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, 1881-09-19
TllANC13.

DIsCn1.pASr CABINET MEET1Nn,
PAp1a, SUIT. tS.--AccnullnE ioMil accounts
there wns Il stormy srtlu III tho Cabinet
council yesterday. Accusations md rcerllnE-
nol,s wcrs frcrtyexcl,n,igeh In consequence
0! an attack M (;an. rnrre, Minister Ut War,
ly tonstans, Minister uf the lntarinr, Rtltl l,y
Tho prcsst on account Ut II clrculnr issl,etl by
tho Chlcr uf Stalr directing That tho strength
Of all bnt1aliuus sent 10 AfrIru sllall be- zoo
nel.
tien. Fare offered tn rcslgn, hut us Ills res
!gnation wonll ent nit II disruption uf tho
Ministry I,u reconsislarel Ills olEur, ani It
vas ,trci.Icsl Isa AlsoMlt publish. vEl,tttcation
Of his pnlicy In thu otliciul 10.lr,'nl.
The circular retains III nctual service SOL
dters Uuroltru in 1sil,, contrary to tho u.s.
H,ranccs Of tlso I'refNcts OIL the evo Of tie
late general elections. md contrary to law.
Gen Farrc'a colleagues haze s.sls1srd II with
lrawnl Of tho circular uwiMg to public III,
dlpratinn, but Gen. Farre duelnes to with
draw 1t.
TUNlsI.tS AFF.All.S.
. llol,statl, French Minister ut TNnts, told
tho Council tl,s deadlock in Africa WIS tlue
IL their ynetiation. TunIs, he sn[tl, should
hayo been occupied to impress the Arabs.
Ito sa!tl 25.D00 llun wonil hd wanted fur tho
nst Of tho year tn crush the iisurreation.
The lsuy should DO induced tu abuicate, anl
falb Hey should sllcc0etl. llnnstan IL Ill
a!ructed to hasten tho lsuy's ahtllcntton.
Gen. Logerot, 1t Is said, has determined to
occupy 'runis, but tho Dey refuses Ills con-
aent,
nEIIEF TO ar.tSIAIIls.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-'rtle newspapers publish
aseml-nilfcfnl LITTER from Oran nn,lmcratInR
tho Sums expended III relieving Spanlards ut
Tada, tie tosal cxeecdlng l00,o00 francs.
Numbers Ut Spantar.!s are returning to Oral,,
Where security Is ,reUstnblishe.l.
, 1881-09-19
TILE RAILROADS.


CLEVELAND RAILROAD ITEMS.
spteta. Hispateh to 7At Caeaoo Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 1s,-Thu New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad are selling
tickets 10 Now Yark ut ~, but with no se-
butte. which Is the policy followed by the
other companies.
Tho Luke S,oro & Michigan Southern
llouI will toulprruw takv possession Ut thu
Dctrult, lIlllsslale Il Southwestern lload,
whosu track Is aIxty-llvo miles l0ug. This is
Aol,o to preyont thu Gr.mt Western aiul oshcr
lines gutt|ng possession Of It. The t;enerul
Manager went West Saturday eyeittrg. a'ltl q
ilunlter nf supervising officials of the, road
!eft thls eyHaH I" i't t!ln mSw ,l: .ilyis!1 ~
l,esiutel,titut uf thu Lansing Division, wlll
also siIpurYlse tho llgW lllsu.
, 1881-09-19

4 ,TEW1WT1 TETTF1UN.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 1S.-Doputntlons OF
Jews representing dltIcromt tnwns have ar-
tlsetl here, md Nre consulting III regard to
Interviewing GclI. l4l,ntief, Minister Ut tho
Interior. They Intend to present Il petition
Praying for HI official public declaration ut
nbarty for all crae.ls, aiul tho suspension III
u!e meantime of tho laws snlet1onlng tile OK.
pulsioh Ut Jowa from certain luCalltlrs.
THE MOSCOW ESlIlNIrlON
opens May III, 1857, md einses Sept. IT,
THE CZ.AIl AMI FIkANCtS LUSEFlI,
Tho Czar als4 Emperor Francis Joseph Will
shortly meet.
, 1881-09-19
Gail. ACCEPTED,

