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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE
n AND SPY the most interesting and exciting
BOOK ever published, embracing tn Adven lures Of
Won " ia the Union Army as Nurse, Scout and Spy.
Giving most vivid inner picture Of the War. Re-
tfutd and disabled officers and sol tiers IA want Of
oftabls employment, will mud It peculiarly adapted
TO tre- condition. JONES BROS. & CO., go Oh St
nut street, Phiad Aphia, Pa. delT:lS6i4W
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DIED.

On Monday evening, Dc. 26tb, ANNA MONT
GOMEBY, youngest child Of Rev. W. A. and Sarah
L. Rich, aged enc year and fur months.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
the funeral at the residence oi her grandfather,
Rev. L. Carter, on Wednesday morning at eleven
o'clock
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MARRIED.

at East Rockpori, Cuyahogs county, Ohio, on
Saturday Dec. 9th, by the ReT. NJ. Pett. v IL
LIAM LINTON, Of BainbTidge, to MARY ANN
SANDERSOE, OF the former place.
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IVES CLEVELAND BREWERY
OAEAL45F-, CLEVELAND o.,
Constantly on hsnd-for City and Expert Use.
II, III, Pale, Amber and Cream Ale,
Porter and Brown Stout.
PartieulaE attention Is called to my stock oi
PRESENT USE AND OBEAM ALES,
auound and reliable krtiole Of which can GWays be
found on hand during the warmost weather In sum
mer. Orders addressed to r d. STONE A9't,
VIII receive prompt attention. Augo-Ezs
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QUEENS OF SoSG: Being Memoirs of some Of the
most Celebrated Female VOealists from the ear
liest d avs of the Opera to the Present Time.
With Portraits. By Ellen Creathorne Clayton
New York: Harper Brothers. 1866.
This book of memoirs will meet with
favor with large class of the musical
brotherhood and sisterhood. The potraits,
which are good, add much to the interest
of the book. Among the portraits are those
of Madames sontag, Jenny Lind Gold
schmidt and Marietta Piccolomini.
Find it ct J. B. Cobb & Co.'S.
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Z. MONEY EzAEAzT--Deo. 81


EzensE-Active and firm ct 3 cent.
Sterling EEZchaDge-Dull at I093S91095s
for god
GOId-Heavy, unsettled and lower. Open ng at
2I45E, advancing TO zl7s4, and closing st ll71<
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A Ts4BUTE 10 THOHAs STARR KINa By Richard
rockingham. Boston II knor & Fields. 1865.
Every admirer and lover of that fine
soulod and most excellent man, T. Starr
King, will rejoice to read this beautiful
tribute, paid to the character of the de-
ceased, by that other admirable man, Rich
ard rockingham. The book might rank
as memoirs of the distinguished dead, but
it is infinitely moro vital than usual me-
moirs. Theauthor descants..onlthe inner ma
ture, the early conservation, the prepara-
tion of his hero for his work, his faith and
philosophy in youth, the beginning of his
ministry, with the eleven years of its con-
ii --l.;GL l,-,~-- L--t - -aezth of in
terval, his four years in California, and the
closing Gene.
Toe book is written in the deep and ten
der spirit of an elevated friendship and
sympathy, and cannot fail to 20 to the
heart of all who appreciated and loved
Starr King.
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CHICAGO mAKaET.-Dee. %.
IBT fELEgRAPH.f


FIOur-DnIl.
Wheat-Firm at 81 651ISl &,
COFn-Firm.
Oats-Firm ct 6I1ZG65c.
WhisiKy-Opened weak ~ u 10
PrOVtsions-Dull.
POrk-Prims mess SIS 5cGsC 90; mess ss7 Co
ass 90.
HORs-1O5l9l21zo.
Dressed HOgs-Duh aud declined one dollar.
Sales at SIS 259l3 IS.
Reeeipfs-50OO bbls -four; 900 busb wheat;
So, ,OlO bush Corn; - 900 oats; hogs 10 coo.
Rose 4 PreEsiss' E5rOvisIon market Re-
port.
The following are the rates charged b. a.:
HaIns-sugar-our0 premium hams 3 D--.--.ss c
Dried heek-3 ....'-a.s---.-le g
ers-Sug % c
BaeOu-Or Smoked Sides q alI-..---.-...-..--...4l C
I.ardl-Prime leaf kette-rnd'd in bbls o. ircs-Za
Prime leaf kettls-Tndr'd in kegs q in..sb c
POrh-No. mos5 b "
Extra clear 81 lbbl..sss.--.....--..-..--.-. Al "
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
$50 % Al Articles are
VAR anted strictly primo, and equal to anything Ia
tho State. OrdsrH promptly 6Ilod.
BOSE 6 PREnTTss
6eI6-R Nos. 1A2, lt4 and 1876 Ontario ssreet.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III superior Nj.
Subscriptions received 10 the

