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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

NorcE The restrictions travel having been removed
by order II the Wax Department passengers about 20 vsit
EUROPE viii no longer DC required to Povae wH
GfEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL touching
~ a. Cuesn,town Cork Huborl-Iks Livepoci, New
Ygk aid PhihdslvIi Steamship Company iniead Dispatch
ig their MI poWo yde bui., iron Steamship as ioo"s
a .5s ,oc.a, SATURDAY. noon nom Pier
RATES or P.sSAGs.
FIRST CaBIN.........SJ5i 5TEELAGE. .........."s %
p. - In 90 ondo, 81 steerase 10 ondon...... q
Firs; Cabin to raii' % S,eorsse to rn',...'' ~
Fret Cabin to hsnhas g " sa
Antwerp. &c. at equally low rates c,. eos eoS
Tsf,,lroui iyorpool or Queenstown lst Cabin Seo SS
AMI sllS SeetaSe nom Liverpool. : 70 FROM Queens.
town @ Those who with % send fol their friends ean Ouy
tie kets here e. thoss rates -
These Steamers have superior scconimod lor pa
gers are strongly buit In Naie tight lf0n sections ahl
csuy Patent firo Aurnators ESeiienesd Surgeons a'
For fsI,bsr information Apply Liverpool to WILL M
INaAN gent No p Water s. In Gissgosto ALIEN hNl-
u ssF'Yw0tiR 4 CO. In Iondoa to EIVES macy. No
81 Kins Wiau-ss 10 Paris 10 JULES pECOui 10 ss 80
delpha to JOHN q. DALE, No. III Nanaisi.oE as tho
'''''' JOHN o. DALE Agent. No. IL Broadway. Nj.
VNnE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
b. i" : r..' -'l,, At CORR aARboR, moo, c,,
mo ~ HALIFAX AND CORK hARBOk
SCOTIA, Capt. JVdNlni. CHINA Capt Anderson
PERSIA, Capt. Lott fSla, erL '.'-; ..-.
ARABIA Capt. stone ~ tOpAi tspt. j. iol-cn
AFilCA. Cspt Shannon CANADA. tep' nh,n.
AMERICA. Capt. Moods. NIAGARA. Capt a. hys@
AUAIR8LiSIAN.
Tese vessels c.rry clear White nassheAd zesa On
stAiDoard bow red ON port bow
IRON NEw.YORk TO LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN fasssge.. .........'s......-.s~
Second CABIN Plhsore.. 4.'
Fnon BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL
CHEF Cabin Pfsssge .....'''.sss.'''''..'''''Nts
Second Cabin Passage. ..''..,..'';;'.;..' ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New ON e otnesd1y nov >
ARABIA...........lsaye Boston. Wednesday Nov "
sCOrlA .........leaves Newly ork Neioeslly Nov ~
FTRC leaves Boston. Wednesday Nov 20
PERSIA Nos. fsrA. odncsday, Dec
Berths not secured until Paid for.
An experienced SuTgeor on board
lie owners II these shps viii no, bs accountable ior Spe
Gle or Vuuai. uess Bills Of adiuz signed ereor and
tb yue ,rsof tAeren expressed For Freignt sssage,
tppyts r. CUNAhD No Bowling -green
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24

E.FUTfg'E- 81UFTE1EE SIZE:
nEFAULTshas been made in the eonditioh
D' Of a mortgage dated September 8oth, 1851,
made, executed andodolivercd by L. y. Hart to
AbDah Hard. and duly recorded in the office Of
Register Of Deeds ms and for Goodhue county,
Minnesota, on the Sd day sot October, A. ID.
1907, in book l." ga of Mortgages, on pages 45T
itnd 45S, which mortgage isa,pon the following
described lands, situated in eaid Good dhue0oun-
ty,to vii: : The sonth-east quarter of the north
cast quarter, andetwenty acres off of the south
side OF the north halfa the north east quarter
or section twenty 1six, in township one hundEed
ana nine l09) north ,vof range number sixteen
Il !6) and was given TO- secure the payment Of
tho promlssory note,Cf LID. Hart, dated Sep
telnbcr 30, 1857 for, the, sum of three hundred
and thirty -cightdolla,s and fifty three cents,
payable to the said ,Abi]ah Hard or bearer,
and due on the 9th day of September, 1885,
/ And whereas there is, now due OH said note
the sum OF S437 ,9l.l00, and no suit or proceed
ing, at law or otherwise has been instituted to
Irec0ver the same Or any part thereof ss -
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by vlrsure Of a power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made andsprovided, said m ortgage will be
foreelosed, and said inortgagej premises will
be- sold at public auc ton by.the SheriH Of said
county, at the front door ofSthe Court House in
the City Of Red Wing. ginGsaid county, on the
18th day of january, 1868: :nt 10 O'Clock "A. NJ :,
totsatlsly the amount that shall then be due on
fsald note and mortgage and the costs and ex-
Epenscs of said sale. Dated Red Wing, Novem-
lber' 18th, 1862. oa - .rAB1JAH HARD,1 u
I IVnl7W7 ut' r. ~ Mortgagee!
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LIST OF LANDS

