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An Original Proposition.

Horace Greeley submits an original pro-
position for settling the difference that arc
known to exist in the De,aocrstic party. IS
w.'l as he few less serious fferences in
the Union party. Whether accepted or not,
The proposition certainly Leaefves publicity
sni constellation.
Mr. Greedy susg,sts to The delegates to
the Chicago Conyention. that tho ultra
"Pcacc' non rame theiY candidates and
the War Democrats, or those who will
Only have Union Peace, :elec: theirs,
Thin let there be common electoral
ticket. l:eaded either y; Toe Peace or War
candidates as cachsvoter ,n~y prefer. The
electors II chosen, are to- vose for the can
d!dA'es who receive ,l.e largest support
lie also comneads the sano plan TO TIE
Union party, end suggests that The proposed
Convention tc be ha!.l .s buffalo on tie
22na o!Septenber adopt it. iIr. Greeley
sayr, in conclusion: "l,es these Lnioni IS
who disI!k: Hr. Lincoln bod their Con,cn
ilon lei them name ih.ir cantfilsscs but
lot thcr., 10 but are Elect orisl tickle: on our
Side; ami let the People se;orally vote their
choice { Pr ei,)ent; and let tic cho &c OF n
majority be respected by al the Electors
chosen ty the Union party. Thas We ma.
differ AZ 70 rnsa, Without scattering our
votes and throwing away the election
aud :sus each party moy conce.te to The
People what they have nevsr yet enj ,yel-
the high priei e.e Of freely choosing Presi
dent and ' co President Of the United
States - nil,ruukss C.nt;nc2
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
RED WHO, Aug. 2O'h 1864.

hED VINO, Aug. 2Ofh 1861.
Council met pursuant TO adjournment,
present tie Mayor, Councilmon Hawkins
and wilkinson, and the Recorder.
The minutes OF .he previous meeting
were real and approved
On motion it was resolved that an order
bs drawn in fayor Of Geo. Wilkinson, 70.
moEov advanced to pay tho St. Paul Press
Co. for 200 ccp;os Of tho city charter, k22, Is
On motion it WAS resolved that tho City
Recorder be directed to civ. notice as re
garded bv the city Chorter, to the occupants
Of Lots 10 block ~ in tho city Of Red Wing
to widen the alloys across said block.
On motion it was resolved that 4 special
tax Of $se8, bo levied on the taxable pro,
perty of the city, for the purpose Of reim
bursng money advanced by citizenes OF Red
Wing. to defray in part the preliminary
survey Of the St. Paul and Pacific Rail Road
from St. Paul to WnonA.
The yeas and nays were as follows, yeas,
Ccuncilmen Hawkins and Wilkinson, and
the Mayor. nsys-none.
On motion adjourned 10 Sa:usday, August
9th 1864 at o'cls k p. N.
W. w. WHELrS.
(Atsest) Mayor.
Robert Deakin, Lity Recorder.
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Switzerland 10 America.

The people OF Geneva, Switzerland, have
all :rcssed friendly letter to tho people OF
America, de:ply lamenting tha. some Of tho
states Of tho Union are engaged in mos:
caus'ess revolt, urging the people Of the
north to stand by the stars ard stripes, be-
cau'e by so doing they labor for universal
l'ber'y, and earnestly Loling that the mis-
guided people Of the South may sec the er.
rors Of their ways and come back to the
protection Of he old flag.
Such friendly exchanges can do no harm,
they may do much good AL good men
must feel the sama way. Have courage and
fort,tude. men Of America. The eyes o!
the world are upon you. tho sacre,, ark Of
liberty is now entrusted to your care. Ho-
tray not that charge.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
. A Little bit fzIllstorv.

