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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
LJnisyille Oct Il

II is believed hare thar there was bat
tie on Wednesday near Lancaster. No of
fetal intelligence has been received froc,
II. Citizens who arrived last niyht report
that it was between Bragg's rear guard
under Kirby Smith, and Gen. Thomas ad
vance, under Crittenden. The rebels are
reported TO have been totally routed
Large quantities Of small srms, army stores.
eighteen buudred cattle, and twelve hun
dFed barrels Of flour and pork were caps
tured.
Louisville is dead to all except the war,
and that Is of the army train order
Mules and wagons keep the streets noisy
and keep up The appearance of business.
Bragg. on Tuesday, with 10000 men.
was at Crab Orchard, intending to camp a
few miles below.
lie Is rapidly retreating towards Mount
Vernon. Kirby Smith was going ON tina
road to Manchester, Clay county, thence
by the road wherein Bragg is retreatinr
towards Cumberland Gan. 1t is reportod
that mountaneers are falling trees aud
Otherwise blocking the roads over which
the rebels must pass to leave the State.
Paris, Ky, Oct. 10Th.
Alter capturing our pickets, John Nor.
gan dashed into Lexington YESTERDAY morn.
ing. at the head of 500 men. Before sur
rendering, our forces fought him CALAMITY
killing and wounding several.
Our lGss was six killed aud I25 prisoners
The prisoners were Immediately paroIed
The ba!snoe Of our forces $50 cavalry
made their escape from the city.
An stack from Marshall is locked for
here tonight.
Morgan left Lexington with his forces
yesterday evening, passing through Yer
sailles, thence through Lawrenceburg AZ
daylight, and WAS 81 Bloomfield ct two this
afternoon. General Dumout is in rapid
pursuit.
There has been no fight between Morgan
AMI Dumont.
Buell. Is reported just south Of Mount
Vernon.
Crittendep's army corpse is further south
in pursuit Of Bragg.
1t Is supposed that the rebel army is
aiming to cross into Tennessee by Big
Greek and Wilson's Gap.
Buell. is in close pursuit., and it's he.
lIeyed he will force the rebels to 6rht or
Capture large portion OF them before thew
reach Cumberland CAP.
The PeFry7ilie battle at Chaplain Hill
was brought on prematureiy. and aeoinst
the orders OF Gen. Buell., whose Mans f,-
enyeloping the whole Of Braces ornnr
were thwarted, and his pursui; Of the rel.
els delayed BY that unfortunate ciren,n.
stance.
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l0,490 90
4l,675 90

Your committee further report that the
total valuation in the county amounts to
81, 92j, 600, which at a total county tax of
one dollar on each one hundred dollars val
uation of taxable property will create
revenue amounting to the sum of e, $50 90.
Balance in Treasury as per
Treasury report 2,153 OF
Balance in hands of F. D. S. Stew
art, late Treasurer, 500 90
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$3.50 "a
On motion of Mr. Cation said report and
statement were accepted and adopted
Mr. Baker moved that Messrs Knapp
Woodruff and Cagwin be appointed = COM
mit,ee in accordance with the foregoing re-
| port.
Mr. Strong moved to amend said motion
by striking out the names of Messrs Knapp
and Cagwin and inserting in lieu thereof
the name of Mr.. Farley,
/ The question was taken on the proposed
amendment, and decided in the negative.
The original motion of Mr. Baker then
/ prevailed.
Mr. Woodruff fr5m the committee to set
/ tie with the Sheriff and Treasurer report
| ed back without action the bill Of u Rich
| ardson. Treasurer, for making delinquent
book amounting to the sum of SO.
On motion Of Mr. Baker said bill was Ia
ken up and allowed in full to the amount
Of sos, 90.
The Chair presented the official boud of
Benz Richardson, County Collector for the
( year gr 1862, which on motion of Mr. Cation
was accepted aud approved
Mr. Freezer ffered the following resolu-
! tons which were adopted:
/ Resof ced, That the County Clerk be and
/
vor Of Supervisors on application Of such
/ Supervisors, for per diem allowance for
services, in posting election notices, de,
Iivering collectors books and filing Col
lector's bonds"
Mr. Reid from the Finance Committee
presented the following report. which was
on motion accepted and adopted:
&" To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of VIII county:
Your Finance committee beg leave to
submit the following rebort il regard to
the expenditures and revenue of The county
for the present fiscal year.
Amount Of county orders out
standing and Withdrawn, l,400 90
Appropriation fer county Jail, 1000 90
Amount audited at present Board, SITS IS
| Appropriation at special meeting,
July. 1862, WAR FUND.- 10000 90
| Appropriation for interest on
War Fund, $500 90
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requirement OF every kind has two val
ues--Vaiue cs knowledge and value as dis
cipline.
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Know-NothInglsm show:pg r.

