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EA!TH GARTNEi'S GIRLHOOD.
4 III TIE AUTHOR VI "BOlS AtCnEQUAssl
lNo!. " mo-, Cloth. frlce, - -.

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1eIcts aewlIchiug period IN Al, yug between
-FOUR ZEN ana TWENIt with its noble aspiSt.oI, sni
f--n vH.ua-i-srs
from frst tae last tie impression l. received
ei life whcL lived the ch4isc ID at
vita kidd feldy Gf,eps aud 10 cwec ~ interest
ti the las page compass ieluciat iae~e Tue story As
M beyond that found ia n1l.l OF tie
asy, CONVEX I'd Va pure, reaaed IHbIage
u these Ga when toe eucecy of society IS to 'dncss
f for hesIie.s, sinle-s isetCu lie book ke tLs %
Be- WELCOMED sd saeiuy received WacieV-t Is ira Il
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Drn Goo0o.

LII STRANGERS VISITING
EEw-TopK CITY
WILL FISD AZ Il II. MACY'S
FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LACE GOODS.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
LINEN nAEDKERCHlEFs.
LACE MAyTiLLAs
KID GLOVES.
MILLINERY GOODS
sTE.W GOODS.
q wuira GOODS. ,,,..,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
HOSIERY
GLOVES.
UNDERWEAR,
PARAs0Ls
sUN UMBRELLA,
aADE-UP UEDER-CLOruINO. &c.
/ " B.-WE CONTINUE 10 9Th Our LADIES' AND
GENTS KID GLOVES Al 81 a PAIR
EQUAL ~ QUALITY To Any KID GLOVE IN THE
| CITY. r. ~. MACY
Nos 2'4 aud 7o6 slXrH-AvESCE.
TWO DOORS BELOW foUhrEESrh sTAEET.
IMPORTANT 10 THE LADIES.
YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION IS INVITED TO
W. PEYToNs
CATALOGUE OF BARGAINS
| tOh his NErh.
DRESS GOODS DEPAKIMENT.
PARIS MozALBIQUEs. doubl, ~ii,a.
sra1F 2: e 3D. 20 .. ,ol-I P','s g. ard
! a. PC. AID sc 10 pace, a. 81 and }.
Sc. former Inoe Is. Cd, abaTgiO.
| Ia
''''"'- .. Il. ID former pnce., =. 81 and p. Cd
s.l. former pdos. i. Cd
former price, H.c
BLACK sILK- at g., former price 81 49,
BLACk slLK- at = !. io'lasr pfce IL IS.
BLAch sILhs, ct ri 10. former price 81 30.
BLACk siL-S. Tor MaDula, vviJ heavy, al 81 J4 !
former Ifcs 81 -.
BLACK SiLS vsiy hnes ,ood. at = 30 and 81 u ssy
cheag."
PLAIN COLORfD SILKS, Choice Shades
PLAIN coLoRED SILKS. Choice 5nadc,,, Auction
u-I25.
MANTILLA DEPARTMENT..
8LACK SILK sACoUEs, at 10 80 70 n.f prlo. $40
DLALk sax ClNCUL19s at %. fo,nsr pficg Dir.
SLACK Sian MATTHIAS. At BIZ, fornor price els.
al -OcA ui mole sIYsusso gsfn.eIts re-
duced Ia pIVp,iusn 70 we shove
fHENCH AND PUaHEh LACE MANTiLLAS
AhO rOI,.s,
q .acb, than oDuDe the pn;o.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
STELLA sIIAWL5, with Bfoche Borders. 81 50.
sT.Li.A SUaWLS. wiih Bfochs BOisef., -
LAMA sHnWiS tIc~ ~ i..J Of ~ 80
5I,IPED BEOCnE ShhWLJ. a. - %, -, ~ 80.
81. UdbHELLhS.
ALI SILK, al 81, wO.tn 81 3D.
ST.. UMBrkLLAS, steel ff.mes aud Carved Ivory
H4nn.s, a. ~ AJ-f,Tn ef prices 81 ~.
ST., UaibKEALAo, Soei kisu,rs AID Carved Ivory
Handes (aIg.G E1e.) a; : 81. p 10, and SI-ioimeG
piices, ~ ~ % .... $500,
FAST COLOR PItlN r.. choice styles. 1T Rc aud l3e.
,.LtACnfD sliIHIlSO hUsLIS5, a. IZ.c.
heavy IIChiNO a. lUc and nc
.LADiLy baLMORAL SKIHIo, at ~ worth $3.50
FINE 5LAiE LiHENs, iTym sucii1n, stZsc. "oth he.
IA,i,tJiDEklD IUhTAIN DbSLi,S. al 4oc -vitl Jjc.
.rnDnOIDGh..D CUhIAlN MUSLIAS, yeiy IIcn 81 4oo.,
woitI 4lc -. -........ 80.
oENT,' Linen AA,UkEbCHIEF3. very fine, a. b..
rOflL 3s. . .......
w. X PEYTON
No. ga bowsry Dsar Hous,ons.
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HARPER's PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE oHEAi
REBELLION. rat ~ fnce 70 cents
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MISS MULoCK'S FAIRY BOOK. The best Popular
Fry Stories elected rendered anew By the author
OF Jonu H. iis1 Gentleman" Olive" The Osl'ies'
lie &c Hlus.lslions. lsmo, Cloth 81.
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HAMMOND on the Causes, Symptoms, and
4 SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT oi AEkNOU5 DE-
Billy AID Otsr Di the Nefvou' srinius Uno.
sy, add Sexual ,sten.-By {. ID HAEaOSD. a. d f,fu.f
Qy Professor SDrcis Anatomy BE- 10 tho Syracuse Medical
College hew-Yok. Price ~, mailed. r. WARNER. PuD-
IN.lrr, NO ] Vpssy-r., A,t0r Louss.
nON'r sell yOuf Magazines aud Reviews for
Old Pap,r when you 70. 70 c;s each TO- tben at
Gu hs. A. NlLLLh 9. 10. ~ Nas'AusG Morgan kieh-
aria w. EIpo'e Of Frse MIoD'y FIR sale. Prre 10 cs each
TF YOU WANT TO KNOW
wh1 the bieai no'ts and thick ps Of tho negro were
md. for Ts0f
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
eerious DO oh foT people good book r ovy
.ns Contents tables free 81 the priucips Newspaper DE-
tess throughout the country. at r.. WAhNEk'5 no We.
ssyst or Of h> suhof Dr. Il. Is. FOOTE. No 10 Breed
wsy, New York
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CLxyKtANp ASH IoLKan iAftHoAD tospANr.
laol.
sEAN,s's B.>k yoK S.yIss. No. - WsLL,r,l
NEw.f oHk June !, l5o9.


