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DEPARTMENT OF ntsSouR4

Movem ents Of Prices Rete. Irmy-Ttey
are IN the Vicinity OF PiIet Knob. -,
st. LOUIS, April 23.-Tbere IS no ne W move
mfnt by the enemy IN The vicinity Of Pilot
Knob.
General McNeirs force from Bloomfield was
expected to reach Pilot Knob yesterday, and n
heavy force of cavalry from Rella is moving
ia the rear Of the rebels. Although the enemy
is supposed to be several thousand strong, no
apprehensions are felt for the safety of PiIct
Knob or the Iron Mountain railroad
Major Mcconnell, who was reported NOR
tally wounded, was taken prisoner. parOled,
and is now at ITontol5. --. . ,s- ri ~ a.. =.
ST LOUIS, April 2 s-SteameTs are, pr0htb-
further orders.
Rumors current OF the capture of Cane
Girardeau, on the MissiEsipplrlver, a hundred
and fifty miles below This city, by Marmaduhe,
but there is no information confirming the re-
port at headquarters.
The rebel loss in the fight at Patterson was
about forty, ncluding TWO captains killed and
one mortally wounded, and two ieutenaats
severely wounded.
Our loss was eleven killed ard twenty
wounded. -'.'t-..
There is nothing further O. q waTIike charae-
ter from Pilot Knob.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY Or THK POrONAcR
April 22-The intelligence from the Uppes
RappahaEnock is unimportant. Yesterday the
commanding Off Ger of the rebel Black Horse
cavalry and six men were captured at Water
loo. There are still many OF The enemy on tEis
side OF the river. whose ultimate capture is
certain. 80. sn. -
Snail squads of rebels nave OF iaIs been
crossing the river be!Wsen he fords and
proving about our lines. "A few w OF these ha @
also been captured, but, being ide of our
lines, cannot be properly regarded as spies
Yesterday, among Il lumber OF deserters VITO
came over, was young man whose ignorance
OF affairs on the other side aroused suspicion.
and it was finally, discovered that he wa. q
deserter from our own army, who had escaped
to the enemy, thinking that he could then enter
our lines as rebel deserter, be paroled and
sent home. He is now ia irons. 90 ;
civilian is being tried befor a military
commission at headquarters upon a charge OF
signalizing and otherwise communi eating in-
formation to the enemy.
Surgeon Isaac WeAarl, Of the leth Michigan
Volunteers, First Lieut. Allen and Second
Lieut., John II. Simpson, OF the LIST Long
Island Volunteers, and Second Lieut.. Joha
Clark, of the 81 1th New York Volunteers, ha ~,
been cashiered the service or the United states.
HEADaUARTERs< <ARM8 PoToHAe, April 81.
All is quiet tonight. Another northeaster set
III this morning, aRdit has beeIl rain ing ste,tdt
ly nearly all day. The roads, particularly IA
the low grounds. are in a horri bic condition. -
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FROM THE SOUTH

Confirmation of the Reoapsure of the
Queen of the West-The Steamer Diana
also Abandoned and Burned ,tys tho
Rebels. a- H'. .F ..'ss =
FORTRESS. MONROE. April 23.-The flag OF
truce steamer State OF Maine has just arri sed
from City Point, by which conveyance Rich-
mond papers Of TO- day are received.
They contain telegraphic dispatches from
Port Hudson, confirming The loss Of the
steamers "Queen OF the West" and the
"Diana" The former got aground IN 4rana
Lake, and was blown up by d shell from the
The "Diana'' was burned OF the rebels 10
prevent her falling into the hands Of the
Federals. One dndred and six prisoners in
Guiding seven commissioned officers, were cap
tured from the go usen OF LIE Wss.,'' ineiuajag
Capt. Turner commanding the fleet
A. dispatch from Berwick Bay Of the 18TH
reports a. Federal force beyond Franklin, La,
and marching on. D. .-,.laoa 81 -ts..,.z' 500
There are no reports from Charleston Iat.se
than the 27th, and they contain nothing new.
Much interest is felt in Richmond III regard
to matters at Suffolk. The papers admit that 8
battery has been captured. - =
The general tone OF. the editorials in the
papers is; desponding. ........- a- .Ig
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
THE WAR ON THE MIssIsstpPl.

