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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

In tue Revolution Of 10 the Yankees pitched
the tea overheard from British ships Iu the
present war they are seeking the security Of
British ships for their tea. Tas Importation
Of tea into Great Britain during the last year
increased from SO, 900 900 pounds to ia OGO, 900
pounds This increase Is accounted for by Il 9
fact that the Yankees are bringing their tea
via British ports in British ships to avoid our
Confederate cruisers. That is \ severe annoy
sncs 70 our Northern friends. They are in.
com uoded and put to heavy charges, while
their ships are rot,ing Al their own wharves.
Their tea is costing them little more than il
did in the colonial days.
AppREss OF LIEUT.GES ID. H. HILL.->Tbs
folio wi az address was issued by Lieut. dsnl
Hill, on taking command Of Gen. Hardss's
corps, to which hs las bssn assigned:
HEADQUARTERS CoRPs,2
July "a, 1863.
General Orders, No. 81.
With unfeigned Gifhdsuce the undersigned
succesds TO the able aud distinguished colder
who 60 long has commanded this gallant corps,
honoring it with his name and leadership, aud
being ia turn honored BY Its noble bearing and
RlOFl0uS nc0l0VoWtnsb.
The example set makes plain my path Of
duty, and the corps has bat to continue the
same consistent Iius Of good conduct and pro-
priety which has always characterized H.
believing 40 I do that rowdy lam ana insubor-
diastion are fruitful sources Of trouble in
csmps and had behavior IN battle, will Insist
upon strict discipline. All will be expected
and required to render IL prompt aud hoerai
compliaucs with the require m snts OF law and
authority.
Soldiers! brutal and ruthless enemy hash'
ed with success, 10 pressing everywhere upon
our wasted territory, seeking 70 carry nre and
sword TO our once happy homes, ana insI sad
Of rising with renewed energy 70 drive on shs
Invaders, thousands snd tens OF thousands o'
able bodied young man have skuiksd from !hs
field undsr the provisions Of the exemption
bill, regardless OF the interest, the sste.y anu
the honor of the country. Those mlserab's
ere atures are only concernsd about screening
their worthless carcsssss from Yankee bullets
Lat thsse poor politicians gol The C0nfsd
eracy looks Ia her hour of trial TO your ahattef
ed ranks. and appeals to yous manhood for thai
grand exhibition of courage. fidelity, and pa
tienos which wen for sur f0refaihsrs the
priceless boon OF liberty. xou will have many
and sora trials, but with aa unwxvefing tras
in God of Truth and Justice, and with an IN
COZ usrabls determination 10 be free, You vii
bs snla to transmit the esMa iaessimabis hls7a
ipes . 70 youT slescsndsats.
lSignsd,l - L. hihL, LII 0en.
Ofisiai;
| X. H. Hatcher, A. A. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

4 Raad Tar uast b pesosSsd 10 Il 1lenrieo
county before tn. psklis AieAwaye via %
kept IN order. Csdes The psssen1 eys6sn svss.
sssfe Of. reads can enly 9es ltbor 6y snmalDa-
Jog hAedS. and. u l&rneys aSS bnsy, sbsy pre-
Ter paying the fas % fasnishipg lsh,resa II
the County Coart viii 10 the soals, seslioa b
section, 70 contract, aud tax the people iisinx
sa eaeh see:toa 70 pay thas scoalrastos, good
h'eh ways may 10 lasds. Any Iarmsr aan kes-
Ter atfoai to psy dhsml tax shan 10 psse vlth
ais fosss at esstAia esesans. and ucss Of then
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Employing Laates.-It is gratifying to see
the interest manifested for helpless females by
como Of the Confedsrats authorities, and to
know that that dependent class Is being ena-
pioyod in GovsrnmeBt work. There are now
i've or six hundred ladies employed in signing
aud numbering Treasury notes, large numbers
in tho preparation and packing Of ammunition,
and still larger numbers in making up cloth.
lug for soldiers. Thus employed, hundreds Of
females are enabled to earn partial support,
who other wise wouid be ihro wn -npon the
cold charities Of tha world. Some Of these
LADIES' widows, others are the wives Of
soldiers, and nearly all are entirely dependent
on their earnings for 8 livelihood. When the
dsprseia,ed condition Of the currency is con-
eidsred would it not be well for the au.hoii
ties 20 inquire wheshsr or not the wages paid
tdeRe helpless GREATNESS are snHieisnt to pre-
serve .ileEi item wan. Z We have been crsdi.
b.v ,uiormed tha, several Of lhsae ladies' lind
it iDpossiole to keep thsir children from suf-
fsIing with the pittance they earn, aud that
they Go not Taste mests for weeks at time
Ii ,i.is 10 so, it 0nYht not 10 be, ani the hsais
OF t..rexus ought 10 ina ajr6 Into H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

