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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-29
Case Of Grim. Con.

A quiet young mechanic lost a wife and
baby quite suddenly on Tuesday last under
the following somewhat aggravating circum.
stances The young woman was some time
since divorced from man named Hazen, and
again married about year since to the young
man referred to, and has since had one child
A short time since the young husband acci-
'denta y intercepted a correspondence between
his wife and soldier in the army, who sent
her some money, informing her he should
soon be home on a furlough, and to whom she
replied, addressing him as my dear husband.
On Tuesday, the young maA went home and
found that his wife and baby and all the fur.
nitnre had disappeared He traced the runa.
ways to East Haven; where he recovered his
furniture, and found his child, but the woman
had gone off to Bridgeport with her soldier
lover, whose name is Mitchell The husband
does not manifest any disposition to pursue
his unfaithiul spouse. --Nei0 Hapen Register.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-29
- The Logon County C0urier ans b

BSS" The Logan County Courier (Ills) has
the following business notice =
"The Lincoln Marble Works on Pulaski
street are turning out monuments and grave
stones on reasonable terms.
1t might have added that the Lincoln works
at washington are turning out grapes to suit,
on most unreasonable terms being no less
than charge of three millions of dollars for
every days work That is what it costs US to
make graves.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01

-. To PREVENT SHIPPERS IN HANS
There is, according to my experience moth.
ing easier than to avoid the skipper. and all
.esns .nd bugs hat usually iafss and
often destroy SO much bacon.-It is simply
to keep your smoke house dark and the
moth that deposits the egg will never ente,
it. For the past twenty five years I have
attended to this, and never had my bacon
SmoNtled by Any insect. I have now hang.
ing in m, smoke house, hams, one, two
and three years old, and the oldest are :!
rec from insects as when first hungup. l
1bot awals oi other causes for the exemp-
ton Of my tacon from insects, but simply
from the fact that nay smoke house is al
,y>1s tept dark: Betare adopting this plan
1had tried many experiments, but always
without success, or with injury to the flavor
.: my bacon. ! smoke with green hickory.
This is important, as the flavor Of bacon is
e'ten utterly destroyed by smoking it with
improper wood.-Cotton Planter.
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.shlss,Il ss.ss ~ IL ssa5#
~ DIT FOOD FOR Hods.-A Corresponding
Of the Country, Gentleman says: MANY
hogs are kept comparatively poor by the
Silution Of their fool. They take in 50
much water that there is not room for 4
eygsPedppply ofrputriment:a. Hence. the reason
that those farmers who carefully feed undi-
lutsd sour milk to their hogs, have SO much
fnsr animals than those who give them
.sptts. |,Tke hoghAs not SoomI lor much
water and If food which contains much is
I'D to him.;. makes h,m zig bellied, bu;
POOR" A@s.. =. v1n =. o'herI animals,
shoqld b Allowed ~ ~ v.'.r they will
drink, but II should not g. mixed with their
'ood in excessive, quantity
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Watches & JoWelrY!

