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The Amnesty Oath.

As general thing persons who have taken the
Presidents amnesty oath have acted very badly,
giving rebels information as to the whereabouts Of
Unien scouts and excusing themselves for having
taken the oath the ground that it done under
conpVision, when, in the OATH they swear they have
taken il Of their oi7h free iriA
However, We know some men who have taken it,
and several Of them reside in this city who arr act
ing in good faith, preserving their honor and doing
all they agreed TO do. This all honoroJle men will
10
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Executive Committee tor tho state.

FOR EAST TENNESSEE.
SAMUEL X. RODGERS, Of Knox,
Col. X. X. BYRD, Of Roanc.
On. W. G. BR0WNL0W, Of Knox.
Hon. D. s. PATTERSON, of Greene,
PEREZ DICKINSON, Vt Knox.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Hos. NJ. NJ. BRIEN, Of Davidson.
LEWIS TILLMAN, Of Bedford,
A. V. s. LINDSLEY, Of Davidson.
WILLIAM SPENCE, Of Rutherford.
JOSEPH :. FOWLER, Of Davidson.
FuE WEST TENNESSEE.
]. Il, MLRRYMAN, of Shelby.
W. X. HALL, Of Wcakley.
j. b. BINGHAM, pc shelby,
ALVIN HAWKINS, OF Shelby.
DAVID A. MUM, Of Haywood.
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Election TiCkets...Call for Them.

The Union men from the adjoining counties, when
ruey tuwn, wuula 90 Won e"ll AT the SOB
Office Of ESQUIRE BARRY for election tickets, who
will print them under the orders Of Mcssrs Craw-
ford and Houk We shall also keep limited sup
ply at our Office for those who may wish to vote the
Lincoln and johnson ticket. Don't forget to pro-
cure tickets,
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Letter from a Baltimore Rebel.

The following correspondence viii explain it'ml
and may interest some Of our readers
BALTIMORE October !, 1864
", q, BrOwHiaw--sn A gentleman from nonr
by Knoxville has called TO see ~, and stated that
many Of the Southener would como back into the
Union, but for the spirit of murder md boodshod
you incuoalc | don't want to hear any violent
language you are given 10, want to see Union
and Fraternity restored to our bleeding country and
not retarded by your dcpiiish Language and pirH
Remember the words Of our Saviour "lf any
man have not the spirit of Christ he Is none Of his
Tho wrath of man workoth not the righteousness of
God Yours Sc,
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Government Vouchers.

The Quartcrtnastcr who issued certain vouchers
here in December 1868, has left eight Of them with
us to be handed over TO the parties, procided hey
haze rot fi.d their claims rith ne Commissioners,
and in that are to withhold them. rs Claims
will be adjusted by them. Tho parties are John
Rogers, Andrew Fusick, John Rcaquer, Andrew
Delosure, John Adcock. Crane Delosurc. Andrew
Cagal and John Clark
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LOUIS MGLAUFIIE is authorized 10 act h our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. His address
j. San Francisco, California.
OS. HUBBARD Of New Haven Connecticut, is
eur regularly appointed agent TO receive tubscrip-
tifns for our paper in that State.
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Cleveland Masonic Female Institute
Cleveland, Tenn.

Owing to repairs now being made on the build
ings. this institution will not be re-opencd until No
vernber 30 1864, notice of which will appear the
second week in November.
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

l.t ROBERT A. CRAWFORD, Of Greene
I'd. LEONIDAS c. HOUK, of Anderson,
Sd. DIR. JOHN c. EVERETT, of Meigs.
4th. WIN. B. STOKES, Of DcKalh.
9Th. j. o. SHACKLEFORD, Of Montgomery
9th. THEODORE Ii. GIBBS of Wayne,
It'll. ALMON CASE of Obion.
9Th. WILLIAM II, FITCH, Of Shelby.
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Voting for Lincoln.

The veto of the lth Tennessee Cavalry, at Cum
bcrland Gap, resulted for Lincoln and johnson '85,
for Mcclellan and Pendlcton Q. This 10 about the
way The people stand
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General Sherman'S Report.

