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The national Republican., 1862-05-28
The Levy Court,

The Levy Court Of the county of Washington
met on Monday, in the Aldermen's Room, Getty
HALL Messrs. George II Plant, Jenkin Thomas
and d. v. Burr appeared and we're qualified az
members Of the court.
The Court then proceeded to elect school
commissioners, under the law lately passed BY
Congress for the instruction of youth in the
county, with the following result:
J. =. klengle and ]. D. Nourse, for that part
OF the county lying west Of Rock creek.
Allen Dodge, Thomas Blsgden, and G. H. wilt
berger, for that part between Rock creek and
Eastern Branch.
H. 8. Williams and DR.. @. II. Nichols, for that
part east and south Of the Eastern Branch.
Mr.. Pierce offered resolution authorizing
the appointment Of committee to ask Congress
to extend the time from one 10 three years for
surveying and laying out roads In the county.
Adopted.
Tho court proceeded to NJ tho rate Of taxes
for the present year land after some discussion
the rate was nked at ono nth Of one per cent.
with deduction Of twenty per oent. on al
sums paid previous TO the lst Of July.
After trSnsaoting some other business, Of nc
public Importance, the Court adjourned "a
Wednesday, June 4.
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WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
w NEW PORK AVENUE,
Betueen FRs and Second Srsets.

The ,ubsoribcr respectfully informs the public
that he Mas re above pleasant retreat for
ths re sson and that hereafter, on every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at O'Clock p, m, there will be
a md Of Music In attendance.
A fine Ten pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
been erected for the amusement Of visitors.
Clubs and Associations can have the use Of the
Garden by giving notice to the proprietor. lie
pledges himself that he will use his best sndeayors
10 please all who will honor him with their presence.
my 9l--sm ERNST LGFFLER.
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CVARs 4 WATSON'S

E'AHs = wAT'o"'s
PHILADELPHIA
sALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PRooF
- a F. E =
Store, 10 south Fourth street,
Philadslphis, Pa.
Orders received by
W. D. SHEPHERD,
Corner OF Seventh and d strsets,
IN lily Washingtou, d. q,
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CAFETY SPEED AND COMFOKT.

FOR BOSTON,
wORCEsTER. Palmer, FITCHBURG,
NAsHuA, LOWELL, CONCORD, THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
~h THE new and staunch steamers Of
i the Norwich Line, CITY OF BOS-
TON and CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New York
daily, (Supdays excepted at O'Clock, p m, from
Pier No. 30, North River, foot Of Vestry street,
FOR NEW LONDON,
There connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train for the ab ave points, pia Norwich and Wor.
osster Boston aud Worcester, Worcester and Nashua,
and New London and Northern Railroads.
Freight taken at the lowest rates
For Information inquire Of
4. s. MARTIN,
my Soft Agent, on the Pier.
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In 'nyll,

log within the lmi Of this Cofposatioa, II shall BE-
inclmbent on the IN isrtaksr, o. person aoting ~
undsrtaker, TO- procure ffom .physisian, or some
elfcums anoss attending the death Of tie indi.
vldual, o certificate teuing forth the name, sex,
color, probable sge, time Of and suppoeed osue Of
death Of the person and also the place Of inttrmen
together with such other facts may serve to ids-.
tiy the or according 70 suoh form ~ may
BE- prescribed BY the Board Of Health Of this city
unk,rtaksr, shalt deliver, or cause 10 Be delivered
ct the ofci or residenoe Of the Seor etary Of the
Board Of Hea III witbla ten days after the com
menccment Of each mouth, uadef penalty not ex
oeeding i've dollars for each and every omission or
neglect to deliver or cause TO Be delivered within
the time prescribed" my q 81
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

