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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
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- - Sir Spbn GIarfe's
berubmtes f11ittrI fur Srauensimmer,
subsrsitrt n0& elmer gUrf&rift brs cir s.
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,lse Der SSniatu %. =


Diefs unfhaebGre WQsci,tn III unfebtbnr fit ois
oeiIung ron ailen ben fbmerJbnfien unb aefdbrti.
hen Rrantheiten, meltben bic ,GcuffitutcnsH. .pcii
Sraueniimmern untermcrfsn iinns Sis perrnin.
Vert allen usbermas uno entfsrHt nHe 6inottniNs
-nno auf cine fofertiSe pdlune toun man fd
idber perIaGtn.
efar uerbetrutbrtr efrahtn,immer
n bietlte GAM DEFENDERS fbSebar. Sic trinet In
tner tur,sn Belt Die mcnaiti&sn psrtOcsn ouf sint
)etpdnf6ts gBsiIe on.
Sscs 8Ottsl, prsis elm 2baIer, bat ben RsstC
in9s Stnmp pom Srcetriranisn auf fdp, UNI Sal
icbuu9su gu uerbdten. ,t- .49--.- ~
& SeiD porf 1stig. ~
DitTt ptGtn ioltsn n d I eenommsn nsroen In
sGn orsi erffen G1nnaien ber Gebmanasrlchaft In.
oem biefdbs fherldb eins un,eiti9e tBeburt psrur:
flhen,-bst elmer iebeu ouosrn @de9enbsit obsr
Hnb bisislte pGGis fbsr. t as
Sn alien SSasn pom nsroSfsn unb GpinaEGafalr
Zen, Sdimsrten in nem 9Gdfn uuo ben 6lisosrn.
oer5tl0ufsn, Srterds, u. No.. bewirfSn Diefs 9il'
len cine Sur, wenn ole onosre RittGl fthleehla
len bobsn unb c6lhcn elm farFts 6silmitttl, erts
hattsn Die Ylusu nenncb fein GiGeR, Galcmst, I'm;
rtmcnp. nedb ir9suo etroas font bas BET GNnititu;
ton fdabti.
gScle Tdrusiiuuasn bsinbsu ftb IN ban Sampb,
lsts um Die gddassn. pdSs psbl auft'nabrt ~sr-
Den lcItsn.
Sl.00 uub 6 gCf.starlps in einsn Brief siuees
fhtcNen. on ir9suo stuen autbcriFrten aasntsu 9s.
fanof ftert ir9snb Stulano cine Ycttel, enfsateut
so pi0en, beim Rddtebr Der 4Cff ;u.
1usinissr A9snt far tie 8srstnNteR Staatsn
uno bic Ganaeas. Sob Wfofee,
Ncbeter, q. o.
~ G6enfolls 5u baben BEL b@A Oruaeiften Sobu
9. G9cfir uno eopou unc Martin, In dIentauu.
Qinbertng In 10 Minuten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
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@dulss g4 Stu, NJ I Z . db b~ ttu"
arr&tst INN auG btm Massn unb aud bintsn au
DsmftItsn gu fpsrrn-sbmfatIs elm nsusr Sem
np elnb Spd,lr.@assn. Die Steinsnnssn fRA
tiris. 0lan msIee Rn tsi.
Sebman uno Sd6nIp.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
0rD a MS NyulmOmic g8ofers.


