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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-25
prElErI |:

TEInouhpTEns RICHMoNp EoMMANDRRY,,
i5 q NO. q, KNIGHTS TENpLARs.
inRDER No. 80 Sin KNIGHTS NJ
" Attend q stated assembly OF the Com ~
msndery at the Asylum; g. Albnn I., ma,l.
IN citiarns, dress. The annual election of y
officers " in be held Members or the Commandery
OF 81. Andrew are courteousy invited TO attend.
Nv Order OF the Eminent Commander. .,'r,------,-+
1. Isl. TOWER, Captair-tIen
Attest: G. F. DANFoRTH, Recorder. 1.26-lt
TRTENDs OF TEMPERhNCE.-There
II will be held regular meeting OF OLD Do,
sIINI0N COUNCIL Friends Of Temperance, THIS
Hail, Ninth street Business of importance to every
member will be brought before the meeting.
ie 25-ltx J. F. w. GIBSON, President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-25

The transfer books Of The BONDED DEBT OF the
city of Richmond Will be closed on the goth Instant
and reopened on the LIST day Of Jolly next.
ID l4-1O j. b. ROYSTER. Auditor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-25

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, June 13, 1879 5
THO BONDHOLDERS. -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

Name OF u ,"tgago-, " ian 4. nis,n.
Ma ns. # II u: g.: -, j ,ul B I.i"i,,t.
ID ,c vi ii 'r:.r re, az, Soye.n ,"c s!'.
" ileii alif: VII, = .ccuiU2d. - IL ,!ice q
the ;.cyi:2e.. y: Deeds il and f,s ti:t 1 l,ay II
Rea~o 4 ana ,ts:te"t M.:in2>u:a, ~, IL il,
d'y OF NJvem!er 4. d. lo.. Al ~ nc. 5cH \;
vi. IN BOOK j OF NJ ,rts:ig2S Oh = g - ANA IL
Dt-c. p.i III uf Mor'g ,g'd p e,l:,>.s, All lac
II wilt, desc lied p,ece d ptrc.l ii i.id l..
li.g aid Dtltig LII m; c.''!i,y II H't''', q I'D
State If Nlln = TIA, t>.-al.: TLt SJu;h :islf If
the Mouth Yves; qua ,e. aud n'r;n ha;it II NE
south west qua ter tt SeCIlt f,ur III L }" IL
snip nunu.ed and ten 'i:j cf rang. lniiTS.
f"'tf ut Gohtal'1iH. one huai.r ahd sIx.!
acres o. & .'varnnat su Ve;. s :.C III III &.
was gs".i II Sec:: iii. s.;.n ri in e IL: I'd &!
d itgS and i,Ne ,.:. h,teu.i at Twelve p.t cent
p-. ann:,n unIi full. pud acc ,.,a,g ,otl,
ed. Amount ci,siiilu;! ~ b. Il alc ,., said " ,,I-
gtyc At the d.,te hereof is ,ur Ed.ri.ed aid
slx,een Doll '.s ,Si!'oi, .nd ,ha fu,1a;. s"n
OF Sj.o3 Ii.x IS put. Dii .ii III % iiC .a:..-
cd nJitgHgee sld n, ac!iu.l Or p.:,c2t,.iiIr at
lav or Gtnerwisa hi!i...s u4cn his, isr;s.t:' 10
c; icct sad ins''@ag@ d=it "a :...' pHi IN 20
nDtice is hereby 81. eii latt by .e.;s Il II q .
fault III tae payment ct lid sun '.lct,
aud bJ virtue ap,wc,';! /! >;.i. IN SID .:.p..-
gage c,ntained, and pncs.ian, 10 s;:.l;,ie ilt
such case m.ds AID p:usid d, ,he SAID m ''-
gage will be forecl ,sed by sale If s;,ld nlOi,-
g.Ycd premises, ut public tlc,ion, 10 he high
est c:lsn bidder, by tae sacii.t said c ,unl. "f
il ill ge IF Redwood lis in said cou,ty f
Redwood Oh tae 9Th day # v, tnber A. ID.
1875, Il, 2 Ocl OK p. NJ, to satisfy S:la amount
due on sail MonYige as IF ,res;iid, and all
cpsts Of sal. am! Gi ,aarsi1ru: j, L." I'LL We'd
and Forty Has stip:,i rted ~ SID ia g:ge
to be paid us Attorneys fees in case OF tore
81 sure.
DMed, Glencoe Mimi. Scv't l71ir 1873.
James l.. Angle, +, all6 VI. Elyood, Nclen L.
Poulton,
Executors Of estate Of ohn B. Elwood, m ort
gay. G, deceased.
N. q: LITTLE,
Glencoe. MINI.
Alto ney for said executors.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
Good Na;Gred KcrSes.

