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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
AND SALE.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLUSU RE
AND SALE.
Names IF -Ao,tgago7s-Stei:h :hcn Cowan and ,)e-
NINA Cowan, his wife.
Nane J lNntyagee- II. W. Lambcrton
Dute IF 4Nmtgcge-Cctob 18th, a. ID. 1853.
Nustguye ,eunueG--NovcmLer 9th. lS5s at
o'clock Z. A., in the office Of the Register of
Deeds in and for, the county of Goodlue and
State OF Minnesota. in Book. 5.of Mortgages. on
pages AIS and 4lG.
Dcs17inttu. 9f Hutqaged Premt.es--Thc north
east quarter Of section number nineteen (lyy
in township number tNe hundred and nine
(l09) north Of range number seventeen (l7)
west.
Amount claimed to be due upon the debt Sc
cured by said M"rtgagc at the date of this no.
tice, is the sum Of two hundred and ninety six
dollars and tiftytour cents (S296 81 j. ana no
proceedings 1T law or otherwise have been IN
Stltuted f.r the recovery OF the said uurtgu red
debt, or any part thcrcoi.' And default having
been N 'dc in the payment of the said sum oi
money. claimed to bc t!Ie III aforesaid ; an
also fifty doiiurs AMI lorty- one cents $5I
Al the taxes ON said above describ,d !.uls for
the years 1898. 1853, 1850, 1856, and sj3. which
have been paid by the Mortea gee.
Notice is hereby wen, that the said mort
gage will be toroc!oscd, and that the said mort
gaGed premises will. by virtue OF u power off
sale in said mortgage contained and thsr with
SSol lueti, anu pursuant W tnc PROVISIONS OF the
Statute in such cases made and provided, be
sold ut pablo Vendue ut ti,n front door of the
Court II ouse. in the city Of HeI Wing, in the
county of Grodllne and State Of minnesota. on
tidloy, the ttit1ee,Mduyw N,reua1er, a. y. 1858,
at eleven O'clock a. NJ. to satisfy AMI pay the
amount then due on the aforesaid morig,oc
debt, the taxes, costs and lisbur. cincnts oisaid
sale, together with the sum" of fifty dollars
1851 stipulated in said mortgage to be paid
out OF the proceeds Of such sale, to tie mort
gascc, in case of foreclosure of said mortya ye.
rs md for Solicitors fees. Dated the 2Sth duy
of September, A. ID. 1858.
II. W. LAMBBRTON, Mortgagcc.
BERRY u WATERMAN, Attorneys
vsnlOw7 for Mortgagec, Winona. MINI.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

wrong. = q ? = <.
The next presidential nomination will be
made on that fundamental question, and
then we shall see every mothers son throw
up their hats and shouting for Union irres-
pective of parties.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

Boscs dve' ssl's ~ twmky ds,asr
elsassy aaesa - s11le11 11kliag = ~ -
- ~. ladlag tAair uay a2Sss H. -.
- These Notes hss beea nanuk keluDd
i kseiasd. and nay = rsadily detected 81
aay on hmsiiar Nth The ssaaias assiele.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
minnesota Troops Ordered, sou,b 5

minnesota Troops Ordeved. Souths VI
The TIN, 9th. and a1oth regiment. o,
M'nnesota Volunteers Rave been ordered
South. probab'y't. reinforce Res,crans, and
will embark At Winona or Eaorosss oh IL
about the 7th Of October II, seems hat
Minnesots IS to have III. opportunity ofs..
king part in the vigorous campaign about 10
b iaaugurated. sEi a. .'ssi ~ f3-ese3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

= Candidate Fer Uaieed States Sen ate.
We sec by the State papers, that Hon.
Wm. Window is pssroling the State .
faithfully Is ever apickst pa.roled his beat,
making speeches. We haysa understood
that Me- Window IS captlid,te for II.
United States Hena,s. There il no4h;,
to prevent him fron gsstiag in. for pessoa
occupying . aseat in Congress duri.- 4 aern,
can wis.d an iatiusaes sres,srs ,h.a =. nas..
siders arc able to concisye. 81.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30
NEW HOTET,

SHALL, from and after this date keep my
House, on Belle Creek, open for the accom-
modatlon OF the travelling public. oter as
good accommodations as the majority Of coun-
Try lsVerDs, md shall spare no pains to al.
vance the comfort of those who stop with me-
Stab'ing and plenty Of good water can al
ways be- had. S. p. CHANDLER.
bc!lc creek, sept. ~, 1868. v3n nlOm5
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NOTICE

