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fIHHE STATE OF MINNESOTA,
l. District Court, First Judicial District,
County Of Gcodhuc.
Horace Wilder aud Eli T. Wilderl
Of the firm Of II. & Z. T. Wilder
Plaintiffs, Sum
Against mons
william Frechorn. Calvin Potter,
Richard Freeborn, Philip StorEcl,
andJoshna Haney, Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above nance
defendants, greeting:
You and zach of you are hereby summoned
amp required to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiffs in the above entitled action, whiel
compliant: has been filed in the office Of tht
Clerk of said Court and to serve copy o
your answer to the said complaint upon tht
subscribers at their office in the city OF Red
Wing, in said Goodhuo County, in, the State
aforesaid, within twenty days after tho servic'
Of this summons on you, exclusive Of the da,
Of service; and if you fail to answer the sale
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tifis will apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint. r.,
Dated at Red Wing MINI. May 1lth 1864.
WILDER & WILLISTON,
pItt's. Atty's.
U. s. Rev. Stamp soc.
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"a District Court, First
Judicial District.
md SuihIhpnS.

ON ~ orA.t District. Court, First
County, Of Goodhues judicial District.
Amanda u. Eastman and ~ surnnpns:
N. Z. Eastman her husband
Plaintiff. l-.--u
Ps9s":1: Rs%n:; eiss ess md Gls Cur.
Defendants
The State Of Minnesota, to tho above nSimed
defendentt Sarsuel Giles and John Giles.
fou and each Of yeu are hereby unnfoned
andrequired to anawer tho. complaint of the
above named plaintiffs which is filed in 7thl
office Of the clerk Of the District Court ofsaid
Goodhue county 1t Red Wing in said county
and to servo copy OF your answer 70 tht
said complaint upon the subscribert or either
OF them At their office in the city OF Rsd Wisl
service hereof upon you exclusive Of the day Q.
such eervice and if you fiji to answer tho said
complaint within the time aforesaid the said
plaintiff vii apply to tho eorrt for tho relic
donna nded in the said complaint.
Dated June 9th 1854.
- WARREN BRlsroL with FnANK IvEs,
80 a ~ ~ plaintiffs Attorneys.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
SrA-E or N.SSEsorA
COnuly y. t:o,,ihue,l
District Court tor Gooihue Comfy First
judicial District.
II. ". Lambreton, Plalntitf.l
vs.
Wallace Wood, Defe nden,)
il, State Vi III unssota TO the above named
defendsnt
Y'u are hereby SUNNI oned aud req ouired
to .ns"", tbs como'a;ni Q 5ilc plaintiff in this
~ci": with i now on file in the oiiies OF the
CLARK u ":. t'oI':. |" his u'f; at Rod Wins
in s:'' :'"r;y "a t'."fve a ."py Of your an
s"er { .a' q :sp,aint on the subacribers 4,
tl!c'r "'cn il The village Of Mantorvil;e II
D>"'"c "nis n SAID State within twenty
c;.y ..:.e: IA. s"rrlcco Of this summon upo1
>o~ e.>..:si, sc o: sho day of sach service; aud
= y'' ail t""'1s" er sail complain. within thl
tim aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply t. th@
cort '"r the relief demaudcd in said com!
p.hinS.
Dated July 11th, 1854. <:g -:
LA. PEE = HAIL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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@SrRA:YRDso Or STOLEN.

h From tho Subacriher in the town OF II orenca
Gosdhue C9ulty, Minnesota, on, the 2stK day
" - sesxEBAY HoRst:. aoego a.~g :.
ssia Korss hes a!blaek mans ,and.tail, has 4
sidsfably knee sprung. He Is about II years
Old mo shees on his fest, and il rather thin in
ASsh. -
Any pSIson Who will return said horse. Go'
give intormation ~ letter or othervi - " her,
he can b found shall ks weli paid for al
tr.sbls, time and exponse. 2aa ~: as'&7 - "A
July 20th 1861
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.UYO0 WISH 10: De CURED
~ S,t'+ DR RI1CHAN MS IL = +

ENGLISH sPEClF1C PILES edre. in loss thar
lmpotency. Premature Decay, Seminal Weak
ness. lnss nifty and ill Urinary, Sexual; anc
Nervous AftectiDnr. no matter from what can 81
produced. Price. Ohe Dollar per box. Son
post paid, BY NAL, on receipt Of an order
One Box will perfect tho cure in most cases.
Address JAMES s. BUTLER, * =, -
General Agent, 427 Broadway, New York.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF NiNNEsoTA.l

