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Siege of ClIarlosto;

THREE HUNDRED AND sEvENrY-Fr.q-i. n,....
The enemy Sunday might erectc u.,..a,r
mai wooden house about fifty yards - 1rn,
OF Battery Gregg. The bombardme a. a. l'ou
Sumter oy BATTERIES Gregg and w 3nt. :rq.
tlh9cs ABOUT the same. Since our a. .cro,1
up to SIX o'clock Monday eve, o.. ,fst,rv
Gregg had fired at Sumter one ,nlfoH All
twenfy-one shots, and Battery ,d,n3y ,evcu.
ty'sIx. One or two men wer, ghtl ;'.,u,at
a force Of two. hundred men wore observed A.
work upon Wagner Monday rcpa rina d,tr-
agescaused by recent high tide>
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): NAHg ts gkoh sHERMAk's REAR.-A gentle.
man '.. well known in Atlanta, who left Carters-
y'lies aa, on Sunday last, reports tho Apnea1
that tne'Federals were'shipping off the sick and
wounded, and hospitals, from that point towards
Chattanooga, and all who had affiliated with.
the Yankees zee were sending off their personal
effects: This, ID connection with the burn;no
OF factories and mills, indicates movement
e1ther forward or rearward of Shermans army.
The gentleman also states hat, had Johnston
remained three days longer at Kennesaw Noun
tain Sherman would have retreated. The Fed.
erals admit that they have lost FIVE to our one
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FROM GEORGA.

ATLANTA, July lo.-The army and public
were surprised this morning with tho an
nouncemeht Of Gehera Johnstop's being re-
lieved and General Hood boing placed in COM
nand.
The following is General Johnston's address
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY oF TENNESSEE,
July II.
In obedience to the War Department, turn
over to Gen. Hood the command and Depart-
ment of Tennessee. cannot leave this army
without expressing my admiration of the high
military qualities that has been displayed 80
conspcuously by every solderIy virtue, cndur-
ancc and obedience to orders. The enemy has
never attacked but to be severely repulsed and
punished. You, soldiers, have never argued
out from your courage. I am no longer your
leader.
10 ono and all I offer assurances Of nv
friendship, and BID an affect tomato farewell
J. E. JOHNSTON.
In assuming command, Gen. Hood issued
tho following address.
HEADQUARTERS, Array OF TENNESSEE.
July Is.
In obedience to orders from the War De
Partment, assume command of this ARMY and
department.. feel the weight Of the rospou.
slb'I'ty so suddenly and unexpectedly tevolved
upon me by this division, and shall bend al,
my energies, and shall employ all my mental
iacultieess to meet all its requirements. I lool,
with confidence to you: patriotism to stand by
n'c'and rely upon You to wrcst your country
from tire grasp of the invaders emitting your-
selves to the proud distinction OF being called
tho DELIVERIES of your country.
u. II. Hoop.
ATLANTA Juylo.--AI silent this evening in
the vicinity Of the two armies. \ force of
Yankee cavalry, consisting of two brpades.
made raid yesterday, and cut the Geory;a
li"'lroad d miles from Stone Mountain, destrov-
ns half mile of The track. They remained
but short time, searching tho houses for pistols
and then asteiy rctrcated towards Shcrmou's
main body, from which they came. The road
is being repaired. :
ATLANTA. July 1o.-A rumor prevailed that
the enemy had crossed the Chatahoocbcc
They wero marching towards Stone Mountain
and Decatur The advance Of Logan's cavalry
entered Decatur, to-day at noon and skirn-
ishinng had been going on The fight Of the
enemy was between the ClattaLoochec anil
Peach Tree creek. Atlanta has resumed her
unusual quiet.
FROM PETERSBURG
T,,tx
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~ The art Of silence, fit be not one
of the fine arts, is certainly a useful
one. It's an art attained only by
a few. How seldom do we meet
F.. with a man who speaks only: when
and where he: ought to speak, and
says only what he .ought to say!
That the Bible enjoins it's attain
ment is most manifest. It COM
tnands us to make door and a bar
for the mouth: It declares that if q
man bridleth not his tongue his re-
Iigion is vain. -
The attainment of this art will en-.
able us to avoid saying foolish
: things? we often speak without re.
Election, and lofa consequence foolish
thoughts, or expressions altogether
destitute Of Thought, are uttered.
Possessed Of the,ar Of silence, we
shall : e ! lot speak that which ought not
to:be spoken '.! .: =
Again, it will enable us to avoid
saying hurtful things Since we are
placed in the world to dogood, and
since the endowment Of speech
is one Of the greatest means of
influence, it is most III nseemly for us
, to utter that which shall do injury.
He;whose business it is to root out
theotares should not scatter their
seed: ,'>"
It will enable us to govern our
feelings and direct our trains of
thought. He who gives expression
to anger, for example, increases its
power over him. He who gives ut-
terance to impure thoughts will in-
crease their number.
-. 1t will increase our influence with
our fellowmen. A fool uttereth all
his mind,b ut wise man keepeth in
till afteIWard. Gravity and reserve
are asspcjAed with wisdom. Even
an affected gravity is sometimes eff.
tectlve-the true art of silence ever.
we can only be useful as we are in
1uential:
Finally, it will ena bic us to follow
the example of Christ. He was ever
ready to communicate instructions
gut no useless utterance escaped his
lips Leb us La Dor to. attain this art
and our speech may always he with
.graee.~- Field and -F~esiae.
:N1tfs 4: .sn' --...
:. NAae gkoh sHERMAk's REAR.-A gentle.
man well known in Atlanta, who left Carters.
villes Ga, ,on Sunday last renorts tho r.elS, %na,
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FIR or .PE7ERSBUPG

