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MOltTGAGE SALE.
NEFAULT having been made in tn

nEFAULT having been made in tn ccndi
- tlon OF a g rtain Mortgage execuecd and
delivered hy William II. Nichols and Jane T..
Nlehols phiswite Of tho County Of Faribault
and state Of Minnesota, to ] &C. Easton dated
the Gig nth day of January one thousand eight
hundred and sixth-threc, ana duly recorded in
the office Of the Register of Deeds. tor the
County Of Coodhue, State Of Minnesota on the
Seventeenth day of January 1868 ats O'Clock
T. NJ. il Book . of Mortgages, on paaes 29O
29l :92 on which thero is claimed to be due at
tic date OF this notice, the sum of two hun
dred and fifteen doll .rs aria fifteen cents Ind
no suit or proceedings at law having been com
mcnccd thereon -, -
~NoW~theretore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Ola power of sale coutairel in said
Mortgage, and in conf, nifty to the statute in
such case, made and provided, tho said Mort
gage will be- torecloscd py sale Of the premi
sos descIibed therein or Of 20 much thereof a.
may oe ufhclent to satisfy tho amount then
oue on sslo Mortgage together with the expcn.
res otsale and thirty dollars Attorneys foe.
st'pnlatcd IN said Mortgage vt public auction
! TO INC hlghe.t bidder ut the Office of the Bank
othsd wing IN Rod Wing in said County o
Goodhxe ~" on Thursday tho -l9tll~ day May
to's, at II O'CLOCK Of the forenoon of the same
day The premises described IN said Mort
gage are rs follows. viz:
The East half of the North East Quarter ant
inc North West Quarter OF tho North Ea.
Qual S;r and the North East Quarter of tn,
South East Quarter all il 5; ction No. thirty
| three ( 33) in Township No. one hundred ant
eleven (lll) of Range 10. seventeen (l7) con.
tanning one hundred and sixty acres 0
| land moro or less.
Dated the 3lst day of March A. D. 1854.
! j. c. EAST0N, Mortgage.
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Best in the World!

The great quantity Of worthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have b:en palmci of upon the un
suspecting public Ly those without character
IRON the fact that they werc sold at low
price, Is surprising ind in view sf this state
OF things, we have ma lie it = Ing, untirinx
study to produce machine that could in no
way b: classed among them. and finally to
lead the van offirst elias Sowing Machines now
IN use. An intelligent examination Of its r,or
its will show that We have accomplished our
object.
lst. Some Of tho valuable features of this
Machine over all others Its rever ,ible feed
either to the right or left IT'S per rect rciabil-
ty, never skipping stitches and the making
Of four different stitches for the various kinds
OF work the operator may wish to do
"a. L. is almost noisclcss-runs very fast
and the change Of the feed is ma :c whilst the
m achinc is in motion.
Sd. 1t mak kos the lock stitch, whi;h has been
considered heretofore by an almost universal
verdict, a. the only reliable one made. w,
acid to that the double lock- which makes j,
doubly sure ; the half and full knot stitches
oe'hg perfect knot to very stitch, which is
more durable than can be made by any other
machine, or by hand and in all cases leaving
the stitches on both sides the work alike.
The feed may be reversed at any point
desired without stopping the Machine.
Changes for tho various stitches may be M adc
while the machine is in motion. -s.a
/ Its stitches are the wonder 70 all.
The beauty Of it il unsurpassed.
NO other covers 80 large range Of work.
scws light and heavy 'abrics with equal IA
cility.
3, The work will feed either % the right or left.
Runs qmetly: sews rapidly. -
No difficulty experienced in sewing across
thick seams. &. -v~ y. 49,. >~tt
Needle more readily adjusted than in any
other machine. ~H>H r5fttE
~Tailors cannot afford to d. without them.
|. Every family should have " Florence"
Its motions are all positive.
Will last lifetlme.
No springs to get out Of order. / z#s
y ls thoroughly practical. - Is : szassa -
The hemmer the most practical in use.
Turns wide and narrow hsms and will tell
beautifully. ''-~ .,
1t bra,das neatly and handsomely withou.
tho slightest alteration. IS
The inexperienced find no difficulty in uain9 II
Oils no dresses, all It's machinery being on
the top Of the table. <1s 'EF =
Every machine warrantc1. ISE =
1t will substantiate all we clam for il.
Barnum's self server which guides the work
itself, furnished with each one OF our M achines
free Of charge. ~-~ ~..- 49, -, -
Samples Of sewing and descriptive eiscxisr.
will be sent to any addrem on receipt of stamp.
ldd,ess .
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
Salesrooa l14 Lake sssees,
CHICAGO. ILL. q
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, FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