County O. WnoI hue,
The stats OF minnesota, to Joseph Sleeper,
You ais hsfxb slansu asa -nd required TO
BE- ana app~ar b eEe IN unasssi ixned enc Q,
she 1ussssss u the t'esev IN and fcr saiA esau-
y. =, ". .i1ss III ssd ~ ing. on the 9Th day
cf August 4. D.. iSss NJ useloek In the fore
n..,. y Aasvsr - eAAr:ss Ncssiashan in aeiv.
il srsivM.
Dated Jslx 1lts Is-%. '
JAAEsu. PARKER,
Justice ot ths Pssss.
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District Court, First
Judicial District,
Summons.
STATE OF M1SNEsorA,(
County Of Goodhue. {
Mary Jane Mccormick
Plaintiff.
Frederick Mccormick
TIA EnN,dnllk -
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$50 cts, Cancelled

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The State of Minnesota, to the above named
defendant, Frederick Mccormick. . .,.
In the name ofthe State Of Minnesota, you
are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the above named plaintiff
which is filed il. the Office Of the Clerk of the
aforesaid court at the City Of Red Wingin said
county ana to serve az copy OF your answer
in the city OF Red Wing in said county within
thirty days after the service hereof upon YOU
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and if
you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time ;oresaid the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief dsmande! in the said
complaint.
Dated June q tn 1864. i
- : FRANK IVES,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Red Wing, Mimi.
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SEWING. MACHINE

in the world 70 aking the LOCK STITCH will
the ROTATING HOOK, and using the GLASS
FOOT. -
GEORGE X. ClIITTENDEN,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Northern Indiana. Minnesota and Kansas,
1O6 Lake Street. Chicago.
- Circulars may be had on application
by post. BAKER & MARVIN,
n46v7ly Agents, Red Wing.
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THE STATE OF EilN EESOTA.
District Court First Judicial District.
Ceunty Of Goodbue.
Charles McGlashan, Plaiatif,
.c-.-. Against.
SIMMONS
William Free5orn, Philip Storkel,
Joshua HaAey, Richard Freeborn, defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, 10 the above named
defendants greeting.
You and each Of you are hereby SUNNI onel
an- required to answer the mplaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
has. been filed III 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 alter the service Of this summons on you
exclusive Of tile day Of service and If you
tail to answer the said complaint within the
tire aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court tor the relief demanded in said com
'plaint.
Red Wing Minn.. April seth 1864.
WILDER & WILLISTON,
Plsi's. Atty's.
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|M cRlNE vaiux6ie. The people ara s. Der. 81
|ostvins that glowing representations arc moi
lmssit. -
ihst il il ecenemY and wiaioIi to purchase
enly SEWING MACHINE Of
Known Practical Utility.
Thsre a.e 1861 600 Machinessin t,ss IL tni,
T6e Haehine il PROFITABLE and AVAIL.
ABLE LIFE TlME. ). .'t''
IL II eQral to TEN Seamstresses.
A~ Aanuel Disidts1 of 100 to 500 per cont
On ito eost) may be obtained in use-by it.
posasssor. This 10 tho only
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

INFAMOUS SENTIMENT.-Whas mind is so
dep,aved aud what heart so calloused to
humanity, that the following sentiment can
be received, from the Rev. Theodore Til
ton, without shocking its sense of morality
and deccncy:
II would to God that could live to see
the white male population of the South ex-
terminated, and the females left to the
mercy of the negro. that a better race might
people the Southern States.''
The brute who put forth such sentiment
in the light of the nineteenth century, de-
serves coat of tar and then set fire. So
depraved a wretch disgraces the name Of
humanity, aud polutes the atmosphere of
civiliz a ton.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
Great Fire in Louisville.

On Friday morning. July 1st., Louisville
was visited by one of the most destructive
fires that ever occurred in that city. 1t
originated in fine block of four -stor Y
bu ildings, on Main street, between Eighth
and Ninth, belong to Mr.. Joseph Peterson.
Such was the rapidity of with which the
flames spread. that before the Engines could
get to work the buildings were doomed
The houses in which the flames originated
were occupied by DR.. Magruder, Medical
Purveyor. They contained 10000 blankets,
large amount of valuable chem cals aud
drugs, including 5000 ounces of quinine.-
The loss to the Government will probably
amount to 100000. The flames rapidly
spread to 9th er and valuable buildings. and
in the course of few hours over 81, 800 COO
worth of property was destroyed. Among
the losses we regret to see the names of ].
B, McILVAIN & Son, Liquor and Flour
Dealers, formerly of this city.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
Special Notices.

