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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-12
MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stock,

New YORK, Jan. II.
Bar silver 1os. Subsidiary coin 11s@1h per cent.
discount.
Governments firm.
Railroad securities buoyant.
State bonds dull and weak; closed with very
buoyant feeling.
On stock exchange the final quotations were gen.
orally the highest of the year. The advance for the
day ranged from h@2A per cent and transactions
were on larger scale than for long time past The
leading features were Michigan Central, which ad-
vanced "a per cent, Chicago 4 Alton u per cent,
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and Norris 4 Es-
sex ~ per cent, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
Chicago Northwestern common, New Jersey Cen
trail, Delaware Hudson Illinois Central Pittsburgh
& Cleveland, Hannibal & St. 10 preferred and New
York Central 1914 per cent.
At the close transactions aggregated 2l351O shares
of which 81 600 were Chicago & Northwestern COM
mon; 10000 Chicago Northwestern preferred;
$1,000 Delaware Lackawanna Western; &c. 600 Erie
$4,000 Lake Shore & Michigan Southern; 5000 Mil
waukee 4 st. Paul; 1000 Michigan Central; $500
st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern; 500 Pacific
Mail; $500 New Jersey Central; 1000 Western
Union; 300 Missouri, Kansas & Texas 1000 Della
ware Hudson; 7,70D Morris Essex; 400 Illinois
Central and 1000 Pittsburgh & Cleveland.
Money 2h@3La per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, long quiet at 83A short 871l.
The following were the closing quotations:
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON, Jan. IL.
FLQUR-Demand fair and firm; western super
fine S3.00@3.25; common extras 3.7504.25; Wiscon-
sin do 4.00@4 so; Minnesota do 425@5.75; Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota patent 6.O5@s.OO.
GRAIN-Corn scarce and firm; mixed and yellow
49@5lc. Oats scarce and firm: No. l and extra
white 36@40c; No. 2 white 34A@35c; No. 3 mixed
33034c. Rye 6N062.
Foreign Produce Market.
LONDON, Jan. II.
Observation-Disclosures los.
LTNSEED OIL-24s 1Od.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sd.
PETROLEUM-22Af
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II.
COTTON-Fair demand s 5-I605 9-l6d sales 900
bales; for speculation and export 1000 bales; Amer
lean $500 bales.
PROvISIONS-Lard, American Bis Sd. Bacon,
short clear 24s Cd.
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Bakery. and Saloon !
Has removed his Saloon and Bakery from the West
Division to 80 South Main street, East Division, and
is prepared to- deliver BREAD AND CAKES to all
parts of the city.
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&c depot, Minneapolis "'A rae
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured a, c,tv
Nieale ONCE a. No Washington avenue Opposite
st. Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and At lis E.ss
Agent OdAs. r. HATna 20 In nd 1lcke
a. II. Bopz asn.Pass. Aga oe1' aaans
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Westward.

Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot Of Sibley street. Ticket and Freight
Office, No. 43 jackson street.
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so YOUNG AND YET so FAIR.
Philadelphia Telegraph

Death of Charming Young Creature
dn the Phs1odelphso Geological Gar
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OHILsI Rom OOUlL lard,
Attorneys at Law. Collections Specially.
Office. No. 80 Wash Ave. g., Minneapolis, MINI
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The company heretofore known as tsThe Metropol-
itan Theatre Company" Murray & Goodwin, propri-
etors, has thisday dissolved by mutual consent Mr..
John Murray continuing the business and as
Stunning all outstanding accounts for against said
company. JOHN MURRAY,
F. II. GOODWIN.
Minneapolis Jan. 10, 1879.
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st. Louis Express.
Passengers at st. Paul leave
by the st. Paul & Pacific r,
3. at IL :35 m, connecting
at Minneapolis daily, Sum
days excepted. Train Oh
Saturday runs as far as
Albert Lea, only.
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-
RAM Junction, connecting
for local stations and st. p.
h 8. @. B. r. as far as st.
Mixed Minneapolis and White
Bear Lake, Duluth and
saltwater.
Omaha Ex., for all points on
BIT. P. 4 8. O. R'y., Omaha
and California
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Minneapolis Railroad Tim. Ta.,.-