THEsE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half tho thread
and silk that the single or deublo thread loop.
stitch Machincs do will uem, Fell, Gaths,
Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and are better adapted
than any other Sewing Machine in use to the
frequent changes and great variety of sewing
required in family, for they will sew from
ono to twenty thicknesscs Of Marsellcs withos,
stopping, and make cvcry stitch perfect or from
the finest gauzc to the heaviest beaver cloth
or even the stout:st harness leather, without
changing the feed, needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment Of Machine whatcyer!!!
They arc simple in construction, and easily
understood and if any part is broken by acci
dent, it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 60 for to
determine the choice o: any intelligent buyer.
Please Call and Examine ,or send for Circular
n. b. Local Agents wanted in scct,on. not
yet occupied. Address,
F1EkLE & LYON s. MOO,
vsn2 No. 53e Broadway, Ns,e York'
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
A SINGLE BOX OF DRANDKEr HIS
- li'T Pill

contains more vegetable extractive matter
than. twenty boxes Of any pills in the world be
eldcs ; fifty Eve hundred physicians use them
in their practice to the exclusion Of other plr-
gativcs, The FIRST letter OF their value is yet
s,eaarcely appropriated. Whom they are better
Known suaden death and continued sickness
will be OF the past. Let those who know them
speak right out in thoir favor. 1t is duty
which will save ife
Our race arc subject to redundancy Of VIII
Ased bile ut this season, and il is as danger Gus
as it Is prevalent but Brandreth's Pills If
ORD an invaluable and efficient protection. by
Of those impurities which, when in sutlicien,
quantities, cause 50 much danger to the bodys
ASalth.s They soon euro liver complaint, dys-
kPepGa. loss Of appetite, pain in tho head. heart
burn, pain in the bre.st bone, sudden faintness
and cost vsness,. Sid ~ A. ). Clark, aid by
all respectable dealers in medicines
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GROVER & BAKERS
NO. 9,
Sewing Machine,
| $45.

A Sewing Machine
that will re. ombroid.
er rs well as stitch il
not the one for family
use. Grover & Baker,
Celebrated MACHINE.
both ; stitch and em
broider with equal ia
cil;ty
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

S45 BfOaAw0y, New York.
was pronounced superior to Ill othcrs n,
1 the Worlds Fair, in Londeu, 1881 It took
the First rseminn at tlc great Fair Of the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, in New York city
1868, where the judges we're practical mechan
1t look the first premium ut tho
New York State Eair...... 1852 and 1854
Vermont State Fair ,.1sss
Pennsylvan State Fair. .1sss.
Indiana State Fair. 1sss
wv, o'sto TUT .'' '......... 1853.
I,'uois STATE !alr''.' ........ 1853.
And at County Fairs without number.
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0Ao Ed N DdAC6'S
NOlSELESS
FA MlLY
Sewing Machines
&45 to 500. ;

AT our office alone
can purchasers exam
inc the relative merits
Of each stitch, and be
guaranteed ultimate &
thorough satisfaction
by our privilege Of cx-
exchanging for either
style, if'not suited with
their first choice.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
JULIUS BAUER.

No. 81 South Clark Street, Chicago, IT.,
COLE AGENT, for WIN. KNABE d COZ
y CELEBRATED PIANOS. Has constant tly
u largo assortment ON hand. and is by arrarre.
mcnt enabled to furnish them at L~.se.t Ps.-
tory Prases. Also on hand, large assortmsn,
o: :MELODEONS, second hand FlANOf. an.
all kinds Of Musical Merchandise in general
Second hand Pianos taken IN part pay for nov
Instruments. A call il respectfully solicited
n46v7ly JULIUS BAUER.
No. % s. Clark Street, Chicago, ILL.,
Pianos tuned and r~psirsd At yho1t netiee.
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u saves Time. Labor, Clot hes sad n IN =,
hiseasily and firmly secnred to the tub =,
washing machine, and will fit tubs of anv s;,e
OF shape. It's simple in its construction and
docs not easily get ont Of repair. -
:, II - not only PElEEcr WRIsaEp. but the
Cog whceis give It PowER which renders Il !
most excellent vashcr. pressing ana sens :. IN
:. it does, the dirt with ,h. water, 4Fom ,hs
Clothes. A&@ @SsEs@ - ~ 'ne
-4ny Wasse-.co.,oa ca,, use tt,
Ctstd ten years old cu,, cork It.
i viii save iss eoss every nix months. in II.
sAving Of clothes - '"e
=, We have seven sizes, from 1850 ia a.o
m me ofa.narx M samay sizes a,c: No. !. elo, and
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
QUERY,
why is it that CuR1sTADoso's HAIR

