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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-28
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Of THE OHIO VALLEY

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sasos..or to The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
10000
This Bank 1. Organized and prepared to tanact
the bg.ness q 61akinE 10 all tti p dstai !; wh,.,,,,
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By carefully regarding the interests Of ls Cor
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their esteem and Confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout tho
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oeiyed from Bank, Banker, Finn, Corporations
CertISe.ies Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
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Interest allowed on Special Deposu.
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Bank of Wheeling,
WHEELING, W. VAL
Capital, ..-..... 100000.
Stakeholder. personally liable and representing
ovpr $4,000.
seceIyes DcpodtI and Discounts Paper.
Deals In Gold, Silver, Coln'Dnia and Sterling
Exchange.
Sells Drafts on England, Ireland, France, Ger
many and other prominent parts Of Europe.
Buys and sells Government, STATE, City and Rail.
road Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given 10 Collections.
q. LAMB, Cashier.
JOS. sEYB0LD, Assistant Cashier. Jal5
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York.
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l CURE FITS!!
FITS on FALLINe sICKNEss

When I ny cure I do not mem merely 10 stop
them for a time and then have them return Rg1ln,
ImeRp 4 radical cure. ! am Z regular Physician
and have mado the dlsease Of
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-03
Interesting Discovery at Jaffa.

|-Aa English paper just received say !:
"An order wss receatly Issued by the
Sultan for removing the old wallis and
Notifications Of Jaffa (Joppa). In cut
ting gate ,hrcsh a water battery at
an angle Of the sea wall. built by Yes.
pasian. and directly in front Of the re.
puted house Of Simon the tanner. the
men came on the oval shaped tanners
vats hewn out of the natural rock aud
lined with Roman cement, down very
near the sea, and similar in every re-
spect to those in use eighteen centuricg
ago. There is also a fresh water sprius
flowing from the cliff close by. long
Snowing as the town spring. This dis
covery at least proves that the house on
the rocky bluff above. and from which
steps lead down to the vxts. must haze
belonged 20 some tanner; and as per-
haps not more than one Of that trade
would be living in 80 small place as
J'ffa. some probability is given TO the
Tradition that this is the identical spot
where the house Of Simon stood, With
whom Peter was ecjenraiug when he
saw his vision, and recived the servants
Of Cornelius.
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Forestry.

II is gratifying to know that the
preservation OF our forests and the
subject of timber culture. has attained
sufficient prominence to become topic
in the annual message Of the l'resident
| and that bill has been introduced into
the House OF Repr. se"ta,ives ut Wash
in.,on, containing provisions th't prom.
ise practical results in this behalf. We
referred to the memorial ofthc Ameri.
can Nurserymcn's Association on this
subject at the time it appeared, which
set firth the Importance OF national
interference to prevent the destruction
of Am rican forests. and encourage the
renewal of American forests. aud en-
courage the renewal Of others which
hare fallen before the rem"rscless nx.
IF we would arrcs. caIamitirs which
have ovcr,akcn mankind in other
countries in consequence OF
'imtsr devastation, the subject of
Forestry must be better understood by
our people. and government must c,me
to cur aid Tne indications now
pint to the adoption Of measures
which are in that direction.
AZ the recent annual meeting Of the
Ohio State Horticultural soc:ety the
following preamble and resolutions.
pertaining to this subject. we're unan;.
nus!y adopted:
WHEREAS, Tho members of the
Chic State Horticultural Society fully
rceogr;cc the fact that the preservation
and renewal Of our forests is matter
Of vital importance TO the future in.
ter s,s cf this nation; aud as the subj. ct
has been .econ.menlcd 20 the attention
OF Cnn.ress BY the President Of the
United States in his recent Anpua!
Message, ;n tnr,horancc o; this great
s..l important subject. it is hereby.
I'e<o'rst, That we heartily iudorse
the recommendation Of the Memorioi
of the Com mi,'cc Of the American
Nurse,ymcn,s Association, and com
,iand il to the careful consideration,
al the Cua.rcss of the United Sta'es;
and ,h,s W" urge the passage OF ,he
Bill 10 1918 oF the House Of Repre-
ecn'.'ivce.
Reso'rei, That copies .: the.e reso-
lu;i rs b. si-ncd by the Presidsn. and
5 cr-,ary of this Society. and forward
ed 10 orr Senators aud Il preventative .
in Congress.
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Wheat Wanted.
A. highest markc, price. for cash.
SICKLE l. WILTSHIRE
Redwood Falls.
To >'onsumptlves.

