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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
To the Correspondent of the Statesman
from Camp Hamilton.

A lev lines we must write, wish greatly T." knuw
why your letters grow few mat hath gAddeud VI 80,
Or subjects you've plenty, WhAfs the reason that We
From Hamilton Camp ~ few letters do srsf
We ste glad, 10 be sure, hom the Second to heii,
Ent then ia ihs first there 10 unr duai
NV The tvcfet ie ont,--the reason you knuM.
Why your letters ats welcome and gladden. IL ~
NLsu The "stAtesmAn" Is due and We hesf ond knock
You Wauld open your eyes to hee what dock
Wal SAT- 10 The door 10 get tbs nfst view,
Of Tue uny ionaed tor letter, tisnd Billy ifsm Juu
aud When II Is opened, betwixt you aud me,
Tie r,y Is no letter from hili iee
Aud thus disappointed. we've wondered 10 tAin,
Aud Al lstt We concluded IL must he the r,ln
Bul. all lnkea aside, we've yunr welfare al heart.
Ard khUu ia the light yuuii act noby yUur pati,
We will Rd yOn with prayers, tie arnior uf tesl
Nuui never iofguteh As daily We kneri
al
Wilmington, March l,th lsG2,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
DIED

ODANIEL. Suddenly, on the nd inst, WM
+. ODAsIel, in the 5jth year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully in.
Nited 10 attend his funeral, from his late
residence, No. 2i0 Market street, on to.
morrow Wednesday afternoon, 2Gtn inst, at
O'Clock. without further notice.
WilTELOCK.--O the 18Th inst, ia Brandy.
wine Village, THOMAS wHlrELoce, in the 69th
year Of his age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
PRIVATE SALE OF
IAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

fafeF lhe subscrlber Will sell at Private Bale the
iii entire ftoek If Stoves, Tn, Sheet Iron and bril-
iiiE lshia ware, Cutlery, &c besides a.. tie tools
A ana hNlares belonging toa nr,l class stove tin
s snsrt IRON ware store; also the store house work
svPs a. hho"h as No no Market atreet letWeen %
Guy ~ Wilmington Del eNlsnding fra Market Etrest
aug ',snhhS Vn Shrey street formerly occupied b.
NJ NJ II au Opportunity seldom presented for any one
% "a, Ia lucrative business Ia desirable 10.
] 'ltAl,S ~ lhi stand has heen long occupied BY
% ti, ''' "uhefs' f"r tntihfr particulars apply 10
WM. r. ODANIEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
wAsnlsoroS, March 20, 1862.
PROCLAMATION M THE GOVERNOR OF
LOUISIANA.

fAom CHssas and Soliiers-l address you
To day Ia double capacity, ny uoyeruor aud
Commander in Chief. call has been made
upon me by General lleaaregard for 5000 men
To defend the Mississippi valley and with il your
lnyri Sluie, this beautiful civ and more than
all else. cave honor The lnggnrd and the las
tarl awaits ihr foe Mt the very shrine oi the
-nnctnafy IL is the part Of the brave aud noble
hearted 10 meet him al the threshold or beyond
it.. aud ld we choose any other portion We
would he false Ia our history and traditions. re
creant to our brothers blood which stained the
hnrl fought fields Of Virginia and Missouri. and
unworthy of the high gilt of independence
ssuclii'i Ivy the blood OF patriot martyrs
mis- is nut the hunr for vain regrets ur leS
pondenty. No, not even for hesitation An in
toit and powerful foe is already vt the castle
gate the current Of the mighty RIVER speaks 10
u4 nf lis feet advancing for our destrncton
and the telegraph wires tremhe with the news of
his advancing columns. In the hame Of all
most dear In us, entreat yon 10 meet him. A
hraye general, nnr fellow citizen, calls Tor you
and his patriot heart feels you will come .--
l.9ures have already clustered around his brow
and hr calls you To share with him new victories,
Sacrifices must he made hut the recollection of
them will nerve your arm in the day Of battle
sud make dearer your successes.
Fathers, husbands brothers, lovers. your
country calls you Citizens, your property and
rights are in danger! Will you not 90 The
hour for glorious action is upon US let it not
pass UNDECIDED by Gen. Beauregard dues his
fellow citizens the honor to wish them at his side
in the hour of trial A special messenger mem-
Der Of his stan, Dr. Chopin, waits to return
him glorious response. Upon volunteering,
you w.ll be ordered to General lieaureqarl ut
jackson Tenn ani in few weeks, when the
necessity is past, you will return victorious, or
leave your names rs martyrs cmhalmel in our
hearts 1hoMAs q. MooRT,
Governor and Ccmmauder-iu Chief
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
III A II ID w ARE
G. A. RODNEY.
.rcclsann 10 IL a H..
~ w. bAhslNd,
No. 2OI Market Street.

