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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-07
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SEoUEsTRATIoN NOTICE.

VsHE undersigned, appointed Receiver under the
u sequestration Act, for the counties Of Orange,
Wake, Cumberland aud Harnett hereby gives notice
70 all persons having any lands enemcns OF herediia
mens. goods o. chseIs, rights credits, any inter-
est therein, Of OF for any alien enemy Of the GOnfede
rate States Of America. speedily 10 inform of the
same and 70 render so account thereof and 80 far as
practicable, 10 put the ~ my possession, under
the penalty Of the Law for noncompliance.
also notify each and every citizen cf the Concde.
rate States speedily give information 10 me Of any
and al lands. tenements and hefedtamenls gods and
chauels rights and credits within the said counties.
will attend the different counties in few days for
the purpose Of receiving, Of which time due notice will
be given.
G. n. WILDER, Receiver.
October IS. i6-6w
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Patent Window Blinds.

Great lmprovsmsnt-supsrlor 10 Anything In Use.
TsHfs BLIND whom closed shuts perfectly tight, and
kecpsout all wet, dust insects &C., and entirely cx.
claies the light, aud makes beautiful appearance
The outside. Il has every advantage over The other
kind and costs but a lrihe more.
This Blad will recommend ITSELF Any onecan Judge
Of i,s superiority over the old style al first sight.
No esr.sn that has seen this Blind will ever order
any other kind
Ths nb.etbeF will be happy 60 show model 10 any
person wishing 70 obtain Blinds aud receive their or.
dcfs, which will be promptly filled.
J. D. BURDICK,
Kins,cn, NC.
Msyo. a.
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px,eriments have been made in England,
.,..I r;ys reason to believe that Armstrong
@;Il si' soon produce Goo Founders which WIN
~ ~, rrsat damage at distance Of 1900 yards
TO mail clad steamers. !, -..o..eI
" Great indignation, it Is said, is expressed
:, IN North. on account uf the heavy loss "
l.fr of the Yankees at Shiloh.
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OUR FAITH IN '6I.


That governments are instituted among men, deriy
ing their just powers from the consent Of the governed
that whenever any form Of government becomes desruc
tive 10 these ends II is the right Of the people 10 allie
or abolish q, and 10 institute government Iayn
is foundation on such principles, and organizing il
powers in such forms TO them shall seem most Iike
10 effect their safety and happiness.
Declaration Of Independence, July 4, '76.
Not yet one hundred years have flown
Since, on this very spot
The subjects Of Sovereign throne
Liege master Of their lot,
This high decree sped Ger the sea,
From council board and tent,
No earthly power can rule the free
But by their own consent!'
For this they fought as saxons fight
On bloody fields and long
Themselves The champions Of the right,
And judges Of tho wrong;
For this their stainless knshthood wore
The branded rebels name.
Until the starry cross they bore
Set all the skies snamr.
And States co-equaI and distinct
Ontshone the western sun,
By one great charter nterlink'd-
No, banded into one
Whose craven key that high decree
The grand inscription lent,
mo earthly power can rule the free
Bat by their own CONSENT
Oh, sordid sgeI oh, ruthless rage
Oh, saerilegious wrong
a deed 10 blast The record page,
And snap the strings Of song;
In that great charters name band
By eroyeling greed entieed,
Whose wsran. i the grasPing hand
OF fcreeds wiIhou, Christ,
States ,ha, have tramPIed every pledge
Its ehrysial code contains
Now give the swords keenet edge
To harness j, with chains
To make bond Of brotherhood
The sanction and the seal,
BY which 10 arm a rabble brood
With ffairicidal steel.
Who. conscious lha, their crime is black,
pulling prose and rhyme,
Talk halefuly of love and tack,
Hypocrisy 70 crime;
Who smile and sneak. then /" heaye the gorge
or impo,ently frown,
And call u rcbelsr with King George,
As ifthey wore the crown
Most venal oi 4 yensl race,
Who think you cheat the sky
With every pharisaic face
And simulated lie
Round Freedoms lair with weapons baae,
We greet the light divine
OF those who lhroned the goddess there,
And yet inspire the shrincl
Our loved ones graves are al our feet,
Their homcsieads al our back
No bclled Southron can retreat
With women on his track;
Peal bsnncr'd host, the proud decree
Which from your fathers went,
No earthly power can rule The free
But By their own CONSENT
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AYANKEE LIFE PREsERyER. gentleman
exhibited TO Us Yesterday, steel-lned vest,
taken from Federal officer who Ha- killed
in the late Battle. 1t is an excellent speel
men Of Yankee ingenuity, and admirably
adapted for the purpose intended 6allct,
sword, or bayonet-proof protection % the up.
per portion oi the body IN battle Although
Of considerable weight, padded springs reach
ing over the soldier cause il to sit easy upon
the person, and it does not in ne ieist y"
pede the movement OF the weafef = Oa's
had struck the plate on the riglt Drtast y
owner during the battle, causing Ou' silgnt
indentation and falling harmless s Ie w M
afterwards killed by ball il ne neaa. lhe
vest was numbered 1888, showing .liae
thousands ol the enemy are provided ~'tn
similar articles. I'll. -. m,1o
manifest by one Of our own troops on lne
ha,ha.gslJ discovering a fallen enemy
os,ue oSa." = % Nm he removed the mail vest and
snnIi.S snoif y i @ r he protection Of his own per-
aPP''su : t.w moments allerward he was
SOU .i..t an n the left breast by ball from
ssrusn n .,.n.,. M, ranks. lie was unharmed. Of
.ne .n.e,,,.'.tbe invention being all its designers
intended. Memp"' APpe"'' i''" -"
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To the Ladies Of Orange County.