1t is the chief glory Of the Aneri-
can horse that he is the most endur-
able and asniablc Of his kind on the
face of the earth, the Orient except
cl.-Next to Arabia. in locility and
intclli gence, in love for MN, AMI iii
general har,lihood, st,n Is the Amer
lean. The English thoroughbred is
an equine devil the Spanish and
Italian horses are b"u:cs; the French
racer is to he admired at :. dist ,nce !;
but the American horse is kind and
gentle, and in gloss and bloom of
grooming ana virtility the American
stallion cs;n be pettei oy womc., and
fondled by chill;en. We confess
that we are very proud OF this. it
argues Intelligence and l'usn,nitv
among the people, and noble Gali
ties on the part of our horses. l.
should be the g.c:t ambition of
the breeder and g.owct to keep
t:,is jl>t as it is. And there.
fore tie temper Of the d.n should
bc closely understood; for the
dun has v,sHv more to do with
the temper Of the colt than the sire.
In ill our obsecv atoms we have been
invsrii5ly led to this conclusion /:
The young colt, like u boy., is power
fully effected by example. He is
the enbo liment Of INIT ton. 1t the
mare ieers and show ugIiness, the
little colt will catch the h bit from
her ana do just as she docs; and
who can tolerate 4 kicking, leesins,
biting colt in his st,ll ? Su'h :,
ere s,ure is q very 5, tin i'll mini,tu C.
You never know when to trust the
imp. He will e,t corn out of your
hand, and look the very picture of
gr.titule, md when you turn to go
out out, rejoicing in your good deed,
wh:,ck cones his heels III you. back.
The man who can keep in remem-
bsance the Lessons of p,tiencc and
morality he le e.rnel at his mothers
knee, when he picks himself up on:
of the corner of the $. Ill, un,ler such
circumst 'nces, is s,int. The str,in
On Il mans inner righteousness il;
that moment is immohse. We are
positive about, for we have been
there and know how it is ourselves
-, W. Fl. Murray.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
The Acccni District.

The Democrats of this, the Sec
ond Congressional District are in
dnlgins III a private but very broad
grin orer what they reg ,ri as a
piece Of >kil:fUi manouve.iny on
their part. in their figuring with the
Greenback party. That these par
ties have had a common purpose
the defeat of the Republican party
and that all their blrs lining and
trading has been carried on VIZ:
that end IN view. has been manifest.
In fact, the whole aifir, in Il! lis
details, has been apparent. They
abandoned the FIRST district, msk.ng
common cauSc. with Democratic
candidate IN tae Second and Il
Grecnback can Id tie N the Third
districts. ti4e Democrats we'll knov-
ing th,t only ve"y small fraction
of their party in the thi.l d:st:ic;
would vote for nonnclly unaey any
circumstances. Bu. they did no:
care for that. Their only pu.pose
was = elect Il dem o--At il :he cad
district, and the'c is w',c.e the Dem
ocrat;c laugh cones il. They con
slider that they have captured t..e
G.ceuback vot. i. this district with
out giving anything valu .ble i'll re-
;u5n. In one sea>e il IS Il great
democratic victof;. \ de,io rate
politi ian's highest ambition is to
PIX: up a job Oh so-aebojy and. ia
tbs case. ,4ey have accomplished <.
The no;ireS who pu, the n>ylve>
forwa ard is the lctie.s Of the gteen-
back party are no match fpr ;Ae old
hard heads Of the Democracy. and
thc.' have been >coopea. But ther,.
the victory ends. The Greenbac!s
leaders are too inexperienced to lea:
anybody and Their bargain docs no;
carry votes with it.
We have the vy.y best authority
for saying that The me.nbccS of the
Greenb,se party iii this par, Of the
district, who have heretofore acted
with the Republican party, viii not
vote for NJ. Pc her bu; will support
NJ. Strait. The \ R..,uoii,an s,'e-
heads who have beel t..vi:sg to beat
the party for two o: three years are
still at it, lut R"puo.i ans, who
Joined the Grr,nb q; movement
from principle have no interest III
Pehler.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
lie Sueur Seminal. Oct. 3: The

