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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-02-21
NOTICE.
o. s, LAND OFFICE.

o, s. LAND VFFTCE,
Redwood Falls, Mnn., February 10th, 1878.
Complaint having been entered Mt this Office hy
August Rank against Hugh Gahrath for abandon.
in9 his Tic tead Entry. No. S23 dated Jnne2 6tl
1875. upon the northwest onsrter Sec 20, Township
11s Range 40. in Yellow Medicine County. Minne-
sofa. with lew to the cancellation Of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to arrear a.
this Office the 2sth day Of March, 1878. at 10
o clock A. NJ. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
WV. P. DrxS,SaroN, Register.
WM. B. HeRRlorr, Receiver.
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Y AL TIE oRRAf wRsKLY NEWSPAPERS OF rBs srxx
AND CHARACTER OF The CHICAGO LEDGER
CHARGE $500 PIR YEAR, WHILE THE LEDGER oosr.
But $l.0O.
The LEDosR IL rhe BEST Family Paper in th
United States, ably edited, handsomely printed
containing every week cEoce completed stories, n
installent Of An interesting illustrated serial
general reading for old and young for the srmer 70,
the housewife, and for al classvA Spsci.l cara
taken TO make its tone uniiormly ehssts sno ucYal
sSnA 81. and Af(e4n cents for raat,ee sn4 vesv q
| &, 80 10 I'VE LEnCYR, CalcA9,, ~.
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THE GAZETTE.
The papal conclave, FOR the election
Of new Pope, is in progress.

The friends of D. S. Hall were graf.
lied to learn that his appointment, as
Register Of the Benson Land Office,
had been confirmed by the Senate.
He will enter on his duties sssoon as
he receives his commission.
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With D. s. Halls appointment to filI
the vacancy in the Benson Land Of
fce will come the necessity Of vacating
his present positiou-that Of Clerk OF
the District Court. Already several
applicants for the position are actively
looking after their chances, among
whom may be mentioned w. W. Nc.
Gowau and Ed. O'Hara.-[R Renville
Times.
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NUTICE.

US. LAM OFFICE.
Redwood Falls Mimi. Jan'y, 18th. 1878
Complaint having been entered at this Once hy
Jacob Hndernan against Pet.r Sader for abandon
his Honest cad Entry; No. 1915 dated May %, 1876
ups the North half Of North West quarter Section
Is. TowA ship ll3. Range 81, in Rrntilie County,
Minneeota, with view to toe cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear at th. Office the c1st day Of February. 1873
At 10 o'clock a. NJ to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said allege.i abandonment.
WM. P. DrxxiSGroS. Register.
Wx B. HERRIoTI. Receiver.
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NOTICE.
Q. s. LAND OFFICE,
DoA-nnI Ccf,. N:-H E.A..>.~

o. s. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falls Minn., February 10th. 1878.
Comnlsint having heen entered st this Office by
&c Never against Robert Chalmers for ahantonin,
his Timber Culture Entry. No. 2os dated Nav 2sth,
1873. upon the east half Of southwest quarter Sec
30 Township 11s Range 20, in Lyon County, Mimi
esota. With view to the cancellation Of said entry
the said PARTIES are hereby summoned to appear NJ
this Office the 2Sth dav Of March, 1878, at 10
o'clock A. NJ to respond and furnish testimony con-
cerniug said alleged abandonment.
WV. P. DrSSIxGroH Register,
VIZ. B. HERRIorr. Receiver.
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NOTICE.

US LAND OFFICE.
Redwood Falls Minn. January IA, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this Once BY
Jacob Hinderman against Peter Sauer for abandoning
his Timber Culture Entry, No. 40t, dated July 20
1876 upon the South half o: North West quarter
Section H. Township 1l3, Range 80, in Rcnvil1e
County. Minnesota, with view to the cancellation
Of said entry the Aad parties are hereby sun moned
to nppear al this Office on the 21st day Of February
1875 At 10 O'Clock A. M to respond and furnish tes-
tirIonv concerning said alleged abandonment.
WM. p. DuSSIxGroS, Register.
VIZ. B, HIRRIoTr. Receiver.
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ahd Natl0haI-WI1I always De ddv6cAt6d.
THE PRESENT PARAMOUNT
ISSUE

is whether the few shalt devour the many. wheth-
er the business depression which n ow hangs like q
pail over the land, carrying woe and desolstion
everywhere, 81 all become more fearful, ther
the burden shall be lifted. On this upon all oues
tions, the G. ODE will be found battling with
certain sound upon the side OF the people. 1t will
favor the RECONCILIATION OF Silver, and the RE-
PEAL THE REsuxHrIoN ACT, as the least that can
be done to make amer nds for the secret crime by
which debts PAYABLE in coin were changed to the
gold standard alone 1t will favor any and all other
calculated to advance the business inter-
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To prevent your wealth taking
wings sprinkle little economy on its
Worth Reading.

