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We would call attention to N.

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tisement in our columns Of Watts Ncrvou, Antidotc
OF the most remarkable discoveries Of IN ,derr
times. 1t is no. like the thousand aud one remedies
offered to the public that everything but it is
specific remedy for all arising from nervous de-
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Gus instances known to us, from various causes and
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is really worthy the confidence Of the public IIav
ing read the advertisement, 90 To the nearest drug
giSt and procure bottle; then will you join with
thousands in its praise, aud be grateful to US for
calling your attention to this most miraculous ned
enc.
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4 Report was received from r. IT, Harmon, ESQ.,,
Chief Engineer, and ordered printed.
On motion, the bonds OF the cit! officers for the
ensuing year were fixed follows:
city Marshal and cx -officio street Commissioner
ana SV' ~
fOlcemen, eacl NV
CITY treasurer. o'uu
City Assessor and 2,u0O
0n motion, parties becoming tureties for city
officers were required to justify in the amount for
which they SIEVE ally became suTcties.
Bond of J. Hume City Marshal el ct, in the
penal sum Of $1,000, with Geo. VI. Gender, q.
Harvey and W. ID. Mathcny surcties, was re-
crlvrd and placed on file, and Mr.. Hume was at
once sworn into the office to which he had been
elected.
On motion, the City Marshal was instructed to
obtain from the eN-(ity Marshal all books, tools
and appurtenances belonging TO his Office.
On motion, the Street Commissioner was IN
structed to proceed at once to repair the public
streets Of the ~ under the direction of the Com
mittce on streets and Public Places.
Adjourned to Tuesday, the 18th inst, at <
O'Clock /. NJ.
c. L. CIIUBBTCK,
City Clerk.
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ORGANIZATION OF TIE NEW BOARD.

PLACRRNILLE, June Jth, lhu%s
Geo. L. Jones, Mayor eject; c. f.. Chuhduck,
City Clerk elect; l.. Tannenwald and Jos Baycr,
Aldermen elect from the first ward Charles j..
Arvidsson and w. NJ. Donahue, Aldermen elect
from second ward, and Theo. Wichman and ID. L..
Munson, Aldermen elect from the third ward, pre-
scented their certificates Of election and were duly
into the respective Offices to which they had
been elected.
Mayor Jones then called the Council to order,
and after delivering an appropriate address, an
nouucrd the following Standing Committees:
on FINANCE.
Aid. Donahue, ArvidssOn and Munson.
on STREETS AND PUBLIC PLACES.
Aid. Arvidsson, Muuson and Bayler.
On FIRR AND WATER.
Aid. Munson, Wichman and Tannenwad
on PRINTING.
Aid. Tannenwald, Donahue and Arvidsson.
ON NUISANCE.
Aid. Wlchman. MunsOn and Bayler.
On motion, the Council adjourned to Thursday,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock =. NJ.
G. Il. CHUBBUCK,
City Clerk.
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Common Council Proe.edlngs.
PLAcERviLLR, june 6, 1852.

PLAcERvILLE, june 6, 1852.
BOARD met pursuant TO a call Of the Mayor
Mayor Wade presiding.
Prcsent-Alds. Cooper, Condec, Munson and Key
nolds.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Fin'ncc Committee reported the following
bills, which were allowed:
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pIAcERyIIIP June Tth. Is

Board met pursuant 10 adjou nnent.
Mayor Wade presiding.
rrrsrn;-Ald. Munson, Murphy, Reynolds and
burpwSky.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
The returns Of the annual municipal election
were then opened aud the result declared as lo-
lows:
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On motion, the Council adjourned to Saturday;
June eth, at O'Clock, +, NJ, for the purpose Of
assing the returns Of the annual City Election.
c. L. CHCBBCCk,
City Clerk.
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HAPPINESS grows at our own firesides,
and is not to be picked in the stranger S
garden,
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OLD STAND, ESTABLISHED IN '6s.
SPRI ING AND SUM ME r
CLOTHING.

