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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
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NEW MUSIC.

u vOcAls d j u ~.
49,. "A Penny to- yenr rhought.:' Il vim b.
my Home little Jenny Dov:' Lizzie Dies
To-NiQht.' Jennys' Coming Der the Green, ,
and tWhy have my Loved Ones Cone by
Stephen G. Foster. Song of the Contrabands,
%, Let my People Co. as sang by them at Fl.
Words for all, song and chorus, bv j. Roberts;
8 Rock me to Sleep, Mother by Kane O'DoD-
nell; There ie beautiful World > by Holmes;
$ Flag Of our Union Forover;' What they do
ut the springs,' Charles Tremain The Scion
tihc Frog Ambuhl; The Girls are not 50
Green Cul! Forgetif .yon can, but Forgive
Covert; fThree Cheers for our Banner VIII
liams; Where Liberty dwells there is my
Country Phnmbley ;; 'Volunteer Yankee
Doodle of 81 :, Louis Selle. Price 25 cents each
80 1905 Il d INsTUNEN7AL. ~
'Comet Schottisch.' Baker Union Valse, ,
Lagrase.; Spirit Polka; General scott's
Farewell Grand March, by E. a. Parkhurst !:
Crinoline Waits, Marks Fort Sampler Grand
March, Glover, IS cents each. Hbernian
Quadrilles; Christmas Carol Schottisch Sew
EN- Sons Galop Laura Keene Walt1, al ~
Thos. Baker Volunteer Yankee Doodle Of
Aer, val.<. z. B. Spencer Music Box Gsllop,
c.. E. Herring. IS cents each. Our Generate
Qnicksssp, with beau.ffm vignet Of So OF our
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Grand March, With 9 splendid Hthograph Of
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Of ed Rse't band Yankee Doodl, will brill
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variations, by A. Call. 40cents. Irving Ausi-
cal Gems, Book 3, 8 polkss, waltzes, &e., for
IS cents. . exet 81ra .ya.s5.- III IL
1l as worth Of the above music, mailed free.
Just Published by HORACE WATERS, \
481 Broadway, N. r
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and two banks # keys, IS 200
SIS octave Organ Melodeons, two
banks Of keys, pedal bsss, four and :
six taps, ESQ, 97s sDd 80 dolla1s.
Those Melodeons rernafn il. tan4 . long time.
Each Nicholson warranted for three years. !.
.4 THE zALEXANDER ORGAN
and s1n 70 hs ola". Jss.
All who have any knowledge Of the Piano can
perform upon this instrument without difficulty
the key board being the same o that Of the
Piano. -. s..z-E,. >.s+g 81 E,.T< y
In rosewood cases, stops ,f'. slso
'2 1" ta@. ." Is .".... $50. 23i
IS stops, with percussion 49,. ....: SIC
Is stops, With percussion, and expression !
. 10 main, !" 81:
The same, in rich rosewo God cases. ......... ~:
"A liberal discount to Clergymen, Churches
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, Sominaries and
Teachers. The Trade supplied on the mos.
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Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE AT RED
Vino. Those Wishing to advertise their bust
ness will do we'll to patronize 1}s. 49,, g.
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EXGEl4SIOR
Burr Stone Mills,
FulKFARME | AND l !
ANIl.FRlCTlON
.IOR Sc 20 w T. RS.