Mtn7aenpotsS f0atrOnd TIME TabIe.
Minneapolis & st. Louis RaiIway---short
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace car sleepers to st. Louis without cb.n.,a 90
miles shorter than any other route. =.
lie. daily,IAr. Daily.
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DISSOLUTION.

vNANTED--ro buy a cylinder desk cheap. Ad-
w dress, Box 374, Minneapolis.
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MONDAY EVEN'G, JAN. 18th,
And until further notice the beautiful society play,
S g ii DOL |

Our popular Matinee Saturday afternoon at P. M.
Reserved Seats and Matinee Tickets on sale at
Elliott's Music Store, Nicolet avenue.
Street leave for all parts of the city at the
, 1879-01-22

I5Y TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK;

Tb tn HTsFtrn Atfoetatfd Fyssa.
NEW YoRK, Jan. .21.-Goyernments were drn..
Railroad bonds ero strong.
State securities wcrc quiet.
A strung md rising speculation coutlnucs 10
be the feature Of tho stock market. Largo or
0ess nra received by brokers, md the number Of
buyers daily increases. The buying movement
was chiefly III Northwestern, 81. Paul, Lake
Bhorc, Eric, AMI Delaware, Lackawanpa d West
crn. Investment shares arc In brisk demand for
ot,t-ol-town account. Rock is1aud sold up to
l1411, and Chicago, Durlangtou Il Quincy to
lax. MUCH buying was reported Of st. iaul
shares by parties hcretoloEo operating Tor de-
cline.
Thc Connas,~tat says tho upward movement
in Eric: steek follows the great succeas
Ut the / bulls In Softhwesteri
common. Tic price Is up to 2l And IL
sympathy with the rapid riae fn reconstructed
bonds bere and In London, Much higher figures
fnr the stock are predicted " ita friends.
Cleveland, Colutnuns. Cincinnati d Indianapolis
transactions wcEo 255v, zoo shares, Of which A..
U0D were Erie, II, O0O Lake Shore, 81, 600 NoSth-
western conl.nou, 2l.0o0 ptcf9rreh, at,000 H..
puul common, II, ,o00 preferred, aN0 P!ttsburR.
H. 600 Laekawanna, 1900 New jerbeY Central,
5,GOO Michigan Central, I, mo Cleveland, Colun,-
hue, Cincinnati Il indianapolis, $500 Ohio,
2,Uju Canada Southern, 400 Morris j. Essex,
H4 Wtstern uuon, t,0oo ~. josephs, and = U)O
st. Louis, kansas Ctty d Northern.
Money ms,ket easy at sgss Prime msFea"'
tile papcr. J1N2-
Sterling exchange, nixty days, strong At 4s5N;
slEht, 49,.
, 1879-01-22

Oak II, . { corner Of Townsend st,. nj,
2axas9 n, dated Jan. u tfeter Pbttf-
Fon to J. G. and r. c. Psscrsoht ....- 3 12o
Ontnr1n 1t. 723 It = of Kingsoury 1t, At.
25110O II, dated Jan. II tDsuno Khautr
:. to Edward 9. Drcvef). ......:. 100
Blue Island ~, ~ It { y Of Wood st.es.
2+11oo #, dated Jan. t1'etsf Fsscl to "A,
scigv'ee i.s' e. aio Il II wi:consia i.
I, a. II to Al1ey with other propestyl
dated Jan. II tChaflotta kef2 10
Johanna f. Mucl1ef} ef}.4............,.... TO- 0D0
sourn Of elfr Lfxrfs, WITHIN nAuiEs oF AxyEN
MtLEa or Tux couHr.nousk
Mt, Q ae1cs with bnifd!nRe, dated Jan.
10 tAndeEron Fowler To- tho Anglo
American Packing 4 Provision Co. j.. los, 600
Thirty ninth 1t. /, 739 II Of Ashland ~.
nj, 1U1x51i Il, with buildings, dAtad
Jan. 20 tAuderson Fowler to tho Anglo w
American Packing Il Provision CO. i.... rs, O00
GenyIock ~, lH3 fts Of Stewart Az. sf.
4H11tr3 Il, dated Jan. II tFFederltk .
LieFa to En1anual klein}. 1.30U
GENERAL ABsiaxAkNf FOR tue nENEFIr or ckAb-
1ToHs.
Frank q. Schne1itr 10 Charles F. Schumacher,
Jr., liabilities, 81, s52. ~; assets, 81, 5st.
, 1879-01-22