TyO IHVHNTOR1 AND PATEkTEEB.
i MUNN 4 CO., proprietors Of the 5oiertin.
American, and agents for procuring American ~
PA = n N II -.
Win Sinieen Years Hzpertence in the Bussnss,
Refer TO Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon W. D. Bshop. sx- Commissioner Of Paten,
have had business doHo through Mum 4 Co.. Pat
snt Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free BY mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, leo pages, tk oenta,
mall.
No charge for consultation, orally or BY msn.
Preliminary Examination In United States Pstea
Once, IS.
Ofhces, No q Park Row, New York; Washingtoa
corner Of and Seventh streets, opposite the Pateu
O&os, mar II -omii
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Every evening, . remarkably fine
Free Con rt,
embracing selections from ths best clascc music and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered In better styie
than in any o,her American concert saloon
The celebrated Italian Singer,
sioNoR ANTONIO TiBERTiNi,
Prima Baritone from the St. Carlo Theatre, at Ma
pies has been engaged, and will assist the ents rtan
inent Of the evening with the finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public are invited, and may rely
10 the insst music In Arlington, they will obtain
on call from the attentive attendants, decidedly tho
best REFRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis.
Onicers constantly In attendance to keep good
order.
ap2l-u HENRY ROSENTiAL, Propr
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Accident.

AT O'Clock yesterday morning, while train
Of cars, propelled BY one locomotive In from,
and two In the rear, was crossing over the Long
Bridge, and when approaching the Virginia
side, the forward engine broke two stringers
Of the drawer. and went partly through, and
up to Q O'Clock In tho afternoon was still stick.
ing there.
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Circuit Court

Circuit COurts
MAY 27-The court was occupied with the
case Of Hamilton, Easter & Co. vs. Hugh B.
Sweeney, Charles Il. Rittenhouse, II. G. FAINT,
Samuel Fowler and W. T. Heron.
Samuel T. Drury was this morning admitted
10 practice a. an attorney In the several courts
OF the District of Columbia.
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Deaths Of soldiers.

Deaths Of Soldiers.
The following names Of soldiers deceased at
the hospitals have been reported:
NE. Newton, company u, 6th wisconsin.
+. Dsupty. company q, 18th Indiana.
4. Reed, company =. lat New York.
w. B. Smith, company B, 85th Pennsylvania.
y.B. Wood, company b, Seth New York.
8. ysuatta, company i, Sth New Jersey.
q. Ssoss, co~psny 9, stS New York.
John Moore, company d, 9Th New Jersey.
James Speers, COMPANY B, 85th New York.
Benjamin Comegys, company q, 18th U. B.
j. 4. clsland, company X, 18th Penn. cav
John Shannon. company @, 18th Penn. cav.
David Davies, company /, SAD Pennsylvania.
F. Holsington, company A, 77th New York.
4. Wood, company G. o2d New York;
charles Shut, company K, 2eih Pennsylvania
h. J. Phillips, COMPANY X, lOist New York.
Tnomss Ray, company X. 10th Virginia.
=. 8. Arms, company 3, 5th South Carolina.
John Kirk, company II, lith Virginia.
oS ssrssani D. ar company
Geo. Frsdsricks, company B, 9Th Michigan.
John Myers, company r, 203d Psnnsy ylvania.
J. 7. Looney, LIST Palmetto Rifles.
n. n. ErWln, 0Os 0Os
rsps, rrsrn9s,y sompsny SS%nsHE @ tsssTs Nss York
George Tilton, company =, 7th Maine.
Oliver Gillstt, company, Sd Pennsylvania.
". Pinkham, company l., 1st Maine cavalry.
Jas. McGinnis, company n, LIST Pennsylvania
artillery. -
8. n. Roth, company E, l03d Pennsylvania.
8. q Wheeler, company H, 7lth Now York.
W. Halsey, company @, lst New York arti!.
lery.
L. Nelson, company F, s5th Pennsylvania.
Q. Carol, company b, I'D New York.
Abraham Newcomer, company A, lst Penn.
sylvsnia rifles.
Calvin Calkin, company D, LIST New Jersey.
W. II. Confor. company A, 40th Pennsy lvanis.
Sergeant Robert Lawrence, COMPANY +, 9Th
Maine.
William H. Cole, company =, 7,h Virginia.
I. G. Christopher, company d, l4th South
Carolina.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur.
nished with AL the information they desire In
relation TO the burial places Of their friends
&C., by calling on F. T. Sands, Government I'M.
dertaker, 4l4 F street nerth.
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FRANKLIN a 90.
OFYIcx OF TEE BOARD OF HSALrH
WashinGton, d. a., Nay Is, 1867

