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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

~ YOUTH WARD. --t -a
n. Barlow, 8. ThOfman, F. 7. Wallhoe, =.
ThOmss, L. 7snithnight, q. Wendler, J.,
Hsreaith30 ]. L. Smith, 8. NeEmark, D.
ProudfooE9 err a
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He Goes Home in a Rage.

HE HB0APTGODoWNTaEPoTOKA0
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Justice Of the Pencs.
DAYID J.-GARREFT will be candidate for
Justice of the Peace at the coming cleo
ton.
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Z. 6. Flint, Henry Roth, E. B. Chamber
lin. Joseph DsuSch, James Jinkinson, Henry
Knmtr, VIM. Gabriel, Christ. Trunk.
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PORT ROYAL OoNTRABAHDs.
There is some talk of putting Fred Law
olmstead in charge of Port Royal contra
bands.
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@. FOvuTgus. @. sultsF, P. Freeze, A. kSe-
1ntOah.
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John J. Sweeney, Patrick Carr, Jr., Martin
Doyle, John Coone.
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n FrFTH VAN.
SIXTH WARD

Jos. Carey, VIM. LOwrie, James Hamilton,
P. L. shaw, Samuel McNslley, Vim: a..
Becksnbach. (Er ~
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.

The pardon of Rev. Geo. Gordon.
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O. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adiutant General. o.
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H. B. TuFTLI. secretarY.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
MORTGAGE Sale:

.WHEREAs, default has been made Il It'd
condition Of 3 certain mortgage deed
neaIing Date and executed and delivered OH
INC ne twentieth (2oth) day Of February, A. D:
looo: oy orienzo Morehou<e Of Gcodhue, conn-
", minnesota, to Hudson Wilson of Rice couii:
ty. Minnesota-which default has been made
ny the failure OF said Morehouse to pay the
oeot or any part thereof in said m mortgage nam
ed-ano upon which mortgage cebt' there is
cia'med to be due at the date of this notice the
>um OF tWo hundred and eighty-nine dollars
una enlrty-two cents (s2s9.32l.
nee OF he Register Of Deeds of said G,odhue
eounty on the l4th day of March, A. D. 1861;
as 70 - O'Clock NJ, and was duly recorded in sid
once IN Book Of Mortgages. pages Ala and
= o and covers. and conveys from SAID More
mouse to said Wilson, in fee. the following des-
crloeo premises. situate IN said Goodhue coun-
", 10 wit, the East halt, of.thc North east
quarter and the East half the South east, dllar-
&c! OF Section No. twen,y-seven {27 J IN Town
snip No: one hundred and nine f09) North Of
range NO. fifteen (15) West, containing one
hundred and sixty (1Gol acres,
no snit or proceedings at law OF otherwise
having been Instituted to recover the amount
OF said mortgage debt or any part thereof,
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power Of sale III said mortgages
contained, and III pursuance of the statute In
such case made and provided said mortgages
WI 10 'oiec1osed, and said mortgaged prem
ises sold at public auction. to the highest BID
der for cash, by the Sheriff of said Goodhue
county at the front door Of the Court House in
the city Of Red Wing in said Goodhue county,
on Saturday the nineteenth 1sth) day Of April,
a: D. 1862, at two (2) O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day. to satisfy the amount then due on
said mortgage debt, with costs and expenses Of
sale. HUDSON WILSON,
| -. .-ss. Moftgage3:
| WILDER & W1LL1sroN, Atty's. 80
Dated Red Wing. Mimi, March 5th, "A. u:
1909. n137 .a n32v6:7w
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MORTGAGE SALE.

