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New Ulm weekly review., 1879-11-26
Thanksgiving tomorrow.

Thanksgiving tomorrow.
"Post Office SAM at Union Hall to-
morrow evening.
The coal house of the Winona & St.
Peter railroad at this place has been
taken down and moved to Kasota.
Everybody is going to Union Hall
tomorrow evening, and don't you for
get it.
A set of Dickens complete works, ii
volumes, at the City Drug Store for on
ly $1,000.
S. D. Peterson has placed new
Fairbanks platform scale in position
at the corner of Minnesota and Centre
streets.
The turkeys no doubt wish there
was no President and Governors to is
sue Thanksgiving proclamations. It's
day of annihilation TO them.
The Waverly Novels, Is volumes,
can be obtained at the City Drug Store,
cheap.
A complete assortment of the most
popular poetical works at the City Drug
Store, Red Line edition, at only $l.O0
per copy.
Pimples, blotches and humors are
very common, and can be thoroughly
cured with a few bottles of Bromoline.
Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
John Garner, of New Avon, Red
wood county, lost all his hay and poul-
try except one turkey by prairie fire
a few days ago.
"The Follies of a Night" will be
produced for the first time in this city
at Union Hall tomorrow evening.
Oh, but wasn't it pleasant to be out
last Wednesday! Ths wind blew per-
feet gale from the north west and dust,
sand and small gravel stones whistled
through our streets at a lively gait,
making it almost impossible to navi.
gate against the wind.
Remember the Governors Guards
entertainment at Union Hall to.mor.
row evening.
THEY ARE HERE AaA1N-The Silver
Plume, Mountain Quail, Ponies, and
don't forget the Water Lily. For sale
by Neumann & Rosskopf.
No one should fail 10 attend the
Governors Guards entertainment to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. B. Zwiesley, at the New Ulm
Exchange, will serve grand Thanks.
giving turkey lunch next Thursday.
All are invited.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
of another child of Mike Lipp's, max.
ing the third within four days time.
The remaining child of the stricken
family at last accounts was GONZALES
cling from the dread disease, diptheria.
Last Thursday night few meteors
were visible between the hours of halt
past ten and twelve O'Clock, but as the
sky was in places obscured by cloud.
tho effect was not 50 beautiful as il
! would otherwise have been.
= Mr.. VIM. Ruemke has again met
) with a painful though not serious &C
cident. While at work on the new
y building atHauenstein's brewery few
days ago brick fell from a scaftold
ing, striking HIM in the face and in
flicting CHASTITY wound. He will bt
laid up for repairs for some days t.
come. @ag lss-s @
The Governors Guards is the bes
uniformed military company in tn
State, and we hope our citizens viii
show their appreciation of the boys ef
forts to keep up their organization b,
giving them rousing benefit to-moz
row evening. ~ ~ = ..~. !. s.* I.
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Land Office Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT New ULM, MIMI

LANDOFT1cE New ULM, MIMI
Nov. 10, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make a.
nal proof in support Of his claim, and secure hnal
entry thereof at the pration Of thirty days from
the date of this notice, viz:
Friedrich Frietag Homestead Application No.
SIl2 for the south east quarter Of north west quar-
ter, section 10 townshiplO9ran 49, witnesses and
names the following as his witnesses, viz: August
Otto of Nicoilet Co., MINI, and Herman Hopp Of
Eico!lct Co., Mnn.
G. b. TYLER Register.
New Ulm weekly review., 1879-11-26

The undersigned would respectfully
inform the public of New Ulm and
vicinity that he has established
PRODUCE l. COMMISSION
business in the store of Cheap Charley,
formerly H. .Behnke L Bro's.) and is
now prepared to pay the highest cash
market price, especiall for good butter
and eggs. P. N. CRETE,
I-No ira Yelling agent employed.
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h70a week. 312 at home easily made. Costly out
4I 1dt fre e. Address True Co., Augusta, Maine.
New Ulm weekly review., 1879-11-26

d,nca weels'in your own town. Terms ande5 outdt
0UU'ree. Address II. .Hallett Co.. Portland, Maine
New Ulm weekly review., 1879-11-26
Department.
<By Our Regular Correspondent Bu.ted.o
/ /. !, 0OD.