. TookTEN, ElkST PREMlUMS A. ~ Ea1knN
Stars FANS last year, and are Justly considered
superior to all others. The Millmay DO driven
by korse, water or sse"ns po,0er, docs Its work
% we'll % the fiat stone n ills in milling estab-
lishmen, 4, md. requires but 0xE-HALJ the PowE1
to dliYe the largest sizes. They are very com:
pact, perfectly simple, and for farm use will
last Thirty YEARS, and COST NOTHING fol
repairs.
Paloxs-3lo0, $40, and 4170. Il
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill: $50 extra.
81 THE HORSE POWER
Has proved itself to be the best ever invented
The friction is reduced by IRON BALLS, e
arranged in all the lbearings, that the whole
weight OF the castings runs upon them. THREE
POUNDS DkAUGHT, vt tho end of!a ten feel
lever, will keep the power in motion, Thus per-
mitting the ENTIRE STRING n OF the horses e
be used on the machine to be driven. ONl
HoRsE will do Is much work on this power, y
TWO ON the endless Chain Power: 1T IS FOX,
TABLE; and may be used IN TnE 1lELD ~ ,y WI
- in the house. More than TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT Of horse flesh is saved over any
other power in use. 1t is simple in construc'
ton, and not liable to get out Of order. !
Price Of power for to horses, $l25
Price of powcrkforsl to s horses, $17t I
THE el25 POWER WILL DRIVE ANY TnREsnlNf
MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE 10 GUARANTEED X
GIVE sArIsTAcTloN, Oh THE MONEY WILL BE he
FUNDED, 49, -,F 20 - '&A -
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THE CHI CAGE
] = On ~ 8 Z
FOR 1862. 3
y DAILY WEKELY AND TRl-WFIKIY.s ii

H1,A ni1nn ~,y rnrr..,, q 49, 40. tlas rar III
$3.50. IS. elsct;n, ~ H.. 49,.
n Ti,e rSi,sesniss f4hs IA WSs
"a .ns vs9 y ~ paIsy lnso
Uniona wiII ssit W. IL. ~, c,, ~ - l,;s
IFaud siid ths eusn ~ s. te lnion
& win advocate the proteetio,, 81 si,e n,o,,.st~
81 loyal Union mon, inevory psrtof tie Union.
md .iii % III Il IL power . sssi.t ID
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80 NJ II nsenine
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THE IA fEsT NEWS. th.t 4 ~ =, naver az. sns
,oyed befofs, safid that Ia editorial and repor-
torial force will IL inereaseds 10 An axtant thas
warrants us IN promisin1 60 able and 5.ood !
general neS spapsT, % is, Of can Re, published
0nt Of New York. Viii de In politicalc lnrac-
ter shall be, asit always has been. fully M
with the demands ~ the times conner vetfve
In tspirit, bold in expression, and Arm in the
support Of RIaHr FxiNoIrrEs Aup MEAsukEs,
opposing wrong iii III its Iorms, and coming
out fearlessly in maiutensnce Of the cause Of
justice and the people, % opposed to the mach
and corrupt combinations for the a9eraudlze-
ment Of ambitious men o. special interests, at
the expense Of the public welfare 1t will at the
same time discuss oil subjects and questions Of
public character freely, carefully ard csndid>
u, and give aS full and ompYol1ansive an ab-
tstract OF the general inte1liRence of the day
as can Be crowded into It's columns.
ITS CoMMERCIAL AND fINANCfAL DrrAxY
nENTs shall be moro full than in years mast. IN
proportion 10 these interests increase "a Il,
tent and importance. tS! sfa aia9f ag9s5E !
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As an Advertising medium, the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE ExoELLED. lthas large and rapid
ly increasing circulation. Its circulation il, to
= great extent, confined 20 the : .t:-:c:zST
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THE VOLUNTEER.

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.s-Y.r,. -..s.ay:ud5a ,
We are prepared to lo~any and oil kinds Of
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= Intended to be
First Glass Newspaper,

devoted TO the interest Of the citizens Of Good
hue Comfy. Every issue will contain fall
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Telegraph Reports;
or RED PING,
together with a large amount Of

~ !. = Z. ! MI y II
and also If all the principal Markets in the coun
try, And this item alone is worth, more to
every .farmeyin the County than II i {.
80 TWICE THE PRICE OF A PAPER
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STALLICNS.

