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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-06
MORE MURDERS.
Three Confederate Soldiers Who
Were shot Without a Cause.
Special TO II. cou. ier.Journnll

Special TO the Cou'ier-Journal.l
EMINENCE KY, January 3-In
the cemetery here are the graves If
three men who, in 1864. were hot by
order o G neral Burbridge, in pre-
tense of retaliation for the killing of
two negroes near Port Royal, a small
town in this county on the Kentucky y
river 1t is said that thu scene of he
shooting o these Confederate
soldiers was most heart-rend-
ing, but they stood as firm and as coul
before their uprighteous death as the
cold blooded chieftain who gave the
command to fire. On the east side of
the monument is the statement: "The
three 9. S A. soldiers who were shot
Nov 3, 1864, at Pleasureville, by order
Of Gen. BuTbridge, in pretense of re-
taliatiOn of two negroes that were
killed near Port Royal" Just be
meath this inscription the following
words are eDgraven:
"sleep on, ye brave, for you have got
Our sympathios 10 our latest breath:
Wewould not have you change your lot
With him who caused your dsaih.'
On the south side, facing the graves,
are the names and ages of men as fol.
lows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-06

PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office
and book bindery. 13 Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-06
Clearinghouse us e Report.

The Delaware River Frozen
Over.
BoRDENTowN, N. j., January g.
The Delaware river at this point is
frozen from shore to shore.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

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AO016A68 RODBCkO0U0B SALE.
nEFAUL1 II. been u,.Ae II ~ conI,l.,on. a
;,rr e 81, exetnx ;':; hsee = cGmtasn:
si feffis n inersSss a: Wa r. .,s.
e. The Dundee 3artssse "a Trs:t i"1esf,Hcns
Co,npany ill., H.. III iSnnssee. Sekis,S a.fs1
fobfparY HtE. n. ID rixhteSn SMnir:;S s Sn.i
eighty .Oise, and recorded IN ihe Ones M fhe Re1.
lister u Deeds u the cOunly II No6.es ai,d sac
IT Minne.sn9a ~. ~ o. + Inv ~ No ~ n Sss1
af ~ o'clock +. r. m isnnS .:i; az iost1.See
nj na1e. IA sss 90 ".,S sSx .,so. ~ :'SeE'.
desc!tbed LAID: situate in re county Of Nobies
The sc.,,h.s.s ".ss.rs.. ~ ~ .;i. a.. ..>
~ nn1fS ~sst my 80 - s..sS FL. -. os ss:sa
aim Cl"s Hn,.ire6 sn, ~ lin, s.:..c o.t:..
three (4Sl West. conf sininS M. h%%ssrea ia
80. iind - IA In 1Liss ~ w e: ~. ~
81 Fehr"srv Is ~ Eth i"@.s rs" tsa. oay
firm ill., .fii ~ "a .e To- ~. "S sisat s ...
.r ."""s us.. ~ W. s..o " ostnt pe! cent
January in vssr =, IL n..e "1
IL nv n,tS NJ ~. Ell T;ss's. w.. 'e s'
Invrhs i, sith cs,," .~ .,sS ~; Hnu LTuIS y:
fi.s NINA" ~ IT, T.fs W. aaNs uCsc ~
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TIE C. Z. q c. IN NORTHAMPTON.
q. y branch of the Chatauqua Liter
ary and Scientific Circle was organized
Nov. !, and now numbers twenty -threS
members. The members Of the Circle
pursue = course Of readiag in history,
English and American literature and
science, pledging themselves to read
~ average Ut forty minutes each day.
lho course extends through four years.
During the present year it embraces
the history of Greece. with readings in
the history and literature Of Russia.
Scandinavia and England; astronomy;
geology and hygiene.
Tie officers If the circle are: presi-
dent-Rev. II. II. Hart; Vice Prest.
dent Gee. u. Moore; Secretary-Mil.
ton =. Mann. These officers consti-
tute the Board Of Instruction.
Meetings are held weekly for reviews,
examinations. discussions, etc. A
course Of lectures with q nominal ad.
mission fee is planned in connection
with the circle.
Comsly! Attractive Winning -
These, expressive words are often and
properly applied to the fair ladies OF
eur favored land. who keep their hair
abundant aud natural in color by the
timely use vt Ayers Hair Vig0r. TIE
vtgOr Is safe and agreeable. and its IF.
fects are very lasting. making It the
most economical, and ut the same time
the most beneficial aud elegant Of tot.
let preparations.
WEATHER REPORT FOK OCTOBER.
C.'d~st at I a. M, 18th, p above.
Warmest ut 2p. M, 4tl,, ii above.
Average, So above.
Windy days, II.
Cloudy, l6.
Rain fall, 4 inches.
j. III. MAXWELL.
DewalJ.
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CONTEST NOTICES.

