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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-29


| Soldiers Aid Fair and Festival The
Fair and Festival given by the Ladies of the
Soldiers Aid Society, came off on Thursday af.
tsrnoon and evening of lasI week Taking all
| things into consideration this effort of the La,
dies may be called complete success. OF
course ths preparations were nothi II com pared
to the great Sanitary Fairs of the larger cities.
The expenses were light, and the receipts fair.
We understand the receipts were about $3.50 =
The amount OF expenses we have net learned
The Ladies of Ksnosha are certainly snti tied
to much credit for the energy and industry dis
played in farming so little to so;good acce I'm t..
IL would be superAaous to add that the people
exhibited their vol known literally ON the oc-
casion
The Hall in the evening was crowded with a
happy as well as liberal audience, who seemed
to enJey Themselves remarkably we'll The ia
bles as well as the staAds fer The display of FAM
ey, ornamental and useful articles The mana
gers deserve credit fer the, general comfort and
Satisfaction of all who participated as well az
fer the very handsome sum reaIixes Il the BEN,
cht OF the soldiers .Wu
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eOar Younx FoIks.,-We stated a

'OHr KOunH FOIIxs.'-We stated a few
wee ks ago that Msssrs. TIcKHoR &
FIELDS, the enterprising publishers of the At
lsntic MoHtsty were soon 10 bring out New
Magazine adapted to the wants, tastes and ca
pacitise Of the young folks-the youth of eur
country under the above title. Since then the
first No. has GENE 10 hand, and we must say it ID
all that was promised for it, and more too. II
this initial number is ia r sample of what the
work is to be for the entire year. and tce do NO,
doubt it-for TickEer & Fields are not the
publishers to issue number for effect and
then remit their eforts--it will fill a vacuum in
cur periodical litsature that has hitherto never
been fairly reached though frequent efforts
have been made in that direction. We heart,
lily commend it toseverybody who have families
growing up around them. 1t will interest, in
struet and improve the young especially Iii,
neatly printed on fac white paper at 50 a year
Address Messrs. Tickner Fields. Boston
Mass.
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Raising Qnotas. The citizens of two OIL
the Wards of our City, the lst and Sd have held
preliminary meetings to devise ways and means
TO ill their quotas under the last call fthe Pres
adent for 100000 men. and thussave themselves
from a draft under that call on the 18th Of
February next We have not heard what was
done at tae Sd ward meeting.
The frat ward meeting was held on Saturday
evening, and was presided over by Dept Pro.
Mar. Jilsnn. 1t was on melton. resolved to
make a strenuous effort to fill the quota Of the
ward with recruits, snd raise the necessary funds
by subscription, Charles E Bromley and Chas
w Mather were, on motion appointed com.
mittee to obtain subscriptions and instrue ted
to call upon svery enrelled ran of the ward
and report progress at an adjourned meeting. l.s
We have not heard that any effort is in cons
temp alton either the 2d er Attn wards
We understand that good progress has been
N de towards correcting the enrolment list f
the city.
Tho people of the several towns of the county
should see that this important work is done at
once
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The Fhrent.-Familiss would do well Il
keep a!ways at hsme q box of Broscns Bron.
ckiak 7'reches simple bat most marveIo usly
encaoics specific fer affections Of the throat, af
ferding prompt relief il eases of coughs, colds
bronchial troubles, etc Singers and public