self.
Since the "pipe of peace" Las been smok
ed between the editor of the Republican
and Norton and Mcintosh, the, <<s6<ers of
the dark lantern organization. III FspuJli.
can has given evidence Of strong leaning
towards the prOscrip,;ve principles Of the
old Know Nothing organization.
The low filings Of the Republican at GER
tain class Of our foreign born citizens Ger
tainly come with i'll grace at the present
time when thousands of them are in cur
armies fighting for the country Of their
adoption. Is this the reward the Republi,
cans have for the countrymen of Shields,
Meagher, Mulligsn, Corcoran and Gass. for
periling and sacrificing their lives to pre-
serve the constitution and to restore the
Union.
judging from the tons of the last Repub,
ticdR. we may expect to see Norton, Nc
Intosh and the other leaders of tie Repub-
lican party no organizing the old Know
Nothing Lodge of this city. We did hope
that the period of nightingale lodges fol
the purpose Of prescribing and depriving a
large class of our most valuable citizens o.
their constitutional rights, had passed
away never to return. Bet it seems tba
such is not TO be the case. The proscrip-
tionists are again at their contemptibl
wcIk srd We may expect to see foreign.
ers hunted out again a. they were in oil,
KNEW Nothing times. if the Republican
party is permitted to continue in power
Perhaps it is the design of the Republican
leaders 10 drive out adopted citizens t,
makciroom for the negroe1-S
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Sc t. 1862, 2.153 04
AL of which ia respectfully subm tied.
BENZ. RIcHARDsox,
Treas. Wlll county, ILL.,
We the undersigned, committee ap-
pointed to settle with the Treasurer Of
Will county. would respectfully report
that we have examined the above state
rnent, as made by said Treasurer. and find
the same to be correct.
GEO. WOODRUFF, CHARM.
On motion said statement ami report
were accepted and adopted.
Said Committee also present the follow
ing report and statement:
The committee to settle with Treasurer,
d., would beg leave to report that in their
setslement with MIR Ste gart, lale Trensu-
rer of VIII county. they fad IN unpaid
balance If eight hundred dollars az per
statement herewith presented
Your committee are Informed that this
en- 'unt of money is now due Mr. Stewart
from responsible persons, who became
indebted to him by way of accommodations
extended to them in tax matters. We are
further informed that suit has been COM
menced against these parties BY Mr. Sew
ert, and ihat 1t Is his intention to prose-
cute them with vigor, until the money is
collected and pail over to the county. We
are also informed that Mr. Stewart has rea-
sonab.e expectation that a portion Of ..le
money will lie paid within sixty DAYS
In riew of this condition Of things we
would recommend the appointment ef q
special committee who shall use their dis
erection in closing up the business with Mr.
Stewart, and whose duty itshall be to rro
tect fully and carefully the best interests
of the county.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
GEO. WOODRUFF, CHARM.
Said statement being as follows, to Wit
d Stewart, late Treasurer,
in acct with Win county, DR..
To cash on hand Sept 1861, S2SGl 6i
. :. reed on military warrant 1879 o.
on City order, GO 90
" +" " OF swamp land com'r los 50
$3.50 a
Cr
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From Cincinnati.
DAVID U. CoBB,
~.

Attest: VIZ. ToNEER, Clerk.
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30 il36 Y
CIR.
BY amt county orders paid, S33.54G 60
AZ g tax not collected, 1S6 43
d" " Town Col COINS. III 20
F" 1reasurer's CONS at
per ct. on S7,974 &c, 39S 20
By amt Treasurer com. ct
per CT on 100000, GOO 90
BY amt Of County's proportion
of com on State tax, &c Go
BY an,'t Of Revenue on hand to
balance, 2.I53 OF
S37,73S 81
To nm't Of balance in Treasury
-, 1000
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-26
! MORTGAGE SALE.