4 LARGE lot sf New Hams for sale. .ehea =
lat =" @, ByNea 4 co.'s. :
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.@6pR


! A PAIR OF CATTLE yoked up and attach
n ed to . wagon. Said Cattle arc dark
brown, and both have brass knobs on their
horns. There WAS a chain attached to the
tongue of the wagon and u large chain'arouhd
dow truck wheels. Any person giving Mfbr-
nation here said cattle may be found will be
well paid. ,,..rU> - NILS JOHNSON
I Wells Creek, Dec. q, 1862. =: ...; " wi
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II II 7 =

Lam nov in the market. purchasing FurS
OF all kinds. for which will pay the highest
market price in cash. Those who have any
Fxrs to sell had better consult their own
intersst by calling upos me before selling
them to other parties. as feel confident I
can make it an object Tor them to bring their
peltries to me. am boua to buv, so there
IS no use Of talking. Don't sell until have
q chanes to make an offer. l.. KELLY.
y7nl0m3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24
-. y" NOTICE.
Lectures will be delivered by the following
-, tho a. ~ c,oo;6od.
LADIES PIE ASE NOTICE.

The next meeting Of the Ladies' Soldiers
Aid Society will be held ut the Court House OF
Tuesday, December 3ath, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
general Tendance is requested.
By order OF the Presilcn
Mrs. P. SMITH, President.
Mrs. II. A. MCDONNELL. Sec'y aud Treas.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24

pEMA1N1NG unredeemed and upon which
IL delinquent taxes Of the year 1859 sndg pre-
yious years remained unpaid Oh the first o.,
Of November. A. D. 1862, and forfeited to thu
State nndeE tho proyisionss Of m aot entitled
Is An Act in relation tothe redemption Of land,
sold for taxes and relating to taxes and Ia,
sales" approved March ith, A. D. 1862 10
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24
STATE or MINNESOTA &C
= Csanty Of Gsodhus.
7ea s..~s-sss, 5sF-r ,sFgssET afaEsnI

XII, Jacobs. ...-.... -. -
u A.H Lse,ds, sAe sAecs .snssi Dysndant::
vOu are hereby notified that = writ Of at
II saehmen: has bean issucd ,gainse YOU aud
wear property attached 70 satisfy tho demand
81 JcAa A. Tarbox, anou.tins t. tho sum Of
fossy-nsr dollars and nsnsy six cen.% s44.ssa
Nsw,unlsss you shatl appear before THox 40
NU1ANrs, . Jussies ef the Peace, in and for
saia ODaaty,. at hisa os1cs. in Pile Island, on
~ lskS lsy - lsnss,y. A. d. 1858. at TO clock
IS IN sftssnoon, Jademsns viii. be rendered
eksiass you anI your properly sold 70 pay the
,lsbt.s sbssed Pine Island, this l7sh day Of
D&cssa ber, IA. ID. siSSJ.'f aaS&<s 49, s4*s
sesvI1SkfA q JOHN /. TARG0X.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