TINE CELEBRATED TROTTiNG STALLION GE0RGI
i M. Iatclea viii make tail season mates AT Re
chester New York, on Hairs Park commencing seg,rmbs
aud cndin. November 20 WILLIAM WALTER hire.
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THE TURF.
UNION COURSE T. l.
nsE SECON'i DAYS RACING. FL q
.t- a...H tfN 3 MONDAY, JULY Z, lau2
fnE GREATEST YIELD OF HORSES
yel aeen "a At q IN la r.loe



T. g. Moore enters Laura farrts, years b. Lex
in2on dam by imp Margraye, colnrs blue aud ue.
Ward enters h. Sailor Bay. by imp York
ssrr. dan ny imp. Herald. rt,lls REL ,ld pink
dam "a lie War.', 90 o-s pirf!c anl white
John unters nters bre Sunshine syars by Balrowns
L. G. Bush eaicrs b. II. Tfol aiore years. Monarch
dan madonna hy imr, YORKSHIRE eo!ors red and lilac.
ins'pn, dan, by Wrnf'','nc, olorS red and maroon
10 n d. Clay enters % Wa,rnn4 years. ny Yorkshire,
dam Tol az, BY iieneee. blue and blue:
The above entries not only the best blood but
so no OF the best rseis the turf orator waste
wlner Of the .pNisap on ne az Inst IN the lemarNaoe
OF tue greatest the American turf
Laura Fa ris second in the above race only beaten ~
i d. has the mile record the time
be 3:,6 Sailor By, in the Louis
yiie. ran single dash OF four niles IN 7s aud in the
NILS IN sss Avalanche Is rcaariei as most promising
colt he seond. in mile al Pin adc phi 10
ldcwih Sunshde, when year d, last sea on, as
1T Ward has run several heat, At miles In the thr
Vi anu rgh o. the day. viii te esp etly dangerous
i've heatsh thc the II adj III any other
country me first heat being run In 4ia and thr nst he
hh, a. a5 he also won the mile heat rce In Phiadcl-
Sc, OSD KAGE
Sweepstakes for three YER olas T. r., one mile
and half out.
For this race there were ten entries but . probable two
only will start
r., e. commence at 3o'ciock r.
Win ths iiesc Of the public taad Privilege badges FOR
the day giving admission 10 The quarter stretch and mem
special tain 80 A. NJ for the
course dir q. returning after the races are over - .
lea,e Division williamsburg, Fulton Wall
and South ferries every five minutes for East New
York, connecting with the steam for the track.
Enres each days races VIII close ut the course half an
hour after the last
Pools sold every evening Wrights Saloon 75i
Eighth stl, et and uornn.
tie at the hotels at the course by Messrs
Cassidy. JOIN l.. Cassidy, Manager.
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AMUsEsIENTs.

WALLAoK's.
w Entrances Broa i~ay and Thirteenth street
Proprietor Waa Il.
Doors ofen - 7ls comm AZ Of clock.
EefihF fine cIupsrs.nrr Of ne house is desntf ny
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S1iI.LsNERs, sc.