N7HEREAS, default has been made in tho
payment o. the sum Of Four hundred
and seventy-four $500 dollars (847t2Sy
which is claimed to be due at the data IL this
tenth day IF March, A. D. 1857, made bv
William Colville, Junior, to william Ashiey
Jones, and recorded among the records az thu
county OF Goodhue and State Of MiInesota, III
TIE Registers office Of said County, on the sid
18th day Of March 1887, at o'clockin the after
noon Of that day in Book .s2' two) Of Mortgage
Deeds, pages egg and 29s, and COVERING and
conveying the East halt ofthe South-east quar-
ter OF Section eight (s), and the West halt Of
inc southwest quarter Of Section nine (9) IN
township No. one hundred and twelve 1l2Y.
North OF Range No. seventeen {17) West Of
the fifth principal mcmillan, in Goodhue Coun.
y aforesaid, and contrasting, according to u.
3: Surveys, one hundred and sixty 1907 acres
OF land, moro or less. And, whereas, said
mortgage was given for the purchase money Of
sa -. a 'aand, and no suit or proceedings at law
nave beer instituted to recover the said SUM
Of s4!4.25 or any part thereof And, Whsre1s.
the said mortgage was duly and properly a.,
signed to Benjamin B. Richards, by the sa;d
Moitgagee, William Ashley Jones, on the
eleventh CD day of November, A. D. 1859,
w v assignment was duly recorded in the
registers rs office Of Goodhue county aforesaid,
on the Goth day of December, 1851. IN Book
OF Miscellaneous Records, on page SOS. at 121<
o'clock P. n. - -''.s
Now therefore, in consideration Of the prem
ises, and in accordance with the statute IN anch
case made and provided, and by virtue Of The;
power Of sale in said mortgage contained. III
sald mortgage will be foreclosed, and the sid
mortgaged premises will be sold ak tla Gf,ort
door Of the Court House in the city Of Rad
Wing, in Goodhue codnty aforesaid, ct pnb,io
vendue to the highest bidder. for cash. On the
eight day Of February, A. D. 1855, a. two
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that day, to payasid
sum OF e4!4.25 and interest thereon to the dsy
u sa'e, ana I'll proper costs and charges there
on BENJAMIN B. RICHARDS.
.,.., Assignss:
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

was glad 70 find that the noble Earl opposite
bad approved Of ths conduct Of the Govern,
ment, and the country must feel confidence
when allits leading men agreed. The papers
were now being printed; they would be in
their Lordships' hands before long, and he
hoped they would reserve their opinions till
then, considering the importance Of the ques-
ton. 4
The London Daily Neus reviews the en-.
eagement at Mill Springs, Kentucky, as
genuine and important federal success, and
thinks it may reasonably hope that the fed
era: troops engaged in it may be taken as
representative specimen Of the Union army
as it has become under Mcclellan. The
result efrapid and decisive action cannot he
doubted. -.
Earl Russell, in late letter to Sir Charles
Wyke, touching the rumor that the Arch
Duke Maxamillian will be called to the
throne OF Mexico, says that if the Mexican
peop:e, by spontaneous movement, place
he Austrian Arch Duke on the throne
there is nothing in the Convention to pre-
vent it. On the other hand we could be no
party to forcible intervention for this pur-
pose.
FRANcE.-Parisl letters say that Mr.. Sill
dell had been received by M. Thcuvenal
in private capcity-his diplomatic assum-
ption ofcharacter being distinctly ignored.
The cotton mann actures Genoa who en-
ploy upwards Of $500 hands, held a meeting
to consider means Of alicviating the effects
OF The present crisis in the cotton trade: A
committee was appointed to report on the
matter.
The January mails from the coast Of Afri-
ca had reached England. Increased activity
in the slave trade was reported. The' with
drawal Of the American squadron led imme-
diately to large increase Of the number of
vessels carrying the American flag. A bark
from New York, but sailing under British
colors, had been seized in the roads Of Cape
Coast, on suspicion that she was SLAYER.
The great exhibition building at London
has been delivered up to the commissioners
by the contractors. It was virtually COM
pleted at noon on the 18th inst, as stipula-
ted in the contract.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
Foreign News.

