sum specified in said mortgage to
bo due and payable. and the said mos'sasce,
BY vi..us Of said clause. default having h,an
made in the payment 0: Six Hundred Fifty
Eve snd Gl.lt0 dollars, and interest. and de-
iault haying been made ia the pay mcnt ut
Ywenty. two and 53-l0e dus)ars, taxes tor the
year. 4. u. 1874 and 1875, mentioned III ssid
mortgage. hereby declares tho whole sum
specified in said mortgage to be due. The
real estate and premises described in aud
covered BY said mortgage are ~ follows, to.
Wit: The Svnth Halt Of the North east quar-
ter Of Section thirty -four [3+]. Township one
hundred aud oue (lVll. North OF Range
eighteen (lSl west, containing eighty acres
more Of less. Said ,uortgage contains y
clause tor the pay msnt Of Forty Dollars At
torney's tees in case Of . foreclosure OF said
mortgage, which will be clximed by this
nostgsgee. There 10 claimed to be hue NJ
the date Of this notice on said mortgag. the
sum Of Nine hundred 6tty-fve AMI 27-luO
dollars. and tho SUN Of Twenty two and
sS.l00 dsl'srs, tax e. rs above. paid by the
mortgage, in oil the sum Of Nine hundred
seventy EIGHT and So 100 dollars. No action
OF proceeding ut law has been instituted to
recover the debt remaining secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof. Now therefore,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of y
power OF sale contained in said Mortgage.
which has become operative by .aid default,
and by virtue Of the statute in such case
made and provided, said mortgage will 6s
toreclossd by sale 1t public vendue Of the
above described real estate and mortgaged
premises at the front door uf tho Court House
in tho city Of Austin, Mower County. Minnc-
sofa, On Saturday the 26th day Of January A.
d. 1877, 1t the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of
said day, 70 satisfy tho debt remaining 50.
cured BY said mortgage, attorneys fees, and
costs Of foreclosure.
Dated At Austin, tho 18th day Of December,
A. y. 1876.
MARY J. BARNES,
Mortg gee.
CRAsrALL / FeExcH. Attorneys for Mort
IA gee. Austin, Minu. 37-7w