IW7 HEREAS default has been made in the
w payment Of the debt secured by a mort
|goge dated May zlst, A. d. 1855. executed and
acknowledged by Lysandcr A. Fei: and Mar
tina Felt his wife, OF the County of Goodhue,
and Territory (now State) of Minnesota, and
delivered to Jared Patrick of the County of
Rice in said Territory, and duly recorded in the
office of the Register Of Deeds for the afore
said county of Goodhue, on the 4th day of June.
a. D. 1856, at ~ o'clock P. NJ. in Book LIST OF
Mortgages, on pages 256, 257 and 25S
And the amount claimed to be due upon the
debt secured by said mortgage at the date OF
this notice is five hundred and forty four and
72-'o' dollars. and no proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted for the recovery
thereof
Description Of Mertgagcd premises: The
Northwest quarter of Section No. four ( 4 in
Township No. one hundred and nine (l09>
North o. Range No. eighteen (lS) West. con-
tanning one hundred and fifty nine and 59-1"O
acres, according to the United States Govern
mcnt survey thereof situated in the County OF
Goodhue and State Of Minnesota.
| Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale containes in said
mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid, and
pursuant to the statutes of this State in such
cases made and provided, the said mort
gage will be forecloscd by sale Of the mort ged
premises aforesaid, at public auction. at the
office Of the Sheriff Of said Goodhue County, in
the city of Red Wing, in said county, on the
2bth day Of March, A. D. 1862 at me O'Clock
P. NJ, to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, and the costs and disbursements of said
sale. JARED PATRICK,
Cole Il CASE, Mortgage.
Attys for Mortgage,
Faribault, MINI.
Dated February 18th, A. y. 1862.
Mig n29v67w
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Il A IL r o a d S !.
1851. lsea.

LA CROSSE & MILWAUKEE R.R.
The shortest, quickest, and only direct ronte
to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, and al i'm.
portant pointsin the East and South Il ts.4.
The Splendid passenger packets NORTHERN
BELLE, KEOKUK and OCEAN WAVE, will
run thisseason between Lacrosse and l6t.Paul
forming an independents line for the speedy
transmission Of passengers and freight. sss
This line Of boats has been entirely rebuilt
and rettted during the past winter, and will
net rim below Lacrosse. ~ ~ z@f...
= They are not surpassed by the boats ef any
other line, as regards speed, elegance aud
comfort. $50 - eIa SCR 3&sfi&sj
This is the only one of tho North Wester.,
Routes that has independent lines Of boats
to move its business, thereby insuring to the
passenger the first choice OF State rooms. tf., ,;
All the Boats Of the Minnesota Packet Com
|pany, will land atthe La Crosse Depot. to re-
ceiye and discharge Passengers and freight.
Two trains daily each way between, Lacrosse
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 Mlnnesota juno
ton with the trains of the Chicago and North
western railroads. 80
: Lake Freiehts, either by Detroit and Mil
waukee, Milwaukee and Chicago or Chicago
and North W estern railroads, arc transferred
to tins road free Of charge for cartago.
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
baggage checked to all important points.
No transfer charges at Milwaukee, or Chica-
60 to passengers holding through tickets.
Secure your Tickets via the Milwaukee
! La Crosse and St. Paul Railroad Line.
! For Tickets or Freight Contracts, apply tc
either Of the following Agents;
II. T. RUMSEY. MESEROLE & McLAREN
,-,>-s.~a.,.., Lacrosse. ,.-....,. Red Wing
EDWIN II. GOODRICH, Manager.
J. M. KIMBALL, Gen. Ticket Agent.
| R. D. JENNINGS, Gen. Freight Agent
| "n34a '~ 49, #~ "@y ~ 4~''~~" 49, n4O:tf
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-26
SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER EXECU-
TTON