@ BAMBERGER respectfully informs the
that having just returned from the Bay City, where
he purchased a splendid assortment Of spring and
goods, he is able to furnish the latest 0ylea
az the very lowest prices.
A choice assortment Of Spring and Summer
SUITS, to meet the approval II every eye.
BUSINESS COATS Of every style and alb
qualities.
In PANTS AND VESTS my stock can
not be exceed.
OF BOOTS AND SHOES have the finest
assortment In town, comprising Benkert's Calf Boots
and CATERS as well all other classes Of dresh and
mining boots from the best manufacturers In the
East
OF HATS l have 4 splendid assortment, con.
ssting Of Panama, Silk, Straw, Cassmer and Wool
MY stock OF FURNISHING GOODS
includes every article necessary to complete the
gentleman's fashionable toilet.
A Large Assortment of DAVIS d
JONES' SH1RTS,-White, COlored and FAncy
Rufiied.
GLOVES.-A large assortment Of BuckskiA
Indian Tan, Kid, silk and Thread Gloves
TIES, CRAVATS, Handkerchief, etc.
TRUNKS. vaises and Carpet Bags Of every
description.
COLTS PISTOLS. of all sizes, constantly
on hand.
~ THE HIGHEST PRICE IA
GOLD DUST & COUNTY ORDERS,
ar Gentlemen will And 1t TO their advantage to
call and examine my stock before purchasing else-
where, as can afford to sell as low As the loves.
mayl0 = BAMbEkVEAS
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To CoHRESr0NpENTs.- -" Union Demo.
crat" must excuse SIS for decliuing 70
publish his communication for the present.
We think Carpenter was authorized to
speak for CONFESS, did no; misrcprcSent
him, and was sincere in proposing and ad-
voca;ing fusion. Who is to be benefited
by it, is a matter Of future consideration.
"Morangee," don't you think the game
is not worth the ammunition ? The
life" affords us too much fan to wish
to cut it off by embarrassing questions.
"Vox" shall have place in our next.
Please write again. We have no space
for communications in this issue.
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MARRIAGES.

At FL Dorado, Jane LIST, by Justice Hiram falk,
MIR. J. d. HATcII. Of that place aud Miss VIRGINIA
4. WYATT, Of Carson Valley.
In this city, on June LIST, by Rev J. II McNIon
agile, Mr.. FRANcis MoNTRR and Miss MARIA
TiMMoNDS, all Of this city.
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TO IuThISH TIC HOUSE, % ,UUU have been
appropriated in less than nine months.
For p!ate-including gold spoons, doubt
less-at least $4,000.
At time like the present. when the
country is grooming under load Of debt
and when enormous taxes are. coming
upon the people to make good not only
the just contracts Of the Government,
but the millions of dollars that have been
stolen by contractors or lobby agents.
such eXtravagance as that pointed out
above is not only simply recklcss-it is
criminal
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ExTRAvAGANCE.- The following appro-
priations have been made bv the present
Congress for convenience and luxurics at
t1,o DrnciInnt'., u,oD-;o,,
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viii act upon t state @; ih- NerNuu, system which
Produces Depression Of Spirits, Anxiety Of Mad.
MeYtM itybdVy aNd sly s;cric,.
And is so Von'irrul in rtJuvcua;ing premature old
age, aud correcting Iccrcp,tude Brought On b., eH.
cr-.ivr Indulgence that hctmnr boz uial con
virrr tn" Vatrnt Of it. qua .Irs. 1t ! excl
idH; 81; purely Vrrri able and
les Loo tit sAill = architect, IL h gins by lAvtns
firm foundation, and gradGaiy bat cs>atitly adds
strength s.d '!G"r until "otAig :, i'a unfinished.
f. sale by all Drug >,s.
Wholesale ~ !.;s ia Sacramento. Il n MCDONALD
4 co. AMI san Francisco KtDINGTON 4 CO ,
CRAM a ELIt.IlAM.-C-LANSIk X HALL &
CO., and MORRILL, BROS. June I,n6
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Watts Nervous Antidote