A Rebel Battery 1T Warrenton Dest,ox.a
by Our Gnnboats-TheC Cumberiana Riys.
cleared OF Guerilla&-Effectiye Oners.
tions Of Gen. ElIets Marine Rriendsl
Our Fleet Stationed Below WarrenIon
MeFements of Our Fsrces in the Yazoe
River. ~0~
IT: Louis, April ea,--The Democrats Cairo
spociai dispatch says onr gInboats iestreyed
rebel battery at Warrenton, below Viehs-
Durg, and the fleet was lying At aaehor at Gar
thage on the Eth inst. -;
zen Grant was TO II down the same slay
Gen. ElIets narinehTigade and Gen Rteh's
nght draft .gnnboetsr had nearly swept the
CumbeTland river sf rebel cavalry sent o,s on
DON sides of the river. ,.. "a - =
some severe fightin G had o. CURED. and many
prisoners taken. = - - A'
Florence and Tuscumbis. We're among the
places visited. , . =, -
PHILADELPHIA, April "a special dispatch
from MemPhls to- day says in diligence rust re-
celved from rFicksburg on the 18th says that
tne gnhboas and steamers ran the batteries
Monday night, and are now below warrenton
said f6t b. plying between w afYel1ror~ inff
Ioung's Point.
Gen. Grant has his beaaoUarter. a. Nee
Carthage. 1t is also stated that i've TRANSPORTS
succeeded in running the bloch Aads up the va
700 river, and, it is said, are now above Hatnes'
Bluff.
The rebels occupy the south side, ansi the
Federals the north side Of Uoldwatsr river.
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a CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV, ERAl SIXfH Srss.-

THE GREAT DRAMATIC. oPERATIC. PANTO
MIMIC, GYMNAsTIC,
MUSICAL AND TERpsICH0REAN
COMBINATION y
Dreams OF Fairy Land realized! !! Scenes Of or
Humor and Pat hos. every night No company 60
large. No other company contains SO much of
VERSATILITY AND GENUINE TALENT
THE GREAT PARRY COMBINATI0Nl
N .ss julie Mortimer, A1eukta and Marie Rate
PunnoJer, Ernestine de Faber,
TONIGHT, '-
80 DIANA AND END YMION.
Eirst week of the lauehable Pantomime
LA MAlTRE UECOLE. =.
Geo, r Edeson .as The Big Boy
ETHI0P1ANIsMshy
DICK PARKER, 80. b. W. EGAN.
. sSIVAs eaaAEEkIF' afhEIs' lkMSFF5sese khMASsFFEk seseASS1,
-'AD' ''''' '' " TIE a1rsY TRIO. RI
THE C0UkT- OF BEAUTY
MISE KATE HARRISON, -. .-. -
Miss JULIA RICHMOND.
% Miss LILLE BRANDON,
LUCY CLIFTON,
REULA W0LBERT,
ANNIE EDWARDS,
--. m lLE yENNlE.
: - = p : LAsPETIFE ELLA.
In New AND BBAgTFUL DANCES
Xan nission % eenss 8rehessra tr@ n"tCS CIaTs SO s.
cents; Privsts Boxes (holding six So.
Doors open st z CLOCK. Performance ste
GRAND MATTyEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'cieok,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Admsssion-ladies. 20 cents; children. 1o cents.
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1.-THE NAiAC 9UEEN!"
HOLIDAY STREET THEATER.
II n, Il IL L

EILT}MOE
The unparalleled fuoye which has been excited
in the the atrical world of Beti more by the pro
Theater and desire TO accommodate the play
goers Of W ASH gtOn with al Inviting opportunity
Of Witnessing in the former city what is cosceded
MOST SPLENDID DRAMATIC PAGEANT OF
TIE AGE,
induces Mr. FORD to bring thus specially TO the
attention of the ,.- $50 @..- s.0 0... .-.
PLAY GoERs OF WARRINGTON
THE GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE OF
THE NAIAD QUEEN
-'-S7 to be given at
HOLIDAY STREET THEATER
EVERY AFTERNOON NEXT WEEK,
gH commencing on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April n.
Under this arrangement, eitsens Of Washington
visiting Baltimore, On business or otherwise,
CAN DROP IN AT HOLIDAY STREET THE
ATER,
enjoy this ever varying Kaleidoscope of beauty and
loveIiness, IN all its forms, 49,. - .
IN PAINTING, POETRY, MUSIC, WOMAN, =
become inflated With it's Spar king Vaccinations,
and, taking the train for Washington at O'Clock
p m. - - .'- .. ...'.--
- 54. h1AoH HON q
before the sfsryeseenes of its Wit and Hunop shall
have passed from the heart, or
GO THE GLARE OF ITS BEAUTIES
has faded from the senies;
MISS HhILY THoRNE AS Lual1Hs, rEs NAIAD
QUIlH,
Mr.. q. B. BISHOP As IgourR1 eoHNAPPs.
AN ARMY OF PRETTY GIRLS AS AMAZON
ap22lw" WARRIORS!
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Men.af. Seenat Sea,