Tameet.ng of the Trustees held THIS DAY,
N the fe.i.nitioa OF FELArtAH PfRlr rsq az ffc.i.
de- OF IN. intt It5u toodc cd previog, meeting w4s
accepted
81 PERT (one Of the orsn. corporsorsl bayiss been
1fagcs ~ bank year, sLi s fis.4elt Tor
n ,fe than out-,hl;i Of thi Rod
k..olutiot r.,r.tuk necessity Of bis r-s;uston Toe
s..,aned By oval lfo iAe oiyl and Tcssns tho
h,h urrcslioa tho Of tue "a Tor hl, p"
.ony a. IA a. official eat.sn. sdepi.d stcr which
WILLIAM IL. MACY. cs9., was elected Ftcndont, and
WILLIAM A BOOTH. esq. elected Vice Prr'dsat In
Ilsss OF Nj MhCI VA. NELSON, Secretary.
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ST. oLAvE's. ANOvel. svO, Paper, 30 cents
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GtILKS.
y sTRhNG ADRIhECE Co.,
No. $50 brosdvsv,
viii DER 3, Retail en- NOHDAY. June -. 49,,
now lot Of tto.r CHEAP PRIV II DfAEtS FDUhAhpS'
1, DRAB AND BLACK GROUNDS. very dsnTaoie' 'o'ic''
worth I'll ~.
Al.o
DRESS SILKS IN sisAt variety, from aoc. 10 ~
with
80 CHENE SILhS - tno. worth B'ic
BLACK TAFFETA. best q.ai,y, for sAcoUE5 and MAN
TlLLAS, veTy cIcsp.
BLACK wOgSrrD GRENADINES, 1 to yards wide.
a auction. IhrAp!
MuURNiNG GOODS in sr,a. variety.
Also,
GREHADlNE SHAWLs, jus, received from low 70 hish
COZ. H..
and
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Stare OF MIcmsAs, stats rRs,'usxS, orUer