Of the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns.
offered at Retail at Wholesale Prices.
THE HUBBARD BROS. Nos. IS and 81 N.,-
sau Street, .New-Yo rk, Manufacturers and
impol ters OF all the leading, Rich and most
popular Styles of WATCHES snd JEWELRY,
being determined upon Increasing their bust,
ness to IN unlimited extent, offer The following
elegant Ornaments at the unstir passed Lev
Prices following:
MAeic TlxE OssERvrR, being a Hunting and
open face, or 1.ady's or Gentlelaan's Watch in
one the prettiest, most convenient and cheap.
est Watch In the world. Imitation gold :; 81.
fectsd by patent process, which renders the
appearance ct gold perfect. while it does not
cost one third as much. Price only &33. Re-
t.ils at 800 upwards.
HuxrlNa CoAPos1r1oS CAsED LEVERS. English
%anufscture Movement; capped and full Jew
eled has sunk seconds, and the newest i'm
pro ements. Heavy cased and good imitation
gold. Price only els. Retails At from $50 to
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED Amy WATCH,
KlchIy engraved, leweled and fancy works.
unsurpassed for Suffers, Traders, etc. Price
1l5. Rctails 1t from go to $780,.
prices. - ~ ~"
Ladies SErs of Brooch and Ear Drops to
correspond. Imitation Cluster Dimncnd a very
rich pattern. and entirely new, price q. Coral
""o oeao entwlned, very neat and pretty or
nameut, handsomely mounted, S3.25.
GENTLEHEN's VEsr ChArxs. Purisien, an ele-
CANT pattern, only "a. The Demoniac, very
heavy, IS. -,
R'Nes.-P|ain only 75c. Scroll, very pretty
-. Chased, n neat pattern, q. Seal Sienet
~: Imitation Diamond 81. 49,. ~
SLEEVE buttons - Patent, Chased or Enam-
e!led new and very handsome pattern, g. So
Double, chased or with stones, $40.
tBoson STUDs.-a variety Of new and fashion.
able designs, per set, $3.50. 4
Bosom AND SCARF PINs.-Leaf. with Opal
and Fancy Stones, 81. Imitation Diamond
$3.50.
tocKETs.-Double Glass richly engraved S3
fersons wishing any of the above, have only
to remit the price in = registered letter to oa1
address, and the articles will be sent by return
mail, free of expense. a. Orders to the
amount OF twelve dollars and upwards will be
sent ny express to any part Of the loyal States
with bill payable to the Express Company
| when the goods are delivered
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
throughout the country. who wish to make
money rapidly. will do we'll to obtain oal
mammoth catalogue: we furnish the most sale
aole outfit at prices unsurpassed by any othe1
concern! Address
HUBBARD BROS.
Nos. Is & 81 Nassau, near John Street
Vht4mo New York CITY.
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LEGAL 1DvERTISENENTt.
I MORTGAGE S41F,
.HEkEAS default has been n

default has been made in II
conditions Of mortgage deed bexri.e
GATE the SECOND day Of July a. D. 1861, xhe e
hne "a rs:, spsnaisy q thseos.ty Of ood-
OF, the State of New York i. .".. 'enj
When sid mortgage deed VA 6I.d Sorsgee{
In the office Of tho Register Of Deed IN core
sSr tho county OF eeodhue reiriory (n nnr
August, A. D. 1885, At i've and. or ~ q
o'clock T. N: and was duly recorded In tinrfk
three (s) of Mortgages, Of the records 81 III
county, on pages two hundred and an fooe>
ana TWO hundred and seven 2o7l which ..;3{
mortgage was given to secure the payment ~
hn sel!s,n prom,ssory nete for tho sum Of I've
cents and interest thereon :, sI ~
s Charles 5. Spendleys to said Thomss
~ or order, and bearing eve,,. a.:
VIII sald mortgage; And whereas IN .s;,t
.norSs "ee, toRether with said nsts. waa Aft.r.
1885, for v" on sSi eighth day Of Jay A.
s,gnga ana transferred by said II bo;,.!! 4.
iomilnson, MORTGAGE, to Wil!far, - E..>!ns'
OF the county Of Wabashaw, in the Stot: otX;.'
n ne which said assignment was fied " ~
and for the e.unt ts o. me Ksssr Of Deed. in
d. 1868, At five O'Clock r. NJ. "a "n %y; a.
recorded rsSa in book three ls) 81 N. 2 a' ~
PaKe seVenty-s'x (763; And Wherea. tS.:r
Is Claimed to be due on said note and mo,t.,s".
IN principal and interest," at tho aass - tS.
nocee, the sum Of three hundred and twen ,N.
one dollars and sixty-two cents sssi!saI .H1
no proceeding at law or other Wise IA. h..n inv
s ,I to recover the same, or anv M,
'"S!eoi' - <~@E32f = %ssIE >fTGaHIF' .
Now, therefore, notice is hereby so;v.,, ,,..
~y t;soe OF power Of sale in said mortenre
contained and pursuant to tho St.tuse = = s"ct
En. ~ mage and provided. the premises described
'o,, .?, to wit: =" The south-we.t ousrtes -
o "Sa On tweGty-eight (2s) in township numbsr
one one n"nored and ten il]o) north Of 'rane. a.
teen ~ west, containing one hund1e3 .m M,
SKY Ioo) acres, situate, lying end beine IN
the county of Goodhuc, Sta:e Of M;nna.o, ="
VIZ ne sold ut public auction, to the h;rh..t
bidder by the Sheriff of said COUNTY. .t 80
front door Of the Court Hou g. in The Civ sa o1
kcd Wing, in said county. Of Gcodhue. on Xat.
ueuay, t"e tsrents-esqhtA day Of MavcA. 4. D.
1893, at ten (l0) o'clock in the forenoon Of >. ID
day, to satisfy the amount due On said note ANY
mortgage, together with MI costs. charges and
expenses Se OF SAID sale allowed by law. Dated
Neo wing, February llth, 1863. ~
: WILLIAM r. DUGAN.
: SIS Assignee Of Mortgageo>
no29v1W7
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NOTICE.