NEW YORK, April 22.-The bark Van Safert.
from Chewport, England, reports that on the
10Th instant, OF Georges Aloals, she saw tg o
men-ofg WAR, one q bark -rigged steamer, paintad
black, very low in the water cruising Tte
other was large frigate lying to. They showed
no colors. The bark saw schooner close hy .
apparently running from the steamer.
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Terrific Tornado in IiIinois.

CHICAGO, April pa terrific tornado &C.
CURED in Grundy county on Saturday, Rsar
Norman. SeTerai Fences in the vicinity were
prostrated. Fromsthere its course was plainly
traced to the town of Morgan. Houses were
torn from their founds tons and dashed TO
pieces; the largest trees were torn TO fragments;
household furniture was carried half a mile:
forty acres of timber were blown down. But
one person, a man named Vine, o residene of
Morgan, W as killed, and otiIersr were Injured.
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PERSONAL.

RlMoyAL14sstns fSss, ths salsrIsea Poe.
friends And the ia6lie that she has removed from
436 street, to 333 g street north, eorn.r of 18TH
where she VIII be happy u see her usual
Name on the door. ap l0-7~s =
Mrs. l.. SMITH, OlAisyeysnt. Tsst Medium, 20
NA scatA Astress 0Alittl Hin ~ ;ttlo ano
medicine, sse1 tna asssribee your deesassd iSnos;
gets naze1esalsosstB t0ui 3Ning huse E'sss, .,
loyers1e 1esufsteiy thSt Persons marvel Win sur.
prisasyM Mrs., D. 1oI4sMi fftore svsnssan eassness.
SnarriasNe seais ehafoetsA sHo0rs mem 81 . N
tilS ln. 8i1fines oE -, r.ti = aDif1ws
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The Broadway lRaiiroad .

NEW YoRK, April 2s-LMayor OpdyGe has
signed the Broadway railroad bin ~hfch
passed the city council on Tuesday night,
under the provisions OF which the Harlem
Railroad Company is authorized TO build the
road. The Harlem Company commeneed
work on the upper section Of Broadway road
Two thousand men are employed, and iu 8
few days they will complete the track.
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Arrival Of Secretary Chase In New Yosks
NKw YoRK, April a3-Secretary Chase ar
rived here last evening. He has been called
upon to-day by many OF the leading politician 8
and bankers of the city. There are ah sofss q
speculations as to the real object Of his yisi :,
whether he does or does not want 9 loan.
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Fhe Paner.ba.ker..- -Gnmhi,a.