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1887, 1T Der erits arufd Der Nrt, Der ts untsr bsn
Romsn . u 1monit 9Bafers &. in bislsm cosr
brddIt wuroS. Bet d6fs drittet fam So6urb Sr:
FAINT psrben, ea6 esr Nems ron Bryan ouf FIBER
QSofee ein9eorudt III.
t 8rpan's pulmonic @ofcr6
Gntkrnrn Suitsn. Isvtdltun9su, wsben pats unt
Raubsit.
8rpan's pulmcnic @afers
surlrsu 4fbma, BrOn6ttis uuO l6psrss 1(tbs
men. gh
8rpan's pulmonie @afers
auriru BIutpsisn unc Sdms5sn bsr gruf.
Srnan's pulmcnic @afers
surirsn bsstnnsups ausSsbruus unD enn3sn
aVantbsitsn.
8rpan's pulmonic 8afers
8urirtn Sritat;On esr Icuta unb zOnfts.
Srpan's pulmonie Bafers
8nrirsn Ole Otissn aufausa in ishn mtnuttu.
Srpan's pulmonic @afers
etuO sips Sssuuns gu ausu ataf'u unO GOnfii'
8rpan's pulmcnie @pfers
Sinh Tsbr fbdetOr fdr gctaIitSu unb Sfsnut@s
8rpan's pulmonic @afrS q
elno In sinsr uufbuictetn germ uuO lbmcdtn
ouesnebni. #
Brpan's 9ulmonie @afsrs
Gnlftrnsn ulat nur OtIsin. IOncsru bspirtsn cine
oauernoe Sur. ass Ia
Brpan's puImonie @a frs ~
9Bsresu warrantirt Guecmeius 5ufrisosuksit su
1e6sn.
aeiat San.;te icIte chne cine Dor ron Srpon'f
YulnrEic Roftrs i'm baule. istu.
adm SRsifenosr cbns eiusn @crrGtb ron 8rpau'e
pulmcnis G8afsr6 in fstnsr 1afhe. ..
Refine psrfOn piro fitb is firdubCn % Gsnts fur
Brran's pulmOnit Bdfsrs gu bSjObtCn.
Sob WofeS,
0Hsini9sr Gi9sntbdmsr, NC6slitr, 81. o.
or GbenfalIs gu psrfaufn bel .cCn Drue9ifeu
5obn @. SQoIsr unb earpOG uno gRartiu in IueH
taun.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
Ninben !! Hinben /!

500 Gfdfter SaRunIsn.Gidsn unb Spa.
ni16 .@i6sus8inte ptrbFn pom ZEN llnttrssi6ne.
ten osrfdnat an itrrr @srbsrri In Sancptr Slp.,
ndbt Ter aImtdunsr Bride. sic btabltn adj
5bafsr per Rfuftfr. esuts bic gnen lber Be-,
lastr Bride tTinstn' pdsirsn fret. ~
Mofer, &ed uno 60.
glaa tss NasN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29

~Gs eibt eeute, Die cine ednje Slas
lfe &ein triufen fonneu. obne einen 9es
i6eioten Ginfaa 50 baben. S6 ooae9en
bsFelle ynlr bic irpsits.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
0ie ssesc (SUttes.

- Us ltd etfn1nlf PIN a fter G,,,7 .kf.. -.
Der 3biire feiner .iSiitts ,,s So4s. c. oD'
bah, bpd Lana oe,,I,o oslsEt - Sss ~ ny y.
aber bas borin Slllss nit ,stta,. o.. a.
aen ,uaebc. unS bns C;S4,.s on" an .,''' ~
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fann ids mid. ni,ht InSs,, - ns.ssa 90"
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sifanb auf, nafm Sei,en Sstnh .nS f4.:.,
in ben QRalb binein 9oIh hot,s -
sfld gerirrt un6 fanb fefnen 9nsmeo ,,nS
i4rie ditsftli9 nad einem. O2enStben
Da frat Gin unbrfonnter. sponn =, H.,
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Iein fannlf tn pid nidit hard Ron gnorh
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feiere bedte efnen frcEen Toa - Om.:', m
sseinb bat lfd mil, mn, n.rSss,,t Ss ,.,.s
mir ,ur gefefaio,,,o No.. E. T.. 80
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itm eincn Gcttcsrnkn CIV csins 9axn,
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99e,reiter or.. 60 .'','' w
ffub bic ggrur s,Erreat +, gHS gSorn,,. =, ", ~
fle pieber nein oous. boz e,ouswirtk
aber mar. elm G,ei.Gofs anrbts ,,nt
5aimpfte iiber bic lInoebetpnen G,sae
unb tbot linen orter esrott MIR orre1
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feren 8iieen fhiIfteTn.o . GEs &C. ohsr
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
DDGet> 8n6er.-

Cine undbrtrtffIl6s autpotI nIltr nur srbmE.
lIRsn SOutsn pOdstbdGtr. fCrbsn srbaitsu unb
pOSIfsIIT ale tt Su vttfauftn bti .aa
GNtb uuo paaenbaeb.
estyuaE II, is6a.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
9yHGel slide! Syil0e!

