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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18

srR1SG.-sprins has come. The first Of
March, this year was but the mechanical
presence Of the4 most lovely season Of the
year. Nowit; is here in all it's artistic
beauty The gencial rays Of the SUN acts
on the whole animal and Vegetable kingdom
like q magic, drawing them cut Of the icy
embrace Of winter Of chilly sleep, into the
spirit of its own loyliness.
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THENEW 0&K.MERCURY
"' FOR TIE NEW YEAR. III 81 ~<@i

=. IT is with no te%r of Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes, that the publishers of Yh@
7'eto fo1h lhe''*u1y acknow] ledge the UNIV avering
loyalty of their two hundred thousand sul,surib-
ers, and announce to them. and to ALL that
ne New York Mercury for this year 1859
VIII De rlcherin every luxury OF Polite Litcra-
turc thanever before. II is no upstart spccu,a-
uon, no temporary s" sensation, - but u first.
class literary weekly, which has been +: miliar
10 the United States for quarter Of century;
and while the wishy- washy mushroom prints
OF Yesterday are cutting down their talent even
while they raise their snbscripton * nrise The
New York Mercury maintains all its great Staff
or Romanccrs; Poets, Hrmorlsti, Essavists,
Story Tellers, and Editors, and promises to
make it still greater for 1863. 1~'-5's . .s''
tits the one paper for every home. It's forty
columns of reading matter per week constitute
an unparalleled -
CONSERVATORY OF TIE ENTERTAINING
and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
tot Verse, Gossip, Feuilletons, Broadsiacs of
ll9mor' ana POLISHED Editorials, combiuo to
epitomize all the charms Of :: .as.,, 49, i
WIT AND SENTIM ENT! .A.
The husband reads it to his wife the mother to
her children, the lovor to his swcethe art. the
soldier to his comrad., and the village school,
master to the circle around the stove. It's ia
miliar to the sight Of every man, woman anl
enid IN our country, and has regular subscrib-
ers IN several countries Of Europe, The New
York Mercury is slso identified with the grand
est patriotism Of the ago. for several members
OF Its brilliant Staff hold high rank in our noble
the sword as with tt Pen. The great illus.
tratlng artist of The New York Mercury, tho
|lnimitable barley, gives the paper the hi CHEST
attributes Of Fine Art; and yet this largest lit
ecraryy week y Of the day promises to surpass
itself in all these respects during the New Year!
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iRA1RIE .FARMER.-We have been FAVOR
ga with . weekly visit from the Farmers
-Aleoe't< from the lime We first com ncnced
publishing the Fo'uxrEEu aut,i a few weeks
ago when. it consolidated, with the Pij;r;t
FARMER. The 4dcocate was an excellent
Agricultural paper. and was always a vel
come sisito, and the addi,isno of its strength
and talent to the l'rjt5ife Fasmer canno,
'hut be de sirab1e acquisition. The latter
nov takes the place Of: the former on our
liable. and we can, schecrlully reccomena it
~ paper that in every way answers the
! requirements Of the, farming districts.
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AGRICULTURAL SToRE.-Wc need, right
here in Red Wing, a store devoted cxclu-
:si'eiy to agricultural implements seeds &c.,
There are plenty OF agents in town for the
various kinds and varieties of machinery.
but there ought, in addition to that, to be
place where farmer can go unl lie sure Of
finding any anil every kind ofseed he wants.
Such, a store would pay. There is a large
extent Of country tributary to Red Wing.
and the place now does and soon to a much
greater extent will, supply all the region "
country back of, US. which We tn Xix would
amply j"s'ilysuch an enterprise.
. MAEKErs-The weather is very unset
s'o}, tho roads are bad, and but little pro-
tAuce is bcing lhre@ssh, into market.
Wheat is bringing So toAS cents readily.
Corn 40, oats IS and barley IS to 80 cents
according to quality. The warehouses are
all full Of wheat, yet we are told that the
larger portion Of last years crop remains I'M
sold. The opening Of navigation is looked
for with much Impotence, to clear HE over
ao"dcd warehouses;, and bling produce up
notch higher. The chances are against it
boiug higher.
USFoRruNATE.-The Eagle Tor Spring
Creek) mill has given away again This
time not seriously, and it vii! spec div Le
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Tue: subscriber would respectfully. in form
the people OF Rcd Wing. that She HIS tukc,,
.1c rHon a1lolnns E<ping's Jcwelry. store.
where shc may be found ready. to ,l.csi.l to
the bnsii,cSs of Dress Making. Ta:lorinr. and
a!l k'ntso family sewing, which will be done
ut th' shortest notice: ana best possible man
l.cr.
,.;,t Mrs. S. w. ROBERTS
no3S ~ If. .r..
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USFoRruNArE.-The Eagle Tor Spring
Creek) mill has given away again. This
time not seriously, and it will speedily lie
repaired. 10
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kef1'eszsl1le1s;Eln Hal,