Subscriptions received 10 the
u7 3-l0 PER CENT. AND 1910" NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOommission allowed to Subscribers.
BBU g. Bonds Of 1881, B-29s. 1O-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and OanRda Money bought
and sold at best rates Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
rent funds converted ct lowest. RsVenls Stamps
f3r sale. oo4
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sHAksrEARE's sOESETs. Boston: Ticknor & Fields.
1865.
The publishers of this exquisite little vol
ume made happy hit (hapPy for US. we
mean) when they sent US copy of their
admirable collection of the sonnets. A
pocket edition of these best sonneta ever
written has long been q desiders tum. tits
little convenient book of one hundred
and sixty pages-a poem on P7go. The
publishers have shown a good deal of taste
in the make up of this book. The paper
is cream-laid, the print open and frank,
and an illustration, drawn from the last
sonnet of the series, embellishes the vol
ume as frOntispiece. It IS the neatestI
cosiest book Of the season.
J B. Cobb ( Co. have it for sale.
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5EiuEIru.
.OLD AND SILYEKH
NJ. BURT

I4G SUPERIOR STREET, has Just received =
splendid lot Of
Gold and Silver watches, silver Ware
and Fine JeWelry,
OF every description. His stock of CHAINS, RINGS.
PINS, 40 is the very best 10 be found, and can be
bought at q much less figure than elsewhere IN the
city. H. BURT,
ds7 Watch and Clock Maker, lac Superior st.
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aEl am MONEY ADVANCED
and EaI-kn0Ta WAuNEn . uUz1N OF 7 IOE, q
SECURITIES Of every kind, VIZ: Gold and Silver
Watohas, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeTslry, Guns,
pistols Clothing, Dry GOodH, Pianos, molodeoHBl
and ali ,srs0nal property and articles Of value,
she mosf satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri
FAte. Est8bIHhod 1851. h B.-A Vsrist7 OF uu-
redeemed Wetohoei 5eEslT7. gans, &C. ies osls 81
sarEainz.
Ofics'-0aEnsE Q. Ystsr and Superior streets,
e5sr Davis and Psiz0s55's Clicking Store.
-osig2 J. q. SN. WhGHEE
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CAsUALTIEs IN TIE BATTLE OF NASHVILLE
The following is q list Of Ohio soldiers
wounded in the engagements near Nash
vile, Tennessee, December 18th and 10th,
1864, and admitted into hospital at Nash
vile, Tennessee
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TEE PERPETUAL CURATE. Novel. By the Author
Of 'tChrOnicles of Cariingford," &c. New York: /:
Harper and Brothers. 1856.
Novel readers who have read and glowed
over the "Chronicles Of Carlingford" will
hail the appearance of another book Of &c
ton by the some author, and will peruse
it with as much satisfaction as any one OF
its predecessors. 1t possesses considerable
interest, and will have, no doubt, an ex-
teusive sale,
1t may be had at J. B. Cobb & Co.'s.
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TRAVELER's REGIsTEB.

re- Citizens wishing Conveyance to eith., OF siIU
above Trains BOats will be called for by uoaohes
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their sddEess
st tho Omnibus Odics, lat Superior STREE, OeU'
door - the WeJdsil House.
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3nlasemeais.