Watts Nervous An;idoie
HI, CURED sad NIL care G.Drr -a.-. 81 y, ryou. dis.
orders tAn any "ti,r kAt VII rrif,dy.
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On motion, Geo. E.,Jones, Esq. was declared drly
elected Mayor ~i the CITY "f FacerVlle for the en-
suing year.
For CITY Assessor and cN-oflcio Clerk.
CE Chublu k-first ward .................l5l
Second Ward.,............ -
Third Ward ,............lN9
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Watts Nervous Antidote

Has and Will cure Ncryuu. Headache, Giddin-ss,
flMtisg. P.trN..-, kNtrciur Debility. Neuralgia
C.r.uic and IniAmhAiory EhcunAt-in, Tooih.,he,
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Watts Nervous Antidote

VIII cure prrium Trrmrns Nervous Trembling Hp.
iitI.y. 1Wiriug 81 the fae,al Nerves, Commissions
aud Pulmonary complaints.
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The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Wade presiding.
rrcsent-Full Board.
rf.dt hn fill
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURoH-Corner o.
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab.
bath lo's A. n. and 711r. n. Sabbath School
at IN. Class meeting Sabbath at s1S \
n. and la Y. Class meeting Wednesday even
ing ~ o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday
evening ~ O'Clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor
STRANGERS FURNISHED Win SEATS.
N. Z. Cau.cH-tGerman- Church Block
front on West Avenue Services Sabbath 10Y
"A. II, aai TX r. N. Sabbath Schoo. at 81. u
Class meetings Sabbath at Il u. aud 3 r.M.-
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday, = I'm. Preach
ing Friday at ~ z. n. Rev. Charles Holl
mann. Pastor. zgs. IA 80 ..z
Cnarsr CauRcH-t Episcopal Head Of Broad
way, between East and West Avenues. Servi
ees Sabbath 1911 \. II. and 81 ~. sabbath
school immediately altar morning service
Morning prayers DAILY tSunsiay excepted a
- A. u. Rev. 4. Il. Wells, Rector. ALI Scar,
FREE. E9s ~ sr@ Nj sts~gss#% %Est 4 sse## 80
Ftxsr PRESBYTERIAN CHrRcH-Church Block
between Eas. xni West Avenues, s.id honsssss
on Seventh street. Services Sabbath ut la5Ss \
u. and 81 r. u. Sabbath School immediatef,
after morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening u, O'Clock. Strangers win alwsy
be psovidci with seats. Rev. p II. Snow, Pas
tor 90 2@#E 80
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..... r. - DIED. Il ,a=.# 80 .s,.. ~
BAKER-On Saturday, Nsvem her tn, 1852
WILLIE DE FOREST, only child Of G. II. and d.
Lisca w. Baker, aged 10 months and s, days.
'tSuffer little children to come unto me- and
forbid them not, for such ia. tho Kingdom o
Heaven" .,l@'s
&c For thick in every graveyard ~,
O., The little hillocks lie,
.! And every hillock represents
= An angel in tho sky
There are shadows in our dwelling,
We are desolate and lone,
For our vanished: for our loved one.
YEARLY our hearts make moan.
Ne> or more to feel his kisses,
''''' In the old caressing way,
Or tho music Of his footsteps,
Or the prayers he used to.say:,
Through the darkness, and tho tempest,
Ger the mystic spirit sea,
Der the SOLEMN, DREADED river,
- FatEer, he is safe with thee. /,
.tat -
!" He il deadl the baby Willie,": ..u:, .:
Sorrowing ones in answer said,
And the moonlight laid her glory l.
Softly on our dear ones head. ;~s
And we clasped the waxen fingers.
Kissed the brow as lilly white,
And we closed the eyes forever.
That had been our JOY and light. "
O.! the agony and yearningl
For our night-time's gilded da~nl
For the music of his prattle.
For the treasured life agone!
Faded is the 'broilered Jacket,
And the little things he wore,
All the dainty: baby garments,
lie will need them never more.
And our homo is hushed and silent,
But the victory is won,
For our chastcned hearts have answered,
Not our will, but thine be DONE"
JOHNSON-On the 7th inst. JOHN JOHNSON
Of this place.
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LADIES' SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,