General Sherman report of his Georgia campaign
has been published We give in detail the strength
Of his army on the LIST Of May. The figures are as
follows;
ARMY or NE CUMBERLAND, MAJ GEN. THOMAS
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A Letter from the President,

The following letter from President Lincoln wa,
read at IA Republican meeting held at Baltimore on
MunAav night.
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Union NATIONAL NOMINATIONS,
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OY ILLINOIS,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
on TENNESSEE.
LIecUOl'aI LlCKot.
~ ILLINOIS

FOR THE STATE Al LARGE.
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox.
WILLIAM II. WISENER, Of Bedford
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WAR DEPARTMENT WAsHINdToE, /
October 2l,--l0 AN.

Th. G,llovinc tclrgram WINS received this morn.
ina II contains further nnrtiouar, of tho batto ~
C6dur Grcel'
- ,,-...- 10. ana ,,,o
,.,, NIp l, Dg, ~ AZ Wv 10''''0 q" NJ
|' IW p'" u1a,'N o'ty fO'"t' ,,,, ... .,,,..
," INV Nss'i l'oH IaNoIou WIN s'e' ErI'oiy'
tack wa. mndo On tho snsmy at oIoeh' r. N. Tho
whole line advanced, and the enemy, after n stub
born resistance. broke and fled and was pursued
with vigor Tho artillery captured will probably
amount 10 so peces--ths includes what were cap
tured from our troops
Since early this morning at least 1000 prisoners
have boon brought n--aso wagons and ambuances
in large number
This morning our caaylry made dash ut Fishers
I'M ana captured IL,
the night leaving oniy small rear guard and some
horse We regret the loss of many valuable officers
CToon. command Killed, Col Howard Kutcber.
commanding A Brigade, severely wounded, but
T bayo noI heir % ro m ms
Jaw va" "'0 '0'''Ne
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An Original Rebel DOcum ent.

The following beaumont captured 10y the
Yankees in this city with many Others Of the same
sort. 1t bear, no date, but it was in package Of
dspatche, labelled Messages Of December and s.
1861" On the cover it is endorsed in red ink Deer
Z. 1861. J. c.
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non. H. T. Hefy0plpi' Nt'TttTfy ~ var
Upon my return find the community MS well II.
the sodcry indignant at the grant Of passport to
Brownlow. am charged with procuring or insti-
eating it. Did | so advise At whose instance was
such procedure adopted Answer. Expect full
letter by first mail
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WH g. Swan.

We certainly never suspected Mr. Swan for pro-
curing or instigating any such for our bsn-
eft. We suspected him for wanting US hung. John
Hool,-,e Cro1ier, j. {. Ramsey, and Lord Sneed Who
pursued US with great bitterness, may have CONF
planned, as did that little traitor Ciaib Ram These
scoundrcls all have bill- Of indictment for TREA-
son hanging over them now. in the Federal Court
of this city So far as our influence will 70 to have
them hung they can rely upon our active services!
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-15

Goo Coca " acouHty a. -1sPHon.r1 cora-.
III =: In tle'm after oftle application for let
tcrs ofadministrati"n Of the Estate Of Gunder
lverson late of said County DECEASED.
!. On. reading and fling the petition of SiR.i
Thorcson tho widow ofGundcr lverson late Of
said County deceased, rrnying tor the reasons
therein set forth that letters OF administr xtion
Of the Estate Of said deceased may be granted
to Hans IInnson Of said County. 1t is ordered
that Saturday the 25th day OF June A. ID. ,lss4
at ten o'clock in the forenoon ut tho Office of
the Judge Of this Court at tho City 'of Red
Wing q said County DO and tho same hereby
is appointed the time and place for bearing
said petition, and that At which time and place
all persons Interested in the Estutc of saia De =
ceased may, and they hereby are required to BE-
and appear before this Court and show cause
if any there DO, why the prayer Of said sPsti-
toner should not be granted, And it 10 fur
thcr ordered, that notice Of sa,a PETITION, and
Of the time and place so as Aforesaid appoint
cd to hear the same be given TO all such p.r-
sens so interested by, publication Of this ord :
or for three successive weeks previous to ssid
day q hearing in tho newspaper published snd
issued at the city Of Red Wing aforesaid called
the GooDHUE VOLUNTEER! g 'a5t ':'~'.:'
: Dated May 25th 1864. s....' ..
WARREN BRISTOL,
"'$' ~ '@'' --,'s". ! Judge ofProbsss.;
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= x = -rr--Y7--S
MORTGAGE SALE.

