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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
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Tho Des, and Chrnpcn. in tho World for Ladies


This popular monthly Magaiu4c w:l be greatly
improved Tor 1853. 1t will cons"in 80
Que Thousand Pages Of Reading:
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plales!
Twelve Iolored Fashion Plates !!
Twelve Cologea Berl;nW ork Patterns!
Nine Handled Wood Cuts!
Twenty four PAGES OF Music !
All th;s ~ill be given for only TWO DOL
u.ARsN wear, or dollar less than Magazines
al ,she class Il" Peserson." Its r..
Ihral;ns TUES and Norelettes
Ar, tAs scst FsA,isaal anywhere. All the
.s.,.s ,4,urlar Writers are employesl to write
~; .i.sa,. y lor = Peterson" In lsRs, IN add
sion ia, ,iis gsual aaaa.iry Of shorter stories,
-four original Copyright Nevsie.ts wall be
eiYer. Ny Anus 5. tSterheas, l.. G. sMoulton,
fr,nk leo Raasdet, aud the Author Of ;. The
Mhr,lcr In tina Glen Ross" 1t also publishes
FASHIONS AHEAD OF Alb OTHERS
Ea.hnasnbcr, III addition to thsselored pla.e
.,,vr. Rnnuets, CloaSs aRa Drrrses. en1ravet
- w.ad. Also, 4 passern, from which y DreSs
s.,at,s la ,or Ghilfs prsss can hs eas a0t, With.
s,sss sha ai.i OF 4 mantau- maker. Asse, evsr.
aats. 81 ueusehoid and other kaceipss.
ii i. shs Beat Ladyss Nssszise /,
saa ss'asssss-hEs n s --@ "a. ~ssS, y.
gaYi. FOR cNE YEAR, z@>,s.. -.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL NO. =;
= 5. Il.

months Of si'u ss puoIieaton Ii t1,n 'Ieie
an entire new werk Of nearly 2n0 pages. Many
Of the tunes and Hymns were written express
= foe this volume. 1t will soon be as popular
as its predecessor Bell No. ~ which has run
up to the enormous number OF 37s..OJ0 copies
in So mouths, outstriPp;us any Sunday School
Book of its size issued in this country. Also,
both volumes are bound ia one to accom- n o.
date schools wishing them in that form. Prices
per hundred. Bound. 25 cents, IL dollars per
hundred. Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80 cents.
sz dollars per hundred. Bell No. i , paper COW
ers. l2 cents, 10 dollars per hundred. Bound
20 cent? ~ @ dollars Per hundred. Cloth bound
Bells Nos and bound together, ~ cents. 30
dollars per, hundred 25 copies furnished a.
the hundred price. Cloth bonnd embossed
gilt, 50 cents. 40 dollars per hundred. Mail
postage free at the retail price. "s2"
.'~5@Fs HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
:ssq ~&4'sa5z4, No. 4SI Rroadway u y
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H0n lnll M a L u OR FeE nal Z
UUU .UUUa Agents toaSoal
LL7f DIS NEW STEEL PLAT Z,

