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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION

NAAoD Oc GALL UNDEk EXECUTION
NDER and by virtue of an execution issued
Court in and for the county Of Ramsey. State.
OF Minnesota, Second judicial District, by the
Clerk thereof, on the 2Sd day of Nav. A. D.
1903, on judgment rendered in said Court on
the eventh day of February, A. D. 1859, where
IN Ohver Ames was plaintiff and Joseph Scott,
Caleb NJ. Lewis and J.W. Crawford, late part
ners as Lewis, Scott & Co., was defendants, in
favor Of said plaintiff and against said defend
ants tor the sum Of eight hundred and thirty
six and 04-l00 i$s36.04) dollars, and four and
lo.iOo dollars increased costs a transcript Of
said Judgment was, OH the tenth day Of Feb
ruary: A. D. 1859, docKeted in said Goodhue
county, which SAID execution was to me direct
cd and ivered, did, on :he sth day Of June,
A. u. 1853, levy npon all the right, title and
interest which the above named Joseph Scott,
Caleb NJ. Lewis and J.W. Crawford, late part
ners as Lewis, Scott g. Go. had, on the tenth
since had in and to the following described
lands and premises with all their appurtcnan-
ces lying and being in Goodhne county, State
of Minnesota, to wit: Lots three (3), fifty vc
so, fifty, six (56) ffly-seven (57) fifty eight
I5s) and fifty nine (59) in block one (l J, and =
by Main und front street, in front Of block six
l6) to low water mark, excepting twcnty-four
ga tcct"n the north west end Of said fraction.
Lots eight (s) and nine (9) in bloc! FIVE lots
two y and three (3) in block six (6). lot nino
go in block five (5) in Bales addition 20 the
town Of Central Point.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby give, that
shall, on the 2ad day ef July, 4. D. 1865, ut
10 o'clock III the forenoon Of said day, at tho
'front.' door Of the Court House, in the city Of
hed wing. III Goodhue county, State Of Mime
sofa, offer for sale al public auction under said
execution the lands and premi >es 30 levied upon
as aforesaid, and shall then and there strike off
and sell the same for cash to tho highest bid
der, or so much thereof as -hall be necessary to
satisfy said execution, together with legal in
tercst, costs and DISBURSEMENTS Dated at Rcd
Wing, Goodhuc county, Minnesota, June sth.
"A. y. 1868. MARTIN S. CHANDLER,
Sheriff Of Goodhue county, Minnesota.
DRIsBlN & B1aELow, n46v7w7
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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MORTGAGE 's;; SALE
DEEAULT has beer m.da i, the cx.dit ons.S 1

nEEAULT has been m.do "a the c6ndit ons s
~ ofa eertain indentureo of nor .ga reeIi ieut.S
ed by s. B. Moody, of Hastings, Dakota comfy
and Territory fnow State) Of MINNESOTA Mt
gagor, TO Robert Ennis, Of ~ ons, " ayne cotirtv
State Sta & Of Nov York, mortgagee, bearing date
Of October, A. D. 1857, which said mortgage
contains the usual power Of sale to the mortes-
gee and his assigns, nnd was dnly He'd or
record on the 2Sth day of October, AID 1857 j.
as ten o'clock 4. n. in the Office Of the Register
sta{e Deeds nf %n5o Sf Goodhue county,
recorded in book I. 81 of r.olteaoes paces slY
ei ana eoV. Said mortgage was given to secure
tne payment ofa certain pronnissory note made
oy the said s. b. Moody, bearing ,}1te on thss
sala Sal twenty sixth day Of October, A. b. 1884,
1r 'or inc sum OF two hundred and ninety-six doi-
"a - pas aoie IN one year from the date thereof
10 tne order OF the said Robert Ennis. with M
terest after maturity at the rate of seven Der
cent per month until paid. There is claimed
TO De due and is actually due at the date of
tnls notice upon said cote and moYtoooe tho
sum sum OF two hundred and ninety-six dollars.
nt ~,'t an.erest thereon at the rate of seven per
cent per apnum from the twenty ninth 6av Of
Octooel, 1858, amounting, at the date of this
noeice to the sum Of three hundred and ninety
doiars and ninety cents, and no suit or pro;
ceeoings at law have been instituted to recover
th me oee secured by said mortgage or any part
The msrtgaged premises are described a. fol-
lows All that tract or parcel of lana lying:
aata ama osang IN Goodh1e county, State Of Minne
soIa, described AS follows, to wit: The south
YVES west quarter gu e. W ~ section number twenty
'WU SooS ~ IN township one hundred and nine
north "th of range eighteen (ls) con
ng 1ess On; nunared and sixty acres ore or
Of: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given by
et tue power Of sale in said mortgage
case made and provided, the said mortgage viii
De toreclosed by sale Of the mortgaged PREMISES
above described at public venduc to the highest
bidder r, atthe front door Of the Court House At
Red Wing. county Of Goodhue and State Of
Minnesota, on Wednesday. the 18Th day Of July,
a. u: 1868, at eleven o'clock A. n. Of that day,
to satisfy and pay the am cunt W hich shall then
be due on said note and mortgage with tho
disbursements Of this foreclosure. Dated Rcd
Wing, May 9th, 1863. = y7n44w7
ROBERT ENNIS, Mortgages.
CLAeErr & CROSBY, ATTORNEYS
tor Mortgage, Hastings, MINI.
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Best in the World!

