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STATE OF MINNESOTA District Court,
-. County OF GoopuUE. First ind. Dist
Luther L. Twichcll,)
against SUMMONS.
A. Atkinson. Ho'.a ".eI
10 A. Atkinson. tho above namel defendant ::
You ale hereby .l'nmon.l and required to
ANSWER the complaints III t,iS action, which has
been t.el in tho office OF ,I,, Clerk Of said
Court. at Red Wing in >a;,i v.un v. and to
serve "a copy "fyo,t'. answer t. the sal COM
plant on Tic subScr!ts,rS u: TIL. IL c;lire ia S.
P"'.l. iii tho coun., Of IL. ,sc,, il. sail S,uto.
within twenty days ::fcr, III, service Of this
summons ." you " ius; "t~t: day of such
service ;: @l"! It !"V fail IL All v.r tho said
complaint within the tim. aforesaid the p'ain.
tint ~ this action Vi. axe III. ais,ls n auin i
you for tAo A.ln VI uiAv huulruL sud i've dol
lars. with interest from the eighth day of Feb
ruAry' A. y. 1872, b'siles the costs snG dis
bursSMcnts Of this action. 'tt.t ~ , i .
DANIELs 4 GaANr, 7lssi
Dated at st. Paull y Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Asy Hath, 1860. - = aoivs
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE
NORTH WEST 70 O. c III BOSTON,
NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS,
.~ ST.. LOUIS, MEMPHIS,
AND ALL PARTS OF THE FAST AND SOUTH
Via DUNLE1Tn and
Illinois Central Rail- Road.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS
Lie ave Dunleith on arrival Of Steamers from
st. Paul and intermediate points.
LAS A. NJ. ARRIVING ut Chicago at 5. PM
Fulton 3.4; r. NJ, Burlington
655 +. NJ. Quincy $50 p. NJ.
@sg- St. Louis 4. ~ AN. Tcerc Hattie
.. $50 A. NJ. Indianapolis SO;
A. NJ, Cincinnati i".l5 4. NJ.
.' Cairo 1885 a. NJ, Memphis 81
.- hours. New Orleans 50 hours,
Buffalo 81 hours. New Yorl
A hours, and Boston 50 hours
~, from Dunlcith.
1870 r. NJ. ARRIVING at Chicago 500 am
Rock Island G.15 \. M, Bnrling-
as ton sos a. " Quincy $40 a. IN.
st. Louis 3.3rr. H., rcrrc ll"utc
400 p. M, indianapolis zoe
p. M, Cincinnati 1l.45 p. M
....., Cairo 1885 p: NJ, Memphis 81
hours. New Orleans 50 hours
buffalo SIX hours, New York
... 4sA hours, and Boston 5v11
hours from Dunleith.
TIME from RED WI G to ST. LOUIS
s 40 HOURS.
E.EG CAN'T S. SLEEPING CARS
.ai Attached to all Night trains.
~ Passengers for St. LOUIS and intermediate
points will save from three to four days
in time over the river route!
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO ALL IMPORTANT
'@--.i ''z' POINTS.
Tho completion of lie Railroad Line from
Cairo South, offers an all rail route unrivalled
in in point Of time so Memphis, Vicksburgh and
New Orleans. .eat. = F..
FARE AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
Apply at the Office Of Mcserrle s. McLaren on
the levee at Red Wing, and ut all impor tant
points on the river also at the office ut Dun
leith.
w. P. JOHNSON,
Gen'l Passenger Agent, Chicago.
10 A. PRATT,
Gen1 Western Agent.
w. r. ARTHUR,
2OStf - Cent Superintendent, Chicago.
r. He OLD ESTABLISHED
ROUTE TO THE EAST!
Via Dunlcith and Illinois Central and alena
f# and Chicago Railroads. aa
Trains leave Duulcith morning and evening
upon arrival of the Railroad Packet
sal from St. Paul, cunning thro'
WITHOUT CHANGE, OF CARS
Making direct connections with oil OF the
Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto, Ai6a-
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston,
And all cities and towns throughout the East
-. and the Canadas.
Ell EGAN,T. SLEEPING CARS
Are run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
not enjoyed by any competing route.
BAGG AGE checked through from Dunleith to
bal he all points East. .aaasaEIi
wishing 20 20 through without
,.r; fa.. delay, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLE1TH
Fare as low as by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets anA information. apply
M at the Union Railroad and Steamboat :,
Ticket Offices.
p. 8. GOODWIN, ?
