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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18

GOOD AT FIGUREs.-The gallant Comman-
de of the Mississippi fleet. His victories
FL ,ote up handsomely. Having arrived at
No. 10, he is entitled to carry one next time,
an there is no doubt he will do it. He
ne yer misses a figure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18

u Bonaparte said he got five millions of
revenue from the love of brandy, and he
would be glad to know which of the virtues
would pay as much.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18
THE CALIFORNIAN.
BY G.. NJ. STONE g. co.

St. Johnsbury, Friday, Apr. Is, 1862.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18
CARRYING OFF OUR SURGEONS.

| found, even at the end of the first davis
fighting, that many of our surgeons were
missing. They were known to have been at
the hospital tents at the period in which the
battle opened, but after that time they were
not to be found. After the retreat of the en-
envy had begun, and those of the sick who
mao mao oeen left in the hospitals were again un-
der the protection of our troons. thev stated
that the rebels had forced the snroeons sws~
". WIN nun 'aem, IN ofde, that they mi ht attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30

Mr., Forney, in recent letter to the ! MIA
delphia Press, makes prediction that the
Democratic leaders are preparing to sancuoh
the Dissolution of the Union.
Among the passengers on board OF the Atlol
we're Cant. sartori, Of the United States Ma
w: Maj Garland Of the y. 5. marine corps,
and others. together with one hundred ana
fifty United States marines, on their way 70
the. Pacific all whom were paroled'
The decline in the price Of rags, tor paper
making, at the North, continues
Letters from Kentucky state that several
French subjects who have suffered by the de-
struc6on Of their property BY the army IN that
State have made claims upon the Government
throu oh the Minister at Washington Tor REIN
bursement.
The Alabama, when she captured the Ariel,
was waiting to pounce on the steamer Cham
MON, which was to have large amount OF
treasure on board. The Champion, however,
for that time did not appear, and captain
Semmes not to be idle, transferred his atten-
lions to the Ariel.
It is the popular impression that the Jews
do not enlist in the army. The Jewish Record,
published in New York, has a list OF eighty
two Jews who were killed or wounded at the
battle of Frederlcksb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-30

=, Hamnton Roads to send the war steamer
Connecticut at once to AsplnWall TO bring TO
Nav York the California treasure-S3, 0C0, 900
---rhat Will have accumulated there by the
time she arrives cut; by which time the spe-
die of three San Francisco succeeding steamers
will be awaiting her arrival for safe transporta-
ton fsom that port.
This marines on board Of the Ariel, who
we're taken prisoners by the Alabama and pa
rolled. numbered 1873, instead Of l2O, as pub
1;.hod IN the telegraphic reports, and were on
their, wav to California to form the garrison at
San francisco. and to fiji vacancies IN the ia
cfc squadron. They went on to California
The Nashville Dispatch has the details Of the
murder and robbery Of the Rev. Jefferson
WAGNER, a minister Of the Presbyterian Church,
IN Davidson county, Tenn, on Saturday night.
The outrage was perpetrated by seven men,
dressed in the Federal uniform, who represents
ed themselves to the pickets as a scouting par
~ IS cavalry. and having the countersgn. they
nasse} the pickets without trouble. They ob-
+o;aod 1900 from Mr.. Wagner, and then MUIR
,7o,od him because he could not find his favor
10 horse. which they demanded that he should
produce.
The Washington Republican says:-''Rtu-
NOR is again busy with partial reconstruction
oethe Cabinet. 1t is now said that zen. But
Ter j. to be made Secretary Of War, and Gen'
cj+i,c
We have some additional news from New
Orleans Gen. Banks had promulgated
number Of orders, resembling, temporarily at
least some Of those previously issued by tTen.
Butler. 4 portion Of the vessels and troops
attached % Cen. Banks expedition proceeded
Immediately up the Misslsslp2i and rocaptured
BATON Rouge. The small Confederate force
there retreated on the appearance OF the FEEDER
al troons. The Confederates have fortified
Port Hudson, above Baton Rouge, and Sc
we're engagement is expected there. After
taking this point the force will proceed up the
river even 50 far as Vicksburg, against which
On attack will probably be made in connection
with Admira! Porter's feet and Gen. Sher~
uQan' 5 expedition.
The new Captain General Of Cuba, Dulce,
seams inclined TO commence an earnest crusade
AGAINST the slave trade, which has been carried
On to az enormous extent during the admins
tration Of bis predecessor Nine steamers, it
is understood, are to be sent from Spain, espe-
ciailv to look after the African slave deal
CTS. Other important reforms are also about
t. be ;naugurated on the island.
The =. s. Government has granted nearly
all the applications made for women and chill
LYON % CO South Ihnv Will be taken BY
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s@MORTG AGE SALE.

