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ENTHUSIASTIC Us1os MxE7ma At THoasros-
The Union men. and women and child,en Of the
town OF Thornton and vicinity turned out In largo
numbers yesterday, at the stat!oD to hear address,
county. All the candidates made their appearance.
The best possible feeling existed: The meeting
Messiue Esa % va alto present. md spoFe n in boib Is
English and German. Frank Lumbsrd did the
Singing. In bis usual tnlmltable MANNER. This
part OF the county will be all right on the 9Th OF
CorrEnn1An GA1uEa1su.-Th The Copperbsads
held what was intended to be big gathering lin
Ghhch'a Block, last evening, which had been sed-
nlously prepared for bY parade OF a band through
the city all The afternoon. The hill was about
half FLIED. The reaper man was there, attended bY
---abd a fw other smaller fry. M.cEerel The
Seco15 read very tame speech from q m,nu-
esslpt obllcing1y printedby the Vignaia iar1.focrat
tsne r. r. a. sts and
on the tdts Of November.
GERMAN MAsoEs AND BR1cKIATERs BALL.
The Annual Ball Of the German masons md
brtcllayers Of Chicago vas given in Bryan Hal
last evening, and was a very pleasant affair. Tbe
attendance was good. the supper excellent. and ali
en5oIed themselves without a epecK Of trouble to
mar inc eomioEt .3 Q; the asscahlage The daaclns
vas Eept up till late hour. The new dar Of tha
Society las tuspended In the Hall, and ,yas much
admired. The Society is in fourishine con-
dittGn.-,
TIE LATE Expros1oE.-The cargo Of the ILL.,
fated propeller "Tonawsuda" Is being removed
to The d9c1s Of The. Western Transportation Com
The body of the ,seeond engineer, Joseph Sea.
rider, bas rot yet been recovered. William Tai
LEGAL examination into the causes of the dis.
ss1rs t WI tx M place To-Day at The Office oi Philip
LARCENY Or C1oruEo.-E]lzs Outnnan n v,sb-
etwoman, was nrrested yesterday upon complaint
OF Mrs. Dsvidson. charged with the thet Of suudry
.rttees or clothing, amounting In value to ue.rlv
SaO. 1he theft has been going on for nearly two
entertained. She was then caught b. iii. David
son paWntnR dress which he recognized as be-
longing to his VIE. An Investigation WAS then |
default of $500 bai1 she was committed
.. 49, o@I1Afao.-M. OeftTo, the |
.noIatet - tne opeia Colctft Company who are \
~ "pp.0 o1!o1o ou' c1tazens ta1s week, Informs |
Us thot he Is to give osr Milwaukee neighbors tao
Academy OF Music In Milwankee on Monday and
1uescay erentnes. N. DeVtvo will give nur
muf1c lovers b'l! sparkling with attractions, as
elsewhere noticed. 40
RrsAwAI.-Yeeterday horse, driven To A an1.
II On Dearborn street, took fright and ran up the
5ner ~ ~ ~ @ tas1s9 toWAfn state, knocking
hrnf ftn him s.rs,,a 'a1 "a nasn atofge EDWARDS,
, 1864-10-26

CoPPERn1AD GATHERING The Copperbsads
held what was intended to be q big gathering TN
Uhlch's Block, last evening, which had been sed-
nlously prepared for bY a parade Of band through
half dlec. The reaper man waa there, attended bY
his former inerltaole ahadow-lhe Bsn.hee.Tamer
ard a f.w other smaller fry. 1I.ckerel tho
es1lpt obllcing1y printedby the
The n1eellng WAS fiat, stale. improbable and
syn,belica-of the defeat tue Cops. VII experience
On the fdta Of EoYtulhcr. Z -
, 1864-10-26