AM requested BY the Governor Of your Stale. 20 cal
upon you TO furnish for the soldiers IN the army
wooden socks and blankets for their comfort snt protee
ton during the approaching winter Each donor viii
please accompany her gili by her name. Shall this
call upon your patriotism be made without proper
spouse on your part cannot believe that i will;
therefore call upon you 10 forward with your gts
and lay them bounluy upon the altar Of your coun-
try. Initiate the example Of your mothers Of the
luton, and allow not the soldiers who have taken up
10 defence Of your lbehies your lives, and what
u s deafer your honor 80 unproyded for; suffer
no, your defenders 10 be exposed unprotected 10 the
winters chilling blasts Come, then, their relief;
furnsh them with ,hose necessary articles 70 relieve
suffering Humanity and thereby merit the plaudils not
only Of the present, bat Of future generations.
am Jour humble servant
X. VI. JONES. Sheriff.
~ The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward 10 me articles for the soldiers;
w. w. Allison, N. p. Hall, ADDISON Mangum, Nj.
A. Angler John w. Car. and Alsis Durham.
August 20. 06-
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From the Advanced Sheets of the Southern Monthly
for NAV.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26
Il A IL r @ A D S
a. - > =
1851.
Ia CROSSE d MILWAUKEER.H

| LA CROSSE O. MILWAUKEERH
| Tho shortest, duiokeat, and only direct routS
Ito Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, and Ill i'm
lpoftant points in tie East And South.
The Splendid passenger packets NORTHERN
BELLE, KFoKUK and OCEAN WAVE, viii
run this season between LACROSSE and St.Pau1
forming an independent line for the speedy
fermentation Of passengers and freight.
This line Of boats has been entirely rebuilt
and reftted during the past winter, and will
! net run Below LaCfosse.
They are not surpassed by the hosts Of any
other line, 80 REGARDS speed, elegance aud
This is the opiy one Of the North Western
Routes that has independent lines Of boats
to move its business, thereby insuriild to the
passenger the first choice Of State rooms.
All the Boats Of the Minnesota Packet Com
pany, will land atthe La Crosse Depot. to re-
iceive and discharge Passengers and freight.
Two trains daily each way between LaCrossJ
AID Milwaukee. At Milwaukee, trains con-
meet direct with the trains of the Milwaukee
and Chicago, and boats of the Detroit and
Milwaukee railroads, and ut Mlnnesots juno
ton with the trains of the Chicago and North.
western Railroads. - 49,.
Lake Frei9hts, either by Detroit and Mil
waukee, Milwaukee and Chicago, OF Chicago
and North W estern railroads, arc transferred
to this road free of charge for carriage.
Fare always as low as by any other Route
Baggage checked to all important points.
No transfer charges at Milwaukee Or Chics-
60 to passengers holding through tickets.
Secure your Tickets via the Milwaukee;
La Crosse and St. Paul Railroad Line.
! For Tickets OF Freight Contracts, apply to
either Of the following Agents -.
Il. T. RUMSEY, MESEROLE & McLAREN
Lacrosse. Red Wing
EDWIN II. GOODRICH, Manager.
J.: N. K1MBALL, Gen. Ticket Agent:
| K. D: JENNINGS, Gen: Freight Agent
n34a MOTT
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RED WING MARKET.

