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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-09-20

We saw L. F. Robinson Juggling into
Town, = few days ago, stalk Of corn from
his field that measured twelve feet, which
he said was . pretty fair sample Of the
crop.
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Messrs. David Tibbetts and Peter Sven.
son, Of Swedes Forest, started on Monday
with their families, to Texas. Another
family from Renville County, named An.
derson went with them. They 80 BY team.
We hope that good fortune may attend
them but We shall be surprised II they ars
not back within two years.
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Falling Sickness

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only phyiscan that haa ever mads this disease 4
special study, And a to our knowledge thousand
have been PERMANENTLY CURED 81 the use ii
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AL auterers should sive these Powders an
early TRIAL, andbe convinced Of their curative
eSs.
rice, forlarge box 800, boxes TOR SO o. sent
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To Our Customers.

We are under the necessity Of askinl
those indebted to us to call and settle q
once. We must have money. Not onl,
the hrm accounts but the old accounts o
]. B. WATSON.
WATSON L CROOKS.
Redwood Falls, Sept. 18th, 1877.
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Ayers
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. For Scrofula, and all
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cases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla is a combination Of
vegetable Observation-Disclosures, Man
drake, Y elbow Dock-with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are SO skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is so mild rs to be harmless even
to children, it is still SO effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stantly being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence Of
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed arc strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name Of
Jas. Mcmillan 4 Co. is. by mutual consent,
this day dissolved.
All the liabilities ofthe firm arc assumed
by Jas. Mcmillan and Notes and Book Ac-
counts viii be collected by E. A, Chandler
JAS. MCMILLAN.
E. A. CHANDLER.
Redwood Pals, MIMI, August 2ad, 1877
In closing the business Of the late firm
Col. Chandler took all of the Book Ac.
counts and I do not intend to sell any
more goods on credit. Ny customers viii
please take notice.
JAS. MCMILLAN.
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Some Of the best corn We have seen this
year, in fact, that we ever saw. was brought
in by Mr.. Peabody from his field east Of
Town. The ears were very large, well
filed and in every way very superior corr
He ssys he could pick hundred bushels
that would be No. /. seed.
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Mrs. 8. T. Bunch started yesterday
morning to Rochester. She will spend
some time in the eastern part Of the State.
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DR.. A. MARDEN.
NEW ULM, MIMI,
SEPTEMBER 9th, 1877,
The Western Rural.

The tWestern Rural, Of Chicago, the
leading Agricultural and Family Paper Of
the West, has just issued Magnificent
Premium List, containing over d, 000
worth Of yrises, to be given to club-raiserA
Send 10 cents for Premium List and outfit
to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-09-20

The annual meeting Of the Redwood
County Bible Society win be held in the
Presbyterian church. Redwood Falls. on
Sunday Ocsober 7th, 1t 10 liz o'clock.
The Rev. John Hinton, District superin-
teudent will be present and preach.
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The Village School was opened on Mon
day with Mr.. CASTOR As Principal. Mrs.
CASTOR and Miss Florence Chapman assist
ant teachers. About seventy-fve pupils
were1present and the number 10 increasing.
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Pitts Tenney will give = dance on
Thursday evening the 9th inst, the
evening Of the first day Of tho Fair.
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The District Court Il in session At Bea-
er Falls this week, and all the Attorneys
Of this place are in attendance.
Mr.. g. p. Goodwin, Land Commissioner
Of the Winona & st. Peter Railroad, and
Mr.. Wells Lake, Of Chicago, were in Town
on Tuesday night.
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R sA'a
TINS standard article 10 compounded
Nth the greatest care.
Its effects are % wonderful and n
satisfactory a. ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to its
outhfhl color.
Itremoves all eruptions, itching and
landruff. It gives the head cool.
ng, soothing sensation of great com.
6rt, and the scalp by its use becomes
White and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
he capillary glands to their normal
igor, preventing badness, and mali
ng the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
bund 90 effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, n D., State Assayel
4 Massachusetts,, says, "The con.
tituents are pure, and carefully sc.
ected for excellent quality; and ]
onsider It the BEST PREPARATION fol
Is intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
8ue1k4nehAna's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be re.
led on to change the color Of the bear6
rom gray or any other undesirable
hade, to brown or black, at discre.
ion. It lis easily applied, being in one
preparation, and quickly and effectu
llyprodnces permanent color, which
will neither rub nor wash of.
Manufactured By n. ?. HALL { CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
"a b q 0saegisls. ~ 0ealas b NDdieiasA
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Omcers Of Redwood County.
Judge OF Probats-S. J, r. RUTEN.
CLERK o Court-W. n. HAWK.
sherin-JANEs DURTNAt.
Ceroner-D L. HITCHCOCK.
Auditor-l. u. VAN SCHAACk.
TrpAsurer-A, TOWER,
Registered Dssds-fILL TlB3ETTS.
s,rvsyor-D L. Bl0HAN,
Asto:ney-N. E. POwELL.
Cour. Cemmissioner-S.S. ST1CKkn.
Ssp'tof Schools-D. L. Bl0HAx.
County Commissioners-D. o. KING Chm,
scaANDERA, C.PORTER, J. n. LITTLE, ]
Keller.
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THE WESTERN RURAL.
Chicago. III.
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DENTISTRY DENTISTRY I
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
FOKEIGN NOTFs.