lie Suear Seminal, Oct. 3: The
quantity OF molasses or syrup being
manufactured in this county from
sorghum and amber cane, chiefly of
the latter, is astonishing. In many
ncighborhoods nearly every farmer
has raised from a quarter to an acre
of cane, and the yield of syrup this
year ranges from $50 to 200 gallons
per acre. In the ne; e;ghb,rhood Of
the Sharon pos:-otticc there are four
or five cane mills that have been at
work for about three weeks past
gl:adins, recently during the night a.
we'll as the day, and turning out
from Ii ty to ole hundred gallo cv-
ry twentv-four hours; and t;.ey have
work for several weeks to come. A:
Cleveland there are three mills tilat
haze been running for about three
weeks, and we learn that the one
owned by VIM. Lances.er has been
turning ont as h;g!, as l5o gallons of
syrup in twenty-tour hours. The
syrup this year is generally of excell-
cn. quality.
The Cheyenne Indian trouble in
Kansas has leve!o.,ed to unexpected
proportions. The Chcyenncs who
left their reservation in Indi.ln Ter
ri:ory some time last month are
sinai. and Struggling bands, but
they are we'll armed and irrisateu.
In their march northwest over the
>p,rsely settled country lying about
! the upper wa;cs of the Republican
and 1la5tc rivers, they are commit.
ting very serious dep.cds;ions. The
Latest dispat, hes represents them rs
stealing all the stock and nlurdering
al the settlers that come i'll the.r
way. and the LIST OF dead already
m,u..t> up to some twenty. There
seems to be 4 number OF bands, as
the detachment taat fought Captain
Mauck at Fam, shed Woman's creek,
s,ty mics s,utileas: of Furt Wat
lace, and afterwards crossed the
X h,i.sa, Pac ii: at B,ff:lo station,
killing eighteen settlers, can hardly
be the same that Is moving about
the upper Republican river a"d
which IS alarming the people o; Sd
ney, Nebraska. Ii it is uiiiauic to
keep track OF tie rcv.ng bands OF
Cneyen,e>, it is scarcely easier to
follow TIE movements OF the troops
who are pursuing or lying in wal,
ior them. Capt. MsucN's detac.l-
ment, which iought the band south
OF the Kansas Pac iic with so little
result, is proceeding north after
them, esedently. Col. Tnorngurg is
waiting al S dney for the Repuoli-
can river rcncgates, whom ne means
to strike at the passage Of the Platte
as they move nor,h. Everybody
who teleyraphs from any OF the
POINTS in question is sure dec $ We
ii yht must take place somewhere in a
Jew days. Probably this expecta-
ton VII be realized, unless the
Cleyenccs d.scourteosly decline the
meeting arranged for them! Pi-
/ Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE.