The great Quantity Of worthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have bcen palmed of upon the un
snspectinE. public BY those without character
price, is surprising ind in view Of this STATE
Of things, we have ma le it long, untirin,
study to produce machine that could in nj
way be classed among them, and finally t,
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its will show that we have accomplished oul
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I'd. It. is almost Doiseless-runs very fast
and the change of the feed is made whilst th,
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Sews1ight and heavy 'abrics with equal ia
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No difficulty experienced in sewing acros.
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Needle more readily adjusted than in any
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Every family should have = L" Florence"
1ts motions are al positive.
Will last lifetime. IL @s&
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IL thoroughly practical
The hcmmer the most practical in use.
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Samples of sewing and descriptive e;re.lar.
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Z41rsas
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cd Cincinnati, o., Jan. \, 1850, cure all private
diseases with unaxampled edrapidity. We gar
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bfURNAL Emissions, Female Complaints, in
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mancnt, and fees moderate. Send Tor our Cir
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msttsr. Also, Circular intended for ladies
SDr. Jacksont Female Pills-one dollar per
box-sEND ron CIxcuLAR.
Special written Replies, wellsealed ,scnt with
tho Circular, without charge. One OF the
ever published, 800 pages, 100 engravinRs "The
Mountain Of Light, or Medical Protector and
Marriage Guide, and an Explicit Key to Love
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various subjects never before fully explained
in any popular work in the English Language.
ono dpuas ant.three Scsnt stamps. Fully des-
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Our No. 9 Machine is
admirably adapted to
tho wants OF al Manu-
hcturers, and is far
more simple, durable
and cheaper tEan any
other Shuttle Machine
lin use, ard . great ia
|vorite wherever intro
duced.
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THENEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

1t is with no fear Of Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes, that the publishers of TIE
Ne,o York Mercury acknowledge the unwavering
loyalty oftheir two hundred thousand subscrib-
ers, and announce to them. and to all, that
The New York Mercury for this year (lsG3)
ture than ever before. 1t is no upstart specula-
ton, no temporary " sensation" but first
class literary weekly, which has been familiar
to the United States tor q quarter Of q century
and while the wishy washy mushroom prints
Of yesterday are cutting down their talent even
while they raise their subscription price, The
New York Mercury maintains all its great Staff
Of Romancers, Poets, HrmorIstt, Essayists.
Story Tellers, and Editors, and promises to
make it still greater for 1868.
Itis the ono paper for every home. Its forty
columns of reading matter per week constitute
an unparalleled
CONSERV ATORY OFTHE ENTERTAINING
and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
LOT Verse, Gossip, Feuilletons, Broadsides Of
llumor, and Polished Editorials, combine to
epitonize all the charms Of 49,
WIT AND SENTIMENT!
The husband veads it to his wife, the mother to
her children, tho lover to his sweetheart. the
soldier to his comrads, and the village school
master to the circle around the stove. 1tisf ia.
miliar to the sight Of every man, woman and
child in our country, and has regular subscrib-
ers IN several countries Of Europe, The New
York Mercury Is slso identified with the grand
est patriotism Of the age. for several members
Of it's brilliant Staff hold high rank in our noble
army, and have made themselves famous with
the sword as with the Pen. The great illus
trating artist Of The New York Mercury, the
intmitable Dsrlcy, gives the paper the highest
attributes Of Fine Art; and yet this largest lit
erary weekly Of the day promises to surpass
itself in al these respects during the Kew Year!
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