l@Po'ffy anu hFalcr IN imerieln and g,,.
Hatdparr. 'V''yA
II, pissroNs HAND. PANEL CIRCULAR and a.
'ASpwlcn 2i,1l cas- cur TAoEs. rRAps suo,
WM BEATTY A slN,s ANpu ,,.n
EDlE rIui.s "AlthbIS and
ANiHlSAN 'cEtw o1MrANys 0IMLgr po,y,,
LOCKS, LAittiEs Sr A. ~" e"hfANis
flfCH MANUFACtthlNl CuupANV,a o.n,,,
pAhlOCKs '"' 'NAhiNkt sal
uMHthiANb .lI, i,,l NAil. AND lhuN CoMpANYs o,r
AMI ~ lNlu NAILS aul SPIKES WI
AAitH \ SONS snovRLs andsPAnes
ikNNlNu run AuuER hits
WILLIAM BUTCHERS CHIgEI5 ana pf AYR ma.
aud SAD IRONS, sc g.. "Uir hlNdE
!. e SihfhkNs & co.'s BnVWOOD kuLpa
hALnMlN TOOL C0MrANN's BENCH snd Morn INV,
FLAMES. w "a auu moVLDlkd
kASrs flLks anl
nirnf ''7 iull A'fott
An "f whirl sre offered At low pi,es.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

day lie fable. But morning comes, anu .ne
stir and hum of life chase them away, as ie ,he
warm sun dries up the dew-drop,, which, IKE
these thoughts performed their feviving m's''""
ere they departed. Fanny Fern.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

'y d .aHS.ohc iHi' t'AioA boy " uan.agiua, 81
II grars ohi
Oh all you union people,
You ought 10 hear the tun;
The rebels are relteating,
And our gallant boys have wan.
Fort Donelson is taken.
And old Manassas too
And both these rebel places now
Display Red, White and Blue
II our boys are victorious,
Old Beauregarl aud Bragg
Will have to swear allegiance.
Aud yield to our brave nag
The Union and the Stars mud Stripes,
Have always been the cry
And why should We degrade that Tag,
le rebels tell me why
Aud now my little story
will draw to an end,
Success 10 General MuCltiian
Aud his brave aud gallant band
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
A Valuable Testimonial.

The numerous irieads OF Dr. WILLIAM u.
WHITE, of this city, have, by voluntary sub
scrptiou, determined to present to him COM
pltte case oi Surgical Instruments, in testimony
al their esteem for him as a gentleman aud 10y al
ct.1en, and their confidence in him ns a Phys
clan The selection aud purchase Of the In
stfuments, were coniiel to the care and Judg-
ment Of MIR. Eiward MclnAll, who has judi
ciously performed the task assigned him. The
ceremonies will take place in the Institute Hall,
On Monday evening, March 3lst, al O'Clock.
All WIN desire To witness this interesting cert b
mony both la'lies aud gentlemen, are invited to
b. present The admission 10 iha Hall will be
fee ON the occasion.
The committee have engaged Il K. Porter,
NJ D to he the medium uf presentation. After
The ceremonial proceedings are over addresses
will be made by distinguished gentlemen ot the
medical profession Amongst the nUu,l er Ell
pcctel are Professor Samuel Gross, of rh.ladel.
phia, and Brigade Surgeon, e. Cox, of Mary
land
The following gentlemen compose the Com
niltee OF Presentation Of Surgical Instruments,
tn Dr William II, White, Surgeon, s. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
BUSINESS MATTERS.
PORTRAITS
loR
PHOTOGRAPH AI,RTJNTS

We have now ready variety of Portraits of
the most prominent Generals and Leaders Of the
time, beautifully Autographed Oh card Of a
size to fit any Photograph Album. These are
60 finely executed and such accurate hSenesses,
that they are decidedly popular They hre sold
at the very low price OF q cents each, or for
70 cents, 20 Tor one dollar. We have now ready
the following:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