s Nsr W,AeM WfI - II m,rtes iaShe epsup>
Of tsa days, - Aany lwnsss d 90 nsanSSos.
hood Of the city are Dow lhrsehieg sGs 0Aser
crops for sale. We are elm1 = heas ehas the
grain WA mos at all isjnrsa By tAo laeo Woe
spsu, and that the yield will b lasRo e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
xaps.yue.. Ser Dis.b:.a Soldiers

~ Uboy8eWA bOb 0to.O.e0 SoIooepU
Wherever occupation can bs found for d:s
allied soldiers, either in public Or psivsts HE,
1t oasht 10 bs given them In preference 10 any
other class Of men, native or foreign The
scanda'ous spectacle may 10 sometimes ssen
of able bodied foreigners employed In Gov.
srnnent positions, or - ovsfsssrs Of piants.
sions, and exempt from military duty on that
account, whiist the woandsd soldiers Of the
South sssk in vain for snploym ment and are at
the verge Of s.asvasion. No 0oveFnment or
people can prosper which permits such upnaau-
raj and monstrcus ingratitude aud iDjusties.
The Scripture rule IL ~ true Of nations 10 OF
individuals-he who nsglsets bic own house
hold "hath denied the faith and II worss than
an inhdsl," and how much more hidsous, not
only 10 neglect your own-those, too, who
have suffered and b!sd for you-tas to put
aliens and perhaps secret snsniss In their
place, TO take the childrsn's bread aud east it
unto doRs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Prison Recora.-At the Libby Prison zee.
tsrday there Were ssven, Tantes prisossrs 70.
ia the reighborhood 81 Nswbsrn, N. C., on
the 18th of July. There were Also four brought
down from. Charlottesville, captured as Ball
Run on the 3lst Of July.
At Castle Thander thsrs were four commit
msnss, none Of them important eases, how
ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

The Corn Crop, sxoeps ia vssy low bosssms,
IL the most promising shas has bseu seen n THE
soeiion OF the seun,ry for many ysase. II
other sections have done as well We need ap.
prshend no very gseas diatrsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Burglary The residsnos Of George m
Tempkins, on Marshail ssfesi, bs,svssn s:h
aal Oh, was fereibly sntsssd lGss "Wednesday
night and robbed OF several hundred doilass
worth Of valaahsSs. The poiice were put on
tho search 3sstsrday morning. hna up % Z iase
hoar in the af.erason nsAs oE sks taissss Ind
bcsu captured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
Local. r1ATTEfl4.

Ssddes Dsntk.- lsstsfaNy maSnisa rA4ro
mAn usmsd Frank. owssd BY Jshn ~. Pow
ell, wss found dead % Broad street. jass b..
Lea. Of Henrfco county. held N Inquest oyee
lhs body, snd the jury rendered i vsrdiss shAt
tue deceased cans TO his dAsth iron dissaAex
The jseeased had pass ffnns NJ nsssss, a.
ing him TO Wait Richmsnf Wfsn ~
dscsased wss found his vceksss haA bssu
examined by some one uaknawa 70 Tie
jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

AppREss OF LIEUT.. .GES. ID. H. HILL.->Tbe
foliowi az address was issued by Lieut. Gsnl
Hill, on taking command Of Gen. Hardss's
corps, to which he las been assigned:
HEADQUARTERS CORPs,
Juiy "a, 1863
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK.
1763'0 Speciality.
MIRROR hF AMERICAN GENIUS
"Correct with spirit, eloquent with case,
Intent to reason, or polite to please.
T He NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