LONDON, July 7.-Oldroyd Brothers & Co.,
of Hudle sdcd failed. with liabilities reported at
@l.3JO,OoO.
SAN Francisco, July 7.-Martscal has been
elected Governor OF the state of sonora. Telegram
rom the CITY OF Mexico says The Sonora Railroad con-
ce,son was approved Oy the government Juae :.
MONTREAL. July THE shareh0ld r of the
sa,lacona Insurance Company dissatisfied VITA tho
resolution of the Directors wind ny the company, and
general meeting Will DC held 10 dcte nine LAT course
tucy VIII pursue.
ST. JoHN, n. b.. July 1.-Two hundred
horses have been disabled by their feet being badly
burned b, lime in the burned district. Ten thousand
dollars additional received nom Chicago asl even
ng. Rebuilding going on Drrhy.
TORONTO, July THE Great Western Com
pany nave summoned special mceu4s u be held
August for purpose Of empowering tne Directors 10
exercise the special powers conferred on the company
whereby tLcv create au Issue oi ordinary .hhts IN
ru of tine whole portion of their hofloNlhg powers
toward PAWN OF ANA reccming The tciniablc o"hHs
MADRID, July THE Spanish Congress las
adopted a copyright bill whereby subjects Of states
who's. legislation IN regard To literary matters j. similar
10 Sp.H will have m gain TIE SANE shi- - ophuiri
subjects. within "A nc ItI the ntersiJ treaties WIN
III ancr H. gland, Be gum Italy, Portugal and 0uaid
VIII ue condemned, aAd others ncbUt atcd Oh to BASIS Vi
rcCll.OC4y.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
cp1vrs AND cAsUALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

RUTIMoRE, July s.-Marx ErlangeT, found guilty
~ forgrv was sentenced " nye years imprisonment ia the
ponteutiary'
BrFFNo. n. Y. July s.-John Prizes, age IT, Percy
tr,g age To- and l.. Waters y, were drowned
yrs,.riav while bathing In Niagara River.
PluILpsBURG, n. D., July S.-John Cooney, a
booman on the Canal struck by lightning Friday
evening" rear stlnhope, n. j., and instantly killed.
CHEYENNE, wy. July S.-H. j. Smalley shot and
Killed his brother Andrew yesterday, near McPhefron Ne
rasEa The smaeys travelling overland from Moline.
H., 10 COLORADO
CoruNnUs. OHIO. July s-Chas. c. Neereamer.
for house of Joseph Harris has EN-
bezzed funds from his employer Ia t aoun' Vi No W HIee
Thousand dollars lie ha confessed MS erine'
Rosroy. Mass July .-Superntendent Of Con-
ducors Rugg II the Iighsnds Railway mas been h.ld IN
81 500 charged aut and threatening TO shoot super
iptendent Humphreys OF the Metropolitan Road
ClSCINSATI ONO July S.-Pleasant Stanley, aged
10 living An Greensburg Iud murdered In his bd by
persons Thursday night Robbery was evidently
Inc motive large amount OF money usually Kept about MS
person was gone.
CONCORD. n H., July s.-GeOrge Pritchard of
ondon Willis Beard Concord, aud Wllarl Eastman
of tleon capsEed Clougs pond IA London on frdsi,
and eari Eastman drowned Both we're unmarried
and about 30 years OF age.
OMAHA Neb July S-Three men, while working
IN welinear the grounds OF Creighton College yesterday af
ternoon buried alive at great depth caused by tho
eayng tho s Little hopes are entertained VI rescuug
them.
Sr IorIs. Mo-. July s.-The boiler Of a steam
Sashyle III Friday exploded with great ioree injuTing ~
~ oe Harry Lee badly that they de during the
tsv and dangrrousy wounding George Wells, William
Arizona aud young Of N. MeCraeken.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