Beans-75c@$l,o 90 " bush.
Butter-l00l2c " III ",|~t ~ ...>
Candles-Tallow l5c 1Plb.
g Star, l7c ~ ID.
Stearene, 20c ~ lb.
" Sperm, 45GO5Oc " lb.
/ Cheese-i0@l211c# Ylb
Coffeo-Rio 25c-Java Csc ~ ft.
Eggs-l211c ~ dozen.
Fluid-75080 " gallon.
Fruit-Dried Apples Si0l0c ~ fJ.
Fish-Cod. Sc ~ ib-Muckercl Sc y Ill.,
heriugs 81 ~ fJ.
Feathers-4o@5oc7 y fb-Llvo geese 75c y III
Rat 5dG7c.
Flour - sack $o,oo-bbl $500.
Corn Meal, il,-Sl,O0 7p 100 lbs.
Grain-Wheat No. 6o0e3. No. 57@5s.
Corn, S7@4o ~ bushe;.
Rye 22c ~
Barley, so@s5c
Oats, 40O44c w.
,o G,:s r., $s'5., sxl2 ss,75, lox1. ss,7s
llides-Dry &c, Green 3111c " Id.
Lime-75@1, 90 ~ Dbl
Misunderstanding Sl4@S1s. " thousand
Fencing, sll. ~ thousand Common board.
Sll@l2; Clear do $50 .fas25 " thousand.
Siding Sl2 oO0S 6 90 ~ thousand.
Lathes--Sl so per M.
Pickcts-S3 09l0. per thousand.
Lead--Bar lOc ~ III.
Shot-S2 10 sack, l0c ~ ffJ.
syrup-N. 0. SOC W. I. SOC; Golden, 9oc "
N~ils-sd j 4d5xc v tb; lod aud upwards
" key 1915.
Ojl-Linsced 81, 90 Whale 81 ,25, Lard 81, 25
Kerosene Is c. ~ gallon.
Puints-White Lead 81 ,75f02, s5 " key Vor-
million, 40c " fb.
Provisions-Po Potatoes, 2ol025c v bushol
Pork-s]s. ~ Dbl, Toe " ft.
Lard-6c ~ fb
Rce-l0c ~ fb.
soap-Common, 5>>40e1l v tb; Fancy brands
loMl214c " tb.
Sugar Crushed, TIC, Pulv. Ice, GraneG
!5c, Brown 1lG0l2c ~ To.
Starch-S0:214c " fb.
Salt-s2,5n per Dbl, bag, fine, zoe.
Tea 75f0l25c y To.
Sash--sxl0 $40 W light
Wood-S2OS2,5
Whiskcy-:o03oc per gallon.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26
District Court
irst Judicial District:

STATE o. MIsSEsoTA. District Court
Goodhue County. First Judicial District:
Isaac Spauldins, Mortgage.
against
Wade WeIlman, Hnrtgaeor,
Andrew NissneS, Samuel T. 1soasS u oslSs
Van BTunt. James Clark and
Sarah, his wife.
Yeeree, January Term 1ss3-4Sfo 4S-100:
|DUR8UANT 70 Docree maLe in this caoo st
: ~ Regular January Term o. this Court
held q the city ~ Red Wing. within and ker
the County ~ Goodhus, on ths FIRST Tps6day
in January a. D.. 1859, the undersigned ehsfin
Of said t;oo1hus cousty viii ssll 81 public sae.
ton - tn highssteesh bidder at The o6ee 81 ths
|6hsri1 ~ said 0oodhus soanty 81 is eitt 81
Red Wing, 10 sid county, On the 18Th dsY 81
NsSch Is. D., 1851, 1t one o'clock r. II. ths
following described premises sftnat1 Is the
|coany d Goodhus and stsss Of Ninnssoss -
ing Ito ssns premises described II tie aSoss4
i Aid Oee1oe, to-wit:
Tbs South Wsst quarter Of 1setfOA nnnubo1
twenty. 81 II Township on hnndreA -
| nine. 10o, y North 81 Range eighteen West WITH
al fhs appuYtsnABees therein Ito be1on9ink.
D1ted 1sb. I1th. u. ID. 1863 g
MARTIN 3. CHANDLER.
ehefi1 81 Goodhue Constr. Minn.
C0IH q CAs1, Hns Atty.
| 1asibsuls, MINI. ~.
a13os n99v1.4v
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GOODHUE HOUSE.