|nEFAULT has been made in the condition Of
" mortgage dated on the 18th day Of July,
|1s5s, made by William Iluyke Of GAINESVILLE.
Wisconsin, to Smith, Meigs s. Co., Of Rcd
Wing, Minnesota, and duly recorded in the
Office of Register oi Dee:ls in and for the county
'of Goodhue Minnesota on the 14th day OF
July, 1858, in Book Of Mortgage Deeds, on
pages 639 and $40. Which mortgage is upon,
aud conveyes to the said Smith, Meigs & Co.,
the following described premises, to wit :
OTIS one (l) and two (2)4of Block two'(2) of
Sweney's A ldition to the town Of Red Wing,
and was given to secure the sum of fifty six
dollars, payable in three months from the date
Of said II. ortgage, with interest after maturity
at the rate OF five per cent. par, month until
paid. according to a note executed by said
Huykc, payable to said Smith, Meigs u Co.;
upon which there IS claimed TO be due, and is
jdne at this late the sum Of sixty-nine and
9l-1O0 dollars $3.50 9l(. And no salt or pro-
ceedings at law or otherwise have been in. ii
tuted to recover the same or any part thereof.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF Che power Of sale in said mortgage
Icontained, and in prrsnsn.;c OF the statute in
such case made and provided said mortgage
Will be foreclosed, and sid mortgaged prem
ises sold at public aAcsion. 10 the highest bid
der for cash, by the Sheriff Of said Goodhuc
county at the iront door Of the Court House in
the city Of Red Wing in said Goodhne county,
on the 10Th day of June, A. D. 1862 at 10
o'clock A: n. Ito >a'isfy the amount thatshall
be then due on said nntc and mortgage besides
the costs Of sale. SMITH: MEIGS & CO..
Mor+gagees.
Dated Red Wing, Minn., April soth, A. D.
1862. n154 n4)v6:7w
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sMORTg AGE SALE. II

DEFAULT having been made in the codi-
az tisns ofse nprtaln md1tga& des6execIted
hy Antarus DVrand aadhhEarSlin Dhand. his
wife, Mortgagors, to James Lawther, Mort
gugec, dated the 18th day Of March, A. ID.
1857, and recordedin the nitice Of the Register
Of Deeds in and for the County OF Goodhue
Minnesotay on the l2th day Of March, A. D.
ls5T,sins Book: & Of Moftksge' DcedsaMges!3S8
and 2s7; upon which mortgage thvreis cIaiinne
ed to be due, and is dne at the date of this no
ti!c the sum Of nine hundred and sixteen dol
lars and four cents (S9l6.O4).
And no proceedings at law or otherwise hav-
ing been instituted to- recover the said debt by
said mortgage secured ,or any part thereof.
And whereas, the lands and PREMISES in said
mortgage, and thereby conveyed, are described
as follows, to wit!: Lots numbered one (lytwio
I(2), three, y, tour t),nine @ and tony TO,
Fof, Cannons Falls in: the County of Geodhue and
State. Of Minnesota, acco ling to tho recorded
plat If said town, in Tho office 81 tho RegistAl
|ofDeeds ofasail Goodhue County.
+ Now, therefore, by virtue of the power o,
sale contained in said mortgage, and duly re-
Icorded tht rewith; and pursuant TO the statute
in sHch case made and provided the said mort,
gagged premises will be Sold at public auctiontt
tho highest bidGer in front OF tho Court II ouse
in the city Of Red Wing in said Goodh hue Conn
ty, on tile 18th day Of Juno. "a ID. 1853, Il
ton O'Clock in tho forenoon Of that day, to sat
lisfy the, amount aforesaid; together with til,
costs and disbur sementa Of said sale ss +tss
f. Dated at Rcd Wing, Mimi, this 2Gth day .
April, a.: 1869. <'.ssTzs - -,
W. W. PHELrs, JAMES LAWTHER, \
Attorney & Mortgageo
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NINE. DEMOREST'S
QUARTERLY MIRROR Of FASHIONS

