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shows NO change, And reports continue OBJ
soure. cther continental tsws unimpor.
,. a Polish Lesie9i. forming ID london g.
1t consists Of Poles who viii Shortly de.
part: FULLY equipped for Poland.
The New York correspondence of the
DAILY Nsses, does not see tho smallest sign
Of the North laying down its arms or its
combining tho war to the question of boun :.
dairy. ~
The latest confederate loan had been for
mally introduced into market and was yerv
successful. 1t reached 5 per cent, premium.
II Will receive no official sanction. by the
the stock exchange. -. :
a prize fight has been arranged between
lleenan and King. <5'2 }., =. >. 80 ~
:" liz LIVERPOOL, March 10.
breadstufts market dull, but steady
provisions downward and fat. ;, i
,PoLAHD.-Langewich has been proclaim
cd Dictator Of Poland. Gen. WYsoki has
been appointed his military CO .adiutor and
director. The civil administration has been
lotruc ted to Poentxjowski.~ ~--.. =
1t IS reported that Ill the independent
,nombers OF the Council Of State of Poland
have sent in their resignation. ~
1t Is reported that the Car Of Russia has
stated that whatever may be thought
Of NE abstract justice Of the demands Of
the Poles, the Emperor Alexander can lis
ten to no evertures or terms Of com promise
SO long as they continue in armed insur.
rect'on.' A cabinet council had been held
IN Paris t. consider what action was neces.
sary IN regard to dispatches received from
Inc Secretary Of the Prussian legation
At Paris has gone to Berlin to con.
ter with his government in regard to the
Polish Question.
A Cracow telegram Of the 10th inst
says that preparations are being made by
both Poles and Russians for a great battle
1t is said that the reply of the Car o.
Russia 70 the courteous letter Of the EN-.
peror Of France, is refusal on the part O
Russia to make any concessions to Poland
or accept anything short OF the uncondi
t'onal submission Of the rebels in arms,
! The insurrectory forces are computed Al
forty thousand.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Minncsota:! .. xp.oc
County Ut Goodhmci ." IN PROBATE Court.
In the matter 0, the final settlement Off. West
erveit: Guardian OF Geo. W. Bul'ard
{ IN thu application ofE. Westervclt. Guardian
~ Geo: W. Billiard, it is ordered that the
2',h dny Of April, A.. D., 1868 be and the ga me
l, hereby assigned for examining and allowing
the maj account ofsaid guardian, and all per.
sons interest are required to appear bel fore the
Irobatc Court at its office III the city Of Red
=" ing, III haic county, at 10 o'clock A, NJ. o.
that day, and show canse il any there be VIII,
inc nnal account Of said Guardian should moi
be Il owed
And it is further ordered that said Guardia,
give not ice of the time and place Of examine
ing said account, BY causing copy Of this or.
DEF to be published in the Goodiime Veluntce,
three Successive weeks, Prior to said 2yth da,
Of April
Dated Red Wing MINI. april 7 1853.
CLINTON q. REYNOLDS.
....z.s. Judge Of Probate.
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STABILITY or THINGS IN ENGLAND,-In
one of his lectures, Mr.. Emerson tells. a
story to exemplify the stability of thing in
England. He says that William, about the
year 1850, endowed house in the neigh
borhood of Winchester, to provide measure
of beer and sufficiency of bread to every
one who asked for it forever: And when
Mr.. Emerson was in England he was
curious to test that good mans credit, and
he knocked at the door, proffered his ques.
ton, and received his measure of beer and
quantity Of pread, though its owner has
been dead BOG years.
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Mayor Opdyke's Veto Of the Fitz John
Porter Reception.


Mayor Opdyke Of New York has rendered
loyalty an efficient service, and given the
Copperhead element singing rebuke, in
the veto 0! the proposed civic reception ot
Mr.. Fitz John Porter. by the tory Com
mon Council Of New York. The worthy
Mayor says:
Il object to these proceedings because
cannot but regard them as revolutionary in
their tendencies, if not calculated TO under.
mine the very foundations Of our Govern
ment. In letter and spirit they are marked
by the absence Of that respect 10 the con
s:ituted authorities, and that acquiescence
in their decisions, which are enjoined by all
law, both human and divine, and without
which all government must soon lapse into
anarchy. Indeed, it was this very spirit
that led to the rebellion which is now
threatening the life Of the nation.
''Instead Of censuring the Government
for its conduct in the Csc Of Fltz John Por.
ter, think we should award it our highest
praise, and ask it to meet out the same
even handed justice to all officers guilty o.
like offences. 1t is only thus that we car
hope to weed our army Of cowardice, disloy
atty, and INSTRUMENTATION and to bring it t
that high degree Of efficiency which IS es
sential to victory and the suppression Of tn
rebellion.
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Nutional Prayer nMd Humiliation

