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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-29
RAILROAD STOCKS,
Occupation of Newbern.

The New York Commercial Advertisers cor
respondent gives a graphic description of the
battle near Newborn and of the town. 1t says :.
Gen. Foster crossed to the city and found it
deserted by the greater portion of the white in
habitants and the negroes holding carnival in
the houses where they once had served.
The city was entirely enveloped in the smoke
of burning bridges and buildings. Negroes, male
and female, trooped through the streets, talking
loudly, entering deserted houses and coming out
with every description of plumber. White faces
appeared furtively at the half-closed doors and
windows and eublimely disappeared. The gloom
of ruin and despair hung on everything, and it
was left for us to bring orGer out of this chaos.
few of the inhabitants had hauled out their
| FIRE engine and endeavored to arrest the progress
| of the flames. Their efforts were Intellectual as
each block that was fled was totally consumed.
Fortunately the air was still and the flames were
confined to the blocks In which they originated.
Otherwise the city would have been utterly des.
troyed.
On the arrival of the soldiers, the negroes be.
came less clamorous. Our men were fatigued
with the terrible labofs of the past two days,
and flushed with the victory they bad achieved,
| rushed into tho houses that were found vacant,
which fact was accepted as evidence of the disloy
atty OF the owner. The search for food was first
vigorously prosecuted, and the securing Of tro.
| plies came next in order.
| Many acts of wanton destruction Of property
we're committed before order could be establish
eJ Before nine o'clock, that night, perfect or.
der prevailed throughout the city. Citizens ap,
piled for protection to their property in many
instances, and when real danger existed it was
afforded The negroes were the most difficult to
control. Relieved frem the strict rule which
prohibits negro from being abroad at night,
they prowled about the streets until late hour,
but we're quiet about ten o'clock.
Officers foraging for the comforts of life we're
strolling about for some time, and finally secur.
ed quarters in the deserted houses. The furni.
ture bad been removed from many houses, but
some we're found in readiness to be vacated the
furniture being packed and left Oh the floor
Some very comfortable quarters were secured in
a house with a toaeraby good stock of wines and
| liquors. and we'll supplied lsrder.
On Sunday morning our entire feet was an
chored near the city, and some Of our gunboats
advanced up the Neuse some distance, to pre-
vent surprise by the rebels from Goldsboro.-
The railroad can be commanded by our gunboat.
q considerable distance above Newborn.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-29
NEALLEY BROTHERS & BOOKS
RsERIES,

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
The propretors beg leave to call the attention Of Nur-
serymen Dealers and Planters their large and excel
lent stock which will be sold at prices to suit the tes
STANDARD AND DWARF FRUIT TREES embracing
all the popular varieties fAppes Pears Cherries Peach
es Plums, Apricots, Nectarines, Ounces, &c.
SMALL rSUITS embracing all the most popular varie.
ties Of Gi Gooseberies Cuants Ba.p
berries, Strawberries, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS, ETC, embracing Ches-
nuts Mulberrles, Barberries Persimmons Rhubarb As
paragus, &c.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-29
SOUTHERN NEWS

CHICAGO, March 27-The Nashville, Tennessee,
Patriot of the 2lst, received last evening, has
late Southern news.
OF Mr.. Yancev the Patriot says: Mr.. Yancey
has arrived in New Orleans, on his return from
Europe In response to the wishes of the peo-
pie Of the city, he made them speech. We
learn from gentleman who saw reprint Of it
in the New Orleans Picayune, that he gave an
unfavorable account of his mission abroad, and
candidy admitted that the Confederate States
had nothing to hope for from European Powers.
He advised the punishment of Great Britain by
means OF putting period to the cultivation Of
cotton.
The New Orleans Crescent of the 10th inst
states that couple Of powder mills on the op-
posite side of the river were blown up on the
9th, killing FIVE workmen ard injuring seriously
a soldier near by. The loss in property was prin.
cipay machinery. About 10000 pounds Of
powder. being all the stock Of that article on
hand.
letter from Huntsville to the New Orleans
Picayune Of the 18th, after giving an account Of
operations Subsequent to the fall of Donelson
says: "The Provisional Government of Ken
lucky are now with Gen. Crittenden's Brigade
the capital of Kentucky now being located in Z
Sibley tent near the headquarters of that Gen
eral
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n Slight Cold, Cough,

