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saoo Fire Department.


PERMANENT ORoANIzArioS.-The readers
of the Union and Journal are well aware OF
the "irrepresible conflict" for somc time
past going onto use the popular designa-
ton Of parties, between the "citirens' and
"iiremen" of Saco.
As soon as the result Of the last town meet
ing in Saco, was known, theseyeral fire COM
panies then organized, surrendered oil the fire
apparatus belonging to the town, then in
their possession, to the public authorities
and terminated, in body, their connection
with the fire department.
The selectmen and "citizens" Immediately
took measures to provide FIRE department to
take the place oftho old. The result OF their
efforts will be seen in the following reports
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New Publications.

American Agr,culturist for May,.yol. XXI.
No. I Orange Judd, Publisher. Al Park Row. New
York. 3iayearj 10 cents nlmber.
The May issue Of the Agriculturist will DO
found fully equal to any former number
The calendar Of operations for the month
embraces hundreds Of hints for work on the
farm and in the garden. In addition, this
single number contains over $50 articles and
items for the farm, garden and household,
including a SOS prize article on apple cul-
ture q slashing report on "artidcial ma
nurcs," by the President Of Penn. Agricul.
tural College, etc., etc. Among the engrav-
ings are beautiful page cut entitled "Sheep
Tending" slow to Hold and Drive Horses"
Beautiful Leaved Plants" "a Disturbed
Nap" "Sbadows on the WALL" etc. Mi.
mute maps Of the Mississippi River, the coun-
try from Norfolk to Richmond, including the
topography of Yorktown; also, Savannah,
Ca, Fort Pulaski, and vicinity.
ARrHuR's HoxE MAGAzNE.-The June No.
of this magazine is received. In the table
Of contents we notice the following: "Thc
Dark Hour" sour Country" Hospital
ity," &C., &c. The toilette and work table
is loaded with the usual number Of neatly
wrought articles. The number is finished up
with the editors department. This number
is embellished with q fine steel engraving
called the Blind Piper.
For sale at the bookstores. Single mum.
bers Is cents; $500 per year in advance
4 copies one year, $500.
Edited by I. S. Arthur and Virginia +.
Townsend. T. S. Arthur & Co., 1923 Wal
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Important from tho South.

Defeat Of Beauresard Anticipated.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans and all other citizens Of Maine,
who support the state and National Adminlstra-
tlous, will meet In Convention In
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
On Thursday. the 9Th day OF June next. at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
10 nominate a candidate for Governor and to trans
act any other business that may properly come be-
fore the Convention.
The basis Of representation will be as fOllows'-
Each city, town or plantation shall be entitled to
one delegate. Each city, town or plantation that
cast seventy-aye votes for the Republican eandi-
date for Governor In 1861, shall be entitled TO an
additional delegate and one delegate to every one
hundred votes for said candidate in 1901 above
seyenty.aye.
JAMES q. BLAINE.
LEONARD ANDREws
SAMUEL. r. SPRING,
NELSON DINGLEY, ia,
RS STEVENS.
WALES HUBBARD, Republican
JACOB 4. SMITH,
N. A. FARwELL,
T. HARMON State
4 p. STRICKLAND,
EUGENE HALE,
W. n. SMELL Committee.
r. ID. FULLER
g. n. ID. WOODBURY.,
J, VI. LlyERMoRE,
Il. wooDBNRY,
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CITY HALL, PORTLAND,

Republican
State
Committee.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALES

nEFAULT has been made in the condition
D.of mortgage dated September Soth. 1857.
made, executed and delivered Ly l.. u. Hart to
Abilah Hard and duly; reeordc,l in the etfice O
Registar"of Dee'ls III and for Goodhuo coupty
Minnesota, on tho "a day OF October, A. d.
1850, in book S'4of Mortg: gcs, on pages 457
and '45s, which mortgage is upon the following
described lands, situa ted in said Goodhue coun-
ty.to wit The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter, and twenty, acres off Of the south
side OF the north half ofthe north cast quarter
OF section ty-six, in township one hunired
AMI 4ilc lO5) north. ofranse number sixteen
(lb) AMI was given to secure the .paymenJ OF
the pronsissory note # /. D. Hart, dated Sop
teinber 80, 1857, for tho sum of three hundred
ard thirty-eghr dolla,s and tiftvsthrce cents.
payable to the said Abi,u IIurds Or bcaror.
and due on t he 9Th day Of Scptcm miber. 1858, ~
And whereas there is now due ION said note
the SUM OF S431 100. and II, s,rit#or proceed
ing at law or otherwise ff.s been iinstituted to
recover the same or any part thereof " . ~
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
BY vir:1tfc ofa power of sale contained in said
mortgage. and pursuant to t!fS stut1ite in such
case !ntie>and provoed. said NOR tyare will !,c
trYccloScd. and said mortyayc pre- ,niscs viii
be sol at public auction by the Sheriff Of sai,.
county, at the front door Of the Court House in
fthc City Of Red Wing. in said cc,nty, on the
18th day. january. 1863, at ~ o'clock A. NJ. :.
to satisfy the amount that shall then !,e due on
said note and mortgage and the costs and eX-
penscs of said sale. Dated Red Wing, Novcm-
bcr 1ssh. 1862. ABIJAU HARD,
EInltWI MOrtrarcc.-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
SIN G E II & CO.'S
Hottor 49,,
Z 4 HlLE sEts ING IisACEysa57,