BRoKEN ENGAGEMENTS. - People
who can be depended upoa are pretty
sure to get along in the world. while
those who cannot generally make q
failure Of life. To young mechanic,
starting in life, the habit OF puuctuali.
ty is worth more than a thousand dol
lars cash capital--although thousand
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trustworthiness Of the faithful work.
man produces meney, but the untrust.
worthiness Of the unfaithful one caus.
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erlasting principal. He who would be
permantly prosperous must keep his
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No intelligent family in Minnesota or In ths
Northwest which doe. not take the Daily can afford
20 do withcu. the WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS.
No other Weoh!yia the State compares with il in
the extent comp pet"ness variety and interest q, s
outside Of tho State is adapted like the PIONEER
PRESS 30 the LOCA1 WANTS AND INTERESTS Of
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In addition 60 the se ,rnl features of wspaper
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POLITICALLY.

Tho GLOBE will be DEMOCRATIC. Not In the Of
fe nsve, "organ grinding sense. bound to blindly
support any mat measure bearing for the time
the label Of Democracy, but in the broad, liberal
s o ,ha neeno M
vancethe interests Of the whole eople. 1t will la
Dor to make the great crime odious whereby the
will Of the people was thwartcd and man placed in
the Presidential chair no not elected. 1t will
endeavor to aid in making this traad oious that
no party will daro to attempt its repetition, and
in the future be willing to accept the fruits of
such robbery.
Honest and economical governme mt t-Local. State,
and National-will always be advocated.
A1nIYNYn
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LIVERY.

LIVERY.
w e have pur-
chased theLivery
Stock of Thomas
Mcmillan and
will continue the
business at the
old stand. Have
added six horses
and are prepared
to accommodate
the public with
good single or
double teams,
with either
sleighs or wag-
OnS.
TERMS reaSOna.
bile.
DaMs and ax;.g<s~.
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1873. 1873
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DAILY AND WEEKLY.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
FORT or aEExXJv.DRx.S, 0C1'ss, =.
Sun rises ..... & Sun sets.- .......... . 80

N''e''''
ARRIVED.
st.up John Gibson, New York to + 2 Reed.
c:r Defiance Philadelphia to A Reed.
She reports three light and one losded vessel IN
the river bound up
StrJ w Thompson, Leonard town. to Z iced.
Str Nsttsno, Nomini, to Broders s. Co..
Schr Roxanna, Baltimore, to w n Smoot.
Schr Ellen Tobin, Providence. to American
Coal Go.
Schr Sarah Louisa, York river, 10 Smoot i
Perry.
CLEARED.
Str Mary G, Norfolk, by 7 Agnew e Go.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by I A Reed.
Str w Thompson, Nomini, by + Reed
Str Nsttaro, Nomini. BY jog Broders 9 20.
Str Sue, Baltimore, by BroderS & Co.
Schr Ellen Tobn, Providence, Ivy American
Coal Go.
Schr Helen Mar, Cambridge, by p AxEew
& c..
PASSED UP.
Schrs Fl III Buell., kcrdebec, and Lille
usvre de Grace.
PASSED DOWN.
Sctrs Colin G Baker. Boston; Jennie Shepard.
Boston; Ellen a Ames, Providence; DAVID
Carlson, Fall River, and larry Not. $500.
MEMORANDA.
Schr w j Lambdin, hence, at Baltimore 5;h.
Scbr Althea, hence, at Boston 9Th.
Schr Ella cleared from Bangor for Wash 4 Sd.
Schr W D Marvel, Proyidence Tor GEORGE
town, OF Dutch Island Harhor 81.
Schrs j A Beckerman and Howard Williams
sailed from Gardiner for Washington 4!h.
Schr + Sampson, Georgetown, ct Provi!
cnce 4th.
Schr Marion Draper, Hsllowell for George
town, at Vineyard Haven Sd.
Schr Warren Sawyer, Windsor for this port
passed by Veneyard Haven 9TH. 49,,
Schr Hattie V Kelsey, hence. Ter Allyn
Point at Now London 9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
C8yrHE CO.H.TESsEE.

Arrived-Boats L A Long. S Henry, Il De!a-
field, w Bell and A Main, to American CosI
Go; Clara. to Georges Creek Cca! 60; g d. D.
Sionebraker, to Hsmp Is Bait Coal Go; ii E
Tee, TO Blaen Avon Coal Co; Katie = Addle,
10 w A Smoot; D l. Taylor, 10 John 7 Agnew
:: 20.
Departed-Bosts } J Moore. &C Kelley, y
Amman, Clara, l. A Long, M Fsnnon and
Henry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
LOCAL MAYTERS.