TO all those who paid taxes to G. II con,.,,~
office. ''s 'on''nuanee IN
IL hav,ng come to the knowledge Of tho
Eounty Commissioners OF Gvodhue County
tnar y. II. Connolly: while In the Office Of Coun
~ treasurer did, from time to time, collect
t"rnn "mo give receipts therefor which hs rs-
~, New: therefore, in pursuance Of an order Of
ne """'y Commissi ,ncrs OF said county. !
merely notify and request yon and each Of ; o.
so'exami9e your tax receipts and com pare them
WILKINS wrh inc i,;t OF nnpa, taxes and to m.
ny you that have been returned ynnoM .;the~
upon real estate or personal property.
WARREN BRISTOL.
D., County Attorney.
Red Wing, Jan. 18th, 1862. ~ n2sv7xi
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|ffl(l il0ll = Al = Or + EM !! a 1 =
|UUU.UUU Agents to Sell

60() non : = : a = 0E r r : e, = 4 + =
LLOYD's NEW STEEL PLATE,
County Colored Mar Of the:
UNITED srAT1s,, .GSA,!N,AARAs, AND NEW
o from recent surveys, completed Aug. 10,
time. >I}a's* :. lGt7-'7 ''>' 't' A o''e 7"f
-. superior to any 90 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of fiftv
cents $4,000 names are engraved on th;s man
Its not only County Map, but it is also a
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP =
one. giving ''~ AZ
EVERY RAILROAD STATION.
shd dfsSAnces between- ~ :..'
gay, and will take back Nil maps that cannot
oe sod, and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth and try II,
rnnted lnst!uctfohs how to Canvass VIII
Wanted-Whol agents in every at,.e
Cai.fornia, Canada, England, France and Cubs
. fortune may be made with o few hun ire,l
dollars capital. No competition.
ID. II. LLOYD, No. l64, Broadway. NY.
The War Department uses our Map Of Vir
einl", Maryland. and Pennsylvania-cos,
Ssoo'"ov-Vu " men IL marked Antietam Creek
SharPs61rg, Maryland Heights Williamsnori
ferry, RhorelsviAe, NolanHs Ford. Ard ali
otners on the Potomac, and every other place
IN Ma:yland, Virginia, aud Pennsylvania, Of
GEOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTuCK 2
OHIO, INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS.
il the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
war Department. Money refunded to my
one nnding nm error in it. Price so ccnts. :,
LLoyd's Map Of Vlrginia, Maryland, une
fecn'ylv'nia is very large; its cost is twent,
nVe cents. and 1t is the best which can l.,
nased."-TRlsuNE, Ang. ID.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE M1SS1S
s1PPI RIVER,
From actual Surveys by Ca PTS Bart and Bow
en-, Mississippi River Pilots, of St. Louis. Mo,
SHOWS every mans plantation AID owner
name, from st. Louis to the Gulf Of Mexico
800 miles--every bar, town. landing and a,
places 20 miles back from the river-colored il
counties and States. Price, 81 in shcets-s2 il
pocket form: and $3.50 on linen, with roller.
Ready Sept. 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
Washington, Sept. 18th. 1862 {
y. T.. LLoYD-S1R:-Scnd me your Man oftj,
mississippi River. with price per hundred cor
les. Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis. com
mandlng the Mississippi squadron. is autho,
ized 10 purchase as many is arc REQUIRED IL
the u$e of that squadron.
! G'DEoN WELLEs, Secretary of tho NAVY.
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AG,RICVLTU RAJ.
lWoplGrowjnS