FINDER and by virtue Of an Execution issued
- out Of and under the seal Of the District
Court for tho Third Judicial District for Winona
County and State Of Minnesota, by the Clerk
thereof, on the 9th day Of January, A. D. 1862
on II judgement rendered IN said Court on the
Goth day of February, A. D. 1861, wherein
Sarah Hanway was plaintiff and Eugene NJ.
Wilson and Andrew j. Bel! were defendants
in favor Of said plaintiff, and against said de-
PENDANTS, have levied upon the following des-
cribed Real Estate, with tho app11rtenanccs
thereunto belonging, lying and being in Good
hue County and State Of Minnesota, to wit
The Southwest quarter OF the So th-east quar-
ter Of Section two (2), and the West half of
the Northeast quarter of S:ction eleven ON
Township one hundred and ten (llO) North OF
Range seventeen (17) west. - "A
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that l
shall, on the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1862, a;
10 o'clock in the forenoon at the front door of
the Court House, in the city of Red Wing in
said Goodhue County, offer for sale at public
auction, add shall sell for cash to the highest
bidder, under said execution, all the right, title
and al - interest which the above nametl Eugene
NJ. Wilson and Andrew j. Bell, or either of
them, had on the Goth day Of February. A. D.
1861, and has at any time since had IN and to
the lands and premises SO levied upon as afore-
said, or so much thereof as shall be necessary
to satisfy said execution, together with legal
interest and costs.
Dated at Red Wing, Mimi, February 10Th,
A. D. 1862. ". ~
E, MARTIN. S. CHANDLER,
Sheriff Of Goodhue County, Mimi.
NoRToN & MITCHELL,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
nl31 80: "n2Sv6:7w
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT hay; ng been made in the conditions
Of q certain mortgage deed, executed by
BENJAMIN F. Hoyt and Eliza beth Hoyt, his wife,
Mortgagors, to Chauncey B. Dimlck, Mortga-
gee, dated June 18th, A. D. 1859, aud recorded
IN the office Of tho Register Of Deeds of the
County Of Goodhue, Minnesota, on the 18th dav
OF June, A.. u. 1850, in Book 'ssG" page POI, upon
which mortgage there is claimedto be ,lue, and
due ut the date Of this notice the sum Of one
Thousand three hundred and thirty-eight dol
lars and twenty-nine cents ,($1 ,32s.29).
ana no proceedings at law OF otherwise hay
ing been instituted to recover the sad debt by
said mortgage secured, or any part thereof.
ana whereas, the lands; and premises in said
mortgage, and thereby conveyed, is described
as follows, to wit: Lots one (I, two ~, and
eight ~ of Block 1osrteep J, and Lot nine
q? OF Block forty -s'x l4s) in the town OF Red
Frceborn's Addition to Red Wing, according to
the recorded p1ats Of said town OF Red Wing
and additions, in tho office Of the Register of
DEEDS, OF said Goodhue County and the East
hali OF the North west quarter Of the North
west quarter of section twenty-five (e5) Town
ship one hundred and thirteen tlls} North of
Range ffeen (l5l West, all Of the above des-
|cribed lands and premises being in the County
Of Goodhue Minnesota. = 7>','S..[7. :
- And whereas the said Chauncey B. Dimick
mas paid the taxes due. and assessed on the
ABOVE described land to the amount Of ninety
XIV "Hu 20 IVY dou1Ts prior TO THIS date.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the power Of
sale contained in said mortgage, and duly re-
corded herewith; and pursuant to the statute
in sneh case made and provided the said mort
gagged premises will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, in front Of the Court House
in the city Of Red Wing, in said Goodhne County
on the srd dry Of April, A. D. 1869, At ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to satisfy
The amount aforesaid together with the costs
and disbursements Of said sale and also the said
iurt hor sum Of S9s IS, which said mortgage
has paid for taxes On said land <@@ p sse'1e
Dated Rod Wing, January s9th. 1862. $500
EE-.% -}i ~ CHAUNCEY b. DIMrCK.
W.. ". PHxkrs, Atty ii @sa Mort,acsa
F>@ nlzs s Sts#'s-Szs**t t*z5ss ~ naSv6:7w
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ter, the present system Of forwarding
supplies to5our outposts from ST. Louis.
would not certainly be persisted in.
It is respectfully suggested that this
State has now attained position, by
agriculture, manufactures and com
merce, which justities . change Of ex
listing regulations in this respect. We
therefore urge that the, supplies fo'
military and Indian use shall hence
forth be purchased, as fast as possible
in Minnesota markets. :>1>4,f4
Your memorialists, for further con
celebrations and statistics enforcing the
points of the present memorial, beg
leave to refer to their, Senators anc
Representatives now in attendance
upon Congress. go .,,,# !, a.
Approved Jan. 81, 1862. .. .<..",
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J PROBATE NOTICE.