1t is with no fer Of Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes, that the publishers of The
Aev lVk -Nstrury acknowledge the unwaveriny
loyalty ofthcir two hundred thous nd subscrib7
crS, and announce to them. and to ALL that
The New York Mercury for this year 1868 J
will be rlcher in every luxury OF Polite Litcra
turc than ever before. 1t is no upst;rt spccula-
Hon, no temporary : sensation" hu. Il first
class literary weekly, which h.s been {: miliur
to the United States :or a quarter .:' :. century; :;
and while the wish washy mushroom prints
Of Yesterday are cutting down their tulc,lt wen
while they raise their subScripsi price, The
New York Mercury maintains all its great Staff
Of Rom 2nccrs, Poets. llrmorlst.. E.sayists,
Story rcllers, and Editors, and promises to
make it still greater tor 1864.
It's tho one paper for every home Its forty
columns of rcaling matter per week constitute
an unpuru' lelea
CDNSERV ATORY rFTHE ENTEnTAINlNe
and it. Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Bcsu;i,,,
Of Verse, Gossip, FcuilI..cns, Brua,,si,lcs O.
nun"r: and Po!ishe Editorials, combine to
el'ituniizc all the charms Of
WIT AND SENTIMENT!
Fkc husband reads it to his wife tho mother to
hcf chiIrcn, the lover to his swc,;,h, art the
soldier to his comrad., All | the village school
master to the circle around the stove. 1t is ia
lnilar to the sight Of every man. woman aad
child in our country and has regular slbscr;b-
cr@ II several countries Of Europe. Tn. New
ork Mercury Is s'so identified ith The .t.nl
est patriotism "f 4hc ace. for several member.
OF III brilliant StaIi hold high rank n our noble
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the sword rs with II c Pen. II, great ijlus
trAting artist of The New York Mercury, the
'''ni'"b!e barley, gives the pap.r the l,Isll:,.
attributes Of Fine Art; and ye. this largest it
eF"ry weekly OF the day promises to .urpu.s
'ssel' IN all these respects during the New Year!
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
VICTORIA:
TUE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CL1ErF

- - "a AAA~AeA-'oS Nf I-AS LIZ (LlEfE.
BY COUSIN NAY CARLETON,
infh'r cf " Giasy Goner,' - .SuJH Camob.N
k'mi~te, y - La Ausque," dc., DC.
The productions Of this DISTINGUISHED author
ess nccu no euloyv. Public opinion has l,nv
since pronounced them superior to any o,he2
uovecttc> published on this side OF the A,lun-
TIC and he true test OF their merit is founI in
the tact that they are eagerly reproduced, after
their publication IN the Mercury, hv the Eng
l.sll press We may Id tlat the now tale.
Victoria is fully equal in interest and dep,h
OF plot to either of those which have secured
SO large share ofpuhlic approval. and We c..n
earnestly recommend it to ali story-rcadors
The New York Mercury is sold by all naws-
me" and periodical dealers in American. To
subscribers, 1t is regularly mailed every Sasur-
aaS morning, for 81 year !; three copies for
80 SIX copies for So; eight copies f,rSta, with
-" eNt'a copy, FREE. to the getter up Of tho
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n."Ats WRITE PLAINLY Tue NAME OF youR
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- Specimen Copies sent FREQ to ali appli-
cants. "fP'A0
Address all letters and remittances. post
paid, to 80 t'''-
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Proprietors Of tho New York Mercurr.
/ ll3 ruin St., Nesu Fork Cifu.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

TNHE embodiment Of practical utility, and
marvel Of simplicity makes the running
stitch very rapidly and perfect, uses common
needle, and will last lifetime. At the New
York State Fair, its simplicity, efficiency, and
great practical utility, was confirmed by the
award OF the First Premium.
1t will GATnER, RUFFLE, SHrRR, Tuck, Run
Up BREADTHs, etc, with a single or double
thread on any material adapted to the running
sttcA. The th,nnest, usually the most diificult
to Stich by other machines, being scwed the
other articles made Of light fabrics, it will,
there fore, be found almost iucazuaJze.
1t is attached to the table like sewing bird,
and having no tension, and requiring no In bri-
cation or change Of stitch, is always ready for
operation, and such Il marvel Of simplicity shat
\ child Of six or eight years can understand it,
and Use it successfully.
1t is not at ILL liable to got out ef order. !
Fan machlne is put up in neat box, accom-
panied with full and explicit directions, and
twenty -f,c needles.
Sext to any address in tho United States on
receipt of an order, inclosng the amount. or
may DO collected by Express on delivery Of tho
machine.
Whom the money is sent with the order and
registered, we guarantee its safe receipt and
the delivery OF the machine: anywhere within
Two thousand miles free ofany cxpress charges.
very liberal arrangements for Agencies:
See Nstrvr IT fttsAt1as, or for full particulars
specimen Of sewing. etc, send stamp tor ro-
turn postage. Address,
NINE. DEMOREsT,
413 Broadway, New York.
Every lady, mother, miliner and dress ma
ker shonld have one. Of these valuable sewing
machines. v7n25
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

