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, 1863-01-23

NASHVILLE, Jan. 23-Five hundred wound
ed rebels, captured at Murfreesboro, arrived
here yesterday, and will be sent North. Ser
cra1 citizen surgeons have been ordcrcd to
accompany them.
The following have been dismissed from
the army for cownrd!cc: Licutenants Henry
Weeks and VIM. G, Willard, 10Th Illinois;
Captsins David Jamison and ". ". Schuber,
2eth Indiana; Lieutenant John J. Armitage,
Seth Indiana; Lieutenant George Bartlett,
Goth Illinois. Lieut.. L. B. Forbes, SSth 1ndi-
ana, dismissed for drunkenness on the field
Of battle. Lieutenant John ". Scott, 42d
Illinois, for absence without leayo from the
Brigadicr General ". S: Smith is relieved
from ihis department and reports to General
Grant-
Brigadfer Gen. Granger is assigned to the
command Of Rosecrans' division. The latter
is home On sick leave:
Surgeon McDerlnott, of Ohio, is nnounccd
as Medical Purveyor Of this department Sur.
gcpu J. Perkins Is announced as Medical d.
rector Of McCook's army corps.
Rebel cavalry continue to scour the coun'
try, but no important actions hare taken
Information Is satisfactory TINT Duck River
will be the rebel line Of defense.
The weather continues stormy.
Col. John Beatty, Sd Ohio, is notified that
he is appointed q BEgadier.
Col. ". Il. Gibson,5 conduct In the late
battle is highly cxtolled.
The total loss Of the cavalry in the late bat
tie was 2292 Killed, wounded and missing.
, 1863-01-23
FRSaM CINCINNATI,

[special Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, Jln. -, 1861.
The Kentucky Legislature today accepted
the donation Of land from Congress for the cs-
tablishment Of an agricultural college, and ap-
pointed committee Of ten to fix its location,
and receive subscriptions in aid OF the enter
prise, and as soon as possible establish the in
stitution.
1t is rumored at Frankfort that Cassius n.
Clay has superseded Gen, Boyle in the CON-
manl Of Kentucky.
, 1863-01-23
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 2, The United
Status agent for the exchange of prisoners has
demanded from Mr, 0uld, the Confederate
agent, that all the United States officers row
ID the hands Of the rebels should be released
ut once, in compliance will the cartel.
Ould has replied that I'LL officers now In tue
bends han. of the rebels and nd captgrsd before the
sage, will not be released on parole, but cx-
changed for those Of corresponding rank. All
officers captured after that date will be
handed over to the Governors Of the Statcs in
which they were captured, rs dccrced in JEFF.
Davis message. Col Ludlow says all this is
in violation Of the cartel.
Non-commissioned officers and privatcs will
bc released on parole as heretofore. There
are now in Richmond {, 900 Federal prisoners.
Three transports will Leave Fortress Mon.
roc next Friday from City Point to bring
them down.
, 1863-01-23
Especial Dispatch to tho ohicsso Trtbuuc.l. '

Especial Dispatch to tho ohtcsgo Tribuac.l. :,
-, MADISON, Wis, Jan. = 1860. >,
In the Senate a substitute for Keogh's
emancipation resolutions was offered by Sen
ator Wilkinson, expressing the fullest conf
dcncc in the integrity, patriotism and judg-
ment Of the President; holding it to- be the
sacred duty Of every patriotic citizen BY every
means to sustsin him in tho suppression Of
tho rebellion and enforcement Of free Laws,
expressing belief that those continually find
ing fault with the national administration are
unpatriotic and would prefer gaining little
, 1863-01-23
FK0kA INDIANAPOLIS.

TSpccial D;spatch to the Chicago Tribuuc1
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. u, 1868.
Tic Senate passed the forenoon in discuss
ing tho resolution instructing the judiciary
Co,nmittecto enquire into the expediency Of
abolis1inc the Court Of Common Pleas, and
also Grand Juries.
The scat of the Senator from Elkhart is be-
frr contested In consequence Of his acceptau-
cy Of the position and serving Us Quarter
tcrmaster Of the 5Sth Ind. The Scnate passed
the afternoon In listening to his dcfenso The
cnso was rccommittcd.
In the House the discussion npon the reso-
luton for the appointment of special com,
mittce to investigate and report upon the cs-
;stcnco of sccrct and tre.son,h,e and no,;t;ca,
organizations. was confirmed f,nrfno thc IN.
t;rc aav. anit WAS finally laid unon the table.
thns refusing to sanction anv investigation
If t1,c ch,rrcs
During the debate Judge Nib,ack, the
*ab1cst Democrat on the 1oor. said he would
rot hclievc anx r,an unon, oath who would
conncct h1msc;f with such an organization.
sla,or Cen. A. D. McCook and staff nasscf
, 1863-01-23
Chicago Gribnnc.
TIE NEWS.


