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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Gteamboats ano hailroa0s.

NOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
Il ROUTE.-A DAILY LINE II STAGES caryins ihe
~ Mail. leave. Atchisou, hsnsar for faccNile, I1 Via
pcnvo Great salt Lake Virginia and Car.on 1ies, Connect
ng ~ side lnr. with the Pkes frak 'oosd'l b.nnock
TFurs Mssogj Reese Alyer Waahoe and humboldt min
ins T. .ioEs. -. -. .,,.,..,,..,,r., NV,
The ou. h stocked with comfortable COO hes and Concord
Coyrud spring aons Every attention Ia pAia 10 assI
grf.. .,-,- -,
,uu.e t..r .cGf. when the coaches a. ~. fun
stations average Is miles apart sid meas Are funshei al
about - c.its each. go
The Atlantic anl Pachc Teesrsrh follows the route with
frequent operating stations
Issnt, gc pound. oi BAGGAGE allowed extra ohrg-
viii b. mad. on th. r4scs. Surplus baggage b. sn, by
o. vi, Panama
Atehl.on Is connected by rail with al point, east.
THROUGH FARE. htlhiaon 10 P.-teTslic, $40
I.rs nom P.arefyiteto San kfancisco = TO-
for tier Information apply al tho oicc Of Ito Company
No. ~ Broadway \. J.. ny star
Ticket. .d the Office y: tho Company, Nswiofk and
A,chison.
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HARLEM AND ALBANY

KOAD 'rruir, VII .e.ve q h.s.. Dspo,-Ea Al
bsuy 10 - H., slorpu. at hilllsus0nsse, y Ahs
Plain, Bedford Crotou Fall. sd stations gostE - O.A!'
.sih Ceu.ral and Nouhen halo.a ios tn-osS
al al POINTS north ,nL wet; for tToon Fa - S4 a
.ni 5 n The p. triu wiz fga Sa-l--ys 0a5 ~
.ir1luf l@aT,s C.cton Fas $50 a. hoEufyS s9t
Vbr raiu. ei5 end 10 NJ 2:oo, 4:lo ard ? n ana
5.i3 p II. hSIa " he.t DEPOT, 70. "iLiA
Whs Plain. aud Ni.iams5ntse tfsls s'op q a. sihiose
FOR Dover Plains p NJ. Stopping a. HLs f.n' AZ -
on. north 10 Dover Returning Albany ~ iVa IA
ON arrival Of Northern and N~.en trains, oIpir a. az
s.io.. from Chnihsfa CI0on rsis. sso a. heeesd
MAJ. PAN, ana Nil.lusbr.d.e; Dover siu- 5.t5 u
,opung q, al stations north of snt White Psns Csoon
F.l 4 m; NL.'s Plains o.4Q J. 90 a J. ~ SO
q ~. NI.iausbnLxe ind 100 Cfcios \
Wide nns and Mlams4fid-c tf-as stops a. a siioA
sunday Excursion Trains ~ Hal Fare ror tfcou as 20
L. so. rins a; 81 station. except loEkyLa fc Ni-Ae
bf.-e T. /. 70 H., 2 gaOaIc m. tor " .e n a.J
m, NAian..hnif, md White Plain. trains sof y ~
.,stous Returning leave y hi.e Plains Oslo IL W lane
bnse 6ag IJ.c u, l2.sr. $40 $40 ana p SOY 1ai
al al stations CFoton Pals ?. m, stopping a. C. sialcA
north Of anl ai " Nl..lainf5rdsr
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I ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

i ONG ISLAM ~ LAiI-hOAD- N"4
i kCCOM5iODATlON.-Lesy Jsn.esshp Hnf 100.
r. r. G. n for tiTes port sori M a 81 c'a-lool
sa 81 D. n for Jalflica neo JrggsLe-n ~. :. s-@-..1
est 10 Orcenror,. for Isip a. M jo a- - IL %
e~,...t Al m II . ~ and $50 Tor jam -
a.A lempsieai AZ IN, IL q u, J 49, snl - u
rn,.v E1car..on Train - as loa stila ls'op1S
al .sIo-sl 10 TspA.sk excar-ioA rates. regf1ir6
.aye. Yst .lx q Jamaica Accon4o la.ioa isAa
f,oln lance ~ ID and Thirty .0urfhft atb:JV p u
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Ofean Gtcamcrs.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
class steamer will leave New York the 3D. l3h aud sd
cf each month"; except when those dates fall SUNDAY
when the day ef departure viii be the MONDAY following
For freight or passage, sppy a the only otce No bowl
,nggrecn. u. B ALLEN. Agent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F0R Al.

