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INSURANCE.
l. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
%, FULTON STREET, IA WALL STREET
BkOOkLfN. NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 100, coo DOLLARS


OF BROOKLYN.
o.' FULTON STREET, IA WALL sTErET
CASH GAPfrAL, ,oo. zoo SSw Sof f2kk;
This Company insures property Of all kinds sgsn,,
LIS or Damage by hre' on as favorable terms y
TEUNIs }. BERGEN President
JAMES d. THOMPSON Jr., secy.
GEO. W. HUNT, assistant.
TFrNIs " BERGEN, JAMES CRUIKsHANKs
HIRAM u; ST; JOHN, JOHN X. rRuYN.
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDER McCUNE,
LEWIS HURST, u. 4. VOORHEES,,
JOHN L. sPADER, JAS. :. SCHOOSMAKEH
HENRY j. CULLEN, MICHAEL NENIN,
LEVEklrf II. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON,
PHILIP =. CRoOKE, JOHN LEFFERTs,
JAMES h. COOPER, CORs J. BERGEN,
JOHN q. sCHuMAKER,ALEX.w w. BENNEM,
JOHN J. VANDERBILT JAMES TITUS
HENRY TlENkEN, JESSE Q. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, M
IL Court It, Brooklyn, and III Broadway, New
York-Mutual, with q cash capital Of $4,000 In.
vested in stocks Of the state Of New York aud hrsD
class bonds and mortgages.
WALTER 5. GRIFFITH, President
GEO. G. RIPLEY, Sect'y.
tc-rhis Company has adopted principle IN.
tended g. prevent the lapse OF any policy and g. SC.
which their payments will proyida(or. Our mem
bcrs need not spprchend thereforS that their ina4
hility To- pay tue premium NJ any hturo time will
involve the loss Of what they have paid.
our prospectus aud ether publications will be
sent grat,it1usly 10 all who required II.
Good agcuts wanted, and Will he treated on the /,
most liberal terms. mh21 ti'l jula'll5
FIREMAN's TRuST IN,,SuRANCEco.
CASH CAPITAL, sfhA00.
once No. Court street, opposite 0ey Aall. and
No ! Wal street near Broadway, New York.
organized on tine principle of paying one hall the
pr fits above ten per cent. To- the Willows and Or.
Lhans Fund Vi the Fire Department oi the City %
| Brooklyn.
DIRECTIONS.
George IIll Nrhenlh KNIGHT Joseph d Hall
AnruuA Degrauwt;i.b,rt l. uaiglt smith Fancher
Thomas Clark vBunt WyckoHP, tcrBAnderson
Harry Mcsscngerl IIfrotf lughnm SWarren sned0
WarrenDGookln Israel u vesor q II L'ppitt
Peter Duyea J : Thorn VI ID 7 Hlsord
iona u Stewart Richard T. Buck VIM Wall
4 A Low william Beard Joseph II Field
Hobart Forl Henry Pierson Gnmalel King
Crawl ri Csmth Mircellus Massey n T. James
Henry u Peck D'l Van Voorhis John Hicks
John Glover John Schenck II Wakeinan
III X ,hllus Fr,d / Poet Nal.nt ne Hall
L.y. KM Ter 81 Ciittenden John Worries.
Tits mptny continues T. insure Buildings,
Mcrchanl.se, Dwellings, Household Furniture,
Vessels n port and their cargoeF, and other proper.
~, against loss or damage by fire, on as iayorabl
anil liberal terms az other first class companies
GEORGE HALL, President.
WIN. ECRREIL Secretary.
&. H. MAtpONALD, Assistant Sec. d2 ~
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MARINE NEWS.
MINIArIRE ALMANA