5 hereby given to ali persons not to trust or
L give credit to my wife, Elizabeth II. Bald
win, on my account, as will pay no debts Of
her contracting whatever from and after this
date. S. T.. BALDWIN.
Red Wing, Sept. 2Sth 1868. n1OvSw3
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Tax. Sale Of Forfeited Lands,

NUTICE IS hereby given that the Tax Sale
~ of Lands and Lots in Goodhue County
advertised for january and July, 1868, at ths
office of the County Auditor, under the acts Of
having been adjourned from time to time. now
stands adjourned to Saturday, October l0tI, 1868,
ut the same place, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
ut which time the sale will be concluded.
F: JOSS, County Auditor.
he'd Wing, Sept. 26th, 1868. ySnlOW2
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HYSON, YOUNG HlSON, IMPE-
RIAL GUNpOWDER, TWAIN
KAY AND SKIN, OOLONG, 1.~
SOUCHONG, ORANGE
& HYSON PEKOE. H.

Japan Tea cf ere'y desvi,tin, co1ored and un-
This list has eacA kind of Tea divided into
FOUR I3asses, namely: CARGO, high CARGe
FISE, FINEST. that every one may undcrsta nd
from description and the prices annexed that
the company arc determined to undcrscll the
whcle Isa trade.
We guarantee to sell ALL our TEAS at
not over TWo: CENTS { .O2 7Csnts) per pound
dtore est believing this to be attractive to tho
many who have heretofore besn paying Eao.-
''oas Prchts. , ad1 r. 4G9ra IE:f - !; .r.:>-
Fl GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
7si II IMPORTERS AND JOBaERs,
sSnlowS ~ No. 81 lesey Street Aesc, 1ork.
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HAMIINE UNIVERSITY.
RED WING, MINNESOTA

=, RED WING, MINNESOTA. . =
CAtENpAR-EaU term, Sept. 8, 1868. Winter
term, Dec. 8, 1868. Spring term, March Is, 1864.
:6aOteaz. Of 1864, Sept. Z: Hsnter term of 1864,
December Z. -
~ Send for a Catalogue. Letters of inquiry
promptly answered. = i: 49, ~
Rev. JABEz BROOKS, A. NJ.
nlOVSC! Nd President
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PrOcIUmsnttO,a.

WTHEREAS, at meeting Of the Town Couneil
wv of Nj Gregor held on the 18th day or August,
1858, the following petition was presented, towit:
ITO the Torn Council If McGrgor:
Your petitioners, legal voters Of the Town Of No.
Gregor respectfully represent that they understand,
that the Town Council Of McGregor, BY reason or :
law enacted BY the legislature Of the State Of Iowa IL
the year 1862 Il unable to avail the proviroso
OF the general law OF incorporation OF Towns and
Cities, passed in the year 1860 ate -
Your Petitioners therefore, request that Tho Town
Council Of c0regor, take the proper steps 10 aban
to submit the same TO vote of tho people Of said
Town, that they may II they desire, Avail tneu.
selves Of the general rights and privileges contsned
In Chapter Fifty One. OF the Revision Of 1890"
sad Council that said petition had been rigued ~
mere than afty OF the legal voters Of Mc0regor IL
Was therefore at said meeting of said Council;
RSolU'd, That whereas, application has been made
BY more than fifty Of the legal voters Of the Town II
Mc0regor 70 the Town Co nc Of McGreger, to ebsn-
We do hereby direct that special election shall b.
held In sad Town, At tho Public Scales, thu Third
Tuesday Of September, 1861 ut which time and plaoo
an election will be held, At which the voters shalt
vote In favor ofthe Abandonuents Of said Charter,
or "Against Abandonment OF said Charter. rs ~
I'd. Resolved, That D. b. Hoffman, @. .. @. Scott,
Louis Benton Jr., be appointed Judges, and that
Frank Hammer and VIM. Kinnaird, bs appointed
Clerks Of said election. Csigned,)
.5 JOHN I. sToNEMAN, Mayor Of MeGreSer.
Attest-Loun BHNroN, Jr., Recorder. 3ti IistS q
Now therefore 10 obedience to the requirements 4
the statute In such provided do hereby pro.
claim that IN election will be held At the time and
place entioned in the resolution Of raid Town Conn
Gil. and for the purpose mentioned thsrcin.
Given under my hand, At McGtegor, this the 12th
JOHN !. srONEAAN, Mayer q MeGsssos,
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Too MAsY.-Mr. LIE Grand Byineton i