U. .. LAND OFricE, Wort hinxton. MINI.
Nov. IS. l632.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
Kay for failure 1" comply with the law a. 10
TimlIer Culture Entry NJ. 1854,
Datrd NV. 18th, ISL,
l04 n. range u w. pm, III Mobiles County
MIMI. with View to the cancellation III xaitl
entry contestant alleging that william Mckay
IT, failed To break acres the arst year VI his
entry.
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap.
pear at this ONCE an
The 10Th day Of December, 1892, at l o'clock
y. H.,
To respond and furnish testimony concel Mug
said alleged failure.
Mons GRlNAGER, Register.
Il e. II. SMITH, Receiver.
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Tie ladies of tile NJ. Y. b. Society
will give u basket sociable in tho Epis-
cOpal church on Friday evening, Nov.
cath. Each basket to be filled with
choice delicacies for two, aud to cor.
tain the card, Of some lady present.
The baskets to lie sold to tie gentle
men, who will be compelled IT, partak..
Of the contents with the lady wllcst.
card he is fortunate enough to- find j"
the basket. All are cordially invit9,l,
Cow.
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LEGAL ADVERT1SEME
SUMMONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
G unity Of Mobiles b.
DISTINCT COUET-Sixth judicial District.
AzUm Forbes. Plaintiff,
..- dQainSt
Hector ANDERSON, Defendant.
Summons.
The State III Minnesota IL lne abOv e named Dc.
fen: ant:
You. Hector Anderson, are hereby sum.
nnOned and required to answer the Cul,,pIaint in
this actt ~, which has been filed in the office Of
the Clerk III said Court in WOrtllingt"n In said
county and State and to servsa copy ii your an.
swer to said complaint IN the subscriber. 1T his
office IN said WOrlhtn=tOn IN NODcS County,
minnesota. within twenty days after the scrvic.:
III This summons upon y,u, exclusive 1T the day
III such service. and ii you fail answer the said
complaint within tue time aforesaid, the Plain.
tin IN this actt"n will lake judgmemta ainst you
for tn. sum Of One Hundred AMI Eighty Nine
~ l0o Dollars. will, the costs aud disbursements
III this action.
Dated November 10, 4. u. 1899.
DANIEL. ROHRER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Wurthinyton, MINI.
First pub. Nov. -. ls82.
Last pub. Dec. D.
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LAND OFFICE ut WorthlnEton, Mi"n.,
Oct 30. lSs2.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this of
nee by Isaac r. Durfee against VIM. r. Perkins
For abandoning his Homestead Entry NJ.
No. 10. !s6, dated Feb. II. 1877,
Upon the n14swH Of So. & town lO7 range TO-
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with view to
the cancellation of said entry: the salt parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office On
The lth day Of Dec. 1852, at O'clock D. m.
said alleged abandonment.
MONe GRINAGER, Eegister.
10 G. H. SMITH. Receiver.
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LOCAL.