.. ~a PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. a..
The steamer Hbernian from Liverpool
18th, and Londonderry 14th, arrived her,
this afternoon. ..@ 'z Ez<..
American affairs had been debated in the
House Of Lords, and papers relative to the
blockade ofthe Southern por Is were prom
iscd. -sHs -,4~<~ .@s.@@ "a - ~ %ssa[ - =.
GREAT BRlrAtS.->P arliment was discuss
ing American affairs in the House of lords
on the lkh, inst. Earl Carnavon said he
had rsc,evsd information that no /. s. than
three British subjects wsrs confined in the
prisons o.the Federal Government. and had
lain there for several months, denied = trial
or their release. ualess they tsok an oath Of
allegiance % the United States. He hon.d
that the Government would take earnest
steps in the case. and as once declare What
WAS to Be the position of British subjects s.
the Federal States. B.
Earl Aalmsbosv, IN sskine for the papers
connected with The blockade, co1psainsd chat
The Eaes had deliberately represented thas
Earl Derby advocated is baing 6Ieibly raiis-
ID, Tie approved fths conduct q the
tovernmsns. and ths question vas - sc
them alons 70 decide but il ~ desirable
TO know what WIS tie real state az thgb block
ade. He expressed .douhts q the prl,cv 81
the declaration Of Paris IN 1855. and did not
oeIese they would q could u casisa out II
80. Wars. when circuInssancss would 81
I'o9 sssosg tse aAk1aek psii1ei;p,s.. &. s.ss
n naeoeu said tAas . u 6sst sieht II
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SALE UNDER FoRECIosiJRpj

), - IT,
s J. lI1s OF MIsNxsoTA, Diftrict Court lint
ccGs my. e sooahas. aaisial District
against
Francis B. sterritt, Uefctdant. ..
Judgment at January Tsfm, dated 5snuify
:llsh, 1882, for 37sol SO. -.
pursuance = and by virtue Of aJudsmSpt and
= decree Of foreclosure and sale made By thu
aoove nameai gocrt, IN the above eqttledao
ton, made and entered nj afsresaid, i, tho ,sub-
s 'a g referee fof that purpose. dqlylsp-
t,o,, :; :! $50 oourt, WI. seq. e public auc-
act h;Idsp ase snu PaIceie 20 ene hleh-
= 10y ioI CASH. " the 'front.' d00r
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the condi
- tons Of a certain mortgage executed by
James Strange, Mortgagor, t. james Lawthef
Mortgage. dated December twenty sixth, A,
ID. 1856. and recorded in the office Of the Reg
lister of Deeds, in Goodhue County, Minnesota
on the 2Gth day Of December. A. b. 1885. at
O'Clock, P. n, In Book I'd Of Mortgage Deeds.
pages 2's and els, and also recorded In the
office Of the Register Of Decds In Dakata Coun-
~. on the 18th day Of September, A. d. 1881
4 o'clock P. H., in Book 81" Of Mortgages, age
Upon which mortgage there il claimed to be
due, and is due at the date of this notice the
sum Of nine hnndI cd and one dollars and sixty
cents (S9O1.60.) ~s1 ~
: And no suit or proceeding It law Or other
wise b wing been instituted to recoy the said
debt BY said mortgages secured nor sny par:
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the Bower Of
sale contained in said mortgage. and duly re-
corded Herewith, and pursuant to the Statute
IN sach case made and provided, the ssitl
mo!tgaged premises which are described d
said mortgage as follows, TO wit !: The Moth
vest quarter Of Section number thirteen. fig
IN Township number one hundred and twelve
Of Range number eighteen lis West
and the South west quarter Of Section number
twenty seven I37, in Township number one
hundred and twelve l'12] NortIi OF Range rum
Der seventeen Ii7l West, containise three hun.
d 9 and twenty lssol acres according 70 the
County Of Goodhue. MiBncsOta. will be sold q
pnbiic auction 70 the highest bidder Tor casf
- the 'front.' door Of the Court Youse. in thu
city Of Red Wing, in said county, on chs 1911
day OF March, A. y, 1862, 1t ten o'clock 81
the forenoon Of that day. 81
= ! JAMES LAWTHER, Mortgages.
*. Dated Red Vino *0axoSsop 1Af1.
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ExAM1NAr1oNs.-Th term examinations
Of the classes of the University will COM
mence on next Monday, at9A. M, and
continue through the day and Tuesday,
Classes will be examined in Grammar, Arith.
metic, Geography, Natural Philosophy, AS
trono"y. Algebra, Rhetoric, English Anal
ysis, Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Reading
Latin and Greek.
Students exhibition will be held on Wed.
nesday evening in the NJ. F.. Church, At :
o'clock. Programme Of exercises will be
published next week.
The public are cordially and earnestl,
invited to attend all the exercises.
The examination of.classes will be inter
spersed with declarations, compositions ane
:nuslc. JABEz Brooks, Pres.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF M1NNEsorAl
County Of Goodhue. IN frooaee court.
In the matter ofgranting letters of admins
tration with will annexed, upon the estate of
VIM. B. Bevans, deceased. 49,. .[s.
Upon reading and filing the petition On oath
~ of Silas B. Feot. praying that letters Of adj
ministration with will annexed, ofthe estate OF
VIM. B. Bevans, deceased, late Of said county.
DC granted to him in Pursuance of the statute in
such case made and provided 5:*%> sss@
1t is ordeVpa that the l1th day Of Marah, A.
D.: 1852. be and the same is hereby assigned
for the hearing of the said petition !. and all
persons interested in said esta tc2are to
appear before the Probate Court ut its Office in
the city OF Red Wing, in said county at O'Clock
I'm. OF that day, and show cause if any there
DC, why the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
And it is further ordered that said petitione,
give notice Of the time and place OF hearing
SAID petition by causing copy Of this order tc
be published in the GooDHUE VOLUNTEERS three
successive weeks prior to said Gay of hearing.
Dated Red Wing, Mimi, Feb'y IN. 1862.
CLINTON g. REYNOLDS.
lseal.] Judge of Probate.
uloo n29v6:4W
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F.. A. Meredith Again.