NINE. DEMOREST'S
QUARTERLY MIRROR Of FASHIONS
WITH GrEAr IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS,
the summer number contains
F 'ur Larseand Splendid Fashion Plate.
Three FuN,&zed Patterns Of Dresses.
81 Comprising the
New French Waist. an Elegant Sleeve.
90" AND A MISSES SACK,
And a Sheet Of New and Beautiful
BRAID AND EMBRoIDER1NG PATTERNS
Together with nearly 100 Engraving Of all
the novelties for SUMNER BoSNETs, CLoAks.
TRIMMINGS. CnILpREN's DRESSES fTr.. and
valuable information to Mi.libers, Dress Ma
kers, Mothers, and Ladies' generally, present
ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
the wcrld, published 473 Broadway, and sold
everywhere at 25 cts, or sent by mail pos,
free, on receipt Of the amount, in stamps o,
silver, Yearly 81, with the following valuable
premium. "a
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to a
receipt for the selection of so cts. worth o,
pain patterns, frora the icsigus in the book
or from the show room, OF they may hs order
ed and sent by mail any tine during the year
hy paying the postage. ! .
Spendid Inducements to Canvassers.
summer Number new ready.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
a SHREWD IRISHMA,Ni. :,
naKH sySs 81 !. u a -. i I.


An Irish priest was seen standing
AT tbs eprnel Of, enc of the squaressin
London, about the ifohr Of dinner
One of bis .cpuntrYme observing the
worthy father in m >perplexitsy' ,,aadresse d
= %7 Father Il : oIo:ary, !: 4: n how '; IS IS your %
:" Mighty pit out, Pat,'''' was was Iii tie re.
Put :odt! who'd put odt your riv-
~ All you don't understand; this is
just it-Iam invited to dine at one OF
the houses in this square, and l have
forgotten the name, and never locked
.at<the number, and row it's seven O,
clock" "a@2a - -, ...
'"Oh, is that all % was the cry
'Sjust now be aisy, your rivirince-I'l]
settle that Tor you?''
So saying, away flew the good-na.
tt1red olrishman round the square
glancing; at the Kitchens, and wher
he discovered fire that denoted hos.
ritahty;,.he thundered at the door and
ipaRred,. i,s.> Ss>.... ="
s7'<ls Father O'Leary here 90
~fAs' might be expected, again an6
again 10 was rcpulsel. At length ar
angry foctman exclaimed
'tNo; bother on Father O'Leary
he is not here, but he was TO dine here
to-day, and the cook is in a rage, and
sayssthe dinner will be spoilt. All is
waiting for Father O'Leary."
Paddy, leapinS from the door rs i
the steps had been omfrc, rushed W
to thezaston!shea priest = :. 8, ss.sg=z-
IsAA right, your benor's 1iyirinec
yog dipgat 4s, and mighty good din
ncrsoa,nget.'' >:< s--@e = =
5: or, Pat" said the grateful pastor
"the. blessings Of a hungry man be
upon you"
ia: Long life and happiness to yor''
rlYirincc., l have got yonr malaly;
only wish had your remedy"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
MILITARY PORTRAITS.
MAPS And ARMS.

THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK IS READY
THE large, splendid Head piece exhibits a
l. soldier in each Of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars Qnd .Nrspeswitl,
Muskets and Rifed Cannon. In the foreground
arc, Zouases tramping on the Rebel Flag. and
serpent It., underneath, the tug being plainly
shown. Under this. are correct portraits OF
Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler. Ere
mont, Banks, Sprague, Prentiss, B]enker
Wool, Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, Sigel, Nc
Dowell. and Commodore Stringham, Coils. Cor
coran and Meager, aud, several others. At the
bottom, is a new map, just engraved, IA by 2s
inches in size. showing the whole Of Missouri
Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts Of Kansas
Arkansas: Ohio. Indiana ard Illinois. accord
ing to the latest information. The bor-
der of this chart is composed of Military Fig
ures, showing fourteen positions for tho mus
ket. according to'lIardeo's Tactics ,,, e.. ..<
81 This chart can be had with the Military
MAJ, II Maryland, Virginia, etc., IN place o
the Map Of Missouri, Kentucky, etc. Size 2s
X 3s. Price 80 cents.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
"A BAD HAND WRITING.

fine great German historian Of
Rome, Niepulr, gives the following as
lis opinion: IA bad handwriting
ought never to be torgivcn;i it is shame.
FIJI 'indolence indeed, sending bad.
ly-wriltcn letter to a fellow creature is
as impudent an act as I know of. Can
there be- anything more unpleasant
than to open q letter which at once
shows that it will require long dcciph
rlring? Besides, the effect of the
letter is gone if we must spell it.
Strange, we carefully avoid troubling
other people even with tritles, or ap:
pear before them in dress which shows
negligence or carclessness, aud We,
nothing is though: Of giving the dis.
agreeable trouble Of reading a badly
written letter. Good breeding requires
writing well and legibly."
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS. default having been made in
w tho acondHlons oEsa certain mortgage deed
made, executed and deliveL by Benjamin F
Crary. of the city Of Red Wing, County OF
Goodhuc and Territory [now Stated Of Mime
sofa, to Benjamin F. Iloyt of the city of st
Paul, County Of Ramsey, said State. which
mortgage deed bears date the fiftoenth4[ 4[15th7
day Of April, AID. 1853. Said mortgage HAVING
been nude by the said Benjamin f. Crarv
Mortgagor, to Benjamin F. Hoyt, Mortgaeee
to secure the payment of the snm Of rivc hun
drcd and nincty-two and 4o-lOO dollars
,$5Y2.4DI
Said mortgage was filed tor record in the
office Of the Register of Deeds in and tor the
county Of Goodhue, then Territory, now State
of Minnesota on the 23d day OF April, A. D
1855. at o'clock in the forenoon Of that day
and was duly recorded in the said Office of the
Rcg stcr OF Deeds IN and for said county, in
Book''4" Of Mortgage Deeds on pages 353 and
354. -
Said rlortgagc covers and conveys from gthc
said Benu,nih p. Crary in fee Che following
described real premises situate in said Goodhue
County aforesaid. to wit: Lots numbered eight
Isl, nine ri and ten T!al in Block numbered
twcnty-cight [2s] in the town [now city1 O.
record in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds IN
and for said county of Goodhue. Said mort
gage, together with the money now due, and tc
become due theron was afterwards by the said
Bclamln f. Toyt, Mortgagce, assigned tc
William c. .oyt, oftho County Of Weschestcr
State Of New York and written assignment
therefor, was made by said Benjamin F. Hvyt
to said William G. Hoyt, bearing date the Sd
day of January, A. D. 1859, which assign
ment is recorded in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds in and for the said County of Goodhnc
and State of Minnesota, in Book "2" of Mis-
ccl!aneous Records on page lit.
And, whereas, default having been made in
thei conditions Of said mortgage by failure
to pay the money secured by the same, at the
time therein specified, and no suit or proceed
ing at law having been instituted for the re
|coNc cry Of said mortgage debt or any part there
or; and there is now claimed TO be due and is
due on said mortgage the sum OF S94S.ll.
|. Now, therefore, snetce is hereby given tina,
[hyvrt esos and purs IAN t t., the powe rof sale
in said mortgage Contained, and pursuant tc
the statute IN such case made and provided
said mortgagel promises above described will
be sold at public venduerto ihe highest bidde,
tor cash ~ the front door Of the Court House
in the city of Red Wing, in said Goodhut
County on the 9Th day OF June, A. d. 1862, ai
the hour OF ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day to satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage, together with the costs Of sale al
lowed by law.
Dated at Rod Wing this asd day Of April, "A
D. 1862.
WILLIAM C. HOYT,
y ~ .sa are.s-> Assignee Of said Mortgasee
c. e J. G. McCnuRE,
Att'ys for Assignee. -
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sRIAN0s, AEEE6nfan1Ali'