LADIESs SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
This society viii hold, its regu lar meeting
hereafter Ct the Court House, on Thursday OF
each week, atfI o'clock p. NJ. sH{saz:t ssaaSS1
Our atpressnt ispreparing articles for
hospital USE, and we esrnestly call upon all
ladies who are willing to assist in providing
for the comfort Of our sick and wounded sold
iers, IS meet with US, y-''f4S
All contributions Of money, clothing, banda
ges, or hospital stores, will be thankfully re-
ceived. By order OF the President. Ia 5t5H&
'$fE@.S' Mrs. P. SNlTH, President. iA
Mrs. Il. A. MoCoxNELL: Sec'y and Treas. 7
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Mr.. EDIroR-Please allow Us through the
columns Of your paper to acknowledge the
reception Of the following generous contribu-
tons to our hospital box. from the ladies Of
Spring Creek 10 pillows, 10 pillow slips,
2 holsters, l bed comfort and bundles o,
bandages-the whole valued at SIS SO.
Mrs. H. q. MCCONNELL, Sec'y
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society.
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BESNErr1's GALLERY or 4 R.r,-We forgot
last week tofcall attention to the advertise
mept Of Benefits Gallery Of Art which may
bc' found in another column Mr.: Bennett
is an artist Of rare talent, and is deserving
liberal patronage. Choice specimens Of
work, including fine views Of Red Wing,
may he seen any pleasant day At his door,
or at his office. - ..>:..,. ".,,l + ~,
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MAGAz1SEpoM.-We are in regular receipt
of Peterson's Magazine, which is, without
the slightest doubt, one o. the very best
family magazines in the world. 1t embraces
every phase Of literary taste, from the meth
odica! political article to the most facinating
story: 1t is fine companion for ladies and
children, and its musical department., which
is always full and rich. renders it the, even .
isg companion Of the whole household. The
year is about to commence and now, is the
time to subscribe. "a! -
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PERsoNAL.-Maj. R. N. McLaren Of the
Sixth Regiment, has been at home among
his friends nearly week. Also Geo. Todd
Of the Eleventh Regiment Both return to-
day, we believe. - /,
The recent order for the Third, Sixth
and Seventh Regiments 10 go South has
been count demanded.
Corp. John Williams of Company F, First
Regiment, who was taken prisoner at the
battle Of Antietam and paroled, is at home
waiting to he exchanged, anxious for an OPP
poriunity to pitch in again
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HOME AGAIN." Cheap John Olsen
brandt has just go. back from Milwaukee
with the largest stock Of goods he has yet
had. He has already, since he opened, sold
out two full stecks Of Clothing and now he
is here with the third. There is this thing
about him; he sell. good goods, he sells
them cheap, and if person is dissatisfied
with his purchase, he returns the, money
without any words about it. He is just
opening his new stock and will he ready in
a day or two. 80 wait little, don't rush in
too fast, but give him time: and you shall
all be served in turn.
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WANrED.-if offered before cold weather
sets in, we will take potatoes or wood or
subscription or on any other account, whe'h
or for printing or for legal service, and WI
allow the highest market price for them. l
none are offered on account, we will pay
cash for 20 bushels Of nice potatoes. Ate,
cold weather sets in we shall want cash for
all accounts due W..
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1000 600 Y 4 ~ I e { sE ElhIlhlh 8
LIOYUS NEW STEEL PEA-TfuU