Why is it that CIIR1sTADOSO's HAIR DYE
is the best IN THE WORLCl
#S BECAUSE eminent chemists say 80!
81 BECAUSEit contains no caustic compounds
: BECAUSE it wears longer than any other
because It operates instantaneoxsly! 4
~ BECAUSE it does not stain tho skin!
BECAUSE it nourishes and s:rengthcns the
Hair
BECAUSEitcerrects the bad cIfoc,s Of otn
er dyes4 J. W. & a.
BECAUSEits presence cannot bo detected
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILS!
Manufaetured by J. CHRIsTADOkO, 6 Astor
hoass, New York. Sold everywhere, aud up-
pilot BY all liairdresscrs.
rtice, II, 81 50. and 90 per box, according
size.
Cristadoro's Hair Prcservntive.
s.a 1nyaluable with his Dye, rs it imparts the
Sutm vt softnsss, the most beautiful gloss, and
great vitality to tho Hair.
Price, SO cents, 81, and g. por bottle, accord
iagsso sizc. so'dby -. Ciark, 1t the Good
hue County Drug St.rc. "
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
Putnam Clothes-wri,,gcr


- The ONLY reliable Self Adjusting Wringer
9 az sTAe, frame being OF Iron, thoroughly GAL
tsnized, alldougsr frons rust is renored and tho
liability to shrink, SWELL split, &C., 50 ounavoid-
adls in wooden machines, is prevented.
~ No thumb scrssos Or complicated asteaings to
werro Ut or get out Of order; itcap be fastened
firmly to the tub in a single seeond.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS.
Jttook tho FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1861, and is
'eadous an ezcsption, the best wringer ever made
Instead of believing the statements Of par
ties interested in the rale Of other Wringers,
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
EIT$2 sTsst It THOROUGHLY with ANY and
ALL others, and if not entirely satisfactory
retnrn it. -
T~j~ 1t will wiring anything from 1zrsud TO y
Bed Qui7t without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England
Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted ir
every town.
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Putnam Naxvazuria9 o.:
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attsr several years experience in the manu!ac.
tursof chain for chain-pumps and water draw:
ers. in which have tested tho affinity Of iron.
and zinc, that if the process is conducted pror
crly, it is perfect weld Of the two.
IN Nearly one year ago my family commenced
using one IF your Wringers. 1t now performt
all OF its functions rs we'll ss it did the first time
< II was used, and has become an INDISPENSABLE
article with us. have closely observed scv-
oral other dinds Of clothes- wr:ngers, the mo.
dus operandi being different, trying to prodnce
tha same results as the PntAam Wringel, bu,
IN my Judgement the yhave failed. The Put
nam WrsnQer Is as nsar perfect possi6le, and
.- Respectfully yours,
JNO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years' experience in the galvanzine
business enables mo to indorso the above state
{ ment in all parttcuzars.
-; JNO. G. LEFFERTs,
No, 100 Bcokmann Srtcct.
= New York, Januar! 1864.
No. 2, $3.50; No. l, Sc, 90 No. A. $500
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re-
The PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO..
No: la Platt Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
.. ~'.s s. c. EORTuROP, Agent.
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PREMIUM