WlLH ALL TIE RECENT IMpRovFM1S1s
) the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST nr.r1,rr,
s. OF all Sewing Machines. This Mrh;rrn;I mi
sew anything, from TIL: running Of n t,,cl, in
iar!rtin t" the making Of an Uv, r;out ..snr
thing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down tn 10
>'i!r:t Cause or G"S*:.,ncr Tissue, AMI sever
ready &" its work to perfection. 1t tcuntcl>
hein hInt. gather. tnck. quilt and Eas culn,i,v
tor il great variety of ornamental work. Tli.
Is not the only chine hart can fell. hem l,;,.I
and so forth. but It Will DO -, i,,.t.rr ,h:n .,t..
"th"r m;t-lIr". The Letter a" FAMILY Sew,
ing Machine may hc had in II great >uri,,v sf
cabinet eases. The Folding Case, which IS Tow
'rc"'n'h: 40 nr'Aslar. is, as it's name i1uulies
ono thatrn7 IL. folded 1T box or cusc. wl;,,h .
when ol'rncI, makes beautiful. svh>tanti,I
and "i'"ri|'lS table rr the wor,; t, res. r,,o,,
I've cases are OF every m.Ginnb,c .lcx;',n
lAln rs the wood gre" in its il.tiyc f,rr.r or
as ci""nr"'eI' Hni<hc'' as art can make ,I,r,o.
S,nt, :ora copy OF SINGER d Go. .'sG.ztrTI -
|. NJ SINGER II CO.,
439 broadway, y Y.
M:f"Ankrr Office. II New haIl House.
;ErtHyo Oji,cc, 30 Clark Street,
HENRY MORRIS,
h7i'o ~ Agent in st. PAIL.
F::SEEOLE u MulAKr.N.
Agents in Red ing
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
MAZE. DESlOREST'S

MAZE. DEMOREST'S
} QUARTERLY MlRltOt Of FASHIONS
WIFn "!EAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDlT1oSs
the summer EUmbcr contains
" " large nnA Splendid Fashion Plates
Th'S'e T'uW9SzeN Patterns et' Dresses
! Comprising the
New rench Waist. an Elegant Sleeve.
AND y MISSES SACK, -
An, =! Il Sheet Of New and Beautiful
BRAID AND EMBROIDEEING PATTERNS,
Together with nearly LOO Ey.ruyny OF all
tho nc.rltic for SUMNER, BoSSr1s, C!.oAks.
Tx,MM1xos ''Hn Deems DRESSES, rrr.. and
valuabl. ,rf;,, nnutinn t. Mi!.ii-rr-. Dress Ma
kcrs, Mothers. and Ladies !!cncral!y. prcsc,lt-
ing the largest md best Fashion Magazine ia
the world, publis hnL 47% Broadway, ami sold
everywhere at 3. cts, or sent by mail p"st
. 'cc, on reccii't tnc amount, in stamps @:
,i! Yer. Yearly 81, with the flllowlny valuable
prt lni,m.
F., ,cll yearly suhsc, her will be entitled to IL
-ecri ut for the Sclcc, on Of )" cts. worth Of
plain patterns, from II -; les i'll the book
,r iron, the show r,"n:, or hey ma' b.. or'"r-
ID and >r n' hy mail any tire during the year,
D, paying the postage.
S,,cndid Inducements tr Cunv uS>crI.
Summer Number now ready:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE,