NOTICE il hereby given tina, the SEVEN FEk
~ CENT BOSDs OF tho Of Michigan snowa az ID.
TEMPORARY LOAN issued under The pfovisi'ns 81
act pruyidins Tor temporary Ian " ncce.a " AZ
proved J.oaary 9TH 1888 aud numbered from hnnbs Owe
rae II Inclusive. dated July Let ls spd for one noa
sad do> -sh r-de-m,bo 81 ths pleasure OF TIC state &
a., . -@f a.. eIpiTsun OF tao IL Tue met daf
efJuy 1888" viii b. psd at tho metropolitan BANK N ~
cy Of S.s YoTs tie hr.t day Of July next Interest viii
be- .sopos sad After that 1he nierss eooPoHs
tht sf.r july ls 1855 must be sarend.rrd With the
bopJ, OWN stats Treasurer
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A FIRST FRIENDSHIP. A Novel svO Pepper - cents
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AT MEETING of the BOARD of DE-
~ NJ, TOSS II the NrW.JERsEY ZINC COMPANY:
held June n, 1863, dividend Of fHhLE MD ithh,
pa ~ ,r w.. dsc.fed on common Stock end FOUR
PER CENT on Preferred Stock payable % and anef he i
of July Lent the Transfer once Of the Company 70
New York Tho Scrip and STOCK lEausier Books
W bo co..d rom tho 2fth ~. u ls' proIimo. -,
In. annGai interest the Scrip viii lie Ioysoe tine
''"'' A H. FARLIN Treasurer sni Secretary.
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KNGLAKE's CRIlEAN WAR The IAv1non o. Z.
Cint,. II. od.,u and an Account Of j.. Progress dow
,o,,a U.s,n Of Ord Regain. by AIJIASDrE VILLA
k,.o,.Kr WIRE Maps AID Plans Vol l., i!no' Cio'i
Gl5O
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A SPLENDID assortment of BAhMOhE'
"A e.l.nnt.a pt.uium PIANOS at great b.rgaas with al
the et the best ard cheapest and warranted
rive y.sr. No 3.9 b.eeterH seeosc.hsnd finos en"e
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.rApK NIGHTS WORK. 4 Tale. ny MEi. VAsEhii
,.,a.,.f .svyia's Lovers" "Mery Barton &c. So
Psper, - eeDts
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CALtNA and CHICAGO UNION RAIL

N ROAD COMPASl.-fRAN,EE NOrlCE.-Ihe
Tr f Boob. ofth- sboy, tuod CoBoany, Ia Now York
WILL BE CLOSED for sDlVlDEND tho 23gh last, at tho
cleo of business. ana be kEOPE.ED tho $50 Of JULY n"Xt
". NJ. LARRABkE. Secretary.
NOTICE il hereby given, that the CLENE-
~ IA ID and PITT >bUROH RAILROAD 70 now under
tie dif,r the officers Of the Compsny aud al
h.vitg Company, requested 90 present
olhc- IN C.eyelsnd irv-lsno jane 10, iaJJ.
J. n. MCCULLOuOh. Plsslsnt-
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Hiuslra! 1nsirnmenis.

4 MAGNIFICENT Seven-Octave Rosewood
IN PIANO.fURIE for SALE. with oil medsrn Ia p'ovs.
m uts foil On f.us. Oveuuahs baN. french st.on and
20 L. u, .a,n.d COS. $50 FOR $50 including Stool and
C,yr iuiat- a. No ~ " e.t l6tr. h-t Sch snf Shows
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HARPER 6 BROTHFRS

HARPER 6 BROItlrL'0
UAyK Jusr PUBLIsHEo:
mn ,pERs INTELLECTUAL pEVELotMhNl or
rTROpE History 81 Tia Intellectual Development OF
rorope. By JoHS wIrrIhN DRArss. NJ d.. LID, Ff'.
1ssor Of Chemistry and Pbyhoosy in the University OF
h,wYolA; Author Of a " Iiesso Oh Human III. solosS'
&c &C. syo. ClJii - So
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prr GOODS.