MARkET.-But little grain has been
brough. in during the last three or four days
on account Of tho excessively cold weather.
Wheat is bringing from SO to SO cents, Corn
27@4O, OAts 35@37.
There is not as much beef being offered
in the streets by farmers as formerly. prices
ranging from 81 to 4 cts. per lbs, BY the
quarter. Pork is in better deman,l than it
has ever Teen in this market before, and the
price is. steadily goiag up. It now COM
mands from 4 to 4 ]4csnts.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
MANKAro. Jan. &c, 1863.

49, MANKATo, Jan. 26. 1853.
Ladies of Soldiers Aid Society, Red Wing. =
LAD1Es.-I have great, pleasure in &C.
know!edsing the receipt, through Capt.
Wiliston, Of box Of hospital stores, for
this Post. The box contained the following
list ofarticles: 10 pillows, 3 dressing gowns,
6 pair slippers, 10 rolls bandages. pape.
dried fruit, cans fruit, 2 towels, 1 bottle
catsup, 2pi'low cases. 2 comforters, shirts
In behalf Of the sick and suffering sold
iers, would tender our most sincere thanks
for this testimony Of attention and sympa'
thy.
j. F. FINCH,
Surg. 9TH reg,t. MINI. Vol.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

r. q RS.
I am now in the market, purchasing Furs
Of all kinds, for which ] will pay the highest
market price in cash. Those who have any
Furs to sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upos me before selling
them to other parties, as l feel confident /
can make it an object for them to bring their
peltries to me. am bound to buy, so there
is no use Of talking. Don't sell until I have
a chance to mako an offer. L. KELLY,
v7n19m3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
FUlsS! FURs!! FURs!!!
CHEAP JOHN'

CF1E EA 7 JUHN
HAS got large amount Of MONEY that he
does not know what to DO with, and has coa-
cluded to luy j. out in FURS. So all who
have any Fur for sale had better call on him,
and get about one hundred per cent. above the
market price. He has y large lot of Newhouse's
traps 70, sale cheap.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
II KS >a1
Ref1'e8lb1sse2et HUlL,
-. -. RED WING, MINI. il .*<.S. ~. -


-" ~. RED WING, MINI. - .*...@ ~. .
P''''" street, East side. or door,. e". Keis <rsk,
Come Citizens and rarmsrs all,
And give the Nso Saloos call; =.
g I'll dish you up an Oyster stew,
Or Ioast, or fry, as may please you,
Or chicken nicely fricasseed,
Or in any other form you need
And Turkeys roasted, bonod or fried, -...
(They we're nice and fat before they died,)
Then thore's head cheese and picked feet,
And spare-rib tao, oil you can eat; III.
And stsaks of beef and pork ,and pickld tripe;
And sometimes rabbit, sometimes . snipe
Sometimes dish sfysnison,o or partridge rare
Or other wild game caught with snare;
Or pork AID beans. all nicely baked.
A Yankees credit here is staked,
p 70 make as tine apumpSin pic,
Or mince, or apple, or cranberry, .. .~s
= Or other kind, as housewife fair,
Can manufacture with skillful care.
Then add to these all kinds Of cake, -,
= Sach as good housewives like to make
There's picked cabbage, or cold slnw;
And apples'either cooke! or'raw, ,.
And other fruit Of various kinds
fickles. Catsups, these you'll find,
WITH fish, and eggs, and sausage too,
All Kept on purpose to please you
In drinks Pm hound to give you all,
The various kinds for which you call,
That health and happiness can give,
And make lite PLEASANT while YOU live.
So gentlemen and ladies tair,
Give ma u call, and with great care
III strive to please you one and all,
Both uale and female, great and small.
J. +. BECK.
II. B.-Ladies' Saloon up stairs--entrsne
out side. Mrs. BECK in attendance.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

