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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-15
Something the German Union meH
should Remember

should Remember
That il they vote for John c. Fremont,
they thereby help to je'ect Democrat, TO-
Fremont cannot be elect"d, and every vote
cast for him is against the Union candidate,
and consequently in favor OF the Democrat
ic nominee. 49,
That al the vilest coppc,head papers in
the nation urged his nomination, lied about
the numebers and enthusiasm Of the Con
vention, and now are prai>ing him up 10 the
seventh heaven, for the sole purpose Of al.
vi ing the Union men Of the country.
That the Chicago Times the vile. Of all
the vile organs of Cop2erhee'!;sm said thai
his nomination ensured the deftu. Of Lin.
coin, anc the election of 5.ttsr man thu,
Fremont,
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Exemptions.

+, Tho following named persons have beer
exempted from the draft from this County
for the PERSONS assigned below. These ar
additional to those We published last week
FAlp coxHrrArrox.
Gu.tAf England. vasa.
Flavius Benson, Hay Crock.
G. Fritz, Beividers. @@L 49,
John Holmes, Leon.
ro:o! strembers, Hay Creek.
Antoine Senigo, ="
N. O. Egg icston, I"
\ \ G{}.JKohns:on, Be'yidsre,
John Hoist, do
Edwin George, Warsav
Ghrtram Peterson, Leon
Ole Peterson,
Albert Stager. Hay Creek, hernia.
Peter Suffer, Hay Creek, loss Of teeth.
Christian Olson, Hay Creek, feebleness ofcon
ny s@% r'' : &
Eric Anderson, yasa, hernia.
~. Arber. Hay Creek chronic disease kne
joint from injury. . : .01~cI' -,
chas. Bowling, Hay Creek, wound RICH,
thigh. ''
: Martin Erb, Hay Creek, deafness. - :
Peter CrumP p. Warsaw, dstulx, lschrymalis
and chronic opthalmia.
d. Torscl Torgslscn, Warsaw feeble constisu
ton. ~.--F. ..,er: ..: .- Kid =
John 1Hgebrighsson, Leon, hernia. X
4. E. Emmons, Leon, decided fsebloness Of
constitution ,,,g.y - :.~s... hoe ..-4. J. =
~.-.... on ACCOUNT OF AaH. So a
Henrisk Johnson, Warsaw. j.
yraSisnHD SUBSTITUTE. l.
). VIM. E, s.cne, Leon. ~@:5 / a=.s<s,sss% ;
John Thor,sson, vasa. y ~s. szsf*., .'s.z...
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-15

le.ent. 6by hat body ensert.;n .uy doub.
As to the HUI result spnder your admins.
tfationss uste ined bys the loyal people and
by our nobleaarmy aSd gallant navy. Eei-
ther did the Convention, nor do this Con.
mite, doubt tho speedy Suppression q tAie
most wicked ard uuprovoked rebellion.
A copy of the. resolution were here
handed to the President. -
would add, Mr.. President, that Il would
be the 'pleasuret of the gconnittssto seom-
municateswithin . few. days through ~ u
It's most accomplished members, Mr.. Curtis,
~ letter ct more lrn the
under which you have been placed, b. ~
nomination for the Presidency" =TslA
E The %Pfesiden: said - :. ss& 49,
INF. CHAIRMAN, AND GEErLMEx OF rn1
CoMM1TTEE / will neither conceal nv
gratlhcatlon nor restrain the expression Of
my gratitude thatthe Union: people through
the Convention, in their. continual seffa9ts
to save and advance the nation, have desm-
led me not unworthy to remain in my pre-
sent position. i know no reasonsto ido,bt
thatl shall accept the nomination teadenad.
and yet, perhaps, should not declare def.
nately before reading and considering what
is called the platform. I will say now, how
ever. that approve the declaration ID favor
Of so amending the Constitution IS to pro-
hibit Slavery throughout the nation. When
the people in revslt. with tho hundred days
explicit notice that they could, within those
days, resume their allegiance without, the
overthrow Of their institutions, and that
they could not resume it afterwards, elect:
ed to stand out. such an amendment of the
Constitution "a now proposed, became =
fitting and necessary conclusion for the sue
cess OF the Union cause Snch aloueo scsu
meet and cover all cavi1. now perceive
its Importance and embrace. 10 the Joint
name of Liberty and Union." Let US Ia
Dor to give it legal form and practical Of:
ect:" : ...... - -,
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Inc N0mmltte VAtS on the president
and In form Him Of his Nomination
.5-=-t.ov. Dennison,s speech, and ths
Presidents hepiy. -
..ss&s5 =.s.,.-. Warrington, June Q. +
About 2 O'Clock to day he coinmitte 4 D.
pointed Yesterday by the National Union
Convention at Baltimorc,o inform Presi.
dent Lincoln o. his nomination by thas Con.
yfniion. reached the White House.
Cor. Dsnnison, President of.ths Conren.
ron. and ChairrnaD Of the. Committe then
addressed the President As Flows
Mr.. PEEsipEsr-The National Conyen-
ton which CLOSED ii Baltimore yesterday,
appointed 4 c0mmists cpnyisting ofone from
each State. sad sshss1lk - Chairman, 10 In
fom you OF Yo1r unanimous nomination 81
|tA4 C1nykntJot5or Rress1eat.s haye tte
|hoaos aoeasssm .sou - pnsident. aod Il
its behalf hare the henoS 10 present ron
With csPy Of the resolutions b paatfor.,
adopted BY that convca,;en g q, express
i'm q In ssase of tbs courtry With Il rsp5
'Fesents- of she principles Of lie pr1pe;ple,
|asd psli j that sSi,0s1iH chasatesixe fl,e ID.
fss'ssss raiios in de present eonditios q a.
|coun 81
D ! = - NJ ~ . ycu maj Is. Come.
ton " thus ussmiously Dominalin9 700,
'k1ye uttef4res 90 III alDosl uniyssssl ss;;oell
IT, ~ pppleof IL epunt.Y. r. dluk1
|yor sIeesios vi J; b MT thert q -.
- - I I snpssssGl = .
|t : !. !. I :. 4 - = -
ss-r ~ csolssssssos lar sb.s rsr,s.
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e.. Il steamer C.p,ured.