>-@
CTRANG, ADRIANCE & Co..
No. 3s3 Broadway,
WI '"'' - On MONDAY. Juno IS.
tie Gr.aest Novelty rom yet sIhieeo !" '"'
w. FFyTA IMPERIAL ROBE, composed of sl's snd
uoIs,sd With Vrlyet raid tho bottom o. "a" oH
on OF the most desirable articles offered TINS s1s
~ Al be sold a hall the cost ct Importation.
Aso.
,.w more Of those Plain Colot.d
a., o,,v n, IN ,h,s coupuy-ios w,ich hsvs had 70
rreai sale for the lsst week la oil ,haGes
PLAIN and BRocHE W0ShsTED GRENADINES.
SILK GRENADINES,
In great variety
30 r,o,s. mo,. q, those CHECK STRIPE. and PLAIN
PhRIS QUALITY MOZAMBIQUES-tbe cheapest sooo'
offered this sesson-st 81 worth Ooc'
Also
DRESS GOODS,
Of evo.y dsssriphJn,
GRrAT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
A T No 355 BROADWAY:
n srRANG. ADIuANCE Co.
W" 'Pe" ~ on MONDAY June Is,
1910 GRFNADiNE OKGANDf ROBES, small howef
fnet quality fat coors L. ~ ~ ysTds eic % ana "
&C to import I lOt ~ az. A..
ORGANIZES, byt yard, IN great variety Ho"i N''' '"
JACoSyfs. iroa, 2oe. Upward
10, pieces from Aucion. Pans Printed CAhbhiCSs ana
rem ATS ward vie the desirable Goods ohered
tn- -easou, at 49, and 81 pos ynd-o''t 70 import ~"
100 pERCALE ROBES WITH SACQUEs, and very
dr.if.h To- iusyGning ri.s,"s ......, -.
AMERiCAN and ENGLI,H pEIsIS, fs', color' from
&c al. ard.
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Ginanrial.

DO BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
h.,a J.nlsr,d their u.n.I SEWIANNUAL DIVIDEND u
TEN (io) PER CENT
en-. Of tho earnings fS last six months Tree from GOVERN
nent taI) payable on and aft.r 1t July next
~ -" W. y. LEGGEfT, Secretary.
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AFRICAN HUNTING FROM NATAL To TIE IAN
EEs!, inc .udns LAKE Nsau. tie kslshaii Deset &C.
fem 1882 % 1909. by WILLIAM CHARLES BALDWIN r. H.
Ss. Win Map. fry llJsrsions by Wolf AID Z"ocker'
and Portrait Of tie G.-4t spo.s.HiAn SHs. svo Cloth
SI 30
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sYLVIh'S LOVERS. \ Soyel by Ms. GAsKsIi, Auho
Of Mary Bsr,on," "CiGolorA' Ny Lady Lnoo"''
North and South" Toe AoorSbd Cy,;s5e" Right n
Last" Nc 8vl, Paper, 20 cents.
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SEA KINGS A,;D NAVAL HEROES A Book fer Boys.
By JoHS q. LDGAK Author Of " History for Boys"
Bcyhood OF Crest Men," "Foo,PTi-.s OF Famous Men,
Was oi the Roses" &C, &c. Illustrated io@o' t'~ih'
IS
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Grrursiolls.
fireworks.

TIREW ORKS, FlREWORkS.-hAp.
sIFIWS Exce.ior Fiiewo h. and Long Island Nenp
-, ,,,os.o.. 70, SALE a, WAUdHS Up Town Whoss'"
Drpot No go 9th.U, between s1i s"a -''n'''
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IOLpER's PREMIUM PIANO.FORTES.
IANOS, MELODEONs, and HARMONI.