TIE LATE Exrros1os.-The cargo of the ill.,
fated propeller, "Tonawsuda " Is being removed
to the docks Of the Western Transportation Com
The body OF the second engineer, Joseph Sea.
rider, bas not yet been recovered. william Tai
pert. one OF the dremeu, who was Touuued, died
late the sams eyezlDg. NV"
1eaa1 examination into the causes Of the dis.
A. 4oyEe, Esq. : - A"p
, 1864-10-26

ESTHus1As11c Uk1os MEETING At THoRsroa.-
The Union men. and women and child1en Of the
town OF Thornton and vicinity turned out In largo
numbers yesterday, ut the satIoD to hear address,
comfy. All the candidates made their appearance.
The best possible feeling existed. The meeting
continued through the entire aiterno IN. A. G.
uees1bR, Esq wa alto present, and spoke in both
English ana German. Frank Lumbsrd did the
singing. In his usual tnlmItable mAnn.r. This
part OF the county Will be all right on the 9Th Of
Nrr
, 1864-10-26
ANOTHER EONSTEu FAIR.
meetiu. OF the mana.ers or Tho
so1dlefA' Home md sanitary
Commisston.

meeting Of The ladies' Of the Soldiers Home
AID managers Of the Sanitary commission, was
held yesterday morning at the ot1ce Of T. B.
B4sn. Esq. The proceedings we're confined to
discussion of the feasibility Of hold1rs = MAN.
noth fair-the proceeds to he divided equally be-
tween the two institutions. II ls 1ntenaed that
the frtr. II put Ito operation, eha1g ec11use ali
others that have hettttcfo1e b. en- held In thr
Weet.
To further the project ard Obtain The fndosse.
'e5mpathys to the soldier, rnase paeet1nT w,I ha
held to. morrow afternoon At Bryan Hal, at which
addresses will bs given bY Hons. Schuyler Colfar.
been tneaeed and several Of ous principle xineers
vii be pieteLt to deyetsiiy the proceedings, The
object OF this meeting te one which appeals to
every loyal manr NcmaD, and child In tie cltr of
Cheaeo, and We hope they will CONF forth in their
strength AID encourage the Iadits OF the two uA.
.tolai Institutions in their endearors to reltTe
tbe tulcrints VI cur bto.htrs in the field and
hospital. 1~'' "A"
, 1864-10-26
.DnunD.

NOUND--A gentleman's Gold
thu Central Police stauon, proving property aud CAV.
lnx eha:eeak oc.6 ,u3t6-3.
TAKEN UP On Friday last, DC
= tobsf 21st, black Pocy Ths owoer can obtain
me ans BY appl5ln at AL Btate street. p1ov.uE
pFipe1tY az cAy1rg char es ociG usaq1r
, 1864-10-26

GERMAN MAsoEs ASD BRcK1ATERs BALL.
The Annual Ball Of the German masopb and
bticllay ers Of Chicago was given in Bryan ua'i
latt evening, and was very pleasant affair. The
attendance was good. the supper excellent and ali
enjoyed themselves without a epeck OF trouble to
mar the comfort 0! the asscmhlage. The da3ciue
Society WAS tuspended In the Hall. and Was mueh
admired. The Society is in q aourishine con.
, 1864-10-26

RrsAwAI.-Ieeterday horse, driven to eul-
II On Dearborn street. took fright and ran up the
street to Monroe, turned toward State. knockiro
do.p, on The way, a lad named George Edw.rjs'
bfai.ibR nm severely. and finally rnnnng against
Iamp post, Where ne freed himself from the tu-
reporter the Ahimal VIVA going up Stste etsees Mt
the rate Of about mile IN q nfnnta nnd . hsir
, 1864-10-26

LARCENY Or MoNEY.-A MAJ named Samuel
LeH wss yesterday brought before Justice Brown
charged BY Charles Anderson with the larceny of
es9T The money VAS kept IN the bed between the
, 1864-10-26