NEFA CLf has been made in the condition
- or Il certain mortgage dated Scptcr Der
5oth, 1877. made, executed and delivered by
John J. Rhinch;.rt to Ab)all Hard, which
mortgage was given to Soclirc the Payment o4'
a pronissory note bcaring date September 30th,
| l5j7 made Ivy the said Rhinchurt payable to
tie said Al'iah Hard for the sum Of five hun
tdred AMI sixty -e ghc dollars and forty Blk cents
due and payable on or before the 9Th day Of
September. .-tS55. Said mortgage was duly re-
corded III the office Of the Register OF Deeds in
AND 1or said county OF Goodnne, on the I'd day
!ofOctobcr, 1877. in Book .'}'' Of Mortgages OH
pages 455 and 45;, and convcycl subject to
IT. 1ca>"ll..c. tn. following ncsrrl5cl land to
wit The north east quarter Of section twtn-
lty -four (24} in township nulabvr one hrnrod
and nine l"") north. Of range number sixteen
L 10y. And whereas there is now due Oh said
nos the sum 81 seven hundred and thirty ivc
dollars alnl 'h.rtytivc cents and no part there
Of has been paid. And WHEREAS no suit or
"tilcr proceeding at law equity has been hl.i
or Instituted tu;r=cJvcr the same. or any ;o;lrt
thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
ny virtue OF power of sale, outu,lcd in said
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute ir .ticl:
Ease .;stss and provided. said ir1urt.arc vii! l.,
icrcclc>+:u. anl said inortsagcd premises viii
be sold ut public auclion by the Sheriff If said
county, ut the from, door Of the Court House.
in Sail county, on the 18th tny OF January,
l>i3 at l"oclock A. NJ, to satisfy tn" amount
that >it.!:l then be due oll said note AMI mort-
gage, and the costs and EXPENSES ofSaiI sale -
Dated Red Wing, November IS. lS;3.
ABJAII HARD,
'inl'"' Mortgagtc.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
ssAERffF's SALE UNDER EXECUTION

. ea aEklfFS SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
INDER and by virtue of an execution issucd
,rS1... 0nt 81 and under the seal Of tho D;strhe
EoNs fOE the:HrstJ judicial D,strict,@,n and Tor
SaS Souhty OF Goodhue, and State Of Minnesota.
.a,sGe sh,n 24shday Of November, A. d. 1862, by
.ne .e. Ciefk thereof, ona Judgment rendered III
sald Court on tlto' 4th duy OF SeptcmbarS A u
1851, wherein Jesse Mclntirc was plaintiff an,i
george W. Bullard was defendant, in fa vor OF
saiu plaintiff and against said d:isndunt. for
ene sum 81 tareo hundred ana sixteen dollar.
aaA fp!ty-hvc cents {Sal6 4j),, have lcyied
9pon1hShc right, title and interest which the
Ioose namo"t George W. Bullarl hui on the 4th
Gay or September. AID, 1861 !, orLas at any time
since had in and to the following described
ENDS "nd premises, lying and being in Goodhuc
county, ANA State Of Minnesota and described
i.Atoilows to wit: " Lots number two(9) and
thfee ~, and the southeast quarter Of the
soatn-Wcst quarter 0 section No.tt!rty -one( 81 J
l"t 20" one it J. and the south west quartz of
Iae southeast quarter OF section. No. thirty
one ~ }; otnumbcr two (2) Of section num-
hsr thirty -two (32); the west halt Of the south
WeSt q";!fter Of section nu bcr thrty-une 81 J:
iot NUM- Der tonr )ot section nunlbrr thirty
one 81 I; let number one 1)of section number
thifty-t%o i32j; lot number two ~ Of section
number thirty -three( (33 al! intownsnip NUN
ocr ohc hundrcd and thirteen jl':, nor.h Of
range s'tlnber thirtocn( 49, west.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina I
shal' on the lo:h day Of January, 4, u. lS:3.
az ten o'clock il the forenoon Of said dav. =,
t'ic 'front.' door e. the Court !lous.. in ,h. CIV
o. "ca! wing ,iu said q oohh,tc County offer for
sa'y at r"hitr auction and shall then and ,hcrc
81 ma scp Tor cash to the highest bidder
""'cr s:id exccntion, the iutercs, so levied
upon ois.'li George ". Bullard in and TO the
"hhs Az .p:c.n >eS !cviel upon as atorc said
or 5" ~ uct thereof shall be necessary to sat
'"'T SAID EXECUTION, besides legal interest ANA
costs excepting ci g!lty acres cy said land SC
!cc.cn ~ the said George W. Bulluri as q
A"'h u,aicr the Homestead Exemption
Laws "1 tke state Of Minnesota an, described
AS Ivltows, T. ~it :: Lot number three i:}} il,
sectioi. 'i'.nb:r thirty one! II containing sixty
seven ;s'.>t 1j-lo) acres Of land according to tho
s'ovcrHnlont Survey thereof: also, twelve aad
~ lo' acres oI of tale north SIDE Of the south
c'st Quarter Of the southwest quarter OF sec
zion lumber thirty-oisc 81 ~ md bounded uS
follows, to wi: : i: Beginning 81, the south ives,
corner OF 81 id lot three pruning from thoncc
tout'! SIX Chains AMI five links. thence cast
twenty chains, thence north chains and five
!!hKs /" the south cast corner said lot three
!") thence west ."::.ty chains 20 tho point oi
beginning. NIL j., Township on hundred and
tnlrtco'' H. t'rIh. Of range m mbcr thirteen
&" vest, III lid Goot hue coun. y. Dated at
Hcl Wing. VI nncsota. Nvvc:nbsl 2jth. y. u
1862. MARTIN :. CHAi 'DLER,
Steri1 Of Goodhuc county, N lnncsota.
JESSE MCINTYRE, Attorney in pers on.
r.7no1SW7
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
THE CHICAGO A4A CHICAGO r S2
Evening Journal Sewing Machine Go.
q OFFICE COR. LAKE AND CLARKSrS.
-. Over A. II. Miller's Jewellery Storc,s
Entrance 25 Clark Street.