UMS-rhe larr,t sss,ruient 10 the city be- eaee
a, WATERS's No. ssl Bfo.iwav. az rrest saTgsins ~
few and sseond .bsnd PIANOS MELoDEoNs Ard HAN
MONiUMS 10 LET. Rent allow cd II purchased, as pet
sgreem~pt Month nsnts received for the .sne' 's
AID Second hand Pi,hes and Aelodeeos or AAcn In "
change fUr now. ln.trUuiruis tuned AMI Repaired
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NEW NOV l. l..
uARrER & BROTHERS, Nsw-YoHh'
PVRLIsH TINS DAY:

81. p,, ., uoro,p win De found refreshing si'er many
H., have besn l.tey published The writing Is
clever ad esant and the plot ,nhc'e"',y '''ie''
,,,,se, the attention of the rea.er-lL0nd0o Ata@nso"
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HARAsZTHY'S GRAPE ca LruRE AND WlNE-AAk-
ING a. Crepe CGtu', and Wno'Makius; being 'ne
ofi,is Relor. ne Commissioner appointed T. ive''i'
rste he lure Of Europe with especial reieFeneo to
the Prodac,s OF CsiisoF-i.. Ey a uAECsIIHI VITA
uarp,rous Illustrations 8vo, Clo,b, IS.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
JAMES H. PARKER,

JAMES II. PARKER,
ATTORNEY + COUNSELORA ATLAW.
Aud Notary Public.
RED WING, N,xxxsorA.
Particular attention given 70 the collection oi
claims against the United States, growing ous oi
she var. tor soldiers ARRxAH FAY, BOUNTY NON
II, xxrnA PAT Oh PENSIONS.
Okee in The Goodhue Volunteer building
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

was parsaken by some one hundred persons.
Then all dispersed in quiet to their homes.
No accident occurred to dampen tho. testivl.
ties Of the day. Amidst bon. fires. fire.
crackers, fire works, and explosion Of pow
der. all went off pleasantly and joyously. -,
10 the numerous persons at the Parker
House none had reason to complain Of the
kind and obliging proprietor. : He was every
where present and everywhere exertins
himself for the comfort Of his guests. @".',s
Strangers through the day were constant
y asking where can 50 many people come
from p One must necessarily have been
present to Judge Of the population Of our
place and vicinity. This took place too
Notwithstanding ther, was s--csiebbrstiieo u
Zumbrota, seven miles distant, At which
Ex-Governor Donnelly was to address the
citizens. We hope to see many such
Fourths participated in by the rapidly grow.
ing population Of Pine Island Township.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
. &el&&ted 2uetry.
From the st. Psul Pres.
Opening of the Mississippi.

IA poet, catching inspiration from the occa-
sion, sends US the following fine improvisation
in honor of the glorious event that has lifted
the dark shadow Of the rebellion from the
bosom Of the Father Of waters."l
Hail, Father of Waters! again thou art free
And mlscreant treason hath vainly enchained
Roll on mighty river, and bear to the sea
The praises OF these who so gallantly gained
thee
From fountain to ocean, from source to the
sea,
The Vest is exulting, "our River is Free"
Fit emblem of Freedom! thy home is the North, ,
And thou vert not forgot by the mother that
bore thee;
From SHOWS everlasting thou eAasnless burst
forth,
And cAatn1ess we solemnly swore t. restore
Der river and prairie, DER mountain md lea.
The NortA is exulting? {" our River is free ~
Twas midnight,-in secret the traitor couclave
II Had sworn /" we will throw IF the bonds that
unite us,
Our king shall be cotton, our watchword b.
sla>e!"
What ghostly intruder hath come to alright u.s.!
sea,
bear proudly onward the flag of the free ~
" Accursed is your treason-no power can break
The bond with which God hath united the ma
tiun,
And thrice per)ured ingrates, we'll may ye
quake
At the certain approach Of your dark condem
nation
So long as my waters flow south to the sea
Shall the flag ofthe Union float over the tree!"
Glad River, thv bosom doth gratefully swell
Toward the heroes who bravcly have fought
to regain thee,
And proudly thou Dearest them onward where
dwell
Their comrades, who, crescent crmOned, fight to
retain thee!
But bark what echo comes over the sea
'Tis the Aatioa cxulting, "our River is tree"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
Rebel Retaliation for Shooting SpIes..
Bai!Oting to be Shot.