WEATHER. PRoBABILITIas-O :. 1873
For tie Riddle States northwest bscs'D". to
warmer southeast and southwest wipts, rlSluE
followed by falling barometer, clear followed by
partly cloudy weather, and ia tbs southern
portions possibly raDs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

aWAn RPLIc.-Wc we've f:3nIn 10 !aV a
silver crp. which w,s ;tuGd near Ihoroug} &c
Gar, where 60 .1.:Elni:nt tn2k Pic I'D
Autun, 1862 h,!9 cup IVES the property OF
Lieut.. Il. j. f. Fcelm:.", Go. 3, Second Reg
imept. GerrAi, V, uuteais. AID bears Ii name
inscribed upon the side aud boiton. He has
beep informed OF i, aGl states, 10 his letter Of
thanks, that the Gu? was slsp2DGai from hls
sword chain, aoj Was Knocked away ~ shot.
Alter lying for s;x:ecu years where 1t Tell, 1t
vas found "a few days sgo, FURNISHED u, anG
will be sent tc the oTnGr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Ee1S' QUININE AND ARSENIC form tie be-.
sis Ct manly nfthe Ague remedies III the market,
ard are the last resort Of physicians and poopl .
who know no better medicine to employ for
this distressing complaint Tho eilac:s of either
OF these drugs arc destructive to the sysioEn, pro-
ducing healacho intestinal disorders, vertigo,
dizziness ringing Of me cars and depression Of
the constitutional health. AYERS AGuE CUEG
is a vegetable discovery, Containing neither
qlia!no 81. erie, nor sny deeterious iugTcdi ent,
and IS Ell inialibo and rapid cure for every form
Cf Fever ~na Aguc Its effects srD permanent
nmd certnin, aud no injury can rcsul: from lis
usr. Besides b"ing. positive CG-D for Fever
and ASu2 in Iii its forms, it is also e superior
romedy for Liver Complaints. Il IS 81 exec
Lent tnnic and preventive, SIS we'll as cure, 81 81
com plants necliiiar 20 Ea!aiiGlis, l:lacshy hnd
niaSmat!c Districts !. ac.s directly on the Liver
and hillary apparaius thus slim Ting the sys-
ten, to vigorous, hea!ny coalition. Fer s.lo
by +. $. LcadbcstaT & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

For TIE SUrFERERs.--iiGyar A2mper &C
kntwc dgcs the receipt th7ausi: VIZ. f. Al
derson, CT Washinctoa. Rappahaai1ck county,
Of Salts. proceeds # taDlsaux given by some
Ct The ladies' AID gGu;craea Of that vicinity Ter
tho benefit cf yellow taycr sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Quick WoEK.-ijr. Samuel irnly, tic
efficient superintendent OF tie Amcrlcan coal
wharf, with one gang Of men, loaded the
Schooner Grace AadraHs, on Saturday, With
$50 tons of coal, iu eight li0Irs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

ESCAPED MISUNDERSTANDING has 6een
rrc i7ed here, by the authorltlss, that Mlenas,
Dyer, who was ssat to the otauntou AIsau0
Asylum, from this city, SONS mon5ns SUI,
escaped from the institution 40 Oh oG Geu hsIs
last, aud is still at large. The omcsfS ne's
will look out for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

The market opens quiet Flour IS ou'l' silo
prizes are nominal, the transactions beng So
!ish. as to barely warrant quots:ions - hcas IS
lower and receipts lighter; we note sales to-day
of 2jI5 bushels ut 95alO5 for taic to chH!co, Cof"
is scarce, and there is an advance o. Isl; tAaro
were salss to day at 81 and So for white. ara %
for yellow; ono lot OF now brought 81. Nothing
doing in Cats, ana ! lot OF Rye sold =. >. Coi.A-
try produce scarce and wanted At Il a"sis ins
BALTIMORE Oct'r. 7.--Virginis Is, dcti. &; dc
consolidated G43; do I'd series 5l3 bid to-day
Cotton dull and weak; midGling lOalOS. FLOUR
quiet and nominsly steady; Howard strcst and
10 Family 4 50aS5; City Mills Super 34$3 &
80 Extra ASA 25; do Rio brands 23as5 -;
Pstsps Family Sc rs. Whest- Southern dull
srd steady; Western lower. closing Grm;
Southern red lCOa1C3: do amber 104sl0G; NO 2
renns red lo3!; No2 Western winter red spot
l0i. CORRESPONDENT quiet; Western dutl
~n1 lower; Southern white 55aa5G; 60 ye..
low 5la52; Western mixed spot sud Oct
47l475; Nov 47$a4 1. Oats fairly sciva snd
trm; southern 27a3l; Western whts 2os;o;
DO mixed 27a28a; Pen2a 27s3O Rye-no stock
mand; prime Penna and lid llsSl9. Sugar
steady and in fair demand; 4 soft at 9{s9!.
Cchee dull; RIO cacg oes 1ilal14 Whiskey
firm at Sl.0Gl.
NEW YORK, October G.-S:ocks Irregular
Money 3. Gold lGOS. Flour luie; and IN
changed. Whea. active and lower. Corn dull.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Ca.tlc--Sales - CO
head; market dull good Ole; medium 4!aatr
common Shade. Sheep-sales 1000; market
dull; good 41s43c; medium S!a4|c; common 2s"c.
Hogs-sales 4 500; prime Chicago G1c; good y;
medium 63at$c; comron6 DC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