3 OFFICE COR. LAKE AND sCLARKsTs,
Over A. II. Miller's Jewellery Storc,z
Entrance Is Clark Street.
WE are now introducing to the publi.
W. Newly Invented and Recently Patented
sewing Machine, the inventor of which has
discarded entirely the use, of cams !; and by
tne -applicatlon Of Il NEW coMB1NATIox in me
chanlcs: has accomplished results heretofore
uunattained by any inventor, and produced a
MAGAZINE capable Of as great a rance OF work
as any other Machine in market and better
adapted to the wants Of the community. as he
mas combined, toa greater extent than IN any
other patent, CHEAPNEss WITH ExcE1IrScr
DuRAB1L1TY with SIMPLICITY, and Noir ir.lessncss
OF Action, t" degree not approached by any
other Machine. Orr Machines arc ""'
Nce'eedby Elias Ho,o and Associates
And arc mann racturcd at the we'll known cx-
ia abi'shment of Miles Greenwood. of Cincin
h,t,' Chlo' Machines arc put up on plain
tables; IN half case, or in full cabinet, in WAL
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
Prices from $40 to sfot,<
- Our Machines make the & Double Loon.
such:n which is preferable for family use to
the . Shuttle Stich, )" or 81 Wheeler &. W;lson.s
Stitch" as it is sometimes called
!: Because it is stronger and more a,rab1e
=. because It's right or face side is incompar-
ably handsomcr than that Of the lock sticb.
whilc the !everse Is fully rs handsome as the
8; Because it is elastic, yielding or giving
with the material scwed The Iocl-x,;1, h :
non-clastic and non -yjelling
f. Because it is fast stitch and will not rin.
though every fourth stitch is cut. The 1o:t
stitch will rip if once broken
5. Because, ~lac Il 4 n fast stitch + ;s ,1s>
susceptible Of being taken ont with great fari1
ity, in case it is required as in alterino garments
6; Our machines will run. gather, fell. hcm.
tuck and embroidcr, and will do all that other
machines do.
All machines warranted, aiu Kept in repair
one year wltkott charge. 49, 'r"''
w y" are also sole agents for the Sale in the
Western and Northwestern States. Of
BLAKE & JOHNSON'S
Improved Patent Right Side rseumor
PRICE So. 90.
us ready appl'cat'on TO any ki7t,l 81 machine
new or OLD making it altogether the most
complete Hummer ever yet offered. It turn.
lHc mem uhdcr..and plares the fair stitch on tho
right side of 'hc cloth. " ''0
| lcrsons in the country, by sending us their
address, inclosing letter Stump cam bnyo nns
OF our circulars, list Of prices, and sum,lc Of
work. '''t'o W
AGENTS WANTED TnROCGDrT TIE
WEST.
" !SN ALL &; TAPPAN
Late of and Successors Of
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin,. Iowa ,n',
Minnesota. o
Address all letters to t he !:Ch;ccgo s,,xinc,
Machine Co.. z. .. Box 1882, Cl.:caro. II,u,;s
'"NS' - "lS"ALL, JOHN ". TArrAN
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
La Fr0>>a & Milwaukee I>a;,ro,d