ASNDCS LOT SDOOllOS SpDeSoS
Bai!otins to be Shot.
By this mornings dispatches it will be
seen that our Government &C v,sed Mr. jeff.
erson Davis that the execution of the two
officers SELECTED for that purpose by him will
be followed by the severest rc,alia,ion.-
What two officers are meant, and how they
became the threatened victims OF the dia
bolical malignity Of the rebel government
will be shown BY the following extract from
the Richmond Dt:potsh, o: July 1h:
In the Libby prison, yesterday, by order
Of Gen. Winder, the Captains among the
Yankee prisoners drew lots for two Of their
number to be shot in re aliation for the
shooting Of Captains WIN. Corbn and j.
McGraw, by Gen. Burnside, at Sanausky.
Ohio, on the l5.h of May last.
The prisoners were assembled in a room
at II y clock By Captain Turner, the CON-
mander OF the prison, and, after being form
ed into . hollow square around table were
informed o' the order Of Gen. Winder. Pie.
ces Of paper, each containing the name Of
one Of the officers present, were deposited
on the table. Capt. Turner then informed
the men that they might select whom they
pleased to draw the names, and the first two
names drawn would indicate those to be
shot. The lots were drawn by the Rev.
Mr. Brown amidst silence almost deathlike
The first ballot drawn contained the name
Of Capt. Ue"rv Washington Sawyer, Of the
lst New Jersey Cavalry. and the second
that Of Capt. John Flinr, Of the 5lst lndi
ana Volunteers. The day Of their execu
ton has not been fixed.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
DIR ECTOR Y.
CHURCHES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcn-Corncr OF
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath at loh A. N. and 711P. N. Sabbath School
at P.x. Class meeting Sabbath at 81 A.
ing TX o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday
evening 7I o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor
STRAN6EHS FURNISHED WITH sRArs.
NJ. E. CnUncu-(tIerman)- )-Church Block
front on West Avenue. Services Sabbath l"11
A. N. and 7l1 P. N. Sabbath Schoo! at a. n
Glass meetings Sabbath ut II NJ. and P. NJ
Prayer m.cting, Wednesday,, ~ IN. Preacl:
ing FriI:y at ~ P. NJ. Rev. Charles Holl-
mann Pastor.
Cnu1sr Cuuncu-( Episcop Head ofBroad-
way between East and West Avenues. Servi-
ces Sabbath IoN A. N. and 50 Pm. Sabbath
School Immediately after morning SERVICE
Morning prayers DAILY Sunday extepted) q,
IVA. n. Rev. E. r. Wells, Rector. ALL SEATS
FREE.
FIRST PnEsBYrER1AN CHuncH-Church Block
between East an West Avenues, aAd fronting
ION Seventh street. Services Saba tn at 1917 A.
~. and 61 p.x, Sabbath School Immediately "
after morning service. Prayer meeting RI urs-
day evening att o'clock. Strangers will always
'beib Oviue with seats. Rev .Sunuford ll.Smitn,
'fasatyr.
'Rxp W,ve LODGE No. s, +. & 4 M.-Meets
'rh, first an third M"n'l"y in each month. ut
tn .ir HAIL. corner OF Main anil Bush streets.
Y. san 'forh, W. NJ Charles Kemp, Sec'y.
la is>v.E r: \. CHAPTER No. i: Meets
tn: ), :nn Mrn lay III cArh month. ut Masonic
Hall, II. L. Wilson, H. r., F. JOSS, Acting Sec.
uHiuN LEAGUE.
The Union Longu, CT America. Rod Wing
Council, mcets every Tuesday evening ut stcr-
i'gs Hall, Il, ~ O'Clock.
OFFICIAL.
Register Of Decls-C. G. Webster, Office in
the Court House -oliice hour. from A. n.
un:il 5P.M.
County Auditor Fred. joss. office in the
Court House -oti;c hours from 9 A. ". until
$ n.
County Treasurcr-Orin Dcnsmorc. oticc in
tho Court House-o!fice hours from A. n.
until 81. n.
Sheriff M. S. Chandler, Office in the Court
House.
Clerk Of tho Court-R"bcrt Dcakin. Office in
tho Court uou,o-oifcc no IRIS from 3 a. n. un-
It'll 5 P.x.
County Attorney Warren Bristol, Office on
Main Street.
judge of Probate an] Court COMMISSIONER
G. u. Reynolds Office in Wilkinson's block.
Justices Of the Pcace-James II. Parker, Of
fco in Goodhuc Volunteer building; Frank
Ives, office in Brands new building.
POST OFFICE.
O.hce hours, on week days from "a. n. until
sP.A. On Sundays from to 10 A.X., and
from l2M to P. N.
Up mail closes ut P. NJ, down mail closes
at2P.x.
Rcd Wing to Mantorvil'c, 10 aves Tuesday
Thursday and Satur my. ut 8 AN. rrives
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at IN.
Red Wing to Mortified, leaves Thursday at
Rod Wing to wanamingo, leave. Saturday
At A. N.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