-heII2'eSkllllgl1E.'..H HAT,
-2&.t- ~ RED WING, MINI, I'D, =,
Ptu"' street, East siae o~ doocs fj0ns nuin street
Come Citizens and Farmers all, ''' ".'' u
And give]the, Ae.p Satoon ,t,call?; Is ,iHI
]lll dish You up an Oyster stew.
q Or roast, or fry, as may please YOU, %'%
Or chicken nicely fricassecd '@."> <. '-.,@
Or N any other form you need; .-'''
And Turkeys roasted, bonod or fried, Z: ~.'l
lri,hey were nice and fat before they died.
Z men there's head: cheese and picked feet, I,
~Ahd spare-rib too, all you can cat & @ai
ana steaks ofbeef and pork ,and piekl'd tripe
ana sometimes rabbit, sometimes snipc
sometimes dish ofvenisen ,or partridge rare
3: Nf other wild game caught. with snare;
IF Or pork aAd beans. all nicely baked. :
; a Yankees credit here is staked, -: 60.
% 10 make as tine a pumpkin pic, ,,i. -. ..-
Or minee, or apple, or cranberry,
4. ~ other kind, rs housewife fair, -'.@
Gan manufacture with skillful care. .
Then add to these all kinds Of .cako, " 74i
Sach as good housewives like to make ::
There's picked cabbage, or cold sluw
ana apples either cooke! or raw.ej ,7,
And other fruit Of various kin Is -:
I!ckles, Catsups, these you'll find,
wen fish, and eggs, and sausage too,
an Kept on purpose to please you!
a! IN drinks. Pm hound to give You all,
~ Inc various kinds for which you call,
mat health and happiness can give, -
hHd make life pleasant while You live.
Give ne a call, and with great care
III strive to please you one and all, .r
both male and female, great and small.
~ - - j. f. BECK.
n. B.--Ladies' Saloon up stairs--cntrane
OUT side. Mrs. BECK in attendance: .,ec
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IN 4 e 81 ! =.

a: the residence offs. STATES. IN thc Town
Of Burnside, March t2:h. 1868. by Rev. s.
STATES, MIR. X. \. HEvASs. OF Fca thcrstonc
1ilo , NkLLiE &. GRAVES. OF Red Wing, all OF
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18

, RED WING AS MAnKEr.-We have
carefully watched the markets.o Of our neigh
boring cities, this winter and spring, and
are happy to he able to state That Red
Wing has never been behind in the price
paid for produce, but has frequently been a
little ahead. We assure the farmers Of
Goodhue County and vicinity. that the
Merchants Of Red Wing can afford to pay
as much foc wheat as can be paid at any
point on the river above La Crosse, and thew
can supply you as we'll and cheaply, all the
goods YOU wish. Then give prcfe renee to
yoar own County town, when you have
marketing to do.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18