fUUU JUN s ls.fH i s{l1 Il :
LIoYD's NEW sTIEL fL1TE,u W
County CpIored Mar 81 the
uNfftrED sTATIs. cAfaAbls, AN All. new
ltsssE & e Is q R6NSWIcK. q sT'1t
From recent surveys, completed Aug.. 10.
fIs6a; cost. e7o,0Oo to cngrase i and one yssrs
tdMd. as:o jig Is stts q 1ssssE ifes sSfaFts
Superior to any $40 map ever inside by caltos
fof Mitchell. snd,ssilsat the low price Of, hily
tcentsa; SO. 900 anlss aresleraycd on this map.
lfsIr Is not only Co inty Map. but it's alsS'a
~ COUNTY AND Raj 4yKo I'D NAP
one: giving asssa sta ssaase a'sstf.s a.aS =:
EVERY .RA1LRoAB STATION. sa'
and distances between. - 2 - 2
1.lAy, and viii take back ali niapp, TIT cannot
I be cold, an.lsrefund the money. hiis .sa4
Send for 81 worth And try IT, ksfs ss.sar 81
/ Printed instructions how 10 csrva ass will
he furnished oil our agents. = 49, sa'ais58
Wantcd-Wholesale agents in every state,
california, Canada, ENGLAND rance and cbba.
a fortune may be made with few hmm 1rsL
dollars capital No co,npeiitio ettls47.l =
! 4. Il. LLoYD, No. 16i, 3 roadway, n r.
The War Department uses our Map OF. Viz
einia, Maryland. md % Pennsy lypnia-- cost
1i0o, 900 Ion which is marked Antietam Creek,
fSharpsburg, Maryland Heights Williamsport
Ferry, RhOrersyille, Nolandss Ford, an all
others on the Potomac, and every other place
I'm Ma.yland Virginia, and Psnnsy fv4nia, Or
m money rs funded .ats atstsSft t's''s f@Asa'a+
LLoYD's
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP. OF; KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS,
T. tile only authority for Gen, Buell. and tn,
War Department. Money refunded TO any
lone finding an error in it. Price 50 cellts. ..
.LIpyd's Map of. Virginia, Maryland, and
rcEnsytvnnia is very large ito cost is twenty
nVe cents. and it is the hest Which can lie
purchased "-TRIBusE, Aug, "a. ~ It... -,
LLOYD'S GREAT NAP or. THE HISsIs-
. s's1' = x = !, S1PPfJ RIVER, ~ e''s's
From actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and Bow
en-, Mississippi River Pilots, of st. Louis, Mo-,
shows every mans plantation AID ewner's
1nme,, from st. Louis to the Gulf.of Mexico
$3.50 miles-every bar, town, landing and: al
places 90 miles back from the riverZcofored In
counties and States. Price, ST. in sheets-S2 in
pocket form, and $3.50 on linen, wish rollers.
Ready Sept. 2o.At@ - os:S9 '3s'h ITO
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
,.3- ~ Washington, Sept. 18th. 1881
- L1o1D-S1R:--- Send me your Mapofths
Mississippi River, vita price per huhnd red cop
les. Rear. Admiral Charles, II. Davis, COM
handing the Mississippi squadron, Is autEor-
ized to purchase as many as are required Tor
the use Of that squadron. ~ .'@hi,..''
GIDEON WELlEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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DRAFTING AGAIN PosrreSEp'-By order
No. 70. The drafting has again been post
poned to the Goth inst. There are but few
men lacking to make our quota full. and it
- hoped that that few will volunteer, and
thus the draft be avoided. By a statement
which appeared sometime ago in the St.
Paul Press, we learn that this county is yet
deficient about twenty, five men. So. .s-
--~~-~~~~---~~-
LARcENs.-- Friday last warrant was issu-
Cd BY Frank Ives ESQ, for the arrest Of orton
p, Ward, who was, in said warrant, charged
with the larceny OF a yoke Of oxen. He was
arrested. brought before the Magistrate, aud.
apou conviction. bound over to appear al
the next term ofgthe D;strsc. Court x q
We know nothing OF the circumstances oil
This case, not having been prssen. a. the
trial but from information. We gather the
following &acts That Ward at sometime OF
ether had ehastsl mortgage on soals cattle
owned by Mr.. Moor. who i now away ia
Tsrmoat-that tho oxen wers not Included
In the mortsags-t that Ward took the cattle
described in the mortgage, and alsa the oxen,
aud sold them. Thsrsupon hs vas arrested
e. larceny II the cxen, Is before stated. x
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INDIAN ExECUTloN.-Three hundred and
thirty five OF the Indians who gave them :
selves up to Gen. Sbley, because they could
not help it. have been tried and found guilty
OF the murder of the white persons who
wero so cruelty murdered on the frontier,
this tall. They have been sentenced to SUI.
fer death, and, unless they have already ex
plated their crime, will b. hung this week
It South Bend.
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PXOCLAMA TION,f