Mn. MASON IN PAHLIAMRNT-The person
who attracted most attention at the opening OF
Parliament was the Southern Commissioner,
Mr. Mason, who had seat in one Of the side
galleries. Singurlary enough, his next neigh
bor was negro Of the deepest dye, one Of the
Haytian embassy, believe at all events he
must have been of note to get n place in that
exclusive locality. Necessity brings people into
strange companionship. ] noticed that he lis.
tened very ntently to the speech until the enI
of the paragraph relating to the Trent affair had
been read, and then he laid his hands over bis
knees, leaned back, and yawned vigorously, as
though he was terribly bored by the whole bu
siness.-Correpond,n Of The Klathr,i,r Tim +,
Weekly Express and Repac.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
asa HOUSE AND STABLE
Ii For Rent.

4 S"',sloDiots and modern built DWELLING House
nn S@ 49, i., Market freel with brick stable attached il
abi Marc next S,Is w,', lie given on Or before the
iub I82w ~ i'u'i''ns'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
Desirable Pronertv a. a.

1e&f TUE unlcrslgned Executors Of the last VIII
l;iiH a and Ietattm~ni nj Mis- sarah BLACK, Dc.
Id ue' a. ~ yilue "t ile power and authority
Ho'te Snl M Cn Alsrket sro i6cve Rigbth Street No.
-, - ~ 'ue Wy oi Whimsical delaware The Uouss Il
G M '"1 pllrh building with aud water nxturea
an au ~ "li,1f modern improvements aud the Lot bas n
shipley Street. "' 'N'o"sS "aeA !"
49, Au uhmproved Lot On shplsy Street living dirset
h rear nt the rst aforesaid Lot having frnt az a.
two fronts Ntee'' ihuA having
Persons dshifiag to see the property viii find aeesss a,
II ny calling ON Miss Martha H. dubois who L., ~ a "
at No. so shipey Street Wilmington Dsl Ear irsS
JAMES UOUpER
~ New Castle Del
t,,,,, JOHN C GRO0MR
'""'' ~ llktun Nd. Executors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
DIR. CoGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT
For Inflammatory Diseases onlv


This Salt is not Patent Medicine but Il IRE.
scriptiOn Of an eminent physician; nor is il re-
commended as specific remedy for all diseases
which aifict the human family. Instead Of be.
ing panacea for all maladies, it has control
over but one class, has hut one aim, accomplishes
but one object, viz; Subdues lnGammatory dis
ease-whatever its form or lOcality-whether in
the Head, Throat, Chest, Abdomen or Skin
Inflammation is caused by a partial obstruc-
tion OF the fluids and this Salt removes that oh.
structon and sets the fluids in motion again.
Every form OF Inflammation (but no other
disease) is easily but surely subdued by IT, The
following different forms which tho unbalanced
fluids assume aud many not here mentioned that
have more or less heat, pain and fever are as
easily cured by the
AntiphIOgIstlc Salt,
As fire is e1tinguished by water.
l. Cases affecting the Head and Throat. viz
Brain Fever, Fits, Headache, InAamed Ewes
Canker. Neuralgia, Rrysipelas, Bronchitis. &o.
= Cases affecting the Chest and Abdomen,
viz; lntamed Lungs and Liver, Pleurisy. Dys.
pepsia, Asthma, Piles, &C.
.. Cases affecting the Erremtiea and Skin,
VIZ Rheumatism, ScrOfula, Ulcers, Salt.
hheum, and most other cntaneOus affections, Sc
The subscriber having been appointed dener-
al Agent for the State Of Delaware for the sale of
DR.. Coggswells Antiphlogistic Salt
Would respectfully call the attention of tho
public to it, having reason to believe not only
from the testimony Of others, but from his own
experience, that it is what its dscoverer claims
for it--R most valuable medicine.
The Salt will be sent to any address free of
postage. Address,
JAS. P. GILLINGHAM, Agent.
Box 3l2, Wilmington, bel.
PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOX.
For sale by L, BRINGHURsT & co. II
r. BRlNGHURsT Wilmington, Del and by
Druggists generally throughout the State.
march Am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

How can we best raze (raise) the head Of tot
lerlng secession By pitching our Wool into
their PiHow.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