1t00 Pn0nrCr5-Wafe more active In tho ng-
grcgate than On any day Of faat week, and again
very much excited the Mat kct advancing al round,
but falling back about half wRy In thu Inst hour
OF tbs session. There YVES = b.g speculative de-
nsnl for pork, snd short Etba and other articles
were stronger In sympsthy. IInTs were higher,
and L!serpaol sep0Etud III advance OF III per loo
lbs in lard ant u,.ddiss. Ti,s buying here seemed
" b chiefly on cuuntsy account.
MEAS puRx-AuyAncca G0Gkb2Hc per hr!, and
cioscd 35c Aboye the laIGst pE.ces Of Monday.
Salra vera reported ut O bsls (o1j n S. 10 spot;
lbV b.ls do tuewl II .l0; o. 750 brla seller Feb
.usFy at So 1ot. 80: n. 600 brs suileF March a.
50. lt&i3. 7a.s; sad 7.o00 br!s seller April II
$o,3:n oa. Total. LAG, leo brts. Thu market
closed nervous II snout 81. toG7. 75 for old spot,
81. rs fur new spot or aclles January. 90. 300
D. .3:H fot February. ~ 4oGt0 47!a for March. and
Su. 17nQ Qu 10 for april.
r1ms 1aest pork WAS quoted II 81. .7b48, % and
extra pEilnu nt 81. 10G7.5.
LAAp-Adyanced a5a37He per 100 los, and
closed 19Ec shove tho latest prlees Of Mouday.
sxleA 1sposlsd OF O. 600 cs seltct February at
37, and in, TOO acs sel,sr April al $8 2b458. 4j
Total, ~. 600 les. Thu market csosad rathes
sssslx 4 ~ ~; for essh o. .ei!es nanaarT. ~ u
aud s3.aa %. a7.i selier AptIl.
MEATS Averaged IL sGEl1o per 100 l64 higher,
with good deal u sxc!tsmsnt ta short Efps, and
lot. Sales were repostsd Of SO, 00J les shoul.
d6.t as.c spot: @:.O oo4e. shoulders at 81. 80
3.37ss 1pot: 200 boxss lon2 cears On private
tarna; ?60 boxes long and shoft clears It 40
Cu,haElauds u 4kc; 100 ro1cs short ribs u ST. III
e,76o, Oo0 ipt abort rt9s Il si.a5 spot 81. au9s
;t!si g.; I'll ~ juns ~; e.
lh4 green halus no lbS' 1t 51sc 3, 100 pcA do &C
laal al l!e.@c: uua to to1s4 lou. cat a4uas III
, 1879-01-22

Tho following Instruments seso nlcd fos
teeord Tuesday. Jan. FL:
ctTE PROPERTY.
West Twelfth II. Is II . Of Itobey 1t, Ut,
95x121 II. dated Ixp. ~ {Agt6ur tQn-
nelly u Thomas N1sphY)....., ,......$ 60
NeAt Madison y, . cornes Ut jetlsrsoo
u. n + LUZ xtOO II. dAte1 Dec, 2U. le76
iii sftI .:"...:. .....:.............: ~ ] 900
Bissel! u, II. II oi Car H. . I. .4xl.3
#. lnrto.rl, dated jaa. II tch41las II,
I. 'rarnow 10 Cad I. r, HssrN,,., ;. LII
Thc psemtecs 80. 40: Wabash ~. dated
Iau. ~ tEllzattth thnfch to Anu
snrl.'pu'.. .,..,....... ............... 100
, 1879-01-22

IN NxW TU1tK YESTERDAY.
NRw YoRK, Jan. 2l.-ReceIpts-F1our, 49,
09a brls; wheat, $50 bu; corn, 47,tDO bu;
oats. 1a.06o bu; corn-mcal, 2299 pkgs; rye, 2,7Do
bu; barley, 1,10o bu; n'alt, 1.B9a bu; pork,
b5l brla: bccf, 1,ol4 tcs; cut-tneats. o,:se::,
pkgs; lard. 6.0C7 tcs; whisky, 003 brla.
ExpoFta for twcnty-f0ur loury-Flour, 1000
brls: wheat, $1,000 bu; corn. 54.000 bu.
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
Tho following ahuwx Tho recnInts anil abEn.
, 1879-01-22