Z, ssRIANos. rEEdDf1NAsg!iV ssi
4A4MxsgaE ozcANs,,,
Sheet 51lsssic,1 .114ssc W B1ok ks, srcsa,,. E
disc, n,iN az tkt,aiasss 1' 1illulssicul
! sid 'eznstra,nenss,l attstJsesa saososst .aI.ti
y dtsa btss ossibaepvices mid y! ts...
The 'Heraoes WateEss MODERN 1sproved Overs
y'As eIR6NoF FRAME rixTSdo5ss, xTSdo5ss,y sadlo
arejustly pronounccd by the trresss ana Music
Masters to be sqperior Instrpmaits,s Thcya yare
built Of the best ana most thoroughly seasoned
materials, and Wiz srAND Any ~ i.xff.. Fl 'fhe
tono is very deep, reWnd full and me how j; the
touch elastic. Each Piano warranted for three
years. Prices FROM $2eO to S!o0s SECONDHAND
Pianos At great bargains; 25, a40s so, lp0, ,ll5
l6o, 100 and 10 dollars. Second hand Me-
lodeons from aosto60 dollars. ti@ TO ,'i34N
HORACE " WATERS MELopEoNs, 1:Lel ON -.
Rosewood Cases, tuned the Equal, ,Tempera-
Stop. ,>@i!trs&t 4uox snlviy 81 isss
No. a4% - octave sesollees from to to G. 8;
" s.4+-5saA, s,i.@"a4s 80 >2tA IF toF''s to FL u u
A. P'ano e: sstyle' :: 6. Ftoy' to 1ot 10!
" 90 twoatcpe,and two sets ofreoads, ,l5t
"7''' aid ala two banks s2,f Il keys, y ,'<' '& I'd so(
{" s. octave Organ IMelodeons,: two =:
@o liz taps, $685. s4S and ps5 se5 Il deIiart nno
These :Me1odeons remsin9in tune a long time
Each Melodeon warranted for three years. -,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
REFEREES SALE.

The State of Minnesot:, District Court 1sl
Judicial District for Gcotlhue County,
Christopher Cogel, Plaintiff
against
',rhonins j. Little, Robert i.
lves, James e. Sto1clard aad
Vclncy@ Brundage, Defendants
TTNDER and in pursuance of a iud,mcnt
~ rendered in the above eutited cnnso bv
said District Court in open Court on the sstf
day Of June, A. d. 1861, which said ivi.emen,
was duly entered and recorded hy tn, Clark OF
said Court, notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned. Refeeathereiu app ,in,ea. 10 enc !
cute such Judgment, will sell at public auction
To- the highest bidder for cush. at the front door
OF the Court House iu the city of Red Wing,
Goodhue County Minnesota, rs by said iurs j.,
ment direeted. on Thursday tho i.,h day q,
" duly, "A. d.. iss2.at IN o'clock in tho lorenoon
OF said lay, all the right, title. claim interes :,
amt demand Of said fhomasJ j. Little, ns fxeJ
IND determined b, said Judgment, in ana &c
tls following described promises, to wit the
West one half Of lot NJ. eight IS lin blech No
ierty-cne ~ in the city OF Red Wing. in said
'oonnty and State, and tie grist or houriuu
miii situate thereon
Dated at Red Wing, Minn.. June 81. A. D
fs'.' MAkIIN S. CHANDLER.
.kII 80 r. ~ ~ Is : }3f8y$ Referee.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
NEW MUSIC.
VOCAL.