~r f@&sAi pA6roW1nS
= fis . source d sfstiae.tion u every one
khSJ Jas the welfare of Minnesota. at heart
toknow that there IS no part Of the Union
letter adapted to the growth Of wool than
,e.his State. It has proved decided success
'uevery instance. The disease incident to
sheep in many sections Of the country. ap
pears seldom in Minnesota flock. This
We know BY experience. We are Of the
opinion that the great mistake made by far.
mers, is in the selection Of ,he breed o,
sheep. The Spanish and French Mcriuoes
seem to be the rage. While these varietie.
do exceedingly well, We would recommend
! more hardy breed. At this time, coarse
wool is quite As high As fine. The clothing
for the vast army Of the United States is
mostly. manufactured out Of coarse WOOL
This will he the case for some years
which will insure a high price for the coarse,
grades. We have only lost one out Of on,
flock this winter, and thst was caused by
the collie. Thtr: b 8 been on sickness; am ~n,s,
them. but they havs retnsined hearty
and we'll oil the time Ghnooe Reyister.
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La Crosse T. Milwaukee Railroad.

With its connections, forms the shorte..
quickest, aud Only direct route to
M.I'oa'tkee, Ghicogo, Detroit, Pits
burg, 1ledo, Ne,o York. Bo.ton.
and all points East and South
Ono Of the spleudid United States mail stea
crs Northern Belle, Keokuk aud Nose. MI.el-
laa, win leave st. Paul daily at A.x.. from
wharfzboat, foot Of siblcy street, connecting
At La Crosse next morning (Sundaya excersed]
after breakfast with the 6 A. n train, .rriyinr
ut Minnesota Junction - 05 ?. H.. in Milwaukee
at 2.35 the same afternoon, and in Chicago At
same evening, in time to connect with iii
Eastern and Southern trains. '.''.'ti T..
This IL the only route by which passenger.
are sure of making connections in Milwaukee
or Chicago, the next evening after leaving St.
Baggag, checked through. - .,,;,..s. g..
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE.
For through tickets to AL points East and
South, spp'yto MESERCLE d NcLAREN,
,z-s...,.a- q<u, III 54s.G BED Wise.
II. 7. RUxsxY, La Crosse:
. +. II. GooDRIcu. Manager, Milwaukee. -
M KInsALL, Gen. Ticket Ag't Mi:waukes.
W. W. wILsox, Gen. Passenger Ar ST. s1.
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REFERENCES.

{. WHtrSEr,'.' .........." Green Bay, Wis.
EABRY & Co., CHICAGO. Ill.,
q. PLAsTxR Co.. 80. Grand Ra pids, Mich.
HENRY DARLING, ........ Weaversvilie, Mich
n. II. HooasrELLER,..... Shanesville, Ohio.
E. MoscHLEE, ......... Mount Eaton, 6
'.'~ Philadelphia, Penn.
GExrs.-With two horses on your Anti trie-
ton Power, We drive your No. 1 Mil, grind
ing Is Busa1Ls OF CORN PER HouR, and cut large
quantity Of bay At the same time. Ihave never
seen power that runs with so little friction.
and consequently with so little strain upon the
horses. .. W.P. CUOPER,
IL Supt. 18th q 18th St. Pass. K. Z. Co.
u CLos7ER, N. J., Jan. 20, 1862.
hEssHs. BENNEr BRoruERs, 0Exrs.-I am
very much pleased nth the Power. It runs
easier than any osher Power in this vicinity l.;
nd With the same horses will do nearly. or
quitA rvice A much work. run my Thresher
81 l,5eS re voaasinaa per minute and - inch
Cross-cut Saw, at 200 revolutions.
Yours truly. PETER J. WHITE.
~On all Orders Received before Oct.
| lst. 1862, the Freight will BE Prepaid to
Chicago Or any other Point on Lake
AichiKun. @A&& AhR atHKss ~ 7-ST7
- Liberal discount to dealers. Agents
wanted. State, County snd Shop Rights for sale.
/ For further inform alton eend STAMP for IL
Illustrated Circulars 20 e=s - -
- - BENNETT BRoTREks.
nsavt:Sm ~ and a Groene st., New York
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the DAILY EVENING JOURNAL.