County Colorciz NIa4- Of tl,e
UNITED STATES. C..SADAs. ANC NEW
.@ssr :. 'Hs9 BRUNSWICK. ''' 80
:" recent surveys, cO,uplct:l Al'g. 10
:~<: 32J,ps!Q TO cngravc it and onc year
80" r.Itoasiy $40 map evcr maze by CO Ito,
,t a a"a sell" M the low w rr,s1 "t mt;
-'lh Hot only County Map. but it is alss
COUNTY AND RE- EIECAD MAP.
o'the Unitcl Statos uni C. nadas combined il
Shs giving
, EVERY RAILROAD TAyIoN.
an1 diatanccs between.
lay ana will take back al mu os that cann*t
go sold: aMlSrefnl tho money.
''"h':'or 81 worth and try t.
tt't'-,.,s.., Instructions hos TO .nvass will
~ tarnisl.I al! our aseut~.
~. ttdl-NlloIcsaiG aYsi ~ in evc ry State,
%':.sifrnia, Ess4ada, En @i1fl, Franco W. 1nna:
e fortune may be lnndc Yrit tcw l. ,uii 'ie"
toiiars capital. Ne e,m.otltiot1,,
';s Ns IL. u. 3LleYp, Ne. l64, Broadway, N.Y. :.
The War Dspart tment Uses Map OF w. w.
5aTia, Mars1ald. and Pennsy lv"nin-- 'os' ois
i saa rpsb,sy., Maryiand Heights Williamsp 's
Erfry, Risurerssistl, Nesla,ld's Ford, and al i
'tnars on tllo fetomAs, and every other place
: 2 3ia.ylapal. N&rsinin, ani Pennsylvania, or
4noney rsflStlhlede' y Is
,aa. . %[ab las ba&lLorD's
P,11C yAL'' MAr''oF KENTUCKY:
~ ~ ONO, INEtANA, AND ILLINOIS,
in tla4 only authority fcr. Cen Buell. and tho
War Do,,at ,t,nent. Money refunded to amy
ons Nndin0, mn error III it. Price 30 cents. III
i,sLLoyd's sAaplof Virginia. Maryland, and
re:.r,xylvar ia is lazy laege its cost is twenty
ts vvs cents. and it is the best which can "
r,,,rrhnaea.' .-TninuSE, Aug. ID.
1tT.oyD,s 9REAT MAP OF THE. .M1SSls-
-@@4 I'T# sH'7@ sSiPPI RIVER,
Ero,n ACTUAL Surveys by Capts. Bart ond Bow
,n. <Mississi jpi River Pilots, Of St. louis, Mos
ahows E ayc, r mans plantation a!d owners
nnmc. from 1t. Louis to the Gull Of Mexico
$50 miles -every.hhr, town, lnndng and al
rlnces 90 mi lss baos.Srom the rivcrcoloreli in
Counties an,, 1Ssa,er: Price. 81 in sheets 81 in
p.eke. form and s!,59 on linen, with rollers
Ready Sept. 70.
E-,S . NAVY DErArrME*p, /
. Washington, Seps. lTtls. lS62A
1T. Ito Yp--SIx:-S'end me your Mapoftbe /
Mississippi sivcr, wit'rpricc per hundred cop i
ics. Rear Admiral Charles IL. Davis. eo,n-
m.ndn. the Mississippi squadron, il author
ixs.i ia pure lase IA many Is arc required lor
tho use Of thatisquadror. |,
GIDEON WxLLEs, Secretary Of the Navy. |
vS.llA |
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1862; PROSPECTUS 1862
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1862,

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'NICI W II LIsa5' HD.l1JEET.
!. No. 4Sl Broadway. n. Y.

C1EO PTANOS.--WAR PRICES.--Ney
sDI.)UfG1Soctave PrASes, all isouad Corners.
over-struug ahd iron framed, for $50 doll.,s
Z oct. do, for rs. gro an! 25J dollars. Second
hand Pi1nos at grea. Bargains one oct. a:
80 dollars; one do Gilbert, Ito dollars : one
6L rosewood, Us dollars ;tonc ss1do. Matters.
.5o dollars; one do. Silst5s dollars. Mzso-
pEoss, AZ oct, reeDnd- I.anl, 40 dollars on.
5 oct. do, 80 dollar. do. Piano style. SIS dol
lars. Foreign Music NJ 5aeEse q page Pianist
in attendance 70 try naw Music @%.. 3D..
ss-.ss2~ HORACE WATERS. Agent.
t1ss1n No All Rnrzd v.v
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No. 431 Broadway.