PETERsBuRa, July 19.-There has been
heavy artillery demonstration on the front ves.
tcrday, which subsidized as the day advanced
The Yankee force is believed to be- greatly d..
creased by the departure of inpor. y, rrr.;ons
of it for Washington and BaltimoI
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM RIOHNUND.

RICHMOND, July l9.-The Yankee. flag on
the f1ect i'll the James River have been at half
mast for two days. The Yankee pickets say
that Grant was wounded and died ftom the cts-
feet of the wound
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
WEDNESDAY nIoKN9NC:, JULY 20,

Tho crops Of corn, oats and wheat in Northeastern
Georgia are spoken Of by the Athens papers as unu.
sualy flne .
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y RAILROAD RA1D.-It is rumorcd that tho Yum.
KEGS nave made raid OH The railroad OpeIika, Ala
anu captured train Among the parties taken, it is
said, was Gen. BRAGG
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a gentleman just arrived from New Orleans reports
that the Conederates had fought and completely beat.
Oh tfe' Yankees at Brashoar City. Itwas reported in
tho city that tho rebels were advancing on Donaldson
villa
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PRISONERS AT ANpERsoNviL1E.-'Tbc Ion

PRISONERS AT TANpERsoNviLLE.-The our-
nal and Messenger says:
INC NUMBER IS over twenty-sevcn thousand.
and is daily increasing. ,An addition Of five
acres mas recently oecn' made to tho enclosure,
pnt even with this It is already too much crowd
GU ana inc commandant is endeavorng to re-
ee!vo 10 more. The mortality is considerable,
oeane generally from fifty to sixty day. A
.t strange sta5e OF affairs seems to prevail among
them, wholly Of a domestic character Of thcr
o, own, lhers has been thioving, fighting and
n'uiceis' ana TO secure some of them from dam
, ~ from tne others, about ninety have to be
hept o"tsloe the walls under guard. 1t is said
.h .h"1 several VIII be hung by their comrades for
the murders committed"
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GOV SEYMOUR, Of New York. has issued an order
calling into the field 5000 militia Of that State to ell
force an order of court for tho arrest Of Cen DIX 10
the case of the newspaper illegally suppressed hv linn.
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Mr. EUGENE DUFREz a wine merchant, of New Or
leans, on June 18th, sentenced to the Tortugas
duting the war, Hs offence was registering himself
as all enemy and not leaving tho lines.
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1t Is said that the clergy of the North as a
oody are the most timescrving and blood thirsty
men in the whole country.
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'LoR1oUs NEWS IL TRCE.-The Richmond Sentinel
states that lady who arrived at New Market, from
Maryland brings tho gratifying report that our pry
oners at Point Lookout havo been released
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-17