Call and examine our
Mach ines before pur-
Tchasing else where. We
q large
variety Of styles ofeach
Istitch, and adapted to
1.-THE Requirements of
Families aud Manufac-
turers OF goods where
'sewing is employed.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

| Wo have lately intro
ducsd anew style fam
fly Sewing Machine
making the Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
Jed in the same stye.
land sold at the same
lpricos as our Grover u
Ba ker StitchMachlncs.
|GROVER & BAKERS
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. ga special to the
Post says:
Some of the Presidents friends assert he
will veto the CONSUMPTION resolution if sent
to him by Congress.
a Nashville letter dated the 23d, says
Longstrest's forces, which have been heay-
lily reinforced from North Carolina, are CON-
centrated at Seriervlle
Our communications with General Park,
at Cumberland Gap is cut off, but General
Park announce by Courier that he can hold
the Gap for months.
The battle at Taylorsville lasted some
hours.
General Wilcox was painfully, thong not
seriously wounded.
Our forces were repulsed and fell back to
good position, since which time they have
not been molested.
Our loss in the brilliant cavalry affair
was 10O
Leslie, of the 4th Indiana, was mortally
wounded.
We took l27 prisoners and three guns.
Skirmishishing is continually going on
along our entire line.
Longstreet is hourly expecting reinforce
ments from Johnston.
General Foster is in direct communica-
ton with Gen. Grant and Thomas. No
doubt is expressed of his ability to carry
Grants orders.
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COMING TO THEIR SENsEs-The Legsla-
ture having passed several bills relating to
oaths; giving officers further time to qualify;
releasing swiuding sberiffs from response
bility; granting divorces to any and every
body who may desire them; lega!izing all
marriages that have or have not been made;
repairing all the broken bridges, inilI-dams,
etc, in Westean Virginia, have at length
changed their tactics, and on Saturday a
bill was passed providing bounties for SOL
diers who may enlist in this State. This is
an important measure, and we were pleased
to see it meet with such unanimous favor.
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PowRLL's RIVER BRIDGE, Va. Feb. s.
On last Friday three brigades OF cavalry,
about 1900 strong skirmished with the
rebels, under Gen. Jones, on the Va. road,
Is miles from Cumberland Gap. The
skrmishing lasted ; honrs. We held our
own till dark though attacked by a superior
force when We withdrew TO our camps,
three miles ia the rear, at Lnnsixe. On
Saturday morning, Col. Lore's pickets were
attacked by the rebels, when Colonel Lore
moved to the front to meet them. The
enemy were 1900 strong in infantry and
cevalIy, with three pieces Of artillery: Col
Lore fell back and camped three miles from
the Gap.
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Expedition mt Florida.

BosroN, Feb Ga private letter from
Charlotte Harbor, Fla, dated Jan. 18th
SAYS number of troops under Gen. Wood
bury had arrived at Ponta Rosa, their OBJ
iect being to cut off the large supply OF
beeves the rebels are taking from Fla. and
which are at the rate of 1900 pei week.
The expedition is guided by Lieut.. Crane
who was Commissary IN the U. 5. Army
during the war in Fla, and who resided
there uutil the rebellion broke out wher
he was obliged to leave on account OF hi:
Union sentiments. Lieut.. Crane says ne
intends to take possession of Fort Meyers
ON the Caloosahatochie river, and make II
a rallying place for Union men as well as
good base of supplies.
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FoRr SMITH, Ark, Feb. 5.-Captain
Russell, Gen. Hunters Adjutant, was brought
here to-day as prisoner. Gen. Hunter
is son of Senator Hunter of Virginia, and
commands an indian brigade under General
Cooper. -
1t has been recommended that Captain
Russell be held as hostage, and that
Quantril be demanded for the murder OF
Major Curtis at Baxter's Springs last fall
General Price has superseded Holmes as
Commander Of the Department of Arkansas,
who is still at Logwood. West Of Camden
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-08

LINCOLN TowNsHIP-The election in
Lincoln Township, Fairmont County, has
been declared void, and the Board of Super
yisors have ordered another election to be
held on the goth inst 1t seems that the
Democrats gained victory on the day OF
election; the polls were kept open a second
dav; still the Democratic ticket was in the
ascendancy, and third day was put in.'
The Democrat ticket finally triumphed.-
The election was declared illegal, owing to
the fact that the polls had been kept open
three days, and the Commissioners made
no returns.
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WHREL1NG WEEKLY REGISTER

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and exact justice to a | its citizens. We are for
the old Flsg altogether, and the old Union, as far
as it is possible to restore it. and for the ext sting
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Upon the coming events Of the year rest the
entire hopes of the People and Government. We
are in the midst Of bloody and protracted Civil
War. Its duration and close depends upon q
wiser, truer and more patriotic policy than we
have seen during the present Administration. We
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Publisher, Wheeling, West Va.
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YELEGR,lI|PHIC
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Tn too O'Clock. A M.
Important from Newborn.