Dy reference. SAYS tho Troy TIM, to
the Constitutions OF New Y ork,, Nsv
Hampshire, New Jersey. Virginia. Marr.
land, North Carolins. formed bsior. ths az.
Of the Constitution ot the U nitod St.taa .
AMI ia force a. its,adoption. and also 20 tho
Consli,ta1 y ions Of Georgia and Pennsy1vani.
formed soon afterwards, i Ape ri Il5at ID
respect to tho qualification OF electors Ter
the most numerous branches OF, tae State
Legislatures, there was no distinction on
account otcolor in those nine States. Com
necticut and Rhode Island, being ,under tho
old royal charter, could have none. South
Carolina, by s. Constitu ion Of 177a, Al
lowed negroes to vote, but aoa 177sH the:
privilege was restricted toA every "whi,e:
man g.: In Deleware, by att Of Fsbru.I-
ry 3, 17o7, emanvipalcd sl,ves and their
issue were debarred "the privilege Of voting
at elections or being e'ectsdt's And ssevsh
this seems to~b. a violation of'the .lett,r of
the Constitution, OF the State. Il is well
known. among intelligent mon, that tho
practice Of. admitting free mon Of color t.
vote obtained universally at frst anon: an
OF the original 'fold thirteen" In virgiaiA
negroes voted side BY SIDE. with white men'
Until lS3O! ~,, d.. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HERE!a default has heen made IN the'pAv-
incnt OF III. sum Of Seven Hundred and On.
dollars and rino.y four ceuta which i, nov
claimed to be due at the d.to Of this notice, Tor
r'inclple and interest up,n certain Mortgags
executed and delivered ny Isaac Nichelx, AMI
Al'"e:ts Nichols his vv.ft Of f4oodhu. County
Mlhnososa, to uerr' NJ Eurch I'd OF lint n
Che!1a county New ork beari"e da the 2lss
1:7 or June. One thousand eight hundred and
hf'y nine. which mortgage WAS on the same
'a' ret ricd in The office Of tho Register OF
Deeds in and for Goohhuc county Minncso:s,
IN BOOK Of Mortgages on page. 2o5 and 206.
And HnEEEAs her. tolore the sNid Henry Il.
b"rcharu, thep having lion by virtue Of .aid
r'or!gace upon tho land. therein descr ibsd, Oh
w'!ch the taxes TOR 1871, 1859 1860, 1861, 1859
and lse" had MT been pad, thercupon paid
SUCH taxes and the interest," penalty and char
gcathcrepn, amounting IN all to the sum -
sixty seven dpi,srs and twenty three cents, to
the County Treasurer G. odh, Q county, tho
person authorized hy law to receive The same,
and took hi, rereirI therefore. which under
The provisions. OF the Statutes. OF Minnesota
e"na:i:ute an additional lien .uch lnnd. to
the amount ah,rc>sid, and with the interest
thereon is crlle:tcblc with, ana par. 81
srd IN tho pAl3o E!aEEcr tho amount 80
cured by the eri yinnl lion Of the mortgage ~
aforesaid.
And wnErE.s. t'- said mortgage. toSethor
with the proInisory note therein mentioned.
and th. debt thereby ACQUIRED arc ntlll, eWn8d
and possessed Ivy the r7il Henry NJ. Hurch.r.l
sl., no sn;ss or p, eIings have been lnssitu-
tel a. law or otherwise. to recover ths debt re
curci by such Mortgage ornny part thereof.
VOW THEREFORE,, in pursuan and by virtue
"f tho power OF sale contained in said mort
gage aud of The statute in such c.so made and
provided. notice il horcby given Tint the Isl
mortgage vii be horrloseG. and Tho lands and
premises thorein Described, lying snd being in
tn. county 9! E""''huc and State Of Minns..-
-, t" Wit: 'The Sorth-wc.t qrartcr o.! aoc-
tiVn tw-nty tuo q IN Tow a-hip one hundred
and ten Il" north Of range fnoen ll5l wes."
io2eth,I " 'th all 'hs h,r. Iit,ncnts,a a d ap,u1-
to a'ces ts'r"unto. oelonginG o:':n any wise
npp"rt:ining. will te rold ~ public vandue /.
tho hir heat bidder for snrh. t. ,ntsfy sud psy
tho SAID debt End Intcrcss described in. an! ,e~
cured by the ai"rc-aid martgage as sp.ciAel
therein, and ais" the nr,"unt 30 pni ter taIss
"s aforcanid. with interest thereon: aud :'.e
oSts md di-hursa,uon,an nl'o@nd by law, At the
ron. !oor Of The curt Hnu.e "f the .ai
county "dh"o, ip tho city OF Red Wing, oa
Saturday To st'' day Of ont"ber 1884, =: :en
o'o'ock in tho f'Tcs"on Of thar day.
Dated Ninona. lurn.t IS 1854.
NxxaY ". EurouAnn
Mortgage.
Q. n. WATERWAY. A.t'y. Win IN. Minn
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VVTt2aSt
Q. n. Waterway. A:t'y. Win,n. Minn.
MORTG AGE SALE.
(1st mobilization Avg. ~ IS;4.)