The Great Production, nj an Expense
of over S2,OOOi
AND CONS TWO NoNrH5' LABOR
Everything New Brilliant and Magnificent
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 2S. will be pre-
5 nted the Grand Oriental Fairy Spectacle, from
the Arabian Rights, called
ALADDIN!
Or, The Wonderful Lamp.
ALADDIN. N...................-..Mrs EFFIE ELLSLER
KasrAe, lthe Dumb ave- Mr. John Ellse-
MI. Evelyn Evans
New Scenes, Gorgeous WaTdrObos, Splendid
Marches, Comic Dances, Choruses, Songs.
IlluminatienB, TablssuI, &C, Sc, sc.
HOST OF AUXILLAEIES.
The Spectacle will be preceded by Farcs.
For particulars see daily programmes
PRICES OF ADMIssIoH.
Dress OiEuls and Parquette 30 cents; Secured Esa.i
to Dress Circle, 70 cents; Family Circle 51 csnkF
Gallery, Is oents; Private Boxes 3, and do..
lars; Entire Private Box, single seats, 81.
Doors open st 6;45; Ourtain rises at 7:30 O'Clock
OtLEVELAND PRACTISING -Aa-
OABsE Y.-Ths Grand FANCY tss
DRESS and MAsQUERADE BALL or this 49,
seas0n will te held at O8APIH'S HALL, "a
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 2Sth. The Mara.
gers VIII be happy to nee, their many friends oD
that OCCASION
orders for Carriages may be lsfS az 8. W. Gar.
rett's, or with any OF the Managers Committee.
Ball Room Tickets, admitting Gent and Ladies,
81 90. Speotstors' Tickets-Gsnis so cents, Ladies
vs. cents.
J. Keaghin, O. N. stcdsrd, NJ. MoArdIe,
FLOOR MAEAGER- ". Hendrick5on.
CoNMITTEE-O.H y He drickso5, Y. H. Eeszhin,
T. A. May, W. - ner, r. Bruce, J. Dunn, " /.
Ragg, ]. scanlaD,ow McBride, Z. T0Wner. ldel4:ls3
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Hiram WilfOrd, Il, 4gth, right arm, Sc
we're; Edwards Wilson, D, 49th, left shoul-
der, slight; Samuel C Atwater, I, 4Ist, left
arm amputated Charles D Springer, E,
l24tb, left hip, slight; Harrison Jones, l,
49th, right hip, severe; Sergt Jameson
Bush, c, 41st. right arm, severe; John
King, B, I24th, right leg amputated; James
Larkin, E, I24th, fracture "pleura;" Geo
" Bendreo, F, 4Ist, right arm, slight; John
A Bell. l, 49th, confusion left breast; Con-
rad Bape, G, 49th, left shoulder Arthur
Bell, I, 49Lh, thigh; Philip Bloom, C, 49th,
confusion abdomen; Peter ChristmRn, F,
41st, left leg, severe; Michael Clouse, A,
41st, fracture second finger, right hand;
Simeon Crawford, H, 49th, bruise of back !;
Corp Hiram Chase, 6, 49th, flesh leftshoul-
der; Martin Cowley, F, dist, right hand,
severe; Corp Charles " Cooley, G, 49th, left
hip; sergt Milo A Dick, @, 49th ,mazillary;
Jonathan Durfee, F ,49th fracture upper arm;
John Delanthy, F, 4Ist, confusion left side;
55ntheR EgspE; Hz49thg Fs0btt kPia"Iaie ki; Gefg;
Frank Monawith, B, 121th, left hip, severe;
Abraham Musclemam; G, 49th, right ten
sus; Andrew Milton, G, 49th, left thigh,
severe; Jerome 0go, A, 49th, left leg, severe;
Christopher Penn, D, l24th, amputation left
arm; James Quinlin, X, 124th, left shoulder;
Sergt John Beecher, c, 49th, confusion an
Gle; George R Simon, A, 49th, right side,
slight; James Sackett, l. 10th, right thigh, ,
severe; John Souder, B, 49th, back severe;
VIM B Thompson, X, 124th, fracture right
tibula; sergt John Vsdadurg, G, 49th, right
shoulder.
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LOCAL NOTICES