IDi-V-N Ut III I'f =. ,,tf.tf - ,...
y IBASY and TROY, CyNNECAINU WIN AA.h@S
NORTH and WEST Trains leave . 49,,
frem ChamDerssL . from S''h'n-
Express and 10 Ii, and ); ~ W.. M a-' ''' -
10 snd r. N. a. o.-] p n
Troy and Albany with sleep IO.'' p u
ing carl. 1870 p M ,s... Lar
train. 1870 n l;Sl a. In ahs 1879 -ho'"
aud u and Is y. tn-
PseEsku tain, e. m li.-- ni' So p Dn'
ard 40 p
Sing Sin. tflin. 3.i3 and $50
A., -. - '''- a. ~
Or Sundays st 5:77 p. m, from Sfh-st u,.
Iessts Insy ,e procured A. sny u tAe oier' %
Ftsr., 10 SswYrk AID Broosiy iyn and bsszs.e checked
d. House 10 =. pont. the roa snt TO ssfsicsa spnsA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
xx, vopr nAny TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1863
u,.,or.nrrn, or Pnoyosr. .sf.psnAL,

Frouru CoxaRgssiosAL DisrRIcT No. l,3pJ broadway ,
The Attention Of Drafted Men is called to the oi
lowing circular The provisions Of this circular VIII he suy
enforced: .--
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Newly orL County Substitute and RELIEF
Committee. .,,,
NAMEs AND PLACEs Oh MELIINO OY AU&lLlANi

/ Committee.
NAMES AND PLACES on MEtIlNO OF AUAlLiA1i
| COMMITTEES. -
The Conmte. announce hereby that IN pursuancs on hell
request "a Instant The Chairman 81 ths hse"
can Isinuany Hall Oencf. Conii"ss lave eseb
.eecte On. gent an each Ward g. ue't daily 81 some
place In thnf respective WAT aud :te INFORMATION ana IN
.,ruo,ion dfsneJ persons dos to cd u his onni'ee
and that the several Wal Committees named Ia Tie hnnei ed
let agreed 80. places aud thne. of aeoti. - -s"
sLos o Ia CONNECTION with tic said hst.
| GLORoE OPDikE, Nsyor
MATTHEW I. BHEhSAS, ConptI0le5,
WH. X TWfFD, sup-rv.or,
WI. H. STEWART. suycTylfof,
ORlSOS BLUNT supersisor,
LLIJAH !. fURDf, sGperylsor.
Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

EOR BRIDGEPORr-DAlLl LlNE.-Ihe
L steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peckslip. Pier No. 70
Fast River Daily IL O'Clock Freight tts.n on e
Wharf all day. Arriving in bridgeport IA time t. connect
with the ilousgonc Nlugatnck Now iiaven ana Hartford
Railroads Also, the shore Line to snybroos and New Lon
don GEO. ". COkLlt.S, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
lEW-YORK 4 NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY &, lob
TRAINS LEAlE NEW-YORK.

Passenger Station in SevYorA. corner Eth St lsi shsv
Eu;fgrce on .1tA 81
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L,OR ORIENT. GREENPORT. SOUTHOLD.

E'OK ORIENT, GKELNPUhI oUIIIIULD,
b SAG HARBOR Gc.-TIREE TRIPS FER WEEK.
The steamer DONaLDSOh Capt W. > Hsyen' having beea
Pos No 3g Eat River james sip On TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY AkIEks ions At o Cock; re,arn-
ing .eave Sag Ilarbor MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRI
DAY AfTERNOONS at o clock For freight or pazsags,
apply Oh board or II A. j. RICHARDSON No. 100 uitonst.
or u J. ). IUIHILL, Freight Agent, NO JaneSsip'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Eteanboats Gno railroads.
! tAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

For BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FIrcHpURG. NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AID INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and ..anch steamers Of the Norwich liae,
CITY or BOSTON anI CITY or NEW.YORK
eaye NswYork daily tSUndsys excepted at O'Clock o. m
fson Pier No 80 North River, foot Of yesry1t,
FOR fEW.LONDON
there connecting with the SeaDboe, Train from the
shove poin,s va Norwich Worcester Boston Worce,es
Worcs.ter Naslna and Sew-London Northern Rsil.oadr
Eeieht taken a, the lowest rates For information iuque
OF Els 'lARTIH, Agent, on the Pier
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Ofeat Gledmers

NOR NEW W-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-The first
a. class steamship LOCUST POISV, Capt. Samuel Liot.
nau carrying the United St,os Mails VIII leave fer 10
For freight or passage apply to - o,v,.
N B.-Tba steamer 0FORGE CROMWELL will sail for
New Orleans on SATURDAY, Sept %.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
DOR ROSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

Il PORT and FALL RiN EK.-Ihc splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Cape brown, leaves New losH
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY., Ht ,
ocoSk u M, and tho EMPIRE STATE, Capt brss,on, on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, anl FRIDAY, at o'c.oeA P ~,
from Pier No North River. ,
Hereafter wil be- regarded secured to any appn
cant until Tie shall have been paid for. .
Freight t. Boston s for aded through with great dhpuch
by un Express Freight Train.
u. LlrI LEEIED. Agent. No. Y Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

BFORGE OpDYEF, Nsvar,
MATTHEW r BnEssAs Comptroller,
ILIJAH h. PLNbY su9>frlsof,
GEfsOs EiraT fuperfscf.
WILLIAM NJ TWEED. supcrisor.
WILLIAM H. bILwAhI, superi,o',
Gro Y. THosrfos i,i.a Committee
ConsEiIus JoRsos
newton. sept ltaJ
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

S c""S " ." %' Goedhuei IS 1s rAorArr coenr
IN tho matter o. u the petition Of Fredcrica
Bartci az Administr atrix O. Inc Estate Of Fred
crick Bartel late Of said county t~."cascd 20
sell the Rca! Estate ofsad drccdcnt.
On rcatl,ng.an fling the petition Of sail
Administrative duly vcreaed by her oath IN
maliner and form reluircd by law praying fo- Il
licnsc to sell the Real Estate Of said decedcnt to
pay his debts. And whereby it appears that
thercis not sufficient personal Estate ofsaid de-
ceIcnt in her hands Us such Administrators to
pay the debts outstanding against said docodent
and the expenses Of Administration ind that
it is necessary to sell such real Estate to pay
the same.
Now therefore lis hereby ordered that all
persons interested in said. Estate be and APP
pear before ms Mt my 9th SC in the city OF Rel
Wing in said county, on Saturday, the "a day
OF January, A. D. 1861 at ten o'clock in tho fore
noon of that day and show cause why license
should not be- granted 70 said. Administrative
to soil 50 much of Real Estate of said decedent
az shall pc necessary to pay such debts and ex-
pcnscs. I / Il !, WHIT z = Il -
AnIitis Inc roby further ordered that notice
hereof he given either by personal service Of
this ordsr on al persons interested in said
Estatesa t loast fou rteen days before the day SO
appointed forhearing said petition or Ey pub
Ask1ng the same for four successive weeks pri
or to said day Of hearing IN the newspaper
published in sale city Of Rcd Wing called the
Goodhuc Volunteer.
Dated Rcd Wing, Mimi. Nov. 10 1853.
WARREN BRISTOL.
Comfy Attorney and
t,It = Tx Ohico Judge of Probate
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JULIUS BAUER.

