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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

t., gsssain.] NINE. DEM0REST,S z.gss Z 49,
QUARTERLY MIRROR Of FASHIONS
WITH GREAT IHrRovExEsrssAsD ADD,r1osa,
vi 3 tho summer lumber contains s%st Z;
Fonr Large and Splendid Fashion Plates
Three Full lSiaed Ratserns Of Dressts
sagv Comprising the
New sF1eseh Waist. a Elegant sleeve,
AND A Misses SACK, - =
- Ard ID Sheet 81 New and BeautifuI
BRAID AND EMBROfDERiNG PATTERNS;
TogetheIswiths nearly 100 Engraving Of I'll
the novelties for stnxrR BoNNTTs, CLoAxs;
T1MifNds, CHiLDRRx'sl DRxssts, En-. and
valuable IN formation to Mf.linefs, Dress Ma
kers, Mothers i. and ladies generally present-
ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
the world, published z7s broadway, and sold
every here ct Is cts, OF. sent by mail post
free, on receipt OF tie aidofint, ID stamps or
silver, Yearly u !. with tie e lowing valuable
Each yearly Subscribed win Sc entitled to
receipt for the selection OF SO cts. worth OF
plain patterns, from the Iesigns il, the book,
or from the show, room, Of they may be ORDER
ed and sent by mail sny tine during the year,
by paying the postage. -, -. ."
Splendid 1nddcementst o Can vassers.
summer Number new, ready. Isl s..,,g.sr., 81
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

PMARKErs.-Our market report is about
made up when we quote the price Of wheat,
that IS our principal article Of export. Dur
ing the week the supply has been good,
amounting to four or five thousand bushels
Dor day. Prices have ranged from 10 to 70
cents, = few loads going at the highest figure
Last Saturday. however, advicss from Mil
vaukie reduced rates about two cents
Monday there was but little in, owing to the
bud: condition Of the roads, and prices ragged
for No. from 81 10 50, and for No. 2 from
50 10 IS cents.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

5.sDRs. JACKSON, HERBERT u CO., Pro.
Cd Cincinnati, O., Jan: $50, cure ~ private
diseases with unexsmpled rapidity. We e:..sr-
antee TO c1rs Gonorrhes, elect, Syphilis, I'm.
potency, Nocturnal Emissions. or self Abuse.
DIUnN4L Emissinns, Femsls Complsiiits, in
short. every possible form and variety Of Ssxu-
LAT Disease. Dures IApidj thorough and PEI
msnent, and fees moderate. Send for our Cir
cuiar-1ItTEIN laYge in. by ii in. letter
pages, Of varied, valuable sid INTEkxSTINo
m.ttor. Also Circular intended for lsdies
. Dr.. Jackson's Female Pills-one dollsf ps,
box-sxMD FOE c1HcuLAH. ss. = 5fFta.. e =.
/. Dr.. Jackson's GSient.l Iinimcnt, : efcst
invigorssof Of Genital O5gans- SEND 1cs Clx-
CULA1: Yet88s53 sHz3}
special written Rsplies, liseaied sent vi.h
I've Circular, without charge. One Of the
chsapeat. Most interesting and important books
ever prtlishsd 100 pages, 100 sngrayines .Ths
nountain II Light. 81 MedieAl Protector. and
Marriage 6ui.s, md IN Explicit Fey 10 Love
and Bealty.s IL SATlSFACTORI Z :. 5saIs
various llhjccts never before fully explained
il amy pgfn1av work IN the Enkiisk lsn9uaaS1
Price % etss .ad one 9 cent stsmp, Of three lor
one dollar and three 3csnt stamps. Fully dcs-
cribed II Circular. which every young man
|shodld have, whether sicl Or we'll.
Medicine With fnstrucsiSns, sent PROMPTLY "
10y part 81 tho Sountry. Consalfeticn looms
|ofs - sDispensefy, No. III SyesmorS ~. r.
40. D0x No. ~. = Sc -.
bAs MOS Sszsg HI De. 4. s9f:fi e.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

WEAruER-The weather this fall hi:
been unusually pleasant, even for Minnesota
We usually get quite heavy frost in the
latter part Of September, but this year, with
the exception of one night, there has been
none and the excepted time was so tritling
as to do not the least injury to any kind OF
vegetation. Sunday night we had very
heavy thunder storm, but it cleared off as
balny as May.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

BArrL8 AND VtcroRY.-For an account
efthe recent terrible fight and brilliant vic.
tory near Corinth, in which the rebels un.
der Price, Van Dern and Lowell wers. de-
teassd. We refer our readers to the tels'
grs4hie reports. j.. n 5E-..}.<t
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08
:: PEOPLES TICKET.