#&a 4 IlSt psblioation <June LIT 1868 4.ses-ts
/ Name e Asr.gsger, George Gls,. q. Geod-
L Name st Mortgages IA. N. Lowry. II il i ii
Date Of nortgags-.-April 9Th Uses: .i,zs, -.
o'clock +. N, in Boet ofaMort.e % Oh i sees
~ and s30ip the Office Of. Rt gister Of. beeds
fSr Gcodhue County MINI. p" :"
Amount claim ed "a; be: Ia 8 and unpaid uf,on
the debt secured by; said Mortgage At tho date
of this notice one hundred and torty-elght
and 17-1oo dollars, together with the further
amount Of taxes upon the Mortgaged premises
hereinafter described for tho yearsls6s paid by
the above named Mertgagee "A pril LAT, 1854
with interest upon the last mentioned pay
ment from the dsts'thereof and amounting in
the whole to the sum ofone hundred and fifty
five and $500 dollars tEe whole Of which il
now due to said Mortgage and unpaid and no
proceedings at law OF otherwise have been in
stituted for the recovery thereof. 500 -
Description of the Mortgaged premises-
Lots five STAND six (6) and west halt of north
east quarter ofsection thirty one (sl) in town
ship one hundred and ten I 10Y north of range
seventeen ~ west situated in the County OF
Goodhue, MINI. 49,
Default having been made in the payment
Of the debt secured by the aforesaid NJ ortgagc
and OF the taxes paid by the Mortgagee al
aforesaid
| Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of q
EPower of sale contained In said Mortgage and
pursuant to the Statute in such cases made and
Iproyiued the said Mortgage will be forecl osed
ny sale Of the MortgA age premises aforesaid at
public auction at the sheritfs Office in the city
ofRed Wing in said Goodhue County on the
l4th day of July 1854 at one o'clock in the Of.
ternoon Of said day to satisfy the amount Their
the amount of fakes paid as aforesaid with in
terest thereon as aforesaid and the costs ane
disbursements of said sale including the sumo
fifty dollars stipulated in said Mortgage to b.
paid TO tn. afo resaid M ortgagce by the Mortsa
gor in case Of foreclosure Of said Mortgage il
and for Solicitors fees. .
| Dated June LIST 1864. r,
| COLE & CASE, A. n. LOWRY. -
Atty's for MORTGAGE, Mortagee.
Faribault, MINI.
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rINHE STATE OF MINNESOTA,
District Court, First Judicial District,
County Of Gcodhue.
Horace Wilder and Eli +. Wilder)
Of the firm Of II. & E. r. Wilder
Plaintiffs, Sum
Against mons.
William Freedom, Calvin Potter,
Richard FreeborR, Philip Storkel
sndjoshua Haney, Defendants. -
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
defendants, greeting:
You and CHI Of you are hereby summoned
amp required TO answer the com plant Of tho
plain,iffsin the above entitled action, which
compliant has been filed IN the Office Of the
Clerk Of said Court, and to serve q copy of
your answer to the said com plnint upon tho
subscribers 1T their Office in the city Of Red
Wing, in said Goodhue County, in the State
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service
OF this SUNNI ons on you, exclusive Of the day
OF service and If you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tits will apply to tho court for the relief de-
manded in said mp]aint.
Dated 1t Red Wing MINI. Nsy 1lth 1864.
WILDER & WlLLlSTON,
Plti's. Attys.
Q s. Rev. Stamp sol:
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Best in the World!