KY rs connections. forms the nhorir,t
I'M I.:st, ami only uircct route to
4HAro"Ir", lHir"yo, Uefroit, Pts
d'f'y, "(c'(", .Nc~ York. Boston,
and all points East and South
One" the sllc'd;l United States mail steam
crs NJ rthcrE Belle, kcol<ul; and Moses M,Icl-
lap VIII leave st. Paul daily at 5 A. NJ. from
wharf boat, foot Of Sihlcy street, connecting
ac La crosse next morn:.g (Sun'nys excepted
after breakfast with the 6 AN train, 2rri,ju,,
AT M'InesotaJ unctI6n IL ~ r. M.. in Milwaukee,
at Z.">tiic same afternoon, and in Chicago at
. same evening. in time 20 corncct with alr-
Eastern and Southern trains.
Ibis Is the only route by which passenger.
arc sure OF making connections in Milwaukee
or Chcago tho next evening after leaving st.
Baggag, checked through.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE.
For through tickets to all points East and
South, applyto MESERULE d McLAREN.
:, r p. Rcd Wing.
r. il. GooDf.IeHn. Manager, Milwaukee.
). kIMEALL, Gen. Ticket Ag't milwaukee,.
W. w. WILSON, Gen. Passenger Ap'tSt.Puu
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
THE HORSE POWER
REFER ENCES-

r. Wn'rNEl,.. ............ Green Bay Wis
j. j J. SMlTH, ,.... Ripun :!
EMERY " Co., ...... Chicago. III
Il. PLASTER Co. ........ Grand Rapids. Mich
HENRY DARLING, ,........ Weaversvillc. Mich
n. IL. llocnsrELLER,..... SlancSviIic Ohio
r. MosCHLEl:, ........ Mount Eaton, :.
Philadelphia: Penn.
GE:rS.-With two horses on your Anti fric
ton Power. we drive your No. l Nil, grind
ing 10 BUSHELS OF CORN PER HOUR, and cut a lnry:
quantity Of hay 1T the same time. have never
seen power that runs with, so little friction
and consequently with 80 little strain upon the
horses. W. p. COOrER
Supt. 18th & 18TH St. Pass K. Il. Co.
CLosTEE, n. j., Jan? 20, 1862.
MEsSEs. BESSLr BRoTuEES GESrS.-I am
very much pleased with the Power. 1t runs
easier than any .oehcr- Power in this vicinity
end with the same horses will do nearly, or
quite rwicc Ms much work. run my Thrcshcr
ct i 500 revolutions per minute and "a inch
Cross-cut Saw, 1T 200 revelations. :.''-i
Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
~ On nil Orders Received Before Oct.
ist.> 1862, the Freight will be Z: ':ep.;a to
Chicago or any other Point OH Lake
N rhiSan. ,v g
.B- Lihcral discount to dculcrs. Agents
State. County and Shop flights for sale.
For further information send stamp for H.
lustrutcd Circulars o
BENNETT BROTHERS,
no2v6;3'n ~ and Ak Greene ST., New York.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
PROBATE NOTICE.
State Of MinueSoea,t

State oil MflneSoea,l
County ofGoodhue, So. In Probate Cerrt
In the matter OF granting letters OF adTt,rs
tratisn npon the estate OF Frs<ierisk sBartci
dcceased:&4gS3 -, - 2A>S Z - ~ 81
r pom reading and Cling the petition on oath
- of frcd"rica Bariel praying that letters
OF xLmini. trntion of all and singular the goods
chastsls, rights. credits aud estate Of Frederick
Earsel, deceased, late of sxid county of Good
hue DC granted TO her. 49,
i, Is order that the thirseenth day Of De-
cemher, 4. d. 1862. be aud the same is hereb !.
assigned for the hearing OF said petition. and
alb persons interested in said estate arc cauir-
| ua ~ be and appear before he Probate Court.
! at IT'S office, in the city OF Red Wing in said
Ieasnsyus aeeIeeS p. NJ. of that dav. and
show eanse. If ANY there bs. Why she PRAYER u,
the satd petitioner shoal,s ns.s be granted
aud it is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice Of the time ana place OF hearing
said petition BY causing copy oil this order TO
be cablished ia the Goe,ihle Volunteer three
ssasees>ive weeks Prrcr 70 said day Of hearing.
passI Rcd Wing, Mnn-, Nov. sth. 1889.
"a CLINTON e. REYNOLDS.
- s.zs~ - Judge OF Probate,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