NM II Slight Cold, Cough,
SsAGA .5Hoaxalneas, or SoSe
GNIS[1iIIIy /ShSodf, ,Dhjoh might be
Nl,l(GH checked with q simple rem
VN edy, if neglected, often ter
inmates seriously. Fs,v are aware Of
the tnsportance Of stopping a $oAqh or
Slight fold in It's first stage; that
,phsch in the heginning ,Uould Yield to
a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
ottacks the lungs.
8<oll,n's bronchial IStoches
i0ere first introduced eleve, years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for bSou4hs,
/eoLds, bronchitis, -54stfn1a,
Rafax<h, the Hacking Cough IN eosa-
sux,/ltian, and numerous affections Of
the ,Sasoat, sivins Immediate relisf.
Public Speakers and Sisssers,
,piu find them efsctual for clearing ard
strengthening the voice.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers IN
Medicine OF 95 Giants per bor
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Gen. Shields ImproviD

Gen. Shields Improving.
NEW York, March 27.-The following from
Gen. Shields has been receiued in this city by
Judge Doty
WINCHESTER, March 81.
Ny wounds are doing we'll. will be able to
ride in buggy in few days at the head of my
| command. JAMES SHIELDS.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-29
From leland No, 10.

R60fgah1zatI0n Of Inc DemOcFat1c Party.
WASHINGTON, March pa paper has been
circulated and signed by nearly all the Demo-
cratic members of Congress and by Senator Car
Isle, having in view the rallying Of the Demo-
cratic party, and Convention in this city at
an early day to give tone to its future move
ments.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14
CHI RCH sDIR ECTORY.

MErHopIsr ErlscorAL Causcn. Corner Of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
.bath.tl .sand s1[r< na, Sabbath school
ut u {. II: Glass meeting Sabbnth 1t s]f /.
n. and t2x Class meeting Wednesday even
ing ~ O'clock I Prayer meeting Thursday
evening ~ o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor.
STRANaERs FURNISHED WITH sEArs.aH :: H.
NJ. r. GnuRoH-t German Church Blunk.
front on West avenue. SERVICES Sabbath loA
Glass meetings sahbathat l23n., and ? r. NJ
Prayermeeting, Wednesdaayy,,73Sr:H. Preaoh-
ing Friday at * :. y. Rev. Ch.rles Holl--
mann, PASTOR, ,.,,
CHR1sr CauRcH( Episcopsly y Head OF Broad
way between East and West Avenues. Servfa
ces Sabbath l0111 AN. and ~ pm. Sabbath
school immediately after morning sersicc.--
Morning prayers DAILY Sunday excepted J al
sAsx. Rsx.E. R. Wells, Rector. tALL.S1A
FREE. - ,;.,r.s =. f}<,...E. -:
b Flasr PRESBYTERIAN CnuRc1l-C Church Block
between East nm West Avenues, sad fronti,ie
on Seventh street. Services SabbA tn a. 10371s 4
N. and 81 Pm, Sabbath School Immediately
after morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs:
day evening att o'clock. Strangers will xlway'
be p. ovidei with seats. Rev. P. H. Snow, Pas.
tor. > 49, '''''' "f&<. 5S'tI - , ~'i'''''f2 =
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NINE. DEMOREST'S

NINE. DEMOREST'S
MIRROR Of FASHIONS
WITH GsEAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS,
the summer lumber contains
F. ur Large una Splendid Fn>hion-P!ntes
Three Fill Sized Patterns If Dresses.
Comprising the
New French Waist. :,m Elegant Sleeve,
AN0 4 MISSES SACK,
And II Sheet Of New and Beautiful
BRAID AND EMBROIDERING PATTERNS
Together with nearly 100 Eng ravine Of all
the novelties for SUMNER BoNNE1s, CAoAKs,
TRIMMINGS. Cn1LpREN's DRESSES, Ere, and
valuable information to Mi!iincrs, Dress Ma
kers, Mothers, and Ladies generally, present
ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
the wcrld, published 473 Broadway, and sold
everyw here at 25 cts. sent by mail post
free, receipt OF the amount, in s'amps o,
silver, Yearly 81, with the ful.owinR;valuublc
premium.
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to n
receipt for the selection OF 50 cts. worth o.
plain patterns, from the lcSi gns in the book
or from the show room, or they may be order
ed and sent by mail any TINE during the year
by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements to Canvasscr,.
Summer Number now ready.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