Too MANY.-Mr. lie Grand Byington is
issuing entirely too many circulars to spit
our taste. 1.-The and the Central Commit
tee. men woald confine their action TO the
business delegated TO them instead Of issu-
ing ''orders," with the frequency and al
most the imperialism of one of the vainest
Of our Brigadiers, they might be a blessing
to the State but the publication at ''doc-
trinaI' rssolutions not passed By the state
Convention, the assumption of duties in
various counties, almost without counsel
with the local democracy, the arguing Of
questions of yeracity with the secretary Of
the late convention and . majority of its
delegates, and the charging Mr.. Fisher with
having impeached the action Of the Con-
ventlon when Mr.. Fishers letter carefully
says II am satisfied from representatio
that there prevails extensively belief that
the nomination was not fairly made are
not calculated to promote either the harmo.
ny or the success Of those who are wearied
with the Kirkwood dynasty Of this state
and who are determined to use in this can
vass, every exertion to overthrow it. al,
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NJ Miss JAMES having stunned with ample facil-
ties Tor instruction, takes pleasure In announcinG
that she will open Select school, the nsw building
three don-s .ast Of the NJ. H. Church, on Monday
August Oath the first term continuing until the hol.
idays. ,9.@~ w. ..#"l - ets.sia 's," NJ sGza
Geography, Arithmetic and Grammar, are made
interesting studies by numerous illustrations In Oh.
jecs Teachings style OF instruction now 80 popular
at the east. Higher Arithmetic, Primary and Higher
Algebra, Bellies Letters, and the Latin, French and
German languages taught, ii the student wish. The
lower studies will receive their full share Of attention
The school-room Furniture is OF eastern models,
and secures ease Of position while studying.
TERMs.-Primary and intermediate Department,
81 Is per month Higher Grades, 81 50 do Lam
guages, 81 co do extra. ...... r. 49, H.,
charge Of ten cents per term for each pupil will
be made fnr the OF Ink and ink-wells yrtl -t
Patronage from the city and country respectfully
invited. Students received At any time during the
term, but is desirable to enter by the
Of the second month at least. ~-e a...s .r.. .
Reports will be sent every month to the parent OF
guardian, recording standing in Psnctuality and Cor
rectnsss of Lesson. e--eserr.5g "a 2w3s7
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B-Seymour, Of the Lacrosse Repu6-

Seymour, Of the Lacrosse Repu6-
lican, writesto his paper from Lake Cham.
plain country. He says the people there
are "skedaddling" by regiments almost to
get out Of the draft. One fellow declined
public examination and requested the
surgeon when strictly private audience
was obtained Ito look at his lame back
and see what dreadful plaster he had
to wear on it." The surgeon pronounced
him ian exempt" the plaster was $50.
green back.
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WINEs.-Our woods and prairie mar
gins are filled with wild fruits. Blackberries
are as Llenty,-well, "as plenty as black
berries" and owing to late rains they are
very fine. Plums and grapes are also un-
usually abundant. Now is the time to
think of making good wines and jellies for
social life and valuable medical drinks for
sickness. The blackberry is a splendid
remedy for bad behavior Of the bowels and
every family should store it up in wine or
brandy shape for future use,
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
We mention the mere titles this week.
In short term each one of our advert isers
will be literally introduced cditorially our
space is being narrowed down just now.
School; Mechanics Wanted; Horace Ba.
ker; Good Plow Strayed G. s. Boyn.
ton; Bass Il Elmandorf; Ely & Woodruff;
List Of Letters; Miss NJ. B. James School ;
Proclamation; Money Found Democratic
Caucus.
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eW Burlingame, one of the Supervisors
of Alamakee Co. informs US that the board
in session one day last week elected Mr..
Duffy, one Of the board, to be Treasurer of
the County. rice L. II. Howe deceased. Mr..
Duffy is democrat and Mr.. B. says, is q
good man, though not his political choice.
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MILITARY.-Adj. Gen. Baker publishes
orders 1T and 1ls. The first suggests
the organization of military companies
throughout the state for the protection Of
the provost marshals and the enforcement
Of the CONSUMPTION. The second designates
Davenport as the camp Of the 9th Iowa
Cavalry, the camp to be near the old fair
grounds on Duck Greek, and to be called
Camp Roberts,
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CHANGE.-D.s A. Mahony has retired
temporarily from the Dubuque Herald. -
His severe denunciation of Gen. futile and
Of his friends, aud the subsequent selection
Of that officer BY the State Central Com
mittee as the democratic candidate for
Governor rendered Mr.. Mahony's position
IS editor Of the Herald an almost impossi-
bic one. Mr.. N. is one Of the ablest writ
ers in the state. We wish him well.
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SANITARY.-Dr. A. S. Maxwell, of Dav-
export, arrived atMcGregor on Monday; he
is employed by the State to look after its
Sanitary interests. He visits the North to
excite anew that interest we all should feel
in the comfort of the heroes who are SUI.
fering from the accidents of battle or dis
ease in the camps and hospitals of the
South. The Doctor is accompanied by his
lady; on Monday they took the stage for
West Union, DEBORAH and other points in
the interior. They will be gone about
week and on their return it will be very
agreeable to them to meet all who are in.
terested in the noble work of which he is
the State representative. Some one here
will be advised Of the day of return to
McGrcgor, so that the officers and men,
bers of this society can call on them, or
call meeting which the Doctor will ad-
dress. He is aware of the reluctance with
which contributions are now forwarded on
account Of their failure to reach the parties
directed to, but he says he can show where
this fault is and suggest remedy. It is
the duty Of our people to make the &C.
quaintance and cooperate with gentleman
who is on this errand Of mercy. @@'ss2
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eBr Here you little rascal, walk up
here and give an account yourself
have you beenr "After the girls, father"
did you ever know me to do SO when I
was boy p mo, sir, but mother did"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-19