"rhe VOLUNTEER Of this week defends o. P.
W"ro. This virtueus Mr..
Ward, who has been bleeding every unf;,rtun-
ato person he could get in hs clutches. " no has
found an nrpreeiative frierd in the VOLUNTEERS
editor, was Obliged to run away on Tuesday
night TO escape an arrest for theft. A saddle
and bride were stolen from Mr. Bennett's
livery stable. Mr.. B. traced the affair to
""faAND FOUND THE PROPERTY CONCEALED IN
MS cossKssioS, y Rut before
tho Justice could lie found to sign tho war
rant. Ward was NoTlr,Ep and disappear.d -
*G'odh"s Go. Rtpud'ica" Of the 2si IT,
We have quoted almost the entire article
emitting only few sentences that referred to
ourself, and which, to notice t hem here Womb
seem to be putting our character into eomnc .
tision with Mr.. Meredith's. which honor We
respectfully decline. Our object in making the
above quotation, is, to present to tho readers OF
tho VOLUNTEER as natural and scientific en-
riosity, that strange propensity for lying which
Possesses the editor Of the kxrusl1oAx. and
;aosorhs and controls his entire bei,.p. Look At
tho nrst sentence Of that article. Now "a cal,
upon Ar. Meredith, or any reader Of tho w, !.
uNrxsR to point out the first sentence or xora
or syllable inc q article of last week that ,ook
Cd Ikea defence Of Mr.. Ward. On the CON-
erary, We distinctly said in that article tina.
I've had nothing to say in commentator o,
Mr.. Ward" and again, that iii Mr.. Brown.
story was true, Ward acted very suxsrsr,r..-
sIr," and only II Mr.. Wards story ~, r.rr
no was jussiaahls in tho transaction Their. A.
iuded to. No, that whole article ~. IN con-
asmn"''on Of the course pursued by Mr.. Mere.
dieh, and not in commentator Of .nv per,on.
We supposed whom va wrote that article th.,
in his atsaek upon Ward, Mr.. Neret,i,h had
been sctua.edv by too arden. d..;r. ,o,.,~
sonsshsse smart; but wc h.v "a .,nc.I h..n> -
formed that shs probable rca.o, vhv i. ~,o,.
che article he did, was, that Mn. w..n,r.rr...~
70 tssD NM rISry poLLAns, and take !. ma,,-
Rsse on team. which. Il Mr.. Meredith own.,
-doubsful. Next, with regard to Mr.. w,n,
leaving tewn to prevent arrest. a. ssas.d hv
Ar' Meredith. ssBut before the Justice could
% found = sign the warrant, Ward Va. not;
ned and dissppsared.s # SIS 8 2"
.r. Benness spoks TO Us about theft TIA,
= n~a oesn perpetrased early in The forsnosa
=, ?. smishsr, Esq., kssps his otfess o. Main
s'''s and Vas A. home during the day; =. II,
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CoMMuN1cAT1oNs.-A communication from
one OF our subscribers on the subject oil
"Chattel Mortgages" il unavoidably lei.
out this week. We shall publish it next
week.
We have had in our possession for several
weeks communication in verse, which the
writer probably thought was poetry. We
make it rule, from which we will not de-
part, to publish nothing unless we know by
whom it was written. This is unaccompa.
MED by any signature, and therefore has
ahd must still he excluded and aside from
that it does not possess the requisite merit
to entitle it to publication.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