- ~" PEOPLES TICKET. z -.
Z >.r,"f.,2f astls sl-- ----fs 5*ts &t2as
: az ~, For Registerof Deetls,i86a mt
'y.sy@ Ia THOMAS qMcMANUS. ~ Z. j.
- ~E :. For County Auditor, 4=' -.
=. ~ CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM. :..
:-:,,-zs}!. 4 For, Sheriff. z I9-t11sEf.. d.
Ea~x4 b GEORGE MCKENZIE. 80, j :.
For County Attorney.
sasss. Nts&. J AMES II. PARKER. = = sy>s.' -
-~2 nw,o For Clerk Of the Court, f' ~ b"
nil@s9 ! FRANK IVES :, +" ,5>'''..,
~ 81 For County Surveyor, =: 80,
STEPHEN. A. HART. >,,..sl q,
=. For County Coroner, ns
r4.-o,. A. B. MILLER. 90 ..
For judge Of Probate and Court Commissioner
HON, VIM. H. WEIGH. ~, !.
For County Commissioner for the First Com
-s..,-y,. = missioner District, -.... ..
I, HON. r. T. WILDER: 49, 49,
" For Representatives, "
D. DEWEY,
''!* THOMAS HANSON. !, f.;
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

HARNESS SuoP-We acknowledge thai
w have been derelict in duty. or We should
have noticed, before now, the new stock q
goods lately received by T. L. Adams Esq,
At the harness shop. Mr.. Adams always
keeps good stock on hand, does his work
we'll. charges moderately, and advertises ia
the sVoLusTEER. A man who will do al
these things can't help succeeding.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

A FAILyRE.-The culyert across Bush
street at Jordan, is almost failure. Sun.
day night it was severely tested. and failed
Il was not large enough to carry off the sur.
taos waller. and all the lots above the street
were overdowsd, and nearly every movable
thing floated down against the bridge
There Is not probably time to rebuild it his
ysar, but it will have to be done eventually
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

Tho RebelA have Invaded tho North with al
overwlelmIhS force and Moet1ILAr has1nov
ed mp thesP Potomac meot them, and fspossi-
BILE cut them Of I, ,..ss aSs.s<.s,
t~xa4T HE Ml 4 u LESS sApAGESg sf.rr
on onr Northern Frontier have commenced
W ar upon IA, snarkedf by al their usual bar
,barity-men, women and lchildrsn arefindis.
'criminately murdered; desola tion, rnin and
death are theirsanre foot pr nts. sas So sii5
! Viewed IN ellits sbeariRgs. the present seems
to % rRE: dark hour in onr National history
Yet, notwithstanding oil thoee things, ii q d:za
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

CAVALRY HoRsEs.-Messrs. Renick and
Ennis we're in the city last week buying
horses for the Cavalry service. They bought
quite : number. paying from about seventy
to one hundred dollars. From some cause
(probsbly hard work) the horses this fall are
very poor.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

We take this occasion to gratefully &C.
knowledge the receipt Of sundry dollars from
divers subscribers during the last week.
We are in great need Of money, and while
we thank those who have paid up, we must
express the hope that others, still in arrears
will take this occasion, while they have
money, to help us. We must have money
to carry US through the winter.
WANrED-Joshua Ashton, Esq, the Fan
ming Mill man, wants to buy ten thousand
bushels Of barley immediately. for which he
will pay the highest market price in cash
a.. in case Of urgent necessity, will trade a
Fanning mill for barley.
L.ExoNs.-Enz has just received nice lot
u Lemons. lie also has lot of those nice
gsspcs. In fact, il anything in the shape Of
goodies is wanted that il just the place
70 SGT what is wanted.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

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The New York herald., 1862-10-31
IAs small Ca.ng. Is..e ora.nenee.

