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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06
The Influence of Cotton.

the stock stood: In American ports 'oO'V"" Afioat and at Liverpool 9io,ooV
 l,GG8,0 In May, 1862, it stood: In American ports -o'uUV Afioat and at Liverpool -loo:uoo
 I28,OOO The continental ports and spinners every where hold stocks showing corresponding "e~ W crease. At Havre, in May, the stock was 4-,- 600 bales against 290,0 ,00O last year. If Europe cannot do without cotton, the peri cd has been reached to show 1t. Gan Sue t'o without it? We will answer the question by an appeal to foreign authority The London opinion upon record: < THe supply 0t cotton from America is C condition of EngIand 5 pc itic0i eristcace."
 Upon this text a leading northern journal wrote-also before the rcvolution-as follows:
 In the able articles on this subject that have lately appeared in the Econom'st, It Is fully proved that the United States still have and acW erer hace virtual monopoly ot the raw cotton of commerce." Alas. for the Ian- kee prophet the United States no longer holds this monopoly. It belongs now to the Confederate States of America.
 Mr. Mackay, writing from an English point of view said:
 As regards the supply of cotton, we are as much at the mercy of America as II we were starving, and to her alone we look for food. She need not withhold her wheat America could starve us by withholding her cotton. True, it is as much to her interest as ours to act differ ently, and so long as 1t continues so, no diff culty will be experienced; but 8 combination of circumstances may be supposed in which Amer ica, at little cost to herself might strike Us an irrecoverable blow. A crisis might arise when, by momentariy crippling our industry, she might push in and deprive us oi the markets of the world And who, should the opportunity arise, will guaranty her torbearance? Fill England with these provisions, let her harbors be chohed and her granares bursting with her stores, what spectacle would be presented on a stoppage of one years supply ot cotton It would do more to prostrate her III the dust than all the armaments which America and Europe combined could hurl against her. What tre- mendous power is this in the hands of rival.'' Such were the prevailing sentiments in Eng land before the war. But this rival is no longer the United States. The United States is now as dependent upon the Confederate States as England and any other manufacturing coun- try for her yearly supply of cotton. The ricatIy is now in the South. where has been laid the foundations ot a new power, looming up by the sword and the will of Providence, and prepar ing to take its stand in the array of nations, backed by every element of national prosperity and strength. Holding monopoly of the great staple so necessary to the world, the Conleder- ate States is destined to play as great part in policy as she has in war. With wisdom fore~ cast and frmness in the conduct of her foreign relations, the Confederacy holds @ hand which must make her one of the greatest among the nations of the earth.-No5He Register.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06
GheriH 's Adv

EtOMNIITTkD to the JaIl SD on the 18th day of Ju. his name IS JIM. about 35 yea. weighs lG0 pounds. keeps his spe,ks very poitely-had ou wA and cap. He says he was trying to his wife. Says he belongs to MUni,e county, Miss. J.
 Sberif of Ora tuld JuIy %, 1882. 6n Cost of adv. S2 per w5er
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06
---s %@N.~~

ERIcssoN, who made the Monitor Dahlgren who made the cannon; Jenny Lind, who made music; Frederlka Bremen, who made domestic fiction that is read in thousands of American homes--are Swedes
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06

Begr The Milwaukee Sentinel (kepublieanj says of Gov. Yatess letter that 1t Is an intl- mation to the President that thus lar he has proved a failure,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06
N . TTsCE

NdMliTFD to the Ar penitentary hy ths v Jalier Of Jackson county a certain Negro Man NS cains himseii LOUIS, about feet nc,e. birh oIts black color, light build, about D years old owner kncwD '' ' ' e-1>s n ne @ sa,d negro sl he sold at the expiration of not c',tn TOT uv the 0Wacr. A. T. WARD.
 Dec. 5,iSQl. 2im. K,,Der of p,nii,at;ars
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06

There are 5,30O prisoners or war at the Libby prison in Richmond and on Belle Isle, in the James river,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06