(1st publication Avg. ~ Is;4.)
Names sof Hortgngors Hugh Nanny aud
Nary Nanny. of GooAlac county Minn...sa
Nn'no Of Mort2sgce-A!cx. .nI,r Tsribsul:
Ct Rice County hinnesota. =,
Date Of Msrtgage--July l2.h 1870
Mortgage Recorded --Juiv alst 1890. stelsv.s
o'clock A. H.. in Book of nnrtgage., on page
2l3 in tho o(fice Of tie Ragster Of Decdsa for
tho county % Goodhus anl State nfMin .ess.a.
Amount clainni to be duo and un pa id upon
the debt sccursd by sail mortgng. nt tho da.e
0. this mott ;ce, is two hundred and Dinetv-ono
nni S)-1oo doI1nrs, the Whole Of which is now
due to said Mortgageo andnnpaid. ard ~ pro
esealngs ut law or o,berwjse Eave been ins!i,s-
ted for the recovery thereof.
Description Of the Nerteaged eremi:es--Tbs
South half Of tho, North west ornrtcr- tho
syest ha'f of the South nnst quarter. and the
Tow ns}tir ono hundred and twelve, North o.
ranpc fourteen. vest, con.ainin2 ID a., tbros
hundred and twenty scres more or loss. aecor-
ding 10 The government survey Thereof, situs-f
tod in the County Of GooihHs, md STATE
Min1assta.
Defanl. having bssn rade in the payment
Of the debt,ecured By the afors.nd mortgage.
er ofsaIe contained IN said n,o or,gAge, and pur-
saaDtto The sStAtute in sue case % sde and
prosided tbeSsajd nDrtgAgs Win BE- iossSlo.sd
by sale of the mortgagsd premises storsssid
.: psblie arctioD, ,st tbe eh.rifs Office in shs
city o Rel Wjng.in said Goodhne county On
tbs sixth day Of October 1864, At on. o'o!oei n
ihe afternoon Of said dsy - sstsfy she
am oun: then duo upon tho dsbt secsrs1 BY
said mortgage ssd the costs and disbarssm sn,s
o. said ss1s = =, ~. ,sr.I, j. Hs4sxas
4 sDatsd August q 1854.
ALxxArpza PAnsArr,.
~, ~ - ! ~ ~. qMprxszes.
Cors & SA.E, -At.y's. for Mortgages:
FhTbnuIt Nina
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E." H"....ATsEED,

Wo have enlarged our paper again to its
oligina; size. 1t was entirely unsatisfactory
10 us to publish so small paper as we have
'or The last year and half as, no doubt it
was to our readers. We do not now enlarge
because tin,os are more favorable to enter
prise, for, while our income has but slightly
increased, our expenses have no'rly doubled.
A bundle Of paper thst cost us $7,45 when
wo commenced publishing this paper. now
costs us $l4 30. But We have enlarged
simply for the satisfaction it gives us to
send out roadabl. paper:
We DO not ask for moro subscribers. we
do not want them. Indeed We will not
take them At the present rate; for the more
We lave st the present price Of material, tho
more We lose by tho operation. We hope
to be abc to give better satisfaction to those
We now have, aad when we can afford 10 vs
shall ask for more
In tho matter Of politics. ~ have no.
changed. Wsare for the "ConstituttOn
md the Union. first, last and al,
the Time" We believe that parties have
hesn curse to the country. and shall not
encourage party spirit ; but rejoicing in tha.
ennobing patriotism that induced tho sub
''a"tisl mon Of al! parties to call a Nnio,,
National Convention. and nominate candi-
date for Pre<:dest, and candidate for vice
President. ono from each Of the great polisi
cal parties OF the country. upon = patriotic
national unioh platform. We shall endeav
or to cx'end tho principles ard the practice
of saeh liberal patriotism into the minutsa,
transactions Of tho political economy.
w believe in tho war for the suppression
n this rebellion. and in every means Of car
rying it on We believe in The Draft and
regard il as extremely unfortunate for the
country that il had not been resorted to ear
lisr. and without the communal. on clause
The sooner il comes the sooner the war
will 10 over.
We arc Unidentified with The in.er:.t oil
0oodhus eouusy-csel glad in ito financial
"od agricultural prosperity. and proud oI
IN Wat record; And 1t is that we may
hive room to sdvosste these, that W.
have enlarged onr p'per at our own cost,
We shall. ea,...yor 10 make Il a. Interest
Ing and welcome vjsj,cr a. the tlrssstie o.
every Fami'r who, take it, both on accoun,
Of the current war and foreign new,. and
is reeara'ef local current svenss. ~>>S
Thanking our patrons for past iavors, ~
heIe 10 merit continuance Of them. -
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The Wade nnd Davis p:o.os'