NEW MUSIC FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Nand ChoIrs $50. Shall We KnsH Each Oss.er
There r BY tbs Rev. x. LonrY, assti,or Of
.'Sabbash Bells. Chime on Tho words arg
most bssntifal- and plainly indicate the Scesg-
nItion Of friends In Heaven. and fIg music Is
wsil adapted 70 tbs words. Il II .-iIing very
rspis.ly. aHd will sson be as popular - u No
sorrow There Price cents single, Is cents
Per dozen. = dessaTa per hnpdred- Pos.sgs una
eeIltszeh. Sheet forms witls piano accom- pani-
ment Is cents mailed ffee
Juss rablisIeI by HOMAGE WATERS. q
No. 491 Brosd~ay. n. y.
B. 8 Horace Waters. snnssc pubsis s.r. Of Esw
FORK. y, viAsiy KNOWS by hi sss usssk ssssoos
Bel. h1. Iu~s psassishsd i Des synn ana sssns.
.sieh y likely te become extefssiys syosnssas.
j y ensikle4 4 ShsH - KnSz Esef u.assr
ThsFg e sPsIfussndsats whs aYs Esssfux
Esady- Tor tksis spFsnx aan1s 1sssassiss ssaII 10
Nest ~ asne 1oy M 4. ssnss, adxy Ssheoi
s45sD1
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RXCESII;)JlP.s
ssaaa .ss4sgsT TRX CESIEd1l sssss tss &:
Burr Stone Mills,
(FOR FARMERS AND MILLERS.)
AND
oSstj \ NANTl.FlsgCTiO l. "a
HORSE POM ElRS.

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS 1t WESTERN
STATE FAIRS last year, md arefjustly considered
superior to all otlers. ThesAfill may bo driven
~ horse, 'o1;erso stein. pn,oer, does iass work
as we'll os the fiat stone n ills in milling cstab-
llshmen:s Sane. requires butoSE-nAL LF the POWER
to dive the largest sizea They arc very com
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use will
repairs:@ " 4 -
Ps1eEs-sloo, $40, and, e17o.,ss,is.@
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill: $50 extra. y,.
>.,.34fTtIE HORSE POWER
Has proved itself to be the best ever vented.
Inc friction is reduced by IROX BALLS. 30
arranged il AL the bears; ;gs. that ,thswhole
weighIof thecastines rulla upon them. TIIREE
fvcSDS DRaTG!1T. at the end of 81 ten feet
lever, Will keep the power in motion. Tins per-
mlttins the ENTIRE STRENGTH Of the horses 70
be used on the machine to be driven. ONE
Horse will do "a much work on this power as
TWO on the endless Chain Power. 1T Is PO'R-
TABLE; and i,tay be used in THE FIELD as we'll
Is IN the house. More than TXENTY-F FIVE
PER CENT ot,horse flesh is asavoa over any
otber power innae. 1T is simple in construe-
ton, and not liable to get out of order. -
Price Of power for to. 4shorses. S1e5:
Prico OF power for to horses, $l75
THE 4l25 POWER wILLsDR1vE5 ASxzyrnREsurSe
MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE IS 1sGuAnANrExD TO
Owe SATISFACTION, OR THE MONEY WILL BE RE-
FUNDED.
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I PIANOS. NfELODIANs,

..,s, PIANOS. MELODIANs,
ALEXANDER oEeANs,
Sheet lKusic, Music Books, Merchan.
s.If.dise, and i0W kinds ct Musical
H. I, 1tst,'va,ee,ets,su ut the Ioaoest ~
~ possible prices. Il ...,.:. Z: Z y
y The Horace w ators' Modern Improved Over
~''s mon FRAME PIANOS s1@
are Justly pronounced by the Press and Music
Masters to be superior Instruments. They are
bnilt.of the best ana most thoroughly seasoned
materials. anu WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE. The
tone is very deep, round full and mellow; the
touch elastic Each Piano warranted for three
years. Priccsfrom 5000 to $500. Second hand
Pianos ut great bargains; 25, 40, 80, 40, ll5,
l5o, 100 and 517o< dollars. Second hand Me-
lodeons from 80 to 60 dollars. .... ~.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS,
Rosewood Cases, tuned the Equal Tenn pera-
mont, with the Patent Divided Swell and Sole
Stop.
No. r. 80 - octave, scroll legs fro from Gto GtoG sts q
S.-5 " /" FtoF' Is
g - :: "Piano Style, =" &! FtoE, 1so
90 90 two stops and two sets ct 0freeis'l'o re
and two banks IF keys, 200
"
!, banks Of keys, pedal bass, four and
six taps, $50, 275 and 800 dollars.
=, These Meiodeons remain in tune long time.
Each Melo!con warranted for three years.
THE ALEXANDER ORGAN
Is reed instrument, corresponding in power
and compass to the ordinary l6 feet pipe Organ
All who have any knowledge of, the Piano can
perform upon this Instrument without difficulty
the Keyboard boing the same as that of the
Piano. .!'
N fese"00u cases. . stops slS9
" !" l3 .-... .............. 235
Il stops, with percussion. on................. 3lo
'3 stops, with percussion, anil <fcHprcssi IN
q Ii main, ,n........ .................. 275
The same. in rich roscw ood cases ........ AZ
A liberal discount to Clergymen, Churches
Sabbath Schools, lodges, Scminarics and
Teachers The Trade supplied on the most
liberal terms. iF7
.rs" lORACE WATERS, Agent, =.
NJ,
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TERMS OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