A Penny tor ,vcur Thoughts Il will be
True 10 Tllee.' & Dream ef my Mother and
my Home Little Jenny Dow LIZZIE Dies
Toz Night Jcnny's Coming DER the Green,
and why have my Loved Ones Gone,' by
Stephen c. Foster, Song Of the Contra bands
", Let my People Co. as sung by them at Ft
Monroe. with parody on the same . Pleasant
Rock me to Sleep, Mother by. Kane O'Don-
nellg; There is . beautiful World.' by Hol mes
4 Flag Of our Union Forever > What they dc
at the Spr,pgs;, Charles Trenain<; sThe Scien
tific Frog AmbuhT; The Girls are not SC
gresn3 81 crn ;"Forget i yon can, but Foreiye,
Covert; Three Cheers for our Banner: Will
liams; Where Liberty dwelIs there is my
Country" Phumb1ey f.sv olunteer Yankee
Doodle of 's1 , Louis Sells. Price 25 csnts sch
INsTUNENTAL.
'Comstf Sehottisch, 'gBskar.; .sUnion YSlse :,
Laerassa Spirit Polka General Hott',
Farewell Grand March, by E.. A. Parkhurst
Crineline Waltz, Marks; Fort Sumpte Grand
March,, Glover. 2j cents each. Hibefriau
Quadri les; Christmas Carol Schottisch : Sew
en- Sons Galop Laura Keene Waltz, Ill BY
Ihos. Baker Volunteer Yankee Decide sot
g, march BY Lonis selle; ; !. L Etoile de !,
Mer, salse. T. B. Spencer Music Box Gallon.
c. E: Herring. IS cents each. Our Generals
Qnickstcp, with brautiful vigner Of 8s Of ou,
generals. by Grafnlla President LincoIn'a
Grand MaTch, With . splcndid lithoaraph ol
Lis ExesH>ney, Music BY HillmsmulleT, .leade1
ssf ed Regt Band Yankee Doodle, win bril-
iiant ssyiations. I. A.. Parkburst. so cent.
each. Star spangIed Banner, With briliian,
variations. By 4. Csn. 4ecenss. Irving Nu,i.
cal Gems. Book ;, polkas, waltzes, Dc, q,
Is cents. : g
Any pefso19ssnding dollar .ShaH receive
9l:25 worth Of the above mnsfe, maifed free.
|. nst Published bT HORACE WATERs,
46l Bnoadwsy, n. 7
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11

A gentleman who was paying hil
addresses to lsdy at length summon
tea courage to ask his suit was agree
able to her, and whether he might fat
ter himself with chance of its ulti
mate success. The witty lady replied
= ,'''AStripcs telling the gentleman tc
nansposo the letters Of the word sc
las to form on: Of them her answer
The Boston Journal says the answer
is. !':12ress it, As "strlpes might be
transformed into "stcp sir" the swain
who received this word as an answer
to his suit must have been in 8 squan
diary, but the fair lady, we are happy
to say was not hard hearted. Another
equally good answer is '.persist."
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11

.beIN Cazenoyia, New York, recently,
,adistrict school gave an exhibition,
embracing dramatic scene in which
adcsertcr was to be shot. The act
was performed, and the lad who acted
the part "a son ofthe Rev. +. f. Swan,)
fell dead upon the stage. 1t was found
thntin loading the gun, brass frrule
on the >ramrod had slipped from it's
place and remained in the barrel. The
2aim was but too true, and the ferulc
:struck him in the side, fracturins two
tnbs and coming out through the back.