The great au ansity Of W. rthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have been pAlmed OF upon the un-
suspectinR public by those without character
from the fact that they werc sold at low
price, is surprising .-nd in view Of this stat
OF tmsgs, We have ma le IL. i-ng, untirinq
study to produce machine that could in nc
way be classed among them. and finally to
lead the van offirst elias Sewing Machines now
in use. An intelligent examination Of its mer
its will show that We have accomplished our
object.
LIST. Some Of the valuable features of this
Machine over all others Its rever ,blc feed
either to the right left Its per tect reliabil-
ty, never skipping stitches and the making
OF four different stitches for the various kinds
of work the operator may wish to do,
I'd. H. is almost noiseless-rans very fast
aud the change Of the feed is made whilst the
machine il in motion.
Sd. 1t makes the lock stitch, While h has been
considered heretofore by an almost universal
verdict, =. the only reliable one made. We
add to that the double lock, which makes it
doably sure ; the half and full knot stitches,
be'ngsa perfect knot to esery stitch, which 10
more durable than can BE rnaie by any other
machine, or by hand, and in all cases leaving
the stitches on both sides ti!s work alike.
The feed may be reversed at any point
desired without stopping the Machine.
! Changes for the VARIOUS stitches m be u, AIDE
while the machine u in molten,
Its stitches are the wonder 30 az
The beauty OF it is unsurpassed
No other covers 20 large arrange OF work.
Sews light and heavy 'abries With squsl IA
cility.
The work will feed either @ the right Or LEFT.
Runs quietly, saws rapidly. - - ES<E,z..z
No difficulty experienced in sewing scross
thick seams. II i #ttsG
Needle moro readily .du.sed shan in any
other machine. -
Tailors cannot afford to do without them.
Every family shcul6 have " f,orenes."
Is motions are all positive. ..s
Will last 8 lifetime. aa
No springs to get out oforder.s asss 8
Ia thoroughly practical.
The hemmer the most practical in use
Turns wide and narrow hens and will fell
beautifully.
It braids neatly and handsomely without
the slightest alteration. y. %
The inexperienced find no difficulty IN using it
Oils no dresses. all its machinery being on
the top OF the table. ~ f&~2-@- ~ - =
kvery machine warranted. .esEsxg4G.s,.-s5sssS S..
II will substanGase all we claln Ter IL IS
Bafnums self server which guides the work
itself. furnished with each one ofour machines
free Of charge. 81 A ID
Samples OF sewing and descriptive eircuiars
win b cent to any address on reesipt Of st.mp.
Aldress = g. s8s 50
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
SalssEoon Ia Lake street, .
CHICAGO. ILL.
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JULIUS BAUER.

No. % South Clark Street, Chicago, ILL.,,
COLE AGENT, for VIM. KNABE & CO.'S
- CELEBRATED PIANOS. Has constantly
alargc assortment on hand and il by arrange
ment enabled to 'urnirh them At Lososst Fac-
tory Prices. Also on hand, o largo assortmcnt
Of MELODEONS, second hand PIANOS, and
all kinds Of Musical Merchandise in general.
Second hand Pianos taken in part pay fer now
Instruments. A call is respectfully solicited.
n4sv7lY JULIUS BAUER,
No. 996. Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
Pianos tuned and repaired at short notice.
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STRAYED.'

-" STRAYED. .@H@3
EkOM the Farm Of the s1Ascribcr on tho
L head of Wells Creek, Coodhue connie,
Minnesota, on tho 18th inst, TWO COLTS
four ycnrs old, one q sorrell with T. white
stripe in the forehead and one or both hind
feet white. The other bay. .ilfi~ / II :
Any person who will return said colts~ or
give information where they may be found
will receive reward Of ten dollars.
'5ss' - 81 ''.'~' ''''. WILLIAM LANE .
.- May 25th 1854. T~4 .-e.su. ri 1rcs-ia
=. ~ .:.. xl4<f< .lw3I ~,a... g.. Il
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.A1INeLE BOX OF BRANDRETuS
pill.