PRovoKING.-La week VIC had some
brsvities of personal and home character
prepared for type, but they got into the
wrong box and hence did not get into the
paper. Three editors, one ex-governor,
several military gents, and numbers Of 9th
er friends and acquaintances called on us
and not an intimation of the courtesy APP
peared in the Times. Ofthe Home notices
We had penned something on the Sermon
Of Mr.. jackson on Thanksgiving night, q
word or two Of congratulation to Rowe now
in New York on his return from Europe
with Mrs. Rosoe a remark on the wide
spread popularity Of McManman's bitters,
the use Of which the General assured US
caused all the harmony, Of the late Wis.
State Dem. Convention. .oieLu
But the notices, like long, drawn ale, are
old now and unpalatable: we pass them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-19

The DRAFT.-All persons are anxious
and many are actually feverish about the
draft. There are but few places where it
is now going on and and in these few the
exemptions or the Combinations have re-
duced nearly all the drafted persons, leav-
ing the Government without men from
this source. 1t is believed that alien resi-
dents, old and particularly new arrivals,
will accept the heavy bounties which the
Government are now able to give and thus
make our war force an "unnaturalized"
one. In New Jersey Gov. Parker is au-
thorized to take volunteers for some time
to fill the State quota, the Gov. of Wis.
has obtained the same privilege substanti.
ally, and it is guessed by some Wis. pa.
pers that no draft will sec the State under
the present call. In New York the draft
is to commence to day (l9th) and ten.
Dix promises bullets to all resstants; we
see no probability Of any resistance there,
because $3,O0O,0 900 are appropriated = as
CONDEMNATION AbouSy Ioi sAS MY. AuS
money will be paid by the City, and then
the case will 60 to the Courts for settle.
ment this the President virtually pledges
in his correspondence with Seymour. Mr.
Lincoln wants men nOso and cant wait for q
decision, but he expresses the highest re
gard for the Courts.
In Iowa the draft is coming, but III
exact arrival is unknown. By the ratt
volunteers are falling --into-lins- draf
would seem to be useless harvest is oyel
and men want employment hence they en-
list. Captain Tchenor Of the 9Th Cavalry
has obtained 10 to IL in the last few days
Lieut.. Mckay, at DEBORAH, of the sam,
Go. has done nearly as well and we see b,
Des Moines dispatches, that the 9Th alread,
has fourteen full companies reported
another, and another regiment should b
raised while the volunteer spirit is up
One volunteer is worth three forced soldiers
Why will not the Government bid 70
theml
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~ Seventy. six fine looking horses
sixteen of them with two long ears each
passed through our city oS the 10Th and l 9th
inst. en- route to La Crosse. They were
bought for the government in one week s
time by WsB. Finch Of McGregor and J.
NJ. Culver and Ed. Ray of Prairie du Chen.
Uncle Sam would do we'll to get all
his horses Of this company. They can't
sellhorses TO Finch with any shoddy about
them as tssil3 - .16i .rsHEts4si
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Deserter1.