nefault having been made in the conditions
u II !. ceE,ai,l mJrisig. cxocl;ei by Gorge
+. Wlnge;t mp:sg gor 70 George Craoks mo
tgagee, dated August :',h, A. ID. lo.. .,.ii re-
and for the County of elwo.al III IN. s. ate of
Minnesota cn the l5,h d ~ If ) u, elnbei A. u.
los1, II IL u'cl ck NJ. Ill Box VI III. ,gages on
p ig.5 ~. and Ais, ~ Aicn MOI. gage 1netc was
6 ,nveyed am y AMI cd tnc f.t wing d,.icifoed
real estate si.uI,e ia the C,unty ii edSJod
aforesaid, ~ wit;
LIT six Il, in block seven e, in the original
pl \ Of the Village II edwvod Falls. ah1 Us
eleven tai ana Twelve tl2, i'll Vi cx two q III
Walson's firss addii,n l. th. ii.ge,f ed
wood E.:lls, 10 secure ne piylne,i; vi I ne sum
Vt Two Hunlred d, lila ~ha i.ueres, al the
rate Vt twelve per ceui per aunu.n accOidlly
to the conditions II cealuin prolnlsO sorry iio.e
bearing same due as SAID mo.,g ,ge made ~
said George E. Winge;t GnI one ". H. Post 10
said GeOl Ye Crock I'D there being due AID
unpaid upon said IA tie and mo.ty, ,ye Il, tne
dJle uf tnis notice the suin If Two huldivd
and Twenty four aud 5-lO dolll.s, and Il ic-
ii ~ or proceeding iii llw or ON .rvise hty1ng
Teen instituted recover the amount VI SAID
mortgage debt Or any = ri tn":e +;
Now therefore, notice ia hereby given tnat
By virtue and in pursuance Of !. power of sle
IL said mortgage contained and herewith re-
cuded, and Gf The stature In such case mace
and provided, the above dcsc.ibed Premises
OF the Court House In aud for said edwood
County at the vill9ge Cf edwOOd Falls Oh the
18th day II October A. d. 1878 at ~ u cl ,ck in
the forenoon to satisfy the amount Of said
with the costs and expenses Of such f.,recl ,sure
proceedings, including twenty-five llars AT.
torney's fees, as stipulated in said mortgage
and the said mortgage will be thereby fore
cl ssed.
Dated edwood Falls Sept. 9Th. 1873
GEO Gee OOKs,
M. E. POWELL, Nor1agee
Atty. for MOrtagee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
Sale Of State Lands.
STATE Of MINNESOTA. J
LAND OFFICE,
ST, PAUL. August 26, 1876.

Notice is hereby given that the Com
mis- 'ioncr Of the state Land Office VIII
offer at public sale oil the school, Uni
vcrsitv and Internal improvement lands
appraised and unsoll in the County of
Redwood ut the Office of the County
Aalitor in Redwood
~ ~~e-l.v 0cto;,,r 29th. 1873.
= 10 c'clo,k A. n.
All lands not owned nv persons whose
crops have h"en dcstrovn! hv ~~"ss'.o.,-
for moro than on" ~oar will be declared
forfeited ard rcoffercd, unless previous
" rp.leernd
Printed lists If the lands to hc offered
NAV he obtained at the Auditors office
!; in said county for two weeks prior to
the sale
TERMS OF SALE.
Fift""n p"r cent. of the purchase mon
ey and interest ut tho rate of seven Dcr
| cent. nor annum on the balance from the
+, dsv Of sale to the first dav of June. 1879,
will be ro"uired on the dlav of sale. On
| firbered lands an amount euus1 to the
| vrl''" If the timber will he required in
A1'ition to the fifteen ner cent After
the first payment the balance 1T tn" pur-
chase money in full. or in installmcnts,
is PAYABLE. at the option Of the purchas-
er. at anv time within thirty years from
~" date of sole. on School. Agricultural
COLLEGE and University Lands and twen-
tv voars on Internal Tnnrovemnnt Lands,
rrovided that annual interest thereon at
tn" rate of eev"n por cent is paid, in 3D.
vance. on the first day Of June. or within
six da~s thereafter. Upon failure to
nav interest when due the lands revert to
the STATE without furthur notice or pro-
cess. and viii ncain he offered at public
salc unless double the amount Of inter.
| est 6no is previously paid. No lands eau
be sold at loss than the appraisal. which
cannot b less than IS per acre.
O.P. WHITCONB,.
Commissioners.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
OAT MEAL.