Containing full Tslesr.phic Report. Of No :.
pIe.., =. ?. H., and who're sfsin. lesvs N time
for the second Edition, up to P. H., each after
noon, will be mailed 10 Subscribers At
- per afnnsn. ~ fcr months. ~ for month
News Dealers IN City and Country supplied 1t
I've dolaIs par Hundred copies. kxpsess
ehatea Ave csuta per packaes.l The Daily
Evening Jurnal may be had Of all ncwsmen II
LsAN principal plaossiA filinois, Wisconsin lows
NorthaFA Indiana and Southern Mi,hiean !. IA
Of all the traia boya m the trsins thst leav.
the city on tho evening Of it. publication.
TIE TRl- WEEKLY JOURNAL
Containing al the nevs Of two dailies, is L.
sued on Tuesday, Thsrsday ana SATURDAY
evenings, and contains The news Ia The Daily
Of thoss daee at o. per annum. O. for s
moatAa. u los } mouths. Clubs Of S, :. "a so
each. Clubs Of 10, as o 50. Cabs 81 -. 4
|]s IS. CIubs Of 50, Mt %.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
|Coptai1jne Dos&of q matsar &C six 1a,Iis.
10 nailed every Tharaday assaing. 8inele
|eopies, Oh - pr annun. Clubs Of. s a. No
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|the estter Mp of III cl1b il snssslea q 4 eepv.
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ryt B1e FlauREs For WooI~-Ars wool sale
anew York On the ,5<h ioss!, 4. 900 pound !.
/. isfchdico Ohio picked lock Aeece so,d ii g..
c6 per pound-.hs highest price ever known
in this country. The Prairie N.r"s<',
published 4 Chicago. advises farmers not to
SET ane wool this year for less than ! do,hz
pr pound, and 10 refuse oil currency bul
'.rraiihacksn u. L IiNI't
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Sood in excessive, quantity.

RzszRySa WopLEss Fnox MorH.-
The simplest 'od, Best way Of preserving
w"oleps, through the summer from the
aestruction Of moths: is to wrap them well
sh .rHeEl crushing and Boating them, in
2 sDron or linen cloths. The moths can
T pAss neither. Two covers. we'll wrapped
around, and secured from the air will te
's6sctuo,. AZ oA sheet will answer.
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Notice to School Clerks.

'lHE Clerks ofall the School District, in Good
L. nue. County who failed to make their An
and requested TO make such report to this Of
nee on or before the lst d.y ofMarch next. in
accordance with An Act pissed by the pressn,
legislature Blanks may he Obtained BY ap-
plying to this Office. FRED loss
~. WV WV Comfy Auditor.
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Tho Magazine for tie Tines =
Peterson's Magazine,

1 Ao OOoG OAV SNoU poUt At1I9 " OxAO 1O1 A00lG8s
This popular monthly Magazine will be greatly
improved for 1868. It will contain
One Thousand Pages of Reading!
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates!
Twelve Colored Fashion Plates
Twelve Colored Berlin ork Patterns!
Nine Hundred Wood Cuts!
Twenty:four Pages Of Music!
T: All this will be given for only TWO DOL
LARS year, .. : dollar !sss than Magazines
of the class of" Peterson" Its
Thrilling Tales and Novelettes
Are the best published any where. All the
most popular writer's sre employed to write
originally for Peterson." In 1868, in addi-
ton to its usual quantity Of shorter stories,
Four Original Copyright Noveletts will be
given, by Ann 8. stephens, L. c. Moulton,
Murder in the Glen Ross" 1t also publishes
FASHIONS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS
Each number, in addition to the colored plate,
gives Bonnets, Cloaks and Dresses, engraved
Mantilla or Child's Dress can be cut out, with
out the aid ofa mantau-makcr. Also, several
pages Of Household and other Receipts.
~, II is the Best Lady's Magazine in
the WOrId..E1 ..." ~: r.: 49,
TRY IT, FOR ONE YEAR.
TERMS-ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
One Copy, one year. .............$ 2 90
Three Copies, tor one year.... ......... S 90
Five Copies, for one year,. Z so
Eight Copies, for ono year............. 10 90
Sixten Copies, for one year ............. 20 90
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING Up CLUBS:
Three, Five, Eight or more copies make club.
10 every person getting up club of Three,
Five, Eight or Twelve copies, an extra copy OF
the Magazine for 1868 will be given, or our
3 ezzotint for framing, Bunyan Parting from
his Blind Child in Prison" 10 every person
getting up q clab of Sixteen, two Of either the
premiums will be sent.
Address. postpaid,
CHARLES j. PETERSON,
BOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
~Specimens sent gratis, when written for.
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Plain and Fn1ecy
Job Printing!
We have large and SPLENDID Assortment Of
JOB TYPE!