STEAMSHIP -Fruk' o.. Young. Dlltimorc.
P,i...u. Jones 4. d'uc,, m'sc.
f'trA l"uHH, fu 40
n BIri,u. I"p0r. T. iO,ic l1ia, indsc.
Fulton, Mott.u. .r'ross N.ui1c = hours.
siIlr-C1.. mlo, Stewart, P,rtH,y.l, co,tpu.
BNRKs r.i', Col 'ty. sunderland, coal.
Mtraval, ~ .in. :; Taoiu.s MS 80 sat.
Noiuntcrt Gurhnm, Ct,t,cmntc, with fruit.
Ben Dprrn'o, siun,tt, caricnas dnys, sugar.
Il,lGs --Oi ward, ~ gl,ius, Ponce, T. II, sugar.
CT, Froct Dol. Nrciia- . days, lumber
Victoria, L',I -,ono, Newcastle, Bug. with coul.
joachim, Dr,yor, Cicuiu,yns ~ lays sugar.
Anna u i1rduu, Allptt, S'uv tus. SUGAR.
Samuel W..sh, A.in.ida, Atcccilo, with sugar.
sCllOONERs Rocky I'LL Ii,ttoras Inlet ds.
Grc,.nn, Ha-s'rty, ti'his dtys, lumber.
L'mnfline, Grant, Font Ice Tor Il,-t
Amanda lly' PoushkccP-ic for Pembroke.
Mary An, iifl ant. do fut liu,t.n.
Wander NuilOn, Philadelphia, mdrc.
Suwassctt L"rer Nir-iuia, wood.
lHcsloy, Leayit Iia,trrHs Inlet days.
Aloe, Faulkner, River Herbert, y \, coal.
= y Parker, Fitzgerald, IingAn, & u, coal.
Mary Jane, El1.botlport for Boston.
Fannie Mitchell du do
Citizen, Drmkwat,r, h ndout Tor ~ ston.
Del Nur,e, roushkcepre for Pembroke.
TLos u Smith, Albany fur New Bedford.
Ariel, Brown, Providcnce2 days
Nelson Hail. Ryder, Portland. Ct, stone.
John Langley. Langley, Calais 10 days, la mbor
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
STEAMSHIPS -K,riian,, Trenton, n J, mdsc.
We-ichestcr, Nvc, Providence, do
virginin, Snyder, Washington, u G, II hours.
DARKs-Elizs Birss. Cooper. u rmula 9Th lbs
BRIGs-Maria, Morgan, Para May q, mdsc.
NJ Merritt, Berry, Mat'nlas 81 inst sugar.
SCuOONEES Mary J Cole, Petty. Boston.
TIC Lyman, Stanuari, New Haven, sugar.
WIN Thomas Al any for Boston.
Dos Hernanus, MVhbsr, 1T Dlmugu City.
Josephine, Albany for iiut.prd.
Brundywinc, wheeler, Norwich fur Albany.
Whiatlcr, Frshy, Taunton, With nails.
Frccstonr, - 'oks Pawiu,kst.
SBraiucrd, CLARK, Hartford.
Dr Kccuc, Norwich for T. GahotNuort.
Maria Flc'uiny, Newport for Philadelphia.
Maria Lou ~, Saylru"l for flizih,thport.
II II Gibson, Gro, kcr New London.
Expedite, Bcehc, Fall River.
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SrI;ANIIsD ATS.

nAY BOAT For ALBANY AND INTER
- mediate landings 1t amer ARMENIA, from
font Of Iirri7on st, every Monday, wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock a. NJ, stopping at Both 81
my24 t'l0j
EOR HARTFORD DIRECT-BY STEAM
ers CITY OF HARTFORD and GRANITE
STATE, daily from Pc,k SIP, at r. M connect
iu At lIari ri with ralr' 10 Springfield, and all
20 uHs North, Etst AMI West, jeli T2ac'lll
L,OR ALBANN-TIiES STEAMBOAT DAM
l. I'll DREW, for Albany and intermediate land
'ugs, touching at 30th ST, N, " Leaves every Tues
lay, Thursday aud Saturday, from Jay st pier, at
4. NJ. jc9 2iac'iod
EOR Nl,WBuRGH, POuGIlKEEPSiE
l. AND kONDOur-Ian1lug at Cozzeus', Wcst
Point, ia Spring Cornwall, New Hamburger all
NJ ton, each wry. The pY aud elegant steamer,
MARY POWELL, Cnpt, A. l.. AspinsoS,
will leave foot of Jay It. EVERY AFTERNOON at
BY o'clock. Returning, viii leave RopIout at ~,
Poushkeepss 1t 81, and Newbursh Ut ~ A. n,
myl6u
S1EAMER BROADWAY, FOR iONKERS,
- Hastings, Dobl's Ferry, Tsrrytown, Sing Sing
and iiayerstraw, every afternoon at o'clock from
pier tsot o! Jay st touching at Christopher,
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MAYORS OFFICE