The nation had Il full blown rumor yes
tcrday, one Of the oldcn time. It was
shipped by railroad to New York and
thence telegraphed widely. Our right ad::
yarced two miles, and Gen. Hooker, gal
liant, noble, " fighting joe was killed
again. To all this a quiet Chaplain at
Philadelphia gives the quietus by hisstate-
nlent, which we give with the original ru-
NOR elsewhere. Gen .Burnside's order to
his soldiers rings like the note Of busle.
The adyices from the Rappahannock are
.oycstcrday.
In the House the Treasury Bill is still un-
der discussion. Sunset Cox took occasion
to vent his spleen against New England
From present appearances the national
banking system Of Mr. Chase, strengthened
by the recommendation Of the President,
will be defeated in important points
wherein it has the sympathies Of the pco-
pie.
The Coppcrhcads in the several Legisla-
lures now in session are as much like ono
another as they are unlike loyal men. In
the Wisconsin Senate, Senator Wilkins
Yesterday gave these gentry . sound set
back in a resolution IN antidote to Keogh's
treason Of the previous dag. In Spring
field the traitors are cowed by a whole
some realization that they are getting too
far ahead. The move Of Vandeveer,
though legitimate sequence Of Goudy
end Fuller's teachings, has frightened. the
more sensible of the crew. 1t Indianap-
oils the Sccessionists have voted down an
investigation into the secret organizations,
Us they decline to inpeach themselves.
Fitz John Porter is cashiered and dis
missed the service. He is graduate Of
Vest Point, leached through and through
with its worst instincts and trainings He
entered the service in 1916. Was native
Of New Hampshire. Any Of our readers
who are astonished at this, will remember
that the editor Of the secesh Times Of this
city was from Vermont New England
has always produced limited breed Of
7attlcsnakea, deadly as cobras.
Elsewhere we give tie first statement Of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
relative to the transactions Of his Bureau,
combined with his highly satisfactory ex-
hibit Of results and prospects 11r. Bout
well makes many important suggestions,
including notifications of the law. The
entire document will be read with, inter-
, 1863-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1883.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
: Mr. STEVENS, Of Pr, reported bill pro-
yiding for the appointment Of a Deputy Reg
lister 0f the Treasury, with d salary, Of $500
per annum, and extending for two years from
date.
The bill WAS amended by making the salary
Of the deputy 81, eco per annum, and limiting
tic term of t1es Assistant Secretary to ono
year from date. The bill then passed:
The House then wcnt~into committee Of
tho whole to provideways and means fol. the
support Of tic government.
Among the amendments which arc -subse
queutly 10 be voted upon in the House, is
one authorizing the Secretary to dispose Of
bonds on such terms us he may deem most
advisable, for the lawful money Of the United
States, or for any Of the certificates ofin-
debtcdncss that may ut any time be unpaid,
or for any Of the treasury notes heretofore
issued under the provisions Of this act. =
!. Mr. COX Of Ohio moved to make the rove
nuo payable in legal tender notes, as be said.
pro 1oima, to express his views Of the effect
Of increasing paper money upon Western IN
, 1863-01-23
FRENCH DESEesNS0 ON TEXAS.
4 New Phasc OF Secession, or Scccs-
sion from Sccessta.

Tie most remarkable feature Of the rebel
intercepted correspondence is that concern
ing tue Texas intrigue Of the French Consul.
These documents were being forwarded by
Mr.. Benjamin to Hr. 6lidell- The following,
which We find in the publication made In tho
hatio''a' lateu;gsstac., VIII interest our read
prs:
RtcuxoSn, October Ia, 1882.
His ExcellencJ Jefferson Davis President, &C.:
SIR On to-day Mons Tabouel1e, French
Vice Consu! at Richmond, sought au introduc-
lion 10 me in the Senate chamber. and stated
that lie desired to obtain from me ccrtai1,
statistical information in regard to TcSas. I
told lin did not then have the fime to r;yn
hin, the desired information, hut If he w9,,lii
call at my room would take pleasure In ciy-
ing him any information which I Sos-
t,csscscd He promised to call this evening.
which he did, and has just: left my room. 1
deem il proper to give yon tue substance Of
the conversation between us, rs il had Z con
nection with the subject1nattcr OF the corres-
pondeuce between the Governor Of Tcxns and
The French Consular Agent ut Galveston, of
which you advised Gen. Wigtall and myself a
lev days since. ---..'
Af1er had furnished him with Information
IN regard TO the aZca, population, debt, tazca
, 1863-01-23
Missouri Emancipation.