State OF MinnesotaI "...t
County OF Go. dhuc| -....
The State Of Minnesota, to the Sheriff or any
Constable Of said county
Won are hereby commanded to summon S.
l. L. Sanford If he shall be found in you.
county to be and appear before the undcrSign-
cd one Of the Justices Of the Peace in and fsr
said county on the 4tll day Of .anna,yS e
at o'clock in the forenoon atsmy office in Rcd
Wing in said county to answer to Pascal
Smith a. Wells J. Dickenson Of the firm n
Smith y Dickenson in civil action, and havt
yau then and there this writ.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of Dec.
cember A. D. 1854. sse 81. z,.~.rc ...I ,:..,5
FRANK IVES.
| 25@ ~ 81 l.*& Justice OF the Peace. '
.-1 sf;es .s,.< T.. no26VSW4 j.. ,s... t,.4 81.
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Best in the World!

The great quantity Of worthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have been palmed of! upon the un-
suspecting publicly those without character,
from the fact that they were sold at low
Price, is surprising and in view Of this state
OF things, we have ma lie it Il long, untring
study to produce Il machine that could in no
way be classed among them, and ipally to
lead the van Of first elias Sewing Machines now
in use. An intelligent examination its laer
its will show that we have accomplished our
object.
1st. Some Of tho valuable features of this
Machine over al! others: Its rever ,ible feed,
either to the right or left Its perfect rcliabii-
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. T. is almost ncisctess-runs very fast ,
and the change of the feed is made whilst the
machine j. in motion.
I'D, 1t makes he lock stitch. which has been
tconSlacretI heretofore bv an almost universal
verdict. as the only reliable one made We
add tn that the double lock. which makes it
donhly sure /; the half and full knot stitches.
being a perfect knot to eserY stitch, W hich is
more durable than can be made by WY other
machine, 0. by hand and in all cases leaving
the stitches on both sides the work alike.
The feed may be rcrersed at any point
, desired without stopping the Machine.
Changes for the various stitches may be made
while the machine is in motion. y
Its stitches are the wonder to all.
The beauty OF it is unsurpassed.
No other~covers 20 large arrange of work.
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal IA
cility. &s
The work will feed either % the right or lefs
Runs quietly, >ews rapidly. e~
No difficulty exI Iorianced in sewing across
thick seams. - -~a>2<3 - - @s#&,*
Needle more readily adjusted than in any
other mucbine. - g. <. - SO i 5&-% 8 81
Tailors cannot afford TO do without them.
Every family ,sherld have = = Florence"
1t. motions are all positive. d@ Ii =
Will last lifetime. = ~<.
No springs to get ont of order.
Is thoroughly spYactical -: I
The hemmer the most practical IN use.
Turns wide and narrow hens; and will fezg
beautifully. ~ = - - e.
It bralds neatly and handsomely without
the slightest alteration.
The inexperienced find no difficulty in usiHg it
Oils no dresses, all its machinery being on
the top Of the tsbls. a
Every machine warranted. A@ 4
{ 1t will substantate all we clalulScr it.
Barnum's self server which guides the work
itself. furnished with each one of our machines
free Of charge.
Samples OF sewing and descriptive circulars
viii be sent to any address on receipt of stamp.
4dddress
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
SaiesrOom 12l Lake Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
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F1NKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half the thread
and silk that the single or double thread loop.
stitch Machines do will Hem, Fell, Gather
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
one to twenty thicknesscs Of Marsclles without
stopping, and make every stitch per feet, or from
Or even the stoutsst harness leather, without
changing the feed, needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of Machine whatever.!!
They are simple in construction, and easily
understood and if any part is broken by acc
dent, it is readily replaced.
lhese are PECULIAR FAcTs, and viii 80 fnr to
determine the choice OF any intelligent buyer.
Please Call and Examine ,or send for Circular
N. B. Local Agents wanted in sections n,
yet occupied. Address,
e.@ = F1NKLE &LYoN s. NJ. CO.,
vsn2 No. $50 Broad.ray, Neac Tsk
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THE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
FOR 1854.
Tri-WeekIy and W eekIy.