TEE Last MAs FROM ErzorE.-How loue IA II
Slice visions Of Congressional honors wrought
npou MCCORMICK 80 mach a. to induce him IN
stay here, awn5 from his family and the fupds he
mas invested IN Europe. Hos mu.h tior Womb
nt give TO Ills Congressional dp.Iee If elec ed All
t1At Nc Tould propose to 70 q onld be to ces hfs
fe,per through the Patent Office, and sEaerer IN
me other side OF tie Au.uttc a. "the nasmber
att7e{ FN~s~@t@
, 1864-10-26

pREsoEA1-Mr. Ira c. Barber. OF this city. hss
been spposoted Captain snc 4. Q. NJ, ana ordered
TO rfEort to Col, Potter. Department Qua,te,mas-
tes for onty.
, 1864-10-26
18ass meeatnK Mt RFyan Hail rh,..-
dag Evening,

- 10n. asI9sa J1enMn, OF New York. 1ste A,to,-
81 o. tsss sate q the
nnrtsrs y; ~ 40 nov one Of the mos. powerful sun-
Rsaocn. VIII address tue psoi,e al HTan Han au
nnreaay eveblne. q * O'clock Ths ere1t nt,e. y.
quc1te and power. WILL t*1e elo-
~ the people from Al! paris ci he CITY and ,ye
1elt ntor1Dg toEnh cCme to he.r. '1 ''-'A 'ao
, 1864-10-26

HHR sALE-Dental OHica fer
4 ase: APPLY lm1edla:e1y at s. S wHIrE,5
QGQlA O6EQE.Eh1fARQs ncra n
, 1864-10-26

CoKH1ssART AwARDs. Yesterday at noon.
colonelJ. A. Potter, Depot Quarsermaster, opened
the following proposals for supplies uItil May s5th:
Wood II any desired quantity to the various MILL
tsty otneee hospitals and camps III vicinity, The
wood to be delivered free OF charge,
Hm blanchard. beach, $l3 p per cord,
a. Il. Van BuIen. beech, $14.y6 per cord,
per cord. "'1'o'
YIN. Krrk, beech or maple, sf.45 per cord.
Thomas Baker, beech Or map5e, $l 95 per cord.
g. De clefque, beech or maple, $l4,Uo Der cord
F. Alden, ae required. $la.e0 per cord,
IN the absence Of BIZ. Baker, whose bid ssas the
Alden. ~' -
Capt. G: Y. Campbell, Commlssary Of Spb.iet-
ehce, Jestetday made TIE following awards B.
Adsms ct q Go S9oo - Union M1lls,a Flour, ss75
, 1864-10-26

OUT or HIS SruEaE.-The little ex-Colouel
Cameron. ts generally supposed to hare great
fondness Tor rebel bullets so much 20 that be came
very near entering upon the task Of fting them
himself, at the commencement Of the war. Here
is an tnttance Of hie affection. While aeaS Knox
Vile, Inst December. he was Hiding ont viii an
Orderly sergeant, when few pieces Of lead whfz-
zed through the air. Turing 10 his attendant, be
" aNo," taid The serge int, ut l. tue rebeIs''
Wen said the doughty Colonel, lyon 70 On to
1hsadqpA.ters: an ont Of my sphere, I viii 90
@aa. very. The bo5s Of the 65th had ereat reason
20 pe proud OF him. bone remarked yesterday
tnAt n II Cameron should 60 ronnd auons them hat
zaohsal to' himself be would cet monfs;'s allow
ance-nore kicks than ce1tl,
LARcfax Or MoHEr.-A maa named Samuel
Len wss yesterday brought before Justice Brown
, 1864-10-26

n11fska7H WAEo VIDE AwAkEs.-A ueetinr
Of me Union men Of the Sixteenth Ward rtu he
helo thss evening. at 5hlichs Hail. for the purposs
Of forming VIDE Awake Club. and of h,vjnn :
good time aezer1lly. Rcn. Jonn Te1tWorth G6'
+. q. Eastman, MINOR Stevenson, r. 4. Waite
Esq., 4lo ostet1 are expected to audte=s the meet
, 1864-10-26

