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REFEREES SALE.

Tho State Of Minnesota, District Court 1sr
Judicial District for Goouhuc County.
Christopher Cogel, Plaintiff.
against
Thomas J Little, Robert X.
ives. James &. StoIduru md
Volney Brnnduge, Defendants
TTNDER and in pursuance of Judgment
~ rendered in the above entitled cause by
said District Court in open Court on the 26th
day OF June, A. D. 1861, whick said judgement
was daily entered and recorded by the Clerk of
said Court, notice is hereby given that the
undersigned: Rotcree therein appointed, to exc
cute such ludgacut, will sell ut public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, ut the front oor
"f tho Court House in the city Of Rcd Wing,
Goodhuc County Minnesota, as by said ,iudg-
mcnt directed, on Thursday tho nth day Of
july. A. d. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Of said day, all the right, title, claim interest
and demand Of said Thomas }. Little, as fixed
"nels determined BY said Judgment, in and to
III, following described premises, to wit the
West one-half of lot NJ" eight sin block No.
torty-cne \4D in tho city Of Rcd Wing in said
County md State, and the grist or Touring
mill situate thereon.
Dated ut Red Wing, Minn, June Sd. A. D.
1859. . . MARTIN s. CHANDLER.
Refcrcc
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NOCAL.
A Penny tor vcur Thoughts.' II will bo
True to Thee Dream OF my Mother and
my Home Little Jenny Dow LIZZIE Dies
To- Night 'Jonry's Coming DER the Grccn,'
and Why have my Loved Ones Gone,r By
Stephen G. Foster. Song Of the Contra bands,
'O, Let my People Co. as sung by them at #.
Words for snd %a cheras s ReSs1s
{ Rock me to Sleep, Mother by Kane O'Don-
nell !; There is beautiful World. by Hol,ne.;
: Flag Of our Union Forever > What they do.
at the Springs Charles Tremain : The Scisn-
tifc Frog Amhuhl The Girls are not 80
Thomas; always Look on the Sunny Side, BY
Covert; Three Cheers for our Banner , Will
liams; Where Liberty dwclls there is my
Country Phumbley; Volunteer Yankee
Doodle Of ':l Louis Selle. Price 25 eents each.
instrumental. -......
Comet Schnttisch.' Baker Union vaIss.'
Lagrasra; 'seirit Polka; General ecott's
Farewell Grand March, by z. A. Parkhurst; !;
Crinsline Waltz Marks; Fort Sum pter Grand
March, Glover. 25 cents each. Hibernian
Quadrilles; Christmas Carol Schottisch bev-
en- Sons Galop Laura Keene Waltz, Ill bv
Thos. Baker; Volunteer Yankee Decide Of
81, march BY -Lpuis sclles; Il Etoile Dc L.
Mer, valSe. T. b, Spencer; Music Box G.llop.
G. 4. Herring. IS cents each, Our Gsneraia'
Qnickstep, with beautiful vienet Of 8s Of our
generals, by GrafulIs !; President Lincoln's
Grand March, with splendid lithogrsph ef
Ills Exccllcncy, Music by hillmsm ulleT, leader
Of ED Reg't Band Yankee Doodl, will bril-
liant variations. E. A.. Parkhurst. 50 cents
each. Star Spangled Banner, with brilliant
variations, by A. Gall. s41cents. irving xusi-
|cal Gems, Book 3,s polkas, waltzss, Gs., 4Sf
rs cents. .fs..z..t E'1ss.t
Any person sending dollar shall Yeeeivs
1l.25 worth Of the above music. msilsd free. 5'
Just published by HORACE WATERS, :.
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CHICAGO ::
Sewing Machine Go.
OFFICE COR. LAKE AND CLARK SITS.
As.o.-.A