.6Oh aAoo4
= Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
E1NoE ou1 last yearly announcements The
u EVLNING JOURNAL inaAll 1t edss'ons, mas large
1yAncreased it's circulation aGd undergone great
impro vement 5s,71s,.gzsasg.E . ii
sssN has kept on, sin to even tenor OF it's ways,
SUPPORTING the cause Of the country aud ofthe
b.. government with alfthe zeal and earnestncss
limits power. ks-;-1 2ay@1e@s 49,
Keeping in view the one great and allim-
portant issue that is being contested on the bat
stla-felds - s.
ssSsssss3s,rhe Preservation OF the Re public,
weshave seen but one course to pursue in this
- emergency, namely M gire cordial and en-
:" slant suI4"at to tA>se s1ho at the Aeed g the
- Guueywnasat and IT the afmies q the Unw1. rep
!. resenting our cause and laboring and lighting
Il. for lts success. a.r~-s-- .--.-
r. This has been the course Of TAE Journal
Wiz thus far since the commencement OF the War :.
II and this it. VIII continue to be until the rebel
talion shall have been completely suppressed and
+: the Uliion fully restored. This is the course
4. that patriotic duty dictates, and which, we feel
assured. s.. the ~leyakpeople approve:
y 3 The JoURNALis is now ..->..
Equal to the Bes:sssofr the Nywspapsrs
,gss5s.sssss :. East or West. -
nttho amcunt of news and other reading mat
# publsher and aims 10 give TIE 1r,1Et 4Esx
rW1SE,<IN ADV ANCE OF ALL ITS WEST
ERk C9TEMPoRAkIEs-a OBJ ject it has sue
&sseded in attaining IN alnsost ere,y tnsp1rtan1
-eoccurrencs sccnt u tie egar thus TAR. To do this
great expense has been incurred ind great ef-
= fort made, which has been more than reward
cd by stead and lar 9 increas1 Of Patrons.
: ! To increase our facilities still fertilizer, we
have hrdered
A New Steam mForr-CyIinder11l oe Pow
er Press
of double the capacity of the one on which The
JoURNAL is now printed. 1t il Row uildsng in
New York. - ..,...l
VII W. have large corps of editors and report
ers in the city, and able and reliable correspon-
dents in every department of the army and in
every news centre. =,
Our Daily and Weekly Market Reports
are gotten up with view to accuracy and re
liability, and are sufficiently compre eheuslve to
meet the wants buyers and sellers in aH de-
<partments Of trade.
In short, our endeavors in every depart
ment Of the Journal, are directed to the one
great obJict Of giving to the Western people
A Sound, Comprehensive and Reliable
Newspaper.
= - While gratefully acknowledging the liberal
evidences we have received during the year
now cloe;ug of the appreciation Of the reading
public, we hazard nothing in promising that
our future efforts will be eSon more worthy Of
their support.
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JULIUS BAUER.