No. 80 South Clark Street, CHICAGO. u, 1.
COLE AGENT. for WIN. KNABE g. co.'s
p CELEBRATED PIANOS. Ha. constantly
1"rge assor.'nent:on hand. and If BY arrange,
,nent g enabled to 'hrni<l' them at Lw|H FIR.
try tt1rs:, Also on hand. a~largG Assortment
o: MELoDEONS,, second. lianl PIANOS. ant
all kinds Of Musical Mcrcla, di.c' If, general.
Second hand Pianos taken II, ,nrt FAY Tor new
Instruments. call is respectfully Solicited.
n!Gv1IY JULIUS BAUER.
No. 81 s. Clark Street. Chicago. Ill.,.
Pianos tune 1 and rep:ire ut sI.ott olies.,.,.,.
NOTICE or MOHTUA AGE SALE.
nEFACLT has been made in the C nditons
cnrcG and delivered by James Fearnsiac to
Miron DERRICK, and duly recorded in the office
t Regi >tcr of Deeds. in and for the county of
Goodlinc. Statc.of Minnesota. on the 18th day
of May. A. ID. 1853. in book 6, OF Mortgaqet,'
On page 10. which said Mortgage is u Jon and
following land. and: appurteilanccs in s,itk
Hoodhuc county, to wit The cast half Of tho
south east quarter. and tho southwest qnnrtcr
IT the south east quarter. and the so,,th-eunt
quarter OF l,c northeast quarter Of section
number thirty four ga J, in township number
one hundred and thirteen ll3l no,sli. OF range:
number fourteen l+) west. and was gwen to
secure the payment Of Il premis>ory note datr.k
May It'll, ity4. executed and delivered by the
said James FeitTlsidc o."nl payable to Nirou,
Dndrlc- or bearer, TWO years ;!tcr the date
thereof, for two hundred and eieltyatwo dol:
'ars, With ,ptercs "a at a.: rats Of twelve ner
sent per anIihm. '~'' 90" 80
sAialrw!,crcas3 said notcsi.sdue anti TN 1n;ds:
and there is claimed to BIG due tI,ertOn Ut III.
late this notice, TIE fs';tr of three li,,ndrct
and ninety seven aud 3;-l0o dollars nr.! 20
suit er proceedings at; las. 81 ofhcrwise have
been INSTITUTED to recover the s:'iic or ,iny In,t
thereof -+!t =! ft,-eG az + gjty sFs -.'s,G
Nov, therefore, notice i..hcrcby gym that
by virtue OF u p"wcI Of sale insai,l nAentlirt u
mortgage 'iitaned. md azrccably to the State
1te in such ease made and provided. the abeys
described mortgagcl prtnii@cs Viii be soId bv
the Sheriff Of Goodllues county uforesaid, ~
public auction TO tn highest bidder f,r 90 .h.
on th. s6th Juy # Nbrtm.1er;, Il. H.. 1865, vt ~
o'clock IN the forenoon Of .aid ~, at the front
door Of the Court House, in the city of Rcd
Wing. comfy Of Goodkue aforesaid. TO satisfy
thcgamountu ,nt sIall then be due o., said note
and mortgage, together with the COST. and sx.-
i,ct,ses Of .aidsa'e'a'lowcd BY law. Dated e
.sed Wing, Dcsober eth. Ls6B. 5sltso y6n lhw7
- NIXON DERRICK, ,Mert:ugec.,.
Z JAMES II. PAEgEE, Attorney Or Mortgagcc
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Best in the World!

The great Quantity of worthless Sewing Ma
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suspccting public by those without character
from the fact that they were sold at low
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Tailors cannot afford to d, without them :.
Every family should have 9 F.orencc.' 49,
It's motions are all positive,
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T. Turns wide and marrow hens !; and will tell
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1t brasdsy neatly and Handsomely witlou.
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The inexperienced find no d,fsfcuitvin using it
Oils no dresses, all ito machinery being on
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers being appointed by the
Judge Of Probate ofGoodnuc County Commits
sioncrs, to receive. examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons agsinst the
estate Of Daniel Holland, late of the toxin Of
Cannon Fails in said county deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the Goth day Of
November 1868, being allowed by the Probate
Court for. tina: purpose, we do therefore here y
give notice that we will attend to the business
of our said appointment at tive store Of Eli
Ellsworth Of Cannon Falls, Goodhue County,
Minnesota, ON the sixth day Of January, the
ninth day of Match, and the fourth day of
May 1854, between the hours OF nine and
twelve o'clock. A. n and one and four +. NJ.
OIL each of said days. > . .
Dated this 18th day Of November 1868,
w.. T. TANNEE,l couuiss;o,ors
=, ELI ELLsWOErH,j ''i'''''S''"''''
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make tine lock -stitcl. alike
on both sides, and use less that half the tl,rcud
and silk that tic single or double thread loop.
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changing the feed needle, or tension. or making
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dent, it is rcali!. replaccl.'
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TAKEN UP.