Consumption, that sc"nrge ut hu-
,naui,y. is the great dread Ut the Su
nan family. in all civi''z,i countries
1 ..ct conf lent that I an in poses
s,,n Of the o"ly sure. i"tasl,blc iscmr
ly now known :" the profession for
the positive aud speedy cure Of thai
dread disease. and its unwelcone c"n
comitanrs, viz. ''a'arrh. Asthma
Bronchitis. Nervous Debility. &s e.
Twenty eight years experience. as :"
busy practitioner. in the best Consump
'ion Hospitals Of the Old aud. NJ"
World, has taught me the value ut the
Medicine in the cure Of all Taroa' aud
L""" 'ompl,i"'s
Tho { ,"tf-ria. with consumption or
,uy ii the above mal.,iics. by aditcrs
ing me, giving symtoms, they shall be
put in possession ot this great boz"
without charge, aud ,hall have the hen
eft Of my experience in thousands Of
cases successfully treated, Full d.
rections for preparations and use, and
at necessary advice aud i"ssrac' c'i""s
i"r successful treatment at your "wu
home. will BE- received BY y"u by r.
turn mail, free OF charge. BY address
lug, ~
l67 JEFFERSON STREET.
Louisville XIV
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T,le Public Lands.

Some facts complied ifcm the report
of the Commissioner II the General
I..ni Oitiea m,y he Of interest 10 our
leaders. Il aruea,s that during :: e
sale. ot' pnhNc lands tor cash wee
.bau, 1870 laD acres more than The
rrav-on. year whl,e he number entered
under the Homestead and timbrr-
culture laws vas 7S5. l23 I,ss. There
var. rert,ii,l for raiitoad purposes
7,0.791 acres The total d'spp>als t
;biic lar.is ara AS So I53 acr' g.
Public surveys have been extend d
over 1852 o737 acres The ."'al.f t
unsWveyed Lands is 1,1ol l'1 ls3
acres. There were surveyed the PIT
year II 2ia ,92S acres, at COS. Of
e2li9,5.
The commissioner recommends Il e
constellation Of the Offices Of all sur
cevo,s general into ore; also the aboll-
,oio OF the contract system and the APP
rointnent Of . surv"yor-generai vi 0
may appo:n, the assistants required 70
personally make surveys.
A considerable number OF grant q
land made TO railroads have expired ny
)imits,iun. The cnmmi. sioner calls the
attention Of Congress to the necessity
Of legislation either to tho forfeiture It
grants or extend the time for the com
ple,iton Of the roads Should the lett (
course be pursued; the claims Of b., q
fde settlers upou lapsed land should be
protected. l. is recommended tha,
Congress withdraw all lands chi, n3
valuat,e for pine timlcr. from the op.
Grafton Of the homestead aud pre- emp
tiop laws and from sale except for
cash; also that the secretary "f the in.
terror BE- authorized to sell TIMBER from
public lands 10 miniog districts: also
to sell timber upon any unsurveyed
lands not mineral when needed fo'
actual settlement before public surveys
also. that law be enacted providing
for the care aud custody OF timber
lands u,ft Cor agriculture, and Tor th'
,r,Ycfuii. n of he growth o! the tiw
h., 1. .uc!l la,..is.
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N@17;s not easil. earned in these lines.
d (hu: i. can be made IN thre" months
by any Of either s-x, in amy part ct the
country who is willing to W rk steadily al