.eentaixss,nor vegetable exmactivo matter
than twenty boxes Of any pills in the world be
sides fifty Ave hundred physicians use til m
in .thsir practice to the exclusion Of other pur-
gstisss, The. frat letter OF their value is yet
scarcely spprspriated. W hen,they are better
VII bs the
speak right odt IN their favor. 1T Is = duty
omse0e aresusJsct 70 xredundancy of viii
atsd 6k1e1N this season, andsitis - danger Gus
as itisl,YSraient; hut Brandreth's Pills ~tt-
ORD Anil vauable aud edicientprotoction. by
their occssionAl use we prevent the collection
of those Impurities wi ich, when in sufficient
quansitieG cause ~ much danger TO- the bodys
health They soea cure liver com Plaint, dys-
pspsa. loss Of appetite, pain in the hesd. heart
sbdin painin tho bresst bone. sudden fairitne,r
@aaa OoStiveness, Sold by A. j. Clark. a:,d by
AL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in medicines.
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The ONLY reli.ble self. Adjusting wrinRe"
The frame being OF Iron, thoroughly gall
Aa.iasd, elldeugar franz rust Is rensousd, and tho
fsb lty to shrink, swell, split, 60, 10 ,s,avoid-
sSk in wooden machines, is prevented.
No thumb screws or complicated tastsntngs to
WEIR aat OF get of order it can be fasteaed
Arnlxbs chs sub In a. singzssssond. S.% r.
wxhRAE1TD@wtTH OR WITHOUT COO
WELLS.
IT took the FIRST PREMIUM At Fifty
ssvaa State and County Fairs in 1861, and is
a'&bo~t IN src<Dtio1, tbs best wringer ever made
Instead Of believing the statements Of par
ties infs rsssed~ in the,sals Of other Wringers,
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test it THOROUGHLY with ANY and
ALL others, and il net entirely satisfactory
sstlrnit.
1t viii wiring anything from = z1r<sd 70 =
~ guilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England,
o~Hada. asd Australia. Agents wanted in
every town.
Energetic men eau make from So. to $40
lsrday., l. p -, -,
P.An4m A.~vsotu..y Go:
GENTLEMEN IL knoas from sractical It.
Persence Mat tran sceZl gulranezed acttA zinc pt2
sstsrs@tzs er5rust me particle can safely say
sfesrt severaltyoars experience in the manu:ac-
eureof chains pumps and water draw
srs, in which Ina W tested the afflnity Of iron
and zine, that If the process is conducted prop
ssl1, it is perfect weld OF >he two.
Nsariy one year ago my family commenced
using one Of your Wringers. II now perform,
ell Of distinctions Us we'll as it did the first time
it,was,usedj ,snd has become an indispensable
srticls~ withsus! have closely observed sew
exalother duis Of clothes. wr:ngers, the mo-
dus operandi being different, trying to produce
the Same results Us the Pntnam Wrin9e1, bu,
In myyudgsments the yhaye failed. Tie Ps.t-
nam Prs~yer ~e0r oss7sct- a. po.s!32e, and
cor cAssyully recoansend 1t to 6etAe best in zee.
respectfully yours,
JNO. W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years. experience in the galvanizins
business enab lies me to indorse the above state
n1sat inaeu Partieulars.- ..:.,.
JNO. z. LEFFERTS,
.~aag sss-&G SO No, l0N Beekmann Srteet.
New York, January, 1864.
Nc. q, $3.50; No. !, 81 80 No. A, $3.50
~nanufactursd and sold, Wholesale and rs-
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
10: Is Plat Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
5rDu - s. c. NoRrnRoP, Agent:
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AN ORDINANCE.