TERMS Of TRI-WEEgLT TRIBUNE:
One year q; Sixmon.h ss:: Three sEonsfs 81
llusss OF i've. rae of ss ~ 9 Is fakl
Limbs Of ten t rate OF 80. So gc
- MONEY in resisrcrEd Letter snar be sent
- car risk. AddFes.
Tribune Co.. cIIcAGo-
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r TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE: i
Single Subscribers, inndyancc,. ..--* 80
Three copies. rate Of sf.s5J.... ...... 90
Five crYies, fraee OF sI.251-...s.-....... 90
TensoFIes- rate Oh Si.TJJ- - IL %
Il TTsHss copies. to one address tand one =
scg9sseT up Of club }-...-... 20 90
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

AS an Advertising medium, the VoLuSrEEr
c-ANScT BE ENnELLED. 1T has !. large and randi
ly increasing circulation. Its circulation is. to
Il great extent, confined to the -
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE At RED
WING. Those wishing to advertise their bust
ness, will do we'll to patronizc
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In each issue will be given faithful report of
the condition ofthc
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or RED WING

and also ofall the principal Msrkctsin the coun-
try. And this item. alone is worth more to
every farmer in the County than =.
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GOOdhue Volunteer.
PUBL,1sHED At RED WINa, GooDHUE CoUN
TY, MINNESOTA, Every WEDNEspAT.22" "
+. II. PARKER,
PROPRIETOR

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lpf0
, 1862-07-22
Jeff, DAVIS DIPLOMACY REVEALED.
BIS PRIVATE NOTES To NAPOLEON IND
VICTORIA,
A Demand for the Recok nftfon of the
Southern CvnfederacY.

dispatch to the n. I: World, Jnly III
Reliable adyices received from Richmond
state that JEFF. Davis has sent special mes
senger to Emperor Of France and to the
Queen Of England, with dispatches Of q priv
ate nature, demanding the Immediate rscog-
milton of the Southern Confaderaey. The de-
mand Ia said to be followed by ro1uminous
bundle Of documents, inc1dlug letters writ
ten BY The Ens!i:h AZ and a. Trench eensals ct
tested by the inhabitants Of that CITY in 1orR-
ing separate government, aad oftheir ability
to maintain it. Anuiher dscument, mt7elj
devoted to the military operstfons Of the c:n-
fcderates, state that nearly all the battles
foupht in Virginia, from Bull Run do wn to the
eeyen days light before Richmond, Including
the battle Of Fair Osks, and :he operations In
the Sheran Valley, Ten Is mauY victories
won by the South against an enemy vastly su-
pe1ior in men, in materlal OF War, in money aud
In resources Of all kind. II private note ad-
crossed BY JEFF DAVIS to Lonts Napoleon
himself, the rebel president reminds his ma
5esty OF the fact that nine mouths ago, several
cabinet councils were held in Paris with the
special object Of discussing the prop1ietJ of
recognizlEg the confederate States who were
then thou sht deserving their recognition, aud
that the thing was given np onlS when the
reverses Of Port Royal and Fort Doaelson
made the French cabinet teal that the Soash
| would OF be able to stand against the North
| and maintain its Independence. The notes
end BY stating tha1 all fea:s Of that kiad
ought to be abandoned now, aud the series Of
b1iliant victories won By ytheconfedezates, IS
we'll as the rapid exhaussionof the resources
Of thc North, ougtt 10 Eatsfy the: emperor
/ Of the unau!mity Of sentiment existing in tae
+! South concerning It's sepeasion from the
| North, and Of the resources it possesses for
the building up Of > strong. respected, pros
| porous and ludt dtpendent na1iMAlity.
Shall we delay eniistmeuts day when such
| fprfa aS these stAFe HS In the IRE.
, 1862-07-22