Land for Sale Tor Confederate Money or
 Negroes. eD & P ACRES of fine Cotton Land situate in the Fl n c c Richwoods' in Prairie county, Arkansas in 120 acres--one half section with , improvements ou it-all above overflow.
 J. C. RICHMOND July 10, 1882. St By F. JopD3y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06

OUR LossEs.-The Montgomery (Ala.) Adyer- tiser has prepared table of Confederate losses in the battle of Chickahominy, of which the follow
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06
NOTICE

~ " I l S k.
 ENT AS committed to Ihe Arkansas son;.o,; w the sheriff of Pulaski co,.nty, on the i,t o,sS November iSAi certain Negro Man calpe his nam, s "Ini' ssfs negro IS about l5 years old ia black N caG iee nne inches in height has pop eyes and an i'm. ie s the property Of Stephen Barefed who resides ncar tieEsparg Miss. and ii takc, away al tp e.pr.tion oi two years, will be soI by the State Dee ., 1861. olm Ec,,.r of peHtt;; naD;
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-06
Ranqvay ,SlaUes in Me -Pemtent'ary.
N OFFICE

q t0MMlfFED to the Penitentiary the l2th Ha A ~ day of November, lS6l a certain nerrn EsNssE17A Man, calling his BILL. about feet 6 in s%E1xy ches in height, of black color 2s years xl old He says he belongs man living NfA Memphis Tenn. kNG
 The owner is requested to forward cou- FSss ply with the law and talk him away or he will :-gS be sold the expiration of two years to n.v EL the charges. : v,ET
 pec' D. isol' Z4in keepsr ef PsntisnfiaTy
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+ q / 3 II "a 81 81.
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|IA CROSSE u. MlIWAUKEEsR RI
q ne .Ln,ts.t t;niSIasi and nNiy d;,s.t -o.,y
"a Mii~.nfas1 Dstr6f M III -
Sn,fa;,f nosnts IL tia .Fssf md Shmth 81 =,
| ksrka 9nIemdid passeIll 81 packets NfJRTHERM
EREf.f.E FEOkJE aHd ttCFAN WYE Iii
rub thfS assson vssn "a Crof31tS; M 81. Paul
|brnsinn Il i,dent linz If sh6 iI1edy
Of passenaprs and lfsieht. -
This line Of bost. has bcen entirely rebuilt
and yehtted duri4s tbs sphet winter, aad VIII
met run below Iacfosse.,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST Fr1scopAL CHuRon-C Corner Of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath at to}1S 4. n. and 71dr. n. Sabbath School
at u Pm. Class meeting Sabbath At ~ \:
N. and IL y. Class meeting Wednesday even
ing ~ O'clock, Prayer meeting Thursday
evening ~ o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor.
STRANGERS FURNISHED WITH SEATS. :.sartsii t-st 7
NJ. E. CHURCH. German )-Church Block.
front on West Avenue. Services Sabbath 1011
\. N. and ~ P. n. Sabbath Sclroo! 1T ga. X.
Class meetings Sabbath ut u n. and 2 ?. NJ
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, ~ IN. Preach-
ing Friday at ~ P. u. Rev. Charles Holl-
mann, Pastor. .-.ij.t. ....- ,.. ,... = a.,
cnR!sr CHuRoH K Episcopal Head Of Broad
way, between East and West Avenues. Servi-
ces Sabbath lo1H 4. II. and 5N z. \. Sabbath
School immediately aftsr morning service
81. NJ. Rev. E. r. Wells, Rector. ALL s1Ar.
FREE. ...,.,,.. t-.,r...
FlRsr PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH-C Church Block
between East an West Avenues, AID fronting
on Seventh street. Services Saba til at 1919 A
N. and ~ P. N, Sabbath School immediately
after morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs.
day evening at o'clock. Strangers will always
be p. ovideI with seats. Rev. Z. II. Snow, Pas
tor. T
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hvslc.-The special attention Of Church
officers and private individuals, who may be
in want Of melodeon, il called to the al
vsrtisemsnt in this paper Of Horace Waters.
In their list Of musical instruments will be
found Pianos At prices ranging from 500 to
500. and sscend hand Pianos from s25 to
$l7c- Their list Of Melodeons rarge in
price from SIS to $500. and each one il
warranted to remain in tune for three years.
Thsie second hand Melodeons range from
$50 to $50. We will only add here, that
II aay person is in want Of good ins,ru,
msns. they can &c. good bargain BY CALI
t,g q tAis office.
The collection Of Sunday School music is
aarss and god. and every Sunday School ia
he State ought to b furnished with .no,,.h
good music q make every meeting Of the
Sunday School Interesting. no matter vh,,
'hs occasion. Reference 10 also made to
their splendid list d secular music. II ny.
tidy wishes to ssad ior any o. the ins,ru,
0sass or music mentioned il ths sdversiss
.sne. they can ssnd to Horscs Waters, No
seA Broadway. New Ysrt. or II thsy Dc
en-, ws will send for them.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL few days ago, 4
young woman whose family reside about
eight miles from here, on the Swede road
met with terrible accident which caused
her death AFTER eight days Of intense suffer
ing. Her name was Anna !chelbergsr. At
the time Of the accident she was engaged
with her brother boiling sugar in the camp
While he WAS away . short distance, she
was taken with fit and fell into the FIRE.
Before she could obtain assistance she had
been burned 50 badly ~ to cause her death
the clothes were al burned Of from her,
the hair of her head and one Of her ewes
burned out. She was kindly cared Cor. but
suffered eight days OF most e1crutiating
agony before death came to her rsiief-
Carver Transcript. 5@
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RED WING MARKET.