the employment that we furnish. sou per
week il. your ow" town, 1on nern h"' o''
swav from home over "'cht. W" can
.;r. xonr whole time to the work, or only
S,,r sn,rc moments. We have agents
who are making over s2h per day. Az
who engag" at once can make money fast.
A. tho nresent time money cannot he made.
50 easily and rapidly ut any other business.
Il e,~ts nothing to try thu business. Terms
am, Is Outfit free. Address at once. IL.
tIALLlrr s Co., Portland. Maine.
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The undersigned Treasurer or his
Deputy will be in attendance at the
fol owing places and times appointed
for the purpose Of receiving tax.
Walnut Grove, Janaary 18th and
10Th 1873 at ". Il. Ovens.
Lamberton. January 18th and 18th
1873 at Praxe. and Schaudcra's store.
Snndown. January 22nd aud 23rj
1873 at W. +. Malick's.
At Redw rod Falls at the County
rreasnrcr's OHice on all days not men
Toned above.
Notice is given that all Taxa sre
now due, and mus. be paid as required
by law, regarding the payment Of
axes or become subject to cost.
A. TOWER.
County Treasurer.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Nome are genuine unless the signature of. Nay.
DOCK syent far t- Unlted Stat. $. surround each
h"x tPills. and ointment. 4 h,nd.om" reward will
b., GIVEN :" any 'i"riny snrh information ~
NAV lc.i :" IT," detection "f any party or parties
,,.,in," E.icr the m-dirin-s vending the same,
knowing ,h m +. ~ srnri"us.
s.sSnli ut tue u,a:.afact"ry of Prote ssor HoLL0-
WAY Il Co.. Hew York. au.. by ~Ii reenrrtail. .ri,g.
gis.s sp dealers in medicine t:.rnng"nt tho civil
z"d w"rI' in "xas y, 25 "-nfs 6! crrt. and - each.
There is considerable saving i. taking the
lar GER sizes.
n.-prsctions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
ODre ll2 LiLrrty Street, Nrw York.
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NOTICE.
I. : i.tNr OFFICE.

T. j. LANr OFFICE.
H.dwood Fills Minn. Dec, lat. 1877.
Complaint wing b.cn entered At th. .,ihcs hy
..r-s. y. rr=zi"r agsinst Edwin n Bailey s"r
,s,,,,,,;nu Ina IIom. stead Eutry. M. 1857. dated
Inn. IA 1879. vpnn the : i.NE !. Shs " 4 "i
sc,,ion i Township liz. Range 80: in Redwood
coa,, Nnntst with vie. to the e.es,,"t,"n m 81 e.,
.rn..r =: his Oi,;,e On the 1o,h day Of January.
is:s =, O'Clock ". tn respond and furnish ses;-
money conc. rniug. said alleged aban'o'ment.
Wx. p. DrNNISGrnS, Register.
Wa B, HxRxiOrr. Receiver.
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NOTICE
L. s.I.AND OFFICE

T. LAND OFFICE
Rei~"od Fslls Minn. Dec. -. 1871:
Complaint having 'cen ensrr.t =, TINS JIM ~
John <. I. . " sganst Th"m's Narlh:s sI scsn :
on,nx h,r II .,n.stczd Eatr,. N". 5aA. d1s u oc',
l3t. lS73 ur.r n. IWta hAf ot So"tl "st H'ac-
ter !..,tou 10. Township lii, hansc III ttn..lie
County, M,"r "ts, viii" view +, tue eanc.'M"oi !
.i ~ni, entry: the rsid parties are he'."y surn"e
1875 =, 10 ocl ,cs 81. to respond and furnish se"s
;nouy cnncc uiuS said alleged .b,n'"nni"ns.
VS.. r. P.DuSN-NGrOS. Register.
VIZ. Is. HExaIorr. Receiver.
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The Week Of Prayer.