E55 I 8 ; n 20 ~ "a
(ror the REVIEW from tho German Of
HEINRIcH HEIHE.)
Ny child, we once were children;
Two children young and gay;
We crawled into the chickenhouse,
And hid beneath the hay.
We crew as do the roosters;
And people, passing by,
Heard s.Kikerikih,' and thought
It were the ROSTERS cry.
The chests about the doorYard.
We tapestried throughout;
And dwelt therein together.
In a playhouse, good and stont.
The neighbours old cat, pussy,
Quite often showed her face.
TO her we made our manners,
With compliments and grace.
We asked her how health was;
Whether in sickness she had been.
Since then to *many an old dame*
We've asked the question DER
again
We set us down and chatted,
AS older people do, lbetter
And complained how things went
IN our time, long ago; :l
That Love and Truth and Faith
Had vanished from the world, +,
That coffee was so dear.
And scarce indeed was gold.
Past, part, are all the childsports.
They all have gone, forsooth;
The gold and the world and the times
Faith and Love and Truth. =.
"A pun upon "Alte Katse,'' whicl.
loes not appear in the translation. 9
~ Engine.
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"A pun upon "Alte Katse," which
does not appear in the translation. q
. Engine.
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The Wide-Awake man says that we
know where our neighbors chickens
roost. He might add turkeys too,
but there are none for you, Rising.
REPUBLICAN. .
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A Vcnnssaa,is Fish.
N iIKln,lnn Tnlagrnnh.i-

ti{1au3A I&taEIAph.i
From letter written BY n correspondent In
the Seychele Archipelago. IL would seem that
though EVERY prospect pleases," man is not
tho only vile creature which the islands and
their waters hoaat There Is d small but
highly poisonous fish, W. are told, called the
s'laf,' tho "snines upon whose back are hol-
low and filled. like tho fangs Of d cobra, with
N dangerous poison. which sometimes pro
duces death and always intense pain" You
may draw it unohseryed into the boat when
you are fishing, and find out It's PECULIAR ties
before its presence has been ascertail1ed-
Sharks, too. are more than abundant, and, It.
seems, hang about tho frail boats of tho place
with such terrible earncstnoss as to apIal
sailors and cause them 10 refrain from tempt
Ing the deep; the creatures eat the ears as
they are thrust into tho water, raunch the
sides Ut the canoes, and altogether miscon-
duct themselves 70 gravely that harpoons
have to hi used iii order to repeI them. Hap
PLY, In respect To the 'slaf." nature has pro
vided All antidote, Tor no sooner has he stunE
than his body offers q cure to any one who
has the presence III mind to seize 1t, cut II
open and apply 1t to tho wound. Against the
teeth of the shark no such protection is
offered, yet those who wish to avoid his
mouth can do so by keeping ashore. They
miss the enjoyment of the loveliest waters in
the world. but they also escape late conf
pared with which that of Jonah WI as chtld's
nlav.
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SLEEP.
How Much and How Little Rest Man
Gan Do With.

Discussing the amount Of sleep necessary,
tho Now York Ifnfs shows that Napoleon
Honaparte could slip into Inconsistencies
the moment ha lay down; sleep for an hour,
hnlf nh hour. ten OF i've minutes, us he wished
Ard he hardly everslept more than four hours
u night. although he used his brains and
nerves, not 10 speak of his body, as few men
have before or since. Quinn, the actor, on
the other hand. would sleep for twenty -four
consecutive hours. Not u few persons sleep
any length vi time III undisturhed, newer
waking spontaneously where there la quiet,
even after twenty Or more hours. Ono John
MacIey, of Sherry, England. died in 1907, at
the age iii ninety-one; he had been remark
ably healthy and vigorous from birth, and
yet hG had never slept more than four hours
nf q night. Frederick the Great and John
Hunter, the celebrated surgeon, slept but live
hours, and Gen. Pinhegru never allowed him
self DO exceed one hour out oil 'twenty-four
during n whole years campaign. Walter
Scott declared that he required Night hours ct
absolute oblivion to tit him for he duties Of
composition. Men Of firm will. high eharao-
ter great self-discipline, can no pretty much
~ they decide. They can, II SO inclined. re--
create themselves. and ono seldona hears of
their saying what they must OF must not do.
More III less sleep is essential To NIL of us, but
we can 1--we and ~ comfortable OH very little.
Lii WI la so resolved
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
the city III New Orleans w. u. .sOa
Adulphe.