speakers will fnd them also excellent to clear
the Voice Aad render articulation wonderfully
easy .-Moathly Magazine
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Lectures As has been already stated else
where; in the contemplated course, the first lecsre
to be delivered in this city, will be givsn at Sim.
mons Hall Tomorrow evening friday All whe
have not already secured tickets end who desire
TO attend these Lectures. will do well to procure
tickets for the full before the delivery Of
The first lecture
A Ticket for one person to a single lecture 25
cents; ticket for one person to FIVE lectuaes 81,
tickets for gentleman and lady, or two persons
for the full course; $l,75. Amy gentlman pur-
chasing a ticket for himself and lady, will be
entitled to purchase any number of additional Ia
dy tickets for the course at SO cents each
The price of the tickets is fixed at the 10 west
possible figure to cover expenses, bassd on the
expectation of very general patronage by our
citizens. Persons who purchase tickets for the
course, will not only find it source of persons
al qualification and profit. but will also perform
public duty, by encouraging literary taste
In the community.
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Arthnr's Honae MaRazine.-Tbe Janu-
airy number of this excellent eneap monthly, is
en- our table with the usual amount of excel
lent reading new Serial Story by L. S. Ar
thur, entitled 'Not Anything for peace is
commenced in this number. Also Campaign
Sketches by az Officer of the u S. Sigma
Corps, which promises to be very interesting
and instructive. Also Chronicles Of the Glover,
side Family. The Engravings and the fashions
are orth the price of the Magazine to any
family. We commend Arthur's to any Of eur
Subscribers whe wish to take an excellent cheap
family Magazine Single copy, per year 81 SO
three sspies 5000 sass
Address T. S. ARTHUR 81 Co., =.
I'D al -
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EorMasfon eta Teachers Assoeiatfeu
we call the attention of the Teachers sfthis
county to the Educational notice in references to
. meeting to be held at the School Fl ouss nsa
me / Farmers Home Pleasant Prairis on the sv~
sning Of the 4th Of January next. =
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Lecture The first lecture of the course,
which has been provided for five in lumber, i
will be delivered in Simmons Hall, tomorrow
evening Friday, by Rev. F. B. Norton, Sub-
ject :-THE SOUTH ITS EVILS AND THEIR
REMEDIES"
The subject is one upon which Mr.. Norton. i,
well qualified TO speak. from personal observa>
tion and know ledge. He had been a resident
for some years at the South when the rebellion
began, and had collected many facts as to the
condition and wants OF the people. a lecture
on this subject at this time is important. Many
of our Statesmen are now considering the ques'
ton, in respect To the line of policy which
sho uld be pursued towardssthe South, after The
war snall have closed aud the rebellion cub
dued This is a matter which involves great
and vital interests. and is now attracting srgsl,
the attention ef the pubic MUD. We trust oui
y eitizsns will manifest their usual public .piri
and liberaiity by the assembling of iuiI hous
Z Tomorrow night. sac 81, asl.an3 80.
sheep For saie1see the notice OF W.
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One of tho Corners.-Soms writer has
said that mans heart is a thing framed with di-
vers corners. Surely the best of these corners is
set apart for the good wife who provides for
him light and wholesome bread. She can only
do this by using De Land & Co.'s Chemical
salsratus Mind that. ys gentle housewives and
bay no ether
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soHoTF, VINEGAR &
AUCTIONEER,