hoxcd; Cnmbeslauds. 34.b0ftt0O boxed fonH.cut
hams, 7Gh74o; sweot.pickled hams. 0Aab7c foE
10 10 III 70 average; green harns, hksG5 Nc for same
averages: green shoulders, 36c.
Bacon qnoted At 4{ds4;tc for shoulders. 4AGhc
for short RIBS, :b615lic 10! short clears. 7sGt74c
for hams, all cAnvasci and packed.
0nkAsE-Was unoted At hGD3,fc fer white, ~
N4Ac fof. yellow, and 414Ac for brown.
ltEEF rNODEErs-Wcre steady and qutct at
81. 7sflH. co for mess. a.. 70 for extra mess.
ind S1J. d0Ghi4 90 for hams.
TALLow-Was qutst At olekc for city. and 5A
EtCt for cnuntFy.
, 1879-01-22
COMMERCIAL.


The following werc the receipts and ship
ments Of the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the twenty four hours ending at 7
o'clock on Tuesday morning and correspond
Ing date twelve months s0o:
, 1879-01-22

sInclud!nR 547. 7H5 bu anoat.
Also, 40,535 hu corn, 187Es3G bu oats, h9t7 TIC
bu barley, aud 1l0.4H Blu rSp.
VISIBLE BurrLT.
Mr.. A. Z. Thomna, Of this city gives the fol-
lowing as tttc quantities of wheat antl corn In
store Jau. 18 at several poI1Its: = ~
, 1879-01-22

noticed, due 10 The augment In tho arrivals.
Poultry WIS taken for shipment and local usa a.
full recent prices.
Rail freghts wcro quoted At the following
, 1879-01-22

tno 4o'io"4s s."'n "a' '''sPsete" ~ Ss~
IN to's cl'Y 9easetua1 noFa,ns' cass No. 'sa ~
winter Hnee1, cars NO. 10, I enIs "ai1eo' %
cars No' nafa' NV ea1s NO. sps'ng' sa eoss @
NO. . 10, II eaIa lo]eeteu' car NJ eta"e VA"
Hheas); car so. eoFn' ~ eafs n'Sn "'1eot
~ cars ne" 10, IT cars new mixed, o. cars 80
corn. cars re1ectea Qoo eorh); 10 cars ~a'to
OATS y cars NO. mixed. cars cars NO. rye,
u cars NO. DO, caF rejected ~ 7ry~); acafs
NO. barley, u ears No. u 10, 10 cars exHa,
cars 1ceu t3A bafIeS(' IoIal, V4o cars. OF 2A}uoo
bu. Inspected outs 6,loa bu wheat, ll,84a bu
eornt l,7aS ou carlo ....
Tic pFodace markets were all stronger 1cster~
day, except perhaps barley; and Soma oil them
wcra very much excited. Provistons werc BOOM
Ing pork Advancing ooc per brl. wheat A'eo
Waa unexpectedly buoYant advancing use per
hu, and even corn sold 1c hfghor. All sd-
vaneed stlll further ID tho afternoon Othcr
grain followed upward IN sympathy. The cx-
element oil round was very unusual In its ex-
tent, aud Was genuine surprise to tnany opera
tors; It seemed like clap OF thunder out of
clcnr bky.
, 1879-01-22

nNEAD9TUFTSs
FLOuR-Tas quot, but stronger in sympathy
wifi wheat, though there was no material advance
in prices. ehles weto reported Of j. 600 brfs win
tcrb At 81. 60E5 and 300 brls springs ut 81 Ii
a.. TO. Total, 1900 hrls. The following Was tho
mammal rnn1n nj nriteA.
, 1879-01-22

UO0CThe MARKET opened 1AIfEy atEFa II,
strong At au advance over Monday of seatesA
more than DC. A. the day advanced tho aesa1- Nv
Rsxw moro urKsut, and prices cfept steadE'
showed N asxrsgasc advance OF lsdt.1c, o. a. w.
pForsmeuk tot Tbs two lsTs Ut 3oSl3lc. jh' IL
ceipta wata large. but further advance ~ th,nl
product einulaxd pae keEs. mad there wls dtE'''t
Tor 3ye.y no.. Early IN The day laers ~tr ,.,aa '.
Vt heavy luts - low ~ *, Va&L o. nno 81 ssrs
grades II 81. lul2. 95. but tho latest ss'Is ss'Is,,.
ou basis OF II lV13. 20 Tor poor u esiFa hf' :,
aud ~ 81. UtAa3. Is fur eouluun " b~ss 'A''-
, 1879-01-22