DHS. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 co.. Pro-
prict"rs %ot the Natte,al Dispcn.ary, establish
'cd Ciuciruuti, d., san- /. so, cure all private
,lisvss.s with un"xawp!cd rapility. We gar
antee to'c.rc Gon"srts.a. G!cet, Syphilis. I'm.
,otrncy, Nocturnal Emissions. or self Abuse
tURNAL Emissions, Female Complaints in
short. .cvery'p"~sbic &orm aud variety Of S,v,t-
lur Disease. Durcs ra,.id. thorough and per
manont, and fees moderate. Send for our Cir
lvular-rIFTEEN large in. by II in. letter
"ises, OF varied, valuable ard INTERESTING
matter. Also. q Circular intended for ladies
only.
/ Dr.. Jackson's Female Iills-onc dollar per
box-sENp FOR CIRCULAR.
]inviyorator Of Genital Orsans-sESD Fri CIR
ICrLAE.
Special wri.;c,i Replies, wc.l~calc,l, sent with
tho Circulat, wthou; charge. One uf the
chca pest most interesting a nj mi noriant haoks
ever pr.liShcd 500 pages, lon cncraviuSs The
Mountain Of Light. or Medical Protector and
Marriage Gu..e. and an Explicit Key TO Love
and Beauty" 1t SATISFACTORILY r, :caIs
various subjects never be fore fully explained
IN nry Pcpula- work in the English language.
Price so cts. as'l one cent stamp, or three :or
ore dollar and three 3 cent stamps. Fully dc>-
jc-,ecd IN Circular. which cvcry young man
s.;orid have whether sich or we'll.
M2diciue with instructions. sent promptly to
any part OF tho country Consultation kooms
of the Di<pensary. No. lsT-Sycantere st. P.
10. Box No. 436. : ~
| Mos De 61.lv
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

! kot'r the last OF July, lss2. one fine night,
a Tho wheels disappeared from my carriage,
..: anu have not been heard from by me stnce.-
A. he wheels were of the value o. forty or fifty
taiIars All PERSONS are ncsi9ca not TO pur-
enase them Any person giving me inf>rina-
sIon where they may be found, or leaving said
ut the VoIrsTExE Office will be lib
esslfy rewarded.
: Nrs. HULDAI FREEBOIS.-
Red Wing, Nov. IL. lsss. sTn.sz-a
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17
ESrRAY,

0N.he s,h cf Scrssr. ser. 1889, = dark red
" Cow <tsayed 10 my tarns. in tic township
% feasherseo as. and iss been tissse seer <Fn<x-
and IS nav there S.isf Cow IS shout years
old. aud Of = arewnisi,t color saaas sIs head
She had short rope attached 10 hur Lead ~ksa
she vas taken uf. The errer esa aavs sksI
same By proving prcpsrsy ard pasiAz caA.ses-
vjaisrS THOMAS tEATuEESIoSK
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-17

The advantages of this route, f,o,n al points
on tn. Upper Mississippi to Chicago and tho
East, are superior to these offered by any com
pcting LING.
No change Of Cars IS made between rruiri
du Chics and Chicago
The Splendid Fist Class Steamers Of ths
Prairie du Cltien and st. Panl Packet Line,
superior to all others on the Upper Mississippi,
for speed, comfort and convenience. make d.
rect connection with Express Trains at Prairie
du Chen.
BY this route. passengers arc enabled TO -eacl,
Chicago as quick as by any other getting a
fail night's rest and breakfast, on board lie
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
70 Cars BY daylight, and avoiding all Omnibus
travel. E.<F :55.sS d. - =
The distance from. st. PauI to CHICAGO bv.
this ronse'is 40 miles. The distance via the
la Cresse and Milwaukee Eailroadis 4Gz miles.
Over one mile Of Omnibus Traye. is incurred
hy taking the route via La Crosse and Milwau.
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These facts entitlc this Linz to ut lcas. ar'
equal share Of tho North wes.er, bu.iness.
y. .N>sHUBIELL, So Z. P.sBACON.
Western Travelling -e.~- General Ticket
Agsnt. Agent, Milwaukee,
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