Washington, D. a., May Is, 1867.
TNHE ATTENTION OF UNDERTAKES and
l. others isterested I, hereby specially directed to
the Ia 10 relation 70 Qertin ale Of death and burial
within the corporation l.mls. Of which he follow
Ing Il an extrao.: Q striot compliance with which
will be expected after the Of June next OF the
penalty viii BE- enforced In every insta noe. The re-.
qsidts blanks can be obtsiasd by application to
thh o6lce
By order Of the Bo,rd Of Health.
q. N. DOVE, n D., Secretary.
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rOvERNM ENT ssLE Or CATTLE At
|NI PUBLIC AUCTION.
Several hundred STOCK CATTLE will be sold
on the 4th day Of June at 10 O'Clock NJ, At the Gov
ernment Cattle Ysrd, National Monument Ground,
Washington, d. G., among which are . large nam:
Der Of d 10 MI oh Cows, with calves The Cows Will
te sold sirgiy. A. BECkWITH,
may23 Msjor Z. ).
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NHEAP NHWsPAPER AND PERlODI.
" GAL STORE.
JOHN G. PARKER

v.
Having Pc %snsny established his place q Sus
receives daily sll the New York. Philadelphis, and
Baltimore papers. immediatey on their arrival, and
In consequence Of the large number sold daily, he
has reduced the price TO THREE Cent per copy.
The New York Herald, Times, Tribune. and
World are ready for delivery at 8 O'Clock, p. M ;
the Baltimore Sun, Clipper, American. and News
Sheet at O'Clock A. NJ and the Philadelphis Pres
and Inquirer st 10 O'Clock A. N. The trade will be
supplied with The above papers on !he most liberal
oeive attention, must be accompanied with the
The New York papers are furnished and delivered
to subscribers for IS cents per month
From hb long experience 10 the newspaper bust
ness, he promises to give entire 0tsfacton to all
who order from him.
All the Hags.ine Pictorial. and new Novels re-
eeivsd y soon s publshsd, which he sells at the
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is for sale every
morning at o'clock. my 12-1m
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
> oeived at the Mayors Office until ~ O'Clock IL.
ON TUESDAY, the Sd day Of June next, for the
taking Of the old sewer In Thirteenth street west
from the ctnRl to the north slice OF street north
and the construction Of new one Of larger dimen-
sons, with suit able drop, IN holes and branches
Ths work to BE- eoastractsd upon such levels and
the City Su yeyor and under the superintendenes Of
the @ Jnmis, Toner Of the Wstern Dlslnot and two
. sistant commssioneu Persons desirous OF pro
posing can examine plaos and speci locations at the
Surveyors Once, and obtain all information nsoss.
sary for propsr understanding Of the work TO be
executed, RICHARD WALLACH,
may 2ad Mayor.
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AND GEOR0 ETOwN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

At meeting Of the corporat,-s Of the above
named company, held at the National Hotel, Nay
"a 1862; the capital stock fixed at three hundred
thousand dollars subject 10 be increased 70 any sum
no: exceeding Hvs hundred thousand dollars, after
the organic siion Of the Company.
At the ssme meeting the Bank Of washington
curiies to b, paid in by the subscribers to the cap
i,sl stock At the time OF su ,scribing
Il. kINGMAN, President.
u. CooMBs Secretary. my23
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

NEW MUsIC.-PREsIDENT LINCOLN's
IN GRAND MARCH, with the best vignette Of
slc by Ielmsmuller, Leader Of the Twenty -seoond
Regiment Band. Price so cents. Mailed free Pi
anist In ATTENDANCE t, try new music; Published by
HORACE WATERS,
my 2sst. No. 4si Broadway.
The national Republican., 1862-05-28

