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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08
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The STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF t3oodhue,
District Court, Fir.s Judicial District.
the, matter Of the application Of Isaac
i Niehols. m ihsol yentdebtor 4 for IL discharge
from MS debts; pursuant to the provisions of
chapter ~ Of the COMPLIED statutes Of tho State
Or MinMesota. entitled, Relief Of insolvent
asbtors.' ~ r. :. .,tr ~ .,grs, ~ n "a
Te The creditors Of said Isaac Nichols, an in
solvent debto-
Please take notice, that upon reading and
Hing the petition, schedule, inventory and az
hdayit Of Isaac Nichols, a resident of said
county and State, praying to be discharged
momshis debts, pursuant to the provisions oi
chapter - Of tbs compiled Statutes q, the Stats
Of Minnesota, entitled Relief Of insoolvent
deotors" On order was made ON the 26:h day
q may, lad. 1863, by the Hon.:S.sJ. r Nc
FIRST ndiefa1 District Of said State requiring
tnc creditors Of said Isaac Nichols TO show
cause + any they have, before the said Judge,
at the Court House in the city of Red Wing, ia
said county, on the End day Of December. A. D.
1862 IT ten o'clock ofthat day, why an assign
1netitof the said Insolvcnt's estate should be
not made. md he be discharged from his debts
Statutes, and that notice thereof be given BY
publishing the contents of said order IN the
newspaper published in the city Of st. Paul.
Ramsey county, the seat Of governmc at of said
State. called the "St. Paul Press," and in the
.'Goodhue Volunteer,pa newspaper published
in Red Wing,in said Goodhue comfy, and in
the Albany Argus" newspaper published
asthe city rot Albany, the seat Of government,
Of the. State Of New 7 ork tor ten successive
weeks once in each week before rnch applica-
ton. Duted at Red Wing, Goodhue county
Minnesota, thi. 10th day Of May, A: e: 1852,
WIN. W. PHELPS,G {r,!
n47y6:l0ws} hncy III Atty for said Insolvent
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La Crosse t. Milwaukee Railroad

:. With With its connections forms the shortest
qalskes' a,'a only direct a rF9'ute to s,fas
Ms''oo"kee, Chicago -Detroit, ,Rits~
burg, 2'le7o, Neao York, Boston,
and all points East and South.
Ono Of tho splendid u nitcd Ststes mail stcnam-
ers Northern Belle, Keokuk and Noses. MLel,
lan, will leave St. Paul daily at8.A,x.. from
wharf boat, foot Of sibley street, Connecting
a * - crosse next morning (Sundays excepted)
at Minnesota Junction 1s:o =. II, in Milwaukse
at 2.S5 the same afternoon, and in ,Chica 70, 1t
same evening, in time TO connect with ali
Eastern and Southern trains.fh Ha7ssa a1l8s
This i the only route by which passengers
are sure Of making connections in Milwaukee
Paul. $500 's"'AAs w.
i baggage checked through. IA s.-s..t,,sy
ASH; ASK FOR TICKETS VIA, LA CROSSE.
Fer through tickets 70 81 points East md
south, applyto MESEROLE4 McLAREN.H
II. 7. KUAsEY, IL Crosse.
~ ~ p. nGooDHIcH. Manager, Milwaukee,.i -
4 IN KIxsALL, Con. Ticket Ag,t Ni.v sukes.
". ". WILSON, Gen. Passenger AR'tSt.Pau.
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N2-s2's't e EXCELSIOR * sy,j,TT
Burr Stone o. ! !, Mills,
(FOR FARMERS AND MILLERS.|
,psig#T3' hT ri AND - A. Z. sIl4,SG
= If v. sANTI.FRICTION @&~E
HORSE POW Frs,