"
BOARD OF corNcfLMEN.
rossar meeting the Boara C.,unemen was held
asIsec'cicck last evenng chaTes G. Pinckney, ESD,
President, IN tue char.
The minutes OF tho last meeting were read and ap
proved.
The Board concurred With the Board Aldermen In d.
rec,me that every facility be gwen Juige Advocate
General Anlhon TO procure list all t;e volunteers
who enlisted in this city between the ID Of July and tho
Sd of September last.
PROVIDE ros ISSUE or "cnAHeE xorKsn
wnica NAY BE rssp AS sAfs AND CONVENIENT cga
The Mayor, Aldermen and csmmonas Of The city Of New
sss,iOn The comrlol.sr is hereby .aiLorl1ed and a
sss ssns%s.eas ' .Ssais,aye and ai's @ ssn:
"a
wasS law IsqarsS ss Ssg.s,:sd TSss
face % note bear signature. elsnsr
II ssy q sns and y ;yss sa me
establish sseL regulations coneernng The printing Of said
the ''e being as"'d
sn s q: ss sasns
current funds suso not less than hve delas where
'ss y IL 'ss sp %
%
aay on person The ,aa notes sa Se rsci able
Chsmberlain shall keep o. moneys deposited
which shall be held by the Corpo alton in trust a.
fund for the redemption OF said notes. IN the her
after divided fy three, the faith Mayor
Aldermen and commonay is hereby soenny pied ed
tbe rsdempiion.
See On presentation Of these notes to him
6enpton IN sums o I've dollars or the multipes theleo
the Chamberlain shall redeem the same, giving
change therefor equal In funds: anu wrn
ever required TO do so by the Common Counci drec
tion OF the Comptroller the Chamberlain shall return to
The Comptroller all the, change notes then in his hands
al Ter having cut cancelled and defaced the
and no credit shall be given the Chamberlain
denptor or rearn Of any notes which and
cancelled.
Sec II shall lie lawful the Comptroller invest
COrpOratOn
portion q the moneys received by the Chamberlain for
notes authorized by this ordinance
Sec 8. The Comptroller shall report COun
Gil monthly and oftener requested bs them particu
lars concerning the operation OF this ordinance
Of the notes issued and redeemed the investments In
the temporary loans of the Cooperation. and the profits de-
rived from the interest thereon.
Sec The of thousand dollars hereby appropr-
ed for the purpose OF carrying into effect the provisions Of
this ordlnan ce
The ordinance adopted by vote Of 10 In the AFFIRM
ative TO 2 In the negative,
The Board then adjourned until Saturday next at two
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