SbTe Guspabl Slide 10 sins lsbr CUTE, bsls,
trnb aus WadrsIsn glc / Q uub 8, tslm sansen,
balbrn unO pigtsl Barrel, 70 ME SaOpOts tsim
Barrel uuD gotfiih teim 9funb, d
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
GaMceatN : 9SS00relr.

Cine srRe Site auswatI Aursnspaarrn es.
tBrt etsnfatIs gu ibrsm Stcd, 70 pts aud,
3dber; Warfts unb anbere 8Brbs, 9e.
fen SAubtirifen unb S1ubs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
@ roffs Oefe6f!

DIE srSets n,tIitarilde @sfhidGhfsit bic iemots
ccn ir9sno StnGm amGrifanilchsn @rnsral pcOfubri
Understandable bat unsntnedt rom Ssinbs Den
Roppab6uncd dbsrfhrinsn, cbns einen tin,ioen
Ronn crer 8dncne 90 psrlieren. llncls Soni tree,
oer 9eIt, eas Ct nit snen esfhidten 9ensrdliu Die
Rsatsrun9 srbaItsn uEo cine g8teoerorsiniauno
berite0rn fonH-fopts 9Qeninaer uno Sdsimsr ON
Rc. B pamiItonsStroes aaentcpn, pa, elmer
Scnipsttticn 1rce bitten, nit ihrem aonisn ucuen
Sted ron &rcdsnpaareu, G5rrjsries, Sussustpaa
reu, @arpettnes, Woufse @cticns. etc.
Das ptSeIids StSiesu Der prsise Der soufnunns,
SSanren, untrr ben setssn Rehabilitation, pcIdbs oe.
asnpdriia Die Sfrutlihe @snltbCr bsunruhiasn, boi
uns nidt i'm gtriusften oneerSet. gsir fino better.
1itnirt unitrn 8unosn eeaoren anyubisisu. bic in
gtrsleid NIT Den porissn prsi6sn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
Gsbrrur fl. 1863.
2Ssies,tisgc SSaeaoricG,t,
Oer 8auerns s0Ro fdineu.Sfop in NIen
SSDnat6an @. GD6,

8spisnt fa bIefsr @sleeentslt feinsn 6rennbrn
unb BEN 9ubIitum dtupaupt an5ujstssH, boB Il
Rde - - II.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
Qan6e8 : WrD6uftell.

N0e Artsn eaneeaprObuftsn psFbsn I'm auS.
tduln idr BdGrrn anesncmmsn - unD far sutsr
Butter unb gisr miro INNER Der bSaas Narit.
prtts n . araslb btSabIt.
Gle perbtn itrtn SiOd gu isOer 3sit pcGHdn.
big baltsn, uno 70 wsrnn bre 9rsiBf immfr gang
ntsor isIB, 70 niepsr ale irssnp lUnawC Ia birfsr
Staet. uno In gBabrbsIt-Obne prablsrsi-strpas
nteosrsr, une Oabsr uro man 60 Uu Isnsm Dor
tbel fnosn. frrnn man bel ibnfn pOrlpri@t, ets
man IUnlpU tauft. eJs
6dr b,reits atnOFsns SunSTaaft Rnb Fs tcrS.
lid oanttar, unb wsrpsn fl6 ltttS Our6 quite Be-
banpluns unb bIaiss 9rsiBs brlrstn, allen Yin.
iprs&enbsn Ssraoe naG Banf& ;u Oisnsn-uno
te bitten rate nm Ssatieten 3uIprua.
@eter .. gBcuncr. TranF. etcttler.
@lsntuun, Mdr, i9, 1863, naiS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29

uub turl otIs unb iebe artissI fIr psl&e in slnsm
rOblgfdGtn. @rcSusisn StOtr na6eefrnst
Utro, uRO wsIHe unmSsIit aas bier bsnant
psTben fTnnen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26

ludicrous circumstance is told arising
from the Scottish corruption Of the word to
dambrod." Two ladies' OF that country went
to London shop where tablecloths were
sold. the pattern Of which. a. IL known.
sometimes resemble the square Of . chess.
board. After being shown several patterns.
they asked the shopnan, Have you any OF
q dambrod kindT'' He was little taken
aback at what he thought strange question
especially by a lady but, recovering his
composure, replied: = No. madam, We have
many OF them very broad, but nens oe that
BREADTH" sss3t 1s3gs n :.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26