FoRTREs MONROE, Feb. 5.-The steam
er Washington Irving arrived last evening
from Newbern, with dispatches to General
Butler and by her we received the following
highly important intelligence for the Assoc
ciated Press: s@it ~
On the morning Of the lst inst, before
break of day, the rebels, consisting Of
Pickett's division from Kingston. N. O.. and
Hoper's brigade from Gen. Lees Amy, made
an assault on the outposts at Boehellor's
Creek, 8 miles from Newbern; which after
desperate struggle they carried, capturing
70 or eighty of our men and officers. One
Go. of the I'd N. C. white Vols, of Q. ID
Fosters command, with section of Angels
Battery and detacmhments Of other Cos,
in all about 300 or 400 men, are reported
to Re in possession of Blockade House, J
miles from Newbern, surrounded by the
enemy, holding their ground against vastly
superior numbers; they will, it is stated, be
able to hold out for several days. A force
of our Cavalry started out this morning ,to
their relief but were repulsed in sight OF
Fort tetten and driven back The rebels
are in sight of the city and can be seen frou
Fort Totten manoeuvering their troops
Our forces are resting On their arms day and
night, waiting for the assault On the city
Five companies, together with the white aud
black citizens, are also under arms awaiting
the approach of the rebels.
Fort CASTOR, on tho south side of tue riv
er Trent, still holds out manfully. The
rebels have established pickeC station al
the Poor House, within rife shot OF Fort
Totten and within hailing distance of the
city.
This morning at 2 o'clock, Thursday "a,
the enemy, in barges, boarded the gun boa,
Underwriter which covered a portion OF
our forces, stationed between Fort Ander-
son and Fort Stevens and after terrible
struggle, she was captured with her officers
and large number of her crew. The I'm
derwriter being hard aground prevented the
rebels from carrying her of. The rebels
set her on FIRE.
NEwBERN, Tuesday, 4 P M.-Nearly two
thirds Of the crew of the Underwater are
safe. Acting Master Allen and all the otii
cors of the vessel, except the Sd Assistant
Engineer, Mr.. Allen are captured. It's re"
ported that the rebels are moving on to
Washington and Plymouth, and that they
are receiving large reinforcements. All are
confident that the enemy will attempt a
desperate assault on Newbern tonight.
LATEST
NEwBERN, Tuesday, 2. davenport Is
in possession of the rebels, which cuts oil
our communication with Beaufort. This
also gives the rebels the command OF the
approaches 10 Newbern by the Neuse river,
should thew choose to fortify its banks.
The impression is that Newborn will
stand long seige.
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The Capture of Gen. ScammOR
and Staff.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-By an arrival from
Kanawha river, we learn the particulars OF
the capture of Gen. Scammon and staff,
aud the burning of the steamer Levi. The
steamer was lying at Winfield, on the west
side of the river, when thlrty-tive guerrillas
during Wednesday night, appeared on the
opposite side, thirteen of whom Crossed in a
skif, took possession Of the boat, capturing
Gen. Scammon and forty soldiers and Off
GERS, all of whom were asleep. The rebels
afterwards burned the boat All on board
were paroled excepeing Scammon and three
other officers. The prisoners were mounted
and set off for the interior. Our forces had
started in pursuit. re. -.r.
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ANOTHER APPLIcANT.-lt was rumored
last evening that Gen. Fremont had tele
yraphed the President OF the Senate, ask
ing that gentleman to use his influence IL
securing him (Frenont) the command Of
Western Virginia. We presume resolu-
ton looking to this appointment will be in
PRODUCED into the Senate this morning
Washington City is no longer Military
Hesdo usrters-thoy have transferred tc
tho corner of Fifth and Centre streets.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. The klch
mond Examiner of the Sd has the follow
ing from Charleston, "a:
.sTbe steamer Presto, from Nassau, Jan
90 in attempting TO run in about'2 O'Clock
morning. got ashore off Sullivan's Island
and remains immovable. Most OF her car,
60, which is on government account, Will
be saved in good condition The enemy
have been firing on the steamer all day
1t is believed she will be total wreck.
"Tho enemy have discontinued firing on
Sumter.
"One hundred and thirty six shots have
been fired on the city since yesterday NOR
ming