Liebic has chemically demonstrated
that oatnc i is almost rs nutritious
as II" very best English beef, and
that it is richer th,n whcaten brc ID
in the clements t'lat 60 to form bone
IN ml~,'e. Prof. Forbes, Of E lia-
barg',, dariAg sole twenty years.
mcasu'ei tn, b:e .d;h and height.
and also testei the strength of both
the arms AID loins of the students in
the univeis;ty--a very numerous
class and Of various n.tionnli;ies
drawn TO Z !iEbu:gh by the frne Of
his teaching. lie found that in
height, brelth Of chest nj shoulders,
an. strength of arms ana loins. the
lie, ,gians were at the bottom of the
list: little above them the Ftencl /;
very much higher the English +: and
tho highest of all the Scotch and
Scotch Irish f'onl Ulster. who, like
the natives Of Scotland are fed in
their e1,.ly years with at least one
me i i. d.s' of good oatmeal por-
ri ,iOe.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
WATSON'S

TRANSIENT RATES.
l. The smallest charge is 10 cts
and by the week Is cts If book is
kept longer than one week, 3cts Il
day additional will be charged.
2. Books my be exch .nged ut
pleasure, but tee Volu mes ou9 must
be returned 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 return.
4. Books lost, Or def,ccl, must
he paid for before others can be
drawn,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
G. s. NV,
Ii n T..
THE CH1cAGo & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.

Embraces under one mana g ,ment the Great
Trunk ailway Lines If lnc SESr and NORTH
WEST, and, with lis numerous Branches and
connections forms the sh "test and quickest
route between Chicago aul all !, 'in's i'll Him
nis. Wisconsin, n, +, he II Mich,g m. Minnesora.
Ter ito:ies. Its ON ha and Calf cnia line is
the shortest and best r,ru,e be, wecn Chicago
and ell points in northern Illin.i>, low, Dak :
tas Nebraska, Wyoming, q l,r,,d,, Utah, Ne
vada, California, Oreg m, China, J.p,n and
Australia. It's Chicago. S.. Paul and Minno"p-
oils line. is INT shortcs, line be, Chicag, !,
Wirnesnta, and for Madison, S.. Paul, Mfnne-
ap~lis, Duluth, and all points in the Great
La Cross, winona and s.. Peter line is the
Winonn, Rochester, O~at ola, Mani.ltO, St. Pc
tor. New IFn, and Il p,ints in s arhern and
Centl ,s c lis Gseen Buy sd s,San Ms,,
"nd J'nesville, Watertown. Fond du Lac. Osh-
koeh b. appleton, Griffin Bay, Escanab', Nexau-
n"e. M'rquette. Hnughton, Hancock aud the
bilnrn line IS the only roa,e between Chicago
and Elgin. Rockford, Fceep )rt, and IN prints
Win Freepo-t. Its Chicago and hill vaukee
" one passing be. ween Chicago and Evanston,
Leke Forest, Highl'ni Park, Waukegan, RAJ
CINE. Kenceho and Millvaukee.
Pullman Palace Driving Room Cars are run
on Ill through trains of this road.
tween Chicago "nd St. P,ul and Minneapolis,
Cbicoeo and milwaukee,, ClicagO and Winona,
Close connec,ions orc mode 1t Chicogo will
the Leke Shove & Michigan Southern, Mich'-
g"n CentrrL, Daltimore & Ohio, Pittsbu-g, FL
Wavne 4 Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan
Handle Rnstes. for oil points East and S,',th-
east. and with the Chicago and Alton and Him
Ois Centred for afl points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific 4. R. at Omaha for oil for West
p-i1ta.
Close comections made at junction points
W'th treins Of oil croes p ,ints.
Ti"ke<s over this route a~o s~ld nv oil Co,l-
pm Ticket Agents in the United States and
Canada.
Remembe-. you ok for you Tickets via the
Chicngo 4 Northwestern Railway, and take
New York Office, No. 415 B-oadw,v: B,ston
Onlce. No. 3 State Street: Om9ho Ofnce. c45
Fhrnh"m Street San francisco Office, 2 New
Montgomery Stroet: Chicago Ticket Of1"e, ~
CLARK Ss~aef, onder Shevman House. IS Con"l,
covne- West Kinzie and Canal Streets; Wells
and Kinzie Streets.
For rotes ~ Information not attainable from
vour home ticket agents. apply to
w. H. STENNETT. Ag't, Chicago.
Gen. Pass.
MARVIN HCGHIrr,
Gen. Mann'r, Chicago.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
Redwood County.
SOME OF TIE lNnUCE TENTS IT
OFFERS TO TARMEkS.