- '<i-
MILLINERY. 60 BLEEcKER sREBT MADAME
M MYl sR olfctsto sci Sunmer Bonnots Of greatly
dcd prices. Orders rc The country neomply aeadei TO-
GUNNER povYErs NOW eEApy-Ar I. BlNNs,
- Millinery, largest and chcsrss, q the worid,
ponnets rnt b. express cvrfvwhcrc Send Tor a Summer
Bnnet rMvuhhg Bonnets AIT Chidgygs Has Rib. 06s
ssN fNy~sts. .e#
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BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND fOREMEN. AT A
- special the Board ol Engineers au't Fapm
iclL at l.rcens Hall rnnstny evening, july y ,Ui,
olow ng rreambcs and lesuigsIons. OF ~ Whtli ~
sto,,rd. Uosi Company 20, unaHr ousy adopted
Whereas ~ sudden cisr-rsaion " Divine Powder -
ealea ups 10 the loss OF On 81 our
,atc who ws kllod while IN the discfaie 81 ont,
~ the tire n Mott sirtt, Tuesday morning. July u aud
Whereas II is due 10 the menoIy Of the IN Hehtcl &C.
fccnss a. of the srea losswc have sustained
therefore, be "
Resolved Thst In tho death OF THOMAS u. BANKS, late
cinb as Harry IloNar Hook and Ladder Company NO.
IL fc tang hh he belonged, MS family ana the
Deparnent sustained r. loss and we can
crsr symplthcs 10 tac family 90 t' ds
this the hour 81 their ban.un, and trust that
He docth oil things will wil dwell With then assaRe
their gi4css and tcir rccullc 90 rim who a.
70 be warning that in the midst OF HE we are IA
Rssclvec That the Fire Department meet on SUNDAY.
July a, oclosk r. NJ IN East Broadway, right resting
on Clinton street; officers with irumrets ura. ct ~ moui
ng Chef AMI Ass ant Lug neers acting ~ Mhsha
Resolved, Thst tho Board or fr4 and ippea mn sien.
the oard o. Trustees and ohrfs OF TIC Fiv Depart
mani aud the Exempt Association arr reiicsci 70 huc
N.h IN paying the LIS, tribute ~ eathy r ut 20 'he
OF INCREASED brother nid mo Ghct Agesf M
requested have tho bells oled during he solcnncs;
aud thai Eagle HOOK and Ladder comfany No has,;
H. throurh Grand street 10 Broadway Roass,ay
Rcsolvod That copy Of he resoiuuons duly anthems
cua bc transmitted tho cqniary aud the fanuy o tse
lale Thomas d. Banks published in the Ieades Sunday
'iot'''s go" o""" J6nN pEcKER, caai,msa
HKyRv A. TnoNAs Secretary pro tenn.
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Y)AwNDRCKgRs SALE oHN MORTIMER wII1

LrCTrRE FOR TIE SUPPORT OF THE ROMAN
"A Ca h hs erlhans vii. Se eevsr,. on Sunday July Z
doces q; New fok VI 81 Peters eitncs, IL
aid W.rrcn ssee s. Tickets 50 cents. rsnt
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HArRIMoNIAI..

N tNe TO maze the acliafn sncc Of gentleman OF
Mat. with u view n,nrtrony; POSSESSING nUhe.
wing hcat Address Mrs. Louisa Ainy, stAon t. Posi-
al.
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rnN MILITARY.