CHICAGO July s-George NJ. Boerge has been APP
poptcd Receiver Of the Chicago Life Insurance COMPANY.
CNCINNAT, July sIDuTing Ine ",th ~ ,e rn,1 talI
@ & 1au have been taken by the citizens Of Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA July s.-Detwiler u Welsh own
- - tbo Market mills suspended payns
Their Indebtedness is unknown, but tho auie CAuSe
ouite cOmmOtlOn and change
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July s-lhree seaneh oi, !
,h schnoner Nar from GeOT yeOwn, became ehsasSu W.
Sght 20 day and r. L. Hawkins stabbed Nllim R pay 3n @
a., Ssdar,ne - The murdered man was an Ehgnshmhn'
CoscoRD, n. H., July s.-1he Directors oi ths me
sullivan County Railroad, at special meonhs 70 d ~
the lease under when to roau ia
heen orraied by managers Of the vermont N
e atnce Is66 voted unanimously 10 terminate en oon
pa, the lat August next as the date oi i eno
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
RANKING FOR TIE PALACE.

When Sultan Murad ascended the throne
he heavily in debt to Chrsta Efendi zographos'
Greek banker and he had urgent need Of further ad
vances. 1t arranged between tho banker ana the
suan's broherin-aw, Nouri Pasha, that another re-
mttance should be made aud that jewery belonging 10
the palace should be held security Tor INC
whole debt. The Jewels accordingly sent 10
Christah Efrendfs house in Paris. The Londo'
Standards COnstantinOple correspondent now s'ates
that the present Sultan has taken steps 10
cancel the contract and require the banker 10
restore the Jewels. The poor banker who Is In PARIS
where does not like TO give up the jewels
without the repayment Of the sums due to him. lie Is
all likely obtain bis money, ana as he Is TURK
ish subject and possesses considerable property IN
Turkey he VIII have choose between the restoration
OF the Jewels and the sequestaton of his property OF
course If he gives mp the jewels he will have q zen
Of the former Sultan Tor the amount OF
his claim, but unfortunately Murad has no estate
when the present sultan tO tho throne III was AZ
legged that he had paid his brothers debts out OF Tue
money which he had himself saved ana people nrr now
asking what those debts which Abdul lihInd pau,
after what was due TO Chrisake Ehrndi had Deen ar
ranged in tie described. chisakl IN ndl nis
placed his horses at the disposal OF the war Minister
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
LITTLE GIRL TURNED OUT OF DOORS.

Officer Sabercool of the Eighth Precinct. last
evening found little girl years old, crying and IN
faint condition at Grand St. and South fifh-ave. lie
took her the Prncest station house where she tod
ptifu story Her parents John and Caharine Hoonan,
Of No 1877 South Ffthave, had turned her out Of
doors On Saturday night aud the little child had wandered
In the streets all night and the whole day yesterday
without eating mOrscl OF food The Sergeant sent Off
GERS to house OF her parents and they found me
mother living in a corner Of room grossly ntoNl-
Gated while the father wac stretched out III tLe
middle OF the floor IN similar state. Another
iittle girl wears old was also found almost famshed
The room itself was utterly bare of furniture. The pa
rents were locked up In the Stauonh0lse, ana the ch
ns case has been referred the Society for the Pre-
te rents were in The habit OF iltreatiug the children
and often turned the elder daug the street.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
HE AID SENT TO BAYAzID.
PRINCE GORTsCHAKOFF EXPLAINS.