Brk ssly weqse sof Perth Amhcyn Plat. Bal.inors
yf i r. Z, a.sss ss q t ', ss'' ''av ls'a'a =
s ss., 4 T,srs a ss y
ir x. aneir seAsa Prrusa'bueO sept ~ and sailed
- my '.,ass !, ws,e!nstsn ON Stevens. Rss Hon oss
re a.ls ss Is ss . Il 5rs. cs' s
s .ss s wsssr, "a, n s. 10 sr Y 81 yst s ss s
sms y ala spoke tris Henry IS days i,on New Orleans
Hr Treat ssf searspor,,. Park, Mayaguez is days
sris Nsrs .ss q join NIB, roer Aux Caves Oct s.
ss ss PAN aud drssn isss Grin n
rss rss. from SSE y NV ,sn inst Inst e oa q
wss .sa ,s rss nsr no ,s ri & Oh ca~ Henry saw
ms ss asys ~. %S VIZ s ssss IS s.rss
which lost main aysa ANA b split fore tupsess stassa
Bris LAZY or TIC iis 1Br, n bermuda. days. in bal
Mrs Princess Royal t.r,. Newsola, Revmeda edays.
Is e & d &c. a n n' ss Jss
Of g George, lying deck. and
Bris Nsry iadd sBr', Eiis Lnsan, cB.is days. with
@ s. s:T;' SIss sss i s'E: ss
. gris s salts to csmsn NaAdocks New Orleans Oct g
Brig IDA oo.neiy tnsw ass .ans Of Thomaston,. Nc
ser ASsis Ksss. sa,esfors Ponce Or. !. with sugar
ss ssjs = Ss.,s Co. zd as passed
Win &c Brett ssa c. Has days
sehr DRAGON tOs Ga,ai, Colsos Mapsani4, o.. with
ssar s 3 50 % Mecn Duncan Had heavy weaihsr has
@ I srS Ma1ss, Hs
81 spoke bark P,,rim: from New Orleans Lonaon.
70 MHrray wasqp the Hook zdsh driven %
scr Ralph Post Gardner New Orleans u days. with su
gar Ne to Dcnnison & wyckof n.
h schr a Clifford ,.l,,i Giaora nr Norfolk days
SOME very heavy meather lost foresa o1-'' 's1
Sehr Ho'cnkiss Petty, Fortress Monroe, days.
Brig Avondale. nix. Rondput Tor Boston,
Schr Banner. Tucker. EizapcihYort for Calais.
scir Anvil Whalen, PASSPORT
Schr Wilcox, McFa.iden Lubec.
Scir Sarah Louisa. Yeaton Rockland.
schr Bnnnsr Tarr, Gloucester.
schr Bas.n, Me;a,hiin Gloucester for Philadelphia,
s schr Wm stc'e. Han P'ovinceiown.
schr Grace Girdlcr, Clark Boston for Philadelphia.
schrM II Reed Kelly. New Rcliord.
Scnr senator Gladding, pishton for Philadelphia.
schr Flying Cimd Hill. Wareham.
schr Jane, Gorlam Providence, 2 days. Il
Schr Maine. Mitchell. Providence
steamer Thames tu 'ranspor) Arey, Port RoaL days.
steamer Josephine (u transpor Orr miey Washington
Steamer VIM Woodward. Cundin. Baltimere.
Steamer Falcon. Adams. Baltimore.
Steamer Sweet, White, phi,aGelphia.
steamer Anthracite Jones. fhiladaiphiA-
Steamer Is Moilison. Eiclman N. Trenton
Steamer Pelican Baker. Providence.
BELOW
One snip. three barks and one brig, unknown.
steamships Roanoke, Havana and New Orleans; ParkeYs
burg New Orenns; United States. Newbein,
Br steamship City of Manchester for Liverpool crossed
the bar at $50 AM mot as before reported).
Wind at sunset SW, very light
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke. Thompson Havana and Orleans
Steamship II spaulding. Howes Alezsndra--Bater 4
ship Henry teck). oelrich Roucrdam-Funch, Msincks
BARK investigator, ofisy Iiverpoo-waish. Carver
Bari Alice. Smith, Lsverpool-c B re.senden.
Bsrt ossna nsnO SassnsowSSMse
BARK Warren Halett Halle Rio Janeiro-Basse Nick.
BARK Jasper. Bennett wsshinsson--wakeman, DImsa !
Brig Eorsoest tNor), Hansen Cork -Holmbss Co.
Brig Msry .. Alice Hsrdy Rio oranas-Brett son Co
S,spSs SS:I;S. ES.ds;
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srs xvosdss' Dss. Sos,cs- q I j reser..
s ssss ssa
1s s';:' E s:;.ss s s;rs sss. ny ss,:.
Js;,s, y;n sSHS wssi sT',s Port MCessy
ssSr @ Relief, Relief, Ressws, yswsem--sdsm. Ergrs.. Co.
scSr rsw,ss. St John, wa,hnson- Van Bruut sAsA.
sr W. s:@s'ss w..si.sssss %sri.s%s0a
ws ssi'%s:s S,s.s s@s Co.
ssSr yeImIlisn Willie: Wninsiso. D.l-Bsker Dayton
p'S TaA nsss
sssr sssr Ss.fss .nss1.f F nassss pssss:sa
scSr Col Eddy Blanchard. Bsnsor-R Buck Z Go.
schr Phllanihrop.st, Homer, Bsnsor-R r Buck Go.
Sew Homer Hrsy. BcsonwR SwSIi saci ncasw cS
echr Mary Hawes. Lawrence, Boston. 80.
Rssn1s ss,s s.T fffsasI R.ssi Kenny
ssoop ,s S.eelmsp,, a., sayres e. Cape Nay.
sss%:r fssDy o.rus' m.P Psrss ~ssiSssSS PSss:pA
ARRIVED
SHIP Some rsetsb.re Gillespie Liverpool rrpt 70 with rat
Ac TOE Innes Had strong wnis most Of tne rAssase
Island during gale from ENE, with thick weather; 1h Is
miles sE from the Hook, took pilot from boat xspn
snip Ella iof BS.on,. Nichols Madeira oetA in ballast,
Ship Hope lnew: ~ ons,. Hancock Buclspor., 7dsys
Bark Pras,. Blank. aiouces. Is days with s.,t
-l;s s.. I'asSS wm Hsss ss' Fess' nodn'a. cdr
Esrn A.9. ssn!sss S solden, aiio'eu Bremen q days.
Sssih sh fssti 3 $ DS;s sS i r. s:. ssr iss,
Ssrt Louise CIR o Bfsio nafsih Madelra 20 days, IN
BARK Isle tBr OF scarboro, T,.inip Msruioac "a
Bar 0ascle Rhodrs Barbados Oct IT, with moas,e. Ac
brig Emma. from philadelphia ior Demarsra snp ~
Monauk spoke schr Aibc Treat, from New Haven br orlo
whi lost overheard the captain ma ma and seaman,
Sept i3 he outua passage, exrerrn, 81 n h,r,scnnr
lost AL ihr,e mMAs aud lar, ol ir' X ioad
Hark w Dotgr JARVIS Trnidaa Ot5 with eupar nc
10 Peters From .at 81 tad heavy gales fyA .y rs
wAw nth ,st spsss W. narS rcs r, t,i ai,sr,cn us
BARK wslker ,uf n sion) Ea,Mss New firi,. ~ 23
bar Nseyr ~ , welet. Scw or;rsis ssaass @t'h
Bsrs N,n wnd tor wesi,fie II I,.ag.r S.w - can.
~ Jays wiis .,.i3s ~ I" u Eager
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
The Slave Trade.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
D.ca.~ r.. r.I ct.

