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Military Portrait n Gallery,
t. MILITARY PORTRAITS
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L soldier in each Of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars and STRIPES with
Muskets and Rifled Cannon. In the foreground
are Zouaves tramping on the, Rebel Flag, and
a serpent underneath, the flag being plainly
shown. Under this. are correct portraits Of
Generals Scott. Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler. FIRE.
mont, Banks, Sprague, Prentiss, Blenker,
Wool, Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, Sigel, Nc
Dowell and Comm odore Stringham, Coils. Cor
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Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts Of Kansas,
Arkansas. Ohio, Indiana aid Illinois. accord
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ket according to Hardee's Tactics.
~ This chart can be had with the Military
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District Court &s
It judicial District.

STATE o. AlsHEsorA. ss,s,pistrict Court
1oost hue county. J First judicial District
lsaac Spanlding, Nors.,agec. l.. - ~ =
~ 49, against ~s~t Il II s.zsE - lSts
Wade Wellman, Mortgages.
Andrew Misener, Samuel r Notlee OF Sale.
Van Brunt. James Clark and {
Sarah, his wife. st**s IL +. 81 80
DeeIee, January Term 1s6a-ssls 4s-laA :
pVkSUANT TO Decree mace in this case At
the Regular January Term Of this Court
ne ii ut the city Of Red Wing. within and for
the County IF Gooahus. on the first Tuesday
IN january A. D. 1859. the undersigned Sheriff
q said Goe1hae Ceuntr viii seil at pablic .uc
ton to the highest cash bidder al the Office 81 the
Sheriff Of said Goodhue eaanty IN the civ ii
God Wing. ID said county, on the 18th ..ar 8;
asrch 4. D., 1854, at ono ossloek r. THO
following Described premises <isaase in The
csonsy Of Goodhue and Stats ek Minnesota be-
lhe !. tne same premises described IN tie aspra-
|said Deefee, io-wit. s 7s
. The South West qusr.er Or Section unmbsr
f.snsy, csc, in TsvssEsp ess hundred and
nine. IN. y North d kan.c eighteen Wess iii
AL the appurtenaAeea theren ffo Ssfonsir,v =
Dated Feb. 1ltA, Is. d. 1859.
MARTIN s. CHANDLER
: IS ehes IL Of Geedhue County, Minn.
Gei1.1 GAsr, FIR Atsy. go
|. kSs3baslt, Min1S
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SUMMONS.

STATE or NnxxeorA.} D;xtr;c. cou,t
County Of 6oodhue. IS. first Distr;e. +,
ADJ i ]. Sh.ddeuk PRE- 49,
- against Summons-tar ge;nf
Horton 6haddeuk, Defs. - -, S,
TO Horton Shaddeuk: In the name Of the,
|st.se Of Ninnesosa, you are hereby sunsnonsd
ana required 70 answer the complain: in this
seton, hlch6 klsd in the ofice Of the CLERK
Of the Dissrict Court sor s.id tsoodhne f:srafr :
q q Rsd Wing IN aid co1nty,as6to
servs copy Of your answer "a tie said cor.
RIalns on the subscribtr s III osfoe ia Pad
Wing Eosesaid, uitlin thirty ld4yss ahef tthe
e sy.ss o. thu. ssnsers on goa, exclusive 81
tne day of such service and IL yon fill "a an
-. H. PsAinti6 IN this seton viii apsly q
t. Gssxt ~ IL relief denauded m thaI Co.
plsint- " NJ .p5TrI - -
Dated AuS. 9Th, 1861 Hanri6 y Atsy
1oVeE uI4vs ~
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! { PITCHn IN!I
OPPOSITION TO HARD TIMES II