OFFICE COR. LAKE AND CLARK SITS.
- Over A. H.. Miller's Jewellery Store,
Entrance IS Clark Street.
N7Eeare now introducing to the public
i, x Newly Invented and Recently Patented
sewing Machine, the inventor of which has
dlscarded entirely the use Of cams ; and by
the application of Il NEW COMBINATION in me-
chanics, has accomplished results heretofore
unattained by any inventor, and produced
Machine capable Of us great range OF work
rs any other Machine in market, and better
adapted to the wants Of the community. as he
has combined, to greater extent than in any
other patent, CHEApNEss WITH ExCELLENcE,
DukABlL1Tf with SIMPLICITY, and Nois .lessness
OF Action, to degree not approached by any
other Machine. Orr Machines are
Liceneed By Elias How and associates
And are manufactured at the we'll known es-
tablishment Of Miles Greenwood, OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio. Machines are put mp on plain
tables, in half case, or in full cabinet, in Wal
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
Prices from $40 to 500.
eY Our Machines make the " Double Loop
Stich," which il preferable for family usc to
the . Shuttle Stich," or g Nhecler g. Wilson 5
Stitch" !" as it is sometimes called
!. because it is stronger and moro durable.
= Because its ri ght or face side is incomp par
ably handsomrr thanthat of the lock .stich,
while the reverse is fully as handsome as the
reverse OF that.
8: Because it is elastic, yielding or giving
with the material scwcd. I he Iock-.titvh is
non-clastic and yielding.
4. Because it is q fast stitch and will not rip
though every fourth stitch is cut. The lock
stitch will rip if once broken.
D. Because, while it is IL fast stitch, it is also
susceptible Of being taken out with great facil-
ty, in case it is required, in altering garments
6. Onr machines will run. gather fell, hym
tuck and embroidcr, and will do all that other
machines do.
All machines warranted, and kept in repair
year without charge.
We are also sole agents for the Sale in the
Western and North h-western States OF
BLAKE & JOIlNSON'S
Improved Patent Right Side IIemmer.
90. PRICE $500.
Its ready application to any kind of machine
new or old, making it altogether the most
complete Hemmer ever yet offered. 1t turns
the hem under, and places the fair stitch on the
light slIe Of the cloth.
Persons in the country, by sending rs their
address, incosing letter stamp, can have one
OF our circulars, list Of prices, and sample OF
work.
AGENTS WAITED TuROUGOUT TIE
WEST.
WISWALL & TAPPAN,
Late Of and Successors of
E. Richards & Co.
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota.
Address all letters to the "Chicago Sewing
Machine Co., T. y. Box 1882, Chicago, Illinois
CnAs. +. wIswALL, JOHN W. TArpAN.
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&1RO P1ANos.--WAR PEICEs.--Ncw
sp ~ 614 octave Pianos, all Round Corners
over strung and iron framed. for $50 dollars
7 oct do, for rs, 900 an. 25o dollars. Second
nann flanos at great bargains one oct. al
so dollars; one do. Gilbert, 40 dollars: one
CL rosewood, l25 dol'a 'ars one GM do. Waters
IGo dollars ; one do. 81, 49, dollars. MELo-
DEoNs, ~ oct. secondhand. 40 dollors; one
5 oct. do, 5" dollars do. Piano style, 65 dol
lars. Foreign Music at cents page Pianis,
in attendance to Try new Music. x.y
HORACE w ATERS, Agent,
No. 481 Broadway.
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SUMMONS.


STATE OF MINNESOTA, First Judicial District.
District Conrt, Counsy OF Goodhue.
Lovanaer Fuller Blackmer.
Plaintiff,
against .,
Lydia Ann Hlackmer,
Defendant.
To the defendant in the above entitled ac-
ton 1n she name OF the State Of Minnesota, J.,
You are hershy summoned and requil ed 10 an
swer the compliant Uf the plaintiff in the above
s entitled .s,ion: which said complaint has been
filed in the office Of the Clerk of said Court,
and II now On file 10 said office, and TO serve =
COPY Of your answer to said complaint upon
the suhseriaer, At his office in the city Of Red
Wing in said county, within thirty days afser
the service If this summons upon yon, exclu-
sive Of the day Of such service; and if rou
hail to answer said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will an
ply to the Court for tho RELIEF demanded il,
said complaint. JAMES II. PARKER,
@ta@@ = sag q Atty for PIE
Dated Red Wing, Minnesota. July sch, 1859.
nSiSS-TW -easssa &4sss 81 s.x&#S o.
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NINE. DEMOREST'S -. -. 3,
MIRROR Of FASHIONS