THNHE UNDERSIGNED, Iicen ed Auctioneer W sell
j at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Keuosh. Coun-a
ay and the northern part Of Lake County ILL.,, nPon
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT.
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Wisconsin sorgo Convention.

/
The annual meeting otthe Wisconsin Sugar
Cane Growers viii be held in hsdiaon, conmen'
eng on Tuesday, February TIA. at 10 o'eleek
A, NJ Those who HAYES samples of syrHp,sugar
sad seed, are requested to bring them. 1t is de.
sirsabe as far as parctioable. to exhibit seed in
the head.
There will be aoomnittss. 10 examine and re.
port upon such samples as may be presented
and we trust that there will be Jspch an exhibi
ton ~ to enable them to go arrange and de :
scribe the varieties to deminish the 'ceb fusion
which now exists in many minds In issuing
this CALL we do it with the fall belief that the
year 1864 has been one Of more than ordinary
interest to the cane growers who have ma rked
It's progress, noting more carefully than ever be-
lore its various characteristics.
This fall was very propitious FOR ripeRing the
crop, and the cane thus far worked has yielded
a better quality of syr up than heretofore. and e
larger per cent. of sacsharine matter, There is
everything to encourage the serge cultivater !;
and by coming together in Convention. we may
so compare experiences as to throw much light
upon future lab1ra
1t is earnestly requested that there be a large
attendance ofthose interested 10 the success Of
the cane interest in the Northwest; and to the
growers and manufacturers of northern Illinois,
Iowa and Minpesota,aDd other Statss.we would
extend cordial invitation to meet with us and
participate in counsels.
Come prepared with such statistios as will
enable the convention to place before the pub,
lip fna Al
crop of 1864,
DAVID ATwaoD,
j w. HoYT, .
o. s. WILEY,
w. b. MAxsoE,
Executive Committee.
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Ne CsIiscssrs' Receipts Require
..ear. Siampss ~
We FIND The following in the Ann Arher,
Mich, Courier 2a
ALBION. Dec. L. 1864.
Mr.. EDITORS Township Treasure and 9TH
or win be Interested in learning that the receipts
for tsxss do sot require a stamp. 1t is held by
the Commissioner not to be the intent of the ae'
OF june 3Oth. 1864 to impose a stamp duty where
payment Of the same weuld become a charge
on the Treasuary ofths United States, or of an y
State, city, or town.
IRA MAYHEM Cole etor
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DOnatiOn Visit.

The friends Of Rev. John Keep Of Bristol will
meet at his house on Tuesday afternoon and
evening Jan. Sd 1855 All are invited and will
bring such testimon ials of their regard as they
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"CorruptioA wins not mere thar honesty
Still in thy rights hand carry gentle peace.
s To silence snvisus tonguss.p 81 ana
Uss the Liquid CatarrA Remedy diseov sred BY
DIR. d. II seslys, and judge for yourself OF i'll
merits. A single bottle often oures-always re-
lisvss ags slls5. e.apw & 8gseys e
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| !
AFFIDAVIT.
ID

PRINCIPAL DEPOTS
HELMB OLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WARE HOUSE.
HelmboLd's Drug and Chemical Ware Houee
594 BRDADWAY ~ Y OR
594 Broada0oy ~ y on
s HELMB OLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
Hetmbolds Medical Depot,
I04 South TENTH Street, PhiLadelphih,
1o4 South TENTH Street, Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND UN
as PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who Ende0uoT to
Dispose OF "ther own" and "other" articles
reputation attained by
HELMB OLDS GENUINE Preparations,
HELMB OLDS
Genuine Extract Buchu,
HELMB OLD'S
Genuine E1tract SorsGparilla.
HELMB OLD'S Genuine Improved RoseUash,
Sold BIZ all Druggists euerywhere, ask for
Helnboldd'S, take no other.
k5W- Gut out this advertisement and send for and
avoid imposition.
LORD & SMITH, Gent Western Agts.
1y7 20 Lake Street,
Chicago.
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rake no Balsams, Mercury unpleasant medicines
Tor unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DIS
EASES.
La all their stages, at little Expense little or no
change OF Diet no inconvenience and no exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength 10
urinate thereby removing obstructio preventing
ana curing structures of the urethra, and aayin
hamation, so frequent in this class of diseases and
expeling DISEASES AND WORN OUT MATTER,
Thousands upon thousands who ave been
VICTIMS OF QUAoKs,
and Who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured tin a
short ime, have fonnd they were deceived and that
tnePisonon," has by the of Powerful astringeps
been dried up in the ysem, to bak out in an agra
waited FORM and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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sansbnly Pert Wine.-This article, upon
trial We fad quite palatabls. It's rseommen'
dad tss weakly females and inyalids generally
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Mr. Robinsonbss just received q lsrgeinvocs o
this'wins foar years old of which he 10 selling a
Largo quantity. '-- sas ss,a7
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WI

USE HEMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU,
For all affections of the Uniary Organs
whether existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and 10 matter Of
how long standing. Diseases of
these Organs require the aid
of q Diuretic.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
rs THE GREAT DfURETIC
AND IT is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
.ra. ..ls.a IN ALL Dl SEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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$3.50 PER YEAR AFTER JANUARY list, 1863