BABIES are the tyrants Of the world. The
emperor must tread softly; baby sleeps -
Mozart must leave his nascent ryguiem |; baby
slerpsl Phidias must drop his hammer and
chisei baby sleeps Demosthcnese be dumb !;
baby sleeps
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26
r. w WILD,
House, Sign & Decorative
PAIN Ter,
shop on Second Street, Cedar Falls,
MISSES A. g. s. McNALLY,
Fashionable Milliners,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND LARGE
supply Of Millinery Goods OF the latest styles and
adapted to the Thankful for the generous pat
ronage bestowed upon US in the past hope merit u
continuance OF the same by paying greater attention
than heretofore to the quality Of goods and
turr. New goods received weekly. Shop opposite Pos,
Office Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26

Jemmie," said one Irishman to another
the FIRST time be saw = locomotive, 8 What
ls that snoring baste - "Shure, don't
KNOW, was tho reply, unless it's steam.
boat srtnrgin' " get to wsther.''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26
UNION RESTAURANT!

WOULD RESPECTFJ LILY ANNOUNCE TO THE
people OF Cedar Falls and vicinity, that pre-
pared to supply PARTIES FESTIVALS and PRivATE FAM
LIES with everything suitable for GsNTEEL DINNER,
an EVENING PARTY. warrant everything from my Es
tabl,shment to he OF the first quality charge All
lovers OF les CREAM and such luXuries will please call
and see what can do for them My prices
BILE. ..- ID D. DEyINE
Str Main Street, Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26

4 0AOPOUNDs OF HAMBURG AND STATE
J. IsVSSD Cheese Fer .als by
F.c. cHAss, Arsa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26
Come ye black-Iisters all,

ELOQUENT or BATTLE. a Lieut., O'Neil. Of
the old Gyt; Irish Kcgimcnt, now stationed
on the R,ppahannock, writes to his sister. a
married lady residing in New York city, the
following significant sentence Our colors
are merely bundle Of blood stained SILK
rags. tied on broken pole, as dozen bat
ties are rather damaging to piece Of silk
cloth" A history OF desperate combats con-
tanned in few lines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-26

the Charleston Mercury rays !" Ysntsea
love the Niger" Tho Louisville Journal
reports that the complexion of ) lAfes por-
tion OF the sersile population of ths Scuth
- pretty strong indication thst IN Ssval-
~ entertain the same feeling. at lsase tnnssl
the fensns members Of the colored ra1ej
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07

tons ofbattle. The people Of this department
who are disposed to stake their fortunes and
their lives upon resistance to the government
may wisely reflect upon the immutable condi-
tions which surround them. @....:
The Valley Of the Mississippi is the chosen
seat of population, product and power on this
continent In few years twenty-five mil
IONS Of people, unsurpassed in material, re-
sources and capacity for war, will swarm
upon its fertile rivers. '':s
Those ,0ho assume to set conditions up0n he
exodus to the Gulf, countupon q 7,o,oer not
giUen to man. The country washed by the
waters of the Ohio the Missouri and the Mis-
sissippi, can never he permanently severed.
If one generation basely barters away its
rights, Immortal honor will rest upon another
that rcdee,ns them. Let it never be said,
either, that the East and West may be sepa-
rated. Thirty days distance from the mar
kets of Europe may satisfy the wants of
Louisiana and Arkansas, but it will not an.
swer the demands Of Illinois and Ohio. The
Valley of the Mississippi will have its deltas
upon the Atlantic. The physical force of
the West will debouch upon its shores with
mighty riv>rs.
This country cannot he permanently divi-
ded. Ceaseless wars may drain its blood and
treasures, domestic tyrants or foreign foes
may grasp the sccptre of its power, but its
destiny will remain unchanged. 1t will still
be united: God has ordained it. What avails,
then, the destruction of the best governing mt
ever devised by man, the self djusting, self
correcting constitution of the United States
! People of the Southwest why not accept
the conditions imposed by the impcrious nc
cessties of geographical con6guration and
commercial supremacy, and re-establish your
ancient prosperity and rvnown. Why not
become the founders of States which as the
entrepots and depots of your own central and
their resources without superiors and in the
privileges Of the people withouta peer among
the nations of the earth.
(Signcd) N. P. BANKS,
Ma ior General Commanding.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07
Gen. Banks in New Orleans.