No. SO South Clark Street, Chicago, H.,
COLE AGENT. for WM. kNABE Il CO.'S
y CELEBRATED PIANOS. lla~constantly
d large assortment on hand and is by nrr.lgc-
ment cnnbled to rurnish them at Lt4cest Jar-
tay Prite&. Also on hand. Il large nssortmcut
or orMELt)DEONS. second hand PIANOS AMI
MI kinds Of Mnsca Merchandise in general.
Second hand Pianos taken III part pay tor new
Instruments. call is rcspcctfisll, sol,ite,L
nl6v7ly ..,5.: 70: r''s. JULIUS BAUER.
No. SO S. Clark Street, Chicago, III
Pianos tuncs,and r"pnircd ut short notice.
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$3.50 BEST PIANOS. $3.50
A. F. TRYON & CO..

Respectfully inform the public that they al Q
manufacturing the very best Piano-Forts ut
rs HOWARD STREET N. Y,
And are now prepared to make sules of their
choice and. fail toned -. = -.
octave Rosewood Pianos
at the following prices
No. 1.-Double Round Corners Three Mould
ings. Sweep Moulding on the Bottom, Beveled
Top, Carved Legs and Lyre and Scroll Dcsl:,
........' -. 80. .....'.. - .:..... 80. $3.50
No. 2.-Round Corners, Three Mouldings,
Sweep Moulding Oh the Bottom, Bevcled Top,
Carved Legs ana Tyre, and Scroll Desk $500.
No. s.-Ronnd Corners, Three Mou]dinss,
sweep Moulding on the Bottom, Carved Lyre,
and Scroll Desk. -. S275.
No. 4 Ronnd Corners. Moulding on Plinth
Carved Lyre and Scroll Desk, -. $3.50.
WARRANTED FOB FIVE YEARS.
And made Of the best seasoued Materials
These Instruments will stand IA we'll rs any
and better than most thnt arc sold at tho higl,
price OF $500. to $500. We invite Dealers anh
Teachers from all parts Of the country to act us
agents, and test these unriealcl Plano-F Fortcs
with the BEST INSTRUMENTS of the most cele-
brated manu- faeturcrs. - - %E#
n23vSm4dJO
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Milwaukee u J ;Il e & &; Chicago R.RLin, !!
Makes close connection in MILWAUKEE, ~ IT'D
EXPRESS TEAMS OF
La Qrosse and 1lil,ouukee. Railroad,
s.a3 - And is the only
ID IN ALI JsItAIL.ROUTE,4 a7&
yrsn there 10 TIE. EAST i Making e, oss con.
S nections IN CHICAGO with {
Eastern, Southern 4 Southwestern
RAILRUAD LINES.
$685. zss- a.5 JEO. r. MOODY,
= stE83 81 Master rofTranspcrtation, Of
J. G. GEoRsE, szt,s. Milwaukee.
Rorth-wesssrn Agent, st. Paul, Nina.
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pkS. JACKSON, HERBERT s. CO., Pro-
prietsrs Of the National Dispensary, establish
ed Cincinnati, O., j, I. 1850, cure all private
diseases wish unexanpled rapidity. We gear
antee to ezra Honorrhea. elect, Syphilis, I'm
2otancy, Nocturnal Emissions. or selfAbuse
DluRSAL Emissions, Female Complaints, in
short. every possible form and variety of Sexu-
lar Disease. Cures rapid, thorough and per-
manenSea .fcss moderate. Send for our Cir
Icular-sIETEEN large s in. by II in. letter
pages, of varied, valuable and INTERESTING
matter. Also, q Circular intended for tadie.
only. =
DR.. Jackson's Female Pills-one dollar pc,
box-sEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Special written Replies, we'll sealed sent will
the Circular, without charge. One Of the
cheapest most interesting and portant books
ever published 800 pages. 100 engrayings 1.-THE
Mountain Of Light, or Medical Protector and
Marriage Cutie, and an Explicit Key to Love
aud Beauty" It SATISFACTORILY (, real.
various subjects never before fully explained
in any popuin- work in the English languages
Price so cts and one cent stamp, or three for
oncdollar and three Scent stamps. Fully dcs-
cribed in Circular. which every young man
should have. whether sick or we'll.
Medicine and instructions, sent promptly to
any part OF the country. Consul'atioR Rooms
Of the Dispensary, No. 1s7 Sycamore st. P,
q. Box No. 43e. ~. sgse
DIR. JACKsoN,s ORIENTAL LINIMENT
Removes all coidness. ana rEiuVenates oFHA ans
" hich have lain dormant for many years. 1t
will cure any ease of impoteney. creates and
increase the passions for auv reaosnshle time.
Can be mailed with perfect safety. Price =
per bottle.
Dr.eIacEson's French Pusent MuleSdte
II ia perfectly ssfs and never fails to give sat
isfxction. Il is the only sure and safe pre-
vcnsAtlve against contracting disease ever in
vented. Price sI each, 81 per half dozen, and
o. per dozen. senth by mail.
n1sL Dec. I, 'sa:Iy
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Call and oui
Mach ines before pur-
chasin g else here. We
IN anufucture a large
variety Of styles ofeacf
!stitch, and adapted tc
the Requirements VI
Families aud Manufac-
turcrs OF goods where
'sewing is employed.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-17