The following are the subjects for
esch day Of 'he week Of prayer.
.S,bjo,h. January 9Th.
SeRNoNs :-Chris.ian union per-
,ictcd Rev. vii 9 10.
Moa'ioy, January 7h.
PRAYER AND PxAIsE .-Remem.
embrance o! personal aud relative msr.
cicS: prayer for the Divine blessing on
p,>. privileges, aud for humble aud
cpatri,e spirit.
Tuesday January s'h.
PRAYER For the Church #
C..ri-t in all the land for its d,liver-
ance f.nm error; fnr its increase in
faith aud holiness, aud in power as a
witness for the Lord Jesus Christ; for
'he grace and guidaoc: Of the Holy
Spirit.
Y edaest'ny, January 9Th.
PR.vtR:-For Christian fawi'ies-
for sick and afflicted members for
children at school. and f.r all youth in
our colleges aud seminal. - Of learning;
tor Young men entering upon the act.
i've business Of life, and i;.r those abroad,
f,r our sons and daughters openly con-
Tossing Christ.
YXurs,luu .Tynunrv NIL
PRArER:-F"r nions-to. rulers
ma.is,rans. aud s,Me>me"; Tor IL.
Army and Navy; for all benevolent aud
philanthropic iaS.i,usi"ns; i"r religions
lib r,y and the opening of dmrs wide
and efT.c,ual" far publishing the G">.
pei; and for the reign Of righteousness
and peace.
Friday. January 11M
PRAYER;-For Christian Missi. MS to
the Jews and Gen'iles; Er Sunday
SC ,ools. and f.r the Divine blessing o"
all Christian Efforts to spread the glad
tidinss of the gospel OF salvation.
Saturday, January 18Th.
PRAYER: For the Circulation Of
tte Bihlc; for the observance Of the
Sabb,th; for the removal Of intemper
ancc; for the rescue Of the fallen; for
The safety Of those who travel by land
aud by water.
.SaLJath. January 18Th.
Sermons: Christian life. IL, I
your li.ht shine" Matt 16.
PROB A1E NUlILE.
State Of Minnesota
County Of Redwood
Probate Court, Special Term.
| January 2~d, 1873.
| In the matter Of tho Estate Of Peter Jorvea, d.
ceased. On this 2nd. day Of January 1915 upoi
rea ding AMI fling the petition OF John JorIc'. !"
the County Of Redwood, Stating that Peter Jc' e.
Of the c. It; and State aors~i, d" mt stst- ol
the fro icy Of October 1877, and praying that h+
John Jorres, BE- appointed, administrator Q! tn
estate e said deceased. Il 10 ordered that said ap
reca: on b. heard before Ne. the Probate OMi'
In village of Redw cnd Falls on the 18th day q
Jsna,ry 1873 at 2 o'clock P. N. and II Il furt' d
ni red tn Il Ne.i,e of said app icston hearing
h"givcn hv rnbshinR copy OF this order, for thr~
3, weeks in the redwood Falls Gazette in aaid Coup
y prur To sud hearing.
BY tie Court s-J.F. RUrER.
Jedys of Protste.
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G = NV
Ii N ES.
THE CHICAGO & NoRTH-wRsTERN
RAILWAY