NEw YEABs.-The following Banks and
Bankers will close their places Of business
on Monday next, January I'd. All paper
falling due on that day must be paid on
Saturday, the 31st:
]. C. Buell., Assistant Cashier, Second
National Bank.
A. S. Gorham, Assistant Cashier, Com
mercial Branch Bank,
Henry Wicks & Co.
W. L. Cutter, Cashier Merchants Bank
of Cleveland.
Farmer Il Painter.
C. A. Read & Co.
Wason, Everett & Co.
4. K. Spencer, Assistant Cashier First
National Bank.
John F. Whitolaw, Cashier City Bank.
E. B. Hale.
Wright & Brother. deo28l84
Fifty DOLLARS REwARp-For information
where Sewing Machine team can be found.
Said team consisted of one pair of black
horses, with silver mounted harness, and a
covered wagon with body painted dark
green and running-gear yellow-the words
"Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines"
on each side, and "Wm. Sumner & Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa" on the end. The team was
last seen q few miles from Conneautville,
Pa, about Nov. 25th to 27th. One-hGlf of
the above amount will be paid to any
person giving information of either horses
or wagon. Address
WEsr & CoNLT,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Or WN. SUMNER & Co.,
dec2s:1s3 Pittsburg, Pa,
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CURES, COUGHS COLDS SORE
~ ThTost' Asthma and Consumption. Il ls only
necessary for any one trouhio5 Vlth t5fss e0ns-
plants 20 tT7 one bottle e
stFieElsHd's EeHlfR0a5 CO8sh Balss5
70 convince them thst It is ths best pTepErzion
or used. I. not only curos the above s6sollous Of
the Throat and Lungs, but & cures Eight evests
and Splitting Of Blood, and is q s-csilsut garsls
for hny kind Of Sore Throat.
Il Is plssszni 10 cake, end b q san msdinins FsI
iafaatE
Price 81 cents psr bottle.
FOR sale hg Druggist. generally.
uuAYle:B2-mou.tu&W5
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AICOHOI,-FOR SALE Al THE
- CHUROHILL & PROTHER,
Drnzgists. I28 Ontario st,
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ORDINANCES.

To grade and improve the alley running
from Russia street to Hurd street, and
part of Hard street. Second reading.
To amend an ordinance 70 regulate avn.
ings Tabled one week.
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CIARM FOR SALE-CONTAINING

HAIs1 run DAhA-OOAAA AA4N 4ANO
thirty acres OF Tst-rate land under good cultiyA
ton. situated IL the town hip Of NeWburg i've miles
rom Cleveland. There areoTer 800 young fruit trees,
some grapea aud small fruits, good barn, hrst-casa
sad further particulars sPplY to GEO. D. BECK 20
HuSeriOr street. Oc2if
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A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.

l.. A few davs ago frightful accident oc
CURED ut Bulwick Mill, near Stamford. to
Mr.. G. saddington the occupicr. While al
work at the mill, by some mischance his
coat 'eaught:oae If The cog-whecls and, but
for the rare courage and self-r ossession he
Showed he.;.woqld have been dragged be-
tween the naill!stsnes and; crushed to death.
As it was, hc"pulled vith;atl his. might 10
resist the power Of the machine-y:, The
leeve of lis coat would not give way, st
I'LL, and the arm was torn and mansled
abovethe elbow, t-The only: person In the
antn besides: Mr.. Saddington was his ap-
pren'ice to whom he shouted 10 stop the
works. This was done instantly, and the
courageous man thea called for knife,
end oa its being brought to him, he at
tempted to liberate himself BY severing the
tnat'lated arm from bis body; but the
knife vas too dull and jagged for the work,
and it had to be given back 10 che lad to be
:!!hetted.';; Some time elapsed: before amy
thing coulIhe found: rheteon 10 sharpen
it, and Mr.. Saddington told him 10 use mi
old metal candlestick to take off the rough
edge. 1t was then handed back, and the
heroic man severed himself from the crush
cd and bleeding tendons, leaving his arm
between the wheels. Having bound up the
stump in his handkerchief, lie went home.
It was near midnight, and messenger had
to be dispatched t, Kings Cliffe. four miles
distant, for surgeon, and some hours ncc-
essarily transpired before his arrival. In
the meantime every attempt was made to
stop the :efusieu Of blood by applying lig-
atares.e On the surgeons arrival it was
found necessary to put the sufferer to still
more pain by amputating some inches Of
the stump, the operation being borne brave.
ly.-She61eld Independent.
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INNOCENCE AND IGNORANCE.