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS 1t WESTERN
STATE Fans last year, and arc Justly considered
superior tonll others. The Mill may DO driven
by horse, mater or steon. pomer, does its work
MS we'll ss the flint stone n ills in milling estab-
]ishments ,.nd. requires but oxE-HALF the row En-
to dive the largest sizes. They are very com
pact, perfectly simple, and for farm use Will
last THIRTY YEARS, and COST NOTHING fol
repairs. " '','. * i'..' "."i4
PaIoEs-s1oo, $40, and $40. a. ~ :"
" Flour Bolt for smallest Mill, $50 extra. +. -
THE HORSE POWER ,z...at
Tvs proved itself to be the best ever vented
The friction is reduced by IRON BALLS, so
arranged in,all<the BEARINGS that the, whole
weight ftha eastiDss runsnpon them /. THREE
PO0Nn&s DKAUG GILT, at TIE and az aten fee,
levs,swiu hep the power III motor. rTAn1 per
mieina theSENTrks sTIkNsrH ofah1 hosses "a
be AAeA IN yho machine 70 be AfiyeH sONx
Hoitsx vii 10 MS much work on I'M .poxssr, AZ
TWO ontfie endless Chain Power. TITS POR-
.TABLN and may be uscd IN THE FIELD a. well
"A the house. More than TWENTY-FIVE
PER GENT Of horse flesh is saved over any
.othar power in use. 1t il simple in construc-
don, and not liable to get out Of order, ~. 80
.sasfsP Price Of power for to horses, 4l26, H.
sf Price Of power for to horses, SITS az
'rnH sl95 POWER VILE DRIVE ANY; rHREsHrxe
MACHINE. EVERY MAcHNE Is auAxANrExp re
stvE sArIsrAcrIoN, or THE xoSxY WILL II RI
TUNDID. ~ " ~ "2F'. y ~ N@@~ 5aa
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6 REFERENCES.

fFTzE
Il. WHITNEY,. '............ Green Bay, Wis.
J. j. SNiTH,. .....'' -. 80. xRipOn. Is I
sExxRY Il CO., -, Chicago. III.
q. r. ,PLAsTER Co. $500. Grand RApids, Mich.
HENRY DARLING, Weaversville.E Mich
M II. HocasrkLLIR, $3.50. Shanesville, Ohio.
II. MoscRLER, ........ ...,. Mount Eaton, -
as;.ss=' F@@ s%fssf E,sfssasE Phila1elphia, Penn.
~ 4kxrs.-With two horsos on your Anti -1fie-
tfon Power, wcdrivo your No. I Mil, GRIND
ing Is nUsuKts or CORN Fen nc On, and crs large
quantity Of hay At thesxme time. Ihave never
seon power that runs with 40 little friction.
and consequently with SO little strain upon the
horses. W. P.FCagOPER,
q 80. saps. isth.klsths 81. PAS. Il. 4. Co.
CIosrxs, n. J., Jan. q, 1854.
~ NkaanA BnHsas. BnoTMxRs, 0RNss.--l Am
very much plsaaed withhths Power. Is runs
: easier than any other Power im&his vicinity
end with the came horses will do nearly OF
qaitsrw ~ much work. lrun my sTAseaher
att SEQ revolutions par minute and 8 81 inoh
GsosA-eue Sew, % 1,SO0feveletions.
Yours truly. PETER ]. WRITE. :.
FOa Nil ORDERS Received before Oct.
1st. 1904 tho FfetKhs viii ~ PsepoiA q
ChicGossss any osheg Eoin9 on Lake
Ds11 lissosns $ a.s1,rl Aesn,.
wantsd. lAta, Cnsnty NJ Shop RiebsA ior sale.
Fer MskeefsiAlbs1aat Aead isAsn pJass IL
lustratsd Ctfcalals % s.ssss
*aS1Se.1lI IS . M q 0rSsnSsek. NevY1ek.
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HICKMAN a0usE

HICKMAN HOUSE.
Wshasslmt fAashiti ~ opasSd tse Hick
man House, formerly the Hack House, aud can
nov =, accommodates the tfas yelling r:bhc.
We have J:st built z-.sssss ].
A CONAODzOUS9E STABLE.
OF the acce0modE1iOM Of teams. ~ -Sn
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Sheet 1lstpic, s4siic' Boo s, j Msrc han.
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seiasa.Z lastr.sne'sts, at thu 1sotoestA q19d
4 ] o s..
IRON TRAM ERIANOsss saH IN
arc justly proucunced by the iPrsssssnd Music
Masters torbsauperi InNtyuniensss They are
built Of the best and most thorongL seasoned
materia ls, snl Viii 81 ANn ANf ii Isxrx. u lie
tone tssNefy deep round fda i and mellow; the
touch elastic. Each III anoswaTrantadfor three
$50 leo ana rs doisrs: y sec5nd. hand Nc Ne:
lodeons from 80 to- 80 dollarY.s u sss
HORACE. 1 WATERS's MELpDE0NS, ]
Rosewoo4 aCsses, tuned tie Equal sTenSrera-
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- 9.-41f ''iat 4sssl .tsS4f5s q Gto f. So
|" ~ "Pi Pie Style, !. 6 F e 100
!" s:@ tvdstops, and Two s.ts d reed, lsa
and two banks If keys, -: .@,. -. ,+' 2oo
'' S.-5 octave Organ Melode0hs, two
banks Of keys, Peaaibsss, four and
Elk taps, $50, 275 and 500 dollars.
These odeonss remainiin tune long time
Each Aelodeon warranted for three years. !, i.
THE ALEXANDER ORGAN i ~
Is reed ainstrnment, corresponding in powe,
and compass to the ordinary le feet pipe Organ
All who have shy knowledge Of the Plano can
perform upon this instrument without difficulty
the .key-board being the Same .as that OF the
flanQ,9aaa,r aafti*.SI. tsos l<Is 1Ex5+ Nap5~Ja
N rosewood 9. cases. e stops - ZIG:
l. 's- " - ~ -. .s.. - 18s
81" =" 4"H 10 H".. :. :. -. !. o.:
IS stops, with percussion.' -. ........:,+ 81
10 stops, with percussion, and depression
Il q la main, nL..... ~!
The same, inrich rosewood cases. =; !. q;
liberal discount to Clergymen, Churches
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, scminaries~ ani
Teachers. The Trade auppliedS On the mos
| HORACE WATERS, Agent,
333 Broadway New York.
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III miles from Red wing, on tho Nantor-I
Vile rosd. $3.50 80 q
demonstrations for man and beAst furnish
q as fessonaois rates. Good 6tahline snd
plenty 81 watsr. fz.4as 81 49, = So
Y h. BAILEY, Psopvsesos. /
Ad0o 80 ga 3nY1-nlO.ly
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s.4RJ4T4 or AINNFspTA;b, 3I<
County Of goodhue. S., {
rs .y1senh Syee,,e - ,