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
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M f. 95 - sd e.
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s9 ot ss4eni; nve thonssad dolisFs years
s ssts aas md
AZ e - % snd a. 9g a go s.
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rest sa1n ewt and gave thE note TO tne IN
sss S. "a "a
mortgage Proy1oe tnar 4 dsisaN shout. be made L
n n 1s 4 sd "a S s ,aoa
sse ans ls nec.me o1e .Se 4 ths eiscuon ii he N
e .1 ss t
thing IN the Lnte s1Te1 fuE ne sane 20 tse :ontfAy
- sse -
p;elses in sad motg.te as ,c5ned 20 e ~ 1d s9d
Il eqs
The drst part 70 sad mo1tKsEs thsf he,s, r
o,s s ss - sazs Il
e interest," am9nat,aS ia
esaaae esS y Sas q = 10 ses sssa
M "a ae i nos II II psa M saPssd
1esst Rss ssd se
1pm secured b. faif mortg 4 70 VT the xu, oI
emp nve ta.ussnd dollars shall become and be due
and shs1esa there i. now s1e ana unpaid On ;saie
doLaIB and said sum OF one thousand fout hundred
frs day ot Lsnuar3.A ID rs6t and also tna .nssl
nd 10 haadrSd sud Dry teds1s Which became due
the tnsTnlren. or interest anouhrg 10 the hsr a7oye
named gam. which became Due ttIeseon on ths Int II
dsy Of January ls62 being a ths sxgsEasso sae
Now theref~re public norica Is hereby g1ve1 laht
she said Vii ian uRGen. nuder4nS n nu1t1aoEe. o.
the powzls and aaid mort co1ttne4
ss des8f1had In I'D ke.xu. novt: Lgta sxty-oae
o. tingtwo o. 'i5tssntse VI s'tt1oaE ~: Fl
S19@ss 1G @ 5,sTesy*0 ; :ssatz e. ~ sss
vsSs Eli i sSss5 Al, assf7f9Sy ; Tf9Sy
s5ts; e.: ssgisSavs WV tS: etsstisx g. g. s9
sx6t4-4xbt- tRj eienty ntos {] and ehesY M 81 en
esas Gf % s 9
s1Mgs1eef On ,. FsM sSsff = ss sad ~ sas
south 81 Goethe nd oes9x 81 "a ioss
es4E = !he city q ch,stso county sna ssss*
" And % ssaf vii AoneaX ( III, sSs srsossatta ~ e
seHooa On aid prsntaea 10 11rsaancef tbs ssrn1s
sna eli naessad prsulass tn dGTtoed
Il sSdtqofN II redemption II tht szid hteAaEd
sa soR1sn ssa I'd jenny Gsnsssan u: lid shsi! ae
1t public auction to the.htghent bidder for c44a
l. 6xA u1rk1esEe Nae 6la3 for vecoFo N xoe
q s:i Ses Ge1.E, e tas e Y. Z
.e = p1E7 1EIftaa ln { e = sss1 Sa6xa:
uaicaxp June n 1851, 3a1&sastsa
, 1862-07-22
FROM CURTIS ARMY.
Lnte from FfcksburE.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Trfbune.l
Gi1oso HoBsB. Memphis. Tenn !

Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.l
GA1oso HoUaE, Memphis. Tenn.,l
july 16. 1864. T :
Since the threatening aspect has been as
eumed by sffairs in Kentucky, intro 3nee Il
BY the raids Of the reb=l gusrillss made
in force upon some towns and threatened
upon Louisville and Lexington, matters In
Western Tennessee, as q, matter Of cause,
hare also became IN , manner interesting
Memphis is daily in danger from JEFF. Thomp-
son, Forests cavalry, PRICES entire army,
SC, &c. As1east these are the stories most
indusfrioasly" circulated by the secession
ssmpathszers at Memphis. who undoubtedly
b.liye what they say to be true-or, at least
moet devourly wish it true. 1mnst say that,
looking at the threats made about Nashville,
as we'll as other cities supposed to be ssafa
from the confedezates for all time to come,
there is more plauHibi1i.y attached to the ste
1ies 20 long and so iudustrious1y circula:ed
about the. 1e-investment OF Memphis than
ever before. Yet, In common with all loyal
citizens of the uni,ed States, including the
ltsding officers Of the UnIon army he.eabouts.
seriously doubt the probability Of ~ stack
being regularly spd duly nada upon. thia city
By the rEbels- leaat In eny great force. Il has
aleags been tha opinion Of Gen Grant that
raids lof rebel cavalry and guerr3tlss would
eventually Be made upon us; aud thts perhaps
= feT buildings might be destroyed By the
, 1862-07-22

EmANCIPATEi


From the New York Tribune.1
- ..,.s, -,3,
~! Lvu4e 7 I ~, ItnH t1s LILY !okEgo1o4
- 3t,e 9a"ns VIE IL p otu.oeoanoieo Eulas
nliu a"e, aLu enaue, a4o Prayer, a1a Munaei'
A4u A4s VIZ, aHu tase; aua usatn. auu i4s lauaueIs
Iaan 1hat Maose oseax snowsd AN. oeao'
~ s.' ~ 1Ie III ~ - 4ueAei@'ese i03e'
II Ensp., a41eslsLed 81 ia.a u.n@s, ,..,t,
l!te oloaa AH9se 4 uag o1t1ln4 k"se.
LAANetfAt1' 1HAse4iAt3''
,,ho s,.4o 4o.o, o7hn tor- Ia h9,h,
Thfa XXI w ~ - ,nGef ba mn hst41sscrvi 20
Knns % eise ova;ie ~ nor annhts mn rcan.
Mh;in No ,1onhn15 ~; "a 3ary.E ~ fmnnt
4ue ~ 1aAupSu y ~. - aaa.! u1n.sn ~ .uAu
, 1862-07-22

Batchels rs's Hair Dyel The best
In the world, WILLIAM 4. BATcHIIoE ccisbEs-
ted Hair DYE produces color not to be distinguished
onn nntuye-HaYranted not to 1n]ure the hnr In the
,e.E remedies the til ctertE Of bad dyes and tnyig
rates the hair for life. GREY, RED or KCsrY HAZE In
xtzut1y tu1rs splendid Back Brown, leaving the
s1alr soft and beautiful Sold By III Druggists &C.
II The genuine Is slEucd William 4. Bachelor on
Che foar sides Of each box Factory No 81 Barclay It
New York, Gate 2ss Broadway andl6 Bond 1y9sio.:y
f# Lake View Water Cure, DR..
auIL96 is In successful operation The best place
IN the West for the treatment OF all Chronic or 80"
called Incurabe Diseases. Send for Circular Address
pr.J. 3. GULLY or Mrs- GULLY, T. O. Boz s12', CHI
cago. IL 3slko41n
H-HEADACHEt-Pe3k's Head
ache Remedy is the THING. Fo 12dy or gentleman
win ever be without a Bottle after once using it.
P1ice Is cent?. Sold by DsugxlBh generally Th9ae-
esle Agent for the Northwest, r. RLAEDOE. s. Lake
gtt e. opposite fremont House. Chicago. je2'-si7oSu
# DR.. James, formerly OF
Sew orleans ha. arrived In Chicago and permanently
located st Is Randolph street. between ano
no1n streets, Chicago. nj
EPECIAIlSTCurcs old Chronic and recent o1seas
A Has the testimonials Of the medical 1fasefnl1y.
edeucsl Jou.pa1s and the almost entire press o. lne
BoUth.
once Ho1rs-From eA- N. TIL Pm.
Coax3l.st.ons inFiolnble. 1cl36lSsn
, 1862-07-22
murfgee9boros !.
fFro1n the Nashville Union, 16th,1