RYJ g: ncaU!an z CQ., Aastlssssss.
- SUPERIOR CHtCKER1NG PIANOFOBTE,
Household Furniture asd Effects at Public Sale.
On THURSDAY MORNING, May 2pth, st iOs
o'clock, we shall cell at the residence OF gentlsasnl
docioing housekeeping, On @ stre.t, between TWEEN.
eth and Twenty hrst streets, all his Furniture snd
Effects, oomparison-
Rosswooi Seven. octave Chictering Planoforts
Suite Of Walnut Green and Gold Brocatelie Gov.
cred Pafior Furniture
RrocatelIe Covered Fancy Chairs
Hand.oms Msrbls.top EAgere and whatnot
Mavble.top Centrs and Boia Tables
Oil Pdintings, Engraviss, Window Shades
supsIior Medallion Psrlor Carfets
Three ply aed Ingrsin Carpets, OIL Cloth
Walnut Hat.rack, Hall Chsis
French plate gilt frame MAntel Mirrors
Oak Bidesoard, Arm Chain
Stair Carpets kods and Eyes, Rugs
Walnut Jenny Ltnd and French Bedsteads
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands
Toilet Sets, Looking Gls@se
Bsir and Husk Mrttree.e. poisters, and Pillows
Con forts, Black.ts, and Spfssds
China, Gla's, and Croctery Ware
Cooking, Radiator, and other S.ov ., 10 40.
JAS. o. MCGUIRE CO.,
my2s-ls AuotIoneers.
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NOTICE.-On and after this date, no visi or
will be allowed to enter the wards of the Cbu; se
Hospital without pass from the Medical Directo,
or Surgeon General -
by order Of JOHN s. BILLINGS,
Assistant Surgeon U. s. Army, In charge.
May ", 1862.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future 1AY9I

DY }. Q. mcaUTvF . CO.,. A.sessaeer..
d COMFORTABLE RESfbENCE ON i2th
Street, between and directs, q Pablio ucilos.
0a Friday afternoon, Nay soth, q hslf-past 3
Of Lot No. 49, In Squars NO. $50, fronting q feet y
inches on Twelfth street west, betwsen 4 and g
areets north, running back o. feet, toRsthe! wt1h
veil built two story fians dwelling hosss.
Terms: One third eash the remsiadsf ID liz and
twelve months, with interest, secured By dtsd Of
JAS. Q. MeGUIRE CO.,
my p-d #Hr Aucti0aeers.
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er person who would basely. maliciously and
falsely SANDER private citizen, for the pur-
pose Of preventing him from obtaining fail
and impartial trial Of his rights in court
Of justice, is as far below Mr.. Ward in mean
ness, as Mr.. Ward may b below the purest
Saint in Paradise: Every transaction in
which he has participated presents some
new phase Of villainy." This is untrue
He was never known to perform any act
that would not tarnish the character Of an
honest man.: This is untrue. "He, (Mc-
Corkel) had not the means necessary for re-
moval and presented his difficulty to Ward.
who lent him ten dollars, taking chattel
mortgage on a horse worth one hundred
dollars" How does Mr.. Meredith know
the horse was worth 500? We suppose a
thing is worth what it will bring in the
market. Mr.. McCorkel spent nearly week
in town last fall trying to sell the horse for
that price but could not get it. "Next day
the horse was sold, Ward bidding him of
for $40" This is also untrue. Ward paid
$49 for the horse, which, If all the previous
transactions were fair and honest, is re-
markably good sale for forced sale. A
private sale the horse could not have brough
much over seventy five dollars and whel
property sells at public auction for two
thirds its value, it is we'll sold.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULTh has been made in the conditions
~ of a mortgage bearing date September
J lth. 1857, executed by E. Dennison to Orion
+. Ward, and duly recorded in the Office. Of
the Register Of Deeds in and for Goodhue
County on the 18th day Of September, 1857;
il Book 3 Of Mortgage Deeds on pages s7e
and 377 which mortgage upon the following
described lands in the County Of Goodhue, to
wit. =: The, undivided one-balf Of the North
cast quarterof Section No. nine 60 lin Town
ship No. one hundred and Zine (lOs5 North Of
Range No. sixteen (l6} West. Said half Of
said premises containing eighty acres Of land:
Dc the same more OF. less, according to the
Said mortgage was given to secure the payment
OF the promissory note Of the said E. 0ennison
to the said Orlon 2. Ward, bearing even date
With said mortgage, for the sum Of es45.SS.
payable seven and e months after datS. WITH
interest after maturity at the rat, OF five per
cent. per month until paid. And, whereas.
sand note is due and wholly unp.id, and there
is due thereon at the date Of this notice the
sum Of s43f.99; and no suit or proceeding at
law or otherwise having been instituted to re-
yer the same or any part thereof.
b Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given chat
by virtue of the power Of sale in lid mort
gage contained, and pursuant to the Statute III
such ease made and provided, said mortgage
Will ne foreclosed ana said mortgaged premises
will be sold by the Sheriff OF said doodhue
county, ct the front door Of the Court House
in in Red Wing. inseid County, on the GOTH day Of
feDrnaly. a. d. 1852, ct two O'Clock, r: r.,
% satisfy and pay the amount that shall then
With vi On sa'd note and tes.h'r
Af Asts T., Mortgage. a '''t'''''
Da as Bed Wing, January 9th, 1869. -.
nl22 e hEs3 ~! 2fiss1z} ss5 n14vE:fv
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MORTGAGE SALE. y,