Fhe PaPer.Make erss -Combi aa sSca.f
NEW YORK April 23-The paper Insnufhs.
.urers held meeting yesterday and. agreed 20
stop half Of their work on writing paper, a9a
! quarter Of their work on printing paper. the
object is TO raise prices. q. = < s1sF 7HF -
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TE - ] -s
PENNSYLVANIA AV1N UB, nsAI WillArdi Rotel
BENETIT
of the Able, Popular Comedian
Mr.. D. sETCHkLL,
when win appear the charming. favorite Actress,
Il MISS SUSAN DENIM,
-f- and oPular assisting Comedian,
-.l, Nh. WALTER LENNOX.
The performances viii commence with the great
DICKRHs- -BRoveHAN-B BUR9oN SPECIALITY,
... DOMBnY AND SON..
DONKEY AND SON.
Captain Cutie. ............... Mr.. D. Setchell
Eeith Granger Miss Susan Denim
Il 4 REGULAR FIX. .-s..
ooDLEs.
Mr.. setehell Tim othy Toodles
'L.HA In rehearfal,
t-rff OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
charge for secured seats. n
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
PlaESTes s2an sas
,Ef THis II t IF April r. 7sh Opera
.,LUCREIfA BoR6IA.
Mlle orensi as .Maffo orsini
gig. Srlgnoll Observation-Disclosures. .Gennaro
coniaetor and Musical Director s Sig AsiSaSo Maaio
To-morrow tSai urday) Grsnd Gala Night.
La Ah15fsvE.s 5uivr. Z fHE fhfs. ,s%Ess. EsSEEEss
Madame Lorni in the ce lebr ated role of
RACHEL, the JEWESS
appear in the role of Princess Eudoxie
Sig. hac;aferri in the great renowned ro!s Of
Sig. susini in the high dramatic role Of
Herr Lotti a. Leonold the Princs
Grand Provost Di Constanzi. Sig. BariIi
The Company will perform Monday in Baltimore.
n "sYLPHs OF GRACE AND BEAUTY,
oB Which the poets write, exist not only in the
Inn a&lnatlon for the
FASCINATING CHARMS OF LOVELY WOMEN
kre one of the most attractive elements that con-
slitute the performances nightly given at the
VARIETIES! VARIETIES,
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
. Where all that can be blended for a varied and
joyous entertsi nment is happily combined
The Exquisite Beauty and Entraucing Smiles of
the Ladies comprising the Circle of Beauty ia their
artistic groupings and dancing in the ballet and
advertisements, attracts the universal AdmiratioH
OF AZ hbH Fs9RssM FREsMAN, HELENA SMITH,
- ADA LANENR,
trio Of principal Lady Artistes not to be ex-
oeeded in the Song and Dance; while the Rope
Walker, Contortionist, and Comedian,
LESLIE, PARKER AND WATKINS,
are performers OF such opposite speeialities they
create pleasing contrast in their different acts
The public now look upon the
Varieties as the Chief Resort OF tie Kind.
LADIES, FASHIONABLE MATIsEE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFFERNOON.
For LSdies and Gentlemen, Masters and Misses.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

nhDLOpIONs.--A larss sa.srtn sstof Prince e
N1ais Store CIV. g. A1Tz1k0r3. al7
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WI

MISUELLANEOUs.-Cu Potomac Savings
Bank; Cashier of Bullion Bank; Executor of the
viii of John McNair, deceased. .
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slave Barks Csndemned.egs tssel
NEW Y0RK,. April 2S.-Ths alsys haris AZ
denis and Emily have been condemned. = g.
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A Suxpicieus Steamer seen at Dec

NEW YORK. April 23.--The Schooner CAR.
that on April 18th, OFF St. Nicholas, she saw =
Suspicious looking steam propeller, bark rigessi,
with NO steam on, cruising ABOUT
the Haytien coast.
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w All DEPARTMENT,
" W .ox,y--l

wv An EkPAHTMENT,
w WAsKIEeron. January %. 1855.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Amy Of the Potomac will be given At the once Of
Lieut.; Del. CONRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nine sse smith street
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that Governor Seymour will vste the gold hilA
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o p FIC.IAL.
pRPARTnEEI or STAFF,

!, - .pRPARf nRNI or SfA an,
WAsHIHGTos, April ., 1853 IS 8.
InFermstion has been received At this De partment
som Mr.. G. 8. Ogden, the Consul Of the United
ststss At tuebec, OF an order OF the Governor
s.bsral in Council, whereby the tolls on the
Provincial Canals, abross By the Governor
SsnsFal in Council, the 2sth Of May, 1860, have
ssen re i'm posed In modified form, that 10 to say
me WellaBd Canal, the St Lawrence Canal, the
Ohambly Canal, the st. Ours Canal, Burlington
Bay Canal, the Ottawa Canal, and st. Ann's Lock
asd in and upon standardization and ssetons
sf ths sam respect etiyeiye .--..
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THE EVENING STAR.
ruIsHED Ev ERY AFTERNOON,
,s1EDLY EX0EFTED,1 ~
az THK sTAA HUILDINass
c,.sn PxxH'A kv1xu1 AID 1fTH S7RA17,
w. d. WALLACH.
W %. WALLACH.

y,ssu served In packages ey carriers at - .
- arios 10 "a. 80 . year, - adraacs; 81 for E;I
S.fSs: al fet three mOnths; and for less than
49, r,oyShs .t the rate Of 2 osnts wesk Snsis
scsisc, o0I Gent; in Wrappers, fw0loHNfs. -
-iDyERTISEMENTS should Be eert to the
,ses hsfore z e'elsck NJ; otherwise they may not
sS..s~s until thA next day ss@' 4 -.
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LIST OF, LETTERS
REMAINING IN rHE ~
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1863.
LADIES' LIST.