.N1Ew MUSIC FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
~ and Cho,vs. 90 Shall we Know Each Other
Thcre!" BY the Rev, X. Lowry, author Of
Sabbath Bells, Chime on" The words are
m ost beautiful, and plainly Indicate the recog !
n.tion Of friends in Heaven. and the music IS
we'll adapted to the words. It is selling very
rapidly, and will soon be as popular rs :: No
Sorrow There" Price cents single. 25 cents
per dozen, dollars per hun dred. Postage one
cent each. Sheet form. with piano accompani-
mcnt rs cents mai led free.
Just published by HORACE WATERS,
No. 481 Broadway. n. Y.
'IIorace Waters, mnsic publisher. Of New
York, so widely known by his Sabbath School
Bell has just published new hymn and tune
which is likely to become extensively popular
It is entitled Shall we Know Each O,her
Their. q Superintcndeats who are getting
ready for their Spring anniversurie. would do
we'll TO sen.: for it At once.-( Sunday School
Times: Philadelphia.) n4':6w
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noticed ALSO, that in some sections of the
county cattle look thin ,as though they At
any time, could have disposed Of little
more hay; and this too, il, : country whore
y thousands Of tons g haylzere annually eqn-
.sumed BY fire. Farmers, raise stock, but
in the name Of humanity don't raise more
than you can feed. ~, ~ ~ - Z, 4 6, 49,.
+ "''''< "'3t> ~~>~-~~~ll~>~~,t 974 ,>+'.'' n
Or FOR THE GOLD Dle1Nes.- Several Of on,
old and much valued citizens have gone to tn.
Salmon River Gold digings. There will nc
doubt boa large emigration to that5 compara.
lively UNEMPLOYED country this year. From
our own county We have Just sent eight, while
from other sections Of the state the contribu.
lions will DO equally large. They intend te
concentrate at Omaha City in Nebraska. Ter
ritory, and from there all tho emigrants will
60 id one train. Letters written within two o,
three weeks, directed to that place, will reacl
them. We have made arrangements to receive
letters from ::the boys' constantly while they
are away. = go .' ..'' Ill.,. -~5
:
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RED WING MARKET.