a PROCLAMATION By THE PRESIDENT or TIE
!. UNITED STATES OFF AMERICA.
WHEREAS. The Senate OF the United
States, dcvontly recognizing ;he supreme
authority and just government o! Almi ghty
God IN all the affairs Of men and Of nations
has, by II resolution, requested the Prc>i
dent to designate and set apart day for
Natiolal prayer and humiliation and,
WHEREAS 1t is the duty of nations as
we'll as Of men, to own their dependence
upon the overru'ing power Of God, 10 con-
Tess their sins and transgression, in humble
sorrow, yet with assured hope that genuine
repentance will lead to mercy and pardon,
and to recognize the sublime truths announ.
ccl in the Holy Scriptures and proven by
all history, that those nations only are
blessed whose God is the Lord
And inasmucb, as we know that, by His
divine law. nations. ike Individuals. are sub
iected ID punishnents and chastse, nents in
this world, may We not justly fear that the
awful calamity ,oi civil war, which now DIS
tlascS tho land. may De but punishment
inflicted upon us for our prcsumptuous sins,
to the noedful end Of our national retorma-
ton rs a whole People? We have been
the rec picnts Of the choicest bounties OF
Heaven. We have been preserved these
many years III peace and prosperity. We
hayeigrown in numbers, wealth, and 20 xcr
as no other nation has ever grown. But we
have forgotten God. We have fergottcu
the gracious hand which preserved US in
peace. and multiplied and enriched and
strengthened us; and we have vainly iunag
iaed, in the deceitfulness Of our hearts, thu,
nil these blessings were produced BY some
superior wisdom and virtue OF our own
intoxicated with unbroken success, We have
become too self sufficient TO feel the neces
SHY of redssaiug and preserving grace, to<
proud to pray to the Gei that made Us
1t behooyes us, then. to humble ourselve:
before the offended Power, to confess gu,
national sins, aud TO pray for cleneacy and
forgiveness.
Now, therefore. in compliance with III
request. aud July c.ueurrns in the view
Q! the Senate. do by this nv proclama
ton designate and set apart Thursday. tn
,3oth day of April, 1863, as a day Of natl n
al humiliation. fasting and prayer. Aud
do hereby rsqaes. nil the people to abstsi
en- that day iron their ordinary sec..l II pur
suits. ard to unite. At thsir several place
~"fpa,asc worship and their respective home
in Keeping tho day holy to the Lori. an
devoted TO the huuhle discharge Of the n
lis'eus dnties proper 10 that sole,nu occasio
sion. n. ~ ss s..se
>. Al this beins done. il sincerity and tru,
s,les Us then rest husnb'y ia the hope. aatho,
=. ICED BY Divine tearhingS that the unite
>. cry It the ns,ian will b. heard on high, m
- answered With blessings. no l>ss than u
pardon of our national sins and the resto.
alton Of onr now divided and suffering cour
., try q its former happy condition Of uni.
Y and rcacs. es 90 /.
II wisAess whereof / hare har.unso q
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STATE OF M1NSEsorA)

STATE OF M1NxEsorAl
County Of Goodhue. %
L" Ely Muscohc:-You arc hereby COM
m"nded to be and appear before the under
signed. one of tho Justices Of the Peace in and
tor said county on the soth day of april, 1868,
ut one O'Clock in the afternoon, Mt my office in
Cannon Falls, in taid county. to answer Eli
sl'sworth IN a. civil action to his damages one
hundred dollars
Given under my hand this LIST day Of April
1868. f''
VIZ. p. TANNER,
''hv1w4 Justice Of the Pea o.
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my~i'and, nd caused the-sealof the u nited
States to be affixed. ~ 81
Done in the city Of Washington this 3Oth
'dayof March, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty three,
and Of the independence OF the United
States the eighty. seventh.
L. s. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President: ~ .I!t,s, :,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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THE examination of the Detroit rioters
has been finished. From twenty to twenty
five were arrested, eight Of whom have been
discharged, and the remainder held to an
swer in $1,000 each. Among those held
was Timothy Drummond the deaf and
dumb boy. whom we have mentioned before,
as one OF the most active Of the rioters.
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COL CAEasxsrox has arrested and seDt
g their regiments $50 dessrtess il tie pass
ten days Thirty Of them were arrested is
one eaanty.
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THs Secretary Of War has issued an or
der allowing Governor Nye TO take to Ne
sas1a- which borders on Utah, Thousand
stand os arms. three howstxers, nd = large
number Of cavalry accousrements,
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CnaIleAtbll.