to an IN inquiry rom Washington, asking TIC
Assembly 10 fix sum necessary to compen-
eatc the Shareholders Of the State, Mr: Strachan
introduced joint resolution in the House to
ask twenty -fye, thirty and tifsy millions: The
resolutions. lies over under the rules till to-
morrow.
, 1863-01-23

w A N T E D-A partner, with
$500 cas!l capital In conccrn already estaa-
shed in successful Wholesale grocery trade. Pesse
la23z zS63 st
, 1863-01-23

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2a.-The Washington
mail due hero at1 this morning, .aas NOS ar
rived. The boat Is unable to c1oss the Sus-
quchsnna On account Of the severe suow storm.
, 1863-01-23

and agricultural productive capacity of Texas,
he remarked that the resources of tho State
were magnificent and capable of supporting
apoWertul and independent people, and then
asked me whether thought It would not the to
the interest Of the Stateto assume an nindcpea
dent nationality. told him that the people Of
Texas, being mostly cmigrants from the old
Southern States, were strongly attached to
those States and to our fcderatiyc system of
government. which | at some length c1-
planned to him. I told him that they never
could have been induced to secede from the
United States but to preserve that form
Of government, which was in danger OF
being destroyed. / further. stated 10 him
that not only tue affections aud sympathies,
but also the interests Of the people Of Texas
bound them to the States Of the Confederacy;
that their institutions, pursuits and agricul.
tuai safety required harmony among them,
which could only be- insured BY C0nteder-
acy; that, as separate and Independent
State, Texas would be weak and incapable of
selfdefensc; that we we're sensible that nc
would be subject to be INVOLVED into COLI
similarity Of institutions and production,
which are now bonds Of union and the cause
of harmony, would become cause Of rivalries,
jcalousies, and perhaps wars between the
States; that III the Confederacy VIC would not
be weak and dependent people. incapable Of.
subject was then waived, 1nd VIC talked Of
other matters;
But for the fact you had called my attention
to the correspondence between the Governor
Of Texas and Tue French Consular Agent at
Galveston, This conversation would perhaps
have made no impression upon my mind, but
Us as introduction to me was sought By the Vice
Consul, with the Ticw I'd obtain statistical in
formation in regard to Texas, and the subject
Of the separate Independence Of TINT State,
was thus introduced by him, it struck me
that It was not casual or accidental He fur
thcr11ore stated to nc that he had written to
the Consular Agent ut Galveston for informa-
tion upon tho resources Of Texas, and had re-
ceiyed from him specimen or sample Of
Texas wool, which he either had or intended
to send to Fruncc.
I have deemed it proper to communicate
the foregoing to you, is afd0rding confirms
tory evidence to the conclusion that it Is the
object Of Louis Napoleon, and perhaps of
other Of the European powers, to induce
Texas to assume an independent nationality.
The fact communicated by you TO General
Wisfall and myself put me on my guard, and
caused me to be more explicit and specific
than I might otherwise hare been, for the
purpose Of dissipating such design If it ex-
lists, and to induce whatever steps that may be
taken to be- for the benefit of the entire Con-
federacy. :
lam, sir, respectfully your obedicnt servant,
n. s. OLDHAM.
, 1863-01-23

ALBANY, Jan. &3.-Judge Dean has with
drawn lis name for the speakorship, and the
Democrats hare nomina- cd E. Trimmer Of
Raehpstpr =
, 1863-01-23

r., :, !a:nsx has girls growing up he wants theu1
and eg7eeably the use Of this machine
, 1863-01-23
M IARRIED

In this city Dec sh At the residence Of The bStdes
fa1cr by tie Rev. T. Blsck, Mr J. D. DENNIS a4o
Miss ELLA KEEfER, beth Of ChtCaEso1 .r.,n
A4y the hapry par out tsh 1e the green OIL the
forest, and tlit1r sun never 60 down.
, 1863-01-23

~; nrIaef Wsn Rises voo1 cannot sc.t to do With
convert tae SD Wosth tn:o $1cu worth. "'4A
, 1863-01-23

FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. q 1853.
The Legislature to-day reelected Ben.
Wade Senator by majority Of twenty-four
ever n1l.
, 1863-01-23
Nfm l0pertisrl11s1lta.