Nav fo2E, Dec 2S.-The Roanoke. from
New Orleans on the 18th, via Havana on the
I'D, has arrived. The news is import rtant
The North Star. with Cen Banks and staff,
arrived at New Orleans en- the l4th, leavin
New York on the 5th. The news transpirel
the following day that Gen. Butler was super
seeded and occaSionea the utmost surprise
among all classes, even the registered enemies
were sorry to part with an officer who, at
least. brought order and security to the CITY,
Fifty thousand troops who accompanied had
landed at Baton Rouge. and the remainder o.
the expedition will be sent forward as fast as
they arrive.
The weather at New Orleans was fle and
the health Of the troops good.
GEN. BANKS ORDER ASSUMING COMMAND
HEAsouAR7ERs DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF
NEW ORLEANS, Dec Is, 1862
In obedience to orders from the President
L have assumed command Of the Department,
Of thu. Gulf, 10 which is added, bv his special
order, the State of Texas.
The duty with which | sm charged, REQUIRES
me to assist IL the restoration OF the Govern.
men. OF the United States. Il is my desire
to secure to the people Of every class all the
privileges and possessions and eniovmeuts
which are consistent with public safety. and
which it is possible for benefcent aud lust
government to confer
In the execution of the high trust with
which am charged, rely upon the co.ope.
ration and counsel Of all loyal and well dis.
posed people, and upon the manifest interes,
of those dependent upon the pursuits of peace,
as we'll as upon the support Of naval and land
forces = - .-.z.,u--. =.
Ny instructions require me to treat as enc
mics those who arc enemies, but / shall clad
~ regard as friends those who are friends,
sse No restrictions will be placed upon the
Freedom Of individuals which are not isnpera.
lively demanded by the considerations Of pub
lie safety, but while their claims viii be iibe.
rally considered, it IS due also to them. tc
state that all the rights Of the governmen,
viii be unfiinchiasly maintained. Respectful
consideration and prompt rcparatiou win h<
accorded TO all persons who are wron.ed il
body or estate by those under my command
The government does not profit by the pro
ongation OF civil contest or the private q,
public saderings which attend Il. rs fruit,
are not equally distributed. In the disioval
States. desotaslon has empire on the sea and
IN the land
/ In The North the var i an abiding sorrow
bnt ncs YET calamity. lis cities and town,
are increasing in PopuIafion, wxs..4h .nd nv
ef. The Tefaeses fIsn H. Scush ,loue 1em
ipensate b gTsa, part ~ die tessibls de&ina
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07
v7nI7w7

SALE UNDER EXECUTION:
NDER and by virtue of an execution issued
- out Of and under the seal Of the District
Court for the first Judicial District, in and for
the county Of Goodhue, and State Of MinnesotsA
on the Path day Of November, A. D. 1862. by
the Clerk thereof, on Judgment re endered m,
said Court on the 4th day OF September. 4. D.
1861, wherein Jesse Mel ntire was plaintiff and,
George W.. Bullard was defendant. in favor at
said plaintiff and against said defendant. for
the sum OF three hundred and sixteen dollar.r
and forty-dve cents (33l6 45l. I have levied
upon all the right, title and Interest wh;cL th.,
above named George W Bullard had on the iii,
day OF September, 4. ID. 1861, or has at anv time
since had in and to the following described
lands and premises, lying and being II Goodhne
county, and State Of Minnesota. and dn.cr;LsI
as follows to wit - Lots mum ber' 'twoI9l sn1
three (3), and the southeast ouarrcr 81 It'd
south west quarter ol section No. .thirty- BY
lot No. one ~, and the south west 1uarter ~
the south east quarter OF section No. t1,;rtv.
one (3l); lot number two (2l of section nnn:
ber thirty two 32); the west hal Of the SOUTH
west quarter Of section number thirty-one (313.
lot number four e. )of section number thirty.
one (sl); let number one l)of section number
thirty-two {32); lot number two (2l Of sectio,,
number thirty three( 33), all in township nun
Der one hundred and thirteen (1I3) north. 7of
range number thirteen (l3) west. ", %Ea'Ie
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given thatI
SuaIl on Lne lUsn DAY OF January. A. I'D. fHRS>
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07
II III H q