1'l'' H. nc M1iltla met OnS Monday
last, at SSterlings Han, and elected Dwisht
M. Baldwin First Lieutenant, TO fiji the va
cancancy occasioned by the non acceptance
of that office by Frederick Day, Esq. there
tofore elected. After the election the fol-.
lowing non commissioned officers were ap.
pointed by, the Captain:
LIST Sergeant, L. A. Iittlefield,; I'd Ser
geant, M. Herschler Sd Sergeant, G. j. +.
Smith; 4th Sergeant, S. kellogg; 9Th
Sergeant. j. A. Marvin. w.: Z. ....
LIST Corporal G.. r. Sterling; I'd Corpor;
al, J.. Sexton; Sd Corporal, Watts Sher.
man 4'h Corporal, G. Swanson 9TH Cor.
po!aI, Eugene Philleo; 9Th Corporal, An
drew Swanson 18th Corporal, ID. i. Beck;
9lh Corporal, J. Davis. "
PERsoNAL.-We. record, with much
pride, the following order, which We cut
from. Santa Fe paper, inasmuch as it is the
evidence Of the deserved promotion of OH,
esteemed fellow townsman, Joseph F. Ben
nett, SOL Of Jacob Bennett, Esq., of the Red
Wing House:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF n. NJ,
f'rt cr"ig, A. M, January 1,t, 1868
SPs: So. 9 Or EXTRACT.
~. Second Lieutenant Joseph F. Ben
nett, 1st Infantry California Volunteers
Acting Assistant Adjutant General, is here
by relieved from duty at these Headquarters
and will report for duty without delay &c
Brigadi.r General Joseph r. West, Com
handing the District of Arizona.
The General Commanding here takes oc
cas'on to express publicly his appreciation o.
the zeal and fidelity with which Lieut.. Ben
nett has iulfilled the duties of the office from
which he is hereby relieved.
By order Of Brigader General Carleton
Signed, A. l.. ANDERSON,
LIST Lieut.. 9Th U. s. Inf.
Acting Engineer Offirer.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. n. M.,) o
Santa Fe, n. NJ. Jan. 18th. 1855 off'c'A'''
Ben. G. CUTLER,
Capt aud A. A. Gen.
Second QUARTERLY REpoHr OF TIE Trus
TEES OF THE SOLDIERS AID FUND IN Rel
WISG.-The sum Of $4i4,5D has been dis
tr'utcd among thirty two families during
the quarter in the following manner. Tween
ty-two families have received the sum of Eif
teen dollars each Three the sum of tw,
dollars each. Two the sum Of seven dollars
each. Twothc sum Of five dollars each
One the sum Of seventeen dollars. One the
sum Of eleven dollars, and cue the sum Of
two dollars and fifty cents.
The sum Of thirty>fyc dollars and ten
cents has been paid in advance for TIC quar-
ter commencing Tie rst day Of March.
The whole amount received oy the trustees
from September LIST, 1872, to March lst. 1868
is ssSI,1o. The whole amount disbursvd
during the SAME tine $oi1,113, leaving 4
balance Of sos .o:} due the Treasurer.
From, TIC above it Will Ire perceived that
Il will be ne :e>>ary 'or the Trustees to re.
trench from Tie present rats of disLurs
.ncntS
This would 10; h> Necessary those who
are delinquent vo"lI pay up.
JESSIE MrlNr,rs,
j. ". HASrocH
Dated March LIST, 1863.
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WIT AND SENTIM ENr!.
VICTORIA:

TIE IEE1RESs OF CASTLE CL1FFE.
By COUSIN MAY CARLETON,
-1"tAor # =" Gi,sy Guoer," ".SuJA Gtm,1eN
E'miaie," La AusQue,'' d., d..
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d. ED.

In this eity, on the l4th inst, at tho resi-
I Wsncc OF ~ IN: H. Bennett, Esq, Miss MATTE
WooD. of Nebraska City, Ecbra.sa Tcrr;torx
, 1863-04-30
miscellaneous advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
w THURsDAY the 18th day Of May, AID 1858 at the hour
Of II O'clock AM the following real estate belonging to the
Estate the late johnson Mukey, deceased and situate In
Pierce County, W. T., to wit:
800 Of land, less with the Improvements
thereon, known as the Mlnson donation land claim.
100 Of land, less with the improvements
thereon, known the Mury Fahy donation claim These
claims are adjoining, and nearly all enclosed.
ALSO,
$40 acres Of land, less, with the Improvements
thereon, known the NorthOver donation land claim, and
$50 Of land, less with the improvements
thereon, known the Henry Barnes donation land claim
The two latter claims too adjoining, and are enclosed
with hrst rate ran fence.
The above situate about ave miles from the city OF
SeacOOm, and is desirable property as can be found In
the country
There also quantity Of timothy Hay, that II not sold
private sale before the day Of sale Of the above estate
will then be seld at public auction.
TERMS or sALE-yO per cent cash the day Of sale,
and per the conf nation Of sale BY the Probate
Court.
Sale to take place a. the MOREOVER donation Cia,m
FRANK CLARK,
Alta Admir- Of Estate Of johnson MuEey, decd.
, 1863-04-30
ADMlNIsTRATo oR's SALE.