.NpUEsre 1creby notified thata writ VfsRt-
ltachmes. - has been Issued a inst yvu NM
Your property attached 10 satisfy the demand
Oh aMi Bennett, amounting to thesum Of thir-
~ dollars and sixty ,four cents. Now. unless
you shall appear before FxAsK Ivxs, a Justice
8 snd I5 ssi sa so1an a 81;
1852, ut ten O'Clock in tho forenoon, judgment
will be render ed against you and your property
sold to pay the debt. Dated this sOtb day ,oa
September, 1862. ~, join ,BENNETT,,a
v7nl0w4 ga - zart -9g4 Plaintiff:
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SUMMONS.

SrATI OF MINNESOTA, First Judicial District
District Court. County of Goodhue.
Lovander Fuller Blackmer,,l ae
=, Plaintiff, Z
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J. TO the defendant IN The. above entitled ae-
ton: In the name Of the State of Minnesota.
You are hereby summoned and requi, ed to an
swer the complaint If the pIaintitfin the above
entitled action, which said com plaint has been
filed in the Office of the Clerk oftsaid Court,
and is now on file in said Office, and to serve 4
copy Of your answer to said complaint upon
the subscriber, at his office in the city Of Red
Wing in said county, within thirty days after
the service ofathis summons upon You, exelu-
siyes Of the day of such service ;.and If You
fail to answer said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply. to the Court tor, the relier demanded in
said complaint. JAMES H. PARKER
Atty for Pl'F.
Dated Rcd Wing, Minneseta, July 9th, 1862.
Y. Z. al5lAIy6-7wA satA -. - -.
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As an Advertisirg medium, the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE ExcELLED. 1t has large and rapid
~ increasing circulation. Its circulation is. ia
great extent, confined 70 the - e 81 = a
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or RED WING.

and also Of all the principal Markets in the coun-
try. And this item alone is worth more to
every farmer in the County than
= TWICE THE PRICE OF A PAPER.
r.. - .:.<-ssse +,~5--,c .,,
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Tz5 VOLUNTEER.

So, :: as+s,3. ~
In each Issue will be given faithful report O
the condition Of the
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRsDE, AT REL
WING. Those wishing to advertise their bust
ness, will do we'll to patronize =. ~. d; '..'' 8
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THE H VOLUNTEER / N !:

We are prepared to do any and all kinds o
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ER
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEWS.

Proceedings Of tho City Council, County Com
missioners, and Of the State Legislature will be
found in 1!'.5.' ~ ,-ss~r-F @''7 ~; =, .-'f|T
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READY-PAY!!

And for those articles we take, the high
est market price will be paid.
We are also General Agents for
DIR. D. JAYNE'S Family Medicines,
DR.. AYERS Medicines,
BRANDRETHlS Pills,
KENNEDY'S Medical Discovery,
And all the standard Medicines Of the day
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A DEFINITION!

