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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24

New YoBk, April 22--There are in:ima'
lions that Governor Seymour will veto the
Gold Bill.
Quarantine has been established at New
orlenns as regsrds VESSELS from Havana
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FROM PILOT KNOB.

ST. Lours, April % There:haa been no
ssw movement OF the rebels in the yincinity
o. Eliot Mountain
Gen Nc Neil, from Bloomfield, was expect
Cd to.reach Pilot Knob yesterday, and heavy
force Of cavalry from kolla is marching in
The rear OF the rebels
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Reported for the Daily Empre,l
New York stock Market.

Nav YORK, April "a
STOCKS-The Board adjourned at one
o clock; prices better large business; money
at 6@7 pei cent on call Sterling Exchange
unchanged American Gold 1914, United
States skies 81 coupons 06, registered
| O5 Treasury BIO O5f, new one year
certificates 994, United States fves IA
coupons 963, New York Central l5t Erie
so, California sevens 30.
GROCERlES--Quiet.
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THE ALABAMA.

PRovlDEscr, April 24--rhe bark Crngger
arrived here this morning from Zanzibar, with
= valuable cargo, On March 2jIh Capt. Dow
E,ys he was spoken 20 10 lat north, long
a3 west by vessel which he believes was the
Alabama By showing Hamburg coIors he
aCcaned
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NOTICE.

ON the 20ih day Of February, 1868, the Probate
" Court 81 Montgomery county deelared the estate
Of Jacob Harshman, deceased, 70 be probably insoy
ent Creditors therefore required 10 present their
claims against the estate TO the undSrsgned for al
lowsnes within six months according % law.
GEORGE W. HOUR,
alsW4 Adm'tor Of Jacob Harshman, decd.
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rR0M W1aaTNlGTON. q

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dan waa 70 day ordered 10 report 70 Admiral
Gregory al New York, to assist in fitting out
the Ironsides at that port,
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BARGAIN.

UNHE gned offers for sale ine two.story
i brick building, co tanning five rooms small sleep.
ing room, hall and double porch. As the owner lived
the house himself 1t, together with tae lot adon.
ing, in the best condition For particulars inquire
OF HENRY MILLER,
OF the firm OF Miller Charch,
A4dli corner OF Third and Jefierso 4 streets
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lsns'e9y.
STRAY COW.

CTRAYED away on Easter Monday, white cow
y with red spots III o side, leather strap on her
neck, nearly two inches vide. aud her ght ear split
The is fresh, With her second calf aud has long
tail Any person knowing where the COW Is, viii
please return her to me in McPhersantown, enter
her IN the Estray Book In the Clerks ofiee
Apr22Wat ADAM KIMMIRAR
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BILLIARD MATCH

NEw YoRk, April 23--Kavanaugh wins the
match by one hundred and twenty.sit points.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-24

NARB0N OIL OF the best quality the market can
" produce, both for safety and durability in burning
ana as free from offensive odor ~ be made, for
sale by the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY,
de6 Druggist, 100 Main street.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
Unpaid Personal Property Tax.

THE Board of County Commissioners have
ordered the County Treasurer to make
legal collection of the unpaid personal prop
erty taxes tor the past foul years. That order
has beel4 published with the hope that persons
who have not paid such taxes would make VOL
untary payment and save trouble and COSTS
Some have done so; still large number neg
lect the cali; possibly most of those delinquent
arc not taware that their names arc upon, the
delinquent list, OF that there is to be an et-
fort to ccllect it.
The law clearly authorizes the collection by
distress and sale of property, and allows the
same fees as are allowed to Constables for sim
liar service and travelling fees to be computed
from the County Seat, or the residence Of the
deputysif the business is done by deputy.
The duty is an unpleasant one but good faith
to the County requires it's performance, and
delinqucnts who do not, by immediate payment,
cancel their personal property tax, will find
themselves called npon by J. II. Brand Esq,
who will receive the taxes and compensation
for his trouble. o. DENSMORE,
County Treasurer.
Red Wing, July IA, 1868. v7n5lw4
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
STRAY HORSES.

.CTRAlED from tho subscriber on the 10th
~ inst, one Sorrel Mare and Il sucking Colt.
SAID mare IL nvc years old, OF medium s.zc, and
has !" star in the face and white spot on the
end Of the nose. Also, one Sorrel llor>c, about
eight years DID, OF medium size, with white
stl in the face ana one hite Lind foot. Also
Al medium sized ycarlilu. Ba, Colt, with . star
in the lace and both hind feet white.
Whoever Will give notice to the GooDuUE
oLuHTEtE office, or to the subscriber, W here
the above dtsrrihot, animals can he found, or
"ny of them >E,.l be lbcraliy rewarded.
ISAAC ADRIAN.
Pleasant Valley, Lake City Post Office, Juiy
I'D, looi. v7n52w3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
Republican Union County Convention.