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Mach ines before pur-
|chas ing elsewhere. We
man nufacture . large
variety ofstyles Of ca ch
stitch, and adapted to
the Requirements Of
Families aud Manufac-
turers Of goods where
'se wing 10 employed.
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The Magazlne, e for /. The: II Times I!
Peter's,on''s Magazine, ia, ';sl;zi llee

TetefsonSs MagaNne,
The Best and uCheapestin thsworld for LADIES'
This popular monthly Magazine will be greatly
improved for 1858. It Will contain
One Thousand Pages of Reading
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates!
Twelve CoEored Fashion Plates !!
Twelve Colored Berlin w ork Patterns!
Nine Hundred Wood Cuts s..
Twenty-four Pages of Music!
All this will be given for only TWO DOL
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OF the class Of" Peterson" Its :-E
Thrilling Tales and Movezeties
Are the best published anywhere. All the
most popular writer's are employed to write
originally for " Peterson" In 1858, in addi-
ton to its usual quantity Of shorter stories,
Four Original Copyright Noveletts Will be
given, by Ann S. Stephens, L. c.. Moulton,
Frank Lee Benedict, and the Author of .'sThe
Murder IN the Glen Ross" 1t also publishes
FASHIONS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
Each number, in addition to the colored plate,
gives Bonnets, Cloaks and Dresses, engraved
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pages OF Household and other Receipts.
10 1t is the Best Lady's Magazine in
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Address, postpaid,
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e. 800 Chestnut Street, Phjladelphia.
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Plain 1y1ld F1x1lcy
Job Printing!!
JOB TYPE!

AllJob Work done at this Office will he done
promptly, and is Warranted to give entire sat
'staction. We have constantly on hau,l, or viii
print to order, all kinds Of Legal Blanks,
Mortgages, with or without Waiver,
Chattel Mortgages, Deeds,
BONDS, Agreements,
Summons, Executions,
Warrants, Venires,
Subpoenas.
We will print to order on the short
est notice and at the lowest prices,
Addresses, - Books,
Blanks, Bills,
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading,
Circulars, Cards,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets,
Show Bills, Receipts,
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
q Printing Office.
,OsnERs FROM THE CorxrRr PRoxpr1r FILLED.
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GROVER q BAKERS
NO. .,
Se'oi,,g Machine,
$45.

A Sewing Machine
that will not embroid-
or - we'll - stitch II
not the one for. family
use. Grover d Bakers
Celebrated MAcaINEa
both stitch and en-
broides with equal ia
eility.
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GROVER u BAKER'S
NOISELEsS
F A MlLY
&ev'ng Machines
CAS- to 500.

At our office alone
can purchasers exam
inc the relative merits
Of each stitch, and be
guaranteed ultimate &
thorough sstisfaction
by our privilege Of ex-
exchanging for either
style, ifnot suited with
their first choice.
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WIT AND SENTIMENTS!
VICTORIA;

VICTORIA;
THE HE1RESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
n COUSIN NAY oAELEToN,
Aafhor a Giaey Gosoer," g .Sybl GampbeN, ,
Erniate," )" " La Aasque," d., DC.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

We have lately intro
duced = new style fam
lily Sewing Machine,
making the Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
ed in the same. stye,
and sold at the same
prices as our Grover q
Baker Site hMachincs.
GROVER & BAKERS
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THE VOLUNTEER

We arc prepared to do any and all kinds OF
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

As An Advertising 6 medium, the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE ExcELLED. 1t has large and rapid
ly increasing circulation. Its circulation il. to
u great extent, confined to the
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

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One Copy, one year ''................$ 2 0
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE At REL
WING. Those wishing to advertise their busi
ness, will do we'll to patronize
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=. S06 Chestnut Street, Phjladelphia.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-04
SeWal d and EMANCIPATION.