$3.50 PER YEAR AFTER JANUARY LIST, lo6s.
Another Advance.-The continued advance in
the price paper and Of every other article that en-
tiers into our business directly indirectly, compes
us to add another fraction to subscription price.
On and after the FIRST day of January next we shall
charge for the Telegraph as follows:
To mail and Office subscribers one year, - 80
6monthB, 25
Delivered by carrier one year, w
The above prices strictly in advance II pay
ment is delayed ak months 80 cents additional will
be charged.
Mos: OF our State exchanges made this advance
snonths ago. and many ofthem much smaller than our
PAPER have been raised to So in advance. We regret
the necessity that compels this advance, but even At
AHA advanced rate shall make less profit than we
did four years ago when We had but 81 so per year
All who pay their subscriptions previous to Janua-
~ LIST can do SO at 81 per Snnum, but after that
shall be compelled to abide strictly BY the terms abov
set forth. .1- % .--f
~ sOHOFF VINEGAR co.
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TBE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES.
n KNOWN AS
HelmbOld'S Genuine Preparations
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
Fluid Extra ct Bucqu
aELHB0LD'S EXTRACT RUCHT

aGLhB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHI.
- nD;ssknesses arising from Excuses, Habits Of
N7@sA~sssipation,eSrly lndiscretion or Abuse at
.enaeu with the following symptoms:
foss r. pSs Mn to exertion, Loss Of Power
Weak Nerves Trahiy vi breathing,
Horror of Disease WsLar,ISn,
Dimness of Vision pain in ne
bot Hands, pSh ~ 'ne Dac2,
Universal I .e Snn' Eruptions on the Pace
tho M~so mSssit S OF Pallid Oountenance
These symptoms, if allowed to 20 on which Az.
neulclne invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EpILEpTIo p1rs
10 one OF which the patient may expire Who ..n
say tney are not frequently followed by those adra-
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware of the cause of their .pffar,o hr.
none VIII confess. The records of tho in.ana a.
iulns, ana the melancholy deaths by ConKnmn,;cr
pear ample witness to the truth of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFCTED
BY ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
oraIe the system, which HEMBOLD'S NxTR AOT ma
inVsr ably does. trial will convince the most
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sheep For saie2see the notice OF W. s
Maxwell nre.ersnesa "a a. quantity of sheep he
has fof ssle this seek
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ESS

This is saection OF the blood, and attacks the
sexual organs Innings ofthe nose, throat, wind
pipe, and other mucus surfaces, making its appear
in the form of ulcers. Hembolds Extract Sarsa-
paria purhes the blood, ana removes all scaly erup.
tons of the skin giving to the complexion clear and
healthy color 1t being prepared expressly for this
class Of complaints its bood-purifyng properties
preserve to greater extent than any other prepar>
atons Of Sarsaparila.
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Cash Customers

will guarantee that they will find things as re
scented, and that they can buy cheap Of me, 70
n determined not to be undersold by any one.
Customer, old and new, and the public gener.
ally, respectfully invited to call in and examine
the goods. They will always find me ready to wait on
them. ~et
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01