Beaas-75c@s1, 90 ~ bush.
Buttcr-S0loc " fb
Candles-Tallow l5c ~ lb.
- Star,17c W ID.
" Stcarene. 2oc " lb.
=" Sperm, 45(05Oc " ID.
Chcese-iNl0l21zc3 ~ III
Cetfee-Rio 25c-Jaya CSC " Ill.,.
Egss-5c ~ dozen.
Fluid-7598o ~ gallon.
Fruit-Dried Apples loc " ft.
Fish-Cod, SC " tb-Mackcrcl 1oc v tb -
neriugs Sc ~ lib.
Feathcrs-4o05oca ~ 1b-Live geese 75c " 1t
Furs- Mink $1@$i ,25; Otter: Sa0s4; Musk
Rat safe.
Corn Meal, retail, 81 o" " 100 lbs.
Grain-W heat No. 55@5s. No. 5aa5s.
G Cor %, s7 e y 6ush'''
Barley, 3of035c. q
Oats, 35f04oc "
G'ass-sx1o $3.50, exl2 1915, loxl. >?,75
Hides-Dry 7c, Green SIC " ft.
Lime-7501 90 ~ Dbl
Lumbcr-Floring sl40$1s. " thousand
Fencing, S1l. " thousand Common boards
sll@l3; Clear do $40 ~ thousand.
Siding $l2, 0oy0S 6, 90 " thousand.
Shingle--No. l $3.50, No. 2 81 rs per Mr.
Lathes$l 80 per Nj.
Pckets-sa @Sl0. per thousand.
Lead--Bar l0c ~ III.
Shot-S2,10 sack, l0c " fb.
Syrup-N. 0. soc; W. I. soc; Golden, soc y
gallon.
N"ils-2d d 4d575c v tb; lod aud upwards
u key 1915.
Oil-Linseed ST. 90 Whale 81 rs, Lard 81, 25
Kerosene Is c. 7Y gallon.
| Paints-Whit. Lead Si,7502, 25 " key Yer
million, 40c ~ fb.
| Observation-Disclosures. 2n@25c " busbel
Pork-s]s 7Y Dbl, loo ~ ib.
| Lard--6c 1P fb
! Rice-l0c W fb.
Soap-Common, 51106I u ID; Fancy brand
lo@l2@c " lib.
Sugar Crushed, Ice, Pulv. Ice, Grane>
$50, Brown lI@l2c ~ III.
Starch-sl0. nc ~ 1b.
Salt-$2.5 per Dbl, bag, fnc, 2oc.
| Tea 756Ol25c " fb.
| Sash-sxl0 3Hc tp light.
| Wood S2(032,50
WhiSkey per gallon.
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FOURTH or JuLY.-Ths time draws near,
indeed it IS almost at hand when va should
be thinking. and talking, and acting with
reference to proper observance Of the an.
nivers~ry day Of our nations birth. IL a
little more than one month the 86'h ami
versary Of our National Independence will
havc arrived, borne along on the rapid wheels
"f time. What shall we do =? Shall we
lys still and let it pass unno,iced ? or shall
We not rather celebrate that day in such 4
manner that its advent may continue to be
looked for with patriot delight by ourselves
and BY the generations that arc to come
after us, by reason Of its sacred relations to
the past, which relations ara vivitied in our
minds by the sacredness with which We 70
gard its periodical return.
Lot Us attend to this in time. We hope
70 see public action taken on the subject Al
IN early day.
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Il Crosse / Milwaukee Railroad