": P.JoHNsoN Gent west'n Agent.
Gen'l Pass Agent. Chicago. .a.- 4 ~.
MESEROLE & Mol.AREN,
Ticket Agents Red Wing, next door to Me-
tropolitan Hotel. edt 10 szer,r osl ts5
FOR SALE. " e e
4 STORE HOUSE with the lot on which It
"a stands, near Gsuld's Landing Waco. !,
Terms favorable-title guaranteed, Ina, n
Of ~ E. BULLARD. .ffi i3iff rsff
17@stt moor t:fja aWacoota.o trAlig4ff...
e..;t..s Or COLVlLL T. HAMILTON,
-, Red Wing.
"acoota, May IL, so. = sH5e i@fl ,5-Sn u
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1860, for Poterson's Magazine: the Proprietor
will sc"d, post paid, u splendid LADY's AL
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which ofaths PREMIUMS is prctcrrcd. 81 7
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1850. 1860
L NEW GOODS AND a = (
10 W r n e q u a
At ,wHOLESALE AMI, RETAIL,
at the
i.-,g,. q y a., -5.ysT r. ,-a,-.F"
CHEAP LASH STORE
Noe. ! Il 2. -. Bush Street
RED WING, MINNESOTA. - -
!z111 .:$e;1;%7:=3,f.

We are now receiving the LARG EST and
BEST sELECrED stock Of Dry Coos and
Groceries over offered b the pc ,ple of this
vicinity which for extent. variety and rich
n.AA, viii exc! that Of any other assortment
in the county and We guarantee our CUSTOM
er> f~ b. ter hara1ins than they can And else
where. .'snsall profits AMI quick returns, \
AZ! fuir and htrPH deelny is our SYSTEM.
W. buy for c'sh. and
receivu our goods Iii
rect from the Importer
asd Manufacturer, and
COUNTRY DEALERS
will find it much to
their advantage to ex-
s:nine our stock aud
prices before going b.
low. I'D
The ladies are invited to examine onr large
and beautiful variety offspring and Summer
Dress Goods, Domestic Goods of all kinds
in complete assortment. Prints Cling
hams, Slcetinas, Denims. Ticknys
Drills. Cambrics, Linen Goods &c.
!swclry. Stationery and Fancy
Goods Of everv description
which Will be >ola at lowe,
prices than ever before Of
fsrel i Red Wing. Crock
cry. Glass aud Stone
Ware OF the latest
patterns, Boots and
EEOct--a large
stock on hand
. at lo'c prices.
We have for
sale tc
Celebrated Copper-tipped Boots and Shoes,
(One pair 81 which
n warranted to out
wear two pairs
without ,ips.) Hats and Caps and Ready
made Clothing in
endless Variety
PLows! PLows
Of oil kinds. At the MIMI 'acturer's r. iccs
GROCER les!
invite particular attention to my larry
stock OF
Choice Groceries, s.-=
Colfees,
Tess,
Sugars,
= Molassc:
Dried ana Candied Fruits, consisting Of a.
grades end brands. Now in store 1000 bbls
Salt. 1t low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils. Mai,
and GLASS. = complete stock at lower price
than ever before. We offer MORE THAI
10 bc found At any other one stare in the city
and 1t prices which DEFY COMPETITIONS. =
For the next thirty days. l offer Sun:me
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call 1T tn
OH sand of McIntirc Il Sheldon and you vii
Ala AZ. aud go Il stock WHICH il for sale
'h' ln.s, prices. JESSE MCINTYRE.
y i: y 1859. 198yl
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% E .:v1@s1aha9
HGsnee1zeE% Gtzeez9
G1zz1zzzzlEaAaG
| Geekz~ N@s4kl1a,1@&19
Chicago, Now York. Philadelphia, Albany.
Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. Scholarsli,
CONSOLIDATION Of - Br, mt 4 Stratten':
Mercantile College" and " Bells Co,nmercia :
College," now conducted as one Institution,
WIN h is the recipient of an extraordinary an
unprecedented patronage. ...-.
Harmon Block. Corner Clark and washingto
Streets, CHICAGO.
n. =. BnYAHT,.....D. v. BELL.....H d. s1eA11oA
Principals ind ProprietoYs.
by this consolidation the collegiate course 0
this institution is greatly enlarged and witt
the improvements which the business expert
encc of the Principals ena blcs them constantl>
to Introduce for the benefit Of their students
it is made greatly superior in I'LL respc. IS.
First Premiums awarded 10 this College
At the late United States Fair in Chicago. 70.