~ Let those who have doubted the yir,ro.
of Bulls Cedron Bitters, ifany such there be- read
the following Certificate from gentlemen vol,
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general Introduction into the army will,
save the lives of thousands ofou soldiers.
Louisville, KY, June Sd, 1853.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good eff
tects produced by the use of DR.. John Bulls
Cedron Bitters in case of general debility and
Prostration OF the system, and believe its general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suf-
fering. Among our soldiers particularly would
this be the case especially those who are ezposed
to miasmatic influences In the Southern climate.
Maj. Philip Speed, Col. Int Rev. Sd Dist. XIV,
Chas. B. Cotton, Col. Port of Louisville. XIV.
Col. K. Dent, Prov. Marshal Geu'l of Ky
Rev D Henderson; Vice Pres. Sanitary Com.
Harvey, Hughes & Co., Publishers, Democrat
Geo. P. Doern, Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
Hughes &~Parkhill Wholesale DRY Good.
Dealers. Main st. Louisville, KY.
Davis, Green g. Co. Wholesale Shoe Dealer,
Main st. Louisville, Ky.
Hart 81 Mapother, Lithographers, corner of
Market and Third SITS. Louisville, Ky.
Julius Winter, Clothing Merchant, corner Of
Third and Market SITS. Louisville, Ky.
Cant. s.. F. Hildreth, ofSteamer Maj Anderson
C. NJ. Metcalf, National Hotel Louisville.
Col. Jesse Bayles, 4th Ky. Cavalry.
George D. Prentice. Louisville Journal.
See advertisement in another column.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by SEATON 4,
BRODRICK, Maysville, KY.
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for the past six months. Not one of these
troops have yet been called into active ser
vice. CLEVELAND.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.

The Ipouirer publishes a special dispatch
from Gettysburg on the 4th stating that
there is much excitement there. and in the
country south Of Harrisburg, in consequences
os rumors that a large body of Rebels are
making a raid on Maryland and South ern
PENNSYLVANIA, and had already crossed the
Potomac.
The following was received from the
Headquarters of Gen. Couch:
JOHANNESBURG, July 4.
The latest information is that small cav.
airy fore had crossed at Falling Waters, and
the main body was within three miles OF
William sport, mum bering, it is said, 5000.
A force of 1000 cavalry was reported
crossing Dam No. 4, last night.
HARRISBURG, July 4-Midnight.
Official information from the border, re-
ceived by the Governor to. night. indicates
that the enemy is advancing northward, on
raid.
Yesterday morning at six o'clock Sigel
was attacked at Lsetown and Darkvllle, Va.
by a large force of the enemy, said to be
under Z ,rly and R,nsome, and driven from
his position with slight loss.
Sigel says there were $500 cavalry, the
number of in fantry not known. A dispatch
lust received by Government says 10 Rebel
cayalrymen were seen within i've miles oil
Hagerstowu this P. NJ. Other reports, con
sid cred reliable, says there are no Rebels
this side of the Potomac.
The object of the enemy is to advance as
far as possible into Pennsylvania and get
horses and take prisoners.
New YORK, July
A store ship courier from Boston for New
Orleans totally lost 14th June on Leonard's
Key, Bahama. Small arms, rigging, SC.
were saved, and sent TO Nassau. Comman-
der Grey, officers and crew were saved, in-
Guiding sailing master Edward 3 Pratt, OF
Boston; Ensigns Sampson and Snow, aud
Paymaster Brown, who arrived hero
PHILADELPHIA, July 4
There are numerous reports about that
the Rebels are crossing the Potomac at Fall
ling Waters
New YORK, July 5
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived
morning.
The pirate Alabama left Cherbourg on
the 10Th, to engage the Kearsage, and at
tackled her ten miles from Cherbourg. The
engagement lasted one hour and forty min
utes. Both vessels made seven complete
circles in maneuvering, at a distance Of from
a quarter to a half a mile. The Alabama
was sunk
Semmes and part of the crew were saved
by the English yacht Deerhound. Sem
mes was slightly wounded in the hand
Before leaving Cherbourg the pirate left
60 chronometers, his specie and ransome
bonds there
No one killed, and only three seamen
slightly wound ed on the Cherbourg The
vessel sustained but little injury
Semmes declines a public dinner at
Southampton, and went to Paris to report
TO the Coafedera Comm issioner
Three of the Alabama's officers and six
Of her crew landed at Cherbourg, from a
French pilot boat, also several from the
British ship Acton
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
rTbs steamer T. J. Picket arrived at