[nEFAULT has heen made in the condition
- OF q certain mortgage dated September
5Oth, 1857, made, executed and dclivered by
John j. Rhinehart to AbiJah Hard, which
mortgage was giyeno to secure the payment Of
a Promissory note bearing date Septem ber 3Oth,
l157, made by THE said Rhineha payable to
the said Abijah .Hard, for the sum Of five hun
fdred and sixty eight dollars and forty -sx cents
fdue and payable on or before the 9Th day of
September, 1852 Said mortgage was duly re-
corded in the office Of TIE Register of Deeds. in
and for said county Of Goodhue, on the "a day
of9ctober, 1857. in Book :<3'' of Mortga ges. on
pages 455 and 1855, and conveyed, subject to
defeasance. the following described laiid, to
WY: The nerth2east quarter Of section; twen-
ty-four (24) in township number one hundred
and nine (lo9) north, ,o1 range number sixtesn
X 16). And whereas there is now due Oh said
note the sum ofseve hundred and thirty-fve
dollars and th;rty-fve cents, and no part there
of has been paid. And whereas no suit or
"ther proceeding at lawor equity has been had
instl tuted to recover the same, or any part
!. Now, therefore; notice is hereby given that
by virtue of power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to- The statute in such
case y adc and provided, said mortgage will be
toreclosed, and said mortgaged premises will
be sold at public auction, by the Sheriff Of said
county, at the front, door Of the Court House
in said county, on the 18th day of January.
1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to satisfy the amount
that shall then be due On said note and nIior.--
gage, and the costs and ex penses ofsaid sale -
Dated Red Wing, November IS, 1862. II 1'5'
! ~, ABlJAU HARD,
V7nllW7 Mortgagec.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24

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lpages, Of varied, valuable ard INTERPRETING
matter. Also,.,a Circular intended forIadies
/ only. r..
! pr. Jackson's Female Pills-onc dollar per
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DR.. Jackson's !Oeiental ointment, a great
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Price % cts. and one 8 cent stamp, or Three for
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lsllould have, whether sichor we'll. 81 -
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any part Of the country. Consultation Rooms
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24

% and col Randolph street, Chicago.
P.O. Box 3ls7.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24

CHANaE.-There was a time when we
was compelled to resort to the scrip dodge
for change. 1t has served its mission. and
now, let it go to rest When it was resort
ed to, it was impossible to get the postage
currency, and the plan of making the t1oat-
ing debt of the County answer that purpose
had not been considered. Now, however, the
case is different. The distribution of SlOO,-
GOO, per day in postage currency for two or r
three months past has made that kind =
change conveniently plenty. Now any per-
son who chooses to take the trouble to do so
can send good funds TO Chicago, or Milwau-
kee, or even 10 St. Paul, and it will be cx-
changed for the postage currency. Or, the
orders of the County, that are worth to day
lust as many cents on a dollar as any bill IN
circulation in the State can be used for that
purpose. But at any rate let US stop TAX
ing all outside trash, and let our merchants
draw in their " shin plastcrs'' as fast as they
can get money that is legal tender to take
their place.
HANLINE UNIyERs1TY-We take great
pleasure in announcing the success of the
above institution It's contribution, to the
:army, ia the early part Of the war were so
eargc as to entirely disarrangc the school
Under the judcious management Of Pres; j.;
dent Brooks, it has recovered from the shock
OF war, and is now, in a very prosperous
condition. The winter term commenced
.or the tlth inst. with Eve are informed)
xoue hundred and fourteen students. We
wish them al manner O: SUCCESS
PsycMoLoGY.-Hs~fSte Stearns, is lccturing at
tile Court NsN>e, on this interesting and
n,Euslng Science, he is one Of the best opera
tors il the United States and gives uni
versal satisfaction to his audience. lie gives
lis last lecture this evening on which occa
sion he will show his subjects, any reg giment
or camp they wish to see, and give his won
derful presentations, introducing Soae new
phenomsa% aeu'r attempted by any 9th
er Psychologist. We advise all those who
enjoy a hearty laush to 60 early and gst a
good seat.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-24
SALES UNDER EXECUTI