Tho news from the South is very inter.
csting Charleston papers acknowledge a
combined attack upon that city by land and
naval force, but make not the slightest men
ton Of the re suit, leading to the reasonable
belle! that it was adverse to their interest,"
The public~ill wait with much impatiercc
for the full PARTICULARS.
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TRrA La Of new 800 FOUNDER parrot guns
have Recently been made at which she'll are
stated to have been driven through nine
inches Of iron plates and TIVE feet Of wood
backing! II this is true, it would seem as
if at least one Of our iron cIads ought to be
provided with such guns, for they exceed in
destructive power anything hitherto known
in modern warfare.
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WAR may cost the country a great deal.
but not twentieth part IS much as peace
without the restoration Of the Union
ptsaftes.
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MONEY TO'LOAN.,

The undersigned will iisdount good Notes
well endorsed, having 30, 90, or 90 days to
run 81 the rate Of twelve per cent. per annum
Also money 70 loan nponlong or short time,
upon Real Estate Secarity ~
SMITH 4 DICKINSON.
Red Wing, March 18Th 1885.
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Gen. Heintzelman has caused the officers
OF the guard, who allowed Gene "a. Slough.
ton to- be captured. to be dishonorably dis
missed froul the service. @.@.. , , z-s..
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TIE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the room adjoining Esring's. Jewelry store,
where she may be found ready. TO attend 70
the business Of Dress Making. Taslorine, and
I'll kinds of family sewing. which will Sc done
Of the shortest notice, and best possible man
ner. .z,&s = Es.zs.s5. zgsr..
noss " II. LII B. @.5 ..... ..4
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fsoFEssoa AGAssIz took the preliminary
steps :ew days ago, 10 become . natural
ned citizen cf the United States. A man
Shoss business IS naturalist ought q
have been natuaali1ed befose.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-

In the matter Of thu estate OF Frederick Bau-
tel, de.e ,scd:
STATE OF MISSEsorA.|
County Of Goodlne. s.
NOTICE i: hereby given to nil pcrson. ntor
y cstcd, that the undersigned. Commission
ers appointed Ivy the lion. Judge Of Probst
to audit tho account. against the estate Of
frcderick Bartel. deceased, will meet at the
! "a Office 1 OF James II. Parker, in the city OF
Red Wing. in said County. on Saturday. til.
2d day ofM. y, 1868, and on Saturday. the 2o,h
DAY Of september, 1863, and all Claims must he
presented within the time specified.
Dated Rcl Wing, April sth, 1863,
JAMES II PARKER.
n371vw7 MICHAEL HERSCHLEK.
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In his recent speech. at the great Union
meeting at indianapolis, Governor johnson
OF Tennessee. declared himself unqualifiedly
for the policy ofthe Government as whole.
He said u 7:~' i: ~. ~.
. : & II;
am for the Government and all meas.
ures necessary to maintain it. Is not this
Government, the embodiment Of the prin-
clples Of human liberty, worth more than
the institution Of slavery? 1t is bu: as the
dust in the balance. ! ~. 49,. 49,.
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Watches T. JcWclrY!