&ptetu& QAt4teA ~ }N <A+eaa" 1f4oHHfs
IosroS, Sept, lS.-Illo Iley. Join d. lsar-
rows, paslur OF thu Maverick Congregational
Churul,, Fast lloston, iEas deel.rtl to aceept
tho call frum thu First Presbyterian Church
ne C!ltsHg0, AMI to.lay II letter waB resut 10
llls congregation rrslEn!ng Ills pastorato
l.p.e. Thu resignation vii! take effect Oct. !,
but he will probably not enter vi hiK new
tlUtira I'LL November. Tic letter Will bo
acte.l ulM,,, at u l1ce.fMg ut tlle Church tn
night, ullti Will aftnrwaItts csMMu lcturo tho
s,Wiety nliu u council VI tl4e churches III tue
district
, 1881-09-19

Special utspafeh TO The Chicago Tribune.
LnulsyILIE, KY, Supt. l6,-rhillIp In.
crDssc, fruisht brakeman Oil the Louis
v1le, Cincinnati Il Lexington llailr0nh. aud
Il resident ot this city. wiz kn0ckca from his
wheel o,l Il west.bou,lA trlIln ut MI carly hour
tl,ts morning By the brlccs 1f tho brtgu Ut
thu Cincinnati Snutlieri llnilroad. nelr. Lax,
lngtOll, H, ita crossing nj tile fnrner r!,Ad. mud
illstantly killed. Ills rulinins were brought
lsery tliis AFTERNOON fnr !ntorlnent: llo leaves
, 1881-09-19

nAisoS vow srEuDES's ,EscESnANTs.
hElnLS, Sept. ls,-E,npuror WilIla,l Inns
sanctioned Tic acceptance Of tho descend.
ants Of tho larnn Von Steubon Ut tic Invita-
.'oH to attend tho Yorktown centennial ceIc-
otat!nl. Ths descendants ar0 all oillcers OF
4!a psusstnn army,
, 1881-09-19
AwAltnEn $1,000 DAMAGES.

1.ASsksu, Attcl,., scpt. l7.-Sonlo mollths
ago Eugcnu .. quinn, Ut this city, co1n-
,,,cllccll suit against Dr. Andrew Dlancl,
llis ,loiurstic hAptiness, ETC., taytng Ills sta1l-
nges ut alo.UoO Tile silt WIS flushed toslay
iii tito Circuit Court, thu Jury rendering Il
verdict Tor vi, ,00u fur tic plalntlf.
, 1881-09-19

Co.t. liver OIL md LiMe,-'EIsat plenk~
ant aud active aEGl,t t,l ths ctsr9 VI MI cnn:
sun.p!iye sytaptoMs, "w!lpor's, CoTpa!!ua nf
tcrs4,y ttt,t,I,lcl III snolcul prnotIcv. aoIil by
tlu proprietor, \. H. Wltnois, Chemist. uostou,
and all druggists.
, 1881-09-19

WASHINGTON, N. j., Srps. 1H.-'ll!c Star
Parlor Organ Company's artl Dcatty's iln-
,nensu orga,l f1s;torlts were totally destroyed
l,y rn this evening. Thu loss Il estimated ut
$:aD,UOD tnrtlully Insured. FOslr hIl,llruli
nun nru thrown Uut nj employment.
, 1881-09-19

gptetai DtspateA to 1As Chteaoo Tribune.
WArE,rruwN. Wis, Sepl. lS.-lrylc, eltlest
son Ut A.lolpllus nlaIr, agcA 1O years. inst
with fstal accflunt wllilo hunting this att-
ernGnn. liz Hired ut s0nlo g,,lne ind liia gun
ytcutle.l with turrlIic force, tito butt striking
hin, across tho region Of tito heart, callsll'g
llts Instant uentl,
, 1881-09-19

Arssltl,s 13sef, lrou. aalh Wine, with
Cincl,nsia, tho stai,tard l.ad'olal tonlU of thla
royressve nao: = uarehss 'ns nis rsa'nps.
jiuntnScs ,ilHesson, utu, Result: y r,lnd form,
DrEkt oyus, iAppy alulo Ut mud Arnud't drug
StuFV, eurnsr Muttls0n street h'la Fifth AfuIiuu.
, 1881-09-19