Who shall hot contend that ignorance
isn't the highest kind Of bliss, after wha,
happened yesterday at the Florence House !
Mr.. G. W. Bradley, proprietor, was looking
oyer his funds, spd Incidentally showed :
few friends fron, the country . package Of
| the new Governments s 2o:bonds. One Of
these bonds: was $500; four were 500
and u S5o-making an aggregate Of $3.50.
The gentlemen from the country passed
them about, admir:ng their artistic finish.
ard most Of them were LAID back upon the
counter: So'ne:of the party left, and di-
rectly Mr.. Bradley. found himself short Of
the $500 bond, coupons and all. The po-
lice took up the case, and Bradley tele-
graphed to the gentlemen of whom he
bought the notes, requesting the number Of
the missing one. Matters looked mixed.
and as the day wore on, Mr.. Bradley look
ed blue. While the excitement was at it's
height, a, E,ah named Barker-also from
the country -reioined his comrades and
Was informed Of the loss. "Do you mean
things you we're showing US this after.
noou ?" Mr.. Baker was informed, that
these were the things. Mr.. Baker explain
ed substantially as follows: .sWell, 1
guess put one in my pocket. supposed
they were some new kind of hand bills, and
I thought would take one home and read
it! 1 guess it is in one of my overcoat
pockets" !" aud he Immediately felt and
found it. i
In common with the rest Ct. the party hSi
did not know its value, having never eeeuI
one before. Another one Of the partv.
! that runs on . boat Somewhere, said aftsr-
wards that looking at the bills hS had IS.
tended to take one and takS il I'M il Ii.
cabin, but that Mr.. Bradley. had laid th.s,,
back on the counter, and he thouxAt 81
would be time enough TO ask him .for ma
Of them before he left for, homel The s..
suit was most happy, as Mr.. Rradley ~
covered his money, lhd the esatie,.ss
from the country learned tho diiier,noe 81
value between genuine Sos and. pasent
medicine handbills. Shew Hapes yes,sel..
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n | snfEAT MAHfRT.
G'REsH Meat, Hams, Sausage and veee-
i otables o6all kinds, kept constantly on
hand. Shop On st. Gsrmsin street. ssis, + +
CHAS. LUHc. +
a4s~e - :, .
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- sleepy churchwarden, who ofted
played ct cards, hearing the minister. use
the words shuttle on. this mortal ooit,h
.stsrted DIP; rubbia hlssJes, and exclaimed /:
"Hold on It's ny iesl =" -.
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4. 4 SHADOW.

~ .s5s.5 49,. stt EEEstz tAlF =g{SS ~
Whatlaek the valleys and mountains
That once were green and gay?
What lack the babbling fountains? ~.
q" Their voice Il sad today, ~, f'5 E,
51. Only the sound Of sweet voice,
Tender and iwest and low, 55i
Il. i That made the earth fedoioe 3
A year ago!
5~52T ~ ss}
What lhaaktthe toa1er Aowers! -,
A shadow is on the sun; a.
What lack tho merry hours, = Il
That long that they were donsl
Only two smiling eyes,
'.> j. That told stjoy 4nd mis4hs =
They are shining Ia the skies,
mourn on eartht +@E i3s
What lacks my heart, that makes It
So weary and full Of pain, % F'''t75.<.
That trembling hope f6rsakes II, 81
Never to come againl
Only another heart, ;.t { ,
49, Tender and all mine own, ..z..
l1Sthe sti1l grave it lies,
%'' ''1weep alone! @;aeE Sui .
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Too FEARFUL TO CoxrEnpLAr..-Therc
ia u work advertised, called Every Man I
Lawyer. What state Of society
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'sThE DEMocRAT :
Il published at St. Cloud, stearns County.
Atanssots. every Thursday afternnoon.x
oPrIce-CoRNER THIRD AvENus AND WAsn1NoroN
~ y SrREE1.t
v. BNlrcHELL Editor :; &;Preprleter.
- +.1@t'T2s~s~7~T--y 50 TERMS, - 49,
THo D0zLARs 4 I.EAR, ~ xDraycE.

