The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22


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RED WING, APRIL %, 1853.
Chattel Mortgage Blanks for sal
Ut this Office.
WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at
this Office:
ERnoR.-By mistake our paper is dated
Oh the LIST page'the 18th. The mistake &C.
cured by forgetting to change the date from
what it was the week before.
MAnkErs.-The markets are dull, not in
prices offered, but in activity. The roads
are very bad, and nothing Of any conse-
quence is coming in. Wheat we quote No. 1
80 cts. Corn, As. Oats, Standard weight
IS. St. Louis weight so cts.
PLEASE REruRN.-If the person who
borrowed from US the first volume Of Kent's
CONNIE ntaries, and the first volume OF Par
son on Contracts, will return the same, he
will receive our thanks.
MILITARY ELEcT1oN-The company Of
fcers Of the 10th Reg nent of Minnesota
Militia met at the Court House in this city
last Thursday, and elec:ed the following
field officers. For Colonel, C. G. Johnson
For Lieutenant Colonel: Martin Tarbox :;
For Major, William IL. Harrison.
CLEANISG Ur.-The merchants on Nam
Street, under gentle reminder from the
City Marshal, are cleaning The filth from
the cutters in front Of their stores. We
hope the Marshal will not forget to look to
the alleys just little.
New GooDs.-C. Bcrgh & Bros, have
just received their Spring Stock Of Goods.-
All who wish ''ice article Of Goods, can
find it by calling upon them.
SoHErHlNG NEW, GOOD, NICE, CHEAP AND
NEAr.-Lowatcr has received a new Install
ment Of those childrens carriages. They
are superior to anything that has ever been
brought into the place, ranging in price
from SIS, to $50.
How HATH THE MIGHTY FALLEN.-Ycs
,erday, with sound like the crash OF
lnighty thunder, one Of those sturdy old
Nms Just across the river whose life time
has been measured by centuries fell. The
water Of the Mississippi had undermined it
elntil its constr ution gave way, it died. and
dcll
AT I|AnlASS they have just received a
nice 10, OF Oranges and Lemons, and some
very fine apples. Harlan knows just how
to please the public, and he has made one oil
his happc,t hits in the selection Of his
fruit. II anyb.dy wants something nice in
ihe way Of Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Figs
Nuts, EaisonS, or Candies, just>caIl at liar
aans.
TAX L>w.-St,ivkland & Co., Of Mil
waukee Wis. have sen: us a copy Of a con
venenl little pamphlet. containing the tax
or revenue law passed by Congress, at its
late session. and also & pretty full director,
OF tho business houses in that city. Every
person in the country ought to have tina
fredericksburg law on his shelf
VIII ere he can refer to it at any moment
Send for one, or a dozen, The price is only
ten cents each.
ALMOST FlEE.-Last Friday during tx
prevalence Of the high wind Of that day
the back steps Of Miss. Sarah Mcdonald.
Millinery shop was discovered to be on fire
just in time to prevent a general conhagra
zion. The fire ori :inated from a pan Of no
ashes that had been placed two near tn
steps. Great caution should be exercise,
in the disposition Of ashes; more accident
by fire occur in carlessly leaving ashes j
too close proximity to buildings than in an
other way.
THANKs.-Our thanks are due to Hor
Cyrus Aldrich for copy Of the tact to pro
vide national currency" the report
Capt. James l.. Fish's Of an "Expedition t
escort emigrants from Fort Abercrombie t
Fort Benton" the "Message Of the Pres
dent Of the United States" respecting tn
recent Indian outbreaks, in Minnesota, an
for copy Of James ". Taylor's report o
the relations between the United State
and Northwest British America"
PURIFIED CARcAsEs-It is sickenin
and disgusting to see SO many bodies
dead animals, lying around, whose pu.rif
Ing carcases inlest the air with pesti'en,
and nil our city with the seed Of death.
We had occasion to take a little stru
over the city last week and We saw not 10