WILL BE sOLD AT PUBEEo AUCTION, ON
w saturday the 1eh day Of May. A.D. lsess q the
hour Of O'Clock Pms he following Real nlate hglongngi 70
the Estate d LAFAYETTE BALc deceaeed, and situate IN
Pierce County t. shown hy the recorded plat % DAchS
portion Of ne town o. elellAcopms 70 witt ysii.'
Leiss and In Block No lot N block lo lei. and
y block n lots and n block 70 lot sd N bloek 70
and In block 9 lot IN block 2a the entire block
No "a the entire block No. 20 lots q g. and IN block 9l
los and 10 block 81, lots and m Block 81 The
re Si6ck Ne sJ ne entire bloex No 90; loo Sand N
block q; lots B s. tb and 10 block 81 oi. ~ and
q block o.. and g q. slo,k % ,os and ~ block
"a 1ts Ia and ln block 90 The enils block No ~;
et In boek ~ lots ard p block 20 ths entreb q
5, 81 and 9 q bloes = lot.s, 4ss ,pd, sis eoes
ard q eoet "a iols 2 and an bIse. 1s b!eet g
los l. and sIn block 90 los 4 Oand I'm bloch
o. block 81; bloch e5; block %; boek 81, 80. ! ~.
TERMS OF eALE-An sums o. go and Under eaah; over
ha. aopnt twenty per cent On he day Of sae IJ per
snt when the sale confirmed by ne Probate Court and
any PER cent hfee moths nom ne daas q sale. Win ap
ur09ed security. III. 1NatNIlHs li ilAAl All q
IsssI Tsndsf Notes taksn atpsf. ~, ID ,s-.c..
so % iaRs paes Al ~ store q ne late Arm q Baeh
Webber.i Ni7 uga tEA. iI N'
iSsi1 1sa roe word ~ ~ WnBm. AanA. 2h
, 1863-04-30
UNION CONVENTION



The undersigned, members of both political
parties as heretofore existing, would respectfully
and earnestly recommend to the Union and Loyal
People Of Washington Territory to meet in Con-
ventions in their respective counties, at an early
day, to select delegates to represent them in
UNION CONVENTION
to be held at Vancouver, W. T., on the fourth
Monday 0he 25th day. Of May, 1868, for the
purpose Of
NOMINATING A UNION CANDIDATE
to represent this Territory in the next Congress,
and to take such other steps towards pertecting
Union organization in this Territory as the
dangers now threatening our free institutions
may demand; each county 10 send to said Con.
vention two delegates for each representative il
has in the lower house Of the Legislature.
This call to the loyal people Of the Territory
is made irrespective Of all political parties and
cliques, and the only test required by the Con.
vention in its standArd.bearer will be integrity
and capacity, an unconditional deUotiOR 10 tie
Union Of III States q cordial and earnest sup.
port Of the Government in its efforts TO suppress
the present wicked rebellion, and a full and
steadiast determination to prosecute the war till
the authority Of the Government is recognized
in all our borders.
10 the dangers and perils Row surrounding our
country, II is believed the partisan should be
buried in the patriot; that we should not waste
our strength in wranging over the merits Of
" Democracy" and "Republicanism while the
torch Is being applied TO the ediice erected by
the great arm Of WAsaMGToN In this belief
and IN this spirit this call is made.
FRIENDs OF THE UHIoNi you who are deter.
mined to preserve tho nation with all its States
and Territories, with all the rights Of the States
and the People given them bY the Constitution,
let us not despair Of the Republic. Let our purest
and ablest men rect together in Convention, to
take counsel together, and to send from this dis
tant shore . cheering word to the Government
at Washington, and to the brave soldier on the
Geld, who has let bis hone to Hght and to fall in
- L..
, 1863-04-30

rAA
wssi, bupdles Of nS5;ers from strn,mahi a %.
San Francisco news agents Some Of tho pa.
psrs were duplicated, but an were acceptable.
The Iist comprised the London WesElv Dispateh.
liis.oari Rspsbiican. Loni,uiH, Journal Bad.
more Sun, Boaoa JournaL New York HsraEd
zbibsnA and TTmes. FSpnsSs War Prsss. New
Crleans fr,is Dslia q Feb IAN. sist. snd astb.
Ftaak Lesliss Mlstraisd Ns,uspapsr, three dates
and The New York Rlustraiss Ns.is q two dates.
stntmaa q Co are 10 slle regular receipt q an
he weIl-known papers and periodicals. of the
world. ~ ~ - 'se.,ssjS ~, .',sai.
To .. W. snIlivan We a.. indebted ior two 60.
pies Of HarpsSs Weesiy three copies o. ffank
Le.tlss Illustrated Ne'espeper, Two copies q the
Nevs'ly Aagasins' .he Logissils Journal and
ne AO.ton Weekly Journpi. Sullivan also re-
esivesi ~ each steamer tem The States and 3D.
rope, papers and periodicals without stint
~ the genslemanly Ard o6tging Purser Of The
bs.ss Anastee ws sse ssain indebted ipr Nio.
tosia and California papsfs ! also tor The prompt
delivery q express packages NJ. Finch, We
are pleased . learn 2 seeoming ds'sTvedly Pcpu.
~ y 81 present. po'l.ion % lne sleaHier. His
eolueoeea w'sn 'ne 'aras,''A ,ne Feaesning
r.
, 1863-04-30