4 soil unsurpassed in fertility,
we'll watered, plcw land and mead
ow on almost every quarter section.
\ fine body of timber, about l2,-
900 acres, stretching along the cn-
tire north side Of the County, and
groves scattered all through it.
Every portion of the County with
in easy reach of Il railroad market.
School districts organized and
school houses built.
Church org mutations and church
buildings.
Two No. l. Touring mills and one
saw mill, located ut Redwood Falls,
the County Seat. ..-
Magnificent rolling prairics with
charming lakes.
Good society and remarkable
heal5hy climate.
Excellent markets for everything
produced by the f,rmcr.
Farms can be purchased at iig-
urcs that are reg ,rd I'd as reasonable
even on lhc frontier ana bear no
, comparison to the price Of land in
older Counties where the business
and social advantages are no better
AMI often inferior.
! Low TAxEs.-The amount Of gen
er;;l Tx, levied IN 1877, on IN uninl-
! proved quarter section did not ex-
cecd five doll,rs, and the average
amount on improved quarter sections
WAS almost six dollars.
! Redwood County, with it's present
prospects Of Development and
growth. offers inducements to farm
crs not to be found any place else in
j the northwest.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
Republican Convention.

A Republican convention, in and for
the County Of Redwood State of Mime
sofa, will he held at the Court House in
the Village of Redwood Falls on Monday
October 14th, at 3 o'clock p. M. for the
purpose of electing six delegates to the
Senatorial convention for the 37th, Dist.
called to meet at Marshall on the 18th
inst
Redwood Falls will be entitled to five
delegates ami all other organized Towns
one each.
JAS. Nc MILAN.
n CH'S. Con-.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10

The books of the Iasane Asylum
have been turned over to P1bl;c Ez-
aminer Knox, and the fiaal cxamina-
ton will be made under his supervis-
ion. This movement was the result
Of conference between the investi-
eating committee and Governor
Pillsbary and will be regarded with
satisfaction by all who wish to beSe
tbe facts in the case.
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Com M issiOaer District.
Convention.

There will be convention, in and for
the 5th commissioner District Redwood
Comfy, held Oct. 18th 1873. at 3 o'clo k
P. n. ut the School house in School Dist
riot No. Eleven. Town of Sheridan, for
the purpose Of tlacin, in nom:u ,tioa a
candidate for the Office of County COM
missioner. The several Towns viii be
entitled to delegates as follows:
Swedes, Forest 8, all other organized
Towns Peach and all unorganized Towns
each:
Many Voters.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
SIIERIFFS SALE.