WAKEfuL liouRs,--There is something bean-
tiful aud sublime in the hush of midnight. The
myriad of quiet sleepers, laying down each their
life burden insensible alike to joy or sorrow ;
helpless alike-tbe strong man as the infant
and over all tue sleepless Eye, which since the
world began has never lost sight OF one Pillowed
head Thoughts like these come to w in our
wakelul night hours with an almost painful in-
tensity. TheH eternity only seems real, every
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
AntIphIOgIstIc Salt.
P. GlLLINGHAM, Agent.
Hnx QIo Wu...t
PRICE so CENTS PER nov

For sale by L. DRINGHURsT & co. II
II. BRINGHURsT, Wilmington. Del and nv
Druggists generally throughout the State.
march 4-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
PRESERVE THE HA1p
SIIIIIS' BOTANIC maEn ah IN,

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE OF qsuRp.r,O.NlC
ROAD the testimony Of q. ALLEN, wall NAL0E
where as dispenser Uf Razor Powder ~ W W Known eye
he Will tell ynu all u bout H. 49, OF gotohn X
u, WILMINGTON, DRl, Jann,,y ,,,,
~, ~ me g0teted-Ias G,eai Bal" iy ee ~ gs ls1
p. m bas u ios, 70 ,er.y bn .na. my wife for abont Gqa
come almost entirely bald Aud in ordsr d and had 4
psasS Ss sss bnr amount @ 81 m1asy on various reSsSss
dlierent pAptrs thr ughout the country puulsauaih
,ss'ni ihe hair proved tulile aud Of 10 deetes
IaI lral thought asi reseI lhst aee9qnt Aitet
lor Sic HAIR ToSa. aud after utis f~a you'd y ss
9i hsr head is entirely covered viii III ihe hi
To rkhl inches los IN The natural ,olor "ar lfon ii
N,,o Casfie Connty. ~. gz. o. T. c ALLEN
,sn Ike i Iemelabered that VI The gth of ,na'ars
H9- personally came beinr the auhscribsr py b.
Allen, who being duly sworn, aath lhst hulnuniC
made to tue ab"ye certificate aud ly him 's lAIsnsal
rue sworn aud snhsrtbrd At the rlty of nwpmsenbs i
Delaware thu day and yesr aforesaid bs'r. "Umhsit
ABRAHAM srA.rs
Justirn M tt'isia %
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
Now VOTE, Sept 10, lSbl.-9m. V"'
Valuable Farm for Sale,
.,IsJsaak, CONTAINING lai acrs. mar. i. ~.

t.!.skr toNIAlNlNu l3l acres more or i..s s,,,.,.
within miles Of Delaware civ aJoinin, a.
I'D iySoa'l barney ReyLold and others; 2S scFes
la..A lneleo = embAnked meadow ali ma rss1 sIi
u good order and excellent nvshborbood ii is ,S
i nao nels well "sterei with spring water IL bss
e. hrm nllek DWELLING tenant house and n,odsr
10 81 "nt uu'ulhgh with considerable ffult ii ia = 80
Pepe.iy Terms accommodating Appy Ia tbs
''P'eof 'Apt JOSEPH MARTIN, on the preinisssn ~ ~
WM. MccAuLLEY 6O6 Market ~ " :"
Nov. ob. 1871. nm Wilmington, D..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
Special Message from the President.
VOTE OF THANKS REQUESTED FOT
COMMODORE DUPONT.

GOMMUDOhE DUPUNI
The President has sent TO the Senate the fol-
lowing message
To run SgNArE AND llousr or RErnGsIN'
rArIvEH--rhe third section of the " act further
promote the efficiency of the navy" approved
December n, 1861, provides:
THAT the President Of the United States, by
aud with the advice aud consent Of the Senate,
4aall have the authority to detail from the re-
tired list of the navy for the command OF squad
runs AMI single ships, such officers as he inay
believe that the good of the service requires TO
be placed in command and such officers may,
II upon the recommendation Of the President ul
the untel states they shall receive vote Of
thanks Of Congress for iher services aud ral-
antry against an enemy, h' restored To the ne
tive list and not otherwise"
lu conformity with this law, Captain Samuel
+. Dupont, of the navy, was nominated to the
Senate for continuance ns the Nag officer in com
nand OF the squadron, which recently rendered
Such Important service to the Union in tue eX
peilt0n to the coasts of South Carolina, 0eorgia
aud Florida
Believing that no occasion could arise which
would more fully correspond with the intention
II the law, or be more pregnant with happy in.
huences as m example, cordially recommend
that Captain s. +. Dupont receive a vote Of
thanks OF Congress for his services and galantry
displayed in the capture, since the 2lst pecem-
her 1861, OF various points on the coasts oil
Georgia and Florida, particularly Brunswick
Cumberland Island and Sound. AMI Amelia IT,
land, the towns Of ST. Mary's, Augustine, Jack
sonyile, aud Frrnand,na
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
Kerosene and Coal oila.