A small sum Of money found. Los.
er Call on ). KINDLUND.
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CRA7AUQUA LITERARY AND SClENTE
FIC CIRCLE

The opening lecture Of the season
will be delivered on Friday evening At
tue congregational churcl, by Rev. J.
II. Nas"m. Subject-''Wha Makes
the Man." Mr.. Mason has recently
come tn Minnesota from New York
ana is enthusiast cally endorsed by the
press and people Of the state. The lec-
ture will make up in quality what is
lacking in the price Of admission,
which, is only 10 cents.
We are requested tn say that the lee
ture will Commence ut 7:3O sharp. and
close early, 81 that all who wish may
attend the festival ut tho Episcopal
church.
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F. BLOOM has purchased the Tor.
rance building formerly occupied by
the ADVANCE. Con. 500.
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EXCURSION.

Tie excursion from burlington will
arrive tonight and tomorrow the land
seekers and sisht-seers will Ike among
us by the score. Worthington should
do her prettiest tn make it agreeable
for them and to send them back with a
lot Of prairie farms in their grip sacks.
So fur We have mad: i good impression
on our low, friends and We should rub
it Oh thicker yet and then rub it in.
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Several Of W. II. Bigelow's relatives
from Colorado are on visit to Worth.
ingtou.
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Our compositor. Eeler Smith, was
taken sick last week and has gone to
his home in Wortllington.-Cur
Minnesoti1n -- ti4sE
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LOKiIN,

Jonas Hazard has his new barn fin
iSlitd.
john Eansberyrr has finished his
new house. 1t is l4x2S.
Il. Firth has finished hi,sking 40
acres If cor". It is pretty good fot
this year.
Flowing is pretty well done around
here.
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WILLMUNT.

Now that election is over and every
thing is quiet, We come around agai'
with few items. ..-.s .
The most successful candidate W. 3
Daniel Fritz, formerly Ut this tow.
now furniture man Of Edgerton. To
but he ran for a Irigi,t-syed lady H.
Adrian, and at the election VAS elected
by her ~ her spouse, husband. protect.
or and guardian. TIE wedding took
place to-day in Adrian. Our best wish
es and congrat ulations.
Mrs. Nels Martin. Of saltwater.
crme up Last week to live on her home
stead this winter.
The last mustard is now thresl,ed in
this town.
More blowing was done in this town
this fall than ever before.
Everybody is preparing for hard
winter. WILLNONT.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR-E. S. Mills.
TREAslKEK-H T. Shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-R +. Johnson.
JUIGE or PKORArE--l. $. Ne$ON.
CLERK OF CO,ET-l. Il. Bennett.
SHERIFF-K. Il. Miller.
SuKvEYOK--Ott0 RerreaM.
Court COMMISSIONED. $. Nelson.
COUNTY ATTOKSEY-.:e". W. Nt!sOn.
CUsONEls-J. = McAlanuS.
COUNTY SUrEnISTENnEST-M \. Doanc.
COMMISSIONERS
First Dixtrict-l Blaine. Of llerscy.
SECOND Districi-r. l.. THyI.v. Of Elk.
Third Dixtricf-.Dan,rS Gavin. II Adrian.
Fhurth District-Alauricc Ollca'n. III Giand
Prairie.
Fijih J,ixtrict-D. Shell. y orti,ngt"i,, Cha.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.

"H0N ~ u ~ H.
Election passed of here very quietly
GoOtinow was understood here to mean
mo goOd.''
Ground has frozen up for 4 time at
least. Flowing was mostly done for
this year. Iluski"e corn il now il
order.
Very sorry to hear Of the death Of
NJ. A. Diane.
Died, on Nov. II, the youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. IIallas.
School is expected to commence
saon in Dist. % with Miss Francelis
Ufforsl as teacher.
James Barnett has. moved into his
new house and seems 10 feel ut home.
Any one having lost a colt i've or six
months old can perhaps tind the same
ky calling on Geo. IIallas.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
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Racklia,s Arnica salve