OFFICIALLY PUBLIsHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING The LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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ENOR SALE-Fhe fine estate known ss che cot
I LkGE NILLA p about Ia miles above GeoT ge-

('0UN1RY SEAT FOR sALE.-The subsGribgr-
y offers for sale mis- FARM with first class i'm
prOysments containing 81 acres of land adioinir
TeBnallytown, an within 23s mi es of George:
town, sgd miles Of the Center Market. The soil
sr,ss ssmiss' 'y sasp.ea 70 p.rket sa1aendns & or
view extending from II to 20 Inibes in every direc
lion can oe diy,ded 70 sHlt 9urch asers
IL. W. BLUNT, 81 La. mp stalrs,
E-inr pton.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB nsAI WillArde Rotel
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST

MISCELLANEOUS Miss s. b. t. Ars. Maria o.
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Fun sALEEA HRAMH H0UsE, With rooms,
-; On etn atrset, hets cen and g Islsoa In.
ssIe q JOHN HANDS office, No SOS 7tA street.
sssssits Q0d Fellows Hall, AZ n. Svs
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E0R RENT-A part or the whole of substantial
new two story frame BUILDING, 80 BY %,
nearly ready for occupancy. Inquire At HARVEY
CO. 8 Express ON ce near the depSt of B. and O.
kAIlroad ap I6-IH.
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TOR RENT-First- class FURNISHED ROOMS,
L consisting OF epseious parior and he'd rooms
eopmunieatiDx. situstion ga and healthy, de-
nghtful in summer only enc square and half
from the Avenue north side Gas and hot and
cold bath,in the hsase. Large stable and coach
aoUse in the yard Two large communicating
Rooms on the frst floor, suitable fer ofioes, for
rent on the first of May. Apply at 495 Seventeenth
ftreet. between III and J. Ap NlWr
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~ able three story Brick Dwelling ROUSE, sit
gsted on north, between I'd ana 81 streets west
sontaIning eight rooms, furnished with gas
;arsughont, and water in the yard Enquire OF
John Ii. sEnME5 4 co, No. 525 Ninth, oppo-
= g vest end Centre Market. aH 2l6t.
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E0R sALE.-In Bisdsnsbure, Prince Georges
L county. Nd 6 HOUSE and LOT containing
Wheelright Shop and Lot. The tools also for sale.
aaIply TO CHARLES BRIKHkR, Bisdensburs,
an 1v
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PRoBA.i; NOTICF.
State ofMinnesota. =,

State eofMinnesota, s. - 49, -,
In the matter of tho petition Of ,rr.d.,;..
BartcI as Administratrix Of the Estate az Fr.S'
erick Bartel late. of said county dcccassi t.
sell the Real Es+ate ofsaid deccdent.
On reading and fling the petition. ef sail
Administratrix duly vcreied by sher;onfh IN
manner and form required by law prsyinp 70:
lcnse to sell the Real Estate Of said docedent to
pay his debts. And whereby II appesrs that
thereis not sufficient personal Estate ofsaid d.
cedent in her hands as such Administrators /.
pay the debts outstanding against said dceedent
and the G xpenses Of Administration snd thar
1t is necessary to sell such real Estate to pav
the same. s!Ess s'2,"E1 -I :.[.'.. >. ~
| Now therefore tis hereby ordered that all
persons interested in said Estate BE- and A.
pear before me ut my Office in the CITY or KsA
Wing in said county, on. Saturday, tho I'd dsv
OF January, A. D. 1854 at ten O'Clock in the fere
noon OF that day and show causo why 4 lieensa
should not be granted to said Admiuistratr;r
to sell 30 much Of Real Estate of said dscedent
as shall oe necessary to pay such debts and e.
penses.
And it is hereby further ordered that notice
hereof he given either by personal service Of
this order OH all persons interested in said
Estate at least fourteen days before the day 20
appointed for hearing said petition or ty pub-
'lshlng the same for four successive weeks pri-
OF to said day of hcnring IN tho nswepsrsr
published in saie city Of Red Wing called ih>
Dated Red Wing, MINI. Nov. 10 1865.
WARREN BRISTOL.
County Attorney and
Ex Oihico Judge Of Probate
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having bccn duly appoint
cd by tho Probate Court Of Goodhuc County,
Minnesota, Comm m,>sioncrs to receive, examine
and audit all claimcs against the estate of
ticc tha, all persons having cluilns against the
catste OF said deceased. are rcqnir"d to present
them to said Commissioners within six month.
from the End day OF Dcccmb.r a. y. 1868 or
be forever bu-red.
The Com f,iissioner- will meet at the otii.c ot
?. Sandtord in Red Wing, on the 9th day Of
January, A. ID. 1861. at 10 o'clock in the fore
n"nn, and on the onl day of June IL. y. Ior4
at the same hour OF the day. to receive. cAam-
inc. and adjust nll claims that may be prc,cntc
cd against SAID rs'a ate.
Date. kcd Wing Deccmb.r 2nl 1853.
L. SANDFOHD,
CHRIS. GRAHAM,
Commissioners Of the estate Of William II
Weleh deceased.
n19vSw4
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30