nEFAULT having been made in the condi-5
l. tions Of q certain mortgage executed by
James Strange, Mortgagor, to James Lawther.
Mortgage, dated December twenty sixth. A..
d. 1856, and recorded in the office Of the Reg
lister of Deeds, in Goodhue County Minnesota,
o'clock, r. ", in Book ID Of Mortgage Deeds,
pages '2ls and 219, and also recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds in Dakata Goun-
". on the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1881.
O'Clock ?. r., in Book |" Of Mortgages, gage
Upon witch mortgage there IS claim ed to be
due, and is due at the date Of this notice the
SUM Of nine hundred and ono dollars and sixty
cents (490l.60. <. s
And no suit or proceeding at law or other
wise wing been instituted to recover the said
esa by said mortgage secured nor any par:
Now, therefore, BY virtue Of the power of
sale contained in said mortgage, and duiy re-
corded Herewith, and pursuant to the Statute
in slch case made and provided. the said
|mertgaged premises which srl described in
said mortgage % follows, to wit: Tho Moth
west quarter Of Section number thirteen, (131
IN Township number ons hundred and twelve
|(11a], North 81 Range number eighteen us lWest,
and the South west quarter Of Section number
twenty seven RI, in Township number one
hundred and twelve q 12l North Of Range num-
Der seventeen r q West, containisg three hun
dTed ana twenty 1921 acses according to the
County Of goodhus, Minnesota, viii Sc sold 81
pnbiic auction 70 the highest bidder for eash,
at the front door Of the Court House. Ia the
City Of Red Wing, In said county on tie 1stk
day Of March. 4. .. 1862, st ten o'clock IN
= '',sa'e5 8 q =. ls1syMrHrr, Mortgages.
". ". PH1Irs, his Att'y.
Dated Red Wing, October 3oth, 1881.
NIL n2Iy6-7v
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE or M1NNEsoTA.l r puo,>,+o ro.+
County Of Gocdhue. 1n 'o0"'' o'"'' "
In the matter ofgranting letters of admins
tration with will annexed, upon the estate of
VIM. b. Bevans, deceased. ,, ~h .....
TIPON reading and filing the petition on oath
~ Of Silas B. Foot. praying that letters of ad-
ministration with will annexed, ofthe estate Of
VIM. 8. Bevans, deceased, late of said county.
be granted to him in Pursuance Of the statute in
such case made and provided
It is ordered that the l1th day Of March, A.
d.. 1862. be and the same is hereby assigned
for the hearing of the said petition and all
persons interested in said estate are required to
appear before the Probate Court at it's Office in
the city of Red Wing, in said county at 9 o'clock
P. NJ. Of that day, and show cause. if any there
be, why the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted. ...-' e.
And it is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice of the time and place OF hearing
said petition. by causing a.copy of this order to
be published in the GocDHUE VOLUNTEER three
| successive weeks prior to said Gay of hearing.
Dated Red Wing, Mimi, Feb'ylo, 1852.
CLINTON g. REYNOLDS. {
! [Seal. Judge of Probate.
| n133 n29v6:4w
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AN INToLERABLE NUIsANCE.-Wc mean
that pile Of wood lying before the Iolunter'
office door. Whose is it you ask. Well
it belongs to us but it is no less nuisance
on that account Nor is it the only NUS
ance on the street. Main street looks every
winter like great o,ergrown wood yard
People living on the street and doing bust
nessathere, must keep fires, and to dc so,
must burn wood. They must keep their
wood somewhere, and if no other place is,
nor can be provided, they must keep it in
the STREETS. But bettr place can be provided;
the back end Of the lot is the place to put it
but there is no way to get it there. Then
a way must be made: these lots ought not
to have been laid out without ar alley, but
it has been done, and now an alley ought
and must be put through. Wa mention this
thing now to call the attention of the city
council 10 it. We hope, Tor the good anc
welfare Of this city it Will be done at the
earliest possible moment. 1t can be done
cheaper now, than at a future time.
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the meeting, and also read the order Of
exercises, which were, first, singing that
peculiarly American anthem, beginning, "Our
country it's of thee, sweet land Of liberty
Of thee we sing" to the tune Of 'tAmerica."
The singing was led by a full choir, and par
ticipated in by the whole congregation
Ne xtwas prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Snow
which was listened to by a congregation who
seconded it with their silent heart felt petit
ton to the Almighty, for the speedy fulfill
ment Of it's request for tho quick return Of
peace and happiness to our now unhappy
country after which the congregation list
ened with rapt attention to the reading by
Mr. Phelps, Of Washington's farewell ad.
dress. And as they listened to that wonder.
full document, and discovered with what
truly prophetic vision the author had looked
down through the vista of time to our own
times, divinins the causes with unfailing &C.
uracy that has brought about the scenes now
upon us, and warning VS. with iatherly love
to guard against them, they felt that only at
remote periods is the world blessed with
such being and the veneration which his
deeds Of military glory and patriotic personal
sacrifices had already kindled in every bosom
was deepened by more intimate acquain'
E lance with his profound craftsmanship.
;. After reading the address. "Praise Goo
Y from whom all blessings Aow,' was sung by
e the whole congregation with zeal tina
t made the soul string doxology doubly inspir
b ms. The whole was closed by bensdic
ton by Rev. Jabez Brooks.
The church was appropriately decorated
e with evergreens, and American flags, taste
t. fully arranged.
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District Court
st Judicial District