The best Salvo in tho world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapred hands. chilblains,
corns. and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale by &. II. Smith. sly
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House and two lots for sale, on Sec
ond Avenue, between Sth and 9th
streets. Call on
ll.3w-pd JENs CIIRIsrIANsON.
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PROBATE COURT.
Notice Is hereby given to the public that will
hold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY or EACH MONTH.
~ my office IN the Court House In the village
: ~ vVrthington.
Papers may be l,led at any other time By up.
plying IT, me at Adrian in sa,d et'un.y. ana an
examination Of the records NAV be had ut any
time by APPLYING to L. Il. Bennett, Clerk u the
ally L. 4 NELSON. Jsdss II Ps.Aa,s.
SANDAGO. Kan., May q, 1852.
F. b. GILMORE. 1t. John. Kan:
Dear Sir: The Champion Wind Mill.
manufactured Ivy Powell & Douglas.
Waukegan. ILL.,, purchased Of you last
March. has proved itself everything
that you claim for it. We consider it
equal. and in many respects Superior. 10
ANY mill We have ever seen. Respect.
fully, P.J. KING.
FRANK MAXON.
Warm Meals ut 14Srron's LDDch
Room. ID 2x
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Wheat and fax raised 10 cents 9
bushel at Adrian a. . result Of the rail.
road war. E
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8. Mclean has rented the old butch.
or shop Of I'OundstOne s. Anderson
and is now prepared to furnish all
kinds Of meat. Cash paid for Hogs,
Cattle and Hides. l2-tf.
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Remember the Mi. 70. Blu. supper
at the Episcopal church tomorrow
night.
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The Rushmore Mills will grind
Buckwl,eat, Friday. December 9Th.
j. BEDFORD 4 SON.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE 1t WorthtngtOu. Mtno.,

LAND OFFICE 1t WOrthtngtOm, Num-,
Nov. Is, 1852.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has nled notice III his intention
that said proof will he made before tue u. 5.
Land ONCE at WurthingtOi, AiinIl.. GU
Saturday, Jan. q. l<a3.
viz: Waiter H. D. MCCOTd,
Atdl. Hvmcs,e I'd Application. No. 1921,
FIR thu e1 Of h.: Sw Il sec. io-lU.AI.
He names the following vii nesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Ul.
salt land, viz:
A. j. Torrance. Peter Thompson, A: Il. Me-
Cord, F. W. ThOMs, OF Mobiles, Co. MINI.
Is MONS GRlNAHER Register.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAI!

SIOUX CITY / ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
Going West.
Leave II. Paml at $40 p. m.
WOrthington, at ia y. ~
Arrive at Sioux City. at $50 a. ~.
no. : PASSENGER.
Leave st. Paui at ITO m
Arrive ~ Worthimston at 3:la p m
Ar. at Sioux City at 1:s5pm
Going East.
NO. ?. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux Cityat 1910 a. m
WOrthingtt,l,, at 4.O5 a. N.
Arrive at st. Paul. at lis, p. ~.
no PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux Cityat $40 am
Arrive at Warrington at :l:52
Ar. ut st. Paul 1T 1:25 pm
WORTIIINGTON AND SIOUX FALLS 4. r.
Going East
Leaves Sioux Falls at 90 A. m.
Arrives ut Wurthiisgton IL Is -
3otn0 West
Leaves W"rthng.on = 81 p. m.
Ar. ut Sioux Falls, 80
Ed SULLIVAN. Agent.
CAN. ". TINE TABLE.
Time II departure OF Passenger Tr'i"s from
dankat":
Leave for Chicago l0a. III. L s s. p. IN.
Z" New Ulm 1T 6 81 i. ~. / . y. NJ.
Time III arrival
From the East, s 80 a III 4 rs IN
Prom the West, 8r5 sans 3Opm.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUleEUF M Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily ~ lOa. ~,
do st. Paul and beyond ; 80 - ~
Southern asa. ~.
Western-Iu Verne AMI Sioux Falls, ID . ~
Round Lake.: turdays ~ N
DEPARTS.
Eastern (daily 2 ~ =. ~.
do It. Paul and beyond ~ 3! y ~
southern - ~ 10a. ~.
vSe*terM-l.M\ erne and sioux falls 3 10 pm
Round ..--c, Sl'urda,s D ~
Nails carried by day tr"irs close 20 minutes
before departure. All others at O'clock y III.
ONCE hours from y. ~. I" = y ~. Sun! lays
from to o. III and l. III t" ~ 3" pm.
Money orders issued ant! letters registered be.
H. b BARBER, r. N.
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GRAND CONCEKT.--In the Method
ist Episcopal church Hrxt Tuesday
night. Nov: %, in which, the cl'"irs Ut
the different churches. led by DR..
M"ort; DR.. Craft. G+'. NJ. Plumb and
Frank Lewis, will participate. Pro-
creds for the benefit Of the n. F..
church. Admission 30 cents. Child.
rem 20 cents.
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Officer Mcmillan arrested 4 Swede
names Carlson o." Tuesday night on u
charge Of assault and battery upon a
ma" named M.ll'ur9. Brought before
Justice Bloom aud 6ned S. aud the
II rtditamtnts aud appurtelsal,ces
th"reu"to belonging amounting to s.
and something.
THE EASNENGER cur
The agent 1T Prairie Junction sends
us the following rates from that point:
To Minneapolis, &c.
To st. Paul, Csc.
I" Chicago, Sl.O0.
To Milwaukee. $l.OO.
n" stop over given.
Now is Your time to take ride:
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Thanksgiving next Thursday.