II Crosse L Milwaukee Railroad
With its connections, forms the shortest.
quickest, aud only direct route to
4Hilseaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Pits
i bury, Toledo, Neso York. Boeton,
and MI points East and South.
Ono of the splendid United States mail .team-
ers N.rtherr Belle, Keckuk and Moses MIA
Ian. win leave st. Paul daily at 4. H.. from
wharf-boat. foot OF Sibley street, CONNECTING
a Ia Crosse next morning {Sundays excepted
after breakfast with the l. II. train, arrivins
at Minnesota Junction IL 05 r. T.. in Mslwaukee
1t ss5 the same afternoon, and in Chicago At
s same evening. in time to connect with all
Eastern and Southern trains.
This il the only route BY which passengers
are snfe Of making connections in Nilvauksa
Paul. . - =
Baggax, checked throseh.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA La CROSSE
For through ticket. 10 All po;ut. H..e .n.a
soath, apply 70 NEsERclE = NcI.AREN.
Il. T. RrnnxY, Il Crosus.
= 3. 0oooaxa. nanAesr. NiIvsshpe.
]. j xMnAIs, Gen. I5ekse Aeh Hafu@
Wv wEscs. Gen. PsssssSsr Afssf. Y.1
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ARREST FOR MuRDER-E Stanton
wife Of w m. Stanton, Of Lillian in this coun.
ty, and Dr.. Coon Of Mortified in Rice coun.
ty, who were arrested for the murder Of tho
said William, by poisoning. were this p,orn'
ing released, no evinencce Of the guilt Of eli.
ther Of them having been found. the Grand
Jury failed to find an indictment against
either Of them, but did find presentment
which may, in some cases be found where
the evidence is not strong enough to justify
an Indictment. The Judge issued bench
wrrant, and the parties were taken bcfor.
the lion. VIM. H. WEIGH, when the Prose
cutting Attorney stated that in the analiaci'
Of the stomach Of the deceased, no poison
had been found. The parties were imme'
diately discharged.
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Z WE notice that George Todd, Esq, has
!" broke ground I" for the foundation to new
building which he contemplates erecting
this summer.
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GOLD PENS 3RE-POlNTED!
:. PRICE FIFTY CENTS, ..-

Enclose the Pen in a letter with the cash or
postage stamps The return mail will bring
the pen as good az new. %@z":@' :" 49,
Send 81 and the return mail will bring good
gold pen, two carats fine, in silver extention
holder. Send seventy five cents, and the re-
turn mail will br.ng good gold pen, ladies'
sizs, in silver case with ivory handle, in box.
Address, E. i. WALRATH, .
No. 2, Malcolm Block, Syracuse, N. Y. x
~ Editors giving this advertisement four
insertions, and sending marked copy, shsll rs-
ceive an cxcell:nt pen in payment r.-.
'''' E.L.W.
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BEwiNe MAcA1NE.-A now Singers Sew
Ing Machine for sale on easy terms, Call at
This biice.
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I. f., WRIGHT, M. D.,

Having permanently located In Red Wing
would inform the citizens and vicinity that he
is prepared to Practice MEDICINE, and do ali
kinds Of SURGERY within the bounds Of his pro-
fcssion. Office
CORNER BUSH AND MAIN STREETS,
next door to B9rk.
When not 1T his office, can be found ut Rob't
Browns Boar!irg House.
Office hours from . to 10 A. NJ. and to 3
r.. NJ. ni5o n41v6:3m
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THE attention Of our readers is called ia
the article on Treasury Notes, by" Union,''
on the first page.
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Post Office Notice.