AllJob Work done at this Office will he done
promptly, .nd is W arranted to give entire sat-
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,
Snbpoenas.
We will print to order on the short
est notice and at the lowest prices,
Addresses, Books,
Blanks, Bills,
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading,
Circulars, Cards,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets,
Show Bills, Receipts,
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
= Printing Office. 49,.
OsDERs FROM TIE CorsrnI P.oxrrlr F,LLxo
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tGOOdhue Volunteer.

GOOdhue Volunteer.
PUBLISHED Ar RED VINO, GooDHTE Cotn-
~, MINNEsoTA, EVERY WEDNEsDAI.
y, III. PARKER.
PROPRIETOR.
Trans RI 's: ). s''; :; csrr, g
THE VOLUNTEER
is intended to be a
First Class Newspaper,
devoted to the interest Of tho citizsns of Good
hue County. Every issue will contain full
Telegraph Reports;
together with large amount Of
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEWS.
Proceedings of tho City Council, County Com
missioners, and ofthe State Legislature will be
found in |*r'Ss :
THE VOLUNTEER.
In each issue will be given faithful report Of
the condition Of the
MARKETS OF RED WING.
and also Of all the principal NJ rkets in the coun
try. And this item alone is worth more to
every farmer in the County than
TWICE THE PRICE OF A PAPER.
AS an Advertising medium. the VOLUNTEER
1oANNoT BE ExcELLED. 1t has u large and RI hid
~ increasing circulation. Its circulation IL. ia
. great extent, confined TO the
Farming Districts,
where tho people principally TRADE At REF
WING. Those wishing to advcrt:se their bust
ness, will do we'll to patronize
THE VOLUNTEER
| -O-.O
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Chicago, Prairie Du Chen
81. PAUL RAILWAY LINE.
MOST DIRECT route
FROM ALL POINTS IN
he Nor th.~e
TO
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE.
AND ALL POINTS
East and South.

The advantages Of this route. t: ON all points
On the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
pcting Line.
No change Of Cars is made between rrairi
du Chen ana Chicago.
The Splendid Fist Glass Steamers of the
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Packet Line
superior to all others on the Upper Mississippi.
for speed, comfort md conve ne nee, make d.
rect connection with Express Trains ut Prairie
du Chen.
BY this route. passengers arc enabled to -cach
Chicago rs Quick rs by any other; getting n
full nights rest IND breakfast. on board lie
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Cars by daylight, and avoiding all On. nibus
travel.
The distance from St. Paul to Cbicauo nv
this route is 46O miles. The distance via the
LII Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 4G2 milos
Over one mile Of Omnibus Trave: is incurred
by taking the route via La Crosse and Milwau-
kee.
These facts vntltle this Line to 1t least an
equal share Of the North western business,
q. n. HOBbEklI, +. P. BACON,
Western Ira yelling General Ticket
Agent. Agent, Milwaukee,
Il. c. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Agents, Red Wing.
n33s n4O-tf.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01

TO WHOM IT MAY CO.. GERM.
4 LII those indebted to us. either bv mot. .,
- = oook account must pay up by the 18Th da y
OF november, or they will be sued, ~ we mus
have money. q. RUNCH & (,0
Red Wing, Oct. FL, 1852. nI2v7ws