Of the Richest and most Fashionable Pstterns.
offered at Retail at eWtozesule Prices.
THEHUBBARD BROS. Nos. as and 81 N..-
importers OF all the Leading, Rich and most
popular Styles Of WATCHES and JEWELRY.
being determined upon increasing their bus;
ness to IN unlimited satent. offer The following
elegant Ornaments st the unsuYpnasod Lny
Prices following - q q. I:@sf1 r - ! =,
open face, or !Lady's or GentIe,nan's Watch in
one the PTettiest, mort convenient and cheap
est Watch in the world. Imitation gold e.
|fectsd BY patent process, which rsndsrs tb>'
appearance of gold perfect. while It dsss net
cost one. third ssmnch. Pr'es only ~. Re-
HrsTns co1ro@1rIor CAszD lxvxsa. EneI;sh
|msnufacture Moysmert; capped and full Jew
|elsd has sunk seconds, and the nswsst i'm
prov ements. Heavy csasd and good imitstion
gold Price only $1s. sketails at from 90 70
500. .s..,..~.r. -. z.,-.~..-.....-. -
Hvx1ms conros1T1or CAsrD A1rY WA1es.
Kicbly engraved, (exe)ed snd fancy vsrks.-
Unsurpassed for Suffers, Traders, 10. Price
Us. Rctails st fSom 80 70 1lo0.
A great varsity Of other WA1szxs, Is In
LAD1rI ssrs 81 Brooch and Esr Drops -
correspond. Imitation Cluster DESMOND, . vsry
| rich pattern. snd entirely new, price ~. Ce1el
ard Bead entvined, . very nest and pretty o..
nsment, Handsomely mcunted, 13.7S.
a.,rlass.' We. chA..s ~ Psrsste., 80 sae-
Rnss. -PIain on,5 n. scroll, yssy prstty.
81. Chased, nsat pattern, d. Seal 0ienSs~
o.. Imitation Disnon6 81.
SLEEvE Bu11oss Pstent. Chased ~ Ensa-
Double, chased y With stones, d. 70.
/ Boson S1rDs.-A varsity u new and fnahfna-
sble designs, pr set, 11.S0. -
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Attention I 'nrpcnters!

'EESDERS for the building Of -eathcr stonc
Chapel will be rcclved 1T the lumber Of
fee Of Cogsl Il Eetcher, where the plans and
specifications may be seen. All tenders mu.t
be in by the llth Of August.
BED Wing, April |, 1852. 7v:39d7
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QUEER D1veaoss su1rs- rom the follow
Ing, from theIafaEette, indiana, Couriier, it
seems that the course Of true love does not
run as smooth as skates on ice, with mar
ried couple iusLaGyettc:
'Rumor has it that divorce case, grow.
ing out of pair Of skates and the recent
skating mania in this city is likely to engage
tho attentionof the next Common Pless
Court. The facts may be stated in few
words. The wife, having a pretty foot and
well turned ANGLE, became especially on
husband didn't sec it, but the wife, foreetful
OF her strict letter OF promise to love, honor
and obey, bought q pair Of skates and joined
in the carnival. A rupture grew out Of il
recu'ting in an entire enlargement, ard 1
bill Of divorce on the ground of i1compat.
Utility Of temper. 'Yke husband, in other
words, concluded TO let her slidc.' ~ '.t:~
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MILL PROPERTY FoR SALE

THE subscribsr offers for sale an inte,.., :,
L good Mil Property located ct q desir
able point in Red Wing. For information in
quire Of James n. Parker, At the "Goodhuc
Volunteer Offce.n
n34:y7d30 ~ @3.% AMOS PrTTYpnNr
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REFERENCES

]. J. ss,4n .. '.'.'.' :''''' Green Bay, Wis.
EaEkI q Co... Chicago. I'll.
". ELAsTE" Go. $1,000. Grand Rapida Mich
MkSkI DARL1So,'... Wesversville. Mich.
~ -: -. HooasrELLER,. Sha nosville. Ohio.
r. mosonLkE,'''. '....... Mount Eaton.
Philadelphia, Penn.
GExrs.-With two horscs on YOUR Anti. f,;..
e'on rover, VIC drive your No. l Mil, grind
."e 20 scsnELs OF CORN PER HOUR, and Gu. u largo
quantity Of hay ut the same time. Ihave never
seen power that runs with so little friction.
and consequently with so little strain upon tho
hor'o"' W. p. COOPER,
Supt. 18th & 18th St. Pass. X. r, Co.
CLosrER, N. J., JIM. ~, 1892
MkssNs. BENNEr BROTHERS.. GEN1s.-I Am
very much pleased with the Power. Il runs
easier than amy o.hcr Power in .his vicinity
end with the same horses will do nenrlv. or
quite rw'co az much work. run my ThrcshsY
1T 900 revolutions per minute and 4 "a inch
Cross-cut Saw. ut ,2UO re revelations.
Yours truly, PETER j. WHITE,
a On AL Orders Received before Oc,..
Isl. 1862, the Freight will be Pre- paid 10
Chicago or any other Point on Lake
Michigan.
~ Liberal discount to dealers. Aren't.
wanted. State County and Shop Right. for sale.
For further information send stamp for H.
lustrnted Circulars % -5....
BENNETT BROTHERS,.
no2So:3m AZ and Al Greene St., New York
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,.s EXCESILOR
: Burr Stone: 7 Mills:
(FoR FARMERS AND MILLERS,1
ANTl-FRICTIO
HORSE. POWERS.