F1nEMRN ATTENTION !-Remember the
meeting At the hall to. night, and be on hand
Matters Of more than usual importance will
be before the company, for action this even
ing, and q full attendance is desired.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

THERE is not . vacant tenement in the
place. Every house, barn and shed has
been taken up, and occupied. Next spring,
there will be a call for tenncnts, and who
ever has little money to invest can make
it pay by putting it into small buildings.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
10, Interest on bonds Nos. c3, Ga, rs.

g 10. Interest on bonds Nos. :3, G2, 75,,
n - 81, anda5 SIS. y. -. -. ga 75I
Jesse McIntirc, volunteer appro' s2ss 81
W Gates, saving wood, d,...... Is S5|
) ~, Mather g. Clark. for Auid, d,..:... 95I
Interest on bond No. 81, ,........ !. IS 'Osi
80 2S, Charles Hudson and Charles h II
Gould witness foes, Jan. 1862, : S7l
Volunteer committee orders,.. 81 81
6ond No. 10 and interest, ,.".....220 00l
juno II, James Sutherland, Wells Greek
bridge appropriation '....... rs 0o|
:, 4sttson, salary ~ Co. Aud'r 125 oo|
" ~ Andrew Cutter, Cannon River
bridge appropria ton ,".........100 00l
Interest on bonds Nos. Is, y, Is,
Is, 66 and SIS, ...... ...237 26I
.s,,.~4 Court Eepensss, May, 1869, term: :,
Grand Jurors fees. ,...... :. e9l S4I
Petit Jurors fees, 80. ..42s ri
,~'. Witness fees, ..l21 90
IF Pingrey, salary ~ Co. Atty rs oo|
July l, Mattson, salary NJ Co .Audt'r 125 %
:. 8, Anderson, witness fees, ,...... 3 70l
8. 10, A Collins, on road appropria-as~s s,z77
tion in Roscoe :. 80. 81 so
" 2s An lrew Cotter, Cannon River -
bridge appropriation; ;:......; 50 oo| 90
ST. Nv Parker, .mendins ssovs.... ! 0o|
Ole Olson, Witness fees':.' "a
Aug. !, H Msttson, salary - Co. o.Audt'r LIS 90
Bountie. 70 volunteers, - per
resolution Of Board Of County
Commis'ls, July 50, 1867, go, 40 90
8. Interest on bonds Nos. - & 60, y V0|
l6, lnterest; ON bonds Nos. II. II. 70,
s..t and ind es,;: c. xnd;;o: 80 80 @9 90
Bstlo & Christ, vol. aPPropri'n "a 90
D. Chas. Anderson &c 40 90
{" s, Simmons s; Johnson, vol. appro. IS g.
IL, Interest on bond No. 2........ As 90
Oct. !, F joss, salary as Co. Auditor, l25 90
o. 4 Hawley, volunteer apron q 90 90
Jesse sEn Mefntirs, aSso ve sPpa pspproprsn 'n Hs
Jesse Mclntire, vol: appropria'n So
II, David Hancock, balance Of note
and interest. .............. 6S 90
%, Patker, exp'es at Wabashaw 8 50
g 80, Interest on bond No. 54.. 80 90
NJ. !, F Joss, salary as Co. Auditor 125 90
" 26, Sweeney & Hoyt, vol appropria'n 2l 81
a Il Jones, vo.. appropriation. rs
Judges Of Election for making
returns, .............. % 40
5 Kellogg for oil ............... 25
Dec. l, Joss, salary as Go. Auditor 125 90
. 4, G Comstock illegal tax of 1853
refunded. II 81
8, A I Benson for 81 dollars Can
non Falls and st. Paul road
orders taken up Mt 50 per cont. 43 50
Is, N Chandler Sheriff and Depu-
ty's fees for Dec term Of court l4s 90
20, Phoenix Insurance Company, in
surance on Court House 73 95
Frank Ives canvassing election
returns: ..":.......".... S 40
Joss salary rs Co. Auditor 1875 %
Chas. Thomas vol. appropria'n IL 80
Interest on bonds Nos. 81, 80, 40,
At: 50. IS, 8, l, Gl, 96, lOG: 9S,
II, 6s, ST, %, 26, S5, 50 q So, 73o 50
Gand Jurors fees Dec. term 1852 rs IA
Petit Jurors fees do DO do 205 OF
W,tucss' fees tor do do do "A O6
Sl7,s9s 81
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04
NOTICE.