.>s..~~- SUMMONS. r "H
TIE STATE OF MINNESOTA -@ 5..r. a..
1 County of ioodhre, ss. ACTION
In the District Court, for
First Judicial District. DIVORCE.
Henrietta Witty J ---->>
Against #.~s% lrEv. srAxP. .5oc.i
Gastavu. Witty Deft. C--- ,---'
The State Of .AIinncsota To the above
named defendant. Gustavus Witty: -: =
/ You are hereby SUNNI oned and required to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff in this ac-
ton. which complaint is fled in the Office OF
the Clerk Of this Court. at the CITY Of Rcd Wing
il said Goodhue County aforesaid, snd serve .
IcopY Of your answer to the said complaint Oh
tbe subscribers, at their office, in the city o1
Rcd Wing, Goodhne County aforesaid, within
ninety days after the service hereof on you, ,ex-
elusive of theslay Of such ser vice: and II you
tail to answer said complaint within the time
sforeside, the plaintiff in this action viii apply
to said Court for the relief dem anded in said
con- plant. as-sg 4 $50 s5.ft
Dated at Red Wing, Gsodhue County Min.
nesota, this 18th day Of November, A. y. 1863.
C. II J. C. MCCLURE #
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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TERMS-Payable in Advance.

lnconsequence of the hi price ofwhite pa
per and the great increase in tho wages Of rint
ers, and the enhanced cost Of everything con
nected with printing, the following are the
lowest terms Ut which the Journal an be at
forded. There will be no deviation from these
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-17

We have lately intro
auced a new style fam :
lily Sewing Machine,
making the Shuttle
IStitch or stitch alike
on both sides, 5arrang-
Jed in the same stye
and sold at. the same
lpricos as our Grover&
Baker Site hMaehincs
lGRON Ell r&.RAKER'S
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County Of Good.
hue

The Stale of Minnesota the above
named Deicn nlant, Greeting:
:@:r You, Churles II. Baker, arc hereby ~, NJ
msned and required to answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff in the above entitled action.
which has been filed in the ollce Of the clerk
OF said court, and to serve copy of your an
swer to said complaint upon the Subscribers u
their Office IN the city Of Red Wing, in said
county, in the State aforesaid, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on YOU
exclusive of the day Of snch service md il you
fail to answer said complain, within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff will, upon such failure
have his damage assessed by II jury. or tho
amount he is entitled to recover asccrtaincd b,
the court or under its direction, and take 1udy
nent for the amount SO assessed or asccrtained