am now in the market, purchasing Furs
Of all kinds, for which will pay the highest
market price in cash. Those who have any
Furs to sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upoR me before selling
them to other parties, as feel confident
can make it an object for them to bring their
peltries to me. am boun to buy, so there
is no use Of talking. Don't sell until have
a chance to make an offer. L. KELLY.
v7n19m3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07
NOTICE OF sMOKTGAl SALE.
has been made in tho condition

NOIlCE VI, aMOltTGA AGE SALE
nEFAULT has been made in tho condition
- Of q certain mortgage dstea September
5oth, 1857, made, executed and delivered W.
John j.. Rhinehart to AbiJak Hard, which
mortgage was given to secure the payment Of
promissory note bearing date September seth.
1857, made by the said Rhine hart payable to
the said Abijah Hard, for the sum of five hunz
dred and sixty eight dollars and forty nix cents
due and payable on or before the 9Th day Of
Septemb Der, 1853. Said mortgage was duly re-
corded in the Office of the Register of Deeds, in
and Tor said county Of Goodhne, on the I'd day
OF October, 1881: in Book ''3" of Mortgages, on
pages ass and 1856, and conveyed, subject td
deteasance, the foil lowing described land, to
wit: The nerth -east quarter Of section twen-
ty-tour (24) in township number one hrndred
ana nine lo9) north, OF range number sixteen
(l6). And whereas there is now due on said
note the sum OF seven hundred and thirty i've
dollars and thirty-fve cents, and no part therez
OF has been paid. And whereas no suit or
other proceeding at law or equity has been had
or instituted to recover the same, or any pare
thereof. -, r.,},...: - -.cI!'.. - : $s.s.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of = power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, said mortgage wilIbo
foreclosed, and said. m gagged preniscs viii
be sold at public auction, ~ the Sheriff Of said
county, at the front door of the Court House.
IN said county, on the 10Th day of january
1868, at 10 O'clock A. M, to satisfy the arnouns
that shall then be due on said note and mort
gage, and the costs and expenses ofsaid sale -
Dated Red Wing, November Is, 1862 :@"@
a. AB1JAH HARD, -
V1hI1w7 =. H.. - Mortgagce.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07

WHEAT, for some cause, has taken raise
Yesterday some sold for eighty cents, and
the ruling price is but little under that. But
little is being brought in now on account Of
the rough roads.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07

MAsoS1c.-on Monday evening last, the
following officers were installed in Red Wing
Lodge, No 8, A. Y. NJ P. SandIord, w.
NJ; W. W. Sweeney. S. w.; s. A. Free
sted', j. w.; P. Smith, Treasurer; Chas.
Kemp, Secretary w. +. Hawkins, C. D. =;
Chas. Woodley, J. D.; j. NJ. Culbertson,
Tyler and Steward. Lodge meetings fist
and second Mondays Of each month, at 6,s
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07

THE weather, 50 long warm beyond any
precedent, has set in cold, with every pros
pect OF a long "spell Of weather.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07

ELECTION UNDER THE MILITIA LAW
Last Saturday, asreeably to call m"le pur-
suant to law, by the County Auditor, num-
her Of citizens met At the Court House to
elect officers for the Red Wing Military Dis
trict. c. II. Baker Esq, was called to the
Chair, and E. A. Littlefeld appointed Sec
retary Of the meeting. On motion C. c.
johnson Esq. was elected Captain, Freder-
ick Day Esq, First Lieutenant. w. F. Cross
Esq, Second Lieutenant. The meeting was
not large, but the expression was unani-
NOUS.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-07

MIRROR OF FAsH1oN-Mme. Demorest' S
Mirror Of Fashion has acquired a rop clarity
that places it above the necessity Of prai e.
Many ladies Of our little city, and the sur
rounding country, can testify to its worth.
Full size patterns accompany each number.
10 all who would like to subscribe for it, for
the year 1868, we would say, if you will
band in your names at this office, acco,npa
MED always with one dollar, we will send
and order the Magazine for you.