sooSkae Sss'S s!."s,St. c""sts: 1sr.o,Ar. cor.7.
/. In the matter Of tho application for let
tsrs Of adn,inistrati"n OF the Estate u Gunde,
lve1soh lxte OF sAid County declared. ..sa9
or Ftading 8 and fling the petition; 81 sie,;
Thoreson the widow Of Gunder sseslon late OF
said County deeeased, nruying tor tile 'rsssons
therein set forth thatsletters OF administration
Of ssEsta.c Of said dccea q ycd m ay 10 rYantcf
to Hans Hanson of raid County. It 10 ordered
thnt Saturday the 25th day OF Juno A. D., 1864
~ ten O'Clock in the iorenoon ~ tho sf1icc {.
the Judge Of tlFas Cen-t a. tho City of.Ked
Wing in -aid County bs'a,'dts, same fercb,
il appointed the time and place for dlearinR
said petition, and tir., - w1icHt and ri nc,
all pjrs0,s inter cs ed in the Istate Of snit de-
ceased ny, and they eseby are rcquir rod 10. ke
a nd aprear before this Court and show .cau.o
il asy there be, " ny TIC prayer Of ra,fa pci-
tioDe should not be granted. And it 10 fur
The, ordered, that notice ofsall ye:ition ard
Of the time and place soSas afore.nidf appoint
Cd TO hear tho fIine1 1ba eixeH 10 sll. .sucii 1-r-
s.ne 70 interested by a pul,cntion OF .hi. ord,
er for three snccc ss,ve Ecck, rTevisr. to said'
day Il hearing in the ucwppaper pi bishsd .,.s
issued A. the city Of Red Wing aforesaid cal.eG
the Goonnrx VoLCNTEIR.
Dated May e5th 1884, u aT1os8 H.
J.. 70, s.y n,S.a AIREN BRIsTna: =,
- Judge Of Probate
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01
AgslNGLE BOX OF FsD1AxDEETus
" %a " S s&Ss ~ 50 pIII88 1A@SE~a

contains moro vegetable ex1saetive matter
& than twonty 3xes ''t any pill. in the ~orti be
81 ilos. tiity eve hunare. physi isi,s use III NJ
il. thar praciico to Ch ,asxs4usi"n Of other ire
el.ivss.5 Thu arst isttAr 81 their value il yet
.,ar,oly appr.priateA. When they Are better
known, .u:.len deatl., and continued s'ckns {"
will be Of th, past. Lot those who know than
, spaa's right .,utin thsir favor. 1t is d duty
which aEsaves life. f.,xr .......
Gar race are lb,scs TO redundancy ot v!'!-
atc pila a. thia seAson, x,ll il is rs dangerous
q; it's prevalent hut Brnndrsths Fills IT
Cd All lnv.t Ahe and ekcient protection. ky
tof ta.e Hiilnpuriie. which. when t1,e suitcisn,
TqlLu:itia>, cause 50 much danger to tho 30 !ys
ulth Th"y soon curo liver cuinrlaiI +, dyS.
p .psln. lors Of ofupc.it, pair, III tho heasf heart
b lfD, paiu in the brr -, bonu Suddsn faiutla ~
u. vnsi~",ers, Sol.l ~ \. j. Clark. H:.1 b.
s4i rsss><sabls dealers in mvairiuss.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01
Best in the World!