The Republicans and all other unconditional
Union men Of the coun-y Of G,odhue who are
tration, will meet in convention at the Court
House, in Red Wing, on "Wednesday, the 5th
day Of August. A. D. 1868, for the purpose of
electing six delegates to attend and represent
Goodhue County at the ReDub1ican Uaaon Cb1-
qentans, to be held at st. Paul on Wednesday,
August 10th, 1868,
The different towns in the County will be en-
titled to the following representation in the
Convention: Burnside l, Belle Creek D., Belvi-
dere l Cannon Falls 2, Central Point |, Cherry
Grove 2, Featherstone 2, Florence 3, Goodhue
|, Holden 8, Hay Creek 2, Kenyon l, Lillian O.,
Leon |, Minneola 2, Pine Island 8, Roscoe 2,
Red Wing 8, Vasa 2, Wanamingo3 3 Warsaw ], !,
Wacoota l, Zumbrota 2.
P. VANDENBERG,
r. K. BRILL,
Il. II. KNOX,
A. j. GROVER,
County Committee.
Datcd Red Wing, Minu., July I'D, 1868.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
STRAY HORSE.
~TRAfED from the subscri Der in Red Wing
- on the 9Th day ofJuly inst,
A LIGHT BAY HORSE.

~ IIO II I111 IIVIlOLI.
Said Horse is about ii hands high. and mark
ed nearly as follows: white star in forehead
with Il narrow white strip down to and cover
ing part of one nostril, hind feet white a lit
tie WY above the ankle, white spots back Of
Hithcrs caused by the saddle, small lump or
wndgall on the near side Of his backbone,
about half way between his withcrs and hips ;
his manc turns on the off side h. has a prom
incnt scar on top and near side Of the neck Just
bchinl his ears caused by u poc evil said
horse is about ten years oiL: and Was shou for
ward he Is supposed to have left with Il white
horse that is blind in one eye and WAS driven
to this place from Wisconsin some three or four
weeks since by way OF Lii Crosse, Winona and
Rochester. a return or information by letter
or otherwise Of said horse to me will be lib
crai rc vxlrIcd. f. +. puILLEO.
Rcd Wing. July II, 1863. v7n52wI
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
NWN CAUCIS.

The Republicans and all Union men, Of the
town of Red wing, are requested to meet at the
Court House in this city on Saturday evening,
August lst, 1858, at half past seven O'clock, to
elect eight delegates, to attend the County
Convention to be held on the 5th Of August.
Dated Red Wing, July 80, 1868.
BY Order Of Comm ttee.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

MEssns. BAKER & MARVIN, haye one o.
G. w. VanBrunt g. Co.'s Broad cast seed
sewers, and cultlvators, on exhibition, and
for sale at their store. This is rather out OF
season for seeding machinery, but there will
probably be another season when it will be
wanted, and in the meantime it would not
be out Of order for farmers 70 exam,n this
or any other machine offered to the public
as labor saving machine. This is compar.
atively new invention, though undoubted-
ly very useful one, and that is the reason
why it was not introduced earlier in the sea
son. Remember that Messrs. Bak er &
Marvin are the agents.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

ENRoLLMENT.-The enrolment in this
district, comprising ten townships in this
county, has been completed, and Mr.. Grow
informs US thatit comprises between $50 and
1000 names,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

NEw ArrLEs.-Lundyrenjust across the
way, has, for more than a week past, kept
ripe apples Of this years growth. He still
has lot on hand.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
DIED.

In this city, on the 10th inst, WEALTHY Rox-
ANA, aged one month and twenty-five days.
Also, on the 23d inst, JOHN LUTHER, aged two
months and eight days, both children Of Isaac
Wickard.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

NoRrHnUP & GREER has fine lot OF
Crockery for sale.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

fAREwELL.-Fa:ewel is lonely sound
and It's echo has caused many sad heart ::
but none would eel saddened but rather be
greatly cheered and benefited by saying
farewell to all kinds of SOFIA and Salera,us
except Dc1.and s. Co.'s Chemical Salsratus
which will scatter rays OF sunshine and hap
p'ness in every household when properly
used, being always uniform and perfect.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

MINNESOTA ApPLEs.-Last Saturday We
partook Of green apple pie made from apples
grown in the garden Of Robert Belt, Esq, Of
this city. Many Of his trees died while they
werc yet young, but those that did weather
the storm now bear finely. We have motto
ed the apple trees in several gardens in this
city, and they all look we'll. Apples, and we
be''cve. other fruit can b. successfully rais-
Cd IN Minnesota, Notwithstanding croakers.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