y
ocr so-The argument for new trial in the case Of
Albert Horn, for the stated yesterdays K
RAID, was postponed TO Monday next
The case Of Erastus H. Booth, indicted for receiving
Africa, for the purpose Of selling them as slaves was
called on, but after brief examination Of witnesses
the accused was acquitted Messrs j. T. Brady Bee5e
for deence the District Attorney and Mr. Andrews for
the government.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
Coroner's Inuuest.

FATAL STABBiSG ArTRAy-Chares Rosse.ct, lad about
sixteen Of died at the residence Of his parents
16S Seventh street, yesterday from the effects Of wound
in the abdomen received at the hands Of party un
known. The deceased, it appears. endeayoriug to
separate two boys who fighting the corner Of
Stanton and Allen streets when Of the belgerents
abdomen, infcting mortal wound. Or. Robinson made
post morem examination OF the body and found that
death was cansed by peretonitis consequent upon the
wound in question Coroner Naumann summoned Jury
yesterday aftcrnoon and announced his determination to
commence the inquest At nine O'Clock this morning No
clue has thus far been obtained the OF
the assaant but the police sangune OF being able to
produce the perpetrator in the Of day or two
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
City Intelligence.

RECOVERY on STOLEN CHlLD.-A few days ago notice
Of the stealing Of child from the home Of its parents was
published in this paper We are happy learn that the
publication OF the paragraph has to the recovery Of
the child who is at the house OF his father Mr. Pa
trick Curry The child spirited away by q servant
in Mr.. Curry's family.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW scEcoL-The regular winter
at Columbia College Law School has commenced at
the institution in Lafayette place. under tho direction OF
Professor Dwight Moot courts the instruction of the
students are held once week. and cases are regularly
tried thus aording the best opportunity for obtaining
knowledge OF the practical portion Of the profession
THR HoRsEsHoERs viii hold meeting, according TO
notice in another column, 10 morrow evening" al 27l
Grand street.
DaowSKD About ninc O'Clock on Wednesday e-sning
private Waterman named Charles Breyor employed on
board Of the steamship Bio Bio lying at pier No IL North
river, accidentally fell overheard was drowned
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1862

= EfNk sTEL~T - II - =
pirc state mud 8 the ,ies, eve :, nd by ,n:coa
ard iie ~, .lana ol. - ~ ns enri ne. &c ug j
The o,i.s .as.fs we're l-silenln nsa's' a and
kas 4. Jay. .s4s, tv4 4Ffs-N -, s+.a sMsst
The Cfee t.uh vvnc the c.nrar. sfnR N ars.t ~
y fnr Madsw or,h a,ld rfsnlava .sr ~ y.
s.a We are ma chung ..ss. aa -
ard the IN che ers sswadswcrth
Trcinain ara The Presi1ri,t's vrcci /natiou
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
.lHE MILITARY.


