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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

Goodhus coanty, First S;is 5adis.l iGDis District
Gardner E. Throop, Plaintiff
Agusnst
Asa 81. Jacobs and ?. @@t.-
John Salmon, defendants.
DURSUANT to the judgment ard decree rem
dered in the above entitled action, on the
doeketed in the office Of the Clerk of said Court
at Red Wing, in said Goodhue county, State of
Minnesota, on the lst day of April, A. ID. 1858.
in favor of said plaintiff, the undersigned Sheriff
OF the said county Of Goodhue, will, on the 5tA
day Of September, d. D. 1868, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Red Wing, in said
e3oodhue county, offer for sale at public auc-
tion, as directed in said decree, all the right,
title and interest which the above named Asa
Fl. } acobs one of the defendants in the. above
entitled action) had, on the 7th day Of June,
"A. D.: 1861, or has, at any time since, acquired
IN and to the property described in said decree,
and described as follows, to wit: All those
pieces and parcels ofland and their appertenan-
ccs, including one Smut Machine, situated in
salo Toodhue county, particularly described
as follows, viz ,"Beginning forty-six( 46) rods
quarter of section number thirty-two (32) and
running thence east twenty [20) rods, thence
north thirty two (S2) rods, thence west twenty
lE20) rods, and thence south thirty Two (s2,
rods to the place OF beginning. Also, six and
one-half acres off the south least quarter of Sec
tion number thirty-two( ss) formerly bought Of
one S. G. Jewell for a mill pond, ali in town
ship number one hundred and nine lO9 )north
Of range number fifteen (15) west, being land
heretofore bought of Philander Salmon and
$. G. Jewell, and will then and there fairly
strike off and sell the same for cash to the
highest bidder to satisfy the said Judgment to.
gether with legal interest costs and disburse
ments. Dated at Red Wing, Minnesota, Good
hue county, July 21st, A. D. 1868.
| MARTIN S. CHANDLER, Sheriff
! of fGoodhue county, Minnesota
PHELPS & BR1sToL, v7n52w7
i Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

lVX7HEREAS Ezra II. Bond did, on the thir-
w tieth day Of October, A. D. 1855, execute
and deliver to Marvin Reed a certain linden
tuIe of mortgage bearing date Oh said day for
the purpose Of securing a certain sum of money
therein named, whereby he did grant and con-
vey TO the said Marvin Reed, his heirs and as-
signs, the following described lands lying and
cling in the county Of Goodhue, and State of
Minnesota, to wit: The northeast quarter Of
section nine (9) in township humber one hun
dred and thirteen (11sj north of range number
sixteen (ld) west, containing one hundred and
lsixty acres more or less which said indcnture
OF mortgage was dul, acknowledged on the
thirtieth day Of October, A. pa s5a, and on the
3lst day Of October, 1855, at 8 o'clock A. n. Of
that day was filed for record, and duly record
ed in the office OF Register of Deeds for the
county Of GoodhHe aforesaid, IN first book of
Mortgages on pages II and ~. And whereas
said indcnture Of mortgage was, on the 2sth
day OF January,.A. D. 1861. duly assigned and
transferred by the mortgage aforesaid to Har-
mon Hubbard, which said assignment. duly
acknowledged, was. on the 5th day Of Febru-
ary, A. p. 1861, at 3 o'clock A. Il. Of that day,
in and for the county Of Goodhue Aforesaid, in
book Of Miscellaneous Records, on pages 46s
aud 40. And whereas defsult has BEEN made
in the condition Of said mortgage, and there il
now claimed 10 be due And - due at the date
OF this notice, upon - mortgage, the sum Of
bVuE OUUUxe0 ana EBelES 0DiIAIH AD0 3Ixby>JO
cents 44I7.s41, And No suit or proceeding at
Law or otherwise has been instituted 70 recov
er said debt secured by sid mortgage, or any1
part sbeTsof.