- c. E. SCRTEEN. ddrsr:ising Agsnt, O.
GsdTforH street, t. our authorised Ag4nt Q7sd aIo
n az the leading -Sorihaees&ern 1,aFsss:
, 1863-01-23

Wsyes aad families Of yotuutea-x nut in II th.f~-
osss t3tat and protector WHoie flrsrs ran ~ sMn
S9-''o " III u.e Thousands attest TO this fact.
, 1863-01-23
AlKEN'S KNITTING MaCHfNE

kn!ts nder Shirts and Drawers tic most sarytcr.hr
aud durable that be afso T.hIr f-cxarT St
readefs. Purses, CEavats. Lesstngs. DC, eN'~
, 1863-01-23
A!KEA'S KNITTING MACHINE

cannot get ont Of order wc11 used 50 su1n,c II
con*tf1cHon- TT gets ont of order 70 that II c1nT
re axed n Ave minutes. viii gre the pufchassc
, 1863-01-23
AlhEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

Nunins. Opera Capes Uuder Sieeyes Cnmfo,ts Hi;
!aFg ashss Sontags. solets Clouds. He'll Dies3oa
, 1863-01-23
: AiKEK'S KNITTING MACHINE:

g Simple that child can comprehend It and fno.r
Inc why and wherefore - Of It a Sccf1.t Sf3.hinr
1na5 % nsGd f1r 5ears and the operator haY tn"va
, 1863-01-23
A1kEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

~, Lacaes who want to c5sn some rsauey ran n
sitr o. snts Eachtae employ rort the whotr 4
eaei1 time very Independently and satisfactorily o
, 1863-01-23

Ent3 the material for pair Of stocktnes IN t,,.
1nttates. N aaY woman can raakA aud dDish cow
Nete 1or market from one dozen to tVp dazcu paiTa
, 1863-01-23
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE

CT Ec saae. In tie L3zds az 4 woman II ann w4,,
~ nl comfort 80 to 20 per week An oid 1adT
scnn Nv G 90 sn1shing else ean cam money, Txak
, 1863-01-23
AlHEN'S KNITTING MACHINE

Kas. tne Stosktnss conpletc Al tip OF he
Ing Is done or simple motion ofthumb sereT.
, 1863-01-23
kiKEk'S KNITTING MACHINE.

7 " sssss 3s"Es EaaEV1tJIS&1
It Is roZtahle,-weshs complete but forty pounds.
and Gan 6e carried as osl}y u yaltse or weight
, 1863-01-23
AlKEH'S KNITTING MACHINE,

Can be made 10 earn more in month than Z Sowing
Machine can In yra-. It Il an actual producor 1t
goods for ea.e-Eoots for which thero q olWuys T.
market.
, 1863-01-23

w V7ANTED.-Where is the man
ard. who Il wn. to invest 1t u such WsT tn.t Se
IN get BIG PRICE ios his properly IL CASH3
This u no fancy scheme but sure Ih!ng1 Men now
mt Of employment would do well to notice this. Ad
lnss I. c. LAMB, T o. Box a3 Chicago fan3 z35ISt
, 1863-01-23

w ANTED-A large unfinished
,,, =, room Or small room with bedroom adjoining,
= ply tEo Jcasx fegel-wtthln tu eE-
P. q. Drawer 6t69. oa'Aa44e: 4se::s MGt1fsa ~ 1t
, 1863-01-23

w ANTED- Immediately, twenty
7. good Hore Collar Makers. At the nnsaufactory
on Seventh street. between Market STREET md Clark
3ycnue. St Louis. Mo. l. DEMISG Nrsnf
faNCzSA$1w -
, 1863-01-23

M ANTED- A situation rs Clerk,
~ Book. Keeper or Assistant RookKeercs. By !
econ has bad several years experience in the shove
ranches Speaks English md 8ezm1n~ Please ad-
Ecse ~ o L. tAis office. 1as3 z3jj.St
, 1863-01-23