MAZE. l'EMOHESl'S -.~v- =
QUARTERLY MIRROR Of Fashions
WITH GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS,
the summer umbcr contains
Four Large and Splendid Fa .hion-Plates
Three Full Sized Patterns Of Dresses.
Comprising the ~ sezr :
New French Waist. al Elegant Sleeve,
AND A MISSES SACK, ~f.r -,
And Sheet of New and beautiful
BRAID AND EMBROIDERING PATTERNS,
Together with nearly 100 Engraving Of Ill
the novelties for SUMNER BoNSETs, CLoAxs,
TRIMMINGS CnILDHEN's DRESSES, Etc. and
valuable Information to Mi!Eners, Dress Ma
kcrs, Mothers, and Ladies generally, present
ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
the world, published 473 Broadway, and sold
everywhere ut rs cts, or sent by mil post
free, on receipt of the amount, in stamps 81,
silver, Yearly 81, with the following valuable
premium. 80" go . -. :
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to .
receipt for the selection Of SO cts. worth Of
plain patterns, from the lesigns in the book,
or from the show ROOM, or they may ba order
cd and sent by mail any time during the year ,,
by paying the postage.
Spcnlid Inducements to Canvasscrs. =,
Summer kumhnr nav roa1v
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Chicago, Prairie Ds Chicn
AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY LINE
MOST DIRECT ROUTE
FROM ALL POINTS IN
Il he N Oh h wv est
TO
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND ALL POINTS
E0S st u N d S OUth. agz~-

Tho advantages Of this route, ON al points
on tn. Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East, are supcyiorso those offered by any com
peting Limo.
No change Of Cars Is made between rrairi
du Chen and Chicago.
The Splendid sFnst Class Steamers of tbs
Prairie tu Chen and st. raul Packet Line
superior to all others on the Upper Mississippi,
for speed, comfort and convenience, make is-
rec. connection with Express Trains ut Prairie
du CHEN. -
By this route. passengers are enabled to each
Ehieago AS quick as by any other; getting a
full nights rest aud breakfast, on board The
Steamers: making tho change from Steamers
to Cars BY Daylight, and avoiding all On nibus
travel.
The distance from St. paui to Chieaso nv
this rouie y 4s0 miies. The distance ria the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad i ass mile.
Over one mile of Osnnibu> Trsve. 4 Incurred
by taking the ronss via La Crosse aud Milvau-
kee. Hxb ss4 sss Fl :
Thcsa facts sRkafIs this Line to 1t least an
csual share Of the North western business.
G. N. HUBBELL e. r. BACON.
Western Travelling s General Tickse
.ssAksnt. sAgeas, Milwaukee.
Il. G. HOFFMAN & 90,
Agsats. Red Wiae.
Is 4ss$SSSs Ss$$Ea:S ~ $st@ss@s = #
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SIN GER & co., '-"zissts
IetterSsA,,
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

wILH ALL TIE RECENT 1MPRovENENTs,5 -
rs the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST sEA u1iTvL
l. Of all Sewing Machines. This Machine will
sew nything, from the running of tuck in
Tarlctan to the making Of an Ovcrcoat--any-
thing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down, to tho
softest Cause or fGossamer Tissue, AMI 10 ever
ready t." do its work to perfection. 1t can fell;
hem, bind, gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity
for great variety of ornamental work. This
is not the only machine that fell: hem, bind
and so forth, but it will do so better than any
other machine. The Letter "a" Family Sew
ing Machine may be had, in great variety Of
cab net eases. The Folding Case, which is now
becoming so popular, is, ny its name implies,
one thatcan be folded into box or casc, which !
when opened, makes a beautiful, substantisl,
and spacious table for the work to res. upon :
The eases are of every Imaginable, design
plain us the wood grew in its native forest, OF
as elaborately finished as art can make them.
SenG for copy ofs' SINGER e. Co.'S GAZETTE"
/. NJ. SINGER & CO., ~
458 Broadway. N. Y.
Milwaukee Office, II Ncwhall House. ~.
Chicago Office, so Clark Street.
HENRY NORRIS,
n4lv6 Agent in St. Paul.
MESEROLE T. MoLAREN,! -
Agents in Red Wing /
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PIANOS, MELODIANs