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby xiven that
By viYtse Of the power Of sale in aid indsntuse
of mortgage contAined, and agreeabIy 10 the
Siatute In snch case made And rgosidcd, the
shove described moTte.ged premises viii Sc
Sosd BY the ShsIiH Hof Goodhue county aforesaid. J.
as pusiic suc;ion, - the highest bidder, on
iSafc nv ~ ssH day " 1Ygp1t. n. U.IssS, 81
10 de1ock In the forenoon Of sAid day, as the
front door Of the court House, Id tie city of]
Red Wig, r0untJ of Goodhue atoresaid. toI
satisfy the aforesaid mcTtxage. ard III Is~a1|
eost., chasges snd Disbursements. Dated 81
Red Wing. Jsiy II 1853.
II. HARNON HUBBARD,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Y. - J-G- NcCLTRE, v5n5Iw7
Atsonsys 1or Ass;Rnes.
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! One Of the splendid United States mail steam
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after breakfast with the A. r. train, arriving
ct Minnesota Junction IL 05 r. H., in Milwaukee
at LBS the same afternoon, and in Chicago at
s same evening, in time to connect with ali
Eastern and Southern trains. ~ .&
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or Chicago, the next evening sitter leaving ST.
Paul. "
Baggage checked through.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA La CROSSE.
For through tickets to all points East and
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Red Wing.
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T. II. GooDKIcR. Manager. Milwaukee.
j. II KnEALL, Gen. Ticket Ag's Mi.vaukes
W ". WILsoS. Gen. Passenger AestSt.Pa1
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AllJob Work done at this Office will he done
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and also of all the principal Markets in the coun-
try. And this item alone is worth more tt
every farmer in the County than
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

NOTICE TO rAxPAYERs-oFyIcE or THE cox
IN miss 81 Tar~s Assessm.pts No ~ Chambers
street Nov YORK. January 10 Isn5soucs u hereby gwen
hat the Rolls Of the Real and Personal Estate
Of III. city New YORK.. for the 1865 viii
open Inspection aud from aud AFTER Monday,
January H. iseS vii tii the Sth day
April Ia. foshs correction errors aud the equalization
of the Aforesaid real and personal estate
of the city and couny OF New yort. All p~nsons b.
neving themselves be agresed must mAhs AppeAuoa
20 Connsslon~rs during the p~riod asve m-o'lonsd,
order obtain the relief provided ~ Aw The s o ae
provides that during the time the books shaa b. opn
pabc inspection, heftiabeore provided, arpiics
uon may Be made by any peysen CONSIDERING himself a.
Rrfeved by the assessrd Of bis
the corrected IL surh Application ~
relation the assessed valuation az real estate,
must b. made In whiting sang the ground Of 90 ecson
thereto hsrnupon nissiou@rs shall ersnin.
into complaint AMI IL In ts-r Judgment the sssessnt
they shall the W be oorctsd "
seh Application be made In relation " TIC a.s~ssrd
Of personal estate The applicant shsn - examined u
cath by the said Who shal - anhorsed
administer such oath AIRY OF them AMI u, Ia BIS -
hsr the srrvueons thsy 81 fA.~
the 10 and tic amount o. sneh As-fss
nrni they believe Jst aud dseiAfs usr o.
son within thirty days after such appt atom
snail be~n made No reduc,ion shsn ~ mA1~
Nv the hoard sapsisors Of sss.nen, IN rea Anf
personal posed undrr tbs sc unless .hsh 40
oath Affirmation thst tts party sgEftsv"d as
nabe attend within the ~riof pfrsrr~d iof TIE cor
eeon Of tAre by of ssnsss Aieses from Ne
sty. a. u WIiILAssoNt cstn missloners
=. W ALLEN I grsssssnd
J. W. BROWN, , Asssssmfni.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w The gresk artistic,
MISS MARY PROVOST,
COUNTESS, IN LOVE,
10 might,
TO-NfGHT,
A n

IRON sunday Mercury. Marcs b.
MISS MAkY PROVOST. -
We and delighted ih the acting or Anry
Provost Beng accustomed 70 strerscs exhibit In one
performance their entirety Of talent and wer.