BeaHs-75c@Sl,o 90 " bush.
Butter-s @loe ~ ID :.taIl'E II 1&X
Candles-Tallow l5c srlb. .....--.. 81
- Star ,l7c W ID. r. :o.<-
&c Stearcne, 20c " lb.
: {" Sperm. 45@5oc v ID. ,'.t
-i00l213c " lb 1' r
Ceaec-Rio 25c-Java 2sc ~ H. -. a.:
Eggs-5c pdozen. '.'' ~. ..'.,- '''...'
Fluid 5000 " gallon.
Fruit-Dried Apples l0c " fb.
Fish-Cod, SC " tb-Mackcrcl Toe y HI -
heriugs So " fb. ','' @:' 80 al
Feathers -4005oc - tb-I,ive geese 7sc y lb
Furs- Mink sl@sl,25; Otter: saas4; Musk
Rat 5O7c.
Flour y sack $500 Dbl $500. -. *
Corn Meal, retail.-sl :0h ~ 100 lbs. .
Grain-W heat No. 55@5s. No. ? 52055.
Corn, 5000 " bu<he'. 49,.
Barley. 3of035c.
Oats, Sa1O40c v
Glass-sxlo sass, sxI9 ss7s, loxl. eats
llides-Dry &c, Green SIC " ib. ...,. 49,
Lime-750l. 90 " Dbl
Misunderstanding Sl4f0S1s. " thousand
Fencing, Sll. 1p thousand Common boards
s1l@la; Clear do $40 .@s25 - thousand.
Siding So, otR0s's 90 " thousand.
shingle--N": $3.50, No. 1873 per Mr.
Lathes--$l so per Nj.
Pickets-$S @Sl'. per thousand.
Leal--Bar lOc " ID.
Shot-S2:l0 sack, loo " fb.
Syrup-N. y. SOC; w. l. soc; Golden, soc y
gallon.
Nails-sd L. 4d $40 v fb; lod aud upwards
~ kcy 1915.
Oil-Linsccd ST 90 Whale 81 :25, Lard 81 ,9s
Kerosene Is c. ~ gallon.
Paints-Whitv Lead $i,75@2 ,25 v key Yer
million, 40c " lib.
Observation-Disclosures 20@25c Y buahcl
pork-$]5 ~ Dbl: loo " ID.
| Laru--6c " fb
| Ricc-1oc ~ IT,
l00I2Hc " III. Il
Sugar-Crushed, l6c, Pulv. Ice, Crane
l5c, Brown ll@l2c ~ b.
Starch-s0:21c ~ fb.
Salt-S25n per bbl, bag, fnc, 2oc.
j Tea 75G0l25c " fb.
Sash--Sxl0 $40 " light.
Wood-.S3@S3.5o
WhiSkey-zof03oc per gallon.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
WHEREAS default has been made in the
W. condition of certain mortgage deed
bearing date, and duly executed and delivered
'on the twenty third (23) day Of October A. D.
1850, by John Chance and kebecca J. Chance
his wife, to George L. Campbell, which mot
gage was filed Tor record in the office Of the
sofa, on the II b day OF December A. D. 1850
ut o'cloe T. NJ, and was duly rsco rded in
Book OF Mortgage Deeds, page 24s, aud 5con.
veys iron, the said John and kehecca J. Chance
to said Campbel II in fee, the following described
premises situate IN raid Goodhus County, to
wit: the South west quarter Of the Selsh- least
quarter OF Section twenty -nine (29) in Town
ship No. one hundred and nine (1os) North of
Range fifteen (I5) West. -s.. z...'':f 4.
Sud mortgage was made to secure the pay
naent OF the promissory notc Of said John
Chan>e, and Rebeca J.. Chance, fer the .nm Of
one hundred and eighty dollars, dated October
xsd, 1870, and payable one year after date to
the order Of said Campbell. with interest mt
three md one half per cent per annnm. Said
mortgage aud the debt secured thereby zero on
the thirteenth cay Of February, A. D.. 1851
ny said Campbell sold. assigned aud transfer
tsa 20 John A. Tarbox. and the assignment
thereof duly recorded in the Office Of said
q ociock ~, in Book 3 OF Miscel laneoas
Records page aus. No suie or proceedings ut
IAw OF otherwise having been instituted to re-
cover The amonnt of said mortgage debt or any
pare thereof. and there being due on said note
an au N ostssee At the date OF this notice May
n>1'sas the sum Of two hundred and I've
dollars and ninety cents Ssos sol, sss zz8@a
Now. therefore notice Is hereby sivcn TIA.
BY virtue OF the power OF sale in said mort
gage contained ami recorded Herewith. .n,l
parsuant 70 tia a<a.uts in inch case made and
provided, said mortGago win be sorsclesed by =
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GUARDIAN SALE

NOTICE 10 hereby gissn thst on Saturday
1.-THE % Jay Of May, 1862, al. ten e'.Ies
NJ. Of said day, AZ the Office Of the Register
Of Deedsfo the county Of q IODINE. Minneso.a
Zig the city Of Rod Wing, in said county, BY sir
the OF q liccncs granted 70 me on the lit sda
March. 1885, As tie Guardian of Ferris Moess q
and Alexander Mogeau. minors, ] will sell q:
public auction TO the Ilighest bidder for each
the following described real estate, the proper.
|ty ofmy said wards. and situate In said eonn. =,
|oi 0oodhuc, 70 witt Ths nsrfis half of t:.4
north cset quarter Of sccsios thirty 800 tose,,
ship one hundred and ten 40 norsh IL Rang
|sixtsen go vsst. the propeIty Of the srid Esr-
also the wort lislf Il the south eastss1nsstes
Of ssefaee ~ zen y insso~ nship one hnDisssl
and tueIss 11) north oil Range -four .sessI u
vest; spd tho. south west, quarter ofthsrohsi,
east quarter q seet,on eighsscn lls1 ia toyn
ship one handrssl and fifteen fi5 1ssf III OIL
Range twenty hinss (zsy west, sic pryfat.y o.
tire ssiL A:exandsr isozesr.
Dated Ned Wing, Aian., March esth, A. D.
1852. s. :
JOSEPH AoeEAU, etss,dsss.
Div s0tTt:4w ::
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GOLD PENS RE.POINTED.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