PIANOs, MELODIANs.....,,...,
zzs,IIExAND9R ORGANS,
Sheet Music, ss1fusic Books, xlkercha,,.
disc, and at kinds ef Mus;caz
instruments, at the louest
,.@r possible 22riees.r
The Horace Waters Modern Improved Over
sI'77' IRON FRAME PIANOS IS
are justly pronounced BY the Press and Music
Masters to be superior Instruments. They are
built of the best and most thoroughly seasoned
materials, and WILL STAND AMI cL MATE. The
tone is very deep: round full and mellow the
touch elastic. Each. Piano warranted for three
years. Prices from 5000 to $500. Second hand
Pianos at great bargains; Is, 40, SO, l1o, ll5,
l50, l60 and ITO dollars. 6Second-ha Me-
lodeons from 80 to 60 dollars.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS.
Rosewood Gases, tuned the Equal Tempera-
ment, with the Patent Divided Swell and Sole
Stop.
No. Y - octave scroll legs, from toG, s45
as (" IF toF' IS IS
" - - :: {" Piano :. Style, i. FFtoy' 100
80 80 ""t~osstops,"pd two sets Ct ofreeds, l5o
.z. and, two banks cfkeys, ~ zoo
r." S.-5 octave Organ Melodeons, two =
banks Of keys, pedal bass, four and
six taps, $50, 275 and 800 d ollars.
These Melodeons remain in tune long time
Each Melodeon warranted for three years.
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For Sale.

0SEs Yoke Of Working Cattle, good size,
~ wcll broke, perfectly orderly, six years
old. Also one good team Of Horses, ca pable
Of doing heavy business. .sss
THOMAS CARNEY,
Goodhuc Centre.
II addressed by mail, direct Red Wing Post
office. n44:8w
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EUROPE HOTEL

The subscriber has leased and newly furn-
ished, in the best style, the 2 -aa@
r EUROPE HOTEL. : Il
and II now reaiy to accommodate the trs vel
ling pablo With oil the convenianess Of mod
eYn l1OsrD~. &= zS#&g II 41~S = : - - j 81
BoAsDING BY the day OF BY shs week nj
reasons bic RArxs. s.. 'sns,ss ssE :
Good s:abIing for teams will b furnished
and every care and attention will b. q ven s
both man and beas. III szse''
BED Wing, JuIy ID, 1881. ......-..,
SIS DAVID PECEETT.
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" THAT STANDARD SHEET"
A NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND

On New Years day Of 1859. that world-re-
nowned and unrivalcd gem Of American Jour
nalism. the peerless New York NJ ERcURY, will
enter upon the twenty fourth year Of the most
brilliant career ever achieved by paper
During the past year it has been she teacher,
story tclIer mentor, and oracle Of TWO HUN
DRED THOUSAND AMERICAN HOMES, from ocean
to ocean--and from Quebec, in Canada, to PEN
sacola, on the Gulf of Mexico. Young and
Old. rich and poor. have revcled in it's enchant-
ing stories Of wisdom, romance. art, poetry,
and genial humor: and its praise is
The noble patriot-so!dier in his tent, too, has
whiIed away the tedium Of camp life in the
absorbing review Of its = a
FORTY BRILLIANT. COLUMNS.
finding in them fascinating meLtal discipline
known only to those who rally to the BAxxgR-
SHEET OF THE GRAND A AHxY OF AxERIcAx In
TELLEcT AsD GENUS! i
Of the New York Mercury can only say. that
it shall he their aim to make their great family
journal Of American literature, for 1862. more
brilliant and enchsntin9 than eyer, in its con-
centratiop Of al the worlds erandest and most
beautiful speciaIities in healthful Romance.
refining Knovledge, sparkling Hnnor, snd
entertaining Nsws-untij. like love,i it s
- rules the conrt, the camp, the bower,",
as II already :nlss the happy domestic 6reside.
Inc ecltoTlal tone and National depaYtments
Of The New York Mercury will continue true
to that lofty spirit Of patriotism which has
made It = necessity Of the people since the War
began, and kept it in enthusi astic dam and when
|o,her sheets were dying ali around it9sor wsnt
'ohpoPulas support.
Already tho larees. Literary Journal in the
world, and famous ~ the focna Of thousand
brilliant literary repntations, it, programme
lor 1867 viii be nlsg0ifeent beyond eli pfeeed-
ent The most celebrated pens Of this country
and Enr"pe have been secured in its service Ar
~ OUTLAY EorAL TIE xxryxsH OF nons 7aAs
0Sk NATIONAL GOV sEksnEHT 1x THx OLD WoRLDs
md ifS Loseletts. or continued stories for 1862,
viIl :! ne the most sPlsndid triumphs sf elegant
flct,sn ever published. To these, TOO. the
magic Penea Of the greatest Of Americas artists,
ar: fEiix &c. DAkLEY, will lend the sid Of
pictorial art. *'5
The New York Mercury u sold by ~ news
men and rericdicsl deslers IN America. To
fsubeeribers. IL is regularly maiIed every 6stur-
1 dsyfmerpipg. for ~ ye4r three copiss for
s5: six copiss for 1S: sig copies fr ti1, w,tk
~ exits copy, 1HEE, 20 the getfer up of tie
Ielnb. bix months' subSrrir1iOn Yeeeiyed. -
lALsAIs EnIfE SLAI~LY 5MI HA1sx % Yora
PosT OsSIcE, CorxTr, xsD s1EsK. We tske
The notes of al specie paying banks @ rsr.
IPayment mnse in vsYjsbiy be inside IN sdvanee.
SPecsmss CcpSes sent lYee ~ alI sppli-
Add.e. Ill Istssss a.d rsuisaanees. poet
paid, - - Z g.
oAULDWELL, ssC1Hwosrn YrfrrrY
Bropsfstoss ol til Nev Yofk nsresry.
Basx g IL s., Mr. Fri 0zy
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL NO, 2.
TX Onn COPIES is.ued the srss txsl.e