The Richmond E1aminsr Of the 7th nit de-
plores the resignation q Gen. 1oombs, and two
days later makes The following appeal: tiias.
7 Now, if ever, is the time TO plant the corn that
alone can carry the CouiedeFacy through the
trial Of this year. Yet many plant seed tobacco,
which they think viii not be impressed, and
which Is worth much money. We would say .
word 70 them. u the country cannot supply
the army &ith pfotlslons during this summer.
the army can't remain In ViFginia. If L leaves
Virginia, q must be given up 10 the Yankees,
who win appropriate not only tobacco, contra.
band of waf, bot seine everything else that We
hate, and reduce the country 70 1 wilderness.
II the Legislature adjouFns without prohibiting
the culture q tobaccoI end requiring the officers
Of the law 10 destroy every leaf which they Ilnd
growing l6r twelve months 70 come, the chance
o. this Sln1s 4 indeed poor. l'l 3lV cs8 hg
The Bhssirr Of the Ttb deprecates the pro-,
posed Admission of The Nor.hwestarh slatel into
ihe CouisdsfAcY. IS, 81 '5i1isssa rs,soif i
The DiPaich o. March 9Th says; aaga q
It's understood that the Government agents
IN this city have, within the past two days i'm.
pressed large quantity Of hour mostly, i e
said, IN the hands Of tie miIIers and spectators
The price slowed was Si7 90 for superilne, and
treat mania pfetaiisd ID a. Sity on TIE subject
Of -four, thousands Of barrels having been bought
uP ior speculative purposes. t.g
The same paper Of the date just mentioned
contains nine ~ sdvsEsissneoss iorr substitutes
Corn meal has been selling n Galveston, Texas
Knoxville, Tenn, and other markets, att5 Der
buShsl. ',.s.' s.,'', ~. a Y, w, "a.
The savannah RsPublican says; \ ~ 4 I
There 3 reliable Information that general In
dian war = N con.enPla''9a 70 ne n Northwest on
S;r... eo9 Fosf Pisyre and he diisrent indian indian
fendrnvous on lhs Red river Of Tie Norlh, the
, 1863-04-30

1nr Uurti1ur. The TerrilpFial UliFeIsily,
gsilurn fun ne Prs,l 4 soon 10 b opened
fLs f.e1p1sa q lludsula Monday. the 1lth
prol. i l1ld o. the eommenesmsnl d The lrnl
s.1uInr irfm \. Barnard. Esq. Of Salem. Ore
em, Is tssh sllciri President He isa grad
u.,s q Dnrlnsulh college. New Hnmpuhirs,a and
, 1863-04-30

Tn VttnIH-Ihe tnins ha1lns ceased, We
e. ~ . li'n i5gymsbl o. thsdsllghrhI sunny
sillha 81 uhich fhis latitude 3 csIrbnted.
Ne'lhlr ~ Vsrn nor 100 cold. ; tsmperatdrs
psssls hrrs 4 dis period thnt 3 about e agree
~ and he.llhIul g need Be- Win liberal
aloarne. u sun Is Il pF1ssNi. We shall not com
pl.m df lko kszfhsf. ~ 4.
, 1863-04-30
NOTICE.