GoTTEN OFF.-Thc vessel bcrctoitrc report
cd ashore at Piney Poiu5 proved 20 be the
Ecsi5oucr S. II. Bird. SEE got of on Saturday
evening and proceeded ca her voyage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

We otco lcar people say, there is only ore
good cough ncGiciDe AID that is DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup, it is cheap Toe, only 25 cents pc!
hnlLin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Jus WEATHER. There has bccu c;nsder'
able change for the cooler 10 the temperature
soca Saturday night. Yesterday tue day was
b;rs:cry ant The night qaitc cold c'us'ns tue
briuyins uut 1T oy"rcoa!s aud plting % VI
blankets. DuriDg tue night quite neaVy iroS'
isH, and was seen hy early risers this morning.
To Gay there tas been cold ram ~clch na1S
th;nps very ,lnnleaaa2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Boys and youths Clothing 10 great variety
st Dealham's, g. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

pEnsoNAL.-Mr. Thomas Moore. OF Fair
fax, has been appointed by the Govtrnor a
mop;ber of tho Board of Visitors Of the lasil
tuition for tho Deaf. Dumb and Blind, at
Stau,ou, vice DR.. Smith, Of Clarke, resigned.
Msi,r ". S. Greene. general mansger Ct
tho Savaupsh aud Memphis Railroad, is In this
city on visit TO his relatives.
Ncssrs. |. {. O'Nesl, james Higgins and
J. S. Fowler, Of this city, arc among tie grand
Jurors summoned for the fall term OF tho y. ..
Cour;s, which commences in Richmond to
mGrruW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.-ReV.
W. II. Graham, pastor of the Methodist Pro
tcstapt Church. commenced last night series
of revival meetings. A large congregation Was
present, and five peoitents went forward Tor
prayers. Tonight the services will be contln'
ued ard the sermon will be preached By Rev.
Mr. Trout.
To morrow morning at II o'clock the DIS,
trict Conference comprising all the churches CT
the denomination in Virginia AID tho District
of Colunl bia, will meet in this city. Tho open,
ing Conference sermon will be preached by
Rev. Dr.. Murray. OF Georgetown, and the ses
sions will probably 10 continued drriug two
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07
EDUCATIONAL.
DRLLE HAVEN INSTITUTE.

ESkLLE HAVEN INSTITUTE.
For the benefit OF any young ladies of the
city who may not wish to attend tho regular ex-
ercises Of this Institution, the Principals have
determined to open an AFTERNOON GLASS
tor French, German, Spanish, Italian and Mu.
sic, or ary othor branches desired, from to b
J.. H.
Tho ssne advantages arc offered to YOUNG
MEN in the evening from to 8 p. m.
For terms apply to either OF tho undersigned
q. A. PENICK, (pr;nc;n.Ie
oc!5-1w CAHTER PAGE, 1l0'p'S'
DEOFESSOR L. g. HOLMES will ba in
e. Alexandria from the 9TH to the 18th of Oc'
tobcr, for the purpose Of TUNING and RE-
FAIHING PIANOS and ORGANS. Price
for tuning pisnos without repairing 81, SO. and
for Cabinet Organs So. al parties desiring in
formation in reference 10 his competency IN
tuning c3n secure it through tho organisls of
Grace HAd st. PauPs Churches, together with
many other parties whom he has tuned for All
orders left at Frenchs bookstore and the Alex
andrs House will BIO promptly attended to. If
not satisfactory no charge will be made. Loc4.lw
r YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUA.
~, TON as GOVEKNESS to teach Eng
lish branches, French and Music, if desired {.
Bast references furnished. For particulars ad =
dress box 80. Alexandria, Va. aug IO-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-07

Men Of go lbs. weight 90 to Deahan' 4 for
a suit OF Clothing.