DR.. Barber has gone to New York
after his family
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Warm meals at Heron g.

Call at Ilerron's and see his stock Of
pipes. y 1w.
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AMOR AkRJVALG
/ At the residence Of w. A. Peterson,
on Friday morning last, y l0lb. girl.
It's i daisy.
The fare to Chicago from Worthing.
ton is IS by the st. Paul s. Omaha.
Passengers pay $40 for ticket and get
rebate Ut S.. by the Milwaukee from
Prairie junction. it is ST.
Lewis F""te has purchased the Ship
way 50 adjoining his place on the east,
which, makes him i handsome farm of
quarter section within mile OF
town.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington. MINI.

LAND OFFICE at WOrthingt0n, MINI.
Oct. ~, 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice 81 his intention t.
make FINAL proof III support II hts claim. AMI
that said pv.NIf wall lie made before the u. s.
Land office at WOr; hingtum, Mi,,l,., On
saturday, Nov. -, 1857.
Viz: Horace Norman,
Homestead Application No. 1850 for the ell<
SWL OF Sec. 1i.1U.Il,
liz names the follow Ing witnesses to prove his
said land. viz:
Ephriam Eby, W. +. Norman, John Krier, and
b. F. johnson, Uf Mobiles Co., Mimi.
y Mons GklNAGER, Register.
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T CRAFT. ~, ID.
RuSHm0RE HOTEL,

E. l.. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This IL a new Hotel recently opened on tie
WorthingtOn & Sioux Fal!srailroad. First-class
accommodations and everv attention shown tu
guests Good hicken and duck shooting in the
Sicinity.
Good Stabling & First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINN.
49, "
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LAND OFFICE at Worthlngton, Minn.,

LAND OFFICE at WOrthInEtOn, Num-,
Nov. 7th, 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the f"Ilowing.
named sct' Ter has flied notice II his Intention L.
make final prof III support 81 his claim. and
that sal proof will he made before tho u. ).
Land Office At WortlingtOn, MIMI. on
saturday dec. Is. 1852.
Viz: Edmond II ms II,
Homes cad Application No. 1929 and lilo.
For ihc NV !, SIC. C.ltl-E
lie names the following witnesses to pr"ve III,
said land. viz:
Ole Peterson, Lewis Halvrrsa,, Tallak Tan.
gelSo,l, and Hans II. dahl. III Mobiles Co., MINI.
IL MONS GKlNAGER, REGISTER.