6A!QuetMs eeots. Circle, IS caas
ElvAss boxeA 90 and $4.e0
, 1864-10-26

EfOR 6ALE-TWo handsome Cot
u Inn taGel IN oSs ef tse ost :cas9abe 10 GATORS
aooEs from Lake. the o:nef il On Csrpe1tsr s,rses
tn1se docEs f5om taltcn as the nrst Cottage % tbs
Wess slde g! Carpenter. No one need apply to rept
~ thsy VIII not be rented. hut win b sold at bar.
Ra!n JaeJ are new AMI complete IN eYary re1pect,
Rooa oef1s attached 70 both. Parties w1Bhins 10
purei 40 may aacrtes FL. Eos3 Lock Box 8, OfR3.
ocG.-ust3It
, 1864-10-26

............1
SCRIP. s4s..ss....... S61DQ
NAau 284
, 1864-10-26

fouND.-A package OF money was picked Cd in
we once o. TIE Cook coclty War Fund Commit
tee, room +, Court Houte, yesterday, Oct. %. Tns
owneT can have tie same by pyos1ne nr,,nerfv ,od
Gs1ipR toE thts Advertisement to the Cook Cot1ntv
, 1864-10-26

OHG DAT TO THE SIuK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
The one day syetem of labor income and reye-
nue. adopted BY the Sanitary Commission, /.
meettr With general favor among the LOYAL bust
ness men. In addition to receipts already auh.
Of the following: ~~~P'
Sands Brewing and Ale Company, 20 Dbl. ale.
y. ns1.er @ 20: ........... .......-....S .S5GG0
Mn.ne E1etne W9rke sno eup'oyees....... 32bU
Employees {girisl In Fntry's Broom Factory. din
Employ ees in " D. Young &; Co.'s Plow
"1@As..+ -.-...............s. 1880
Howe 8 Robbins, Commission Merchants. SID
4tAE g 6stes.: $500
Jno. y. 4aeson d GO o....-..........-...... a5 90
G1sts re In cHc1l1uoo IN different departments,
ar1 otrlkd 49, f-1%sA
, 1864-10-26

LABcEhX-A man named Siss Cotbin. n onso.
com sailoz, VAS ar1a1sned It the Police Cnurt vea.
tefdsy charged with the Their o1 several ar,rlt. oy
ciofhtnR frcm Etore on Dearborn street.. II r..z
nsGed N hts behAf that be was suffering frona psr
aue1atJ ano efe2t efforts were nude to i'm.
Press the Court With thst view bnt evtisnY1r
IL the sum Of S5}1 ~ ftsAA Az a1'a1
, 1864-10-26

CnAUG1 OF T1N1-Dcofs o2an at x to O'Clock
Performance com1$C II Is oD '~'
, 1864-10-26
Railroad Time Tablo,

CHICAGO AND HoRTuwEsrBas-pEpor nos. wrs-
WATER AND KNztB srt.
, 1864-10-26

FOR SALE-Ons Hosse Wagon
Dc2f.t87a.34 N""7"A
, 1864-10-26

Nor DEeEr1ER-Rtbert Elli., whose 1ane
waf ppblttaec as kccd4dd'er from the town Of
Maine, Whites ns that be furnished su5sutute
ana Lola the 1eceip* of Proyort M11ohsi James
Therefor. We gladly publlsh the coutcivn.
, 1864-10-26

CUB MopERE JAcKsoN.-A blatant copperhead
as Obadiah Jackson, il. Hsis ab,ut a. constan,
az the usaA -rn Of Copperheads. he had the ef-
Court House Square on Saturday evening. and Ike
a pezs 10 The proceedin&s. when IL ts well EroWn
.eat oc se:ds eo 70 give can't towards redeenirp
LIE OWE Wa.d-she 15th-ftcu The dratt s
, 1864-10-26

FOR SALE Large Packing Box.
4 e., q 20 Lasalle strict. Ps!ce Is cent?
, 1864-10-26