,6OsOOO months Of Ito pubncatlon. le ID
of the tunes snd Hymns were written cxPrsss1~
1y for this volume. IL will soon be 10 popular.
ssits predecessor Bell No. ID vhieh hss ssai
up TO the enormous number Of s7a, 900 copsse
in SO months. outstsipping any 6CDdAy 6shosll
both volumes are bound n one TO sccomns.
date schools wishing them in that form. Ysjsss
Of Bell No. 2, paper covers, IS cents, ID dollef1
per hundred. Bound. Is cents, 10 dollars per
hundred. Cloth bound emb0s.ed Gilt, 20 eenfs.
ers, 1seents, 10 dollars per huadsd.- Bsspd..
70 cents rs doI1an pr hundred. Cloth boand
smbossed gilt, 2s cent, 20 d0llsTs PER lan1sel.
Bells Nos and bound together, - cents, soi
dollars pr hundred. % copies SuYnisbed at
gilt. 50 cents, 70 dollars per hundlsd. Nal
postage free % tie sefafl price. i9.tz 2.ss
HORACE sWAfERe, sTublilheY, Il I
No. 48l Broadway u. u
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HORACE WATERS, MEIODEONs
THE ALEXANDER ORGAN

Is reed instrument: corresponding in power
and compass to the ordinary lsteet pipe Organ.
All who huve any knowledge Of the Piano can
perform upon hisinstrument without difficulty
the key board being tho Same US that Of the
Piano.
In rosewood cases, stops. ".$l6o
- "'.'' ''..'.... .... 1885
IL ".... 235
Is stops, with percussion n................ 80
i3 stops, with percussion, and ''cxpressi IN
nj Ia main, ...''.': ..:....... s75
The same, in rich roscwo God cases. ...... 425
A liberal discount to Clcrgymen, Churches,
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, Scminaries and
Teachers. The Trade: supplied on the most
liberal tern s.. W
:, HORACE WATERS, Agent,
333 Broadway, New York.
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LIBBY HOUSE.
NOS. 81, & IS WATER STREET new YORK
Three doors above the Hsd.ou River II
@4 II. Denot. @ = s@@@E -