The CHICAGO Il NORTH-wxsTERN
RAILWAY
Embraces under one management
the Grea, Trunk Railway Lines Of the
WEST and N.RTmwEsT, aud. with its
numerous Branches and connections
forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all prints in III.
inois. Wisconsin, Northern Michigan,
Minuesota. Iowa, Nebraska. California
and the Western Territories Its
OMAHA and CALIFORNIA LINE
Is the shortest and best route between
CHICAGO aud all points in NORTHERN
ILLINOIS. Iowa. DAKOTA, NEBRASKA,
WYOMING, COLORADO. UrAH, NEvA.
DA. CALIFORNIA. OREGON. CHINA.
JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA. Its
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Is the short line between CHICAGO and
sli points in NORTHERN WISCONSIN
and MINNESOTA. aud for MADISON,
Sr. PAUL, MINNsApoLIs. DULUTn,
aud I'll points in the Great Northwest
Its
La CROSSE. WINONA AND ST
PETEP LINE
Is the best route between chicago and
la CRossE, WiNoNA, RocHEsrwR
Owar"NNA, MASKAr", ST. PETER
Nkw ULM. aud all prints in Southern
and Central Minnesota. Its
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE
LINE
Is the only line between CHICAGO and
JaxEsviL.E, WATERrowN, toND DU
Lac UsllKosu, AprLEruS. GR-rN
BAY. EsCANABA .>EG..u>EE. MA"
oUErrE ii"UGur"N. tIASc'EK aud
IN. LAKE SUPERIOR CoUNTaY. its
CREEpORT AND DUBUQUE
LINE
Is the only route between CHICAGO
a..d EI.GIN, KockF"HD, FKEEpoRr,
aud a points via Frecpors. It's
CHICAGO AND N LLWAUKEE
LINE ...
II the old Lake Shore Route. and is
the o.,ly one passing between CuicAG"
and EvaxsroS. LAKE Forest. Hon
LAND PARK. WaUKxGAS, RACINE.
KENosuA aud MILWAUKEE.
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING Room
CARS
are run on all through trains Of this
road.
This is the only line running these
cars between Chicago aud st. Paul aid
Minneapolis. Chicago and M,lw"ukee,
t.hica." and Winona, or Chicago and
Gr.ep Bay.
Close connections are made at Chic
20 with the Lake Shore 4 Michiya"
Southern. Michigan. Cen'r'l. Ra''i
more L. Ohio, Pn,sburg. 1T. Wayne Il
Chicago, KaukaKce L,ne and Pa" ,,
handle Routes, for al! points East and
aud with the Chicago and
Alton aud Illinois Central for all
points South
Cl,se connections are also made with
the Union Pacific Il. L. AT Ou,aha fo'
all for West points.
Close LDnne,tto"s matle at ,ja',ck'o"
points uith t,ains of aN cross i'os"ts.
Tickets over this route are sold b.
all Coupon Ticket Agents in the
United States aud Canadas.
Kemembsr, you ak ior yoar Tickets
via the Clicas 20 L. North Western
r .ilway aud take none other.
New York Office. N. 4l5 Bread
way; Boston Office. No > State Street
Onaha Office. 2i5 Far"ham Street
San Francisco Office. l2l Montsomer.
Street; Chicago Ticket Offices, G2
Clark Street. under Sherman t!"n~c
Is Canal. corner Madison Street
Kinzic Street Deput. c'rner W. IL"
zie aud Canal Streets; Wells St.sr'
D.pot, corner Wells aud kinzic Streets
For rates or ini"rn,a'i"n not attain
able from your home ticket agents, aP
ply TO
W. II. STENNETT,
Geu. Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
MARVIN II jGu,Tr,
o., Manvsr ChSccvO
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NOTICE.
u. S..i.AND OFFICE

u. s.. LAND OFFICE
Redwood Falls MINI. Nov. 27th, 1877.
Compliant having been entered At this Once by
Peter + Dahl agsinst D.ver l.. rhorp far ABANDONING
his Homestead Ensry, M 1892. dated Jane 10. 1875,
apon th East half II North Wc.t qu,rt. Scc'"n
Townahip lis, Range IS. In Renvitle County. Min
n~scla. with view to the cancellation 9" sai shtr
THE Once on the 9Th day OF January 1873 q 10 sos
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
NJ "a alleged abandonment.
Wm. r. DrxNiSGroN. Reetet"r
VIM b. HsRaIofT. Receives.
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the Northwest.
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Ever Made to the farm
ers of Minnesota and
the Adjacent
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No intelligent family in snn"sosa or in r ths b,
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No other Weekly in the state compS."s with u IN
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wri:rr etlons e1pericnc, rsnd.rf .s:rri.y van ~,
NENT m.d. mp Of the crntrbutnns ut intelligent
Minnesota women in every part Of the state Is nn
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NOTICE.
=. z IAxD OFFICE.