-'1 .u.Sew York. Jun,
NOTI,for ca OWNERS
Snged
ID RS. Al
Notice ia hereby given t-yI \. >,r,ld
DAY, JUNE 10TH, ls62, " FL
Dogs found running LOOSTn s.t
Street Of the City Of New York,Ne on
perry muzzlcd, will he strictly ennAS
TWENTY-FIVE cen
will be paid for every dog bi.,-..
ALIVE 10 THE POUND.
on board tho horge lNDuSTRNFT
FOOT OF 18TH sr, East r
which shall have been found In tho.
ming loose or at large without .nnS
muzzled. STEI
OWNERS OF DOS -
may reclaim them at the Pound thee
are received ON PAYMENT OF
N.B.-No Dogs will be rocelyedt
by order OF the Nj
is1s e'ioS ABRAHAM Brow. teGsl
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RECRuirs WANTED


N
Now forming under the new call 81 the Govern
lhcut, 10 he ready within sixty days, cart NAT
lEkspS, wAu has been in the service of the Cow
rlnmcut, has received orders T. recruit Company A
OF TINS Guar and Is now ready 90 receive recruits,
Is mtgnlod that this company sAaI DO one Of
the finest iu TIE service.
Pay from slSto t23 per month.
Ia 'h man. Hs soa IA as mustered, will lie sent %
Camp WashinSt"n, Staten lslandand provided with
abundant, rations and so,d uniform.
500 Rounty at the expiration uf lstment.
All parties wishing 10 actin ,he capacity Of nom
commissioned officers must apply Immediately 10
secure position.
Headquarters $50 Broadway, NY.
j, p PATTERSON, Capt.
JOS. SliEEliAS, Orderly Sergeant.
Approved May 81, 1,Ol \. $. LAkNEp, SUI
Ierntrnlent Twelfth lnlagtry, Mastering vhier.
leg l5'lOi
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CHIELDs GUARD-F0RWAKD 10 TMF

SfITIIJN U INNTT-TNTNN NM 10 INF.
oRescue Your Country Ca..s-Beins authorized
hy the Commander Ia Clief of the state Of New
York T. raise n company of Volunteers call upon
All respectable men of GOO pysical health between
applying Immediately, few first GLASS men cau get
non-comm ssoned officers posts, and will be Iro-
mot,d according to their merits, Subsistence, quar-
t.rs and clothing will be furnished upon signing the
roll. Pay will range si3 to $!3 per month. 100
bounty when mustered out of the service, aud FAM
iirs provided for during absence. Headquarters
80, Fourth ave, cor 2Nth It.
CALEB d. WEEKS Capt
FRANK n NALLY. Orderly S,lst. rs ~
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BY CAPT. WHEELER, U. r. A.
Au<sor Of The We5 Of Fate"; TIE Of ne
Middle Ground, &c.
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y TTENTION-
- Wanted Immediately, stout, nllclh~NoA men
h. I'LL uICumpany g of Vusluuh ClHs"uts
9TH Regiment, Eagle Brigade, Col. Gr' 4. Buck
iuehain, lite MAJOR Ilt Regiment y. Y. =. NJ
g. whom good rnto ny and clothing AMI from tl3 to
ga pay per month will he given upon enlistment
This In the only regiment npw iornng IN the state,
and excellent on 'rtuulty now oicrs tr q $50
dcsiring 10 en- n to attach themselves tn frst class
regiment This regiment IL now encampcd Ut Red
II fuse, ln5th street aud Second ave, one Of tic
most delightful summer sorts In thc vicinity OF the
city. The mmil' ~ Of those .nlitng will receive
let iiHm tho state amounting Ia from II 30 e. f3
prr week, which together with their pay from ~
g. ~ per "a NTH, amounts t. the SUM OF Sij
monthly, cN, -ivc OF clothing and subsistence. Re-
crjits received nj III Walker ~, cor of G., utrc IT.
li'W. MCPHERSON, rute ,th Ec.t. y. Y. :. VI!
II ~ I'm n.llnnr- ~ "A l ~.
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RUNNING
THE BLOCKADE