the city III New Orleans WI. y. SOs
Adolphe.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
IL lab of Orleans. No. 12.ana-By virtue OF .
able the Firth District COURT for the parish o.
Orleans, In the above ontltle cause. for rit,
q sh VIII to ss 81 pae
Exchange Royal street. between qanal ant
sress. y ths seeond pa
o'clock M. tho following described property. to
H.. A CERTAIN POTION or qnoUND, st.
mated IN Tho Second bntrca III &, thia ety. n
bounded by Hospital, Derhigny. .Ronnn and
Bayou Road s,reots, and designated AZ lot nun
ber nine. measuring twenty. eight feet front on
dE 55ssi vro fY IN 81 a GROUND Sit
tated ID the Third District OF this city. 10 squire
| by 1T. Anthony. Bngatele. burgundy ana Ram
part streets. aud designated as lot number
| tWenty@seven. measuring thirty-two Feet front
| on NJ. Anthony street by thlrty-two faet In
!. A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. SIT
| united In tho Third District OF this city. 10
bounded by Bagatelle. Union, st. OlHude aud
Marais streets, and designated as lot n9mber
ye measuring lrWG ,set ,lonp on sgh
''s' 4 G GsPs1'iA PORTION OF GROUND, et-
| unted III ths Third District Of thus city In
square number four hundred and ninety nine.
| bounded by MaraIs ST. Anthony Antonio and
| Uruuhart Streets and designated MS lot number
| twenty four measuring sixteen fsnt front on
MarniH street by sixty four feet In denth.
| 6. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, slit
united In the Third District of this CRY. In s1ndre
number Ave hundred and seven. bounded by
Where. Antnnia. 81. Anthony and Urunhart
streets. and designated Rs lot number fourteen.
| measuring twenty eight feet front on Where
street by nnoty.sly feet In depth.
| O. A CERTAIN petition OF GROUND. sit
rnted In the Third ,District, OF this city, In
square numbers six hundred and twenty-five
/ Antunn Where 81. Bernard and Robertson
streets, and designated as lot number twenty.
| measuring thirty-two feet front on Antouia
| street by one hundred and twenty-eight feet In
Depth ...
uated In the Third District OF this city. In
| squares number six hundred aud thirty
| three and six hundred aud thirty-four.
bounded by Claiborne. Antonio. st. Bernard
and Robertson streets, md designated as lots
| numbers twenty and twenty-five and
one-hRlf. measuring each thirty-tWo feet
front on Claiborne street by ninety-slx feet
D. .l 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. alt.
uated In the Third District efths city. In square
number. eleven hundred and eighty -four,
streets. and designated ns lot number five.
measuring thirty feet front ON Onzaga street by
one hundred and twenty. seven feet In depth.
| Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. r. ALOEE aAUTHREAUX.
| OWL Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
SELF "a o1t 4 IL 40
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Eaect, M Exi,e IN ths Mlnd.

Paris Correspondence OF the London NeWa.l
Nj. MaHsard, the amnestied Communist is
ne-looklng handsome man OF thlrty-two. LIE
must have d constitution Of Iron. II the hair
ID all evidence Of good physical condition. 1T
Ia lii Ills caRo nnt-brown, glossy. thick ana
free from silver threads. His face ts bronzsd,
and he might pass for \ descendant or Vol
taire's proud Huron, II the height and proml-
hence OF his forehead and the absence of sall-
Ont cheels-hones did not preserve him from
having the nhysiognomy 81 an intelieotu, II.
American Indian. In his eager eyes. which
fix well tho object at which they glance, ana
take In eaeh detail Ii presents IN taking 10 tlle
Whole. there Ia tho expression Of one who had,
day after day, week after week. month after
month, ysnr after year. Intercepted the hort.
Yon. Lille dos pins Ia In the watery. waste oi
tho Pacific and not as large as Guernsey.
The ocean was visible from the oonvicts' set-
Element. There WINS little else to do than TO
watch for ships In the ofIlng. and speculate
oil, the news they might bring. Though
found M. MasHard Intelligent, quiet and sensi-
BILE, he complained IT mental drunkenness,
and of being dR7ed by reason 81 the change
from New Caledonia ID Paris He felt MS
Unequal nerves at,lltitted, indeed, hall para
lysed. II no attempted 70 give narrative
with beginning. middle and end. hs soon
lost tho thread of his ideas, and when ne mao
IDEAS tho words that expressed them slipped
from him A more prolonged stay n Pine Tree
Island would have reduced him TO the state OF
ii dumh brute
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The city or new orleans We. haMl.
Jamison.