The following definition of the mean
ing of the noble truth, that "all men are
created equal, we find in the Lockhaven
Democrat, one Of the most degraded
Breckinridge-treason sympathisers and
Vallandigham- policy supporters in the
State. There is no need of showing the
weakness of such men bv analysis, an
idea taken from any Of their eloquent and
patriotic articles is sufficient to define
their position aud award them the con-
tempt due all dough-faces. Listen
at is simply denial that the attri-
hutes of sovrelgnty, the great virtues of
wisdom, goodness and power, which ena-
bic and authorize one of the hdman species
to exercise government and control over
his fellows, are hereditary, aud thus de-
scend from father TO son with crowns aud
sceptres, the outward symbols Of majesty
and power"
Thus do these latter-day statesmen, with
one fell sweep of their wise pens, dispose
of the "lfe, liberty and happiness" pro-
vision of the foundation of our country.
According to this method Of reasoning
the declaration that call men are created
equal was not the enuuclation Of prin-
ciple based upon truth, justice and equal
ity but merely of a policy to be followed
in dealing with King George of England.
What do the people think of this dispo-
sition of their favorite cornerstone
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sachusetts. Col. Stocton Of the 10th
Michigan has, been wounded and taken
prisoner by the Rebels. Col. Lee OF the
10th Massachusetts was wounded in
Tuesdays fight He was taken prisoner
at Bethel, and subsequently exchanged
Major Henry A. Barnum of the 18th
New York was fatally wounded in the
fight of Tuesday, and Capt. Root of Com
pany K, same regiment, was wounded IN
the leg. Capt. Bream Of the 4th New
jersey Battery was killed. DR.. Henry
James of the Sd Vermont is reported
killed by she'll.
WASHINGTON, July 4, 1862.
I understand that Gen Marcy, Chief
of McClellan's staff estimates the entire
loss of McCiollan's army at so, 1000
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The Peoples State Convention

The people of Pennsylvania, who desire COR
daily to unite in sustaining the National Ad-
ministratlon in its patriotic efforts to suppress
sectional and unholy Rebellion against the
unity of the Republic, and who desire to sup
port, by every power of the Government, one
hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
Drawing disease and the perls of the field to
preserve the Union of our Fathers ,are request
ed to select the number of Delegates equal to
the Legislative Representation of the State, at
such times and in such manner as will best
respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
State Convention at Harrisburg, on Thursday
the 18th day ofJuly next, at eleven O'Clock, to
nominate candidates for the offices of Auditor
General and Surveyor General, and to take
such measures as may be deemed necessary
TO strengthen the Government in this season
of common peril to a common country.
A. X. MCCLURE,
Chairman Peoples State Committee.
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THE w AR

Is not yet ended. The call for Three
Hundred Thousand more men clearly in
dcates this. Treason at the South and
Breckinridgeism at the North are still
strong. The probable strife Of a few
months is lengthening into the possible
conflict of years. South Cardinals ten
thousand rebel call has been answered by
an army of traitors equal to any modern
Europeon army. The harvest which
seemed ready for the reapers is yet green.
Cancellation aud compromise. sugar
plum and Jrotherly policy, have had their
day and we still writhe in the serpent's
embrace. The peace cry Of one year age
has been changed to the tax cry of to-day.
With this new .call for men will there be
a change of policy? Must we, during
another twelVe-month, supply men and
treasure for tearing down rebellion while
the weakness of our political measures
is strengthening it? viii the bug bear
question of Slavery continue to divide US
at the North and weaken US in the South?
While thousands of our brave, loyal youth
are shedding their blood upon treason S
battle ground, are we still to hold the cup
of cold water to the traitors lips. The
past two weeks have been weeks Of agony
10 the loyal heart. Darkness and uncer.
tainty have marked the hours. Will the
light soon appear, and will the cloud have
a ilver-lining =! All in the country who
are at heart desirous of the speedy over
throw of the monster, now pray for lit
lie more Of the Cromwellian spirit to in
fuse itself into the actious of President,
Congress and Commanders with the
main body of the army the desire is for a
more determined and IRON hearted policy;
q meteing out of the full measure of JUS
tice to all traitors, north as well as south.
The cry of taxes with certain class, who
claim to be loyal, must be crushed. Money
is nothing compared with the life of the
Nation; and he who grumbles at the ex-
pense and the loss to him of a few dollars
and who will not willingly give of bis
abundance is no more loyal than JEFF:
Davis aud his cohorts. Treason must be
put down though our children's s-children
should have to pay part Of the cost.
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arm. Col. Pratt of the 31st New York
Regiment was wounded in the face. The
army is now encamped on high rolling
ground, on the banks of the James River,
10 miles from Richmond. The transports
are already unloading supplies at the
wharves. The Commanding General feels
confident of successfully meeting any at
tack the enemy may make upon him in
his present position. The re-enforee-
ments the Rebels received from Baaure.
gard and jackson gave them a force
double that of the Army Of the Potomac,
and many Of the prisoners taken during
the battle belonged to Beauregard' army.