A M1NSEsorA HERo.-Corporsl Hayden
Of the First Minnesota, was captured
capped, seized musket and seized rare op
portunity, and actually made ten rebels sur.
render. While marching them to Gen
Gibbons quarters, = rebel behind tree OF
the way drew bead on him with his rife
Hayden saw him in time to bring his piec.
to level, and cry out, Surrender" Th<
fellow actually threw down his gun and
joined the cavalcade, and Hayden came il
with eleven captives.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

:. 4 correspondent Of the Pioneer and Dem.
oerat writing from the Expedition It the
camp near Wood Lake writes: AZ ssssS .
Our Indian scouts 60 in adssnce Of Our
column and do not shut their eye, On plum
der. Ooe Of them opssed grave on Fri,
day last st Yellow Hsdicise, and found .
portmonie, consisting SO IN gold, % ths
body Of woman. He undoubuy knsu
whsrs 70 look for il
Ofcoarss b did yet these h:thy wretch.
90 who helped desolAts tbs fontier ars nov
employed 81 Gb.sy q nix times III wagsl
of white soldisrA Ftiy5as1 RYslsiosa.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

BLisTERrSa HANDS AND FEEr.-As =
remedy against blisterins Of hands or feet,
the quickest is lighting tallow candle and
letting the tallow drop into cold water, (to
purify It. it is said, from salt.) then rubbing
the tallow on the hands or feet, mixed with
brandy or any other strong spirits. Fo,
mere tenderness, nothing is better than the
a5ove. or vinegar little diluted with water
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

ApJuTASr General aMaimros has with
in day or two issued quite = number oi
arms 70 citizens Of Wright County who are
too scattered to unite with the Nilitia Com
panies. Gen. Munich advisss. in recent ~
report, the calling out oi The entire militia
torce Of that cs1nty.-&. Paxl Press.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

PslsosEss from Richnond report that
Capt Mckee, Of lhe 14,h Kentucky cav.lrJ
and the IL Col. Il ths l1th vaginia cavsl-
|rI. will Be huog b shs Ssbsls is retaliation
ios the execution efluo spis by Gen. Bsr.
side.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
G. & ]. &. MCCLURE,

G. & J. &. MCCLURE,
Attorneys 4 CouMsclors mt Law.
RED WING, M,xxxsorA.
Special attention given to tho collection Of
claims against the United States tor PAY AND
BOUNTY Of soldiers killed in battle or dying
In tho service Of the Government.
Office in Brands new building, next door to
the Rcd Wing House.
Red Wing, March sth. 1851. tt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27
/ DMINIsTRAToR.s SALE.

Notice is hereby given that y virtue af license from
the Judge u Probate for the County of Hancock Their
will he exposed for sale by public auction, at the store
o Aaron L, Emerson in 0rand Saturday the twenty
sixth day cf Deceabcr o'clock ia the forenoon
all that remains unsel Il the homestead Of the late Jere
miah Craig Of oran in said county, yeoman, dec as d.
Including the Of dover Of Aun Craig for the
payment # his just debts Incidental charges and charges
Of administrator.
Said is well and conveniently situated about
one-hah mile from 0tland Village, and will be more fully
described lhe time and place Of sale Terms, cash.
HAYES ptNKHAM, Adnr. de bonis non.
orland, Nov. II, 1853. Al