E1OR SALE-Se7ern hotels.
T.. ocs1d,sg neq,ss ,,sezneeE saloons and nquos
oEk1ufS63s -
, 1864-10-26

New StarsI New AttFactieus!l
1mnenae success Of Nh C, &. COLLINS snd
JOHNNY ALLEN,
, 1864-10-26
" A R1ETY TIL EATRE.
Eos. lis and 1T Dearborn street

G \. .CHADT1DE.+......Pro Proprietor snd Manager,
7. i. and Stage AacsKe1.
, 1864-10-26
THE CITY.
O&4QO mearfnnnEan-

1oas evening at haltpass eevec O'Clock the
oioa C.oofoetee for the Legislature, those on the
toWn Ticket, and the candidates tor Supervisors in
tne respective Wards Of the West Division are re-
Quested 10 meet at the o1ce Of Jnetfce S.urter1at
On the corner cf We.t Randolph and Canal streets,
1or the pnfpoee Of cfectnG Al Organization In the
West Division.
This evening meeting of Union.loyipv citfzen.
Of the Fifteenth Ward III be held On the cnTner ~
Wells street aEd Chicago avenue. V.
4 Or ioz meeting will be helu at Drr+ou, a..
lion ttts afternoon At O'Clock ota+
, 1864-10-26
.FDr 5atR,

FLOR SALE - 500 file bred Me,1uo
5t,.. e5esp :, + particulars inquire Of c. 9. GAR
H54 crnx
, 1864-10-26

LAHcEar.-WiE1iam Van Ty.e, q recent srnn,,,er.
boy IN the 1881 1linois Regiment, complained yea-
1c-os7 IN The Police Court Of companion for the
larceny OF &43 Of hte ha1d earned money. The
young taisf was asEtated, AID to escape detection
tuIer snS motley 1n1o the vault OF an ont house,
Iae cafe was p:a My proven, bat before decided
u The Cou-t Il Was Compromised by the partie-~
, 1864-10-26

HxEKoop.-1he cupperheads hsve got big
card n <he peFton Of H. 4. Wsnkoop. their c.ndi-
ost' Tor Assessor Of Vest Chicago. He Is one Of
those straight, eoee Asted fellows they love 20
mueh voting the ticket, hset last, often, and an
tne time. He %aE one o. the immortal 21b who
voted for Buchanan. and Twelve months ago went
1sto the HeInh:tcsn convention, offering himseI
~ to1 07a+e II they wun1d take him, which they
would Hct. He Eas gone back 70 his root again.
, 1864-10-26

p9 - For qndsr wear, Wool shir.s, Hosiery,
WHsons, 1s6 Dearborn at, oc25nsakS."
, 1864-10-26

Orr 1uE 1EAcK-Tbe southern bound train IN
The Illinois csstral railroad yesterday went p,r.
t'a1S OF the track 1ear Scales Mound Station. No
onrneCt WIS done, the eusfreer ofecoyer1n, .ha
lac. IN time 10 prevent further accident. 'ue
, 1864-10-26

PERSONAL AND OpERAT1p.-M. DeVfro. +ha
manager Of the Opera Concert Company who are
to appear before our citizens this week, Informs
us that he Is to give osr Milwaukee netghbors tuo
n'chte Of Italian Opera in full costume, at the
AcsoGmJ OF Music In Milwaukec on Monday and
mur1c lovers bill sparkling with attractions, a.
, 1864-10-26

FOR SALE E-Seyeral Hotels,
Eos!tis houses. lager beer "a -oons. and iquor
Qcs6.Ua503 St
, 1864-10-26

TIE HU7eurseoke.-Tb:s Interesting family Q,
rougttc:t mace their appearance -lAss evening in
Meropo.t:a: Ha:. 10 $ good audience, no.with.
Etana.as the t:crble csu-td In procu.iog hall,
mort t.ii The :ast mo,neut, Tbey Were we'll ~
c.lVed. Tteis tAtetta1um. u. ie ons which cannot
lsl 70 vl:1:z b. Its fp1cy originality. while its
purely pas-.ot!e q aracter to Ill who
1--we 1bett c0Ersfy,
, 1864-10-26