= State of minnesota.
WHEREAS, it is meet aud in accordance with a
good and cherished custom Of our fathers worthy
to be ga statute forever in all dwellings," that
tho people 'twheu they have gathered tho fruit Of
tho land" should keep a feast unto tho Lord, -
in commemoration of his goodness, and by pub
lie act of Christian worship, acknowledge their
dependence a community upon Him I'M whose
hands the Kingdoms Of the Earth arc but as dust
In the balances:
Therefore, I ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Governor OF
tho State of Minnesota, do hereby set apart the
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF THE PRESENT
MONTH OF NOVEMBER, Day of Thanks
giving to Almighty God for his wonderful mercy
towards us-for all the good gifts of His Provi-
dsuce-for Health and restored Domestic Peace
and the measure of general prosperity which we
enjoy. -
Especially let us recognize his mercy in that
He has delivered our borders from the savage enc
mics who rose up against US and cast them into
the nit they had privily dug for U.S. that friends
have been rescued from the horrors Of captivity
and that our homes and household treasures are
now safe from the violence of Indian robbers and
sssassns. And let us praise Him for the continued
preservation of the Government of our Fathers
from the assaults of traitors and rebels; for the
sublime spirit of patriotism. and courage, and con-
stancy with which lie has filled the hearts Of its
defenders for the victories won by the valor of
our troops; for the glorious share of Minnesota in
the struggles and trumphs of the Union cause
for the safety Of the sos who have passed through
the fro of battle 'unscratched and the honorable
fame Of tho gallant dead for the alacrity and. de
votion With which citizens have rushed from
their unharvesteL fields to the standard Of the a.
ton and above all for the that the tolls,
and pcrils and wounds, and self-devotion arc not
in vain for the tokens now manifest of His will.
that through the blood and swcut of suffering and
sacrifice the nation is to be saved from its great
calamity aud the great crime of which it is at once
the effect and punishment and that behind the
thunders, and lshtninss, and clouds of the tenn
pest the awful form ofJchovah is visible, descend
ing in fire upon the MoAnt to renew the broken
tablets of the Constitution, and proclaim FHEED"M
rs the condition and the law Of restored and re-
generated Union.
Given under my hand and tho Great Seal of the
State, at the city of St. Paul, this third
IL. 3. day of November, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
BY the Governor:
JAMES II. BAKER,
Secretary of State.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

70 ScHoo.. C1.EnKs.--1'he law provides
that when tax is voted for school purposes
it shall be levied upon the real and personal
property within the district. The Countj
Auditor has no means o! knowing what per
sonal property is within any desisuatec dis
trict, therefor, to insure the levylng Of any
tax voted, the clerks must return to che
County Auditor the MINES Of I'LL persons
within said district liable to pay personal
tax, so that he may find from the tax list re-
turned by the Assessors, the amount o.
personal property within said district, up.n
which said tax is to be levied.