SHERIFF's SALEs UNDER EXECUTION.
T FINDER and by virtue Of an execution issued
- out Of and under the seal of the District
Court for the first Judicial District, In and for
the county Of G0odhue, and State of Minnesota
oA the 24th day 9f Noy:emlber, A. D. 1862, By
:he h 3 Clerk thereof, on Judgment rendered y
1861, wherein Jesse Mefntire was plaintiff, and
George W.. Bullard was defendant in favor Of
said plaintiff ana against said defendant, fol
|thc sum OF three hundred and sixteen dollars
anA foIty,hvc cents (ssl645), l have levied
upon all the right; dtls md interest which the
above named George W:Bullard had on the 4th
since had in and to the following descfibed
Lands and premises, lying and being in Goodhue
county. and State OF Minnesota and described
as follows to wit: "Lots number two - anC
three (3), and the southeast quarter of the
south west quarter OF section No.thirty one( 81,
lot No. one y, and the south west quarter Of
the south cast quarter of section No. thirty
one;(3D; lot number two (9) of section mum
Der thirty-two (s2); the west hal Of the south
west qua rtcr Of section number thirty-one{ {3l} y
lot number four a )of section number thirty
ono (9l); let number, one (l)of section numbc,
thirty-two i32)i lot nnmbeh two (2) Of section
number thirty y-three( (3S), all in township num-
berl one hundred and thirteen (ll3) north, ro
range number thirteen (l3) west. 81 .st so:s=
I Now, therefore, notice is.hereby givsn that
shall on the 10th day ,oi January, sA.,dl. 1868
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, q
the front door Of the Court House .in the Cit,
Of Rcd Wing, in said Goodhuc County, offer fol
sale 1T public auction. and shall then and there
strike OH and sell for cash to the highest bidder
under said execution, the interest 80 lcvict
upon of said George W.. Bullard in and to tn,
lands and premiscs so lowed upon as aforesaid
or 30 much thereof as shall be necessary to sat
isfy@ said execution, besides legal interest ant
costs excepting eighty acres of said land sc
lected by the said George W. Bullard as
homestead, under the Homestead Exemption
Laws Of the State Of Minnesota, and dcscribee
as follows. to wit =" Lot number three (3) II
section number thirty onel 81 containing sixty
ven and 90 100 acres Of land according to tn.
Government Survey thereof: also, twelve aRt
| 10 100 acres off Of the north side Of the south
east quarter Of the SOUTHWEST quarter Of sec
ton number thirLy-o l3l) y" aud bounded u
| follows, to wit: " beginning. at the south: wcs
corner Of said lot three 70 running from thence
south six chains and five links, thence eas
twenty chains, thence north six chains and fy
links to the southeast corner of said lot thre,
! l{S),thence west twenty chains to tie point. 9
beginning, all iii township one hundred ant
1 thirteen ll3) north, Of fa,i1e numb thirteeI
! {1S) west, in said sGooc hue county. Dated a
Red Wing, Minnesota: November 2sth, "A. y
1852. MARTIN g. S.CHAEDLER, u
ac Sheriff Of Goodhue county, MiRDcsota."
JESSE McISTIEr, Attorney in person. ."
!! = "a - 80 IN y7no1Sw7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-06
washington NIattcrs.

WASHINGTON July 31:~-There are now
40 vacancies in the grade of Surgeons and
and 120 In that of Assistant Surgeons. Med
ical Boards for the examination 0 candidates
are in session here and at st. Louis. .t@a19.
Application must be made to the Adjutant
General o. the army, accompanied by one or
more testimonials from one or more respec-
table persons in regard to moral charac-
ters.
The treaty with the Ottoways of Kansas
is officially proclaimed. Their relations to
the United States as an Indian tribe are to
terminate at the expiration offive years and
all OF them are to be deemed and declafed
full cilzens Of The United States, Ample
provision is made for their improvement in
all that pertains TO civilized life, as far as
possible for the settlement OF their IeserYa
ton by the industrious whites. The land:
are to be sold at less than 81 25 per acre.
The principle being recognized that Chap
lains shall not be held as prisoners Of war, i
is hereby ordered by the War Department
that all Chaplains held by the United States
shall be Immediately and Internationally
discharged. 3tiG .3N@& 'a
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acrThe National IntclIi