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ssnator Wade and Congressman DAVIS
have made thenselv:s notorious and all the
copp rheads jnbi'ant by protesting against
the action Of the President in refusing to
sign a certain bill passed by congress. 1t
is remarkable how sympathetic the copper.
heads all arc with tho "a ankest kind of abo J..
litionis" ~ soon as they msnifes. she loast
dislike to old Ate. There is not one now in
tho country who is not ready TO fall down
and worship Zen Wade for tho great scr.
vice they hope he has done tho;r Cause by
calling the President usurper.
What has he usurpcd ? Lot US see.-
Congress passed bill Zen Wade claims
TO have bcon the champion Of that bill, and
We think has proved himself to be SUCH
The distinctive feature o'tbat bill was its
provision Tor the reorganization 0: the
Union Ry il all the States now in rebel
ion are in feet declared cut Of tho Uuion,
thereby virtually acknowledging the very
fact that jeff Dav's claims. and which all
the c'ppcrheads Of the country contend for,
thai secession has already taken place. It
then goes on to make provisions for the re
organization; one Of the terms Of which is.
the entire abolition OF slavery. ~
Nov aint:t singular that democrat
should 'ea 'nything in that to admire
yet they do, or they t:.ink they do, when in
fact they only see what they hope xill prove
to be opposition TO oil Abe spring eu: of it,
AL they rejoice at that.
Mr.. Lincoln will not acknowledge the
fset Of Secession, So whom the bill waa
presented 70 him, As he had right to do.
he reiasol 10 s:gn it. It was presented to
h,m At the last momsnt Of the session, and
he BY refusing to sanction il, killed il. We
do net hesitate to say the president did
rigst-just as hs ought 70 hsve done. and
Just ~ the people Of ths country viii bear
him out in doing. t..@
sAcknnvledsc the feet Of secession asd
.xba, ars the eonsequ.nces. First, tb.s the
.seessisn took placs bessre Abraham Lin
CON was President. Second that the South
il 60 independant nation. Third, that the
war seyes having hsen formally declared by
Caagrssx IS wIshcu: authority. and kur.h
tast every &c. Of tie president in rslasien
'sssreeo, Is ~ arbitrary act OF ussrpa.;on-
Now tie President nor the country are
not going % take upon tnense,vts the kur-
den Il sueh responsibilities. Ths erdinan.
ess dsecesssen we're 10 their iacsptiols void,
And ev.ry net done under them are violent
ssss Of unconstitutional usurpatioa. Upon
This grosna ss.e rrssia mt started o,., and
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For the Volu.t.er

For the volu>t..r .--1
School Houses In Goedhue County.
In my last weeks communication gave
the dimensions OF house TO acconoda.e
fifty scholars, viz. Is feet by %, and 10 fee.
st least in height within. This will afford
space for IN en.ranc, hall feet by 7,--a
room for girls on the righ, Of the sane Z
feet BY nine, and another on the left for
boys, Of the same size. A platform for the
teacher, feet wide scross the end opposite
the doors space for recitation seats in front
Of platform; space all around the room 2
feet wide, and space for stove feet square.
near the m,in entrane four rows of double
desks. each 81 fee. long, placsd 50 IS 10.
facs the platform IN Sc feet wide in the
centre Of the room. ard passage between
each two rows Of desks ls inches wide
This araascmant will givo2ampls room for
each scholar to ais comfortably in his sea;
e lssve It without disturbing anyone .lse,
xnd to breathe wholesome atmo,phsrs.
Tho windows should be on tho sides o!
the reou. and placed four seet from the floor.
They should reach as.nsar 10 ths ceiling
- possible, and be fxsd 50 q 70 Iss down
from the top. @7
The seats should vary in height from
inches TO Is and the height Of the dssk
should vary 10 correspond, from n inches
10 %. from the foor . The top OF the back
part-.he lswes' ssats for the yoangest nu-
pix, Should b nsarest th. teachers desk.
Is IS vssJ desirable shas the tsaehs.,s desk
b placed At the narsh eni Of the scasoI
room that this end bs ! dss! rslI that all!
the scholars sit 20 IS TO sacs the stoTss,.
The,asc. win then 's 1t The sou;h sas, al
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awindow each side Of tho ro ON to ealigh,en