CATTLE-Tsaao was quiet, especially fott:a
grades a. aro psualiY taken for tho Kastern ca
kcls, news from that quarter being adverse t'a
sctivs shipping movement. There wah about "
uauai attendance Of shippers, but thoY sccutaH
different, and sales dragged al further s!ichstss
euipy Of prices. in comparison with thu ela'l:1
days Of 1A4t week pr!ces Of medlum to gooa e'ia
arc Oh .o2G5o. priccs Ut cxtra bcovcs. su!'sas
for exposs, are very listlu II my lower, aaam
butehuss' aud can1era' atuH a1ao tho markesn ~
hold NJ pretty wsll. tho descriptions last usaa
being in moderate supply. btockoss wess IN tea
demand At pomlnally unchanged dsuses. ~
days trailing was done At sl.75dt5. aO. aa'p'ss
took tbs larger part OF tho offerings At 81, eSG
those prices buying fair to choice steeFs we'ss'a
from, !. 100 10 l,4a0. butchers and esatsa
bought principally At s:.faQb:.8o. Tho Mill"
closed heavy NTH not all Ho!a.
QUOTATIONS.
Extsa ncoyea-0fadcl st9efA, weighing
1.b00 lhs and upwards. IL. 7a4ks'"
'ss steess. Wsish,n; l. so9 10 i, soo lG.. .es3l$
wei wssap;as !. lao 10 i, Sso iSs .,,,s..... g. 5e34s
'y w.sa,Da 0so 10 Zoo H.. .. ........ - o.oo2a*
Dutchcta' Stock-Poux to common
steers and common 10 cholco cows,
i,oso b.. ................ . ~. " 3sasn
o'9SS IS 10 $50 ibs s ssa.
Infrrior-Light and thin cows, hrIftrs, aan.
staga, bulls. aaa scalaway stsoss !. .753-n
, 1879-01-22

1 HAN@khA "n* UAyauk +AckkWAuuA &Gu HOgkA-
west common. Lake Shore. according 10 dla-
patches received from New York, was looking
well. aud would ".start soon." Tia Rrlcvous
omission to state definitely whether It would
"start upn or "start down" renders this In
formation less valuable than It might otherwise
have been.
Northwest common adyanced ~, to hsss<;
the preferred |, to s31{; st. Paul common N, to
10; ths preferred ", to So3{; Lake Shore 81, to
6oH; illinois Central u, to s255f; Bur,ington l.
QulncY n, to III; Alton X. 10 SAX; Efta q, to
94H; Wabash II, to :iG; Ohio d. mississippi ",
to w. c., C.. q. d !. scored tas largest i'd
vance, Of the dsy, rising from AQ!< to rex; Dcla-
ware T. Hudson gained II. 10 4!4&l; LarEa~auDa
~. to a0$tt; Jerssy Central u. to 4o5s; Atlantic
Il Pacific u, to 50; and Canada Southern u, to
4G1{.
ii. L., T. c. Il N. declined u, to ~; 81. Joe
preferred ". to 351<: the common u. u l4H; G.,
{. l. C. u. to s; and Michigan Central Il, to
19%.
HIN railroad boads In New York last week. tho
course OF the market wss toward higher figures,
an uneonmonlY sctIve demand prevailing tor
this clats Of securities. Ike advance sausr1
from II to II fes ceut the lattet IN Cincinnati d
anr!"vlcll h1sts. Tue SvH Jts.ev Cvui:2l
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The Governor and Council Of
Maine have at lastsdecided,' on ac-
count of technical infornalities in
the election returns not to issue GER
tificatcs to i humble. OF Hefahlica,,,
members of the Leeisls an Who
were undoubtedly elected. 1t is a
bold scheme of the Democrats to
steal United States Senator. This
revolutionary course of the Governor
has excited great indignation throuh-
out that State and numerous meet
ings are being held at which people
irrespective of party condemn the
conspiracy. 3f
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4 Rcnedy foc Diph:her;a.