The United states Steamer Watsr Witch
vas e.ptured by the REELS in occ.tas
Sound, Georgia. on the 3D. Inst,
She WAS boarded by An overpoweriae mum
Der Of rebels. and after desperate resist,
ancs surrendered. / ! go y
An expedition, has boon fitted outat Per,
Royal 70 re:capture or destroy hsr, 49,,
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Another Raiuc.

John Morgan has again invaded Ken
lucky, capturing the town OF Mount Stsr.
ling, burning bridges, tearing up railroads.
Ealing horses, soaring women and chill
drcn, and making a fuss generally. Such
things we most expect. They are tbs
fruitlsss efforts Of rebels to drive " from
cur course Of concentration.
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- - ! =, t~,n,
Qele9raphit 4elra,
BALTIMORE, J une 8.

The Convention re.assembled at 10 this
mo ming. President Ex-Gov. Dennison. of
V!.io in the Choir.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Cad
dis, of Ohio.
The committee on the order. of business
reported, and after amendm the report
was adopted.
+ Mr.. King. of New York, chairman Of
the committee on credentials, made ma
jor'ty report that the Missouri Radicals be
admitted to seats without the right of vet
Ing also that South Carolina delegates be
not admitted. and that delegates from the
District Of Columbia be admitted to seats
without votes.
The minority made. report which con-
CURED in that of The majority, except in
the exclusion of delegates from Virginia
and the territories Of Colorado. Nevada and
Nebraska, from tho right of voting. That
part Of the majority report relating to IN.
sonteste1 delegations was adopted.
JUNE So 80 P. M.-The Convention has
just ronomjnated BY reclamation Abraham
Lincolo for the Presidency.
4 p. M.-Andrew johnson of Tennessee
was dominated Tor Vice President on the
first ballot.
.... WASHINGTON, June 8.
70 Major Gen. Dix:
a dispatch from Grant, dated Yesterday
3 P. NJ, reports that all has been very quiet
to day: No casualties are reported. >.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman dated Al
toona Pass, and find it very admirable 70,
our purpose.
l, is the gate hroug, the East or mos.
Eastern spur Of the Alleghapies. npow
becomes as useful to US as it was to the
'enemy, b ing easily defended from either
direction. The roads hence from Ackworth
into Georgia are large and good, and the
country more open. Details OF the position
OF our troops and contemplated movements
are given, but are not needed for public in .
formation.
The dispatch further states the enemy is
not in our Immediate front, but his signals
are seen at Lost Mountain and Kenesaw.
Dispatches from General Canby. dated
June 3D., have been received. which report
sat'sfacto progress in the organization of
his command. = 49,,
(sign,d] E. M. STANTON,
Secretary Of war.
The Richmond Examiner, Of to day,
speaks Of the defeat of Gen w. z. Jones
by Gen. Hunter, II miles beyond Stanton.
Va. Gen. Jones was Killed on the field.
Ills successor retired to Wayne,boro. and
now holds the mountains between Chariot
vile and S'.untop. The paper further
states that no hospitals or stores were cap
turrd by Gen. Hunter.
To General Dix: =" $50
General Hunters victory and our occn.
patton OF Stausten is confirmed bv the fol.
lowing dispatch, Just received from General
Butler.
: All is quiet on my line. Richmond pa
pers Of June 7,h have news Of The fight at
Mt. Crawford between Hunter and Jones,
in which Hunter. was victorisus, and Jones,
the rebel comrnand*r, killed. Stanton
was Afterwards occupied BY Union forces.-I
The fight occurred on Sunday. /
[Sjgnedf ~ sS e. DC. STANTON,
~. .ess y. .>4~s- ,~e Secretary Of War
xxx BALTIMORE, J une 8.
A Great War meeting to ratify the nomi
nation Il row Icing held al lMonur ,entl
Square. The Mayor Of tho eity presiding,
Resolutions were adopted cordial epdors- |
c i~sl a (
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viii a.ct Iine.ln and JeSa.on eleetor..-
These may seem too oos1dent assertions.
yet ve are confident, al make them in con.
6deneo. - ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Letter List.