Tho veterans ot tile l'apal army. wl,n
served during tlle reign Of rlux H., attended
catnu,lrai: 1t a tliMnor wllcjl followed oll,!
sentiment xfya,l WIS: "The 1'reslduMt nj
tie United States-A1ny hu live to I'LL thu
term fur which Ills coltiltrylnen elected lin,
attl tn long wnAr the llDll0ss which his star-
ling qualities al,l services 10 our cOlnulUtl
cultl,try lilyu reserved fur ltlll."
, 1881-09-19

TotEpo, o., Sept. ls.-Tlsr West Toledo
fluur1ng mills tou!s ttro curly this ,nnrlliIg,
md as tlloy wero beyond ressctl Ut water wGra
tolally destroyed. Tia buildings warn ILL.,
silrptl, but thu eDlltenis W1tu without lii
surullce. I4Uss nl,ltlt S5UoU.
, 1881-09-19

Spseial Dl1pateh to TAk CHICAGO 1tthune
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept. ls.-John II.
Frunklin, Deputy Postmaster ut Wei!onn.
ILL.,, WHO ubsconslcd some mouths siace with
II lot of signed In,stul orders Which 10 has
es,sllell to tie 4Xlcnt nf SJ VIII nrrl'stel 1li
Friday III SuN FrnncIsr0, alla will 1u brought
in i!hfturn
, 1881-09-19

spsetal DhpAsch to TAs chteaaa 7rlbuns.
ISnlASAp0I.is, lnd., Sept. 1S.-Ti,u ln-
diana TFlbuHc. Il litw twu-ccnt Gern,lli att
grnoall paper, Republican anu nntl.pEul!bt-
tup, uIAkea Its ltrat'nptcarsitcu todAy.
, 1881-09-19
TURKEY,

eoSarANriSorIE, Supt. l8.-Irtnce Je-
Mllo ~ Nnpolenn hls ha.l I'M audience With the
eatan. ilo will interview Tissot, tho French
Ambassador, Monday,
, 1881-09-19
Correspondence in Relation to the
1nadequacy Of the Tele.
graph Service,
Vlce.PrcsfIcnt Eckors, Of tho Western
Unton, Explains tho Reason
fur II. >
Rough Treatment Of German Bark
Caught IN a Blorm-Reunion
Of Papal Veterans.
TELEGRAPH SERVICE,

THE WESTERN ESIiS EXPLAINS WHY IT 1s
SAi,EQE.ATE.
NEW fUllK, Sept. lH.-The following cnrrt-
spor.lellco fully explains the matter that
catiu1 It furt!,:
i,lu'pncE EXCHANGE. NEw YonE. Sept. 10, 1871:
.t'tt. 1ltnahs Eehtri, uetesatt Sui.rnleH!eMt
Worry s4srlnllA complaints nru butnk nntlo to tnu
that tho facilities for transmitting telegraph
nr,, entlruy ttade'juatn fnr liz volo III inlst-
l,ess ntw sleing transacted. desire tu u,lI yu1r
immaculate Httcutlon u this taatter, ans! to rr-
mid u.har taullttIca mny b0 pr,ei'icl ~ ahalI
promptly meet tho refill!tumrni Ut tho nlolnbera
III this E*eh""Fc. nfs'EctI,iiy yop,bs: ,s:,,,.nt
yleE-ll.EstpESr EcKEssr's NErI.t.
YuHK. Sept. II. t1sl.-F: ii. lathcr. E,.i., Itrsi-
dent I.t7siisce EsItlu,4e. Nttt iurj.-DEAit SIM:
@ syr WHICH, stx ~ 1s q ss'rs e. mr. y e S
II tho newspapers tcfure raehe.l MY uIheo.
Permit n,b 10 M, TINT ! can hart:Iy c,lnsst!cr
fore 1t WIS 1sE.sstso fur you IL rusc,seM ir-
uIy to IL eunsIstent with commercial entlrtrsy.
sb tnGrStorS I" TyS stt1r ph
sAte1 ftttn thu rsicetpas thu n,Itl.hIIad terms
Of your complaint aru cnlculatcl 10 throw upuI.
THE FACILITIES oF Tlits COMPANY
fur tho transmission Of dispatches to aud frm
tho West Aru inuro thn1 MdeluNte to tue de-
inants vi ordinary htlslncs!. 13ut tho trlays
hHrU kteI due iu thrGo eAtIses. W1Iltli WtTo eIs.
taely nHinrscelI. md Mgaisiht which 1t wus Ett'-
tMsssili9 iur u ~ MHkU lntMedlAte provision
l'rtsi'lcn, GrcairJ Il t1cuiund upun us thlHuFh-
ut!t thU cut@htty tu which It 1tcAtnu our duly Il,
kt}o tho hrst attcntl'n. 30 great has thu lc.
tuAnd uucn tint tito c0MpAny bus transmitted
nDDCt
TWO MILLIONS OF ntLt.ETiNs,
equivalent to 1,ool01l messages 1t average
, 1881-09-19