I
The following remedy for .diph-
liberia, coming from the source it
does, is entitled to serious consi,lera-
ton, bit at the same time we woald
advise those who may he inclined to
use it, to consult their physician be-
foic doing so; aa 9a5ga !.
ssImpcrial Russian Legation,
Washington, Nov. rs. ls5a.-'fo the
Editor Of the New York Herald: In
view of tie increase of diphtllcria in
several places Of the State Of New
York, / hasteti t. communicates to
you for publicity very simple fem
edy, Which having been uscl in
Russia and Germany, may prove eff
fcctive here. Out. Of several Others,
DR.. Lctzcrich, who made extensive
experiments in the application of
this remedy, has u-od i:in tweaty-
seven cases, eight OF Which were of
very reri as nstare, AL Of which
had 4 kvor,.h,e result, except ii one
csac, wl:ca TIE child died f.oiA =
complication . .!;Scss,s. For rhi l.
rcn cf one yc.r he PIE cr;,s.s the re-
mel =, fOi i .tcrnS use, every one or
two hours, IS follows:
Natr. Bcnzo;cs,' par. SO SOW. in az.
n.cnsh. .. per, ana to.e syr. COT an.
10 O., i;fis ad'I xsfaa.fsssid@uo 8ss3
For children from ore tothFcc Years
ola he rrscsil,e,.it from icvea 10 light
grammcs for 100 gra.n:nes II d;.si led
wafer, with sa:ne SYRUP; for .r;l,lrsn
from three to seven years Oh he pre- :
scrihed ten To- 6fssen en,mM,es, and
for grown pesstms from fistzn u
twenty-five giamracs fovs each one
hundred grammes, -Isissast ~
Bckidss this he nses also Nj i, -. =,
success the Insulation o:si t;y,.l.I,l.
thcrial membrAne atAsMu a al tlsxs
tube in serious eases ever. t.,rgt
konrs,, III & light csaese s.srsss Il. cs i
dry Of the natr.. bcsss.,' RAJ III,
For grown fchple llc Si..;..-y::ri;sss Ill
gA,gling = clifton ;pf ;rns !: IA .nlvs
0s tisisPplver Tor S0oi grsssu.es 81
lwa:er.as bspaa bna nj - ssond Ii 81
The effect Of tie rsssJefs sfa,issi
yssss fpas N ,: :ss ,||s'.r
ths sxcyeyish ffnlnia sGi ! A ssaicl,isfs,
completely, All tbs }asFp es.ss,ir ssd
pHlses .bsuema aastrRfall ,Ekissrusn.dy
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

If the Donnelly- Washburne case
is decided in favor of the contestant,
in case the election for President is
thrown into Congress, the vote of
Minnesota will be cast for the Dem
ocratic candidate. The Republicans
of -.this district who assisted in
Ioehler's election can congratulate
themselves that they assisted no lit
tie in bringing about this state of
affairs. They of course never
though: of this when they voted
against the Republican candidate
for Congress, bu. it shows how care.
fui Republicans should be about sup
porting men who will entirely mis-
represent them after they are eiec-
ted.
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS, XiVN. Dec. 2a1 1870
N".."- Il h~r-h~ eiv", tAst .s,' ~ sE,w.
fnc-n~.re" s~.-f~r hes sl"s n -.ir.s II HE i-t~,.
tio., W Y'fk 10 6i,r1 pa.'of in e..:r,is - q
RI '-,. ent secs,.e A,-l srscy ,k~, - ~ tA ~
ri-"'io- PRIV errs ersc, "a" 49,. - ttfs
n tic". viz: J.n~--v t.ah .~s, .. she e. T.
land Gf;c" At R.1s,sA sails. Siaa. Peril
Y Sec. -, r. III. u q ana !, :. ne. 49,. II =.
ing ~ bis vis,>sans. viz: tssttiiao Weup,i> a
Redwood Cou-ty. sad Jacsb Nerder OF Red
wood County Mimi. a..,
WV. p. DUNSINGrON.
VII NIL 5w Register.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-25

Having sold out my stock Of hard
waYc and being DESTROYS of closing
up my books I hereby request all
persons indebted to. me toMsake set
Element Of their accounts at 16rce.
After the 2otl,e inst my books
will be left W. It'll Mr.. George w.
Braley, at the Redwood Co. Bank
for collection so!u ~ ,s5iI54da
% y a#sf asp1 W. "A. SwisHER.