NV ANTED.- man with. 4 mode
rate capital, would unsto with some ono IN
good business whee capital and good partner would
be mutually beneficial unite with ono In s1rt-
como business on salaEy Good reference given All
dtefs Tor one week "ENCELS1OR," Tribune Office.
, 1863-01-23

w ANTED- Situations as servant
nI, giffs hy txo Norwegian girls. Apply to Rev.
, 1863-01-23

" ANTED-To Railway Compa-
~ ntes. Foundrsmenor or Machinlsts. The adses.
tker, thorough dTaughtsmAn and long In the en-
ploy OF the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada wishes to
procure sltuat!on Cndesst.nds designing bridges
Can give tho best Of refeEcAcea - character aad
Ebil!ty. Address '' ENGINEER, Post Onca Box 3ySs
Chicago. ja1lz3763t
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
ADMINISTRATORS, SALE .

NOTICE is hereby given sfat in pursuance o.
~ license granted to the Undersigned as
administrator OF the estate Of Benjamin d.
,Gay, deceased BY the 'Probats Court or Good
hue county, shall. on the 18th Dug IF -4uQvst,
4. D. 1853 betwe en- the hours Of ten o'clock
A. NJ. and four o'clock p. NJ Of said day. at
the front door Of the Court ,House, in the city.
Of Red Wing, county Of Goodhue. State Of
Minnesota, proceed to sell has public auction
the following described real property ingsaid
Goodlue county, to the highest bidder for
cash. to " it; I he nort]Iwcst quarter Of south
west quarter Of section 2s,r and tho Feuthest,
quarter Of southeast qrarter Of section 90, and
the west half of sOutlieast quarter. atid south
west quarter Of northeast quarter, ,si,d, north
half OF northeast snarter Of section ~: all in
township III north Of range 49, west Said
lands will be offered in forty acre lots, ~ bject
to back taxes. Dated June ~. 1868.
-. III zs.s.SYLYANUS X. UPIIAM, ,s'ie :
...,s Administrator Of the estate OF u
zoz =. ..s,.,..s '>.'' Benz. D. Gay, deceased.
G. & J. G. MoCIrHx Attorney .z..'15IDS7':
y1n49 for Administrator.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
-
MORTGAGE .SAfE

|nEEANLT hassbeen plade1u the donaft,okSs
|A ota 4ertatu.i 1dcntufs ofsnortraes sxecuta
lea by s. g. Moody, of Hastings. Dakota COUNT
essof asS;
State Of Now York, nnortgagee; bexrin9 dats
and duly acknowledge on thstwsnty tysdxth dav
OF October, A. D. 1857, which esid mortesss
}contains the usual power Of sale TO the mortns-
gee and his; assigns; and was duly 1lsd ipr,
record on the 2sth day of October, AID: 1857
Of Deeds OF GoodKue couhity, Territery z aowe
| 3State) of Minnesota, and was, thereupon. dulv
recorded il book 3" of mortgages psees 6iy
ana SSo. Said mortgage was given To- secure
tne payment OF certain pr ronissDfy nots ipsds
said twenty sixth day 81 Octobs1. T T. 3 y iss3
for the sum of two hundred and nnineEv AZ Soia,
lars, Payable in one year rom the date tIareof
to the order Of the said Robert Ennis. vith in:'
terest aftef maturity at the rate Of xeVen ner
cent per month until paid, There Is cIaimod,
to be due and is actually due ut the daia az
this notice upon said rote and morteac 81 tha
sum Of two hundred and ninety-six dollars.
with interest thereon at. the rate of; seven .nar
cent per apnum from the twenty ninth Cav. Of,
October, 1888, amounting, ut tie date OF this
notice TO the sum Of three hundred ond ninety
tdotlars and ninety cents, and no suit or, pro-,
ceedings atlaw have been Instituted 70 recover
thereof. 'n -: ~ - ~ 9N> '4'' f~-s
The msrtgaged premises are described as, fol-
% lows: AZ. that tract or parcel Of: land lying
sofa, described as follows, to W.T., Tie south
west quarter WV Of sect ion nun beI,tweaty
tWoI VHoI - IN township one, hundred and nine.
II lo9? north Of, range eighteen (lSA west. con
Etaining one hundred ana sixty acres moro or
less according the Government sur veyt there-
or: NoW' W therefore. notice is hereby given by
virtue OF, the power of sale in said mortgage
a, pursuant a 4 hn
case made aud p1 divided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by sale-uf the mortgaged Premises
above described at public yenduc to the hi CHEST
bid.'er atthe front door of tho Court House at
Red Wing, county oof Goodhdie ana State of
MinHesota, on Wednesday,, the 10th day Of July,
Il. u: 1868, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. of that day
to satisfy and pay the amo,uptwhiieh shall then
disbursements Of this foreclosure Dated Red
Wing, May 27th, 1868. 4, ~ v7n44w7
! ROBERT ENNIS, Mortgagoe.S
, C-AGETT q CROSBY, Attorneys - '1&-' Z
for Mortgage, Hastings. Minn. ,l.4.,t =,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
NOTICE or SALE UNDER EXECUTION