JaniHGn
EyTFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL sh of Orleans. No. II sBt by virtue Of n writ
Of feri faciRs, to mo directed by tho honorable
tho Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans I'll the above entitled cause. for city taxes
of 1879. will proceed to. sell MT public auction.
at tho Merchants and Auotionsers' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Oustomhouse
atreats. "a the SECOND District Of this city. On
MONDAY. October. 40, 1879. ut ~ O'Clock m,
tho fellawing dessr!hsd properly f. Witt gt 80
uated Ia the First District, Of this city, Ia
square number two hundred rnnd thirty;
Carroll streets, and designated as LOT number
Ave, measuring one hundred and seventeen
feet front On Carondelet street by twenty-one
* 4 u uE HsfiliiN PORTION OF GROUND. slt-
unted In the First District 81 this city. In square
number two hundred and fifty ak. bounded by
Baronne. Dryades, julia and st. Joseph streets.
and DESIGNATED IA follows: Lot number two.
measuring twenty eight feet front on Bhronna
street by one hundred feet In depth: lot num-
Der three, measuring twenty-four feet front on
Baronne street by ono hundred md forty seven
feet In depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Uash on the spot
j. t. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff of tho Perish OF Orleans.
aat7 IA oc1 10 10
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The Tramp Law i'm Eonnccti cut.

The tramp law seems To work we'll III Con
neeticut. There are now III iail at New
Haven only Ito prisoners. against 2 10 at the
same time last year. Sheriff ByS bee says
ers liz due to the fact that the tram o law has
driven out of the State large numt er of.peo-
pie who were formerly regular Wis gitants Mt
the jail There are now very few commit
ments from the smaller towns In th q country,
which IL also due to the tramp law. as in
times gone by nearly all Of the con lmitments
have been from the class known q 8 tramps.
The month before the law went int o force the
tramps would All ask, IS they le ft the jail
State and across the line to New Y ork. When
informed they invariably start II IN that
difaatian
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E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR "a, I
II ish of Orleans. No. II s99-BY virtue OF
writ OF fieri facias to mo directed by the hon,
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. for City
taxes 81 1879 yin proceed to sell 1t pabie
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
Uustomhouse streets. in the Second District OF p
this city, on MONDAY, October 20. 1879. ut 10
o'clock M, the following described property. 10
VI !. A CERTAIN PORTION OF. GROUND, sit
uated in the second District Of this city IN
Bourb IN. st. Philip and Ursulines streets, an g
designated as lot number twenty. measurin 9
thirty feet front on DanDhine street by sixty
feet In depth. .
uated in the Third District of this city, In square
number two hundred and eighty-seyen. bonnd-
cd By Elmira, Burgundy. Rampant and Con-
gress streets. and designated as lot number
seventeen. measuring fft- feet front, on
Elmira street by one hundred and twenty feet
In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS Cash ON the spot.
J. r. AI4CEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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MRS. GRANT INTERVIEWED.
She Says Tho Genoral Never Talked Poll
tics While Abroad.
IBl, Louis Globe DnmoorHLl


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. VI. Your correspond
emit waA favored tu.dny with u short talk with
Mfs Grant. She was artn-tn-arm with nor
ann Fred, when, ia answer " n question put
liz tha reporter, she sHid eve hna n most
delightful tltp All the way over. ~ was not
rough nt Hill. anvc ono " two daya. when our
course was diagonally ~ WIZ SWELL
WINS II not mnnotono,isft
"uh, not ~ MI. .We could walk the deck
every day and at nIl times and Tint y some
thing the General Ia very fond 81. After
breakfast every morning he would spend an
hour la tho smoking room, watch the chess
playera and read Lea Misfnbfha. ILL, has
read III through, and nsain Oh, tho trip
Are you glad to get homer
~ can hardly tell Japan was SO pleasant
The ueaaanteat part of the trip
~ don't suppose cam say that, but last
reeplentions Hfe always plcasnntest. you
kAnw: up tile inland sCa I'LL u man-uf-war. and
II III The most beautiful country ever saw
More sp than SWITZERLAND
switzerland IL q tender apot with mo. i
did not aes enough III L. ! must 70 back
there. Hit Tho inland sea Is 40 beautiful. and
we stopped MI III many charming little places,
that 4 think Ii Iii the Ereenest SPOT IN my
memory 81 ail tho scenic beauties ! have wit
nesead."
''llow did tho freedom q Japanese LIFE
strike your
III WINS charmed with III. It's courteaies AMI
eleHnnciea are 40 marked In comparison with
the Chinese | WINS entertained by o premier
WhuSH llliehAN traces Ettgk 3lhu years. hnu,
theugha Republican. ] cannot but accord Tile
honor something vi the esteem In which 1t Id
held in the ptemlcr's own country
Tho yachts art cheering you
II guess it ia more for the General, at any
rata, i Will appropriate some VI w ~ hhVe
already seventeen of the thirty-cght gums ~
! the fort, Only twenty-onn III tham wore for
tho General. 10 UNI going ~ attribute them
to myself
MnAint they pretty. Haid Mrs. Grant, refer
ring tu the yuchta and waving har hnndker-
chief In response tn tue cheers.
VI scarcely expected. resumed she, 20 come
to SAH Francisco under such circumstances.
YEARS nyo. when the General aama here. Fred
was VI boy aud had te atny Ht hnme. little
Thought then that should first soc San Fran
cisco coming through the Golden Gnta with
all your good people cut to welcome NO.
4 '1Thny AFRO not welcoming you. but they arc
anSio,ls to ~ you Mrs. President Grant once
more
III uan't Hay anything about that. The Gen
oral nntl never talk politics"
There was sonte opposition ~ having the
military ceremonies Tomorrow, ~ IL WIS sun
tiay.
day. hnt don't SEQ my harm IA Ii.
objected materially
Mrs, G.--'I nm no sorry / could not have
aaen all this III daylight.
Mrs. Grttnt said that neither sha nor the
General had tile slightest idea Of receiving II
public reception In this city. They ailtietpa~
led meeting with their personal friends here.
hut nathifE bordering upon tho magnificent
reception which they have received was over
dreslint uf.
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JuDrCrAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
RNEKIFF SALES.
The city Ut New Orleans VIZ. John II.
Adler