Deserters.
We cannot understand why sympathy
should be wasted on desertcrs from the ar.
my. A deserter is certainly not an honor.
able man indeed he Is nothing less than a
perjuier and he is entitled to no rights of
domicil or private respect, so long as he is
in fragrant violation Of his OATH There may
be circumstances in palliation of the of.
fence Of desertion-facts that arise after the
enlistment-a sick family-the death Of q
wife and the consequent orphanage Of his
little ones and SO en-, though-wc may sor.
row over the fate Of one so impelled to de.
sert, yet no reason can be given why one
should check the operation of the law in
its effort to vindlcatc itself. Attempts to
do SO are revolutionary and should be met
with the frowns Of all citizens who have
learned that the Law alone is our shield in
the hour of public trial, as il is in the quiet.
ness Of Peace. If tits right to return a
deserter- and he who says itis not, vir.
tually releases all men from the obligations
they take to do any act IN life, and goes
back to the miserable higher-law trumpery
which has had so much to do in getting us
into this troublc)-it is wrong to justify
him in resisting still more is it wrong to
excite in community sentiment of hatred
toward officers commissioned to arrest
True, officers may be fools--this some per-
sons cant help-but yet, if armed with the
majesty Of the Law we have nc alternative
but obedience to their orders until We can
change both the officers and the law, at the
nearest ballot-box. Some journalists seem
to forget that the positions they now take
in palliaton of resistance to authority, un.
der circumstances where our feelings are
severely panied, is the identical logic of
that class of politicians who advised resist
ancc to the execution Of the Fugitive Slave
law. Let no pettifogger here say that the
democratic party never recognized the
equality of blacks and whites, and that
hence the principles applied are not parallel.
The obligation of the slave to serve his
master is recognized by our Constitution
md the statutes growing out Of 1.-THE OBJ.
igation Of the soldier to serve the govern.
nent is stronger than that of the "un-
oleached American" to serve his master,
because, in the case Of the white man it is
taken. All obligations, and
those which we take of our
'wn will should BE- most sacredly kept, un-
ess the observance of them is attended
With such injury to society as will en-.
LANCER its existence or destroy, in fact, the
cry fabric which was designed to be sup
'orted by the obligation itself But it is
Unnecessary to amplify this matter. We
II understand it alike if we will Only look
t it and reason for ourselves instead Of
listening to some crazy-head, who was
,orn with crotchets in his Uranium or who
las sentimentalized himself into an aban.
lonment Of all common sense, in its applica-
ion to the practical duties of the citizen
md the perpctuation Of the government.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
De pmOcrat1c (,aueus,

De mOcratic Caucus.
The Democratic voters Of Mendon Township are
notified to meet at Jordsn's Office, in NcGregor to
select delegates to the Coanty Convention Of Satur
day, Aug. 23d A Legislative and County officers
are to be nominated at Elkader on the 23d, 1t IS
hoped that full attendance he caucus viii In di.
cate the interest taken in the approaching by
the PEOPLE Of this Township. IS, .-..fft
BY order, A. j. JORDAN,
,SF4 .# - - "a 4 Chairman Town, Com.
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Democratic Conventton,

There will be a Democratic Conventio at Elkader
at O'Clock m, Saturday the 22d day of August
Tor the purpose Of nom patng candidates the Leg
stature and County Officers. The represe mt alton
will be one for each Township and for every fifty
votes, and for fraction over twenty i've given Tor
s. A. Douglas for President. 1t is hoped that each
Township in the County will befully represented.
D. BAUGH,
Aug 9Th, 1868. Chm Counny Committee
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Weather, Markets SIC. *s.a -s- -r
We have weather enough such as it is
lO5 in the shade on Sunday and hot enough
yet to broil . Greenlander. Our markets
are unchangable-no produce arriving
The crops west are large and they will be
secured in good order. asaz: EF .Egza
The river is rising fast. Gold is lower
and prices Of produce droop in the east.
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WOne man was exempted at Spring
field yesterday on account of Chronic
lipitudio," and another of "chronic perios
tits Of tibia." 1t is hoped that the. poor
fellows haven't got it very bad.-Boston
Post. 10. ,. in ,ara.at a.s.ta-,