The New York Tribune lately publish
ed dispatch from Mr.. Seward to Mr..
Adams, our ministers to England marked
mo. 2s7 Confidential dated July 5th,
1852, wherein he uses these remarkable
expression:
at seems as il the extreme advocate
Of African slavery and its most vehement
opponents were acting in concert together
psecipitate scryile war-lha former
making the most desperate attemp to over.
throw the federal Union, the latter by
demanding an edict of universal emanci-
patton, as lawful and necessary, if not, as
they say, the only legitimate way o
saving the Union.'
Whether Mr.. Seward personally en-,
Aoised the Presidents "edict of unversa
emancipation which was issued so soon
,ntter the date of this letter we have nc
direct means OF knowing. If he did, &C
.cordiug to his own showing, he, and "the
extreme advocates of African slavery;
were '.acting in concert to precipitate I
Jhaye openly disavowed thcact,and q 'aret
his skirts OF the imputaiion. The I'ibun
says this dispatch was sent without Mr
Lincoln's knowledge. However this ma.
be, the proof is strong that, up to Ger
tain time, Mr.. Lincolns judgement coin
sided with that here expressed by tn
Secretary Of State, but that he final
allowed himself to be driven by the ''pres
sure of the radicals into a measure
which as Mr.. Seward intimates, can onl
serve to assist those who are ''making th
most desperate attempt TO overthrow tn
Federal Union"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-04
Let us Organize,

We would suggest to our Democratic
friends The propristy Of a, once organic
lug clubs and establishing reading rooms
throughout the county, similar to those
that are being started in all parts Of the
loyal States. The only way successfully
70 oppose the morSmenss Of the opposition
- by establishing an organiza ion so com.
plete and effective as to be ready to meet
them at all points. On the res'.its Of the
next election in Pennsylvania hang the
most important results. We not only have
Govcnor and Supreme Judge to elect,
but the questions at issue are tie mo
'aomontous that haze ever been submitted
70 The people for FINAL adjudication. -
Should the opposition triumph, freedom OF
speech aud Of the press will die. Iusolen,
as they now are, in the pride Of Office,
they will become ten times more So
Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty"
Letus live up to the motto. L tahlish
"lubs and reading rooms-circulate reia.
lie papers and documents. Let the peo.
Ile be fully aroused--and we can not fail
!, succeed. Let the movement be origi
lated in town, and other sections of the
county will soon follow.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-04
POLITICAL S0nApS.

New HAMpsuIRE ELB3TIoS. - Fhe
vote Of the Granite state, with the tTtfllrg
exception Of Pittsburg aud llart's location
which together cast lrss than hundred
votes, is as follows Eastman, Democrat
81, 796 Gilmore, Republican, |s'O9o :
Hartman, War D,moctat. and scattering
ABS. Eastman, Democrat over Gilmore,
Republican, 3,sl6! Last year the majority
of Berry, Republican, over Stark, Dtmo'
crat, was 5si
If the Governor of New Hamphs re
were elected as the Preside It is e'ectc!--
by plura.ity-Eastmon would be Cover
nor. and would have beaten his comp IT,
tors much more than Mr.. Lincoln beat
Brcchinridgo and Douglas.
Marcy's (Dcmocra) majority in lie
First District is from IS to 90
The Democratic gain IN the Legislature
is still more significant. Last year the
Republican m'jority in the House was 81;
this majority is reduced to nearly Oh halt.
Three Democrats are elected to tho
Senate by an aggregate majority of 2 45O
or oy,r 800 each aud nine Rep blIcau
Senators by AN aggregate majority Of 81
90, or less than $50 each So much fol
the Rcpubl can skill in distticting the
state
Upon these facts the New Hampshire
Patriot remarks "Aud thus, with a
majority Of only some 600 in the State
/ the Republicans and their allies have
/ elected three !ourths of the Senate. 1hi:
shows the gross Injustice aid inequality
/ Of the present Senatorial district law
The districts were formed with view to-
enable the Republicans to carry maj ~
ily Of them even with popular majority
OF two or three thousand against them.'
"lhe sucrcss Of the Democratic part,
in this election, even as judged by the cleo
lou of it, candidates, is not unimp portan
We have gained one member Of Congress
Councillors, nearly forty R'pre sent
ativcs, and the two important counties G
Merrimack and Grafton, TINS giving II
one half Of the counties in lne State -
BargninS and intrigucs, corruption an
fraud alone have prevented further success
SIS and a complete victory. Th'y may
aud probably will enable the Rcpublica
party to hold the official control o" ~
State Government another year, but the
will only add to the con Itnnation wbic
then iueydcntly awaits the ~"
There can he no doabt a., t, VIII ch wa
New II smp hr! will go at tio n,xt Pres
ideutial election.