L.
.'~'ndow s'ch.sids { ol the room to qRigheon'
The clothes rooms. N @ u
I Spaces Tor black boards and outline m'p
will ho found between the windows on oa:h
side ofthe school room, and ia the end o1cu>.
pled bv the platform and teachers desk. -
Space FOR artificial globes apparatus, md
cases fer books st each end Of the platform
A shelter Cor wood can be che.pYy Built
in. the rear o the buifaing and adjoining il,
out houses, With back yards for each SIX OK
tending from the ssme to the, end Of Tho lot.
The whole space, in, front, on each side
should be enclosed with neat lence, and
adorned with shade. trees. for a Common
play ground. / will furnish the plan. OF a
>Aoo' house similar to tn sb,vo described
to the officers ofany district in thi. County,
who may wish it, on calling At my office at
the Court House in Red Wing.
..: ). w. HAxcocK.
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she has bravcly stuck to Ills text, in spite Of
Jeff: Davis and his armies, and the, little
army OF hothe29s at the North, who hope
to make notoriety while there is commotion
The following sensible remarks from
Harper's Weekly, are worthy Of all'considcr..
i iho President may cnEstitut:onally veto
a bill, or he may allow it to lie after ad-
]ocrnment, without his signature. In both
ca'cs the-bill FOR the time iaiisto become q
law. Now, IN the particular case involved
| N the manifesto Of Mcsars Wsd, and Da
viSr the President received the bill at the
last m"m"nt, and did not approve it. lie
might have left IT there; hut. with his
n*n'! f'"n'incss ofdealins with tile conntry
in which his ofticial conduct may well BE-
com mod j for his succ ,ssors. after IN,
ture'r ralecting upon the rrinci pie Of tie
bill he announced that while he did not ar
prove it as who'e. and consequ ntly cculd
rot make il , law by giving it his signature,
yet. that he di'i approve some suggestions
IN IT.. and in his executive action would be
governed by than. Nothing could be sim
pier. fairer. or further from ''deapotism.''-
1t waS his constitutional right to lat the
bill! drop and say nothing abons it. But he
chose 10 say that while re could not ap.
prove, and consequently obeyit as law,
ye: that ne would follow it within the un-
questioned domain Of his own iction so far
as it seemed to him visa In other words.
ne 'cccp'ed parts of the hill AZ suggestions
10 guide him in his executive conduit
h'essrs. Wade ard Davis complain that he
did not accept the i'll altogether or reject
it c"tire!v. AS law, he did reject T. f.; but
like wise man, re embraced the sound
principles Il" found in it, and will act upon
them.
= =
1he :jn'on m n of;|e country have nom
i"ated Nr. Lincoln upon the strength .thc
gen raj course 0! his odn.n;straiion ard o.
his personal da!rio:is!n. They do not pro
less to approve svaTy act. or to agree with
every measure Of that administration. but
under all the circumstances Of the timo and
G. un'ry, and his answering fidelity to tho
cardinal principles NA:~A .ha rebellion at
tacks, tl'ey think it best for the country
that he should be rc-elccted Whs'ever,
therefore tends to dofeat him holos to throw
the country into the hands of it's enemies.
Aud wh'c no sensible m:n can be asked or
expected to stulify himself for any purpose
whatever, surely every p''riotic citizen
will take care that his conduct shall 10
governed by the actual state Of things, so
that he may not ho?elessly injurs the very
cause to which he is devoted.
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M.As.-Some bounty agents persuaded
poor negro to enlist yesterday by terrily:
ing and dsceiving him into the belief that
he had to go. All the bounty 70 got was
500. tho "scalpers''1 having made Two or
three hundred ont Of the operation. This
's question IN which The community kas
an interest ss the negro has family. who
BY this fraud may be thrown upon the city
ior relief. It is about as honorable and
brave 10 cheat. child ~ TO deceive sn ic.
norans, simple person such ~ most Of these
poos negroes are. 81. Paul Prem.
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s Sex. Monaay the unter.;aed Of the M.
iion will nsst in cenclave At Chicago 10
aon:nsss candid. tss for the Presidency and
vice Presidency Of this na:ion. Who they
viii he. d difficult 10 tel. Those, even
who sFs assred with lock tehind sa. cur
sa.a caanot noe tel They cannot even
,sl, whether The democracy of,he country
Il isr var Or psaes. Union Of ds- uniso.-
The animated stand ready with open
snoshs to harraA for aar mo that may Be
nominated. aud for any d<e!arassan Of policy
-tpr'nsip'ss ars net to b Thought es1 that
1sy b. PIT s,rsh.
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The B.'timors Anss-;ean, speaking Of tie
Wade and Davis protest. snys that Henry
Vfnter Dasr 'shasIng snixrepresen,ed his
con. tsas.ts ana defisd their known sen,i
Insnts on a'sno Il esery subject brought b.
fore the present Gpngrsss. has Icst all IN
fuencs IN bis State apI district Hence.
his thfeat 70 ths President amounts to Bat
very lite more than his individual vote. :,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBTIc

HPersons ar hereby warned md D.
u 10, ;obuy, take Or ns9otisse Tor .,
scty 1gse. datpd On or abeptfhs Us, j:
JslJe s61.si9Ded BY myself &ni one 9
nsase ! snd ParAs,. 20 : ssSb gNsf, for
I.o.s -. Proesrsdby Tanda3sn. repre- 7
.sons ard .rs.9;scn withon. sny cos,idc e
and vilInst bs paid. s
!, JOHN x. BosTWr
Dsssd Rcd sing AugHss 18th, 1884. Z 8
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rFHE Go. par.pers'lip heretofore ..is.fps BE-
l. tw4sn the undersigned md c.. Anssrson
insbs wagsn making ba.iness, .hzs bssn d.
soIvsd bysmu:uaI eonsssfsS as E q
= John IL on. Of Rsa sTineIis hsfaby eppoin.sd
my s2ept, during my srsenee from the city 10
attend to my bpsise,s. nna Al psrsofr hartre
nnsettlsd basine.s With me, are h.Esby referred
and secsip: for any and oil seesuri.s tlss are
due ms ss5t esy4s5z 8. - I e s@7
ks4 Wing Argus. II !, 1864. H.
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b Notwithstanding the Mormons are laying
gay grain for season Of famine, food is now
pretty we'll up 20 starvation prices. The
|l1ese'et Nsua Of su:y quotes AQur 1t SIS
per 100 pounds; wheat, SIS per bushsl:
corn $3.50 per bushel; pork. so cents psr
pound sugar. 81 butter 80 cents ;whis.
Ky, $40 per gallon. ~e----~--.-
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Quota CT Gcodhuc Ccun;y under <ie x.

Quota CT Gcodhuc County under <he ,s> .
Call.
The following is the quo, Of Goodhuc
county under the last call, as fixed and COR
rected by the enrolling board.
GoopuuE-Burnside 6. Tcllc Creek 13,
ReIvidere 10. Cannon Falls II, Central
Peint 8, Cherry Grove Is, Featherstone l9,
Florence 20, Go4dhne 8. Holden 26, Hay
Creek Is, Kcnron9 2. Lillian II. Leon is.
MinneoIa 13, -pins Island o. Roscoe 13
Red Wing 66. Vasa IA, Wanamingo 20,
Warsaw l3, Wacouta 5. Lumbrota 10.
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The heaSJ taxss ssss greatly decreasing
The consu,np ption .of totAeeo. 4 Nev York
calculation is that half The smokers hass
stopped. Ali Anti-.obaeco Tsask.s sioss
auence: poured 0ui .ar half ! century. couI d
rot 80 uhai rear Of r1r< taxes has 1ore
y, this wsy. TIE pocket appeal Is ten
tines more potent Than tI1s head.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24

EEAE1x 1TxD--Thst nnsser tie ,ecen,
Hcseuse Lsv, which sook effect August 1st
1864. none but licensed isgssss and csnssy. !.
s''e@fs ne c... sra~ aeslls 1nasigsses, or any
PrrsF. aFc,iag tile 70 real estate.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24

The British Government will recall du-
ring the coming fall, the whole Of tho silvsr
CONS now circulating throug hout the Unit
ed k'ngdop !, and replace th,m with a. o.
lrey newscoinage. : i IL GlE}