4 sAory OF the Sea Islands,
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inis is TIE ONLY REAL IRISH COMPANY

The families Of thIso eustiug viii receive relief
from the state umoutn 9 h. from $3.50 10 80 per
N,ef' which t'f"'h'r Win their r.y IT. M SiSlo
~ uur month, amounts t. n sun ul q. uuul ~
exclusive of clothing Hul Hui -s',uce. Recruits re-
cciycd ut tine iui'uwn places, hil Sccud NE, COR
urr 3ith n; 100 holdrn Leuc; 30 th'thHm 1t.
MICHAEL MI RplII, late of JitA he, unsut y. Y.
Volunteers, Ku,ru.tus uiIcor gcli l2'l"I
CpRCORAN XOUA\ ES-3Rp REGlMENT
~ Empir. brigade Recruits wanted for CO. \,
Captain CHARLES plNLENI, Lieut.. WIN. u.
| IEKssE. Irishm,n awak, AMI serve your ~, p,cd
| country Recruiting Office, ~ Prince ut, Colonel
| lorcurniH old lrpduuarturs. iplO is2GS
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

| A LLEvIATOR-DR. BRIGGS NEWLY
"a invented Corn and Blnion Alsy.a.or curss
corns, bunions, frosted and bistered feet &c; 2Sc,
Doe. and tlper box sent by mail receipt Of price
| aud six couts. Sold by druggists. DIR. j. BRIGGS
Proprietor and Practical Chropodist 2l2 broad
WAY, New York. jell $3.50
BOILED OIL ONLY 80 CENTS PER GALL
- Ion; root paint, Nc. per 10 all other paints
1T cost price imperial green, Zoe. per H. white
lead, Ia large or small KEGS window glass, putty,
brushes guo, English Puiswhte, luacei OF. bcr.
zhe' zoe. and 4oc. per gallon; white lead OILY -
per hundred For sale 1T MONAGHAN'S Faint
store, al Third ave. cor. Bath 81. je2 2isc'l33
brushes OF EVERY SCRuTION AT
- lac Brush Factory, 3g9 Pearl st. M ker's Bald.
my All articles AT reasonable prices, \ 'esae and
trth. JOHN X. IlOPPEI, 32a Pearl q 24lo
CASH PAID FOR OLD NEW "ERS,
Spamphets and blank books Of ever il ton.
sroCkWELL & EhERsOs
l'' Illus n.
IMPORTANT ----HALF ST.
ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLD,
At Military Dopots betwe'
bps ION,........ and. NEW =
should be sent by
ilARNDEN'S EAPRESS, ......1f b
They send packages at half rates to
New Orleans, Fortress
Port Royal, Bsltmor
Norfolk, Wsshng
Newborn, g.. &c. q
myo
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dis, GIAErS -llIrZIl0Z-E IN,