49, NOTICE.
Lectures will be delivered by the following
gentlemen on the days specified:
Rev. j. w, Hancock, February 10th, 1868.
Warren Bristol, Esq, l7th,
Rev. e. Il. Welles, Path, q
Hon. E. II. Wilder, March Sd, /"
Rev. Matthew Sorin, :. 10th,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

DIS. JACKSON, HERBERT & CO., Pro-
prietors Of the National Dispensary, establish.
Cd Cincinnati, O., Jan. I. 80. cure all private
diseases witk unexampled rapidity. We gar
antee to ears eenorrhs., aleet, Syphilis; ln-
potency, Nocturnal Emissions, or Self Abuse,
(DIuRNAL Emissions, Female Coinplsints, III
short, every possible form and variety o1 esxu-
lar Disease. Dures rapid, thorough and pss-
manent, and fees moderate. Send for our CiS~
Icular-1lTTxEx largo in. BY II in. letter
pagss, OF vsrisd, valuable ard 1Ar111s1Ixe
metter. Also. Circular inteaded for ladies
only. ~ ;s.s..szsse.=ss~.. -.
Dr.. Jsekson's Tsmsls PiAs-ons dellas Pr
bo4-s1Ho so1 ClaouLA1. 5b *tsz*ss7 e
invigorator Of Genital 0Fssns-ssz1 SssCr
oULAB. - II - -.,s ..yss@. s:.s ..5E5-
special vritsen Rspliea, wellsss,sd seat With
tho Circular, without charge. One oe ~
cheapest most interesting and important beets
ever pcblishsd. 800 psels, 100 en9rs Wings "1he
Mountain Of Light. Or Medical Protector and
Marriage Guide, and IN Explicit Key TO Low
and Beauty" Il SATISFACTORILY =. vssls
various subjects never before fully explained
in any popular work in the English lsngusRe.
Price 50 cts. and ono cent stamp, or three for
one dollar and three Scent stamps. Fully dcs-
Icribed in Circular. which every young man
should have, whether sich or we'll.
! Medicine with instructions, sent promptly to
any part Of tho country. Consultation Rooms
Of tho Dispensary, No. 167 Sycamore st. P.
| o. Box No. 1876.
| n16l Dec. 4, '62:ly
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

WooD.-Peop|e are taking advantage of
Tho present freeze up, and are getting stacks
OF wood over the river. Go in on your
norve," it will all bo needed before mex,
winter.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

BY COUSIN NAY CARLETON,
-i"'"'r 9: Gtssy Go"ey," ''.SyA Cam:absN,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

New GooDs-A. J. Clark. ESQ, at the
Goodhuc County Drug Store, has Just re
ceivc'l, by express, new stock OF Drugs
ilc has also received the incest and best ar
ticlc Of glass cone for Kerosene lamps that
We have ever seen. His stock of Lamps and
kerosene oil is large and good, and he and
his gcntlemanly clork is always ready to
attend to callers.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-04

SoMErulSG NEw.-Stcrling has just re
ceived few boxes o! heavy India Rubber
boots, for the wet, sloppy weather Of spring
For that season OF tho year they are invalu
able.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-22
NO\NOt NO MOvG.

As aproof that the Blood Purifier and Pills arc
purely vegetable have the certificates OF those
inent chemists Professors Chiffon Of New York. and
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates
published in conspicuous part Of this Paper from
time TO time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri
fer, 81 per bottle 50 per half DOZEN OF the Scan
dinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, 2j cents per box,
o boxes for 81, N't
Principal Office and Salesroom, No. G East Fourth
St., 81 building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Lab
oratory, No. is Hammond Street.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-22

GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CmcAGo.-An-
other immense Grain Elevator, said TO be
the largest in the world, has just been flu
ished in Chicago, and still another, Of
equal size, is nearly completed. They
have been built in the most substantial
manner, and are furnished throughout
with the most perfect machinery, includ-
irg a large number of Fairbanks 500
Bushel Hopper Scales, which insures cor
rect weight to buyers and sellers of grain.
The amount Of grain which eau be han
died in these Elevators in a single day is
enormous. The increased productions Of
grain in the Northwest is perhaps shown
in no way more clearly than by the rapid
increase in Chicago of the facilities for re-
ceiviug and shipping it.