PREetpEsr1AL FoTEt,-A vote was taken on the
steamer :" Clifton from Memphis to Cairo, gave:
L1co!n, 7s; Mcclellan, 81.
ine ualn rom CAIRO TO oden yeeterday. eare
Lincoln, rs; Mcclellan. 70; doubtful. "a.
a vote taken on the train from indianapolis tn
Chlcago, ysaterday, the 34th, reeulted as follows:
LiEtoln, ees; Mcclellan Is. '~'A'"''
, 1864-10-26

4 DEtEzsR cAreH1.-A rough looking fellow
vino ca.:ec b:mself Thomas McDo. n. 1wss arrert.
et Urdes the WtI;ox. on Mozday nj ht, suspected
o. bs!tg vacfe1t While he WEE being laksn to
TIC Atnurx ne WEE no:ic, d bs the otacti 10 take
Ia5e. :.om hts pocket and attempt 70 swal.oK it.
The psler ~. coon chked out OF him, and the
to.. 1hDt be belur..6 to Camp Reno. atd lhst he
vss n Chteego withcu: auihorisy. he Was dne5
&s5 ant costs.
, 1864-10-26

FOR SALE Stock and Fiyiurss
Of one Of The bart Liquor Eto,es in the c1ty, do.
ncSE.ra7d,Hc ~.9 ~@~ VA
, 1864-10-26

TEE 0PElAT1o CoTcKRTes-Tbt5 morning the
diagrams tos the two operatic Concerts on Psidly
and Saturday evenings viii be ready to receive the
peRp ut Higgins 7nutic store where those desfrlag
serDred seats may Obtain them. We have ready
enumerated the artists Of tht. troupe, some Of
public. The new obes arc Nine. Natal Testa, 4
ptima donna contsalto, who is we'll spoken OF By
the c11ics Of New York and the carpers OF Boston,
snoa IT. resta hs tsno xho does tn1 gnt
Behte1s is The conductor, and that IL sufficient
ensfanttS foE the accomplishments The impress
1ew candtd.te tvE the RIeenbacxt. bat oae gho il
oesuped 10 ~ hir endase. for be taxes good musIc
"lfe y! h.m NJ snd @ Il confident md happy.
1oe programme Ii q superior one, There Is 20
, 1864-10-26

FzsTrvAL-Tomorrow (Thnrtasy). lAdtes' its
t:Ea- fcr The oeteot Of soidiers families, Will be
Led Ut the Union Park House, the proceeds to be
ct+bucesd by the Relief Committee Of the I'oucr
1eh's Christian Association. The b bsueyolens ere
eafnes1f upptnlea 10. to contribute to the Wants
q the Wt7te Al little o. ee o! our gallant sodIers
GoEHtttee n1e requested meet, at teren O'CLOCK
l4lt tveasur, II the C14on Park Houte, to make
tIa! srtLnktGtL:4.
, 1864-10-26

o1F . 1NA1I t3CAl-Es-AD1uE
half past Il O'Clock on Monday night, vote On
Inc enolee Jor ihe next President was taken On
Conductor D. campbell's car on the State street
borse railway The result OF the yote waa A. fn1
lows: There were fifteen passengers on board tbe
e. st. but ,- one-a lldy-was not asked to vote. Of
choice, Abraham Lincoln, while one-a conseauen.
tai little city ofctnl cast his vote for Little Mac
The roars Of laughter which followed the announce
ment lest, cauaed the little MnckereI To dis
vehicle, from which amid the cheers Of the passen-
gesr, te beat precipitate 1etreat-not more pre-
opltate, hcWeTer tnan will be taken by bis choice
81 Tie whole country to be Represented By those Of
day night ~.N N1 AWAY
, 1864-10-26

fMoHT OF lScons1sTrScT.-The Cnwashed.In
vne o:e oemoe1aucpeace Party In procession,
marching to the tune Of 'Rally Round the Fig !"
8EH4 CnNsru 1resfdsr. b,s Il
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
fhe Sh1gerl' wing Machines