Ipvautrl. Mcu IA In,ui T., ysi,d heath, h,tur,n
/ and o. years 81 rsr, have Now an opport NIFTY T."
iau v. MT en- r. mont now or4nutus IN Che
SOW luF Volunteers under the sanction 80 Gov.
~ Ir.l', q .rlmpllcr IA Chiui Pay VIII rii., rrIu
T.; g. 4'i per mouth. '~ first class men It
up'-.uu m.tHHutl ulicou' T. ists, with Cd me" N
promotion e. 80 prr month, TIC. t'nr', hr etf' y.
I,l man, POI. soon n be- figu8 the iul wall Is tuu-
sisted ami .lut' .i ~ the u,Icuc of IL" Cu,rIl-
mvut, amt s,it t. a.' AMI N,uo,, 'mc iuH't'rs in
tie vicinity ui g., city. : lnn u unity waan disc
CHANGED, oll families lr"y.d,l I, jmiut abe OBJ.
Als, wanted, 70 ~ pl.rl for iuurl.ntry, wo t..,el
tcan,tcrt, musicians, &C. RpI'4 Will Zee found nj
WV. q. SNEh'S, ~ Cou'rc t., cor chamber IT,
JAMES hlLtl'|, cor vat uud Hup.,yct u
mos. NH, lltli'- a. ,..rfN It. ~ urlrr &
the Commander Ia thi,i. EuHr ". NrLNiN,
cart. iclu I!'IuN
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Y Eml IN, Bli.rdr, Con =. n. sp.uo'a Colonel
". y Croft Thls Regiment is moss in-t filing NJ.
AMI Viii bc Tire first regiment ~ tue field, underline
now ,aIl ot IA. Pr sl,ut for Volunteers from tie
St,'o OF New York. Company X CIt. Thomas
Murphy, Is IN want az % icN rvu 'us the purpose
,tt ..ut ul, Nus o,in'auy T. TIE STANDARD. QIu'rs,
rttIUil- ami uniforms FURNISHED immediate. q. Pay
from IlG T. s.,i per month, Hui r,l,' uru.-hpl u
tic families of volunteers; loo bounty 1t the end
Of tine war. few vacancies open Tor tcpiustv anil
non. omult' stoned officers, which must be applied
Yr Immediately. Headquarters, 80 Broainf.y;
40 u Ntor II; il> Eir-t Venue; Loo Centre n, tr.
a. A ..lL,r THOMAS Nj 'RpIIS can't f,t. I..iOt
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'bkN okAN Lbl Az - - Al l. ION
SComlmuy -Wuutrd Immediately, fo, this Com
pany, about % a'l' bodied mon, to I'LL up T. its
standard, b. whom good pay, ratious nnt clothing,
up,u enlistment.
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CHURCH DIRECTORv-

nkrnoo1sr ErIscosAL Caunca-Corner Of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services sab
bath It ioss \. =. and 71<r.x. Sabbath sehoo,
~ :: =. Glass meeting Sabbath at az 4.
4. snd u =. Glass meeting Wednesday even
ing II o'clock. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening ~ O'Clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Psstor.
SrRANex1s HURNIeHKD WIN sRA.a. q
II. B. German Church Block.
front on West Avenue Services Sabbath lok
!. \. and X ?. 4. Sabbath School at A. \.
Glass meetings Sabbath It u 4. and ~
Frazer meeting, Wednesday, 11F.n. Preach
ing Friday at * :. =. Raw. Charles Holl-
mann. PASTOR.
CHRIST Episcopal Head Of Broad
way, between East and West Avenues. Servi-
ces sabbath 10Y !. 4. and 81 P.n Sabbath
Ssaocl Immediately afs.r morning service
Aorning prayers pAILT {Sunday excepted ats
FRRR.
fnsf PazasY1x11As Carrer-CSmch Block,
ost1sen East and West Aveusses. a.ad ftvotsue
On Ssysnss street sesviesa sabbztA at l0k =.
=. and ~ r Il, Sabbath School inmedisSelv
.ftsf morning ser~ies. Prayer mees;nr TInr.-
day sssa.ne 1t! O'Clock. Ssranssrs viii alvay,
Be p ovids1 With sssn. Bav. II. snow. P,s-
tor.
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WHEREAS, default has been made in the
w payment Of the sum Of two hundred
and ninety-seven dollars and twenty seven
cents 1927 81 }, which amount is claimed to be
upon certain mortgage deed bearing date and
duly executed, acknowledged and delivered on
the eighth day Of October, A y. 1861, by
Sophiah Hathaway and jesse Hathaway, her
husband, OF Goodhue County, Minnesota, to
Sarah j. Salmen Of the same place. which
lister OF Deeds Of said Goodhue County. On the
twentieth coy day of February, A. D. 1862, a:
i've ~ O'Clock, P. NJ, in book scyen (7) of
Mortgage Deeds. on page 1896. and covers and
conveys from SAID Sophiah HALFWAY, and Jesse
Hathaway her husband. to sale Sarah J. Sal.
mon. her heirs and assigns, in fee, the follow
ing described land and premises, situate and
being in said Goodhue County. tc wit The
East one-half Of the Southwest quarter~ OF
Section twenty nine (29). Town one hundred
and nine (l09) North, Of Range fifteen I5)
west OF the nth % principal meridian, &C
cordng to the Government survey"
Said mortgage was given to secure the pay
meht OF certain proniisscry note executed and
de'lved by said Jesse HALFWAY, and bearing
even date with said mortga &C.. for the sum of
three hundred dollars (sso0,) and payable six
months after the date thereof, to said Sarah J.
Salmon, or bearer, with interest.
No suit or proceedings at law or otherwise
having been instituted to recover the amount
OF SAID mortgage debt. or any part thereof
either OF principal or interest, and no part of
the same having been collected Or paid, except
the sum Of twenty dollars which was paid
thereon on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1852 !:
Now: therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue ct the power Of sale in said mort
gage contained, and recorded Herewith. and
pu rSuant to the Statute in such case made and
rovidcd: said mortgage will he forecloscd, and
the premises therein described will be sold It
public auction by the Sheriff of said Goodhue
Comfy, on Thursday the 18th day Of Scptem-
Der, A. u. 1862. at O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day
at the froLt door OF the Court House. IN the
city OF he'd Wing, in said Goodhue County, to
satisfy the amount then due on said MORTGAGE
debt with the costs and expenses Of sao.
Dated ut he'd Wing. August 9th, 4. D. 1862.
SARAH j SALMON,
.. r fINGREy, MorLgagee.
Atty for Mortgageo. n2v7:7w
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T INUISE
Atty for Mortgageo.