FoSD nu LAC, Wis, Srpt. 1s.-A ilro on
Seymour l. MUorU's fns,n, Il. tlie Town uf
I4n,uartinc, totally destroyed two residences,
grain, etc, 14usa Sl0,GG1.
, 1881-09-19

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN.
ClSc1sSATl,.S Sept. ls.-Thv EARNINGS Of ~
miles Ut thu -uuthern railway letween Clh@
clnnati a,.d Chattn,,o'xa l!ase been ss@::e'ooo
fur lie mouth 0t August.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE;

Default having been made in the conditions of a
certain mortgage executed by Frederick Gley and
ivIna MS wife morgagors to Charles Van
and recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
in and tor the county of Brown in the State ofNIin
neso'a on the fifth day of April A. d: 1873, at Ak
O'Clock in the afternoon, in Book of Mortgages
on pages $40 e. 547: by which mortgage there was
conveyed and granted the following described real
estate situate in the county Of Brown aforesaid to-
(X) Of Section one (i), in Township one hundred
ard ten (l10) North, ofRange Thirty-t two CSC West
Of the Fifth Principal Meridian. Containing eighty
vey to secure the payment of the sum Of Five
Hundred <500) Dollars, with interest ut the rate
OF ten per cent per annum according to the con-
ditions of promissory note bearing same
Frederick Giey to said Charles H. Van AM AM
bnrgh and the said mortgage having been duly as.
signed by the said mortgages to Angelina W. Kim
sign,nent was, on the twentieth day of March AID.
leeO, recorded in the Office of said Register oDeeds,
| of Brown county aforesaid in Book K-of Mortga-
unpaid upon said note and mortgage at the date of
this notice the sum of Five hundred and eighty five
Dollars, and twcnty-seven cents, which sum is
hereby claimed and declared to be due on said note
and mortgage and no action or proceeding at law
otherwise having been instituted to recover the
amount OF said mortgage debt or any part thereof;
Now therefore. notice ia hereby given, that by vir.
tue and in pursuance of power of sale n said
mortgage contained and Herewith recorded, and
Of the statute in such made and provided, the
above described premises will be sold at public
auction by the sheriff of Brown county Aforesaid,
at the front door of the office of the Register OF
Deeds IN and for sad county of Brown, and at the
City of New Ulm therein, on Thursday the twenty
eighth day of April A. D. 1884, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, to satisfy the amount of said mortgage
debt then due and unpaid, together with the costs
and expenses of such foreclosure proceedings in
ulated in said mortgage: aud the said mortgage
will be thereby f0reclosed Dated, March Is, 1871.
ANGELINA w. KIMBALL,
JNO. c. NOE, Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
The track Of the Winona 4 ST. Pete,

The track of the Winona & St. Peter
road is now clear of snow its entire
length. AS illustrating the unexpect-
ed difficulties which the clearing force
met, Supt. sanborn related an incident
which occurred on Monday evening of
last week in the last remaining drift
that INSTRUCTED the track to Marshall.
The men had been shoveling in the
drift for some distance and found the
snow perfectly dry. Finally Mr.. Sam
horn decided to push the plow through
it, and the engine went back and took
run for the drift. Imagine the sur.
prise Of all hands when the plow, plung-
ing into the drift, strucka pond of
water concealed beneath the snow,
and a flood deluged the track, putting
out the fire Of the locomotive and
rushing in such a torrent down the
track that all hands fled in dismay.--
The pond soon exhausted itself, how.
ever, and the work was completedin .
short time. SIS 3
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
Personal.