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1NE is fast gaining worldwide rcpntation.-
tits beyond doubt the best, cheapest and
i most beautifall Of all Family Saving Machines
yet offered to.3ths public No other Family
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Any one, even Of the most ordinary capacity,
can see, at glance, how to use the letter A
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite
style.
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine is
piece Of, cunning Workm dnship of the most
useful kind. 1t protects the machine when not
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sustain the work. While some of the Cases,
made out of tho choicest woods, are finished in
he simplest and chastest manner possible 10Th
ers are adorned and embellished in the most
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Iii" absolutely necessary 70 see the Family
Machine in operation, so ~ to Judge sfits
great capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for Family
sewing as our Manufacturing machines are for
manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread, needlss, oil, &C., of the very
best quality. .
Send fol PAMpnrrT.
45S Broadway, New York.
70 St. Paul, office, 250 Third St.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
". S. Rev. Stamp.l
1Canceled W. g. ". E
|THE ST ATE OF MINNESOTA,
| l. District Court, First Judicial District

|TNHE STATE OF NNESOTA,
l. District Court, First Judicial District,
County Of Gcodhuc.
Horace Wilder and Eli T. wilder
ofthe firm Of II. & e. r. Wilder
Plaintiffs, Sum.
Against Mons.
William Frceborn, Calvin Potter,
Richard Freeborn, Philip StorkeI,
andjoshua Haney, Defendants.
T he rrare or tfiuncsutu, to the above named
defendants, greeting:
/ Yoa and aci' Of you are hereby summoned
amp required to answer tho complaint Of the
plasn'i tts in the above eattlsd aetion, which
complaint has been filed in the office Of tho
Clerk of said Court, and to serve n copy OF
your answer to he said complaint upon the
subscribers at their Office in the city of Red
Wing, in said Goodhue County, in the State
aforesaid, within twenty days after tho service
of this summons On you, exclusive Of the day
of service and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiffs wi Il apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said mplaint.
Dated at Red Wing MINI. May l1th 1864.
WILDER & WlLLISTON,
Pitts. Atty's.
d., ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

TNHE STATEOF MINNESOTA.
L District Court. First judicial District.
County Of Goodhue.
Charles McGlashan, Plaintiff,
Against.
SrMMoSs
William Freeborn, Philip storke],
Joshua Haaey, Richard Frceborn, Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
defendants greeting.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
has been filed in the office of the Clerk Of said
Court, and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint upon the subscribers at
their office in the city of Red Wing Goodhue
|county, in the State aforesaid, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on you
exclusive of the day of service and if you
fail to answer the said coz, a,plaint within the
ti,se afo1 1esaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said com
plant.
Ned Wing Minn.. April sOth 1864.
WILDER & WILLISTON,.
Pitts. Atty's.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
AN ORDIN ANCE.

. AN ORDINANCE entitled an ordinance ito
am end ordinance No.2l being an ordinance
entitled an "'Ordinrnce to license, shows, car
evans, = c3rcuses, theatrical performances, bill
drayr, carts, auctioneers, ordinarios Ihawkers
pawn brokers, and money changers and tc
regulate the charges for hacks, cabs, draws and
|carts, and for other purposes. -
The city council of the city Of Red Wing do
ordain - il ILL.,. y :y2H-t::~. ..
That section of said ordinance beamendea
BY striking, out the words (twenty -fve) in the
ninth line Of said section 8 as recorded in tie
Ordinance Book ofsaid city and inserting in
lieu thereof The words (thirty.) -, 49,,
This Ordinance to be in force from and af-
ter its posting and publication. :. ~. ~s't
w. W. PHELPS, r.
II (Attest) H. 49, oiE, j lif.. - Mayor.
RoB'T DEAK1n, City Recorder. - =.