The TINE OF CLOSING THE MA1Ls.-The mail
up will be; closed at lo11 o'clock. A. NJ; tho
snai. down will be closed at IL o'clock NJ. til
further notice. NJ. SQRIN, ?. NJ.
Per E. p. LowArER, D. p. NJ. w..
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NOTICE OF DISOLlITION,

Nor1oE il hereby given that the CO partner
ship heretofore existing between Thomas r.
Towne and Joshua e. Pierce, At Red Wiuk,
Minnesota, under the firm name of Towne &
Pierce has thit day been Dissolved by mutual
consent. Tho business Of the late firm will be
to use the firm name for thas purpose.
Marchss2sth 1862. t@s7*', =. lii $. X :
y = a3Ss go THOMAS r, TlWNf. d"
n e1#5 ~ JOSHUA G. PIERCE: 4.
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Bush STREET. We notice with pleasure
that preparations are being made to build a
culyert across Bush Street, 1t Jordan, pre-
iiminary to grading the street.
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Another Regiment Called For

GENERAL Headquarters, }
STATE oFM1SSEsoTA ADJ'r GEMS OFFICE
st. Paul May 22nd, 1862
GhNERAL ORDER NO. g.
The Secretary Of War has made an ur-
gent call upon the Governor Of the STATE
for a Sixth Regiment Of Infantry
Confid'nt that patriotism will in future as
heretofore distinguished our citizens, and
may now or hereafter exist, every Minneso.
tan will CHI erfully and promptly rally in
defense Of liberty and tho country, the Com
mander-in Chief directs tho immediate or
|ganization Of a Regiment of Infantry, to be
mustered into the service and pay Of the
United States for three years or during the
war, to be designated as the Sixth Regiment
Minnesota Volunteers, and to consist Of ten
,(lO) companies each constituted as follows ::
MINIMUM. MAXIMUM.
Captain. I Captain.
First Lieutenant. l First Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant
First Sergeant. l First Sergeant
Sergeants. Sergeants.
8 Corporals. 8 Corporals.
2 Musicians Musicians.
L "oSCI'Cl. "dSOHcT.
G4 PvivateS. So Priyates.
(ss 1o1
All companies and parts Of companies
raised under this order will report at Fort
Smelling.
| Subsistence and lodging Of recruits from
the time Of their enlistment, and prior t.
their muster into service. will be paid for
by the General Government, at 4 rate not
exceeding 40 cents per day.
| Necessary transportation Of recruits will
lie paid for at the current rates of stage and
steamboat fare.
Companies and officers of companies will
take position and rank according to the date
Of being mustered into the United States
service.
Clothing. arms and equipments will be
supplied before the Regiment leaves the
State.
The Regiment will be moved to the seat
Of War as soon as full.
By order Of the Commarder-in Chief.
OSCAR MALNRos,
Adjutant General State Of Minnesota
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WE shonld like to know how it happens
that we get the telesraphic news from Mil
waukee, which get here the day after it is
received there, several hours earlier than we
get the same news from St. Paul. Such,
for several days has been the case.
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FASHION PLATES FoR 1c62-We have
lately received M adam Demorest's Mirror Of
Fashions. 1t is published quarterly in
magazine form, and can be had for 81. per
year. TO any person interested in such'af
fairs it IN worth five tines the price. 1t is
filled with beautiful plates Of the very latest
style, with full descriptions; and the pres
ont number is accompanied with patterns
cut'out in tissue paper, Of many Of the plates
represented in tho collection.
Tho subscription price is 81. per year, and
each subscriber will be entitled to prize -
Send TO Ross & Young No. 1o1 Nassau St.
N. Y.
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G. w. NEWELL
Y ETERINARY EON
&
An Hose Ra~ter

49, $50 NaA"1s ..L
Will attend to all diseases pertaining to Horses.
90 MOTTO. = NO CURE no PAY.n
He will he II the Goodhue House Red Wing,
on Frfiay and Saturday vi each alternate week
daring tho summer, commence on Friday
the Esd inst Residence. ui4h Prsiris, Leon
Township, Gcodhue County, MINI. div
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BLANKS! BLANkS!!