4es . 458. VI sisg szs-... 80 III
PICTURES AT PANIC PRICES!!!!
r. Ms& If -O-o-y p ~ @ ID N
a RICH is bound to. make hard times easy by
taking pictures ut prices never before thought
of in this place. 4
RICH is determined to bring the price Of
pictures within the reach of all.
RICH wilIput up pictures in cases for fifty
RICH proposes making an astonishing reduc-
lions in allthe high priced pictures. .
RICH proposes to take handsome pictures
Of uH, whether goodlooking, homcly, Or indif-
ferent. = -
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satisfaction, or no charge. =
RICH would advise those wishing pictures
not to delay delaysare dangerous ih these
times of secession and coercion. 4
RICH respoctfillly invites all to callaand cx-
anime q h's Y work whether wishing pictures or
~ Rooms corner Main. and Plum streets
Up stairs: 81 Rod Wing Minnesota.
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manslaughtefin the second degree
Sec. 8: Section thirty-fours of said
chapter is amended SO as to- read as
follows: @f'&3&Sss<9 % >:'5e.:4 = MI a1=%s5
II any person, being armed with a
Tdangereus weapon, shall assault anoth-
! er with with intent to rob, or. to murder, or
q to do great bodily harm, he shall be
punished by Imprisonment in the State
Prison not more than FIVE years nor
less than one year. ~,
Sec. +. No offence committed and
no penalty incurred previous to the
passage of this act shall be effected
hereby; but the provisions amended
by the foregoing sections, as they ex.
listed before such amendments, shall
be in force and apply thereto, and con.
troll any judgment to be pronounced
thereon. :. -
Sec. 2. This Act shall take effec,
in thirty days after its passage.
Approved February ~, 1862.
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1861. FOR THE EAST. i, p, 1861.
Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen
RAILWAY. III
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MAKING AS early connections for the east as
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Via La Crosse $685.. .:..;... :.:c462 miles.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
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SLEEPING CAR ON NIGHT
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Getlyour tickets via. Prairie du Chen, and
avoid changing from boats to cars at
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Through tickets to all pc nts east for sale
at all important places on the river.
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r He sIGE OF THE sADDL
J s,s: II. b R An ID,
J adale and Harness Maker

Next door TO the Red Wing House j sss#
Nain Sraxxsr, ---.. - !. Rr,. -.
S ], Nsl Keep censsanslv o. hand he very best
Harnesses. Saddles, Brides. N.rtin~sle:. ~"
Nets. y hifs. Cards. Cornbs - sRrs.hes, ~
essrs hing in the Harness lins necessary 3 fis
oot = 1fofse OF Team An kind of work made
% ofder. and
REPAIRING
OF a'I 6ads dome ii most szperSor ,.unne,r,
and IS Ia shortest ne6ce. =
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nNor, about the LIST, of Nov. 1851. red stAer
" Calf came 70 my place ii the town sYBeI-
y deeref in Goedhue County 1.-The avnercan
have the same BY paying changes. ID. am
- .si.zD '@ss5Se7 sasa JOHN BOMBACH.s
SO NIL 4E1sk ss.* 6f5Isy Egsx ~ n2UyC.Aw.az
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TAKEN UP. ! -

=. II, ' a,s., :. TAKEN UP. 'a :; ~
ON or about the first Of November, 1851, the
" subscriber took DIP stray steer Calf 1t
his Place in the town Of vi sa, in ,Goodhue
county. The owner can have the same by
paying charges. @stE7S3 SWAN 2SWANSON.
January 5th, 1862. .~~~r Mig n24yS:4v
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Farming Districts,

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21
LETTER OF GEN. PRIM TO NAPOLEON.

ORIzABA, March II, 1862
SIRE: Your Imperial Majesty has been pleased TO
address me An autograph letter, which, from the
kind expressions il contains In regard to Inc person
ally, will be badge Of honor for my posterity.
Great, indeed. were my DESIRES commanding corps
of Spanish troops, and battling for the sans cause,
to march in line with your Maestys forces, since
was encouraged by the well-founded hope that the
soldiers Of CASTLE are worthy Of fighting by the eide
of the soldiers of France though these enjoy the
we-earned reputation Of being bravest among the
brave. But, Sire, could have wished another battle
field, and other enemies TO encounter; since here,
fighting against Mexican troops and bodies OF national
guards, the soldiers of France and Spain acquire
no glory; not because the Mexicans ale wanting in
personal valOr-sprung from the Spanish race, they
possess it. But this country il ruined BY forty
years civil war and this will be sufficient to explain
why her armed force cannot be IN position to con-
front the well-orgaDized battalions OF France and
Spain. However, we are here, and Will light to-
gether if the Republic should refuse the just claims
OF the allied nations although my opinion ID that the
Government will accord us this justice, aud that
therefore, there will be no pretext for fighting.
In the matter Of rightful claims there can be no
variance between the Commissioners OF the Allied
Powers, and none the less between the Commanders
of your Majesty troops and those OF her Catholic
Majesty; but the arrival at Vera Cruz of Gen. Al
monte, Of the ex-Minis,er Haro, of Padre Miranda.
and other emigrant Mexicans, with an idea of Gre
atlng monarchy in favor Of Prince Macmillan of
Austria-a flag which, according to them, ia to be
sustained and supported by the forces of your lmps
rial Maiesty-will create situation qlhSplt for oil,
but more difficult and painful for the General-in-
Chief of the Spanish troops rho, bound By the in
struetions Of his Government, based on Me London
convention, and almost identical with those which
your noble and excellent V,ce-Admirsl La Graviere
received from your Majestys Government. would
find himself in the unpleasant position oil being un.
able v co operate in The realization Of your Imperial
Majests's views, II they should really 10 those Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21