srArE OF MINNESOTA, ,-.., - ...+e.
Connty Of Goodhue. ! -" In Probate Conrt
In the matter Of the accounting of VIM
erger Administrator Of the estate Of Cal
vim Frizzell, deceased :, :
m ths application Of Vim. Fryberger, sd
~ ministrasor Of the estate Of Calvin Friz
zcil, deceased, late Of said county 1t is order
ed that tue Cd day Of April, a. D. 1859, b. and
the same is hereby assigned as the time for ex
anining and allowing the final account of said
i,ainistrator--and al persons interested in
sasd estate are required to appear fore the
Probate Court At its Office in tho city of Red
Wing. IN said county, at 10 o'clock. 4. -. 3
that day, and show canse. it any there be. why
the nnat account Of said administrator should
net be allowed ssss -
And i il further ordered that said admins
trseor give netise Of the time and place oil ex
aiming said account, by causing = conv al
this erier to be published in the Goodhue Vol
lsn.ssr ssx sseesssslys xeekx prior 20 said snd
Dated Rod Wing, MINI. feb,y. l7,h lsse. .
CLINTON g. kEYNoLDs.
nlSS nSuySstw. S. 49, Jpd0e Of Probate
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EVERY FAMILY
HYDRO MAGNETIC SIPH(

HYDRO MAGNETIC SIPHO,
For the prevention and cure OF all diseases o
the urinary and sexual organs, the kidneys
stomach md bowels, and prevention Of concep.
ton, 49,, us,...- =. .....,- 49, ...-..sf
This sipho. when used, prevents ard cures
Nervous Debility. Cossiveness, Dyspe psia
Whites, ,Prolapsus. Uteri or Falling OF the
Womb ,Dbstructed Mcnstraticn, and all com
plants of the Urinat Organs, Kidneys and Bow
Gle. a~.s~s,i : ss.r.> s~.xs$ ~ <..'1pEs
The Spho enables all to pre- vent and cure
disease. without recourse to drugs, herbs pills
or nos.rums. u is perfectly safe it will last
a Ii fe-tme. without getting out Of order, aud
never fails it is simple and can be used BY q
child. 1t acts magnetically and chemically
removing. absorbing and destroying all NOR
BID secretions and poisonous matter i'll the sys-
lem. 1t is pleasant to use, imparts strength
ana life TO TIE body, enliyens the spirits I'm
parts cheerfu1ness to tho mind and gives tore
and elasticity to all who use it. that will last
circumstance do not permit an increase 81
family, toregulate or limit their Offspring. but
mist not be used during pregnancy, as it would
produce miscarriage. -
|. Ne send with each sipho important private
information. for the Married, and those con
templatlng Marriage, also, full directions for iss
use. 'S~S SAG sSssess*# ~" -"
FAIL NOT 70 SECURE ONE. ~
Single onss, S.; = cheaper quality. 43.-
Each one is warranted. They are securely
packed, and forwarded to all parts ofthe coun-
DIR. J. RUSSELL, Il
ns Sex = B - Bar soeat New York York 2
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MILITARY PORTRAITS.
MAPS and ARMS.
THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK IS READY.

THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK Is READY
THE large, splendid Head piece exhibits a
l. soldier in each of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars and Stripes with
Muskets and Rifed Cannon. In the foreground
are Zouaves tramping on the Rebel Flag. and
serpent underneath, the flag being plainly
shown. Under this. are correct portraits Of
Generals Scott. Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler. FIRE.
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" DOL. Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, sigel, Nc
Dowell, and Commodore Stringham, Coils. Cor
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bottom, is a new map. Just engraved, IA by IS
inches in size. showing the whole of Missouri
Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts of Kansas
Arkansas. Ohio, Indiana al d Illinois. accord
ing to the latest information. The Dor
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urcs, showing fourteen positions for the mus
ket. according to Hardee's Tactics.
~ This chart can be had with the Military
Map Of Maryland, Virginia, etc., IN place OF
the Map Of Missouri, Kentucky, etc. Size Is
X IS. Price 80 cents.
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1861. FOR THE EAST. 1861.
Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen
RAILWAY

-, - 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 du Chi en-
1T Is '.''..'...'.' 400 miles.
Via La Crosse ....A62 miles.
Trains do not 1eavc 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 pc hts east for sale
at all important places on the river
WIN. JERVIS, E. P. BACON,
Superintendent. General Ticket Agent
-. II. c. HOFFMAN,,
Agent, Red Wing
n35a MOTT.