PASSING along the sidewalk, near the
Goodhue County Drug Store yesterday, we
saw pile Of boxes that would measure
more than cord. Upon inquiry we learned
they contained goods for that store.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

McGLAsHAN is in New York purchasing
goods. Ho is expected home soon.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

RETuRNED.-Maj. A. L. Welch, Of the
Fourth Reyimcht returned home from Vicks
burg last Thursday evening. We are sorry
to learn that the Major is in worry poor
realth, not>having recovered from the wound
he received from the Indians. We hope the
pure air Of Minnesota vii: bring 20 him his
departed health.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

MILITIA ELEcrloN.-'rhe sevor.l Offices
OF the Militia Company OF this place having
become vacant by resignation. al election
was called and held last Monday evening at
'h" Red Wing House, which resulted in the
election OF IL. G. Hoffman, Captain; e. Ii
Alley, First Lieutenant, and Josh ua Ashton
Second Lieutenant. The event was aDpro-
pratcly celebrated
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29
FOR g Ar II

Pen LUMBER WAGONS for sale bv
l. vSnlm2 BROWN & BETCuER.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

Observation-Disclosures has began in
earnest. Crops look better, ana the yield
will be much larger than it was thought a
month ago. Hands are scarce, and wages
high. Almost all kinds Of manual labor is
suspended in the city, and the laborers have
gone into the harves, fields. Two dollars
per day is freely offered, and we have seen
letters from the interior stating that help
cannot be had at any rate
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-29

YIELD OF WHEAT.-We have seen sew
eral parties lately-one from Zumbrota-
of whom say the wheat crop will be very
good. None of them placing the average
yield at less than fifteen bushels per acre.
Mr.. Fryberger, of Featherstone, says his
wheat averaged eighteen bushels to the acre
las: year, and this year it looks much better.
From present appearances it will be difficult
to secure the crop on account Of wet weather.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING G.-During the ter.
ribel thunder storm Of Monday night, the
lightning struck and tore the wires from
seven telegraph poles, in the eastern part
Of the town. At the place where it proba-
bly, first struck, COW, said to belong 10 Mr..
Wymer, was struck and killed. A tree in
Mr.. Charles Thomas yard was also struck.
The lightning, by some delicate process,
got into the telegraph Office, burning off
wires, tearing down machinery, and "play-
ing "hob" generally with the operators ma
chinery, without the slightest regard fer his
"phelinks."
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-26
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Iowa are requested to
send delegates to State Convention, to be
held in the City Of Des Moines, on WEDNES-
DAY, THE l7Tu OF JUNE, 1863, to commence
ut 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, for the purpose of pla-
cling in nomination, to be voted for at the en-
suing October election, candidates for Govern
or, Lieutenant Governor, and one Judge of the
supreme Court, and for the transaction of such
,ther business as may properly come before the
Convention.
The ratio of representation will be the same
as at the last Republican State Convention
viz: One delegate to each organized county
and one delegate additional for each 100 votes
east at the last Presidential election for Hon
Abraham Lincoln as President Of the United
States fractional votes of 50 more will be
entitled to an additional delegate.
All citizens, without distinction of party
who are honestly in favor of sustaining the
Government, in the use of all constitutional
and necessary war measures, for the speedy
and complete suppression of the rebellion and
the punishment Of treason who are opposed
to the scheme designed to bring anarchy anG
bloodshed to our own fresides, by dividing
the free States into hostile and petty Confeder
acies, and who will still believe in the good old
doctrine of Gen. Jackson" THE UNION, 1T MUST
AND SHALL BE PRESERVED are cordially invl-
ted to unite IN sending delegates.
County Central Com mittees are requested to
take such steps ms will insure full attendance
at the Convention, and a thorough and efficient
organic alton in their respective counties.
JAMES T. LANE,
Oh IN State Exec utive Com.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-26