The great qpsn,i.y Of worthless eswins Ma
chimes that have b.en pslnoed. OF uppn the -
inspecting public BY those without character.
sron tho fact that they we're sold It low
rrtce, - surprising; and IN view ~ this state
Of things, we have male il; l.ne, untirinx
way BE- classsd among them. and finally to
lead tho van Of fret elias Sowing Machines now
in usc. An intelligent examination of it's NOR .
i;s viii :ho" that 40 have accomplished our
l.t. Some 81 .ho valuable featnraa o. thi.
Machine over ali others: Ita rever iblc feed.
either to tho right or left Its per ect rclabili-
ty, never skipping stitches and the making
Ut four different s.itches :ov the variouE kiDd~
of workthe operator may wish 70 do.
ID. |: ia almost noiseless-rnns worry fn.t.
and tho change OF the feed is .ua 10 whilst the
mIchi il in motion. #'-1
T. Sd. 1t makes he iccx stitch, which has been
considered heretofore ~bv An almost n,t'arsal
verdict. .. The only Jrsl,able one made. -.
add to that tha double lack, which makes j.
doahly sure the half and full knot tts.che.
bein: . perfect knot +" esery l@titch, which J..
more dnIabls than can be made by any other
machine. or BY han.l, and in all cases leaving
The feed may be reyersed ut any paint
/ 54s ds.irsd without stopping the Machine.
Changes for tho various stitchss rnsy bsmsde
|y0ile the mar17ilo - III motion. -.
lts stitches are the wonder TO al. "@
The beauty OF i.ia unsArpaassd.
No other covers 80 large range 81 work
sewsishs srd heavy ,Abrics with equal IA
IN ~ soh I'M Al .ith., III, .sssh, II T. ,.f:
Runs quietly, >sws rapidly. af
No difcuI.y sxls'isaesd in sewing acrsss
thick asAlns. - "a -.''sS y t#".e
,Ns.ll. nor. readily .d,uss.d than in any
TailoYs cannot afford to d. without them.
Every family shcuE have :: Fiorsnss."
Its motions are Gil positive.
Will last Ii e,fmes, n 9f.szsz gtatsgSs rs4 il
No-sprinR. TO Rss ont of fordsr.
~ i thnfouehly practical. 1
The hefnnler the most practical In use.
Turns wide and usrrow hsms snd wilt ~
1issIrsd sa.tly Ind hAsl.sns,y ,~i.hou,
shs slightest alteration.
b Thsinexpsrisoced hnd no di1enlty in n,iag it
Oils no dresses. Ill is machinefy bsipg on
the top Of the tsbls..
Every machine warrantod.
u will suhsssntiata all re Clam for 10.
BArnum' seff aaYr0f vhieh Rui6aa Tho work
i.sAM furniahsd With sAeh one Of our machine
tffeS Of feAsSes. 81 8s "a s5xx
s.mpl-s Of sewing and descriptive eircularr
win bs sent 70 any address on receipt of stamp.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Saiesroon Ia Lake tseef, ..
tlICAGo. Ill.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01

-ssee Asss esf ssss ;sSs s ss 70
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01
Ststc'of Ninnesota,
2 ~ II rro.x1xecu.-.
tho guardian.hip ofMary

Comfy OF Dakota. "
= IN The matter Of tho guardianship ofsMary
+. Faribault. mlnorsdt g9;wada !xaIstx
Notice il ic'eby given that by virtue and
in rursu. nee Of an order Of license innade in.
D., 1864 b. the Probate Court Of said COUNTY.
the ufdefs led guardian Of The said Msfy l..
raribanl :. will on the 18th yaefJ~nss y. b. :,
Wing, in tho Coz y of W Sisn.'a ana h ss
aforesaid ct the Office Of the kegister Of. Deeds
q. thc sAid County o,tGopdb~c offs.. fsr sale st
public ycnd,r' the N!1ow;ng, described l.uds'
s'tsAted, ID the fs5d Comfy NJ Good Iss, to
Wit: The north wes, qHsrts:: = i'd the snor,h:
east quarter and ths nor:h ha1f II fht south
west quarter fSecsjpn sws1vs l1s1 in aJows-
ship one hundrsd saa ten 1Io) north Of Range
: Tie terms Of sa,s xifl bs r.:aas kaexn At th<
sime and glace Of sa1ss 10 Ta6raur ssuT.
s'T4 GEoKaK II. f4RfBAuff.
: IL Fawo53ta ri sE9T ',Ees1a z0usiBiar
al.4s5 .ssss4 ..aslv4l f.u.,.~ a
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01
JULIUS BAUER,

No. 81 south Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.,.
COLE AGENT. koY WM. KNABE Il COZ
- CELEBRATED PIANOS. Has eonstx u tly
" large assortment On hand. and il by arrs e. &C.
meuv enabled to 'urnish them 1t Lossest fG,e-
tory PRICE. Also on hand. large assor tmeHt
xtr kiAds ot Musicsl Nsrchandise in general.
Second hand Pianos taken in part pay fer nsv
Instruments. A csu il respectfully collected
"4Ss7ly JULIUS BAUER,
No. % {. Clark Street. Chicago. III
risnea timed and repaired at short netieo.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-06-01
0ROvEK 4 BAKERS
2 No1sE1Esss 7''
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