Developments Of ruch original ana varied
genius Miss Provost IN character
She dene@tes Il Ia Impossible 70 JUICE or what she Is
capable In repr.ssn atoms You see her 10
OF whom her mother says 'she Is chasing the butsr-
1es think serious things" fon see her In
Nell CIV, hep Joining In the bolster
ous mirh Of rocsox dsamg reckless woman though
tender modest. loving WIFE, whom ycs'ernght you
sympHthxed Lucy dArviile. You her as tn.
Coun.ss Ia Lave. aud lodge that pride
more alts eathndef before. Il Is not Mary Provost,
but tn sell led, Jealous woman = at stands be
you. ~ her lsssonasc earnestness sheds rea
her apic Fame rom, ling With amotion ~ " MOI
the % costume he (which charHrtrriles
the o. Chang most -ef exsns, II the wonderful mo-
biy VII alt ne expression 10 such degree
that you scarcey b.nrve n u the sane isce hrr
Countess truthfuv prce Of ncttng
and m two sren~s doubt there artistic living who
could exc~l her expression feeling and intensity
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IL ROTH. ArcTIoSEER.
". LARGE SALE OF

Over 500 lots n futnitrr and Carpets WI be sod al
Tic this dag MONDAY March 81 O'Clock precisely
al to- large dNeilng house. lilo Wss Eighth street,
doors from sixth avenue Jenets1n Nake consisting
Of nrusscls ana ingram Carpets solid black
Drawing suits, coverd In oroaeL plush and hair
lo marble top Tables Etagerrs, Lounges Chairs. ROCK
,rs Mirrors ocks Vases Painting Tea Tables SOFIA
Bcis,esds Burcass W4shstanss Hair Mattresses Beds
R,.nssts sprns Mstsrkses Ulcpth. Stoves Chsnde
es FIXTURES ass China and Nlser Ware Table Gallery
Ao No pos,ronement 81. B-Ah ne goods must be re-
snc~ed twenty four hours after the sale
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EDWARD sINTxENlOd, MISUNDERSTANDING
Sees sale q the FuasS.s nros, oar n a lns.n
Asrcn is lox ocook The whole Of the elegant Furn
:ss e ,.s
niees Chandeliers faxior suits ChAmber 6u prime Ar
and other hassrsssss Blankets Ac Pier and Man.s Mi
Table Bed Linen &c, and All articles found In rss
0'i PHEIXN BILLIARD rABIHs-rwo Rosewood Tables
superb order made by this celebrated
Balls Cues and other Fixtures. bar Fixtures. Fittings
large safe BY NcFsrand Counter Show Cases oval
.ns; sos T. TSs .Sas good. IL
order sForda good opportunity for farnishns
Catalogues ready aud goods exhibition morning Of sale
EDwARD sINTzENICH. AUCTIONEER.-SUPERB
~ stock OF Cabinet Furniture BY D. W. IVES CO. AT
II O'Clock TUESDAY and "wednesday. March ~ and IL q
niture rosewood Chamber Snits walnut Chamoer Suts
and walnut Library Suits Dining Room and Hall suits
On exhibition day before sale. -
II n. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER. BY ORDER OF
lIs of John r. Peters, dcceAsed VIII sell ~ ~
III 10 = Is .n 4
street formerly occupied BY he Y APrrasers Tsrm.
10 day OF 300 90 cash. balance In years
Al per cent Maps At No. 8 Pine street. 49,
"a COTTON. AUcTIONERR. LAK0E SALE 0r
BE- OH Paintnas CURTAINS rosewood and mahogany PArlSr
Suits, Velvet Wilton and Ingram Carpets, &C.: &C. r
COLfON viii se,i Tuesday March 10 az i0H O'Clock Il
assortment q 1ch and medium quality Honsshold Furn.
slre embracing mahosany nnd Iosswooa r shs rrs
French and Gothic rosewood Bsdstesds Dress bu eaus
70 Carpets Oicioshs Hair Mattres~es one mahogany
forte OH Painsnss Chandeliers plain Furniture. Ac
Catalogues carly on Tuesday morning. ----e
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ruox GEO n pEsDLETos, or ONO.