II. 5. Chaplin and Kellogg Green
two Milwaukee commercial travelling
men, tarried in our city oyer Sunday.
ID. II. Webber visited St. Peter
last Thursday upon legal business. lie
returned home the same evening.
MIR. Stone, of the law firm of Laid
& Stone at st. Peter, was in our city
last Monday looking after Sulplluret
mining stock interests. We were I'M
able to learn whether he succeeded in
placing any stock in this city.
Capt. W. O. Collins, commander
of the Milwaukee Light Guards, Wis.
Nat. Guard made our sanctum pleas.
ant call last Saturday. The captain
had the honor to command the Wis
consin State troops participating i'll
the funeral ceremonies of the lament
ed Senator CARPENTER,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27

Last Monday morning Coroner Lau.
denschlaeger was summoned to Sleepy
Eye 10y telegram to hold an inquest
over the body of an unknown man who
had died suddenly at the Lake House.
The violence adduced before the cor
oner's jury established the following
facts: That deceased's name is F.
Eager, mailing from New Lisbon, Wis
consin. Age about IS years. That he
came to Sleepy Eye on the evening Of
Friday last and put up at tho Lake
House In company of another man,
whose acquaintancehe had made on the
cars between St. Peter and Sleepy Eye,
On Saturday morning Accomplished of
feeling sick and applied to Mr.. lbber-
son for some medicine, and was fur
nished Il morphine and choral prepar-
alton, with directions to take one tea
spoon full every half hour until quiet.
His companion administered four tea.
spoons full to him as per directions
and then left him. After supper
when his companion again went to his
room he found Eager dead, and the
bottle nearly empty beside him. The
jury rendered verdict that deceased
came t" his death from an overdose of
medicine. No bad results would have
followed had he taken the medicine rs
directed.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
Written for the Review.
I'm Memory Of Chns. W.Crumlett.

A mothers love can never die
Till this yapor life has fed;
A mothers love can ns 'er grow cold
Although her loved ones dead.
The darling son fused to love,
And handled OH my knee;
0 Sad the thought to aching hearts,
His face we no more see.
Sometimes in dreams seem to see
The face of my darling boy;
But when wake my cup runeth Ger,
With grief instead of joy.
And then pause and think awhile,
Our race is nearly run;
Our hairs are whitening for the tomb,
Our work is we'll nigh done.
So I'll wipe the tears from OFT my eyes.
Let joyful thoughts revive;
And look away to that hIeSi morn
When all the dead Will rise.
For Jesus says lie once was dead,
Behold, he lives again.
lie holds the keys OF hell and death;
Triumphan,ly he reigns
Then III believe my Saviour's word,
And drive away my grief;
I'll go to the fountain head of life,
And fi:id a sweet relief
There's richest blessings now In store
Fo' aching. bleeding hearts;
There is a land where death ne 'er com es
And loved ones never part.
On, on we haste to that blest land,
Where parents and children meet;
Where long lost friends together sit
and worship at Jesus f, Ct.
The crystal flood before their eyes,
Gay fields Of paradise.
Their hearts are filled with sweet
delight,
They smile and wonder at a world 50
bright.
LUCY. A. RISIA.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
Fort ykidgciy Correspondence.

Fort Ridgely, April %, 1881.
Editor Rev,eaV:
It has been sometime since I had
the time to write to the Review to in
form you about the doings and the
sayings Of our community As
gentle spring has made her appear
ance with an affectionate smile on her
beautiful countenance, and is accom-
panied with mild, agricultural wealth.
er, the laborious wheel of industry
has again been put in motion; and the
discontinued farmers have obtained
sufficient consolation for their spring
work in the way Of seeding, plough.
ing, and preparing for agricultural
pursuits generally.
The winter has been long and severe
causing some stock to starve for the
want Of something to eat. Our mail
accommodations for the past winter
have been very poor. For two months
or more our mail was not conveyed to
us by the mail agent. Mr.. Hilgar
went down to New Ulm several times
and brought up the mail to accommo-
date his friends, and we all feel indebt-
ed to him for his generosity and &C.
commodation.
There has been a contagious malady
that has Frustrated a number of young
ladies and gents in this vicinity dur.
ing. the past winter. The disease is
something Of the nature and similar.
ity of the mumps, but is not very seri'
Gus.
| We were informed that there is soon
going to be a wedding in the town Of
Cairo. We are very much delighted
at the parties coming to such good
conclusions. My advise to all young
people that contemplate Of partaking
of the connubial happiness, is to mar.
ry in haste and repent at leisure.
| Mr.. J.H.Smith has rented the farm
of Dan. O'Neil, ST., for the present
year. Mr.. O'Neil is going to aban.
don farming. The towns of Camp,
wellington and Cairo, voted against
bonus. They imagine that their in.
solvency is large enough without go
ing in debt or paying the St L. & N
Railroad 16, 600 dollars bonus out o.
each town. You are all right, boys
for voting against it. We will gel
the railroad anyhow. Walker anc
B-n say It is coming sure, and dom
you forget it! Hurrah! Time will tell
The railroad fever in this community
is spreading rapidly every ont
is attacked with it. Rumor says tina
men are at work in the town of Greer
Isle, Sibley Co., and thereabout, con
structing shanties through the sale
county. The rumor is no doubt true
and the understandings and probabil
tiles are that we are going to have on
hundred miles Of the road completed
this summer, which would bring tn,
terminus somewhere in the County 0
Renyille. The impression prevail
/ that the road viii run through
] town 113 in Sibley and Renville coun
ties.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
PROBATE NOTICE.