sCincinnati on Friday night. Her passsn-
gers report that Hunter, Crook and Averill,
with their commands, are In the Kanawha
Valley. The soldiers of Hunter report that
a Sight took place at Lyucbburg, with equal
numbers on both sides, but in the night the
rebels were re-enforced by Ewell's COM
mand, which was S:onewail Jackson.s old
brigade. On discovering this our men re-
treated in the morning, but were surround
ed and cut to pieces on the retreat, with
great slaughter. They lost their supplies
and ammunition on the way. The COM
mand was generally routed and cut to
pieces,
1t is reported that Gen. McCauslin and
Gen. Morgan, with 5000 men, have effect
ed junction, and were making towards the
saltworks on the Kanawha.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
From the New York World.

In accordance with the recent letter OF
Governor Seymour, directing the matter Of
the suppressed newspapers to be brought
before a magistrate, District Attorney A t..
Oakley Hall commenced taking the evidence
and submitting the testimony before City
Judge A. d. Russell. on Tuesday last. After
examining the witness. Judge Russell issued
warra ut for the arrest of MajorGeneral Dix,
Major Barstow, Major Powers, Captain Fun
dy, and other officers on guard at the Office
ofthe recently suppressed news papers, whic
was placed in the hands of Sheriff james
Lynch. The arrest was promptly made
and the military gentlemen courteously
submitted, aud with their counsel, E. Del
affeld Smith, United States District attor-
ney. appeared before Judge Russell yester-
morning. Mr.. Smith requested time to ex-
anime into the papers and consult with their
associate, Judge Edwards Pierrepont. as to
the future course to be pursued by them,
which Judge Russell at once granted, and
the case was adjourned till Wednesday
next,th defendants in the mean time being
released on their own verbal recognizances.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

FORGIVENESS OF INJURGEs.-One of the
brightest attributes of the human character
is willingness to forgive injuries. Amid
the trials aud conflicts of life there are few
persons who do not often feel that they have
been in ured, in one way or another by some
fellow being, and on such occasions it is too
common for the heart to become fred with
a desire to avenge the wrongs mmit ted -
But happy is it for the injured party if the
gentle angel of Forgiveness trumphs over
the demon of Passion, and Gains the per-
turbed emotions into a sacred peace. We
envy not the condition of that individual
who cannot forgive a repentant offender for
some wrong inflicted An unforgivipg dis
position is more to be dreaded than the hy-
drophobia. It's possessor is not only
element of social discord, but he carries
within his breast magazine of misery,
capable of working his own ultimate des-
truction. ITO err" is pre-eminently Thu
man," we should see to it, then, if err we
m ust, that it be on the side and for the sake
of charity. Who can doubt that Heaven
looks upon such errors with leniency akin
to approval?
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

MEMORY OF WRoNG.-A rich landlord
ono oppressed poor widow. Her son
lit le boy of eight years, saw it. He after
ward became painter, and painted life
likeness OF the dark scene. Years afterwards
be placed il were the man saw it. He
turned pale trenbled in every joint. and
offe red any sum to purchase it that he might
put it out of sight. Thus there is an invis-
ible painter drawing on the canvas of the
oul life likeness rejecting correctly all
She passions and actions of our spiritual his
'.ory Oh earth. Eternity will reveal them
% every man We must meet our earth life
again.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