Ill pii positively sp~as nAt Monday, xafrh ",
oe'o' pgxoeRsrIc UNION ASSOCIATION,
= "a Yr,,sd A., chr ~ twenty sroond street
nss AZ Tuesday .veStas, ~ pr~ysnsy .nnoaned ~
- rcen Hardy D0axias Txylor
Jaha Callahan. hAtswsSn,
Joan Pyns, u " fsbo,
Jas L Mli@r.
ooH"i''' ~ LfKg aozAss. rrsas.sl
900 ts-~-sisrs.
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A LBERI r. NICoLAY, AuCIIoNEER:
IA REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
A. II. NiCULAY
will eeh this day (nonday), March at 2k O'Clock ct tho
NeEehaaa' Excnango Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway.
for account Of whom u conccrn:-
90 chs Deakman ms Co oo0 y Corn Ex ms Co. $50
- CAl1o CITE Property. 100 50 Del Hud Canal
lo00rv0kly Central RI 100 ~ Columbian Marine
g Qnnd ST. n tn RR. ~ 81 Greatwest'n Mar Ins. l0u
g Kings Co. Ins Co... 10 Is Mani. Merch. Bk.. 100
IA Haven RR LOO l5Firemen's Tr. ms. Co. 10
10 Equitable ns Ce.... IS - Aston Fire Ina Co.. =
Vermont Valley RR la mortgage per cent bonds
eeo New York and n Haven Rk ix mort bonds
100e do DO per cent bonds.
zoos Peno0scot RI. let mortgage per cent bond.
ny order OF Ex.e utor
NEM REGULAR SALE. THuKsGAY, 11RCH IS.
Regular Auction ssies Of STOCKS and BONDS MON
DAY and THURSDAY, 1t llx O'Clock, At the MercAnst
nzchanse ss'-srcoa No III Broadway which have been
sshc,regular estxhlyhod days FIR many years
A r. H.hHAS AND Sails AT fiiE STOCK BOARD.
STOCKS AND BONDS AMERICAN GOLD AND Cd
YRRNMENT SECURITIES FUR CASH Oh ON TINE
xxCiyMvELY ON COMMISSION
STOCKS AND BONDS, ALSO INSURANCE SCRIP
s60U0Af AND SOLD AT PRIsATE sALk.
lntecssk allowed Deposita, and Dividends collected
~ ALBERT II. NICOLAY.
Stock Auciloneer and Broker,
~. sl--g .at No ~ William street,
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UCM0N SAILED. d CAULKINS AUCTIONEER.
IA LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.
SHREE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PAR
L0R SUITS.
in satin. brocatel and French reps
STAcUARY. MARBLE TOP CENTRE AND PIER TABLES
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL AND
. COVER,
MAGNIFICENT RTAGRREs EASY CHAIRS, RICH
CARPETS.

10 BE PRREIPTOHiLY sOLD ron CASH
noNDAY, Marh 3, At, II O'Clock precisely, at tho
sve story residence No. 2s Fourteenth street, bsween
Eighth and Ninth avenues, be removed tmuiedi-
ooasistag Of masniacont Eiizabeth.n Etgers cost
t30e statary marble top Centre. Sofa and Pier Taes
pert rosewood Panoforte, cost $3.50 with
Cabinet stool and Cover French plate Oval Mirrors DamAsk
And Lace Curtans rich French 6na solid
or Suits e brocatsl wanu. do in FRENCH isys Es
md wslnn Tetes Bronzes Eagere and msntel Vases
frenoh Work Tables Paran and Hisgue Ornamental with
valuable collection d Paintings Marine Views
4o Bronse Chandeliers Tsrksh LoungeA with Chairs
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY
10 feet oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs rich French and
8ohomtAn China Tea &c, throughout: Ivory
Cutlery Silver Ware Casters. Spoons Forks crystal and
ruby cut G0bieA ChampAgDes and Wines. God
Bedsteads superior Hair and Spring Mattr ovsl Mir
rork Chamber Suits Bronze Clocks Sofas Lounges. ring
Seal Aad 0ottage ChaiTs
land Bedding. brussels and Ingram Carpets Hal Stands
VIII large variety OF rosewood mahosAny Chamber
and ether Furniture not enumerated
N.8-8pecial attention invited this SALE the furu
Snro 4 good and win peremptoriy sold Gaia
aogues the house. Reliable will ba attendance
roart pack and ship goods for purchasers
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4 xyAN 9. BAKER 3 co.. AUcuoNEKRs.