The CIty Ut New Orleans VIZ. John H..
Alder
L,fFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL lah OF Orleans. No. Ia 2e2-By virtue oil u
writ Of flari faclRa To mo directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish of
Orleans III the Hboye entitled Gauss. for city
taxes Ut 1879. will proceed to sell ut public nuc-
tion. ut the Merchants and Anctioneers NIX
tomhouae streets, Ia tho Second District Of this
city. on MONDAY. October AZ, 1879, vt II
o'clock M, tho following described property.
A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. sit
mated In the Seeond District Or this city, III
anlit,re numbers four hundred and sixty fonr
mud four hundred nnh siaty i've bounded by
Hngan Avenue Et. Thtlip. ~ John Hnyou st.
John and Ursuiin y Streets, aud desiR4
natod as follows: Lot number ak. meas'trtnE
thirty thrca feet trout oD liagan Avenue by ono
hundred ana seven Fest in tit'pth lot number
aeven measuring egtty hr0a feet, front on
at. John street by nus hundred nnn twenty
three feet In deplh lot number eight. mshsnr-
ing sixty-six fontfrent on HI. John street by one
hundred and thirty feet In depth.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, Sit
unted In the Second District of this city. Ia
square number one hundred and fifty four.
bounded BY bit. Louis. Liberty. Cont aud Ma
rails streets. and designated ns lot number
Heyeu. measuring twenty one tnet front on Ut
Louis street by seventy ioet lii depth.
Heized III the above suit
Terms-Uash IN the SPOT.
]. II. ALCEE NAUTHHEAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF 0rleans
aa1T ~ OCT Il l6 40
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DWyer. :.
LyIFTH DISTRICT CoUlsT FOR THE PAR
IL isb of Orleans, No. 12.lG7-By virtue OF u
writ of tleri faeas, to me directed by the non
orahle the Fifth District Court for the par-
ish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause. f9t
lie auction, ut the Merchants and Auetoneers
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Jus =
tomhouse streets, In the secnnd District OF TINS
city Oh MONDAY. October go 1879 at u
o'clock M. the following described property. 10
VA CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. alt
united In the First District of this city. In square
number two hundred and ten, bounced DV
Melpomene st. Charles. Carondelet ana IeTp.
eiehore streets, and designated rs follows: Lot
number two, measuring twenty seven feot
three inches front on Melpomene street py one me
hundred and twenty eight feet IN depth lo %.
number three. measuring tWenty-ss.Ven 1851
three inches front on Melpomene street oy one
hpha GEh Ia n poGRTloN OF GROUND sit
unted in the First District. OF THIS CITY, IN
sauare number four Hundred and ninety I'VE.
bounded by Poydras, Bertrand, Prieur ana ieI-
dido streets and designated as LOT NUMBER lou,
measuring thirty feet front on Poydras street
"A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uated In the First District OF this city. II square
number four hundred and twenty one, Dounded
by Erato, Clara. Thalia and Willow streets; ana
designated rs lot number one measuring Sky
three feet front on Erato street by thirty Ieet In
depth. ~
Seized In the above suit.
90 Ans J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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