NIkNEA.
The Pressc saws: "Prince GortschakOif, in an
interview with a distinguished statesman, stated that
only the servan question induced him accompany the
Gar the of lie had prevented Seryian co
operation although urgently offered. In order to avoid
European complications, Russia had acted on two prnc
pies; first, avoid all interference with the internal
affairs of servia and Roumana, aud not encourage them
to warfare against Turkey and secondly 20 declare so
long the lasted any Intervention by the Powers
who at the conclusion of peace would have opportu
nifty Of protecting all their interests The Russians were
prepared for greater resistance by Turkey than las
hitherto been experienced. Ho concludes as follows:
If we the Prince SAYS succeed in decisive battle in
Bulgaria, task viii be completed in a short time
II the Turks into the Balkans-and have reason
TO believe they w-we shall have annoying delays be-
cause Of their cNccent positions for defence. Then Will
commence our difficulty in provisioning the army"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
1t is also believed that Mukhtar Pasba will be en-
A BATTLE FOUGHT AT IPEK.


LoNDoN, July g, 1877.
A Reuter- despatch dated Erzerum July ., says :
The Russians fell back in an orderly manner from
Utchkissa TO Ipek. followed by the Turkish right
There were frequent cavalry skirmshes. A regu-
lar engagement commenced at daybreak on the 4th
and lasted until 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The
only fact known concerning it is that the Russians
maintained their position at Ipek.
The Russians have recommended and contnu-
ing the bombardment of Kars.
Dervish Pasha teegraphs from Batoum that a
regiment of Russian cavalry supported by infantry
attacked Zban on Wednesday, and was defeated
with the loss of fifty killed and one hundred
wounded.
TIE RUSSIANS IN TIE OLTI vALtEY.
LONDON, Monday, July 0.
The Daily hcrS dispatch dated Erzcrum, Sunday
says the Russians are advancing into the Olh Valley
1t is feared this s in consequence of their
Withdrawing from other points. The Turks are
moving troops to resist them.
THE AID SENT TO BAYAZID.
ST. PETERSBURG July 8, 1877.
1t is officially announced that the Erwan column
arrived the fifth inst. in the vicinity of lgdvr to
complete the stores of provisions and war material
previous to marching to the relief of Bayazd where
a Russian garrison maintains position, though sur
rounded by 20 battaons and 10000 cavalry.
The Grand Duke Michael has gone to Iitis.
COMM NICATIoN WITH KARs RESTORED.
CoSsTANTINOPLE, July 6. 1877.
Mukhtar Pasha teleHaphs under date of the 9th
that his army had arrived at Kerkpounar five
hours march from Kars Communication with kars
has been restored the Russians who occupied posi-
ticns near Hadji Hall having retired beyond the
fortress
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
THE FALSE RUMoRs OF THE PoPE's DEATH.
TIE FISHERIES COMMISSION.

TORONTO, July IA dispatch to The Globe,
dated London tho 9Th inst, says: The Times IN cd
torial the Fisheries Commission says; ." No sum
should be asked from the United States beyond that 70
which prepared 10 maintain rigit-that which
believe the Commissioners would assign II they
judged correctly The possibility that they may choose
TO themselves trouble snd some odium by
taking the case half way and splitting the difference
between what ask and what the United states offer
reason why should ask than entitled
To. II honor 10 give better example Of the
way in which international lawsuit should be conduct
ed the part ~ the plaintiff Compared with this, tho
result is matter OF Indifference. We shall acquiesce in
auythng which. Ia other srttlos the nsner
question between the United states and ourselves
and prevents them from being agan left open and per
pctual subj ct for "a 10 quarrel over
HALIFAX, July THE answer OF tho agent ~ tho
United states Government 70 the Case behalf OF
Great Britain before tue Fisheries Commission, hled
to-day with tAe secretary. The Commission did not
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE WAR.