State of Minnesota In Probate Court.
County of Brown Special Term, April 18th 1881
In the matter of the estate of Hiram Jones de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Mary 8.
Jones, Administrative of the estate OF Hiram
Jones deceased, representing among other things,
that she has fully administered said estate, and
praying that time and place be fixed for examin.
Ing and allowing her account Of her administra.
tion and for the assignment Of the residue Of said
estate to heirs, is ordered that said account DO
examined, and petition heard by the Judge of this
court, on Friday the 18th day Of May, A: D. 1881,
1T ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate Of
fee In said county And it isfurther ordered, that
by pu blishing copy of this order for three sue:
cesstve weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
New Ulm Review. weekly newspaper, printed
and published at New Ulm in said County.
Dated at New Ulm the 18th day of April, A. D.,
1881, By the court,
ERNST BRANDT.
Judge of Probate.
IL. 81
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby givc:, that all ma.
nure and other refuse matter deposit.
ed III alleys Or streets, during the
winter months, must be removed by
May LIST. Also that from the date
above named it is forbidden to dcpos
lite any manure or other refuse mat.
tor in any ally Or street. The fine
determined by law will be imposed
upon all who fail to heed this mott ,e.
BY order of the city council
Jacob Nix. Clerk
New Ulm, April 20, 1881.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
Women Never Think!

If the Grabbed old bachelor who ut
tered this sentiment could but witness
the intense thought, deep study and
thorough investigation of women in
determining the best medicines to keep
their families we'll, and would note
their sagacity and wisdom in selecting
Hop Bitters as the best. aid demon
strating it by keeping their fanatics
in perpetual health, at a mere nominal
expense, he would be forced to ack.
noledge that such sentiments are
basele IS and false.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
PROPOSALS.

Bids will be received at tic Coun.
ty Auditors office up to Tuesday,
May 81, 10 O'Clock q. m. for white
washing the New Courthouse, Jail
and the old Courthouse, two coats
each. Also for painting part of the
new Court house. Particulars can be
had Of Commissioner Wagner. OF
auditor Constants.
attest: CHARLES WAGNER.
II. B. CONSTANCE, Chairman Board, Co
Co. Auditor. Commissioner Brown CO
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Tracy, Mimi. March 2sth, 1881.
Notice is hereby giveE that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proofin support ofhis claim and secure fiaal
entry thereof. Said proof to be made before the
Mimi. on Thursday, May 5th, 1891. F. Joseph
Ringenbach. H. E. No 1914 for the N X Sc a Sec
10, T. 10s, R. 49,, and names the following as his
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said tract:
Frank Friedmann. of New Ulm, MINI.
John kofenberg, of Iberia, MINI. s--...
Albert Mertz. Of Mulligan, MINI.
Joseph Schabelof, Of Cttonwood MIMI
(May 4-s1,1 c. B. TYLER. Register.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

deceased. Notice ia hereby given that the Judge
of the Probate Court of Brown County has fixed
upon the first Monday of each and every month
for the next sig months commencing with the first
day Of April 1881, and the probate Office In said
county, as the times and place when and where
he will receive hear, and adjust all claims Of all
pereons against said deceased, and that six months
have been limited as the time for creditors to
present their claims against said estate.
Dated the 23d day of March, 1881.
MARY MCCARTHY, Execntrix.
April 27-sSi.