+ Enelese the Pen in letter with the cash Or
postage stamps Tho return mail will bring
the pen good a. new. ~ 49, se@k*:1s
Sends tand the return mail will bring good
gold pen, two carats fine, in silver extentiofl
holder. Send seventy five cents, and the re- :
turn mail will bring y good gold pen, lsdie.'
size. in silver case with ivory handle, in box.
Address. +. T.. WALRAfH.
No. 9, Malcolm Block, Syracuse, NY
70 Editors giving this advertisement four
insertions, and sending marked copy, sl1sl r.
|csive IN excell mt pen in payment: . zast44az,,
be ...---E u .s5s,1L -nntftE. la T.. u. W..
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Span of Horses Taken up.

The subscriber took UP span Of grey horse.
tina: were running at large on the prairie nea,
my premises in: the town Of Burnside, county
Of Goodhue. on the til inst. The owner car
have the same by calling at my farm, proving
property. and paying charges. ~.
Dated Nay l4th 1862.
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The advantages Of this route. fl ON all points
ON tbs Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East, are superior to those offered BY any com
psting Line. : =: So. r
No change OF Cara n made between Prairie
Idu Chen snd Chicago. l. = : ~
The Splendid. Fifss Class Steamer Of the
Prairie du Chien and St. Paul Packet Line,
superior to all others on the Upper Mississippi
/ for speed, comfort and conyenience. make d.
rec. connection with Express Trains at Prairie
do Chen. -. .-s.ss-.~.-' 49, - =
By this route. passengers are enabled 70 each
kChieags - quick Is by any other getting \
null nights rest and breakfast, on board the
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
! e Cars by day!igLt,aa d avoiding all On nibus
/ The distance from St. Paul 70 Chicago Nv
this route is $50 miles The distance Via the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad il 46a miles,
Over ors mile Of Omnibus Trave, 4 fncnr,rd
By taking the route via La Crosse and Nilvau-
kee. ssl ss: - -
These facts ent,ils this Linz to NJ least m
equal share Of the North western business.
e. n. HCBBELL. E. p. BACON. !
Sssern Travelling GeneraITfeEst
ii. c. HOFFMAN i CO. :
Agents, He'd Wing.
A454 s% n40-t
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SIN G K Il e CO.'S
Letter a.,
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

y
With ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
rs the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL
l. Of nll Sewing Machines. This Mach will
sew anything. from TIL: running Of IL tuck in
Tarlctun to the making of m Ovcrcoat any
thing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down to the
softcst Cause or Gossamer Tissue, AMI is eve,
ready to do its work to perfection. 1t can fell
hem, bind, guther, tuck, quilt and has capacity
for aegreat variety of ornamental work. This
is not the only machine that can fell. hem, bind
and so forth, but it will do $50 oct err than ANY
other machine. The Letter "a" Family Sew
ing Machine may be had in great variety o
cabs net eases. The Folding Case, which is now
becoming 40 popular, is, us its name implies
. Re that can be folded into box or case. which
when opened makes q beautiful, substantial
aid spacious table for the work to res. upon
Tho cases arc Of every i'm: ginable design
plain as the wood grow in its native forest, o,
as elaboratcly finished! IA art can make them
SEND for u copy OF :" SINGER s. Co.'s GAz1rrx.'
| 49,. l. n SINGER & CO., i
-" 458 Broadway, N Y.
Milwaukee Oftice,.17 NewhaIl House.
Chicago Office, SO Clark Street.
HENRY NORRIS,
n4lv6 Agent in St. Paul.
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EUROPE HOTEL
Tbs sshssSibsv hss lsassd a05DevIy fuYp.
ishsd ii III bsst styjs, Tho = & &
EUROPE HOTEL.
hhg pablie With III III eonveniaaeee 81 nod:
en- HogeeA. 80
DoAxDIEG y u dsy y - - vssk q
Ssasoaabls nArns.
6osd sesbifng ~ sss.s vfnb 81 4k1xlshsd
md svssy eass anh atesnsjoD VIII = slseo 4
beeh MsN ~ bsaes. -
Dawn rUcxyfr.
1S1S D4e.tf
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WaoNo.-Whils the evidences Of industry
- b. met with on almost every hand, arc
highly gratifying, Ne must say that ve
have observed some things that were no,
sl'ossshsr - pleasing. For instance: ws
nave sesn wagons. plows, AMI many other
! es''eses q farming furniture, standing our in
sne sun and storms, whore thsv had been
alI winter. Whit. ws wsrv "a. into the
esaatrJ sos day last week. we cav ono Of
Asatsas jsstly celebrated tanning mills
essaaing ese IL tbs cold, without ,nv .h.,.
ses from tho weather. just wn.r. !, I'D
ban ssaddi.g tbe the LAST four month. =
II gear;ag + hadly rested, and prob.h,v n.
ssxt tine the svnse wants to uss i. i, will
8. rsfoss 70 work. Probably The mill is no,
pa'd tss. = sseA no ~ prose 10 ct cred
: "Asa md vhsrs thsy an: ard ia Tia Il,
- = II. Aahess salls - Aspay, kuae viii
sasd sAaa ~ Mn doat wsst. ",
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= ? - -. - : Q
HICKMAN HOUSE.