r
RATES OF ADvERT1s1Na,;t
One. column, one. year. ;.,y...~ SIS 500
One-nait coiumn. 'cne year, 20 40 90
uhe-1ourth column, one year, Us 90
One column, six months, III: AS 90
One-half column, six months. 80 90
> One-fourth column, six months, As 90
One square. one year. 500
One square, six months, 500
y Business cards, five lines or less, SIS per
annu;n: six lines, Sc; eight lines, s..
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
TEN lines of this sized type constitute a
square, and cards will be charged propor-
Ihonate to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid, ollidi,l:.2 hs.c z;ccE
!, j O B " Or X
sefs oil kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
F g.
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ny =: = = - :
: DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,

DRACTlCES in all Courts, State and Fed
Il lsfseral: prosecutes claims before any Of
the Departments at Washington. . =
n@ Particular attention paid to :he co.,
lection of Bounty and Arrearages of Pay
of Soldiers, Pensions for Discharged Sol
diers or for the heirs of those who have
-7slied in the service.
Office in Sd story, Brokers Block. over
.s@J. C.. & II. c. Burbank s. Co.; , vGn23 u
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I - st. Cloud !
Bo6T AND SH0E'
8 H O P. Vs.

..s:JANEs BIG GERsrArF
Z
uAVlNG. :opened a Boot and Shoe Shop
Ill onsSt.. Germaln street. two doors above
Burbank & Co.'S store, is prepared to make
boots and shoes, Of every style and quail,
ity, at q
:: -; :: :; Z go: - }
TEiSON.d RATES.
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The namsb s. whck kthe Prince st vale,
WI y sscsnd the throne will b King Edward
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T HoMAs 10 II ESt
BLACKSMITH.

* / H. kinds. Of work done. il I'll. ii b..t
a. possible manner. Particular atten-
tion given 70 horse and ox-ehoeing, plow
work, and repair1nH H;pf al kinds. Shop in
same building with Henry ". Weary.
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W WEARY
.,.:s,,CARRIAGEMAKER. ta. =

HAVE removed to my new shop near
the Brldgs,vhere lam prepared TO do
all kinds Of work in the Carriagemaking
line. Wagons, carriages and sleighs made
in q neat and shbsf antial manner ct low
rates: Particular attention paid to repair
ing: T@a1%l &zfsa S<XE.Hc5t1 v3-tf
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-20
The Io1MMteer,
City and County Affairs.
RED WING, JANUARY, 20 1854.
PUBLIC IECTU II E3S.

The following named gentlemen will lec'
ture at the Court House in this city, on the
evening Of the day, corresponding to which
their names appear below:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-20

State OF Miuncsota,l
County Of fGe.dhuci
The State Of Minnesota, to the Sheriff or any
Constable Of said county:
Nea are hereby commanded to summon S.
l. I. Sanford It he shall be found in Your
county to be and appear before the unaersicn-
ei ono Of the Justices Of BE Peace in and 70,
said county OH the 4th aay OF January I a
n. > O'Clock in tho forenoon at my office in Red
Wing in said county 70 answer to Pascal
smith G Wells J. Dickenson sf the arm o
Smith & Dickenson in a civil action. and hav,
YOU then and there this writ.
Given under my hand this sssh day Of Dec
ce,uber 4. D. 1854.
FRANK IVES.
Justice Of the Peace.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-20
NOTICE.

The Beard Of Directors of the Gsodhne
County Agricultural society and Mechanics
Institute arc requested 10 meet at the Court
House in Rsd Wing on Friday. the 4sh day oil
March next. ut osclock r. H. for shs purpe<e
of making oat list OF premiums 10 be offered
on the next Fair and 10 determine ske tame ct
holding the SAINT and tar the rHrpese es
isansscssns saeh other business - may te
eessned expedicnt
Dated AZ Rcd Wing, Ninn., Ian. - 1854.
"A. MARVIN, secy. ". S. GROW. Pres
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-20
DIED.

DEB
At Pine Island. Ian 10th, Ralph o. infsus
child Of fOx.xx1o snd NAE,ox Nor ues.x1. as-rd
months
And shns osr fskss Aavre:,
So precious IN eur sxe>>
Was csrlr taken from, The earth
TO hleost IA rsradise.