BATIO d CHRISTIE, ProprietoIG.
This new and commodious House is situated
on Plum street, Red Wing. It has been built
and furnished under the special superv vision Of
The proprietor, all the rooms are we'll lighted
.ventilated and furnished !, and all persons wish
pectfully invited to give hIm = call, and mo-
psins will be spared to make comfortable all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
In connection with the House il good stable.
|a:d we'll ofwater. Ostler always IN attendance.
January End, 1851. ~ 179tf.
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Bush SrREEr.-This street is to be grad
ed this Spring by private subscription. One
public spirited man has subscribed one hun
bred days work, another has subscribed fifty
and so on down to the foot of the bill. This
is good move, and we are glad to see it
started, we need great deal Of grading in
the city, and it is time it was started. Let
the ball roll on.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26
1861. FOR THE EAST: 1861.
Milwaukee and Prairie On Chen

Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen
RAILWAY.
Through to Milwaukee or Chicago without
change Of cars.
MAKING AS early connections for the east as
any other route.
LOOK AT THE DISTANCES.
From St. Paul to Chicago via Prairie dit Chen
1t is.... ..46O miles:
Via La Crosse ....462 miles:
Trains do not 1eave Pra. du CHEN,
until the arrival of boats from St. Paul.
No Omnibus Charges on this Route.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
From Prairie du Chen to New York, Bos-
ton, Buffalo and all important points East:
SLEEPING CAB ON NIGHT
Trains, through to Chicago.
Get your tickets via. Prairie du Chen, and
avoid changing from boats to cars at
midnight aud save the omnibus ride of
over mile incurred by La Crosse ard
Lake Shore Route.
Fare as low as by any other Route.
Through tickets to all pom east for sale
at all important places on the river.
WIN. JERVIS, E. P. BACON,
Superintendent. General Ticket Agent:
H. G. HOFFMAN,
Agent, Red Wing.
| n35a mo- If.
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TAKEN Up

On or about the first Of November, 1881. thu
subscriber took up stray steer Cali. =,
h's place 10 the town of VISA, in Gacdhus
county The owner can have thu same b
'F"thE chasges. SWAN SWANSON.
January ssh. 1861. Mss n94ys4v
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dith, in the last issue of the R.puW can, says
he is in favor Of Il fusion Of all parties at the
coming election. Yet, says the real object
of such fusion is base and selfish. Why, Mr.
Meredith
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

REDEMPTION LAw.-Wc publish this week
sold for taxes. We deem it unnecessary to
refer to any Of its features, as all who are
interested can read for themselves.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

DEATH OF CAPT. Foor.-All will read
with much interest and sincere sorrow the
touching letter from Samuel A. Foot, faith
err Of Capt. Foot, TO Gov. Ramsey, which we
publish this week. All who knew Captain
Foot knew him as an ardent patriot and an
accomplished gentleman.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

Town ORDERs.-We have just printed, and
have now on hand, large lot Of blank town
orders which we shall sell cheap. Town Clerks
will find it much moro convenient to use the
blanks than they will to write an order every
time they want to use one.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26
RED ING MOUOE.

JACOB BENNETT Proprietor.
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
~ Connected with the House is large and
convenient Stable. Stages leave daily for tho
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part ofthe country.
April "a, 1851. 90-tf
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

TnANKs.-We are under great obligations
this week for valuable public documents,
and, aIso for several packages Of valuable
garden seeds received from the Hon. NJ. S.
Wilkinson.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

T1xorHY SEED. Tho best quality of Timothy
Seed for sale ut Johnson's Agricultural Ware
house. by (w5) G. C. JOHNSON.
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CITY ELECTION.