eral Hospital, Lexington n.y., from june 4otn
to June 18th, 1864, inclusive:
Henry Dunkers, private CO G, 1st Ky Bat
talon, left wrist severely.
Robt G Stephens, private co =, 1st ny Bat
talon, neck and shoulder slightly.
Josephus Chambers, private co ID, lst ny
Mou nted Infantry, nose and face severely.
Calvin Cunningham, private co q, lst Ky
Mounted Infantry, right lung severely.
VIM H Vance, private CO l, 10th Ky Cay,
face severely.
Lloyd H Nottingham, private CO D, I'd Ky
Cavalry, left arm, severely.
John Fogle, private. co D, 4th Ky Cav, left
David A Graves, private co b, LIST Ky Bat
left thigh, slightly.
Lewis Doyle, private CD C, I'd Ky Bat, left
side, slightly.
Thos L Glenus, private CO c, I'd KY Bat, left
shoulder, severely.
left thigh slightly.
Geo r Irwin, private co e, Ist Ky Mounted
Rifemen right leg, severely.
James McCown, private CO D. 10th KY Cav,
right knee, severely.
Sam1 Ryan, serg't co B, 4th KY Cav, left
thigh, Slightly.
Albert c Norven, sergt co c, 18th Ky Cav,
thigh slightly.
TT Hill, private CO Fl, 9th Ky Cav, thigh,
slightly.
j w Judd, corp CO NJ, 9th Tenn Cav, left
shoulder and back, slightly.
VIM A McCown, private CO G, Sd KY Cav,
neck and back, severely.
w G Boggs, private co +, 18th Tenn Cav,
right leg, slightly:
Il l. Hall, private co b, 10th Ky Cav, lett
side, slightly.
Geo Hagen, private co Is, sd Mo Cav, leit
arm and shoul Ter, severely.
RW Walker, corp CO II, 9Th Ky Cav, left
thigh, slightly.
Orlando Miller, private CO F, 9th Tenn Cav,
Lewis Ray, private co D, 10th Ky Cay, left
ankle, leg amputated
Jas D Hughes, serg't co D, I'd KY Cav, left
foot, severely.
Lewis a Perky, private co E, 9Th Ky Cav,
left side, slightly.
VIM Wolkert, corp co F, 18th Ky Cav, left
arm, severely.
Alfred Il Steward, private CO A, 1st Ky
Mounted Infantry, both thighs, severely.
CB Brent, IL Col 4th Bat, Morgan's com
mand right breast, severely.
VIM Evans, list Serg't co D, I'd, Ky Cav,
right temple, severely.
Henry C Hubbard, serg't CO A, 10th Ky
Cav, left leg slightly.
Geo II Gardner, private CO F, 4th Ky Cav,
left leg, slightly.
H G Harris, private co D, let Bat, Morgan S
command, left lung, severely.
II Collier, private co D, 4th KY Cav, right
arm, severely.
FL Robinson, private CO A, 1st Bat, Nor
gans command, head severely.
VIM II Race, private CO c. 1st Bat, Morgan $
command right side slightly.
w o B RadclilF, private CO d, 10th Ky Cav,
right shoulder severely.
j E Norris, CO B, I'd KY Cav, left thigh Sc,
verely.
John BiIlow, private co B, 4th Ky Cav, left
arm slightly.
Cs Mclean, private co c, Sd KY Cav, right
thigh, slightly,
in Crawford, private CO D, 4th Ky Cav,
left thigh, severely.
Burnett johnson, private co a, 4th Ky Cav,
right leg, slightly.
Joseph Perkins, private co B, 18th Ky Cav,
right leg, slightly.
Jas Bradley, private co F, 4th Ky Cav, left
thigh, severely.
Lytle Romans, private co A, 4th Ky Cav,
RICH hip, slightly.
John Robertson, private co A, 18th Ky Cav,
left arm, slightly.
FM Fightmaster, private co E, 9Th Ky Cav,
right side, slightly.
John Conroy private co D, 10th by Cav,
left foot, slightly.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

OTTbe new Enrolment Act hos passed
both branches of Congress, and only requires
the signature of the President to become a
law. It will be signed to- night, and on
Monday the President will issue proelama-
ton, calling for 500 900 men under the new
law. Volunteers will be received during
the fifty days after the call. At the end of
that time draft will be made for any de-
ficieucy in the quota of State. The law
abolishes communication.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

ONE DROP AT TIME.-Have you ever
watched an cicle as it formed? You noticed
as it frozs one drop at time until it was a
foot long or more. If the water was clear
and sparkled brightly in the sun; but if the
water was but ghtly muddy, the icicle
looked foul and its beauty was spoiled -
Just so our characters are forming-ons lit
tie thought or feeling at time adds its in
tluence. If each thought bs pure and right
the soul will be lovely, and sparkle with
happiness: but if impure and wrong, there
there will be final deformity aud wretched-
ness.