A l;AHuB supply In prime shipping order on han, e,or
the principal Manufacturers in the United sIst ,n
For sale IN the MOST FAVuKA BILE TrRhs' s'A'rs-
h BRIN0nURsT 4 Co
Il IA n,,..t..-. a., Cor 9TH and Market Ste
eeyed special diploma for their ola NJ n -" ~
cultural Exhibition '"e 'a,e Agr-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
sInlnls' RotanIc Ua,,m

II, =, 9iH sNua9Idlnary Preparation has prosrl b'sC.
dn1ht Tie ouly remedy that VIII Gauss III psyuad Al
hysin Where u has fallen oil ui ltcnms th 70 siov
'H3 hnninla, scalp diseases, Removes Jaud%a rula
othri lInptdlrhiH Ia healthy husd oI bsi shd ali
's 'rH al - eenHi aud pint bottles al al '"d 10 I
Dir, J. sIMMsA 4 sov
SOLE Manufacturers, fourth aud kIss IN
Bold by b, y. BURTON aud CoWotinIl Il'aah1gion, bs
aud Dealers everywhefe sun DOIsr
fah-N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
10 Farmers and othera.

= y; hiELDs Wa have Just received 5yO bnsh.i. =,
-. fklAk PoTATOks, eonsistlng OF Mer,ar I,nstt ~
aud Prince Abetsi suitable SEED Aud 4 tHI s'
w ,sY VIZ ~ ssil AT reasonable prices at their store
N1a s's and III West Front street, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

n MALAssEs, very due, Tor sale nv
80 " v C. alLPlN, 10th and 1t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
UNION CRY.

Ry l ,.iis.,t,c an, Eaion boy " BaamgtDa, .nly
IL grars oii.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

- ''EHI nv "
o'NEu's cheap fancy and staple Dry Goods
Store, No. 3l3 Market Street, Wilmington,
Delaware, four doors below Fourth street.
Keeps constantly on hsnd a general assortment
OF everything in the Dry Goods line, as cheap
- can be found any where else. The finest as.
sortment Of Embroidery in the State. AZ low as
any House in New York or rhihdelpbia.-
Please give him call. No 3l4 Market street.
four doors below Fourth street.
mar7-ly JOHN O'NFIL,.
E4' CHEAP JoHSs is the greatest place in
town.
MAJ Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware
Bk5- Cbenp John has the greatest stock of
any other store in Delaware.
BSS1 Cheap John is the sole agent for the hes
Spool Cotton made. in the world, at Az King
Street.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11

'aiss wheat 70 sell y ct eaah TO- pay toI
sassern manufacturers fsr the clothes that be-
and his family wear supoa their hacks. ,,r.
Now lot the farmer toll on, but instead Of
buying clothing with, the proesedss Of hi,
wheat. let him buy few sheep, and with a
very little additional labor he can get his
clothes without paying cash for them. Six
or eight sheep will produce tttfy year wool
enough to eloths an ordinary sized family.
Asssrs. Jennings, Men Naush.on 4. 70.
propose to buy Ill the wool that " offered
Tor sale, for cash, or they will manufacture
It into cloth at {. reasonable price in cash
u wool, or will exchange clsth for wool il
any c"sc whsre that will suit their Gus
TONERS. Now farmers. il you know you,
own interest you &ili raise enough sheep :,
least to clothe your families.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11

WooLES PAcroaY.-Nssass. Jsan;ags,
McNaughtoR & Co. have lessel the large
s,s"s building in the v;l'ass At Cannon Falls
for = term Of years. and ars now about ready
to commence manufacturing wsols. cloth.
They have . large amount Of machinery
which they are getting sp = Lsa = pas.ible
and will b ready to commerce operations
in few days. Thsy will naa.eLesvr, ev,sv
style q eaoth IRON shs eosrsest stuf lbf ihr-
mes's common vsas T. tAs Anase broad
eleth. ..-- .~@ 80
We seeard this as ons sf the best .hi.e,
fdt this eoansy. and fer he vhols Sesee, tn,
~ ttaltspirsd sines 10 nrst ssulensss. /,
- q spesh il ths pssgrsss q u 0tsss III,
vii y Z .ark 10 h history. IL ssses-
pra;ns gssslsnsa osgAs = sssess1 = IL
'alisR sxssat sf,hsir .os& saagsins sxps1aa,
siesa. TAs pssp,s sf ~ Se.as s1EAt = =,
70 Il shst thsy % sseeeed.
| oss ef ess nast i0psstase iasas = u
Iezpsass e every fasn9 e III Seaas i Z
e1othing hm hsAs sl~sSs tsss easa.-
! ns hss ~oFtsd saa sss@sd IN shs sa;, 4.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11