TIE STATE OF M1SNEsoTA, County Of Good
hue, District Court, First Judicial District
IN the matter of the applica ton of Willi,n,
L Frecborn an lnsolvent )ebtor for disc haroa
from his debts, pursuant to the prov iSions Of
OF Chapter 70 Of the compiled statutes Of tho.
State ct Minnesota, entitled. "Rclef OF in
solvent Debtors"
10 the creditors of said William Frccbor: an
insolvcnt debtor:
Please take notice, that upon reading and ill.,
ing thc petition schedule, inventory and att du-
Wit OF William Frceborn resident fsuid county
and State, praying to be discharged IRON his
debts, pursuant to the provisions Of chapter
y OF the compiled Statutes OF the State O,
Minnesota, entitled g Relief of insolvent debit.
ors," an order was made on the 18th da> OF
July, "A. u: 1862, by the Lon. s. j. K. Nc
MILAN, Judge OF thc District Court for the
First Judicial District Of said State. rcouirine
the creditors Of said William Frceboin To- show
cause If any they have, b"tore the said .JuIye
at the Court House in the city OF Red Wing "a
said county on the End day OF De ember. A
l.. 1862, ut 10 O'clock Of that day, why an As
Signment OF the said 1nsovents estate sho, Id
DC not made, and he be discharged from his debts
pursuant TO the sand chapter Of the p.leI
statutes and that notice thereof DO giv.n by
publishing The contents OF said order in th..
newspaper published in the city OF St. Paul
ramsey county, the seat Of government of said
State, called the St. Paul Press" and in the
G'odhae Volunteer" newspaper published
IN hcu Wing IN said Goouhue County Tor ten
successive weeks. once in each week before such
application.
Dated at Red Wing, Goodhuc eoantv Min
nesoIa, this 9th day of July, y. D. 1862.
WIN. ". Phelps,
h4''i'w Atty for said Insolvcnt
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hsHR1saE.-Oa Sunday, tho 10th inst.
about one O'Clock in the afternoon, George
Hartman, Of Hay Creek, while in state Of
sn'anity, committed suicide BY shooting him.
'e't with gun. The charge entered his
mead cutting tho upper part Of the head en-
oFe'y OH. Previous to killing himself he,
very nearly killed Mrs. Frsdericks, =, whose
house he then was, BY pounding her on .h.
head with hammer. &C.,. 49,
Membsra Of the coroners Jury say i. VA,
che most horrible aud revolving sight ,hev
eyer looked upon, some Of them being uo.bl.
20 pursue the Investigation in presence Of
~ body. The following Is the verdict 81
80 jury: s..s1s..s --
Ts, the jury in this inquest 6ad tia,
Gsosgs Hartman. he person now lying
dsad before ~. cure . his death by gun
saoe wound inflicted upon lii psssoo By his
0yn hands.
j ). Park. Foreman, J. II. Rsehtse,
Wu. =. Allen. John c. Mcclure,
AsnNlls Comstoek, John Frederick.
@ r. BRINK, Coroosr.
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REMovAL.- Messrs. Smith & Dickinson
have removed their bank into their new
building on Main street.