Fer Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Rugs, MOaths IL Furs, WoolIens, &C.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animal s. &c.
Put up in csc. SOC. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles
and Flasks. 50 nd SIS sizes for HOTELS, PUBLIC
INSTITUTIONS, &
"Only infalllu remedies known"
Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous to tho Human Family"
Rats come out Of their holes to die"
q Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
" Sold by all DRUGalsTs and RETAILERS ev-
erywhere-
~ !I13EwAnE !!!'' Of all wor thless limitations:
~ See that "CosrARs' namo is on eact
Box, Bottle and Flask, before YOU buv.
~ Address HENRY Il. COST All,
II PElNcIPAL DEror 4S2 BnoApwAr,N NY.
~ Sold by A. J. CLARK,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
n47v7 Red Wing, Mimi
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
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z THE
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

'rllFsE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half the threud
and silk that the single or double thread loon.
stitch Mschincs do ; will Hem, Foil, Gather
Cord, Brsia5 Bind, &c., and arc better adapted
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frequent changes and great variety of sewing
required in a family, for they will sew from
one to twenty thickncsses Of Marsellcs wi,ho,,
stopping, and make every stitch pcrfect or from
the finest gauzc to the heaviest beaver cloth
or even the stoutsst larncs. 1cathcr, without
changing the feed needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment Of Machine whatcver!!
They arc simple in construction. ard sa<il,
understood and if any part is broken by acci
dent. it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 90 Ear tc
determine the choice OF any intelligent buyer
Please Call and Examine or send for Circular
n. b. Local Agents wanted in sections II
yet occupied. Address,
F1NxLE 8 LYON S. NJ. CO.,
vSn2 M. 536 Broaduay. Ne,o INK
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
SU AlMONS.


NTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court.
- Goodhuc County. First District.
William W. Phelps.
Hgains. ST.rr
William a. Lan9wo orthv sUccnt.
DcfchLcnt.
IIHo WILLIAM y. L4nNG WORTHY. the do
+ tcndant in the above entitled action: In
the ia1nc OF the State OF Minnesota. Won .rs
hereby directed and rc1t,ircd to answer the,
plaint in this :ction, which !. filed IN the
office Of tI'recrk Of tl,i, eoart. at the civ Of
i''d "'ne,'Tt said county Of Goodhue, and ID,
sc1vc q copy OF your answcr to such con, inal
upon me atinv office tho city OF Red Wing.
aforesaid within twenty days AFTER the ~, VICE
o! TINS summons OIL YOU, cxclusv. Of tho d.y
Of such service and you urc hereby ne,,fed
1hat II yod fail to answer the said com pl.inI
WITHIN tho time aforesaid. he pluintiff herein,
viii have Hi,sdhnnges asse.scd b. iurv. OF
the amount hc is entitled to recover ascertain
ca by the Court, or under its direction. and.
take Judgment for the amount 30 assesscd Or
ascertaincd, together with the costs of THE
action.
Dated srd June, 1863.
....-- -g..4 -,g.. ri WARREN BRISTOL. =
Plf's Atty Bed Wing, Minnesota :
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30

Our No. 9 Machine is
admirably adapted to
ftRe wants OF all Manu-
lfacturcrs, and is far
more simple, durable
and cheaper tEan any
other Shuttle Machine
lin use, and u great fa-,
|vorite wherever intro
duccd.