GlNsrNc This source Of wealth to on,
psopls is again fairly opened, and hundred.
Of dollars have already been paid out fol
this root. Friend Graham, leads tho way
Hs has bought several thousand pounds in
this place in the last week. and he ha. agsn
cies for buying all through the Big 'Wo"ds
We trust he will make big thing" out o
it, : the money he scattorS is doing = vas
amount OF good.
We understand E. II. Berry, Esq, starts
this week for Lanesboro. Ls Suer County t
engage in this business also. Friend Gerry
is m old hand At it, and our readers in l.
Suer County will find him Zip top fellow
tO deal with. ls has our bex: wishes 70
his suecess.-No,tieyn Statemann.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
Proceeding. Of the ci,; cov.c''.
. June 3 1862.

June 3 1862.
Council net. Members all present.
The petition Of Jabez Brooks and others
praying the Council to adopt mea<ures to
prevent the running At larse Of horses with
in the City limits was read and presented to
the Council.
On motion the prayer II tho pstisionsrs
was granted. and the City Attorney i'.sttue-
ted to prepare sn otdnance sufficient TO o.
tect the prayer Of the petitioners.
On the petition Of B., F. aoyt, for cause
shown to the satisfaction Of the Council,
tho tax for 1858 on lots Il and IL block
46 Red Wing was abated.
Councillor johnson offered tho following
resolution, to wit: Rs IL d. that the City
Council do hereby determine to grade Fourth
Street between Bush and Bluff Streets.
The resolution was adopted.
On motion Of Councillor Lawther the
City Marshal was instructed 20 cause thu
side walk in front Of Lot block 50 to be
repaired in substantial manner, and tina,
tho well in said walk be kept permanently
closed.
The petition Of Q. Bunch and other,
praying to have = puolic street laid oul
through portion Of block ono in Fast Red
Wing VA, taken up, and on motion thu
Clerk was directed to give notice 70 .h,
owners and occupants thereof through th'
City paper, Of such application aud that OF
the 9th day Of July, 1862 the City Counc ci
will appoint commissioners to visit sale
promises.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11

PsRsosAh.-David Hancock, our old and
respected fellow citizen has returned home
from the war. He was = member Of the
Third Regiment, and we regret to announce
was obliged to come home on account Of il,
health. We hope soon to see that the At
mosphere Of Minnesota has dune for him
what army ra,ions and hosr'tai iate could
not do-restott him to health.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
La Crosse t. Milwaukee Railroa1,

With it, connections, forms the sho,tSlt
quickest, and only direct route to re ":"'
Mil,caueee, Chicago, Detroit, Pit:
burg, 7olezo, Neto York, Boston,
and all points East and South.
Ono Of the splendid United Ssate1 mail steam
ers Northern Belle, Keokuk and Moses NLsl-
Ian, win leave st. Patl daily ats 4. H., from
wharf-boat, foot Of siblsy street, connecting
It Ii Crosse next morning (Sundays exespssd)
after breakfast with the \. \. train, arriving
II Minnesota Junction II o5 ;. n. in Milwaukee
1t 2.SS the same afternoon, and in Chicago q
same nvehins, in time TO connect with sll
| Eastern Ind Southern trains.
This Il the only routs BY which passenger
| are sure Of making connections in Ailwsuksa
or Chicago, tho next evening .itsr leaving 81.
Paul. ~ ....-,-.s..
Bsggag, checked through. ~:
| ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE
For through tickets to all points East and
South, .pp,y to NESERCLE Il xcLAREN,
| Rsd Wing.
| II. +. RunsEY, L. Crosse.
+. il. GooDRIcn. Asnsger, Milwaukse.
| J. n KinsHtL, Cen. Ticket Ag't MiIweukse.
W. w. WILSON, Gen. Passenger Ae's St.fa9,