TINS HOTEL II CONVENIENTLY SsrrArrp
for business men visiting New York. The
proprietor "a kcS pleasure in announcing to the
ished his iIeu>e, and il prepared 10 r;ve .ho.e
Ehs may faser him with their patronage lie
csmfarss Of hene, while so;ouruinS in the
city - Board sl 50 per day. - s -
RAA.llBBY, Proprietor.
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lee buskels Eavy Beans inu@.
dsaseav, for wkieh cash viii be paid.
Y -..-s-z-a @ BENCH = CO.
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All Job Work done at this Office viii; he done
promptly, and is Warranted to give entire sat
isfaclion. We have coHsta' tly on hand, or will
print to order, all kinds Of LIE gal Blanks,
MOI tgagcs, with or without Waiver,
Chattel Mortgages, Deeds,
Bonds, Agreements. q,
Summons, Executions,
Warrants, Venires,
.Snbpocnas.
We will print to order on the Short
est notice and at the lowest prices,
Addresses, Books,
Blanks, Bills,
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading,
Circulars, Cards,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets,
Show Bills, Receipts,
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
a Printing Office.
ORDERS rRox THE Country PRoxprLY FILL
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TEN miles from Rcd Wipg.se shs sMaatssL,
i yiIlS road q -
AAcosmedatsons1 1orman apd b11st 4hrn;ah.
J.;v n.sBAILEY; ;PD1vsssefs
nsys s. nsS-ales1ys ss
DIARIE3. a Iarcs aock sor<1eoes s.,.es.s.
ssiye. I. 8 THE cITT BOOB 2fo1Isf,
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1862. PROSPECTUS smed,
II |tftfI0 fI,EerE ii
Th6Chicag0 Tribune
Devotedz se evs, .ooikd1 ikd1sacs isnsacss 4aslitscs,
Agriculture, Science and LtteTae0F0y

FIST CLASS WESTERN NEMsfAfxk;1
Devoted7se ggeNss .Ooidi d g; lA.slitscs,.
Agriculture, Science and LtteIaeoFss
ca2. d.GE : I---42It X f45a
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dom, Justice and humanity Improvement Of
the Mental, Moral and Physical CONDITION Of
the masses Perpetuity Of the Union, obedience
TO the" csnsritntion On, and supremacy of che
Laws; No Compromise with traitors ;sFfse
Homesteads for the Landless; Encopraaement,
of Home Industry No Politicsl JoSbcry:
Honest men for offices; Economy in Govern:
ment A sound Currency and Death. 10 ALI
s Wild cat Shinplasters," !" and the prosecution
Of the War against Treason until the last Rsbe1
has laid down his arms. s -, -.n--,,.s
In price and size Of sheet amount and fresh--
ness OF Intelligence, variety and value Of in;
formation, fullness and accuracy of, commeEciaf
matter and in whatever else goes to make up
q First Class. Newspaper, The Tribute :chaf
lenges comparison with any other Journal East-
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Single Subscribers, in advance, ........& !. so
Three copies, = rate of $1.s3).... ."...... %
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THE VOLUNTEER.

We are prepared to do any and all kinds Of
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ORDERS TRox THE Country PRoxPrLY FILL
ED.
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE AT RED
Wing. Those wishing to advertise their busi-
ness, will do we'll to patronizc
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A. - 1T Ssaes Z
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OF RED WING.

AS an Advertising medium, the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE EXPELLED. 1t has large and rapid-
ly Increasing circulation. Its circulation is. to
Il great extent, confined TO the
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NEW MUSIC.
VOCAL.

PcHuld Indu"cnentS TO CnnVASS
ummer Number now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
GFent Lsrtinin.

The Loadon Daiy Meas eGitorially shows how
false, thus far, have been the predictions Of Tie
Times on American AFFAIR." and how uni asst aud par
tial have been its comments.
The Peace Society OF London has issued an address
70 the people Of tue United States, urging that the
time has come when an attempt should be made TO
arrest the destructive conflict that is being carried
on. It deprecates any interference with American
affairs but such would prove acceptable to Aner-
cans, but says: "Surey the idea Of friendly media
tion may De entertained without any der0gaton Of
national dignity" IL argues that Tiers only
two alternatives TO Issue out of the wareither the
utter eNie iminaiion OF of the parties to it,
some form of accommodation ard compromise be-
tween the cOnteuding sides. Ii asks: % Is it not
better TO have TO the latter al once before
the feelings of the North and South become hope
lessly inhamed with the most bitter luminosity aud
vengeance"
The Archbishop of Canterbury was suffering from
. dangerous illness, and not expected 10 live
maDy hours at the time of the departure OF the
steamer
The liabilities of Mr.. Pearson Of Hull were stated
at four hundred thousand pounds sterling.