w. ''HA ONDEh EAECU llON.
! NDER and by virtue of an execution issued
- ont OF and under the sea! of the District
Court III and for the county Of Ramsey. State
| OF Minnesota, Second judicial District, by the
EClerk thereof, on the 23d duy uf MAY A. D.
's63, on Judgment rendered i'll said Court on
the seventh day Of February. A. D. 1859, W here
in Oliver Alncs was plaintiff ana Josenh Scott.
Caleb NJ. Lewis and j W. Crawtord late Dirt pnrt1
ncrs as Lewis, Scott & Co.. was defendants, in
tayor ofsad plaintiff and against said defend
ants tor the sum Of eight hundred and thirty
:iN aud G4-lo0 ,$S36.o4) dollars, and four uid
i4lo. 100 dollars Increased costs transcript Of
SAID Judgment was. ON the tenth day Of Feb
ruary: ID. le59, ducKctcd in said Goodhue
county, which SAID execution to me direct
ed and delivered, 1dd, on .lle sth day Of unc,
A. D. 1863, levy npon all the ,right,; title and
interest whici'tll above nance. Joseph Scott,
Caleb8M NJ. Lewis andJ Nv. Crawford. late part
ners as Lewis. Scott g. Co. had, on the tenth
since had in and to tile following described
lands and premises with all their appurtenan-
ccs!ying and being in Goolhue county. State
of Minnesota, to wit: Lot. three (3). iftv-fvc
S53), ftty. six $50, tiyseven (57), fifty eight
! tos) and fifty nine (59) in block one e. }, and n
, ractlon adjoining lot fifty nine (59) bounded
by Main and front street, in front of block six
| !6) to low water mark, excepting twenty four
i24) feeuon the north west end of said fraction.
Lots eight( 81 and nine (9) bloc, FIVE lots
two r. ahL three g. in block six CO... lot nine
(s) in block five (5) in Baics addition 20 the
town of Central Point. .tS:'.' r'r.. - r.
Now, therefore, notice. is hereby givea that
l shall, on the 23d duy IF Ju1y, 4. q. 1865, at
10 o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day, at the
'front.' door OF the Court Hense, in the city Of
Red Wing: in Goodhue county. State Of Mime
sofa, offer for sale al public auction under sal
execution the lands and premises so levje,l upon
us aforesaid, and shall then and there strike off
and sell the same tor cash to the highest bid:
der, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to
satisfy said execution, together with legal JIM
Wing, Goodhuc county ,>Minnesota. Junc 9th,
A. u. 1868. MARTIN S. CHANDLER, =
Sheriff Of Goodhue county, Minnesota.
| BR1sBIN d. B1GELow, .iA ,;"rl n4Gv7w7
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
" III Nc laTgV HHu SP1cnucd AssOftmenC OF
JOB TYPE!

AllJob Work done at this Office will he done
promptly, Ind is Warranted to give entire sat
'sfaction. We have constantly on hand, or will
Print to order, all kinds Of Legal Blanks,
Mortgages, with or without Waiver,
Chattel Mortgages, Deeds,
Bonds, ~ Agreements,
Summons, Executions,
Warrants, Venires,
Subpoenas. 49,
We will print to order on the short>
est notice and at the lowest prices, r
Addresses, Books,
Blanks,x>z# Bills, ~@ -
Bill Heads Bills of Lading,
Circulars, ~" q" Cards, 4 ~ =
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets, y.
Show Bills, Receipts, -
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
"a Printing Office. .>>'+ 80
.stH,@>l
|ORDERs 1zox raf corsrRr PRoxrrIr FILLED.