g. "0A IhEMlUMS At Wra~rv~
STATE FAIRS last year, and are ustlv con .;da..S
superior TO all others. The Mill NAV DO d1;,sn
oy norse' "afe' or steam po,cer, does it. vo-E
as well % the fiat stone n ills in mill,nc ...oh
l1snmen:s, sane. requires but oxE-HALr the 49,,
10 d1'Ve the largest sizes. They are yerv CON-
pact, perfectly simple, and for farm nae Win
last THIRTY YEARS, and COST NOTHING for
Pl,slcrs-eloo, $40, and &17o.
flour Bolt for smallest Mill. $50 extra.
THE HORSE POWER
Has proved itself to be the best ever in vantad
Inc friction is reduced by IRON BALLS. 40
a1ianged IN all the bearings, that the vhole
n nH NJ OF the castings runs upon them THREE
,LVuNDS DkAUGHT, at the end Of ten feet
e!, WIZ Keep the power in molten. Thus ner-
lung The ENTIRE srRENorH of the horsea "a
nH ased 10: on the machine to be driven. Oss
lioHsk will do as much work on this pov.r, n.
- 20 on nc endless Chain Power. IT Is POR-
APE; ana may be used IN THE FIELD a. well
y IN the house. More than TWENTY-FiVE
TN GEN L of horse fc>h il saved over anv
otner power in use. 1t is simple in con,trno
''on, and not liable to get out OF order.
| Price Of power for l to 4 hor.e.. A,qs
! rflce OF power for l to horses. Sl75
THE $l2' POWER WILL DRIVE ANY ru.r.u,r.
MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE Is uAnArT1xn %.
FUNDED. ..
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SECOND DIsrArcH.

Dispatches from Fort Monroe states tina.
the Charleston papers are received. They
acksowledge that The attack on that city
has been commenced bat don't indicate
either success or repulse. It is fair to sup
pose if the latter. they would have annoua-
ced i ii mnst glowing terms.
II Is generally believed in official quarters
that no reverse has been sustained, and there
Is the best reason to believe the news will
soon be received Of the capture Of Charles
ton. 6f<**&
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/ Il astieIas sssslIy Eers II q rs1sy1e -,
II b ksps q aARkk14,
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moss " u.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
The uass Meeting of the eorh.

Our advices from various parts of the State in
dicate that the attendance at the mass meeting to
be held in this city on Wednesday next. will be
very large. notwithstanding the pressing engage
ments of those engaged in farming pursuits. In
addition to the speakers already named we Under
stand that Hon. JOHN R. EDEN. of Illinois, will
be present 1pOn the occasion. He is gentleman
who well eomprehends the great questions of the
day, and is an impressive speaker
The Convention of the Goth Of May will be
peoples meeting Its expression will be the
voice of majority of the people of Indiana upon
the present condition of public affairs. We say
let il be heard untrammeed. so that those in pow
er may have true expression of public senti-
ment An old motto reads f" Vox PopuIi Vox
Dei"-the voice of the peoplei is the voice of God.
So let il be-
We have already announced that all the rail-
roads running into this city, and the Ohio Mis-
sissippi, the New Albany & Salem, and the Ev-
aBsvIle Charlottesville have agreed to
run half fare trains. or issue half fare tick
cts 10 all who attend the Convention. That
means Of transit viii be convenient conveyance
70 those from distant PORTIONS OF the State We
hear that from the immediate surroundings of In
dianapois the people will come in wagons, on
horseback. and, if all other modes of conveyance
fail. upon foot The only hope of maintaining
constitutional liberty is through free press free
speech, and a free, honest, ballot. As long as
these rights of the people are preserved we have
every hope that the principles Of the Democratic
party will triumph. and the party which main
tajns them will obtain the control of the Govern
ment We trust that the dark cloud which
hangs over the country through Republican mis-
rule will ere long be disspated by chrnge of
administration. which We believe 70 be the only
prospect Of maintaining free government over
an united country. ft
Again We repeat the hope that the people Of
Indiana will come in numbers equal to the great
emergency ofthe country. and express themselves
freely and decidedly In condemnation of the twin
evils-secessionism and sbolitionism-that have
brought the present dire calsuities upon the ma
ton.