Authorizing the Inposislon Of q she
5 Tax. .
III. CITY Council 81 ii. sity If Red Wing do
ordain -
&c. lst. In eas, Of tke neglect or refusal
Of any psrson. within sefd city OF Red Wine to
pay the City Poll Tax hsretofore levisd, or
which may hareaf4r be lsvisd by s.id City
G Cow Under lection q chapter 8 Of ..id
dem and thereof by the City darshall, it shall
be and il hevehy made tho duty Of said Mar
shall to make eompla Amt In writing, setting
forth such dem and and such neglect or ref usal
to ray said Poll Tax, verified BY his cath to .
Justice OF tE< Peace ofssid city, and upon such
complains being made, it IL hereby made the
duty Of said JUST ce imn ediatsly to issue his
directed to the city MARSHALL, or any Constable
Of said city. commanding him forthwith to
bring before him (sajd Justics) said person
comp planned against Is aforesaid to answer said
com plant. 49,
SEC. 2. If on hearing said complaint, said
Justice shall be satia6ed that ssid Poll Tax
has been demanded Of such person, go brought
before him y forty eight hours before the max
ing Of said complaint .nd thst he hes failed or
him - aforesaid raid person shall be sdJadesd
to pay tias of one delIar, together with the
costs Of suit.
$40. 8. And should said person 10 fined. -
Aforesaid, neglect or refuse nsdiatsly to p y
said fine and costs, 80 adjudged against him a.
Aforesaid, said Justice shall. commit such per-
son to the city prison, (or common Jail OF
not less than five nor mors than ten days, or
until said fine and costs are paid.
+ SEC. 4. Thi. Ordinance to DO in force from
and after its publication.
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p" - BENSON & ANDERSON
- .5Tj = T. r.:,-i ~ =, = -, q " ,',rv
WAGON y CARRIAGE MAKERs.
RED WING, MINNEsoTT.
D-We make aud repair Wagons, Carriages,
Drays, &C., at our shop Oh Bush Street.
Red Wing, March Is, 1864. ~; = <5"oij =
nS4vsly. 4y->;'f s~;I.;t .,s+5 =, 80 49,.
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U e R Y.

Whyh Il that cHR1srADoko's HAIR DYE
= - is'the best IN THE WORLDl
,nBECANSE eminent chemists say 50!
BECAUSEit contains no caustic compounds
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other !!
t'1" Because it operates instantansous1yls {,
= s,I RECAUSEi it does not stain thu skin $50
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the
s.BEcAUSE it cerrects tho bad effects Of 9TH
cr~dyes -.
a REOAQsRits presence cannot be- detected
WBECAUIE 1T NEVER FAlLSl Z
MANUFACTURED y J GHRIsTAD okO, & Aston
Aosss, Now York. Sold everywhere, and sp-
''Isd by all usirdresser..
rfies, u, 81 50. tand - Per box, according
sizs.
r N Ofa,,saoro'x Hatr Preservative.
I sslnvaluasls with his Dye, asis inparss the
ssuan s@ssoeness, tho most beautiful sloss, and
SSlcat vitshty>to'ths Hair. n
v Ssrrhs, socenss, 81, aud ss psrbottls, accord
ing T. axe. Sold by Al. Clark, At tho Good
hue County Drug st.rs.
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Straved.

Strayed. 7''''>~
From the farm OF the Subscriber in tic tow
Of Wanamingo, County Of Goodhus on tic ?
black name both hind feet " hite, ai,d O. Ion
white stripe in the face She is four years ol
this spring, and which she left was shod -
Whocve will return said mare, or give iafor
m alton where she can be found, will be fiber
ally rewarded. .s4ssfQs@ T.if1tnBtg 50 agir*
; ,-z . So, ASTON HANSON,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-15
FEED STORE.

Where nc keeps constantly on hand, all kinds
OF Feed, Flour, Corn Neal, , : &C.. - l...i-.
~ All Flour and Corn Meal warranted to
givesatisfaction, anl If it does not, it may be-
returned and the money will:bs refunded. l.
Plum St. Red Wing, Minnesota, rApl.27 ,'6l.