MOTHER VETERAN OF THE WAR or 1872 GONE: -
~ Hrnscr, a,4a summon Il TO attend the fine
yuue sci olAer soldier James Torrey fTo his
Ia I,aentg, NO .5l Biooae sirect taris half.
lst cusk tn tsunaay) afternoon, Win the usual
Ou.p mourning. ft ali attend aud brutcl
ssi rlng place. We do rot know may be called
uext Your ranks are Or aAing last
II. RAYMOND Breaiicr General.
ABN DAILY, Colonel.
Isaac ". PiYfE Adjaant
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GENTLEMAN, 81 YEARS OF AGE, HAVING
"A Hutient msa6s for ti orts OF home is DESTROYS
al 10. airu Inc aCauantancs OF young laly q,
Se rs u 10 The a,e usri altirs from the arpiic,nt
invrrr ney,r bat tc lads must be OF anaOe DISPOSE
Il n lne appcarsntc. and such qnann ators rs Will make
h,r a good cnlanOn 10 " speaking French ~ rman,
,na willing IL assist In retail business, would
have lie preference 4 personal arpeanncs VIII sn a..
drss XIV letter M, reliant Broadway Post Ollie. Ladies
sendng thcb dagucreotyres vii haze them immediately
In address.
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NrBLo's GARDEN
& Z. pAvEsroKT' j Y rs Ssss sfssr. LEY
ROMANTIC oF iiss Ssf DRAMA
...s u THE MIGHT hhl'' CANCERS
MS Mss caRo ,Gifsi Mic si;i%e"' q
& ''"~ - : ''> ANNETTE GALErTI
Tue dansehse or tne
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WIN Dc fl n Sls Ts Ss III sg'
Gisele g. RIcHsGs
G Gss1s Mr.. nf h EiAiksis
Ia The u The drama .....',.'...
composed by PAUL EXPRESSLY for this piece in
~ NILE; ANNETTE eALErrI
N'.' '''s"' GrR si' FLORAL PROCESSION ,s
'' peel B "a SCENERY cALL SEw,.
EEGAsr pEcosaFios SsD s shiMS COSTUMES. &C.
A .a1sS % cent? family sre 70 ,ens
Foxs oh H,s sowr 9a.1 Tn 4 shsHy,r or
on VIC. .s'''ss s ii'asi saI CHAPMAN
formerly Ms, julia DRAKE. wa app.af
H. = = 4 r fSS Miss D SassT HERRING
and the f GsEEr ziSyd i lar Pisces , ~
Filth Taih ss sp.ey tsn9y ier .r
a..n,. BEAUTY ASD 'THE BEAST =, .. -.
Joa BUN with NJ Harry t Cnsnman
the GoLbEN FARMER. I'LL.
iEsm naasy,, s~''ohe' aoy
r.sr n TsMsplY; Any 60. ''''' ''''
~ order 20 make the vast improvements necessary for the
ensuing campaign. u
CHARLEY Fox WILL ArrEA. AT WOODS MIN.
~ sticison Monday, juiy I.
!" "'S ssStba HILL g.
ST. n SicHo Inss'f ii 'sr
TO FERTILE Of %au Isl
AND EVERY H fHEEHisS; b 5tHh ! TUE WEEK.
WOODS ,o,I.s,, s y y IRE:
49, ~ : ETHIOPIAN ENTERrArxMENr.
safo SESsA rs s''. ASS MsrAss
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
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~ and ,haes Rtlete llaicr CASKS ana .
ioiiNf. KELLoGG2 CO.. IS Broad street,
RoCaEoS wn,sKEy-.s, BBLs "rEprKRs.'
- d.aoe eoppar eiicd pure ,rti e, distilled tor
'"' " john i. KELoaG 60 3 ), Broad street.
II oLLAND GiN.-J. r. kEL,.oGa CO. scHlEoAM
PIP Il In sGs yr II. IL. r sSl AL, wee n Da as 3
OF /, jays for sic ,nf, 90 u aid
bv aOHN Z. kELIOaGS CO., IS Brat ,irer..
NJ OTICE.-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W j.
IN Howell No. " Houston street "a EeeAna street
city o. New York; soe agent ing Pale Ale.
sent 10 Ills addt' 50 viii ~ promptly ntrnde The pblic
cautioned against certain tps guin. who
tltiousiy ohtanad casks and iu, them
ole infri ior quality vending same uan
lactur.. viii nuiIe
W. J. Howell. agent for New YORK.
ruiLaDI LruiA. April Ia. 1852. WI. q. RUDIAN
BILLIARDS.
pILII RDS- II GRIFFITH, THE ONLY pRacrf.
~ cal maseS ip The l.ed SIT err for sale splendid
Tables, tn H. oaly ,6.Tcst I.hna Orders by
mai aea led = ~ wM y. GKifFffH ii6 Fulo
pLRsoNs IN WANT OF III LAND TABLES WILL
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n. ID CLINTON PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY,
Has ryceived, by the last steamer,
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Belis, WITH OF without ssshcs, Nccktics, 40
In1trie Whiic Waists, Sc
Be9k at Gaps Costumes FOR children, and articles
novelty. .sM
Neis Chantlly aad Guipure Laces.
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