FURNITURE.
WORKS OF ART,

= " AND ARTICLES on vERrU.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
fhs property Of = family leaving the city
AGtho elegant private resdence OF NJ Chapman ESQ.,
s szleeah street between Fifth and Sixth avenues hia
day (n0adAy), March nale commenting al II O'Clock
DRAWING ROOMS =
6uporb s0s OF Brocade Curtains Cornices Bands and
ecas = msteh cost 800 window; bronze and Ormoiu
Velvet Carpets. Rugs;
with erecate Of the richest descrpon ktageres
marble tops Secretary and Book Enoolgnures Ca
meta nente and Ficr Mirrors embroidered Lace Curtains
rench Shades Centre and Chess Tables and
den C6ine Vases Artistic Bronze StatuAry
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAvEPIxN0FORTE.
1cncS instrument offered 81 auction this season. round
elegant carved legs and made % Order city
HAknfs Al modern tmprovem( ~; rosewood STOOL aud
Cover Canterbury, Ma.lc Bcoss sll walnut Hastand OIL
'ooth, Stair Carpe OH Paintings eminent artists.
49, DINING ROOM.
YAK Bune Extenson Table, elo sets crystal and ruby
Glassware. CHINA Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Coffee Urn
Salyer Dinner Service Spoons Casers Cake Bias
kct Halves Nutcackes Napkin Rings Table Cutlery and
Ldnen Armchars sofas. Oval Mirrors, Brunze CIockA
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads. Wardrobes Com
superb Hair Mattresses Blankets Sheeta
10 walnut aud Chairs reps haircoth
Brussds Ingram Carpets Also. all Furniture Of Ser
vans Apastments Also Basement and Kitchen Furnnr.
B-Parties wishing 10 attend this sale the Fifth
or sixth avenue cars stages at the Aston House and g.
ktoAolAs Metropolitan Hotels leaving Sixteenth street.
lev doors from the house.
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ASor10N cARD.-RUssELL W. wRsrcOrv, AUG
TiiE SALE OF xLE0ANr HOUSEHOLD
YURNfTvRE: ADvEHTTSKD TO TAKE PLACE

HURNITVKE. ADvE6TISkD To TAKE PLACE
saATURDAY, BUT POSTPONED IN CONSEQUENCE
r. OF aE STORM WILL TAXI PLACE
011IS DAY (AOMDAY). Al IL OsCLOCk,
(RATN OF SHINE) AT
HAs nsst cass residence 1k1 West Teutyars street.
Asvoath comprising $8.00l worth OF 6up~rb
furniture Magnificent Decora,oaI tho whole 70 be sold
absolutely without The Pa hrs, Dining Room.
Chambers AMI Nursery beautifully FURNISHED, with
everThing adapted 70 fashonabe and costly residence.
fnc0dng richly octave Pianofor $3.50;
also Bronze-, c.st vAssa, Bisqu- ornAn-nt elegant
tagerss Manfef Vases figes 0; rich
9hinA crystal 0las wafc including Prservc stands
Galleries, Gobets. CLampAsns~ Decnners Wsna Bottles,
Wines Competeers Cheese, Batter Boats, b.; Ivory aud
Silver Cutlery over TO- yards rich Velvet and Tapestry
~ the hDuse.