By virtue cf an execution issund ~,,t # w.
District c :u.1 f,r lh' Th'd .Iud"i Dis: let
in AMI f,r the ,uuy of Winnna ani
Stat" Of Minnns 'tn, up n a iulgin"r issued
End dbchated in siid C)u:t On .hn t"u'h day If
Fch~l1"v \. u. 1876. in n certain &c IN where
in Ella Briggs Pl in.Tf, uy.d M 4.
B iggs was D9 f"n'ian1. in vnr # said Plain
tiff. and ngninSt s,il drf"adrn., f,r -hn sum Of
five hundred and ten dell 'rs and ninety cents
t5l0.Mh hive on The see. nd day If October, 4.
d., 1873 levied upon Il the right. ,i'lr and in
terasf of sid Defend 'nt to tn" foll wing des-
cri,od rel ns|a:e si-r"cd in thn ,unty Of
c,' wood and S a,n # Mi ::,"s = t. wit:
TIL" eas, on" h'lf + h" 10 thea :. Quarter
of Sect ion twenty va ~, T WIN one hundred
and ,li teen 1l;:, f ange thirty-six c,5,
And will 81 II the sam. D. 81 !nirh II '''cof -
may be nrrcs>try to satisfy said exccCticn a ID
SIS. NJ the font d nor # the c al H use in
the VIII ga Of cdwond Fall; III thr c 'un.y
and State IF TcSiid. nn S uu d,y III" 18th dIv
Of November A. D., 1885, at II o'ci OK A. II. Cs
thai ti.v.
Dated, ctlwoc,l L Is. Oct. End \. D., 1878.
n. n. VIII; EsOsn.
Saeri!T cd wood c ylutv, Miuucs TIA.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
IN PROBATE COURT.
OLMSTED COUNTY.
S'r ATE OF MINNESOTA

In the matter Of George Fl. 1ngham. Minor.
No,ice is hereby given thrt by virtue and in
pursuance IF an order II lcencc made in said
by sid court the undersigned Gauiian #
siid Minor will sell III pablic auction II he I'll
d y # 0ctnbe;, A. D., 1878, 1T c:.e c'cl 'ck III
the atcrronn Cf that DIV ut III" fr"n' ~ OF
III. p, IS, Ot1ic5 i'll the Vill'ye Of Walnut Cir We
in edwr"d County and State Of MINES da the
f II wing d.,c ib,l real est'tc st""'"d in
sad county cf eiwnod and State Il Minneso-
Ia. viz The undivided one eighteenth d-.s,
pat If the Northwest Gulrter "a, and the
u'h-weS, quarter 4 of h" ''''-.ast qut
1e II OF sec;i N n, Ei,Nel ia ana the
:i,h h II u, Of tne y ,r'i.-:'st auG1ert4)
and il. North hilf ~ ,nf the 'uth- ,"st qua :.
ter "a Of sec!i II y ,. jftnan:,' and he s With
east q,lar'e ,a) If s.csi N NJ. twenty even
t2D I'LL in Town snip one hil! ed AMI lilt tloD|
North of angc NJ. tai -lile ID, Wes1. sub
ject to rn.. rlynt. of the Wlu,hl and 81. Peter
all cad iippany therein.
Dated SepteMt,er 10Th, 1913
SAaAH ISjIHAM,
Gusal din u1 said Minor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10

The Yellow fever is :;b ,tine in t.l g
large cities but spreading through
the country, to the smaller towns AMI
on plantations, where the suffering
is very great on accoun: of insu l.
cient help to tik, care OF the sick.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10
CAUCUS.

A Repubi al Ca.cus in a d for
the Town OF Re- lwood Falls will be
held at the Court II )use in the VII
llgc of r redwood Falls on Saturday
Oct. l2:h, 1878, at 8 o'clock p. NJ,
orsthe purpose of e!ecting dele
gates to the County Convention
called to meet at the same place on
the l4th inst.
E. o. CHAPMAN.
Chm Com.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-10

Elections were held in a number
Of States on Tuesday. Il Oa;o and
Indiana there were three set Of can
didayes. In Iowa the Democrats
and Greenbackers fused. The full
returns will be looked for with inter-
set, especially Of congressional D.s-
>rso%0