Noticc is hereby given that IN election viii
be held on Tuesday, April LIST, 1862: for thu
election Of the following City Officers, viz -
Mayor, three Councilmen, City Clerk and City
Justice, ut tie District School House. Poll
opened at o'clock L. NJ.
BY order Of the City Council.
:, P. SANFORD, Clerk,
Red Wing, March IS, 1862.
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n II E IGN OF THE SADDLE,
j Ill. IL R A n ID,
Sad die and Harness Maker

(Ncxt door to the Red Wing House>
Main STREET, ............... RED WING.
Will keep constantly on hand the very best
Harnesses. Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Fly
Nets, Whips, Cards, Combs and Brushes, and
Everything in the Harness line necessary to rig
out Horse or Team. All kind Of work made
to order, and
REPAIRING
Of all kinds done in a most superior manne,
and ut tho shortest notice.
| nl5a motif.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26
Bailey House.

TEN miles from Red Wing, on tho Aantof<
i vile rosd. 3
ed 1T reasonable rates. Good Stabline sud
plenty OF water. -s-.. szszs=.. .*-,s=. -
J. v II. BAILEY, Proprietor.
nSSs hvs-nlo:1y
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26
TOWNSHIP AND CITY ELECTIONS

A meeting of the legal voters Of the town.
ship Of Red Wing, without distinction of party,
will be held at the Court House. on Saturday
evening next, at o'clock, to pu' i'll nomination
candidates for township officers for the ensuing
election.
Aftor which tho voters within the city will
proceed in like manner to nominate, irrcspcc-
tive Of party, candidates for the city offices.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

REv1vAL.-The mcthodists Of this city
have, for the last two or three weeks, been
holding series Of evening meetings, at
which much religious interest has been
awakened. Several have been converted,
and several others have been awakened from
a state Of backwar,lness in religious duty.
1t is to b, regretted that yo.ng men have
no moro respect for God, their fcllowmen
nor themselves, than to so to such place
to make fun and to disturb those who are
better disposed. Such, however, we are
sorry to say, is the sad truth with regard to
two or three young men Of this city: who
have pretty regularly attended those meet
inss, and whose consciences probably trouble
them so badly that they arc obliged to re-
sort to extraordinary sin to silence that
troublesome member.
Young men if you have any respect for
yourselves you will stop; !or, if you contin-
10 to disturb those meetings longer, we will
publish your names.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26


WHEAT RYE, OATS, BARLEY, BUCKWHEAT AND HEMP
Those With attached will Ml1LEr and
|HUNGAR GRASS SEED. ' '"' A'D"D1' ""u
il
sooa properly drilled
-~A "''
Those Drills
| genu,n '"''0'"'''
c. Agent,
h2'>o''y Red Wing
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

WHEAT IN SToRE.-Although we have
taken some pains to ascertain the amount
10 do so with strict accuracy. AS near as
we can learn from inquiries we have made,
there is bctwe Ia, 900 and 1905 bush
els now in our warehouses. Low prices has
kept wheat back, and probably not more
than one third the wheat intended for mar
ket has been brought in.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26

A PENNY WtsE &C.-From the Winona
Rep"bl'c"" we learn that they have half a
million bushels Of wheat in their warehouse
IS. From the Hastings Cons,~rer we learn
that they have in store there two hundred
and fifty thousand bushels. BY actual count
We have not over one hundred and ff,y
thousand. Why is this Speak, yc bust
ness men, and tell US why Ii you can't
tell We Can. Nearly all the wheat from the
south. western part Of this county goes to
hastings, because they hare good reads.
large portion Of the wheat from the eastern
ana southeastern part Of this county goes to
Lake City because they haze gao,l roads. Aud
perhaps il the rest Of the country peonle
could get to either Of those places and back
the same day, they would go too for the
same reason. But good roads is not the
onEJ 'nducement. The people first went te
'hess places for that reason, and the SHARP
business men seeing that there was grea
pref't to be made from that trade that prom.
cry belonged to Red Wing. bid up on ,hsi,
P''ooce' and continued to bid up, until i,
M come 20 os matter believed (whsthe,
true OF not We don't say) that 1t either O
the places last named wheat will bring on.
or I've cents mors per bushsl. Wb.n.
hrnsrs 60 to sell their produce Their. thu,
trade. aud there ttey ought to tr,a. r,
having bad roads We have not only los. Ii,
OPPORTUNITY to buy ono hundred thousand
dollars worth Of wheat within the las, -. ,
but We have lost the Opportunity to sci
serenity five thousand dollars worth Of good.
NJ w. how long will " submit e sec Hast
'nss aud Lake City take dollars and cent
out Of our very pockets?