B-The National Intclligcncer,
which is supposed to speak the senti-
ments of the President, rebukes the
radical press ior their attacks on Mr..
Lincoln. 1t says: "It was to be ex-
pected that the political Generals who
propose to conduct the war to a sue
cessful issue by paper proclamations
promising freedom to negroes, are
greatly disappointed by the practical
policy which the President has an
nounced. These men have a chronic
aversion to anything that smacks of
common sense. The instant that the
President proposes to use negro slaves,
as far as they can be used advantage
ously, the complaint is made that he
has not gone far enough. He must
put the nation and its armies to disad>
vantage if he expects to satify these
malcontents. f" And again: If any
body is disappointed by his new or
ders, the responsibility should be laid
at the door of these sensational prints
which have raised false hopes by i'm
putting to the President their own va
carries. 1t was they, and not he, that
announced beforehand, in a great
many preliminary Aourishes, that the
Government was about to iIIaugurate q
new policy If, with less of profes
sional practice than was common q
mong Roman augurs, they have cheat
ed themselves by their own vaticina
tions, let them blame their presump
tionfor their bad luck in saying
and not wreak on the President thei
pique as discredited prophets. He il
contemplating WAR, while they ar
contemplating social change. He ad
: justs his views to military purposes,
they modulate theirs according to tn
resolutions of the society for the pre-
motion of universal benifcence b
emancipating slaves in the revolte
4 States. He is practical man, the
> are idealists. He believes in deeds
they believe in words, especiallyif the
are vital, electric words The rebeI
may be obdurate against grape an
canister, but it would seem to be pre-
sumed thatthey could not stand again'
: paper bullets, if only the New Yor
Tribune or the Evening Post coul
have the making of them for the Pre-
= ident.- Statesman.
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Thc New Postage stnmps.

WASHINGTON, July 30.--The Postmaster
General and the Commissioners OF the In.
ternal Revenue to day approved Of the speci-
mems for the postage STAMP currency, which
will be for S, 10, rs and so cents. The de-
signs embrace the present s and 10 cent
postage stamps, tastefully arranged in such a
way that they can not he separated and used
for postage. They will bear on their face
the following inscription: postage stamps
furnished by the Assistant Treasurer, aud
designated repositories OF the United States
receivable Tor postage stamps at any Post
office" Upon the back viii! be large fig
ure, denotiDg the denomination. with these
words: Interchangeable for U. s. notes by
any Assistant Treasurer or designated u. s
Depository in sums not less than five dollars
Receivable in payment Of all dues to the Tn.
tied States less than five dollars Act ap
proved July III, 1852" they will be printed
on bank-note paper, Of different sizes, aver
aging about one-fith the size of the United
States notes, and furnished in sheets during
the next two weeks.
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its positions, and is now cOOped up on the
James river, unable to move until 1t shall
be reinforced, or the observation, OF the en-
envy diverted by a counter assault in some
other quarter. Ii is humiliating hct. The
war has beea greatly proiracted by It, aBd
our exhausted finances stiIl iurther diturbsd.
But the worst effect has been that we have
lost much Of our Teliarce in our military
chief and in our civil rulers. The most de-
voted friends Of Mcclellan now pronounce
him faleure, AID even tbe sagacity and
wisdom Of MIR. Lincoln is questioned. There
has been such an apparent want OF foresight
and energy in the Administration. and there
is still such apparent reluctance to strike
ernest and decisive blows that the most
buoyant natures begin to despair and trem-
ble."
We infer from the course Of these
two leading journals that the radicals
are about to commence open hostilitics
against the Administration. They will
drive the President into their designs,
or they will do all in their power to
cripple and oppose him. Unless the
war promises the destruction of slavery
these radicals will oppose its further
prosecution; and three months may
therefore, find them loud in their de-
mands for cessation of hostilities
preparatory to peaceable dissolution
of the Union. Abolitionists will new
er live in Union with slavery in it
and if they cannot destroy that insti
tuition they will fall back upon thu
Tribune's original idea of letting tn
South depart in peace. But the Pres
ident will find strength enough to de
feat factionists, and enable him to pu
down rebellion against the Govern
ment in the South and Abolition con
spiracy in the North-to maintain tn
: Constitution Of our country as it is
: and triunphantly restore the Union a
it was. .... .ra a u.l l..
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A F,uctuating CURRENCY.

The people must be prepared to meet
and make the best of fluctuations in
the currency hitherto unparalleled in
our history, though we have had some
pretty hard and sad experiences. The
premium on gold and silver, and the
discount on paper win advance and re-
cede, go up and then go down, as the
Government adds to or withdraws its
notes or promises to pay" from cir
culation. & .'"t 4
We are now in a few days to have
postage stamps issued under authority
of the Goyernn ent, to replace small
silver change, and notes of one, two
and three dollars as substitutes fol
small gold coins and notes of specie
paying banks. The addition to the
currency, say of some sixty millions
will cause the premium on gold and
silver to advance. "
But the internal tax bill which goes
into operation on the first of Septem'
ber, will cause a large demand forlegal
tender notes for the payment Of Fed
eral taxes. This will withdraw for the
l. fs I'd aA I.f n ~. ..N -. ss
I, time being o considerable amount o.