C.S LAND OFFICE.
Redwood Falls Minn, Nov. 2.nd 1871.
cou,,,;nt having been entered at this Once ny
,.o, Niche av,ins. John II Thomna :or Abandoning
\ a Tu,brr Culture Entry, No 3'. dated Jun. z :.
1876 upon tue i section s. rowmchip il2 Rang. H
TO- in yon County, MINNESOTA, with view 20 W.
ne ,is,ien II ssid atry: ths S.d parties are hereby
sum,nou.i 10 .p. sr II this oi'e "n The sh oa. OF
Inn,ry. 1873 M 70 o'clock y NJ. to respond and tur-
nish testimony rninR s.ii alleged aoand"E'ncht.
''- VIZ. r. DrSHiHs;r"S. R"g'ster.
w B. HERRI0rr, Receiver.
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ICE.
q. l.ANDOrFsCE.

u LAND OFFICE.
Redwood F.:ls Minn December 10. 1877.
oynpln:nt h, wing b.rn ent:ed ut this t'fficr by
'"han Jrns against aicha Higgins :"r 1~ndn"inghis
I..me.t t.ad Entry. NJ. lG74 dated july = ls'" IN
the n \ SW 4 Sec ion -. Township lis. R.uge e.
a N.nsi:l. County, Minnes'ia. with view I" thu
nc lImtinn "s sais nts: the sd parties Ar. h~r"hJ
ummon~d {" sppcar At fhi' rc" on the 1i'h 'iny "f
January, 1878 at ~ Ur1,ck \ ~, g., r~si'nns an'
urni-h testimony concerning saii alleged al ..n-
Ient.
wM.P DrxxixGroS. Re9iate~.
VIZ. B. ueRRiurL. Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-03
1878
the PIONEER PRESS,
The Leading Joarnal Of the
Upper Mississippi Valley, .
Published Simultaneously at st.
Paul and Minneapolis,
An Eight Page Dally oft1e size oftAe
New York Herald.
Is THE
ONLY MORNING PAPER aUBLlsHED
: IN MINNESOTA.


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Minnesots, Northern lows, Northwestern
Wisconsin, Dakota and Msntdbs, embracing ponu-
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part Of this REGION from EIGHT To OTWENTS.Fot R
HOURS AHEAD Of the Chicago pap rs; t.e.us. IN
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it is equal {" the beat OF til" Cn'cax"
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outside paner to tn" local wants aud int"rs's 81 the
Upper Mi.s.ssippi valley, and Of the grest region
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-03
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1"civod Il General Shcrilans lc,d
o;arters yesterday s'a,iny 5ha. tn"
E.z percc. w,'n escaped i2'o Eanad,
and joined ;-i:'i l'"'l, after the Bear
Paw mosnta,n i-At l,ss FIJI. arc anx
;.us 10 ro.n,n 10 III C,i'ed States.
For so'u" ra,sca ,'.~y are ''ssa'ieh'H
'"i,S their ": eSeat accommodations
,.I ,.romsn m condition tha' they
,, cciye i,nn,rn;tv from !'ifher pinlsh :
mcnt. % errrcr;'cr 'heir ann. aud
p4rics and =, q.t;a''y nd p-aceibiy to
any resrryl,j,n ;,a authorl'cs may see
fl. to Designate The number ct these
Ind ans is no, knapr. tut ii Is supposed
;na, there are about severity li'c OF
,h-m. Their petition his been re-
fcrrtd TO tic president.