We haveJust furnished and opened the Hick-
man House, formerly the Hack Honse, and can
now accommodate the travelling public. ~
Wo have J.st built ''''.- 49,
a COMMODIOUS STABLE.
for the accemm odation of teams. A. 6m
. 4 LARGE lot Of New Hams for sale CHEAP
n at @. BUNCH & CO.'S.
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-, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- rNU -1T+I[ 1OF D1SOLUTlON.. -
Il, No1.oE is hereby given that the ce-partnel
'rowwnS and Joshua CT Pierce, al KcT WiIt
Minnesotn, under the Arm na,ne Of Toxns s
Fierce has this day been .Aisolved by mutuAl
consent, he, susincss of the late firm t;wiH b.
settled w Jothpa;C. Pierce, who is authorised
to use the firm name for thas purpose. '5tA
March ..1aeth lsss.s Ls'f.f5:H - f1s@ssef'
E"0"' - ',fi'' "T"3 THOMAS F, zTOWNE.l
nr % t., !sf9 Ill JOSHUA G. PIERCE
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
Boys Tip Carts. Toy Gigs for Dolls.
ROLLING HOOPS, BIRD CAGES, &c.,
Direct from tho Manu- factory. which will b
sold cheap. Please call and see them.
Near the Corner Of Bush and MAIN SrRrrrs
n157 RED WING. MINI. n4lv6:ly
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I. Il. WRIGHT, M. d.,

I. f.. WRIGHT. NJ. d.,
Having permanently located in Red Wing
would inform the citizens and vicinity that he
il prepared to PnAor1cE mEp,c1xE. and DO all
kinds of SURGERY within the bounds of his pro-
fession. Office
CORNER BUSH AND MAIN STREETS,
next door to Bank.
Office hours from to 10 A. NJ. and 2 to !
r. N. Ai53 n4lv6:Sm
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~ ~ 4 AkaDB BHNAETT sPropr,atpy.z
led ~: AlNHExo1A
- CoDn4stol 4ithths Honssis AIsseeAnt
eonyeniest6table. St,eesIeaye 3Aijy, tEis
interior. Teams snAr carSjsges. Oh hard q
snysY rssssnesrs e arr Psrt OF he eeensr.
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SgrLER.-Our neishbor VIM. Brown has
been appointed sdtler in the Fifth Regiment.
William, your friends are awful dry. 49,.

f1icxnAs HousE.-Our readers from the
country, who, visit Red Wing occasionally
will do we'll to read tho card Of the Hick-
man House, which we publish this week.
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Post O6cc Notice

TaI TlxE OF CLoslNo THE MA1Ls.-The mail
up will be closed atlo]z O'Clock. A: NJ; the
tnaiG d6wn1will be closed at II o'clock NJ, till
further notice., a. NJ. SORIN, P. M
Per E. P. LowArxR. D. r. NJ =, ~ ss.
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New LIVERY SrABLE.-J. F. Wright Esq,
has Just taken the old Livery stable former.
L. occupied by VIM. S. Grow, and is prsdar'
ed With one Of tho best stocks in the State
to meet the wants Of those who may favor
him with their custom, lie has large
stockoof fne horses, and a sufficient number
Of good carriages to meet the wants Of the
public generally.