Ii VERSIONS ARE HEREBY V0RBIDDEN,
@bsr o. ahy dsserploa On NJ claim. sClnlSs ne tsVn
stenacoom, nom thls data. -. -.
asIaoosm, v. r, RssssSa, SEQ. 80 . Sisa
, 1863-04-30

u1arE Ro.l1ll.-Ihs LeA1of Monday lasi
~. De p,Ililul1Is q : hsasy robbery that
w. p,Ipslrllrd n P6rtland It an eatly hour On
sg1ir1 norninr. -Four thieves entered he Of
a. = Dl I A Davenport, seiusd and lied him
hand nni Got riesd bis pockets. and robbed
o. 80 cf $500 They eaearsa, with no
u.1n q Id,nt|ltins ihln alss by thelr voicsh.
uti,t n, Doclor lhinks be csuli flcosnile
, 1863-04-30

Vrcroa s'diH This nans sppsarl in De list
q pi1111Es1 dsInihsd q Nicaragua ~ aEi
government He. with about $50 oshers Ia
N,s York On he ilth Of March, iot San Fran
l.co Vi. Ei1.neua- Il 3 uncertain how long
hsuiII b dsiIinsd; doabnsns nany q yiciors
fi1la, hars e.rnsItly wish hat hs nay never
bs stiu.ssa ~
, 1863-04-30

Cotton of superior quality is being raised in
Southern Italy.
An exchange says John Van Buren last year
was pure copper, then he became brass and now
he is lead, bullets and all.
Ten thousand dollars were sent from San
Fund in New York.
A Bill has been introduced into the Canadian
Parliament to provide for the return Of deserters
to the United States army.
Several copperheads have been indicted for
treason by the Grand Jury Of the United States
sitting at Indianapolis.
A copperhesd lieutenant in the United States
army was arrested last month in Massachusetts,
for " ditfusing sound political information"
Captain Van Worst, of the U. s. Army has
been appointed Provost Marshal Of San Francisco
in place of COL Leonard, ordered to the East.
The Bulletin thinks that Charleston is as
strongly fortified as SebastcpOl was and intimates
that it will take about as long to reduce it
Lieut.. winchciI, with So troops, recently made
a raid on an Indian camp, near Eureka, and
killed Ss "bucks" and captured 40 squaws and
children.
The Hebrew organ (hs cleaner mentions the
names Of seventy mine Hebrews who were killed
at the battle Of Fredericksburg while fighting
for this country.
Under the Congressional Stamp Act it cost
the Executors Of Nicholas LOngwOrth four hun.
dred and thirty dollars to purchase a stamp to
put upon the will
Gen. Scott is President Of the Union League
recently formed In New York city. We notice
the names Of John Van Buren, and James I,
Brady in the list Of Vice PresdentS
A subscription has been started in San Fran
cisco, by some Of the leading French residents,
for the relief Of the suffering operatives in the
manufacturing districts Of France. Nearly g..
900 had been raised up to the 10th inst.
HoLLowAY's 0NrMENr AND PILLs.-Universal
patronage.-Let all sufferers from general or
local disease take heart, and follow in the wake
Of thousands who ascribe their restoration Of
health to the use Of these noble remedies Rheu.
matism in .he muscles or joints, gouty palms,
neuralgic tortures, cramps and spasmodic
witches depart under the appropriate employ
meTt Of HOlloway's Ointment and Pills Bad
legs, all kinds Of ulcers, sores, burns, wounds,
pimples, cutaneous in6amlnations and dropsical
.swellings, are best met and quickly conquered
by this Ointment, which happily combines harm.
lessness with efficacy. The reputation Hollo-
ways Ointment and Pills have acquired through.
out the habitable globe should induce every az
flicted person to give them trial before despair
ing Of relief or abandoning hope.
, 1863-04-30
MOWERS AND REAPERS.

TO ci.0sE cdSsidxifEnf.-
REAPERs, for Which Ls1Al Ten
taken u par.
q. CROSBY 4 Co, -l'
TumWnaeS, W.T..
, 1863-04-30
vANcOUvER ORPHAN ASYLUM.

T-TT NANCUUVEN UIIFfHAN ASHLUWs
Il aifoyds rs pleasure to give publicity 10 the
following acknowledgment in compliance with
the request Of the Vancouver Sisters Of Charity.
Dissatisfaction over which they preside is a highly
meritOriOus one, and well deserving the CharitA-
Bile contributions Of our citizens:
EDiToR HERALD The Sisters Of Charity, Fort
Vancouver, avail themselves Of your pages to
acknowledge, with much gratitude, the sum Of
9627T5, collected in various places on Puget
Sound, BY the charitable exertions Of Rev. Father
Vary, for the orphans IN their care.
The Sisters annex q list Of the different places
that have contributed, returniDg their sincere
, 1863-04-30
DIED.

Al ne residence o. bic fthsF Stephen oshe q thurs.
ton county, W. r. April 9ld, Of consumption, Nj. EAAs
GUfHhIn, aged 90 years. - rs. t' - ~.
~ California papers pAcass copy. 4'i.'