The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-09

Cows may be found, o: returning them, will
receive the above reward.
Sept. 9, 1868. DAN S. MERRITT.
MARKET New wheat begins to come in,
and prices begin to look up. The market
opened ut about 62 cents per bushel, and
our buyers arc now paying 70 cents. In
one instance 7l>5 cents was paid. Nothing
is made on wheat at those figures. 1t is
quoted ia Milwaukee at 90. 1t costs 20
cents to get it there and the commission
merchants charge cent for handling it.
Blu: Let US hope that freight will go down
as the river rises, and that the prics in the
East will advance as it becomes moro and
more evident that there is not supply in
the country.
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Town CAUCUs.-It is seldom we see a
more harmonious caucus than that held in
the Court House, in this city, last Sat urday
evening. About fifty persons were present
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. S.
Washburn, and Hon. Cha rlcs Mcclure was
was unanimously elected Chairman, and
Fred. Joss Esq, Secretary. Every candi-
date was elected unanimo uav, by acclama-
uon. The following persons were elected :
WIN. Howe, W. L. Hawkins, W. s. Grow
Grin Dsnsnore, Chas McG!as'mn, A. II
Jones, Francis Ives, and j. II. Brand. The
town committee was elected lis follow, !:
Wn. s. Grow, Chairman, NJ. S. Chandler,
j. II. Parker.
CANDIDATES We do not hoist the
names o! either the State or County Union
nominees ut tho head of the paper, because
We cannot spare the room; we, Lowever,
support both with all our heart.
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VIZ ARE oblige |, tor want Of room, to
again postpone All account Of our trip, which
is written and was intended to have been
published last week.
SuEEP-Last Friday morning Mcssrs.
Brewster and Roberts, passed through town
with large drove Of Sheep, number
ing 2,l58. on their way to Fort Snel
ling. They intend to sell them there to the
farmers Of that region, in su!all lots. Let
them come. There is money in sheep, and
We are surprised that so few men engage in
sheep raising.
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HARLAN is trump! lie always has The
incest Of everything, and now ho has
been and sent for lot of those apples that
Took precisely like "maiden blush 1"
Harlan says they are maiden Blushes,"-
We never interfere with other peoples bust
ness, so Ne will not say 60 and buy.
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STRAYED.-Ws invite special a,te nt,cn to
the advertisement OF stray cattle, to be
found in another place. Any person giving
information to Mr.. Rogers where they may
bs found, will be we'll paid, and will confer
great favor or the owner.
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LowATER has received fresh lot o.
Psaches that are nice. II any person h s
any Conscientious scruplss about. taking our
word for it, let them call and examine 70,
themselves.
FRE1Gnrs.-Last Sunday. the Levee was
letersl'y crowded with goods, that had jus,
come up the river on the L,C,osse Boats
We have never seen so many goods landed
At ose tune before. The larger portion o
them were for Messrs. Bergh L Bros
though some Of the small dealers had sma!
lots. 1t was wonder to US what Msssrs
Rergh could do with So many-how the,
could stow them away-but Monday VI
looked into their Store and there they xer.
all disposed ,of-pilsd in heaps from tn,
aoor to the ceiling. Evidently Berrh j.
calculating on largs trade. and he will se,
Il. became b sells good goods, and sell.
them cheap. <.. . @
SuRrosr HoAE NAxUrAcrrRz.-Ther,
is strong prejudice against articles .
American mana6ctars. and justly. too. il
many easss, but not 30 with DeLand 4 Cos
CA<a'eal Sslerats. This i ihs bess ar.i.
e's u ez'sssaes tor cooking purposes. ye,
many hn'i'ss are using Engissh soia. When
this saieratas IS much better, asd bv u.sn.
i yoa ars pAirnrinng hors produe,ioo 2.
For Ssls everywhsss.