Keeping. r57s
Departments Of Bookkeeping and Accounts.
Organized and conducted upon the Cousr,s.
Room system. the Halls OF study being ttteC
up with appropriate Cou"te' 8, Desks etc.. a.
in REAL BCslN Ess, and the student ut once in
troduced to the practical workings and routine
Rooms, Railroad Offices, etc.
COMMERCIAL LAW.
BY specia, arrangement with the Law Soho
Of the University Of Chicago, the sessions,
which are held in our College Rooms, our St,
dents arc privileged to attend all tie lecture
in this department; and to receive instructis.
in this important branch Of the course, ffoa
the able, accomplished and learned Profcsso,
of thu t School and it affords Us much graft
cation to be enabled to offer them these II
TRAoRD1NARY AND SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.
"sPEN cERlANs Pen MAN 4HjP,
This lannon's systam-thes BEST known to til
worlds our standard.
- Circular and Catalogue Of 50 pages fur
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deNTsig ! ,e.a ER1Asr, BELL & srsAr1os.
HOW RID As so CT ATT o n
IL PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution esta bli, he'd by spec
lnl Endowment, for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted with ViIulent and
Epidemic Discusses: and especially for the Cure:
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. :
MEDICAL ALVlCE given gratis, BY tho
Ae:ing Surgeon to all who apply by letter: with
habits OF life, &c. and in case of cxt,e me nov.
erty: Medicines furnished free ofcharee
VALUABLE REPORTS on Soperm atorbca.
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs. and %
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Di.ren.
ary, sent to tho afflicted nseaied letter cnve.
ops, free Of charge. Two or thrae Stsmps "a.
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. j. SKILL1N HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association, No 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directors. Ef,ty f1a I~sW fsI :
GEO. FA1RCH1LD, Sec. EZRAD. HEART
WE'LL: fres., 81 Gags eaawA
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NVIJC
AIRY 'perssni Notwithstanding: pines Q, othe:
everRreens upon my premises, will be prosccu
ted 10 the full extent Of the law. And ] will
pay fry dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient % convict any persSns of; such tres
pass. All the pines between Wacoots and
Mestervelt arc a on my land. There are plenty
Christian purposes, that ore Of no other use.
GEO. W. BULLARD. /
December "a, 1859. i77tfs
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TL7TERIRY

PL Nd ID PREM MUM s
bBI ron Gas.
Getting up Gibbs for 1880.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23

ned by an obligation 81 the Government ID
protest the lives and property 81 IL citisens.
sixteenth. That railroad 70 the Pacific
ocean y impeEatiyely demanded w the int.
rests l, Of the whole country that the Federal
1 ", ought % render immediate and
eltc n AID IN its construction. and TINT ~
preliminary thereto d daily overland Mail
should b promptly established
seyeilteenth. Finally, having thus set forth
eur distinctive principles and views, We in
yite the cooperation 81 ali citizens. however
uiitettng on other questions. who sabstantialty
agree With " in their afirmRnce aud SUP.
port. Z. rs ' ~
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enthusiasm Of the troops It Genoa was :,
great that II was necessary 10 conl;n,
them in barracks 10 prevent deseTtipg
Garibaldi had sangnine hopes or crttins
ont one Of the NeapoIitan frirates n,
watch forhim Meks Mediei GSribaIli,s
lieutenant, was To start in q few DAYS win
80, 900 more volunteers
Garihaldi IS said TO have EXCHANGED far
gold three million francs, Id notes, al he
Bank of Genoa. i...'. NJ Al
Ii il stated that an expedition was not
to land Id Sicily, but intended ID create 4
diversion lii Caliberia, the headquarters 81
the SiciliaH insurgents, and were AZ "a.
falu, some fifteen leagues from Palermo.
The Royal Troops several times attacked
their position unsuccessfulty. 81 ;'
The latest reports are that Garibaldi
had landed at Odessa in CoTcrbs. and
that AZ Colorbs an insurrectionary move.
inent had taken place. Garibaiai took
with him his only son aud George Man.
ning's only son, Meatroces. defender 81
Venice 81. 4ls b. .z,. III;
s II. RUSSIA. hi u. n II 5 ..
Itw was reported that the Russian IN.
trigues in Turkey were strong, and 4 Rus
sian force was being concentrated. 0
q IL is ruInored shat collision Ind &C.
Cured between the Russians and Chinese
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iron M ,sbo was Sam Houston's youngest.
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mite Dive Win power n add e their number
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