OY thu subscriber at til, city Of Rcd Wing,
don the alst day Of Noy. 1858, u Roam Cow
and rnf-the calf nearly whise = that was run :
ming allarge and jumped into the Subscribers
enclosure, and was committing deprslasions
therein. 6 y s.r.a.. "a. T. W. sssss.s Il 1.<,
xxTha owner is liereby notified to come and
pay charges and take said Cow and Calf away
Red Wing, Nev.s II 1868.
Is Sag.@ee& s=e2s. KY ~ JOHN WATSON
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STR,AYED..

IRON tl.d Subscriber, two Steers coming two
Il years old, one Black and the othor Red
Each ono uiarkofr on the left car
Any Information as to where they can be found
addressed to the ss,bscri her ut Rel Wing =. ..
or Left 1t the Office Of thcGooDnuE NoLUNTEEk
will be thankfully received.
~. WILLIAM FEATHERSTONE.
Hcd Wing, Nov. 18th, 1868.
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TAKEN %UP.!

ff'AKEN up by the subscriber, Black steer,
i aboht three years old, witha white spot
on, both Pumps, aGs also white spot in the
forcl,e,d. Said steer camo to my place about
three months ago, and was taken up and cared
for bv me about two w'eeks ago. The owner is
hereby notia1d to come aud prove Ills proper
IS. pay charges and take said steer away.
hn6 Wing Mimi, Nev.r GOTH 1868. : { -
- 49, - ~ WILLIAM SlEBRASSE.
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.Scl.d tor a PAMPHLET,

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} "Only infalIu remedies known"
Free from Poisons." ~.'- -
- :: Not dangerous to the Human Family"
-. =" Rat co:le out Of their holes to die"
s4y- Sold Wholesale in all large citics.
~ Sold by all DEUGslsrsand RETAILERS cv-
erywhcrc.
~ M!BEwAEE !!!!'' Of all worthless limitations.
~ Sec that - t;osTAH's''' name is on each
~ Box, ,Bottlc anl Flask before you buy.
~. Address HENRY Il. COSTAk.
- PElNcIPAE DEror 4S2s BRoADwAY,'N. y. .
- Sold BY a. j. CLARK,
&#ts :, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
n4V7%& ~ Red Wing, MINI.
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SEWIN(G I M ACHIN Els

WEARS have been spent in their perfection
L az the Company were determined not to
put their: Machines into market until they
could sustain the assertion which they now
make that they are the
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Arcade Bowling Saloon.

Arcade y Bowling Saloon.
I IAyr fitted up anew tie ARCADE BOW
i LING SALOON-laid
New Alleys,
Plas.ered. whitev ashed and painted the walls,
cling and woodwork, and from and after this
- sAaN have the Alleys s s.. 80
LIGHTED UP-FVENING 81
Here Is q pleasant and harnlesS RAY Of PASS.
ing away 90 Losr in p
Healthy Exercise,
A. very moderate expense. ] have spsred
no pains o. expsnse % make everything conn
foTtsble, and confidently mvisssst a pssySEgc
2. Ihs pleasure Towns Public.
8 Tia bc.t aral;sy q Ale. BEER
VINES. LIQUORS xnd cIGARs can
ls In the Bar md IS thoaeeale-
s. 20 DAVID FUcKEf
3 inx. Sept q, lsss vsn.Iy
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CUNNING WORKMANSHIP


Of the most useful kind 1t protects the ma
chine when not in use. and when about to be
operated may be opened as a spacious and sub
stantial table to. sustain the work. While
some of the Cases. made out of the choicest
woods are finished inSthe sim e,lest and chastcst
manner possible, others are adorned and en-
bellished in the most costly and.superb manner
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as 30 Judge of it.
great capacity and beauty.
1t is tastbecoming as popular tor family sew
ing. AS our Manufacturing Machines are for
manufacturing purposes. y
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with
SILK, TM IST. THREAD. NEEDLES, OIL,
&C., of the very bes: quality. I,"...
Scl.d tor a PAMPHLET.
IL; THE SINGER MASuF ACQUIRING COMPANY,
ass. Broadway N, Y.
sSt. Paul, Office, $50 Third Street =
II q Mt u
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Farming J Districts,

where the people principally TRAoE Ar RED
WING. Those wishing to advertise their httsi-
noss, will do we'll to patronizo
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
Family Sewing" Ma Machine !.

Most reliable, and most durable, and most GER
tain IN action at all rates. Of speed. 1t makes
the 1nterlockcd Stitch, which is the sl:r 5sd