MINNESOTA REPRESENTATIVES, IN Con
oREss.-According to the former basis O.
representation, Minnesota was entitled to
but one Representative in Congress and as
. census is taken but once in ten yeas, we
should have been entitled to but one until
1871, when, probably, at that time, and
long before the expiration Of that period We
will DO entitled to three or four. But q
change has recently been made where.
by the total number Of representatives in
Congress is increased from 232 70 24l anG
IN that change an additional Representative
is given to Minnesota.
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MORE SNow.-Saturday night about mid
night it commenced showing, and showed
furieusly, with scarcely An intermission
until Monday morning. During the time
about eighteen inches Of snow fell, which,
added to about two feet that we had before
gives very good bed for sleighing-if We
could only get down to the bed. The roads
are completely blockaded, and we need not
expect any teams in from the country for a
week At least. Our streets look IS dcsolate
As Fort Donelson did to tho rebels just ate,
the blockade.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

TAxEs.-Come, pay up! The books have
been handed over to the Auditor, who is no "
making out the list Of unpaid land for pub
'ication. Those who intend to pay up and
Save cost and expense had better attend to
It Immediately.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

AT the quarterly Conference Of the Red
Wing Circuit held at County line, January
Goth, 1862. the following revolution was
passed
Resolred, BY the quarterly Conference
that our people be and they are hereby re-
specially requested not to encourage or
trade with any merchant that sells intoxi>
eating liquors as beverage.
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t;"odhue County Teachers Association.
PREAMBLE.
We. the Teachers Of Goodhue County, in
order to form more perfect system Of school
teaching. and knowing that if we associate
ourselves together, we shall become more
acquainted with each others mode Of teach
ing, and adopt moro correct form Of our
own, 10 therefore adopt the following:
CONSTITUTION.
SECTION LIST. This organization shall be
Known as the "Goodhue County Teachers
Association"
SEC. I'd. Each member Of this Association
shall be teacher, ex teacher, or candidate
for teaching. and such other persons as are
interested in the cause Of education, Of good
moral character.
SEC LIST. The officers Of this Association
shall consist Of President, two Vice Presi.
dents, and Secretary.
ART. III.
SEC. LIST. 1t shall be the duty OF the Pres.
ident TO preside over all meetings of the
Associations, to preserve order, and an
nounce all appointments for the Association.
SEC. I'd. 1t shall be the duty IT the Vice
Presidents, Zone Of them to preside, in the
absence Of the President.
SEC. Sd. 1t shall he the duty Of the Score.
tary to keep correct account of the pro-
ceedings Of the Association and read them At
each meeting
ART. ".
The officers Q: this Association shall be
teachers or ex.teachers Of Goodhue county
ART. v.
Sec. LIST. The exercises Of this Associa-
ton shall consist Of Reading, Spelling, exer,
cse> in Arithmetic, Geography, and discus,
sing the modes Of teaching the various
branches taught in Common Schools.
SEC I'd. There shall he appointed at each
Association Essayists. Deba.ors, and who
shall conduct class exercie s.
SEC. Sd. The President xnd Vice rresi
dents shall constitute committee to appoin
such Essayists, Debators, &c.
ART. VI.
This Association shall meet once in 81,
months. and where the Association shall
determine.
! Art. VII.
SEC. LIST. This Association shall have pow
or to enact such by-Laws IS may be neces
sary for its Government
! SEc. I'd. This Constitution may be chang
ed or amended by I two. thirds vote of tn
members present At any regular meeting.
| E. s. BowDlsH,
$3.50. H. B. WILSON, =. ..
Mrs. CHAMBERLAIN,
/ Constitutional Committee.
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esavo1 q THE CITY DOOK 6fOkk
MIC Hisvs:Iy
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!. Town ORDERs.-we have just printed, and
have now on hand, large lot of blank town
orders which We shall sell cheap. Town Clerks
will find it much moro convenient to use the
blanks than they will to write IN order svery
time they want to use one. 80 - j.. 80