117EHAvE JUST PRINTED AND HAVE
w now on hand for sale, ut this office. a
large lot OF BLANKS, including Warranty
pecds, Omit Claim Deeds, Mortgages, Chatte1
Mortgages, besides a full assortment Of Jus
C.ce's blanks. sr5sF1.', E &.5-.y,s,, !
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DRs. JACKSON, HERBERT Il CO., Pro-
prietors Of the National Dispensary, establish
cd Cincinnati, O., Jan. \, $50, cure all private
diseases with unexampled rapidity. We gar
antee to cure Gonorrhea. elect, Syphilis. I'm
potency, Nocturnal Emissions, or self-Abuss,
DIURSAL Emissions, Femnle sConplaints, III
short. every posi- bic form and variety Of Ssxu
lar Disease. Dures RI lid; Thorough and per
mancnt, and fees moderate. Send for our Cir
cular-TITTEEN large s in. by II iii. letter
pages, of varied, valuable ard ikrtRHsTIsS
matter. Also. Circular intended for ladies'
only. 80: @''t - ~ 5ts ~ - %
DR.. Jackson's Female Pills-one dollar pei
box-sEND FOR CIRCULAR. ..,.}5.......... 49,.
DR.. Jackson's Perpetual Preventative-sKxs'
FOR ClRcULAE.
Special written Replies, we'll sealed sent with
the Circular, without: charge. One of the
cheapest most interesting and i'm portant books
ever published. 800 pages, 100 engravings '.Ths.
Mountain IF Light. or Medical Protector and
Marriage GuiSe, and an Explicit Key to Love
aud Beauty" 1t SATISFACTORILY r. vsals
various subjects never before fully explained
in any popular work in the English language.
Price 80 cts. and one cent stamp, or three for
one dollar and three Scent stamps. Fully deg
cribed in Circular. which every young max
should have, whether SIGH or we'll. z ( -
! Medicine with instructions, sent promptly to
any part of tho country. Consulta alton Rooms
Of the Dispensary, No. 1s7 Sycamotc 1t. r.
o. Box No. 1876. '-35r @2js,iiS' .1#Te.= - /
MOS r4aE:1"a ~ T.. Dec. 4, 'sl:1y 50
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- DITTUUEH3 MIMI CUTps.
W. A. German, Driga,lior General.
n. J. T. Dana. - 6.
DR.. D G. Hard Brigade Surgeon.
DR.. Morton, kegimcntul Surgeon.
f.. S. Goorch. Captain in Shields Staff.
D. G. Cooley. PC sion Agent.
J. W. McCombs Commi,sary Department
n. e. Tyson, :.
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Correspondence.

Correspondence.
Mr.. Editor AS the st. Paul people arc al
ways complaining that they do not have their
share Of the Federal appointments, send you
n list showing WHAT Ramsey County HAS HAD,
all but one think, being from St. Paul. If
YOU think proper, You can publish it that the
people aud the party Of the state may sce how
much cause St. Paul has to complain.
Truly yours,
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STRANGERS IN Tows.-During the past
week there has been great many strangers
in town. Some of them were here to attend
to their matters in court, but we hear it
intimated that others are looking around to
sec how they like the location.
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HICKMAN HOUSE

We haveJust furnished and opcned the H;ck-
man House, foTmsTiv tia Hack Hcase. aud can
no. accommodate the travelling public.
We have lSst balls ..
\ coNNODIoUB STABLE.
FOR the aecsrumc<ission ef teams. a. s,n
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-28
JUST RECEIVED AT
= . S-~efo - $50
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Boys Tip Carte, Toy Gigs for Dolls,
ROLLING HOOPS, BIRD CAGES, &c.,
Direct from the Manufnctor which will be
sold cheap. Please call and see them.
Near the Corner Of Bush and MAIN STREETS.
nl57 RED WING. MINI. n4lv6:1y