STATE or M1NNEsorA.) District Court i
Goodhue County. First Judicial District.
Isaac Spaulding, Mortgagee.
against .-. -..> 81
Wade Wellman, Mortgaeor, No+;oo - Gala
Andrew Miscncr, Samuel T. 1'0''s' ~ s"AS'
Van Brunt. James Clark and
Sarah, his wife. @4"7J
Decree, January Term 1s62-$310 4s-100.
PURSUANT to Decree mace in this case at
I the Regular January Term Of this Court
he IL ut the city of Red Wing. within and for
the County Of Goodhue, on The first Tuesday
in January A. D.. 1862, the undersigned Sheriff
Of said Goo1hue County will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest cash bidder at the office Of the
Sheriff of said Goodhue county in the city Of
Red Wing, in said county, on the Goth day Of
March A. D., 1882, at one o'clock r. NJ, the
following described premises situate in the
county Of Goodhuc and State OF Minnesota be-
| ing the same premises described in the afore-
| said Decree, to- wit: < - ~ ~:
The South West quarter Of Section number
twenty, {2O,) in Township ono hundred and
nine. 1907 North Of Range eighteen West Will
all the appurtenances therein nto belonging.
Dated Feb. 11ths A. D. 1862. s. So. !. "a q
MARTIN s. CHANDLER 81
Shel if Of Goodhue County, MINI.
Cole & CAsr, Plf's Atty. L.s ''ss.
Faribault, MINI. 4 z.'s ...@2 . .'s5s Z
n13o. -: ~ ~, ~ no9y6:7w Z