NO. II. :"
7s-..
~"LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIX.
ED in the Pest Office at Red Wing State Of
Minnesota 5th day of Jrne 1864.
GT'To obtain any Of these letters, the
applicant must call for 'advertised lettfr,.'
give the date Of this list, and pay one cent
for advertising. .:a,.t. !.
Johnso" Mrs. Andrew, King Mrs.: : p
knutson Sd. (2) 1horbonson Sarah.
Wright J. E.
E.p. LowATER, pm.
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vi Of Mrs. lbith'.I lsilspe., IL I.v.j
% port. Tit thes ha, m.ds';nquIry 81
IAdtlnng propty oweersand Add thu. tba
location Of tho eemstery 4 the llace indi:
Gated IS objected to and your com mittee
feel confident that the ground in question
will 70 required 10, build ing ! purpose. At a
very earlyzd.y and hils they do not OBJ
ject to tho location Of such cemetery At !.
place suitably distant from the seta ed p.rt
Of The city. they feel constrained to report
adversely to the request ofth applicant in
this. particular case. : Htk}E%:&<l,s>
Respectfully submitted, - ..
.... W. W. PHELPS.
W. E. HAWKING,
June IL 1864. s':ev'' :. ~ Carr co,,
The Shove report was on motion accepted
and adopted. - -'@~ > a>-r.< "a. : ~.
A report ofthe Torrent Engine company,
was made to the Council, which was on
motion accepted and adopted, and is as fol
lows to wit: :@7a ,a4~c - '~t.ss' 81 10
( - z,71 - 7RED WING June LIST '64..
TO the City Council Of the City Of Red
Wing. Report 5ofaall members in good
stsndins in the Torrent Engine Con, pan y
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BALTINoRE. lime 6

I n DAL11Ao1E, June &.
A Great War meeting to ratify the nomi
nation Il now Icing held At Monu i, IN,
Square. The Mayor Of tho city presiding
Resolutions were adopted cordially endors.
ing ard ratifyipg DE nomination of the
President ard commencing the same tc 10y
al voters throughout the country. Il -
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T.. DIED. 1881
III Camhridgeport Mass, on the 7th inst, Of
Consumption Andrew A. Teele, of this City :,
aHeo II years. '..t E.. d. !. esIsltj. .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

The Commiite y,ait on the Presid emf
and In form Him Of his Nomination
..5-+-tsov. Dennjson,s Speech, and the
Presidents Hepiy. s<s# =
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s:::sss Il. lss, ! saI a., ,.,,..
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator,s Sale.

Office is hereby given that by virtue of
In authority and license TO me granted, by
the Hon. Augustus w. Taylor, Judge Of Pro-
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of Michigan, shall sell at public auction, to
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ship of Allendale, in said county Of Ottawa, on
Saturday, the seventh day Of May next, at two
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town seven ~ north Orange fourteen (l4) west
containing forty acres Of land, more or less, with
the appurtcnances. Dated, Allendale, March
~, 1864. JOHN r. M0RGRIDGE,
Administrator Of the estate Of
256w71 of William Bell, deceased.
The above sale is postponed till Saturday, the
9th day of May next at the same time and
place. JOHN II. M0RGRIDGE,
Administrator Of the estate Of
William Bell deceased.
Aur;l a. 1864.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
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FIRST PREMIUM.

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FINkLE IL LYONS
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The Singer Sewing Machines!

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WILLIAM WALLACE.
Grand Haven, Nov. 0, 1861 nl45
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Howard Association.

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SECOND PREMIUM.

EE Diploma and So to tie Grover Dc
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Rubber Packing.

have just received large supply of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store Of
March z, 1860. GEo F.. HuBBaEb
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NET ASSETS, JANUARY, 1864,
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

GEN. JonN LAwLER-We know this
gentleman does not desire political notice
from us, but it is qualification to US to
learn from the Pr. du Chen Union that he
"threy himself into the arms" of the
Democracy in a pubic speech made in that
city. Lawler has been democrat all his
life. His business duties have been for
years so oncrous that but little time could
be devoted to political matters. These
duties are even more imperative now than
ever, but like all good citizens he sees the
danger impending and he borrows time
from needed hours of rest, to urge Upon
his fellow citizens the importance of labor
ing for the success of the hero, statesman
and Patriot, Geo. B. Mcclellan. Gen.
Lawler, of course, is a. 'copperhead," a
"traitor," "sympathizer' with rebellion
so long as he aids by his voice and vote the
establishment of Constitutional order, but
the pestilent fanatics who have brought our
great couatry to the verge of ruin, and now
propose to precipitate IT into. the gulf of
Despotism, are "loyal to the core" SO
long as white blood may flow Tor negro
emancipation 4@