7TH REGIMENT UNIFORM FOR sALE-COMPLETE
Z exc ptng osercoat in excellent order Can bc seer
from 6ioS O'Clock p. ~ At No. Eas, Wash ngoD square
Price $50
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
GREAT REPUBLICAN MASS MRRfIsG.
Trcmaine Versus Seymour and
Prince John.
Srseeh OF Gen. James :. Wadsworih, Replbli.
can Candidate for G6,erE0r
LETTER FROM VIM. n. SEWARD,
kc.. DO, 20.

Another OF those popular 1zsem6lAeee which
ha, hccn such rcmarkasa feature u The po'cal cam
pairn og snch tsss stase . now The theatrs heN
lssi evening Cocp~ Instituse,hat building which
throws open ioors w'xh such rudscr Initiating isrsF
,,sla, parties OF all olficalfsith The grevouseven
ms occupied bs the oermxns In their great demo
c,stic rerssn,rb.,g. Last evening was dlcd/to
lowing w, republicans 10 fvor Of James WkasA orth
for governor. 1twas urnense success, only in
point numbers but also "a point OF sn%husasn There
gsebaby few presses who were not prepared 10 bet
OF The ,onv their csadaats. Among thc gentlemen
oa ~, aaffrm were Cassius M.'Cay, Judge Edmonds
Petet coopsr, Msyor 0edykc. e. B Morgan xsd msny Of
eur most huuanual citizens. Over tho pntfcrm wer,
s,rs9s csa,vas bearing the following insCas tions-
! Rsthsr h,n Usis Uniea 'sbouid he dissolved lcts
ssnvory ferish. HENRY CLAY.
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CTRAYED on sToLEN-FRoM 80 BowERY, A BAY
Horse Horse with double name light top wsson black and
natd properly At l92 Eleventh avenue between Twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth streetss BY O. schneider.
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ATA MEETING OF THE SEVENTH WARD INDR--
n pendent Workngmens Club, held at the corner OF Ma
olson and PIKE streets. ON THURSDAY evsnng oct 30 Re
solved That unAnImousy endorse Captain John Duly
representative 70 Consress Ffth
district WIN. MAHAR, Charmaa.
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CObecleDcoS,l
men that the glorss Of the Revolutionary period even
wae before the achievements Of your soldiers and your
statemen (Great cheerings will dstan you longer
and thank you for the great patience with which you
have listened.
General wadswor,h retired amid prolonged and ep.hu.
eiastic cheers.
duced and said that we had country, and that the
patriotic people OF the land would not yield nor would
~Os r.. sw Of sss " ~ aSasa % Ss
publican defeat In Pennsyvana and accounted FOR the
result from the fact that treason bad done work there
illustrating the remark by referring TO the local history
Of the war the election in his own state TIE voice
OF Pennsylvania for the war, and the Unionss
sress and had they been as the people Of the
and Notwithstanding the departure Of troops the
would , have returned triumphant majority Of loyal
Tbe speaker alluded 70 the occasion Of his rreaHrs IN
sent state o he He was pPvss 10 .hs ns militia
recently called defend the State and mentioned
conversation be had with rebel prisoner who captured
the war would endY when the rebel soldier replied
that IL depended upon contingency outside Of the
Of tho North sustained the President (sad the prisoner
NE policy, y WIZ De crushing elow.worse than the
s veOy Cysf n % ;1s :. M %our %
shal decide whether they viii moi yet control she coun
was very sSsISsas Who were lie arends q whum snn
the soldier sfskcS Certainly mot those who stained the
present DEMONSTRATION, ana wh0 were determined TO
carry the war 20 the bitter end. Was II not the Woods
the vallandghaat The seymours and the Prank Hug
Of the country Would they send tho author Of "Loyc
the people 70 make New York ga tree city :, c. ngrcss
represent the city o. New York the councils of the
natons Mr.. Kelly drew 6iowiok picture of the great,
OF The country and Of s furc and
sosd rot be saved unless The vigorously rro
secuted. Rcbcs had no rights under the constitution
white they held sword nr nuekct voluntarily sstsin
ed tbe man that did. Wnnt such mcr needed was a
drum head court eaartip ard quick foiw inc OF the
Sentence OF tIe law. The spectacle which IN wus~,.
sssu,.d him that all right Ger his county Tl,stn
pre- stGa would ssy 70 Europe "stahd oG ~ AID the I'M
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