"A private ot The 81 Minntsota regiment A.
reports one TO two huidred Ee1su rangers ar
that place who ae busiiy engaged v1tn the
help Of the citizens in bs'ricidins the'town:
He saws thasthe privstes ~ere bitterly opposed
to fuirepdvring to the guesrinas; The etissTs
took q vote on sutIaadenpx, ~hleh stoga slx
were not over 500 OF onr a,Idiers togethes-
The Minnesota regiment lost eight or ten
killed and twenty wounded.
The two rrgiments Or 1hei1 officers rsther,
were 1t variance, and there seems 70 have been
q great want of .,co-opefa'ion- Gen, Citizen
den.waa in bed at The hotel when he ~as taken
+, nrisoner., The troops were of excellent ma
ftria1, and ve CANNOT divine Why such disas
ter could hare occurred Is Isl most tne1pli
cable ahhir, ~ :. -. . .-
, 1862-07-22
Union Officers MuttkattuE Passes to
Accommodate Aebel Spies.
{Co1responaence OF the Evening Post.1

=. WISCHEsTEE, Va, Juty II. 1S6s
It is an unaccouptable fact that our Union
officers are very much, Inclined to favor the
secesh,-. Many of them board in rebel families.
and some OF these not OF the most respscI-
able. =, I state the following on authority
r+ady to be produced, If officially REQUIRED.
An officer of the 29th Pennsylvania regiment.
lately in command, gave 3 pass to two weli
known rebel ladies', VINO loudly declared they
would star In Winchester ten years befbre
they would 20 under tbs description Of true
ard lo,al ci izeus OF the United Sta+esn The
officer promptly erased these words, subst .n-
tally constituting these women spies in the
rebel service, with authority TO cross ou'
lines He got small thanks from them, 10:
they laughed at him at ana sfl1fa h hl lou
drmst know that It can be of any service fo
/ 4 Union mon to write you these facts.
, 1862-07-22
-. =
Gen. H6itehelss. Family In Possible
=; =. ..,.c OA@Eefe' :: -

: FWaeh. Cor: .Cfncinnati Gazette, 18'h-I
: The recent intelligence that. since his de-
pssta1e the rebels asea, h1ndzed miles within
tbeHDes, is sad news to Gen Mitchell person.
Be lid Just ,taken his family do~n. to Hnats-
vil}e., ,AizpaIna, hopttgf 70 be able to .eEj u
thilr society there ira Rhort time At s1aasE
when the order came from the sar deparsmsn
for him to arrpstz TO, n ashiug sinstansls.
He ~Asrompalltd d sea aokve his EhFee daughters
there md he~ Tbs fssenhs TO be that
they a<e hi oi 1d;oia annicsst6n With tie
North 80 ~ "-'1'
, 1862-07-22

,v When my informant LEFT the place the Iiter
wss falling rapidly at VicksbaEg, and he rep-
tnss that It WIS Impossible for the laborers
on the canal to dig ont the trench as fast ,aa
50, It Is not poaai:le much good can cone Of
-.he caps1 uutil grand rise IN the Mississippi
This is liable to come at any time aud ali that
ia needed seemb to oe prepared foTis -
, 1862-07-22

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IS isis: y aanr7. Gehno@s @ asnss4 7. 1.As s3s
ss.~e E:A TAiED4E 6&4. Ek@&.
= ~ -UHVE1.HH GAn 7ekzesRKx &ENNt, II :.