GREAT YIELD or WHEAr.-Persons who
harvested the crop inform rs that the wheat
on DR.. Akcr's farm will yield at least thirty
bushels to the. acre, and some say as high a.
thirty-fvc. That is great yield, but not
larger, it is believed, than many others in
this county.
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MUSTER ROLL or GO0DHUE COUNTY GUARDS.
! SIXTH REGIMENT MINNESOTA YoLuNrEERs

," "A ~ ~ WV ~ w a II u
SNEsoTA VOLUNTEERS.
John s. Huntly,
j. j. Clayen,
Robert K. Boyd,
, Fred. HOLMAN,
Benz. F. Chace,
Whitney Jewell,
Henry w. Cady,
William s. Kinney,
Peter Undressing,
Thomas Fasen,
Augustus Buhol!z,
Isaiah Wakefield,
Hobart N. Egyleston,
Richard W. Devoe,
ReynolJ Bartron,
John Manning,
Dwight Tillotson,
George Simmons,
Charles Newell,
Lott c. Hilton,
Joshua D: Upper,
WIN. D. Farrow,
Grant B. Baker,
David +. Todd,
James Quimby,
King Is. Bennett,
Daher Ouncn,
Joseph F. P,ngrey,
Frank Brober.
John X. Wood,
Charles II. Watson,
Welses P. Malmberg,
W. II. Fcathers,onc,
Christian Peterson,
lIans Peterson,
Joseph \. oodbury,
John Loeson Jr.,
Pythugeras Wilson,
Andrew j. Johnson,
Franklin II. Bullock,
Cllnear Sherwood,
Ril Ca.lin,
William Catlin Jr.,
Robert N. Akers,
Daniel e.. Smith.
John s. Hobart,
Augustus Peterson,
William l'erIey,
Alonzo W. Cobb
Joseph N. Minor,
David B Cell,
George Boothroyd.
DHuE COUNTY TIGERS
lNNESoTA VOLUNTEERS
Jonas Swan.
W. G. Williston,
Henry r. Mclntire,
Phillip I. Galloway,
Henry w. Carson.
James Barnes,
John Scherer,
Fred Hempling.
Freeman f.. Beers,
Nelson Bergh,
Allen Hills,
Herman Betchcr,
James Rudd.
Isaac P. Hilton,
s. W. Park,
Fred 'l'hurgen,
Daniel Densmore,
Robert Pere,vd,
James A. Owens,
Dan. Aaloy,
Hans Havelson.
?. E. Fadeland,
Ben. Benson,
John Larson.
Peter johnson.
Elijah J. Peck,
William E. Rece,
Luther 1. Newell,
John A. johnson,
Ole Oleson.
Al. Majiras.
John A. Olesou,
Matthew Scidmap,
Arthur Brown,
O!s A. Strand,
Jacob Cook,
Timothy Foley.
John Marion.
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=; CITY CoUNc1L.-Our City Council has
done. nobly in the way Of improvements
since they came into power, and now they
show their patriotism by leaving the city al
most without a Council and going to the
war. r. N. McLaren and w. G. Williston
Esqs., have both gone, and C. c. Johnson is
getting ready to go.
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AsSESSM ENT NOTICE.

THE Trustees of the fund raised in this town
L for the aid of soldiers families have agree!
to an assessment Of twenty per cent. on each
y subscription to said fund TO be raised imme-
diately. Subscribers will please call on Jesse
Mclntire, Esq, and pay over their several as.
easements ut once. J. W. HANCOCK,
.u.. ~.~...s: " Sec'y of Trustees.
Red Wing Aur Goth 1862.
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MARIE Ed.

Ia the town Of Belle Creek. Goodhne coun+x
august 18th, 1859, by Rev. s. P. Chandler, Nj
DAsIEL :. VANAxBuReH, Of Leon, and Mss
SoPHIA +. PArrra>oN. Of Hader