STATEN ISLAND FERRY MELTIsG.-A public meet
ing of the property and residents Of the east
ern shore of Staten Island was held on Thursday
evening at Sisgerts Hotel in Clifton, for the purpose
of taking measures for the re-establishment Of the
direct ferry route 10 New-York. The attendance
was large and the temper Of the meeting enthusiastic
". N. Dane ElliDgwood was called To the chair,
and Mr.. Augustus Maverick appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Vheyeas The oonvenence and interests Of the inhsb.Pt.
and property owners residing In the Of souhhe!d
Wesfed and part OF hiddletown call for direct ferry to
the City cfNewl York from that portion Of Staten Island
direct ferry necessary for the oohye encs Of the travelling
community residing In tina, portion Of the ISLAND bat Also that
ferry convensnces be maintained with profit 10 the
ferry owners them.eves-now. therefore It 10
ksosd 6r That the propreors OF the present line OF
f.. be- .1s Of the
ant. residing 10 the towns soubhed wes,hed and part
Of Middietown to establish feuy and boats ct
venen hours direct from tina. part Of the island to the City
Secsaa That Committee Of three be appointed to be
named the Chairman to make such request and otherwise
necessary to take measures In ordsr TO srord the requisite
ferry convenience to the Inhabitants residing In that portion
Third Tina. such Committee be authorized Of convenient
the town, Of scuth6ed Westdsld and Midisown in order
to report to them their proceedings In this behalf
The Commute appointed by the Chairman in ac-
cordance with these resolutions consists Of Messrs
Claudius Giguoux, Edward Meyer, and William
Fellows. On motion, the Chairman was added to
the Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Jacob Sinonson, it was
Rlsd That the proceedings OF this meeting be Published
in The Richmond County Gasse Tie Staten handr and tho
After remarks by the Chairman and Messrs. Bon.
ner Freeman Dix, Schofed and Simonson, the
meeting was adjourned until Monday evening. June
% at 81 o cock, at the samo place.
N. DANE ELLINGwoOD. Chairman.
AuGusTUs MAVERICK, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21

LAST Moments OF ALBERT SrDsrr JoHssTos.-
The following ia from the diary, published in The
Matches Courier, Of Major d. M. Hayden, one Of
Gen. Johnstons aids, giving an account Of his death
on the field Of Shiloh:
Gen Johnston esed with the srlire uccs" o. the whole
day. tooh the position before tho bdgsdes Of Bowen aud
Brctinidge aud gave the order M bsyonst" The Last
moment saw him. before hi fall. be haIsnguing bis
troops Tho charge made with shout. and the
a.d n confusion the side Of Bowen and the Mimic
ball. close that they clipped bis hair started to the
nslt TO what had become Of Cbaner when met Capt
fyH.rs who announced that Gen Johnston wounded
We followed him down into the rsyine where found him
reclining in the lap OF Gov Hss wbo bad gently lifted him
from his horse told that tho only and last words lie
aver .poke were after he shot, Cover
nor believe s seriously woundsd" Preston In agony
sst.d II he in.w Rim. caught hold Of his hand and saw
that he was still breathing We administered little simu.
lent but be totally unconscious and quietly bTeahed his
Lat Al 2.30
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