lY- This abominable traitor has been
convicted of the charges against him, by
the Court Martial convened, and was
sentenced by Gen. BURNSIDE TO impris-
onment in Fort Warren, which the Pres
ident has changed TO transportation
through the lines into the Confederscy
OF JEFF DAVIS d. Co, where lie right
fully belongs. His counsel made appli
cation for a writ Of AaJeos corbus, to the
United States Circuit Court, but the APP
plication was denied by Judge LEAyITr,
who, in lengthy decision, holds that the
President has the power TO arrest Tor acts
Of disloyalty which do not come within
the scope of the criminal laws of the
land, and that it would be manifeslly
wrong to interfere with the military au-
thority, and set such arrested persons
free by haLeos corpus. Judge LEAyIrr
is an old Democrat, appointed by Gen.
JACKSON, and, Of course, cannot be claim
ed TO be a creature of President LIN.
coins. His decision ought, then, to
stop the mouths of our Copperheads,
who profess so much respect for judicial
DEGREES.
Notwithstanding the constant charges
made by the rebel sympathizers, of the
unconstitutionality of the acts OF the Ad-
ministration, we believe ,ha, in almost
every case, where they have been dec-
ded upon by the Judiciary, their right.
fulness and justice have been fully con-
ceded. The United States Supreme
Court has recently decided, in the case
of the Schooner Brilliant, aud other yes.
sells, that state OF War exists in this
country, and that, tleref fore, The block
ade is legal, and that captures OF neutral
vessels and property are legitimate. 1t
also holds that the insurgents are none
the less enemies because they are trait
ors, and that 1t is right for the one be-
ligerent to coerce the other, not only bv
direct force, but also by crippling his
resources by the seizure or destruction of
las property. The Court also holds that
even the property of these persons in the
rebel States who claim 10 be loyal, may
be taken, because il is liable TO be used
by the insurgents, and in this fully Ell.
dorses, not only the principle Of the con-
tiscation act. but also that Of the Eman
cipation Proclamation. What have our
Copperhead sticklers for Judicial and
Constitutional authority to say to this ?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-26
w ar News.

EE- Another raid under Col. HATCH,
Of the 81 Iowa. is reported. He started
from Coripth, went into Alabama. and
returned in three days, capturing four
hundred prisoners and six hundred
horses.
Admiral PORTER tclegraphs the Navy
Department that he arrived off the
mouth of Red River on the 4th inst, and
on the h took possession oil Fort DeRus-
say, about eight miles from the mouth
On the evening Of the 9Th he took pos
esslon of ALEXANDRIA without resistance
city was turned over to him.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-26

The Empress. the last boat up. says
that when she left. on Wednesday even.
ing, firing had ceased. and no doub, was
entertained but that the rebels had sur
rendered.
Gen. Blair reached Chickssaw Bluffs
on Tuesday aud sent down for ra,ions.
Several boats wen. up the Yazoo riv-
er, it Is thought 10 bring down The woun-
ded and prisoners. The Federal loss is
reported heavy. have no estimate.
The l2th Missouri, it is said, came out
with only "a fighting men.
FoRr MONROE, May 23.-The raid in
Mathew and Gloucester counties, order
ed by Gen. Keves, under Col. Kilpal-
rick and Capt. ellis, has returned. It
was eminently successful, and brough,
a large number Of horses, mules, &c.
1t was combined land and water move
ment.
Fr MONROE, May 24.-The Rich.
mond Despatch Of the Esd contains the
following
MOBILE, May 2l.-1n Saturdays fight
we lost 80 pieces Of artillery, which
We're spiked and abandoned.
On Sunday the Federals advanced TO
take the Big Black Bridge, but were re-
pulsed. They then crossed higher up,
and took us in the rear, when the bridge
was burned and the works abandoned
Our loss is heavy.
Vicksbu'g is closely besieged The
enemy are closing in on all sides.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-26

reads again, shows the tendency Of
slavery TO produce tronble in the Nation
lie iumbles for 'the place have marked.
but don't find it, and after being
twice rehkhded of something by the
coming orator, subsidies.
The big gun being well loaded with
spirits, and primed with tobacco, began
with an eulogy on the Pilgrim Fathers.
which was followed by whitening de-
nunclatlons of slavery. The next lead
ing point was an att ack on Mr.. Lin coin,
Tor thinking this nation must be entire !
y slave or free To explode this error
he asserted that slavery had existed from
lime immemorial. That "under the
Jewish Theocracy, slavery existed, re-
ceivng the direct sanction OF God F."
That Grecian proves, commerce and
learning, were greatest when her slave
system was most perfect. That Roman
greatness and glory remained undimned
unu her VAST slave system began TO de-
cline and decay, Slavery which he had
denounced like an aboilionist, was thus
set forth as an element essential to The
tu!i development of national greatness
The remainder Of his remarks were
rambling arguments on personal liberty,
trial by jury, the writ of haJeas corpus,
violations of the constitution, and Presi.
Dental edicts. The Presil ent, Cabinet
officers, leading generals, and the war,
were a1>wrong. But no word of con
demnalion for JEFF Davis and rebels
They we're rather praised and honored
The meeting having closed, the Union
men gave three cheers for the Union
League, three cheers for President Lin
coin, three groans for jeff Davis, and
one groan for the drunken speaker who
called the President a rascal" LOYAL
hearts re oice that the snakes have come
out, and earnestly desire repetition Of
the show, believing it TO be the most
eifectual means to awaken consciousness
and patriotism in the hearts OF honest
but deluded men.
SPECTATOR