LONDON July ., 1871.
The dispatch of the feet TO Besika Bay continues
to be the chief topic in British politics. The move
ment is gravcy censured by the Opposition tend
ing to revive III Constantnople the hope of British
intervention and to impair Engands influence as
neutral power when the Eastern question comes to
final settlement. Sir Stafford NOrhcOtGs eXplana-
ton in the House of Commons is declared TO he IL
sufficient and unsatisfactory. Those who believe
British interests are bound up with the maintain
ance of the Turkish Empire of course take an oppos
ite view The discussion this step has not
developed any expression of popular opinion
which would lead to the belief that the great mass
of English people have changed their views with re-
gard to the war Active interference in the contest
would be exceedingly unpopular now, as at any
time since the declaration of war though undoubtedly
there is strong suspicion of Russa's designs preva-
lent among the people, and their sympathes are
rather with than against the Turks-feciings winch
the course of events might at any time change into
pronounced support of what is generally believed to
be the poli"v of the majority of the Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
TIE WAR IN ARMENIA.

THE RUSSIAN PROSPECTS BErTER-THK BoMBARD-
MENT OF KARs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SENT TO BAYAzID.
LONDON. Sunday, July s, 1877.
Whilst nearly all accounts from the seat of war in
Asia Minor agree that the Russians have met with
serious reverses their position does not appear TO
he as fboroughly compromised as would be inferred
from earlier dispatches from Erzerum. The most
sinister feature of the Russian situation is the al
most utter absence Of official bulletins from the
Grand Duke Michael which hitherto kept us in
formed of the progress of the Russians The fol-
lowing are the positions of their respective forces as
nearly as can be ascertaincd: The Russian left
wing after advancing TO Delibaba, has now turned
back on its line Of advance and is march
Ing on Bayazid which is still invested by II
regulars from Van II VIII probably be able
10 odefeatthese save Bayazid and re-eStabllsh com
muncaton with ErvaD. A detached column OF the
center, under General Heymann, after the defeat at
Ze"in with serious loss, has fallen back to the
neghborhOOd of Kars but the seige of Kars has not
been raised and the latest Turkish bulletins do not
give the impression that Mukhtar Pasha feels him.
self strong enough to undertake its relief. The
latest adyices represent that he has advanced to
within 10 miles Of the Russian investing lines.
There has been nothing definite from Batum since
the capture by the Turks of the Russian position on
the samebah and Khatzuban Heights. Both Rus
Gan and Turkish Tenforcements are said TO be has
tening forward. The question Of provisioning the
armies is said to be growing serious for both sides.
THK SITUATION IN DETAIL
ERzERUM Friday, July 6, 1877.
The following is the actual positions OF the forces
In Armenia: The Turkish right wing confronts the
Russian left at Utsch- Kilissa. Faick Pasha has
fesh body of u, 900 Russians opposed TO him near
Bayazd. Another Russian division OF 10000 men
Is marching towards Ardahan. Mukhtar Pashas
advance guard is within fourteen miles of Kars.
Bsttles ara expected at Utsch-Kilissa and Bayazid
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
A SCENE IN THE sOUGHANLU.

A correspondent of The London NeTs, who
reached the Turkish camp in the SOughanlu range carry
in June saw the great gacere snow beds when were
feeding the mountain torrents and felt the raw edge OF
the wind Every day for a week there were ram and snow
storms and every morning the camp covered with
thick sheet Of snow. TO ordinary European army
with baggage and artillery trains, the country around
the camp was impossible. and the Turkish officers were
not surprised that the advance OF the Russian left wing
over the spurs AraTat chain 10 the south had not
been more rapid. 1t in such wintry scene as TINS
that the spoudent witnessed the rolca In camp
and the public punishment OF apar OF military offenders
The bataions were drawn up in columns OF companies
along the slope outside their tents TIE report was made
in tho fashion, and then just before the sun dsa
pcared over the snowy sicrras towards Erzerum tie
Iiperal salute was rendered. The bands played lon
drawn out wailing kind OF ar-the regimentil
bugles sounded a flourish, the drums rolled,
and simultaneously from the entire army
burst the cry, "LOng live my PadiShah,'
Wlilo the troops presented arms. THIS ceremony WIS
rcpeated three times, and then the blenders were
marched from their bataons to point IN irunt oi t
whole line. Each man place himself on hands ana
knees. and by MIN stood soldier holding stout SICK
rout Il ward long. On signal from t,c comnan liie
the sticks commenced bclabOriBC the Culpris, keeping
time 70 the music with the greatest regularity Al ds-
tance they had the appearance OF men brailnS aust
ont OF carpets After each had received about NV no"
on the music ceased and he offenders returned
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